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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-18
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR sPECTAL
e PREPARATIONS
al CORIETH.
YAZ00 CITY EVACUATED.

Special to rs Memphis Appeal
oKsLoyA Miss Ju,y 1Z-Ths snsmy Is making no
demonstrations from shove. but lhsP are reported 10 b.
cooking SIX days ratIo1s az Corinth.
From Gaasou learn hat o. sunday last the Fedsal
guHbos's we're rspuissd IS Taz2o City. Subsequently,
however t@ e'nmladant evseaa-sd he place. Tbs
Indicates a rss-ogads movement ~ General Johnston
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WHO Ger THE M0EEE Il IS the gessTsl
impressions that Weksburr was sold 70 ths Y<n.
KEGS, and that spectators and ecmnissarv|
agents have the money in their pockets The
ease is enc which eslls loudly for 8 thorough
Investigation, and The public ought not to Sc
satisfied untl it shah have been 0rdered-Mo.
bic Tribune.
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sPECIAL ORDER No. Is.

HEADQUARTERS PAzOLED AND ExGaADJ
PRISON aHS
DEEJP0LTs, Ala July I5th 1861
PA20LED MEN leaving q csm1 On suTio1gh
IL are notified tla- no surceoas csrtiscsso farezt1
sion o. eave wi1 be r-cogniz q un.ess from a ragula-
Surgeon iu the Csufederats army.
hii pErosu4 men viii report 81 --.u. us.e-rafm
iH ne0atsF on Use sNpiradCr Of res + rl.a-ss. or
tbes viii be dealt with a. es.rfe-ss
- ansat aud States are respected
90 cue o. reyort % these Headquarters,
s-e ? lusi1e 10 comply tasy sh5ui5 be zrlsstsd
b order Of MAJ. HENRY g. DAVIS.
C5mmas1icF Par3led sRd Exchanged Frsonsrs.
JNO. H. ALLISON, Adjatant
ivlS-I0-
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~ Tae Selma DisPateA announces that the
Jacsssn HlssssPPiaH Office has been moved to
Selma, where that Journal viii Be hereafter pub
lshsd. We basBsak for the propristors, as they
daEsrEa. a. ahnr3srt snccsss-
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The vyhess ef xsrssae.

