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drew ont his forcezin ull ar1ay; which WIS
equivalent to making very ugly face. He
then sent word to tic tntggers" that his
forces we're ample to compel a surrender,
end that resistance would be hopeless. This
wns tic appearance Of the very loud noise.
&c thcu informed the 81 niggcra" that should
,iey eiye Up whipped" without proving
themr.l7cs good zoldiera, he woald treat
tLt n Us prisoners Of war; but should they
compel him to fight them, he should in sub-
etaIce suffer them MI to be massacrcd This
corrcspcndcd to tie Chinese policy of
"ih:rdiy-a great etink-" It fGlled, however,
:or the Eooty garrison OILY responded SWELL
ny fh't-" 1t WAS tried accordingly. They
'tl nsed tie cEiyalry. They defeated the
c]'ivaliy, ard 60 the chivalry, after having
*htwn tlas their cruelty was only mitisated
hy their weakness, adopted the China
-m,L's fayorito and last movement. They
''Tetrtstcd. Verify, which are the bar5ariana
nrd which arc the clive!ry.
e Dan Voorhees,, OF Indiana, made a
Tsbtirg, canti0g, Co7perLead harangue in
/ Cougresf, The other day, and among other
things ea.d, s'Ihc black nun his his champi-
oas here; but be {Voorhees) spoke: in this
hall as The friend Of the neglected white
lucn."
This is tcnnspa1cn. demagoguisn, and
,Ele1loT crnp-trap, but it is fair average
specimen OF Coppcrhead logic. The particn-
1ar ',Ieglecfed and forgotten white man'' for
whom Mr. Voorhees, spoke, he does not spe-
ify. It IVES Tic NEGLECTED and forgotten
avcho.dcr-ne.lected ard forgotten in the
Washington Congress only because he pre-
ftrrtd to be represented 1T Richmond Instead.
Hc Lee made Ills bed, let him lie in it; with
Richmond let him stand or fall. Sipce he
| elnrncd bting represented In our Congress,
long may he continue to be neglected md
! forgotten tlcre.
Tic black rran's freedom has It's cha-api-
! p1Nhcse, as everywhere: The black mans
I slavery Ind its champions there, bat they
| have adjourned to, RicAmond. Will Rich
| 11ond let them stand or fan-, Why must
VOORHEES, champion those who despise Ills
| championship Why pcttlfoy without pay
! tic casc Of client who refuses to come WITH.
in tie Jurisdiction, or abide BY the decialon
| OF the tri6un1le
! What conflict is there between the rights
Of black me., and xhitc, where both are free?
Nlerc Is the supposed anta2 a2ontsn9 Will
The white ua1 suffer from giving the blac&
1rsn compensation for his work. Is 1t nc
cesfaiJ to The manhood Of the white 10 crush
l~the black to the lcyel Of tho beast? Can not
the white mnn live except from the unpaid
lutor Of tho blacks. Is 1t rot high time that
euca insulting aspers:ons Oh the white mans
c.; abilities ceascd to beuitcreG in Congress ?
1Tn7, *1,o{ III
, 1864-05-30

McssnEe OF the President to tho FfUuse
OF Representatives
WAsu,sGToE, HBy Is, -

WAsu,seToE, Asy s5, 1861
The following message and report were
transmitted to thc>House to day, aud, OF mo-
Committee CD Foreign Affairs, were referred
to that committee, and ordered 10 bc print
ed:
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
To TIE HoCsE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
In nrtw,r 10 the resolution OF tho Houeo Of Rep
rcsen,atIyte yesterday lie subject Of the joint
resolution Of tho IL, oi last month relati~e to Me
iro, I transmit report from the Secretary OF
S!atc, to whom tic resolution WAS referred.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
, 1864-05-30

