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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-28
FIRE LIMITS.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE APPLI.
cation to the Common Council Of the City of
riage House, exceeding ID by rs feet in dimen-
sions on the niddle third part of Lot No. 6, Old
Plan. Any person having objections to the pro-
Clerks Office within wo weeks "a
Oct IL, 1858 .1fLc-T II. E. READ.
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I WILL
l. apply to the Common Council for permission
to erect wooden Warehouse, on Lots No. and q
Lower Enlargement City of Evansville, Ind, I40
feet long and 20 feet wide ~, fTr,ff -
octls-zw w. N. ALTMAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-28

60 q 330IIGG ,SIITW (
3ssx32 3gIiE 81 Oh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

!. -, = - = ~ . ~ WHY'D
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PLAT THE
uu eislsled i-as taken cut letters Of Admins
iAIe OF sSndeFbaFgh couaty, indiana dersase
All persons having eaiaas against said sts, viii
present thsm torthtyiths pF9parly certified. for
settis5'aalentsz2nd persons knowing themselves IN
debted TO said estate viii make imm@diate nav
m-nt said estate = supposed TO be solvent >
slit 49, 1GEoRGE G. YoUNGL0Vrs
- -. - --4 Administrator
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-28
NOTICE.

1ra OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE GAS
-9 : TTas LIGHT COMPANY, October L. !
- WE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TIL
Directors OF this Company will be heId o.
MONDAY, tho 10th day Of October, 1855 2
cd oets JNo.J CHANDLER, President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-28
STEAM BAKERY.
Bread for. the Hungry!
NEW STEAM BAKERY,
i .I9oss ISL q. lle2gsE - b
w A T e r s z R E E T !,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
NEW STEAM BAKERY.

~ ElOG&3E r. ---zs1E -
w Of Evansville, and the community in gen.
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
uAIl.lSsJADn.

IA rDsos, Gngn s.iLaeaD -InAiSs S~s a.
~ gfyg. Sci. sssas s,f.~t
80 I'D 49,. a. -. ssad - y. - sss' - 80,
aafs al - N ffetM ffftA ~ sf~s& f@4sts - X
Is,.ssF. sny = e. .nc<s = ~shfCorrs - rgtss
IN SO fsfEsat Ht.atffH. s9A Nssas. 80
49, go ea.ss'es - fssa ss< = ss.ss.s ss~ia.s
Ats YuEs. lSEl.sx asg AAsssY RAtlsO.p.-
~ gssa4 - teyAfa tNs@s9 sffNs nssaa w. NAny
n ~ saeWitf - llkstlAstssd.e. wAiss Ptaas al
fos~s fA.s4A s4IAsss softh 70 AN.at sa.~ttnl
~tfh CeNNA 49, HNtAefl hausNsls $780, snt III
Iss-ss bpth ee4 sTa 80 Afnsas g.is stA.A 80 q
tt.s y n ifsim Mnl f#n k@iaf4.gs esg Essafafns
kess Crs"s 80. .. A y. spss.rl - 49, r.sns
.srssi 49,. ~ VI 4ssasarsss slk ~ ss
4 :. - 49, 2 - tfgtgH psi4 Wh.x Ftssss sd
v w.llNsknss~t4.n tfant So. gf Bss.
Isn. 80 .ss1pt4ns 80. Falss 49, slstsms ssyts
~ Dyrff A. ar1l@4 ~ste Alkssg 81 A. ~ sfNf0 -
seftNsFn sn4 N~ss~fn Ns~s ssaygts $50 ffpss
tNsfA.ns tfassa Fsss. aff Nhils rassms .ss
w8lstnshgisst Hgsss Y sias - ~ sepyshF y -
rsfsk ~ saa o. 80 Fisss .f~a.* fsts
Va. fi.s.'s ~ - = ~. ~, =.
+'.F..ts4 -. 'ss,ws .ssg = [. ss1ass Nss4.g 49,
80 - .. . ksffst~ - tfags 80. AsA y fsg
flf 49, sses " ~ w.fs rsaas
SNu&Nsksldat So - ftsRf - - ts@f = -
- ~, ~ stst esss 49, sls' a
aae .fsMs.sf.Hns .77 fsls u eE*Teaf
!. ..... ~. M4.s0 NMsaF saa
-. HNHitL Fffls-sst~sA
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

