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Albany Cattle Market
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THh1ue.l
ALrASI, Sept H.
CATHE-Thereis Is allshte supply Of cattle thlz week
Only s0 head In up to tonight, and holders have
advanced their vtewH from keskc D. with only
light sales however, as the New Torkcts arc allow to
buy.
UO6E-i2kalsc and yerr firm.
, 1865-09-15

0swHG0. Sept H.
FIorh-Actire,
0RAI-Whcat generally held above views Of buyers;
No. Mllwsukcc clnb $l.GD. Corn dull; No. Indtsnn
e0c. Oats quiet Barley unchanged. Eyc and peas
n1tnIn1t-
CANAL FKElan7s-F!r7u but unchanged -four t2a
tc wheat lie 9Ac. barley &c TO NeE Yct6 and &c
to Albany. Carriers arc asknS tc above these 1ate8
without obtaining 1t. i
AXE 1x1Rrs 900 bu wheat, S oo0 bu corn, s, 90
CASAL INoa7s co brls -four, 100 bu cats, T., on
b1 barley.
, 1865-09-15
) TT RAltRolp-s8 bTls tour.


E4S FkAScBcu. Sent. s..
Business IL gradually reytrng. Prices Of maay ar1t,
eles OF prime necessity um the coast h8ye upward
tendency. Coal Gss .gain ads2need. Rattss
ha' touched :sAe+ Gohes 1c naa el.aes pHea e
higher. The frst sale ot CA1lto1na renoed petroleum
600 gallons ut &ll. The prospect OF nrgt pro
duetiou Of this article Is not very promising.
, 1865-09-15
THE CITY.
ADJUSTMENTS

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Ty"H ~rrxr
LIE Clll.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
conclude with 1.-THE Donble ncAaca po,-o ',
TEX kNuxxuu-unm,.,
TIE DEAD Bopx OF man was found Yesterday
WIN hold m fncn.-+ - -s.s AN'' A"' ~e'''-A
~.NA1'
1raovz Yorn ETTycos.-rae,e is no more
pesesn. OF pfohtablc WY for young gentlemen 10
spend their evenings than at Bryant i si1atton'4
usefa1ness ia tic business world
.....-.-,
AZ lsvAa1os.-1he city Was invaded about sun
~ ,chn, 80 =. 80. 49, 80 .s 49,
aneI e~ ,9 omsn9 s11y. II wss not
As''-A''''4 ~ '4e o'4 a1" p'"Sue o' 'oeus@
Eo4cr.-Ihe meeting Of tbe Methoa,.t r.a,s.
Centenary Assoctatton annotntcd for sstn,a.v ~.
10th Inst. Ia pottptmed nnt51 1,nn.d,x ~. ,n.s
Inst at 9h H., In the lectnre roonn s;fthe WI
M. E Clnrch. Chirspf, AA " ea' 11st
81
Cow STEA11so.-1snea Foley v,s .-.,..,, nx
1.rS,v t<,- sta,1,,,., ..s .oIs wa @1tF1co Fes-
acseas 'os ste7At'E 60" nom the Stone QuAtTies
mal ia not yet known. The principal marts on her
4 HTNAh
TEE A1nEnxkxlc Tnm-Ine A1dernsnIc dele
cation nom chfcaro To N. F..t ~ ~. ~ ~,
e,a list evening. Yrndcr cony,v ~ sfs.-rsn., Ss,
i rot true, q stated by contemporary. inst A.
MN etas1 at hume
TuKrr.-,xmes Fiteb w,s yc.te.a,y cas,eea ev
N,.ts "u npnfes, Folder OF the Veteran Reserves
~ .s-s,. &e,s =, SH.np uoasAass wan naung stolea
soF ssGSptnE e. 70 hm y1ued ss x1e Is
Aeeorde7s Court this term.
,,,,~o,, -. ,;----.. c
made ue say yesterday that a portion Of the con.
tract foe widening and deenen,ne ia Minois Ind
MIch,rsn c.r.1 ~. ~ sx,,,,sd ~ Ncssrs Ese,r -
ssnges: The rcntlenen 10 whom have been ellot-
ted sections 4s 10 q, inclusive, arc Michael kc:@s
and ''''D Singer
taln'sd esssdst Of or'oe church. New York city,
p,nlss Church on Muna,y evening mem. IN which
osne5ou be will be asslsted by tbe nrst tnstru.
% @HA u,s @ Son r. , tMGas r. snls H nv. fafocnlar1
VIZ Nt4~>N - ~ ''- ~ >14-1s ss'@At'
pn,,Anns.-1hc ln,ch,s of tbe cne VII, ~ ,,,a
10 know Tint JotePh Ve1mulon, formerly tn charge
ofSeec1te9s Billiard uall In Detroit, has become
resident Of this city. Although young man. be Is
lie afes chstTc the ralacc Itillis1d Hal No, 153
Dearborn street. wbese he Will te happy to xucct
lis pu1nexpus friends,
Fxcrz.ox-1bs uo,,~ ,na ,,,..,r, sn,.,x
rn,ch Iii ~, ~, ,,,r,rs,o,, - u...s. o..
Nards thc coaunIction 81 he rev Mission hn},tnr
On the corner of Wet 1ndiana and Morgan ttreets.
special tIain NH !eAse the Wells street depot at
t. s;.o T. a IT. I'm w Lie VI hea1ao ano morgan
FRE1nuTs Sou1u.--We call the attention Of our
, 1865-09-15
Ru{{TDaH Time Table.