tAEGIt*r VI anG Nr..SA.n 1UaaiclSACo ~
eEia ~ .to.,.a:. r. -.
the United S,a,ts: ~
TlG.Eencral Conference of the Methodist Epis-
topai Church. now in session In the city of PILLS.
de,rhla. representing nearly Feyen thoa7and rl!n.
cf their cuty as Christian citizenp, takcs tho ca1
eet opportunity to express to yon tho Assurance Of
the atty of th: Church. her earnest devotion to
the interests of ths country. and NJ, her sympathy
positiun in this tryin. hoar.
Will c-nltat1on We point 70 tnc reSora o. our
Church as hay,nE never been M tsrnishsd b5 a!s!oy-
BY depntation ct her most distinguished minis-
tere, the promise Of support to the GoItEnment IN
The days Of Washington. In her Articles Of he
ever given 10 the Government her most decided
support.
In tie pIefcnt strug:1c for the nations lle many
~. le o. hss @ ana iarge humoef 81
cacse Of (;cd and hnnanit3, They have eea,ad
their devotion 10 their country with their blood,
We rseasd tits terrible sconrec low dcso1atinc
our land and wasting the nation's life rs the re-
suit Ct lEoet unpataral. utterly unjuatfabla re-
belon, involving the crime oftreason against the
best Of human governments, and sin n.ntnet God.
It required our government to submit to its own
di.ncmhey1nent, and destruction leaving It no IL
lcsnativebus to preserve It's nasional Integrity hy
the use Of the national resources. 1.-THE govern
inert Lad filled 10 use tia power to preserve the
unity OF the natlon, and 1nalntatn its authority 1t
would have been Justly exposed to the wrath oil
hsnyen and to the Ecp5oach and scoru OF the civil
Our earnest and constant prayer is, that this
cruel and wicked rebsluou m.y be snecdlly sun
Eressed: md We pledge You our hearty co.opera-
ii0n in MI nnnrnnr,afe means 10 secnre thta oh.
jrct,
1oyn, and hopeful in NATIONAL adverslty, In pros
perty slnnkful Wa must heartily congratulate on
On the glot:onA welcomes recently Ealued, Gnu re-
, 1864-05-30

B7 The Gnlcsburg (lD Fts; Democrat says
a lii. J. T. Bates, of that place, has process
OF making grannlated sugar from Sorghum,
which produces an article Is good as the best
grade OF New ot.cans brown sugar, which
now sells Mt twenty-five cents per pound In
these times of high prices this invention Is
, 1864-05-30
DR. EVERSON'S CHICAGO
EYE AND EAR iNFlRh,ARY

CL1N IN 4TITUTE-
1S4 South CLARK Street.
STILL ANOTHER CASE OF DEAFNESS CURED
q YEARS STANDING.
Ihereby certify that haye been very deaf lor IS
years with copIous rr2aiog discharge Of taa ear.
asd ny hearing Is very eoa'iasTa0l, ,nPFcyfa "rSaa
Book Pael,.h.r. II, South tis eislf St.
ANIME YEAR cArARRH CURED.
s1s-l deem dns 10 ron to state that ny daughter
severe eharse ter aud which del eaed he ski,i Of
tns statement dury thss othcze snlls;ly athSssA
s1 S:2 ar' :; sssisss sf'''F 's2ssF
|. c,,ANu1ArEp LIDS, SORE EYES.
d. II tho q n.Sa
as ys5oas I'll aao2a 3 9ds
e.ffs - s'is!sd ns + continually
ArS1n * sts1s nas
Sss9 a. Il sas z rs &.
| te3ccs. --------- u1"S- 1r@--
DOTATO DEPOT.
n. HANSON j. CO.
! 1D7 south Water ~ no lr.c.nx
ss 7.,s.!s: :; Tsistoss grown In 1sia5SsSs %.
.T ARD- TALON w.! AND ND.
il aaIssE .stTEass; sT = 4ss: - sysia 4
ess. sssps aasse "a
tsf2seF "a se.s|asd Nae e oek
, 1864-05-30

Ths total receipts Of HoGs.9uEtnG the week ending
to-day, according 10 the daily retuFns Eosted on
Change. amount to 1891 hard. THIS n 5,st6 head
more han were received list week, and lcz3 head
more than The receipts Of the corresponding week
last year.
1he daily receipts ss The various yards sompafe ~
, 1864-05-30

1st Rt1, Il BID,

new ToCK S1oCK KMAHKET.-CtuslnE prizes tor CASH. !.
ala5 g, 1s6i- Received by F. G. sa1:onstan 4 Co..
toumsHicn Stock and Docd z:okers, 9: Clark s1eet,
, 1864-05-30

