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, 1863-09-15
. .ARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

! . At.ElVED .....-. Sent II.
ss@r bstiei MchslGeI Isp 1axse1s sunartes
Prop 1oas, bualo nna'e sapa1s5 snaRd.;e
Prop " EBckus, Davis Mar0ucffe II; sona nit, f-on
PProP ProPP M.sss Rlodsst5 Gssod MaTs. is [aGser
Prop IadS isantun. n,neklcy. St JOSEPH. 800 pkg
Prop sSaSasas sasaer State gecxvth Bnty,,o ,nc,,r.,
R,oP 1oP Nsp,s}nns: sp,s}an: IasEIsy Budso: saaaiies
b.se sits s'Ris ssae:,ss bags SALT
Bok1pF S:dn9s naa a inaSes ea oo
Bark s!.ns G5oeker, Moore. Peshtlso, go N lumber
Bark M Two Fannles, Mcdonald. Peshtlgo. SIS m 1um,
Essk IS Ee e M.ns!ox, nanmase, Buffalo. 1os teps eos,
A1an:eF GFeas Sind ~ snsF
| Brig Fashion, C1ydesden, Meuou,pee. 10 m 1um,er
SShr IN tgasb, bunal9 9 tons coal
sehr s1anl nr s1Tn 1n B s9ns COAL
Sem Dariea, BroWn, Iswe:o. 10 tons cos, 3 soa' Goa"
@ sth su'' tns''SAn'' 0as e''s' sa' N lufaoes
scnf BoPn!s 5sss Isl 5ooo, 1eaa,u Buffalo. , unse,
schr Oueics Chief Fytzrsra,,t Port 11,ron IN, ~
ssar J. 99pss5 Rs:5... K1Dz Grand usrs, =, lam,,r -
sssF seeF Hiysa
s senE Warren. nartson: g; and Haven. s m lumber.
@m lath e''N'' oA''Nu ''D' 10 Ii iomoe1'
Sclr Abratfc Palmer G Grnnd Hayeo 2ns m sh,,oa N
sorls wood ~
ehF JJSlh. JaSSl,Gr Rn,1'
schr Fl remnn' ffnaSso " p lnmner
cores wood. -" - '''''e'~"
S nneofo, 1e pn., Iomnson' Bay du Noe, go N
sehrM AcNaiF, Baker, Bay du Noe. 5000 posts, Il eds
ert y .ra1Un... = 1Un.. 7,-,.,.
sctr keyolylng Light. Keid. ocosto, is n lumber.
senr T. llsger, Wnlstra, 0conto 1$3 N lumber Is N
Schr f:e,n Ijins, VIE ~ h ~ ~ ta1oeI
Schr Eotce, Johnson Green Bar. iG5 nj iumber u n,
schr sfaa; ssfn1ns1ss; e.. ,,a-,,
Schr d sthiaasnn ToSea Esnanss - ~ x fIn,,s-
n lath.
EXT EXT 4; Gfse!eyt Long Iter CnYe. 50 m lumber
, 1863-09-15

The number ol 1nssne males is tweuty.pine !:
Of females, twenty Total, dity-eiI
When the pcw building IL completed, we ehall
have aecommodAtinns for seyenfy-eeyeu insane
Si1 have been dischaE ed from the building within
the last week. leaving room for twenty y-o1a more
with a cell for each person. We have been
notified to rectvB eight ncu1able c.ecs from Jack
eonville, which will leave thirteen vacant cells.
which, Judging from the past increase, win b
NEEDED before Ecxt spt;og.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
, 1863-09-15


LUMBER Market very actire and supply Of car.
zoe: much less thnn the demand Sales :-CafKo achr
&9 9fest at III a. rsrs rs 1Ha gtp9s 11o
19mbeE mixed boards md strips Ladiaston Mills l5
rafied toarus ann strips 900 feet sl6o cargo schr
Forester Grand River RATED. Dited 70 ooG feet, s
$150o; cargo schr Illinois. Nn4kegon lumber, mixed.
fEnesdens Mn. s5tco feet at SIS % cargo scnr Cha
lsst s5 % :cssgo eshc Hegoland. MaskeSoa Timber.
Honest John, knlaHazoo lumber, nssortci conamou
Dutchera Mn. 5000 feet, at 21t0o- sHIxoLEs-AI
active demand but Tery short supply. Prices rule
, 1863-09-15

