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East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
Young Mems Association.

Last Fall Lecture Association was
formed in this city, with the view of
procuring course of lectures for the
winter following, and designed, as was
at that time stated, as the nucleus of
a more permanent organization for lit
erary and scientific purposes, to be
formed at some future time.
AT a meeting of the members of this
Lecture Association, held at the Office
J of Webber & Smith Friday evening,
August 18th, it was voted to organize
IN association in conformity with re-
cent act of the Legislature authorizing
the incorporation thereof
1. NJ Smith, Chairman of Commit
tee previously appointed for that
purpose, submitted q plan of organi-
zation, embracing name, general OBJ
jects, etc, which was, onmotion, unan-
imously adopted, signed and acknowl-
edged in accordance with the provisions
of the act mentioned. -r-- Y -
The name adopted was the Young
Hens Association, Of East Sagina,e; term
of incorporation, thirty years, with au-
thority to hold property to the amount
of 800, 900; the management of its
affairs to be placed in the hands of a
Board Of ten Directors, to be elected
annually. wa7'sa =. l'.ni.,.
Mr.. Webber presented a series of
bylaws for the temporary government
Of the Association, which were adopted.
The Association then proceeded to
the election of Board of Directors,
with the following result:
Board Of Daectors.--Hl CyPotter,
w. l.. Webber, G. B. Boartlman, Geo.
X. Newcombe, L. M. Smith, Geo. f.
Lewis, @. H. Gage, L. @. Storrs, Geo.
G. Warner, S. w. Yawkey.
The following officers Of the Asso-
ciation were elected:
President--Dr, II. G. POTTER
lat VicS President-G K. NEwcoMBE.
Cd /. NJ SMITH.
Ttsaswr-L.,C G. SToRRs.y rOp
Sscrs.ary- GEo. F. LEWIS. = -
: Corresponding Sec'y-G. B. BoAnDMAN.
At a subsequent meeting of the
Board of Directors III. c. Potter, w.
l.. Webber, and Geo. X. Newcombe
were appointed committee to prepare
a code of bylaws and rules, to be SUBJ
mitted at a future meeting,
The following committees were also
appointed 4--~,->-1 or
Lecture Comm,ttse-H. G. Potter, Geo.
X. Newcombe, I. M. Smith.
Committee on Finance and General Policy
III. @. Potter, g. B. Boardman, Geo.
, r. Lewis. 20
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

BRoxE William L. Dorsey,
held for trial on a charge Of embez-
element, and William Wilson, CON-
mitted for burglary, broke jail at Sag
inaw City on the night of Saturday
the 10th inst, and have not since been
heard from. They were assisted in
making their escape by confederates
on the outside, by whom the LOOKS
were picked, and the bars guarding
. the cells moved in decidedly work
maniike manner. Dorsey is a burly,
curly duck, S5 years old, weight 200.
Wilson long. lean and sallow.y 80
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

IMPROVEMENTS IN SALT WoRKs,--1
George II. Taylor & Co., Of Zilwau-
lSee, are making preparations to bore,
Immediately, another salt web on their
premises in Milwaukee, and to erect
as many solar salt covers as forty acres
of land will accommodate. They have
enlarged their wharf to more than
twice its former capacity have every
thing about the csta blishment in the
best Of condition for carrying on their
business, and have already manl,fac-
tured thus year, from two blocks, H.
600 bbls Of salt.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

ATTEMPTED INcENDIARIsM.-An at
tempt was made, on Tuesday night
last, to set fire to tho residence OF
Humphrey Shaw, on Water Street in
the I'd Ward, by igniting some com
bustible materials, which the would be
incendiaries had placed next to the
building, on tho front. Luckily the
flames were discovered by the watch
man in Lees Mill, before they had
communicated to any material extent,
with the building, and extinguished
without doing serious damage. Our
citizens will do we'll to be on the look
out for the rascals, who, to crafty
either their revenge or cupidity, would
thus wantonly destroy property and
jeopardize life.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

