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, 1863-05-04

Morris & Co. sold waixeI 81 head prime ship
ping stesrs averaging Sa 1Soles r. = ~ 3 i,rht
Juhn Adams rod Nahie q q 20. .. hgot Steers.
Nral fold T. Webb 8 head shipping steers, averas-
ins 1,:C0 lbs at $500; II head averaging 116o lbs
blackburn so1d Morris. Rinneman & Wai1el 81
heed estimated at 1,3-0 1b. At $500
JAKE Etys M s9d Jma = Il le!s m 81 r ratv hga ea1tana
un,. from sanganon county. averaging LIZA ns' III
ps II $s:eeE. TLsy viii bs shipped 10 Pitts
Bun5y sold Morris, Rcnneman & walxe,l 81 he,d
vcry superior State steers, averaging 1,al3 lbs at
>Wheatstonc sold White II head OF fair Govern
ment cattle; 4; ag;etasi1g ; 1,a5o 1ns; at 800; ,
bccycs, averaging 1850 ns, at $4.9O.
Redman sold Norris, Rinneman & Wat1el1 Is
head. averaging ,a5u ne. at = 81.
Henderson sold same parties q head, averaging
1854 NE, at $4.:D.
Morris, Rinneman & waixel gold Hyman s Ru-
bic 10 head good Government cattle, averaging
Hnnehahn sold Ncrheraon 80 head prime ship
ping beeves syeFaaiEins Tsai 1:M ros, at $500
| averaging IL (GG M. at s4.b1.
Jake FRYE cold Jacobs 81 head premium State
stceIe. ayernsinE ! ;as6 fos. at $537H-
| Jake FIRE. sold Lyman & Ruble II head good
shipping steers, averaging 1,4l2 ms, at go: Il
| hesd medium grade, averaging LOCO Ds, st $Ao0
% head premium averaging 1,s7f Ds, At $50.
HoGs-The total receipts Of Lire Hogs at Ill
the ya1ds for the week ending today amount It
1ass2 Thisis 3,o3s more than last week and 8, Is:
more than the corresponding week ls=t year.
Owing to nnfasorable adsiees from the East, on
market has beep characterized With dull an,
dropping feeling, and closes heavy at decline
l5t = 100 ibs upon the prices Of this day week
! We quote: .........
Selected 1ots "A. .4o7Si.6
| 1sn5inr5 3, ,454l4.a
-AeotuA' 1CkEJhG :
, 1863-05-04

NEW RooAs.-The Chicago Musical Union
take possession OF their new ROOMS In the
Methodist church block, lately occupied oy
Sloan's Commercial College, Monday eSeniae'
May 4th. It is expected that there WILL DC an
ABUNDANCE of good music aud 4 social time
<,cne-p1lv let all the active members be On
how'd
, 1863-05-04

About ten days since, we published an article,
copied from the Cincinnati Price Current, on the
Hog Crop Of 16G2-G3. The following is reply to
said article, from New York merchant, which
cannot fail aleo to interest those OF our readers
u:ha are in the nr0Yisiou trade:
, 1863-05-04
Allegheny Live Stock Markef-APru
n9th.

SALES OF ILLINOIS nEESEs.
The whole number sold last week was w heao.
being 9. head lees than this week. and With this
light anouut for two weeks, the HarSct ofaGgeo
very slow and it was with difficulty that our best
ealesmen could close out at full prices. Many o.
the cattle were bought at ChicaEo At extreme pfl.
ces. even higher than they could be Fold ioe nero
a{tcE paIinE c1pGESeH.
, 1863-05-04
Frauds in the Grain Trade In Canada.
From the TORONTO G1obel

Hon. Mr.. Remand has introduced hill for the
punishment Of Fraudulent yenders Of grain Il pro-
m acknowledgment Of having sold to him wheat
or other grain, being at the disposal Of the per-
son giving tne writing. when It is not; OF Il any
cdsment, he or they shall be guilty Of misde
mcanor. and he liable TO imprisonment in the
Years ard not lees tian two, CT imprisonment in
any other prison OF place OF confinement. for anr
time lees than two years. bIt not less than one
SRAr
, 1863-05-04

