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, 1864-10-17

NEW fonk, Oct 15.-The H<ralTs cores
pondent With Gfeeg's cavalry, says: "a re-
C; eGnnsissanee = 81 Was made BY Major McCabe,
vi h ~ men OF the 18th Penn5ylvania, on
me light Of the l1th, TO- ascertain the
etfengl5 OF the enemy u tue vicinity Of
elo5y Greek station, On the south Side rail-
leaa. lhey passed the rebel picket line,
capturing Thirteen prisoners, several muies
and horses, and burned two rebel wagons,
AID AZ leturned without the loss Of a man.
Inc rebel force at Stony Creek was found
to be 1000 infantry and cavalry under Wade
Hampton."
The Htrald's 5th corps correspondent says
the total loes In that CORDS In the Ponjar
, 1864-10-17
JUDGE CAwNN'S OTTAWA
ePEE CT,
a GaFd ffem the Heporter-The Etate-
ment kse1H2rmtd.

Fd,,o,, e,,.. OTTAWA, oe!. II, 1874.
IL care published In the TRIBUNE OF the
2th inst, Judge Cation has seen TT to Geny
th5t &c ever uted the language, or expressed
.1e eehtamentes attribu ted to him In the ex-
ltbct from Ills late speech recently published
IN the 1R1BuNE. do not propose to make
tne question question OF veracity, but am
sofiy lne Judge declines the nonor Of being
~ esnslue5ea pre-, eminenly honest among
~ pout1elans OF bis pa1tY''-an hoeor
enaaah 1n.ca ne iR1nuNE, AID these who heard his
sPs.t, sPs.eu, nave pt1h ps beenr too generous in
tn1asti1g upon hlc. But 1t it must BIZ 50,
We WILL e1oeaFtr 10 rtpress oue complI.
m5 nts, mat We uuuy 90 him no wrong
mace The report ot his speech which. he
aleclains, and wE:ch is an exact copy Of
4otes taken On the spot, while one Of the
yaoge,s political trieads was looking over
ny shouldet and reading las 1 thiuk) all I
wrote without objection, and must instst
tnat u Is substantially correct, the Judges
IecoAection to the contrary uotwlthstand-
ing Several other gentlemen to6k notes,
WINCH correspond with my own, as reported,
that they listened ed attentiveiy to- to tue tue
speech, and understood the Judge a.
did. A general denial Is quite easy Tor tue
Judge to make, while be might find is an-
otlef matter, and some + hat embarrassing, to
support that denial BY telling the pnb!lc ja.s
,fhat ne titd soy. W,ll the Judge deny taat
Isported: "Wtat would become of the
Democratic party If Wendell Phillips should
eucceed in dividing the Union W rals SEN
ttnes Immediately prscedes the paragraph
which the Judge discIaims.
NOW, what reasons did the Judge give, or
What 1easons did he have in his mind, ut the
tine, or can be now assign. except the one
atuibuteo to him, why the Democratic party
would be In worse n1 than the Republican
party, In the case supposed? I can prove By
oozen er more OF the leading men in o.
taWa that the Judge used the aooye language,
and gave az reason why, that II the Adolf
tton1ets succeeded In aboiitionlzing the couu-
ctuntty. The implied charge OF the Judge,
that the ADollttobists are dtsunloutsts, OF
coutse is not trne, but 1t cuts no figure. II
slavery is preserved, and the Democrats
"matntain friendly relntion with their old
friends and allies" The Abolitionists could not
SGT s91srGi 81 G The conntEy-other gise the5 could
that can be assigned in support of the Judges
Insertion that the Democrats are
'.ao c Interested in maintaining the
Urlon than Republican, OF that
some peculiar and ks,Y.1e calamity would
btian the Democratic party If Wendell
Phillips should divide the Union. As re-.
lie party are Al nlasch interested in mui1taiu-
ing the Union as the Republican party" but,
] an assured by some Of the most reliable
men In Ottawa, that the Judge used ssthe
word mere," Instead Of "a. mxch,' aud
an bow Satisfied that be did. bacause It
weuld te more in harmony with the CON
text.
1t is possible that the Judge, Instead of the
wo1cs tour interests consist in maintaioiag
cur relations with our MD frirnAa
, 1864-10-17
FsNs::rE.1gglAL AND COMREgsC}AL.


