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passed. lie scorned The idea Of compromise with
lsaito1s. Let them lay down their arms; then
With ttem upon The basis Of indemnity for the
past sid security forthe future.
he closed his argument With aa earnest appeal
to his hease1s to work earnestly. In seaaon and
at National +1cket, and promised victory com
mensurate with tee victory to Ae gained By the
ULion army In front Of the Cefenses OF Richmond
Mr. Moulton VIE loudly appiauted.
After the conclusion Of hlr Moulton'5 remarks,
Hon. E. G. 1nRerHoll vas introduced, and spoke
for an bour-and hall 10 bis happfcst vein. 1shaH
not attempt to give IN outline even of bis remarks
because Of the want Of time That iotefEcoes be
tween this and the closing Of the telegraph Office
His was splendid effort, and worthy OF the man,
and the OCCASION, and entirely in harmony With
fha senttnentR nf lfe audience.
, 1864-09-24
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
rseio1ctu.s ut t:Sheridan'HV Victory-But-
lefsA Canal.

new YORK, Ftid,y, Sept. 2s-The H<ra'ds City:
po,rt corrrppo.dent. ai.t, says: sherIdan's great
victory has insp,resa out 'roops more than rein
nn.oar1nus epthus!asm. Grant te1+srsphea et
npre to washington 10 nake Sheridan Brs9adler
n ,he 1ts1la1s, which VA promptly done: 49,.
A rslnte Of ten sbotted euas rom each batteE
rne tsoussnd discharges uooo the rebel Hines.
The rebeis have reinforced their mortar battery,
rttch Is brought to hear on the Dutch Gap ca'4al
wnTE.rs. pv tic addition Of four rors Coeora5.
~ ey Keep Up conttnnal. fire, but do no damage
rEhu
, 1864-09-24

4HE ENVNA1 1A1h 4 &<
The Union County Convention Inns noni
mated winning ticket In the local politics
of Cook county 1t has not been our fortune
to present the names Of twelve men more
unexceptionablc in the1nEclrcs, or more &C.
ceptAble to the people
Oufcaudidate for State Senator, Francis
c. EASTMAN. is one Of the int IN point Q!
time, as he is one of the foremost III polat, Of
intellect, Of there Democrats who, folio Wing
the lead Of Douglas, cast themselves heart
and soul into the war party at the outoreaR
OF the rebellion, and whp have seen no Eobd
reason to take the back track. Mr. Eastman
will be elected by majority Of which any
man may be proud. &c is one of our rising
young men, and the bc5s will all work f,r
him.
WILLIAM L. CHuncu, Esq, the csndidats
for Chrk Of the Circuit Court, is too we'll
Known to the voters Of Cook County to need
auy special notice at our hands Hts faith
1ul administration Of the duties Of his Office
Is best attested BY his re. election four years
ago, and lis reconciliation now. No one is
more dseryedly popular. no one more &C
commotating, no one moro thoroughly d.
voted 10 tie Union. cause than Mf. Church,
and ne may add that few have contributed
more, iu times past, to the SUCCESS ot the
Union ticket in the State. -:
=. ME-, REED, the nominee OF the conyenticE
for state'e Attorney, is young lawyer OF de-
-c}ued. ability and promise, popular and capa
BILE, formerly resident Of Rock Island,
member Of ,the wc1lSno IN firm Of Knox
Eustace q Reed, already thoroughly 1a,n!lia II
with the dulles Of his office
The candidate for Sheriff Is JoHx 4. Ne.
soS!. Esq, one OF the present Deputies. Nr
Ec1son is . Scanp1navian b5 birth, thorough
American in feeling, aad IN upa,ncMnt
nnion1st In principle. NJ better man eve
came across the Atlantic. Hts-loos ex ,e.i
cnce n tie Sheriff. 'ofllce has abundant;
>ntted him for the duties of the position.
Dr.. WAGNER is the well known Surgeon. q
the uecker regiment; 24'h Illinois ,voluu
, teen. lie has discharged the duties of Core
, 1864-09-24
The Siege of Charleston.