The wheat market wns unchauGed-No. Red
selling at SLID, No. Fed was oderrd ut $t.37,
without takers. No, white wheat is IN demand
at $1G0. Corn is quiet at 5sc. Oats, 631c f. 0. b.
and quiet. Rye, e61:Sc. Frcishts dnll-3Hc for
wheat to Buffalo
, 1863-05-04

Greerp alt & Co wlnlesalcd 70 he ID OF good well
fattunId 1Ilino!e ttee1a ut IS Ca Il cwt
Guclcnhetnlcr s Co sold a0o head OF Western
cattle at ell average Of bH.
Marks & Co 1etailcd 10 head Of good Illinois
atecys at Oh.
I'd from, i TO G4.
There is Still II moderate demand for stock cattle
1T about former t,.t.a. We quote steete Weighing
tiom 80 to 100 ms, nt 2I34.
The following are the current quotations for the
different grades Of cattle:
Premiurn-uone In market
Extrn. .6.3G6lc = b
SecnuIt uuaijtv .4LI54c
Third quality J....+.......... .......4 Gt1c
lLfEfiQf VT =
HoGs-Ate very dull and neglected, while prices
aalcs at any price and we quote nominally at 1 to
~ for common grades, and A1i to 5A for good to
extra,
, 1863-05-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, May 2, 1853.
The general money market shows rc!J lit3le, II
any change since our last report The demand all
round s heavy, but bankers arc stili lnlly able 10
meet It. Currency as yet il in full supply, but
there ie no eurplus. The amount Of exchange
making is very large, but the demand seems TINS
fur about to keep pace with the supply.
The prices OF gold in Wall street, as reported by
private dispatches. were 15o-15o-15o11S-the lat
t., at the close Of the frat board.
The lines were down, 60 that we got no report
from tho second; but they viii probably be found
III our Late night dispatches. Here the rates were
pretty uniform at 1isGl49-thc latter for round
lots. The amount changing hands is small.
The price Of eilyer is 135D13s. New Treasury
notes selling, X; Canada, lis; Indiana State Bank
and Kentucky, 1N2,I103.
Tie buying price Of New York exchange Is par
99i selling, X, except b. single house, ceiling
as heretofore, at u.
Some Of the heavier banks concede 8 fraction to
| hest customers round lote.
| EARNINGS OF TIE GALESA AND CHICAGO ES1oS
RAILROAD coNrANf FOR TILE wEEk ENDING
| Arn11 S0Tu, Ices.
1862. 1863.
Freight ...... s1ss4599 s1,2la1a $ls 81 % Inc.
Mais, is;s. &c.... :,5ooss i,s5ooo 1,s;oss Dee Dee
s2s,oot.e sto,s1s.s. s11,9looo Inc
| For the month, 1863. $1a5,51G =
- 1e6a................ 90.1T0Ga
| ... Increase. ................ 1856 z
Corrected earnings for the previous mo $1:9, 10!
, 1863-05-04

Boston Provision Market-Aprtl 20.
The sales Of pork have been small at xl3got9 g
1880 for prime SIG 6.6Ot Is for mess aha e ~ ~
@16 90 for clear. cash Beef ranges rom SdiuV0
II. 80 3 1.l for eastern and western. Lara loaGln
brls and trcs, and 11A11sc Ill kegs; and smoked
hams sf19c Z b, cash.
, 1863-05-04

GOVERNMENT sTocKss
U.S6s SIC. 1o1Gs1o.,z U. S. y7 eczt.. ....1M
80 0Notes.. .1l61106.s Do. new .......... 9)A
e. S. 81 rcgd..,...1 .16
Closing quotations
Treasury $50, l00H bid: 1o7 asked; u. Q: G, go
Harlem, S34 bid, Sc asketi y. + C., III bid 1171s
asked: Cumberland Coal pfd: q bid, 2i4 asked;
Quicksilver, 4sH bid, 40 asked: Eric pfd l0a3. bid
Hudson River: 1a4A bid, 1a5 asked; Canton Co.,
aO3{ bid, 81 asked.
MoSES-Easy at + q cent. ...-..
Sterling exchange in moderate request at t6sh
11615S for h1st-claes bills.
Cold lower. opening at 5Ox, declining to 491S
and closing ut 497td50
Total exports Of specie to-day. $a71,350.
, 1863-05-04
Tho Wheat Crop in New York.

