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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
The Fourth Of July.

One OF the main features IN the celebration Of tie
Ann,.nsr, Of tho Dee.ion Of Ameris.n Independence
In Yeas gone by Las been tho imposrg parade Of our ssc
nra. but th. year they rot with usegtn.lt upon
having gone forth In response TO tho cal! OF tho P
,. of III. United Ss,es TO unite with brave volunteers
10 driving army Of rebelou' invaders from the peaceful
.o Of ho Key,,Ono Union Iu their absence the
muucp. suthos, have tsien the matter entirely In hand
and have mAdo extensive sausenen' for e0mnoHoaiins
tie event.
salute will be fred In Union Square at sunrse and at the
Battery at noon and sunset.
Tn. misr, d.p.y will DO made by that part ofthe F',
pivon remaining In the city twelve regiments being at the
.sat ofwar The Division Line will DO formed al O'clock
ia the ornns in Fourteenth street. the sh resting Fh
avenue and tho parade will be under tho command Of Gen
splosr The hoso Of marching salute will bs paid TO tue
M.yo and Corporation at the City Hall at 10 o'clock.
d,y viii conclude with pyro.echno exhibitions In near
I, twenty places. for particulars Of which the reader will
e the official programme The chief dsplsy will be at
the City Hall
Naval ..lu,.s will be fred by tho North Carolina
by Cattle william and by the French and Spanish fisatss
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Under the auspices Of tho Young Mems Democratic AWo
o,on Il peetod that Gov. Seymour OF NewYork Gos
Seymour Of Connecticut and Gov. Parker OF EswJssy
will deliver sddIenes q, tho Academy Of muse
TAMaASr HALL.
Tho Sot'NJ Pie'" ~
o'oloch with tho exercises peculiar to the Columbian
Order
MURRAY HILL CELEBRATION.
Under tho auspices Of tho Loyal National Lesgus Of tho
Ward there will bo spsaIns and l.c q, the
Hall corner Of Broadway and Forty seventh street
scnooL-BoY SOLDIERS.
Tho Cosmopolitan Institute cadets from New-Iamburs
NswYorL viii snvo In town to-day. and parade the
vourih.
FESTIVAL AT HARLEM.
Tho ladies OF Harlem will bold festival al Mount Morris
tho Fourth for tho benefit sct and wounded
soldiers ehshmens music aud fireworks will be pro-
vdsd and s' pleasure parties and pic-pics arc invited
10 visit those bssuul grounds the occasion named
EXCURSIONS.
We refer those dssrors Of lesvng the city excursions
which promise TO be pleasant to advertising columns
The ssnboat Common wesh leaves the foo, Of Court
lsndt street sl 10 o. for trip down the bay to Sandy
Hook The steamboat Commodore will make excursion
round Staten Island The Frssols Skddy will tp
West Point and Nswbush The trains Of the NswYo and
Flushing Railroad will be during tho day .. excursion
rates The Ocean Wave will make trip to Oyster Bay &c
The stssmbo, Bridgeport win leave In the monios for
Bridgeport and return Ia the evening The stssmbss Minns
will msks several trips TO Fort Leo.
BRooKLYs cKLEBRATIoNs.
The City Of Brookyn win have civic celebration and dis
ps OF fireworks In two plsces-ons Fort Green and the
s,hsr IN the Union Base Ball Grounds eslues Will be asd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF nEw-YORK.. JULY T.
Cleared.

