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DRoAD STREET THEATRE.
II tLATE MONTICELLO fIALl,)
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. II. 1862.
GREAT SUCCESS HOUSES CROWDED BY
TIE BEAUTY. WIT AND FASHION OF
RICHMOND.

The evenings performance will commence With
The thrilling Nautical prama in two scts, by Tho
late Donglss Jsrrold. entitled
BLACK. EYED SUSAN og,AlI. Id THE no wl,i.
William, "a saior,l Mr G. 3 Mackenzie, knssus -
wife, Mss Ella Wren.
After which, HiH0IN0 AND DAHciH0,
To conclude with THUMPiRB LE4ACT.
ADMIHSION~Fifsy cents. Reserved and Or.
st.sstra 6sata - c.ni or t1~-its
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NTErKOPoIITANH HALL
N EUCELYS NiGHffSG.aLEs' :
fnis great Company b nightly performing at ths
abovspamed Hall W crowded and deilehssd at
dieHceB
Singing, Dsnring. InstruB,eniL Music. sud Nssfo
Erammcs, oe ls-~A.
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.atserpt 70 Escap6 from Frisog--A conspiracy IN
the part ot number nj the piisoners 10 escslrs
from Castle Thunder tliscoy cred on Wednesday,
nigh. Ire parties had msds q long rope of cotton
sheets and had gotten everything ready tn lei
Rogers (gvho Is condemned TO be sbot on Saturday
out oi window, when they we're discovered. aud
put III the dungeon, One fellow, who proved very
onstreperous undergoing the buekiug process
yesterday evening. u i'd rnt certainly known that
Rogers initiated tbn movement, bur it s Believed
that his friends in Tie prison did to help hlm-
We learn that Efforts ere constantly being made to
escape from this prison and that il il only by un-
csasing vigilance that they are prevented The next
party discovered trying 10 get out are to be shot
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Dtstsssti..y Fdsifoad zccideat.-A dispatch ras
received yesterday al the Central Depot telegraph
office. III tl.is city giving the following particulars
of distressing aee5eut OIL that railroad. The dis
patch states that. between 10 ani II O'Clock Wed.
neefay night, while troop train, irDm this city,
wss moving Ia tbc direction Of G;hariottesviiie.
wnen aud u half miles from Ivy Depot. the
COW catcher struck heaf cattle that stsn.lin e
on The track and that the snin,si became snangied
with the hee's of The tender and threw the ist ar
and five cars flied With aodiers down hn erlbalk. !.
meut seventy five feet killing ten instantly snd sc.
riously wound!ng between seventyfve and ons
hundred The parties belonged to different regi-
snents aud names sent, il IL Impossible
to tell rho the sufferers WERE Ali Of them went
from the Soldiers Home and the Depot, o II Frank.
lin street. in this city and proceeding 10 Join
their respective regiments at Winchester.
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RLACk.EN Ed SIS SAN.
BLACE.EYRD SUSAN.
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
PLACK.Ey ED SUSAN.
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
BLACK-EY / u SUSAN.
BLACK-EYED SUSAN,
HLACk.EyED SUSAN,
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
ELACk-EYED SUSAN.
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
BLACK EYED aN2AE.
RI,ACK.EYED SUSAN
BLACk.EYED SUSAN
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SUBSTITUTE N0TItlKe.

The above i,4egrnas we're received ss lKo'elcck
ast aig1t. "a - -
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The Baltimore .i'asftt1H statas thsi GrnsTAl
AveriIi whose brigade wes stationed at St James
College. has ma'is ''sa important aarsnee' into
Virginia.
FEDERAL EEroUt or The EAtIEE ag coHIsIH
The report Of the tatsis Of Cerinth says Ross
erans n az recalled ffon the pursuit si Van Dom
on the 10Th. and he reports the Gonfsderaie army
entirely demon ali ed aud incapable of mischief The
Fedsrals captured H. guns 900 prisoners, including
100 officers They estimate thsir lrss at only $50.
IHE REsEL PROGRAMME IN FEDERAL HANDS.
r. The rebel programme Of operations ag a1.s. Lou
,evills and Cine enna;I fell into the hands Of Gen
Buell some time ago. II was cont aimed in some
private papers Of 1sEoral Beasuegard 10 Gsueral
Cooper and General Bragg. According 10 this pro
grarnme tbs main peints Ut the rebels were, 6rsr
Louisville and then Cincinnati; and Beuaregsrd
states The best way reach them from Chattanooga,
with Buell. at Hnntsyille and Stevenson 1t was
his opinion u detachment could take Louisville,
while the main body would be marching 10 Gin.
cinnati He contemplated the construction OF 9
work ss the former city for tho command OF the
Ohio river and the Louisville canal. and ths de-
struction Of the latter NJ soon ~ shle To keep
the command OF Cincinnati he would ccnstruc. q
strong work, heavily Asmsd. at Uovington. AL
these measures however, hsvs been defeated.
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BURNEr HOUSE,

