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, 1865-12-03
Fan OF u 1af111nE u ClnefnnatiTwo
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tFSom fee C1Dc1Dad Commercial, 1at.
At about ten O'Clock, Last night the old
Congress Brewery, It the corner Of r1ke and
Pearl streets, fell to the ground, buryfng In
its ruins, aud instantly killing two men, u
rick He1tkorn and Max sennacher- At about
the time Of the occurrence, Ar. Mueller, Of
the frn OF Mueller Il GfuXen, prop13etus Of
the placa, Ens standfnx On thn lower loor
talking with HertkoIn relative to soma buss-
ness, and heard the creAktnR socod which
presaged TIA fill Of the building, &c cfnttsnt.
" ran out and called upon his Companions 10
follow him, but they were taxdy h t6eir move
ments, not fully unde1sta ding the csuse Of the
noise, and were crushed to death in the ruf6p.
Hertkon, who vss foa enaxn,- -lexyes'A :.s,sa
and child living IN house directly opposite
the scene Of h1a untfmely and hnrrihte d.
,m{se. sennacher Nas ,InaltsmAn. He wxs
unmarried and haa been but six: :Weeks in this
country from Germany.
The wallis Of the building wese twenty
inches thick; tha first floor Was supported By
brick pillars, md the second and Third By pil-
lars IT wood There were stored in Tho
second and third stories &, ,m buahels Of bar
ley, and It Is slid tha. ut least Il, 90 bushels
have been stored there at Maant ttrada~ At
about midnight tAe body OF eeGnAcher Was
recovered, through tAe efforts Of largo
crowd OF wozAmen, who It that hour weFe
but3iv saezchloe for tbe tszAal2s d aha- ok6ar
Lyietaa Of tAe &t0stss. a-3, - -
, 1865-12-03
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS
FROM ENGLAND,

The CAtslo Plaxuc-Treatnaeut bv
HON omroPnthy-aaussian Treatment OF
the OVERWHELMINGLY Of Giving salt
Regularly TO Cattle, ,PartIenlarlyw when
FattcnSnE Them-Hrdropathy and
The muFraln-A German Remedy-A
Queer Prcrcr1ptlon-Quatt EyN in
Calre4-lmporfs or Cattle Into Londok
During the Week-FFfces Of Meals
ProvtAaon TFade-The Cattle Pla&uo
ON thc cCon1inent-BFtttah Grain TrHdc
During iP1ss Week-Thc bworid,s
Prices Of Whe1t-PE1ce Of Bread In
London eps-Pot&xocs-axy, Etc,
Etc, Etc.
[From ON speesl London, eng Correspondent. ]
LONDON, Nov. IS, 1s6a
TIE cA1uz PLAGUE,
The noJal Commission On The Cattle Plague his
been daily 10 session since its appointment but,
thus far his made no outward sign Of ritality, its
sessions being private. Tbs rooms In Victoria
street, Westminster, arc constantly hlled With
scientific men and othus Of IN unmistakahle blt1o-
lie cut. who srr summoned there as Witnesses. /
took N early opportunity Of calling upon the Sec
retary Of lhe Commission, receiving from him more
than ordinary courtesy ~ the representative Of 20
influential an organ ~ tic CHICAGO TnlBu1E; md
/ can promise yonr readers early pe1usal Of Tho
preliminary Report to the Crown, ss well a. Of the
more complete one to be subsequently Issued. It
Is ruue1ed that one OF the dlst Recommendations
By The Commission to the Government will be to
close all the COW houses in tho metropolis, the I'm.
PRESTON gaining ground amongtt scientific mcn
and others that, whether tie Cattle rlaSue uere
imported OF Otherwise, 1ts enormous de-
yclopment Is ttaecable to london causes
alone. Willie TIC late cxcrp:ional hot
weather l.stcd, people gen1s1ty made
up .heis nind. That lower temperature and decent
, 1865-12-03
Condition or the Freedaaen In the Bin.
Ifack OF ColumtsA-ReFsy Of MF8.
Grt@nE to Our Wash1nE1on Cores