Steirneu-Nep,uns Atkins. Port Royal; Detroit Tsal
a.hiugtOn. Loyer kiTs spsfrck.
ship.-raryest Queen Hu crimson. Liverpool. C. ii. Mar
.haI II Paul, Crow- g4se J. c. Jewsti Ellen Aus
,iu Oafrck Liverpool. Spof0rd Tie.ton Co.; Que,Dsl
fDncx. HayTe. Boyd Hilckcn; Esneralds (6rl Lives
pool J. ". Z vel L 20.
Buk--Bradford, Cabls- Bos;sn. Meicaf Duncan; Ann
trie Au.j Touneich. Cork HoHboe Bachen, Leyantes
(Brl Csin La Rochelle, Ffsnce, Edm.,ton Bros b. Cob
G rd Colcord, Elz ,bethpolt, X. T. Buck Co.
BdC-Age tBrL Ne'on. Ponce, 4. k, 1. Whitneys
Co.; ViJsr Norw Larsen. Rio jsueiro. Eolmboe Bal
e1eG Anna Nsrina (Brb Main HsysGs }. r. Ward Co
Isabella Bf.) Holder CoLs Arkeii, Tuits CO. b Cob
tblr. Bfosn. Jscmsl, Brett, son Co.. Mischief tBrh
OipLsnt. Tsmpio o, ~ EoEeseEra Cot Iass tiall D. "a
cscs Cork r. B-ftuoud.
S Schoouers-Bsono, Baldwin Norwich Henry May. Hoo
veF boston. Van Brunt saght; Paas Pendlston Rock
land, Me-. w. ) Brown Co.. Boundbrook. Perry, Porte
mouth, ". ). Brown x Co =. III. Thompson, Baker Az
sB.ia, Ao. w d. Msngum, Fear Not tyLl Hilton New
Plymouth. Jo'; Ene4' h,rrie, Or Pei,ch Ss..sa; |.
Benjamin: Nelson tBrl Watt, Gov Bay. e. b. Breir sos
Co; vsndalis, Gates Bos:on, Simpson Clspp; lndim
Qieen, h,On Halifax. Tho. Jsmesi Laura M MAJ gum,
HAYDEN k,ltucket J. a T. Psarsal Hm. COus.Ds (bf.l.
bell 81 Johns 7. T.. A. c. Ro.sire CO Joscrh.os
small (Bf.D. Small, Santa Msrbs McLeAn Lenis; View
Delight No III. New Haven, Nj hriggs 81 Coz Pendie'oa.
svss, Port Royal. keuny; Queeu Of ClsPpen tbIl Ds
wilson, ST. JoEn, n b A. Sa.iths. Coz A. Dexser'
Doiae Bangor. Harriet Baker Weber, Pofilaad o. -
Hstcn Restless, Cfowel. Pon Roysi A. Cr,ndsl Lam
pLeI Port toya LOUIS, Moon Wood. New-Oreansi Caro-
.ine Fox P.iaa-lphia, j. w Mckee, Os Aae. Portland,
". ). brown 60
s!oop-Suas.A. Rsyuor w-Hsven. H. 5. Racket Son
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Arrived.