wA1Ka AND KISzE.
Depart Arrive
Dav E1p1ess.... ....-... s9:G0 4 N. $3.50 0. N,
Jsnesy1le % Acoonmod'n. s&U ,. n. ~S;sp. n, m
woodstock Accom-. *a:00 p. N. s1G10 q. M
oAIESA DIVISION,
Fulton md Cedar Rapids. s:3o an. 7:1op. m
Fa.ton atnort s1a nd Danlsiih. 80 m M n n
Freerort and DunIettl. ). .1GaO O. m Si5um
Rociford and Fox River. 400 B. N. 1I:i0 Z. N.
1ep Geneva md Hgn..:....:. 5:S n. s:iS = H. H.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL Il. u.
Lnion Dspat, jtos Of Loke szr<e.
Mail ana PIX ETpFsss; pTzs; -. t e99sm t11.o9p N
Rs.{si Rsp, Hsssss; :sa 4 T. Express: 7 @ s
cEcNXA11 + Lou1sy11LE BRANCH.
Morning E1rress. +6.ooam $110op m
fa5 fsfasgs g,ess ssd Sunday. paonsa1s SO
MICHIGAN sorT8ERx-DKroT CoRyEn VAN BruH.
AID EuKRNAN sInxEI1
Essnlng Espless,....... ...S@p. n. $50 8. N.
Night EspFes.. ,'ileo5 p. m tls:so p. N,
prrno1 1aArss.
E1press via AdrAn. ..... 5000 4. N. sl2..30 o. m
Nsht ExpTs, ia Adlian 1880 ?. N. *.li:0o ;. N
T.11.asRcu, FORT w4fS5 t9S5 .sn cnc.sea .sso
Psy Pssyn,nE Ep1sss, daiy: fS F.
Ginens GReinna EaPssss. EP'sss. s@ n: n i8 n n
iConueetinc with Pcnnsylvanfa Central R. RI
h'' IS ,. > N. IS Is n. H. So N: NJ
Arrive 4. Philadd 5:s5 ?, N. &55 a. N. 1a:4o p. m.
u,*s4sva, ae''p. n, 1000 =, m. &H p M.
+,;3,.s., 4: .1 1a.p.m m- 1eeom. s:s5p. m.
Baltimore... G45 p. m. s:oo a. N. 1s:ao p. m.
Washington, ..10:10 b. m 1895 q. m. ELS b. IN.
, 1865-09-15

