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Emigration from E,,.rona

MEN YoRK, Aug. 10.-Latc fo7elen n,ner,
SNOW that rush Of enIgrlnts TO fhIs c5nn,
UT, from Northern Europe, ia settlns- In viii
more than usual vehemence. 15,06O -Pojca
afe making arrangements With the 9giss 9
Sta,s government Tor transportation to The DATED
nnat snes: From Norway, the exodus Of The
great as to excite the fears Of narties ~" Z"
1e tc!med throughout Europe. who fint
!Eat Napoleon ID preparing to take nm the
MeX.can question on his own acc oun !. a. snon
us Nax1Mtll1an returns to Austria. ~oN
, 1865-08-11

TORNADO NEAR BLooxISGroN.-Tba
Bloomington Paragraph says violent tor.
nado passed near that city on Thursday even.
iDg last. 4 brick house occupied By III.
Day, 2 mile ana half east Of town, had the
yaies, when it struck the side Of stahts
and made q complete wreck of both stnhiaa
and roof. The gable walls Of the house Tina
left UNPROTECTED. were blown down, aud the
second door crushed through by the WeIpbt
Of the bricks. Very fortuna tely, none of ihe
nAdo stems to have struck The earth At tbis
point, snd then receded, as nothing but ths
house and stable were triurpd. 1'
, 1865-08-11
The WARM south aw...

NEW foRk, Ang. 10.-The steamer sa1aa;r
bsnes news from the Rirer L. Plata In Jnna
@9th, giving an account CT @ severe naval en-
gseement between The Brazilian fieet and
e1sht Paf3enaJan steamers and fioatinr hst. hi.
ts. tefses. which took place June 1lsh at Ria
PaIana. The greatest bravery was sisn,aVsa la 1xs5
Gn both sides, and the slaughter vas iear}ai
Inc F!ctoey was claimed the Brazilians.
Inc town Of San Borja, on the rIyer Ira.
enay; was captured By The ParaCuayaus. VIM
Put the tntire Brazilian garrison to death. &'
, 1865-08-11
Gen. Grants skepurte,t Onfn3o.
on Mexico.

NE" 1oEK, Aug. ia Quebec dIsnatc1
says: While hero Gen. Grant spoEe Wifhont
reserve to several persons on The sI.T1cans
question, He said that he had placed nne -
hundred thousand men on the Rio Grands oe 10
an army Of observation, and that the French
tbeq @qa cbonse naxs 70 1nt e1Te McKee, Peacea5y
The situation Of Mexico Sc Iookea neaH reused:
one which had been created by the rebeI1ion
and the rebellion would really not be nva.,
come until Ma1imlllian was CON pe1leJ ~ ~ y.
part, and the Mexican people allowed !" ~ os as:
1aas gan,za g1ys5nnent without foreign inter-.
.gFeaee Mith ni3 5egaId to the relations BE-
not think tho present friendly State vonfd ud
De disturbed. unless complication en- sra1 J,1 nv
reason Of EDgland's mixing heraelS nn-WIth
Franco IN the Mexican question W WALL
, 1865-08-11
The Washbur1,e Fami.~.

We learn from the Boston Journal that the
family gathering Of the venerable Israe]
Washburn, Of Livermore, Me-, took nlace
week before last, at the residence nf Tho !
gentleman, Elk Of his seven Sons beinp nrc..
ent, as follows: Israel Washburu, j.. Ex.
Governor Of Maine and Ex-M C.. eth, p
MazaouIn' n. C., Of Galena, ILL.,; Cadwa1la.
DER =. "ashbuEn, Ex-M C. from Wisconsin
ard Major General Of United States Volun-
'eeTs; Chas. a Tashburn, Minister at Pam
gray Agesnon s., formerly merchant in
Boston, at present cashier Of bank In Hal.
lowell; and VIM. D. Washbusn, Surveyor
General, Minnesota. Il1Inolsans will not
need to be told that this is good family stock
when they recognize among them the name
Of the excellent Representative Of the Third
Congressional District,
, 1865-08-11
TAXING TIE STATE FAxa.