s'eamer Ge1 Burnside U s ,'an.pori). Wilcox, Ne.
oeIs n c. Jale - "a TO y H. ;; 9a-i'eF@A'e ''e''
strsurr Detroit a. 5 uso.poJ, Teal ws,hiogton DC.
Is nouns. 10 ballast % Y ;. Ousr,ermas'er
st-smer sea OuN Kenny, Psoyide-ce. tnd'e to EdwA4
stosn.r T.cO0y Pierce Philadelphia, ua'e. to LOper
Ss.osr sarah Jones' Phsaaelphia u,dse. to LOpe Krt
steamer Mar... Stevens. Chance Baltimore mdse to wm.
sts mer Monitor Williams, Philadelphia mds. to J. 4
sieansr New.York Richard Philadelphia, md.s to J.a-
steamer M.riu. Crosby. Baltimore md.e to wili.n
saio Eep se, new s55 tens. Bartlett, Boston days.
Gs,S hSris, Stevens. Corber sssus Jurs "a. sugar 70
Brett Sop 60. sailed in company With orig Csolne E.
Birs Atlantic lBrof LiveIpOOD Campbell Liverpool 9
a. spose Br brig sally Of stockton for Oaebsc la lat ~
a.. "u ~, paced number OF iceoeIss
Bark A.ltho, Chapman. Aspnwb June IT, hae' and wod
B.s Mary Aun.h tof Plymouth H.. M.sthew'. Trai-
Jcd Cubs, jane IS. sugar 20 >imrs Chrs- Co.
Brig den. jold Norw) Often Newcastle % day.. cod
IL lou. o. spoken by L. ). sur boss
lad ne,vy " .ud " y W weather mos, Of the p..,asst
Bris Mssss McYsiICof P E.I). MeDopad. Areeibo. ?.
r. 70 day. ,ug and aol.se. TO ynes Smith June -.
Of hs,,rTAs, ~as boarded eys u ; sunooa'
Biz Tne Faulkner MsAmoas " days. hides and cotss
Bd. Apby r fsppo (or ST. John. n b. Ma..el. M.n,a-
ni. june IS, ,ussI. e-d,r, &c. TO Brett. Son Co..
Schr Arctic Or, VI Nassau n. p. MrlArd Eehurs
d.N. fruit To Joe Eneas June 23. lat 81 Ion. n
boarded bv v. :. gauboat NitglLs Ia lat. 81 lon "a,
bo.fSeI by q. ;. .ie.mer San Jscinto.
sehf. d. bolIae., Holmes. Baltimore days coal to 4
Cuusrd
Scsr. A.Iea C...Aday EaspOF, 10 days. platter to w.
Schr M,racaibo He,ey Portland, Me- days hssdins 10
SIR. ". d. cstsIu Dibbl. Albany lumber for Provi-
deice. :, ~ r.
Jsv. coal bound q Hudson. -
Schr Dwiua (Br). Mckenzie. North Jogsin,, ~ g..
d,p. stou. 70 L. ! Neyins n 500.
schr. Isabella (Bf) Whitman. Cape Cnco 10 days f'h 70
schr Wm H. Diputy. Davis. Albany, lumber tOs Pfov,-
seSr Thomss Jefferson. Kelly. Salem days mdss to 4
schr' BriIl.nt. Fish Elirab.,hpOr for Boston.
Scht Mchissn Marshall, klEabeihpott for Charlsstewn
Schr Flore. Hale EiIabe;hVolt for Boston.
schr. Dshlis Chase, Albany ior Boston, lumber.
sehr Bay state Sawyer New-Hsven. in ballast
schr Bet,ey Ann, small, Ne~-ha IN ballast
Schr FIlsn Perkins. Eldidse Boston days, hsh-
Schr Fir Wind. Smith Providence, In ballast
A,hr Hydfangea Snow Rocklsnd. lue.
schr. W = Putnam, Cook Providence, In bsllsst
Schr Juli. Ross Hsuies. Proviience 10 ballast
schr. Flight Gibbs, soner'et, IN ballast
Sehr Florence, Small Norwich, IN oslls.t
sehr. j. l.. Day Hill, Fall River, 10 oslssI
schr Re.cue. brown. Fall River, In ballast
Srhr Henry Clay. Delsro. Providence. In osiiase
Schr. Ja. Neil.on. Burt, Taunton in oaisst
Schr 4 J. Tul. Cooper, Newport, moas.ea
Schr w. Baboock, bentley Westerly. IN osli.se
Schr Chas Hswley Allen. Providence Ia ballast
Schr Grsce Girdler, CLARK Boston for hondout
schr. Florence, Jameson PToviesnes ia oAiiAse
sloop Anna h. Holmes, Chase, Fall River
BELow-0ue bark
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Psrlow, Camden. Pa Mr. and Mrs Gon,aes spsini J.
young, II c. r. Becker Csnsds Mr.. ord Mrs ". w. CAM
erou, I'd Lane Lewis Scnuz A. Dups quier Mrs Dieden
y. Y; Mr.. Dunn. Bobt. Walker; z. NJ Tsit Eng. VIM.
Furguson, ". Kennedy. 1orontoi Geo Lockh,rt; Ram
rsz y A. Comet Cuba; Jos. CD,sco Bsyoua; Ihos Criu
gan Mouireslj Mrs Grove Eng NJ and Mr.. By iioyt
AID srytft. Mo + NOTden sons child nd UUr,e ~ Y.
!. C.stel V.nszuela; C. Gsrct Havana; NJ S,s Me-. r.
Henry T. Bajey. lie Grand lockwood r, John T. fsfsh,
H. w. Field Geo. Moore Geo. Jones. A. Smith Mrs. L.
Corning G. n. Robert, H. w Jones Cha. l.. Iloor Y 1
Mr. and Mls hsrcus Goldman children uud servant Mr.
aud Mr f. Strauss and child Pbad Nh Ms. j. IiDk.
children. and Mira A. y. ApiBa III and
d,usn,er rit,sbugh M GemTnsll, Bait. Mr. spd Ms r.
Davis Ers A h. NcCnery. S r. Mr. aud Mrs J. Mid
deon Bro klyn; Dir aud Mrs J. Phslon Miss phson. Pa
ris M aud Mrs. Henry =. Cox jersey City; e. Quincy
snd child Eng. tbas r.. Minor T. k. beadle y. Ii. ~s.
lace, C. HolaDi c. a. bukley Geo DUckhsu, Mrs o. w.
Wright. Mrs Mary Todd, Chss w. Wolfe ~ Y ID. Escsa-
riz and reod, Cuba b. b. jenkins aud servant Eogsndi
J. X Curd. Scotland; j. Nenyer Cuba; Surez, Mexico;
T.. 5as.ei, NJ bouIneen. Pas r. Bi.sDger, +. Jones.
John b. Murray. Geo. b. Eng sh Mr. and Mrs John Eiott
two children aud serysnt n Y; c. Butler n. O W. Dck-
soa Levi Oat Canada; M. and Mrs. T. | Reckie chill.
dren and use, Moutres Mira Leyerng ST. Louis; Bar
b,nr Wellington. VI. Woo5ruf Litchhed Conn. Mr..
I'd Mrs Foutruetls Spain; h. Em.t Switz-TsDd II. q.
Riley Mr. ard Mrs II. A. BUR-, Mrs Scot Airs. Hibe,N Y.
Nfs H. Glynor aud children; M and Mrs ID. 3 Has
rcs and child Mis. Hssucs birmingham W. Boids, Cubsi
Mr. Senior Curscoa J. o. BsttersOD, Goodwin jr Hat
"a; Capt Seymour Capt Niner, Oreoadier Guards. Mr.
Williams. n Y; lily. Noidfon, Mr.. and Ars lhos kiz2o-
bon aud cnid 4. w Hendee. T. Masoun, j. Oreel l. J.
Hotel Nj; +. Guuther ToIontoj ID. f. taoro. New-Or.
leans; A. Decar. Pgrls.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Gen. Thomas accompanied the column, aud reports
the enemy in force in their works, with videttes
brown out A short distance from their 'front.'
I,is thought by some thai mere shell OF the
Rebel army remains in Tennessee, which IS doubt
ess a mistake. We found iOnr bricades at llOovers
Gap four Mt Liberty Gap, and our friends at Shelby
vile reports $4,000 men Of Polk's corps as passing
through that place.
Chesihams division is reported as having moved
to Elk River Bridge
Dechard bndge, which was destroyed, can hardly
he rebuilt in six days, when all will be decideded
endorsements coming, the Rebels cannot carry OF
their stores or heavy munitions os war.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
The Missouri State oConvention-Pnssnge
of the Ordinance Of Emancipation.