SATURDAY EVENING. Oct, Is, 1854.
There Is an increased activity in the money mar
ket to day, Influenced BY the rise In gold and large
transactions at The Board of Trade. The bankers,
ho" ever, abow no disposition to yield to any coll
citations outside Of the best legitimate customers
Stock, produce and grain gamblers can obsain
nothing, and but very few Of taem try. Take the
Whole week together, and It has been one OF re-
maEkaple nanctal quiet, the result OF the reaction
Of the previous week.
Exchange remains fsm, with no change in quo
tations-eay II discountG5par puyiag; Is premium
selling.
Gold has been on the rampage to-day. It touched
20 at 10:15 but then began to drop, and in three
o, four hours 1t was down to et3. The Causes We
nsmed yesterday for the excitement In the gold
market We believe are the true ones. How long
they will be powerful to control 1t, ne could not
pretend to say, but We guess not long. The Got
ernlaent, with the aid Of Gen. Grant and others,
may put In word or two, and change the whole
face Of things. The following are the quotations
te1egraphed to James BOYD, IS Clark street:
, 1864-10-17

Se tao.ior AZ. he cio.t.r % ona.s;;o.s n ;ss
mhrket THIS evening" and compared with last week
c1os1ss FR1oK..
rms to sz. qualities. na's Xias e n::f
ee1sea { e ~: Is Us So
stock k-hoRs,.....-........-... 6o @ 613 10@ 712S
The following are tha comparative prices Of Hogx
year. :----.
Prime to extra qu.e, ne5s sfi; is:s Sss5
comnn aninm e @ p1a1s a sS seSsse
From the preceding tables II will bs seen that With
very conkldefable Increase on The supply OF the
previous week, extra grades Of hogs haye declined
&c per ITO ns and prime to common gradssstc Ger 100
MS on the closing quotations Ct the market On las
Saturday evening.
yes1 our present prices arc mo.e than double thosa
then paid On Medium to Extra grades, ana en- COM
mcn EGGS they sze three times much 81 we're than
given.
SATURDAY 1V11Ha, Oct, 15.-Whateyer ccu.
plalnts might have been alleged In regard t. the
1nR1guicAncy CT the aupply Of Hoxs Las Week, h8va
hsen thoroughly removed By the liberal receipts to
hsnd during the week ending to-day. They have
been neat9ly siz tmes larger this week than they
were last week. sthc ugh orsde.lpg The session. Of
the they baye not been greater than might have
been anticipated. tsneclai1y considering the buoy
ancy, and extreme a1mness which characterized the
market last week.
So large and sudden Al Increase en- cur previous
supply was accompanied With tie ususl effort On the
past OF shippers 70 break tbs MARKET and although
the efcrt WAS well sustained, and further aided By
whose interests ahonld only be to give c1e1r
and impartial judgment, yetlt very slgnsllY failed
th result OF which in the fact that iuEtead Of
the yards being this evening full Of ntoek uu.od as
predicted. there is very little left overs and In.
srsau OF fearful decline In Dr1ca1 predicted,
7%nAr frfH Hf-r Il -
, 1864-10-17