Ills cunent1y reported that the Common
Council Of Chicago has taxed the State Ag-
griculturl Society five hundred dol1are, in
the way Of a license, for the privilege oghold
ing its Animal Fair in this city. This report
is wholly untrue. The Fair is to be on the
grounds Of the Chicago Driving Park Asso-
c!ation, aud these grounds are nothing more
nor less than q raee-track, open to trials Of
speed many tin;es year. That, us race.
track, these grounds should pay license
fee, nobody will dispute. Such fee has
been exacted and If the Fair had been held
three hundred miles Away, the license would
have been no more nor less. That's Ill there
is Of = tax imposed on the Agricultural So
clety for the privilege Of exhibiting its biz
bul's,> fat sheep and monster pumpkins in
Chicago. So let the fabrication die right
here,
, 1865-08-11
Gen. Gust zr5s TeXAx EXptdlk[on-IIlA
order Tor F1oggloE ths Hummers.

Uf0fF Tor E1OEE11E 1de 8ummerBs
A letter f1om the 18th Illinois cavalry, at
Alexandria, La, July cd, speaks ofgreat
discomfort among the soldiers at being kept
In the field, and more particularly at Gen.
Custas's severe dtcipline preparatory to the
great Texas ride upon which the command
were about to start, The men were receiv.
irg only ratlons Of hard tack and salt pork
In the midst Of luxurious vegetation; and
ct ct ct this great abundance Of nature they
had ten Won: to supply themselves, when
10! Gen. Custar threw q bomshell into the
camp In the shape Of a general order forbid.
ding such "depredatIons," and providing
that
Every violation OF thts orde, viii receive
delays Of CouItmarshal, snd their ImpEacticabIl-
tty when the cominznd Is unsettled, II 1s hereby
ordered that sny enlisted man cf ihls command
datious upon The persons or property Of citizens,
pW hape Ats ht19 shared, and In addition, will
retet!e tEent,;hge 1.shes well lald on: TINS
Pasa ~ 1o Il II e. dso s
,h's command, who is charged with the e1ecu.
ton Of this order, 80 far as lies In his power
s e. Gsss as o 7o@s1s @ osf spe 81 t
fails to report to these headquarters the 1ames Of
thoee persons violating IT, WI! be at once arrest
ed and bis name forwarded T. The proper authoti-
army. The Commanding General Is we'll aware
tbst the number Of those upon whom the enforce
nent Of this order will be Necessary will be aall,
He IL also confident that those sho entered the
service from proper mo Ives will see the ueees.
mtg for strict compliance with the requirements
Citizens Of tbs surrounding country arc e1snest-
II Invited to furnish to these headquarters any
, 1865-08-11
"onted-A Railroad Convention.
-....--. DARLINGTON, Wis Aug, Z.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Wnl Jon follow up your recent article on
Railroad FIeishts, By calling Convention at
Chicago, {say tbs first OF sep!ember} The
whole Northwest are being robbed By these
gigantic consultations, and unless the peo.
PIE arouse themselves our farms are wprtt, .
half The value Of soma kinds Of grain tn
deliver them In your city. You could not
serye the people In any other way as we'll. or
lay them under greater obligations to yon.
than BY Tentilatlng these railroad e1tortions'
The recent Convention held at Detroit was of
small moment compared with this. Ca51 a
Convention, then. and we will fill your city
from cel1er to gartet. We will come In tfo,;.
eands, and take some measures to reliera
ourselves from these tntolerab1e burdens.
Truly yours, FRElour.
, 1865-08-11

