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, 1864-05-18
FROM CINCINNATI.
The One Hundred Day Troops-Gc1e-
raj News

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihunc.J
CSc1SsArT1, May17.
Twenty-Five thousand OF tbs National Guard Of
Ohio have already left the State fully armed and
equipped. Many ofthcm have seen service and all
arc we'll ofY1cesed and reliable. They have been
dsiiltd by companies for eome time and arc form
liable body Of soldiers.
Br.J. C. Baum, postmaster Of this city, appoint
ed at the commencement Of I'LL. Linco1n's term has
been removed for alleged business inconpctcncJ.
His eucceasor, Frederick Meyer. received his COM
mi.l!oR yesterday. All reports to the contrary
notwithstanding, there was nothing political In
this change. The authorities at Washington were
satisfied that MI. Baum was not competent man,
and that Meyer was. Both gentlemen arc German
Republicans and supporters Of the Adminis:ra-
t1on.
The draft vas completed in this county to-day.
1t has passed of without the slightest disturbance
ths people generally Hauifesting the grsatest good
feeling on tho sabject The draft ia now prosress-
Ing in Kentucky and negroes arc taken with or
Without their masters consent, ,iaccoEding to The
terms OF the law.
The she traitors LIVING in Kentucky, ne1r this
city, had 70 much contdencs two weeks aso that
Lee wsuld whip Grant, that they swarmed ACROSS
the river with all the borrowed money they could
get to buy gold.
, 1864-05-18
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
highly Important from Lonlsfan1-
Latest from Mckee,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l
CAIRO. May II, 1oG4.
By arrival Of the steamer Henry Ames NC hare
New Orleans dates to the 18th.
The Constitutional Convention did noble d1y's
work on the 11th. tWednesday) On TueRday an
amendment to The Sd art,cle Of the report Of the
Committee on Emancipation WAS adopted. which
prohibited the Legislature from ever passing any
act pe1uftting free colored citizens to vote. The
amendment was ont Of place. even If Just In prtnc1-
ME and calculated to bring all the proceedings Of
the Convention into contempt, for qualifications OF
electors belonged to another title Of the ConBtitu-
t.on and not to the act Of emancipation, which act
,,ca nenarate and distinct from all Others. and
onch in the nature Of the case to stand by itself
/. soou as the orders Of the day were called. on
Wednesday, Mr.. George 4. Fosdick, In few well
chosen remarks, exhibited the fe!ly and fnappco-
,,-sa+rnrss of tho amendment to which have re-
f-rred It was then moved to strike out the
s1,cndment and article itselL, together with the
an xna 5th articles of the report. And thislmo-
linn was carried By . large majority The report,
IA amended. was then put upon It's final passase,
.ns was adopted by an overwhelming Fota. The
Act Of Emancipation, II finally passed, Contains
two articles. as follows:
We. the pepple Of the State OF Louisiana, in Con-
ven,ion assembled, do hereby declare and ordAln
as follows: ,.
srcnos !. Slavery and involuntary servitudc.
-rrept for punishment Of crime, whereof the party
tall have been duly convicted, are hereby forever
>abolished and prohibited throughout the state
SECTOR 2 The Legislature shall make no IL"
recognizing the right Of property In man.
The Delta ofthe 18th inst. says: 'We consider
otbtnx could strike su1sr death blow to theeaost
, 1864-05-18

TonoSTo. Ny 1e-H5om al part. of the country
bv the recent 3rotracted heavy ra5nt I, co%.~a
tho nuu,erune small likes in the Townships hocf Z;
Coburg md Deuevic rose to an unusual h.ic,,; ~
such m extent, and rolled Onward with eucb fo,cs
and vio,ence as ts sweep everything before thno
A'!l dnms gave way, saw and g11s. rliIs. barn.
p ab.cs and bridges were swept from the;r maj.
zions, carried down tho stream aud dssh.fa f11 i.
p,ecee. Several substantial bridges IN the Urand
Trunk Railway and large portions er tts track were
a@s
of the damage DONE or the probable cost OF 1nakns
the necessary reatts- t=innot 1t present be est.
mated, though It will ta11c many Thousand dollars
10 make rood tie loss
, 1864-05-18
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
The One Hundred Dayss CAll--S&aso
Military Intelligence.
Especial Dispateh to the ChlcaEo Trihune-1
n MAH II 1874

