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tlta1 Scltelnngelt fur Den gWefers Snbitripe
tiOnel 1pie Mn5eigtlll 0lrh ben Mgettea Sra. S.
s. Nie0fel0t, 420 & Ctr, at MAIDEN.
, 1864-07-30

Hoard of manaEers-Ltsts OF Dona.
tlonss Gcs

The regular weekly meeting of the managers OF
the Soldiers Home was held at the Rest yesterday
afternoon.
In the absence Of the Prcsldent-T. =. Bryan
Mrs. Dickinson, Vice President, took the chair.
ars Sayers tie Secret resd the minutes Of the
last meeting, which were approved.
a letter was read from Nj. Bryan. stating that
serious illnees prevented him from meeting with
them, and encloaing several donations from differ
ent psrtfes.
The following donations were reported received
during the week ending the 29sh: Henry Bush,
quantity Of green peas; A Friend, cnrrants, butter
and tomatoes; Mrs. Williamson, butter and rice
pnddiDes; Mrs. Pa5e Mrs. s. B. Brown aad
T. esne taer ~ :: Fsaa ess
Gary q. Mason snd ssI'fe /. Stuart, the proceeds
e 1 sns q ssorb sseo bls ss h ~ s 5ESo2 Ss
county, Ss.1b; Capt. J. ". Tuttle. By Mra. Sayres
SIC; Hrs. Simmons, one bundle * beddina and
e bee ssfi a OF &c Mas e. s9e A
ME Kelley. caeh. 51c: Miss LszzIc shsckford, s..
Sza. Df. Hanmil. trom the Committee On the
shere @ dalias ss The w. Week ss oa5 % Tae nu@osf Of
meals furnished during the same period was ,a2t
The following ladies' were appointed on the vis-
m1a henry say
The President also appointed ss the CoEnnittee
for the Rest the following: Miss Lizzie Dickinson,
Mira. Kennedy, Mrs. E. +. Dickinson, and Mre. j.
s. Fuller.
Mrs Hammill reported that there existed great
want Of blouses, Tor the sick ut the Home. They
bad abundant flannel for the requisite number. anu
only wanted aid 10 make 1t up. Mrs. Hamilton
and Mrp. Thomas Church volunteered to cut the
garments and several other lsdles announced their
willingness to aid In making them up.
Mre. uannil slso reported crest want Of cot
ton cocks which the Matron Was directed to pro.
cure. ...
The Committee on Printing reported that the
Arrfp cf $ha Mars a. ID
was now ready for distribution.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
, 1864-07-30

late 1amtnted Colonel MuHsau. to meet At the
North Market Hall lhIs evening ut 8o'elcck-
There will Re meeting Of the members Of the
worthy member, st 10 o'clock this ruornlng. The
members Of the profession are earnestly invited
10 attend 10 assIst in adopting resolutions consis
tent With the melancholy importance OF the occa-
eion.
The Ten.an Brothers, the United Son. OF Erin,
aud other eocic,ies OF the late Colonel's fellow
country men will also meet tlie erenlns in their re-
fpecive halle to determine upon the necessary at
1ansetncnta for paying the last tribute Of respect
fu the departed hero.
, 1864-07-30
New Tork Money Market,


From the EeT York Times OF Thursday
There excellent feeling abroad to-day n regard
to tte new Popular Loan, and 10 serious douhs ap.
ssss to fs e m eomplese ang early &c 1T Tes
New York, amount to over two and bali mtlifons; M
A. the 1Ieasur! Once alone. they are Y sno
1t the Fourth National Bank. over &29eoO Zoe PAT.
tculals from ths other kasional BANK Se hays net
yet received. Tbs hlnour cement Of tnis 4aeanite
policy Of The new Secretary Of the Tfessusy
future Of The money matSaf and Induced an improved
connder g on the STOCK E1cnsoae, Thsrs smother
r1se Of cent since la: night in the ol the
United sfses. p19cs eatn9 ia Gooa pafs ION r. a.
Jne tame cause and tha free export Of domestic pro
dnce, are influencing ]oEer figures tor exchange ga
London, and indirectly the pt,c Of gold though
uauoa u the Latter otea xosks fse ?s Ss1s n q
money to the ttock brokers, 1t call 697 Genf and
tas ososaa 1som III aasItss; x1ns H. stntf n
cf nnre Board Is quits treelJ answe1tt.
The newspaper a8 well a. private tdE3ces, ~ tni
Scots. repie5ens n Increasing demand 1of ons
Times, which hss been both iniu11cal and uafair :.
the pnbltc credit Of tho untad ststes nnce rag sec
Qnd year ff tbs N1f 2oea Glazal4o tha tact taA
the eouslAeatA sssotga9a ol saeso Rtaoks u saas
, 1864-07-30
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