We had Intended TO add Sons Aaseuaents IN resard
- ts probable yelo In this country, uns Tho length
Of th,s ar1eIe fotbds the execution OF fh4t design
Wemty rem.Ik. howeyeT tna., a.. wnoie, he crop
prumises to bs ia Aboye ihe a,trase. laiRa pais
.! he sheas 4 .iEe+dy ent and tNith shs .SceRi,a
where 10 much r2l1 hRs preyNlsd) Is fn very dua
condition. Corn plomisssA ane crop. Unless 4ta1-
ulnaiy adverse n1uenees, and never looked better.
feftsi1ly, the cation hiss Eeasor to BE- gsateill to
bentncent Providence faf soch tswA5d xtyen 70 the
, 1865-08-11

1.3O U. $. NOTES
JULY aHRIHa.

sEcoNO NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO
of FL y! a5desa from dealers tor the psssoas.a
fofe allowed "' ~ sHo s10A hastto-
~ a. ths osoottrns tns subscribing has pss. v. "a,
~ 'on8ef feSlte 70 aya per cent TxoJes. cnrss -
p*s Aoo 41H3t4s N ? JEuc1s Of ofds-x. -
Ecw. r r7urp.u IA R1la, P,esldaas
, 1865-08-11

l
/ Aue sefefe storm which preYs,,ed $50
.T..a-r 1a RAILROADS that but nes1,e m .",.
sa 10 reach The yards sodav ~.
sp's ase. therefore, but aaout - A1 NJ, ~
mora rettt3cted than Il nm,, a 1s osen
fnd IL oeen mostly confined to INA nn,n
nom sssefdaJ. and Of thess lar, ,-csss..s oFef
solo. n neaoserce Of prime stoct. bns.s. soa "sse
ter ptices 1ultd than vas eener.11 oe cassie. bet
day. For medium, DIR and good cs,,. s yeseer'
100 n mora we1e paid to dry than ,..,.e,a1c Ia1c 2eF
ess. however. ahould bear In mind ,h.t ~ orov-
na oak solslJ to tbs fsituzs Of ,at. "
aud 1hs yards again peceme fuu, dealer, ~ ~
4 rtsclon. Aoak iors
1hers aas oetn fl inquiry to day to, ,to.& a,.
and gaodty number havs bean so,a. c,n,"as'
butchesS Cattle have sl1o bean IN 70 1annss aoh
We afe lnto1msd that tho pforsr,. r1rta1 81
3Ards, having been merged With tha u,Jo, o.se,
| Yards and TEaoait Company" arc 10 dav rIo..d ek
pa9atofy 70 pelnG removed to tha now 1ocasto, ~
mencs. "'SN 'ooa CON-
DroTe's md others living along TIM In. ~ 4,
hoftnFestsfn railroad can now bt,l THAR ,.,.s -
sny 1a1d IN The city which thy uon7 RI ~. ~ -
de.ivss1 OF The itock BY this road to the dls,.rt
gsrca has already commenced s'uettat
The tales to-day have bean A fol1o,.,
CATTLE sALks TODAY.
aHxKXA1 1Axps
u Ads%s 2 tod Davis head srse,., aye..s,-
A9,nsso'a Davt.s neaa stees .ve,az,no -,
'e'a White Il had Cow, averaging -.
:a Aa.u3, .oia ob:ndcrG % he.d Indian, s..e,, -,
s = se, oosadoFa % head stecr, ayer,ztnr
e,os;st =. a..ax, .old Spencer hs,a cov
Al Is: sS 'ola sd head. .ver.s1as LIS.
GE.as s1!d ks@ee: !, head Coz. At ~ 70 s..d
sTG.f,sinE ~ ~. Il % g, 1'"a kooa afsers,
a:.sfs g. :;' ?se' n head Steer.
s -, ss1sa:f = Z soa Spencer 70 heaa Cow.
asPk'9: ;ola G,llsts co ,d sssers 4,s,,e,..
strong sold Husss 81 head, Ayessz,,p o., -.
~ 1sls y. Rseres so7d - 1shssd Hlsse.,. .,e,,
S.qep sod fasatrsns 10 head. s.srsxtuz On
Aosus sold cFuu II aead. averaging l.osl .. At
eggs E!dstdes sold ai.lets 100 ns,a f.,r MI.
sss9artss s9o Is s's, s,dEn so,d HsuRasEaa he.1 Cow,
c9Ssy q 4. h1astdzs sold c.um head, a,o
ii psuae = sald D1uama7 Is htad. a,ssse.oz
Cooley E!dr.dx. sod G,l,..s :, b,,.+,- ,u"
'ock s;esls avslszing s7 ns, ii sas as'' f' nnot'
x1e11oAs SOUTHERN YAxps,
,erssiuH ,9aoFy so!a r. Alexander u nsad stec
q 50 q 1sfg 4 sosd o.isy 10 had Cows avesar
,.eIn1 J. st!sltT % .eia nad Steer. and
aSksI sela poaavla hesa ss.er,. averaging
tTalcott I'D A1ez.zdez Il head, ay...x,,a a,a M,
!! pr Sc so1t Gordon 10 head ssesrs averaging
sH1s Is :o's ssss. ~,
e s. s,F1 r ss tSa Hughes head Heit., .ysrsr
inE e. ss5s e. p hesd Cows ana Hee,s AVER
xoHT wA1sx xAxps.
of.11. Ha5atl Co. ro!d Rnola Co, Il hrss
Spkpldfnr 49, I nj
, 1865-08-11
4 Wife,s Sudden and TERRIBLE r.
FtDXt.
fEroro fha Pnef1nu AQo1{trn1J

