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The New York herald., 1862-07-15
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
loarRFss MONROE .Iuly 10 1872

Teamoa Of Uni'n fr''on rs BY H. Rc'es, &c.
Tho mail boat Nellie Baker brought down last evening
twenty four robi prisoners. who have bssn rsconty
captured by our rcconno,erinR cava'ry
wolcarn by officer Of tho Fifth Michigan regiment
who is OF the hundred and luton prisoners
who from the Baltimore store Hospital yesterday
that the treatment they received from tLs rebel officers
having chargeof them whlo they wefo hod captives
universally md ard humane, and different from
what they had anticipated tht was actually surpris
ing to themselves.
Union sutler, who was at tho White House at Tho
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
war Meeting i'm Utica.

UncA, July IA, 1602
A large and enthusiastic meeting hold this even
Ing 70 advance volunteering under tho levy The
Mayor presided assisted by the most distinguished ctr
xsns. Tho resolutions proposed an extra bounty for
volunteers Speeches were made by Ex-Governor Sey
mour Judges DEMO and Bacon Francis Kiernan Ellis H.
Roberts, Charles W. Doohttls and others. Liberal sub
scriptions wore mado for the extra bounty.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

EnlAstments In the Eavy-sailors Ahoy.
order has been officially issued by the Navy De-
partmsnt for the purpose Of inducing 70 join the
navy. Heretofore men have only boen received for
three years the war; but by tho order they
bc shipped for one three years. at tho option Of
the recruit There has been much Improvement in the
navy enlistments during the past week. and many who
would not about joining tho army are willing 70
their country in tho navy and this opportunity
offered them that thoy enlist for short term
they wish 10 do Tho naval service is In which
the well officers gain honor, and the prize
money is not nconsiderablo in these times. The United
States Naval Rendezvous in this city is under the charge
Of Captain Buss and Is situated at No. Cherry street,
where every desirable fact be ascerainsd In rcla
tion to this branch Of the service.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Boston and the new Call for Troops.
Bosros, July IA, 1862.
An order appropratng $500 from the city treasury
to bs expended the payment Of loanties (sloo 70
each voluntec and other expenses in raising the ctys
quota or volunteers under the recent proclamation Of
the President Of the United satc passed this after
noon by both branches Of the city government.
, 1862-08-23
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF Chicago