Thu CommtTeidl s&ys the expected proposals. Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury to fund portion Of the In.
terrst bearing currency Into so los Is regarded as
being probably the Inauguration OF policy OF con.
traction intended to bring anarsaek 70 spece basis
At The sa1ne uae tho probability Of tho hsoks Of ihc
tbreo leading cities adopting pl1n Of enforcing re.
dcmpton Of national bank currency Ia regarded a.
ioresadowtng check upon the tendency 70 bank snd
currency expansion There arc ut work elements
which hare oppoaie tendency. party Is assuming
shape and consistency ~hoee purpose Ills to operate
powerfully when the next Congress meets for secur
Ing largo xtRn1ioo Of national nank ocrtzsinx hank
circulation, making the currency legal tender md re-
auring Government to assume the responsibility Of r.
ierrcuc, holding secur.ty bonds deposited by Nj
upna Gnkn and Withholding interest thereon as cotr
pcsa,io. Inis party Is headed By prominent tnau-
cIes who has considerable influence with tho National
Hanks.
FkIRnLKCX sTpC1s.
Petroleum stocks quiet. With sales At the following
Tntes: hit Hole Greek. &s.so; Webster, sl-s5; nu-
chsunn Fnr.u, DC 1ne1haustthle sc; Cherry Run,
&c; Empire City. S9c, Noutard, S.so; Excelsior
sllo; Devon. &c; First National, &c; Oh creek,
s..tp; United StAtea, $t15. The high prices for ali
descriptions well maintained with but Light sales.
Csrde quoted At refined Ii bond 5sGGoc, aud FREQ
at fs(t &c.
, 1865-09-15


GRfM-Wheat &c better-closinE dull and drocpinE.
6sles: Old amber Michigan ke!B; unw 4i-s03ls1s
Corn steady al 63&s1t. Oats steady 1t SIC.
, 1865-09-15
1HrDirilldl.

| Tie Most Imnortant Medical Discovery
| sr4r. I...aa-,.,, fs.,'s...I
0l 'ne Nlne'een'n een'ars S
DIR. MARKS
Gvnh;l;4;o nproq
~ PnAAoAo SAo
tI sper6E sHlEp sarr Sn hsMGD1 RanIC., - GIrp :
nSDaHY M ~ AYD TERTiaRY 81 IL i.ts STAGEs sh'-
r,on Tine n,nsmo,,, ,h.-. n,s sx,.s :, ~, ,,....
@ oaIr de;se ers3 di.ea3;1ta 'nst win e1nE
.ad and aas ;ssloa
.ly sss Hy hf f.
rse
e r. stage Of The
Tho r,r.+ ~ p-,n,or ctoro ~ Srn1,,;a
:. 49,, 49, f...... - 1nsa,. 49,. .sna, r.
!!sss ssea1s - S@Rsdasslz s!osa1s pR: IARks 81
H,is en- Ro5 rs Gs oet1ls Fl
arc asfd to enrc the drsi etaEs.
Tha SecrnI Store of Svnb,1is
'ess
skn s@efSfa!a. @ The sypn.ie Cur. rn!: aad l. Threat
~ ~ th ~ To5f va 'ns 's
sIe Including Throat Wash
The Ihlr4 Or Tertiary Stlge OF Syphilis
L ksoxu oy thess symptoms; Nodes, Or hard nd
carics or dtcay of liz @ Sones ssphlitic sheasiis
, 1865-09-15

Hops In New York.
There 10 only mir demand and priced Eange AboEt
the same II Last weet; Sc Is the extreme for No
, 1865-09-15

ActtcKEas IHEATRK.-"As You Like IT. 10
conclude With 1.-THE Donble Beddcd Room
THE EAuEuA.-H1mlet,
, 1865-09-15
M a II IL lie ID

In this city, Sept 1lth, BY Rev. E. j. Goodspccd at
,he residence Of t. j. swift. Esq. JOSEPH BAKER,
II. and Msss JENS1E CoEpLE, both Of M hisaIEo. I9
mother. Sept. l3th, GEO. II. IIEAFFnt.i, late AdIu
tant Of the I'D I'll. Infantry. and Ailss AltTHA L.
ERADLEY. both of this city.
In lhis city. Thursday. Sept: 1th. At the Fist
rEct5y y ts.1aa Church, b. kev; IN, u, humGhrT, Pr,
KlM, MI Of this cItf. No caEls.
, 1865-09-15

IHr DEAD BopT OF man was found yesterday
Ountou Station IN this County, The CoroneE
win hold m inquest today.
, 1865-09-15

Ak IsvAa1oH.-Ihe Oily was invaded about SUM-
eet last evening, by perfect cloud OF borers which
{or Whc) csne in from The North, and passed ed
Southwark, aisef few moments st4y. It wst ! not
2napt reminder Of The old tiu,s plague oflocusts,
, 1865-09-15
.TnumD.