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune,l
Srn1sor1ELD, MAY II, 1861
The reports from al parts Ct tho State show that
tia quota OF t00 days men will soon be full. Two
regiments were Organized to-day at Aattoou, and
one regiment ut Camp Butler. There ars now ovet
one thousand men in camp at Camp Butler.
Ex Cor. Wood has regiment in camp at Quln-
G., and has been appointed Colonel Of the Ea1os'
The old Governors taking the did has created the
widest enthusiasm in Adams county. The other
field officers for his regiment hare not yet been
designated. It Is now bslieved that all Of thirty
thousand men are enlisted, and will be ready for
the feld. .duriu: the present week.
large quantity Of donations for the Mississippi
Valley F2i. were shipped to-day by S. Il. Melvin,
agent at this place. The attendance from this
phase is verT large.
Jacksonville sent large delegation to-day, with
liberal donation, amounting to near two thou
sand dollars.
Gov. Yates has received NO official news to4lay
from the Army Of the Potomac.
, 1864-05-18
FROM COLORADO,
in Indian Hostile Demonstration
Promptly Met.

? DENVER C1Tr, May 1o.-Dispatchcs received by
Gov Evsus snnonace that on the 4sh, At .Ame,t-
With hoe,ile Cheyenncs. and killed about twenty.
G.e Indiana. Wounded about thfrt!-hre Or forty
more. Lost one nsn killed End one wounded.
Captured one hundred head Of horses, &c. The
ono. Gov. Evsns. who IL the Superintendent Of
1od!an A1x!Es fur Colorado, md uol. Chivin:ton,
nes 1,s. %
indian trfbeA on tho plains to make 1 common
s.auee against the whites. Thus forewar1ed and
prompt 70 meet the INT .ttenDts to c.ny out the
1noTcmeut Of troops has proouced such results as
1RU hing hostilides to q speedy close.
, 1864-05-18
20 SITS CR L r II.
4UsCL0CkssA. II.


{srecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.1
WAzHsaros, May 17-1aP.H.
Your special correspondent with the Army OF
the Potomac sends tho following from Gen. Grants
headquarters:
MAY II, 1874.
Except Azing for half an hour yesterday after
noon from OF our bstte1ies In Buznsidee front,
uninterrupted quiet has prevailed along the whole
line since Sunday evening.
Our force confronts the enemy closely a::-al
points. The enemy'a position on i succession Of
high ridges is very strong and lined with breast
works. It is reported that the President On Mon
mnm strength, and finish the war this Summer, has
ordered DRIFT for three hundred thousand msn.
FROM REBEL SOURCES.
The Richmond SEATING, says the enemy's cavalry
are making raid On Dapville. Gen. J. E. B.
Stuart died On Friday night. He WIS shot IN the
left side, the ball passing through his body.
Tie Richmond Enquirer Ertra Of Saturlsy-2
p.m.-dated:
Gu1nEAs STATION. NAY 19.-This morning at
daylight the enemy having massea heavy forces in
front Of Johnsyn's Division made most vicorous
assault on Jones' Brigade.
For willis our line OF battle wz1 broken, and
the enemy pressed over our brcastworks, eainiu.
possess1on Of several pieces Of nrtilery snd cap
turing number Of prisoners. Our forces, how
ever. were quickly sent to the relief Of those thus
engaged, and the enemy Was driven back.
About 10 o'clock this morning the enemy made
most vigorous and repeated assaults upon Fields.
diyleion. but were driven back with ezeat slaughter
Al two o'clock . m. 1hc enemy were makln=a
most desperate assault on Ewel1's front, but al
accounts concur that We are driving them back,
and Furnishing them with great slaughter. The
ulutkttry firing to-day Was the heaviest Of the
war. The battle extended along the Thole line,
and has been fought by the Yankees with more
bravery than any other fought On Virginia soil.
Among our casulities are Brig. Gen. Perm, kill
ek; Brig. Gen Walker, Of Gtoncwall brigade,
wounded in arm; Brig. Gen. McGowan, aported
wounded; Gen. Ed. johnson and g. Il. Stuart,
mtssing and supposed to have been captured
A second dispatch in the same paper, dated spott-
eyyania C. H., May 18th, adds few unfuportant
particulars. 1t is said the enemy yesterday Ger
tataly b3yoneted some OF our men In tho breast
works.
/ The enemy still in our front, strongly fort1-
ted, and show no signs Of falling back.
Col. Baker aud Lieut.. Col. FELTON,, Of the 10th
Mips, Col. Harding, Of the 18th Miss., and Lieut.,
Col. Numer, Of Va, are among the killed.
The Sentinel furnishes the following particulars
Of Kautz's raid on the Richmond & Danvine Rail-
road: After committing an unascertained amount
of injury to the road and other property at tosl.
field, the Yankees left In the direction Of the
bridge by which the Dan.s road crosses tbs
Ap7otan OF, which, 1t Ia supposed, they proceeded
te destroy.
How far they design to extend other explo,a-
tions If permitted we do not know. Some sup
pose they contemplate raid on the prison At DAN
r1tfA fheYa a. nf in1 II
, 1864-05-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1864.
SENATE