iE1ILLENT, MEHINfe. IRNN, 4Iay u.
VnErzAs, this Estteyv during ite recent joar-
tulr TRIP received just attention at the hands OF
tic loy: a,es-hcazted people Of the places through
WHICH VIC rasscd. and, wishing III sG1ae nanaeT to
testify uur gratitude Tor tic same, therefore be It
RetMrtd, That 70 the management Cf the boil
dcss' Ht1n= at hIso Ill.,, VIC return our mas. sin
ctrv thanks fer their kipdness and courtesy to u3
3hic nc were detained there on our hoa'eW1Fd
Mefc11ti, That to tho lady managers Of the sol-
dtrre' cet ri Chicago. We can bn. weakly express
prr eensc Of obligation for tho preparation of
past fer ra on tbs morning Of our arr1yl, in that
city In GIT way home, which we unfortunately had
Lot time to enjoy and Tor the entertainment so
cn our 1ctc1n for their kindness and attention u
ra: for tic deep interest exhibited By them IN tho
welfare Of soldiers generally; for the devotion they
10 them no more formal Offering, hut the B,nceru
thsEks ct gIntetul hearts. As HiacouEin men We
desire To testify TINT the 1oynl lsdfes Of Chicago
By thelr urtrine 1abc.s III beh4f soldiers aud
their ceaselezs devotion to onr coantry's c1nse,
earned and established for themselves namc anu
lame that fs hoth national and enduring.
Refo'ted. ThEs tor the cordial reception We met
with everywhere {eseept ct Ali=duE.ee. tFisc1nstn)
from the loyal peop!e, of the North, who eviuced
icrgctten thosr who had left their homes and Try
sides 1ndgune firth TO battle rthe.r country hoh
Or nnd ex stencc. we retnsn our warmcsE tha 7ka !;
easicucd b the " arc-in-the rear Of coye:t COW
ardy home traitcrs, was thereby entirely dIss!pas
cd. We feel repaid By their approving sn:lcs and
the IrnntsteticEE OF their Interest In rs, fos tho
eacrileeh VIC made III telewipg our iesnl of service
IN tho cscse Of the Onion. md the thought that
fkeir tynpathics atd their prayers arc with US will
encouFnee and sns'nan Us as we asain enter this
fearful st!ise rorsolc US through every hardship,
nerve Ie In every danger
Rexo,fsd, That VIC would take this opportunity
to add mite TO the incense OF gratitude which
daily ur!sts from half million soldiers hearts to
the pCbte. devoted 1OyC1 women OF the Union who
with their seltsncsidce, their love, their charity,
Their uneensing labeEs THROUGH their Sanitary
Commissioners, GAd By their individual exer.ions
in The thonsard ways the heart Of women, rntnis-
terinc angel, could dev1se, haye done go: much to
inspire Snd encourage epld,ery, relieve grin,
vissged Of hts 11oet terrible features to soohe
the EOucl, OF pain. And who has iumnntcd with
the sunshine Of her presence the dreaded hospital
and healed tbou sunds simply b;: supplying the
aheence Of mothers tender care. wife's or ais
tcr's gentle nnssins. Thinks clothed in the mos.
eloquent language would he fEt an idle tribute.
We can only ssy, Gcd Ness an6 protect them
4 SoLDIKIs or TIE TIL WIS. BATTERY.
, 1864-05-30

Est tpl<F*hy hffn oI IGtlhE u QDL balt3 To- uB9sl
pkr IT 1Ec- rkrs ot 1SH u toz.
FKEiT+GsEEs AFrLEgs:ncss ST.: Sc igaanssany .s - isnt
uncnarsxd- LEMONS hnc ORANGES IN good dnmann,
and nm nt p~erfuuR r.tes. HICKORY nuts IN small
Gtrsu Arp!es. far to prnc, q
L.r-unSs box-.-........--.. kgEes50
o::ases !s:e,iy) hc5 as9 f91in s1W
ust NUT ls1ge: pn 20 ~ @ "a q
maid Nth good supply The market lutea very
cr at prs srct quotations. pKscaIs in fatr demand
e., IN cs1seqnenco Of the high rates Of gold. We
rols NJ advance Of 1ehc per box on previous quo
.PlrN1s IN good de1snd. with an advance Of lc ucr
D. DesEsT1c Fau1Es-in irsesnlar snd small sup:
demand. with an adyan-e os2c on previous rAtes-
, 1864-05-30

~ Vim. Boyd, Esq, the first proprietor
Of Lafayette, Ind, died In that town on Tues
day evening. He purchased csghty:four acres,
now in the heart Of the city, for s4.15 per
acre, and afttr laying out the town, sold the
whole, except small fraction. or txo, tor
; = eco. -S >'--''
81 Tic rote for the sword at the st.
l lNEtS Enfr nfetb4 n4nhd
, 1864-05-30
y ~ onna a arabia IN rrnAa m Nh ffcefp&R foF &