R1caaosn, Ind, Nov. q, 1855
Ediiots Chicago Tribune:
VIII you do me the favor TO- correct the
statement made In your late article from
Washington, Nov. IS, headed, Mrs.
GriGfng and the Freedmen" which says:
"so tar from its being true that there arc
ttrenty housand utterly dessaaae negroes Aere,
&c." The quotation, 60 far hom appearing IN
the appeal referred to by the article, h2s no
foundation In any statemement ever made by
me
What have stated in The appeal, Issued by
the Freedmen's Relief Association for the
District or Columbia Is. I believe, most ac-
curately true and without shadow of ex-
aggeratioo-
The Frecdmen's Relief Association for the
District Of Columbia is 4 legitimate orE1nlxA-
ton, Inviting and accepting the assistance OF
other Relief Associations, and providing as
.1inister at large for the destitute not Other
wise provided ioc+
Gen. Howard, In his circular No. 2, stated
that he had no means ofprovidinG for the re-
lief necessary for this destitutiou, and asked
The cooperation Of the benevolent public.
Twas authorized by Gen. Howard, when not
otherwise needed IN the district, to solicit
aid, and deposit with the F9eedmen's Relief
Association tor the District for the relief Of
ihosc not otherwise cared for. What hare
stated IA relation 70 the condi'
ton and wants Of the freed peo
, 1865-12-03
A FINANCIAL rUZXLE.


The recent conversion nr my millions OF
sir per cent legal tenders Into gold interest six
percent long bonds had most singular flnan-
ciaA consequence. The. transaction merely
chunged one form Of government indebted
ress to mother. The national debt was not
increased or diminished by dollar. Yet
leok at the effect that was produced. Before
the conversion was made, Government securi-
tics taken altogether were worth 70 cents
In American gold, aud preenbacks were
worth 60 cents, gold being quoted at 145:-
1000 millions Fed. bond. ofth at 20 81 900
40 millions legal tenders III 69c-.-... 5l7,5o000
Gold Ss1uc Of whole debt. 917, ,soo o9o
The changing Of the Legal Tenders INTO
5-20s knocked down the value Of bonds three
per cent, and currency two per cent. Here
1sthe present gold value Of the Government
obligations:
Ioa, .be' bepas It g. 60 9o2
Prea-nt gold vnlue.... l,gE, 800 900
1No mouths EGO was worth. 1,91stiooooo
Aetull d.preeiation..-.-.. .....,.. $8a 1000 600
Herr there Is depreciation Of cighty-two
millions In gold, in the selling value of the
Government securities and Legal Tenders.
We have seen nosatisfactozy solution Of the
cause Of this depreciation. Why should the
mere ehungsng Of fl{sy millions Of interest
bearing Legal Tenders into gold interest
bonds have the effect OF reducing the selling
value Of the Government obligations BY
elghty.tWo millions Of dollars1 Who can e1-
J}la{u itf
, 1865-12-03

pa Is xhat fshave -; Upds:tassssf sis4te-
me4ts I hsse made. oolleeti14 Of es7eral
th9e1aud dol1ass in neeey. el@t and cloth
+Rs.atsd thsaz n, Mrscssd ~ 9es. Ho1srd..
0g1ces1 ofsthe BuraEn have Fetstrsd Gppli-
cants for Ielie-not In their k9As-to this.
Frecdmen's Relief AasoclationSA91ce, who
have been assisted - far rs possible II Ihad
stated that Twenty thousand, &c..nseded
assistance, less mischief from 1t would have
BEEN done the freedmen and the GoTcranent
thsn from the above referred TO- mischie7ous
article. You will not, trust, refuse me this
request, founded In Justice, TO correct the mis-.
representation from either the writer of the
uficld oE:uk thec1rd 1e1kzsekf 4u.-s--7-- =
,,z YfE respectfully, ~-r...,t ~
". Josxta1HR g. GREx1xd.
, 1865-12-03
FINANCIAL lND @MHRRcI
! MWNkTARE.