Corner Chiocgo c7d Van BHrcn .S.reef,..
Coae door West Of TOuus's HG,:.)
JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
JOHN STAFFORD. Proprie,ar.
joliet June !. 'oi- i-at- % New Eu-fa-d Hotel
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GUARDIANS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
MILL COUNTY,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Will CoCSTT,
ny virtue Of decretal order If the County Court
Is Of Will County entered at the June term thereof
A. D. 1862 on the application Of the undersigned
Guardian Of Daniel c. Henderson. James d. Hfnder-
son and John D. Henderson. minors 10 sell the fol-
lowing described estate belon gnE to said minors,
situate in County Of VIII and State Of Illinois, 10
Wit: the undivided q Of the following LOTS B. s.
LotsTEsB. lO-Lots & b. IL, East Joliet-the
east S-l2 D. "a Bowers Addition to Joliet and the
undivided q 1SNE Il Sec. 10 T IS r 10 Z Sd P.
NJ all subject 20 the dover Of the undersigned.
shall on the 10th day Of july next between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock p NJ of said day. sell
the said real estate public sale at the door Of the
Court House in the city OF Joliet to the highest and
best bidder Terms Of salo follows one third cash
in hand balance in ons ard two years in equal pay
ments with per csut interest, note and mortgage
on the premises for the unpaid purchase money will
BE- r-ouire of the rrrchaser-and deeds clear Of dow
er ndincumbrance will be made 70 the purchaser on
the day Of sale.
lima II 1862.
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Trustees Sale

WHERE'S. 81 TIE sixteenth 4av q uA,.-,b.- 4
w ID 10 samuel W Woodward and Anna Marv
he wife executed ami delivered the under-iro.d
a. Trustee THIN certain Deed Of Trust hs-i1 80
Tue day aud y'ag Aforesaid u the property h-ripsr
d-'eribed g s~ci'e the Iy % oerfs a truf--
- note Cf even cate Herewith f1r the st-s - G.
N Hsind dollars which -si rfu-Hsr~r- IT. "a,
payable q the oder q Dow. ftGrd = G. TO-DAY.
sii-E date and : hieh szif T.ust Daad - gs--iI a,
tie Zee q the Epcord-r e Decd fr IT, g.ry,v -
y ia AMI staie q Illinois Book . - 49, Joe
- AID -4l-and whereas d-iault h-- teen mail IN
the faynJcat sf said pr ussory note a--,,. a. -.
tenor and fleet, there b. ing cue and u-r ali ft.--
Ahot the sun q three thousand doilzrs-and vrhsr
a. the legal holder II aid has sr1id To ne q,
-cl she said premises ia said D-I n r1st
Tor the purpose q paving the amount drs ~ M,
pid ufOn said prOm--ory note, accloliue q tie con-,
ditoiIs # said B,.i e trust.
Nov thsFsfJre zblc suiics il Aereby given ~. =
q tn premises, and in pursuance or ~.
power and authority in ve-te1 il "a Iv s..d T,,
y 80 VII, on FRIDAY the EssT@nth day Of July
L; $50 At che o'eock p ", the door 81 the curt
Hosise in the city ofJoet. Counfy oFIFi and So -
ltin"i-. ssl al Public Eendus 20 the highest Iiss-
0f e4-l the binds aud premises in SAID Trust p..t
and h"relnsieT drscrIltd toEsfh.r with ali IT, rIt
ard equity q reuption % the aid ssfsu.i - w.
NaTd and Anna Mary hfs wife, ther-iu 10 u,.k-.s.
In'h-y due upon sd PrUnissory note with eos.s &
Tue Eas- hsif osth- Nort+ vet r-.-ss- - ss,,s,-
t~~HiE ~ - except ore IN riae sinh ~.
theE-ui =r.tsorc sid 70 Nyrou Holaass On shl-i a.
hotl-e stzec-l Containing seTeufs-uiae f-e - 49,.
or lss- Also the Notf IsIf of ths pa, ~ ~ a.
Aorib east quarter 81 fourteen GA q st,ir .
foTty ~ acre- Aisa fhs Wes: Ealf Of the West baiF
Of Wet lar u tire North East quarter Of sectir,,
t%enty-tNo CD contsining ts-e1fy aeres-aIl IN
acNusnp thirty i've isJ North of Gauee eleven IN
East al the third Principal Meridian. and ooptsf5
= .. one Hunafed ai thirty nine t1ssl scrss ,exo-i-
~ luther about S-l0O q acre fran the Dr.. -.
efiteo tact conveyed 20 the ;. 4 n Ran 20
Compaiv for right q wy all situated lvi-V sns -
ING 10 NE County % Wal and Stat, Of IIlioois
Dated June :. lsos - DA' ~ - :;
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&fraY INK.