Il farmer Of Randolph, Wisconsin, list
week took pretty girl With him to the cir
Gus. His wife Immediately went to the drug
etsts and bought some arsenic, which he'put
into pie. Her husband ate 1t ths next day
for dinner, and at night was dead man. H:s
wife Is now In jail at Aachlsuo. !,
, 1865-08-11
DE-. BURROUGHS.

IA
t,cn f.[ r ~ ~ .>sn nei aepa sulumo' neommun.ca
nnsse. t...s ~ .'a " aus u'f, N "nca ne dis
~ IT,. 80 s'au1po"t. saas Unfortunate
cr,s srddan sns 1...1.os a oesan In ms ofoth
~ haro sat ~. -, ., uea11. ct feade':
49, -, ~, .oes ~ .nels tntefess IN ths
| nae.a- x.. "1a AeH WILL P'easafe #ast The
W. r. Srs.t
=, .rh;,t 1,a.sa - D,, S.see - ,esa1o 10 toe way
m 4hs -, -a.s s.T Aes"4 y pfou"eeo
eTc,e,on. =. 49,. .s ssa .s =, efasu'es aad
donht n jndca wr,,s 6, as..,..,. ~ .eson ~
testimony At ,11 was ra,,.-Mues saeii us
oI great 1ecar ,,n1,o1,sa:. aa II
nrot,ahly cn,minated r. ,rass nas
de:d man whose 7ne.,s ~ -. ~
justification d{ed ,rf+h ~, T1. s auu
honor or American in-1sn,rssr efs 80 ~ e.s
str,ons1v enonnh -ooDaa1..aa 49, nsu -
NJ The tis1 thet +bs+ rar,,1. ~ .as 1esoie
hv n. meena At 1h,,1, ~" p"N.a 10y 4eaeaeo
ana that M. s15eo.a rnr,,,1st1aa ~ go. 10
NAV he.ernfs,red srrs1 I1,. - ~ tAu :. is11L's
"a fbc nnh,,c,s ont,.ssa ssnsa ~ ~ ~ a - oue
tb.t H. Jndee rbo a. ~ ns. " ~ ussscy sasa
the nrart;ce nf wh,c., 49, ue..f. - -...WN. .s ~
vEre rnTltv s,ou1a ~ c.11sa ..,as 4.sos5s
fr,bSf,h Ha,r d;sr-sss ~ ~ ~ 80" 70 e.
ssoe ~ ~: a.as...s ss a., ~ S - p.otss
~ - 80 4o,a.stas -. ~ ~ '"e 'e1e1 9''on4o
+. T. 80. ~ sa...s,..- -.
mas.s - s..ss.. .. s.as..a! W uut p1esenl
~. 49, ~ a.1s1na ~ ~ Ae ~, nut,
~, ,,o--.,.,sa ~ rons,.,. = s.a. 80 .ssa saou'u
por-cnohss 1a++sre .ro..a ~ .nss.
'oo.a,
, 1865-08-11
COMmERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, A7c. 10,
1ne following summary shows the movement
Il produce and pfu7isIona during tha n,at 81
hours, compared with tic no.amea, tor u same
tlme last year: $.
, 1865-08-11