~ @Ao.AA@.oAoNi 4Aag liz 4oo3s
SENATE
The bill to amend the let establishing the titlo
to certain sTanp 1andB passed.
The bill e9ualixlnE the PIT Of soldiers MAS taken
up and the House amendnents adopted.
vocate General at E5.0c0, md Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate It s3,50a, without Other rank or pay, WIS
'eSg.f%So s&g %SoRRnI. ofyt. moved to psy soldier. the
equivalent q gold. Rejected-8 to33:
Mr. POWELL, OF Kv., also moved TINT the pro-
visions Of The bil eha1 not apply to negroes. Re
iecttd-6 26.
III. HARRIS: of N. r, Of the Judiciary Cor.
nittee, 1e1otted the bill to authorize th. secretsry
Of the Treasury to rtipuIatc for the release from
The United States, With aAlendnents PROV dug thxt
nothing il the bill shsll be considered as reco:
niziDg any right to enforce said seizure or attach
tnest Of as having any objection to any proceeding
lit. HENDERSON offered resolutions directing
the Secretary OF the Treasury to communicate L
nnbie debt. 1th dea theieof and conies
1pll reports Of banks, associations, &C., doin:
banking business.
i ress!uti.n was adopted, granting the land.
Stafe Of California.
The Senate considered the bill to expedite ths
Public Printing, providing for tbe traasmission.
Congress, On Or previous to the dtst Of November,
Of their repsrts and sr:supanying documents;
Ead committee to select the portions thereof de-
sirahle to be printed for popular distribution.
The Amendment u1ExEK 1t thu dnty OF heads Of
the Departments to furnish the Superintendent
OF the Public PriatnC with copies OF their reports
on or before the third 41oni!ay IL November, WAS
adodte2.
Without further action the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.,
The Hog3c acted on tie report Of the Csmmit-
tee Of Conference on the dleagrcefng amendments
10 the nAEy appropriation hill. Among those
a5r.ed to were $75,t0 for the completion OF the
hospital at Mare 1sland SIT, GOO for the purchase
OF : cemetery for navy aud m1Fiuo corps near
Philadelphia. Altering the appropriation Of 1853,
Of 0S0 for floating dock and navy yard, 50 as
to give {2G0, 100 each for dry docks IL New York
and Philadelphia and apply the balance to enlarge
The sectional dock to receive the largest vessels
Oh motion Of Mr. RICE Of Mass, the Secretary
of the EavJ wa4 called On for all the proceedings Of
the Court Of Inquiry in the case Of Commodore
Wilkes.
The Iiouso merit considered the contested elcc-
tion cases Of Aessrs. Seeur and Chandles, whom
the Committee Elections declare not entitled to
aeate.
nj. DAWES Of Masa,, supported the report of
thr Committee.
Mr. sEGUK spoke in biz own behalf
EMr- CHANDLER also advocated his c}stmt
b. 4 vote Of % to Is, the House decided Mr. sc-
CUR WAS not entitled to seat from the tlrzt dis
trict OF Virginia. aud a1Ro that Mr. Chandler is not
eAtif1ed to 4 eeat from the second district. Ad-
jou,ned.