I~@eRty-tnree years age, la8tNJyeHi 5sT, LOUIS
NsP0less, the present Emperor Of Frsuce, LEFT
the St Charles Aotel wish0ut payisg bis board
ill. In the New Orleans Bee Of Eoverber 28th,
1889, sppearsa The following account ef the
" nobls coasts - departure from tbss ely
'sCsant LEAFS Napoleon B~szsPsrto, whose
arrival in this city was aueeunced IN sevey4l Of
the psBsrs, has left New Orleans n higa du8gsou,
snd fer q Just rssson. He wss yesterday @erH-
ing iafoI@sd By the prepristors Of the 81.
Chsrlss h9tel that it was eus.sm2ry f5T Eeatie-
men travelling without bsgtage (tle cosnt wss
spariRgly p-sviaed IN chat Wsv for 8 msn Of bis
titalaT diraessioHs,) to pay for their board in
advance, whsreuPon the following Dialogue en-
sued
Count-My name IS q sufficient guarantee for
NY Bnt.
PEoEesa-Your name. ceUBt, is g very good
ons, bUs woA't buy marketing.
Ceanl-Make out my bin.
PHblic2B-It shall b5 done.
The clerk thereRPon presented the Bill, made
out in the namo OF Count Z n. B9napsrts.
My Hsms," said tAe coust, sis Lsuis Ma
pelson Bonspa-s9. I wish It so stated, ia fun.
a the RecsuRtD
A seesnd BIZ wss H1s3a eut. and sbs entire
name wTiiten en-! in fair, legibls letters.
Ny Hsme is Count Louis Napoleon Bona
psrto, Prince ef Bsgovis. Ksmseha.ka. and other
indspsHaoReies. Say 90 II the bin, responded
the sprig ef nobility.
81 VIII nes make cat q third BILL said tie
elerk.
Then III DO damned If 7 pay it. said his
B1eelleney, and forthwith absqussul2.ef.
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A dispatsh from London, of the 2sh June.
iAs very latest, says; Ths Psrsia's advieos ex-
eited attention to-day. Inc Impression prevails
that Lee hss shade a mistake 10 Invading the
Rsrth; that It viii give President Lincoln great
sssistanes in raising msR and means, viii again
excite q waEiks feeling throughout the North.
and lend b prel0ng the war.
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EHan Humphrey MsrshaI, Of Kentucky
Is noticed in the Biehasnd paPsls Of Ae Ilth,
- having seen q~uai6ed as an attorney 81 law
bsfsrs tie Hastings Cour5 The 5sy before.
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= General Forrest sad family srrived at
LaGEanEe, Georgia en- Mondaylsst AID stopped
a. tbs residences Of Mr.. Street, late eff Memphis.
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csvrrsl uFzt dsE r-1.a eELEA- U.s.
This wu b. found prrh 1stas -r.. ssra-fvs -s--s-
OF Ia -a ca-d-uuE da .1- az lall enc u=-H. wtHr
has suu-s r DOSING the TsaF E H-ll every r-H-r
tdfcity w4y Eua some <=sEa1 re A r=-ra4
wishing 70 aval thsE- ives Of bis fsr1ussIs d nor-r-
uhY 90 msse sales VIII send f1 prev ors 81 the al-e
g. ST. For f1rtter d"tsHs Fee s-ai lz
iT3z CRAWFORD. p GZER e CO.
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rmE EEw ToRK Riots.

The uprising in New York is significant.
The msssss of the North have become tired Of
furnishing o. three husdred thousand more
TIE TIFF s iaaugursted he opposition fsInid-
able, AID the r5sslt wil, we believe, be g split
tbs: VIII give at least a portion Of LNCoLS's
soldiers Something to DO at homo.
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CHAELEsToE-Ws publish to-day a letter
from tbs edissr Of The Savannah BsyuBiieaa,
Who has beez spending several days in Charles.
lon. Hs statements IS 20 the true condition of
the defenses Of the city, and TIE inminoney Of
tie dagger now threatening i, are exceedingly
d-isesausging Il Is evident, h%swover, something
inpsriaui has been left sndoae-.bst the last
twelve months have passed in comparative idle
nsss. 50 far Is preparations on oar part were
concerned 20 meet the open preparations Of the
ensmy. We knew what ne had TO do, szd if
there Save hssn any omissions, the hsaviss.
puble eaaswa mast follow we hops III.
snees s mistskens bat mach fear lAo facts ksya
compelled hin % make lhs candid statement De
has rivoa TIE pnble.
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FROM CnARLGsFON-We have nothing By
telegraph from Charleston. Passengers report
that 3 terrific caHnousding was in progress
when the train left in lhe msruiug. ID was
heard during the day in tho city.
II Is rUmosed that Communication with the
islands has been forbidden. This re think
must indicate sharp work-Augasta Consstu
tipzGtist, 17b.
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maRGhws -MHEREaRoUTa.

