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Washington, Jan. 3lst Pour fedcr. steamers
and three sailing vessels are now IN tho alert I,
capture the rebel steamer sumter, aud the G ,nstc.
h,ton Is fitting out at Portsmouth ior a similar
purpose.
Several national ships are lying in port Tor want
Of seanen, about l,OoO ol whom are now needed by
the Navy Department while Fla, OHiccr Foot IL in
want Of one thousand for service on the wcsten,
waters.
Gen. Fremont H still quietly domciled ia
in Washington The charges against him aud tho
requests he has made 10 be court -martislel have
not been definitely acted upon.
4 schooner loaded with salt cleared the other day
FROM Baltimore. She went, however, T. the rebel
camp At Acluia Creek, having first sgualled the
rebel batteries not to fire upon her.
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A -enbly.

The rcIurt of the Quarantine Commissioners WAS
presented. II recommends that only yellow fever,
> ip ever the small poy and the cholera shall be
Ciussed fpr quarantine. That il shall be made the
duty uf the Health officer h. send the yellow fever
patients To Wards Island, and small poS patients
b. Black wells Island That the expenses ~ treat
ing the Quarantine diseases shall lie collected from
tie owners and oOhsiguees ~ vessels, and other
sel' cted aud maintained In the Lower Bay, during
the Quarantine season. That means shall be pro-
yidtd b. defiay the necessary Quarantine expense
That the medical charge NJ the Floating Hospital
shall be given g. the Health officer The Commits
soners have not received any compensation for their
l>Jl. The cost of supporting the Floating Hpapi-
tai Is betrayed by the Commissioners ui Emigration,
Int the falling "a Ia their revenues renders an APP
preparation by the Legislature necessary.
Tie Governor endorses the action Of the Com
missunprs, but the objects uf their creation has
been accomplished, he recommends repeal ~ the
law under which they were appointed, AMI th'
transfer II their duties 10 the Commissioners o.
Emigration.
The sultaiion Of the resolutions relating 10Th,
financial policy u the Government WAS resumed,
The resolutions PROPOSED In substance,
LIST. The l.yylrg of direct tax 10 defray the in
terest II the nationA Indebtedness, and which shall
be pledged g. this purpose, and he increased from
year o. year as the debt Increases.
%. The creation ~ q sinking fund T. eItinsulsf
the debt.
the Government.
The final resolution pledges willing submission
ON the part OF the state II New York IT, all bur
theus imposed by the adoption ~ this inancia
policy and gives earnest expression u the conn
dence of the Legislature In It's spundneSs and wis
dom, ard their distrust Of system u irrcdeema
Die currency.
The resolution. were adopted-yeAs, 20 nays 2S
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UO! For the seat Of War!!!
RECRUITS WANTED FOR TuB JACKSON
ARTILLERY.