EOUND-A man who got shaved
u in my shop yesterday morning, Lost sun 1so2 Of
money. which be receive BY t11linE e ny an9P@
No. 129 SoUth Wells street. WAs 1kh1hh- @7S
, 1865-09-15

WANTED-A Agents-For g the
w standard History Of tho War eomp!ets in on one
Idly Illustrated, with l7 rne portraits OF Generals aad
battle scenes. Th !s Just the book tho peonls want
energetic young men, and especially returned and dls-
Ahled otce1s and soldiers N want Of profitable em-
plo{mcnt, will tnd II peculiarly adapted to their con.
tloE. send for clculA1N and see our terms address
zEtGLEl, McCURHT CO., Speeds Block, Dear
bJEn sueet, Chtcsso, LII. nSA7
, 1865-09-15

DFRosE forR ETkNEGs.-Thcre is no more
plesssnk OF profitable w1y for young gentlemen TO
spend their evenings than at Bryant i Shatton'4
Oolego Rooms, tn preparing themselves for greater
uEefa1ness in The brsiness world
, 1865-09-15

fo71cE--1he meeting Of the Methodist IAdieA
Centenary Aasoc3atiou, appointed for Saturday, The
1Gth inst, Ia postponed until Tuesday, The 18Th
NJ. E. Church, Chicago. 14~
, 1865-09-15

THE DAILY RxcoRu.-1he ever welcome E<coM
IL agaln before us, much enlarged and improved,
printed on good paper, and got mp in good typo
graphical style. II contains full and complete list
Of the hotel arrivals mp to the lEtsst moment twice
daily lst Of great ,Rlne to business men. 1t is
note worthy thai IT. advertising patronage il the
beet. lte columns are we'll fileI, and with few OF
none but the cards OF the lad,Dg houses In city,
buildings.
, 1865-09-15

Cow sTEA1Iso.-James Foley WIS arrested yes
tcrday for stealing COW from the Stone Quat1ies
and attempting to sell her. The owner Of the mi,
Ere lraEs tip On one o9 hT horns, aud led nosa.
, 1865-09-15

that ny nd cedar hedge Is eaid BY several Who
ought 10 know that It Is the best IN the country.
But ,hs red ss, r. nb1 Mh NSIy ,S
iasrh; still for the purposes sou name 1t Is val
nal1e, md all tie other har1y eEetgTeens too.
What have We a-ide from Scotch Austrian, while
use: Very LITTLE, indeed and to ask man to gire
mp any ono would be like asking man who has
seven scnk, which one be could spare think 1t
would puzzle him how to decide. He would un-
doubtcd!y want to keep the whole seven, End 60 do
son md I. Yours t'u',' In hai5e, + boro,,s
The public will thank Mr.. Douglass for bis
very Interesting letter on this valuable tim
Der. Last January We called the attention Of
The readers of the TRIBUNE to the great
value Of this tree, placing 1t second to the
Red Cedar. Last year we endeavored to OBJ
out on our grounds for timber, but could not
find tAcni among the .nursuties, and therefore
put over the enterprise until exchange would
be ut point to warrant their importation.
Now that 3tr. Doug las has shown that the
sandy shore Of LAKE. Michigan is so well
adapted TO grow plants from ne imported
seed, we sec no reason why NC may not have
a home supply of plants adequate to tue de-
mand. Tie plants sent arc tho most stocky
and best that Ve have seen, being nearly half
IN inch in diameter and over two feet high.
In the spring Of 1850 we set 500 European
1aICu II uulseIS fOHs3 louf 1ccL each way.
These are now fifteen 10 twenty feet high,
after making snle Of the best Of them for the
last three years. None OF these are less than
two inches In diameter at the height Of eight
feet from the ground, and most Of them are
three inches !; those two or three yeats old
when set out, being from two to three feet
high. They are now ten years old from the
seed, are Of ample size for vineyard stakes,
and for hop poles, for horizontal training with
tw1nc. Allowing growth Of half an inch
per annum, they would make tire.inch lenca
posts in five years more, or nj the age Of four
teen years, that is one post to tree; few
years more there wunld be railroad tie and
q post.
It would appear that railroad companies
would, consult their interest to look after the
larch and red cedar.
In regard to the durability Of the European
larch- ne have one suggestion, and that Is,
TINT ii viii be less durable when grown on
the praities than near the sen. This Is emf
nently the case With the OAK, the locust and
many other trees. 1
For sc1eera the conifere are much the best,
as they preseut an impenetrable wall to the
u lind and Il - for this reason TINT We prefer,
trcei fnr shelter helta OF leas compact habit, 10
that The wind viii eift through them. :; 4
Now Il tho tins to import The seed, and he I
will be a beuetaetor who WITH 60 into 1t
, 1865-09-15