, 1864-05-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsnrSaros, May IT.
IRON GEN. EHEnNAN.
Gen. Sherman in his dispatches announces the
capture Of one thousand prisoners and three pieces
OF artillery, End the rctreat Of Johnston from Da1-
ton. he expresses doubt whether the enemy
Who abandoned 50 strong position can mean to
fight nyHhe1e.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate day parsed bill providing for the
extension for two yea1s Of the time In which States
may select swamp lands.
Isoth Houses passed the bill providing that the
fourteen representatives in Congress from Illinois
shall be elected by the State ut large, the same
two years ago.
The Pacific Railroad bill will be taken up In the
Senate tomorrew.
The Ne.1 Era, the Fremont organ here, died yes
terasy. Its deccasc Wss discovered to-day.
WASHINGTON, May 11.-Some newspapers have
cuQneously ttAted that the House yesterday pass-
cd bill granting lands to the Peoples Pacific
Railroad Company, to aid in the construction Of
raIrsad BY the northern route. 1t WAS rejected By
10 majority.
day afternoon Is officers and 800 men, all Of them
Warded TO Belle Plain to be returned to their re3i
1ueuts, The officers were marched In the rear Of
the men, and nome OF them were handcuted to-
fethpr
, 1864-05-18
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
YThe War in nIfaafssfppl.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAt1o, May Il.
Ofncers Who were passengers on the steamer
Henry Ames report that the rebels had established
rather effective blockade upon Red River below
Alexandria, and that IN attempt would be made to
cut OF General Banks line Of Communication and
1upplies It was not thought they will succeed. 1t
is also reported that 4 partial blockade had been
put upon Arkansas River below Little Rock, and
prera1at1ons were being made to do the same with
White River. General Candy has I hard task be-
fore him, but II probably cQual to the emergency.
and VIC may expectto have better news from bis
department soon.
Brig. Gen. Il. Prince, In command Of tho Colum
bus district, yesterday issued bis order No. =, ar
poinsin; Capt. Geo. s. Russell. .. S. Y, aud Lieut.
4. f. Beecr, o. S. W " aid-decamps On bis per-
eo1Rl stan.
ST. Louis, Nay 17.-T1cksburg advces Of the
10th ray that an expedition under Gen. Macarthur,
eent out BY Gen. S1ocuu, had captured Yazoo
City, with but little resistance.
4 messenger. en- Foute to Kirby Smiths army.
WAS captured, with = dispatch from Gen. Lee 70
army hid been repulsed and dr1ven back towards
Washington.
TIE raidz By the rebel. on the plantations con-
tfnuc6 and the most dendlsh brutaities wcrc conf
mitted Even infants were carried Oh AMI killed
to terrify the women.
Gen. S}ocum's orders produced great co1steroa-
tton among the traders and spcculators. Stores
have been closed and commerce With tile eAeny
stopped.
, 1864-05-18
FROM NEW YORK,