Cattle this s4ettnx aad ths co,rer,cr ding period
ei 4tyea.:
COMPARATIVE f11c8s- -..,
~.-,,,~,.r., fets 5sat Lay 1sAfe
1;nfn nnsdinm a rnrimnES sTS ysStT
Meu,um au Aiitlts -. ,....,. SIG 10 33oa3 ~
Covt. eoa1as o1en. Ac.'---.. 2n0 3s i.tS9-.5
From the preceding tao1ts It vii be seen thzt Win
lb"1xf 1upufy RI Bse! CAt,le curing the pat weak
there hA2 Been 10 change p.evtou1 Quotations ct
p.lp,e TO extra grades; tbs. on II edtum N com.
mon lsraIe tbs market hss advAac,d Is, per Ito
O. 1he quotA',ona Ct last week: wal1,t On rood -e
dium g1Aee we note advaaca OF SC per ipa . Al
compar. d with Saturdays quata.,oo,.
FRI n tho aboyo tao- Ct compn atiye prsces 1t viii
be eefu th41 Beet Cattle 1t present - cpmp1r5d
ii The co1.espcr lIg p:Ices OF las. yea, 10 oar
einr higher.
SATURDAY ETKyIyu Oct 15 1851
This beslttT tons 4h.eh cha:1cter1x.d ths e1oa,ne
.r.ar nfla.t x,re and III. r.nertiI, ~. ID.
..s " hara .fnr, ,ndira: inv sn t,.,cv.d d.r..,d
- .urrrua .nd rs,fe,n msrsets u nft ,a1m ,ohv.
-. $500 anvs,, ~ r.e,,z. nnrn ths H. a,r.s ,,h,,,t
fn-,har ta1.v The yrtu1e OF vhtch "a ,h,t on- ~
.a,-..tave rnneysrahly increased d-,n.'s n,,o~ .n
e~re, ;sv.ek 4. nnsted WITH Lar f m ia th,1
a., head.
.1,n1 f4atnra IN .he Yn.rset dn-4,r rhs wsa..
NJ nss ts., ~. nn,form sr-sr1,1
m,sn c,o,es of "a nd n iuess " ,t~h .s .b
n,s..nt ner,oa NJ the vear, xt:n our Basf n,ceinz
r,tson inst op,ntor. IL q usual accpmnsntme1t.
rt.a 7.,,er rbsraesf yIt,tca hsya hfnn mora
snna;en, this week than In foruer
srstors oE1re to the la,xe ana Incl: :sslsg demand
fer amy ca1te. Atthis time last vess ths su,ptes
fut ths purpose we're WIDELY d'st1,outd, bus no
he result Of ieosl lawlEsaness sn1 pundet sa7e1a
npo,tant ti,s:ic.s 80 IS koao ~ c!osed, 50 tast
thia market Ia tha chtaf source ffom which tbs ar
nseR el tho Cumberland snd Potomac a1s suFplled'
Il hnHc patton OF n active tsade Ia tse ensuiaE sea
son. tu1 Beef tacksss h,ve bought mora ls.rAuy,
end 'Alg'r number hsFe commenced operations
nc uIo tnas tue ent etea pufeaasefs Nfon taa SAFE
ooot1 81 tae yAfa1) p9 oat CITY paczIt nn1in& tne
, 1864-10-17
The Chief aUustlceship.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Herald names
the following as aspirants for the successor
ehipto Judge Taney: Montgomery Blair,
Judges Allen and Howe, Ira Harris and Mr.
FeaeeLden.
The New York 1imts' Washington special
says: "AmoDg those prominently named
for the succession to the Chief Justiceship
are e1-secretary Chase, Secretary Stanton,
Judge Advocate General Holt, and Solicitor
Whiting. It is hardly probable, however,
that any selection has Jet been made By the
President"
New YoRK, Saturday, Oct 15--The Com.
merctai's Washington special says: sCandl-
dates for the Chief Justiceshfp multiply, but
Secretary Stanton Is now said to be tie party
mnst likely to receive the appointment.
Vim II. EVarts, Of New York, Is named to.
day In high circles as promising candidate.
, 1864-10-17
REtmONr5 CONFEDERATE
RON gRE.

