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WILLIAMsDCRGH

ARREST OF DEseRTIEs Yesterday after
noon UniIed States detectives Cochin and barley ar
rested Robert Beers Of the Twelfth Massachusetts,
Volunteers and Patrick HylAnd Of the One Hun
drei and Fifty eighth New York, at place in
North Fourth street, Z. d. They were sent imne-
diately 70 tho front.
CRUELTY TO CHnp.-A woman named
MacArty, residing at 1874 South Third street, y. D.,
was yesterday sent TO the Peniteut'sry for siI
months by Justice DAILY for repeated scts Of cruelty
to her step-child, girl o. seven years.
LARcESY.-A woman named Rosanna Luce
was yesterday arrested by officer Quea OF the 45th
OH charge Of stealing q niece Of cloth, valued at
eli 80 from the store OF Mr.. Reese, South Seventh
srseh psN second, Z. d.
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN COMMON CouNcIL.-The Board
met las, evening. petition WAS presented by
John Cole and others, asking permission TO con-
s,ruet horse railroad from Fulton ferry to Wa
ter, Main, Prescott Jay, Smith, Church and 9Th
streets 5th avenue TO the citv line, between Brook
I'm and New Utrecht; and also through York
streer between Jay and Main streets-tAre not 10
sxceed cents 10 s6,h street. Another petition
was presented ~ Richard 3. KIM, President pro
tenn OF the wallabout Railroad Company, asking
permission 10 construct a ralrc ad, CONNIE, cling at
Grand street ferry, thence through GRAND street,
FIRST street, Kent avenue, Clyner street. Taylor
street, Was ington avenue, Avrse avenue, to some
convenient point at the Junction II Fulton and
Court streets also, from where Flatbush avenue
int ersccts With WASHINGTON avenue, thence through
Fmshing avenue TO Navy street, and II idson ave-
nue. York street, Fulton street TO the Jerry. Roth
communications were referred TO the Ralr ad
I Crmmillee.
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Dec. o-s. R. i0-S g. 52-H. W.. even.0l g.
CLEARED.
srEAMsHIPs-M Monterey, Port Rovsl; n Stevens
Baltimore, Corea Port Royal: Anthracite, Philsde'
phia; Rebeccs Clyde, Wellington, d G.
SHIFTS Mount Royal, Liverpool; Conquercr, Phil
adelphia; Star OF the Wet, Liverpool.
BRIGs-Iundee, P. Csbelio; Brunch. r. Thoms.
sCHooSYRs-E J Miller, Harbor Islard John
ssnder,on, 81 Johns n r; II townsend, Washington.
J fsrsnd, washington; Minerva BALTIMORE sarnn
Gardner, Boston; Planet, Truro and Maitland, Evelyn.
PhnadephiG Virginia Boston.
sLooP-Harper, RsokotL for New Haven.
ARRIVED.
sTFAMsHTPs-E c Knifht, PhiladelphiG Gas
sandrA Fortress Monroe Norfolk. Philadelphia: Wiz
stnia, Liverpool; Nevada New London: ALBANIA
Norfolk.
sHlPs-Eiizabeth Hamilton. New Orleans Cyno-
sure, Liverpool Galens, New Orleans.
BARK-Alexsnder, Of France, from Martinique.
BKlGs-Gco Downs Anguills; Ponvert. Cienfue.
gos Sale W Ponder, Taunton, Mac.
sCHoONERs-H T Wood, Cape Henry; VIM p
Pitts virginia 1hoe Martin, Virginia; Russell.
Virginia; = Doughty, Great Eeg Habor FShion.
Fall River n Hawkins, Port Royal.
Fellowship Marchant Cardiff.
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CLOTHING.
RLACK OR BROwN-THE BEST IN UsI
ID BRIEsTs ,,,