NEW York, Friday. Sept. 23.-Aayices from
Charleston 10 September 18th announce that our
troops stl continue to fire on the city. Dese.tef1
report Immense tatn3se doLe. The rebel can
nsDder refused to allow General Foster to send
supplies toouf pri.oners In Georrf1. Several febe
ofncer5 OF Morris lslscd have exp.essed-a ce.iEe
to tase the oath Of allegiance. The Richmond
Ex0n.ner reports large hres ln'char!rston, DOUBT
le:h the feet OF our shella.
, 1864-09-24

JEFFERSON ClrT, S1pt- .a1.--An boats passing
Jefferson City are Required to haul to aud report,
snd those bound mp the river l4oen wssk govern
ment storcs arc provided with d atroac military
escort. The pilots rnd o'hrr officers ct tho crafts
tu most instances, aro ardent sympathizers with
Ntrfs 4 en-
, 1864-09-24

Athens, Tennessee, Aug ~, 1864. :
Vim. ". Bacop, New Haven, Conn:
DEAR SEE On the 9ist and s2d inst, We bad
visit from the rebel army, or at least Wheeler'a
eavalry laid, amounting to some FIX thousand,
and they broke open al1 our etoses and houses aad
completely eatked them. and. they worked two
days on my safe that boueht Of 5on, aud battered
it nearly to pieces With riedges and cold chlse}s.
aud axes, aud crow bars, but did not eucceed in
getting in, for which thauk you ard yolr work
men fof the kind Of. work done On 1t, and would
recommend it to Ill that may want perfect
article. YouIs respectfully,
GEORGE ". Ross.
Mr.. Ross, safe has the binges broken of out
eide, and Is lnoeuted, and bxuletd, and cut good
DEL: but ~as proof against raid from being
8Bscon's burglar and fire proof ssfe ie great IN
B:ttutIon. DAy1o CLeAaR-
Please send me price list Of your safes ut this
time, tsapt to GET another OF the same kind as
room as the way opens go csn Get II through, and
1anch oblIgo Eour Aisnd,
GEO. ". Ross.
: MoEA1.,-" Buy Bacon'e safe.''-
, 1864-09-24

DuFFALo, Friday, Sept. e3.-Gan. Dig arriyed
herr yesterday audIeft FAST ercnitc for 94rdassy
10 inquire into the recent rebel plot mud 10 take
patch received in the city announces iha. seven
tyeI OF The pirates we're arrested by the Canadian
aulLo11ties and lod led In the Sandwich jail.
, 1864-09-24

Peoria, Sept. e1.--lnst evening the Farmers
BILLS. IN this city, and several buildings
on and near the corner OF Fay6yte and South
Washington et1eets3were destroyed by 1te. Loss
about S65, ,DG1: partly insured.
, 1864-09-24

Esom the Board Of Trade Battery:
The following letter Is from amember OF th-
Board Of Trade Battery. to his brother, ptomi-
ngnt bualness msn OF this CITY, II shows the sen
tim. Mt OF tho Chicago eoldiers IN Shcrman's army:
Cross KEYS, IS ,t1Es Faon ATLANTA, Ga.
Sepseuabrt Is, 1S54.
Ny Dear Rrotbcr:
A. last the agony Is over; No more roazios/of
II short, Tie campsisn Is Overland how e1oriously
y&u know cfs th{=-,perhaps more than can tell
you. Aud then TO have tast n loE5lyed+ daraned:
SConvention ofslates.'i Nol ny daars b.o1her,
NJ! 1s the sotes ot ae ny Aerana L,Icoln
OF Little Mac with smother war Ia. .1s7s than a.
tcen yea7E, far more cruel acd barbarous than the
7r1ek OF those damnahle' Coppesheads to get the
South oul Of its present pfedicamens. It s on its
lasI lcEe, and they know It, but want to save
20 t. &c oo hue So L o.ao 1a asS
iee sofp o tae tarth Tatf ny wofds u @ one year
Fq5 he n t6s ed
FAY, fought for It md nm prond of it.' and roe
loyal psop 9 o.. the North can say, Il 1otell
ts bend At ~ ,ies q
blood, and 5 United ,srates. that the world viii
look Up to in sdn!fatten apd awe; Leo ns that In,
mens of ny lie. Tint picture in Hayp@r's Eaeky.
which you sent me-. Compromise with the
sorth''-will do more good than one hundred
speeches. Let 1t b.. looked at by the sensible and
Rg Mns es fer saS aS'f s
down and enjoy my little reading mat
ter. We are encsmped about one nile
an h.ao sn.y o r.
tons the tlrst item sol11cr- thinks Of. Our
caumnnicatione are all straight again. The
Hard Tnck line ia again IN running os:er. We ex-
pect TO get paid daily. uur rolls are made cut for
eight months.
Your afectionate brother.
CHARLIE.
will just add, by way OF postscript, that your
letter OF the 9Th was received hvo mta9sos ag mud
, 1864-09-24