Decrease 12 Dec 81 $50 Inc rsa 2c0 Dec s11 oo
ny reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity Of tho
alter cst q tlde atsf this year compared with the
elunl 10 ]. .l9l.6 $50 bSla dopF.
, 1863-09-15

-
LcNBxE-FEs, Clesr, R1, go fr...,.., 81 GRaia %
second Cl=hr. ............. ~ 0 1S5-o0
Tai5d Clear. ............. a Gd@s0f1
STOCK HoaroA. oA......,..........,.......,,1 1G<4Nt %
boz CT Eelset Boalds. 20G0@4 q
Common r6ards. s.dsy.............,,,.... M, "a ..
Common Boards, Is bn@16o %
Gul ioatQa 1SJt.. +.,
Eenc1ag Is 5a@l6uo
8econt Clear Floailag, rough. ,.... q cOa3009
Common Flooring. rough. ,,,,.v.,.,.... Z3nG425 90
siding Cleas. dfesa&d. MCo@MNo
Eecond clear f-...v.................,,.,, 17ttG9.,
Second Common ado..................... HNSsiSM
Long Jctsn. p tN86 20
6aASeQ sh!oe!eA size LOO
enavt4 EalnEIee. NO 85Ca..
teaaI 9nlne.t 6a...
5aEe1 Sh!Dg:es. B.75@ 4L0
Sawed Shin Ktes. No. S.1
Lath. coo Pea ca-...........,.............. 3@ $50
PcstB, 1ao8150 90
Ptcktta II oN3t6t0
NAVAL ST0KE9-1faIketf Tor all kinds Of ropes
very br1sk and prices lrM- We Guote:
Tar .......,...- ~. 10Al5 % 3I1nl1a Eope,. l6
Fitch .......... 15D1GS25 90 Tarred Hemp, 70
Rosth.. Hoa9s2e0 Turpentile..., 375@ 100
0akum. 4.I1Ga rs =
0NI0NS-Good qualities arc In active demand and
prices little higher and hrmer. We quote good quail
- 80 1e41EH
, 1863-09-15

Increase 10 Loans. ST s.s
Increase IN specie+. 76
increase IN Circulation. .................... 1850
lncfeaseao Deposts. q o5
, 1863-09-15

TO TREE BuTxns.--Mnny, we believe dozens NJ
taking orders for stock from our Binami,,t,n nsS
o1v ,isSt 5oeni1s a g hoominston Nursefy wiSont
ny rsg gna M 70 DC 90 they have aa any
This ia TO nay. that for reliable testIm Imnnv .,,,
nc bttore October 1et, next, Qho sooper ia h+ts
each case, with best thinks In IehaIf Of ali ben ~
eat tree growers or plantcrs. Letters oi innu;lv
on the subject promptly anewered. Our a9ants
bc.tom.' Buyers should attend to itinerants4
Lei ecampa beHAreI F. &. PuoKSIx,
Bloomington Nursery, H., Sept i, 1853 se3 Nv
, 1863-09-15

@ 9. Rlgby, - Randolph street, il selling
Fnpef HanEfngs and Window shades at New York
prices at Wholesale md retail. The trade supplied
on The most liheralferme aug ID 4W
, 1863-09-15

"S eoPy IAe 1OuoHAuE I&U1u Inc OIk4NA fTEk
Trader:
A few days since We had occasion to cali at the
rooms OF Dr.. J. .. Walker, the Oculist and Aurist
OF Chicago, and were really surprised to find 80
MANY deaf and blind there assembled. Among
others were several from this neighboshood and
all were progressing rapidly towards recovery.
Mr. Lewis Wheeler, Of Earlrille, had submitted
10 surgical operation about three weeks preri-
out1y, and after suffering from iudisti1ct vision
four yeare, and complete blindness one year, Was
instantly restored to sight.
.M!s. james Pagan, Of Lamof]le, Bureau county.
had been euccet afuly operated on for cataract 81
home, cnred. ~
Mr. L. R. Leayit, school teacher, oi Lake Mills
Wisconsin, while attending5 The National Teach
ers Convention" had been operated On fer deaf
nesB and noises in tho head and perfectly reotored
at one sitting as vas Mrs. Elizabeth Dckepson..
Of Mineral Point, Wis, for closure Of the tear
duct '~>''
We also saw young lady from our own neigh
6ofhoo6+ who hal been blind from Amauroeis. a
formidable disease Of the optic nerve, who was
aent to Dr.. Walker by ono OF our leading physi-
ciads with but little hope Of her restoration 10
sight, and she also was cured and is now at home.
These aEd numerous other instances Of marked
eutc:ss aie Of much importance, and as sueh die
eaets prevail to serious extent we feel thRt we
are DONG our readers good service In deyiatine
ON our Usual course, and making note OF the
a.oye.
, 1863-09-15