DIACK OR BROWS-THE BEST IN CSI
ID BRIEsTs
COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE
Docs not nure the Hair o. skin. 10 DC had OF DrtH
cisis generally. Price FIFTY cents por box. oo
NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.-lF 70
~ want .ole leather at los eat swamp prices call
Is Spruce at. GIBBONS a JOYCE, 81
DROCLAMATION.-" WHEREAS ON tn
i eyeuine, OF the 25th and 26th November, 1856
many OF the IIotes In this City and County were me
by ince ndiarles, aud,
'Whe. cas-, The commission Of 40 great and extraol
dinAry crime, endanl in9 the lives and proper ty
huuJieds of citizens Of this County and their fan
lies demands prompt action On the part Of the Count
autho tiles to secure the arrest Of she PeIpohator
Resolved, That C. GODFREY GJ.NTER Fec, May,
of The CITY and County OF New York. be and is heref
authorized and lie ;uested 10 offer reward OF rbW
payable from the County Treasury fol the arrest a.
conviction Of said incendiaIies, or either OF thei
Said amount TO he paid upon the certincHe OF
Dbtrict Attorney of such srest and conVictlon.
In accordance with the above resolution, passed. bj
Tie Board OF Supe ryso on the gH.h instant! ana p'
authority vested in me by law, ]. G. GOllfkEf VI y
TIER MAYOR Of the City Of New YORK, 90 helel
oter a REWARD OF FIVE THOUSAND DO
LARS for the discovery and conviction OF INC PEI
trators of the late incendlAry attempt 10 hie 'alo
Hotels and public buildings OF the Clly -.,,..
disclosure OF the incendiaries but also that iei
and open trial NAV be secued. 70 the END th.t IN
dignity and laws Of the stale may DO amply vindi
Gated. convprv aIrHruvR
Aos Mayor
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.yERsyY CRY.

