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, 1865-07-31

1FIun aHe ct- LUu1e depuOuC1ut I5tn.l
President Taylor, Of the Pacific railroad,
and Mr.. 3icKnsock, Superintendent, re-
turned day before yesterday from visit to
haneas City and the western end Of the road,
which they have been visiting, In order to
examine the progress made toward compile
ton Of the work, now rapidly Fastening to
formed that at this time there remains un-
finished q gap Of twenty-five miles between
Pleasant Hill and Independence. The road
between Kansas City and the last named
place has bceu completed for some time, and
is nov in operation. For the last eight OF
ten days continued heavy rains have inter-
ferld with work on the unfinished portion Of
It. But Of that work there remains only tho
laying of the rails, which, with the force at
hand, can be put duWn at the ratio OF half .
mile day III favorable weather. In month
and q half from this time, It Is probable that
the last rail- will be laid and the road will be
In full operation, through from St. Louis to
Kansas City, the latter part Of September.
The Directors Of tho road hare finally made
q lopg-desired and advantageous arrange
mcnt With the corporate authorities Of Kan
sas City relative TO the passage Of the road
through that city.
Kansas City is but two miles from the east-
ern terminus Of the Union Pacilc road, and
will soon be connected by rau with II. In
no long tina road will come down to the
same place from IearenEorth. In Kansas.
When, rs must shortly be the case, Missouri
shall recover the measure Of her old prpe-
pcrity, and have entered On tho new career
that is opening before 1t, our Pacific road,
aided by its western connections, will com.
u1and business that will realize all the an
ttcipatlons OF its promoters.
, 1865-07-31
m2j4 Gen. Th0mss and the Tenne6.
ftferf7Eu.

m2t4 GEN. Th0mss and the Tenne6.
see EleCt7Gns
General Thomas has addressed the following
Letter 70 Hon: 4. J. EletsheI, Secretary q tns
not before been made public:
4EADQ>As MILITARY DrT1sIoN or fENNEssEB,
NASHVILLE, July IL, 1866. !
1en; a. j. Fletcher, Secretary Of State, Nash
sIn-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of yeur con urueat!ops Of The 10th and ETH
Inst, snclotlnc tho tc.egrsphlc Instructions from
Governor BEnWnlnw. am only axnlttng tho re-
port from Colonel De Ru,sey to determine what
scton to take IN tbe case tf Emerson E.hee,dge.
!ths has ben gully q The lssngusgs ch.lged
thor,tr. In the ahseuce Of civil, md liable to be
tired before military commission.
SINCE my ATTENTION has been called to The
speeches Of other pattfea have carefully read ali
1tports Of such speeches which have appeared In
ne"tpspeEs. snd, IS vel, have not seen the report
which would have justified an inte1terenea Of the
military authorisles. II. however there be in the
JUDGMENT OF the Government, Il any time a neces-
t!ty for such interference In consequence OF ina
billy 2, natRota,toa o. tne past ot the etyli
zion nfeuch detire. either On the part ok the
Of the civil susho.ttie. to act viii be sufficient,
and will csuae TIE parties complained OF TO be
attended 70 according 10 the nature Of tie case,
law, but The military authorizes viii not b. Re.
either from inability or indl<po.it,on. Eyen In
the event Of failure on the pArt Of the civil
authorities 10 90 thsiT du'y, the military ahonld
refrain from interfering IN at minor cases, be-
cause lhe military should, far as possible, aus-
tsfn tho ciYIl Government and neyex assnte its
functions e1cep' In csses in which prompt action
il necetesEY TO insure the public satoty.
In conclusion, the Governor nay rest assured
that he will be fully sustained in carrying out ths
policy OF the General and State GoYernment az
long AZ troops remain On duty In the STATE.
Very respectfully yoar ob't servant,
Msjor General q. s. A., CommanatuR.
, 1865-07-31
TERRIBLE Storm II Connecticut.
fFroa tbs Hartford Times, July a6,f


