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, 1863-06-09

No books, perhaps, have place among the
manuals in our Public Schools, in which SO
many people are SO deeply interested, % IN
those that form the series Of fReaders, not only
because of tho cost involved, but because, to
their accuracy and completeness, in the mat
ters of photography, orthocpy and grammar.
and their excellence as sources Of early know
ledge, md as means for the cultivation OF cor
rect taste, too much Importance cannot well
be attached.
Sanders eerics is now used, and certain
publishers are seeking to eject it, and suh;t.'
tute therefor the eerics by Parker and Wat
son. To effect this object, they arc firing very
low-lowe1, indeed, than the waistbands,Ca
centre shot at the purses n peop1eS pGefcs
less than That of Parker and Watson, wi!il:'
SO far Us we have examined them, in selec.
tions, arrangement and typographical cx-
ecutiou, we consider the former
decidedly superior to the latter Bat IL It Is PRO-
posed, We learn, on the part OF P. & WIS pub.
fishers and their agents, to make IN even &.
cl,upgc vf the new Tor the old, for certain
| period. though at the end Of their short lad
der Of lterality, there Is IN elephant TO be in-
Reader; and the increased price Of the whole
series, If introduced. Is to be borne by the pa
rents OF twelve or fifteen thousand children in
this city, an consummation devoutly to be "
deprecated in these times OF heavy burdens:
! Now, were 1t true that, all In all, the pupils
were to have better books thereby, less OBJ
jcciion to the attempted change would exist
We will 70 further, and say that, tfitthe sub.
stitution would give us good book, one not
1Dar1ed with pa}pablc inaccuracies and errors,
VT might let the battle Of the booksellers con-
tinue without comment.
We takc up Parker and Watson's First
Render, which should certainly be quite a.
good as the best, re find blunders That should.
Ut lta5t, forbid it's taklng the place Of better
book. We can only INDICATE one or two Of
| Al Ak nc Inn H1. nf1 M
, 1863-06-09

Washing has been commenced in numerous s,E,. 10.
ealltics, but We can hear of little shessng nedng
a was not taken We hear Of Soc 6e19S na;
3isnosei to accept any such figure. The wool
e Ps eslan at 7e
Vi1. rat nwiur 10 tic wide difference between
end sellers the market w P
feturers and apecuators appear to ha7o rery litto
ssnerye," aud Under existing circumstances II s is
quite fair to presume that their mlsgtvings aze not
this State last yss1 as ~ Ms nhs hs1s hoss
Increase Of 1bUO eco over 1851 As greatly ncEeas'
ed has been taken at;erly to E and Re-
ted At 2cO0 600, bringing the clip up to s50o,0oo.
Of 10s Per Rouna W. 20
toucIins the wealth and prosperity OF tho State.
70 show the care With which oqr aocks .I ase no" ~
ceive here in 1861 from local stations on the Gen
tra1 Road, aggregated 5000 os:, agnnsr onty ri (;
GIT MS. Inst year, while Tor tue LAST A7e moAtns VI
1850 only f. GO ma. were received.
, 1863-06-09
PHILADELPHIA Hide Market.

Ecreral cargoes Of dry hides have arrived duT1ng g
African ard certain descriptions Of the South
American hidcs will doubtless not be offered IN
this market. Sales OF both dry aud green hides
buyers. In tue green hide narket the stock ia not
large and holders, not being oyer.an1lous TO sH1,
are still willing to make slight nSesssons. @ Mo @
Ulcers, and at I0c for cows, The Association COLI
Times to seil at lie for COWS and lac for steers.
Dry flint and dry called western hides are Offering
at 2QGl2 &c peE b.
, 1863-06-09
The Agricultural Prospects in Grea1
Britain.