The Chicago rebel organ is annoyed by the
publication Of the fact that controlling
share In the stock Of the Copperheat ma.
chine has been bought up BY Aususte Bel
mont, the American member Of the Roths-
childs family and firm, well known every
where TO be controlling owners not only In
the British debt and the London Times which
together control the British asis.ocracy. and
opprtss tic Irish people, bnt also Of the
MaximIllian debt, (whict fact accouots for
the striking ont of the M.nroe doctrine from
the Chicago Platform,) and finally Of the
rebel debt, (which accounts for Belmont
spending two million dollars to nominate
war man On pence plattorm.} These facts
are little inconvepient to the Copperheada.
They were never Intended By them for pub
licatiop. They are decidedly emb arrasstng.
It is perhaps eomewhat fxt.ering to onr ma.
tiona1 pride to know that the Rnthschtlds,
who hold up every dcspot1sm in Europe,
hare concluded that It, would be cheaper to
buy mp one OF our political PARTIES, aud in
That way secure the dissolution of the Un-
ion, than to have their aeents In England and
France interfere md fight us But Iishnea
aud Germans have something, which for
breytty we will call a "crsp." and this fact
sticks in their crop, that the oppresaors Of
Ireland and Germany, the money kings OF
Europe, not daring to CRY ont their first
pct project Of breaking do IN this Govern
ment by the armed intervention, .of England
and France, Tor the rebels, which wonld
ehske the bourse, lowcr the rates Of cous,ls
and take away the ducats of the Rotbsch!ids.
have adopted the cheaper AID easier mode Of
accomplishing the fame object, By buying up
the Co;perhead leaders and running the
Democratic machine The Rothscailds want
ducata, but to make their ducats they Want
vetcs. Votes for the Peace party will send
stocks, up and 60 the Rothschilds make their
duchte. Votes for Mcclellan send the Union
stock, In which the mon=y kings hare no
share, down, and go the Rothschfl ,s make
their ducata- VOTES for 1he dissolution Of
the Union relatively strengthen England
and France and send consols up-and 50 the
Rottschilds make their ductts. The Unioa
dissolved and Msxinilian will not be over
thrown, nor will Engfand have to Day for
her rebel priyatee1ipg, nor viii ireland,
backed by our Government, rebel aud be
free. nor will British America nuite with US,
by all Which the Rothschilds and Belmont,
chairman Of the Democratic party, make
dncsta. The Rotbschilds will fish with sll-
rer hook for votes which net them SO good
a nroflt. buteyen the eilver hook must be
bsited. eud the Chicago Times is authorized
IN adjust : the bait It Is "author1ztd
IN sav that Belmont owns no Con.
federxte stock, and that he knows
that the RothschIlds do not" Now, we are
=. rW17
, 1864-10-17
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

EATERDAx EvxNLYd. October Is. lHa.
LUNBEE-Rtcsived 2,ns9,tco leet; shippet. 935,oco
feet. With Z moderate supply the market has bsea
Ehade act1Ye. There dsp .stt1on to hssh.r
rates, and sales on1y made at preylous reducsd
quotations.
631NGLEs-Receiyed H.. 900 shipped SIT zoo. Msr-
ret moderately active and unchanged.
LATH-R.cetved z0:.ooo pcs; shipped zo6 Mo pcs
Market IN fae demand. and steady at preytous qup.
tAt1cLs.
CARGO sALEs TO DAT,
Cargo schr Pilgrim, from Port Howard, Green Day.
sold by Grey Co 14pooo feet lumber, strips, osl
ance common mixad, 41a30; Fart cargo Echf -
from Cansds, sold by Goodwelly, ore feet lumber
stcck and COMMON board, At els15; cargo schr Lou.
isa Anne, from White Laks, sold BY Cone 4 O'Brieu
10000 feet common lumber. II strips. At sa co; cargo
scht HeiRo1snd, from Mnskegon, 63Mo teet fair com.
men lumber, mixed at 31651.
The following art tbs yard pticas:
IuNbER-F1tyt Clear Boards, q TN RIA * ~
, 1864-10-17
- 18s2- 1883. 1861.
Prey. reported, I9 SIG so i3313S.61D I66N9i36

Since jan 1.... 7pl s!s5 3ssls4 4l72,4n,s5s
The experts q doueattc prodnce for the week In
5i.'ol hr!5 wbe1t dour: isi bis con mssl Isl Sa6
e9 T%hsat: % 20 ou oats 5se8 20 so1n 1;sa bn peas;
19s bales htpB; III h.ls stn Is hrl3 solrs ti1rp
SSs 1 Il oEl1 t1E 2 h1s snfpsnsns = nols p1t:n
gal ltnseed oil ,s4l brls pork; 81 btla and iii tca
b ef; ss3 ~ s 1nds ct mea,s: IL sos pounds oll
nrs Eit 81 pounds tBllow; 7s3s s8a gals patro-
!eum !5i hhts ala 21n pkgs crude tohacco; s53,-
N7 nEunt9 manufactured do =
, 1864-10-17