TOTAL.
With considerable lncfeAas IN tbs receipts loE sne
mast week. taeta has been corresponding amount
Of activity u tho market. Prfcss ksTe 5ulsd much
nrre1, and We nate au advance upon the eaoslnE
crctniorA of1ast Saturdays aaskes pc. 100 Is
The following are the closing quotations. ofthe mar-
ket this evening and cor parsd with last veeE:
THIS Weck. Last week,
Primo 10 extra qualities. +....$! saS35 Si0@3 %
Ncat7m to prime 1natttca. -. 6tsaIo0 a5Ht6 i
Common 10 III Hediui qualities. 5.aG6A i.754.s.u0
SATURDAY EvEy1s o, MAY =a-rhero hiss been an
unutua1 amount Of activity IN his market during The
past wetk; the receipts very nearly amounting to
10 600 hog and all tneso arc sold and shipped on
this market to their respective destinations. Con-
t.n1y to the usual with the nc7aas
ed supply p1ieca have Kone higher. amounting TO an
advance OF &c On last Saturday quotations and ID
many caaes tsles have been mads at hghef rates still
| Tho weather has been rather favorable for ths
,hipneus Of stock, cold northeAsterl9 Wind.
having pzsyausd during the week. Tns haa bssp las
, 1864-05-30

! sBEEr-The receipts du1las sac week hATs osea
little larger than last week With m hctlva do.
mnnd fer good 1us:irea, the market Is d:neE tsna
mere active Tie fci.oE.o- are ths principal sales
| made Today: -
, 1864-05-30
FROM ST, L0CIS.
From Our Special Correspondent

TroabEc with hGucrI1las-warf for a,ian-
dcr-DfHIxtnlnE tho Fasy5'a.~;-E..-
1tt1cal 4 4gflnt1oH-k F3cEfe3!an TEN.
; pCsl-SaEIeurY Fair 3aatters. Etc.
, 1864-05-30

WHEAT-Eece,vcdt to Lar, ~ ,34S DEshe's shipped
to-day, .l:ea tubt.. Mar:st 1e sctaSe AMI shaft
esssf lLt whhr.t m1tellhl cha: &c II prt:E4, S7ea
IT, GHy TtIe: sPRINQ WHEAT IN oToEz-9',Ihst hi NO
srrlr in tiosr as S143; lltea tn DO at FIX: tl
tE co 81 IN 1,+ bu do NJ Siai5f 5,Gaa ba No
sn:1g IL s,o1s as :! q: 2eeo e. e, e Z: tz 5ss
iGo bu do 1t II 2a leejo % s1.25; 1eo ba ID
at 3l-a ;.6hu bu al Et sl2a4 Gu bu it.:ecsad
Sprir:: Ii store $1.-t-the markes c!ps' ir. at
Il e ior n % ], sod Il aiss for No.
CUNN-Isk{vtd to-cry, :fa hn; sh!ppcd. 81,
ST. bu. aInEkes acsye aEh Glc fl1hsr tha7 yestet.
cay'a 'Shsrce pFlres euk &c lower than the ps:ces
is sIouE-l3 d. bu Ho Corn rt $l.lsh: 1909 10
ii STA Is ttG bn 70 Corn tearyi q x11, .e9o
HI at .1o; $500 ba do at sl9X; g g. hu % e
xlsf; III Rejected Ctrn In store at .t6H: o1
bu ut Si.cG; Sc tn do st $l.s5; 10 o4 $50 Cradle
In s:DtHhtS1 ~ i:IvEE ASD EA-sAL CoRS AFLoAT
-ilstEb bn uIlN i:lye1 Corn aaoat at SI19; II 90
BIZ TO At 81 Il; acat; 2t0 bC mixed old md nag DO
ss s. i6 atna, lt0 bu new do hs stf5X sloss $40
b Do q: ateaS; SO. b. 10 4 r 81 81 "a T.,
cnrn 1t $1.,5 70, b. At the close tic matzes Was
frn st .iI:G1ik for No Corn in store, and sl-eex
for No2-
OATSRect.yed: to-day, 81, 90 bu; ttippcd, =, 10
hi. Market Ices actire s3d H9 4o lowe.: Sales 70.
bu co ut tssfc; 5000 bu Do at ts.sc SCI. hu No
Oa.e ct &c bu do at t8xc-csoioz At ca95c ltr
RiE-Eeceived to-day. 1,ess bu; thfp ,ed; none.
nARLEy-Iseee!yed. today. nopeJ; abippsd to
DAY. <e4 q. M.:ks1 quiet. Sales 70 bu good By
'NL?HsHOI-Nos.ioa. 1T s2.ii9a..a per gallon.
KDTTEK-Race.grd today, lI:.39 rs: shippsd
, 1864-05-30