ARRIVED ........Ang. -.
S.mr Comet, Pabst, eundr1ee
Prop Hunter, Dickson. GoderIch.
Bark Pacific, Morgan, Little Sturgeon, so ID lnnn-
ber % N shingles, 25 N 1a.h.
Schr Jessie, Larkin. Kingeton,
sehr sch Freedom, Shaw. H9iland. d cords wood
seh1 col shspsafd, schoaed. Faller's Laadins, IS
sehr sa.asllsed, % Pstry: Holland, ss cord, wood.
SChr Gem, FIeGeticksOnt Au u5EegoR, TO III IN mber
Schr Calcutta. Long. Webster's Pier, 10 cords wood
schr @asic, FroEley: Grand Haven, S N lumber
Schrs Muskeson, McSae, McDoWelrs Piez, 70 cords
schr Emma, Embrecht. Muske.on, Is m lumber,
sclr Three Bells, Cl,rss, Holland. 80 N stares.
schr Cornclia. Po1. Buffalo. 10 iona col.
Schr Sparta, Roberts. Port Sh-ldon, 81 cords wood
Schr Warren, peterkin, Grand Haven, 50 cords
sehz Forester. Peterson, Grand Haven, 70 cords
WuGd.
Sch. Lizzie rhroop. nathavaY, a1uskegou, % N
seh1 / c Irwin, Ruger, Muakegon, 50 N lumber.
schr Abigail cu!1otin, Pent Water, Ito cords shin
Wm Aldrieh, sinEoa, TITO Rivers. 1900 railroad
schr XIX White, Brown. M1skegon, 81 lumber,
srhz Helen Kent, wamock. White Lake, 80 II 1un-
81: = HavE IL Hn9fS Thomson rlumers Pier ,o
scow Mermaid, Thomson, White River, 90 m lum-
Der
CLEARED August a.
Stmr Comet, Datst Two Rivers, as bu wheat, 1e5
tu corn euldr;eS.
Prep Empire y AsGso;ey. osaensbuEgh. 1850 oa
Prep Adriatic. &ccsca, Buffalo, 19,100 bu wheat.
alH cElE -four, snndr1es-
Bark Constitution, kyna.ton, Buffalo, q 900 bu
corr.
Bark Pacific. Morgan, Green Bay. ..
kchr Mary Mortcr Fanetta. Buffan, II 501 hu rye.
SchE Yankee Blade. C1apsf. Budalu, 1T.0o3 bn
schr Geo Foote, Mckenzie, Buffalo, rs 500 bu co.a
Schr Muskinguul, JeflerF Buffalo, $3.50 bu corn.
! S,GAr Jupiter, Thomson, Buffalo, II 0}U bn corn.
Sclr Oneida Chief, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 900 ha
schr Ffeedom, Shaw, Holland.
| Stht Violin, Waring, Holland.
| Sch, Transit, Hughes, Munl1Owoc.
| Schr Col she pha1d. Sheffield. Fallsz's Landing,
| Schr Sutherland, Petry, s. Soaeph.
| schr Gem. FrcdeEicksou, MnssegoQ.
schr Emma, Enh.eent. Iuskcgen-
Schr Calc...ta. Long, WebsIet's Pier.
schr Magic, FrogIey: Gr4sd :. IL Haysn n,o
Schf Three BELLS, Clark, Holland
Schr Spartan Roberts, Port Sheldon.
SchE !vasC3n Ps.s-k;n Grand Haven.
schr Forester. Peterson, Grand 8aTen.
! Sctr Challenge. Reed, Maekegon.
Scbr Lizzie Throop. Hathaway. Hussegon.
Sch-L Irwin, Ringer, Muskegon.
| Schr Abigail, Collotin' Pent Water.
! Schr Vim Aldrich, Simpson, Two Rivers.
Schr Kirk White, Brown, huskegon.
scbr Ellen Kent, Warwack, White Lake.
Sehr Wy8ndotte, McGzaw, Buffalo, 70 600 5u cofn
| ScoW B1ack Hawk, Thomson, PlnmH1ersvi1le.
Scow Harriet ann, STeenson, Kalamazoo.
, 1862-08-23
NIARKEES BIZ TELEGIkAPH.

NEW YoaK. Aug. - 2-FLorR-stafEet rules
heavy With moderate demsEd fo5 export and home
Ct c'nsnE'p:ion. Sales we're. y, o99 brls. at sts5D
Il ssG5.M Tor SUPER western; IS 1'G5 IS for
common to medium extra western; $5.4EI5 50
for common to good ship7irs brands extra round
Market closing quiet. lanaaian 1o1r dull and
heavy. Sales were, 900 hrls. at $5!5@525 for
common: g 4c&6;s5 for good to choice extra
Rye as;nr quiet and steady at $a751a25. Corn
Wni-K1-Heavy Sales. $50 b1ls. at 3!@3aHc.
GRAp-W beat Opened tlnu aad closed healer
,cry derress.Dsis neer. Salts, q so bu- Chicago
spring st 81 irE@1 81: s7,0U ba Milwaukee cl1b
II ST IcG51.25; iS,s bu. amber Iosa at $i.efD
iss; isso ~ o b. ~ amoef % Michigan at 81 ss91.s;;
white sl!cbiesn at sl.s9@i. a. = go ou: neW
kentucky a. 2l.510,. Is; I,GW 6u. white Ohio at
$1.a2, Eye quiet and firm at shout previous quo
rat1ons. Farley dn1t aud nominal Cora
oEeued duh and closed shade lower.
Sales s. 90 bo. At sc {ot ND mixed western: $50
Esc fer eastern: 4S952c for hnsound: nc for
white western Oats scarcs s1d very tr1n, wish
moderate RaIea at 6l{S5Gc 1oF Jersey. Canad1An,
western and state.
GEocERlEe-Cofee rules very firm. The public
sale announced for to-day vas Eery vel attended
rated. Aboni half the catalogue was withdraw,
prices not being satisfactory: The offerings com
pIised III baga Rio ard 491 DO Santos. OF which
1.55n 69ge Hlb sold Al @!HW1<4c aVe1AslAS &c,
and a56 bags Santos sold at 9lh@ SC. averaging
Il 911c0c; the balance Of the latter MAS Afterwards
fold At private sale at a1X@alH4 susar-Raw
nniet and firm. Sales 4ua hhtfs Il 8a@94c for
New Orleans, ard sHc for Porto Rico
PEov1E1oss-Pork more actfve aud firmee with
sa'es Of 6,l92 h1]s at $lf.s79@ta,,D for mess,
closing at the latter price. Pdme mess beef sseady
with moderate demand Sales 6so b1ls at $5.5o1
10 for country prime; 6 oGGtQ75 fo7 country
ness: E1a 0G@I3.75 for repacked mess; $12nsG
14.se for extra mess. Prime mess beef quiet and
pcnfr ally uuehaneed Beef hatns Quiet add steady
treats In moderate request and firm. Sa1os 81:
pigs at 31Gsc for shoulders; 514@64c for hams
smoked meeta steady, Sale8 45i hhda Of sides u
, 1862-08-23