JEFYEhtOE CITY, Wednssdsyt July 1868.
The following ordinance OF Emancipation was
patscd by the Convention, this morning, by vote Of
ii Yeas against 80 Nays:
JEFFERSON CIR. Mo.. Wednesday. July l. 1863.
SgCTiOs The aud second clause. Of the Goth scton
Of tn. Sd article ol tho Consultation hereby abfogard
Sac D. 1bat ssssIJ OF involuntary ttfsitude tIcep In
runisbeut of crime shall cease .rst In Missouri the
s of July 1870 aud all slaves within the State on that day
hereby declared to bo re Provided however. that all
persons emsDcipslo by this ordinance shsl Isna %
under tho control Of and be subject to their late
ins the following period wit; those over 80 ycars
for duDr their ses those under IA uDt they an,e Al
Of ~ snd those o all otT until the Fourth of
Juy 1876 The thsif rsh representative who
up 10 tho moment VI Emancipation were owns!s of
slaves hereby freed shall, during the pshod for which
nave tho authority ard control over III.
said freedmen for the purpoe of receiving the possessions
Of the that held BY The master 10
of his Provided however that efer the said
s July 1870 person held to service shall be sod to
from the State by authority II bis
late owner, OF his legal representative.
SKo All slaves hereafter brought Into tho STATE ard not
belonging to cLoDs OF the Ssate shall tbsf-up'n be
free. 80
bxc All slaves removed BY consent Of their ownrrs 10
ordnance Of ssoeon and h-sshsr brought into this State
BY their owneTs, shall thsreupOn bs FREQ.
SIC Tho General Asssmby 'bsl have no power psss
law. 10 smancipals without tho consent Of Iei
owners
sso Amer the passage Of this odinsnos slave In hi'
State shall be subjees to STATE county OF municipal I
Gov. Gamble announced the Withdrawal of his
resignation. lie will therefore continue TO serve az
Governor until the election Of bis successor the
l6!h Of August, 1864.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

