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Oflcin1:
". B. Hatch, Captain and a. AG.
Emf@rants-Fa1th In AmerIcn.


We learn by special telegram from Wash
iDgton, that the state Department has ad-
vices from Europe, that upwards OF ten
thousand Swiss emigFants are now ut Hnyre
and ether European ports, awaiting passage
to this country.
The great pressure upon the steamship
States, Ills yeaF, il without precedent. On
the 1niman line, the Cunard line, the Mon
trenl line, aud the Havre and Hamburg lines
all available room for passengers Ia always
taken up for SIX OF eight weeks in adyance.
passengers or anything else from Europe to
our own shores.
For various reasons, few cmigranta come
In sailing vessels, as used to be the case for
merly. They nearly all take passage in
steamships. ...- -....
emigration from Europe at the present time.
The people there are told by the spawned
writer's and speakers that our poor country
is given up to universal anarchy, md ruin.
The dance of death and this wall Of despair
a1e ceascless throughout our land, and bid
fair to have no enuing. The heavens are
lurid, and the soil is soaked with blood.
despotlsm sure as death. They are told If
they COME here they will instantly be forced
into the army and marched. to the front to
be butchered By the rebels, and their carcases
given to the yultures.
But still, and notwithstanding all this,
hitherwnrd and steadily they march, ten
times ten thousand in numbcr-wlth sub
lime faith III the glorious and Immortal fn.
tu1e Of the Republic, with firm assurance
in the triumph Of our arms, with axed
faith in the endurance OF our liberties, and
with an undoubting certainty thnt here they
will find prosperous home for themselves
snd for their children and their children'a g
children.
Such faith In the star Of America, and In
the Republics flag and fortunes, on the part
Of the hopeful and ycarning yeomanry Of
Europe, ought to put to the blush those
among Us who are doubtful, and ti9id and
1csponding, aud who cannot, beyond the
darkness that for an hour enshrouds Us, see
or forsee the luminous splendors Of the com.
Ing dnY.-N Z Ifnes 9kh inst,
, 1864-07-13
Reaolutfnns Of II e9pccE~
HEADQUARTERS 9Th u. s. CoLoHEp ABTM'Y,
FoRr McPAEHsoN, NATcnEn, MISS, =


Atameeting Of the 9Th United States Col
ored Artillery, {Hy.,) Captain Harberts WAS
called to the Chair, upon taking which he
stated the object Of the meeting was to de-
eide upon some measures to express to the
friends Of the late Captain Alexander H.
McCabe the high estimation in which he was
held by his brother officers also their deep
sympathy with them In their bereavement;
and appointed the folio wing officers to draft
resolutions expressing the same: Lieut..
Col McCaleb, Captain Barr and Lieutenant
Dillon The following were presented to
the meeting and received their cordial ap-
proval:
WHEREAS, Heaven has been pleased to call one
OF our humber from among u, It becomes ua as
his friends to speak Of him and his services as
they deseEye. Therefore,
-Kesolrtd, That in The death OF Alexander Il.
etEment q good officer. and the cause q Jealous
and able defender.
Resolftd, That his afflicted family hare our
heartfelt sympathy N their great sorrow: yet his
coed name did not die With him, aud that lis p:o-
verbal bravery in the cauee be so early espoused,
ought to calm the storm In their troubled hearts
and make them proud In their aff1fcti0n.
Rssolrtd. Thai the proceedings ot this meeting
be published IL the St. Louis Democrat, the
ChfccGo TRIBUNE, the NztcheZ Courier, and that
copy be cent 10 the family of the deceased.
HAAnEnT HAREEuTs, Cnpt. and Chairman.
GEO. n. PEA1, Assistant Surgeon and Sec'y.
, 1864-07-13

