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, 1863-07-14
MARKETS By TELHzRAPM.

NEW TORE, July 1a.-Cor7ox-Qulet. Til
f1pg sales ut &c.
FLouR-Dnll and heavy, and 6Gb1oc lower,
WH1sKT-Dull ut 45HGl454c.
GRAN-W heat heavy, and 1926 lower, Sales ut
$t.1341 IS for choice spring; 3t.t9at 20 fpr Mi.
Waukee club; 81 35Q11. g for winter I'D western.
Corn1c lower, at Gak463c for shipping mixed
western. Oats at 7nI;6xe.
1a.CO for old mess, chiefly at t11-75GolI. s7556
S13s5618ss1s for new do. Beef steady. Cut
meats dfmer- at 3a165c for shoulders; 8Hc for
hams Card heavy at 94010c,
0SNEG0. July y1a-F1oCn-8teady.
GRAlN-Wheat dull ard unchanged Sales 900
hu amber Michigan at 81 %. Corn quiet. Sa1es
last night 1000 bu Wisconsin at bSc Other grains
CASAL F.x17urs- hmgcd. Flour SOC, wheat
1Qc. corn 8{G tony
iaroaTsm1 81 bsls our, &, ,0co bu wheat, n 900
Exron7s-a,asaa 5fls -four, ;t1oo bu wheat, $1,000
BuFFA1o. July -F1oeR-rhe demand il
WaEAT-Dun sni dropping. Red w,ntcr wa.t.
ern $1.244Rt.2j. Corn dull and heavy at S7c.
Oats in fair denlnd and max'i let lower at 6iknS5c
Oiher grains quit
NHsKEI-43Hc. .
FRE1an7s-1ea5c for corn, Ike for wheat to Now
York.
1xroR1s- 900 brIs -four, 1s..coo bu wheat.
1od COO bu corn, 81, COO bu oats.
EHoR1s-ly0 600 br1s dour; 5000 bn wheat, 1a3 600
bu corr, LII 600 bu oats.
, 1863-07-14
Kc-OpeninE of the Memphis ..1Ier.
&Annts' Exchange. ~

The tables Of the Merchants Exchange were
yesterday once more covered with samples. Once
more the hum OF commefcQt' sounded in the M-
mi1Iar room, and resumed Its empire where for 80
many months 1t had been banished. Tho excite
ment caused by the gratifying news from Vicks-
burg was not, however. favorable to business,
which is but dali at the best, at tho present mo-
ment. That the Mississippi river will soon be en-
tiFely opened by the Triumphant capture Of Port
Hudeon, was confidently anticipated, and the re-
sumption OF our trade hero tyas looked for as q
copeequepce. When etedmboats for New Orleans,
and from it, arc daily landing at our wharf the
Chamber Of Commerce will again be daily tho busi-
cet spot in the city.
Among the sales made yesterday were tho fol.
lowing: 1G0 eacks Of cats, at S1a0 per bnshel: 70
brls x -four, at $8 %; 100 bags Of bran at $50 per
Ion, and so tubs OF butter at IS cents. g
, 1863-07-14

For many years the country has not presented
20 fno an appearance. Every description Of crop
eeema to progress fayorably- Wheat is coming
into eur, oats and barley present a 1nxusiant ap.
looked better. Flax lis growing rapidly, and pron-
ises I'd be good crop. It Is too early 10 Judge Of
tuTnipe, bnt the late rains ought to be much In
their fayor. Pasture lands arc holding ont wen.
On. the whole, there is every prospect Of an
early and an abundant crop. Haymaking has par
italy commenced In this district. EARLY meadows
are not likely to be above an average. New ppta-
toes have been selling in this market during tho
whole Of the past week at from ID to Sd q p.
, 1863-07-14
Ocean FreIghts Mt New York-Julyl IL.
To LiYerunnAf3 6f1 hu rnrn at 81lag1<3 L, ,,,,l1r

