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The New York herald., 1864-05-16
1nE DRAFT POSTPONED.
TWELVE HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS

having been determined that the city of New York
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
in It's under the Presidents call Tor 2N
the draft ha been postponed for few days. in order
able the hling Of the quota II pos ble, bv volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee appeal 70 the
patriotism oil the citizens of this county 10 aid them
raising the twelve hundred and seventeen needed
thus the county from the misfortune Of draft.
The County Volunteer Committee will the following
bountes until further notice. -
FOR ARMY RECRUITS $500
FOR MARINES .-..........................N 800
FOR NAVAL. RRCRIIiTS FOR THREE YEARS.. 800
FOX NAVAL RECRIITS FOR TWO YEARS ....... 200
FOR NAVAL RRCRItITS FOR ONE 100
county premium of $40 will alss be paid TOR bringing an
recruit this Office. In addition to the government
premium of $40 and county premium Of SO VIII be paid
for bringing naval recruit.
rally TO from the impending draft
u. GODFREY 1UNrHER, Mayor
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
ELIJAH r. uRDY Supervisor.
ORlSON BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. Supervisor.
WILLIAM X. STEWART Supervisor
GEORGE OPDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
ORISON BLUNT,
Chairman.
NEw YoRI May II, 1864.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A ATTRACTIVE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
4uO CASES
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS
THIS DAY (MONDAYl. MAY l6.

AT IL O'CLOCK.
OUR SALE THIS DAY INCLUDES AN UNUSUALLY
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF STRICTLY DESIRABLE
GOODS. AND is PARTICULARLY WELL WORTHY
THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
CATALOGUES AND GOODS NOW READY.
WIN. TOrPING h CO.. AUCTIONEERS
NOS. gAND VI PARK PLACE:
AND NO. MURRAY STREET.
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Il AND
MARINE CORPS.
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OFFICE. NEW BUILDINGS,
CORNER CHAMBERS STREET AND BROADWAY.
FIVE THOUSAND RBCRulTs WANTED
FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND $780,
CASH DOWN FOR SAILORS.
AND -

The United States authorities having in order h up
sSs 1Ss sx or 1n Sa SranSS e se and ~
recruits for ne ne NSs and Mar ne corps shan c eoGned
II ihey were recruit, for the army. the co1py
tie Says aud Marine corps iollowna boGny cls6
down upon 2clns duly mustered into ,hc service ,o
when snlis,ns lor ,lan year navy ..
RNy NsiH rtRs nRINGISG KEcRiiir roR TnE
0h'ps PAY o or THE uSiiTHp STATES MARINE 'cosrs
F,s,or orderly se1sesns ;, per month.
ppnnmmers DpSsnrs aud is ~ so so
Pnvaes at Navy Yiaid....... i % %.
seamsa ava ordinary seamen who wiii be shipped for
'es WI rsse sa n "adt on to The above S9nnS .
Tue rates Of follows
First class hfemsn 80 per month
second ue. .t 'ttt...s..'s'.s.'s.s''.'.... ~ 20
Ordinary scan,en " "'.'...................... Il do
IanAsmen " 90
hoy. wi asen unle.. tney arcio y..rsCr sSs.
ou 10 GOOD health and not below feet inches 10 hesps
The couaty bounty the three months advance ray
p's Of The to rbs sUs bs ey recruits % as
All nced,ui information can bc obtained by applying a.
sma sworn IN rsnt ~ ~ % e q, ss sna can which
are the only ones authorized bs the Nau Depar,meniin
recruits thus enlisted aud receiving the boun,es afore
said vi be crsdiedo the quota Of the city and county Of
No q Cherry street.
LIEUT. coMs J MCLEOD x1RPhY, u.ss.
ACTING MASTER JOHN ". ecfs. u n,
CAPT A. N. BRsvooRr, U. 8. Marine cosss
EDWARD P. AEEKER, un.sa s..,s: x.sIus. Corps
G. GODFREY GuNTHER, Mavor
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller.
ORlstN BLUNT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM N, TWEED, Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
ELlJiH y. rURDY, Supervisor
GEORGE oPDyKE, Auxiliary Member
County vounteer Committed
-. -. ORISoN RIuNr. Chairman.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