PORT OF CHICAGO.
AKRIYEU....,

ARH1qEU............ju17 u.
Prop City or Maa1son. Pr:ce. oatcuago, .sundr,ea-
sP EeS is
Bark Hans cFocker, Fitzgerald. Pssa,igo. 522s7 rr
Bs!k TEo Eanntss: Moore. pssat.ze, 80 n lumber
RsfE A@stsaS Haisn. Woivin. BaI.lo. SO u iam-
Bslf Ssdss! st.ss alsoa. basio ss R NH lumber
b' asasa. Gssaa E r.
Big %ss5, e9se; ce.n, oesn.s, 10 n lumber,
RRfE a.11s 9s1nso se eeE
Brig Alex. Mitchell, sa,glson, Menomoase, 10 II
sssz SS!Ss 5osasog esssR Hs Rsy n fcs lames
SCH shisas. baSaio is' 'SHa n lumber.
John oed ssy ,ss ,umesz
Es5I s@s5snih; As.tiqSs; Esls - tens coal.
sehr Widnish.. JasRsr. .GsVMsand; 81 so tons M go coal:
schr MaEuoia, JOHNSON. Grad Haven. no m luu-
schz Westchestar, Burns. Grand Haven. rs N luu,-
schr Kitty Gr,nt, Nelson, st Joseph, Is N lumber
sssE ESsoIns; Msln Msnl.sea ~ 1ss : n lumber
sh s1as ~ ias.,
sehr i. Spencer. Winxland, Cent!eve, 80 cds wood
sssF bTRs s. d. Ssa
schr Coz. PnrliE:ton, Flack, Musksgon. 100 N
seh. FINE dlsssE: Ma.ksEen. 8 m lumber:
ps;,
ssRF s %asrff e oa us
schr J: Keasers. Doyle Buffalo. 1sa eds wood nom
sehr 5Se ylas 1. gEssn gsy lp%5sr
ss1E 2stsys cS!ssye fs Sso
SChf RQRE OCuENaU EullUtIn, Holland. eds W10ts
, 1864-07-13

Bpshel8 MOL No.2 Re1ttstN
p.te. ssl sPfl1k, 81. s9',ag gos s' gTus7 m,S7
7..473nD 3l7 @a.M 209 02.,4S la9 @l.s0
s..NiHt 2ls @s2s 599 eli 29 @;as
I..asito e! @aS@ 2.s s2x 92ts
, 1864-07-13

Al sales Of Gratn reFortet In thts market report
are on a ba-ts Of &c storage per 1u&a6l, uTkesS
otter1ciss stated. Flour ss sod de{Irtred un4kss
nthsr9c4s6 sfaeH,
, 1864-07-13

Its Terrible Raynges In LnSa1le. Bu-
rcuu, Kane and DuPa.e Counties.


MENDOZA. ILL.,, July II, 1854.
While reading accounts from various quar-
tiers, Of the damage done the crops BY the
drough aud the chinch bug, We have con-
graduated ourselves upon our prospects in
this section, as the stand Of straw was good.
But our hopes are suddenly blasted. During
the past week the chinch bug has made its
appearance, and already thousands of acres
Of wheat are utterly destroyed. They fairly
cover the ground, and in many instances re-
qu11e but three or four days time to kill the
grain rs efIectually as If visited by frost
Corn Ia also suffering to some extent from
the same cause.
Farmers are panic stricken, and as the
high prices paid tor wheat have induced ma
ny OF them to sell tsshort," they are Eow
rushing around to secure the 'tstafF OF life''
to support them another year. FACT.
STATEMENT OF DE-. sT1Tr.
Dr.. 7. ". stitt, Of this city, who has been
travelling In Bureau, Kane and DuPage coan-
ues, brings us very dlscouraging account
ofthe crop prospects in those counties. He
SAYS he visited forty farms for the purpose
OF Investigation, ali Of which he found In
tested with the chinch bug, which is destroy
ing the growing wheat, oats, sorghum and
corn. The insect literally sWarms In the
fields, killing acres and acres Of grain.
Fields which, on Saturday, were green and
hourishing, on Monday we're wIlted, yellow
and dead.
Dr.. stitt thinks that, in consequence Of
this visitation, there will not be one eighth
Of a crop Of any Of the grain above named
in the counties mentioned. Many farmers
, 1864-07-13
6TATE NEWS.


MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
The Fourth was celebrated at H1llsboro In
fine style. Henry. ~ Post, Esq, of St. Louis,
was the orator.
among the victims Is Mr. Newcome, the tel
egraph operator
ADAMS COUNTY,
One hundred and fifty dollars were raised
at Rushvil1e the other day for the soldiers,
Riley Copeland, well known citizen Of
Quincy, was thrown from reaping machine
q few miles cast Of Ursa, on Friday last, and
bad one Of Ills legs cut off. He will recover.
The Fourth in Hannibal was celebrated by
FjremaD's Tournament.
Prot Steiner made a balloon ascension
from Quincy on the Fourth.
sANGAMox COUNTY.
The Fenians OF Springfield have been pre-
sented with beautiful banner BY the ladies'
Of that place.
The wheat crop is yielding splendidly in
Sangamon. Corn looks we'll
Thomas Vickers, arrested ut Springfield.
for passing counterfeit Treasury notes has
been released on bail by the q. 8. Commits
sioner.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
A new coal mine has been opened at Cat
146 feet The thickness Of the vein is si1
feet three inches.
;, RUsH COUNTY,
The prospects for corn, wheat and hay, are
excellent. Harvest laborers are very scarce.
MILAN COUNTY,
One business firm in Bloomington has con-
tracted tor the seed from Thousand acres Of
fax. There are 4, 900 acres sown In the
county,
The chinch bug Is creating great ravage in
the p1altie round Hudson. =
SHELBY COUNTY.
The women OF Sbelbyville recently gather
ed in force and broke up house Of i'll fame
In that place.
HENRY COUNTY.
! The ehfnch bug has nearly rufned the
wheat In this county. At Wetherstleld. corn
and rye have suffered badly. In one corn
field Of ten acres, three were entirely de-
suoyed.
Tie farmers Of Henry county are raising q
large amount of.Otaheitan cane this year.
There are 7l6 scholars In the schools OF
KeWanee.,
30 DAVIES COUNTY.
Hon. E. B. Washburne was enthuslastical-
ly welcomed home at Galeua On Saturday
morning last
Rev: III; Yates, Of Galena, spoke at Der.
linda on the Fourth, and Rev. Mr.. Wiley and
DR.. Little Of Elizabeth spoke ut Eureka.
Stockton raised s1Gl50 on the Fourth for the
soldiers.
A little daughter Of Mr. John Delany, OF
Hanover, is supposed to have been kidnapped
on the Fourth. Nothing has been heard from
her. Some think she was eaten by wolves,
which are plenty in that section.
, 1864-07-13

- The London correspondent Of them. Z.
Tribune has the following dig ut Mackay the
yeracious correspondent Of the London
zNnes:
"Apropos Of hfackay, I have little per.
sonal testimony to offer. Yves ut the Re-
explanation Of bis appoint%ent as Tsnses cor
respondent In America Agentleman ofhigh
literary position, informed our party that, In
1861, Delane asked Thackeray's opinion as
to whom be should send to America to re-
place Russell, who had made money and
wanted to return. He added, also, that what
was required was 3 man who would follow
Instructions, and that the individual In ques-
tion need not be familiar with American
politics. Well, then,' said Thackeray. look
Ing up with that quiet, cynical expression
familiar to him, the best man know OF 1s
and has never been troubled with principles:
He's the very man to do just as you order
and SO Maclay got the appointment"
, 1864-07-13