To 1yerpoo-63,6 600 bu corn at 64@61d In bulk
and ships bags; ii 900 bu corn at ID in ships
bags q, go ba do at 7Ad In bulk and ships bags.
per steamer. 500 tlrkns butter At 4os. rs London
-1,eoo hIls -four It 2s9dGe2s45Sd; 5000 bu wheat
At ed IN ships baes. To Glasgow-s00O0 bu corn
at 2s4Kd: To HaEre-7,000 bu wheat at 1sr o n
ahipPcrs' bags. To Antwerp-6O0 brls -four at a.
To Rotter.lana-1 90 br1s flout at 3s TO Amstar.
steamer. 7,0e0 bu wheat at 3D. An Eaciish bar
VITA "a g00 bu. TO Pcnnarth Roads at 9Id. and
Br1ush ship, with 81, 900 bu to Londonder1ya 9Ed
, 1863-07-14

St. louis Tobacco markct-Ju1y 10.
The feeling In tobacco was better. but prices did
not come up fully to the Views Of Sellers and one
half Of the hogehcads comprising the.hreaks were
passed over, OF the bids rejected. Sales amounted
10 80 hhds at prices ranging from 50 20 to $4025
100 hs for factory 1nCs to eztsa choice ma1ufac-
turing leaf
, 1863-07-14
Baltimore Pxovtsion nmarket-July1 IL,

H1aI11mofe PxoV1a10n nmAEkeE~1uly1 ~
The market remains inactive, but with reduced
stocks prices are firm as previously quoted, viz.
Mess Pork at S1i.25S114.5U, Baltimore
rseked1 e q, ~ Ness Beef at $15 6o@ts.0o; West
sides, &c; plain hams. g4IlOc; sugar cured and
fancy do, 1sHG14e- Bulk Meat-Shouldsrs, &c
sldes, &c; hams. 7Qe7Ac. Lard-Western in brls
ana tierees IKE: DO in kess 12c; city rendered,
, 1863-07-14

pork-the market ehows an advancing tendency,
Sales were made yesterday OF new mess at $t025,
and today at {40375S, aud now $40 80 for round
lots ia firmly demanded, and I'll 90 for small guam
titles: The rise is caused by the reported fall of
xla the mississippi, and the light stocks In the
Western states and CaDadas OF Ness recent impor-
tatlons here turning out at least one-haH rusty or
the market. There is no new primo mess In town,
and new prime is In email supply at $1,000. A
sale Of o. brls old prime was made at ss.f5. 4
AIge businesR continues to be dono In hams
at 6c and &c for plain salted uncan-
vsased, and from 755c to 10c for sugar cured me-
medium to extra quality Lard is dull at SC q b,
ior Kegs; Bcet.nothing doing. equote Prime
$3.50. and Primo $500 to $3.50. Butter, except for
city uee, is dull Of sale, there being no shipping
Ae11 =
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VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
BpecI,1 Dispatch to the Chicago T11bune,l

nKTRa1C. July g. 1861
UP-Pxops Mendota. Merchant. punklsk; ba.ks
Chenango. Dobbins. West, Sonora brig Commerce:
schFs Ogden. 1rorsldes. BreTn, Joe Grant. Hoppock
Ha1e. Bake. Pilot. Metropolis. Baltic, Jessie No 2
Eaan Allen. Steel. Lydia. Case, Wbhafd. Dick Som.
era. Mary BrcE1, Mc1nness, Curlew, u1ockley. Coch
rane. Eetchum.
pows-P1cps FREQ state. 6hermnn. Nucleus. Aszy
Jane. Marquette. Witch: briggs Jewel. Burns Pow
batan; ectrs Andrews, Titan. REe1.
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1
| WITH altesnations Of clout and sunshine up to
Thursday night. the weather has been suitable and
very growing. heavy fall If rain was then expe.
r1eneed likely to occason floods, and put the sue:
but all spring corn viii be benefited, and the late
| short bite Of grass be succeeded by abundance.
Northern Italy, however, has followed Hungary N
her complaints as respects the crops. not because
which has seriously laid the wheat while the tenn
pe1aturc has been unusually low and ungeniel.
Prices, therefore. have been risins, as they have
parts Of Germany, and eren Spain. not from fears
q the cropa. ior they promise well. but because
stocks have b:en EunnlPg shoEt IN the lasge con; %
Continental orders from The lowness Of our quota.
tiope, and though neither ouI Own consumption nor
the eiightest speculation has served as stimulus
week. IN aet, nnieas American supplies low IN
at liberal rate, there appears more prospect OF
further advance than that any retrosade movement
beyond tie consideration oi . short yield IN this
country, the -four made OF last Fear's crop is very
deficient and Of poor quality: Anunusual demand
ds hp p tor ~ac met
OF the world 30 as to meet the present cur
1ency, while our own next gatherings are yet too
Ga and h dstapt a a9F sny en
has eTfncsd more tone. and as receipts in the
West have declined, and labor fails, We Tan hardly
look for Lower 1ates on this side harvest. More
over. as peace gatherings are becoming stronger,
should their object be attained, there wopld b. an
immediate and heavy diversion to the Southern
States, which are greatly suffering.
S6 caTgpes, Of which ca.goes were wheat, IS
maize and miscellaneous. Business was trnns-
acted at The following prices for the continent, c:
4!s, bulgarian 42s, Sandomirkn 49,, Polish Odessa
4!s to 45s; sales Of maize at es to sos 0l; barley
sds to sss Egyptian beams ss I'd to sls; 1ye for
The sales noted last week were Is 649 urs wheat.
, 1863-07-14
THEAsURER's DEPT.
OFFICE OF CoMrT'n,
or CURRENCY,