.; s:.: aATrHuA1 Rvzx1xa, Dec
The money market cloves mora st.ffucrCt1
,dlaso ofeEusrcJ ID ne Est has cs,tin
bafed III he Ktek. nd ths a6i1iiy of our
TO sutPy The wtna of The baslneas corsr,r.,.
been aTaattY Iessebed tn Consequence. NJ
owing to The an h de- Rfos os Aoxs, ru.n,.
trnan fsakkefs Ere eesna.encsd one1attc
thsr Fe1seti, alue8 wnh AedemxnH q
mercantile tzsde, have created pressure o
naxksa, ~s3<A d3Snos edit It ths eszafdnenc.
Of ,he week.; Eok4i&AaEakn1 this, suwrr
lending dfseowt h00s hse k0es4ny rsxi.z
accommodate dse& bek cztoDp II ,h41
q 10 Per cent pr aanM- The ni,zuc hsu
toHerer, nc senenlJ dfsouuttax sec -
Pa7er On colatera1 k a0D pr eent perf
1heTr hss been 4 uarked A1l.ng. o1
week In the deposit accooats. q our Who'll
eosIsf. and this has cnnuibsted to no snzl 9
to he st1tnEenG In the monsy Market IN
=, business q. geue1ally sIw =. dull.
FteW q The expected ac.5cn H C
on the currency ct tie tm
Our bankers md merchants also complain tns
leetimt me- s!cw- Some OF The la.te9 ire
Eea5J ftoeks or goods much 70 thei, mt
ener md lose, u pKsces are weakenIne; but
nor spprehend my serions embarrassment L
sequence, IS they are ncaz1y III strucs,
: There Is FefT little produce o{ knJ Etpd
Est a<&eeteas, md exchange bills a-e eon<et
y scarte, while The demand Is quite art1Yr,
heEe circumstances, NE ztport ratee s.u
buying and lilo prem te11ing. Bound lots :.
demand by bankers 1t 5o{bGc, and sale, gerr
today ss high as 75c prem pr thousand.
Business ut tho Clearing house IN this c,tr A,
fhr q AN3r r-n4 1frAf -Tha aett,-xn- -
, 1865-12-03
APPOINTING ,TME comn1rnz... i,

we trust that the coming Speaker Of The
HOUSE, whoever nc may be, will nppoint the
commh'ees WILL due regard to the wants
and rights of the whole population West os
NeH as East, and not condnc his mental
VISION 10 tne naSroU belt Of territory skIrtlne
.our Eastern border between the Allegaanie5
and the Atlantic Ocean. Heretofore the s,lc-
fecaAEe Speakers have continued TO- make up
sthe committees as IT. the Union consisted only
o4 me oiieanai thirteen colonies, and utterly
ofefiooAng ITS growth ,nto mighty empire
o. tn'fty-seVen States. Neither the poplla-
LUZ, poF eeogtapn'ca1 necessities Of the
.t' .nof eno, personal abilities Of
1neo REPRESENTATIVES have yet received
une cons'oeFauon At the hands Of Con-
: e ~ scotn ail sectional animoslties as
ta"-.., ~ eao' QUE the way
~ Aso'a tnem y 10 steer clear OF sectional'in.
] a"u ineauhnty: Inefe arc now In
Cs1ieornI, .nno4a. 81. Ne Mau,s ".' eAelao'ne
Raanh,1,sr ~ @uo Nc5eua' an'y-seyen
Ken4nclv and Tpcs+v,.o,.s: ] ..1nt Iuese 4no
NM: ~ 49, s, !atA lnele afe seventy"
can neTnhers ranrasaat ~ - Aepuon-
tn.,n5,as 49, EASTERN olaMs,
;c,nd,1ar Tast y;1a,a,s ~ -, a"A. aoo 1o-
~ - W.. AsA tae.e ue hA!y-nlhe-
E,s,.,n st.t.. ~. r.", -. eotsa "'n tne
~ nnrntoS -. ~ NJ. uius. certainly
tsrsn4r'nna T,a W.. esl, .,,e1 s..m .ae !at.er
hv rI-.,,a ~ ,ts rn.,ass.r. ~ &C. = eutat.eo
~ =. n,rn,. =, m hn1t ~ on ~ sne aoos oser tne
10. ,nd cha,@a.nas,,s nsn " eue ensi,s commit
scomn,,ttsc ~ Wa~ssp Mnaes Snu spsc1aAy o. tne
"a 49, 49, 49, .s,..s:..N ' 1o' 81 sapa.'tu'
ta1a,> par..aa ~ sseseo n.Iu,"s W seu' anu IN.
t,ons md m pan1ss atgyz.,.so W. aa nRp.ops1a- P,
, 1865-12-03