NEW YoRK, May 17.-The sum Of one million
dollars wte handed over to the United States Sani-
tary Commission to-day, by the Chairman of the
Metropolitan Fair Finance Committee, as the first
installment Of the results Of the Fair.
The Executive Committee Of the late Metropoli-
tan Fair have iRsued call for pnb]ic meeting Of
ladies at the Cooper Institute. on Monday evening
next, for the purpose Of popularizins the move
meut Of the "coreuant'' to discourage the pur.
chase Of foreign Injuries during the war, rhe
call for the meeting Is signed BY the wives Of mxny
Of our most prominent citizens, among the rest
NV YonK, May 17.-The draft in the Second
Congressional District, balance Of King county,
il fTed tor Thursday. {.
, 1864-05-18

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tnbnne-J
DEs MoMEs, lows, My II, 1854.
Two full companies Of 100 days men have been
organized in this county, one Of which is compos-
ed of young men Of tbi. city, many Of them our
bert young uen- Part OF them left for Davenport
to-dsy, .and the balance leave tomorrow. Re
c1uitns il still going on-the war spirit is high
and it Is probable that another company will be
raised.
Gov. Stone has returned to Davenport to aid In
organizing the ten thousand 100 days men.
The United States Circuit Court adjourned to-
day after short term, and but few contested
caAes disposed Of The venue was changed to the
Northern Illinois Circuit in q number OF keokuk
city and Lee county bond cases, Judges Miller and
Love declining to t1y them on the ground of in
terest.
Tho emigration for 1daho, Plkc's Peak and Call
fornia continues unabated. One hundred wagons
loaded with em1:rauts and provislonB passed here
day or two since, and many 60 through every day
, 1864-05-18
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ppee.a. Dlssatck; 70 the ch'esE, Tr,suzsl

+
EKrpaxronr, MAY II, 1sei,
AErrvEn-H. G. Locm1s, Athens. 20 yas rush1e
stone; Lady Franklin. Athens. Is yds d1meutIon
.torc Investigator. Athens, 10 yds rubh1e stone; ~
=. Grrnee, Athens. 4s yds dIncns1on stone Convey
nrce ne>plalns = yds dimension and Il yds rubhle
etone, Eclipse, La ealle s29 bu corn: Ora, Morris
La 6alle. $50 bu corn: Cushinan. Ottawa. oos bu
corr, ;.ss provisions: D. c. Norton. Joliet, 3 so
d empty barrels; Prniria Queen, Ottawa. 1850 bu
corr; Yorktown. AaEsellles s7 bu corn S. GAls.
Athens, 81 yds rrbb1s Stone.
eLEsRxD-Eesign, Ia Sale, 7.ses bu Government
oats; North Btar. La Sails, 81, 80 M Government
oats; piElgo. Prison. IT, sos n staves and headin.
H.G Loomts, Athens; Imperial, Ii Sale, i,se brls
ealt rs # iumber American Star, Ii Sale ssS
IT lumber, 2,too sanE, 1900 lath. 1860 shnEles
O1crla. La esllc, 1t1,e7e It lumber, 100 shnClea
Fra1llin. Athens Conveyance. Desp1aiaa, Invest
gntor, Athena; y. =. Gurnee. Athe ns: Rocket, La
SALE. as posts. $3.50 rs beading, 26soo It lumber
.,obt Iolmes, La sale SIS brls salt. e. 81 It lumber
1+tb.
, 1864-05-18

Isp;clal Dispatch to the Chicago Trthune.1
CINCINNATI, May II, lse4-
'FIuC1-A hrm but quiet market; auperfne $;.4s9
$50; extra $s,6oG6.7a.
nu1sKY-Msre buyers than sellers 1t at.cn.
GuA1:;-Market for wheat has been trmer. rrlceI
a.ked tho close fully obta1ned. and not much dis
position 10 sell At present quotations; $1s3o foz
red, and u SOL. IS for white.
Coru-suprfy light. there being better
demand rom dt4tiE1eEs and Government con.
tractolt prices rathez higher, selling At ILLS,
and ehe.led At s1ss17o- The demand for Oats IL
tive. On Monday and Tuesday 27eoo baahels sold X
sl28lhc; 1t the close holders asked ssc in bulk.
Rye owing to light supply, advanced to $155 Bazlsy
meets With fair demand At rs for sprnE, ind $l3s
for fall.
PRoy1etoEe-The market for I'll articlea hal been
e1ceadlnEly qu!et during tho weak, bnt holders re-
main firm at very full ratea. It has pean difficult to
huv nsst class city.
, 1864-05-18

RuffR1o A1nrkeI-n1aY 18th.

