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he DID NOT WANT Hm.

AR A|AS NVA "AHA xA4HAA
TIC New York World professes to be @
highly moral, respectable and quasi. religious
sheet, and Jet 1t can beat the old Ssss.ic
or any other copperhcsd paper in Gotham
In telling cool, unblushing Galsehood. Take
the following sample for instance;
II the caEpaisn tails It viii be because Gcn.
GIaut hos becR lnterfetcd with.
Hc asked that Gen. Mcclellan might bc brought
back 70 the Army Of tho Potomac. which woail
add htty per cent to Its effective strength His
Gen. Giant made no such request. On tho
contrary, the very f1rst step that he took
siter assuming command Of tho Potomac
army was to purge 1t Of the Mcclellan clique
Of officers who had almost ruined It. Ho
! did not dare to cntrust hlmsclfls their hands
! He was resolved to escape the fate Of Pope,
! Burnside and Hooker, whom they aaeridced,
, and Mcadc, whom they crippled aad
thwaxtcd. After he had rid tho army OF
McClellanism, and placed tho corps and
divisions under the charge Of fighting gen
erals, and surrounded himself with faithful
and trustworthy staff, he commenced his
grand campaign
In taking command Of the Potomac army
he intended to fight desperately. to hurt the
rebels to thu utmost extent in his power: to
crush and destroy the rebellion by Erapeahot
md baysncts; and end the Wat thin campaign
If within human power. Hcnca he had no
use for Mcclellan. or any Of bis style OF
efacefs. He could never trust copperhs.ds
to lead soldiers against their "de.r Southern
brethercn." He made no such mistake.
Grant understands human nature. In all
North America there II perhsps NO man who
20 profoundly despiaes = coppcrhead ~
Gen. Grant.
, 1864-06-19

TH8 PR0HInFTION OF SLAy8RY,
The proposed amendment to ths Constitu-
tton, prohibiting slavery in all tn Statss. has
failed In the House, as was feared It might;
though 1t was passed by handsome vot, in
the Senate some dme since.
The present Houss Of Reprcse ntatiyss WA
elected at tue close Of AsClellaa's fztilo cam.
paiEns In 1861, when the nation waa badly
discouraged at the want Of progress IL the
war, and in consequence it Ia badly Infected
with Copperhe&da Of different shades, In
such a House IT mas too mxch, perhaps, to
expect vote Of two-thirds for any bill which
locked to the destruction Of this institution.
by which the Democratic party has bsen 30
long fed, and on which the hspos Of such a.
Cling to tho name still have for It's existcacs.
1t remains to be seen how much If proflt
The faction which sets up for the Democracy
will gain hJ this defeat Of this great measure
1t will. OF certainty, draw the linz bstwoen
them and the loyal part Of tbs nation more
broadly, and enable all to SOC more dIstisct-
y their true position. 1fthere il Anythln.
In which the Union people are fast coming
to Al agreement, not only ~ to the and to b.
reached, bnt Is to the means Of reaching it.
1t Is in regard to slavery. Their declaration
: Us that it is to be destroyed. And that being
once settled in the mind of tho natIon, no
mode Of reaching the end could possibly pre-
sent itself less liable to objection, or more
fully sommcndins Itself to cautious minds.
AZ well rs Others, than this Amendment Il
was constitutional It was loyal. Tho act
only went 10 far a. to submit tho question
to tho lesftlatures Of The States, three
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,REfS@AA-1u mors limit: d supply. Win = faIr
oemsa4, sale tn-@Ay 70 - At Sc s.
natkst, : orlees rule shade 1Euet. On Rio we motto
~ 4osAecs cf1s % previous qAstattoas. Ne
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tcalEn demand aad prices are nfmer with slight up
@ @Wasd tende.oy stoek1 aEa Eenerally very lo., and
tsrIemSno ana hrm 1t proylsus quotations FoK1!aJ
F8Ulrs-AAE1et in falr supply and Ycrr am II ~
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
{Frozz tds n. r. 1ndtpendont.l
N'wun%nt~ Rvrr1vo fcn. .ees