Sr1n17uA11sM E T. Wilson will lecture in
Kncebnry Qall On Sunday, Aug. 24th, at 101S q. n.
and ~ p. III. There will be Test meeting at ~
p. III. Admission 10 cents.
THE H1suop's CuUncu.-The' services Of the
Bjrhop Church will be held on Sunday morning at
O'Clock In the Third Presbyterian Church, West
Side.
The Bishops Church which has been cloaea fol
enlargement will be reppened Sunday, Augu5t 81.
Services ot 1880 and O'Clock.
, 1862-08-23

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug 2, 1862.
FRE1GHTS-Dull and &c lower. The engage
nents wtre:-To Oswego:-prop. Antelope, corn,
via ColliDgwood, at 9Hc. To Buffalo :-Bchr. Wy
andotte, corn, at 435c echr. j. n Nichols, wheat,
at &c; echr. Lookout, corn. at Axe.
The following charters were made for the Lake
Superior Iron Ore trade bark Dayid Morris, iron
ore from Marquette to Cleveland at $3.50 per ton;
Echr. Grace Murray, iron ore from Margrette to
Erie, at 500 per ton.
FL0UR--Received, e62l br1s; shipped, 20 brls
Earket dull and heavy, especially spring extras.
saIee, 3e0 brs Nashville City" choice white
winter extra at IS s.; i00 brls "CarlinYi1e' and
60 brls "Farner'." do at s5s5; 1eo brls " Caz-
bouda1e" at s5-75; 100 brls "BIuff' at s. 20;
1C6 brls s'NaehrIlle Eagle" at S 60; 80 br1s
"HrcEer Hi, at SIS 80 100 brls FIJI. spring extra
at s510; 200 brls "Htna" at $500; 100 b.ls
''rheniz" at IS Is; 10J orls 'sKewanee spring
extra at $4G5; 100 br1s ''Genesee Valley" 100
b1ls Oli5er Twist" IT'D brls "Hanover City ~
aA at 81 50; 100 brls red winter extra at 3453 !;
1C0s brls Como winter super at S4Q0; IS br1s
ep1iDg anpe1 at SS rs; '1oo brls "Volcanoe'' wiz
ter super On p. t.; 100 bs1s " "Thayes'5 extra on
PIT.
WHEAT-Received, &c, ,2i9 bu; shipped, hone.
Market for winter quiet and easier, closIng dull
Spring wheat neglected and &c lower. Sales,
W1SrEH-1 SEQ bu No. Red in store at $t.G5 !;
16, ,0c0 bu No. 2 Red in store at 9Sc; 5000 bu Re
iected Red in store ut 9lc; GOO bu do at 9115c
6cQe bu do at 90c. SrErSG-300 bu No. in store
at 94c; AGO bu do at &c., 4.co0 bu No. Spring
in store at SIC. Condemned Winter was sold on
track at 7CG7sc.
CoRN-Receired, 1Go01 bu; shipped, 9i.a00
bu Market quiet. Sales, $50 bu River Yellow
afoat 4114c; 5000 bu River High Mixed {neasly
Ieow) at a9c; 49, Gt0 bu do at 3ee; 1900 bu RIv-
er Mixed a1oat at Csc; 400 bu White in store at
3s13c; 1200 bu Yellow in etore at $50 10000 bu
fresh receipts Mixed in store at 365c; 1000 bu
do at 3Gc; 5000 bu do lin North eide clesato1s} a:
| 35Hc; 5000 bu rejected Corn in store at SOC
| 2,600 bu do at 2911zc; a,Goa bu do u: a9c.
! Z. .OATS-Received, 5.155 bu, Market firm and
HGl1c lower. Sales, COO bu No. store at 3615c
8,000 bn do at 36c 800 bp do at s,o1o bu
| do at 35c.
RYE-Rceeiyed, 1887 bu. Market quiet. Sales
1900 bu No. l In store at SOC.
| BARLET-Sca1ce and nominal at 504RG0c.
| HIGHWINES-Firm. Sales IS brls at 29I4c; 1e:
| brls do at s9c.
IE1G poIaIE .p--1 nrm d
| Stockholders asking }9.75.
! BULK MEATS-10,o00 lps Bulk Sides, loose
| at &c.
| LARDL90 pigs Steam and Kettle Leaf at &c.
SUGARS Firm at outside figures, with 81 up
| ward tendency. We continue to quote
, 1862-08-23