Oar 5ispstsbss this sasnosH advise u.s. upon
Federal sstbsriy Of the wzerss5suls Of NOR
aAE within The present week i. seems thst
after crossing into indiana, In The vicinity of
'Csryd0a. be teck g course norEbeastery, Bsrz-
.lslvitE the river. aud was operating in the rear
Of Cincinnati Camp Dounissn is twelve miles
northeast Of the city, On the line Of the Little
Miami rairoad The preparations ms5s TO iR-
tercepi him hsvfng al BEEN directed 20 Iadisns,
We hsve every reason TO hsps that BY SO sud
denly leaving that State, be viii be able 90 &C.
complish his original purpose, visiting Camp
Chase as 6 Hbsrztsr. On Monday las. he was
about one hundred and thirty miles distant from
she later poiRt, with good roads before him.
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A NUsICAL SEASON PRoMIsED-Ws learn
thst Madsne Ruhls and Hoepo have zrrr,d
n the city, sad engaged ths sshsnsun fer
: series Of e~oHeerts, commencing On Mon
day svsniag nezt OF the professional career
and uecass Of Ais lsiy = New Orleans
ana Jaeksea, the abssntsss from those cities
sze aEars- Ts he public generally We may
Say her services Of csnears for pa
trisfi purposes have always been e~heerfully
given. gnes he fan Of jackson, 10 Nay, she
las aFpeares in several Of The most prominent
esiss Of The south, assisted by Prsfs. Camps
ahd GHossPsiHs and tie press at every point
las awarded Der entertainments a high degree
q excellence. The musie-lsving citizens Of
Aasuta viii b pleased with tbs concert on
Mcn5rv evening uort
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GEoRsLAEs AT G~ETTYsBURs - Prem a
statement msds By the Cs-Haiia5oHalis, On the
auihsHiy Of q letter from T.. ". Henry, Esq,
We lsaTH that oas Of the regiments frsm this
State sshsre5 severely st Gettysburg The
ssh Gssrgis, Gel Gibson, carried int the ae-
fioR fouT hua6rsd msn and esns eat with only
one hundred and fsrty-eight The Georgia
Light Guards, Capt Doagh!y, had only six
men lsa for duty, the balance having been either
killed, wounded OF izksB prisoners. Gel Glib
son is wounde5 az5 g prisoner Lieut. Col.
Carswsll, wounded Capt. snead, missing ;
Lieuts Rice, right iso. amPusssed. The losses
of The Geerga Light Guards wsre-klled; Wm.
= Todd Wounded Liaat Rsbbe, Ssrgeants
EenmiBg, Kennedy and MeKusey Pdyates
G1sea, OakmsH, and Bsreh Missing Capt.
Dsurby. ssrgt A. C. Derrick; Pdvstes H. S.
linn. and P. Msrrew.
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Prem the CslaHbus TiRes.l
The following letssr 70 q gs~ntlsaan in this
city, from bis son in General EEslPs corps, win
be found interesting:
, 1863-03-10

ExmB1T1oS AND BA1L.-An entertainment,
consisting Ola Juvenile exhibition and ball,
will be given at Metropolitan Hall, On Tues.
day evening, the 18th inst, for the sLittle
Zouave Twins ''--the star drummer and tifc1
of our city. Quite an array Of juvenile talent
will appear in the exhibition, which will be
both musical and literary.
, 1863-03-10

JONES SH1r TARp-NEw yEssE1s.-An new yes.
sci has. within the last few days, been set up in
5rnmc at the ship yard of Capt J M Jones. which
Is the third rcsse now huildin. at this Jsrd These
vessels will be OF about 100 tons bn.tien each OF
excellent model, and built With view Of carving
large cargoea OF grain and light draucht Of water.
To faT that they are strong and substantially nut
together! Is eaytng the least that can be said One
Of the above Tcssels will. VIC understand, be brig
riEged. the other two fore and afters. Two oi
these dne crafts arc for E. II. Unileon the other
forE. Sheppard, both residents Of this city, Can't.
j.. Is also engaged in making repairs to several
other c1a!te, which, with the rebuilding of the
steamer City Of Toronto. gives active employment
to large number Of workmen.-Det. Adp.
The WEA1HER.-A rather sudden though yc1-
CONC change of weather took place ycatert!oy
morning, which should 1t continue few 4ays long.
Ct Will have quite desired effect on the fce and
thereby hasten the opening Of navigation Our
river boats are all luw In readiness to resume bus-
uoval Of the ice Blockade either way, VIC mar ex,
pect to FEC business again assume Its usual nc
ttvitg-IMd.
- The steamer Clsra, which has been prevented
BY Ice from continuing her trips to Malaen, again
resumed her route yesterday morning-{bid.
TEE DrBUQrE.-Thc propeller Dubuque. which
loads at that port with return cargo for Buffalo,
Ibid.
Tag OLIVE DRAycu.-Thc steamer Olive Branch
will ngain commence plying on the Detroit, Tren-
ton, and Gibraltar route in few dayB.-I6id.
TEE WALHR1Do1.-The brig s. C. Walbridcc ia
proper condition for business on the opening Of
n1TiCAtfpn.-Jki1 -
, 1863-03-10