. CdttoH Roed1 have III 1cfEone . further advance.
md eptnneF1 meet with encouragement 10 CONTINUE
the manolsesn a. TIC enormous price to which t
s9Is. go to li tn pr II 1eek
The 3obbers xrc buying freely but esa hardly ootsin
iaA s9ppiJ q htape goods Thers y an actre do
laAHd lot pf1nt1 At ka k0T3lc%. GnEA4mx arc muck
wanted pEills Ate actirs. bfoHn and beachsd sheet
lnka ana ara veFS briaf and al receipts are
Tendily placed IN wootene thers Ia brtsk teuspd
ioS 7he etock Of spring styles IS low, aad
beng eeAFed At foa prices, II Wow Ut riso next
nnder ~ axttvo demand. F1anntls active FOREIGN
Eoods are dull. The large arrlyals are passing into
the high prices aaked, frtces are noml,s!: Therr,
oI coufte no ssesaufo - SELL The coasumoklo3 Of
fnK only n appearancs. f.. sais ID always The
aai. u not fne aeas sossoa q tho JeaEs and r1any
eseh.ngs ~ enable the tMportsdoas reoot7ea. IND
- preecat u bSnd - b plAced the market ID tha
fall Il price ~hifh w,lf en.blo consu zaers 10 buy
Thttt is apparently NO fcxr eatettAined but that ds
mAnd WIN psore eYcntnAlly t1lly equal to tho E1pnY
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lFron the Dsscnpsrs u.1ctte, Juno 1s.1

lfToE inc davenport Gaxcttc, Juno 16.1
an alarm or arc Was sounded, which wa
foxnd to proceed IRON the Rock Island
i Bridge, aud In q fuw moments q dense
column Of black smoke fillod the air, Hhile
the fiames bursting forth with great raridIsy
soon envelopcd tho whole arch of tho draw.
Z, Tho fire department WA promptly on hand.
and rendered valuable Asaiktanco In sayinc
the main struc:urc. About quarter to fonr
O'Clock, tho draw fell inte the river with a
g5eat craah, aud the nlnss Of burning wood
work and iron, foated below the pier about
one hundred yarda and lodged In the channel.
Meanwhile the flames Increased in furT and
soon the whole wood work Of the pier With
the Wntchnsnfs houEc was cnvcloptd In ilro,
The workmen on tho bridge, aided By sho
citizens, kept the fire from communie atipr
with tho mAi1 structure BY great e1srtions,
Some OF the furniture. clothing aud books
of the Waterman were saved and carripd
into the Railroad Depot.
!, Tho ferry boat Rock Island, upon tho
breaking out Of the fire came promptly orer
and Capt Robinson offered tho use OF his
boat for tho transportation OF 6rczlca aud
their engines to the disaster, but from the
nature Of the situation It Maa OF no avail.
Ererything WAS done both By the frcmen
ana citizens to eavc tho splendid structure,
which theJ finally succeeded In accomplish
Ing.
There arc conflicting reports a. to tho
origin OF the lire. Iho m O6t fe2siblo one
Btcnls to ba that 1t was occasfoncd By tbs
sparks OF the steamer Davenport which had
Just past through the draw previous to the
alarm. We were told that Thomas ", Nc
Clclland, Esq, ard another man, wcrc on
the bridge on their way from Rock H.
land oTor on this slide, and waited until
the Davenport passed through, aud whcn
the draw swung back they crossed oYer au1
had got Just beyond the draw whom the alarm
was given. The hames proceeded from the
watchman's house on the south aide Of the
bridge pier, and when the alarm was given the
draw Was at once detached from this bridge
It eeemeas II 1t might hayo been extinsuished
II tskcn In time, "a there were tubs Of water
convenient It Is verT singular. too, tnst It
should have burst forth In such strength 80
coon Riter the Davenport passed up. So
many reports arc In circulation that II Is dit
lcult to get at tho truth Of tho case. The
weather being excessively dry, and the wind
blowing up the ziyer, no doubt accelerated
Its distinction. 49,.
This nre will prove = serious iuconyeu1-
ence to the Rock Island Railroad COMPANY.
- well es to tho travelling public: brt va
lessn steps will be Immediately t.ken 10 re-
pair the damages. Tho telegraph wircs urc
down, but thoy wiu probably be replaccd
and In working order to-day.
Tho bridge cost some $S5o, 900, and the
draw part, which was totally consumed, Is
said to have cost ovcr $10o,0 there being
Nh Immense amount Of work upon it. We
did not learn whether It was insu1ed or not,
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tCsercsper dc1oa Of ths n. 7. World I