FRIDAY EVENING. August a. 1862.
BEEF CATTLE Received to-aag. $50 head, Of
which ITO we're received at sherman's Tasd's $50
at the Michigan Southern Yards, and 50 at the
Pittsburgh Yards. Although the reports Of the
New Iork market chow materfal and unexpect-
ed change Tor the better, this market does not
s,npathize with 1t as the stock offered here Il rot
Of desirable quality to chip East. The quality
Of the cattle in the yards this week Is with the
exception Of a lot Of 100 head choice corn-fed
steers from McLaue county. belonging to Hyman
g. Co who will chip them to New York on their
own account}, OF quality only 1T for city huteh-
ers and feeders.
The market 20 far has ruled dull, with no essen-
tia1 change from last week. Sales to-day were IS
, 1862-08-23


ARRI Ed. August 2t.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.3 sI
Arko1a, La Sale, GU bu wheat, ,2l6 brls 1oHr-
Tt1ue, h1orris, Z UG hu corn.
3 a Tho1p, Joliet, $500 bu cora.
Antiopa. Is Sale, 36o brls f1pur.
\ L Ha~ley, La Sale 5,Qr0 bu corn.
Lenont, Lnekpo1t, t, q 6 bn corn.
Reecue, Joliet, Ito tons earth.
Onward, La Sale, 4.Si0 bu corn.
Gen Mcclellan, La Sale, 8, Isl bu com.
Edinburgh, La Sale 5.5!U bn corn.
Cuehman, Ottawa s, $40 bu com
j Il Uinkey, La Sale, 6.7Ss bu corn.
Contest, Morris, {, SOU bu corn.
Hunter. Morris. 5, TOO bn corn
Ontario, La Salle. 1858 bu corn, aS 295 hs hams.
94c lbs cured meats.
cusuga. Lockport, 8. COO bu corn, 2.000 bu Wheat-
yorktown. Ottawa, 5,5tD bu corn.
H Zimmerman, La Sale, 5,2e0 hu corn, 316 bu
TIE, 169 bu wheat.
CLEARED. .........Aug, II.
A Leach, La Sale, 63.56G IT lumber.
Republic, Morris. 1,4Gt} # lumber, 400 1b3 mdz3.
Nebraska. .Hn.Page i. 7.Oa0fr lumber-
McNe]1fE, La Sale IS i'll # lurnber.
Baltimore. Ia Sale, N t. lumber
Nautilus, Ii Sale, IS. .199 # lumber.
Monitor, Ii Sale, l.. % bsls salt, 26 brls beans.
Dolphin, Ottawa, 7uO lbs mdzs.
Onward, Leckport, a,9G0 1bs i1o1.
Rock Sun, Joliet.
Monarch, Joliet.
Rescue. Joliet.
EdmOnia- La Sale.
Prairie Chief, La Sale.
Contest. Norris.
, 1862-08-23