B Was not that's good bit ofSam. Cary,s
when he said: ss1f 3 traitor strikes down the
American flag, Gen. Dix says shoot him On
the spot, but Gen. Mcclellan eaYs Exhaust
all the resources of statesmarship to persuade
~ him to Lift 1t up again!'" This called
ont such storm OF Indignation as shook
Old Mozart to its foundation.
, 1864-10-17
w Tuesday Was a

81 Tuesday Was field da5. The De-
mocracy Of Pennsylvania were beaten, the
Copperheads Of Indiana were crushed, the
Peace party in Ohio annihllated, Maryland
redeemed from the yoke Of tyranny, and
twenty members added to our strength In
Conerees. a good days work.
, 1864-10-17

The market here opened, at 81. At Ii o'clock
21o@sao were bid BY some Of the more sanguine
brokers, who paid dear for their news. At IN.
m. under panlc 1t declined I'll, then ZIG, 215, st3
40; but It closed steady at ale bid. Silver open;
ed at 200, advanced to 2o5. declined to 195, and
c1ofed at 200 bid. Government bonds are In de-
nsud. and 107 is offered for 5s0s coupons on;
1G1 coupons of.
COMMERCE or HnsTos.-The amount Of duties
first nine months OF 1858 and 1854 was al io!lows:
, 1864-10-17

.har, a 1.rr n$fa sCh4nHa
~ ~ noss; =, nrss,s -aon1s ha,nu dsn.a,v
n.,s.a ~ ~. .ani,c.t,o-, ~ tne nevs that
Esn Hco.s- ,.r1,a ~ ;ntroan.ea ~ the Board.
ps-a,. tr 49,. haco.s t.na -. sa., srch a l,roe
sn., z,sst;, ~ ~ -arsnt1or which
~ s.,.,t so,ssa- ssn...s - hs.a hsa, ,,arn.
80 -..,.s.S- 49, :. - h;..
,~.' ,a.'s sta'u5anE ~ ain- ALTHOUGH We u3a
a.nassnn 10 "0s Aavo1.1o' sus
a~s..,1 - IT., ,.,..' s -. - !otsst =.
a. 49,. -. 49, "'sI .eYsatse wv. y. y.
= MAN hnnt s,1oT.r ~ ,h.ss.. 1a.a 49, % st,,d
1ed-thev cana str,;oht T,on, h1a hs,r+ svfn.,no,n
ardent 1n,e tor the nr;o. 49, 49, -,nS..n- h.+,.d
of secession, gherhtr e.h,h,tea IN the No,th
smope the copnerheads- n, IN tho son,h amon9
the legion, ot If: nsria u,s s,ss,h MI, ~
tour d rrnortfd m m, 1oc,, ,,11.,s -
The f1onr rn,,tat ~. Ok. ~ ~, ,;,,.. ~.
,eas .rt,va.- -or1x .hn,,. 1coo - ,..,-ss ~,
hands at slim fo, rhosc. w,..a mz.,a. .aaDa 80
~. 8.5om8,-5 for ,n,1no ertra. '.A1
Wheat Tas more active md s6aec m, h,.,.,
h,eher than Yesterday. INIT thera wss hnt l,,.Ia
Edence In prices. and no genuine st,e.oth IN he
market. Operators watched gold yerT c,o.e1y.
ard the moment it showed anv symptoms OF weak.
nres. down went wheat, even upo1e rapidly th.n it
advanced. Abou. ass ooo bushels OF all gr1des
chansed hands at $i.75 for No. and No. Rcd,
$l.7s0l.T4 for No. Spring, $1.61hah1.7s for No,
ssprieg and sl.bs9i .5s for Rejected spduz-the
na1ket closing unsettled and weak at $l.674 for
No. 2 Spring. Several times during the day the
market for No. Spring advanced to STA, and
tel bsek to sl.Gso1.6e, aud finally closed unset-
tea a. even lower QUOTATIONS.. -...
| Com V2s IN good demand, with but light offer
fngs. and prices advanced &c per bushel. with
eaies ot ABOUT l1,0o bushe!s, at S1+s4a1 25 fof
no. ]. 6l.&@l.s7 Ice no. = ana S1G'atl Is iof he
1ecteo-the Market e.oslag nfm a. out'1ds quota
, 1864-10-17