FATALLY SHOT WHILE HUNTING. "A melsn
choiy soeid1ns occurred on Saturday by which Mr.
George n. Tice, Of Hudson City Loot his hfe. A
party Of citizens belonging te Hudson City, consss
ing Of Mr.. Tee, Timothy Deeesn, Gsrret Day sod
Oscar Banford were out hunting on the Rsmspo
mountmna While walking through some woods
Mr.: Deogan's gun became cntsnsicd N some brush
and was disch srged. the contents taking effect IN
M. Tees neck, causing death in sbout ten min
utes Deceased leaves . widow and two children.
An INFANT MuRpERED.-Coroncr Hanley Of
Hudson City held an inquea yesterday on the body
Of . newly born infant, found on Van vnper's y,
In the town q Bergen, vhich.nAd evidently COD ,
70 iis deah by violent means Iva brsins having
been teaien out The jury rendered = verdict v
The effeot that the child 70 It's death OF the
hsnds Of some person or persons TO them unknown
There is no clue 70 the perpstrs,ors.
RECEPTION or NEW ESorSE.-tsekson
Engine Go. No. Q, Of Jersey City trough, home .
beautiful new engine ye-sesdsy afternoon from the
makers IN New York. They were received at the
feny BY Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1, and
with bands Of music marched through the pr,nci
pal streets n the city. In the evening, the com
psny celebrated the event by ball at the Hudson
HOUSE.
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SCHOOL THusIrrs.
Ws,ds. Democrats. Republican
IL Curran, Tam. r. p. Burke ORA. Rep.
II. Grifen. Nor.
81 r II sgins Con. 6. Meyers ORA
Thos. Lynch, Tam.
81. Paxton. T. an. n Chris,iau.on, Rep.
Jas. II. Noe, CtI.
k-wm KENNEDY, Tam. NJ Lane, Thos White,
2. Crowe,w. Wagner, / LochmAn, and d.
and n. Joyce, In. D. Kirk, Citz
g. Jno. vogel, prs. Rop.
s-owen Kinney, Tam.
T-Miebl MsK.en. Tam. Vim. II. Thran c,r.a
Richd. walters, MOI tDrs.
81. Ai,ten, McK&C. VIM. G. Harmsr, ORA.
J.J Duff Tam. MOI
s-B. y. vosourgh, Tam. AT Dow, D. r. g.
&MrK, G. swnghs
Ger. Ciiz.
GA. Mckenzie, T. 4 N. G. r. Patterson, ORA n.
y, J. Evans, Mex.
ID. Iagner, Mon. ID. wnsh. DrA Rp.
WIN. u. snn, Tam.
l9-Tbos. vcteh, Tam. w.P. B'-dssn Drs. r.
Thos. shanly Nor. Horaho ,. Allen, Cin.
TIE. n. Hawks NICK.
CIV. H. Tracy, TAN. F. Elliott C,x
A. II. Stewart, NICK.
NO nomination made II W. Mcdonnell, CtA
1-H.ATSler, T.&M&C.
6-NJAryis,Jr, I & NICK. JAS. Condict, Drs- Rp.
Z pslNmsier, Oar Rep.
a. II. L. slo,e, Drs. Rep.
iS-M. J. Power, 7, & N. Jos. Y. Joy, CitE.
"a Helm, Ger Dem. - Ii, Lee, CitL
G Hogan, MOI.
o.. G. Dmoud, Tam. w.C.Lvingston, D. &C.
Jno: L Ro~e Ger. d.
hcK. n MOI
de. N. Banks Tam. B.p. AHorb1ry, D. R.
Ct. Egan, Ger. Dem. r. Stewart, y II. 4 c.
j. N. Halck, T.m. a NIX.
Indspcrsds C,nIilatss.
Tth ward-R. oGrady, Dem.
18th J.B LluSrn, Dem.
10Th Thos. EeNanus, Dem.
Polling Piaces.-Pi.ces Where boards of
Registry Meet.
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
The following are designated the places IN each
Election District In the several Wards OF this city,
II which elecuons shall Re heidi until otherwise or.
tered.
D, 7. VALENTINE. Clerk.
D.. 'n'T T,qn.
~ Greenwich It. ?- 4 5 G5ss9.,eS"
bth-iC is,.
sEooSp wAap.
i-Si Ann 81. 2-ls Burling slip.
Ill cort!Alidt st. $50 Greenwich O.
a-iu0 barclay ct. As Hudson st.
FOURTH WARD.
Ill JACOB ct, 4-s7 CherrysI
l266 Wilism 81. b-3 Madison st.
e-lS ksu Bowery. 6--61 Cherry Al.
THIS CathSrine ct.
tnrH VAIN.
1-b Leonard st. b-8g Hudson st.
Zip West Broadway, 6-965 G Ieenwich 81.
-iss We. Ras d Ia SSsss 81: 81.
hIxrH wAED.
s9, as% wa Hotel cor al al S Ssnsss T.
Centre and Reade su. Ill ! Mott q
- City Hal plSca $50 Elm at.
- Elm 81 e-Q7 BAxLay q
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SEWING MACHINES.

CEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- let Singers and W. a. Wilson's always on hand
at ~ kiyington ct. 26l
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-AT 4?
~ East b Broadway, I'd floor. lis
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crTuEss' ASSOCIATION.
Diet =
t...... John J. Davidson.
Anthony J. % ycT.
Chandler n. P.rok. I
John COrnert I'd.
Chas. A. viemeister. !
james M-Guro.
s....,....wllnam A. Taylor.
Ch.rlcs j. Dodge.
Peter r. LaTremore.
Charles Kuscr.
Samuel + Patterson.
John COnnor.
s....... Charles y. Cornell.
IN. Leaf.
James Mccullough.
James Wilson Grecn,
John Faooner-
WIN. Hawks
T....r.. Charles N Decker.
George II. Ross
Win. walter Phelps
Stephen q. Sei.dee.
John W. Blckhorn.
Drownloe Bnussl.
The Indsp.ndsnt Csndids,se arc 9Th DH. II.
J. kcIesn. X Fitzpatrick, r. W horgaD, J. Prem
Ssrgas,. 6tb D.a .sno Fisher. 9Th Da. p.
Hewman, Geo. McGrAth and Pa, hcCahry Ith
oisa. Stephen Roberts, wm- l.. Lewis and Adam
Gay, Ind. Reps
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Candidates for .ctocI OGlcers
sCHooL COMMISSIONERS.