There has been very little movement this week,
and the ductnation in prices unfmportant Sales
Of 600 brls. western and city packed mess pork at
for slips s1oree al Sa3.tEGn15.t6 and country at
s15 e., cash. Escnn-Ehere Ia good demand for
hame, the stock being very small, sud the adyaa:e
other descriptions are neglected. Sales Al T1@5
SIC for plain. and e9!OHc for canyassed. Sit.s
are no1tna! AT &C, &c, and ehonlders at 43.Ac
cash ard shcrt time Green Heats-there is but
little etocs here. und there Is }1ttle n-ns COM
ing forwsrd, Sales # 100 tterccs hum, IN pickle,
at GEGHc; sidea, in dry lots, at 5@Iae, snd
, 1862-08-23

Carr HANCOCK, August 3a-11p.m- E
AL officers and soldiers Of this regiment
muet report themselves at camp, Instantly.
The regiment must be On the march by
o'clock this {satusday,) morning. r.:
By order, +. A. STARRING, :.
> Col 73aIa- Reg't@
EpEE BAoos, Aojutant.
E The Journal tells yarn Of so1dier at
Mercy Hospital who not only refused to be,
nnesthetized while having his toes amputated.
but requested to see elmilar operation per-
formed upon another patient and afterwards
VAS found dissect1ng one Of bis own ampu-
tated toes. We shouldn't ba surprised to hear
tomorrow that be had cut himself all up in
his love Of anatomy, OF else commenced ope-
rations noleas ro1ens npon the other patients.
w We adYiee every eo1die. before he leaves
the city, to gcto Hrtehings', 81 Dearborn street,
Hnd get bottle Of his Diar.hea Exte-ninator.
a large reduction is made where companies club
together and purchase agross. It is the only sure
remedy In use, and has cured thousands Of our
boys In the army.
NoNE GUARDS, ArrEh11oS.-The members OF
Company Z, Chicago Home Guards, are requested
to meet at North Market Ha1l this evening, sharp.
By order tf II. ). DAT, Captain.
c. F1suEI, Orderly Sergeant.
War Claim Blanks Tor sale at this Office.
Widows' Declaration for Bounty and A11ears
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrcaza-
Gtnccr6' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers' Disability.
Ttrali1 Pension C1nims
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Transfer Of Pensfon.
Application Of Minor Heirs for Pension.
Application Of Mother for Pension.
| Application Of Widow for Payment OF Pension
| Application Of Invalid Pelsioner for Payment
! Of Pension.
| Claim for Horee and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent bs mail, postpaid, at seventy.dEe cents pei
| auire, Address TRIBUNE OFFICE,
/ Chicago, Illinois.
e~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics
and Artillery Practice, ny the War Department
! Muster Rolls, Zouave Drill Young Recruit, swort
Exercise, aud all other books, for sale by T. 7
Sherlock, 112 Dearborn street, aug1s12t
| H- Cook g. Mc1.ain, sEeam DFers and Scourers,
Dearborn and 10 $. Cark Streets clean and dy
ladies and gentleens' clothes IN the best and chcaI
est manoer The eldest established house In the city
/ .tCsu ca Dunlop, HeweH 4 Srs1dauE for Printing !.
, 1862-08-23
MARINE NEWS.


VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,l
DErRoIT, August 2, 1862.
BoCsD UP.-Prop- Empire State, Fountain City;
hark S. S r. Watson; schr. Antones, Saraunc.
DowT.-P1op. Tona9anda, Wenona; brig Wal
bardge; Echr- Tm- Preston, uuntress, Fred Hall,
Boston, N. D. Hale. Weather pleasant. Wind
S. ",
, 1862-08-23