Z
the wLest crop is now more promising than for
some years past. The indications give the best
promise Of 4 first rate crop. \ wide breadth Is
so"n in this county. and there are vezy few fields
that are poorer than tie average Of other years
Nh fYr,5.f .I1HFtc{
, 1863-05-04
natl Ruxfer mzrket-Auffl %.

Cincinnati Butter Market-ApFfl 29.
request, both from local trade and shippers, and
the market rules sn at s3Ga5c for prime 70 eloicc
with some few Balca Of extra table at *eal3!'c-
Qualities below prime are dull at 154saDc.
, 1863-05-04

The Gd-tffe Of the Goth report. crute excited
and higher. with sales at 17Gl7Hci in brls sud 10h
Gllc in bulk. Refined oil WIS also excited, with
sales at 400 Il free Of duty Benzine is dull.
, 1863-05-04

The following wifi show the exports Of produce
and merchandise Exclusive Of specie,> from the
port Of New York, foE the week ending April ~,
and siucc Jan. 1st:
1861. 1862 1853
For the week. g. 13iaS4 $1,l1O,1G8 $a,7B 800
Prev. reported 40 s99,747 3y187,0to 53,411 495
, 1863-05-04

Invoices Of Liverpool are held aboye the views
quity at previous prices, viz: Ground Alum. 81
11to. and ordipa:y branls Of fne at ~
per saek. The supply Of bulk il very l1infsca' ana
prices arc nominal.
, 1863-05-04

EV NERVOUS DISEASES AND PHYSICAL DERIfI-
III, arising. from Specific calRes. in both sexes
new and reliable treatment. in Reports Of the
Howard Aesociation-sent III sealed letter Gnycl-
opee. free Of charge. Address, DR.. ]. Sktliin
Uouchton, Howard Association, No. !. South Ninth
T11ti1nHp1nhin Pm. Ap1H-4H
, 1863-05-04

Week ending March 2s .6,452 1902
Meek ending March u ~ 112ay a
Maet Msek enu'nS a,,5t5S;, "sa.e W.rnh III iasa3
,,-vs ~ pyv,cnr az 11rE s7ocr rnox r,.,c.co
TO DETROIT,
Cattle. HOGS.
,r ~. .,r c.. .ro u ~ " a9o ~
Cn1s ~ a5G f,.et '. Ii 50
Michigan Central, email cars. ....... 20 30
TO BrrFAlo Or SUSPENSION BRDoK.
5l'eh. Ccnt. = Mel sontn' 1atsecafS - = Iss
Sf;eI,;".r ~ ~ r.n,rai sinai; cara SS x
Fort Waype ca.s IA feet .. z 50"
-. 70 FtTTsRrR1H:
rtte:. r. ~. e. ~; eaIs 80 y, - SI
H1eIs" e"'.sn~ - NA' ~, rnFs ~ afn f,ot "a E0
Rates TO Dnnkirk. IS per car less than to Buffalo,
when shipped by all rail.
hatcs l9 uhhkstk, 58c F. ~ ~s 1ees luAn ~
'1A@ao' NJ" " sA,rF11 r. - = sT~Tyr
Tho fo,1ovinc table shows the source of suppIy
and The numbe, transported By the various 1a1-
roads:
1he sotal feeepts o1 lee' eatsle IT. al me saras
foE the week ending !o,das amount aeeon oc4 T.,s
.ne oalis .epot's posse. W ss, a,- ~ srs, ,nora
~ '"o psau n"'e N'...1 '1E.
'nao tpe eofseslouu1ns ~ "e~ =. s
LUZ orH'1S' ~, -. .-1~.. ~..a .h,,
EEluAf 80 4."1se
but iu point Of quality they fa far short OF those
race;ved last ,xark. Then choice droyes were the
~. .-,a.,;o, NJ +b;. raar +bc
RUE, pour ones LIZ eAecp'.o" Dos .A'7 "e.A' 49,
case II lese1seut IL sooo uAo'1s a4e 'AS
OWING 10 the o1eas IN Ne" iofA aau sett ~
courag1nG aoNees 1ro" ALBANY oa' na. NJ u.s.
ver7 duss, amt eEen al cceline u aooH. Nv
shippers were AFRAID 10 operate SEVERAL " .a.
looking for "brcasers aheaa' mrs" sne's s'os~.
which they had purchased last week. on the market
md cauecd s,,11 rnnre yacue feeling OF uncertain
.NA ..,r,a+o-a ~, Government
IT. Ho"esef' 3 le" sTec"1A'oto Ht'0 w.
coLtractosetook hold, and towards evening about
s5ohc4a ,ve,o sotd ,ay;nc about 500 over to be dis
~ sA.
posed OF 10 osg. -.
THE CLOSE OF THE AAfhEr.
S47rrnAr EyES1se. Notwithstanding the
...e ..a...n.s ,so1 ~ f,-rc !, ain, fnr+hcr do
e.!ols eAae''"1' W." ~ - =.
cline. the dfoTcss wcEr tr IN their views, auo re-
asLca T5c covcrnment men ware nnrchasine
nsS.u ~ atAhs.1 ,-a-,. .4..p..a-.
, 1863-05-04