Received SIG. Cattle sold to citv butchers anr
thc week. 165. The market opened Monday with
s4head rs f. 2f eattls n market, and they were very
near AZ disposed ot to butchers and Eastern drof-
prices may be considered ahout the sane fo5
heavy first class. Light butchers cattle sold a
continued quite active during the remainder Of the
week for this season of the year, there being
large demand. mostly for good cattle. The market
prices steady. The following are the average
prices paid: First qnalIty, $s.s5I3.75 per hund-
rcd; ordinary. $e,16E3.00: COMMON. $a6NnoT5;
inferior. &, a5G1a 37H. Therc were but few sales
By weight, most OF the cattle being sold BY the
head and In email uuaptitiea = ~
, 1863-03-10
MARKETS. BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March s-Cor7os-Ia1get more
active md firm at SWhs6c
F1ounIRather more eteady, hut tho -;,a;na..
9sS aS$ ior 1asa e1t1s ioSnd heo5
trade brands: Market clc- IN ~; s"'aGSs'o9 LOT
od";nfc i,c,'sna aooA accided change aud only
A'GTI, GRa1K1Wna n tSa.sl at q: for western.
pesa sms11 -eat Is rather more steady, but busi-
At e At nominal quotations.; Chicago spring
= ,u,lt,G0; Milwaukee club at 60d65c; winter
Itd western at $1.7oG11.75 In corn there il only
limited business doing and the market ia easier at
lower at t0Gt99c
PRor1eIoSs.--Pork dull and unchanged, Beef
dN1l, small Gales, and unchanged, Dressed hogs
western: Cnmterland> cut 8kc; western short
ribbed % do short clear. Lard more active aud
shade fsIncr at 10A1t1atc, Including 1860 brls.
late saturday evening, for May and JUNO at 1lsic.
, 1863-03-10

1.e0sse'k'on01'1E :. II 118t17e "11sen oes u -
The present is the most pleasant winter we hnve
snow stokm closes with rain or mist, forming
crust that eectual1y scales the SNOW, and VIC have
excellent s1eighips with delightful weather.
Our l1mbeImen are Improving the winter to
good advantage. The swamps. streams and Lakes
were frozen early and there wa snoM enough no 70
commence operations early IL December, anu inc
Although labor was very scarce through the sum-
mer and Mu, they dnd no difficulty in obtaining
I'D to lis Der month, choppers $1s to sc per
month, teamstcrs about so. while occasionally q
favorite teamste. gets $26 per month. Supplies
are obtained at tho usual rates. except proyc1der,
which is higher In consequence Of the demand for
barley and The advanced prices offered.
The amount Of lumber annually cut on the Ken
nebec M @ a1d Penohseot waters has been about 20
feet. The present season there will BE- cut about
1t0.0Qo, 600. The above items were obtained OF
one Of our principal lumbermen.
, 1863-03-10

Whcat-Receipts are extremely meagrc, but the
market was very heavy to- day. and the price was
50 bags common fall at Il 1e11115; g.: DO fair At
81 9@fl ., and 4s3 bags prime at $1.ao = bushel
Corn-Reccfpts email and market drmer, with
sales Of 81 bags mixed and mixed white at 6ols1c
and 9os do yellow at CSC = bushc In good and now
bags. oats-Aarkct steady with q good demand
s3c, s3{c and SIC, and o. coo bushels IN new bags.
70 oaHive at Sc q bushe1. Rye-Harket unchanged
bushels a harley malt were soid on priyae tclns
, 1863-03-10
COMMERCIAL.