Fusr prsrrrc1, comprising tho fst I'd, Sd, 81,
III, 9th and sth wards.
JAa r. DurtasAo, Esq- has received tho unAni-
,ous nominsuon Of al parties in this district.
s,oorp DISTRICT, oomprtdng tho 9Th. 10Th. 18Th
md 14th Wards
Democratic. Hspnotfdn
gohn Hayos Tam. WIN. 1sroner, IRA annl
EIlls. Robbins n I&NcK. Oar. aud Ciu.
TuIHp DIs1uoT, comprising Ninth and Sixteenth
Wards.
orlando p Smith, r AM. Jas. W. FAR, Oar. Rep.
Robt Msckie, ClIz. ASS. Juo. Delsnistcr, ORA Rep.
Fovurn Dr-1r,cr, comprising tho Eleventh and
Seventeenth Wars.
III Turner. T.&li. Robt A. Barry, ORA. sndl
Rich'd II Bovine, Citz. Ass. Oar. Rep.I
Furu DIsrnicr, comprisng the Pinesn,h ard
eighteenth Wards. -.
Jss W. Gerard, Tep<. 5. Weir Roosevelt ci,z. 4
mos. Jeremiah, NIX 10. Rep.
srxru DrgrMcr, comprising the Twentieth and
twenty -drs, wardA
Jas. N. Mclean, randi
Oar and C.tI, Tam. d Nor. NICK.
Suvrsm Drsruo1, comprising the Twelfth.
Iueteenih and Tweuay second Wards.
VIM Hitchm. n, Tam. Jno. Wheeler, Or. h.&Ct
tas. Moptsith. Moo. hck.
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Too Late for Classification.

Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
IA Association Of the 22d ward, held corner Of iith
mou,ly endorsed PETER M5sfERsoY Tor AIDE:
man for Councimen, THOMAS Q'CALlHAN end
WILLIAM JOICF; School ticket WILLIAM
Hl1ChhAN and TH0MAS kGAN. SIS
An OPERATOR WANTED TO WORK ON
N singers sewing machine, one who can work op
custom coats Good wages and steady employment
Call at 524 Greenwich st, for two days. 3s6
A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP 1T
Ihthe BEST article in use.
BRlEST's HAIR DYE so CENTS PER BOX.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. 900
BOY wANTED-To FEED A GORDON
- printing pre,s at 30 Canal st. $50
TT SHOULD BE UNDERSTOOD THAT
l. all the mise gies OF Consumption, 'the tickling In
the THROAT, the COUGH, PAINS in the SIDE and
CHEST, sHOR1NESso Of BREATHING, and DIZZL
NESS OF the HEAD, are ctused BY phleenl, OF mat
sAses
In the earlier stages Of Consumption this matter 10
thick and staIch-ike, and Requires connderabe eI.
erticn on the part Of the sufferer 70 remove II from
the Lungs. The Cough In Con.umption is simply an
effort 10 relieve the Lungs Of this corrupt matter
which oppress them. II is plain Therefore, that 70
must fret remove the matter which produces these
tymp'o inr.
Dr O'TOOLE can refer TO over 500 paients rosidinr
In the city Of New York whom he has cured Of Con
disease TO be pronounced incurable by other phys
clans.
The preparation, with which he cures Consumption
are Manufactured ny hlmseli-and he would Invite
symptoms 10 call at bis office and investigate tbs
cures which have resulted iron the use Of HE med
cines.
I'd aaka a
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MARINE NEWS.