to exit Oftcn slight enupcs give riao 10 serious
cc:nplit atlons, for example: the tfhfI OF rsnu.
arch Just cye the root OF the tongue, is very apt
to get nllamrd. ard Its part becoming 1ela1ea It
stretches ont lensthwise, so tnat ~, lt7 + dowes
touchine If. and ansjrg an unuianageable cough.
Pcreons who are tot accustomed to See the vnti-
81 1s o. ~ TO- swalloWed Into the atoach foE ibis
ailict:o1, upon the heief THAT the lungs sfe dis
cased, ard wlsn at length all the cough mixtures
tior dcs ellruc The cas,sc was trivial at first and
night have been anicsly removed How import.
ans IT, therefore: that before the patient enter8
npon my course OF medication, careful eIamina.
ton be made By one competentto deciue upon Inc
nature and extent Of the disease.
The complaint known by the name RroHeh9cese
the, lake ehorc there arc numerous ,ca eases; we
Selt t of Country ' On the lake and . extend.
pof town. however email, but where tnerc may
be found one OF more persons thus afflicted. J.. II
is thought to originate from he USE 81 "arsI n tbis
iheory is strengthened by the fact that It ls seldom
found In families where rain water is ueeo. II ap-
pears az prominent. sofs, elastic tumor' occnPy
fnc the front Of the throat It is tender, anu Tue
lin ia not dieco1ored. In old cascs the tumor be-
Thc disease not only presentg an ugly ansghty
mon the w.ndpipc, causea difficulty in swallowing
a1d Of breathing. and after time becomes Dan, n
rcroua, They appear mostly upon the neckn o
Women, Happily, by the .EEian System OF Curt
'GS 1G 4;s srstcm it NAV be truly said the effects
are prompt and permanent There is no waleinf
months o. weeks for improvement to be manifest
Thep n medical agent is conveyed directly to th
spring is gssnalyy fdy9,hss tS7 dct toa 5o
re hloofl and general circulation is remarkaole
' All interested are invited TO- call for i9sest!sa
ton, and every facility will be afforded Tree
charge.
, 1863-05-04

Received, IS hours, 81 1857 bu; shipped. 1lal5o
bu. Market dull. sales Of No st S1.l111 %. and
No at $1,0aD1.14. Freights, 13c for wheat TO
Kingston.
, 1863-05-04

Toll since Jan1 ~ $50 OIL $40697,2a6 &c., so1
COMMERCE or NEW YORK PROM JULY 1sr TO DATE.
1S60-6l. 1s81-t;a. tS62-G3.
Imports mdsc $16G. 0a0 $l0' 81, ,978 S15o,510,726
Exp. produce. 10, 1Gs,75a rs 116.e1s 155,997,4N
Export specie. 2I9S3, ,151 1aSU,5N s,H5,T50
, 1863-05-04

Summer Arrangement.