FLINT AND LAPEEn. Cash & Hasle-
ton, of Flint, are now running daily
line of stages from Flint to Lapeer,
an arrangement which is, certainly, a
great matter of convenience for par
ties having business between Saginaw
and Lapeer, as we'll as those coming
from the east, as some twenty miles of
stagingis saved by this route over any
other. An item certainly worthy of
consideration.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

A Hint to Both Seres- Hoi1 TO Cain and Re
tain Afections-It has frequently been sugges,
ted that Plantation Bitters are, in another form
tho Elixir of Love- of the Ancients. That
they do much to quiet family jars" and recon
cie fretful wives 70 cross husbands, we verify be-
lieye. When domestic quiet is restored and con-
nubial felicity reigns supreme,
" How great the charm, how sweet tho bliss,
That finds expression in a kiss''rw ~ -
A free and proper use of PianfafioD Bitfers
will inspire the souls Of both sexes With pure and
high-toned sentiments of affection, and capacity
for rare and exquisite enjoyment in each others
society. Remember there is no place like home
aed no passion like love-and nothing to link the
two together and you to both like the great Fam
ly Blessing Pianaion Buffers. I
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

ACKNOWLEDGMENT are in.
debted to Hon. JonN +. DRrees, Rep
resentative in Congress from this
District, for many favors in the way
of speeches, documents, ETC., received
during the last sessions and for a re-
cent donation of several volumes of
the Congressional Globe and Appen-
dix, for which he will please accept
our thanks. h''r
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
From the Ne,s York Independent. J

HYPocnoNDRrAsIs. disiaste for everything
whether sustenance for mind or body, lassitude
and exhaustion, imperfect secretion and eircula-
ton, onectually relieved by the timely use Of
WRIGHr's RRJUvESArIso ELIXIR this great
tonic and restorative remedy will expel every un-
pleasant symtom, imbue both body and mind
with energy and vigor. BY its continuous use ev-
cry animal fuid viii be purified, every obstrue-
tion in the evacuatory channels swept away, and
every organ regencratei. These may seen
strong statements, but they are fully borne out
by the hefunquestionable testimony Of crowd Of
witnesses. Cid men and uomen will find won
derful re-vitazing effect in this Elixir. See ad-
vertisement
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

MErnorobirAE REsrAuRAEr. = Jacob
Steckert having purchased the inter-
est of his partner, Mr.. Helliard, in
the above establishment, will continue
tho business as uspal, sparipg no
pains to make the same, in every re-
spect, first class establishment.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

Bnru- AN elegant fourstory brick
School House and thirteen brick
blocks, capacity equivalent to twenty
6ys first GLASS stores, viii be the result
ofths brick block operations in East
esgirsw this year
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

Doors AND SHoEs.--Lonheim has
lots Of Boots and Shoes which he is
selling at Wholesale at reduced rates
70 make room for q new stock,
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23


NEwcoMB's MTNsTRELs, are advertis-
ed to give two entertainments at Ir-
wing Hall, in this city, on Friday and
Saturday evenings, Sept. 1st and I'd.
In vocal and instrumental excellence
the company stand confessedly at the
head Of the profession as the highest
compliments of the press attest. We
copy brief notice from the Buffalo
Express: r; iN l' 81
NEwcoMD's MISsTRELs gave their
first concert ut st. James Hall last
evening, and were greeted by an au-
dience which put the capacity of Hall
fairly to the test. The vocal corps is
excellent and their selections last night
were sung in fine style, Hudson, Ba-
ker, Barret, aNewcomb and Raynor,
acquitting themselves handsomely
The second part presented such an in
teresting vaaiety of dance, song, hui
NOR, and -,burlesque, !, as, every, pro-
gramme does not embrace, and. the
various performers did full justice to
their respective roles. The troupe as
whole.is one Of the best, and the
second concert oflthe Nemcomb's to-
night will attract, doubtless, as large
an audience as assembled to hear and
see them last evening. ia hnt
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

.FAscr.-wilkin q Mack have a
very choice assortment Of Gents era
vats, neck ties, collars, wristbands,
and thousand and one little elegan-
cies SO requisite for the gay and festive
of the male persuasion.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
TIME TABLE, 1868.