Dec. as. R. los. s., AN. W. evon.Oi a.,
, 1864-05-13

Especial Diapateh to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsn1KGToA, May II, 1854
The Impressions previously mentioned in these
dispatches that Surgeon General Hammond has
been convicted IL gaining AightlY.
The House adopted the substitute OF Mr.. Wilson,
Of 1own, to the Delaware and Ra1itan Bay Rail-
roed Bill, and then passed 1t. 1t provides substan-
italy that all railroads In the United States ehall
carry freight, pafscngere raails, troops, &C.. from
one State to smother.
The Senate Military COMMITTEES today reported
tarorably blu On the saIae grounds.
The House passed the bill giving homesteads to
soldiers on coudscated rebel 1ands, BY e1ereu ms
jorfty-
The Senate Military COMMITTEES reported Gen.
scbodelda nomination. In view Of the fact that he
is IN the face Of the enemy, and recommended hls
COL d1nation-
Brig. Gen. ]. B. BARNARD. OF MASS, nomipated
By the President for Chief Engineer Of the army,
bak bad his nomination Withdrawn at his own re-
queft, and Lieut. Col Richard De!adeld WAS noui-
mated for the Office, which Is vacant by tho death
Of Gen. Totten.
The Senate to-day confirmed tho nomination of
Major Generals as follows: Ho,atio G. Wright
who tz&cs command OF SedGwick's corps; Andrew
A. Humphrey, Chief OF Gen. MeAde'e Stat. aud A.
J. Smith who saved the day In Banks last 1.ht,.
John T. Schodeld. Of Missouri fame, and Col. Fry,
Was confirmed Bri.ndier Generals.
, 1864-05-13
Commercial Postscript
CHICAGO MARKET-6EC0ND D0ARD

THURSDAY EVENING. April 40 D. H.
In TIE Afternoon and Ut the Sherman Houas. owing
to the adytnce gold In New York there "A
I've demand for krain and eome Of the markets were
excited and consldc1shly bishez than on Change.
WHEAT vss unusually brink, and prices advanced
sQAcper bu3hsl. In the afternoon and erenl"g about
bashcIa were Bo1d st ranEs Of e2sal Is for
No and 9119@l g for No aelcsng drm Al sla. for
No i. aud 3tas for No 4. Sales wero ~ bu No
Spring tin tho aftetnoon1 At Il -: 1860 bu In tho
ey,rre1 at Il :sH; 100 bu do 1t a12l Is 10 bu do
ii ataiA 1866 bu do It &f24h 5&Ce bu do 1t
10 no bu No Spring Qn the atternoe1) at $19
bu &c 1t a1sx; sos bu do At x1.sA; ~ 90 bu do at
Il ep<: Is bu do At sl21 T. t0o hu d. In the evan
iae, ts1a1; Is 900 tu do as sl2lh; Goo0 bu do At
at21: afccp bu do q: Il 1.72H; 5000 bu a days to
ruu)%t 81 1s-cosng with buYers 1t pi2I for No /.
AID II ., for MOI.
Coaa vas also tn ocaye request, and Prices ad-
vanced &c ser bushel over the quotations Of 'ch.nxe
Sales eso IN the evening as fo1loKa; 1900 bu No
Cor. In store IT Il o.; icoo bu do It $1o4; l08 hn
do at k1o; 900 bu No. Corn IN store 1t II a1
bu GO lin one lot) vt S1a3 f. b.; 5000 bu e.tod
Corn In store IT yic ihort receipts. All the cy.n1uF
there Ess = good inquiry for Corn, buk there Eere
verr few ael1ers-
nArs resc ID good demaDd md fsner sale, warn.
teo lu NJ. oat. In store 1t escs 10 100 bu ahort
rece1pte do Atsshc-
p,ices xesc 15so higher thanon Change Sales Eerr:
soQ bu Nc. Rye III store u sa.a7.
D1eaw1x4s were dull and neglected.. In the alter.
noop so hrIs prime county rEre sold It flH, In the
evening the article vss not mentioned.
/. Mes Ianx wss In rasher bettar inquiry, aud go
br,a city pAckad wera sold II 3e6.;h
F1x1oH7. wtr ny1nEf. The schr1 Willard Jehpaon
Tnos Mott, znd 0oldeo West were Iii engaged to 20
70 Milwaukee u load with Wheat ta Buffalo 1t ac,
, 1864-05-13
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Interesting Details Of Gen. Stcele,a He.
trrut to Little Tkock-The Situation.