ITO LET-AN FLEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE
small family " AZ lis iu ot tho l~ t'-tfccs
aud ffA and south OF TWENTY third
perfect and nea,ness; j. now ready Tor a
tenant ADDRESS A. q, MADISON square 10 orice Tor
three days
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

ITO LET. THE LAKGE BAsENENI " TT. sUUIfI
the court no.se, well suited tor rcsaufan
saloon, very ps.r r BARRIERS sho cent hf 10
q rrsronsbe party For further particulars inquire on
rrs m
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

ITO LBr-THE SUPERIOR BROWN STONE ENGLISH
i basement House 2s West Thirty fourth str.e. Has
private stairs parcrs and ~ VIII al mode
improve nents. Appy 10 ROBERT USHER JR.. ia2 West
Thi u ourth street.
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
rA,tnsioN..

,y.uy oxty soar -rfsulsg BksKA AHpf Lap
tsasst asliy - stssssr HftfFN iHbAhDtk cslf
a. pa r. smaas~s as a@y. - - rs1 ~ - ~
h ssssh stfest vNlisestssT : 4 f-ft 10. y
1ws y Hfsss Me.tA t..f ~ $50 t* 80 ~ -
ffeshtHt rrH fatN aare tn Il t@
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

ITO LET-AT WEST HoBoKES. NEAT, wELLsfru
i ard Ito Sc Law ne. suaoc accommadat ons ior re-
spcctabe fa y. Apply 70 WILLIAM SIN s.LAiRk' ran
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

RuRNHAh's FURNITURE ExrEKss OFFICE. Tvs
ID West Eleventh. street. between Fifth and Slkth
nuesPsnos Mirrors Paintings Satusry &C. pac3 ed and
shipped Nil pars OF the world Covered wagons FOR
moving Furniture TO and from the country Furniture
stored
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

mo LLT-rHB SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE ~
i Fourth street betse Second ard THIRD aver COZ
tanning las and banFoon. Inquire ON the prelnis
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

NAUeICAL-TnE riANo GUITAR md slN@IN1
III taught ~ Prof. WATSON. New crenMs n.y. iesny
nj fsurrev's IN Brrad Chickcr - ~ frosdwas
a,or on = So proaA~ay. and teash resi- ienr -
place. In suivAn street. between beeckef sna h'as
ton stfeets
U,IANoroRrH TysTRcCrIoN-BY PROF. PANORMo.
IL Is2 Adams s'rees. hr,o1hn Tsrms moie AZ Pslh ~
Serded ~ Abuah 9Hst published Song y N-rer 'ast
4 rlower Away confosed ~ " fsnermo Aso skNrts
schttllsehe. ~. To - had 81 the uusic
,tcreg Circular o. lerns sent rtss ire.
Il The n0., fe Able vtanos nude With trun frame raien
f4 Nhu euNt an rrtai. W4.efg. anA 3
s,or, I'll ~ as ~ All 1D Wet rves'S ciahth street,
pear Ninin sSrnue-
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
poA.p NNsf u-s gtaatt 9NsJAkaAs FsO

- ses 500 .Nf 4 -
~ AL AaHN tm84 = :
krt hfs ft.tHl
EH2
The New York herald., 1863-09-08


AIRS. wM BANKER, MEDICAL AND Bv.tSsss
M ehrscysnt ts c.n.i ssr-.s o,snsr of sssTs.. ses
nso business an1 gives se
u ATE Consniis tg letter. ssd msrs asnt
MADAME PARaEfAsg. rgNALE PaysiciAs AID
IN Midwife. .-Couvsntens voyshs sre psysssd ~ t,ss
require Aise fus fpr The psl-s @saa
risrhaa when si other psn,Srea fsil AppI f.efs 81
by 10 sn Ur~sn~lah Street. s,w-sa Hsm~saa sna
rvrv srwysa
AAyAnE DEarARp vnxALE pnfsiciAs rRHaIs
xvb Al f~yvSss ~ik nnyafa siro frrss
"a - .onsassd aat h@r de1eA sbtsiDsi a. ~
si,.s s,eass, epstss- EsA,A street ----
NGADAnE REGrHLL, rRNALE PHrhciN tND
M frosessr Of Md xifesy. ean " eonspises - =.
nut on~ irs~S~s sM - nTes..Att.
fget tpfslube nefcines Aso be otau~f - vi - Lsf
( N street o. ~ mail freeG
xs.pAsg GRiSpLx, y.xsLE rniSiciAs AZ
MI x,fwff. Awtr ttscr. tfel -nAsna fn1rls a.
ss'.',lssd TO- ths.s sosaa V rsaaiSe nhfsios
,rs u n MAXWELL gEHAtH rslg~t,y4w 49,
Nj Wts.tfs ~ p~rnf stree N h#r
5se,r- y irsss al Fsma'a 'o@' a.s .ea s'sas.s' "
Z
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