ns1; ns1;,now1uv-LR R+c,,vod to-aov- s,a bbls n salp.
~ :Sf5 IS IL a9a ST. 4
ft.214 800 cbls at 91o'f ,a
HlbE-Asrkesl = still Gepscsse4 asc
pi1ces 70 some ex1eEt nonlsnl 49, 10 49, neen
"a IL dops IS ntis "a they ean help.
Mary toiersbiy I'm q PREVIOUS sAte"' a,lH ~
Green Country, usnsoea-'-."'-''"'''.'' " 10I2G1i
SEttn oa%e1. ~ "'''''':' IN x mt
GreF9,Hars cured,
DI1 s31cot a. A. ...3 .'.....3 9S,e
klp, 65seo' ~ IA AZ
EaH. a2 ,fun-rstrs ''''''--''''''''''" XII gSin
hip Ann ~ = - t1.-f.et 1nf.r h,t 1ar. 49,.
~. n1n1tafoEs. The present hjeh nI1ce4 Of rnfd
vt,S mi ittf,e n Jotahty of ppy imueliats ieonns
, 1864-05-30

French Cali, M
G3.............Sa1J1
kfcn b Calf Le
motnea, 2 d0z-
0N3E.M
French Calf Le-
mol1&9, Sc .-..
cenoR. y doz~t,.M2U.M
Innings, n da.-l9W Wzal5A4
Roana, = doz-..31Salab
, 1864-05-30

u =
Dried Atplea 2 :
upp.red Peaches
Go :. do
Pared FcacAe4...
Ra,etns-lav
EAt9ins-A- T., y
Crtrbntk, a D..
Ncs-SM5tna, 2
AfCends, scr, q
Almonds. hnrd, |
Dried IsakpfKfr1e
-1c.l NlnckberIf
D7.1d Gtnl-4.-.
Prunes. 1vTkLh g..
Pears. Bohemian.
EAvr{~na h<f~nr
, 1864-05-30
DOTATO DEPOT.

EyVlA U LII O1t
r. HANSON j. CO.,
1917 south Water Ei - tse ir.c.px
Etcp constantly on hand. ter si!e i!e,s md N;chsan-
TaJie,fes OF Potntods grown In aHASSON 4 co.
, 1864-05-30
Gh;ICAGD 45AIa4T r1AERET.

All gales OF gTalu reported In tbs marie report
Ct, hssss Of Storage hcsatf C1l-ss osErruls
sisted fiour so1c clireret unless ot1c1wtse sed.
, 1864-05-30

sm-1 have tha honor to toacknowledge tho receipt
=, prose S Of yom rroceedazs therein mentioned. We
tearn that Mr.. Co7wtn. our Minister Plen1potsnh-
AZ to Mexico, IS at tAVnn2, on hls return to the
United 4tatea Ut der leave OF absence. T.
I an, Ez, your obedient servant
Wu11Ax L, DAx1oS, Esq, &c, :. j..
, 1864-05-30

IEATHYR-3faEket aatst. hut 1es1 nsm II pse.
Eih but 1lIte disability OF any immediate lAclne
tsnGa 70 n,alnta1n high prices, especially On al "a.
norted ktocks. Neanote:
, 1864-05-30

k-=oskcag A.CA....-!;!l;
- A,....... Gtt,
L e4..ss ...0t =
C......,.,..4lL
!" D..........i7s y
TorE- 50 Incl. .........Et
liaEndeu, .. D.....-..9
Is L. - Il
, 1864-05-30