TRAINS LEAVE EAST SAGINAW, 700, A. M
1925, NJ i20.. p NJ.
z TRAHs ARRIVE AriEAsr sAersAw Hsl5s AIM.
l.05, p. M. 9,l5, p. NJ
All trains run directly through to Detroit.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

Keepers Of Hotels, Boarding Houses, Eating
Saloons ,and all others who want good articles al
low rates, will consult their own interest by pur-
chasing Of
M0REY BROTHERS.
East Saginaw MAY IL. 1866. 302
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
Fl u N
NJ cApT. pAhtus colE.A

SRPvs ORNso0 ~ WE
Will run during the season Of navigation, leaving
as follows;
sAGINAw..every Monday and Thursday, at
8 o'clock A. NJ.
GODERIClI, every Tuesday and Friday, on
the arrival Of the Evening Train from the East.
The Huron has been entirely rebuilt and re-
furnished during the last winter, having ample
accommodations for Passengers and Freight, and
is prepared TO transport either with promptness
and dispatch..Iil IG As4rAN
The proprietors Of this Line hope, by close at
tenton to the wants and comfort Of their Passen-
gers, TO receive liberal amount of patronage
tN- AGENTS. 9-A N-A
HART 4 MONROE, ...............B Bay City.
G00DING 4 HAWKINS, ..... East Saginaw.
WILLIAM BINDER :. 80 -. >. Saginaw City.
q. T. Rf a co -. -, ...... Goderfch, @. w
(For Through Freight and Passengersl
GEORGE RUMBALL,. ...... Goderieh, c. w.
(Local Freight and Passengcrs.)
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

REnovAl.--K KocH & ESIEn, well
known as among the most enterprise
ing of all the enterpnsing merchants
in our city. have removed their large
and fashionable stock of Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, etc,S'to the new
and handsome store next to the one
now occupied by III. r. Proctor, whore
they are making liberal additions to
their assortment with design of fill
ing theconcern with a complete va
riety OF everything in their line of
trade. In this new and improved sit
uation, with their we'll known energy
and assiduous attention TO business
they are certain as we hope and be-
ieve to build up trade second to
that of no house of the class in North
ern Michigan, AGl5 IS tNAdJJ
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
BOARD OF TRADE.

The East Saginaw Board Of Trade Rooms, al
Buena yists Hall, win be open on Tuesdays and
Fridays of each week, from 10 to II o'clock, A
M. n-ll3-tf
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

i tween the undersigned, un,Icr the narno and
style Of II. w.wooJ q Co., isthis day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Wickes Brothers viii continue the business
and settle the books Of II w. Wood q Co, and
all Persons indebted TO the said firm are ro-
questcd 10 call and settle ut their earliest con-
yenience.
A'A '.'''' ''a'f"S NV. WOOD. 'o''
Bro Sin1 tsdJ '~r7' III. ID WTCKES.
t. srs7.s 1f-s.l L. N. WICKES.
East Saginaw, June 80, 1865
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
To the Stockhold srs of the Oneida
Solar Salt Company.