[From the Marx Lane E1pteas, hay I8.l .
The beautiful rains Of the past week hare quite
changed the fnce Of the county, though tae enStn
tic S eoil as yet being but supcraciaIly benefited
hrulthy green, and start has been made IN every
Which seemed in 6ut yery doubtful poeition, is
now likely to be abundant. France, it would
eeem. and the continent generally; hare paEticl'
n nreeeht ocainst the growing crops but the Pol
iii insurrecfton, the dimensions OF which none
can at present divine;
s,.rEencd nni1er London adyices and finer weather,
hnt ihcfe cap scarcely be said to have been gen
crsl decline, though many places report fall Of IL
per Quarter, This seems to hare atscn from The
, 1863-06-09

ARRIVED. June 8.
r... .,,-,,n T.ro rJv.ra snndr,ez
StM1 Set1St ~ ~ 20 - ~, tron
9nd snnaf.es- a!es prs.~ cs-n,. srntr5a.
rIop f.ta. shnsph sund,fea
Prop ffane StafS. n H. T,in sunSr;ets s'
1op Mtna tSS afnsfe1nn III m 1uuher Nm
ffep 3tta""' "AtAent 1A1'~es0"' A~s ~
!atu .. r,tv f,o1,ra rnfF,to sundrtes
f!op s3 @ IN, tett Bnt1aIo Uo tou water pipes 10
p5soM m!s a,.nz st,e1 Hall DutraIo. .ce6 bu salt
Rsrk ohn sWeeIey Colltrs, Buffalo, iso ton coal
bark Hans GFocRef ISore. Peshtgo Is lua,, loo
ba1A 5aeh nah4 eA'eAeA' '1-~
!nIn N1a, roor,ss ,fenons11 peshtfco aa5m Inn
R4hk Rqir saSs;ieEoi Johnson, Maakr gon 70 n INN
bfg fg Ae1 nhtnuan Itntcit;so Nenomineo. zoo m
DIE iunaoer n
1r1R hiary: AcGroghan oconto ; =. = r. 1m 11 inn
n.1S Sum Ilail. Dillon. Little SuAmico. TO N lum
Brig nonrs1T@s %farfs fasnS A'oes'n l eoe
Brig concord Estcll 0swe1o. 6Qo br1s salt
, 1863-06-09
Dime, Morris, Is m hth.
-Ak.-A f4&&H-n

Dime, Morris, Is m lath.
Ottawa, Ottawa. ...a
+. Nor.hrrp. L,salle. lis m lumber, 4s,1io ns
stsyes and heading.
ARRIVED.
Paramount LasaIc Is brls whisky,1 ,ii3 brls -four.
Gladiator Lasa1le, 1534 brls fou1.
Cuehman, Utica, !, 500 bu com.
Gen Mcclellan, LaSal!c, 5.601 bu corn.
Banner. LaSalle. 5.a35 bu corn.
N. L. Hawlry, 5000 bn corn, 20 bn wheat
oncida, Ottawa 4.4:3s bn oats, 800 bu corn.
Ea1ina Morris, 5000 hH corn.
, 1863-06-09

In our report Of Saturdays Cattle Market IN cf~
ror inadvertently occurred. in relation to the fire
near the Fort Wayne cattle yards. It was the
rouud house Of the St. Louis & Alton II. * which
vas burned, not the one belonging to the Pitts
burg 4 Fort Wayne Railroad Co.
, 1863-06-09

ocean Fresghts MT Wontrea1-1une 5.
There have been considerable arrivals Of sca;go-
sn{iinr Vessels. The steamers have ohtnincd for
mer pfices, say g. Tor grain and ls for -four to liv-
crpool, at which rate the Jura WIS taken up. 4
frzt.c]ass vessel was engaged for Liverpool at Cs
been offered, but 6e3d to sGd for grain. and 3s3d
for flour are the quoted rates for Liverpool and
Glasgow; for Cork, for order 7s3d to 10 tor gram
has Been paid; 7eGd for Dundee, aud 7s7hd for
Gluuceetcr.
, 1863-06-09