+ .cW. ..,1x,rnx ~" ~ !,..
i Tba 1.s+ ,,~,x,tn ndyicc1 .ueni, DeaS -, 1se1.
I|Richmond rtnrfscu. Si:nrrs, Tso',sI Tc.. 1na
ibcen rnr,,,ist,i. tator ~ s,-n,i paf.aa
moyemrrf ot tfs T1a;nn 5orr.s PFC tnz ~ tse sae
| JemtsNon a,ant f,r mbi.s To- 'e"atn % .ao a
ways u,cna7td n. hnns Wss that ga Hns ~ n4 a3
would remain on tho chleka6eminy,a H. and isa. d..
End,,cn ci'snra s nfh..s hsninn r", ~ ihis
! caicn1.tia". gTth. u rsh.1 Ie,3sS, "Psst AZ me
foreed ~ ~ ~ ~ -, S;. ue nas psen
tnnennssg gsH h,' " ~ ~ aaa 70
Thia sT1i.,n Ite i1 ~ our usS traoes s
! = p1aluo WY w t1ooPs AAVe been
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pAEzs, Friday, Juno 8, 1854.
Alter short period Of inaetion, Wo have
again tidipga BY the North American down to
tho 2Ist u1t- WA learn that Grant has oaea
!. more hurled himself with unayins deter
mination against the rebel army, and no
learn, also, the important announcement
made BY Mr. Stanton that the Federal forces
have been strengthened by the addition of
5000 veteran troops. Ne hope, therefore.
soon to- receive moro daclaiye intelligence.
and to hear that = further advance has been
made On the road to Richmond. MoanThi1.
the extraordinary excitement created horo bY
late events ln America has had time to sub.
side little and people await with aome de-
gree Of patience for the further progrrss OF
tins trmendous, and, tt is to bo hoped, fiual
Franco Is soon ebout to attach herself BY
euothcr link Of connection with the United
statcs. The inauguration Of tho now lines
o. iortnighsly Packets between Hayre and
Nsw York is aIcd to take flaec On the 18TH
msI, wnen the g General en- Trans Atlantic COM
and $50 horse power. viii sail nom tho for.
mer port. This will ba the third line of
French trahs- Atlantic service brought into
operatlon within tho last few years, those to
the 'bra5ils and Mexico being already In ~.
Nsity. Tho ennsidy granted By the govern.
;no .Sti'oat w. 10 EIsaes can oe set 60
1,d5r1 1919 ~. n,,iii assstansol Is 6Arge,
nhnyc ,'oa. t.t .ou ~ n'aaoas Of francs IN tue
aooso .s,,! nneei WI ing conditions arc also e1-
~ 4sty saNs neaa ~ sesatas INC postal service,
aT;,t. SInssyatnee Wy ta Q. troops and government
shaea ann sne po"efs eaTen to impreas all
siEs neAe =, IesssIs lnso INC public service In
s.ent VI n.rss.ttv MM OF eEea Yen any other ",
6r thr Nov Y"rS ,,a - IN tae epeca
or hefa1sn.na' nna T. t. onttaaly n.,t ae,eaiaeo
- 10 nno.s ~ nonc Ihc Brazil line Is prov
THE R,t.f.b Seotn1 eo,ao.t., aug entsatens 10
ton tnns ~ o. .t1tou tlag W tne sts-
esnc ers nrsfer ta;nt =, 1sn un naJ Gusasa pas
stess nf sonthsrn.S !"uusa s at polosau1 IN,
;on1nev thro1@h earaa nnh ~ "ahIng sne tnna
IN scc1nnt ofttho so sa1ay ~ saunnJ. soiely
md esnecis'3. n snoassa .no saPe,of aeeommoaauon
Erc,'c4 ~ s1Pet1or or cuisine on BOARD me
KsM1ine ai,honat 11 hns,;t. ;sau a.uo, from 81.
Ataout;u nasliy inansufated nt-
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from Tie South, is chiefly Of interest IS
shoWins not only the unabated vlgor with
which the Government Of Peru is putting it.
self in An attitude to repel the thre ltened
attack on It's Independence by Spain, but
also the spirit Of enthuaiasm with which the
sitter Repnbltcs hare taken up the cause OF
Peru- Troops are being raised aud drilled
au over the country. Peruvian agents h.yc
been sent Is far Al California to procure the
material Of War; IN iroa-clad is In proccss
Of construction at csslao, and at that place
important deiensive works arc in course OF
construction. Tbs United statea Of Colnu1.
bin. formally declare that they wlll mako
common cause With. Porn. IN .Valparalso
the authorities have forbidden the exports
tlon Of proyi.ioEa, Goals, &c, for the Soan.
ish feet in the Pacific: and the Government
had Elso ut IN embargo On vessel With q
large quentlsy of powder on board. SID
posed to bs for Admiral Pin:on'e aoeE ET-
er.There, indeed, tae excitement and the
enthusiasm on behalf OF Peru WIS Iutcuse,
Even thing betokencd an earJ retreat BY the
Spaniah agcnte from their present dangerous
ald unterablc ground--E 7. TDacs.
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&aukhtHs eoie-..-fka 81
d2TrNe, = D...- lsS3 g
KIP, No. i, mo<t1.
um.....r.. 9l-EA91 ~
Kip, No. ! he&U N3 IS
@Es E1H1...... tBA3s.Qs
FreEch EN, 11t
! ehuoe....,....l lp@.Do
French Gait, n
os............-. Z 1naIcv
French Gait. u
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IL
With large aRd Increased demand for khe eastern
tvity IN this market thrau hout the veek Tho hlxs
priees sbtAtned the previous week have beca ex.
ceedod Ssdwe nots Al lncfe1ae 1pon our quo1stiops
oflast Saturday evening Of 40 o1 nedlzm u cxsfa
grades.
Ths following arc tAs slos'ns quotations OF Sho
market thta evening. and conpAsed WITH 1.za weak
.~,.. . otos1na fRlozs.
..-...,...... This WEAK. List Wax
fiS9s 70 = sS1 aTs s11ss3:s ssats
Conmsa to NsdiuM.......... s.79e.15 5Ws9,s9
SATURDAY Ev1xtKa, Juae 18.-There IL thla In or.
teat whilst the psicss OF Bssf Cattle are declining
thsss Of Hoks arc Ady&nsing. Nhsu tho naxiuuua
ratio shall hava been 1eashed 1t would ba dnlcu1s 10
deternfae, ~ from .hs experience ct tho past fsxr
months, ws dad that high pr1sss form tho ruo aud
low onsa tht exception This much howevsr II clear
that - long ~ tho large markets sf the Normcra
ststss Nhese supplies are vary largely drawn from
ttla market, ilcseA to MAINTAIN high ratcy 1ust
70 long will tAey prevail Oar ely packers nale
nesA start this spring. but thoy Tired and gave
over probably thinking that TO paok pork At peaent
pz1ses vasA dangerous pEscsce.
The receipts OF tbs past WEAK haye in nolnt ef
quaty bean better than Ais aversse, and ceas1.tod
almost entirely Of primo to extra csrn.fed hogs,
sush qualities ~ We wore Informed Sons two or
three months since. had altogether disappeared with
ths muck talked Of short crop" AZ any rats the
sucseedlrg crsp hxa far been ye.y prolific pae,
fnrnshng d. up to ths prosan time With A uspre-
csdented supBly foz tho months between MAsah and
Jnly.
Ofthe eutfrs resetpts OF he week there are few.
an53 rtmafaBc oves this evening un,old, sad from
Ill appearances 1t u evident that oven larger aop-
ply would readily hass been disposed Of Tic To-
tai nunoer Of stles made edes nnouatx to 15sf
hogs as s7as2sA5. but principally at ss.oeSs.ss .
10 ns.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