Tide Water Receipts.
The quantity OF -four, wheat, and harley 1crt at
Tide vater during the lat week In September Ia tho
years 1s62 and 1s63, was as follows:
,ss, : sr!s; 4; ees b., ~, b.; 81:
hGs.!.. 1870 se7,an aam 6,lM
Decrease. 1fcn Dec. ~ 800 Dec 2oe, 40 Dec. 1.9N
The aggregate quantity Of the eaue articles len at
the 7th OF September Inclusive [urfn0 tne Years 1aS
md ls63, Was as follows:
Fl91r, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
1862. .... 8E2O 16eMe00 f1.T!5o0 83t in
1s63. .,..*.... fi3,1o0 1ore5,eoo 5&5s,7U0 DH0
, 1863-09-15

Vessels Passed Derxs1t.
tepec!at Dispatch to the Chicago Tztnunct
DErnoIr, Sept. II. 1863.
uP-Prop Nlle; brig 3echA.ic; scars Queen, City.
Empire State. Imperial. Norwegian, Goble.
Dows-Props FREQ State, Ga1ena, Mohawk; schr
Yorktown.
, 1863-09-15

~ Godey's 1ady's Book and A1thur's Home
MsGsztne Tor October have been received By NC
Nauy d Co.. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-09-15

LAncEsT.-1homas McKeaney, a boy Of
twelve ycars, was examined yesterday before
. the Police Court On the charge Of stealing TO-
TolveT from Lieutenant in the army, He viii
be sent to the Reform School.
, 1863-09-15

4 BOLD Tmu.-On Saturday bold thief
stole horse belonging to Hannah, Lay Il Co.,
from the street in front Of their store and escaped
undiscovered. Neither horse OF thief have been
heard nrum.
, 1863-09-15

NcW York STOCK and Money nInrkeY--Sep. IL
s1oEKa-At second bonsd ftreanlar and r. xtttaul
, 1863-09-15

Loss OF L.TE PREVENTED HI TIE Use or
L1cnTSEns PATENT CoLArs1nLE BoA7.-Had tie
ST beam; lately lost on Lake Superior. been pro.
1oet. Ocean. Lake nnd River Steamers cau shortly
be supplied with them. They fold up, and dozen
ocanpy only the ephce OF IN open boat. Further
Editor Of the Chicago Merchants Circular. la8 &
10 Clark street, Chicago
, 1863-09-15
Gt)iea9o Qritn11e.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1868.
THE CITY.

SEWERAGE LoAs.-The bids for tile $780,
Ooo, Sewerage Loan will be opened today st IL
O'clock m.
, 1863-09-15

SPECIAL OKDER.-The Police Commits
slone1u have ordered TINT hereafter NO wholesale
arrests Of thc.tnmates Of disreputahlc houses shall
BE- made. except upon complaint and warrant,
aud then only In the day time, except where noisy
or othet dleoEder1y scenes are enacted.
, 1863-09-15

..D" Squire Trcv1yn's Herr new novel by
MIe. Wood, author OF East Lynne u "Verner's
Pride" &C., for fale at McNally & Co.'s, 81 Dear
, 1863-09-15

- Boots and shoes at Wholesale, this morning
at 10 8, m. Mesers. Gore, Wilson & Co Gf Lake
st1eet, will offer to the trade their stock of boots
AID shoes. Country merchants will find this IN
unusually good opportunity to Ill mp their stocks
from one Of the largest and best selected stores
in tho country,
, 1863-09-15

FOR CHA1TAsooGA-Mr- Wlnslow, Of the
Board Of Trade Battery, win leave for the South
1nie evening, and VIII take letters aad packases
1crthe Battery. II Left at the War Committee room.
No. Is City Railway Block.
, 1863-09-15