TIE CHICAGO san 1TARr COMMISSION ExrE-
p111oS HEARD Fno4.-The President Of the
Chicago Sanitary Commission yesterday NOR
nlpg received dispatch from Col. r. n.
aough aud John 8. Loomis, who left Cairo
last week in charge of cargo Of supplies from
the Commission for the wounded in the re-
cent battles near Vicksburg. The following
is the telegram:
MEHrH1s, June eth, $50 a. IN.
To Hon. Mark Skinner:
We arrived here yesterday At p m, Gen. Harl-
but has kindly supplied us with I'LL needed taci1l-
ties. Ice and Other sanitary stores are al aboard
We leaye for yicksbnr.. Immediately All Ia we'll
We have telegraphed 70 Coz. Yntes at Springfield.
r. III. uoCou.
JHo. 8. Lo0N1s.
, 1863-06-09

rencral uncertainty banging over European and
Smericaa afaira, 20 that speculation is held back,
IN spite Of the low prtess nov oetaning ts as4. u u
prices have precisely and end anan as
have been more arm but our anticipation OF me
course Of prices at Danz!g has already been fcat.
lied, I'LL the rice on wheat being now ios apoh ~
better acquaintance with the political W.
tween this country and America.
, 1863-06-09

The cattle market this week has been rather dull.
The only Gales at these yards was L. B. C1app 2
head at $3.50, and J. Markham q head fair Mtchi:
gan beef cattle at q. 20 per 100 lbs gross: Good
Western wou1il command $50095 SO. Nothing do
ing In hogs. Sheep would command 50 .6o5ot00 q
nj, Ms live weight.
, 1863-06-09

ed, was sold at 10c packed. Bulk Meats arc entire
II NEGLECTED. 80 -,
Freights wcre active and steady-wtth engage
mcnts Of seyenteen vessels, at9xc for corn aud
lcxc for wheat to Bufalo; and 15Hc for wheat to
, 1863-06-09

New York Hide mnrkct-Junc S.
Hides arc more active and prices arc steady,
with sales of l700I Buenoa Ayres and Montevideo,
2Gl23 ne, at 24}1 &c, cash 900 Rio Grande, n
NJ, at atc; lou wet eated On thu spot, and 10c0
do, to arrive, On private terms.
, 1863-06-09

Pbt1n. Provision mnrkct-June s.
The provision market is inactive, and prices
alout tic same, with some further ealee Of green
meats, Including hams,, in salt at 7c- OF lard We
note Gales OF e00 tcs a. I06o104c per h.
, 1863-06-09

GQYEnNXkNT STOCKS.
us. Is sB1c..-..103 Q. s. year cert.
do 7-30s. -. .106HG5101 new. w
Mosnx-Actiye ut eQ7 par cent
Exchange heavy and lower. Sales OF htes-clas5
Gold iower-opcning at Il, declining to TX and
closing quiet at AZ.
Government ft0cks quiet.
, 1863-06-09
nn%-oRt rurrr har MN rket-Tune T..

,shcd stncSs. We learn from above that there arc
ioss ACCESSIBLE to an extent equal to the require
ments Of maautactnrers until about sspsenaRhS;; ah;E;
oics and ced1r posts are In brisk demand at quota
, 1863-06-09

Liverpool Ia quiet, bnt prices are steady rs pre-
y,ouE}y quoted, viz: 5HI1 GO for tobbng lots Of
ground alum, aud at t. 351a 80 per fac1 for ordl-
ary brnnis Of fine. Nothing is doing in bulk, We
n1iote nomtnallE at 22st 40c per bn adoat.
, 1863-06-09

ReceIpts-ls,6e0 SEQ bu wheat. Cars corn. and cars
oats Nheat-SalIs cars Red on track at ST.
3CCO bu Rcd, f1te on board at sta, and cars
White free on boasil ut 81 81. Corn-Sales cars
on track at 59c; car On tsark, Zoo bu from store
at Co., and car ears at 8 C.
, 1863-06-09

Now York Salt Markct-June s.
We notice Gales Of 20 600 sacks Liverpool ground.
from store at S14ic, and G.. SKIS Ashton, at s.. 70.
, 1863-06-09

MErr1so,-Ihc Chicago Academy Of scien-
ces laye their regular meeting at their rooms'
4b,e evening at eight o'clock.
, 1863-06-09

