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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
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CNL4A,
FIsciL AGEsT oP THE UNITED STATE
Eor-sle, ?-30 rREAiJay SoTzs sri Tgs FohiS BONA
Commission slloEci buyers. per cert,
J. H. srour Cable. n. L. R.s- p.sid.r
, 1864-04-11
REVEUDT IOHNSoS


.ac !ate speech Of Hon, Rcyerdr Johnson
.ar-es ,Ie se,ase would attract great deal of at
tenuon' VIC Ind the time and the spare
a"s.,';na asu VI :. .asstoniah1ncnt to bestow upou
anytA'ng' Is said 10 he one of ~e.,,r'-ah1a
ability; hut If it-werc pnlv moaare. ~ se.natAaole
particular II would be noue tue 1ess LIE ~ tns'
cant, Tue man who speaks the r,rht Gnrs
ut the right time. in the right place. neea ota ~
say nothing very original, or rhetoric,,,r "
fine. The moral quality of his effort is sui.
tlcicnt distinction,
hcrerdy johnson has figured for long
time in politics; is n very strong lnwyer. q
mnn of large abilities, and capable of wicld:
ing grcat influence. His position too as a
Scnator oil central State, ncar to the seat OF
the General Government, detracts nothing
from his political importance; while the fact
that he represents the slave interest, from q
point where it ought to be most alnellorated.
goes to render lis position the more interest.
ing. But Of late years, he has been one o,
the central state conservatives; and a slave
state conservative at thnt- The legal cast o1
Ills mind and his age together, have given If
but nttlet expect from him; and We have
looked TO sec him dragged along, the unwill.
ing conquest Of forces he could not resist, to
the cnd-o his days. His clear and unmis-
taxable advocacy Of The policy Of freedom
, 1864-04-11
TIE MARYLAND ELECTION.
The Stale Swept by the Radicals.


The radicals have swept the State. The
great Tree counties Of Cecil, Allegheny,
Washington, Frederick, Carroll, Hartford md
Baltimore give maJorities from two to three
thousand each. The city gives nine thousand
majority for immediate aud uncompeusated
emancipation. The conservatives took no
part in the election, many Of them declining
to vote Maryland is free.
Baltimore city gives e,oal for convention,
and Al against.
The 7fh district gives 19o majority for
the Convention and unconditional cmancipa-
tion.
The Frederick district gives the Emancipa.
tion ticket and Convention 4s0 majority.
The ballot-box Of the Jackson district was
taken possession of by the Copperheads
about 2 O'Clock, and totally destroyed. De-
tacbmcnts Of Colonel Coles cavalry and the
7th Mar! land regiment have gone to arrest
Tie 5th district of Cecil county gives 305
for the Convention AMI emancipation
The 9th district Of Somerset county, gives
10 against Il Convention.
The 5th district Of Worcester county gives
50 majority for the Convention.
Cumberland county viii give not less than
ci| a'ior.
Hayre de Grace, Hartford county, gives 156
minority for the emancipation ticket
Newton, Worcester county, Csten's dis
trict, gives 1s5 majority for the conservative
Union ticket
Annapolis gives 1888 majority for the Con-
yct,tion nnd the conservative ticket
Washington county gives about {, 900 ma-
iority for the Convention and unconditional
emancipation.
INC Baltimore American estimates that
there will be minority in the Convention of
at least twenty for Immediate and uncondi-
ifona1 emancipation:
The Convention is called for by large
majority, md decided majority has been
elected to it In tnyor OF unconditional and
immedintc emancipation.
, 1864-04-11
Famine at the Cape De Vcrdes--Fear-
ful State of tho Inhabitants.
r1..-. .At.. I .aoip pockl

