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, 1866-04-07

Especial Despatch to tbs western Associated Pse,s
NEW YoEK, AptuS.
oo1p.
Gold eioaed to-day a. NIX.
| MONEY.
The demand for money Is active. and tbs supply At
| ? cent IL ample.
TIE STOCK xxcHANdE-
The Stock Exchange has been dscusslng the subject
Of the Michigan Southern INJUNCTION Today, and
speeches were nade tor md akainht the action The
Second Vice fzesldent, Ia buying tbs stock WA
| tained-
Fk1cxs u1 sTocxB.
New Tork Central. seH; Etie. e: Hudson River.
1oeH CaiesEo Rock Island. 1lsA Michigan South.
esr, 81: Cleveland Ptsbu1s, s9K Fort NaYne 50 =:
Ohio d Alaeissippt Certificates, 4s.
FrTHoLErE sTocKs.
fpetrolenm stocts weTe heavy and lower. Eales Of
rrchapaa 1t &c: Allegheny, saoo; Gil Crcek, sc;
Ifths1e, $3.50; Shade kiyer, &C; UcIted States,
sio,oo.
Mining stocks steady Atlantic, &4.oo; Dowuevile,
&c; Hope. Soc; Quartz ELL. si.to; Smith r4rme,ee,
At the New York Dry Gooda Exchange the following
report IL made Of johoeza' prices today:
Brown snee.iDss- Indian Head, &c; Pttaoeld, &C;
Shawmut, 2ic.
Bleached shrtinRs -Rates. soc; do, BB. Sic; Lang
don. &c.
Prints -Me.slmac, #. &c: do, D, .1c; Wsmsu..a.
IKE.
Delatne%-Maueheste4, 2aHc: Pacific. :2xc,
Ginahams-Lsncastes, &c; Hartford. 7lXc.
Canhncs-Washington lsc; Victory, l7c.
! slleeias-C1intou, 3cc3 Lonsdale. &C.
Canton Elhnnela-Laeonia. F, Sc; Nsahna, 27c.
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibune.1
| C1NctSSAT1. April 6.
FInuH-stcady. Sales OF choice superrpc ut
$3.50.
GnAEs-Wheat, best grades, scarce aud nE1. Corn
dnla; sales Of No. mixed 1t Ste. Oats dull kud
lover. with eAes Of IN &c. Iye nominal. ps-.
iry at low rates. with s4les Of prime sp.ug
State 1t &c, and No. fA,l It 500.
CorToS-Eegltcsed.
/ wH1sxKr-nettn s1lts 1t 377e.
PHoy1sloAs-Duli and weaker. Sales Of country
meas pork 1t *7soos city il held at $3.50. Bacon-
Jobbtnk At IKE, Bulk meats weak. With sales of
shoulders at 11 and sides n 13 loose. Lard IL more
freely offered with sacs Of 2ov t,erccs city at sc
MonKT-Modesately easy. Exchange very 1rta.
, 1866-04-07

PHILHARMONIC MA1NEk,-The Philharmonic
Society gives tta third grand matinee today lt
Beethoven uall, crosby's Opera House. The fl.
os'9s Ss3,a s5ss!fnt !, @Oa
2. Luna Polka lty requesn BY p5slow.
5. AlleeEetto from BeethoEents Eighth Sym
!, Ala from Flotow's "stradeli.," by Nj. e.
seo'vsi s. Wsi,z
t. Fantasia on themes iron, "slctllan vesper,,"
2, Pauss'e Polka Mazourka.
8. Romanxa from .'Dsme Blanebe" (Roblr
A1air.l Mr. Ed. Shuttle.
o. Hungarian Waltz.
Col WooDs 3frsEuA.-LAst evening the comedy
OF The Game Of Love was presented 10 4 good
house at The Museum 1t IL a play oi very ilrely
manner as last night one which never ati. ID pease
The eane ptece at the Ma1tnee to-day. In the even
,pe ths eoedy ef. n!sek shetp xill etzeu ~
Is announced On The bills for Monday.
hcvtcKEAb TnH4TRE.-Mr. Charles Dtl!on't
''Besphesot," which 10 undoubtedly The be.t per
s91at1on be has Jet given here, was repeated las1
Night to tnll house. II fAnything It vas Improved
On the eecona reading. and eaye unboundca satis
!aetton: ihts AFTERNOON AE; Dillon appears Ia the
AcAnExS or Mrs,c,--The skin ! Gaylord Min,
stfels nase recently added some new features to
thclr already excellent enteftafnment. and &hetl
snccess eecms to be on the Increate. The house IL
nightly crowded with elzhted audiences, and thg
sssae sn ,1aoe gasy q as sas eoS s@e1;
sing feats Of Harry Leslie Is a good lem IN the
bill fare, and to ksy nothing OF the clog dancing
duoed ae nigh, note ihs excellent tenor sngtns Of H
Nj. H. Mortimer whose ballads IAll 10 receive
hearty encore, and that Of Mr. Peestwick who ID
also great iayor1te with the pa&Fous Of the
SEATING CARNIVAL days Of skating III
not 9nitGe e oser and sone, although The time q .he
ao's good eoodit!on 1t the Rlnk nd by - WY rss q
farewell to wtnter grand skating carnival wuf bs
beld there this eSening- A brilliant turn ont |.
ST. GroRoE's BAIt.-The annual ball Of the st
GeorRee Benevolent Association comes OF ut Tur
Aer H1l1, on Monday, the SD Inst. Our English
friends KNOW how to provide good amuBemeAt o.
preaching festiylsy will i1al in eYey respect il.
many Jolly predecessors.
1NcossrASr HuusANps n TIE Police CouRr.-
Two casea of continued '.lneonssaneY" ven
brought up in lhe Police Coutt yesterday forenoor
far examination. The first wss that OF Billy Smith
alas Willism Aaiheeson, and MARY E. Matheuxon
who were charged with lltlng In an open ind no
toEions state nt adultery. TITS pair described IL
yesterday = TntBuNE.) were a.rested on Tuesds,
and patrolmau buckley, ii No. 1s7 Van BureI
street. From the testimony II appeared that tht
female defendant %a. formerly the VIE Of The male
had CONTRACTED I'd s.nsmittea to sm lo.,bsomt sata
S.sss :sd o. @ Ri; hs e e. 4tg 1 hs VI w. a,,
Ai1cu, MS present wife, and The complaining wit
ness- In July last. for some unknown reason. ht
lett her. and rrtutned to his first lore, with whom
be has continued TO live up to the time Of his arrest
The defeudan,s we're required TO gIve ball In lht
sum ol ESQ zach for t1,al tn The Roco.ess Court.
the ssme offence, were examined, bat IL no positive
evidence Q! quit could be produced they were al
charged from custody.
, 1866-04-07