This Regiment authorized by His Excellency,
Governor Morgan, and designated by him AZ ths I'd
REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, Is in want Of
all ut
100 ABLE DoDIED RECRUITS,
aged from Is o. 40 years. and not less than fee,
inches In height - -
The Regiment is quartered At the UNION BAR
RACKS East New York, and the best Of rations arc
hlrn. shed.
A splendid uniform and liberal supply ~ under
cr0tLing furnished immedi ltey aud the authors
ties i've relief e. the families Of recruits.
The REGIAENTis intended FOR garrisnn duty,
AMI offers the advantages n recruits Of no Long
marches, and no exposure n storms, etc, incidental
a. field duty.
500 BoUsTY At THF EXPIRATtoS or THE WARl
Hea9quarters, 23G Grand IT. cor B'wery
EDWARD MURRAY, Colonel.
las I FARRELL, Admt.lnt. lt3O GALS
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The Cunard mail steamer Africa, Captain
St,ue, arrived at an early hour yesterday mornng
nom Livtrpoul the 18th, via Queenstown the l9th.
Gte1I Britain.
II is stated that the l.vrrpos Shipnwners' ASS
citation having memoriallcd ETl Russell against
the blockade " Charleston harh,rby the stone fleet,
Ea Russell in response stated that he sent dis.
patches t. Lord Lyons In December, expressing
the dissatisfaction Of the British Government st}uch
proceeding, and giving it ~ his opinion that the
cuusumluation ~ the at would rh u the belief In
Europe that the reconstruction Of the union WA
considered impra,tclhle. lie also stated that after
the design was yuriei nut he sent another dispatch
g. Washington derloring the course which had
been pursued and expressing strong hopes that the
proceeding would not be- repeated at any other port
The London correspondent nt the Manchester
GrARpIAS s,ysi " II is uo secret that tho ruth
has It's active and intelligent agents la London, a-
well Nd its " oh lty rec Hguif "a ENJOYS, and that
they are straniul every ~ force the govern,
nrnt into some action or policy that will tend 4
| ALLEVIATE England further mum the North, and bring
| her into closer relations with the South" lie ala,
SAYS In regarl Ia the stone M"r,,ic ~ Charleston
| " IL would not At AL surprise me tu noar that al
| the great Powers had united in cn-reprcsentAtior
| On this subject To the Federal Government aud
that, to, going beyond protest, and amounting T.
prohibitirn. ! believe the French government Il II
communication with ours On this subject, fruu
which very grave cpnscl uences may yot arise.
The GuARmAS, in An editorial the matter, /
strongly Of the opinion that the British govern
ment might, with propriety make il known a
Washington, that England will not, Il she CO
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Private advicea FROM Warsaw state that eleven
more students had been condemned 70 serve a. SOL
diers In the army Of Siberia
II was reported a, Warsaw thai Ngr. Chigi, ths
present Papal Nunco NJ Paris, would be transferred
70 ~. Petersburg, and that II was the wish Of the
Pope that the Huncio should reside alternately Al
b. Petersburg, Warsaw AMI wilma.
Turkey.
Much u feeling Is reported - ext between
France and Turkey. The Insurgents Of ZnbH had
returned M insulting reply " the procl 4ma,ion 81
On ar Pasha In which he Promised them an amnesty
ntley surrendered.
China
private letter from Chins detailing the bartari
ties perpetratsd by the rebels and relating how
they were diiren al from Yentae tChefou) by ths
French and English, says previously, two Amer.
lean hiasio nariee-Mr. Parker and Mr.. Holmes
hearing that the rebels were likely " visit'Yen.
tas, buckled on their revolvers, mounted theii
horses, and rode out thity-hve miles 10 meet them
They Tasaed the outrots and got " the chief They
asked him bis Intention, questioned him ~ " hiI
religious BELIEF explained little Ct Instantly and
were then cut " pieces by his people"
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Tux POLICE COMMISSIONERS have notified

TIKI POLICE COMMISSIONERS have notified
Robert Murray, ESD, L. 5. Marshall, that unless
the board bill Of the persons confined In the House
~ Detention as witnesses for the government Is
paid to-day, the witnesses will he turned into the
Streets The marshall has replied that he IA wait
ing COR funds from the government and th1 when
they received he will pay; also that he has no.
received dollar from the government IN several
months.
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LoUisrHlS, Jan. 80 The remains u Genera
Zpcotier and l'allie Paytou reached Mumtordsyille
tuday, in charge OF General Zollicuiier'I brigade
surgeon, temporarily released On parole u honor.
There ia NJ news from below no forward move
mcnt in Southern Kentucky expected for some time
the condition of the roads max ing transportation
iunnssblc
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Something brewing In X ontucLy,

We mistake tho signs, IL the ominous silence
which has followed tho Somerset victory in
kentucky does not moan mischief to the rob.
els. They arc featipg movement upon Knox
Vile, and General Crittendsn, at last accounts,
was falling back, while terrified masters were
fleeing South with their slaves We watch
with anxiety for what we ara next to learn from
t,oneral BUELL.
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Arrival of More British Troops

81. Johns, N. T., Jan. 3l.-Tho steamship
Calcutta, With tro"ps from England, put in the Bay
Of Bulls last night short of ooals AMI with loss of
srars and boats. The CAlcuttN will come here for
cnal a. s.nn rs Inc no crars AWAY
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NEW YORK LRGIsLArURR.-seaate,