OPENING DAY.
fTeIesraphed Exclusively to the Chicago T:lbune.l
Albany. Friday Evening July %, 1854.
BEEF CArTLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle this
week are heavy amounting to about 4tto head up to
this evening, The majority consists Of thin, light
ccnmon stock, fer which there Is SCARCE arE salo'
the aaklng prices being tully &c per pound less than
last week. The ten and for he2yy and fat steers ia
fair but 1t further decline Of 1lc =. Sold, abont
1,so, head. at prices ranging from 5SsHc = n-
sHEEP-Are In limited demand with dtcllce or
1c p D on last weeks Quotations.
noGs-1n email supply, sad to.erab1y active at
pferfouB 0uot&ticua.
, 1864-07-30
ct. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1

St. LOUIS, Friday, July ..
TonAcco-usarJ. Break embracing $50 hhds, Of
WHICH 267 we're sold. Luga brought $5le9i.ooi com.
meu shipping lesf Is teGs2000: medium do e1o000
Is %; good DO xs50t3ss.oo: medium manufacturing
do $25ct9s,0o; good do &s5.oo8so.o0; ne dc $5o.oo
9iBc.01.
F1ouE-Sales comprise 30 brl4 cho1ce country AA
At e1lt0; 60 do vt $9.io 66 do at S95 delivered;
50 do erper at % 20: DO f1ne st $3.e0.
GnAH-Theht ceciloe1 fu4le SC q bn. Bales $50
sacks extra choice st e21: 81 60 prime 20 strictly
prime At 81 1e921s: 1.o&s do fair to good st $2to@
les. Corn-SR1ar to8 sacks whisn At.sli5; 800 do
yellow and mixed in s!ore It s14o; 1000 do mixed at
4l,ss, Oatt-Few oNe3trx. saes of 81 ka.ks ut 9ic:
10 do st sc; 70 do Al 9.c: 60 60 st SC.
Wn1eKT-Ftrmes, 5ut not active. Sa.ea OF 1se brts
In 1ots at 81 Y.
ProvIsIoHs-Lsrd aod Grease-sales OF 2s casks
manufacturing lard at 17c 250d fair grease at 15c
IS 20 good yellow At l6c e b.
, 1864-07-30

bulkhesd, and is euppned with t s:ssm phaps pnhmns'
nd sfian asst Is io1E aaa
asS x5esza d. esgsaesa s s!saan 81 eas
oEdes At fss wssksE sEoa. sns y sna
pEe9 ;ns, Mitn ~ mnI1sr foT throwing twenty four
uu5 tnt With rope attached ia on board OF hes
and vii used for shFoEin ins "hsa N,s Gosss ssn
csnnot reach tf er wEeeK 31rat.ciaes % Mrsefer n
f'e 'sbe az nrg cabin be'5w With beahs. and a,t
~ Te,I 4, tshtd state.toons On the upper deck,
a. wei a. vely comfortable quastesa for otneets
The Gasnet 'eavee to-day or tomorrow On het
bome fr;n We wish the excursion.sts safe and
pleataut voyage.
, 1864-07-30

IEpeclsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BRlDoEPoKT. Friday, july 2e-1 p. n.
C1EAREp-1mpertal.l lockport b A. 1horp, Joliet
g cords tap bark Moatank, Loekpost; h. Hamlin
Ottawa: Conveyance. Athens
Observation-Disclosures. Athcn', 10 yds dtmcnslor
stone: kesolute, Atae5s. 90 yds rnnbs stone;
lace LaSale, 3,7Is bu corn A. H. Bennett La 3allc
5Setbu corr: Wa'p, Lssalie, 1i6 tons coal; Mari
etta, EhnEAkees Feeder, light.
LATER-9F.M.
C1EARzp-Ecl,rse, Lockport. as cords tan bark
Alabama, LssaIe Waterloo. Do: Africa, Prison
e5o feet 1u,lber; E. Eu1nham. Pflfoas a. Mncaln
Scneca, 2067e feet lumber $50 siding, shingles
6,t0o 1ath Reaolute. Athens Advance, 10 Clyde
Athens; sebastcpol. Utfcs. l6sie ns empty barrels
Cushnan, OTTAWA, S eds tan bark; Planet, Lasalfe
Scncco, Seneca. ... -.
Aa3lvEn-s alma, Lasalle, ssta bu corn, 27.10o D.
hams; Orator. Lasalls. 52o9 ou coFni PacinG, l.
coal Monarch asale, 269 bn corn ,1:0 Ms empt,
rAYfe]a.
, 1864-07-30