Yesterday afternoon, about quarter be-
fore five o'clock, the air grew very dark and
4 tremendous thunder storm burst upon the
city and uelghborhood, the rain coming down
in INST sheets OF water. During the continu-
ance Of The most violent portion Of the storm,
,a!E.fall must have amounted to three inches
on level. 1t was Becompanitt by vivid
flashes Of lightning and rattllng peals Of
ihnndcr, at cne time IL such rapid succession
IA to present the full eject Of an Immense
a1t.lle,y tattle.
TIE LIGHTNING STRUCK
m The premises known as Whituey's Pleas
ent Hill Nursery, Just south OF Vauderb{lt's
and scme two miles west Of the city, hitting
yoke, but, strange 70 say, did not seem to
1niu1e the cattle, beyond prostrating them,
tor they cot up as well as ever. A man near
by WAS knocked down by the shock.
THE SCENE IN TEE CTI
was very impressive one, the rain coming
in vast sheets, like 8 cataract, and the streets
in many instances being transferred into riy-
e:s. In some parts Of the city, where the
rain was most powerful, the inhabitants
could with difficulty discern the houses on the
olposlte side Of the street. Tbs gutters were
raging torrents, the sidewalks we're over
doEtd, and Main street was filed with water
It. entire width from curb to curb.
The lightning struck the house Of q Mr..
Laeher, en- eu7er lane, East Hartford, yee-
terday afternoon, The fluid descended on
tbe lightning rod without 1njuring the house,
tberce to q picket ience, which was pretty
we'll smashed.
THE DAMAGE
wss considerable ID the way Of flooded Gel
la,s, which weIe the rule instead of the ex-
ception In soma parts Of the city. The horse
cars On tho Asylum street route had to be
removed n consequence Of the extent TO
which The foundations Of the track had been
weakened in some places. The large otna-
mental mass ef vines on the Athernum was
torn of " the weight Of the water and
borne to the grouud. as were other yines on
several private residences. The foundation
Of the three story brick building, Nus. 400
ard sol North Main street, occupied by Mrs.
8. A. Fenner and Nn'han Belden, WAS
looeened and fell into the cellar, leaving the
building in such shape as to need "ah0ring
NM
, 1865-07-31

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psiIS:-srexn In :1ir tupa,y At a.ass,c tor
c.ntsn a.ene1. .e..ee IN u higher n.
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zinc ii .p1 ehsaEe u p!.ees i an h.ads: Tso
md nv tod eonss sIe ii. = Frdaetion. Tns
ept1attn hns ntd no eject upoh the quo.
tAt,0ns ol eEen9 Ihe ionowinE Ere ths
1oeoern 4nc1sso1ns IL s1n 19F me t.sadlog makes:
Eancies 29c Rishmend =; LaHEenas &c; Ameslc.n
get tnenens .sG: sAnaefs 999c: Garner Co. 9cc:
Loren :s>tc; Dutshets e r.: london AonrEinR.
NJ urntns 9shc; Amo.ktsg Mourning esHc.
Mcas: ~ tnLa5sE@Ite temsnd l. setiys ttoeks r
Pacific S14c Tor DelsinFs: 3sIsc tor ArouEes p!nln
Gotozs. and 3Hc ter scarlet DO; 35s foF robes: Do
Co.'S Co mgr ts At &c 2s1nch md s5c f,r soncn
rne Pacihc Coz Coburg7 are out Of II askes at pre-
The trsde IN Wool shaw1s IL vsrJ active THERE'S
An1ut prices quotat,ops for Water Wick are d.
foMGMe: q ior = BY HIN h11 co!orx: Is 50
ItsatA S square; SIG 81 for 40 do g. Eo- Ii DO;
6upefe'lur thfc cE Is *: To Tor 81 bF lS5 and f4Qa
81: fer f. tY 1a8 b1Ah Blown 9ndMonrntnr = ii q tnr
, 1865-07-31
Markets by Telegraph.

OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to the Western Assoeasse1 Psess.]
N1w ToRK. July e9-Midnight.
sToCKs.
The specu!atiYe e1cltenc cnr IL stcck8 continues,
hcugh II general. The chefscyity u In Erie.
Foweu now nd 1t impossible to return certificates.
except bJ purchasers. taere being no stock On tho
market for 1osn sales at the Board shares,
Of which 500 tharss were at sellers option. S,seula.
tive feeling IL checked souewhAt BY tho very ap-
parent tendency toward ssringency in the money
matktt md prices sEetup fully by the strength
efErle.
aoy1axxxx7s
GoT ctrmenta arc Ill qp1et but nsr. Thesecond
serics ksrtn'thir1J rates continues 10 come upon
tbs market freely. and ths price Is weaE. Apo}
Of s16s.Goo told ~ s9Y. The Shipment Of nvetwcn.
sy.s by to days steamers for Eusope, arc e.,tnnred
Sspeoeoc to $srzopao.
Arc1L.Asxors..
Miscellaneous Aharta Fsru generally steady.
MONET.
sud rates Of interest a1e PER cent higher than yea
te1day.
There is no sclvtty In" gold, aad prices arc
wentcs.
P1raoLxCN STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks were Qulst to-day. with large
sales at the following 1ntea Webster ~ q; Buchap
IL, Sc; Flholo, 1l9 .s Empire City, sl.0o; E1ceI
tior+ $200; Germania, 4?c Bradley. g20o Tsck Sc:
Oil c1eek, a5-3 :ae5d11cs. $1.6; us. $nD.
SATURDAY REytxw.
1ha Fbst has tho following regisw Of the market:
There has been much excitement in tho VII olessle
msstet dxrnE The palt week owing to the f.et that
many heavy contracts are to ha tet at the c1oae OF
thta month and the ack Of msnY zrtcEea Of erchsn-
d1zc. and ESPECIALLY posE: and many pefsons who
had tomeet engagsments had to pay enormous prices
to redeem their contracts. Pork adyanced $i.0,.
And Is now ae1ltnE 1t ta3 60 for ne8s The stock IN
1nsfket Is very light and WA mostly owed bT three
or four housss and It currently reported thst one
OF Two made 500 to $500 oa cab, during
the week on the aipgle article pork. Beek kadvanc
ed 20 cents sut II nov selling st fia0@1s 80.
Flour hsa advanced s5c TO and at the Gloss the
MARKET hesyy. e1ttA Btate aeltng at s7971s and
family At sls.0o9l175-s
Spring wheat hss adyanted DC. and Winter wheat
sa@ssc- Ady1ces from the country are unlayurable
for the ctop ot s3zt1g wheat and still moro uutavor
able ior winter What. Wa quote Spttnc wheat n
$L@ol 80. and white W1ntsf wheat It 3!.1n82-so
Corn hiss adyanced 334c but closes henry At sl39c.
0au bage advanced Sc and close ts sse65c- ,.
Lsfd Is sc at wholesale, an Adysnca Of 1Hc. The
ssoek in market is very light.
corro1
detlnsd early IN tbs week to 46c subsequently. ow.
Ing 70 Light recsp1. prices advanced, closing s ct
sc for n'ddling- SAFES Tor the week. n.eoo bales
receipts. Is !ssa bales. "
EARLY In The week p.tces were heavy 1t 3'5<c f,r
exuee. Al the c1oso bE1ak speculation prevailed,
and prices advanced TO Sic. Frte oil has not been
vesJ active, but at tbs close Prices advaaeed to
scGsie.
In tha market buoyAnt feeling prevailed, prices
sdyAnced and At The close are ira at 81 III Tor
State, snd $a15a1l7 tor WeAtesu.
, 1865-07-31
Seems Under Gen. Palm cF's order Nos