Some months ago there was divorce casc
before The courts ia New York which caused
a great deal of comment. II IL now "up''
agatn, and tho papers ate publishing very full
reports Of the testimony us 1t Is given before
The court. The details thus SPREAD before the
world arc no doubt interesting to certain
class Of readers, but the outlines Of the story
may he told quite rs well without tho inter
csAnE lDinutt1.
Mr.. Strong, like many other gentlemen, had
and at present still has. vile. She Is
younger than llmselr, and Is said to be pretty
lin which respect she also differs from Mr.
Strong. Like the mariner, In Toodles, Mr.
Strong chad brother" This brother, ed
ward by nome,)f Is military gentleman with
tendencies Of religious schnructcr-bcloucing
to !Tract Society, and bling leader in snu-
dny School. After his retnm form
The VET, Edwnrd wa On occu-
pant OF his brothers. dwelling, ard
appears, If the testimony Of pretty gov
c1ncss aud a malignant eister-in-1aw is Of
value, to have been better acquainted with
Mrs; Strong than the customs Of F1fth avenue
society would warrant. Mr.. Strong desires a
divorce, while the lady has no snch wish.
Tbs case bids, fair to last for somo time, aud
O., aGo.d subject, for great deal Of gossip, as
we'll as for many fll-natured remarks concern
Ing the morals Of fashionable lie In The me-
tropolis.
The nature Of the defence In this case ID In
reality. OF. more interest than the prosecution.
The defence viii, Of course, traverse the allc-
CATION Of irf,delity on the part Of Mrs. Strong,
and MIL seek, In addition, TO convince the
Jury that this charge Is made the pretcxt OF
m action for divorce, which Is in reality based
upon other reasons, and that II the charge be
true, It became 80 With the conniEauce Of Mr..
Strong for the sake Of making ont n Case!
1t Il fact whIcl, furnishes sad comment
ary uron the system Of social education In
which our young women and young men art
trained for the flturc society Of each other,
thnt in every one hundred divorce cases that
tho records Of our courts present, the primary
and real basis Of ninety nine Is what the law
yera can inconpatbIlity of temper" vcry
few persons 60 10 law from this cause alone,
as they know 1t would be next to impossible,
before any upright judge or Jury, 70 obtain o
divorce. But from "lncompatibility Of tenn.
to more, actiopablc breach Of mar.
13see VOWS, Is short and easy stcp-a step
which, in too many cases, has caused feel
ine Of satisfaction rather than sentiment oi
rreret In the bosom OF The husband or wife
who thereby Is enabled to apply successfully
for a dfyorce. :.
, 1865-12-03