n III The vlctsslsupes Of the American war md
e1ebansss 1ensEsd or6e;1 T. I'll nafset 10 1o.
puS eess Of the United s..ses on Monday
lA1 including The unpaid reQatsttion0 On the TfeAs-
nr. smnu' ted in gross:
July q, u ~ ~
July l9 ISL lsEH3rS6
The II: rsa:e Is mainly in tires Jears 81 eaas
crnpourd Inte1cst Treasury notes, substituted for
the per cent Treasury notts draw1 from crcu
lsttcn ard cance!led in Jucc. 3hese substttuttocs
nor amognt e ~ go il compound per cent?. =
iFscm the New Yerk Tribune Of Thu-.d.y1
The fkp.nke from the city banks for the new loan
has been prompt, snd their example viii not be lost
BY tbs banks 1usnIts the SUCCESS or tba 7.S.V Tae
bank OF CoEm*'ce made deposit No. for q 10 to-
The Fourth Nation Bank 900, With &e56ouj By
Mr.Eetchum for hts banking hocke and trten1s, The
t1 iaI deposit It the Treasury were 81 IS. I'D.
Aank q 1es W.
fnenlI 6a9K...s.'s. -.-....,os.+.s.......t 190GQ0
nt',n1in e =; ~, "a 19sS3
u. il. Asoinwall snd John ii, Forbes. ...... io'mo
Bank Of Commonwealth. ....... 150oj
Tradeamena Baok. 6oEo
Ihos pcott: G91
Hant OF Lhe STATE s. o0o
He9sAx1 q Auk1on. !gG9
Il Nchb!ts son.+ 50 90
". H, Atpnwa. $1,000
The sntsc,iptio include alao sums u low AZ I'd
sc!intlons. The reported subscriptions sand thus:
@ n0a
foufth nauofal.. 5V,oeo
Total. ............. .s,,97, 90
National Banks
, 1864-07-30

FA1IADfLPuLAs FfIHhy EyeuIaEe VA13 -
Ttsde very tnM.
FLogB..Dull; /; extra family $l2,oo; super ranges
from 10 % to $3.50
Ga.S--Whest declining: old RED 81 s.92so. Corn
GsEn yellow $l.74.
GREEKRIRs-utchauged.
-WHIsKT-DuIl It Si.kt.
PrTEoIxUN-Dull; crude sic Eenued In bond 500
pxr IN freq 4cEaA5r
, 1864-07-30

Especial nitpatch to the Chicago Tnbunal
MILWAUKEE, Friday Evening. July %.
FLouR-ucltess mote disposed TO sell More
dripE. ............
GRA1S-Wbeat receipts, e. .a<o cu; Irregular aud
higher hut closlr heavy and dull sa,ss this morn
Ing ere 10 0eo hn No Spring In store At S2ta}9a
is; cue bn No ? At $2tc; sRies on 'chanee west
sevo no Spring in store at s214a2,1s: 6no hu No
d. 10 HtRby. at u 0S; 1900 hu do, In 6nith's. Al
a.t0 Market at the Eewhall house this evening
ye1y quiet at a..tsa219k for No ] spEipg-ctosInf
heavy. Oats Gnll and droop!rg; sales were 80 pu
drl,vesed sec; car in store At Sc Corn hesv5
and unsettled; nothing doing and no Inquiry. Ryt
and Barley neglected and nom!nsl.
, 1864-07-30