NoHH1sos. Sept 2aa.-The Union County Couyen-
tion To-day nominated Lcander Saith for Repre-
tentative, a. Harrington for Circnit Cletk, John
Djppell for Sheriff. and S. Taylor Tor Coroner The
following rrsa!ution was passed:
Rtfo rtd, That this ceuveltion snstains General
Sheridan IN his arbitrary ar'e=t Of fire Thousand Of
or Southern brethren.
, 1864-09-24

-kAD83 T<sVUV9VNos
IEAybArcR1H, Wednesday, 2ept. 92-The fol-
loving teIegzans we're received at headquarters
yesterday: y
Major {. s, Ch4t}ot:
captn14d by tie enemy ut Casin Creek, said 10
'GEo s1xts, Major Gen.
foAr Scorr, Sept, ~.
.Iieut Col. Wheeler, Of the 18th Kansas, yho
Ha. with The train when captured at Caoin Crc ck
It st 1lay morning. has arrived at ono OF tnr ont
poets, and stnds me wCfd that Tbs rebels took
int little Of tie train with them, burning nearly
n,l Of Il; This rather 1na1eates movement
Waitie's. hnd Col. Wheeler. thsrks 1t four thou
espd strong, The sntyly0rg nj the tsaiu escort
onthe!s way up rear Ba1ter's Springs. Prices
ltaoquauera artreported to he at Cane HtI,
CuAs. ". BLAZE, Col. COMMANDING.
FoEr SCOTT, Sept so.-The train for Fort Smith
was talcn~ by the rebels at Cabin Greek The
reel force was Stand Waiue's, nor-eah to &c
ntGut 1900 et1opE, tut not commanded By hIu-
Have 10, Jet learned who Eas n conraaad. The
Ing, and everything taken. The rebels had three
pcces Of ar,slles. Have rot learned as rev Ut any
une escaping, except Lieut. Col. Wheeler, and .
lew wagon masters. The traln, consisted oi 29a
s53 mu!es-Ts wasops ce'ougtn. to the pa.t at
Fort Scott, the reminder belonging to Forts Glib.
son ane Smith; also Two suffers t<stns.
Capt. Derbin went oa.-and Is aafe. The train
s,eed Il Hn Gs1 I'D % eet l ;5d dSsns
eleo q station Of 1ndisn troops. hear that Major
Foreman, With LOO men and u battery, had ltstted
from Fo1i Gibson to reioforce The train. aud would
stoelade, but worthless s9sln.i astfiery. Hsvs
in. learned that Major HOPKINS Of the ID Kansaz
, 1864-09-24