! r bA1E1sAT RTNus. 5u1A Is. l9s4
1he week naa oesA oAs OF tenasfA able naanst
activity. probably uovss exceeded ia the nislorr of
Chlra9e' To-Day mara u xeshtng now to nota Ths
demand TOT "sHsJ IL jult pr asteot q 1t xay
tIe.fess day. notwithstanding the eou.derahle de-
e:!re IN Tho price ot wheat. Fortunately for leS,,l
n1to ooffo wets the sanfeFs have a1 Abue % Of
'1osey On hand ard oaa sEpriy a1l they teo4.
Exchange rules closer to-day. without change tn
eoota'ioss-A discount buyiog; par sslAnx, TAesu
have hardly been saJ sales to-day und.r uaaa
prices.
ao1e. sircs gambling tn Il hsa hesa fnsde crime.
tss siswly ceelined the 1atss stxtio1 being 115
Only TWO psIces ~eFs telaSraphe& to-A4y: At
;. H. 1sSx: II, 195, No other dispatcher hayn hcu
teet.ved Hses the narkas At New Yeak r.tsa-tas.
NtAt ol the pSIcA made At this are to m cde.,
from Aort se1lers and iHpoksHs.- Silver Qu1et Aut
fzm &t1ss8is5.
;CLxEK1ANp AHp ToLxpo RAIL4oAp-Arx0A,.
NEss1sa.-1ae annual meeting Of the stock, o1der.
Of the Cleveland kod Tolsdo Railroad VIA ae1d on
'he 18th Inst, ut Cleveland. Tbs following reaue
ut1 were elected Directors Of tho Compaay:
2. y. nasner, New York. 7. 2. Handy. Cleveland.
4. :. narne1. New orks Jsmes Mason. clcyeiaaa.
satf SSsss siS hhSses essa
4ota Gardner, horEslE-
Tho Cleveland Herald sayb:
La tho censtxaesson Of the neg Board Of D!reesors
Ths nav Board il unaerstood 2 be Of do Gishlsan
Southern ,ntefett whilst the old eoszt wsa naofe d.
Ino cement WI. I t. uadeF.tood 1yor tss
poney Of klyis4 the A.lsn.;s snd g Gfess Wtstefa
TIC indneemen1 for thkt coup.n1 to seek Gficsxo
qe.a = m5sp. e. F' f On tia Fort
Alta meeting sf tie Bos:d Of Dlreeeors tho saue
cssnnnx. the following general ocers wcza elected
:Tre&ident-John Gardiner:
;sepes,atseaa.aiNL. sss 1aa IT. 5. Enefef: 1
From the rerort Of tho President we gathef tnn fo
loving itens:
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1o'al..-.-....-... 80 1H LEO 38 II
In addition to the above, Rhode Island
cast Q votcs for Burnside, Massachusetts, 9
votes for Holt, Nebraska l vote for King,
and Oregon votes for Colfax. - :.
Before the announcement of tho votc,
most Of the States changed to johnson, and
the .sote was announced, johnson 100, Dick
tnson II, Hamlin 9. The vote Of the Illinois
delegation for Haulin did not By. any means
represent tho wishes Of tho people Of this
State, but on the other hand Was In ut-
Ter disregard Of them. Niuety-nine Of every
hundred Republicans preferred Andy John.
son for Vice Preeidcnt; Hamlln L very
Of tho masaeA Of our people a. Johnson.' -
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14fA.
An Immense Union ratification NEE TIM VIA
held ut New York On Wednesday cyealnclas
ut which Linesln and johnson were most en-
Enthusiastically endorsed. Coopar Institute
1sA hlled to oyeraowing, and the general
tone Of tie meeting was . most auso1ciosx
omen fer November. Speeches were mad,
by Aessrs. c. =. Spencer and Henry ]. Raw
nond, e1-Gov. Wright, Of Ind, Hon. Horace
Maynard, Of Tennessee, and Hon. 8. Nat-
theNs, Of Maryland. Durisg tho meottar
the following letter from Secretary Seward
was tead:
WAsnNGroH, June It, 1851.
cdaa. 8. srsace. Esq., New York:
D1Ah 31n: YouE Invitation to the ratification
ttae*Nng 4 rsosivea. did not TAIL to coms up IN
freedom In 1S4s, ls5a, 1855 ana 1850, shsil not
iall to Como mp n time, Ii wanted in 1854 Hut il
- net NOW certain that ehal bo wanted ut nj. and
am sure thst am not wanted yet. 30 lar d IN
exprnsaioa Of 1ny corcurrsace IN the poninations
and platform is concerned, svsrybody know that
substantially, Was committed in detxil 10 ali that
tho convention has now done, long before dds
eets Mas chosen. and eyen long before tbs con7e1-
tlon ftsef MAS called. The secret Of the succsss
u ths eonyontion H. that ths American pconle M
wise, true and liberty loving and humanc rst,oa,
ano, being such, It could, uAdcr the existing cir
,;smsnnees. ~; Do nothing, and ssy nothing, more O.,
lees, than just what the convention has now spe-
Een II ~ name, and has recommended raali BE
done. FoE the present lot the people aend man
sud supplies to the National arInies IN tho teld
pas ne .h9s ;bo 1he TO + ont on the
eon and Johnson, At The close Of snceossful cam
pai8ns will then speak sbe peoples Decision. th.t
t.a,sfy s5s pes1ahed and taak tie American dnien
..ns IN F' very respectfully {ogE sHs4'sqt ssN
, 1864-06-19