ST. LOUIS, Nay 11.-The U'toa says: We had an
interview With Major Mitchell, Paymaster u s. L.,
who lett Little Rock last Thursday, the 9Th inst,
and from him learned the fncts connected with Sen.
SteeIe's march from Camden to Little Rock Alter
The defeat Of Banks Red River. the rebels began
to concentrate against steele. The Inter WIS for
tifted at Camden, n the OuAchlta River, and tho
rete!a did not dare to attack him. HiE forage civ
t1C ont, however, and his supplies becoming
ecarce, he sent out i tr4iu OF one hundred wagons
to procure suppIiea. These, with 4 portion OF the
eecurt and two pieces Of cannon, were captured by
Prices ca31l1y. Subsequently he -stsFiod another
t.aiu Of 200 wagons, with an eeccr Of three rekt-
me1tr, to Pine Blnd, for supplies. Fh!a train was
attacked, and, with the greater portion o1 the
gua1d and four pieces Of artillery. WAS captured BY
!. fol Ct OF GfOO rebels under F2etn- SIee1e then
determined 10 Till back to Little Rock as Lis posi-
tion was threatened BY eleven hrlgades Of rebels
uno' Kirby Smith and Price. He marched saft!y
70 tEr cruising Of Saline River, where The rebels
sa!ncsca 10 attack him, They mada several de9pe-
ltte chafEes TO break through Steele's lines, but
VIZ. hoodil5 5spulsed with heavy loss.
aoss N uatE engagement wae about SOC; the
loes we three Of four Ies grcater, ss thor
M TMuEes sunlec1ed them to severe rEclkhuocnt-
~ neto troops in this affair fought with dcsper-
fc,, ,1 ae Hho captured two pieces OF artillery
4,.,h 4o1a 4e enemy. Alter thls the enemy m,do M
Cd Little Rock in safety. '' NA4 A
Al the Inst accounts from tbc Ya1,e,. +h,x ,rcra
WA1une 1t saline river for 1t 10 fali tn ee~t ross
!ng. They had made no dcmonrtr,tinn *s.in.t
t19t Hun Or Little Rock, and II Is nni iiss11 thev
~ a1taek either place. an Stee'e hss 4 fSrc- II
without difficulty. n1s Fosioon
, 1864-05-13

IjvePcol 30th, and Queenstown ist ~ nona
drawn 10 Turmoa Island aAo VIII
LATkBT-LITXHPoo1, 30th-R,rsdat,r.
Prorislons quiet end steady Ptolnee nn,tt An; ~
steady. Cotton buoyant, With al sdysncir" tam nua
deLr5. n ~~4'-
Consolt s1X@91x; Illinois Central esaso Al.
CONT: Etie 624tG4. ~
The rtbel loan has advanced
IL Parliamcut Lord Derby bad denounced the
coltse Qf !he movement relative to Iaid's rsms
Earl K7rtelI warmly defended tas Government 4
long dchste occrr1bd In the House Of Commons on
tbr Tuscaloosa Casa The action of tic GoYesn-
mint waa sustained bg II majority.
, 1864-05-13