novel addition to cur lake c1ait-tae WfecS1ns
stesmcr u Maenet'' in port yesterday NOR
uinc bringing to this city party ofexeuresonlste'
come thirty-three ladies and gentlemen OF the
cities Of New York and Buffalo. The home m.
sursncc company of New York Is the oWnef Of
ibis vessel, and the greater number Of the party
being interested in the - Home" have taken tais
opDortpuIty to travel In their company1 s.eaMgss
They LEFT Buffalo on the 9Th inst. They n5se saslt
ed The principal poE.s on lakes Enc 4a9 h91oa, so,
and coaated along the north shore o. Lee sa9e 5o
nor, passing through Neepegon ba{, anG oo"1 n3
through the Garrisan Strait to Roek Hafo9t. ~ u
Isis Royale and over to the south shore o. LAKE Axe
Superior. They have visited the copper ano tton
mines, and stopped at the Pictured Rocks, Wnete
style, In house not made With hanos.
Thence down the St. Marye. to Macflnae.
and the wett shore Of Lake Michigan, stopping at
Milwaukee and Rncine, and winding up. es VIC
have said, by her arrival yesterday morning.
The recent increase Of the Home insurance
Company's business in the marine department nas
rendered 1t necessary for it to have taeaies o1 s
own to protect rieks and to save property IN peril
| II has Tor these purposes provided the steamef
| Magnet, She is side-Wheel steamer q a2a tons
| oc7stes, bnilt by Mesers. Mason & HidWeli. o.
buffalo, under The supervision Of the Comptny'e
General Agent Capt, D. r. Dobbins. she - ~
feet long, a44 feet heAn 10 feet bold. she has
soid bottom, from keel to light water hne, ana u
di1tded Into two compaStmelts by Ta1eS-p2h1
, 1864-07-30
M ARR ED. .
DI H u.

In This CITY, on the 2st Inst at the residence Of the
BRIDES father. L. j. Giph8 KsQ., Cnttass GGnve ave
mus, Miss AMELIA GIBBS and THOMAS LEWIS
Eeq Of Cleveland, Ohio.
, 1864-07-30

tie little cherua awakes u " bright - button "
And dnnng the process Of teethinc IT, Taae y ~.
caleulable. VIC havo frequently heata moihhexs$ Hh e
eay thcy would not be without It frphl the nrth
The child TIL 1t had finished with the teetaing
tie0e, on any consideration Whasever. so!o oS III
DrurpfEta. Is cents bottle,
i.4n3t G4E In Th 4 Ante4K
, 1864-07-30
Vessels PnA.ed Detrtlx.

FN89E1B
Especial Dt.patca to the Chicago T1nune.i
DETROIT, Friday. July q, 1864.
UP-prop Mohawk; bark Danube; brigs Clark
Treat Mechanic: scbrs Hart, Ttsau Mnskegon, Nor
wegiaD, Jacinto.
Dows-DsrEe Witch. Tanver. Mist; echEs AltslF
Ellen Williams, Gray Eagle, Young, Geraldine, Bel
Eirk. Sea Bird. ucHolf. Elske.
, 1864-07-30
3sStrapeD.

GTRAYED-Or stolen from Clea-
~ veyv1lIe on Monday la1t, heavy tvo Iaat cid
rav boned horss to ssIc: tee9 hsnds ~
Vs1 mAaed and lad no shcea. a liberal reward VII
ID paid for bis return for lntofE ci h1 Whosn
TEaot1 s1TQnth stseet. t731 R9as%t
, 1864-07-30
19aanteu=>Gor

WANTED-C Correspondence.
w TWO youax Eents Of high st.ndlaE In society
Bsuo number ef Food looking AID intelligent young
laetes. Ubject-fun ana variety. Aga respectively
to WILL Il. RANDALL or JIhAlK MWOuD,
Ueos geo Henty CoaatY. I'LL ofa* B314Sa
l tJsenN11t
, 1864-07-30

ls Coal High 7-Get Fish'e Patent Cooking
apparatus, for coal oil nt gas. Getting regular
meal for fire persons cnly costa tW0 cs19. Gail
snd get pamphlet at Wilmarth's, 49, Lake street.
Over s0. .G0O have been sold. jy30.nas.lt
, 1864-07-30