Afew days ngo We published accounts OF
the ead condition OF the Inhabitants Of the
Cape De Vcrdes, and the latest accounts re-
ceiyed in Liverpool yesterday verify but too
Endly the expectations which were then pre-
dictcd The islands were fast becoming depopu-
lated on account ofthe recent drouth. rAe m in
stance, the condition Of Bravn and st. Thiaga
was truly trightfnl and desperate; The pop.
ulation Of the two islands amounts to about
10, Geo, and for this population there were,
when the adyices left St Thiaga, only sixty
bags ofIace. But in the island Of Brave the
caae was even worse-there was no rice to be
Ind. The effects Of the fearful drouth had
overwhelmed both man and beast, and those
who were living were subsisting on the bark
Of the banana tree, and the flesh Of animals
which, in this country are considered as ver-
min. Although rain had fallen, the seeds
sown in the earth were too much parched to
sprout; and although the pastures were be-
coming green, there werano cattle to feed On
them--all had died from want offood and Wa
ter: Can there he greater calamity! Can
of the Cape De Verdef ~
, 1864-04-11
Cincinnati Market.
lSnacihl Diapatch to the Chicago Tdhune


CEciaSAIr, April >, 1851.
PHov1s1oxs-The demand "a again active, snd
prices ruled higher, City mess pork Is hefd at 9eae
1000 brls fair to good country sold At $stno8a3t,
There ID an active demand for butk shoulders, with
sales Of ooo Ms ut sXchoders asked as the c1osa
10c o. 900 wesseyn shoulders at 101c loose Lard
In good demand At EXC. hut gcneraly held higher
GEArS- Oats In good demand with sales at DO In
bulk. Rye In good demand and advanced to $i.sa8
LIS. barley nrm At S1.B@t.so for primo sprnx aud
fall Wheat nrm and &C higher. with sales Of red 1t
11.z: white At %1.ap. Corn acttre an1 advancing,
with sales ut s1GS aud 5l.0 and At the elose holde
saked $40.
Ws1skr-c1oses arm. with active demand. and sales
OF ], 200 brls at $1-lc.
FLoUE-nemand active and prices q shade higher
with sales OF saperdno At 15se35s5; auti extra as
SaM@sL0-
GtccEl1Es-Cofres closes 1:m ut 434sc, with
strong upward tendency. Hard II lnad suxass In
moderate inquiry II 243s4k''. law su:ars in good
demand ut 1s1@l3c. The supply ot molasses Ia quito
Hight. and holsers unwilling to sell largely 1t
, 1864-04-11

(From the y. T. Independent. April it'll
Trnde is improving. Dealers are buying more fte,-
ly, yet with moderation and great c!feumspcctoa
EnCtf the regime OF high prices which obt1lns,
to nyoid heavy stocks. PrlceA are firm nnd no con-
ces+icn Is now anticipated. Tho 1nest grades OF Il.
br1c are the mcst to the neglect OF low
grades Prints are nuoyantin pEee, and the deslta
hle grades arc taken un tmmedla:ely on arrival.
sFi 1a
The Pest 9galssess st-tas ase st;caay, with an
Inns are In brisk demaad, With light STOCK.
Delalnes are very active, aud prices have as,1-ned
more tone. Fancy caI5imeres haVa become al8o more
atlire, and defrabs goods are very strongly hel1.
Light iahc5 styIeB hre sstttuy scatc.. Black doe-
skins arr scarce aud wanted. He4vrrs more In
ct!red for Satnets are quiet Flannels arc In goo
request. Wool shawls more freely, ani ns good
Prices Fcrc1Kn fabslcs arc moEe brtsx- The con
sImgtye demant y iully eaaa e the supply. lsst
on their nl The Aitpohtt I'm spend sadle1
II acquired wealth on bodily decoration 1s Intense.
The value Of imported lrE goods,s aRt approach
lns lundred millions OF dollars, yet these Is no
Surplus quantity, ucd conc kinds arc scarce. Bit
sh dress goods have been freely imported, aud will
lc all absorbed By tile spring trBs. There Is great
run On Afp1cA7. Moz111hqucs ar sc1Fce. The I'M.
ports OF a1ony dress gonds have been large, the
tmand ~ laicE. Eiae French worsteda sell readily.
11n1n dt1atnes ure very much wanted. German black
htoadeloths @ are IN better demand aud nrm. Black
also moe neefy. Tht demand At private Ga1e has 80
Int to lessen to es5en the dsposson to send
goods TO the auction room.
The following the whoicsalc net cnsf prices OF
all the leading htyles Of domeatlc dry goos sold In
the New York nlarket:
, 1864-04-11