4B.
Gen. Palmer's order granting papers to ne
grocs to 60 In search Of work, was put In
force at Paris, Kentucky. last Saturday. The
Ws.frn Citizen thus describes the scene:
The fact was communicated to the negroes
du,ing last week (by what authority We did
not stop to inqulre) that the military author
nence Issuing free papers 10 all slaves, which
created great commotion among them. And
80 It proved. On that day, numbers came to
town, and the headquarters OF the command.
mt OF the post Tas virtually converted into
a general emancipation office. Instead OF
fSe papers, free paseeAwere issued lndlscriu-
inatcly TO all who made application. Sunday
inte1yeucd when 1t was announced In tho
African Church, TINT the good work would
commence on Monday morning, and the news
spread like "wild FIRE" throughout the coun~
u. That morning from daylight until late in
the evening negroes aceted to the place. The
roads were literally filed With them, Of al
and the blind, in wagons, bnggies, on horse.
back and on loot. By l0o'clock there WAS
perfect jam around headquarters. Guards
were stationed at the door, and none but
females were admitted, as We understand,
during the day. When the days work Was
dore, It was announced that no more passes
would be issued unlil further orders, which
bttpght tears to many an eye, at tho failure
to obtain nasa However, on Tuesday, The
wcrK commenced again, with ea Endorsement
on The pass. "1o 90 70 Cincinnati, 0hio-" The
followingis copy Of the blank pass:
ukAD9uAAT1h. uk1TKp STATES FonoEs,l
,.-..- PAus, ky., 1865. {,
To whom 1t may concern:
In pursuance Of General Ordere No. 4s, Head.
quarters Department Of Ke1treky, July IL, 1865,
- {coioied) T. 10 autnu1tzeu 10 pass at viii IN
sesrch ct employ ymtnt.
AZ public CARRIERS will respect this pass.
The EVlxen adds that the whites who need
laeorers hare resolved to employ no negro
having such pass! Of course, the old slave
blacks and force them into bondage.
, 1865-07-31
LAW lMTElllaENcE.

Saturday, as u1uAl, vns not marked By the
Transaction Of rzueh business OF importance in
the aw Couste, The Superior and County Courts
slone were In season, and they only for brief
periods. The United States. Circuit and District
Recorders Courts haye already adjourned for the
term, 1hough their Offices remain open Tor the
coumenc. ms Mt Of eults.
SUPEH1on coCHr-Before Judge Gdry-ln the
case Of 1sasc n. Graf 1t ali Of Eaukakec, AGAINST
John C. Holiday eG al d motion By Holiday to
ttty m order Of Eale previously made by the
court, va. over1nled. The defendant In his peti-
ttop acknowledged thai st The April term OF the
conrt, the p1stut3n recovered Judgment against
htm Of II ,8B2 damages Be1c us1ye of cotts, III 1t
subsequently toeatitfy portion Of the judgment
he delivered over to Ur1d ceTtstn property with
The understanding that the eberlf's tale tbou1d
he postponed Tor ninety dty.. i was ibis post
cIncr1T TCoCKr.-B. fore Hon. T.. s. ITiHina.
An appeal from decision Of Ju.tice CHARLES
Mrucnnfu VIE taken py JlHe5 Campbell. The
case originally tried before the Justice IVES one
Of .respnss; Epbcu tmp:eaded with Sylvester
ReDninRson charging Theodore Krott with hav-
3rg broken into cne Of their enclosures and driven
cattle thefe!ran,. TheiyeYd'et WIS returned for
the defendant, to which complainant takes e1-
cepti1u-
An sppeal from decIe1on Of Jnst!ce Lechmeycr
wbe tsEep by the defendant In the caee Of Fred
ertek Gperren srttrts James Clowery.
= In The care Of James MarTtns against Samuel
Webb, In which plaintiff sometime ago obtained
a Judgment In civil tuit before Justice McDon-
peu, defendant took IN appeal to the Circuit
cnrrte
, 1865-07-31

Big Thing on Icc-Hoxr Cool Tbou.
sands Melted Away

sands Melted Away
The Committee on the Conduct of the War
give Us, in their last volume, the result Of an
Inquiry By them Into the subject Of supplyino
Ice to Government hospitals il 1862. 1868 aud
ke64: Inc Committee express no opinion In
the matter. merely giving the eyjdcnce of
those who f1rnished ice during tha aboye
years, and Of those who acted ior The Gov.
ernmeut In making contracts.
The frst witness examined was Mr.. AldI-
son Gage, Of Boston, owning ice-houses In
New Orleans, who testified that he furnished
Ice for the hospitals 10 New Orleans from
june, 1852, to April, 1868, for sum less than
5000, aud It vas IN evidence that be eaye
, 1865-07-31
Illinois md michigan Canal.
TCr@N$At @nt~ ~.