TREAsURER's DEPT.
OFFICE OF CoMrT'n,
or CURRENCY.
June 80, 1861
John Thompson;
DEARSIR: Your favor
Of the 9Th inst. ia re-
celyed, and the following
Answcrs to your ques-
tionR arc given:
] On this point tho act
Is q littla - bllnd.'' but I
think q fair Inference
from Section is, and
from the very object aud
intention OF the law,rlz.,
to provide a National
Currency, &C., is tlat
the National Association
should deposit, with the
T1casIser, at least one
third ofthefr paid-in cap
tta1.
II. The signatures OF
President aud Cashier
must be written, not en-.
g1ayed, The require
ment is that tho notes
shall be signed by these
officers. The1e Ia no
provision for engraved
signatures, except those
ofthe Register and Trea-
surer In the 18th section.
Ill. ] thiuksuchi ia not
the intention OF the act.
L this could be done,
tho 18th Section and the
object for which the law
vas passed, might be
rendered nugutoE.
, 1863-07-14
d I IL d.

In this city. EuDday. the 18th Inst at the ro.3
HerGe q h:B son. IFS aouth Halbtcd street. JOHN
RUTHERFORD, aged 70 years.
DEow.ed at st. Charles on the Eth Inst CL ARENCE
t. son Of James 7. and ua!1Iette Durant. aged 5X
JBAT8. -E~" ~'A
, 1863-07-14
1LL1NO1s AND mIoHIcAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
BRDdKPoKT. July 1a, Ba.
CLEARED,

3 A Dougla9. Morris-
Atlantic. cr1fs. 79 n lumber. 80 m loth
Tide. Lhsale. II n Ahin&lca-
Advance. Athena.
1tllor, Athens.
+ Gale, Athena.
Repub 1c. Mortta. m lumber.
Harrington. MarSclQea.
Energy. Joliet
CubhWAn Ottawa.
Een1tor, ,Lasnue, 10 N staves a-d heading. N lumber
ARRIVED.
Acme, LasaI1e, 1000 hu corn
DacE ger State, Lasalle 100 tons rl4y Is tons saud
Oie0oa, Lasa11e. as32 hu corn.
Brilliant, Lasalsa
En- cline. LAsaIle s500 bu corn-
Advance. A. hens, q yd1 dimension stone.
AontARk, 1ockport d8oo bu corn.
Lincoln. Iasale S65 bu eorB draining pipe, 1909
Contest. Morris. ssso bu corr
Sci arof. 1aeA1ie, 133 tons Coal.
Wnterioo, lseaue, 1s2 TOES coal.
J Harrington. NusEeiIes Zoo bu corn.
CushInAn, Ottawa, $500 bu coEn. 6 bu wheat.
Te.ror. athens. 50 yds rubb1e stone. xH
Energy. An1 Sable $40 bu corn.
wheat
Douglas No = Eeneca 500 bu corn.
Emprtss Lasalle, EGO bu corn
horace Pa1k No1. Utica, 500 bu corn.
Robert Holmse Lasa1te, 1560 tons coal
, 1863-07-14
ELNANClhL AND CUMMEKClaI,.
THE MONEY H1AIINET.