LDMBEE-Rserlyed, slo N; shicped so N. Aas-
ket firm snd active SAles were:
CtrKo tehE. scov1tle, from AusxeEon, leo m food Il
at1Its balance boards 4nd 21is II &l5.0. BY Fart
Maxwell: cargo schs- Gordon, from kalamazoo. 50 N
sttirs balance well asscrted prime, At 9t6 ". BY
Bc.ch: fargo schr Oneida chiet. tscm Canada, IS N
at s4eoo for lint clear, $500 for second. se5 for
CONNIE snd $50 for calls By Brewster; cargo schr.
EGG. esaJ, ncn An.kegon, X st,ipa, balance mixed,
at s15 %, bY Morton; cargo JENNA Bell, % N do, a.
815.5e, By Morton.
sHlNalES-Recetyed. IS N shipped. l,0,l n. Mar.
1et ntm. S.leswere:
CSr1o sctr. Gordon from KAan AGO. 80 N sawed
4. At Il GO; 100 N saNed 4, to asrlvo from Gtand
Haven, 1T u 50.
, 1865-08-11

A@SaAoA4'1 sa.s aug. I, lo9o,
upon us since the. unceremonlous aud inaliv
deserved fate OF the election Was pronounced.
Young men, citizsns, ecem to feel 1t a ilu:y
incumbent upon them to assault and waTlaY
every colo1ed man; while the older h5ads
universally have adopted the plan Of fight
frE our sold!erg, at the zane time Kissing
into their ears the bitterest denuncIstions ot
the nj Ero.
The mest stringent orders Of Gen. Terry
arc inadequate to meet the cases Of growing
abute, cxecnied. as they are, By soldiers ut
terly deEoid OF every principle OF patriotism
and morals. Among the volunteers the
greatest dlendectton exists consequent upon
poor rations, progerbfslly worse than snch
as were distributed m the trenches, and less
wholesome than those distributed to the cit
lars. In not being paid of. sir and eight
mouths pay due, no qusrtermasters' stores
to draw, and dubious expectations IN not
being mustered out, they are found willing.
in the hands Of bad and dlsloyal men, who
ply the whisky freely, to undertake and exc.
cute most any job.
Three distinct orders have been Issued from
headquatters since the removal Of the Hal
leck-Ord reign, the first looking to the equal
rights Of citizenship and property in eve
police Of soldiers, allowing them ffiy cents a
day extra out Of the city treasury, and hold
irg each m.n personally responsible for ali
outtRges on his best third, prohibiting the
selling Of liquor to uniformed men. and ex-
cluding from the streets all soldiers not prop
erly p ovidtd with passes, For season these
resolutions hare had a wholesome effect. but
ultimately. the la1ity Of Provost Marahals in
following mp inGngemfnts on these orders
and bringing the cnlprit to punishment, hss
eMboldened the men, and the venom Of &c.
, 1865-08-11

@ A South Carolina colored man Bent
to Liberia in 1862 and began regular sugar
plantation, This year he will sh}p 100. 900
pounds Of the saccathtne commodity, Il
isn't color, but pluck and enterprise that
achieve these things.
, 1865-08-11
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETAR u.