lGP6<A04 0EpnAC4 W LIE N1lC4EC
R1UGRPokr. July q, 1865.
Cleared. Alds. St. Louls. s.7ssn lumber: Badger
state Fektn, 86s* It lumber; Es1sg. joliet, 1915
Il Timber; Constitution, ,Lockport: Ltoness. Ottsn
atontauk. Lockpost Brill mt Hsyann s. 500 q luaa.
be1 and ls0 n shingles: Asia. st. Louis, 1889 n
lumber; Alabama, St Louis, s3t 8t lumber; Resoute,
Itu1onts Advance. Iemont; Il. G. LOOMS, Lamont;
Gao. L. Taylor, ,Locfport; W.,s, Gurnee, Lemont;
lnvsftixstoy, Lamont; E. Bu1uhsm. Leno7t-
ARE1EKp.-E'dosado. Lasalle, 8.ooo ba eoro aad
Go bu oats; Rtaolute, Lament, 50 &c ydsi ruhh1e;
stone; 4 G. Lo 1mis Lemont. 81 IDS 1ubb.e s:one
VI. 8 G1snee. Lement, IS c Eds siueasioa ttoae
Advnce. 1eEoar, n { yes dlmeuIlon stone and Is
cyds ruhble sto1e; tnvestxstor, Lsmont, 10 yds
1uohe stone and 70 cJds dimension stone: Leo
nard Lasale, ou cors. 40 nu oats kna1oo bu rye.
Paeinc Lassle. III tons cost; Go!dsu C1ond, ottA;
va eo bu corn and So ou rye: F1nsucer. Lasalle.
$500 bu corr Rosa Belle. Lasat1e. 500 bu COIN
Eankikec. Wilmington. so bu eotn aud s. ls4 drain
tile 1use.1a' Loskoe1t iI00 bu corn. 20 brl noor
and 1oo hu bran and aho:ts Louise. Joliet, III nrs
cca. tar and II 50 empty barrels; J. HARRINGTON,
Marae1tlef. 5-U0 nu eotn Lsrr1 Ann, Benccl, $500
bn corn Il. Hanlln, Ottawa, $ so bn corn; Amtri-
can Star, 1asalle 5.2oo bu corn aad 20 bu wheat
ClYde Seneca s iG0 hu corn.
, 1865-07-31
The Soldiers, Home-Distribut1on or
FundE.

Alta regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
MsnBgers OF the Soldiers Home, held On Fliday
afternoon the following Communications were
read. Their publication is requested for q two.
fold object, that Of relieving Nj. Bryan from the
conatant opportunities for money or intozust,on.
to which he ii subjected by those WHO
suppose that he u connected with the Sanitary
Commission and has the disposition Of tbs f1ads
realized By the late Fa1r, and eecondly, Of ehow-
Ing the nature Of TIC work devolsiag npon the
from soldiers afe continually made.
NEAR HAVANA. July 20, 1865.
HoT. 7. B. BsTAS-De1y Sir: NOW write you
to Inform Fou Of my tttuatiuu, md for I'D mission
10 the Soldiers Home at Cnlesgo. Twas msm.
be1 Of Company e. Sd Illinois Cavalry. Ienl.isd
ii Harana Ju!y. =, 1861, and served With that
ce1npaly until March 81, 1865. when w.a dis:
charged for dtsabtl z. I hHvs loei the entire use
Of n ,egs, csused ~ exposure, aad .bops IS
where an al present. think an entitled 10 at
home In the Soit1ets' Home, h1t It wuu.d bs In.
pcsa,ble fo1 me to get there without come one to
afli.t ne. Pot any trfosm,t:on q 70 NJ sh.r
-artef ss a Bo!dter or 4 citizen Wz1te 10 Msjut
Huch Fullerton, 1t Havana. He was uy 01p,aln
snd Nsjcr. i have applied Tor pension, hat 1t II
, 1865-07-31


Mox1r-stcady, At cent. -" 1oAA' 'u's ~
/. sTrHL1sa K10nAsaE-Dul,a At 1osXalca. gold. for
fIst-ci1ts b!lla. -..-., =
GoLp-Less active and lower, openlng at 1,3k, dc.
el,n&nE to lAi3t. and eios'nK 1t 14ik.
ThetotAl e1ptft Of specie to day II ITO COO.
GOVERNMENT SIoC1sShste ca'les, and less &C.
The EtErkts sayb there was very scsivs demand
for oEe7 dAy owing to tbs lucrt asei spe.utaion
IN Stocks. Tha loans made early IN tins Day WIRE At
cant, but toward two O'Clock the rate Was advaacsl
70 cent. there WAS meneT enouEh at thst pttee
The d. smAnd fell Oh considerably Just befota three
o'clock, and captthl II offered mora teIy. Thera
is more commercial paper offering. and less 1ncin1-
Ton to di1count- The !ates are i@t0 per cent.
Afternoon ttock market wa3 very much unsettled
on the RtFcet alser the one O'Clock b7srd, and the
uspAt Saturday afternoon Ilaa did not tAka piAce.
For he n1st tine Il eight Kssis N eHoEt was naas
tsnt of 2on ssafes!st o: cash, Willie tas regular
de d.y. and borrowers haa 70 PAT HzA = cent caa,
ni.tion nntil Mone8y At the eote the general
market was very heavy and lower with disposition
to sell. The iol0wtug were the ctostug rates the
street 1t D. m. n. T. c 9lx: Rfte 9i4@9tH: Aud-
son River f1t3: Reading l1l Ha19i1; u. i. 65H865f;
seTeand & plttonfco tx: 4 I. 1e'H: N.isSipr d.
6cN. The atytceh bY Tie city Of New 4orf quoting
Itse tn 30a to TX had te effect or Weakening this
pree Of gold ana the na,ket decl,ned to lk35<Galf.
Goretrmtntz were eteady this afternoon, as the
news caue too late to have fny effect busneis being
over at an early bone on 8Aturda{s. Pces ot mining
ttecks btd In Boston today: c. Falls 1sH: Frankla
8; H11en 80; lsle HoTal ~; Minresota Z; QuiucI
AZ; Apc3lAndt /; Superior I.
, 1865-07-31

BUFFALO. July o..
FLoTR-steaty.
0HA1S-Wscat Inactive and nom.ua,y lower; Corn
active Ut s95c for mixed. OAts. safes to arrive at
SIC; Barley and Rye nominal.
WH1tET- *l.15.
rAxAL FRtIqnIn-To New TcIk Wheat 1IH. corn
lYpoR1s--Fcr the last tpenty-fonr hours-F1our,
21!2 nrls; Wheat. 4a.744 bu Com, Is I'll bu OAts.
81 $50 bn.
CANAL EnoBrs-Whe1t. s1sn hu, Corn, 1o6.2so
inPoRrs-F For the veat-Flnur, 1918 brla: Wheat,
s5Eslu; Com. saa sol bu; 0ats. Us ISL hu; RE.
sAy4L FxPox7s-Foe week-F1our, % oil hrls;
Wheat Ea9 IS bu Com. 916, "a bu; Uata, pu
Barley, II, 80 bu Rtr, l69, rs bu.
, 1865-07-31
The Sanitary Commtsslon Letter
ffom E. b. ucCaEE, Esd
OF11cB NORTH WESTERN BRANcH)
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,

Editors Chicago Tribune:
My attention was not called to the edito-
nal in your Friday morning Issue respecting
the Sanitary Fair tIll 80 late moment on
Friday evening that WIS unable to notice
it for the Issue of to-day. 1t seems to me 60
full Of cr7ors as to demand short reply,
which ! trust Your courtesy Will permit me
to make through your columns.
So far from the Sanitary Commission de-
handing "lion's share" Of the proceeds Of
the Fair, the fact is, tina. in the necessary
work Of the Commission up to this date,
$a5, 0oo Of its proportion Of the net results Of
tbs Fair hare been already expended, and
, 1865-07-31