Fremont and VnlInnaIeham.
The suggestion ne made some n onshs ago.
shat Fremont and Vallandisham was thu
ticket for TITO opposition this fall, seems to
be growing in favor. The following VIC clip
from the copperhe.d organ in New York:
GEN. SkEMoar's POSITION.
..... NV Tonx. Juno u, 1854.
To the Editor ortho New York EeHs:
;, You have designated Gen. Fremont n tbs can
tli!c be has to the apEehktlsn. There is nothing
III his letter Of acceptance that advocates tho nros
ecntioA oftho Har. d. not know what Gcperal
tfemphte uaeEp<eesed opinions naAy be. but 10
14r - he expressed himself In re1ation to his po-
N,tcn a. candidate, can ind nothing to inlI-
eatc tnae no taFors armed coertion. Ho comea
nsaff the pezee doctrine than Governor Seymour
did wheA ha was nominated. Al FIR a. naY OBJ
te13aeon gees, there has beeo no candidate before
more prosr.stJ claim the support OF tha peace
clement,
II | nm to vote to defcat Abraham Lincoln. aaa
not fer pruc1ple, l think Gen. Fremont In the
most available man. Ho IL tho frat ono that
has had ths merul courage 10 drop the ssuseless
appeal for hvlgcsous prosecution Of hostiitfes.
and be has tho strongest clc.aants to dotoat ths
we Must eac7lacc principle socHro she deioat 81
ABRAHAM L1eoiu, &c can cort1fnly poll mora
ystcs by uniting on Fremont lhan VIC can br psk
FsAos DzxsunAcr.
As for tho tail Of the ticket, Ii ValAndis-
han, attends tho Chicago Convention, It viii
be necessary to nominate him for Yice.P .Psesl-
dent.
, 1864-06-19