-
MILITARY AND NAVAL.
.,>...c-
EXTRA CASH BOUNTY ABOVE THE REGULAR
N bounties will be paid 10 three sound men at the Army
and Navy Claim oince. '63 Fulton street.
-r.Dor ,rry, ~, !, xmy =, ,,r,, >,p,c vor,, ,.y
III nj no no tm we, e. @ - % iohh -
- ary-Avou .ne oIalt ooys rev eoou men wshtcn,
.vi nsu on.rrs' eAns'crs, nleI Hnu .cn
lamp NJ saratoga. oound fikicst
pau BOYS ionS"n ior brokers anu runners Last
chanee Ca oeiore r M at % Centre street. near Pearl
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS AND OFFICERS
L AND THEIR RELATIVES
by request friends .n the service we have
connected business the collection OF
BOUNTIES HACK pay PENsIONS 40
Sot .. van Suren naVing oeen 1enera, ~
~, ~ ~ h @ c na ~, ~ ~ ~
aris VIII M nc ,n, -, % a hsnas. ~"
l ~ 10 10 i ~ o"n"osn en'
~ .n VA "a @ IN. Irni,od
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HENRY H. HERTs, JR, AuCrioNEER,
III WILL SELL ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~ 1864
At l0tg O'Clock. at the sa acsr0om 1913 Broadway,
PEREMPTORY REcEtvEKs SALE
BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
ELEGANT DIAMOND JEwELRy
SUPERB klGiiTREN CARR GOLD LkwRLRY
FINE GOLD AND sII.ER WATCHES,
LARGE LOT OF FINE ENGLISH WATCH MOVE
MENTS. SC, -
Being entire stock valued Al over 5000
TO BB SOLD POSITIVELY, WITHOUT kEshnNs
The comprises part iarge ot VI cluster anu
single stone Diamond Pms Gro ss Rings, Bar KNOBS,
suds Sc also about 0oO dws 0f soid " carat Rsd Nsck
Vest aud Cbatcsne Chain large assortment of sold Is
carat old ewery OF desc ption about 100 very lne
auality English Watch hoyemenus
lsrr. lin, Of gold and silver hunting and open faced
watches ny CO cbrated makers
aocARArs Looss IiAMoHps. &C, Ac
the parcuar of the trade called 10 this sale,
hepc offered ct auction In severa years
Catalogues viii be ready on Tuesday Hthe onee Of the
auctoneers. 4
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NaORRlS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.-A VALUABLE
M Country Scat in Wostchester at auction.

Maps. h.. the Office Of the auctOnesrs, No. Pine
street, New York.
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TINTED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS HEAD
u quarters established lS47, No Cherry street,
5000 RECRUITS WANTED.
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old ENGLISH SOLDiERS.-TwO GOOD SOUND
~ men. who have served Mt home, wanted to-day They
good chance in regiment and
get an extra hand bounty For iu information call
Bounty and Pay Agency I'll Ma street stairs
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

MORTGAGE SALE OF PRINTING MATERIAL. BOOK
Nl binders Presses. Stereotype Plates &c. Ac-BENyA
MIN T. FAfRCHfLD, Austioncer. will sell Tuesday,
NAV ~. al 10 NJ, 12o Nassau street second story.
ars auantty Printing Material consisting OF Gordon
Card Presses Hand Presses Boosbinders' Presees, &c
uantity OF Type of every descriptions In COED
order Also sands Cases,t Gaeys Cabinet Chases kc
Also Stereotype Plates, &C. &c.
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(OLE 4 MURPHY, AUCrIoNEERs.
VIII x.tt ON

WEDNESDAY, MAY la
A. O'Clock the Vacant Lot tho southeast ~
the Atantlc ok. BROOKLYN.
i5,m0 FEET or SPRUCE TIMER, running from lux i:
aud 2 feet lone sAS and IL feet long Of various
diate <fes.
5000 FEET PLANED AND MATCHED IA inch FLOoF
PLANK IL ~ - feet long q, Z, y and inches wide
Z 40 FEET III inch ROUGH FLOOR PLANK. 81 feet
long
One LOCOMOTIVE STEAM BOILER 75 horse power.
and ~ rect order The boiler is the nth
middle pier, Atlantic dock. and viii be the first lot sold
Terms cash
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CAT CASH BOUNTY Y-vOLUNTEERS WANTED
sD1t - heavy artillery regiments, dong garrison
duty forts Baltimore and WashinRton Apply TO
Capt JAS WELLS, l5D Centre street, corner OF walker
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

nNLy FEW DAYS TO GET THE BIG BoUNTlES
" good pay and prize money In the navy Those who
whae ships will nd to their advantage 10
call the agent 81 West street. corner OF Albany s
, 1864-03-19

laud campaigns, distinguishing himself prom
ipently in those cventfu1 battles. When Lee
invaded Pennsylvania, Gen. Smith WINS ns-
signed to the command Of the new leVies Of
Pennsylvania troops. Subsequentto to the bat
tie Of Gettysburg, lie MAS transferred to
Grants grand division Is Chief OF Engineers
= position he filled with great credit mp to
the present tine II was BY hfs ingenuity
and energy Tint our line Of communication,
, 1864-03-19
FROM NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II, ts6A :
Chairman q. s. Christian Commission, Chicago,