TAKE NOTICE, That at meeting Of the
Il Board Of Directors, held June l7th, an rs
sessment Of two dollars and fifty cents upon each
share Of the Stock Of the Oneida Solar Salt Co.
was made payable at the office OF the Treasurer.
in the city of Rochester, N ". ne follows, viz !;
one dollar per share on the 18th day Of July
next, one dollar per share on the 18th day Of
August neat and ffty cents per share on the LIST
day Of September next lsg1
s.- c. T, AMsDEN, Secretary.
Rochester, N. Y, June 49, 1865.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
From the Official Statement
CASH ASSETS
s. 9 9 9 / = 3 g 4
(FEBRUARY, 1869
$1,000 PER DAYi

nuRise ihe year ls64, the, Phonix paid losses
to the amount of $3.50 600, ora little oter 81 ,OC0
per day, and paid hem promptly FOO
Phoenix policies issued by
= r IMSsMITII, Resident A gent
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
FOREIGN STAMPS foR COLLECTORS.

MEssRs. JAMES DEERrNe 4 SON beg to
1xl state TO their friends and tie public that
they have just received q stock Of Foreign stamrs
and cder them u very Iow rrices 3l2u
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
''goeal wlsAds..
SALT.

The following quotation of salt in
The Detroit market We take from the
commercial report in the Daily Free
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-18
PEag. InEIs WIEDaA7sss
tSg.lA)D PURIFYING
IT; Il !: a T I-S i. II + RI Bs
I ~ .isUs czac<3; }}oeodnrs, !

YEsAI BEST HOOD PURIFYING q agey.Ss
l. ss yet kaoN2. have been nso5s a.ecessLE' )
yscG IoT over t;,a7Gar Of B century IN G2.ToE>s,
snd for &s LAST j 7oa-a, alao. ii hi. County,,
and srs 1s-ticlarsv eff cienG Ia :l3e cure Of a.;
cIaroDic disessea. 10 one shoG3a GispEI2of being
c,a2e;s without 2rsE t>yl1g tnen2. - Eanal>g
a2o! i>e without iile7a, zoT ny SheIr riUje yzs
r:isch a;akpess os.; he ?e7h:2Jed. Ifey are .1zs-
norSaG direct 60 th:a po7J Dy sha lEce-ElgneG,
and tho- purity, efficacy and sezety can E>o re
liea ,2non With pe.faot cn-5Gcenoa,
rba Believing are eorae >[ the o:sesses which
have haan pe7r3sEentlv re-aoveo bT EEe!7 nsa:
Iette2,
yras:natio1
&C .ae hoWe7s
ccsstlu3pti III Sc r"
early stsgas, headache,
asthma, cough, eoEe eyea,
loGaiaw, rurtures rher.1a acasna,
craunp oholia cetarrh, pain in She
breast .gnG sides, deafness, necvoGsness,
spc1ted fever, ch.ls and fever, ag,le, open
wounds, pneumonia, dispsps!a, sa!S rheUm, ean'
cer, s<rofuls, jaundlce, tapewocrn, bll"
;iousness, eruptjone Of sho sain, bewes1
complaint. langour, gout, dropsy,
e7ysipelss, worms, ,cacElc piles
tiiarrhoea, hosrsness, swell
ngs, b!cstirgs, plocoy
and white tux, dye~
2a eate!y, costiys-
ness, Elea-
g;es, &c.
Fu!! directions accompany esch raneSy,
A@'s'0s ''' JULIUs DIENELT, Dentis:,
lA5 Prince ST., beiow " ashington sEa.
SIS &F Alexandria, Va.
Toy sa!e By most Druggists. .ssnr:-tt
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Heving p'lzchaae<s the IA1l'okANeS -
TABLI5HM ENI "s As -Oazssas ~ Ssl's4ss -.
VS. ats;a sas se ] 2orssr reptatioa a.. M d tie House
pledg;ng ayoe!: 70 keep a.zays on hsoa' IS
reo1 an assors1ae1s, ,trs:n - ?essoasp!e ss.:s:s
fs any otha7 tirst claas es&aosssh n sas' La so's
or tae aa:gh1ocicg cisies- c.17o
rER and verrsnts.sas;asa esiea. j respectfully
ao,;cis a corsIras:ioe .of ire l;hsga' pstconsge
extenoed e. {, sae G>1;nor pzoprjssogs e 8, 8 4.
: ~. Is, \ ozth F@;rfaz asreat
ana-se Ia5se Ilsasl1a aoGsa-
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RNOLD & FIELD, bG@~
Merchant aiL0rs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S