/ 1HcRspAH EVENING, August 10. 1853,
49, .ae return Of clear, cool weather has lsssened
Ge speculative demand for Produce, ana nrtcss
to-day h4rc ss-cltned quite materially. Flour Va.
d.m, and winter gra:s.. advanced l5e1a9c par b1l.
"heat deelihed 4l1c per bG.-hsi. Com and oats
We, were ssesdy. Barley slvaaced - - ger babel
HRhwiues RULED nrner. PrayfsIona wsfs ex.
ueme1y dull, and Mesa Pork declined Al 90 psr
tairtl. S' F7'
There wss considerable activity In the rnon.v
mafkef. md although there Is notb1u1 Ike p,rtr.
pebeg ielt' the baaness In the h1rks a:a toleyab,
wen employed. Owing 10 tia uncertainty "a to
Nfsn The Government my draw On the N.t,op.l
Hs!fs, there Il not much di.po9ition ON tba n,rt
OF Hnkeis to loan balances duo the Treasury De-
pftmcSt, AID this tends to render ths money
makes ehsde closer thin it otherwise would be-
SUI there IL TO d'dicusiy experienced Ia GETTING
eoodpsper discounted It 10 per cent Der aannm:
but siecnd and third class namca arc driven tn ie
stfeet where tas rates are 1@1lc per. cent ptr
month.
Extern Exchange IL till in Limited supply and
The market ia firm At par buying md 1-1o psem,uu
selling. Some Of the bankers had to expre.s
TitasnfJ notes to-dsy to meet their drafts;
Goldopsned IN Nsw York to-day At 1881 and
R1adudlJ Weakened. and e1oled at 4:9o m. IL |
1871. Tbs following are the quotatioas tela. |
, 1865-08-11

rnFRRR-
nv Az, ~ tsn aad Tho mAs1es raI.a n11pef rsa
G.es .s:. !. ,saa.. ne ia.ss;
Eo HI Fo 1no4 70 ''.'''.'.'.s..............E an
ho ROD % ps11':. IN
sSioa. aaet*:ion,:s sosa falii1 ssa7s axss: i
Ta:iass''
sttN3s....' q
fiSYy .s;.;:...........::....:..M u 2
tS.tot tsack -o.4es *ese' to7s coaIse u
CIT a:t'sM5e: ~. .arp'y I. x,od .aa sr,ce,n..t,nn
10 DC coun,rt -, - . II 1c 10 osts \, !c Asd
~Est j, .,ee. .es,,s ..a ,,;,.,
1oe, asd ,ashs. du 4 ~ ArtL1s sre Il xaod
HIS 'o IT. S14 sr Nv Yo,f p.a "
| eeuste: oa'o. ateeks ara iunninE Ta11 lov.
T' 7.
et.ee Apples: = hi. il..n ........','s, 'ncs1
F1ench Lem "a q
Or1narI n nev v*s..'.-'............:... ssis a
Seses Eas none Y 3
IN tu1 o3ee....,,...,............ Lsa5foi'
isi P:isd 6s, Mts Tosk Asoles. IN II a,u
Reseats. pea.ad S...:..::.:...:.:... ~ ~
cas4,s. % 1s2ssa esoss i a;ifst;::..,s e
roxMsx .r.'''''''.''s rsurr "a
8sataa =. ia5ss4 po1. nav. ev.........,,,,,. -.
E1tr.1;. S1 so1 o1.nav.........-..... eS5ss =
1.R FisMmrhs Esasia sst,:. b.. HsI..
aaa,tnr At y ~! a ~ p, Mott deae,s sTa
y e 7ae faes ~ xd. III uaf,o,, n ,ow
CAS- ehsnre NJ ~ M9p1sMois. otaer Varieties 10 Wsa-
Ws,tenta. m ~ quo1o:
WWs;tea.s So ~ 81 b1............-......a.s 1a
f.ouf, No. hf ~ osa'-'-..'... -~~.... s@ So
tEoat HS~ n atos!...:................. os!. 10 s
NecEerri Nd ~ ~ ". .ooN'-',......... 47x
assksFs asksFs ;.Tss s4gs 1ai :ai Ill i:1.: u oA
- ~ ssst. exsEa mess, y III ,.,'."" S;s
, 1865-08-11