Looking at the present war apart from its |
terrible generalities-the losses upon the field,
the deaths in the hospital, tie present pros |
poets and future results, it is serving one 7ery |
ueetu1 end in bringing rs back to first princi-
pies, and first principles are about as good as |
any, after all.
These first principles are beginning to be
applied in our households, and Celestina, who |
last year was profoundly ignorant Of the in
tesiines Of an apple-pic, not only has dlscoy~ |
erred the secret but has been in the dough up
to her creamy shoulders. The young female |
Plants Of the home garden are studying the |
chemistry Of the kitchen, with kettles for
crucibles and pots and pans for aiembics.
They have in the pursuance Of these chemical
studies discovered the mysterious secret Of
q tender steak, found out the curious and
beautiful relation existing between starch aud
shirt collars, penetrated the veil which hid
from royal fool the process by which an ap-
pie gets into dumping, and in an instant's
time will tell you the difference between 8
Washtub and skillet. And all this is some
1hirs worth knowing, and what We call IS first
principles"
It is getting to be fixed fact that woman
should be useful Is well as ornamental, and
war with Its stern experiences is fast accom-
p1iehing that fact Not By any means that
there are no useful women. It is one Of the
NEST beautiful deTelooments Of this war-the
devotion, love and zeal Of noble women, send
| ing forth their best loved with prayers and
tears, laying their great maternal love as
! eacriice upon the altar Of country, and ply
| ing the swift needle morning and night for the
comfort Of those who have gone. But you
| and and everybody know the hot~house ex-
| ot;cs, reared In q parlor and bred up to rain
bow colored grimalkins in worsted, and tor
turing pianoe, and no more fitted for help
mute than sn aged elephant. This class Of
feminine .strosities are fast Disappearing.
Those little domestic virtues such as good
dinners, spinning wheels, reduced millinery
bills, clear coffee, and ivory shi1t-bosoms are
| undergoing revival, and converts are multi
plying fast. In other words, houschol ccono-
n,y Is direct result of the war, and economy
will procure the above results. Society is
getting o1 new basis, ani q better one than
ever before. We hail the advent Of first
principles.
The CAMP MEETISG.-Ycste the m ORE.
ing was, as the preceding day, lowering, hui
as the morning wore on, the skies greH
bright and ansiciI,at;ons Of rain gave way te
assurances Of settled weather. Tae audiance
increased, the singing grew stronger, ani
the prayer meetings grew more numerous.
The ear1y prayer meeting at 730 h. m VA:
weu attended. At a. m. Rev. Mr.. Eames,
, 1862-08-23

The singing will be furnished by the scho1- |
ars Of the st. Johns Sabbath School. It is |
earnestly desired that ali who feel an interest |
in the Sabbath School works Of our city will !
not fail to be present. Pastors and superin~
notice in their respective churches and Sab
bath Schools, and endeayor to secure o large
attendance.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-We understand that
the following sales of real estate amounting
to about $4,000, mostly cash, have been re-
Gently effected in the office Of Thomas B.
Bryan, and, generally to parties resident in
the city, who purchased for the immediate
use Of the property and not for speculation,
which is decidedly healthy indication. M
nerous offers for other property app<oxina-
ting to the prices asked, have also been made
and declined, or else arc still under advise
ment:
Twenty feet On Randolph street near franklin,
$1l,t00 Twenty four feet on Lake street nea.
Wabash ayt nuc, $t.seo; House and lot on Monroe
North C3ark street near Michigan, *5,oH,. Two
hundred feet IN michigan avenue near lilo
Safen see e On Psss ee
corner Maxwell! and Jefferson stree $, 81 100. Oac
huns1e ed feet on Washington street neAr Reuben,
fIalsted street 1car Old. $1,soD. Fifty feet on
| Michigan avenrc ,iear ling5o!d Place *.,Sa0.
| HuNse ard lot IN Buh5ard street near Elizabeth,
| $l.U25 Houre and lot on Lake ftreet near MON
l81k, s1t1., Three acres in section 81, township
80, range t. $3.50. Sixty feet on .AsS avenue near
| uoyne szreet. $500. Twenty-Five fees On Taslos
wlsk street rear Asylum ssoo: iweoty.6ve feet
! uu FultoI street near Reuben, $3.50.
NINETEENTH I1.L1so1s.-Those desirous Of
| joining an old regiment have now an oppor-
tunity Of joining one Of the best regiments in
| the service, the Nineteenth Illinois, General
| Tuschin's old regiment, stationed at present
at Huntsville, Alabama.
Recruits should bear In mind that the great
advantage In joining an old regiment is, that
| they viii he discharged from service at the
end Of the term Of enlistment OF the regiment,
In case it Is required to serve the full term
The Nineteenth has served fifteen months.
Twenty-Five dollars bounty and one months
pay in advance. Recruits ore furnished with
clothing Immediately. Recruiting Office cor
ner Of Washington and Dearborn etree!s
Portland Block
Licnt. JoHS Young, Recruiting Officer.
CRIh. CoE.-fcsterday morning a young
man named Henrs Allen, aud uarrieS
woman named Ross Bennett, were brough
before Justice Miller, on the charge Of living
together in state Of adultery. The defeud
snts we're held in $500 each for their appear
auce at the Recorders Courk
| MAGAz1SEs.-Harper Atlantic. Cooley. Coz
: tinental, knickerbecker, and all the Maga
zines for September, have been received ,,
John II. Norris, 1Q2 Madison street,
, 1862-08-23