Abduv, Jan. 3O.-AuthoriHi tho Canal board
o. reduce TIE expenses OF printing the amending
nyt t. lay ont the northern portion - New York
city.
Amending the Brooklyn and Newtown Railroad
act.
ror Ito letter regulation OF the Fircmcn o
brooklyn,
MUS tNTKoptvFp.
~ Nj. Connolly Authorizing the construction
~ railroad in Kings and QUEENS counties.
Hy Sir. X lbortspu-Eor the better security Of
human lie in the Metropolitan Police Districts.
The resolution g. instruct Senators Harris and
King t. vote ion the expulsion ct Jessie u. Bright
from the I, s senate, WAS taken up,
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3dth Regiment New York Volunteers, This Rad-
ment one Of the crack corps IN the service, Ia
Atationed In comfortable winter quarters, a, Camp
Brightwood-one of the deisnces Of the Capital
near Washington, ID. q. numbar Of able-bodied
man are required " bring this Regiment up 70 Iha
maximum standard required by the U. 3. Govern
ment. Pay, clothing, and transportation 70 camp
Furnished on being mustered Into the service. Fur
further information, apply " Lieut. JAS, GRANT.
Recruiting Officer, 50 Centre -. jaSS l0-l00
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Lross MAGNETIC lNneCT PowDkz,
The original and genuine article, will sEtorrninrs.
Reaches, Ants and all yermin. Free from poisoa.
LION5' MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death ~ Rats and Mice. Sold by All Dr,a-
gists everywhere. D. 8. BARNKS, Proprisaor, u
Park Row, aud 42l Broadway.
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AlJ0ny, Ian. 3l.-The receiver OF the Bank
Of the Capitol adycrises that he vii tomorrow
pay a dividend of 10 per cent, On al sdmuei
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III. weather on the New PouniIand COas,


81 Johns, ". F., Jan. 3l.-No water can 10
seen trm here nothing bu ice, aud from Cape
Race station It IL nearly the same.
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Wanted immsdiatsly for tho only cavalry rsEI.
neni authorized TO DO raised, orderly ssrgeAni,
gsants and 30 Able-bodied msA. Apply 70 Cana,
ANDERSON, 10 Court st, Brooklyn; lao 10 j. ".
Bcrting Sup, ia ANS
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STEAMER NV REUSswIoK, oYt !
HArrERAs INIEr, Jan, IS, lSO!, !

As You have already been advised ne vessels
I.i'nip, tn Nh. burnside Expedition left II amp
-, ps'ads on the evening ~ the llth and mornng
of the I9th. The New Brunswick, however, having
len Poster and staff, aud seven companies Of the
ION Connecticut Regiment on board, was de-
i.in,d, n, der orders, h permit Gen. Foster 10
cnmpl,t5 some Rrrangements-tien. Burnside hay-
inp let in advance the previous night in the
steam oa Picket. by hafpast ton r. Moi the lsth,
all WIS ready, and at few mnues u eleven the
New brunswick put 20 sea, having the gun
boat ca speshot in tow, II was hne moonlight
night, ie air balmy, and ~ srcely ripple on tne
Ualterap, and many we're the speculations whstheI
we would be allowed to pass this "place OF stoInna
without experiencing any Of Us dreaded ,,r
an,jcinations Of Continued calm weather were soon
- he dissipaled. As we neared hatteras the Wind
sprang up briskly from the northeast and y, msEs
the gait oflandsmen unsteady, and " spoil 'no aP
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The burnside Expedition.

7iK VOYAGE or TUE STEAMER NEw HrSs"I'N-
INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF TIM L"s7 "r TnE
FLOATING uATTENY.
Tie following letter Of our special correspondent
with Gen. burnside, which has been detained On
ia way t. MS, contains some interesting particulars
II matt,rsto which only brief reference has before
been made -
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lnr tRORERT CROWD and "RIm W.. Reason" by
an q, quent rea-oner tR. NJ. POER at Public
Meeting Of Olive Branch, Lodge of @. g., at the
corner " Grand and Ludlow streets, entrance OPP
posta the Market, on sunday evening, &. Il.
WELLS as, will speak, and Mr.. FARMHOUSE
sing. lt5
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REBEL FEARS FOR FORT PULASKI
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Attack on Tatnall's Fleet.
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A Steamer Runs the Blockade.
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A LONG SIEGE EXPECTED.
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nluve Division are requested to meet At Union Hall,
l,5 Fr-t ave, ga sunday, At - o'clock, " attend
the funeral ~ our late brother member, Morris
Henry. By order, PETER HAwLEY, President.
THOS, McIIALE, SeC'y, III
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB SRw york SUM-

NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
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1000 Bales of Cotton on Board.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

james A. McNIRster. OF the "Rreemaa's
JournA." and "freeman's Appeal" will lecture ~
Irving Hall, Of 10Th st, opposite the Academy q
Music, on Sunday evening next. Lecture IN com
menCe at O'Clock The subject II "Christoph@
Columbus" On which h pre- missed new light regard
iA9l 2s1OA
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RALSAM-R heumHtism, Scrufua, Salt Rheum, DC.
g.. Hyatrs Life Balsam Is the most certain and
safe remedy for the most painful and prOtrncted
forms " these diseases. Also, old ulcers, fever
surcs, eryspelas, the worst Of mpurty Of the
blood, liver and Kidneys general debility, dyspep-
STA, incpieut consumption, piles, &c. Principal
DEPOT, 2I6 Grand st. seventy five cents per bottle.
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TIKI STONE FLEET DRsOUSoHD.
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this sooitty Is requested h assemble At Union Hall
corner OF s2nl street and 81 Avenue, on Sunday
February 2nd at O'Clock pressey, 70 a I .ne
funeral ~ our late brother mem per, mOhhiS hEN-
ms A IIESRS a. ! l63
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More Trouble In Prospect,

Intervention Strongly Advocated.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
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OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
, 1862-07-10

WHISKY Market more active and Grmer. Sales
1000 br1s at29O3Qc.
the advance in gold and sterling exchange, market
advanced to &c per bush-l. Sales. part to srriv..
5ss s. a%aeasc Es n:aS sa5 se' 1T s sl5 jn 1en %
amber Iowa at 5t:1sG1l.l6 SCtO bu. winter rsd
wcstern at $t.12l1 Is: 19s.0o0 bu amber Michl-
sl2s in stoIe; 6,ilo bu. pco. Kenosha el4a at
81 o.; 7,0C0 tu white Michigan ut $t.3lG1 s.,
md 61de bn. white Ohio at S1.31 Rse more
moth river, buth as 15c- Barley quiet All 1omi-
1al Com decidedly more active at 1I:sc z hu-
higher. Sales 2l3,0ce bu part to arrive, At 529
4z047c for uns,:urd, and 5595vc for southern yci-
low. Oats 1rmer. sales st a3!5B45c for jersey,
Canadian, western and state
change in prices. Sugar, raw is ver5 firm. Sales,
1aA hhds 754Qss5:c farCnha; Sd59c for Po-so Rico
and s1@1ssse for New Orleans also, sa:ea Of 6o5
'nF4a PRo91sioaaPorh T1 aF market d1l, heavy, and
eEs5 Ss1ss 5 bas Sa si sa5 Ss III S5 g
5st of next month at s:o5a Beef rnles vsry quiet
sas sae1 nasst Is bfs u 5Sa s5ifea ea ps
sslc@19.oo for common mess; s11;Ga91s5o 70.
ngss gaeksf ma ns5s; ; 81 Ss RF Fl ham, ez
dull and prices have downward tendency Cul
meats steady atd but little doing: sales 100 pkg
at 375@4Ec fof shonlderg. and Sc f95 hams b
ea1es 9, 100 b.ls st 7Af1Sac-the larter extrem
pr1ce Butter selling al 9l1zc for Ohio and 10Gi
| 17c for state. Cheese firm at 3Gsc.
BUFFALO, July e.-FIorR-Marketq quiet an'
/ HSRAH-Wheat Market easier Sales, Chicag
| Eff41 at 69c; Milwaukee club a. 92c; red win
tRtSs1 e4Gel.o5; a9oer Iowa ana GRaei1e q e cla
! THIsKT-MarRet Firm.
| cAsAI FRE1eHrs-Fi1m at 11Hc for corn: s3H
, 1862-07-10

NEW YORK, July 9.--F1ouH-Market opened
quiet, but after the advance tn gold and sterling
exchange, prices advanced fully Toe Per brl. With
large tIaneactiopa. Sales Of 6lo0 hrls, at $445R
IS for super state; S. ad85.1 IL 70: extra stare;
81 6GRA IS fot super western $495D5. is for com
mon 10 medium extra western; IS l5D5.25 for
ctipmpn to good chipping brands extra round hoop
OHIO, and s. 1896 So for trade brands. Canadian
flour lac higher, and more doing Sales IT ., ITO
hrls at 81 sE95.10 for common snd good; $ SO
6. Is for good ochoce. Rye -four quiet and steady
with email fales at $a.76a54.10. Corn meal in fa1r
re4uEst+ with ssles OF 1850 btls BracdyHlue at
S3tQ delivered.
, 1862-07-10