-" NAst1y111z Teun., March IL, ts6A.
Chairman .. &. Christian Commission Chicago,
This Is to inform you TINT I will be ready to
carry out the plan of Special Diet Kitchens
adopted at Philadelphia, In your Department.,
about the 1st OF April /: will be through
with this Department about the last OF TINS
month. I have had perfect SUCCESS IN thla
Department, in my efforts to establish ktcn-
ems. The members of the Commission here
nre delighted with the plan, and Its workings
-=-thc Cincinnati and Pittsburg branches are
sustaining the work nobly, ind the surgeons
arc not only willing to cooperate with us,
but are very cordial and are aiding us BY all
the means In their power: This lessons very
much the cost OF establishing the Kitchens,
and will make tt much less burdensone to
maintain, them. So. that 1t is not7goipg; 70
cost ha.f, as much to establish and run tho
Kitchen as we. had estimated. There Is but
one opinion here as to their value -prso:{sss
taluet 10 the hundreds!of poor, suffering oldtefe
who nre dying for want Of this very kind OF
aid. 80 ~:
/ viii be In Davenport on the 30th Of this
month to attend s meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the State Orphan Asylum, and
viii make 1t Ip my way to come mp to ,d Chica, .,
The campaign down the river: The 0ommis-
Sion Branches at Indianapolis aud st. Louis
a1e anxious for the work to 60 on, and, be-
lleye, will do thcls part. hare 4sot had
correspondence with the Branch at Peoria, i
wish you would write and interest Mr.. Key,.
nolds In this matter. Much will depend
upon the earnestness aud zeal with which the
Western Branches take hold Of this matter
whether it will succeed In your department
:" All The arrangements will doubtless be
new to the agents in the. leld, and 1T might
tc well to write to your agents, advising
n, conclusion, 1 have. to ask that your
minds be fully made up as to what course
you will pursue In regard to this matter, that
! may know exactly what to depend upon, as
must have good assurance that the Kitchens
will be maintained before Will venture to
establish them. I will be ready to start
South about the 4th Of april.
God is giving his blessing to this work,
| and trust and pray that He may guide US BY
His divine counsel In everything that pertains
to.it ard that We may do good to the souls
and bodies Of men as we h8ye opportunity. !:
When Jesus taught the multitude. on the
mountain, and they hupgered, be fed them
and In his parable Of the Judgment, he repre-
seuts the King as addressing the faithful = ]
| was an hungercd and &c gave me meat, was
thirsty and 70 gave me drink, was naked
! md ye clothed nc, was sick and ye;ytsited
me, was in prison md 80 came unto me-
But they understood not his saylngs, and he
have done it to one Of the least Of these my
brcthren, ye have done it unto me-
And he hlesscd them, and they Inherited a
kingdom. :. Very truly, yours,
ASA1g WlT7RNMEyEn,
Iowa State Sanitary Agent.
, 1864-03-19
The New Call for Two Hundred Thou
sand Soldiers.