LOUISVILLE. Ky-, May l2--Bucs Phillips with
tweuty-ave rebel euenllas, on "Wednesday p. N ,
frcm tie south bank of this Cumberland river, Us.
tween Paluny11 and Cumberland City, fred some
hfty muelet shots 1t steamer upward bound With
Government 8torea. The side OF the steamer was
badly riddled, but bhc cscaped. The same day
these guerillaa captured Wm. Yates, telegraph
repai,Er, flom ClarfsTllle. whom they released
after liking awny his horse and Instruments.
tween Chattanooga nnd Nashville prost1asad many
builttugt and trees in It's cou1so and killing and
f1luting several persons.
Third street towards Taylor's Barracks, some
soldiers thereof commenced pil]aging, whereupon
drat; and conacipt rendezvous, i1terlcrcd to pre-
ve1t further depredatione, when he wks ass.i'ed
by Aere1al soldiers md severely beaten With their
nlpfEete and IL in 4 critical condition. The aup-
posed offenders were arrested Their names were
not aecertatned.
, 1864-05-13
Cincinnati Mnrlkets.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtouue]
c3c1SxAT1. May L. 1854.
FLoU1- There IL very fair Inquiry for superanc At
extra sold 1t tt.13.
W11sxx-A fiat market and prices nouina1; hold
ezs ssk $1.2o, put buyera 1efuas to pay the rate
oRAH-Wheat-Iho market is lyrn, but holders will
not meet tho Views OF buyers prtms red Is held 1t
&1A7 and white 1t $l.ss Corn-The supply not being
equal to the demand, prices sgan advanced; ear il
Row held at 41.2e. the SANG u ahelled. oats uu-
chAogcd. Rye-The supply IL light, and ho1ders ask
$155. pa1eJ-The demand Is good 1t $l.o0 for fall.
GHoCKRIEs-6uGAr and moIas8cs have beaome arm.
CT. The demand being moderate, prices remain una-
tered. Coffee ia Quoted at ll@ksHc. Raw austrs Is
9<7c. Molasses 31.rs01.1o.
PRov1a1oHe-hess pork 1s hrrn but quiet. City can
be bought Of onts1de parties at s270o but In most
cases It IL held higher. Nothing doing In bacop.
Lard Is dull at 1sc. There ia continued good d.
.nand for clear bulk sides, with ssle4 Of 600 D. 1t
lse. Holders now ak lie.
, 1864-05-13

N6FV EUfH 4QHfRGE-~.1ay IL.
CoTToy-More Aeuve II lc higher, Et4SCc for mid
/ ding uplands and sSG for low middllng: =
FLoUn-State and Western moderately Rctfyo with
nr.ces vithoat decided change. {eg597i0 for e1tra
state f7ss@7so fer extra t. L. o., and 3753134i
WHISKY qulet and unsettled 1t $l.2iGo124 for stAte
and 81 Is for Western.
/ Gn4ZH-Nhcat 1@2c higher. <1,5 for Chlenso sp'z
ell 90 for amber Mtlw waukee 81 6 for winter red
Gorn 1ImeF wi'h 9nly limited sapply: Old MIXED
each, and so for Government certificates,
51kQ59,
Wool quiet.
PHov1sIoHs-Pork opened with . llttle move 0rna.
ness aud closed quiet At Seaterdav'1 pEtcea-S!t.4
27:oo1or mes: $2625@26:s74 for old DO 2si1K@8
~ fl fGF @ 1eT d. DO cl9sns q T.. sl249zs 4 : tzIo997s
Cat Aeats quiet and nemihally unchanged. Dacon
Sides quiet Lard quiet aud without material change.
It 13*@1lx-the 1ktter extreme pf1re fo3 choice
kettle rendered 100 bbls for May sellers option, at
State.
, 1864-05-13

The Foreign Markets.
Pxx AT1IcA.] lBy Telegraph
1lv11pooL, April =.
FLoC1-Ftfmer and advanced ii hsl.
ttKAIH-NheAt has An upward tendency, With An
advance OF 122d pr GENITAL Ked od@8s ID;
Ied southern g 5dss I'd White southern g. 9d@s Cd.
Corn nfD, with mixed It q. 02Ss3d.
FHovuio1H-poef quiet and hrm. Pork steAdy.
Bacon quiet and atead{. Lard dull md easier at II
&s'c. Butter very dull .707-."
Petroleum qnlet aud steady; crudn 18d !; re-
fined u ID 2 gallon
IoNpoN, April %,
BrrADs1uFrt-Qu!et Hnd steady.
GEnCEElxs-SuZAr Quiet and steady. Cofles firm,
With partial advance Of Cd, Tea quiet
OII5-Petro1eum steady.
, 1864-05-13
FROM GAKENA