1hefe was KGod Attenoance On 'tuhuKo lo-1Ays
but, owing to unfRyorable news from New York, the
general markets ruled quiet and lower. Tbs speeu-
lahve demand 10 Ryestly checked on account OF the
clcsepees OF the money market and tic dfsncttraon
o.bankers to advance on produce 1t present prices
Flour ruled dull and heavy. but the transactions
too light to.estabist quotations. ard we cannot
therefore Lame positive decline In prices. Only
sbout a5c iris cbasged hands, at $lesc for White
Winter Extras snd s11@l1 81 for Spring hxt1ss.
Wheat WAS 2@ss lover and less active. win sales
ofahout bushels, 1t = Is G227 for No. Spring;
s21as2.e1S for No. Spring; an1 500 for Rejected
Epring-the market closing ques at s2.1a92.t .taH for
Eo-7.
Corn suffered . decline Of 1hasc pr tushel, with
sales Of only l7o % bushels, st $fs9f3 80 for MOL
Com: $1.st@!.S7 for No. Cora aud u 50 for Rs
Ec.2.
oats opened 1rn, with sses Of No. at SIC. but to-
wards the close the market became weaker, and
psices closed at ETC. Only about $1,000 buAhels
charged hands, at 7aSe2c fer No. Oats: and 7esoc
for Eo.2~
Rye w.s in demand at e13a9t4s but sellers were
generally holding 1t sl$sal.47. lot OF choice Bar
ley IS sold At 81 50 On track .... .....
tIIehwtnes ruled dull and 1926 1ower-wita light
ea1es at g. 65@1e6 per gallon. ...
Mess Pork quiet bat nr, With sales Of 2i0 brls
In two lots at S:stGa4s5a. There VAS somc inquiry
for Bulk Meats aad note sales OF dry eate shou
defs at t14c packed. Lard was held dfm st fA2l9Hc,
With ssles Of 50 tcs prime kettle at 1ohc.
Gran F1eehts were dull, ,and we note light engage
merits ut &C for wheat And Sc for okts 10 Buffalo.
In Beef Cattle the transactions have been OF the
mcs1 limited character, owing to tho almost nominal
receipts. Tbs entered sales at all the yards anount
to 2ts head, at *s82k87so gross. Transactions are
100 lirutted to establish quotations.
In Hogs fhtre tair amount Of huslnes done dur
Ing the day and prices sp1ear dFn 1t previous quo.
tatons Entered eaes l,a97 head, a: p:iees ranging
from $6s,@9 so-chicny at Es 2Iag 10 = ITO ns.
LATER. ......
In the afternoon the wheat market wks q shade
, 1864-07-13

W The N. Y. Express Is unhappy because
"the colored boy has driven the white shoe
black clean of the course" at Washington.
Why don't the Copperheads rally, arm them.
selves with shoe-brushes, and Day & Martins
boxes for shields, and drive the little ntgger
away: 1t is all owing to the present Admin
istration. The Constitution is in danger.
Abe lincoln IL tyrant Rally, Copperheads,
to the standard OF Day & Martin, and for the
rindication Of outraged law On, Morris,
Goudy, Little Fuller and Comiskyl Avaunt!
1sf+1o ~,ysvr,tr
, 1864-07-13

TIE 11Tu WISCONSIN The Madison Jnsr-
nal has letter from the 18th Wisconsin, dat
ed near BEashear City, {La-) on the ed ult-
The regiment was then encamped On the
eastern shore Of Berwick Bay, near Brashear
City, and about eighty miles northwest Of
New Orleans. They arrived at New Orleans
on the 11th Of May. 1t was encamped near
Carrollton for several days, and was paid of
on the 18th up to tie 3oth OF April. The vet
erans received IN fnstallment Of $50 on their
bounty, and the recruits that had been In SER
vice two months, $40 bounty money. The
men sent large amount by express to their
homes in Wisconsin. On the 18th the regl-
meut left for Braslear,
, 1864-07-13

PROSPECT FOR cRoPs-The Schuyler Gilt
zen eays: ave are gratifed to hear very
cheering reports from our farmers around
concerning the prospect for corn, wheat,
hay and other field products. Hay harvest
ing has already began, and wheat fields will
be entered upon next week. There will be
great difficulty in procuring sufficient help
for saving the crops"
, 1864-07-13

01A% u AIQCG l16IlEI87
CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANEFucA.
WAR DEPT BCEEAU or EXCHANGE,
RyruN0Hn Va Tnfv 1871 -

WAR DEPT HCEEAU or EXCHANGE,
81 R1cuAosD Va, July l, 1874.
!. All letters to 60 North by flag-oEtruce
must be sent to this office.
2. Each letter must be inclosed In separ-
ate envelope, and addressed to me, Bureau
Of Exchange, Richmond, Va.
g. No letter must exceed in length one
page of ordlnary-sized letter paper, md its
contents be confined strictly to personsl or
family matters. No letter alluding to the
movements or localities Of troops will be
permitted to pass.
l. Each letter must contain United States
United States currency.
These regulations will be rigidly enforced,
and no letter transmitted In which they are
not strictly observed. Ro. OuLD,
Agent Of Exchange.
Official:
". B. Hatch, Captain and a. AG.
, 1864-07-13