MEesRs EDITORS: The following letter WAS re-
cci1el thIs erening. a1d tells fs own story. It.
.Hin be reid with interest By the eItuo banking
community on this continent. In these days Of
III ucnt raids by burglars IN this State, and indeed
IN I'll part. Of the country, 1t may be, well tor
haDks and bankers to eend to the undersigned, at
New Haven. Conn.,, for ciScular. which will
point to the most ef1eclual means of preventing
robters BY the entire lcbe army Of America, bory-
lare Included. r., WIZ. W. BAcoy
Chicaso, Sept. 81, 1864.
, 1864-09-24
{Frcm Our Special Correspondent
CAx1 or TIE 1sr4 III. IsF., (
EAeT polST, I: N1LEs SoCTH.uF I
ATLANTA Sentembrr- 1854

Rmc1s CALLING NAMES rebel organs
have been amusing themselves Of late call
irg Ger. SAsrnen all manner Of Names.
Why Ii th1a We do NOT call thtir Generals
Ipmes. Judging from late adg3ces, Gen.
Sherman Is uble to take care Of hlmself, eSen
sgainst rebel eplthe!e, as~well- as rebel
bayonets. -
, 1864-09-24

TENDALL'S AMBOLINE E
In PrcTenu fa,r frem falling out.
KEEDALL'S AMBOhINE.
Causes t. t. arow CT bs1a tesas. -
EENDALl'S AMROLISE
Prevents hsls turning G:d7.
KENDALL'S~ ~AMROLINE
Permanently semoves Dansruf. :
:. EENDALL'S AA1BOL1NE
Giyrs hair lcsre and hsa1tT.
KENDALL'S AMBOLINE
Renders har.h balr soft and glossy.
KENDALL'S AaIBOLISE
Iscurely Veaetable.
EENDALL'S AMBOLINE
y, : Gures al diseases OF the s:alp.
>KKND5lL'5 AMBoLINE "a PIT up in bo1es con-
tatnpg TWO Eot:czonc 10 be usec n MI hr. as re-
mover fails prevent this hAlr from filling o1r.
turpiu4 pr1matuIey graY, L Is Ro7ts,
FoVeIs aud Hero8 md he's Eeen Csed 10 taous sndB
OF cl1es WheTa the Ha vas coming on. h4naIuli5,
Ant ae failed to AIfa8t its decay, and prOmco
q hc4ithy aad vigorous growth.
PREPARED ONLY BY
w AR 1 N u Il CO..
Ne. s5 Dey street, New Task.
AEp Encu EyERTTHEn:.
.r17s ~ rT7H4 rAt
, 1864-09-24

PROVIDENCE, 4. ! Friday. Sept. MA IRE On
twenty dwellings, including two foundr,es box
shop, ns'fa dozen tenement houses, etc. Tweuty
lan:lltss WeFt rendered hnu.clese. Loss $500
An acre OF land WIS burned over.
, 1864-09-24

~ The more We get OF Pendleton'e re-
cord, The worse it looks. In q speech de-
livercd in Nfw York, before Democratic
Association, last spring, he said that !" the
prosecution of the var can lead only to
u1ior or separation. II 1t leads 10 Union,
nuM k:d to q, ,tnnsitigased despo,:s1.',
, 1864-09-24
From FOKr SCOTT.

Government Train Captured and
Rurucd- ut Cabin Jfeek-Sfauu
Waffle in Strong Force M0TIu. NorIn
-luas $2.0U0,U00.
, 1864-09-24

An uUnsuccessfn sfnl.A.tenaps to Open one
or Uuco4's Esank satc<,'' by Lhs Mo-
Ios3ous Rebel wheeler nnu Two OF
HIT
, 1864-09-24

e. Every men k'to1cs that sherdan's vic
tory has immensely diminished McClellau's.
chances for the Presidency, Let every MN
ask himself whether that party ind that car
didate detervc his support whose Only hope
Of SUCCESS depends on zebel victories and
Onion defeats. y,
, 1864-09-24