nfa HhOADNAf ~fiANfNkH uv "a -FAMI
DlT - slngif fsHt ersa ~saias hs~ - -
Ia saN.ans IsN Eav 49, faa1 49, asltstt~4
r. sfas4 sFfy Frslfa.s fsw - &mrys
fsfssa rfsasaass y. ne4Tat a~s7s "a 1n4'~y
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

mo RESr-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY IN
sevenh avenue between elfth and irieenth strne's
4 uasty without Hoard tbs house has all
modern lrpr VEN Please address Mrs. NJ. b., Unon
50 T. ~ oice
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

ITO LET OR LEAst--THE LARGE AND SUBSrAN
ti.l Store No ~ North william running thfongh
TO old wniam street Appy to x. HOE co ~ 0o'a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

a counter mine within the fort. This party, con-
sisting, it is said, of moro than hundred men,
those of them who were not killed outright were
buried alive. Some of the exluned bodies are
terribly lacerated aud mhnpled, while Others have
not mark or bruife upon them. Two heads, one
that OF q negro have been dug mp. They were
completely severed from tho bodies, the latter not
bavins vet been found The bodies are found in
almost evory conceivable posi'ion-some standing
erect. Others sitting or lying, and IN one instance
the bodv wac head downward as ii 1t had been
caught IN that position by tho crumhling earth
wb,'o falling headlong into he pit below.
HIGH PRICES.
II IL not difficult here 10 realize the feelings of the
.torvipq Arab when lie found bag OF gold and was
nisappoiuted on discovering II did not contain dates.
Money avails bu; ! tile. Provisions ars very scarce
las might be expected when 1000 hungry Rebels,
evil and military have been contributing heartfelt
aid in exlaus.'ng the supply, and pices high III
proportion. Old messes are broken up, 30 that an
outsider can scarcely find himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

liOi The closing asking price is l40I, while some
BANKERS ask al. Few bills are on the market. Con-
siderable sales were made at llOi for gold
Money continues very easy at sac v cent, and
the supply il rather n excess Of the demand. To
this fac. the activity and buoyaucy in the Stock
market is partly attributable.
Gold is higher under the adverse news from
Charleston. The market opened at 1921, but soon
recsded to l27l, at which it closes.
Tho subscriptions to the hve-twenty bonds con-
tinue increasing The amonntso-day was 81 ,oOI ,2Oo,
Of which $555, 600 were direct at the Sub-Ireasl'
rers Office, and 81, psi 600 through agents. The de-
posits on temporary loan were sci 800.
The advance in Gold and the scarcity Of Cotton
and Cotton Goods has impaired iirmer feeling to
the Dry Goods market this week. Standard heavy
Brown Sheetings have advanced 10 3Oc, and sales
were reported us high az 3Oic. to-day. Regular
holders OF other descriptions OF plain Cotton Goods
are not willing to make material concession from
the prices at which their last sales were made in the
beginning OF tho moath, and some will make no con-
cession though they offer goods below their hghett
previous asking prices. Sales Of Massachusetts, 81
brown are reported to-day ct 22Ic. Prints are IN
changed with first hands. Jobbers are Offering
Sprasue', dark by the piece at 1870 &c.; Dunnell
aud American, II ol8c. Business continues dull. II
is expected that all kinds Of cotton goods will adj
vance as coon as trade opens account Of the light
supply and lho poor prospect Of receiving an I'M
mediate supply OF cotton from the South. The
wooden goods market is irregular aud unsettled
The majority of holders will make concession o.
2Io5 y cent, and it If not likely tina. prices viii
recover 30 Gs TO rule as bio as tney were at the
opening of the month. We notice that Edward
Harrls's csssmeres, however are firm at present at
81 s7i9s2 30. Considerable sales of this favorite
make have been made A. 81 30.
The Rome, Watertown and Ogdensbury Railroad
statements for the month of June, in the years 1862
and 1863 are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
The San Francisco SHiPpiag LiIE, OF July q,