SATURDAY AvxSINo, Juze 1s, lsf
IuMDHR-Receiptey yesterday ~. 30 fset. 4 1T
tie Improvement IN tbs supply has somewhat iu-
proved she APPEARANCE Of ths market toay, yes the
present Esccpts unost inadequate for tho
requirements Of tho Market aud prices rue CORES.
poodinslJ frm With strong mp ward tsodency. This
II especially seen IN all boster class lumber.
8HfHlLEs-Recelpts Yesterday oso.boo. MARKET
very active with most inadequate supply. Nosos1y
has the .dvaneo Of &c conceded yesterday btea fuy
srstaincd. but aese u atll strong upward tc1daacy
In tho market. - ,,
j LATH-Rece1p.s yestezdsy se,o,, pea. Market 40
nre with small supply. Prices frn md unchanged.
uA1Qo sALKa TO DAT.
Cargo sehr Ardent, nom Kalamazoo, sold By
Morton, u, ~ feat fair lumber, eneth1rd strips rest
Eixcd. at e1s.asks cargo sehr Illinois, from Trues
de1lA Mills, Aaskegen, so1d by Morton, IS 90 faet
lumber, fair qualify, ena-half st1ps at $500; casyo
scht Warrea, rom Black Lake. sold ny QAr.ick,
80 feet common mixed umher, oueha1f strips At
III; cAsgo schf AAhtabula, from Grand River, sold
By Ga,rtef, aaco feos mixed lumber, second cleAr,
shout - 0oo feet at ha1anc. twoshirds strps
It t1s %; cargo fchr Defeit from NusScgon, uar.
MaI*ells na1. fset lumber. stteeqraztcrs strips,
ist slsIo; cargo George Foster. FROM s1uskesoa.
ato feet lumber. oae half stsps. at &tasa; cargo
Helen Kent. from Grand Haven, sold BY .Htph d
Fuller, & feet dry lumber, threaquartess str1ps
1t 319 70: cargo sehr No<therncE, from kalamazoo,
sold By Houkhtelliax. sacoo fest LUMBER on%hslf
at11ps, se1c clear 1t 33t.te.
, 1864-06-19