IyE IILII INK ALNU TFsLE I1EAN5 kSAS .! :,
FURNISHING STORE.
wo,,f6 invite insnection of the;7 Large stock cs
CLOTHS, CbSIMERES, and VEaTINGS,
a.! grades, Foreign and Domestic, vhien taey
c,:lI make 60 ccde7 as cheap as csn re had
55caa:;ty cors:ee7e3} il the cit7.o. He# 1oT&
C!,o7THa fo. a;Ti.lTARI GARA1E1> 2I2$5 I$5. - :
We ae33 aone haS Icdigo Bjnes, war7* atsa, aod
or lo-s experience ia thet branch ias5:ees ..a
j.: asqur:ng sstiaGacsion i, eS.at line. We Keep
2 select assortment q: Slirsa {si4 E!7c? to1s s&Cf
i';,en a-s5 Dalssi Neck::es, Scs7Gs, E7ccSe,
s;:,snenae7s, handkerchief, Gloves, &C., us:!&:~
;y found in 5 veil gega:ased Me7cha!2s TaiIorag
Tstabi;shx,ans. CsI. sac soc -. DoI,t ttosges
tne nunhe-, 81 K;ng et7eet, between 1,.tS saa
EoyHl. cns door essh~ parHa7,s .E estss'
-: :: WIN. ARNOLD,
;an ~-<$ ,lOEN 4. EIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-18

Il i gsnyAsenea(l t, ne, oEa autherlty On
which I teIy. ,lsat The Virginia pilots !n the
waters OF E!;zstooth River, HAMPTON hoads,
James River, YORK la;ve7, daae. have abandon.
ID their hnainess, ard have sot kent '1oats as
rp61ssire;i by law. $ov ts>s term ot fouE years,
i herah; theg <,o.s|d or Non!d render service
s Is ehenave ~ The United States and the conn
ynerce OF the same; and whereas, the navy and
aaas,peree Of the United States requires the a16
and encouragement q faithful pilots; anf!
whereas, Rear Admira! Porter issued on order,
dated peee,nber 5sh 1864, authorizing the
(besan cake Bay pilots to pilot Government
7esse!s Ia said waters, / Gan seeno reason VII.
.shas ordes should not continue il, forct; and in
additions thereto, /, Francis t.. plernoDt,
3oyarnor cf Virginia order that said (.hesa
peake piots be permitted, and that they DO
extend their services 10 vessels engaged IN
/ 1carrvinr, can.,aercein the waters above nanets
,n,ll ft,reher. ordered,
Persons not authorized as Chesapeake or
Virginia pilots will be punished tor violating
the pilot laws Of the State
FRANCls Fl. PIERPoN7,
81. - Governor of Virginia, sc.
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Ii PUBIreRED {DA1IT1 By
EDGAR sN0WDEN'. aR.
mo PEt7E--N. y. -~.--z streas ove
s .sne7a formerly FceEch's} BOOK ato1s,