The Frecport bulletin thinks that of Tho
Republican papers Of Chicago "thc Journal I,
the nearest to being supporter of the Al.
minlstration of. President Johnsop.n. Il
charges that the TRIBUNE supports the Pnes}.
cent when he advocates our theories and
only then" :.
The Bulletin does not seem to be- awarc Thai
that which has no inherent firmncss or cana.
city Of resistance can not support anything.
A feather or straw blows east or blows west
as the wind blows, but It supports nothing,
An oak has capacity to support, because II
has capacity 10 resist. The true way tn
support an administration Is 10 helm mike IL
fit to be supported by resisting ali measures
which Will ultimately compel al honest men
to condemn 1t. If our opposition is based on
solid grounds, time will fprore H., and the
right will prevail. Fit Is not well grounded,
there must be some other proof Of the fact
than that It conflicts with the Presidcui,s
course.
E. The Bulletin could not hare bestowed upon
US q trucr or more grnceiul, cosumenda-
ton than the above 1t Is true that the TRt.
BuSE supports The President when he adyo.
Gates onr principles. and only then because
the Tn1BuSE's motto is, Principles first, Men
afterward. We adhere to our principles, md
whoever opposes them, We oppose, be he
President or beggnr, high or low, powerlcss
or Influential. Herein Is the secret of the
success md influence Of the TRIBUNE. Werc
VIC 10 deyiatc from strict adherence to prin.
ciple, to follow The lead Of any man, or Sc. of
men, We should deserve md expect to see our
circulation dwindle TO the dimensions Of on.
evening cotcmporary.
Tho TRIBUNE has supported: md will sun,
port President johnson, Just so long and just
80 far rs hts course is right and Just, and
agrees with hc.principles Of the Declaration
Of Independence, the Constitution, and the
faith Of the party of Progress, Freedom and
Human Rights, aud no longer and no farther.
When he dcrlates from these guides, the Tn1.
nuSE will use lis whole influence md its
whole strength to bring the administration
back to its proper channel, and to prevent
the people from being led away into strange
paths BY any man or any policy. The TR1-
nUSE Is the organ of a faith-not Of man.
If any other journal deems 1t more wise or
more profitable to sue for meancr aud Der.
sona1 service, It Is welcome to any OF all the
situations that are open for n well-trained
funkey. We have no ambition for buttons
md our subscription books show TINT indc-
pendent principles are Us profitable rs they
arr r1nr1v
, 1865-12-03
JE EwELRY.

a correspondent gives happy illustration
OF me growth of eztrnragance ID this country
Nllhn, the last four years. In the summer a,
1eoo, manufacturer Of oflcFelry, In New Ene.
lind, bad IN his service twc1ty.fiyc, ,yorkmrn !.
In the n inter following, as the political ele-
ments began 10 be troubled, his business was
greatly decreased People began to ,,ract,se
economy, and the casting nway of ornamcn,s a
Afforded m excellent field for this. In tho
fpz1ng aud summer of 1861, 10 had dischar.red
nearY au MS Workmeu, and In the latter part
ofthat year contemplated closing of bust.
ness. siuy:tWo TaFa very dull year, but
toward It's close therc was q revival. Pcop}e
we're besinning( TO make money from con-
tracts and from general imitation of currency.
and began 10 be less prudent. stxty.three
whncsst great improvement ia the iewclry.
tramc as our spcndthrlh habits Increased
and u saw the New England maker; n
gew-ga~a employing all his original force.
and finding ready market for his mann.
factuscs.> In this present year. of pcace. M
haa greatly enlarged his busipess,. EMPLOYS
more men than cTer before, but cannot srn,
ply the demand for his wa1es. -. =,
This history OF single branch of the me-
chanical arts In the history Of cur prudence
aud e1trayagnnee since 1860. At INST, dread.
ine the possibility OF financial min, We hesi-
tated TO g1ntlfy our tastes for personal adoru.
ment. :. Finger rings, pins. and the other
,ndices OF our love Of display were cast aside.
but not wholly relinquishel. With return
Of prosperity our barbar,c fondncss for REV.
gaWs once more came upon US, ind the Jewell
ler's art began to flourish. The present stains
Of THAT traffic tells the story OF our present
extrarngance IN Ill the walks Of Life wherp
money Is plentiful. =.
, 1865-12-03
COMMERCIAL.
+. ,-SAIuKuAYEyE

e. cSAIuKnAI EyEuS1, D~e
The following MmusaJ ahows themov1
Pfnduee md Prusiko1s during tho past tven
houzs. eoupazod win De movement fr I'D
TINA bat y3:- -
- :: = K1cEuu or PRODUCE. pEca
, 1865-12-03

Here the Gold market was dull On The
salts were made 1t l<70141.fr but there We
sales Of leash gold~ II thu Stock E1rh,nco.
wae quiet and E1minaI 1t 13SSa1t0.
Government Securities: ruied quiet and
On the Stock Bosrd, stTu-IhinE* (11st
were sold 1t o. We qnotas
, 1865-12-03