MONDAY EyKsEa. July IS, 1858.
The money market opens dull. Perhapa q etsan.
| ger 1ounging in our banks between two and three
o'clock might think otherwise; but IS compared
with what we had Elk weeks aso, and what bus1-
| ness men hope for Elk weeks hence, the demand
for money and trade generally are dull True, for
the eeaeon, our merchants are doing fair bust
ness, but in the great leading staples Of the city
those which require immense amounts Of money
traffic Is Light.
New York exchange continues close. With
most ok the banks the selling ratio is fair at u,
The buying range is par0k. a singlehouse sup
plies customers freely at II, and perhaps a few
others may make concessions On round lots
Thesa arc exceptions, and are below the general
market.
The lines whrc down this morning, and no early
report OF the prices Of gold were" received from
Wall street In tho meantime, ali sorts Of stories
were rife, and come Of the more eanguinabroker
"went in,'' and even as high as ISL was paid
About two o'clock the dispatches all came through
at once, and .13oK01s14-1a1 and 1s1K were the
reported rates. OF course. there were come
.tlame ducks" about; but operations were not
heavy. About 18o@13ok- few paying 1s1-were
the rates for the afternoon
Silver 12oD125. New Treasury Notes nomlnal,
selling H4A. !.
tFrom tho North American.l
F1ngr NATIONAL BAKK OF FPHnADE1rmA-The
Fl1et National Bank OF Philadelphia, under the
currency and banking act passed By the last Cou-
grese, has been fully organized, and will 70 into
operation on tho 11th instant at the southeast
ner Of Third and Chesnut streets, q very eligible
site for a banking house. Mr. o. Wilson Davis,
late OF the firm Of DRyiR g. Btrney, (of which tho
present. Major General D. B. B1rney was mem-
ber) Is the President of-thls bank, Morton He
Michael, Jr., Cashier, and the Board Of Directors
comprises the names OF o. Wilson Davis, Clarence
Il. Clark, {of the firm Of Edward ". Clark & Co..
Alfred 2: Jees1p, (of tho firm Of Jessap 4 Moore,}
Joseph F. Tobias, Winfield s. Russell aud Stephen
q. Caldwell {of the firm of Trcdick. Stokes d Col
The list Of Stockholders includes many leading
citizens and business men. The capital ID $3.50 000
paid up in full with the privilege ct an increase to
$l,0000t0. The circulating notes Of the bank, to
be furnished by the United States Treasury De-
partmens, In accordance with the terms OF the act
will be ready in few months and until they shati
be received, the Government greenbacks viii DO
uged in transacting the business Of the bunk.
Though organized under the authority Of the Ma
tional Government, the institution will have all
the rights and privileges OF chartered State
bunk
Tu NATIONAL DANKNo LAw.-F1om 3Aomp-
tons Reporter, We copy tho following correspon-
dcnce In reference to tho construction Of the Ma
tional Banking Law by the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency:
, 1863-07-14

-CoRREcT1oSs.-In the hurry Of copying ths
lists Of scholars admitted to the High School,
several errors occurred; ". F. Jewett, stand
ing at a Per cent. Of 81, was omitted; Sarah
e. Jcwett, q pupil; with standing Of IS, is
credited to the ttMoseley School "-it should
hive been "Brown SCHOOL, "Clara Win
grare" was printed Clarn Wlngram- The
Principal Of Kinde School Is Jeremiah S1o.
, 1863-07-14

SENT 10 TIE REFORM Ecuoo14- Three
boys named John, Francis and Jesse Nc
Quade, were examined at the Police Court
yesterday by Commissioner Williams, upon
the charge Of stealing from A. C. Philips,
Mrs. Shafez, and other parties, gold watches,
silver and jewelry to the va1ua Of 1900, and
declared guilty and sent to the Reform
School.
, 1863-07-14

The Detroit Tribune, in lengthy review Of the
wool trade for the past week, says:
Ono fact Is well worth bearing in mind at this
juncture, viz: That Notwithstanding our two
great victories, buyers arc even now Offering
above the rates they attempted to dictate at the
opening Of the seaaon SO that the growers hayo at
least lost nothing by holding on thus far. We ask
side prices now, when tbs eaetetn market bears
up SO we'll under the shock 1t has received Their
very Armnsss has given tnne to the market, and
they can ut the outside, loee very little by adher
ing to the sa1ne course
The following arc the current quotatlous ut
present:
full ooo6. .65 GAt1
nun plog4. .".-"'.-'- .-6SH4D
Quarter BLOOD. GO @
Nalfe...... ass
, 1863-07-14