1llHon AID A1cmoAx CAHA1--The types
made us say yesterday that a portion Of the con-
tract foe widening and deepening The Illinois and
Michigan Canal was awarded 10 Anests. keely 4
Ssngcr. The gentlemen TO whom have been allot-
ted sections - 10 e. inclusive. arc Michael Kelly
and .1nrnh fsfrf.,r ' = .
, 1865-09-15

GTOLEN-From the subscriber on
~ ;he IN inst, n Open Buggy, black body, gregg
be paid for the recovery Of The HaIue ho j. T. FISH,
setn6193t
, 1865-09-15

AseACI1.-sophie Wondering, No. 1b1 North
Green street charged Michael Mckindlcy In the
Police Court yesterday with an assault. Prisoner
pleaded guilty on the ground Of intcdcation. The
evidence Was to the eject that McKfndiey vent into
commenced xiolcut as~ault upon hcrsclT End son.
rriRoref wae required 10 rnd hail In $100 to ap1ear
at Tho Recodere Court and a1swer 10 the charge Of
riot
, 1865-09-15

TEE AlnE1NRflC TEu-The A1dermsnIc dele
cation from Chicago to the East set out On ,.s ,,.v
els lsst evening, under convoy of Alderman Sh,,un.
Il II not true, as stated by Aeontempoxary Inst A.
oetnan shsesiord u one of The party; that gentle
, 1865-09-15

IhKfT.5xmes Fitch WIS yesterday charged by
WheE Pumphrey, eoldler OF the Veteran Reserves
a'attooed at Camp Douglas. With having stolen q
revolver belonging to him, valued st 4l8. Tbs
prisoner vas held IN ball for 50D to appear at the
Recorders Court this tet1u
, 1865-09-15

FRE1nn1s Sou1u.--We call the attention Of opr
readers having business dealings With the South
west, 10 the advertisement OF Mesers, Halliday
Iadmcr T. Co.. Of Columbus, ky.. in this issue.
These gentlemen have established relations OF the
first order ~ forwarding and commission mcr-
Chants. and are hantfcf agents for the Mobile and
OHIO railroad. Any hukip&st entrusted 10 ,heir ca1e
Will be promptly att aicd 10.
, 1865-02-16

GouaH on TEhpEEAxcE.-Spfte Of the m User
able Mcathcr last evening, B1yan uall was again
crowded to the ful!, with persons auzious to hear
the celebrated Cough lecture on his fayot1tc
,theme-Tempetarce.
report Of tie lecture is unnecessary. Few OF
thosc who would read such report hare failed
either now or On some former occasion to hear the
eloquent apostle Of cold wBter doctrines advocate
his poaition in thoughts that breathe and words
TINT burn with living fire. With tone aud gesture
Tint Mould yivily eren a dull argument Taking
other ground than Father Matthew, be has been
scarcely less blessed In his labors than the tcm.
pe1snce cvnngeltst- Through a long course Of
years he hae-Faul like-.reasoned on ''rlghteous-
ness temperance and the Judgment to come," On
the sinner against the laws Of his own nature, and
thous1nds have, like Felix, frembied under the
earnest eloquent advocacy Of the truth while hun
dreds hare yielded practical obedience to his die
tates. Even now, that temperance lectures ate
voted bore, and ut a time when Cough may rca-
sonably be expected to hare sald scores Of times
all lat he had to say that topic. his discouEses
have lost none OF their freshness, altr1ciyeness,
or power Hc ia greater today thln ever in the
temperance field Of 1abor-in his Hight ali Lesser
stars ETow dim.
with last evening Mr. Cough closed in Chicago
for the present lie will return N about two
wccke. and deliver couple more OF his in1mitable
lectures before the Young Mems Association.
, 1865-02-16