dealers to naEc change. We give place to the
following communication on this subject, without
in any way indo1sipg its recommendations:
Editors Chicaso Tribune:
Owing to tac great scarcity OF silver change
With which t, Do business. our cI1izons ara
greatly annoyed, and retail dealers have frequent
" to euffer considerable losses on account Of not
hay1Dg the spece to give in ch2uge-when small
purchases are made NJ their customers-a4d the
e5orhitsntly hth prices that they will have to pay
for tilTer will so cut down their profits that it
would BE- losing business to sell goods when but
g small purchafe is mads, and to have the m7tiad
OF ss checke tIut viii be Issued by every business
house, which would be good but at the countcr Of
The hou=e issulrs them. would also Be 4 serious
annoy 8nce. World it not gentlemen, ,bea good plan
for tie :" Board Trade the great business mart
Al iseue checks for s, u, p and 5ac redee1nable
in currency wien presented in sums Of IS 20 and
Upwards to thcsccretary or such officer that they
ellould appoint. Let him also supply retail deal
era with these tdcckf, in eums az lie may want
thtm Of s5tn $1,000, or any amount that
be may ncet IN carrying On his bust
ness he ii de,es1tiPPg !SS so9d hsa ss55ensy and
would have "chapge'' currency that would be
reliable, because founded on firm and reliable
tasie, and it wc11d be Issued from snurce that
I'll would have perfect confidence in, and would be
1cceired in all quarters Of the city by every Dealer
ard thus, until the dark days shall have passed,
ard again we hlTe silver that we can do business
on, We will Lave circulating medium that will be
Tie asove tlonghts are thrown out as sug-
gestiou, and hoping it may be acted on, remain,
i RETAIL GROCER
NEW York 3AsKs.-1ncluding the CLEARING
house operations Of the week, which show the
fnter-eSchonces between the banks, and including
also the Sub1:easury average Of the week, the
following Is thegeneral comparison with the pre-
yious exhibit, and also with the movement this
time l6st wear:
, 1862-07-10
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED ..Ju!y9.
str M9haE .2h Hickey, St Joseph 80 N s:aies,
stmr Sunbeam. Morgan. Two Rivers, c! bzls salt.
stuar Comet, rAbst Two Rivers, IS b:1z dsh.
Prop Kentucky, Nozzle, BuffA:o.
Prop Badee5 state, Bsekwith 3affalo. sundricz.
Prop LADY F PtankiIn: Sapier St Joseph, 60 "a lam
hcr, 80 u stavCs.
Prep Barber. Perf;:t. Grand Haver. IS n lumber.
p1oT Fountaia City. Pcase, B1ti,1u snadrl:5
Bark Ocean W2ye, Ingrahan, Bud:s1o, $50 N !1n,-
Bark Colorado, Mason, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
schr MnsEcSnn, AcNae, Pier Core, 70 cords wo1d.
Schr II LaihErp Earl. 0sweso. 2,:tn psls salt
Schr Morning Light. Tea. C1evc=a I'd, i15 tons cya1
Schr RonesteI, Culver. BaSe:s Pier, % cords w3ol
Schr Grenada, Fitzgerald O=wer2 80 br= SAT-,
Schr Marion, Spper, Buffalo, 5l3 tons CO ii.
Sehr Annie Tho5arc, johnson, Hikiu=un'= Pier,
62 cords wood. .-.'
Schr Return, Wel=. C1cgsland, io tong coal
Schr Foland GallaG a, bu!lllo, .'l II !u:nee7;
schr ] Drake, Uardenbereh, Bay City, 30 lii
lnmber.
schr Gertrude, Edwards, Kewanee, s59 n shin
schr David Todd, Blue Green Bay, tGo N lumber.
schr Farfar, O'Cunnor, Goltrith, 81 cords wood
Scht II Baxter, Henderson, Wellington Square,
scow Laurel, Patterson. WebsteE's Pier, 50 cords
scow Harriet Anne, Hanson, Kalamazoo 1o1 II
shingles, 50 cords wood
scow kewa xcum. B!odsctt, kalanaazoo, 95 n lum-
..- CLEARED July O.
StTur Baltic, Avc:il1. Buffalo. 80 0y1 bu oats.
s:mT Comet. Pahst, Two Rivers, II brls doar, sun
dries.
StE,r Mohawk, II1cke7, St Joseph. sundrles,
Plop Lady Franklin Nspier> St Joseph. sund1ies.
Prep Ruuter. Dixon. Goderlch, 23,0f0 bu wheat,
sc kzls flour. 3 bales broom corn, Il hides,
19 sacks wool. 75G Iris n2Ea.
Prop Antelope, Butlin. 4olliugwood. $50 bu corn,
13.1t5 hu oats, 2, ,54s b-ls flour. 2. brl5 pork
Prop Barber, Perri,t, Grand Haven.
Prop Fonntatn ity, Pease, Bnfalo, 16 Geo bl corn,
2 SOU brla Hour SIT pigs lerd.
Park Colorado. Mason, Blffa1p, u, 800 bn corn.
G.ig Alex Mitchell. Barns Buffalo, .t>915 hu ,rn.
gEg 3 Gardner, Carey Buffalo: 1s.5'.e hu corn
ScEr Peoria, Peterson, B1fIalo. II, 30 bu wheat
Scllr Pilgrim. n:ssie, Buffalo, 1u,I09 bn cosu
Sthr Frank Crawford Gaffclt. 13, $50 bu corn.
Schr Musseson. McNse, Pier Cove.
scfr AleS Scott south uayen.
sch7 Wings Of tho Wind, Dick. Buffalo, 1900 bl
cEru.
Echr S kimhall, ,Judson. 81 003 bu corn.
Schr Boncstel, Culver, Baker's Pier
Sch1 \! Il Sihley, Fargo Bufrnlo IL on bu w?1eat
Schr International Snlliva Buffalo, 10 o0l 5a con-
| Scow kewaxcnm. B1odgett, Alu=kegon.
GcGN Harriet Anne, Hanson. ka1aul3HHo
, 1862-07-10