TEMpIRAECE-Dr. Adam Miue1 ~ ~.
dress the ii Bridgeport Temperance socle's
9hik evening.
, 1863-06-09

Fon LACE supER1oR.-The steamer Sea
Bird arrived this morning, from Lake supe"
rior, and viii leave again on her return trip
thfe evening
, 1863-06-09

Al, aaoat las been sold and business consequent
II restricted by want of supply. 1t is now held
drmly ut 50c tobahc for Liverpool course per bag.
Not much inquiry for fine OF packing qualities.
, 1863-06-09

CHICAGO COUNTRY PRODUCE
MARKET,


CucAao, MONDAY rEyxs1xe, Junes.
highest market prices Tor their constSnmentes
shor1d herd fhe following instructions:
upon each package TO ne ehPpea. 1o$etaef VIII
your own name or private marx, anu a1so eae con-
tents OF tle Faehasss o~a +, cood or7er vrhen
,,nt irtn thc nacEaee, and that they 30 put up
tRhat thew can1ot break or spoil on the way.
Send IN invoice to the consisnee by NELL imtne'
4 reputation for accuracy Of country Melgas
taret &C., IL very valuable. False MARKS onty az
credit brand. and make pnrchasess s cautloaS A.
1utuse' W tne eo1o""' -- ~
There is a light supply 11 Offering. and for prime
qualities there ls an actlVe dsmauu, ~ SgA"s W.
and Inferior grades are u''l4 a1o nesis''eo' Nv
quote:D Ao-a,n
Prime Navy, per bu..-.."-''...'.''' osS 2 X
Good. ......'--.'..''"-''''''' 1r51 . m
@olAe'AoA'
BUTTER, ,-..r IL
The receipts are foou, anu nuus4 nsh.N * ".a1-
maud for the New York anu Boston tEaue. .ue Ia
ker is active and pfices aIs s;,,as .1asiara a.
Thero ts considerable ~ t ~ T." MAJ
the careless mahae5 y o"r ~ 7en1 that n order to
ket Facksls sn2ola osIs @ ~ 4ha,- hntter NUT ho
command tne nlfnsss 90 near nnifnrn, In
put up III uLcE. G1ean sEorI5 n11o Ia
s1Ze ~ Poes!uG: ou1 a1o-;rrs "a otran-v hutter
pa1o ~ ~ = "a mi rn-nIway - srfFa.s
-no MA:te9 noT sS,3 tkc ahSnninV directions
noEPteS!aY.vIuj. I.t ~ 70 nsa sfanrtj ninte which
IL 70 Hucl! Ie..S. - .a1 ,1aarsr fnh Wa onote .
Choice eDafry-......,.............
Roll ...."....--s.'.-.''.-''"*'' 1nea1S =
eomnon-.
| CHEEsE- , -, =,
, 1863-06-09
Recorders Court.

The following persons we're a1aigncd yesteF-
day and entered pleas: VIM. Hoffman and Fhos.
Evans, larceny, plea ofnot guilty; Geo. Con-
FER and James Smith, passing counterfeit.
1uoney, plea Of not guilty; Mary Hughes
Bridget Brown, Alice Croat. Joseph g. Ho-
berg, all under Indictment for larceny, plead
not guilty; Caroline Frame, larceny, plea OF
gnilty.
The grand jury presented the sub]oined true
bills: Larceny, James Wilson 1.-TWO indlct-
mcntsl, John Smith, Charles johnson, Chas.
Moore, James Williams; for receiving stolen
goods, ". G. Cronkbite, who WIS arraigned
and plead not guilty. In the divorce suit Of
Miller rs. Miller default was taken, and bill
pyo cogte:so. Martin Keller, under Indictment
for receiving stolen goods, gave G. snydacke'
as security in $500 for bis appearance from da3
to asy, and WIS rr1eascd from custody.
, 1863-06-09

New York Dry Goods mnrket-5une s.
from the New York Independent
The following lare the whosale net cash prices
of ali The leading styles Of domestic dry goods sold
| In the New York market:
, 1863-06-09