- EHAELIE.
letter Of the 9Th was received vo mtRYios ago nnd
atso that the B. 4. 3. did have band in ths
capture bt Atlanta, and our Division. with the
battery covered The retreat back 10 the city. The
7,h Pennsyiyanis Cavalry, OF our DlVlsloo, was tha
fiji st Ia enter The town.
, 1864-09-24
Chicago Gribnne.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il. 1861


cKs OF tho Little Markercls of the 1oyal
States. Sncb ano+3,ef hracr of vfc+or,ss MI,
a.. .,a,,., Ia. ..r1~+, t..n.-
'.~ e 'nst'ous's
about the thfoat' "aese u cnos'og sensation
will begin to grow. Following such anoth.
e, succtss uur army may sound the view
na1,o. and make dash for the trophies of
~. ..ao;1,rs ,f1,- p.t,onr, co1d E.r,pN,as
niu'fei' no' early e""A 4o' 'no eal'aa'
3rlsh trooper, 20" bs1ssmsf General OF Reg
ulare.'
Ye.atLcr Ike the style In which Grauts
armv ealuted in honor of sherfdan,s v1cto.
-. ~ .vs.ta af ,os,aa- +ha.a ...".
-.ee' Aos
blank caft9aose' ou'' aeeo'o"g TO The dis.
: patch elsewhere, tbe discharge Of one thou
sand shotted guns full in the tace of the rebel
Toe. Every shot thus sped had double
meaning. And We shall soon hear from
GRAFT In another manner. AL is not quiet
along lis line, stretched twenty-five miles q
brlstllrg front Of steel Yon may almost
lay your ear to the ground and catch the
sound Of the coming storm. For weeks
men have been pouring In upon him, filling
up the gaps IN Ills regiments. Solidly and
ccmpac1ly have his divisions and br1cades
been rebuilt, and when he gives thcword to
launch his army against the enemy, or to
meet some desperate assault Of deeperate
foe, there will be no chiid's piay then, bnt q
knitting and rcndlng Of the toughest siueHs
Of war. 4 victory to the Cnion cause in TINT
coming hour will end the rebellion.
y But even should the news OF Old Abe's re-
election in November be celebrated by our
boys IN blue in the streets OF Richmond, the
rebellion will net end SO suddenly thereafter
TINT we can afford 10 60 extensively at once
into TIE olive branch business. It Will not
do to relax present efforts IN the expectation
1hAt, by November; there will be- the ind of
fighting. There is q demand for men. Tha
dru vii positively take pltce in Chicaeo On
.Monday next. Men must be had to finish
the war. and there will be fleht,n,, tn a.,
after Richmond IL ours. The rebellion will
fight bprd in it, last hours, There never VIVA
occ.s.on for greater frmness and -aae1itr of
nurpose In the loIal ststes than nox sta,a
bv the puns. Initiate Grant. Let ali m, "a
joIc,ups for yirtories he eahotted vnns .fi91tr,
death to traitors.
The rtbtls at Charleston refnsc IN o11ou.
.onr sniff r1nr nr;son,rs IN tht;r ne;d. ~ ha
.euccnrea by enpnl,es from the North Th,: NJ
.dtsholt.m. Of the 1ehel,,on whsn ~-;r+an ~
viii corktItutc a 1T closfor chao.er -, ,he
1elish institution in whose behcs;s it was
originated.
: i looks as though the bottom was out IF
gold. The quotation yesterday was se.1or
2a!2, with tendercy to sell short at an agen
, 1864-09-24