Supplementary mails for Eastern cities and Can
ada, close daily ie1cept Saturdays and Suudsss> at
545 pm. Letters for these mails must ba deposited
In the chief clerks {up stairs) after Sis n
Mails fos California close dasly, for the overland
route, at 1:15 q m. Except Sundays}.
, 1863-05-04

ALARM OF F1EE.-Tlc alarm runs at hall
7,ast six o'clock last evening for the Fatn
District was in consequence of tue oaEnlnS
out of foul chimney on North Avenue.
Coo1,-Three more cargocs of ice arrived
here on Saturday. At the present rate VI W.
livery the prospects for summer are not seFy
Aa{fnriup
, 1863-05-04

~Cook 4 McLain, IS Dearborn street and 1sa
South CLARK street. clean and dye ladies' dresses
elawls, &c. Gents' coats, vests ant pants reno
yated in superior manner. Donncts tYeds
pleachcd md pressed In the latest style.
YnhfQ3n
, 1863-05-04

~ Gold Medal Pianos at New York wholesale
prices Also all other Musical Instruments. Italian
CIatE Street. ap30Gt
, 1863-05-04

Tic audience, though not the largest, was
certainly splendid one, and represented the
.c,ne Of the STYLES. III an nsthctic point Of
view, that is, as seen through the eyes Of the
uilliner and modiste, it was worth studying,
but muslcally it was SO so, fully up to the
standard Of the Labitsky polka One couldn't
cx1uct convention Of butterflies and hum
ming birds TO be very classical; the sober old
robins and larks are less gaudy in plumagge,
but a trifc more musical.
The programme was unusually good and
unusually well performed. The andaute from
Becthovea's Second was finely rendered, aud
its great chords and poetic tones came thrill
Ing through the triHes of no1l1a and waltz
with wonderful power. Nj vurnherc,r,s
solo on the clnrionct created oui,c fi,ror
and the he2ty applause was well aescr,ed far
his fine execution Of the variations. p,l,+,-.e
effective transcription from stsadclla wos
p1aycd COT. anorx, aud we'll received. Aw,,-
from Strauss followed, and then with the en-
ticing melody and stately measures Of tue
Schiller March, we bid good bye to the Phil.
harmonic till next winter. The season Ii
cloEcd. We shall miss the horn and the futs
from their corners, and our dcmonstratIy'
friend of the trombone. Good bye symphony
biz fddles and little addles, Balatka an'
baton! The spring days are upon us; straw
berries, dog-st and country plc-nlcs. Ara
ninta may 1ay aside her lorgnette, and peg
tops shall no longer stand against the wal
We must wait patiently It'll the mclanchol
days are come"
LATER AND BETrEa.-sinee the above vi
fa.- ftfr =
, 1863-05-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending May 2, 1864.

The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Lire Hogs at the
various yards in the city during the past week, end
iuE to-day, compare as folIoWe:
, 1863-05-04

- F. E. Risby. 50 Randolph street, is selling
Papcr Hapginge nj lees than New York prices. at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most libernl terms apls5-1m+
, 1863-05-04

TIE pEsTAL 2aBEoeI1o.-The undersigned has
Ing i1nbroglio among bis colleagues in this city:
He tea,s that in the excitement and passion II
which they are likely to be plunged, they VIZ ios,
Get the interests Of their patrons, aud fail to do
{aeticc to the important business of. the p.o1es-
sion. Therefore would suggest to the coInmun'
ity generally, in view OF the above indications
thaF thcv phtronfze those dentata who do not man
ifest guarrcleome and meddlssonae spirit, but
nrcfcr rather to attend to thes legitimate dntics,
and make their crimcs tend to the good OF their
AZ the undersigned has no Intention OF being
dragged into any imbroglo, in which his brethren
uutIammeued services to the people Of Chicago
JACOB r. FELLEH7 Dentist,
1874 South Clark Street.
, 1863-05-04