Arc71oS.-Jobn Parker will sell this morn-
ing at rine O'Clock at his ealesroom Nos. lis
and III Dearborn street. large lot Of Farni-
ture, Chai1s, &c.
, 1862-07-10

~- Messrs. Huntington & Co, No. Clark
strcct, as will be seen By their advertisement,
have On hand lemons in quantities to suit pur-
chnserE.
, 1862-07-10

SENT TO TIE REFORM SCHOOL James Mar
sl:ail, lad thirteen years old, was sent to the
Rtform School yesterday, at the intercession
Of his brother.
, 1862-07-10

W1EcoSs1E CRDrT.-The au.horItfcs Of Wiscon-
ein, few weeks since, issued proposals for
$4,000 6 per cent, loan. The bids we're opened
on Monday. It Has fund that s1s5,0} had been
offered, all at par. This Is 7cEy good for Niscon-
sin.
BURLINGTON ERAScu PASK.--Abstract Of month
ly statement Of ofGu1lingte teu Branch Bank, July 7th,
, 1862-07-10
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW ToRK, July 9, 1852.
First Bcau1-Active aud higher, closing better
since the adjournment
Chi. and R lsland., OK n5ie5isan Southern -:
tleye. and Toledo 49l Residing ......-.... 57a
y. Nna "--.-.. ~ EEle-.---. ~~ q
do preferred IS do preferred -. 65A
C!eye. and Pitts. n3sa Mich. S'n IT bonds .10U
I'll Central ec1ip. COX American gold -.-1154
Panama, ........ 143 7810 Treas. Notes. .1N
Second Beard Irregular but active
Chi ard Z Island 65H Erie preferred .... 69H
Cleve. and Toledo. 491i Hudson .........-. 46a
Gslena and Chi 49, nA Harlem --s...ss-. 16N
U. central fcrip.. 6o4 Harlem pteiefrGd w
Mich. S'th'n std... tSK P. Fl. IT. s. C. 1st, 81
Michigan Southern 2Gk Missouri 6s........ 494
Mlchic an Central. Gass Tennessee 6s 80. 81 .
Reading. 5S United St2tes 3d.. ST
Pacific Nal So, -.1o6H Oregon e yearly. 954x
New York Central. 82A United States 63... ST
Efle ....-...- u |
MONEY NAnKE1Steady. 536k for loans on
call and 5kG;6 per cent for prime paper Sterling
exchange teTe1iEh and unsettled and higher.
Bankers Bills quoted at 19T@1so, the latter an
extreme.
American Gold has advanced to 1eH@1sx per
cert. premium.
| 80 treasury Notes 1caK@lo4x.
| Gold hsa advanced to II per CELL. premium afnce
| The eeeund bosrd- There Is much excitement, and
'Ds stslans eiaas ESie E1chsngs lz izso1sex.