F1orn-Dcmand moderate: stock light. Illinois
red t7:2:97!o; extra state 3s.ssb az. 50.
GRAIs-Wheas 10 good temsnd and holders very
firm. Halcz Yesterday: No. Milwaukee club $l.i9 |;
:.0o Fnt No. anlwa1kee, deliverable Al Jaly.
iee tinb At i2 No Chicago spring 1t si.sd:
closEng nrm, Corn ecarce no yellow IN TIM market
rsictstend upward sales Of old white At S12As..E
Wn1sET depressed; parties apart; a1.22 offered and
t124@1 .25Ashed-
FKElolrTs very lrn; boats scarce: wheat 1sc and
, 1864-05-18
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NLDGlNH DA1.
tTeIegrs phed exclusively to the Che ago Tsibunel
NEW York, TuesuAy Evening. Nay II. 1851.
EEEF CATTLE.-The rec~pts OF Beef Cattle for
the week endisg teddy amounted to 5Ioet head,
against 39t last week, snd S4e6 during The cores
pending week In :Ss3. In conseausace ef the heavy
increase IN the receipts last night and this usntcE
the weakness noted 1T TIC close In yc1tardaJ's dis
patch was ruors evident as morning, aud the psices
paid yesterday not sustained. Yesterday tbs ru
ling figures were Pr1ms {excualoE fAacy) 171slsc: :
medium, 1c3l7c common EEnaes, 159ts: but today
these prices could not he obtained 1ad the market
closes at . decline of1c PR lb.
1hr gchctst In tke MET Il sbieHy owing to the
heavy recsipts on Monday night and this morning.
On B:autAJ motniaE only 3,1to headl had been re-
eetret, and the market opened buoyaAt; but On
Motday evening the receips Lad grown u 3,7ce md
to-da3 they foot 59os heauAn Increase OF the slp
ply from the opening 10 tbs close Of the market Of
l.sso head. Droyers who hetd over from Saturday
fsrepoon arc consequently greatly disappointed.
SHEEP-Tfe receipts of6heep for the weak Amount
to head. and according to tbs reported sales sf
brokers. the general 7vcFars price per head s
14se@s.ea tor ihea1ed, and $1o.se8l2a for best
thesred.
HOGs-The receipts Of Hogs for the week ending
to-day aumter l2,ss against 13,sss head last week.
csGskc. shd dlstil'eryfed hogs s.<c. The market
to ~ lsdecded1y better than yesterday, And prioes
show In advance 4f 4c p n. SoLox RoE1ssov.
[Asssctated rreas DIzpatch.]
CEne1t prices for tho week 1t th% markets are as
ssstg ggn;e .,s s5s3ssy
Cous IND C4Ivx-Etrst quality 9ss9s5; ordinary
* M s:men s9 ana}1F ,nsfloFs IS he.d. orz,n,,,
sEe !: eonses 710s: Inferior sl{a5..
:ts's.9; ar s5S sss :iss
hiss - M S Ii. week
who'll, unpEecedente1. The total Eece!pts show .
, 1864-05-18

Important News from Rebel Sources.
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribuae.]
WASHINGTON. May n, 1854.
Gen. Taylor, in his address to his army, states
that in the battle Of Pleasant Hill be captured
Banks e1 pieces ofastil]ery and 300 prisoners.
The following rebel officers were killed in that
engagement; Gen. Noulton, Cola. Beard, Noble
md A1mond. Among tho wounded are Co1one!s
King, Rains and Slack, mortalIy; Col fhil Her
bert, severely.
Adispateh dated Dalton, May 10, announces the
capture al the Yankee Colonel, La Grange, and 90
other prisoners, including ten commissioned ofE.
, 1864-05-18