tnts Of . bales at sea0esc for western. Ner
1ofk dops are numtnal 1t about N0tac.
aae dfoce.y market il actiyo and Ill leading
ncc!eo are quits drn3. suguss afe in better sup
Ply ano steady tor ali grades except Po,tland A
Al, Wh1eh are ie lower Codse Il In good reques
and nkneF, owing to the more active demaud II
New aofx' There Is no change In values- Sy
1ups arc eteaoy ano ntueF. aNeratus Is le tt2her
SODA Is lc higher md quits active. Tesa are
frmsr With an Upward tendency On choice Y.,,e
Hes.
Tallow Was quiet but dru1. At 1t5Alae, Hith
light sales Of sountJ 1t tho inside figure,
The Salt market Is ateady, with ssles OF aue a,
sass delivered. Cargo lou Of dne are nom Il,
At s.. tTGs 20 anoat. Coa,.c p1-kiny S,lttono
dsga} Ia in demand, with salcs ol 91,COo bra ,t
$3.50 afloat, to arstEe.
The Wool market is drra, but only mode,ate,v
active, with sales Of II, 600 ms good fleece atsc
a0o0 bs not quits 20 good, At 5ilc; md 5000 =, !,
tnb.Washed 1t 7Dc.
Ths following dispatches wero read to-day, on
Change:
BUFFALO. Aug. TO-
q, Reee!pt-Co1n, $4,000 bu. The,t dull md en-.
91act a. a. isSSs9e Oats, Csc. Ftngnts, 15e fox
SW YoRk. Aag, 10.
cd,H F!osr - 1saSe @ better. Whest quiet at 31.s1,
"a - 49, Cot3 aCllFe Al B3E, EUtE heAVT
ss *S:a 1at9 aet.ve and better, 1t 3iic, wis:
LA5kh-@Flour heavy At x8.B@7. 10. Wheat
neafy At Fl .99f 49, Corn hrns pt9Ic' f,.ts arm
At @ic; = P95k loHes md cnll, at sSss5 VI Wis., %
LATER.
There was fair attendance last evening A. ~.
board Of Trade Evening Exchange, md tha r,.,.
k& exhibited considerable animation. and m -
vance OF 1GlSc On the closing pr4c. On ,Cbsn-a ~
The aggregate sales were 6AoQ0 bu.he,s -
q. .279l.Ta for regular, closing .ather usss - -
81 :7i. 'e1sss as
ether grains were couparatiye!yneelected. n,
NO. Corn 15,coo bushels changed h1nds At nv.
There were no sales Of No. :, though sstc w.:
I'D. W. "'a
Dispatches wrre received tom New Yo,t "a
,oEtine the opening price Of gold at III. and tha
losing rate at LII. -A %Do
During the afternoon the msrket becsua n,,.+.
led and ran down as low As FLAX. but snhss.
uently rallied to S1.sa. 3'o'
The Gales list night we're ~ fo1]ov,.
AIEs At BOARD or TRADE EVENING xvcu,.,,
Gold
, 1865-08-11