1stF, when In Chicago, was rnllroAdlng for soma
time; had Charge o. Work On the Northwestern
Kosd and also a ho tue erection Of
Shore Road. built depot On that ROAD about
eight uiles from the Chicago side OF Waukecan.
" Asay1R depot; dSpnt;aa DO Eoa mean ona q
way side ststionss
~. HaU-I shall not answer :Your questions,
sir, Unless you treat me as gentleman.
Tic Judge Advocate objected to the con.
duct Of the counsel as IN outrage not only
upon the witness hut upon the court, aud as
member Of the court he protested anaiDst
the style Of examination as Insulting In the
extreme.
Mr.. Asay said that the Judge Advocate at
the commencement Of the trial, asserted his
Willingness to forego one prerogatiye Of his
Office, and stand as the simple prosecutor Of
the accused on the part Of The eoyernment.
but now, forsooth, he stands forward with
dignity as "member Of the Court,'' He
properlyis the representative Of the UnIted
States prosecuting for life, and they OF the
defense, arc defending for life, SO In that re-.
6pect they we're quite equal.
Mr.. Assay had been trying to impcach the
witness be had already obtained sufficient
grounds for the basis Of an impeachment, II
such impeachment Was possible.
Mr. AsaE said that be had gone into detail
for good and sufficient reason which would be
made apparent.
Iltl7sss contfnusd-When I worked on the
Northwestern Road was engnged By my brother,
who was ind Is Master Mechanic and Supcrinten-
dent Of Construction on the road. worked on
TINT reed one seasop, and then went into Chicago
md built warehouse for. Mr.. Abbott, on tic
North Side, and worked generally at my trade for
seme months. then IVES engaged By contzac-
tor to euperintend the erection Of some buildings
on thc Lake Shore Road, after which was engag-
cd by the engineer Of the road. When returned
f1em st. Panl first vent 10 New York. md in 1863
returned to Chicago, where was engaged as a
general agent In the coal business. Among other
frms whom made arrangements with for the pur-
chase Of coal. WINS Robert Law q Co.
Ar. Asoy-Cnn you name another 1rm whom
you did business With2
a1r. Huz-At resent cannot remember.
Mr. As0y-Could you upon rcieetion2 il
Mr. Huit-Prcbably could. -,
.Mr. Asay-Pleaso reflect, then. =
The Judge Advocate suggested That as the
name Of Chicago coal merchant was Of such
might adjourn to allow him time to obtain the
desired Information. tLaughter.]
A member Of the Court moved to adjourn
until tomorrow morning ut Il O'Clock,
The motion was carried and the Co1rt ad-
journcd accordingly. HARR1E G. g..
, 1865-02-16
THE LAW COURTS.

Us1rED STATES CouR1s-B.fore Judge Drum
ssond.-Suits and suitors were minus quantity in
the United States Court yesterday, and Judge
Drunmoud adjoulaed at IN early hour without
t1ansacting my business Of importance.
CoNH15sloNEn,s. CouET--ReTore U $. G1ksn,ts.
ttonfT Hcyne.-The parties nrreated on Tuesday
for violation Of that section Of ihe Revenue Act
requiring stampa to be affixed to matches, ap-
reared ceiorc Commissioner uoync and compfo.
costs.
sr1EnIoR couE7-Effore J..dgs G3ry.-Ha-
worth ys CocArane. This cause va. On hearing
, 1865-02-16

VIII you call attention II tire case OF James s.
Schermehnrn, Of Sc1dwlch, De ke!b county, H.,
atcrgeant Of The 1s7th retimen', Illinois Volun.
tccrs, who was dangerously wou1d:d aad made a
cripple for life In the Assault o. Vicksbnrg. May
Randolph street. VIII Soma noble man or wo.
man, connected With the S.?It.:E o: Christian
Commission ell and see this worthy colder aa6
This Communication Is without hts knowledge.
Mr.. Lloyd hes generously E.Eeu him homo for
a few days at time, at several different times. q:
lowing him the use of the ladies' pa!lor, st much
well recommended BY the colonel Of lis regiment.
, 1865-02-16