Nj. Demfng once vcntured to ask the Pres.
ident'A he had eTer despaired Of the coun.
Hy?" :" When the Peninsu1ar campaign ter.
minated 50 suddenly at Ha11i<on's fznding,''
he re{ofned, ~ was as nearly inconsolab!e a.
could be and i've" ."In the same conncc-
t{on inquired II there had erer been period
h which be thought that better management
upon the part Of the commanding general
might have terminated the war; He an
sWered TINT there were three: at "Ma1ve1n
Hnl," when Mcclellan failed to commxud m
immediate advance 1pon Richmond: at
Chaneello1vt1lc y when Hooker tailed to re-
infosce sedgwtek, ai1er hearing biz cannon
upon the extreme right md at "Gestya
burg" when Meade failed to attack Lee in his
retreat at the bend Of the Potomac After
this commentary, ] waited for an outburst OF
delinquent officers; hut I waited IN vain: SO
far from word Of censnre escaping his lips,
he eoou added, that his first tem1Tk might
not appear unchAritable: II do not know
that I could have given any different orders
had I. ben with them myself. hare not
fully made up my mind how 1tould behx5e
when Mimic balls were .whistlinr, and those
great obloux shells ahrieaing tn my ear. I
might run AWAY Il -
, 1865-12-03

-Four Thousand bales Of cotton, valued at
million dolzrs, were destroyed oJ trc recently II
Columbus, kiss.
, 1865-12-03

~. ="
-ss Lo1stli'e money market Is close
"@ e4te efaa ssEsaemenk q tsst months
" 20. seas S3o @e " = moose extent Al >
uu 1;on e ~ oca,ana1 oasn
p'en,. aaa ssona ~ = l3e@. ........
- Aa"a =. ea1ec5 = IN very M
nsrh, 'rrS. -. -. sses v.s t'sG-.s 9tsen
n..,1a,, s 80" I,,aN - I" u''' IL i'lp
wv * y ~ = ~
- ~" .s".,n.a o.A, s..s,ss, E ~ N' er
-. M sH3tr: - kA Anoas.- sotn1s'a
- s 80 ~ ~. 49,. w sr ~ l.oaao1 ~
-. s :: 'sS' u -S' sate' A'1>@. A'ss'1a 'os
S'@"e-
I ~ ..sI eoase o. II
tae nn1et unuencea !ess oy N
eneo ~ ne psoo4ole eou1se Q. tae I1easusE
meos &1su " 40icAc3 xT0NauS our 0 our
feat'ones
IN Nlnanna1l mo fates iof money are
P1 eent ios prime 10 2ood pape1-lo to1 :
uE neusea oet"ee0 oaakess ana theirn-
tomers- Eastetn exchange l. eaaIer 1t D
prem. buying and ITO prem. selling.
-na1ffmorn I, ,,r,na 1f hs- ns.,p
s1..A. - - q.o ~ 41
e1e eaans tne aono1 OF haFinE seak 70 E.
hftt American merchant steamship 81
o. Inc War, II IL the stex,tr Somerset a
,he hc.sta ~. t,ok ~ a-,.-t-,-. 49, =,
nn., H 80 ~ .os -
oa tna Otn o. SEPTEMBER amh tnspl
people, aad returned hst Saturday from
Al
, 1865-12-03

And Government t4eGurltfes
Ne. ~ VILLAS Sc New Tark.
Accounts OF HznfA Bankexs sud othe1 eoltcitea
1nteEest A1sosed On daily balances.
A.u; NORWOOD JNo. T: LoCEToop: .
, 1865-12-03

The Pu1s 1our market. says the Mort Ldne EE-
pss since the Lie iall Of rain. has rathcr cheap
coe, The prise. ios bs:t qalitiea being r f. to 81
n. Soc pei 1so Hlos, or 3os Cd to aas "a per 80 s
English. Rye was plentifuIly offered at As per
quarter; new Barley was abundant At a6s Cd pefqr,
old At s4s per qr. Dais were steady at 3. I'd per
quarter.
rRrCE or aEEAD n LoSpos.
TIE prices Of wheaten bread In The metropolis
for jer ~ fare, best tro1o ID to Sd; household
BID 10 e!4d-
, 1865-12-03
EeN Yatk Suck Mark