There WIS u fair attendance on Change to-day
but the general markets wero inactive and quiet.
Gold, at the first board in New York was quoted
at at1E5KGt5s{, but 1t had no visible effect on pro
tlucc.
The Provision market was quiet and neglected
trifling ealcs Of country Leaf Lard being made at
104c. The demand for Produce was unusually
light, and 1t was difficult to sell at former quota
tionF.
Dressed Hogs were shade lower-with sales at
81 G0G5.75 for light to heasy.
Flour wns neglected and dull. Wheat was quiet
and unchanged-No. 2 Red selling at $1a7; No. l
Spring 81. .aesa6a1 .ee4; No. Spring, t11o011sx F.;
and Rejected Spring at so1HGsosc- market clo-
sing quiet.
Corn was dnll and 1<c lover-with moderate
transactions at 5oh G5ae for Mixed, and 4Gc for Re
jcctcd in store-the market closing dull and droop-
ing, owing to less favorable alEccs from the East
Oats were steady at 5614D57Kc. Rye. Soc. High-
wines were held at DC, with light ealcs at that
price.
Timothy Seed was active mud casier-with heasy
sales at Gothic bulk Of the transactions be-
Ing at q 90. Clover Seed Was dull at $61a Flax
Seed is in good denand aud prime lots are ceiling
at $500
, 1863-03-10

and complete security Of tho fund, SO that the
public may rest assured that this Cemetery
will be well cared for, aud preserved as
place Of burial, for all coming time.
4 copy Of the bill can be seen ut the Office
of the Cemetery,
, 1863-03-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
C1Sc1SEATI, March Q, 1868
PRov1s1oss.-Therei is a very firm feeling on the
part Of holders, and not much stuff ia offering for
sale; but the demand is quite light, and there ia
hardly enough doing to establish quotations. The
only transactions we heard Of were 5000 tres bulk
shoalders at 4Kc loose; 100000 1as lin buk) sides,
averaging - 1os at &c; and 100 tres head and gut
lard at 10c-
LAEp.-primc city brands met with some inqui-
n at 101sc, but ia held firmly at 10Kc, and many
refuse to sell at this figure. County can be bought
at 1nkc.
MESS PoRK-Nomiual. Asking figures for mess
pork arc $11. 1.ooas11.5o for old, and ela.0ons14oo
for new-the inside figures for country.
, 1863-03-10