CTRATED frrn lie sntscTibsr IN this city, - IL.
- 13fb Inst isrEe brown Coz. bslf of k-r ff-t
horn broke Of 10th cut "a si1rt Eirinz ,.il.
when she len. Any person Who Nlf retarn or .is-
information Wbers she may b iound 20 the zrI.,-
signed in Joliet viii be ibe-.Ily rsx4ssl f.T TIE
trrubie. TALESIlNE E-r, -
yc,ss, Ju.s 81 Issz
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s..lsd Proposais.

49, nv the undersigned eomn.is-
NIL e lss..,oin,ed by the Common Council Of
II sioaer ~ a. recommend an assessment and
b aI Z 'ar,Sipr % much Of Marion street as lies
ssrlei ~ u ysnue aud certain Culvert. about
gs'ss Esss, IN 900, feet west Of said Eastern
s sr.dis;l cav unit, the 18th day ofJuly, lse2 at
r The trading Of 'S az street At n. the
- so .,- Clerk, AZ the Court House in said
H. WEEKS,
HAwLEY.
s.W. STONE,
e.. y,y 8, 1870. CON-
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NOTICE.

EsTSTE OF WILLIAM SCOTT. Dfs-D.
DULL nstice . h-rety given. that a tla .,,r-t
i Monday q Aug. next. fDeiuz tls Jst-. - -
Es1afh sail sffrfa islrs til. Curt- f.ss,rf a -
CosHty AZ -" Co-rt Hons IA the CT : s-. Z = ~
pnIP''e - ssttiin< AID adjusting all claims -s,.t
ihs esia;e % WILffsN sooTT late Ct So c.
o,ss-sea -hen and where al. clsaIauts are noflasd
nc r-l-rstn % attend aud p-s-eat t5e5r claim. N
writing against aid e-tzte for afiu--rge-f -
Al! I-~r-aEs int-btet % aid s-tss. arc .r.o ,o,
ed 70 make pay 20 the UNDERSIGNED yvi.bou, 5I
Jo'ies- June q: 1872 ~ AM .
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DisloIuIion ofCoparln.rship.

III CoIArineIship Heretofore existing botvsea J.
4 4 u hlCk-y. uaJeT the zane Of J NJ
hseH j. thls day Dissolved by mutual consent Tka
hssinr-s 81 = eHtinr-d the Old stand Pafk str-.t
be E8iTssses.
1haHkfui s'r lS>-at psfrunags tes.ap ID urar IL.
old nrha- hop ~ strict affeution 70 tsFt-s ~
fn-rTst eoatinualcr q the sazs-.
Orders Tor Soda Water r--.secsf1Hy fr-f-t@s "a
promptly att,rie1
J. z BIcRET.
Js;iet. Nay 10th, Isc2 IA
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Aim embellishments.