7
GI1.S-CAEnox Ous are Ii very active domanil and
OIL stn vary scarce and great rmness III the market
, 1863-09-15

A BUSINESS CuASGE.-Mr. S. s. Barrett.
formerly ofthc clothing drm OF Barrett, King j.
Co.. has formed a co.partnership with c. B. King
ofNcw York, and F. A. Eastman Of this city, and
has opened an e1tcneiye wholesale grocery house
atsa Lake street. No firm could be made up bet.
ter than ttiB, and few firms hare statted out with
brighter prospects Of success.
, 1863-09-15

An EDITOR DRowEED.-H Is feared TINT
y. J. 1ahnm Of the Chicago 77m<s' editorial staff,
wns ono OF the passengers on the Ill fitted Sum
beam BE left Chicago seven weeks ago, intend
Ing to be absent three .sceks, since which time
nothing has been heard from him. uewas known
TO have had pass to return on the Sunbeam.
, 1863-09-15

CmoAoo HlsToR1cAL 6ocRT4.-ThIs So
Iety holds ies hrst meeting after the summer re-
GEES. this Afternoon We are requested to call the
attention Of the members TO It, as meeting Of
4nte1ett and importance,
, 1863-09-15

supply Of prime qualities We Quote nom common 70
tr.9e 65S by he car load and EG1oc extra n store
Eooa cenand At s1s.eo-holters asking s1sEDls 50,
s.les 500 hs1s light ctty mess at $i23 S hz1s coun-
Try mce3 At 81 0g; 1s5 hrls light do at $115 DuLK
MEATs-Nole offering. uAcoS-1,1c0 pcs plain cam
try lenf at 9Yc. 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

FRIDAY, April Up. N.
The movement. in tho Stock market this morning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
The Drummer BOY Of the Hnppnhnnnock.


The readers OF Tx TRIBUNE will remember, that
when Gen. Burnside gave directions for laying the
pont Don bridges across the Rappahannoek, the work.
men found the task exceedingly difficult and danger.
ous. The opposite hills were crowned with aTtil-
lery, and the ravines filed with infantry, not only,
but the city Of Fredericksburg was peoped with
sharpshooters who poured incessant and destruc-
tive fire upon bridge.buildes. To dslodge these
men aud drive them out Of their hiding places was
indeed formidable task. At q given signal our
batteries opened simultaneously with terrific fire
upon the city, crashing through the walls Of DWELL
ings and public buildings. not sparing even the
churches, in which treason bad been interviewer
with theology. In this fearful storm of fire and
iron, which plowed the streets and set the city on
fire, the sharpshootors, like so many salamanders,
still survived, and continued to pour deadly volley
upon the engineers aud workmen on the river.
On the 18th Of December Gen. Burnside became
satisfied that the bridges could not be laid except by
a bold DASH Volunteers were called for to cross in
small boats aud drive out the Rebels, whose muir
derous fire was concentrated upon our men. Large
numbers stepped out for the service, and 100 we're
selected for the task; before they could reach the
boats, Robert Henry Hendershot, the drummer boy
Of the 9Th Michigan, ran ahead and lesped into one
of the boats, begging the privilege OF going over
with part Of the 9TH Michigan just preparing to
embark. The Captain ordered him out of the boat,
telling him be would probably be shoti the boy re-
Piled that be did not care he willing to die for
bis country. Finding the officer unyieldng in bis
determination, the boy asked permission TO push the
boat from the shore; this granted, and when no
pushed of the boat he chung to the stern, submerged
70 the waist in water, and in that manner crossed
he haPpahannock, exposed to the fire Of the sharp
shooters and the artillery that frowned on the oppo
site hills.
Soon as be landed the fragment Of a shell broke
hit DRAM whereupOn lie seized q musket and pro-
ceeded into the streets in pursui. Of relics. When
tho news Of his gallsntry reached Nsv.York. THr
TRIBUNE Association determined 70 rive Robert
new drum, and his errsnd here was TO recsvo ,h.,
gift and procure employment.
Ills father died about IL years ago, leaving four
children TO be cared for by afflicted mother. bu,
leaving no means for their support. A merchant,
doing business in this city, who Is acquainted
with the family. and whose rssidsnOe Is near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

Our country readers, if they wish to deposit
money with the Assistant Treasurer a temporary
loan at y cent interest can do 80 by obtaining q
draft on this city, which will be easily obtained
from bank in their neighborhood.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has declared
semi-annusl dividend Of v cent, clear Of State
and National tax, payable on and after May Is.
The net earnings OF the Pttsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway for tho year ending Jannaryl |,
1863, after payment Of running expenses and all
interest, were $4,000, or nearly Is y cent on
Sc, 500 900 stock. The earnings OF the first quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