II The Great Eastern has taken three
thousand tons Of coal on board, md will
shortly leave Liverpool for sheerness or
Deptford, where she will be fitted with water
tanks, in which the Atlantic cable now
making By Messrs. Glass, Elliot & Co. will
be slowed away as fast 81 It is completed.
, 1864-07-13

1VEbUAx EFHNlSVt july Il.
The tendency Of the Dry Goees market Is aull up
ward and our dealers md 1t rather dHlcnlt to keep
pace with The ambitious movements OF tae New York
dealers, whose principal occupation seems to be to
mark up the prices with continual threats that their
occupation will be continued for indefinite period.
There Is doubt ultimately thBt cotton and WOOL
en- goods should continue to appreciate moderately;
but we aEe Impressed with the idea that these New
York gentlemen rather overriding the thing. The
following todags quosstto.s IN this city, as OBJ
taIned frcn the best washable Edurces:
, 1864-07-13

HOGs-Dur1rg tho early part Of the dsy thera wcro-
RECEIVED about Lace hogs, which wero speedily dir
~ es0aoo q 100 ps Busluees being thus early got
throuen neither boyers or sellers we're disposed to
wat The receipts OF the afternoon. which turned ont
to be extremely small, but retired to the moro A.
tracttge neigbborhood OF the Driving Park, where
they have evidently been more pleasantly bus IN
scme c4sea not more pfn1tahlT occupied, In the ex-
c,temept Of one OF face days. Ne have no change
to make on previous Quotations
, 1864-07-13
rF1E SECESSION CONVENTION AT
EEOKfAs

Among the oue 1unWeu Hnu 1u1ty"n3
s,puets to this call are Jas. ". Singleton,
Isutbor Of the 23d resolution, declaring that
the Democracy OF Illinois ate opposed to the
further prosecution of the war)' Buck Nor.
ris Of Chicago, ex~Know Nothing, and rabid
sccession'st, Kimberl, Of the lnvlnclble Club,
and tool OF Storey, De Wickersham, ultra
Coppe1head, David Epler, of cass county,
yiolent Cop. ), Mr. Vandeveer, Of Christian;
/. ". odell, (arrested at Paris. IL, Tor dis.
3o,al practices In 1862; Amos Green, (maE.
tyr, and temporary President Of the lnte Cop
7,e1head State Convention), ". D. Latham
a. b. Duff, {arrested in 1862; 3. Corning
, 1864-07-13

Cholern Infnmtum or SumxRex-
Complain

Is speedily ana er6etua11y cured BY the Car,nIss-
ttvo. 1t removes all OF the Abdomen aIlAvx
the Irritation and cAlrns the xction uf the STOMACH
and may al ays BE- relied 10 relieve the su stn
ofrhe little ones Ehen ussd sccoroin: to direc,ons
Cholera Morbus. Cholic, CE1ptuz Palms. Sour Stoua-
ach. Ws1efhrash- pain or alcknesx OF tho atonaeh
want Of Apret1ts. Wind In ;he Rowe1s. Crsuups ane
Sickness. and ali Bow al Affections and Nervous d.
eases. are removed BY Ja5nes Casmtnasve Balaam
with certainty and ease than by any other pr.e
Arst1on Jet offered the public.
The CarmtnAtlTo and all Dr. D. Jayne L Sons Fa,u-
1y Medicines arn sold In Chicago, by Messys Ful,sx
Finch d Fuller; F. H. u. Hocker: Ford L Su,ith
BurnhAm d Smith. and By druggists eysry shexo,
jyl1.n8l7-3t-MW&Y2f .
, 1864-07-13
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