sand Soldiers.
The President has issued call for two
hundred thousand more troops, to be enforc-
ed by draft On the 18th Of April, if not sooner
filed by voluntary cnlistments. This: cali is
not entirely unexpected. 1t may not be gen.
orally known, hut it is nevertheless strictly
true, that under the last cali for two hundred
thousand additional men In February, the
Government has actually received FIR less
number Of men than 1t called tor, though
most Of the States have filled their quotas.
The reason is plain. 1t was announced that
the last call was for the purpoae Of squaring
Isl stem ofresearch and figuring was begun in
every State: all loose accounts Of Provost
Harehals and State authorities were balanced
up; old credits. not before allowed, were
brought forward and allowed on the new
quota; scattering men, who had enlisted and
time; enlistmenss in the naval service have
been credited as recently allowed By law;
the veteran enlistments, which came In
largely, were credited, and aided many locall-
ties to escape the draft; every exertion, and
many systems Of figuring, some Of which We
ought to have been, were used, until many
Of the States hare announced that their quo
.tas vera full under Ill calls, with surplus,
We lnve in memory at present New Hump
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Kan
eaa, and many parts OF Michigan, New York
and Massachusetts, all Of which have; filed
their quotas under all calls, and most Of them
have surplus left, which Is being constant
II increased By veteran and volunteer enlist
mcnts not heretofore credited. The! army
has, Notwithstanding, been largely and graft
ftingly augmented, but not, bY any means,to
the extent Of the last call. That call .as We
have said. haa been Largely exhausted by ,the
counted. Hence. this new call, though sue-..
cceding, so rapidly to that Of February, can
md will be promptly met in most Of: the
States, without any hardship whatsver!; Many
localities havea surplus already to be credit.
cd on the new quota, while the necessities Of
tbe naval service, including the marine,co corps,
offer larger: field than heretoforeo for the
choice OF the volunteer. Only in, those To-
calfties which have been habitua1ly, behind IN
every quota, Will the new call be considered
as hardship. This quota filed promptly
and honestly. and the army Will be so
Strengthened that a1l future calls can be dis
peused with--N. ?. 1tne&.
, 1864-03-19

sands Of people. z1ey oTt ~ z,aff Of tfol!t7soK
paJare, This warfare uPon mills, barns. domea.
tic EntinsIe- and The daily bread OF women and
children. is dfsandce TO haM1ntfy and N insult
to the better feefngs Of cFe1Y honest 5ran Or "o-
man. We arc well advised Of where The Southern
sr1rfcB lie and they ARC The only 3ezahma:e OBJ
ictts sra!tst which TO direct our armies. VIC hopo
10 roe The attention Of onr authorities devoted to
them.
But while our coppcrhead contemporaries
pronounce against the legitimacy Of Kf-
pai1ica's raid, they do not or At least very
mildly, condemn the operations Of Morgan in
Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio. OF Mosby In
Maryland, or the sackiny Of Lawrence by
QEantrcl1, as violations Of the" belliserent
code. The notorious Gen. Beaurcgard once
concoctcd a scheme to destroy Washington.
which was defeated by the capture Of the fol
lowing dispatch:
ehalI cxpss the river above Little Tails On Snn-
dsy at tHu a. m, Signal red and white rotkcfB
from Turner's Hill. For, God -eake don't fail rs.
Fire the city ut all points agreed on at once. Dr.
patch Lnooh and 6aHf ds Yf0u suggest, ard k9 &he
euee.stton Of tht pot bt pt3tt ~ gEAuE1a AKn !:
This little scheme WAS, IN rebel estimation,
quite In accordance with the laws gutAttng
civilized warfare. Did the CoPperhead jour
mails OF the North, ever denonnce their
Southern brethren for this proposed assassi-
nation Of Lincoln and Scotts Not they. They
arc sorry that the diabolical purpose failed Of
execution,
, 1864-03-19
FNhNCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. March II, 1871.
New York exchange opened eas1, hus became sca-
siog nrmer towards the close utdef verY large DE-
ahnd fom city and country. The selltns rate, VIZ:
" premium, Is unchanged; but the buying rsnge =
hEn at H@1s CENTS and eren 70 mn, hare neea paid
Tue demand seems to be gsinlng on the anppsY.
-; The gold market WAS active. The r,tes reported
from New fork were A. follows IT So q. NJ. Isl:
e12t; 10. 16s: 1885, lesK; II, 1ss-closins at ia2I
Tho brokers here paid and for fa large
lots l6a was paid. = '..-'s .
sllYe1 steady At 1Soar2 Legal tender notesin good
supply at X buying, selling Hax. Government 81.
bonds sseaay At si.osal.osx bnyinE; selinx 1bax-
being the full New York rates The oarsA between
cAnads currency aud gold has been inc.eased to 2
cent owing to great difficulty in converting It, VIC
quote at 1sa3159k.
.The demand for moneyis heavy and bu5ucss IL de-
c.dey act1c. Currency continues scarce, with very
large demand Flon prenont nspenls It u di9eult to
any Increased activity oAn prevail after nav.
lgaton opens for business men Of all kinds seem to
have about MI the7 eaa poss5bly do.
M1nwAuxfx-Tne current ratea OF exchange Ut
Milwaukee on tho 18th we're H@15 buyios H9K SELL
ing, Tho money mslketis selling comfortably easy,
notwithstanding the br1ak demand for money Aa
yeti however The prevailing rate il 10 g cent for short
loans. Exchange rules steady, the supply aud dc
nand being very evenly hdjuaaed- The outside quo,
tat1on s still tho ruling selling price, md only In Ok
ccptional eaees are concessions made.
, 1864-03-19
i: Lire VT. Dead VI
Western coGn-fca Hogs = n...,..THA8K ID Ca16h
Dsttllery-ied HoEs. = n..-..-....749s 94@l0