4 very Important meeting is to be held
this afternoon, at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, Methodist
Church Block. Its object is to make arrange
ments for Soldiers Home In this city. Dis
charged, furloughed and disabled soldiers are
passing through this city daily, arriving here
faint, weary, hungry, moneTless and friend
lees, and not unfrequently are detained here
over night. No proper arrangement has yet
been made for their care md comfort in their
transit through the city. Some have died al-
most ut the dcpots for lack Of needed care.
In this particular, Chicago is behind most
other loyal cities Of the Union, I'LL Of which,
whose locations render it necessary, have
ample accommodations, free Of charge, for
tile brave fellows Who return to US wounded,
manned, diseased and weary. The communl-
t. is ut last aroused to a sense Of this gross
I neglect, and Soldiers Home in this city il
decided upon. An adjourned meeting OF
those who first moved In the matter is to be
leld this afternoon, at three o'clock, at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton. AL are inyited-both ladies and gen.
tlcmen, aud it is hoped there will be go full
IN attendance as to render adjournment to
Bryan Hall necessary.
, 1863-06-09

4 SoS OF TIE BELGIAN consul AT ClucA-
GO KILLED At V1cEsDURG.-On Sunday, Mr.
Henrotin, Belgian Consul at this city, received
the sad news Of the death Of his eldest son
Henry, volunteer in Company B, Chicago
Battery. he was killed in the works around
yicksburg, being picked off by one Of the en-
u,y's sharpsbooters, while on duty. ....
Tic ball entered the forehead above the LETT
eve, and passed out above the left ear, not
killing him instantly, but leaving him In
cruel agony that lasted about four hours
when he expired. Young Henrottn had AZ
tanned lis 1wenty-second year, and enlisted
In the rery beginning ofthis WIT. BE fought
nj the battles Of New Madrid, Fort Donelson.
Shiloh, and at the storning of Arkansas
Post, capturing the colors Of Texan regt-
ment-
The battery loses In him worthy member
and good soldier. The bereaved family Will
receive the Eympathics Of the entire commu~
n,tv. We understand that Mr. Henrotin has
gone TO Vicksburg to bring the body to this
city for intcrment
Orr FOR BEle1uM-Louis Dochez, better
known by Ills musical nom de plume, De
Passio, leaves to-day for his native country
Belgium, under IN engagement to procure
miners for the nlinois Central Railroad Com
pany. Dochez WAS one of the bcst baritone
singers in the West, and q true, genuine mu.
efciau with love for the art, which carried
| him to the borders Of enthusiasm. He has been
intimately identified with music IN Chicago
, 1863-06-09

e~Geo. T Abbey, Wholesale and retail dealer
in runs rides, rcvolyers and sporting apparatus.
Agent for Hazards aud Dulouts Powder. 1s6 Lake
eI53aat ~ my2912t,
, 1863-06-09
The Great Central Route.


Those of our readers who hare fitted acroAs
Tic country In the magnificent and luxurious
coaches Of the Michigan Central rai1road, and
its no less crcditab1e Eastern connections,
need not be told that for comfort, convent
ence, and everything that makes journey
pleasant and agreeable, the great Central
route stands unsurpassed. The improved
system Of ventilation which haa been intro
ducsd upon tie cars Of the Michigan Central,
is Of inestimablc value to the traveller, and
csn only be properly appreciated by those
who may enjoy the luxury. The manage
ncnt is thorough, and i's safety, from acci-
dents or detention, is unequalled. The Great
Western, New York Central, and Hudson
River roads, arc In excellent order, both as
regards rolling stock and permanent way,
and those Of our citizens who sre wont to
take their summer hegira to the East, will
find this route MI that they can ask or desire.
The Office of the Michigan Central railroad
is at the corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets
{,,nder the Trcmont), and that of the Great
Western, A Whllingford, esq, agent, is now
ut No. 81 Lake street, first door east Of Dear
born.
, 1863-06-09

III. A-The Tenth Ward Council have =
1nccting this evening, to hear the report OF
the delegate to the National Convention. a
full attendance Of the members IL earnestly
reuue6ted.
, 1863-06-09
urrynIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