Milwaukee Market.
IEracial p4lpateh 10 the Chicago Ttbuao.1
NnWAuKE1, May II, 1851.
F1oUE-1terc aetiya and firm.
GxAH-Wheat active, excited and 40 higher. On
Change. 12,o bu no Spring at si.os 10000 bu do
y17s (oa ba do at t1.z5n; :s0at bu do at $l.5x.
This cve1izg the market at the NeWhAll House IL
sbqpt tie same ~ on Change.
, 1864-05-18

n. Y. Honey and 6toek Market-a1ny IL.
MouEY-Qulte easy and In large supply 1t 366c-
eh1 al ' 1t tho Ia. ct rate.
ErTRr Ign ExCHAS8E-DDfl at 15SA143.
Gn1n-Mnre acilYe and nrner, o5euipr at ss ad-
7srrins 10 1sA. declining to ~, and closing den
~ atCnTrrS4ExT Srocks-Fhmer: o e., 1e8t cou-
none, is; 52cs coupons Hi31us 73Gs, Ostossr 2ud
AE.rnocTs-Iower at ID board: U Is, SEA coupons,
III; .-soe H. y ssEt ssH; Q & eert mai! 3
is;: n i;sN; III scrip 1a64: q; do Rta lSsk !;
~ ri pfd 50: C& III; Gal INK; L IlI5X: Z
q ~: N n s.: DO pid GaH
Al Gs1lAR ha1's evening exchange. Closing prices.
GoidI:g: E1r 1l4k; Reading issx; iii. e. .Ni. !:
E.pton osc tx: E.Y.G; I Hudson iSIa NJ. G. Ia;x;
Ii. 8. aH Galena 184H n. v. SIX; P. b. 10; Q. q
, 1864-05-18


Co77oS-162c better. With tales at SIC for mlddltrs
aR11 R1cER-etate md westefn 1oc hi:her-rather
more aoiug with sales s1l0S7 q. for extra state
rosnd haop Ohio; <7s:@s.;s for lfad. brands, mar
txttp state, for all June, at BE.
Wu1eIY-t1rsuer. with &a1as It $l.e5E01z7 for
ttatt, end 81 1901, 81 for western.
GE.1s-Sh*at leg h'sheS, x1th faiE czpor. de-
al.5Gi.62 for Mnwaaxee cns slss9l. .t3 tot winteE
ciab, to arrive. at a1.6alG Corn excited and 7s3c
higher, With safes at = {er old mixed weatern
GFocEElE5-CotIee dqil; r. 9. salss Of importance.
PIrEoLVA--Ftrm, crude ssc; rednrd, in bond as
Sc.
Proyfs1oNs-Pork opened dull 1t about yesterdays
MeIs; MI 1syss5:'5 r. "a DE-; s2s59Se7 for nsw do,
sns ~ for Prtas n+s; ses s':s 2o9s ss'. nex Ness
ssme terms. n 10 Beef dull aEa unchanged. Bs:
ea1 Sides dnil and nornlaal. Lard more active aud
rtr 1t 1S4Ca1ik, the la:tar extreme At the cloas
Bui IN goed dsasna At 2;;tc fos ohio md stassc
lover 1t 1s@1s for Inferior Ohio to pl11pe State.
, 1864-05-18

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial DlspAtch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.]
uETno1r, May II. 1s.i.
Ur-Prorellor Missouri.
Dowc-Prepctl<r Free State.
, 1864-05-18

NNTICE.-There will be meet.
~ Ing ofsls Joarze.men T'nsniths and saeet!.aa
Worker. At = a9h ~ NearDetn Etfcet, next THU
DAT VEEIEG. May 1YtA Let eves: n asssz attcn1
and tEt Cspsnrsntsbs afs reapectftiy Arltaa T. At
tend alss Tbrse Is thrca delegates to be el=ct.a to
tkr Trades UncD. and fall housa - eapecttulIy
gur.tee. Yours. Lnly, 4. W,CADT,
my Ell 2tEet Pres't Timers Union.