There ia no Corn remaining In the market, ali
having been taken by the Government at tI6O "a
bushel. The emall quantity In dealera' hands
co commands g huehel The supply Of Oats is
very hght, and is retailing at 91.75 buahel. Bran
Ia retailing at $3.o0 p 105 1ns.
, 1863-07-14

dates at the last municipal election have been en-
Engsd 9oE somc weeks in examining tho votes in
tho first and eccond wards, With a View Of bsing-
work ia vcE5 Elov, aud ns they psogrcss, It Is in
deed efnnslng to witness the forloEn expression
moro strongly cnuvinced of tho ah4ence Of f.auds
on the part OF the Democracy. Should they not
put the work through at a more rapid rate, tho
term OF tho present tncumbcnta viii expire before
they are In position to make their rcpost.-F1tf.
Tho above Is throughout f1lsehood.~ No
yofes of the first and second wards hare been
touched. The balance of the item Is written
on the principle that the boy whistled while
going through tho graveyard. The Copper
heads arc Tinclng. They will VINCE worse
Ehru the lcau1ts Of f1lig cnnfest canna out
, 1863-07-14

FOE TIE NAyI.-Acting Master John D.
Ha.ty, Q. s. Navy, has received an order
from Washington to appoint Recruiting
Agents for the United States Navy at all nd.
Tantageous points, and in conformity with
this order he leaves this city tonight. VIC
recommend Nr. Harty to the favorable con.
alteration Of the Press, at such points as he
maY yieit On his important mission.
, 1863-07-14
Inc. 1890 Dc. LOOT, ,ef] In 2. 8as N

1110.' 17suoV 51B,sgQ
BY reducing, the wheat to -four, the quantity Of
the latter left at ttde-water this year, comparei
With the corresponding period last year, shows a
deficiency egun} TO ST. SO brls -four
The receipts at tIdr-watcr OF thc nrfncina1 MIL
clcs Of produce from the opening Of The cauals. to
and including the aoth Of june Ia the years indica-
, 1863-07-14

house Of George Rice, on Harrison etreet,
between Aberdeen and May, was entered By
burglars. through an open window, and
stripped Of jewelry, money and wearing ap-
parel. Day before yesterday, Mrs. Rice tound
Margaret McNary wearing one Of her dresses
= on the street, and called policeman, who At.
: tested and took her to the Station. She was
::ezamined nj the Police Court yesterday, and
held to bail IN the sum Of $500 for her appear
ance ut the next term Of the Recorders Court.
Bail YVES procured and the defendant dis
CHARGED.
, 1863-07-14

OF the winter wheat crop In this county, which Ia
juet being harvested, We hear the most favorable
reports The heads OF the grain are allied with
foice1 the1eat. -
, 1863-07-14
THE C0hsM0N COUNCIL
CITY OFFICIALS FAVOR AM M
CREASE GF SALARIES.
HE Harbor Question-Recou.
mend11ion by the Board
Public Works.