CoFF1E-The busness tincs our lsst hsa been quito
u4n1tcd h1t the market tnucs extremely drrn and
we further advance our quotations one~on1rtef a
cent p . Ter BRAZIL hnd rather more fpF tho Other
ding b6 per OrEar. at S7A@iy cents: 2es do, x, il
boIa, {cashl: 81 Angostufa. 80 :2co Maracaibo, SIC
ln:ea. and @ e e hs bsss st po.n5go. ssas both
cTsa Ihe st6Sk q ilo n ne cquntry s S69 bags.
Jtss1ro Tor the tEo weeks snalqS February i96t
Inilrt a. E1ehange 27Hd Cleared fns United States
Ego M esE, ens'a Mhish e aeT r. York $1,000 Balti3ors
Stsste coe baEs, New York 1000, 1ad Batimorc 2ooG
q dsana &c @soatiaaes good. and sae;
n. !1a:e. now held higher Lower g11desa are quoted
le1lc. eash Root little t,nef 1t previous quo.
tAs0Ea.
, 1864-03-19
The New Major 6.<ue-r

Cen William +. Smith. who haa Just been
promoted to Major General by the President,
at the request OF Cen Grant, was, previous
10 the rebellion, Captain In the Topograph-
tcal Engineers Of the regular army, and in
1szs was stationed in Chicago, superintend-
ing the construction Of the lighthouse in
Chicago ha1bor. He WIS commissioned, in
1851, a. Colonel Of the fd Vermont velun.
teezs, and commanded that regiment in the
Army of the Potomac. Formeritor1ous con-
duct, he was, At 81, carly date, appointed
Br1gadler General, taking command Of the
Vermont brigade, leading 1t through the sew
cral cDgagcmentsiu in Virginia he command.
ed division during the penins uls' and Mary
, 1864-03-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


HOGs-Thc transactions At the various yards to-day
furnishes yery fair criterion bJ which to csta1atc
the activity aud ttmnesg Of this market. The re
ceps, about 25oo hogs, nearly double those Of yes
tez5ay seemed bnt small affair In the hands OF ship
pers, whose purchases amount to 1854 head, the
entire stock In the yards Il regard to prices, 1t will
be seen further that for Light hogs the highest rates
paid this season hsve been gwen to-day, IN evi
dence Of which We s=lect . few puschas-
e.. AT $3.50 per ITO ns-67 " 133 ns, IS av Isl
rs; ss.s5 z 100 s, u az. 10 ms 1t so 9 100 s,
l62 s, 50 ar- $50 ns 20 az. 265 ns With little
allowance for some undue haste in purchasing, re-
sulttng fsom an active competition golEx on In the
market, which always under similar circumstances
will more or less be seen. still 1t Is pretty clear from
the transactions OF The market to-day that medium
to prime hogs advance az 10@t5c upon Yesterdays
quotations has been gained. In really extr1 grades
tho receipts are almost nominal the exceptions to-
day consisted Of two lots ot Iowa hogs sold By DOL
hey Brothers to Holmes It the southern Yards. Is.
averaging ZIG aud i9 averaging 80 rs, for both
OF which $s WAS pald- The only regret IL that this
description Of stock is - scarce md 60 inadequate to
the demand.
, 1864-03-19

lOk4lss-~A+ss+ttsssssss -sssssss*.*s%st
II. C. cOOT. Chairman,

h. C. COO <. Chairman.
GEO, SCHNEIDER, 1et District.
e. " RL0lNsETT. I'd District.
JAS, D}ESMoRE. I'd District.
A, L. WAITE, 9TH District
JOHN DURH All. 9Th District.
4. #. POM EN-, 9Th District.
LAWRENCE WELDON, 1th District.
JOSEPH G. CANNON. 6th District.
CHARLES CHANDLER, 9Th District.
MARTIN Il. CASSELL., 10th Dhtrict.
D. Z. GREEN, 11th District.
VI. C. FLA3G, 18th District.
JAMES C.. EL00. 18Th District.
WI. L. CHURCH, at Large.
VIII, BUTLER. ut large.
, 1864-03-19
CALL FOR AN uLINOIS UNION
=. STATE CONVENTION.