f8peclai Dispatch to the Chicago Ifibune.J
Nxw YoRx. Tuesday, July IL.
The direction Of DE1 Goods is still upward. stand
erd sneetlpgh 67h@72kc; Hamilton De1atnes %7ke.
Tbs Manchester and Pactdc Mills hare no goods to
offer for sale Clsrk's Spool Thread 12.oo No Coa.s
or Bilitnautic Thread Offering.
AHoTH1R DISPATCH.
Exw York, Jnly II, 1861.
Standard SheettnTs GSHc. All cotton goods l93
cent hfRter, Fertikn goodn q cent higher.
, 1864-07-13

l.
been rather quiet ole. both a. the supply OF
goes, and the amount Of business transacted. This
week Of the holidays consequent upoc our grea:
national celebration CT the ever to be remembered
18th of july Is one in which for while the aailor and
the lasdsnaan ceaae to pnzaue the COM
mon rounds OF every day nfe.. There was couse-
que1tsy during the early part Of ths week few car-
goes On the market. and few buyers. Tho receipts
have been more numerous; but there has bean one
slight drawback to the activity the market has at
t.lued thus lar during the present season: and
that has aztaen from the strike which
has taken p1scd among the dock Ia.
borers. They have got the notion. fouehow getting
prevalent. that with Gold ut ~ 8sqo the psual day
ply ia Insufficient fer the naual cay work. Its to
bR hoped that the differences now existing between
ed, and thus the large requirements Of the market
meet With obstruction from those whose interests
are 10 closely interWnvan with it. Theru has oeen.no
decline in the general nrmuess Of the market. Good
lumber Is in laFga demand for which the present sup
ply, even Il adequate for present consumption. wifi
isl to give such yard ltock will be needed be-
tween th!s md the ue1t season.
6HlNGLEs-1n very fgood request, and with the
present very deficient supply. the market rules hrn
and advancing.
LATH-Are in better demand. and with small
supply. Prices nrm and unchanged.
CARGO sALEs To-Day.
Cargo Gchr Calcutta. from Grand Haven, sold By
uowa1d Chase IS Ooa feet mixed lumber, RATED at
Col Loomis. 5000 feet 2inch Norway pine, at s2oooo
cargo bark Sonora, from Menomonee. sold
By Bickfo1d, zoo 600 feet lumber, tWotkirds stripa
at $780, ana bal4nce coarse mixed 1t $iA0;-calgo
schr Three Bells, from Menomonae. cold by Beck
ford, 900 feet lumber st.ips, At 3a3,0oTCaERo
schr Two Charles, from Msn1towrc. sold by Carter
1900 feet lumber. bt1ips, at t2l ;-cstRo Schr
H.E. Gates. from Hart l. Ma1weufs Mil, Pentwater.
&C. 900 feet lumber. y str1ps, 1t 10000.
In tbs yards slneea has been generally actlye and
with the high aud advancing Prices Of of1umber the fol-
1n1xtrp nuntat1nus 1Hla very HgE.
, 1864-07-13

FLAx.-The Bloomington Rantagraph sHys
that one business firm In that city hns con-
tractcd tor the seed from one thousand acres
of aar. They estimate that there are from
5000 to 4 goo acres sown in the county.
, 1864-07-13

E Gov. Andrew, Of Massachusetts, was
the recipient the other day of Il large turtle
weighing 352 pounds, all the way from Hill
ton Head. The aldermen of the T" hub had
special meeting imme ediately.
, 1864-07-13

/. R1cI-Esat lLdia ls nrm At an advance Of a1&5lc
10 ns We ncte sales Of 2oJ bags Rango n At 4l3I1
af3, now Eefd at $i8+.h3iiIG and t01 do 1l 6on1,
$50 cash.
Import, Jan 1st to june 9osh- 1861. 1855.
Foreign and domestic, tcs..... ..2a.8s1 l5EsS
srIcKsin reppsr taafehas been considerable i'm
proy.nent pnt ID otter dettfpr,us this business Is
light; prices Ktncralty tfm. the atyante COLA
.treogthening the Eievs 81 hoiders The eales a.s
Ctoyef Guc 900 uata casst4, elKG8sc; Is casia and
nurEeee, $!.154s1so, cash S|s bags African GIN
ger Anu ITO Io pftne1to on terms not made public.
Import, iro1a Jan. 1st to june Soth, 1s6s-
Frum foreign aad cobstRlre Pepper. Pi~ento,
ports, bags 1875 1l,977
salne time, 1868. 63....+.....+..........l6SA 8,61J
, 1864-07-13