-.roop. will hereafter give his undi-
Z. HAhhiOo.Do' the practice Of his profession.
~ osi G.D SasT c5arcS S'0'A'r'
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SraTed or Stolen

Two Cows one years oil dark h-i,Ila With I.
ora@d star IN Der f'relsd, white "trip across her
.ho.id~r erooel ho-u., ~ .rhf,e s.ot. IN ~ -
ne hind gaarteTs; the other ons wears oil. usle
se.sST hned lacked, los; shell % q her horns
Any ;son havinE tsken up the aboFe property
VII oe literally re~sr-d By giving Informs ton %
AATaOSEY MeSERsY.
May - 1s62 Joli-. III
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m MARKETS.
,.w.tPries Current,
Je IorrK4, July s.lSe2.
MARRIED

a inst. by Rev. c: Keuming, Mr.
~. On the n ~ Mis- ANNA MARIA ScHvEL-
ps1. - rlaee. and by the same, Mr..
= aus tinls tine, ~ W MIS- ELIEABETH HER'cHHAcH-
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commissIoners Notice.
- viven 70 all persons tnterested
.,rrcE = ne Iss heretofore appointed BY
sh The eoa ,i n the city Of Joliet, to recon-
csssou ooco .1t and contract for Grading 50
. as lies between Eastern Avenue
= NirSn, Vt. bout three hundred and six
:, sriSis Cu Gu - Eastern Avenue IN said city,
q s.ivssi .. ossse Of the County Clerk, at the
-ss,si ne sII CITY. on Wednesday the 10Th day
-. sSss ~ ~ .,.i.sk A, NJ, for the purpose Of
~, 80 q ~ sor the cost Of said Grading, AT
-r II 'ssss a. We will hear any objections or
3, i1s 80 he owners OF property fronting on
n uSrsIsnenI Oh. WEEKS.
W. b. HAWLEY,
8. STONE,
Com.
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Unruly Negroes Panished.
from the New Orleans Bulletin, July %


FIEICE NEGROES.
Recent events have made many u the negroes N this
CITY shborhood almost unmanageable Tley nave
beea impudsnt, disobediont aad reckless Yesterday
morning ftsen armed with clubs and cane knives came
up from plantation below the city, They were mounted
mules and horses and Of moro knock
ed down German whom they mot on the way. Arriv-
nag the French market the police attempted 70 ar
rest tnaI and the butchers about the market joined ~
vndcation OF law, and in the suppression OF an sun
lawful assembly" The slaves belonged 70 Messfs
Rvas Grant. Six OF them were arrested; but one
the butchers, who succeeded IN making the arrest was
badly cut in the hand By a slave named Davidson The
rest Of tile mounted negroes made their way TO the Gus
tom House, where they were received We trust that
their offence viii not pass anpunished
From the New Orleans Picayune, July o.
The twelve runaway negroes, who sought rouge on
and mules from plantations below the city and COM
nitted murderous assaults white men when on their
way hither, were yesterday taken before Judge Boil
One Of tho witnesses against them was Charles D. Martini
He states that he riding down town very early in the
morning. whom he saw several persons advancing towards
him, whom he at first supposed to be members OF United
States cavalry company When hey nearer nc saw
that they negroes, and contrary 10 his original IN
tsntpn be kept the middle Of the road In passing
him they separated going one side ana some on
attacked and beaten with club and knocked down half
sonsele from bis horse This occurred just at the dawn
OF day. and about Eve miles below the city. NO SYM
patty manifested for him by any OF the company;
Offers a hello made and he was left lying on the
road as dead Finally he 50 FAR recovered as 10 DO aoe
to return TO town. The assault on Mr. Martin being
criminal offence, the Court sentenced the Offenders 70
three months at hard labor at tort Jackson federal
officer exhibited inonse amount Of interest," on oona
OF tho twelve ebony brothers and suggested that some OF
them be sworn witnesses in tho case but the Judge
said they all principals and could not TESTIFY
on each others behalf.
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A Caution Relative to ssyoluntary
Emn ncf VA tiOn.o
tFrom The New Orleans Picayune, j