~ 2WG A1@&E1UtOFE NMk.AAA-~
Convention to be Cbosen-Prcstdcn~
1ia1 Electors. Sgpte> oniccrs and Com.
rresx1acn nj largo - be Nominated
convention for the Nomination Of
Judge or the supreme court An
Northern Illinois. t
-.
ucvuhyscsD Union State Convention
Thc UNDERSIGNED 6ta,e Central Committee. ap-
uotrtcd ly The stntc Convention ne.a =. pPtaes-
ncld the t4tt dag of September. a. -: !Sa- Ac4toy
cun upon the Sote1s o. aae ota1 y. 4n0,'e ~ -.
arc Internationally IN 'asos o. MAINTAINING q .ae
supremacy Of the cohsutut'on VI tue outue1
sttes. Of tho fo nna' ana eonplete snplnessoa
and overthrow Of the existing seoelnon, ~t'u
, 1864-03-19

EAcorrcspondent Of the Dubuque Her-'
aid says.thnt FItz John Porter arrived IN
Denver city On the 18th Of February, as tne
agent of August Belmont and other New
York capitalists, to examine into tho condi-
tion Of the gold mines. of Colorado. Ihe
following day bir. McConnor. Of the lower
/. house Of The Territorial Legislature, offered
the following Joint resolution: ::
!tA0efd, Tint Iatx John Porter; be requested
to leave the Territory in thirty laye.
The writer docs not say whether any action
waB taken On the motion. .'s'
, 1864-03-19
Iron In New Tprk-March 16.

The market for Pig is very n1.n but remains mac.
tive. With small eales Scotch ne 81 and be
Nos and delivered at EizabetbpoTt before July lat
the market fsE these Is now nrmer. and theJ could
not he obtained except 1t enhanced prices; suhae-
1uenty 1to tons No l, same delivery, bEo1zh: 35o
go tons Glengsrnock Scotch. Just received Eere sold
7Xc 70. Enghat Singles, 11@a for Doubles, az for
Tfeb1es s4@9 for L2tcns, and 2i923, caah, Tor Rus
, 1864-03-19
Judfclal. CObvPmti0n for the Third
Grand DfE1A10us

XNd3C1RI COBVPml1OM Tor Inc Ih1fd
Grand UfgfB1ou.
The Union State Central Committee recommend
that the voters Of the Third Grand DIslsioa of the
State Of Illinois, WHO Are entitled to be represent
cd in the State Convention, under the cau this day
made ty said Committee, send delegates to a judi
<iz1 Convention to he holden At Metropolitan Hsl,
in the city Of Chicago, on the nth day Of April
next, At II O'Clock m.4 for the purpose Of nomintt
ing candidate for the Office Of Judge OF the su-
pucne Court Of said State, to be supported ut the
ensuing judicial election in said dirisidn. The
committee recommend that the tatio Of Representa-
ton In said Convention be ont delegate for each
one thousand votere. and one delegate for each
fraction of se hundred rioters os orer, taking the
number ct votes cast at tho Presidential election In
= 16Gp as = basle Of computation:
The following ts the number Of Delegates to
,shIfh each county II entitled.
, 1864-03-19

The market yesterday presented no now feature
worth{ of notice holding o6 tar the gas.
aier however, rot see It In that light. he1ee thry
have quiet market. Pr1ceg generally speaking, aro
TIC past hours amounted 1sa5 brs- The
total II receipts Tor the past three dsls amo9ntsd nm
Is 2ollaws: crude. IN bulk, or. barrels r.
turned 41c: sa1e., viii packgges Included 26csoa'e
under our n6ice wag 80 bris at3le, without pack.
ages: 10 do, 244c. Sales Of La brls do, including
barrels, &c.
sales Of 10 pils At ese per ka1on.
Ees14ium-Eot much doing: saleso OF Il bsls ut $i2s
lHfne-Was good deal inquired for: sales Of 200
bs!9 Free ut tsc: 4twa offered 000 6tls noaded
The articc vas Of superior quality lett the mar
kct IN very unsettled state.
Te,,.ok-The stock On hand is quite sma1l; sales Of
50 brIa st t9c. -