un'o1 maJofa1y ID tne county, 1,@u0. Last
pEonL. Co-The Union men of R;cdpoods
carried the town By an average majority of
80. .Rodnor Union by so majority. Lo7an
do. Chillicothe do. by large majority.
Eo,cesh coppcrhead BY is majority. B,iuyeid
elects Union ticket By two to one.
KsoS s S.; GoGon i giyss uui41 IN majority
Ful1oS Co.--Fdr'ningfon goes Union by m
average majority Of c.,
TAzEwE1L Co.-The coppcrheads Of G~re-
land couldn't muster courase enough TO run
ticket. All Union.
MASON Co-Havana elects Union officers
for the first time since 1t has been a town.
Average majority abont 80.
ADAMS Co.-As far Is heard from four
towns hive gone Union, SIX Coppcrhead.
county.
Mcl5As co:-Rando1InA'. esert is re-
town was formerly the Copperhead head
quarters. In Dry Grutr the Copperheads
voted for Fred Douglass, Niegcr Ward and
Henry Ward Beechcr: They hadn't the cour-
age to nominate ticket, ltcLcan, Union.
BUREAU Ca Union ticket and d Misce-
tel supported By the Copperhcads. Union
majority about 10. C}as.i,1s, Union. In Moilzt,
do. Indidntgon, do. Concord, do. Aln>raI,
do. Ctnter, do. Nacon, do. .Burtau, Cop
perhead. Arispif, do. Stlby, do. Weatfeld,
WAIVE Co.-Faai3x1d elects the entire
Union ticket.
HrSnr Co.-Mo,ristoun elected clean
Onion ticket on Tuesday last. Eenone~, do,
about $50 majority. 1Y.ikia.feld, do Burnt,
Copperhcad, the only town they carry in the
county.
BRowS Gothic town election In Ta--
sailzcs resulted in the success Of the entire
Union ticket by IN average majority OF IL
O gain of Go since last spsing.
MICHIGAN.
KST Co.-The new Beard Of Supervisors
will stand 1G UnionIsts, to s Copperhcads. In
Grand Rapids the Unionists carry the Mar
! slnl, Treasurer and 3 out Of the Aldermen,
| The Copperheads the remainder of the ticket
ST.. CLAM Co.-Thc Copperheads carry the
city election in Tort Huron by o5 majority.
1scnA1 Co.-Thc Republicans carry the
city Of lansing by 20 majority.
CLINTON Co.'S. Johns goes Republican by
44 majority.
Ios1A Co-Es.;a elects the entire Rcpub-
lican ticket by CT majority.
GESEsEE Co.-I:utonriM elects the en-
tire Republican ticket
SAGINAW Co.-soginoo City goes Copper
head.
Sn1AwAssEE Co.-0sco.so elects Republican
municipal officers for the first time. The
Board Of Supervisors, In the county, Will
H1lLsDALE Co.-Jo"eS.i0e elects Republi-
can ticket by 200 majority. Syluania do,
without opposition.
BRANCH Co.-Bwnso", Union.
WAs17ENAw Co-Tpsilanti elects Re-
publican Mayor. Ann ArJor elects portion
Of each ticket
CAss Co.-As fur as heard from, Z towns
have gone Republican. and Coppcrhead-
BERR1ES Co.-Thc Board of Supervisors
will stand T. Republicans. and Copperheads.
This is the first time the Republicans ever
had majority In the Board.
WISCONSIN.
Dane Co..-CAriMiana elects the entire
Union ticket, for the first time. The majori-
ty is 65.
the Unionists. Last year It went Copper
head by Is majority.
Iowa Co.--1ro-d elects the Union ticket by
20 majority. Last year the Copperheads car
ricd the town BY q majority,
, 1864-04-11

t~H Hon. E. C. Larned, United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Northern District of
Illinois, on Friday took the FIRST step to-
wards securing the contlscation Of certain
real estatc owned In this city by one Jilson
P. Harrison, who Is In the rebel service. A
writ of attachment was applied for In the
United States District Court, which will be
returnable on the first Monday IN July, 1t
is the first case of the Kind in this city.
, 1864-04-11