3. mornog nooD each District and tho church
bells will be ruDg.
The Long I.aod Historical Society will bold appropriate
exercises at the Academy Of Mu,c III o"asue place where
GreIville 4. Jenks, e.q. will deliver so address
The Young Mep, Catholic Association viii have picnic
at My,s-avenue Park. Edwin James, eco, h expected "a
deliver an orstion.
Tn. Nineteenth Ward Union Lesgus will hold meeting
Uuion Hall Broadway and will form procession to marei
rough tue chief streets of the ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
pasaru uera 6aiIed

II sfsamship Scotia, for I'rupoOl-MI: and Mrs =. r.
Frey, Jas, Mitchell, Herbert TsyloI Major John Negro
Nsw.Yorki Leon Pierre. Pshsj " l.. Hhb:s. Balt Mr.
aud Mira Joshua Lppncott and daughter Jas Dandss AID
Mrs H. q. Moultont A. }. and Il. Mouton. Dsrm,tad,
Mim Holdsman aud servant Psi Mrs l. h sys N. ~ J.
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs r Dc Hsutoillei Pser. Psus
us; AieI. Hsnschrl, 7. 0ilbsr 81 John. N b. AenI
Duncan Scotlsudi T. Fs,hh w Young, Ms Alice Brown
Bait w. NJ Ellis, Londoni Henry Van Wsrt, dauEh
teri Mr. and Mrs b. v. Bagtot. Leslsvls XVI Ms. W. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Posr.OFTIoE REFokM.--llolbrooks u. >. MAJ!
STATE. that tho Post omces at Yorkvie, Harlem Hsr'en'
vile Esnhsitsnvio, Washington ilishts knUbrdss Pafh
and Knssbhdse-a In the upper part o. Manhattan Island
and within tho chartered mits Of cyhave been dis
couur od and all etes through them Will hencoforth be
received a. and tstrbusd through our City Po'tohce
whoso operations thus extended the entire length
and bfsadh OF Msuha,tsn Iaad There will nenceforth bs
i've deliveries each day by carriers from tue General Pos
Oice aud Of tho thteea stations and six collections
from lamp post boxes $50 In numbsr On Sundays only
one collection will be made. aud thi. OF s;l3 y. ~
Tho whole Island 10 thus brought within tho parvew o.
tho Free Delivery aud Collection OF Letters by Carriers
which must immsnsy increase tho business and receipts Of
tho Post Office Its convenience aid utility will be increased
la still greater proportion
GrsAt stop ss this IT, s but beginning Brooklyn, East
and West Je.ey City Hoboson &c, should Likewise DO
neIed for Posoice purposes to City and be served
with their letters hvc times day directly om Post oes
But wo will bo thankful for the improvement already
achieved which reflects credit the Department Post
master wskeman and HE able supsrntenden, OF Stations
and Carriers, John II. Halett, eco.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Brig. Gen. Frederick S. Wsshburn Of the Iowa
9th Infantry, died at bis homo in Waterloo on Tues
day the 10Th. Capt w. was wounded 1t Vcksburg
the 22d Of May, and just before he left for homo
was promoted from Captain to rank OF Brig. Gen.
On bis arrival homo be was very much exhausted
and died soon sftor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Passengers Arrived

IN ,eams, Gen BuyHsiie, from Nei0b.yn-Msjor Folsom
Payma,i.r U >. n; Capt, fowle 4)d Mass; It. Hoock.
ssth y. I. 1t Kersey, L. Field. 1t Lehn an % NY At
It. Snden Gth Mos W. Fisher, Geo Gage, Cbas PITY
unB u. b. Psrkin'et, Wu Harris ard lady, D. G. Fisher j.
l.. Gumo e; Henry Wede olst ~ T.. Csp. Dosue, U. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

The true name Of tho late rebel General Jack
son was not Thomas Jefferson jackson, as given al
most everywhers, but Thomas Jonathan jackson,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Aniled.
wIND-Supse,, from g., snd light

Ju,y i-s,.smsr. Melbourne. Ellen s. Terry.
Antelope staesman, jeremiah Ihesf
B.Iss-Adyenturer, Non 'Intervento. lmms,aeL Aven
Jane Alice A. Brewster, Diens.as PowhAAn' h0y" S"''
Rri-Clara LOUISE Morning Star, Maria. Lilly Dale sss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
nISIATuHa AlraSAC.