DEATH OF THE LAST SURVIVOR OF THE FoVsD-
.s, o. AsroKAMr Gabriel FraGchsrs one OF those sem
on, by Mr. Astor In the Astoria sIPedioo ana '''
last survivor OF that party. expired ct ST. Paul hinns'o
the 18th inst Mr. Fnnehere bonn In Montreal Ona.
In 1885, which place he left in 1918 to make the OVERLAND
20 beautifully narrated By washinfton Irving IL $50
that the whole pages Of his ows narrative were c'p''
for word In lvinss work Subsequently ne ocean. ~.
p.cted with the American Fur Coupsnyi sterwsa WIZ W.
Arm Of p Chout,su, IT, Co.. aud ct tho time Of his s
va. tho senior pxtpst Of the house Of O. Fsssss W
Esv.York CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBxEs--APKnI6. -Betors jaSdss
DECISIONS.
In the matter of Ihe petition Of Susan w. Ma
comher, an infant. Order granted.
Joseph H. Bury, jr, sgt Chses Lent. IT,. e,a.-Jaas
men, ordered
Hsnrietta Lsoy agt Toushs PisheENemorsnd. for
sol.
George Seeker at. Ray w. Potter-Motioa granted on
payment Of 90 Of motion within five day and the
costs directed by the order Of Judge Mason.
The People &C. rel Cock, bgt. Board OF Polco.-Ns
be allowed except BY tie Judge who tried tbs csass
IsA.tt0n reversed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Expense. at same rats. a, in 1904 say 81 PSF ,ru. y,

Net earnins IL
Less interest," SgaR9
or nearly Blk Y ccIt on the stock of $500 Cgo
TIE surplus earnings Of 1862 we've expended upon
the rcad and for real estate equipment &c., accord
ilg to the terms Of reorganization, snd tue exces,
Of this loan viii probably be spp'iei 10 the sane
ways the design Of the managers being TO place hs
road in high state Of efficiency. Tae stock viii
soon, however, reap the benefits Of these applop,is
tons in Che permareuce and stability Of the work.
as well as dividends continuously secured from the
ability Of the road to transact Us largely increasing
business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

:............................
Soon es Roberts engagement terminates with Mr.
Barnum he will 60 10 school in Poughkeepsie, Prof
Eastman Of the Business College having generOurl,
offered to board and educate him free OF charge
For The Tribune.
THE HERO OF THE DRUM
W. BuSGAr
IHE drummer with his drum
Shouting Come heroes, oome!"
Forward marched, higher, nighsr.
When the veterans turned pals,
And the bullets fell like hai
In that hurricane Of ire,
Beat his drum,
Shouting " Come
Come! come cons
And the fife,
In the strife.
Joined the drum, drum drum
And tho er with his he the with his drum
W.rs head shove the strife aud the bursting OF tho bomb
The bursting Of the bomb,
Bomb, bomb, bomb
Clouds Of smoke hung like pail
Over tent and dome and hAlli
Hst shot and blazing bomb
Cot down volunteers,
swept of enginssni
Ba, tho drummer beat his drum
And he beat
mo rstreaiW
With his drumI
Through the FIRE,
Hotter higher,
Throbbsd the drum, drum, drum,
la that hurricane OF fame and tho thunder Of tho bomb
Braid the AuIewroslh Of fame for the hero Of the drum.
The hero OF tho dram,
Drum drum. drum
Where the RappshAnnock runs,
The sulphur-throsted guns
Poured out iron hail and frsi
But the heroes in the boats
Needed not tho sulphur throsts,
FOR they looked up higher higher
While the drum,
Never dumb,
Beat, beat. beat.
Til the oars
Touched the Shores
And the feet feet feet
or III. soldiers the Shore with tho bsJonst and gun,
Though tho drum could bss. more. made the dasard
Rebels run.
The bastard Rebels run,
Run, run, run.
ANEW GusBoLT.-Tke new gunboat haitahea.
sett, from Boston, has arrived at the city, and 10 at
the foot Of Dslapcey street. East River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Iacreass..".................."....,$
e increase for two weeks is $2O,SlO.