City, at sf85; 7$s or,s Goodwin Imperial =: Mts:
go bris" rs clelAn at $50; ~ otts az r.. ~ hi
*Balc At ss5: 100 bls .Go1den snea1" 49, a. a'9;
% oll5 Daftletts AZ IS e9 400 otis to ;kp"ast
trau1ic" oh p. I. SFR1Ss suf1E-I" DIS sooo n
WMEAIE!:scsi1Fdt today oeeo bushels. .stpGsd E;ss
9buthel. Market s.ei.eA aa4 s@se PeE bnsag, hiSa
4 e :s1s rs saos s q !. g sR5la
!i1 81 s. ssS 81 Do pa Sosia $ds hsSse.} !: s,;
So1,h siee bonse* st 3ee b1 a. e. = t11tH;
Ia k"lt III sias M hoa.esst sisT Do atsl1iN
isneDn do Il tt1i; 10 coo on 90 !in p cog -
tu co in STORE at $lo1 af0a bu do At $le8' @4ouoo
atsf3; tsf31;%-r,r.,vra to-day as, bu shipped, none.
a. ses sSd M ses
N sToEr-:ioo tn no Corn (2csoraxe, At s:c %oo1
s. i Soeo 6a e ssfs & sss
ttrinspccted "SeT corn'' s5 8c. iJo00 b9 do It
esnas; esnass;Ts-R.c,,xea. . snr<,.,. .n,,n.a nan on.
~she:s- Market aet;ye and adyanced Ke Der bnsheL
s;iss s. s. ssy e * %,
si IL a. & sKe eG Ss 8 s. Ns osss e
s2He; 81 Sets hu s.; DO st e: g ,<.-,..
aetiT. ana ayancti s ~ IN none: cs
aMo hn No TTe Ia Nh 4 a 1sH NJ rs "a q
s.S; :f!S sS a. s,ss :aS e a. ! :i@: 50
99m n At si,tos '''0 'a ~ ~ elos'ns
-. r as5e.: - W; sapps@a; @ ~ na:
BslleT IN ato!n At 4, S. 81 sample sIo bagsss az
on zasE: -. :, ,,a.,.a'n '
4 Rscsiqa Il ~ Mstxsss sai1n" a,}ii ,,-a
a H. 2ah m nci,re ssn1 botb nT sh,nnc9s gate e
and oshef soathefh clues anu os LOCAL oeal-
3, P1t-na * ns4{rT = rrcrts ami t,hs a1at,c
, 1864-04-11
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chica.e tr1nune.l
Np1narpnnr Anrfr

Especial Dispatch TO the Chica.c tnnune.i
BRIDGEPORT. April ., 1861.
CIKAKEp-ottawa, EaSal1c, lis pco n lumber; G,,s-
gov, Lasalle 11c 80 n lumber. sooco shipgIes. 1900
1ath yorktown, LaSallc 30 900 lumber; Maple Leaf
Joliet. s58 hu ryes H. Ham1in, Ottawa, 7.,7s0 lunu-
bel, coo shingles: EldoEaio, Lasa1le, 9l9 # 1um-
ber 6oCoo shingles; Cashiet, Des Pi1lnes; F. Gale
A:hen. DEtu, Athens
ARR1SrD-Excelsiot, KAnkakee. 1sso bu oats
1so bu corn Lady franklin, Athens, 80 yards rublo
stone; Il. G. Locnis, Athens, 81 Co do; +. Durnhnm
prison, Is yds rrble stone; oneita, Ottawa,
C1EARxp, 81. x---Repubuc, Alortis; Eobt. Holmes,
Lasalle, III Sol n lumber, 5000 shingles 500 Iath
E Burnha, Prison john Lorrisoo, La3al1e, ods9 n
lumber; Norway Lasalle, Ito 1e n lumber, 90 lash:
Orator, La3,lle, TO- so It lumber Planet LaSalla,
3c8 Il lumber, 3s 10 shingles: J. Menara Lasaic
ss600 Da sack salt Lady Franklin, Athens,
, 1864-04-11
Milwaukee Market,
C2peetal Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.1