u. I. T. j. o. WEST.
81 Chambers Street, New Kork,
are The owneEs Of III. patent. and exclusive maau.
tetfnier. Ct tt!a,
J.W. BRApLEY's PATENTED. .prPLEx mLR
TIC STEEL SPRING SE4Rra.
Tt1sfnyention consist oi Duplex Tor tWo) Elliptic
tt:et epfpge, Een5cusy rF1itoa ;atit A1u dsnlly
elattic, ne1ib's aau turaole spr1as ever ased.
blEg tha wenteI In ce11HQueaca Of fs :Ieas elasci.
y md aexneate1 to p!aes ant tald he sk1rt when
IL uBa 81 essii7 and With the eaU c1oven ent1 Z
sit e muslin dress y oov:sea md ki'eaess
snee to the weara1 81 we'll the public especially
crowded ssaat1o;l&B 11lsoad cara, church
pewa. or ID a1T crowded p7ce, from the difficulty ot
se3tIac:irE them 70 oceSsy:o9 aSmsI spaes. IT.
the usu1l full aao 59Emetteal TORN. 80 u she 19ht
est, noE9 stylish ano 2tAcea appearance for the
s.,eet, opers. Ircr1enalu or houae cre.x. & laa5
hav,n3 eo> ed toe PIES comfort and Hteat
vpnterte nj wearing the DurldI Et111tte spfinR
ski: fcF 14n9la day. vM2eIez attsevs7d w,1lihsy
d:tpeDte with fht rte Of than. Thc7 A-c tbs Resl
quanty IN gyesy PAT, md ~ tas ths H7ntsss % most
Nerchants VII b6 supoIRd u :tov~+ ami ladies IN
most t1sc retail st11ts II tatt citY xd
cut .he dfffes c1t States.
ar 1nuutra Tor tha
xpr1N1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
wE.cAPE OF PRIsoxERs 1aox rHE

~EscAPE OF PRIsoxERs PROM TIE
ArHExErN.-Four sentenced prisoners
made their escape from the Atheneum pris-
OF OF Tuesday morning about Two o'clock.
The men we're confined in the basement
room, the door of which is several feet
from the ground. When prisoner is put
into this room he lis always searched aud
anything in the shape of knife or other
instrument likely to assist in his escape is
taken away from Kim. However, one of
the men managed to get hold of knife
with which a working party of four cut
hole in the floor large enough to admit of
the passage of their bodies. They dropped
through this hole to the ground and COM
ueuced work upon the newly crested brick
wall, which alone stood between the con-
1icts and liberty. They soon made break
il the wall also and away they sped, one
Q; the party carrying bail and chain at
tsched to his leg. One ofthe soldiers saw
the last Of the convicts as he was emerging
through the hole in the wall aud shot at
HIN, but the shot did not take effect. The
men were all Federal soldiers and were
sentenced to imprisonment and hard abor
Tor desertiou. Captain Over has a pretty
heavy scout out upon the trail and it is
rot unlikely that some of the party may be
csp,sred.
The following are the names and descrip.
tiOns of the men:
Robert CoIIigau private, Company F,
Ssh Massachusetts infantry; complexion
ia.kr feet in height, blue eyes, Is years
old
John Moody private, Company H, s4th
Ohio infantry dark complexion, dark hair,
feet ! inches high, dark eyes, IS years
old.
Hezskis Owls private, Company I, 54th
Pennsylvania infantry; fair cOmplexion,
dark hair, feet inches high, bIue eyes,
20 years old.
Edgar Rogers private, Battery B, 5th Q.
S. Artillery fair complexion, light hair,
;eet I inches high, brown eyes, SO years
OLD.
Want of large force of troops to guard
the prisoners and carslessuess on the part
Q; some of the men on duty, are the causes
leading to this successful attempt to escape.
? S.-One Of the scouts sent out by
CsPtsin Over, arrived last night, with Ed
gar Rogers. He was caught at Lawson's
tavern in Triadelphia. he had the band
around his leg yet, but no ball attached.
He vas completely worn out, aad had i'm
bieed pretty freely of bad whisky. He is
TOO drunk Jet to answer iutelligently to
any questions propounded to him, except
that he had no hand in making the pre-
PaFAtions to escape, but concluded to try
lion, when the secret WAS disclosed to him.
He was the last one to go out, was halted
By the guard and started to run, was fred
at and came near being hit, the ball pass
ing close over his shoulders. He was
tired Of running around, and gla to re-
turn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

~TaE GREAr SANITARY FAIR-CHASeE
OF BAsE.-Tbe Managers Of the proposed
Fair and Festival, finding the enterprise
increasing in its proportions, have decided
to change the place of exhibition. Instead
of the Baltimore and Ohio passenger De-
pot the Managers have secured the new
Commissary store room, corner of John
and 4th streets, to which another large
building is to be added Immediately. We
consider this capital move. The location
is more central than the one first proposed
and the buildings will be mere suitable in
all respects.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