The increase for two weeks is $20,Sl0.
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Road is reported to
show in the first half OF April en- increase of earn
ings as large as the whole increase Of March.
The Government receipts to-day exceed 81, zoo, 900,
Of which about $500 900 are for conversion into five
twenties, and $780, 900 for five 2 cent temporary
lean.
Money continues TO grow easy in the Street, and
good borrowers find no difficulty in supplying ali
their wants at 4G5 = cent on call. In paper there
is very little doing
Sixty.Gve of our leading citzens-bsnkers, mer.
chanis, lawyers &c.--have addressed letter to Mr.
Secretary Chase. extending him the compliment OF
a dinner on any day 10 may designate. No reply
Las yet been received.
Tho latest quotations for American stocks, per
Arabia (evening of tho 4,b) are as follows: Iii.
nols Central Railroad, a., a43l discount Erie, AL
ai5I.
The imports Of Dry Goods for the week amount
70 IL 1873 100. The details ARE:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Heccipts Of Produce.

APnrL iT-TlOO bill. rlonr COO bag, Coru Meal 800
ta;s d. 9O bbla Whisky 100 pkg Prov'on, 900 pis-
Lard go pgkL Butter Al pssS Asneh 4jo Pkg Psfroeu~
80 pkss Oh Gaze.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
suRRoGATPs CoURT-APArL IT,

Before Surro.a,e TUcKER.
WILLS PRoyED-cHkRITABLE BEQUESrs.
During the past week the wills OF the following
persona Lave been admitted probate without Goa
teat:
James stantbery, Solomon H. Reichcnbersor, Richard
NanwtgbG, IT, ;. ~. Johanna Scalsn. MagAre. Stewsr,
Henry Chapman Wells. samuel Glover Henry Won Ate ans
James PuTsey.
Johsnns scsaan bsqueahed to the Roman Cah1A0 Asy'
lun Prince 100 for the support Of orphan inmates
ninth street
SUPERIOR CoURT-sFscAL TEEN-APKn lT-bef9ss
Justcs MCNEIL.
DECISIONS. .
Cornelius Huzapple agt. The Eighth avenue kali
road, William TewiniEer Sgt. Stewart d. HendnoA'-or
doris granted
Before Justice MosckIRy. .
Charles III. Newton CT al. agt. Joseph Waies o.
a-Proposed case aud proposed amendments " ca 49,
and with the minutes Of the stenogsphs isn WIN '"'
AZ the Special Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
el,l6l,426


Total.... e66l.453 elibl,4B 62y0gl
Or more than 81 v cen. gain in the three months
over the corresponding period of 1862 At the same
rates of gain for the entire year the result Of the
business, January 1864, will be as follows:
G,oss eernipgs Of 1884,. 734 800
Es,iInated gsin In 1858 Of rate Of first quarter -
Per cent tos.oa5
T,,N gro. earnings ooa sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

ANEW GusBoLT.-Tke new gunboat hattahes.
sett, from Boston, has arrived at the city, aud at
the foot Of Delaney street. East River.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

From a Special Dspsteh TO he Noble RsglnsrI
OXFORD, Oct. 30.-Nsubem dates Of the 2stb
hsv0 been received here.
Tho Chicago Times has dispatches stating
that 8 vessel had juss arrived at Port ROYAL ron
the Gull squadron with reports that Banks two
corps had landed It Point Isabel. mouth Of he
ho Gr.nde, and would soon have possession Of
tna szeat rebel depot, B1owusyiIs. opposite
hsiAncIas, AID viii shortly occupy all import
ant points in Texas.
La9 81 corps Is cooperating, from Rsd river
Little h1cE GdVicos state that Holmes had as
sumed command Of Prices forces ss Arundel
phIa, causing adimcul.y between Tie generals.
which was hl1ilY settled.
Th9 elective forcs Of the -suz-Nirzisziuu
departmant does not exceed 10000.
In Indiana, election returns from several
counties reveal large Democratic mzisriies.
Serious charges are preferred aEaiast Rose
GRAMS tho most prominent being thai he lett the
battlefield during the engagement, vent -
Chattanooga, reported the day lost. aud after
ward became msensibiB from the effects Of
opium.
The steamer Scotia has arrived with European
dates to The 1I.h.
me British Government bad seized one, #
not both Of Lsird's rams. Tia Turkish Gov
eminent offered Co bay TEEN.
Earl Russell isv0Ts The protest Of the recoeni-
lion Of the Poles IS boiligsrsuis, as demanded
BY them.
A HavanA arrival reports that Gen. Forsy has
died OF the yellow fever, and inst the gpanisrds
nave probably absu5sd ST. Domingo.