BEDoKroEr. June 8. ls63-9 p. M.
CLEARED.
Gir John franklin, Lasaue.
Danube. Ottawa.
{ lyGe. Seneca.
Nor arch. Joliet.
Boston, Utica,
, 1863-06-09

Thomas e. Hills PcnmanahIp.
unLe FAMILY RECORD, surrounded BY tho
different etyl+s Of lettering aud toutishng. PRICE
81. Post paid. Loir TO scrite plainly raridfy fte-
1urf{v Enclose 81 for copies aud full directions.
may154Qt
, 1863-06-09

Contracts for Provisions ut st. Louis.
tFrom tile st. Louis Democrat
Col. T. J. Haius, Chief Commissary Of this De-
partmcut made the following awards # contracts
yesterday, tor supplying the Government with
new mees pork and new mesa beef:
1,0c0 b11s mess pork, Humphreys, Terry l.
1,GCO brls mcss pork, F. Whitaker Sons +
, 1863-06-09

pat,er Unngipce at lcss than New York prices, at
VIolrsoic and retail. The trade supplied on tho
rnnst 1iberal tcrmg, jss-4wks
, 1863-06-09

Exports Of Rrendstufrx from the Uni
ted StRfcSs
The following from the New York Shipping List
shows the exports OF b1eadstuts from the United
States to Great Britain and Ireland since 1st Sep
, 1863-06-09
PORT OF CHICAGO.

N EWS-
, 1863-06-09
TIE mEncANr1LE ASSOCIATION.
roudftfou-Thc Merchants Insurance
Company-Thc ssGrfdirons, Scheme.

The members Of the Mercantile Association !
held their regular meeting last evening. MIR.
r. H. Willard in the Chair. After the cleo
ton Of several gentlemen rs members, inclt-
ding Messrs. N. o. Williams, g. P. Kellogg
and Mr.. Fitch, the report Of the committee
on raising funds to remit for tho Mercantile
Battery, WAS called for, whereupon Mr. Wick
er stated that some two months ago,
the Committee had collected nearly 81, 200 tor
TINT purpose, Of which $500 was now On hand.
It was obyious, therefore, thst no more funds
were needed Mt present. The report WIS &C.
ccpted and the Committee continued.
In reply to . question, the Secretary stated
that he had heard great accounts from Vicks-
burg, about the condition Of the Battery, and
their conduct was spoken Of in the highest
terms. General McC1ernand said TINT If not
now, 1t certainly would become the leading
battery in the service. The Chairman also
bore testimony to the same facts, and quoted
letters to show TINT all concerned and were
awarding the highest need Of praise to the
battery, and to ali the men in the company.
Mr.. McKind1ey, by request, reported that
the Merchants Insurance Company had or
eanized with $a0o, 900 capital, OF which $50. 600
was paid up in cash; that the Officers md d.
| rectors had been elected, nearly sa00, 600 al
ready written on tirst.class risks. No person
had over 5000 Of stock, and no risks over
g. 600 Was allowed to be taken.
The Committee who had the matter in
charge were rendered the thanks Of the Asso'
cIation.
Mr., Wicker introduced preamble and res
olution condcmniug the ''gridiron' railroad
bill, as IN outrage, and urging upon the Gov
eruor to veto it. This caused considerable
debate, pending which, on motion OF Mr
McKindley, the Association adjourned to meei
this evening at half.past seven o'clock.
, 1863-06-09

TOR SALE Stock. Two miles
east Of Clancy Grove, Mclean County. Illinois,
near tue farm Of 5r Lloyd twelve hunc led she.p q
GOOD quality ;nso one hundred md htty head ol ssoc
cattle iii seera ranging from one 10 three yetIs old
For further inform, tloa Inquire OF L. HIT6sAEW al
The shove uams place. je6eA6-at
, 1863-06-09

FAST Dn1y1ra.-John MeNultJ, hackman.
was fined <5 tor fast driving, by Justice Nil
lcr. Yesterday. This will serve Is aWarningg
tn +he ambitious Jehus Of the hacks. We
submit they Of the drays need little fining
MI
, 1863-06-09