HfsIATUEa ALHaSac.
sun-Risss,..43 81 Set.........7:35 Moon-Risss. 9:u
,sndy Hook. 7;2l Gov. island. 1906 Hsloste.ll;N
, 1863-07-27
AsTAr1sr1oALy1Ew OF CHICAGO.
Rapfd increase In Population and BU-
Afncsa-Extont OF PUBLIC Improve.
tlcnfs, etc.

Below wc present some facts and figures
rclatiye to our city which will be new, not
only to our dlstant readers, but to many Of
our citizens. The data have been collected
With care from reliable sources, and demon
strates that the progress Of Chicago is up
Tard and onward:
NcRKAsH N POPULATION.
We have been favored by 7. II. Halpin, ESQ.,,
compiler of the City Directory, With adyanc-
sheets Of that valuable work, from which we
extract the following as the present popula-
ticn Of the city:
"sInce the Issue o! on. last pablt.
cation the city Of. Chicago has coutiuq-
ed to progress II material prospeh.
o. any other country Tho actnal increass OF
aine e1und,xd aad tioAfy:tAree, which, computed
lstion Of Chicago at one hundred ard INV Mgut. @
and ko,flt. We arc satisfied, that II thorough
ccnsns ofthe city were low taken: that our esti-
contrast then does this Directory Of 1869 present
to that one Of 1874. only nineteen years ago, in
which the ppbllshss proud sven then Of The pFoms-
noaneed that The population Of Chlcago va dearly
Il rot quite eight thousand. At that time, well
E13oKn, and then. as now, respected citizen OF
pressed bis BELIEF that be should Itre to sec the
daY when Chicago would contain one hundred
thousand Inhabitants 1t Is to the public spirit
and far sceng sasactty Of such citizens that Chi.
cago owes the prosperity which has elevated her
10 her present proud pre- -eminence.
This coneluslyc evidence Of the onward march
Of the city TO metropolitan greatness, Is the more
gratifying from the fact, that while our people
have nob!y responded to every call Of the goyefn.
melt for both men and money In this trying time
Of the country'e need, We still multiply aud in
c1eaee, while the older cittes Of New York, Bos
ton, ETC., eIhi it. by their Directories ve5y psr
ceptble decrease in namcs."
The new Directory contaius table Of tht
number OF names In each letter Of the alpha
, 1863-07-27
.urpx1E-t Br LAKE ron TUE LAST TwENry.rorn
HOURS.

Total. 3Ss3 1100o 3la813 ,... -.,.
The receipts during the past - hours wcro vcsy
light, Including only e,l7o hrls flour, 14,g,s hu
wheat b4,1G7 bu cozr, t9,ss3 bu oats, Co bu fyc,
aud 1,4oG bu barley. The ehtpmeuts By Lake dur
ing the same period were 85ss brls aour, II 900 bu
wheat, and 81, ,d'5 hu co1p.
The leading markets to-day were dull and drag
glrg, and prices had downward tendency. TIE
demand By shippers is light. and there Ia an IN
Usually limited speculative inquiry.
The Wheat market ruled heavy and declined 1c
per bushel with very light sales at .ia610s for
ncw No. Red Winter; CSC for new. No. ? Red Win
Ter; s0c for old Rejected Winter; st.o0 for No.
sprlrg: es@9oc for No. Spring; and s0071e for
Rejected Spring.
Corn was less active aud without material
change in opening at 471tc for Mixed, and
c'oaing At 47{047Kc. Canal Co.nwas sold At A9l(c
aloat aud A9stc I. 0. b. Rejected Corn vas very
dub, and Was sold at 80 46c-buyesa generally Of
fering only s3c.
Oats were In good request and prices advanced
&c per hnshel-wtth salca Of No at 581asKc, and
Rejected at 49c In store. RYE was steady at &c.
Barley was dull, with light saies Of good new At
Gle. Hfghwines were dull and neglected.
The Provision market Is Inactive hnt drm-the
supply being less than the demand. Mess Pork Is
in demand at $1a 0o1t951-holders asking $le,75
113oo. Bulk Meats are nru, with sales Of shoal-
ders ut stc loose and Sides st 41tc In boxes. Ba
con sides, loose, were sold at NC, and
and canyasscd Hams at 1oc. Lard ID quiet and
Coutnal.
Timothy Seed 10 IN good request and Arm at
$e10-at which price wc note sales to-day Of 200
| bushels
Frcfghts were dull and heavy, with only thrce
enRagcu1ents at 8kc for cats to Buffalo. aud &c fo'
corn to osweRo.
Thees Wts liberal supply Of Beet Cattle n tn
, 1863-07-27
MARK EEk fkS 'EELKtttsAVyT,

CINCINNATI MAiskET, J,lly a".-Whtaty-
nemn,ut oAtlnur. u oA Aaa market aEa, At &3s.
rrusl'loH market ngain n,ofa AoyAnt HIt pFlera
ara ,ahtrr,h'is higher. did Msas rn1x acla nj lie.
I'acon shoulder. Al 1At plain h""s At INC. and
sngar,pnEeA Al llAnl3c. Aats Pork And bacon
were held higher at thu closo. pnlk RhoAlat* At
~ s!.ics At ~. and same a'tls'as smok'd ut
t4lGc. go t.ca country iasd sold Al DC. Thu ts'
manl for Bacon aud Mesa Iork was Taiher press.
Ing.
Groceries nsc qntet and tho demand light, aud
prizes nnehhrR Rct.
NEW YORK, July 90.--FLoun- Lows Artiyo--
c1o.t+ heares'y 70 Arm: rEicen without ltcs1rl
rhansc; $5 0'9I $40 for extra spring, And *5.di q
| o.s5 iot common to good shipping brands extra
| round hoop Ohio.
WM,sKr- More active at $50 t5Kc for good and
ps'n,c pa!cu1s.
! GnAiN-Wheat In fa,r request for export at 4
! ehudr brtter prices, willie common AMI! Inferior
| Chicago spring; $1,1aGbt.st for Milwaukee, club !;
q Is fol amber Iowa St - for choice amber
Gs, en Ray: 81 Is for wiutcr RID western ID
| at 90 for amber Michigan, Corn advanced ll52c.
There II good hont trade and speculative demand
at GGI67Ec for shipping mixed wsstern-closln::
6rm. Oats less active and scarcely 50 hsm, at ~
pnoy1s1ox+-Pork opened quiet. and closed dull
and thade eAstcF At $11 50Glll.6aS for old mces
| $13 Epltls6ax for new do-ciost1lg at the inside
prize: &lb5QSS11 Co for old and new, and $1310Gl
| $lGC0 for tew prime meas. Beet dull. Lard dul
| and nominal ut 909Ac.
, 1863-07-27
The l'rnAt In ttsaItHAn,'


Tho fE0.t lnsl wesk appsars to lsAss dona sa.t
deal Df miNh!rf: W. llshr tl4ns thu r0Fn, fAr at'
Rllt flaIag. d il. III. hatween THU city aud thu np
pr v ahuAt, IN tlu'ltticka county wa hrtt Of ahu
fthl 0f srt. MY ucrcB, In which tho staka wore
fur 10 NIX hci high, which wns aciihlly ff0xun IL
deats,, mt I'LL showing gsear es !,ss!rY h'sac.
This, t!!uneh probably w0rBa raan thnn thu aver
aea. Indicates Ecyetlty which, nt tho u,iilest Gnu
mt Ihvv fa1itd to rut down tho crops in all tue
a1rct ted region tcsiou.ly. Potatoes, crpccial!y
sweet potatoes an.! lnelons. nrn badly and widely
!nInr d. aud tho operation of tho trouth whlct.
II. nFly mont, now, will undoubtedly leavu liz
hut trin!Mg yield OF either. We havo stcn uo CO.
tinnte NJ yet u! the extent OF frozen territory OF
lie Injury inflicted.
, 1863-07-27

sy telegraph new York July Is, 1868.
sTocKs Irregular, but generally better.
, 1863-07-27

TO all Afflicted with Catarral. Throat
Disease and Affections of1ne Chest.

m. 1. Wfnsloy Aver. Physician for Affections Of
The Throat and Chest, Rooms IL and - Mcrcr-
rnick'e Butldsne, corner OF Randolph and Dearborn
gses s snttre attention to tbs
hnn nticnded h{e practice in this city has enabled
him to refer to thc best and most responsible pa.
Tics IN Chicago. IL especially Desirable that n
Asthma, Bronchitis or Consumption, should make
early application. The patient at distance: who
cauEot come to the city to Ienasin here Tor treat
pursue The courbc OF treatment with success.
Thcre 1t IL impossible for the party to come PEI
sonay to the city. he should write - many o. ~
a viii afford corzrct idea Of the case. list Of
queet3ons will be furnished upon applications.