IFroE1 the New orleans Icayune, Jniy 70.
The correspondence, elsewhere published, between
le relative persons who order their slaves to TO
the Yankees is highly Instructive and should as
caution against the Of these Similar words.
Major General Butler has given public notice that all such
declarations made by the owners OF slaves Shall be
strued by the authorities into acts Of voluntary emancpa
tion and slaves whom such language is addressed shall
be thereafter regarded manumtod and Free In tho
most OF wheTe such language is used by the mas
OF slaves Investigation OF the facts
think would show that the slaves had first threaten
ed s'to 60 TO the federais' "Yankees" lrritated
owners have doubtless ia Of these cases. said to the
slaves that they had become totally demoralized
and worthless they might away TO the fcderas just
soon they pleased We have heard OF such cases
and believe they have not been unfrcquent. Persons
however, do not always mean what they say when
angry, and many who make use OF such rsmarks TO
slaves still think too much OF their servants to wish for
them the fate OF unbridled reedom-hat license which
negro understands by liberty.
from the New Orleans pcayune, July IS
Stout hale griaanegrsss appeared yesterday before
the Provost Court claimant for her freedom, undor
order OF Genera! Butter The Of the woman
was Anase She her counsel, perhaps, and her
own witness any way her pare statement the
Court ordered tine Clerk TO furnish her with free
paper. Anaise had been the, 'counterband' chattel
Of lady residing in the Third district She made no
complaint Of cruel treatment, but merely said that her
mistress had told her stwo, tree times 70 60 to dem
Yankees. and she not want TO 60" But she did 60,
nevertheless and the Judge held that her pdye state
ent sufficient, under the order of General Batter to
enttle her to her freedom THE laws OF Louisiana do not
place implicit reliance on the testimony Of any witness
who speaks his her bohaf, particularly on the
testimony of negro. But military laws OF course differ
from the laws Louis
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sugar-The supply the ievec fair, but the market
very dull There Is inquiry to-day and have not
sale Of any to report. lot Of 20 hhds. prime
sold at exc per ID. indicating further decline. Mo-
lasses-we have again TO report very dull market and
no sales. The last at 11c for thin sermenting.
oas400 sacks sod from first hands, on private terms
IL is retailing at IS 81 Is Ter bashel There little
no stock Hay-ss0 bales sold from the landing 1t Ss5
IL is retailing at ss5 500 Der Northern selling
from the landing at SEQ and from store at SIS per
ton. Chsse-It Is retailing at 15c n zoe. per h. But
terNorthern IS retailing at zoe. &c per h. Lard
Choice in kegs Is retailing at Isc. per h. Bacon-Shou
ders and sides retailing at 12c. l5c, aud hams II
20c &c per Id. Pork-prime is retailing at $24 and
mess at S27 PER Dbl
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This CONVEX had commenced before the fede-ai
Officers got the ani that 1t not changed ia
any particular afterwards MIR. Payno said no tlougm
aront Intended either towards the officers OF the
government.
Mr. Booth said that tho conversation took place as
stated By the Lieutenant but that one between
merchants and not intended 10 offend any one that ne
very much surprised when Lieutenant wietzel OF
tered his arrest Judge Bell satisfied nas no Insult
was Intended and discharged the accused.
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Honest Words Fit,y spoken.