D IMpoRTl.:s2tT TO p1I.oTs-The following occe:
rala,itsg X, the Chesapeake ana Virginia pilots
has bee1, issued hy Gov Pernon.:
Iar|fGcAss1osNrzaAE!TH Of Y 1RGiNIA,
Iia.AAsrcuygvs nEyeARTAEosT,
AInXA MIRA, Va, May I51n,
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.UHOIFSALE, AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Woare now ja2a;ng from Se@o24ez ?,7; 4e1@a
9:,t from la zes, fad entirely ~ pare apE:aG
,r~taT:> gni is az very: superior quality. e Is
1a1 iaa1nple OK &ae ice with whioa ws proHos7
~ f3r-;ss orr cu$tcrnara during 1Aa esat:7s
saeso7>
A. co~s;ie-abi2 aapense ~ have obtained 81
o--angar-ents roc. the delivery Of :ca, Eat al
1a-sonz seS~nz Gl:eI7 orders wish US, may &c,
r,oE15 vv>oa race:7 i2G fbssr supply pfoa ply eat
ho.als, Restaurants ana ;5Eaazstroase supplied
rncn tae shoctess 1o:ioe, and on rasaoasct@
>'' '-'~' A"' M. nLDR4i>EzE fl CO.
40 SH}-tss 'rlEca ---!-s4s o1zes. ~ 1s11s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-18

The Richrnena Times says: :-.Ibe theory
which President / 5hsson has en,1nclafed, and
to which he has pledeeu bis administration, IS
athaf i State canno, gn olas OF the Union Shat
the ;states.e the South are neither colonies noe
eonouered PROVINCES but that they are States,
uuder the Constitution; that Weaze ore sSov.
ernmenf. With this view Of the question che
states of the South remain a5 they Wero; nosf
4 single State has been Destroyed, anG what
ayer.rieGts belonged 10 1he,n luder fhe (;cns1t
rntiou still adhere, the 3nndamenGal 'aW OF che
land E,eing the grand regulator. WhaseVeT
smenSMene 17ay hereafter be rsssee 60 she
Constitution, ot course, is an independent. .lnes
sin,..s
AMONG the witnesses examined in fEle aaaa6.
a;nation trial, on Tuesday, was Nsr. Browning.
the Private Secretary oi President. e'ohnaol.
gho SAID st.st cnsthe evening Of the assasslns-
ion, ha foand il his letter box casd, sddreEa.
Il 10 President johnson, With she voras upo7
it: ''1}on'f wish 10 disturb yoa; are go'a al
home?.J. >yi2kes ssooth. Nla,nr lAnoz sna
sergesns E;utoeg testified tF.ad, on 1he tnIY,
faanth ,t xA,rii, ne residence q ts,e Secretary
s,S a: was Illuminated II ho7aG q tie rec5nt
$ictociea. {csl:Ta. 'rant. ha wife. a:d @ sneFs
Hare in t1e rn,ssa a. chs S!1ae. O. LauRs.in;
Vhons Che W;ftsess new Identified, nai 'E'tf;soeo
;nto the hossSe, sn3s::n response to question.
said be yas.s taw7as. ana 7ery- vel. acqua.1tee::
sVieh Secretary @sasaGoT,. = E.anghsin appeared
10 10 dris2L, ane made eapeci&! in3aiT5 q have
8 lock at a1 l5enaTa| [srant.
Ga Snnlsay r7t17i,ina the afaan2fig eseneTss
zssslewar1, apt, Charles E. ,lona:, ran through
batch Cap {'ana|, drawing eleTen and halttaet
~ .tes l,h;s j. Ss,efrst Vcss.i staG ilaa naaseGs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-29
ALL BUSINESS AND PROBES IoNAL HE,

ALL BUSINESS AND PROFEs IoEAL HEs
Should Advertise in the Argus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Shoaid Adv.riis- IA the Argus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEp
Should Advertise ~ the Argus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Should Advertise In the ArgLs
ALL BUSINESS ASD PROFESSION Al MEN
Should Advertise ia the Angus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Should Advertise IN the Arsua
, 1865-08-17