E A letter from St. Petersburg ltates
that the telegraph intended to place the old
and new worlds In communication by way Of
Behring's straits is not only decided on, but
is actually In course Of execution, all the
difficulties, both monetary aud International
having bean aurmornted. :.
, 1864-06-19

A1U st"f oHiSH TFadBHdf1af10a U9eapAnYs
This Company have Just csumcscad running their
new cars. with patent Wheels which enable tAeu to
carry freight from Chicago the sesboard, without
breaking bulk. Tho difficulties hitherto experienced
in the freight busneas, owing to tho different Ruages
On the Eoads running Com this city to New Tork md
Phlladelshsa. aro avoided. By The construction OF
wheels that may be sdspted 10 ary xuage, an4 all
the delays by loading, unloading, and damages ac-
cruing. will thus bo done away with. On Thursday,
the 1rst Ho!1 Of those aEtrcd By the Pttsbur9
aud Fort Wayne Railroad. and every day sincs theT
have been arvinx and departing with kreat regular
fJ. Fer fast freight 1iar thfa inproveeat must b
great beuent to the business community. Geo.
Aoer1de. ESQ, II the agent for the po In this city,
, 1864-06-19

sHhEP.-A largo Qusn'isy Of stock shee9 AID
lAmes havel pissed through during tho week on ao-
count OF western thtep farmers. tbs seles Of which
being on contzsct do aot appear In our Lists rhe
sccepia oftAt sheep hAva been limited, and Prices
have ruled tolef1oly nrn At t5soa6os for yc1tA
fkt1 demand.
, 1864-06-19

rrelghts ara dull and rasts favor the shipper. Tbs
rnEsEenaents to Ltyerpoo1 are 400 br1s Hour at Il;
ise1 ~ EheAt e 2s0sd, IA bulk and ahtp'a bags:
IA d a9d q trns lsfa ~ l2tsd Loadoa- oss bts
To nAvre-5s tnna talioW At I'd = .. 70 Rcome1-
10 tres 1ald at lTpfd.
, 1864-06-19

: ~ The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don 1anss hears that txo 'dclegases-sno
civil, the ether militny-haye BEEN sent BY
the French Government t. America, for the
purpose OF a5certainiag the rea1 state md
prospects, of tho be1ligerents, and to report
thereon to ,the Emperor: II: Is, also stated
, 1864-06-19
NJ a r I N II LIS
PORT OF CHICAGO,

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