Tho New Orleans True Della Of July "a in commenting
on tho probability OF with some European Power
speaks boldly regarding the which Side,,
Benjamin : Co., daped their followers giving chase
to the willothswisp secession. ws aaks the following
extract
When before the Presidential eccion which was made
By lhose who conspred % prodccv TO result in tho
OF Abraham Lncola warned or readers pre-
pare Themselves for terrible times Sde and BENJAMIN,
and tasi miserable satellites vino beegs the ss--
RAJ auth0F here for place, trs ,ss2 III hugh 1dys end
bye 'cdys rtca'ng rs dtngroHs alarms SIS a. aorne 10
incapable ecd uz.fatafl sesH.ls Ct me pubic
sfy md su;irg tsr dlpeS ,caa ddi 0licci n.d>ncc
aEd csda-y tai there iooAiG tc to9, thai tea
sim i'seif Vff pre.ucs Uoodtted, tnd Md ~ n
Union dest,og-dn cOid hnrs otr earthly srst
upon Gng Dans s1eS than 20 ehescs its Jecanry rdiue
tire or Jogg or nege hutreds pr cs4 In the good tine
coming predicted by there prophet tho streets wore lie.
rally TO be paved with lcnnJ oayes and the houses
thatcEad iii pancakes. Ih-n, when tho hurricane
dill come, warned readers il indublaby
would, and pointed out tho mode Of wardins or
from the people ts more ruinoUs effects. Ggain
denounced cSaseiess aarmIsts an too truthful
representatives a-crbed to impIacabs hatred OF the
Southern cause and Southern institutions. Our well
considered d the danger and folly OF aucipat
ing foreign Interference IN behalf OF the Southern
fedcracya Eurprcaa coalition Tor tho sEihrones
cotton, Davis, Bcuirmin. slitell Cowas deriied
the bitterness and spite oil Disappointed who, be-
they COLD not have ever thing tteir way,
unsparinsly condemned what everybody else practssd
ard believed ag1tr me people ailarf senclres 10 Is
ecsirt swallowed gospel truth the malignant
yicatioB of ourselves, who Incurred all this Tor thsir
SAFETY and happiness In thousand other Hays they
have uniformly had proof OF tho sounaBsss and dsintc-
RESIDENCES counsel, and ilvesand ,incs IN pre-
VI such incOatrcyerbc sOgndnces and sincerity
bavo they allowed tnsiseves 70 bl saes the dupss u
industrious kHtvcfy and msrepresrrt II does
arton,sh usiudee nothing hat has Or can happen Ia
this extraordinary community can--to ind that
well ntcntpnod advice French, spanish aud British
residents either msuldcrsood unfairly interpreted
We should DC astvished u otherwise FOE the rca-
have already advanced. Silly fools may say or
do Just What most eligible to them ia this and
other Affairs bat nIstak q Il sVber and rejecting
people, who capable Of understanding us, do not
"A n
readers not 20 be unprcpascd for what may happen
aud particularly in presence Of the unweiccme inter
ference Of Eocaa potentates Ia the affairs " this coni
nent The eli ~ PRESENT complications my Dc regrnd-
ttcH OF s0rfy de3Q0t rgcg.
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miscellaneous Items

THE SUGAR MARKET.
from the New Orleans Picayune July pol
We learn that owing to the interruption of receipts
caused by Governor M,ores proclamation sugars have
materially advanced. Yesterday 14o hhds. fair sold at
&C, 200 ais, fair at 64c and so prime at exc.
There transactions at lower prices but they
were poorer qualities Two small schOoDers and two
luggers. employed in bringing sugar TO the city, were
burned by the Confederate guerilas in St. James, which
deters such craft from continuing the trade.
ANOTHER FLAG DIFFICULTY.
From tho Commercial Bulletin, July IT.
Mr. W. f. Reddng who lives at No ISL Jackson street.
arrested Tuesday night by Lieutenant Duane OF
the Fourth district police for repeatedly making use Of
reasonable language against the United States govern
men and for abusing the Lieutenant because no hosted
United States flag on his promises. The police have
received strict orders TO suppress all conraband flags
and to prevent the singing Of songs calculated to ncte
FREE MARKET.
from the Commercial Bulletin, July 10.
There were one thousand six hundred and sixty.nnc
families supplied at this institution yesterday with the
following bushels meal, twenty four
barrels c barrels molasses nine and half barrels
bsgas, seventy two bushels peas six sacks SALT one
thousand ears green corn.
HARD TINES AROUND CONFEDERATE QUARTERS.
GFrom the New Orleans Dolta July IS.
We this morning had the pleasure Of perusng letter
from Jackson, Mississippi complaining tina. the rebel
soldiers had received pay and likely to
cevs any, and were generally suffering great privaons;
from which thoy attempting TO DESERT beginning TO
understand the desperation Of the rebel cause.
WHAT 10 THE MATTER!
from the New Orleans Delta, July 20.j
wo understand that Mr. Jacob Barker, ana other bro
kers refuse TO accept New Orleans CITY notes except al
discount OF i've per What earth docs this mean?
New Orleans city notes just as good - the notes
of banks which have specie basss win not some one
look into this mattsry
Loss or THE SCHOONER EUD0RA.
lErom the New Orleans Bsc July II.
The Schooner Eldora from Lake Ponchartran, via the
river passing tho point the Algiers side Of the
river tho 10Th nstant struck on some sunkcn timber
which caused her 10 sink IN few minutes with cargo
OF sxtytwo hogshsads Of sugar, consigned TO Msssrs.
Hewitt Norton Il Co., which she had received on tho
coast below the city The crew were all saved, but lost
everything except what they stood in. The vessel and
cargo q total loss.