Closing prices Tor cash, Dec. !, 1so, received b
@. saltansta1 4 Co.. Commlsalou Stock sntl /
Broker, Fo.@ C1zsk street chieafo:
, 1865-12-03

3l0U. 9. T.
And other Government -
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
THE SECOND NAT'.e.
]. f. Kills.
TucE1s B0AD4

: NORWOOD & LOCKWOOT'
Bankers ee5 Broke
, 1865-12-03

The fashionable mhabitants Of this Island
are promising themselves fine entertainment
IN Friday and Saturday o; this week. L'lfrt
eaine, On which the nov dead Meyerbeerspent
odd portions OF twenty years, Is to be pro.
and Is promised to occupy the stage at ne
quent intervals during the winter. The critics
have praised 1t very highly in advance Of it,
production, and Max Na1etzek Is said 10 be
tn ecstadea over the scenic preparations. At
be allowed to gaze upon ii in Chicago for the
present or not.
, 1865-12-03

=. - I,.t.,,k,u-es "a 1N4V
esS .-1t1aE-:EAE
5t2G - t1;'!:,T..aI Ir<cA -
, 1865-12-03

4 few days ago Law at the shop of car
huilderfn this city new andtemarkably. hand
some car that WIS destined for STREET raul
way In Ca1cutts- It had m unusual amount
Of decorations In the way of paintings both
inside mud outside, nnd Is 1eftered IN bo1h
English and Htndostanee- It Is likely to
make sensation on Its first appearance In
that famous city Of the East. Several similar
ca1s are In course Of construction, and the
builders SAY thsy hare proposals for furnish
Ing vehicles FOR China and Australia !aome
years ago 1passed through the works Of a
widely known company It Concord, N. f.,
for California, South America, Afkica, Asia
and Australia One Of the proprietors bland
IL said they hoped to extend their business as
soon as their reputation WAS better establish
ed. I did not have the hardthood to ask whnt
be meant by t'extension-" .. -
souFrH1Sa ARouT "TM HuB.''
A mauy OF the inhabitants of Chicago
have tender reco1lectIons Of Boston, I shall
taIe The liberty of jumping from Manhattan
TO the place which :. ~r3ter IN the December
Hoyptr denomfnates q a village In Massachu-
setts,' A Boatonian tells me that the Tre-
u1nnt House IS to be torn down next season
Ia makr room for the erection Of marble
edffice that shall rival tn cost and maguld-
cenco suy of the hotels Of this city. It VIII
reiain the old name, hut the features Of tn:
new scarayansazy will be Of the most mo-
dcru character The people Of the city Of
three hills (not seven) will have q new thems
on whici, to lavish that self praise for which
they have become 80 widely fnmous. ven-
tusc to predict that the poets and orators
viii be called to assist at the opening OF thls
g1eat snd grand hotel p. KINGSTON,
, 1865-12-03

One Of the owners Of the steamer St. John
whose recent explosion Is painfully well
known to the public, Is prominent operator
on Wall street. At the time of the famous
he was heavy loser, but It Is now Inserted
that he was Tin the ring" and made money
In place cf losing II. When the newB Of the
explosion Of the st. John was carried to his
carr, rumor has It that his first question was,
sDid it injue the boat much :''~ lie had no
thought for the passengers who might be
own personal Interest. There Is evidently
more blood in turnip than thsse Is heart IN
such nan.
, 1865-12-03

The mutton trsde VAS 6sm. P1iuc Dopns AVID
haIEh.rda pzodIcrd Is Cd 10 6 sd per ns. tsood
fpsutcn Eheep deaEc1.
, 1865-12-03

TIE WORLDS PatCr4 OF WHEAT.
French calculator Etves tho following results ~
the average price o! wheat per quIn'al during The
LAST tuo weeks Of September: