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weigh those Of Imperialism. The blood of the
patriot Arteaga will assuredly be avenged
THE CoILECToRsHP ONCE MoRE.-The pres
sure being made by the political cliques and
factions for the appointment Of this or that
man Collector of this port must be any
thing but pleasant to the President and
Secretary Of the Treasury just at this particu-
lar period. Congress will assemble In little
over two weeks, and there is a vast amount Of
special labor to be performed by both of those
officials to be in readiness for that event, aside
from the regular routine work. But the hum
CRY politicians care nothing for this; they are
after the spoils Of Office, and will press their
applications in season and out of season, when
ever and wherever they can get an oppor-
tunity The Secretary Of the Treasury has
wisely ordered Mr.. Clinch, the deputy, to dis
charge the duties of the office for the time
being; but so long as no appointment is made
the politicians will continue to harass the
President and Secretary with their impor-
tuning.
The President, however, can put stop to
this clamor of the politicians and remove all
difficulties arising from their vexatious de-
mands by Immediately appointing Mr.. Clinch
Collector. We have known that gentleman for
thirty years, and consider him proper man
for the position. He is New Yorker of
great experience. When we first knew him
he was secretary to Mr.. Eckford, the famous
shipbuilder, is thoroughly posted in regard to
the commercial interests of this port, and
man of more than ordinary ability, aside from
his great experience; which cannot be said of
all who are trying to secure that appointment.
President Lincoln adopted wise course in
setting aside the claims Of the politicians
and selecting business man when he APP
pointed Mr.. McCulloch Secretary of the
Treasury. Events have shown the wisdom of
that course. Here is an opportunity for Presi-
dent johnson to carry out the same policy in
regard to our Custom House. Let him turn
deaf ear to the politicians and appoint Mr..
Clinch to the position, and he will at once re-
move all embarrassments in regard to the po-
litical cliques as well as secure an honest and
efficient officer every way satisfactory to the
business community. . ~--~
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own soil against foreign invader and usurper,
assassinated by imperial order, and his follow
ers treated with degree Of cruelty unexam-
pied in the annals of barbarism. On the
other hand, the head Of the American govern
ment is censured by his own countrymen for
the numbers of pardons he has granted and
the leniency he shows to those once arrayed in
arms against us. In the scale Of mercy it is
apparent republican institutions heavily out
weigh those Of Imperialism. The blood Of the
patriot Arteaga will assuredly be avenged.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs, 5s5 Broadway. opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHioPIAN SINGING, DANCING, &c
)UR MUTUAL FRENpS
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

Volume XXX. No. 322
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York, Sunday, November 10, 1865.
, 1865-07-11
"A Card from DR. Tumbletys
KIHkwooD, House, WAsn1K0ToH, D. c.,
.IruA Ath 1EHE

To the Editor OF The Washington Sur:
After three weeks Imprisonment In the
O!d Capitol prison In this city, have been
Internationally and honorably released from
confinement BY direction Of the Secretary Of
War, there being no evidence whatever to
connect me with The yellow fever or assassin
ation plot, with which some Of the Northern
journals have charged nc OF having some
Ny arrest appears to have grown out Of
punahaa in @ New York to The eees that snnst ne
Blackburn, who has figured so unenvla5ly in
the hellIEh yellow fever plot, was no other
person than myself. In reply to this state
mcnt ] would most respectfully say to an
ever generous public, that do not know this
flerd tn human form named Or. Blackburn,
nor have ever seen him In my life. For the
truth of this assertion can bring hundreds
Of disting gu1shed persons throughout the Uni-
ted States to youch for my ve1acIty, and, II
innumesable number ofgentlemen in high o..
fetal positions.
WhGe IN imprisonment noticed in some
Of !. the New York aud other
io1th TINT 1iil the Villain, Eatlold, 1 who Ss now
stands charged with being one Of the con
fphatora In the atrocious assassination plot,
was at one time in my employ. THIS, too, IS
false In every particular; and I am at loss
origin. For the past five yenrs have had
but one man IN my employment, and he Is
yet with me, his character being beyond re-
'Proacb. I never Eaw Harold to my know
ledgc, and have no desire to ees him.
Another paper has gone 30 far as to inform
the public itat WAS an Intimate acquain-
tance Of Booths; but this too, Is news to
, 1865-07-11

The County Rounty Orders Counter
felt4 d-ExtenHlve SsE1ndlr.

A ncst sk1lfnl forgery has Just be.n discovered
in our city, by means OF which At least 80 ol hss
been realized, md probably muth larger SUN
not yet reported. The fraud Was pespe'rdtcd By
the counte,feitipg OF Cook County Bounty Orders,
iesued Tor the payment OF volunteers under tae
'sr' e4'1 hF trrcns. The forged certificates (acrp}
wire circnlsted quite extensirely IN tns ca, y.
thai 10 tu.ptc;on vas enfer.'!ned BY ths takers.
The fraud Is believed to haFe been 8k&t d.tecte1
by ttreet broker who got involved in tae % n OF
have no certain know'edRe ~ he Il vrfy rctiee
ent On The auhiecf. Ot.cer c. Tunns.li6s OF
the Mayor. staff was entrusted With the c,se on
Sunday, and with Ills brother W,li'ar,. who was
detailed By superintendent Turtle 9et about
The Ltceftaty pselintnades. The bankers aud
brokers were cnmn1alcAted With, aud tuya5ttga.
tlcn showed that several Of them hsd BEEN e1ln.
r1ed. OF course they were then Oh the alert.
About NOM yesterday follow named Ed. Ken
nedr, presented himself at the eouotsr Of c. L.
Nietof d Co.. Hlth quantity Of the etuf. cal
the county. He wss detained ~hile the officers
were sent for, and taen arrested, the scrip beng
ascfrtatDed 10 be bogus. aa nos lies IN tie Cen.
he police a: d those one Who lives On tnsIs VII.
and heh.a for some time past baen Watched. He
vas held to bail only tso weeks ago for appear
" The following extended list Of operations VI.
5s,s0o; Mallory. f1,uo: Tyler, Ullm.a Co.,
x3 2iG; Leopold Mayer, - W LazAt4s SILVER
msp. &7,cCo: g. L. SicbhE l. Co., 81, l,011; total
fso,06; tssides to The e. ooo offered on which he
WIS arrested.
This Imitation Is very clote one; the only dlf'
ference we could discover between It and the Ron'
1fne were that On tha right 1nd on tho perpep1I.
cuIsr wi11rE the word - *ctafted" IN the counter
fell has the ia" md "f" touching each other,
snd the two hair lines at the right end above the
middle are cloter together thxn In The genuine
No one bnpHs how long the counterfeit has beer
tn the arlet; ii msy tare teen sold and resold
for weeks, end have fouad It's way iot? the POCKET.
aud s4fes ofmsny ofonr citizens. The exposure
Of this fraud will ret hundreds 10 work compar
iue their eerip with that whose Eenuineness 1:
nEdouhted. It Is fortunate thst the fellow va!
csucht so foou SITTER the forgery was KNOWN ane
:he energy cfihe on5cess Is highly conmsnd.ole
, 1865-07-11

INV 1oHK. July ~ lsaa.
Corrpy-oqlet and nt1o 4: Soc fer mid fling.
FIous-,a.5c better: ssies - = toss 40 for er.ya
E.Ate, IS r5&b s. 10. found hoop t'h1o. All t6.Y@
7s5 for trsne tr.sds-she aak-t closing ntm, With
no vel ers Ut tn4 iustte orotstltns. s
WHIeXY-Qultt: We4REo, $@.Q&a1 ~.
GRaIa-w6as1 3a5c ettter, .tth f4is exuort ts-
nerd It 81 si@IA los LhlcaRo sptln9 u 519Lss for
Mll1arlee c,1b. 81 for anner M,la.uxre.
zL4s2i 81 fer WIset red Western. 81 5t9l6l ff an.
ber Nchi1 N. latter pree tor ehocs. and Il 80
l.al4 Il 1hte Airhizxn- Bye qclar ana veeT arm;
n, biern quoted Rt 9cc and over. C2tn 1aEc better
sAea II I5a,sc tu1 1nsou9d nnd sossas tos s,uad M
State and &c for Western. -. --
GbocAK1Is-Ccnt du1l. suZsrEteh tyst 11A@1?A:
for Eub1 MnscoyAds, md 15c fjr Porto Rteo- AoAs-
sss vet5 quiet
WGQL-UQll-
rennec in bend; nnd ssa.3kc ios fe1aed itee. ~.
"a III 1t67seS Is for mess c,oatng At g sAT. Is
cash: SA13694.75 for 1854 do; Is. % for
prime: ana So 5e@4 % tos pttns Ws.; Also 2sn
bfs ess for July. At tellrf an euy:r9 option.
1t SIS 5n9T IS Beef qulet and 1:m as SIo.0dal!. %
fJr p!a!n zen, and 4l2.oea16t0 Tor extra mess Cut
mess rreAdy as 1:9llc shcu:defs. and f92dc fo<
hAg.: 9.c:a as!st Lasa nfms; :, ;zs s5ss5e q Eat
Chest 8teacy at t1t3lsHt.
, 1865-07-11

Letter from 4 soIdl.r OF the c7th Illl-
NQ1N,

.. ,r.-- - ....
CANT 9aiao DIVIs1oK 131n An1f q GoRRs.
seEoas Ib'sako as'n1oe; ,,-
feiml. one OF tne veteran SOLDIERS
OF the olo T"enty-seventh Illinois to e1-
press, through yonF columns, the feeling OF
this army in reference to orr prese1,t cIrcum-
s+onrps. IN the f1rat r,aca : wish ~ $50
se1a~ :, 10. p.aee' "lsu w 10y
M the sas oa sssesna sn
paiens 1t has passed through. It's past his.
tory will tell. What few remain Of the old
,rciment sre vpte,ana who hova 1.t.,. ha.,
.I,as.ad ,zs;s, 49, Az 1,,,1 ,a.si5 osen
eon=onuA.su sSa,as 49, lug vtn 4n,noss mounted
ln1antiya WHICH, IL no" represents. The re-
uainder Of the regiment that did not re-en-
list were discharged last fall, The 9th ILL.,
no,z ia now in The I'd division 17th ,rn,v INV
no.s h.. .o,~a ~ ~ 4, ..,a ..'I ~
colp1, nlu AAe t1Aen an act1S6 Paft Ii 1he
last great and glorious campaign through
the Southern States. This regiment Was
mounted. and was engaged as skIrmishers for
me 17th corns. Il led the advanca of tha
ecrps lWoosn sne eh.ne campaign, ana
bears proud and glorious name. It Is COM
mnudcd by Lieut.. Col. 8. T, Hughes, o
hrnyc and dar'nr youn, otI1cer. THE 9th ia
now ccmnosed nf fhe following regiments:
9th Illinois, l2stA Illinois and s7th 1tliuois.
Each fErtNtnE n&8 T8KEn an ACTIVE BAfk IN
fhls war. They are each crowned with many
a riorious victory. which they chi, proudly
hnnst of In the fhture. The cntirc corns Il
nn,nnosa5 noat1v ri vatarana. ia 15lh md
I'm roe..a avo 1,W caiie5 ia a. .nv ~ ths
ran1esedn and ars enrn,nan5ai IN ~ n W.fnr fnr
nenaseI H. Iooou = h.arao2 LnaIu. nsina-
,l,iaa 'TIa ~ a. 49,! u.Se 1ea ~ unsus
a r ,ha 1aH , ~ tf oea Iapaseo paseu IL I1-
y i.anu - III X A{ " IL aeunsssTE - duI no
IT. Ias ~ oM,as ~ ~ 5,aai aJo
i.s .o - - 81 ~ e at %I1os SntHast
kno"n 10 pa apPleGAtea n1 ~ so!a1ees o.
rs Gsllaat a!mJ. u nag leq taem t9lousn
s L~RSe ~ y. pnt'ao f W. naoJ glusios sactoI5.
lsi hp4 nI7ganG nesa.tes WI !anA aa9aS iae
NE ness N ene PaRes q nst91y aaa rs
amy u mou In9 NGlse Ana ~ aumllatson o1 tne
s51es1acnt ana pnons u tae Efana IcvieT IN
as1lnGrou; III lne amy femaneo put saort
y tne IN sd MasninEson a ailse - t4s ' ies;e"' %nsn
v we o'oe!eu IoProceso 70 Lo1isVnie whete
II faRl5 aIllsea, 9na Is no" pleaaaatIy en-"
eampe4 neaf tne city.
~ 1Ie 1eehng o. NE aImy AZ tne present tlme
ls one OF e1eat aiseatasmct'ons tot several
Weeks past ana s.nco tAe endne O. our great
sha 9!of;oas canmpagn tatoueo tnc aeaIt o.
iie sonlaeln Coaieaetacy, our minds nava
been hlled Witn the thoughts Of home and OF
friends. we were tod by our otlcers prev
ions 70 etartlns On our way noft0Hasd from
Ire pattle, neios, tnat We were on our )onrney
Lone, ana tn9G t9e %ar was over ana our
"csk accomplisnco. but mere VIC are kcpt N
camp win no proepcct OF our lmmea1ate
, 1865-07-11

North eide Of Hunt etreet, from Rucker ts vest
. c1n tfrniEus Of Hunt. Osdfnauca pta.ed.
Side eNa1k porth eide Of Lake st1ret, from Keie
to Sheldon. Ordinance parsed.
Alfo. for sidewalk On esst side eSor Throop rom
Madison 10 Monroe. Ordinance passed.
A1fo,t ,tur Sidewalk on Woes side ot Aberdeen from
Madison to Monroe. Ordinance passed:
Also, for sidewalk On west side OF WOOD from
Lake to k'pxse. OFalpapcs pa:ssd.
Also, for sidewalk on north side Of Lake from
Reuhen to RnteY. OrdInanee pNeeo.
Also, On nostt side Of Etghteerth street nom
Alfo, foY plankine Wtet Twelfth street IRON
Besch To CaunL Concnrrtd IN and ordinance
parsed.
Also. for Sidewalk on sorth side Of Lske from
unFnn 10 usf: trd, Ordinance p.saed.
Also, for etdewllk on north side Of 1ath, from
Dc.pI.ipes to Hasktcd. olatnlnet passed.
eyec1rC to t7ke up where the Council u!w lesve
I'd. Cured -
Tie Council then adjourned.
, 1865-07-11
Markets by Telegraph.


l5p;eiA Dspa.ca 70 The Western Associated Presa /
NEw Toak July 10,
Tho week ocets with c.naauancs Of the stSspE
speculative cling OF lsst week. LeAhlcg r. II. and
cttet mnetitaIecus asol h in ACTIVE demand. and
alrihet advance In price, is reAzed Tho whole
IN sahs.a
lard and Pittsburgh North Wa tern and Fort Wayne;
F1ie At present tofsaftn. Thess Is sl stea1y
m,nc fc1 Erts for Kurepe every *rames tak1RE out
1as, bile amounts returned Is 1eaf;y nonat~
ra Ihese Il temporary lult IL The fo:etsn demand
Tor 1no!s Central. oEing 10 The prise hare having
AdTa1ted b+yo1t tie Losdon mItes,
1ovEnyAENTs.
1tr ftEefsn Itesm"ls yetterday hrtas aome iupor
t.nt osd1s for Govfrnrnen: securities. Scus ars In
lilts betw the pFe1ant maFket pelce aud cannot oe
rx'cued this morning. S1l,s OF old 3:o's At the
Boara md cn the tsreet amounted to hbous t511.00
chli II to 3sly toeeEn ordeS1 About one hundred
sDd Aity thoussnd dollsEt Of 7eos wera sold to An
a:snt Of a torctxu banking Erm. On Saturday shout
m!'1len OF f-taa wsrs sh pp.u for Frankfort. Tha
eI.ort ot fS0s wst About tho tame, m skthG 8&tuF.
csyssxpoit Of Government securiies about two NIL.
lion dollars,
Alscel'aceoua sha1es streng, and general tendency
upwNdf.
oc1D,
Gold vas quiet md transactions small. Cath gold
mere .ettitul Ant few indications appeAr OF tbs
tnce Of any euslderAb.e shcTt nteEs1t No export
demand- Owing to large remitta1c.s. capitalists
hsvs lhf2e hecunniations.
FITRoLECXs
Petroleum atoeks somewhAt Irregular. Sales Cher.
~ Eua, SC; Webster. $3.50. Buchanan Sic; Fulton
se - Ptthoe Greek, $l7.uu; Bseyosrs. 4ll73 Ger.
mans SIC; Excelsior, "a; Tack. Rynd, slSs
Heyorek, q, %: HtshEate. 7cc; Flfls N.tion,1, c
oil cref. @7.s5: southa1d. u rs; United st,tes,
s2s.n Petroleum duil At ssKc for crude s20sse loz
rtnned III oond a1d 7e373Ke tor do fsee.
LATER.
FEW YoAK, July 10.
0allashes's ExthanEn: Gold ns1n At ls9X. Stocks
not very artlve; New York Central, 934; Erie,
adtug. 734: Old southern. 63H; Pttt1buesh, sax
e3x; Fort Wayne. 9ex; M&stposa, tsk.
, 1865-07-11

MONTREAL, Canada, Asrch Z, 1865.
PRECEDENT Oavl.:- .
ny @ t1e yesFs sues to Visit c.nsd.
10 form IN alliance With thu Northern Democracy.
returned here On The LIT Of Juna Last, With ny
ton @ " viii Ieu; o. drtt seeing what aliancts could
be formed, snd whether a sat,etactory adjustment
could rot be effected with the Washington gov
Upon my arrival met the Hon. Jacob Thomp.
ton, to whom communicated my plans, afta1
kLow;rg that be had been appointed BY !ou to
confidence In political movements: be believed In
nothing es. si1.1ns qp rebellion a1d 1esolut09
UPoo he ARRIVAL Of Me.us. cl,y and no!eoube:
the en- saa soad
but that We eouid control the Chicago Convention
tede:si government: and that aiier such orsan!za-
aona Il .e
tainly should he be dete1ted.
The Mcclellan, OF WAr Democracy, having pos-
--..ian Of Tho rIa.. md nachtncry oi tha Demo
elton 70 ths scutb, eetefmtned to make dlreet
Eoye upon President Lincoln: md for that puf-
pose opaned negotiations with Horace Gresley.
He, With sagaclous patriotism promptly respond
tnd fps ds! 70 bad nixh a sGra q
ih!s move on mJ part and with great ability and
e!oquenca conducted the negotiation, the par-
nca sss of which they haye eou@anc .sod TO- to 5o1:
CIe,lsn, cr Was Democracy. became very hostd.1
Fearing that we would mako pesca with the L,n
s.ibaSsrae. Ptes;deni Lincoln, BY ii. aegotlstion
sud his letter - 10 all whola t. may coueeIo,"
WAS thought to have destroyed all chance or IN
The War Democrats, not appreciadng the posi-
ton, thought McCl el,su's nomination as good aa
an eleeuon. By their unwarsantcd conddence
CT cSicsso .asS snd aita I
pleslinc no ore. they nominated Gen. Mcclellan,
who gave tho 1nishihR blow 20 apy possible sue
cess BY bis hrrogan, war epittns letter Of aceept
The fbctl., any pan Of rccon,truetton thst the
Chicago Convention might hare brought for ward,
the South procls!minG 1ts Satisfaction. would
have Injured the success Of the ticket. The Nc
C1e1lan orgsrs, however. seemed to yse W tnose
either Of their respective favoritss; ana theT
were equiliJ atrsd to perfect anJ settlenent With
he ~ e G9,e51oF h9fa
nediately after the appearance Of McClellan'e let.
1er Of acceptanee, e0dsavorsd. IN vain. 10 move
General Mcclellan and bis odEtse.s Iro@ ths!r sis.
won'd come 10 an understanding with ue, similar
| to that low entered into with Governor Walker.
hey woo!d GETTY the who's country. Tod them n:
| more vigorous prosecution Of the waf, when the
whole adair could be settled In a day, shey would
ano ought not to ssfsg r. ng s91g'f st9s .,t.,
I eamc to Montresl in JAnu9ry last, aud Ia still
here, but leaves TO morrow for Washington Fou
wi: see BY she enclosed letter Of mine, 70 too
l um eenrineed Inst hss gTratitaae and lore for
ths p opss s.;, 9f Gestsppl hts Sld eonst,tusnt
or all p< fsQual consequences to htmael to rtek
, 1865-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE MusEux-t,at evening the new cleuenta
Of lhe Au*enm company made their bow, in con
JUNCTION With the old memee1t, to The puc-ic. The
house was very we'll filed. notwithstanding The
extremely dissgreeabla weather.
The piece selected YVES I'VE act comedy,
entitled ''Msn and Wife," ptlY new
10 thie city, and indeed tutlittle known to taea
ter gosrs-the sole production Of tts a7taor, AZ.
Eold. II Is vssy we'll composed ptecs, not re-
matksble for Its plot, OF startling selections yet
atourding IN In.ident, and withal full Of those
1ssg nCs eIss,y e1s
without the fatigue Of either nirih OF eaaul.
Mrs; B11zy. as lcsdtne- LADY, htled tho zols Of
l4dv MoI.est, md va received e vety taTo5aaly.
portunity Of exhibiting her powers. sh= was
liye,y without beitg obstrepotous, gay without
M;i,y and TsIy nsl9s1! IL eSsay p1s:sSs. uc1
tnlened piece OF aciEne. her tones and looks were
superb. The very ultimatnm OF contampt Just
soitsned b. good humcr. IN the interviews with
the rlsy furnished the skeleton, but ia her
hands II became livInr real!ty Of offended maid
enly di0nity and woman}y trust. Ars. Barry I. an
nsy S We!, 3 Be- r pro9S f I'D lis psisons % he n el.d.
NJ. Barry, her husband, a. Slf Willonehby
Wcsrett, vas The very picture Of The testy, hen
peeled old Eeatltmsu, who would ian 'p putsn.de e; z
admitting OF the exhibition Of any exten-
siye range Of art,stc nEghf. bnt we are
evening. thar he is equal to any emeEgen-
e.. D1tirg the aastnca Of Mt. Bradley, Barry
VII discharge the duttts pertaining to the Office
ass;ir. Ha5bsfd .nd Fisher, {Falknar and Sir
Rowland, supported the eeecndarJ characters
very. satisfactorily. The former Is avery Gear
aud forctbls speaker.
or ,he oldel members Of the company we need
not speak Aiken, Dillon, Rozers. Mra. s1one4lt
aud Mrs Howard, we're ail cast in the piece and
MI acquitted themselves with taeir usual grace.
Dillon Is the lawyer, Tas 1rzcs1stahfy funny, mud
Aiken appeared to even better aavant.se than
ord.rAry, ns the tIpositot OF the "petu'9nt" efe-
1c made d c.pitsl lawyers cerk, ana was ire
qnent , srd heartily spplauded.
To night fhs pieee will be repeated It will
hesr i-shculd he shle 10 stand tuu, for it is In
truth an excellent plag, and cxee'aentl5 We'll put
on The etaae.
FAREWELL Or TEE EKAse.-The keans made
thett fsrrwcl appearance here. for this season at
least, At the Opera House last evening, in Shaks-
Eo,bing." lit. Kean sustained tue role Of y gen-
ed!ct Mrs. kesn thst Of .BeGtrlce," and Nc
Ttektr thtt Of DpgbarTy." The house was
we'll Allied. Notwithstanding the inclemency ofthe
wea,her, By tas1.oo: bio and highly appresiat!ye
d1sutt1c power. Ms. hcVleket's ..nditiou ot
the ccreutr1c psrt Of The icnorhct but poupous
selstssts, was 60 excellent as 70 dtvtoe the hon.
ors with The ltats ot tbs even1ue and almos! every
BrpwoRTu's MEsrRr1s continua to draw I'M
net &c houses nightly At tho Academy Of Mu.ic.
Even l.et nighhhotwlths tandlng the inelemeney 0!
The weather, the house WAS 0Eed. and the good
worth hiceelI, s'the prince Of African comcdi
ms" were halted with shouts Of laughter. 4
he1ier troupe, and one more heartily pattontzed
hsa reycr Teen In ont city.
, 1865-07-11
. Illinois and michigan Canal
ransc,.t nisnssrh TO tho Chicago Tribunal


Asarrn-p. Hess, Lements,zoo bu coFu. Is yda
dim.rs.cn atone: w. 8. Grrnet. an ant " yds rub
R.so:nt. :, .mont. 90 yds hubble stons; E, BusnhAm
a4o ton. bran, m lumber. % ID, -, 1noble stone
s9. soi.9 :S 1a xsa1; soa ~ b. asssaa o.t
bu corn. conatluttou, Loahpo1r 900 bu corr. s9o
hr!s .s.,. q H,m1tn. O.tRwB, 800 bu corn; ]. B
Frs.ton, Merits, 500 bp corn; Louie; seonsa.
pol, Morris. iss tons coal; Aon.sen,
Ioehpo.t, 500 bu corn; Maps Lsst e g.. 5eiies, s.
b. corn so tan, g. ron; Oak Lssf, Joliet. so bu
~htss SO br com; Dolphin. otsswa. s.2oo nu corn
1sAot il Lssalle, 80 orls aons. 800 ou wheat 500
bu corn: Ce5ugs, Lsctsost, 400 bu wh:at: ALI,
ance, ottaws, go bu corn; Imperial. Locxposs, 100
hs, nou,, 19 ~ e",n. su e cup.. tt.w. s ,n eo,a
stsrs and Stripes. Morris. 3soa bu corn senees OF
tava, 500 nu corn: II. .. Adan., Joliss. Ass9 I'd
epsu, 81 ba wheat; Louis, joliet. Obi com.
, 1865-07-11
LAW INTELL1GENCE.

TNrrEp STATES CoURT-Bt}0Fe J1d0e D'ttH.
rnoud.-The Court was in session yesterday. but
with the exception Of the passage Of few uniu-
nor,.rt orders no business was transacted, and
the Court adjourned until this morning.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Hyors Judges Higgins and
Ga,y.-1n the trial room The Court adjourned fof
tho day. after shout bali an hours ses:ion: !, In
ehancery before Judge Gary, and IN chambers a ne.
fore Judge wilson. few motions AID MINOR
orders eorst1tuted she business Of the term. !.
c1ncu1r Couar-B<forx yadge frtalG1n,'-Aa s,. a
cult was commenced bT william 9. h4ssnal sn9 9
samne1 J. Chapman against Luther A.. Beces and
Gaylord D. Besbe, TO recover $5oo Gpon Ja9g' E
ment In a caae Of fep1evtn obtaned feosnaf5 ~
1861.
+, HEcoRpKa's counr-BGors Judge Va7 Buren:
John 0oTE1t5, attttgned upon The charge OF
!s1ct ~, baEiDR stolen quantity Of ciothnE, WIS
found Rui1y+ and sentenced to one years lmprls-
unnent In the Pen1tenuarJ.
FT1tz Ttdeik1n2, also indicted for larceny, was
found gully, REQ sentenced 70 similar tsrm OF
tup4iH6nment. 4 motion for a naH tztsl Was
inside to the Court and ovPrFused.
Chsrlcs Mil.1gsn, indicted for ztot. Waz admitted
, 1865-07-11

J. [spa.1&l DAposch to tie C1icaSo Tzi9uaeI
ST. LOUIS. Jdly 10.
ToBAoco-Unehanged. 8a1et wars hhds green
lugs At St91to do clory do At IS % to Is %
do plSnteis do At Si.al to s79o II do common
chipping Leaf At $3.50 10 $E.e5; do medlum d. al
tiio0 10 $l3 Is: do common manufacturing Leaf al
$iG51; do medium do At e25 90 pr 100 1s.
F1oun-The1oRer grades ato sudstlsa quotations
ard holtets were hskug m advance choice grades.
but thtte were important changes in tbs latter.
sales were 10 brs super st S55o 100 do do 1T s5ct
io sInge extra in lots Inspected double head lined
and delivered At $3.50: 15u do private; 80 do double
e1a at37s 100 do ISIS. and 50 chot:e do at ~ 90 q
hr1,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light. Bp1luz advanced
sc. Sales include tpriDg at 4l15s1l8: club Il Is
good 40 Corn stia At about 1ast quotstions.
Sales wxealRht, including - second hand ssess at
73c 17s dorejccted at ste 1910 sacks mixed IN lots
atTc 4edo white. pirate ana 800 do At SIC bu.
0Ais-Market attn and holders looking for better
psces. Eales included ascks, in lots. al g.; ou