= MILWAUKEE,, April 2.
F1ouH-Firm and advancing. Sales Il bsls country
winter At %6-25-
WnxAr-More active aud .K@2c better. sa1esof16s,-
eco hu 11s1soc for winter and l:t@te.c for sum-
mey receipts. IN the forenoon about . 100 bu No
changed hands 1t winter receipts; and
aok@.lx. summer.
ConN-Fkm- sa1es 100 bu new shefIcd on track at
sc; tSD bags In store ut aIc.
RTK-Advaucing. Sales ,ooo bu In store a. st0o.
Phov1sloSs-Flgmer; 100 pk s. prime Lard at 13c. In
the evening At Newhall House the market for Wheat
was vert 1rm at noon prices, but Hight.
, 1864-04-11

Smiths apparent majority is, by these tig-
ures, 12a; but there are 4S scattering votes
counting against him, which leave him 76
majority clear. New Shoreham last year
gave him o5 majority. If the count Is cor
rect he is reelected By about 140 majority.
The Legislature is about all Republican and
War Dcmocrats.
, 1864-04-11

Mrs. Caroline N. Kirkland, the authoress,
died suddenly, ut her residence in New
York, Wednesday morning. This will be
sad news to the wide circle of friends In the
utR1nry, artistic, and phflanthropic world of
which she was IN honored and leading spirit.
Caroline Matilda Kirkland WIS daughter
of Mr.. Stansbury, New York bookseller
and publisher. After the death Of her father
the family removed to Geneva, in this State,
where Miss stansbury became the wife OF
Prof. William Kirkland Of Hamilton College
Subsequently the Professor established a
seminary in Goshen, on Senaca Lake, hut,
after few years, removed with his wife to
Michigan. Here they resided for two years
and a hall, during which Mrs. Kirkland gath
cred the matcrials for her most popular
works-"A New Home-Who'u Follow 81
published in Boston in 1889; Forest Life"
published in 1sssaa, and !" Western Clearings''
in 1916, under the assumed name of "Mrs
Mary Clayers." In -1S43 they removed to
New York, where for the most part Mrs.
Kirkland las since resided Here she re-
ceived number Of young ladies into her
house, and devoted herself to their education.
After the death Of her husband, in 1877, she
became the editor Of the 81 Union Magazine u
which she conducted for eighteen months.
In 1913 she visited Europe, and the result OF
her observations appeared in two volumes,
| the following year, under the title Of "Holi-
| DAYS Abroad; Or Europe from the Vest"
| Among her other works are: 1.-THE Evening
Book; Or, Fireeide Talk On Morals and Man.
ners, with Sketches Of Western Life'' (1852)
"a Book for the Home Circlc' {1s53); the
1 D ~ r.rT u .l,.9
, 1864-04-11

he stock in cret bands, ssy 100 racks ground. f,n
,'sTs. snf t;o e1e1 st sosSt so; e
nEc 60 do Ashons hn-, here. and tnvote. or III
Go. TO arrive on prtyate terms but advancs
en- prc1ioun rates. West I1t[a ls quiet hat tisM.
Imports from Jan. LIST . March s,st, ISL
1864, hu........117,s81 1sEi, bu, fI1 s3j
, 1864-04-11

t ~ c r.
respeet 10 inc memory OF tne 1ate owen
'Lovejoy by the church at Princeton Of which
~ "ue Ps4o'oi ~ ..
N45IEAs, 0oa IN az al! wise Lnoosa myetesloas
i1oSloehse M nas tem9sea 1som Us ana taken 10
owen LoSe!oy, 70 whom (Gnae5 God) We are great.
Indebted tor the siren: ionndation, principles OF
}Gse;e Gqr and ~ fn.n @ Gpon waieh We stsad re- DE-
OF human nocIty, equal rights and eterna! truth
naa l9e! e !easiess ano undann,ed advocate nad
ll1es9s oe19tc whom oespo's anu oppte4sors qusll-
eu; 1HetsMS, @ -..,.,
, 1864-04-11