houles, md n active commerce. go.ae IN with
TIC Sou'btTo cosstWist ports. p3rnculaflJ New
Orleans. wheie the receipts Rnd stock Of cotto7
haye accumulated, xna te.ghts for Ncr YorE md
for Europe IN demtnd. Thus nr tho direct ship
me11e It cotton to Iverpoo. from tnat port have
He or well estaohahed buyers, an4 tae 11tBen,t1
Of negotiating e1thfnze. Bills On England. with
shipping documents, have sold as low a. 81 .0AD
IT. pet cent. for Rosd. Eers the money market
works steadily 1t Z per cent, aud excnsn1e INST 4
partial improvement for the packets OF Wetnes-
Day aud Saturday, ~ to 1Q5i 1bsf for gold, while
gald hss declined Z per cent, owing in part 10
celpts rom the Treasury Office md the dIzcour.
AGENT Mt which .his operation and The absence OF
an t1pcrt 6e1nsnd has brought upon The spec2la,
The import entries Of the past week, including
The dry goods return In our l4ss paper, amount to
g. u.s. - against the total entries Of 4i1t675
aarue week iast year. Tha export cleaeances Of
domestic produce amuunt 10 r., ,99i, I'D against
ta4s3,s48 tan,e week lat Jear. The e1ooft ot
week last year. The customs for the Heek are
u, ,79l5ss- The receipts Of cotton. eoastwlsa and
By rsIisoad, are 15,l6f bales. This number OF
em1gIant passengers arrived during the month Il
in Cincinnati, on Monday. tho foreign news
published that morning led 10 the belief thAt
thero would be large advance in gold and de-
clInc In gold bords.- There was therefore ru.h
to buy gold, md all to be had at 1887 I'll. taken
eatiy IN the day. There was not any presen1e to
eell bords, while at the eame time there was an
tndispo.itton to buy, and consequently there WIS
very Htue done, but the few Transactions tndI.
Gated dtcline Of Y In sos.
, 1865-08-17
OUR DETROIT LETTER.
The Late Disaster on Lahe Hurcn-Dam.
aao TO the Is ''nlcteof''-SothIng NJ More
from the "PewabIc,''

Especial Correspondence to the Chicago Trihuae. ]
DETROIT, Aue. II, 1ss5.
The ter1ih1a .nd melancholy dsassez which toox
place few day, si1ee on Lake Huron resa.tng IL
the oas Of thn hne AteameF PeTahlc. with over one
hundred lives. haa given <iss In this loc.ty to ya,
ouR ecpsctures ns 10 The probable eArse. anu whcze
IL the hsue 1ett.. There can be no mAtaklag this
fact that Eraye error tnd en,pahe negligence rests
on either The one hand OF this o.hct. ani sppre-
bend thst under they 1t present ex.
1st, the time IL .onewhat dtttaot when the4a facts
Will be clearly understood.
TIE Fsw.bsc, with 1arge party OF excuss,rlstl on
board. ss well AZ usuy way tr&veflets, WAS On her
paNsgc ron Lske Superior to Detroit
Tbs Meteor but two days previous had taken her
departure fsou this Io1t With kesunber Of p,st
engers aboard.
When nearing Thunder Bay locality ,h:y ware ad-
,sjs tht5' II y o
saess .tese &c eons
neisSef w II room e - IL a,snes
ftom tho land, al aduittcd on al hands. wtsFon
u = ; q /: ss sss II IL ss;
Was misunderstood
= a hs;s g. sn .s
auteiy rot I:IeQolfss ha: alixh: tno.1sdRs ofs:a
r. g 1T s
was IL cha!Rs 6 the deek q hi Tesosssve .tssmsr
or ihs disaster. st Eat ocer Of ths staaeis
ebou have bttn ~ equally competent ol bis charge
as the commander himself. The Only conclusion 10
be arrived u In this matter II that m attempt
approach or Of these boats And Of the vii
Ter time to CONS, for others TO conjecture.
Both Amt1s belorx thu una knd alide orp.
eIs. rendering It somewhat hazardous Tor the nrst
stone TO be cut On either hand without entAt!tnK
heayy damages.
Tha Atseor,s damages hg are st tha ssult were
seht snd The e3peettd hs5e "a u so5,,a ef tso
the PsWssac. ). WEE