~A couple Of newspapers IN Massachu
setts, having recently animadyerted In severe
terms upon the usual inebriety which marks
the cloeeof every Congressional session, and
having named, as instances, two Senators
who are classed as Republicans, the Copper
head press are going Into paro1ysms Of Joy
in republishing the structures and pointing
out the marked structures. Goodl Let the
guilty be held up TO the scverest reprobation,
be he republican, publican, democrat, or sin-
uer; but no halfway work, ii ,you please.
While you howl so joyfully over the two I'm
ion men who were drunk on certain occa-
s,op, please do not forget two prominent
Democratic Senators who we're besottedly
drunk, day md night, week in and week out,
for more than two-thirds Of the whole ses-
eion-whose maudlin rawlings aud delicious
incoherence was the crowning shame Of the
time-who were never In. condition to attend
properly to their duties, and whose constitu-
ents went SO far, in one case, Ms to beg the
Senator to resign and save his state the
humiliation Of his presence. We agree, most
heartily, in my honest censure for such
transgression, but this mean, partisan char.
meter Of the business is contemplate.
, 1864-07-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI.
CAGO MARKET.


Al snFes Of E1din reroytaf In khts market report
drt oa ba.H q e S1onaas Eey , 1Ks1sf, aRAess
otheraetss sta:sI ~.- - ''"'' @s'''S's' ee''
RnE1GrlTs- GntiS tns1onrMfSe ID deard ri 1sai 70.
fhs @ eneas saeilts today weIe: 10 Bu1F4Io~schi
Lakts, With cats, at &c. II CAFE TISoKaT-schr.
" ere ssr,
SssoYp ,Rs saa .nS g
Fi9% Proyj.ioas % 10 New YORK, iaEs and taIi, i ~
rFostsioss % =, ail water, loj na.... sSe...
Flour to Montreal. 81 water ..'.......... 61e.::
& FS5x ~ ~ 1tt 81 ~ sa :.''''':'' o.
Pork 70 Montreal. w SarEia. ....-.....+.. lf93..
-Four 70 Eotuand. va saInla '..'.'..s.'s.. i@
Flour 70 Boston, Sla ehfn1a Ls
-Four 70 Buna!o a!l iage..::. s39.:.
gold o. Canada caTiesc1 ''0' 1@'1 -
RAILApAD FRrlours-pur1ng the week the rail.
roads have their Eatesl luc brl on -four and
SC On fourth clatH. HYe quote:
r,r.~vo,t .u rail fousto ~ Gtass' flonE; Z;
TO ps.;sn. y :s a! ::s .sss nas:s = @;s
=, po,,,.nn Jna III 1pa pa Iske htle......".SS IL
IL Mon'aeai, Ill fai; .,....,:.,...'... .eS5x Is
10 5adaio. 81 hTai:..::.;:.;:......:.. s.si rs
To Phisdelnh,a. al 4aii Us i5e
aaT iStis 6rIs. seYeeeipts ana shipmsst ts d1rlne
ths W III AID aimee Inc LII Of January, compare
sei!oxs:, ~, ,.,t w,rs nr,. ais,
As's' eoTtesros dia. WEAK, is53......"... s:.;?iS
, 1864-07-13
81: COMMERCIAL.

TuEsnAI-6rFSUa. July u, 1851.
The receipts and ehiImeuts during the past twenty
four hours were a. fcl1owa:
RrcffpTs AND eHaPxxxTs PAST FL uouxs.
, 1864-07-13

Crop Krospcctz-Tho FostPonemont OF
1bo CoPpeFneAd ConvenS1os-Gcns
WaahbuFnes3 Order = expeditions
ftom Menphi8-KentueAy Gu<tlllRg
The GForyt III OF Cairo.