S.7ErDAs EvESryo, M+T =, 1854.
EEEICUT5-L.Eg EeIo1rs.-Ha:es ore ira
IL tiea dJ. TLr Engagements ko-!.y weso: " 3UF
rALo-kchs kaca Il SItiey, 1tn E:iset. j. tcAf
Mary NIT or, with ccfp. nI sc crop -- vita outs
.tfe. r
ErGe AGENT NJ: foiay Lase uol ~ tit.s1c by
rext wccA' prcpeers at $40. ant 10 Nrw YorS 1t
Films 70 nosseD. lake a1A rall......-.... ,al.'o
New 1crs y ............... f.10
| i'd Is Observation-Disclosures. s0a
l.roy:ktcns to n. T., all wsEer, 2 lSeo 50
Flour 70 Montreal. all wa,er er.-....-......... aEA
rtrS = Ionsseal. u. Wa:7r.. GG5
Flour to Io1 :rc31, via Safa a.......,....... HEt
Fcsl to b.oEtrea, VITA Sarnia.... 49, ........ 1.aia
t}ICr to FpgtiacG. v.a Sarn!a ....... ..... LIZA
1aC mt TO Montreal. 2attt SHOWS, 10 b.: FG11 In
| 1oi1 or Canada currency.
| pAi1IoAp FKI1oers-1he foEo7i-k Ere tas r1ll.
ruaa ratCA:
, 1864-05-30

Yesterday as the severely wo1rdca
were hring transferred from the steam
c1s to the difgersnt aubul1nccs, q
lady from Michigan was observed LOOKING
an1io 1sly around 10 ascertain II either Of hcl
soLs were anonE:be number. Presently shf
recognized one of Aor seDs among the throug
HosWas seated on coffin, and his arm ap.
q Where ia CharIcs:" sud the anxious parent
willie her countcpapce expressed the agony
Of intense suspense ard her voice could only
end . choked uttcrsnce. sin this mother
eaid the wounded man, pointing to the colfla
on Which he sat. The scene was hesrt.read.
ing.s The lady has also another brave boy in
tfc Army
, 1864-05-30

I"A.
Slaughter. 3c1s. ...3%s4lc
tsaenca AEe8.....-Sf 4 a4oc
OFtEtto Solo ...,,. $c
Ostnoco good dam.
aSN..............2 .21Ec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
I.nfrsf pcr Ier.in.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 22---eVening.
NJ. Bunch, Ex-British Consul at Char estOn,
il cozetted as Consul &c Cuba.
The Morifng Herald to-day ridiculos the Solicitor
G 1eraIs culoges OF The American Prize Courts, and
reeratcs It's destinations against those Courts ana inc
srrirepcss of the British Government m the matter
4 Madrid telegram says; The Bank OF Spain has con-
Guided loan Of 90 900 900 reals with Salamanca Inc
Spanish Ministry is busily occupied with Peruvian
quoslor1 -. n. o, ,oc,
ThosteamsSp Virginia from New-York arrived yes
terday
The political news to-day is OF no moment
The British Government lately refused to let the
stenr Sacramento have coal owins TO the fact that
three months LAD not elapsed since last supply.
LIvERPooI, Oc- ~ l6ot-evenin-.
COTTON.-Saes to-day 1000 bales, Incudinr
500 les % speculatcre and exporters. The market gn't
a. quotaops tbs demand beng betier 81 te 10"
prices.
RnrADsTUPPs The m6rfet Is inactive
PROvIsOSs market Is quiet and tteady Lafd nlnh'
PRODUcE-The market IA quiet - go,
The commercial depression. both in this city and Liverpool
CON. nnes una bated to-day. but the unds are hIner
CoN.oIs close al 834 $50 for money. - .
Ap.Rrchy STocKs-iinois Central Railroad, oo99l az
count; Enc Railroad s0dil. o-e
PAR1s oct 22-Ihe Bourss II firm Rentes closed At 65f
HAvFg Oct 22.The sale. o. Cotton fol tue week were
600 bales Orleans tres OTdnuire, 22aL; bas Dtf Inc
market ~ dull and irregular ard quotations are bsTey man
tanned Stock in port. *, 900 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