CHICAGO ovkssr1s.-Thefo following vessels arrived
at Buffhlo on the 5th inst: Pfopello1s fonnta'n
City, Nile; Bark Jane Bell. Racine. Major anaes
aon, Northwest, Sheppard, Leonlce. Colorado" " u
con, Golden Fleece, America; Brigs canopns.
N. stauda,t, John Brown, North Star Curlen'
Stampede, Nightingale, sazanae, CollinG~ood, he
becca, sueteas, Mott, Hart, Supply, Yankee, Mia
ma, Fortune, King Sisters, Die Vernon, Rogers,
walbridge, Bay State, owasco, King, Collins, ,HaF-
vest, Home, Australia. Bermuda, Logan, Cairo,
Martin.
The bcfol1owing vessels cleared for Chicago On
the 9Th inet.: Propel1o.s Chicago and Oneida;
Ba1ks Naomi, Golden Fleece, Jones, American.
Union, Anderson, schooners King Sisters, Con
test, Nightingale, A1debaran, Stampede, cnrfsw,
Martin, Supply, Tork State, Collins.
PAsrTuRoEoH--The following vessels passed
the leland Canal ...
r5ss+za boynd JYtgt. T7sre from. HAers To-.
On the 4th June
Schooner Flying Cloud Kingston en'caso'
1s,sfztb hound East. There from, WheFe 20.
On the 9TH Juue-
Schooner Advance Chicago Iotonto.
Schooner Eclipse 10 hlngsson.
On the 9Th
Schooner Onward Chicago gaWeso
Schooner Russian DO hlngSton
Vessels discharging at the Elesntor-
Bark Niagara -, Chicago Chicago
Schooner Ethan Allen 10 uo
, 1863-06-09
New York Weekly Bank Statement.

New York Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoBK. June 8, 1868.
ErncKa-Dn1l and loMeE-elosinE 1Emet.
, 1863-06-09
An Hour In the Ship Yards.

ship yards Of Miller Brothers d Co., on the
North Branch. The prominent object Of at
traction there is the wreck Of the il-fated
Tug Crawford, which now lies in the Dry
Dock undergoing repairs. What IN exhibl-
ton is here presented, Of the power Of peut-
up steam. Tae number and size Of wrought
iron bars, braces and stays, attaches to that
part Of the works lett Ia the hull, would indi-
cate that the boiler was much stronger than
those usually made for boats Of this size; yet
these massive bolts, bars, and even tho thick
sides Of the boiler were tom, twisted and
broken as If they Ind been Of lead. Tho bull
is split open st the bow, and again about the
centre, and the starbaard side opposite the
boiler was considerably ruptured. Or the
ninety copper tlues originally In the boiler,
but lyc have been found. Her deck floor was
carried away, and the broken timbers, knees
and braces shows too plainly the force OF the
shock that must have torn to atom the en-
ginecr and fireman, neither Of whom have as
yet been found. Fully two months will 10 re-
ouired to put the Crawford in running order
again
The Schr. Helen Kent, which went ashore at
Plunn,c1sviile, near kalamazoo, on the 3oth
Of March, was brought here week ago, and
is now undergoing thorough repatrs. which
will occupy some two weeks yet.
The proprictors Of this ship yard have in
course Of construction two new steam tugs,
one for Harmon i Green, and the other for
Mozier & Dunham-cach IS feet keel, II feet
beam, and G l-2 feet hold. The engine for the
farmer is being built by Henry Warning on
two twelve inch cylinders. The engine 70,
the latter tug will have q seventeeninch Cyl
iuder, and is being built By John Murphy
Who is also at work upon q new engine fol
the C1anlotd
, 1863-06-09

EXCURSION FROM lSplAxAPoLIs-An e1-
cpraion OF the 9Th Presbyterian Society Of In
diunapolis will reach Chicago By the Michigan
Central Railroad tomorrow at 7-3o p. N
There will be from two to three hundred e1-
cuyafnnfstE