shos.dere at sEG4c. Lard-wi.h light receipts
arc etOcEs hp.de.s are 1rnl in the.r r1eNe. Salc5
Of 4{4s bsls ard tte,teF at 94c. ard 30 kegs Mt
~ Q911<1 cash and G*idays..: Butter continues to
Inse5 . xery limited iH@aq.1y, @ hus i there sis no;
patkt Il: sEJ101fc, and toll at 100 Sc; 81 kegs
Wetleln Reserve dairy sold at t144c.-9a=e.t=.
Boston Provision Market. aug. IT..
The market 10, pork se arm with good demand
flr lots as wanted by the tEada and for export
This -eales hare. been some l,6i0 lat StU.U@
II % for prime; @11 -0N1 u rs f5r MESS; aud
$1S.tt914DD foe clear, cash. Beef is firm and
ire mess IN lots at SD eoD,5 Is: and sd brIs.
Family extra is selling at per bsl cash.
Ls1d il firm and commands full prices. The salea
baye been at 9tGD0c In bt1s and tierces, and luxe
in kegs, cash. In smoked hane sales at Ei19c p b
Butter lie selling at17918c for good and extra NeW
fork and Vermont dairfee, and 12l1l4c for cum
mon. Eanada and western has been toid at 91l5c
= ID. as to quality, fot poor to good. In clceSa
there have been Eales az 65D7c5 p b, including
common and choscc.-J51raal
Cincinnati Provision Market, Aug. 90.
Bacon shoulders, under a steady demand i'm
prove little in prics. Sales have been made at
Theee figures are B. yer extreme, however. and
would he rather hard 10 repeat Balk are drm at
a4c. Mess Pork is mosr inquired for. $325 is
Offered for city, and sale Of h:ss class country Is
eaid to have been made at tha. figure.
Bacon sides are ia better favor at 54c, for rib,
exc far clear. Bulk :ides are quiet
Lard is mere sought for. ln7ye mixed lot o1
country sold at Sc, City would sell a. s16Gssc
hut Lot on the market at lee5 than exc, and IN,
little Ct that.-tUnnif1E| E|At.
, 1862-08-23


and prices ruled lower.
The Wheat market was quiet. In Winter Wheat
grades there was lees doing, and the market closed
dull and easier. Spring Wheat was very dull and
prices ruled &c lower No. 2 Spring was scarcely
saleable, and there Was no dem and whatever for
Rejected Spring. Rejected Winter was also fiat,
and ruled 3D4c lower. The sales Of al kinds were
light. at 81 05 for No. Red; esc for No. 2 Red;
9 @91c for Rejected Red; 9asl94c for No. Spring,
and SC for No. 2 Spring-the market closing dull.
Corn was held firmly, but the demand was light,
except at decline, and the market closed dull
with moderate sales at ssGaec for Riyer Mixed
afost; ssHGs6hc for Mixed in etore; and 80
SC for Rejected in store.
Oats were In good request and 3591e higher
with sa!ee at 35Gs6Hc for No. in etore. Rye
wae quiet at 6ee, Highw1nea were Arn-wiih
tales at esk0e9xc. Ness Pork Was in good demand
at $3.50; but holders were asking s9.75. Lard is
| firm at &C.
The flour market continues steady for winter
grades at $51o@s.05; but spring extras are e1-
! tcnsiyely dull. with sales at 81 5o@465.
FIejghts were dull and only two charters were
reported at4;7@axc for corn to Bntfalo, and 99sc
| for corn to Oswego, via CoIing mood.