The market Is very strong 1oF III With
tie In Foreign rumored, part arrive bus the
particulars dia tEansptre Ita sales Include $50
IN ow srades at 6s7o and se1ectsd, 1aas7K cents
$500 rs Ca,to5nn +o@5 for Esil Cl!p and s. for
and other Afean sas: ~ DO 1ow .o good Mestiss.
tuli prices An suction sale Of 8oob Is Domestic IL
ANNOUNCED to take place the 18th tnst In Boston
, 1864-04-11

Important County Fond Decision.
We publish in another column, the late de-
cision Of The Supreme Court Of the United
States in the case Of Gelpcke vs. the City and
County Of Dubuque, in which 1t is most em-
phatic.1ly declared that city and county cor
Torations must pay their honest debts. This
is right We ::re glad that the Supreme
Court hes SO decidedly settled this question
on the side Of Justice, morality and law, and
we telierc that the good people Of certain
counties In Iowa will ultimately rejoice TINT
they are not permitted to 80 forth with the
stain of reputation branded upon their
honor.
, 1864-04-11

Tho total receipts ofliye Hogs during the week end
Ing todny amount, according to the daily returns
posted Change to T. os9 head. This is 2s5 less
than received last week, aud III head 1ess thin
daily e2e,pts ar the various compare asfolows
R.r..,s,
, 1864-04-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIJE MONEY NIARKRr.

SATURDAY EVENING. April 9, 1s6.
The week, In spite Of the ahomlnnble weather. has
been an active one-the large appreciation Of prices
stimulating transactions and making the demand for
money heavy and pressing. There seemed no nbate-
mept IN to tho very close Operators were apparent
" dsposed to use all the money bankers ould grant
them The rates OF discount arc decidedly hrm at 10
= cent. ..- ...-..-.-.
New York exchange is very hrm and the demand
active, The buying range Is }{@A, and between
bankers as high 50 cents have been paid. The SELL
Ing range Is AGA-tte lower figure only by few of
the heay1er houses to customers.
The rates for gold in Wall street. telegraphed to
1ss. Boyd ESQ., No IS Clark street, were IS follows
at 10 g. , 1903 1eo, 16aX; II. IN; l1:a, 16sx: IA
m, 11oX 1850 p M, Ill; same date t71A- Ills, 11K
sn.m..1I, Closing at 3, 17sh. Tha buying range
hsre was lssQl7e varying with the dispatches. Mar
ket excited and transactions heavy.
Silver firm and In dcrand at 1589t6o. Canada cur
rcncy 16.@1E6. ..-.
Ieenl tender notes arm at l59K buying. selling
ycts@N.
Tm NEW GovERzXEsr LoAH.-The subscriptions
10 the 1910 loan, nt the Second National Bank to-day,
CHICAGO 4 ALTON T. n co.-wees1y statement Of
earnings, for the week ending April 7th, 1854:
1861 1853.
FEsser gers. uitSsS
4s's21M 1e6o55a
SundIiee !fa'o-~7 4sH'SA
Totsl.......-.......... ...... sa'ist.1 sS,7dss
Inc. . 7-9sA-9s
, 1864-04-11

Radical vlct0ry-Stray Guerilla Itcnls
Activity OF Ercen2aI.sH Gnu.-Hnu.
1cal Success Mt st. Joseph-NcEro Re-
cruftxs ETC., etc.
, 1864-04-11

SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9.-There Is one fea-
Of satisfactory character in the present receips
the market, namely. that Instead OF being much
Behind the receipts Of tho corresponding period Of
1868 they have for some time past been they will
now be2r favorable comparison With them. Last
week they were considerably In excess and thu week
tht Is but difference OF Ill head between this year
and last. Chicago packers having for sew
eEn1 months rast been doing little or
nothing our supply has been wholly absorbed,
By shippers srd FOR their wants the supply has gen.
orally bten deficient This has very prominently np
pcnrcd during the ras. week, and In consequence OF
m insufficient supply to meet the activr shipping de-
nand, we note an advance upon the previous high
ratee OF the markell Of sc per 100 lbs Two Or three
Of orT Chicago packers arc now preparing 10 fecoM-
cnce packing, that Instead OF the entire receipts
being transshIpped to other markets, = portion OF
them will be needed here. In the receipts Of the past
week there has been much 1ar2cr proportion Of
cornfed hogs, for extra grades Of which the highest
prces ever paid in chicago have been glVen ranging
from. $7.,5 to SOS per 100 lbs. rhe supply OF
dlsti11ery hogs has been smaller. and being
generally OF fair qualities were sold at
high figures. Stock hogs 1re now coming In pretty
ftee1y. and the demand has cons!de rsbly improved
There In the yards today upwards coo hogs,
The entered sales amount to 3575 head At $6Oe@7s5
but chiefly at *7cc@765 per 100 ns. The choicest lot
sold Of s4Q Missouri coInfed hogs, averaging
2e0 ns, at s7.95 They were bought By Mather Of Il.
r. Henry, at this Southern Yards; several other
prime lots were sold for which we refer to the ap
pended list OF sales. There has been considerable
AMOUNT Of activly In the market. and under the In
Naence Of inadequate supply, We note an advance
on previous quotations Of Csc per 100 Bs.
, 1864-04-11

Liverpool continues In good demand, and with lin
e4Eecstpte and thc teason at hand for tho openlnS
Of Interior naE1gAon, when the Western country
demand may De expected to set in, prices arc very
urn and rather higher; the bAles noted embrace all
, 1864-04-11

we're realized thia or1 Ing. The taea embraced So
hbjs sugar ind 500 bTis moassee ~ todsyS receipts
15Kc Tor far, l6Xc for gray, and tor wafse
clarified new crop, and 6o9s:G g14on !oI Pr1m. 20
, 1864-04-11

1NI00C1PHss& n1HEKFI--Kpf1I 81
Flour hrm. SONG holders demand m advance, Ex-
tn Fo!nlly q 28150 Wheat 1sm al {1.7O4I IS lied
and hite advanced 1c. Corn advanced 10 t115. for
YeupT. CoIee buoYant. WhtskY Al III
, 1864-04-11

FLoun.Markat advancing. md prices are n8l5c
his Ltr. with sales or Ohio at 37.a5n7.G1x.
GRAIN-Wheat firm with m advancing tendency.
sAee Of southern red at $l.93aL!2. Corn active at
S1.1:@. %.
WlIsKY-Market drna at a1.1o for Ohio.
, 1864-04-11

In Groceries there.is frm see1ins with fnrther
e,les q 2:9 haEs 1;s;sHayIa Coffee =. sac, md 40
terms. Eugnrs continue In request and On Inc sd
rance, the high views Of holders checking hnHfnezs
, 1864-04-11
Total.


With decline IN the supply Of, ,7st hogs during tho
week. compared With TIC previous week, there
hiss bean no corresponding dmlnutfon in + e de-
nlnnd, which II anything has been more active.
rrices have been much nruler, and upon primo to
c1tra qualities nctc advance Of sc On laat Sat
uHday . quotations.
The following the closing prices OF the market
thls evening and compared with last week:
, 1864-04-11

sHEEP-IheEe has been fair demand for Sheep
during the week. with very limited supply. Prime
qualities arc toerahly nrm. but common ETades arc
IN limited request We quote prices from common
to prime at S5.so@7.25 per ITO ns-
auEIP S4LKs TO-DAY.
sellers. Duyers. So-Av.wt PEics.
1oCsden-. .Dalby. fS9 1ol $3.50
, 1864-04-11
#i6rFllQNenGs.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il PRR1EHCE OF AN INvALID.-Publ1shet for
ths benefit and = CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
and others. who suffer from Nervous Debility FreuA-
time TIE MEANS OF skL1,CrnE- By ons Vho has
euzed hlInseH s1tsr undergoing considerable Qaack-
gle sqp,es T. msJ Be had Of the Author, NATHANIEL
hA1FAtEM ~ "a; Bedford, Kings Co. NJ.
, 1864-04-11
SpN1NG ELECTIONS.


VERN11L1os Co.-Thc following is The re-
suit Of the recent town meetings in Vermil-
lion county.