Editors Tribune:
In your issue Of the 9Th inst find card from
E. s. Pike. He says that informed him that
could not stprocurc on nv own prem{ses,t oye,
twenty-five thousand cuttings It NAV be truc
that he was to1dI could not ret 1norc cnt at that
time AZ nv helm had all ronf IN The amy In, u a.
no, frve tlst told him nv txo acrca .xon.d ~.
no more. They are mostly IN 1ord nv. 1a;a
deliver some TWENTY-FIVE thonsand and acco-a.
ing to contract with him, was to receive nav ..for
each thousand of said willow cuttincs an fhcfr A.
livery at Mendoza y which Mr. p;te ala ,,nt a.
or ennrse thfa hyolc Tho con+,.c+ ord +h,-o ,...
,,.casst+r a. ha,... tau.,a.s -. ~. .s-~. W." ~
mc,tirr At noo,,;7o+en -, ~ s,.+. us.s.,.. sA.
soc,ety gnto c;yfnr ~, 81, tha ~ .'.,
,,,r 49,, -,saa h. r. ~. 49, 49, l'ee " NJ
torr,or ~ +-s,t s,aa,n u ~Aae sAess '"e
tara s..s. - -. 1,,,.. 49, =. oer eu 'uHt
~ ~ 49, .4sD' ~ p"'''o" sne 'aes sn@' seA
1o0S1 fo1 ''''''''''''-''f a. ~ ~
5000 for & n
packed and delivered on cars. Ii Mr. Pike desires
- andrh,ro o.sn.s,ao 49,. .,,M.. =. w. "1a''ee'
.n,a ,.ar. ..eo,a :, ,y,L '. y. Pe4-
,,o1r ,r9tb Vim, ,ra ..,.h - sAen oa1'
srcrc tbns d,cnoaoa ,f T., ,.asstss,., ' WV
,s,5v "a t,so t,e etsns i....s1ss 1'oAA u'n''
H,a o~tans1ro,r saro..,a,,,, 49,. ~,
s.the 1a-ce o,rners =, th,. s.s+a sas,. s4ons
al, ;er,s,7a ,o.;nst w. an5 ss..t,,st" ~ -,
rnh1,sb,ro rrr7~o.,s i: ~. n,t.A 49, ~
.aa,.s.ir. 80 -. 4Ae u"s assanea
an,..;t ~. na,,a.tss - 80. .AAn .'eaes VI Iis'
.,;., w. ~ s ..ss ~. pslsola AeQoa1naeo
IT, ~ u.;,,..z.ss :. oe q I'LL c auo ,4sae'.5.
1era,o. " ~ IT,, - -. - s1ua' ~1,n ron. y.
.n.a - r. 49,, ~ " p..a;;s.4 ,nuo4 1es1a.
~, 49,. G.rs .z4. r.e'qeul = - ~ H. h. 1 w.
~o'' -. ~ 43aSoAF SoH1PAAuiieA AaAu Oepat Gueut,
, 1863-03-10

The total amount Of cotton, exported from New
York from septemher1, 1862, TO March ., 1858, &C.
cprdtng to the Shipping and Commercial Lisf, is
1885 bales, against 3.ssd for the same time IN
1862, an increase of13,9s9 bales,
, 1863-03-10

" "ANTED-A situation in IN
ofiire, Or. store. By a young man who has
written considerable for business men. Has had aye
etrGn Address NJ" Post Office Dox III, Chicago.
, 1863-03-10

Bishop Duggan will deliver a
lecture ut st. Columbkill's church, on the
corner Of Indiana and Paulina streets, on
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, for the
benefit Of the school Of the parish. The sub
iect of the lecture win" be announced here
aft
, 1863-03-10

VnEAT-Declined Sc; the inside deurcs ARE tha
highest buyers would be willing to pa5, while the
o9teide indicates abogt the prices ofseers Mich.
White $1.4591 Al: Mich. Red 81 40D1 4a; No. /
Red Sl.SS@1.40; No. Red 81 .35D13 81. CoRs,-
Considerable in the market at e0c without dndinc
takers. Other grains not mentioned
, 1863-03-10

CoRnEcT1os.-In our notice of the new ro-
tarJ oven recently erected By Thompson d
Templeton, 2oo Randolph street. We should
a,aye stated the capacity Of the new oven to
be, that ofbaking seventy barrels ef -four into
crnckers or hard bread, in twelve hours. The
crackers baked in this oven are more evenly
baked, and are superior to any We haye ever
before tasted.
, 1863-03-10