The San frdHC.co OH'HpW6 L'''t VI WY ~
says: -,
Money continue, In ample supply and the loan demand
hn, moderately active confined mainly, as ioT some time
IVY, 40 an. t.outem.nG Of the Stock Exchange where
-. trun.ie and Transactions VI various xmas iheHen "
b., bt.nch OF business. have assumed masnnio au IN
which render thcn more than over avery ueoiueu
feature In market . ,---.--. 80. 4,
Vsry little money required for mercantile puTpoe' and
,h r,ts. range fro m Y cent for sccep'aus names
This receipts of Treasury from domestic sources since our
LAT r,f.enoe have been about BOO O, Including tlOI
n coin Tho deposits in the Branch Mint during tho sao
nod amount to about titOWo
There 4, fair supply Of bullion on the mart"t and up
TO th, present moment but little demand bod oars have
sold at B?oa0JJ which 10 tho range OF prices to-day
Silver 10 less abundant aud may be quoted at u prem 10
a. cent discount The Gould aud Iuify company ISbois
"a - Of Z 100 0VO Ut tho inside hgurc.
Exchange expected ruo for most part as on ss'
day Bills the Atlantic citos payable III COIN ..
ad3 cent premium payable In currency at abou. cent
premium gold Sterling tJd for Blankets ana t'J loi
Conmsrcs sales Of tho latter (outsds ssnatnesD hs'e
been reported to <9id Bsnhe" Francs may ." qa'
q 500. ..,ans., 49,, 49,.
Legal Tenders began this morning at eA 9esi but are
Wesket At III, close aud oh Of ttAb9 IN la Vus
ues. doing but the offerings rather In s1ess" Inc 'uPPy
ample. -, u,,. Do,,.,., lat sal.
II y cent premium ,,-..
June Ser Oregon from MsIstlan..:. W
The exports Of since Tho l instant were - fs
june a-Pw 81. Louis;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
p,rxn.R phoMprLr OyERRsAcHED.-A few

4 ULuspEa phoMPrLr OyERRsAcHED.-A 10"
IN. fots,.n news beg Of the Associated Press waes
ant f,om sh. city Boston, to 60 out in Que Of 'as
- s,,.p.,, wa. through blauder committed In 'As
sc. u the Association Boston, placed on the tram ".
N.w.yoth. Instead Of thr steamer Tue bundsr "" e"
Answered until the b.s had reached Worcester '''ua
- ,.,o,. tho time Of the departure OF the steamed
80. . dilemma for there WA NO down "s'n '''
+, ,u,. while the bag contained most impoi''1'' ','
intell ssuce for the European Associated rte.''
oral hundred private eommerciAI di'pa'eHs' ", -
-. Tn. ,,l.xr,yl however rs.orted 10, thross.
h,h an. 1t Worcester Of ths railr"sa
informed Of tho difficulty The result was thai 'p.
locomotive wa. dispatched to Boston With the unae 80
which was delivered in Boson within atty minute,
arrival In Worcester. and in smpls time to % p"
board Of the steamer The incident 10 worm o0, ~
evidence of the promptness Of movsmsnA q w.
dvpOsitioa Of We sspsFinsssdss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

NoSDAr, July 7-P. NJ.