On board stcnmeT s'Dfadem." !
The Stat OF Gen. Macarthur, Of the 18th Corps,
gave the General happy surprise this evening,
with preIent of very fine p.ir of gold ep1fa.
They I;e1o selectcd by c7pt- Kilboarne, Provost
Msrshnl, end presented in few brief remarks By
which the General replied in IN appropriate
speech. Mrs. Surgeon Fish, wife Of the Stat Sur:
geor, was pre:ent aud sccmcd ss much surprised
r. the General himself the whole affair was got
up on the spur Of the momeut while the aeet vas
waiting here to coal. g,
, 1865-02-16
NEW YORK n1IDNlGur DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the Western prtss.1
NEW TORE. Wednesday, Feb. Il
Railway share speculation dull aud heavy. At Stock
Exchange there WAS general decline IN stocks COT
e1nrnents very steady. Fair business In gold bcnds
Cumberland and Martpoea Coal and miscellaneous
SHIRTS State and Dank stocks and railroad bonds dull
at yesterdays prices. Gold room depressed by re.
ported successes OF Sherman. Large exports and low
price Of Sterling Exchange and ospcctive large
ccrs Of Cotton also operate agninst Tho Gold market
Excess OF money In market. Some lo3us made at Avc
per cent, Echange nominal.
Petroleum stocks active, Sales Of Empire City at
$500; Ge1man,A SIC: En1ckerbocker si.1o: Oceanic
$50; E5nd Farm $4.90; Tack $3.50: u. s. se5. 80;
Buchanan Farm u 80; Excelsior Sll.95; Cherry Run
0tc. Petroleum market quiet. Crude Arm at s335lc
On tpot: refined quiet but rm at 6'@6se for bonded
and 679GSc for free. About 150o paid out daily
on money o:dezs from New York post Office.
LATER.
at Gallaghe1's Evening Exchange: New York Cent
1iS; Erie ~; Hudson 1oTx: Re1dng 11s5<; Ill1uos
Genital 1ls;s; 11:taburg s4; Eock Island 9,; North.
we.tern s. Go preferred OK; Ohio and Miss. cssets
27A; Cumberland SIX; Aaripo.a 1s11.
6tocks STEADY. Gold stcady-atter c.lt at eoiK.
, 1865-02-16

MIS- II. FaEsett takes this method Of thanking
The officers snd men generally, Of Camp Douglas,
for the eenflcmenly and court:ons treatmcat Of
Messre Watson md Walker, {of his Photographic
to1p.) tnd tor the facilities afforded them ior til
taking Of several Interesting views md groups Of
the ctup with it1 6 uafd and prisoners.
, 1865-02-16

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago THbune.1
ST. LOFTS. Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1855.
TonAcco-Qutct. Sales stens at &i+so; gsecn and
damaged lugs Mt s6os@18o factory ugs at s. 7a9925
planters DO At s11 os@ 1900; common shipping leaf at
*1i-25Gs17a5; medium DO 1t tis 25@2l.25; good and
nne do ut $276a5ae.s 80; common and medium planu
lactarns leaf at rs 0os3ioo good ditto at $35259
1880 4 100 rs.
FLouE-Dn1l. Sales extra at s. %. aud supanao
at $6.G0.
GnA1s-Whest- Bales poor at 81 GO; good At 5s.oo;
white ut 81 IS 2 bu, sacks returned Corn declined
Sales mixed at 8; white at u 20; do At t1l7 : bu
e:cks included. Oats dull Sales ut Soc q bu. sacks
iuciuded.
Wu1sKT-solfs Of Is brs in two lots at q % n gal
, 1865-02-16

before jury al day yesterday. No verdict had
been rendered at the adjournment Of the court
The action b to recoFer the value Of vnise md
contcpts alleged to have been lost while in the
custody Of the defendant the landlord Of the
Arctic House Of this city
CoCSTT CouEr-Bgore Judge Brddo.u.-Cece-
lia Won Bosesrap was yesterday appointed gua,dI-
m OF The Won Boscamp minors on bond OF S1,4 400
The estate OF Austin Hyncs wss yesterday de-
clnred settled. and Mary H5nes, the guardian OF
Sarah A. and Mary uynes, authorized to mortgage
The land belonging 10 her wards far $500.
The Circnft and Recorders Courts were not in
In either Of the courts Of record in this city,