a. 800 American at from Iudi, Soooo bales and from
China, 1870 900 picus .
TRADE AT .-DullnessaAu oppression
continue Buyer hold aOof and there ~ not suiclet bus
ness 60 test urices-whoh are altogether nominal
l}READsrUFFs.- Messrs. Richardson, Spencer q
Co Pic,tDd Asbsya Co. and others report FlouJ uegu
lar and essr Erin State 10 20 Wheat pressed for se
and generally dad per GENITAL lower Red Western, 20
mi; souhern 7l4I7ll White, ed9' Com neglected.
Mixed nominal at q Q27l6
PROvIsIONs.-Messrs Gordon, Bruce q Co. ana
Wakefield NAsh L Co. report: Beef depressed and arnos
,niis. Pork oue' bat steady Bacon in fair demand 81
steady rd IN s.eaiy demand good but inferior neg
Ieeted. TaIiow CuN and about l. lower.
PROpUCE-IXe Brokers' CircHiar reports: Ashes
quiet bot steady Pots 90 3d3 G. Pearls, 81 az susa
6uie. end 3de easier the week. Coffee duh o',ss
tending downward Rice rather lover Barb inactive Iln
iced inactive Hnd Is lower Nuseed Cakes sen ~ SiV
for American Lnseed Oil very dull Fish Ois haetNei
Navel Stores continue very dull snd lev er iiee, aNt
accepted oI Rosn snles OF Black At - Notlnr 'rpo
IN Spirits Turpentine. Peiroeunl-'e'-s' boli.' Lu-
III ndon report the market dull &; aDoI previous iAo'
Refined. 400 IN; Crude. nominal ', -. - r. r.
LONDON N ARKETs.-MessTs' btIlne' pros. " W
-, P,6tr4Fs ouie and unchanged Iron dlli Ba's and
pi IS 1s = 81 Scotch Pigs so Sugar IN Deter request
but without irlurovement IN prices. 81, a. ~
Cogee steadv Tea rather lower Coneou j. oreeh
~ ire absence II fresh arriv ilf rom Anisfica.
$3.50 IT,, unaltered EcwYork. In barrels AlO 10
si0 Ia Irsecd OH again lowers 6aJS y Sperm On
S-TW =, ec99 qg. for American. Cod, 4 Spib 1uf'
,iTete sAe. Of French a. 81 uo2 O. Crude Petroleum.
AMERICAN STocys.-Messrs Barring Bros. a co.
american stocks have been Quies during tue week
[ ii,ea States 500 bonds, sJGAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
Arrived.

Steam ship T,.i. Lawrence Havana 2;h ui., ud.s ana
pass. sp1foId. res'ou Go
Stc.u f. rci..a tBTl Lot Liverpool li1 aud Queens
town sd ~. mise. ana pass. +. Cunard -.
steamer Cuyaho:u a. ;. royenu'l Ae1o~in' FS f'y@'
yil Beaufort, days a,
L > stes.n transport h.ltng Bfelkss hey West dys
cot Oh eu4 pass. % L. = Az. u -. ~,
ship Frank int Cooley olrad Aug 81 coal James W. IL
wei g. Go. 80.
snip Hcrjumn Adlm.. Chase, Liverpool Sept ilih miss
and 90 ra-s. j. q. lapsoOt. -
Snip Lor-cuo Dreras. Liverpool Aus e7th coal Thayert
Peabody Ton 81 lp rApe renced heavy westerly winds
2Ji ulf. nai hurricane nom r. y r. 10 y.
Snip Atmosphere. Eye' Liverpool pt 18th md'e and ~
pass. ia, Tlpsc),t
Bari f. " Gnaihs (of Turks ls1ndl nummona Msiin-
rls B DAYS sura Iss T.. ard Co. lls been Il days v
of Iiaier.s eayy ani NJ. saic l's snd spt sids
Il y, Trent tSWedl C1r.trnu Noucnhur- Aug T.. tOa.
Frnrl sfcn. 81 Nrud' Hss had heavy vsssry gales.
los rsiutopai and nirtop gallant ya-d.. split -ts Sc
Brig Trs es S-bugue hs.l Laprele, Pom al frines
Aua. iGfh. ogyyo,d. Henry Detord,ya co.
Btis Retriever Ohlfpttetown L. :. ID shelly Lzsn,
Al .iys. coal N. T.. Greene s OugIle.
Rig FIN lo Jesse,) lie Ae.reas Cope oasPe, IL day.
Ia ballast 0Iief. or
- q. VI, uoas.es AiI.er q Hon th,3r
Br R.is John. - 3D. Kohl Ssul, 10 days su7-r,
Fowler Iona III, hal very heavy weather OF Hate as;
lost and split sails .
sclr alter l,lesh Nickcrlu Salt Cay T. l., II dsys,
sit Mlray Nephew Hos had heavy weather. stove Oost
spi- s1ls s. ,
SIN d. s,eeluian steeuan Gre4 u; Harbor, wood