Tho week opens with a very strong feeling in tho
stock market and the sp!r, speculation Is spread
ins among the public. The growing easo IN The
money market enables operators to carry large lines
u stock. wlihoa, difficulty, and this encourages the
formation q clques in yariou. shares. As these
shares advance uuGer ilc movement VI the chques,
tho rect Of the market syupa,h.zes IN greater or
lo.s degree, aud tie whole LET assumes buoyani
aspecL Tho stree. exhibit. is confidence IN tie iu-
turo Of tie North by thus making an act
", movement for tho rise while money-lenders
Sbo are the most sensitive cla-s sustain the street
by lending freely the active fsncles, a. moderate
rates Of interest. The movement in Harlem COM
mon s a-t.ye. Tho leading opentor ia II appears
have every thing bis own way. Ait'r opeulng al
ll6 i, cold ON the cal at IL and later as high ar
1874. An advance Of per cent on Saturdays quota
tionr. Enc cold dow. GO ~ IL diyidead, but recoy.
cred 10 g9i. equal 20 / on Saturday. Hudson
River was quiet, but higher. Tie Western rhares
were firm aud active Illinois Central advanced >
Der cent on Saturday, quotation; Chicago
and Norh.Wesiorn, per cent Prairie di
CHEN, .. per cent. Sc. Al tie Second Board
then, wa. a fair amount Of business done, ana the
market al still an upward tendency for some de-
.criptiols Harlom aud Hudson River however
were lower. Central Wa. ttesJy. Pr.ire du Chen
aenin advanced, and touched -, against 81 Ia the
morning. l.nols Central vase dyat 10, and Fort
WAYNE at "a. For Government Stocks there If u
fair demand nj full prices. Tho Fiye-Twenties are
ling largely al private sale, and the transactions
,ond 10 still larger If the bonds were ready for i'm
u,d.at, delivery. Al tho close Of busi-
ness tho market wa, sirons at about
morning priees. The closing figures were:
Unitsd States 10 If 1881, Coupons, 1901 q 1905;
American Gold, l27l ! Ig7ii Tennessee SAts %, -
1881. Missour State IL, 7OG50i; Canton Company
a3,A3i Cumberland Coal, 2ld%9t; Quicksilver
Mining Company, 38a3s; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. 232 1901; NewYork Central Railroad,
l2i; aI2ii; Erie Railway 99IaSi, Ere Kali
way Preferred. IO2GiO-; Iluisoo River Rail-
road. l5lal52; Harlem Railroad, liti 9iH;
Harlem Railroad Preferred, III; Reading Railroad
1904 1901; Michigan Central Railroad, Ilii Sll5i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
sol 1851; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Guaranteed, Il59Ii6; Illinois Central Railroad,
lIiiall5; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
9Jia95i; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, li6is
III; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, lOi! dIOii;
Chicago, Burlington and Qsincy, llGal7i Mil.
waukes and Prairie du Chen Railroad 69aC9;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne. and Chicago Railroad, II!
an; Alton aud Terre IIaute, 52aoI; Chicago and
Northwestern, Tia@i.
Frcgh.s are dull and lower. To Liverpool the
engagements arc u, 900 bushels Corn, at 81 Cd in
bulk and bagsi 200 tisrces Lard, At IFS. Cd; 100
hhds Ta!low at 22s. Cd; and per neutral flag, 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28


The Norit- Western Insurance Company OF Oswe-
70 will pay, on August l. semi-anEusl div dend Of
q cent, FREQ Of tax. The PeLnsy lvania Coal Com
pauy viii pay, Oh Augu,t ], their interest bonds, al
the oi.ic' in this city. The books viii close July
- AMI opon August p The Chicago and North
Western Railway Company will pay ut their New
York office the coupons due August | from the Pc
ferrel Sinking Fund, Appleton Extension and Green
Bay Extension funds.
Tue Board " Directors OF the Chicago and North
Wes,er Railway Company bsye called meeting
Of the h.s, aud second gage bondhoiers Of the
Company AT the Office Of the Company, No. Wal
street, WORK, on Thursday the 3Jth OF July a.
IL o'clock, noon TO consider various queetio.s OF
interest which will then be presented
Tie State Treasury of Michigan, announces
balance Of over 81 900 900 in the Treasury.
Tie quantity OF -four, wheat. corn ard barley left
a, tdewaier, during the third week in July, in the
wars 1862 and 1863 was as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
FROM HAVANA.

GREAT PRE- l.; THE CITY---PROPERTi ,STI-
MATED PROM Si,000,000 TO $5,G0OOUO DE-
STROYED.
The steamship Roanoke Capt. Drew, from Ha.
vana July y, with sugar tobacco, and passengers 10
Ludiau Heineken& Co. arrived on y nday morning
On the outward passage saw large American ship
ashore Oh Star Reef, and the return passage sbe
had been disrnsntled and abandoned. July - ai.ll
q. M, IS mies north Of Caysiort, passed steamship
Geo. Cromwell.
Just ~ the steamer Roanoke was about to leave
the Bay of Havana great smoke wes seen in the
direction of Re las, evidently proceeding from AL
extensive cOnhapaton. Barges, Dht,s ard steam
ers were seen crossing from the city loaded with
troops and men. A. the Roanoke got usder weigh
a clear view wac obtained of the burning scene.
The fire had taken in the extensive alIAacCa II
warehouses Of Messers. Feiser, situated ,he
Reglas WHAT.
This immense range Of warehouses consists Of
about 20 buildings, divided midway by street, and
the Station House Of the Reglas aud Matanzas Rail-
road The re had commenced Ia the hith building
Of tho range and under the influence OF strong
cas-, wind, had already rapidly consumed 10 build
!ngs, and there appeared no prospect OF arfesiing
station. II the railroad depot should burn, nothing
could possibly stop the fire until all TIE remaining
warehouses TO the west were Destroyed.
From passengers on the Roanoke, who were well
eonversant with the locality and the contents Of
She warehouses already destroyed, it is estimated
that sugar to the value Of $4,000, 900 was burned
There 10 said 10 be no insurance on the buildings
their contents.
For these particulars we are indebted to Mr.. Nal.
Tory, purssr Of the steamship Roanoke,
Fro. Our Special Correspondent.
HAVANA, July q, 1868.
III. B. M. steamer Cygnet arrived yesterday. Eve
DAYS from New. Orleans. Reports were eircusted
al night ss coming from hsr officers that news had
been received in that city Of the entire defeat and
rout Of Gen. Meade, and that Gen. Lee wa march
ing on Washington. We know the English. and
20 no. believe them on this question, and therefore
put no faith In this report II it comes from them and
4 " dsss ne' there remains no excuse isz essospes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