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
GALEnA4 Ill.,, May y, 1851
Tte first company for the 100 tays' service, is
fua. It was Organized to-day and elected the fol-
lowing o.1cers: Captain. IF. 4. Evans: 1st Lien
tennnt, J. L. Bockins I'd Lieutenant, Edward
, 1864-05-13

F1oUR-pu11, and stock light. salcf Of double ex-
SIS.
GkAIH-Thcat dull aud n.n1er. Red wtnts. II 30 ):
No Milwaukee 81 s4H; No 2chtcngo Rp-inf Si.sQ
10: @ aEsnhes ss r @ sinn u 2Eclosnx tF; Cory nsm:
NH1sKT-Held 1t t11Gal Is.
to New York.
, 1864-05-13

PittsburR Petroleum AInrket-May IL.
C1un1-The IL q better feeling IN Crude with mora
Inquiry. Sales to-day at e3K@s4e. Ea,hing do!r9 In
refined. Up.tiYer refined sold 1t 57c. 41rlyed 1251
brla.
, 1864-05-13

Philadelphia Market-nIav
FIouh-Dull at 3s.t1H for extra, AMI f9ssH for ex-
tn family.
Corn declined &C.. Yellow $1-I1-
PK1Ro1 1ux-F1rme.. Sales 1910 trls 1cnacl In
bond at 56958c.
THL4TY-31S&l.e8.
, 1864-05-13

Baltimore mnFket--Mny IL.
FLoUE-nal1 and heavy. Ohio Extra at 37.l.4a7.l5
RAIN-Hhest dull. Winter Bed, At g.
Corn sseadav st $l,419f.8.
EAIsKY-Dull and nominal at SIS.
, 1864-05-13

I'VE AND E EAR.-Deanesa.
continue, for twenty ye%re uta to rnref "a ths
etpceia', ,a sttsn,9D of Dr. uS3ERWooD, G:aIist and
Cre%s Eyn. Cataract. Artificial Pupil, &C., &c s<tl-
tulfy performed. 80. nyA -5tnet
, 1864-05-13
TARD RUBBER TRITSS =

LIZ TAFLIsHHFNT, 12s CLARK street. J. q, Kzx.
pAII, Manager. This frua wIil never rus, break,
-cEktt. OF b.her. Can be nade ftl1 07 lifnber- AZ
Ways c}ean and vii! Last lifetime Pamohteo seat
frro- RefeIeLcea from the mo4s cmsuent 9asKfnn8
S1YeN, +. Q. Box E8. my1l-e8<65t E&Nne&
, 1864-05-13
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL


CLEAnXp-Ncue.
A111vtD-1nvestxator, Athens 50 yards suhb!e
ftoae r. 8. Garner, do, Ii yards dimension sto1a
Drill. do. 80 yards rnbblo stone Conveyance, Dss
P1.ines % yards dos Republic, Lasalle, TO tons coal
2o ns potters' ware: Brilliant, do. light; SUNRISE
do, sej.sco nsrig iron: A1cnzo Leach, do, 1000 bu
corr, ooco na scrap ison Lemont. do, 1883 bn coru
70 bu oss Senator, do 1s tons coal; Clyde, otta-
va, 400 ou corn; Maple Leaf Joliet 10000 bu oats
Cayusa, Lockport, 600 bu cats.
ADDITIONAL.
cLEARKp-H. g. Loomis. Athens; Y. 8. Garner,
DO: Lady Franklin, do; Investigator, do; j. MeEa1d,
Iaealle, Us m feet lumber.
, 1864-05-13

TT DOOLITTLE, BANKER,
Lilo 40 CLARK STREET.
VIII redeem, At hts office, an1 efer the 18th Of May
EO1a q par In the leEal currency Of the coun6ry.