~ "secession was not the event of q
day." said Rhett of South Carolina; sit has
been matter nureed for thirty years." And
the bautl}ug was sent North to Chicago for
adoption via Nassau and Ha1ifax, and Is noW
at dry nurse in McClellan's bosom.
, 1864-10-17
Qhtraqft Grlt)n11e.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1861


McCLRLLAN:E AMNESTY.
We published. a few da5sstnca, some nota-
BILE extracts from epecch delivered In Con-
grcss b. that emit ent Coppcrhead, Daniel ".
VOORHEES,, OF 1udiapa- Tic burden OF his
orauon, ~ben diyes ted of Its representatives
oia6jectlves abd adverbe OF the lur7d sort,
w9s that Mr. Lincoln and his fricnds are
always for war ard never for pes.e-that
tLcy are constsDtly fpurhtrg proposals for
negotiation by the IT bejs, aud never tender
ing auy Of their own-that they hunger and
thlrst after ca1nsge for. its own sake. It
would not be worth the while Of apy loyal
man to answer an. thing that VOORHEES, can
eay, His speeches carry totfr own refutatton.
His po;sor is CHARGED with it's oTn antidote
But, si1ce the nomination Of Mcclellan,
general CRY has beeu raieed that the rebels
would be more 1ikels TO treat with him than
NTH MI. Lincoln.
If the 1ebt]s wonld accept ary terms at all
rom Gen. Mcclellan, 1t would be only be.
cause theIrm rmesLe OF resistance are exhausted
<sIf they listened to bis advances" sa3s the
Nrfh American He,7c,r, "the1r cause must be
40 hopelees that 1t would bs betrayal Of his
truet to make them" But thcy will listen to
nothing care the voice Of artillery. Taey
are deaf to everything except the tramp Of
armed 1ee1ons. So 1ttely as the 6th dag Of
December list, the Ptsaideot OF the United
States proclaimed an amnesty of tull pardon
In I'll rebeldou. except those who constitute
their fmmeatate Government. upon condition
nj their 1a,fne -do~n the.r arms and taking
an oath to support the Cor stitution, aud the
cy,at;rr 1aws ard nroc1amations. ae far "A
+h.r aha,, mt h, 1,eld i,,cpa, f,v the An creme
conrt Tn othfr woras. he nronDsed to fur
oe+ ~ = INST and extend tn them the h1ess.
f,ae ~ nearr n, 4 +bt 11n,on nnon fbr snle con
d,t;o7 f,at ,brv s,,ou,n .,,m,t I, 1au That
.,-oc,,not,on ,s In fuu force to.tav IT 5aa
stana,ry fnv,,at5un m traitors tn retnr, In
4bs upinn nnpu1fsbed. uoon the condftfon
4h.t 4hcv ehal, cfaer their trsason. WIN
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, 1864-10-17
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARKEr,

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct Is,
The week hiss been very active one IN DR.
Goods, and the transactions hare been laree Pur.
chase1E, rs soon as they discovered that the mar.
ket had taken an upward turn, came into market
and purchased hberay, especially in cotton fabrics
To-day 1t has been quiet and holders are not dis.
posed to opczste, but yield to the demand Of Gus.
tomess for such articles ~ they want. Ofcoprse
they do not want to sell on stslnR market. Ad.
v,ces from New York today indicate an adv ance In
many articles. One dispatch from that city re-
ceised By private hands to-day says: "Domeetic
goods eold at auction today At Is per cent advance
over last sale On Monday. Dry Goods jobbers are
busy. and LOOK for better prices" OF course this
condition OF the market is some 1hat Influenced By
the nsa IN gold, and the heures may take differ
eut direction II gold shou1d droD
, 1864-10-17
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