4brting damb animals, arson, !; abusing hls
nit tape, 8; assanlt With deadly weapon, y;
male appsrel, i; appearing in female apparel, g;
burglary, 2; contempt OF court 2; conspiracy to
de:fand. aestitu1e 1a4; destitute and d1sorderly
dangerous assault, .: disturbing Divine service. Il
diEorde1!y and interfering with officer, 4; drunk,
e-s; d'eorderiy, 5Oa; drunk and disoraer:y. rs;
I'll si:dsnesaol. ii ] ~ snas's & toass Il M fs%s' s
:.t af1s niere1ne sa w1h ~ f;pn
dlso1dezly houec, as; Do house Of III fame. v lar.
Gerry, lG4 larceoy IS haislee, malicious mlasheE
der false ptetences. g; overcbargiog. :: peadlIng
without licensc, |; perjury, !: passing counter
felt money. Z; rspe, - reeeirlns sto!en properly,
iug liquor without lics.n=e. IL; sodouy,
Violation Of health ordinance, 8; do nuisance,
1c; DO vehicle do, i do back o. DO M bridge @ d.
!; do yaerancy do. -; Tagraney and dlsorderiy, l.
Mr. Wentvorthm moved tha. the report be laid on
tie table and fled. Carried. ~.
Superintendent Turtle said that be had exam
ined into the clalms Of Edward oMalley who re-
ttIoned for compensation. for injnres INFLICTED by
policemen In searchlpg bis store on Wells street
| for military cothtDg, and found thst the police
we're acting under the direction OF ta9 military
Provost Gnard, and also that the demand was on'
81. Wesiwor:h moved that the report be Laid on
The resignation OF Charles Hodgson, Acting
Clerk Of Police at the central Station. vas reccv-
| ed and accepted.
ofHcer Henry Pilgrim, Flrst Precinct, sent IN his
| resignation. Accepted.
Superintendent Turtle reported that be had
chosen four out Of the Ave men allowed nim lGs
spscal daty Ihey were csets s Megn; ss tis
/ time 10 select the ffth.
III. Wentworth moved that the action Of the
| Superintendent be concnrTed H..
| About thirty men appeared before the KosIa g
be en- orn in policemen, having passed the feqn-
| cite e1 lmtuntlore.
Mr. Coventry stated that he had received com.
munscation from Comptroller Hayes TO tne enee, sS
that the Police 1und was not only exhausted, oat
that be bad been compelled to borrow money,
| They were now nearly $4,000 behind. anu ns
wished the Board to run the force on as le" HeH
| aB possible.
communication, they should not Pc 1nsnnea NJ, ~
adding to the force He therefore adsassa ~
bef 1e him to leave their names win me eeIsesa
| ~. apt eeek other employment. He aseured tnena
that IN cases Of election they should hare the afs'
! chance. .,uoord
Tpon motion BY the MayoI al @ t1i1s a9,ne ana COM
uunicat{cna were laid over ualA aeA' '1Ase14Ao'
\ The Board then adtouf1eus
, 1864-07-30

w ANTED.-No humbug bns ~ tns =
w religious trlth. ! will intern aey ,a,s, and
ae1tlsr AZ bcw made ~, ,oa IN !En prou1ooy
ssH sasz :a0 Oa1ass. ~
quired. Send IS cents for csr9sA1rr Arr4s Hsuts. vsso
to e. ". WHITE, P. o. Boz @s'' w. xe:..ss
TRA%
, 1864-07-30
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TOR SAFE T- r,1:
/ Hou,e. ~ No. u taA5
price $500 Hou,s ND nt ,sa e1ff.t EeH Abetdsss-
Kesr .1e1t TnSisr. ~ los uh nth CAtpco:EF 81,
ssMo stSVtLLE nAsvEYe ~ +, = . a,EI:y1g:i;s TX,
buueing. l1S4-3Ilt
r%rD' cArU
X kolt'1As'G-an ntW TWO story and
4 b:scment Prick ou7e, eartsissnS tca r1or,7.
:cnt 81 1:o teet deep. 1ltb tsrn on WflsEa .cs.
G+a Frte Hnaea NJ - r. ~ as'
snr f1t"n tnre Ao'9e' Ae " ''' " a. 'e7oe'
Th-ea new frame Houses and Lots OF Warrer.s..,
.1enae, e Ns fae rear - e!ish siFes
sdH X 49, a, eA1st nI.t.1 aii::,ce
,,,aa hest - = 1stA1e ossn'' So'
15o on akt
r0p cAT.E-T Marine Hosni.
R'O[s GAAE-O. .. uAal ~ 14vep.
appieysd jaIe ls6 authoa.iT.e tSs s3s
q no m s.ch',an ayenNe. betT south
az. snl Ina mi Kfyar apsict II ha.aby
s1Ts tsas the aboys propeety iu oe sold st pm 9e
ssnr,fnn ~ ttr 5th Gsy of septeIahee. 1854 ~ III
a"nsE IN ~ H. liz Collector q ths Fof: cf Chic .Eo
a. ~ o. fnn.sir that c1ry The terms Of Tho
, 1864-07-30

US1IED STATES CnCU1T AND DISTRICT COURTS
-Bff0fe DdEts and DFuH71sond. Common LdW,
2atB. Ferguson ct al rs Faxon. Order satisfying
Judgment entered March 2, 1tG1.
Admiralty dppeass-
49, Corn Exchange Firo and Inland Nasieation
and Insurance company vs Proceeds OF sale OF
schooner Harriet Ross. Decree Of District Court
confirmed. :
aa2. Woodwork vs sa1ne. Same order.
+93. Same " s1lnc. Sumo order.