-w,o.. thu o,vtv., of ,,e tons.,, schoon., r.
,.,."s..-. ~ - ~ ~. ,s-r,,.. r.ns,
Aaeh'. *h!ea asslseu nese yessssoas LUZ
eieseiaoa ". ~ ~ - H.p, 80. - 49,
'cs NV tAs' H,s. =. ~. -. - n..,. hn :. ss,s+
otf LIZ hups'4Hseloeaeo y. .e's ..,a.s
oraf, 80 tss, Io1 N fs,t h-cad,h hp. and
11x fret deem aud carries 2.toe bu corn Her ACCOM-
r,oao+,o1s sre t1ed nm Ia the nost ann,ovea str1e
mn. NIL her orks and rRgtue are designed for tbs sa.
sta,al As well a. the ornsmeuts1 Sc Is conmaaded
he Cant Kerr who ia long and fsyorably known In the
history OF nrr lake marine.
r. A new fore and aft schooner. called the Mou-
+,ne a-r,re a. This nort YESTERDAY from Osye9o On
hrr trn rhonrh mt a. ns in her linz a the
no,u1 .ra l.. pcve,the1ess notre yassa, heiun hrft
ao aaa ~, ~ aaa e.s,ss -, m ~
~ i'es a..a ~ ssn.i Tes.s ,e,1e nn, -
sr,n,e her - octs in the We,1aud Canal
cu.scyor srKAuxEs AND CoxxASpz1..-Capta.
Free Fabst has purchased an teress - iae steaasr
rn Ike Comet Tie suabeam i to rn betTesa
Gesgo ana G1s2d nsSsq y A. snn ne ~ ans.
tee, EhcaSo aud Two Rivers line. Milwaukee Sen
aaeh :. stated TINT the 1,,c,,,c and He,u-
haTEos viii not he orened until the oestnaos
NET II 9enrs xss to Be- aSe On tae New iosE
and Erie Canal. recdors that raslsstoa
"Li eooit'e4ee .e " 81 =" 80 . 49, - .ta
, 1863-05-04
a Home Regiment.


For some time past, several Of our proml-
nent business men have been agitating tho
subject Of the formation Of q city regiment
out Of the home companies. There are near
" enough companies here now to make q
regiment. True, in some Of them there arc
only about score Of men; but it is believed
that regimental organization would incite
that degree oteenthusiasm which would ccr~
tainly fill up the ranks,
A large sum Of money has already been
subscribed for the purpose of organizing and
cuuippfng the regiment, and the order for
equipments has been forwarded to New York
All the arrangements are not get completed,
but the work is SO far advanced, and
1t is in the hands Of such enterprising
men, that Te may safely calculate upon the
regiment Us a1lxed fact. The uniform has not
been decided upon, but tllatat present used by
the Ellsworth Zouayes is looked upon with
much favor. and will likely be adopted us tho
uniform Of the regiment.
The officers have not yet been chosen, but
it is asserted that John L. Hancock, Esq, Of
the Board Of Trade, is to be Colonel, and Capt.
E. L. Brand, Of the Ellsworth Xouavcs, Lieu
tenant Colonel. Col. Hancock will do credit
to the position, and with such man ut the
head, assisted By gentleman Of Capt. Branda
experience in military matters, as Lieutenant
Colonel, the regiment must win its way to
public favor.
Il is contemplated to push the organization
forward with al1 possible dispatch, and gil up
the regiment during the ensuing week With
this end in view, q meeting will be held in j
few days, due notice Of which will be given
| The respective companies will be provided
with halls and armories, and rcgimental drill
| xill be had at stated intervals.
, 1863-05-04

~ The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade cdrcatce 4boye for business, and prepares
them to enpnort themselves. apa6,2w
, 1863-05-04

Go TO THE BEer--Go TO BRYANT & S1KArrcS's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE, TO get thorough
sataftfca1 huainnas CilncAtfQn
, 1863-05-04

Spxc1A1, NOTICE TO TIE JounSETNEs PANT
Ers or CnlcAGo.-Thc notice that yon zee in the
St. Louis papers to the effect that there are
.'Joure wanted In this city Il all ruset for atthe
present time there are Painters In this city that are
wing idle, with no work, and all on account Of
few 7yrants trying to rule the Journcyncn Paint
erer Association Of st. Lonis.
my4-4t By Order OF the Association.
, 1863-05-04
fnnururatfon Of City Officers.