mand Of the Department OF Baltimore, was hgh'y
creditabo to the gaantry and soldery character OF
the Sixty.ninth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

Deor-u. 1850 Dec 2I 80 Inc. DO 800 Inc 81 800
Ijy reducing tue Wheat TO Flour, tue quantity OF
the latter left at tde-water this year, compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, showsa deli
cheney equal 10 692, 200 bbls. flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty Of some of tho principal articles Of produce lefs
at tiie-waier from tho commencement of nsvisa-
ton, to and including the 22d Of July in the years
;udtcafal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
u.~.t,r. Of Produce.

les, - ., eoo bh. Flonr 49, bag Corn aeal 40 boAs
Wa, IS 500 bush. West % go ouch Corn 1000 oasA
o. ZOO pls, Povsions .ol pks" bastef' DOW pss~
t,oleum lis pkgs Lard, - page Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
The sixty-yipth Regiment N. Y. .. n. O..


Upon the news Of the rioIs in this city reaching
tho Sxty-ninth Regiment N. Y. State National
Guard ia Baltimore, the board Of oicer was forth.
with convened, when Qaartermaster Tully offered
preamble, expressive Of their indignation NJ the
riotous proceedings in NewYork, together with the
following resolution, both Of which were uDani.
mousy adopted:
R.red Th.. Col Bssley BE-, and he hereby. requested
to represent TO M.oTen.s SebrncG commanding thi, De-
pssn tho feeling OF this fsgine" Ia th. prsn''e' aud
NE ,s' h 'a s 10 O. b. ass
Now Yofk lend it, aid In REFRESHING the yolrucs and
disorder which sc the people Of tina, tour own city
Co. Bagley, by Quartermaster Tully, transmitted
the preamble and resolutions to Gen. Schenck, who
expressed Lis qualification at the action taken in the
premises by the 9Th, and said that he would COM
munica'e to the regiment his views in reference 70
the request through Col. Don Piatt, his Chief OF
Staff, during the day.
Soon afterward Col. Don Piatt transmitted re-
ply to the resolutions 10 Capt. McCreane Chairman
of tho meeting in the course Of which he says,
al nm directed by the General commanding this
department TO ray that he appreciates the request
YOU make. to DO ordered home aud employed IN sus-
tanning the law aud preserving order. The noble
ardor which brought you into line or the protection
Of our flag makes you burn 10 return and save your
homes from dishonor, and Msjor-General Schenck
regrets that the e1igences Of the service prevent
his complying wrsh the request The shameful note
in Eew-York prove what we all knew before. that
ignorant brutality belongs exclusively to no one peo
pie. While few of every nation have violated
the laws which give them protection native citizens
Ia high position have cast dishonor on their BIRTH
place, and while rivaling the drunken, thirsting
rioters 10 cruelty Of purpose. add da ker shade by
their cowardice, which keeps their worthless bodies
from harm.
Tho farewell order Of General Schenck, in CON-
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p.ofss.... e50O Dee .6J lOO Inc..s6i so Inc 1000
Tie aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide-water from tie commencement Of navigation to
the pa Of July, inclusive, during the years 1862
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Average Average Average AversSs
E.vvs OF Amount einout Of amount smoun. Gn"ans
R,yx. of Loans Of of Cir. Of
"N' Ic.oi,s, Di,cots stecis la,ion Depoatk
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4 The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago Union
ReiIr.ad Company for the week ending July 22i
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Tota...... -Sh,ftg % $500 - ~ - ~
The Morris Canal receipts for last week were