SAD CASE or lad of fifteen
years, son OF DR.. Eckert OF West Union, was
drowned, few days since, willis crossing
Turkey river at Clermont With. two men in q
small skif. The saddest part Of the affair
Is that the unfortunate lad had como to meet
his two brothers who were to return from the
army that day. While be Was in dying gnsps,
the Two brothers arrived, and attracted by
the excitement at the river went down to see
when 10 to their horror, they were informed
that o boy had been drowned, and that boy
WAS their bzothez.-Ekadtr, lo.en, Journal.
9Th
, 1865-07-31

An CE0A1LANT IRIsu.tAS.-A group OF
Indies in the par1or OF villa at Ravenwood,
l. J., {oproslte BIackwell's Island,) were as.
tonlshed the other evening BY the apparitIon
Of big 1riahman, stark naked, Who rushed
through the window. exclatming, "Giye me
q suit Of Clothes" The most e1ttaordinary
his ground, and tha ladies' we're Obliged to
give him a snit TO get lid of him. He then
departed abruptly. 1t turned out that he
Was runaway convict, and his audacious
st,atagem secured his escape.
, 1865-07-31

known band orgsnlzed IN this part Of the
town since the last fortnight. 1htir mum
Der, sixty. five, shows that they Wish to do
things on a grand SCALE"
TRs da1irg Of these scoundrels may be
imagined when We describe the scene Of the
part Of tne toFn, and exac.,y opposite Dur
, 1865-07-31
milwaukee, Market,
Especial p3fpAtch 70 the Chicago T1lb1ns.J


(Bptclkl D1fpatcn 70 the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,. Juiyz9,
NxcERTs-F1our lao br1s; wheat, 6, ,ss2 nu; oats,
! 500 bu corn. so b.
6Mr4xS1s-F7our, 1l6N hr1s; whe7t+ 7s.2ts bu );
c9rn. go or.
FLoC1-Msr7et srousc5e highar.- The sales include
nearly so brls as u s99825 Tar whlta winter e5Is
for double e1trA spring.
akAlS -WheAs-Maskes psnicky, and 1Dc lower.
Sales OF No. Spring In stosa a.9rt gase 25opo bu At
prlcs g1ag from $ie7 to sl.so 1900 bu, sellers
option next wetk. 1t 31.ls0ll9. Market this p, n
stehdy
Exchange It Eewhsl, House this eveninx-Oata
weak and Offering At isGise In store, without buSes-
Corn nominal Dar1eJ scsrre and fEm- Rye nont-
nAl tain fscizhta dul1 and nominal 1t SIC for Hhea.
to BQG2lQ,
, 1865-07-31
~. H.nu1H mnrktt.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chlcsgo Tribunal
81. LoCls, J1ly ..
TopAcco-Unehanged.
Flork-Firn, but bu,latss raet11csed By tilsr-
euce ui opinion. Buyers ak conee4;taua ~ =,
lers refuse to n8kes
GEA1n-Wheat, hrm bat not much doing. Corn
ard oats unchanged, with stnA,l sales. S0-9
fso<1s1cns-rorf, weak 6alr4 Is hrys atea71
HmFky-Advahced,2 ,213-
, 1865-07-31
,n.New York Dry Good Trade. 4
- fAnoeiate Pyes1 pIsps&ch.1


Nxw YonE, July 9a.-The Imports Of dEJ koo4t 1of
the mptt III or July show IN fncTea1e Of about nAH
mllie dol ~ upon theae Or The month OF Ass
;*,E ,n9 ottao and L. hslt n.illens upon .ao2n Z.
much less ,han toE the sane ontn: q
t3{Gn (e0, Tho value thrown up3n this HaaTk+t dnt-
ink 'hs month tss7 ssaia,: = ~ ~ .e.l'a'9i
Etde In the fnteiK1 dr. goea
iu.trt9t thfn 3ens ago, Tne tmpoIa tor no pe*t