1fso, ~hnt Is there In onr e1,cum stnncr. ,b1c7
teres tc roor a,mspg, and in theirs to cooi
= fa1nirc. We seaiu co,r from the Ohfa ~
+. mort: ~'~
"Ttc p,ne.5,n st.t.. +-r,v, =,
OF 191,tUn,co0 bushels Of wheat fen.,.. 80 :.
: Peters corn tcng varieties Of wte.tl sycrsv,nr
81 tnsbes per acre. France produce. ~ an M
: Lnfhele Of waea1 averaging Is buthels per xc,e
: M .ne,s no oooo' ton the fasm-r In Ohio
~. 1nd.sd,.,. - s. ~ pas ch:drate 1t bttser,
vh1rc rcceess.y. snd s1S,-s ~.a1le plo'. oae lime
Etahle zsnprs p1odueea ~, =. ss ase oi ~ the
preeurts would b fplIy a. err,t ~ ras saas tne
ttsn With the present system. A9A s1ea'e''
"FEoM tho statement already made II e.rt,,r,v
npole - pfoduce Is bushe1s Of wheat p.r
s~ar.aa ~ =, 49, tasookhout the State II the
per sc1.> ths .aa - ~aeas alo produced ss bushels
:eeoo.Wo bushes I1%a ~ p.oaos1 s.7 you'd bs orsr
ea,sss,6s1 bnthe!s,} Crons NJ nj. n'ss 49, onay
would permit complete syetem OF rotsaon sns
AiloH'ng 10 ne pnttued-she fertility Of The soil
assea rssetsea, a.a .ae maSnai labor not any more
Thasa 'aa saaaastiess - tese :.
-ots.In. as "s - .l., - 1Aso1 o1 smau ftrms,
.as athsn ness - t*liu"ing' @desdraining
:. .e 49, haza es9 ,.oeS =! ,1atlng Engaiah farm
| 1ns' u4'e oesA. !, 1aoe ano reiterated until
80 .n.I At :. - w on''ea states Is familiar
Win lhen IN theory, and yet manifests an.
p'cme contempt for them in practice. VIZ,
because he knoNs that he has not rot -.
Efelshman's Market and until he gets tb,a
he cannot successfully Initiate the Fna,s.4'
man's farming. Every farmer must farm ~
cording to his market. Give him the Fno7t.t
market, and he Will gire you Eoelisb fsr@
tng, which In single century seItun1as -.
Wheat crop per acre. Give him the parara.@
market, and he will become mere pa,s9nsy
shepherd and herdsmau, though he h,ra ~
Inc mteuteence Of an Illinois wheat orouas
Indeed, the more intelligent hs is. the mor.
readily Win he adapt himself to h1s ms-sat
whether 1t carries his age backward ~ ~
ward. But mere paper suggestions ore r.
The main, worthless, 50 1oog as every Wss,.
etn farmer knows that with the ,narlet ha
now has, he can Ecrape more money fron, en
acree than from 90, and more from 60 th,,
from IA As to letting land lie fs1low
one might as well ask the adoption of the
Jewish lava sabbath Of rest ma
year III seven. The genius of tbr Az
Rnd the rate OF farmers domestic c,nensa-
Tor clothing his family, educating hIs o1,n
dren, &c, and the real burdens he Is nnaa-
for fre'ghts and intesest, ,donot admit or .nsh
policy. The rezy mischief Of retroefade
ti,e nv for,nsr No - t,,aa 49, ~ - mas II ooes not leave
,,xo,-. 49,. "a VI lAooE to I'M ! !
s:.,s 4pon ~. Ae IL constantly In the con- 1
o1I'on OF lne u1snman, Who, while his i,ora. 1 I
wHs running away with hin. var aakea .trh-
be didn't let eo.n stat ~ q, - 'As
I. ta9t1 ~. ~ 49,. ~ 4u2tn lie,
~ -. 49, ~ ea4 ~ ~ uoao on" SO the
western farmer that should be asked to fa,-
Low lbs land, or farm forty acres Instead ~
eighty. Yould answer that II r,a.,1 t.
1o ~ reo+ IT, .-... 49, ue EoA1o