----N~~
1helr escape. Though there Fas no doubt Of
their intent, yet as they had not had time to
carry 1t ont, The accused WAS simply charged
with the assault, for which he was fined sla
and costs.
soReHCM AASuFAcToR1Es on I. C. r. R.
q. n Bratnard, Esq, who is thoroughly post
cd In all the details connected With the cnl-
turc Of the cane, and the manufacture Of syr-
up and sugar, has associated with him some
capitalists, who propose to establish two OF
more large sorghum manufactures, at such
points on the Illinois Central, as+ they shall
receive assurance from farmers in the vicinity
that they will cultivate one thousand acres OF
more Of cane during the coming season. Pub.
lie meetings Of the farmcre have been appoint,
I'd at Pera On Friday, and at Onarga on satur-
day Of this week, ut 10 o'clock, a. m, when
Mr. Brainard will present his plans and prop
ositions to those present. As this is matter
Of Importance to the farmers, as well as the
country Mt large, we trust they will turn ont
10 the meetings, and take hold Of this enter
prize in earnest.
olsuosEsT DoMEs11c.-A woman named
u1.a " ate, about forty years of age, WAS
arrested on Saturday by officer strebel.
cna1geo WIN stealing various articles of f..
male clothing, valued at about $1aa5. from the
residence Of Mr.. Louis Bscntapo. eafto~ ~ 49, 49,
Ssoats Zetung. 4 little more than four ,,,n,t,s 49,
ago The accused entered the family If ~
Brentano as domestic, and after rcma1n,nn
there short time, arose carly one morp,nr
before any Of the family were stirring, ani
gathered up the most valuable Of Mrs. b.
wearing apparel, and tying 1t up in a MIC
table cloth, decamped with 1t. Since tha
time no clue has been obtained to ler where
abouts until Saturday last, when officer Sire
~Al. Of the detective force, learned she was a
occupied By a German farmer, abou
It the city, on The Eyansto
@hfther he found tn
property, o
I'D 1
, 1863-03-10

ApPoETMES1.-Dr. C. ?. Dyer ofthis city,
NC learn, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent, and confirmed BY the SENATE, as Judge
Of Court OF Claims under the treaty with
Great Britain for the suppression Of the Affi-
can slave trade. The Court is to sit iu Sierra
Leone, western part Of Africa.
, 1863-03-10

ExportHof Provisions Direct to Liyer-
FOU1s
From the 1st Of December, 1sC2 to tho 1st Of
March, 1863 there were led'through direct from
Chieagoto Liverpool, via Grand Trunk Railway
and Montreal and Portland Ocean Steamship Line,
G61O51t ms OF Provisions
, 1863-03-10
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ 53LAEE STREET
80 Crates Of WHITE CROCKERY.

" Uc sVI1 III upeu IQtat
a T A U CTION,
On FRlDAY. Maruh 18th at 10 O'clock we will sell
cur saieErooms. 6 Lake street, 81 crates okbext
White CIockery all Lily pattern. Of the well known
manufacture Of James Edwards Sons, aud consists
Of complete assortment OF
Toilet, Dinner, Breakfaat
And Ten Ware
And will be sold in open lots to suit tt trade Coru-
" aleEs WIN md to their interest 10 attend this
sale Good packed and shipped By IN experienced
packer, at sraall charge. Terms Of sale. cssh,
Samples Of the aboye ware can now be seen In our
basement, GILBERT 4 SAMPSON
ulhS aS19 ct Accftnnesra
, 1863-03-10

FOUND A MARES NKsT.-Some wiseacre
writes to the Journal Of last evening, under
the name Of " Cologne Bottle" expressing
surprise and regret at reading in the TRIBUNE
Of Saturday, reflections upon the fairness and
honesty Of Messrs. Werbe & Hilton, proprie-
tors Of the Late Gift Concert. As no such
article appeared in the TRIBUNE, We adTise
the Cologne Bottle to corkitseH up.
, 1863-03-10

actions reported. There is neither speculative
Or milling inquiry. Holders are, however, dtm At
thcse qpotations: No; Chicago spring At $1.soa
$1,4Qi aadrsa Ei0tez At $l.<s91.to. In +: pft,
, 1863-03-10

PRoTRAc1Ep MEEING.-The series Of meet
ings at the scamen's Bethel, corner Of Wells
and Michigan streets, Is being continued
through this weak Preaching every evening,
commencing Mt half past seven O'Clock. The
chaplain is announced to preach tonight On
the Religious Mission Of Commerce.