The RECORDERS Court will be opened this
morning at 10 o'clock for the Inauguration Of
tb, new Judge and the approvalo the Clerks
bonds.
Al clock this afternoon Mayor Sherman
will bc lnaugurated, in the Council chamber,
and deliver the Inaugural Address, which Mr.. !
Shcahan Of the Pst has written for him. 1t |
is said 10 be IN Sheatan's hest style, hc hay |
Ing put forth his handsomest effort to gain |
the city printing thereby. It is reported to
be eyen better than his yeto message.
The Clerical Imbroglfo.
No session Of the Star Chamber was hela OIL
Saturday, the various clergymen cornP,.sns
the court being compelled to 1eaye the c'l5 W
oflcinte in their respective parishes. q q wau ,
perous leak l,as been discovered IN the unlteu
States circnit Court rooms, and the Bishop
has once more ordered the concern paeA W
inlet. The ca1ayan will leave on tne nrss
train. Monday morning, the scssion commene-
;,o at If o'clock. The Bishop Is thoroughly
CONVINCED that his little tin box is not as safe
here as at Joliet. Extra precautions have been
taken In the City Of Rocks to prevent the leak.
The old gas burners have been put on, and the
windows have beentightly wadded. The door
keepers hare been freshly cautioned, and the
reporters, it is understood, will be sent to the
la.ge stone hotel kept By sam Casey. inc
Bishop still keeps his offer open to furnish the
| renortcrs with such matter rs he shah deem
proper to be published. This, however,
yould subject them to the charge Of publish
| ine carbled statements and they have there
| fore dcclin I'd the kindness.
It is candidly expected that the curtain will
fall upon the farce this week, if the bottom
does not fall out Of ITSELF The lawyerF, how
ever, seem determined to see the thing out
and say they haYe enlisted for the war. One
Of them, to our certain knowledge, has eass
Of some importance set for the September
term, and 1t is quite probable he will consent
to submit the Imbrog1io before dog days.
The tycoon is in bad spirits over the unsuc
cessful result Of his attempt to introduce goos
morals into Chicago circles, and VIC under
stand declares that if the "Colby investiga
ton" WAS not so fully defunct, he would re
viye 1t as 4 sort Of counter irritant. Mr, an
Mrs. Everett have gone home to Cleveland
The latter's health is very feeble, and thi
course was absolutely necessary. It is ez
pccted that a commission Of one counsel fror
each eide will depart soon for the Forest City
for the purpose Of concluding her cross-cs
animation There is rumor current tha
3lcvlckcr is preparing the 1mbroglio for th
stage. Great will be the farcial attractions {
the piece. That "leak" will be exhibited
, its native purity, and the original tin box Wit
its s'double locks'' has been secured as G
: additional attraction.
, 1863-05-04

ALA1Sois SESTRAI LAND SA1es.-Dur1ug
the past week, tho business Of the Eand De-
partment Of the Illinois Central Railroad was
unusually brisk, and although tho Offices were
closed on Thursday, the Gales Of the xeel
amounted to seventy, Us follows: Forty.two
forty acre lots; nineteen eighties; ono one
hundred and twenty; sir one hundred and
sixties and two three hundred and twenties,
The large proportion Of SMALL lots taken is q
fayorablin OF the settlement Of the country
by permanent farmers.
, 1863-05-04

RonnEp.-A servant in the fremont, named
Stephen Doc, was robbed last night Of wal
let containing $ll.s5. The expert thief TOOK
it from beneath Docs pillow without arous-
ing him.
, 1863-05-04

Increase. e................ S45, 336 %
Corrected earnings for the previous mo $l:9a2s.oo
, 1863-05-04

Il will be readily seen that these gentlemen
are among our heaviest merchants, and can
themselves influence large amount Of busi-
ness to the new organization We consider
the auspices nnder which the " Merchants
starts out as most favorable; and If the proper
selection Of Secretary is made, there can be
no doubt Of full success