i. The Common Council held It's reeula,
session Inst evening at the Council Chamber
His honor the Mayor and the following Al
dermen were present:-Hnhn, sh1inp, Tits
worth, Roberts, Barrett, AfcDonald, Abbott
Comisky,. Clark, Brown, Talcott, Himrod,
Holden, Gastfeld, Casaleman, Armstrong.
Meckner, Conlan. Sullivan, shuefeldt, Wood.
man, kann, schall, Gallup, Hottinger, Ruh,
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were
read and approved nem con.
4 NEW ALDERMAN FROM TIE EIGHTH WARD.
The returns Of the late election for IN Al.
derman from the Sth Ward, In place Of Alder
man Sheridan, resigned, were taken up and
examined. AID. Comisky moved that Francis
Ulbrich DO declared the Alderman elect, &C.
cording as the returns indicated. Carried.
Mr. U1brich WAS qualified and took his seat,
The Mayor appointed Aid Ulbrich one Of the
Committee on Fire and Water, and Local As
easements, in place Of AID. Sheridan.
VETO. =
The Clerk read the veto Of tho Mayor upon
the ordinance increasing the salaries OF the
bfidge'tenders, passed at the last session, on
the ground that an error Tas committed IN
computation. The rote by which the orai.
nance passed wns reconsidered.
> The Mayor then presented an order which
he thought would correct the blunder.
Aid. Hahn offered an amendment largely
increasing the present compensation,
The, Mayor thought the Alderman didn't
know what he WAS talking about his amend.
ment contained the same error "a The amend
ment passed ut the last session Of the
Council.
Aid shufeldt thought that instead Of a5
per cent. increase, they should receive 50 per
cent
Aid. Ellsworth moved that the amendment
Of Aid. Hahn be hid upon the table. Car
Aid. ComiskT moved the previous question.
Carried. The rote on the passage Of tho
Mayors order stood II ayes and II noes. The
order was lost.
Aid. Comisky moved that tho whole matter
be referred to The Committee on Hasbors and
AID. Ruh thought that as the city officials
were receiving enormous salaries, It WIS not
according to the fitness Of things that they
should laggle about a few. .paltry dollars for
the bridge-tender.
blame for the muddle tho Council was in.
AID Hahn was quiet man and didn't pro-
pose to hold himself responsible for It, aud
explained Ills ''position.n
AID. Comfsky'e motion prevailed.
sFEc1AL MESSAGE ON THE nARpoR QUESTION.
The Clerk read special message from the
Mayor IN relation to the filling up Of the har-
bor, and recommending the most liberal ap-
prop1iations to remoye the deposits. Re-
ceiycd and p1aced on file.
EXTENSION OF THE CITY RAILWAY.
Sundry residents Of the South Division asked
that the City Railway Company be required
Cottage Groye Road. Referred to Committee
on railways.
TEE TINES WANTS MORE s'rAp."
Tho publishers Of the Chicago Times CON.
planned that they were paid entirely made
quate prices for the city printing, md that
, 1863-07-14

The receipts Of loose-press a1e light and hardly
equal to the demand, and the market rules firm at
S1o.H@2o.G0 2 ton on arrival. Tght.pressed
meets with moderate inquiry at the same figures.
, 1863-07-14

WILEY d CARY, Law Office,
fs Marine Bank Building, Chicago, Ill. will g1ya
tha!s s1ndiytded 70 attention 70 Marine and Coc1nefda
Contr. q Af!1e;ghtment Drao.nE Papers ETC. con
neGted With veasels Refer to Stephen Clary HinoklY
Rec. Buffalo Mutual 1n8, Co, 1e:4Ea2 1natp
, 1863-07-14

Wheat. .;.,-........ $780,
For the second best 20 bushels OF White
Winter Wheat. .:.:................. ~
Eor ne best 2e bushels Red Winter Wheat 100'
- "uEAk s.s..-.... .-.+......A......-. Eu.t
For the best two bushels White Winter
Wheat. .;-....:.--:...:...:,. 50.l
For the second best two bushels White
Winter Wheat ;,.-;.:..::.-:.. y. 25.l
For the second best tWo bushels Red WIN
ter Wheat. ;--.:.:..:...-............ 20.t
For the best two bushels Spring Wheat. a0,i
For the second best two busheIs Spring
, 1863-07-14
II SEC. 81. Will en-
graycd and printed etg-
natures Of President and
Cashier answer, or must
they be written?


III. SEQ. 80. After hav.
Ing deposited the third
Of paM.up capital In
bonds, and taken circu.
lation, can q l'ank sur.
render Its circulation, In
uvcn $1,tM, and tako
back bonds, 60 a. to
leave less than one-th{rd
Of capital In bonds On
dtposit.
fV. SEC. 81. Is a Ma,
tIonal Bank restricted
from making loans on
Isailroad, Insurance, OF
other joint stock Rharesl
v. SEC. Il. VIII q bal.
n,'ce In q Bank organiz-
cd under q State law an-
ever for the three-f1fths
spoken Of, or three. tlftha
Of the Is q cent. rcquir-
cdt
We
, 1863-07-14
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
CAPMz1D.-The following dispatch WIS received at
Buffalo On the 10th inst:
The schooner Defiance capsfzed last nizht on Laxs
Ontario near Kingston. Craw eaved.
a cHAFTK1 OF AccmHXTs.-In our local columns
viii be found account Of the vsrfonB disasters as
fur as reported. which happened during the gale On
Saturday.
Chicago VxssELs.-Tfe following vessels arrived
at Buffalo On the 1osh Inst: Brig ue.tenstain-
Cleared. Props- Union, Adristtc. FoFest Qoeen;
Brig Helfenstetn,