~cVy OoEHbIt,Gs TOEuIAV AontbIy
meeting Of the City CounCIlS was held last
evening at the Council Chambers.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
reported in favor of contracting for the
Matchmaking of Chapliue street from LIST
to Webster and Quincy from 4Ih to 9th
Adopted, aud the contract for Chapline
street was awarded to William Godfrey,
and for Quincy to Joseph Marshall.
The Committee on Fire Department
RECOMMENDED the purchase of lot lls, on
Zane street, for the erection Of a hose
house for the Rough and Ready Fire Com.
pany. The recommendation was adopted.
The reports of the Committees on Ac.
counts and Water Works, were read and
adopted.
The Committee Of Conference upon the
subject of the Macadamiztng of Zane
street, reported in favor of paying the con-
tractors, Messrs. Warehouse aud Marshall,
twenty cents per perch over and above
the contract price, upon the remaining
amount of stone to be employed. The re-
port was adopted.
The Committee on Salaries reported in
favor Of Increasing the salary eff the City
Sergeant so as to enable him 70 increase
the pay of his deputies. Recommitted for
further examination and report.
The report of the Street Commissioner
was read aud adopted and an aPpropria-
ton was made to that effect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
New York Market.
nav Yoak, June IA.

NEW YoRK, June IA.
Flour-state and Western slightly in
favor of buyers, but closed more steady at
81 s5@7 80 for extra State; So SOFAS 40
for extra R. H. o.; S. 46@9 80 for trade
brands.
Whisky-Higher at 81 32@l s24 for State.
Whest-active, 1@2c better for prime,
at 81 1901 80 for Chicago Spring |;
81 1901 Sc for Milwaukee Club; ST s56
l 80 for winter red western.
Oorn-More active, &c lower: 456
l Dc for new mixed Western and sol for
old. -
Oats-Quiet, 81 for western.
CofRee-Dull.
Molasses-Dull.
Petroleum-Firm; crude As, refined rs,
crude for July At, refined in bond 60.
Wool-Firm aud a moderate business.
Pork-Less active but higher $33@33 so
for mess; $32for old mess; $35 for new
mess $2s@$30 for old prime.
Beef-Firm and betterdemand at So 50@
SID for country mess 6@7c for prime
SIG 5O@l9 80 for repacked mess; SCOOPS
for extra mess. Prime mess beef quiet and
unchanged Beef hams very quiet; Cot
meets frmer at 12@l24; Shoulders al
15@15i.
Bacon sides-dull at 123.
LArd-Firmer, with a fair demand at 16
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
From mexicn.

New YoRK, June l4.-The steamer Mex
leo from Havana on the 9th inst, brings
the following:
Havana, June 6.-The British mail steam
er Clyde arrived yesterday, with news from
the City of Mexico, to the Goth ult., and
from Vera Cruz to the LIST inst. Maximil-
liam arrived on the morning of the 2Sth
ultimo, ut Vera Cruz in the Norora, having
touched at Madeira and Martinique, at the
latter place for coal, and where the new
Emperor liberated and carried with him
four of the prisoners condemned ito hard
labor. He also liberated eight more and
paid their passages to Vera Cruz. and dis.
and promised to attend to their fate i'm
mediately on his arrival at the City OF
Mexico.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

Ia TIE ORPHANS FAIR.-Among all
the fairs tina: have lately been held none
have been more worthy of public patron
age than the Orphans fair. this evening,
advertised elsewhere. The Orphans whom
it is proposed to benefit, are certainly we'll
cared for, aud the design is to enable the
Sisters to continue the care and education
Of The poor and the fAtherless. 1t is an OBJ
jectin which every charitable person ought
to have a living interest, for none of our
readers know how soon in these cbeckered
and uncertain times, their own children
may need the protecting care of similar
humane association.