only method OF combustion nh1eh burns the
smoke Of sll kinds Of coal and caves ht.J cant
STREET The right for the city OF sta+t win be sold
Apply to X B. Willis, General Agent, fremont
Qoute. tGp3
, 1866-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

No StAifouer should be without the
astatoneft." or % Monogram ~ Stamp 1t pays
ff1ee $1,000 to F15.00. o. II. Dabcock j. Co. deal.
err, Chicago, t605
, 1866-04-07

The Remarkable Properties OF
DRowS'e BRONCHIAL TRocuEs have been thorough.
ly tested since htet Introduced. The demand ior
Them has eieadfy increased md purely upon their
OWL merits they hive found fAvoFl Witt those who.
nom Pulmonary. Bronchial, or Asthmatlc CON-
are enicacions. Isis
, 1866-04-07

foCs0 AEs's LITERARY Soc1ErY.-The Excel-
tfor LJceum Will hold their regular meeting this
evening At ~ o'clock In the Churh on MAXWELL
street. near Ha].ted. The following subject will
be up for discussion.
Resosred, ..Ihat Lore IL greater tnrentlye to
ACTON than Fear
, 1866-04-07

How TO Destroy Rats and HoacheA.-
No 1ttscac known IL more efectuat than BrHr's
ron. md sold IN large ho1e. for Is ceuis Ask ior
Bur1e and II your druggist has rot the ar1,cle
ht csn obtAsn It ut once Of II 3COVtL, Wholesale
agent. 1B Randolph Il Chicago, III.
nn7fSsT All - 1nTh
, 1866-04-07
*THAT MysIkHoEs TAesEHoER."-rndes this
hend The Portland {st1tnc) Press h2a the following,
which II undopbtedts a eantnd.

which II undoubtedly earard:
s.1s sill be remembered that about the last Of
January, I gentleman from Chicaep engaged 4
rpe1al train 10 take MIN ttoIn B1e.en to Tits city
70 AZ to e1able him to taEe the EuElith steamer
leaving here on that day. This Pcntlcman returned
AID in cpnse1satiou With Aar. Chase and Ar. Cotin
at the boston depot he explained the uatter eati.
tEzn who had large mon,ed tnlenzt. amounting
10 $15QGtU, which was only s-cuEshle by Lis bcipg
in London on the 17th Of February. he WIS In
gazing exsra tsaips 10 cnabc him TO reach tnat c,y
IL season. Leaving the steamer nj Londonderry,
lrelsnt where Rhe ioucnes he took the railway for
London. Which he reached in time to secure the
pfixe.''
, 1866-04-07

The Only Offlcial List Of the Drawing
of the Great American Price Concert viii appear ID
Ihe Chicago Er<ninQ Journal, IN full on Wednesday
evening next GEo. e. LEMON Co.
, 1866-04-07

Smoke Rurnlng-.The eSolartype.-The
only method Of combustion Which burns the
81 e1ss Of ~ net an, Of sGa md tsIe, a5 es1
street The right for the city OF S;a-t win be sold
Apply TO X. B. Willis, General Agent, fremont
uouse. tG07
How to Destroy Rats and Roaeheas-
ESrznx1sAToa. ready md ssie 10 nee, "a nd M kosps
eos md sold in large hoxe. for Is cenia, Ask for
be o1;.; apa e Z0uF b: ns; st t1s .ss
acen., p Randolph =, Chicago, III.
To osmokrrs.-Cz<seelt, Mack 4 Co.'s
Eou AFooaafiqN Will ehtci ually tosrvct the breath
Il leaves . deiicsou-, cooling sensation In the
undue sensitive condition ct The nerves 81 the
snd !. an e.ilmsble cure TOT sootbsehs ii ppe t1sl
d II viii make II considered Indispensable fcs tho
toilet CAswk1lr MACH q co, New YorS,
Sold By al d,u3gi.ts. ap7I5so3ts1TuTn
Tremenson. :-MllIInerr opening Al
Slows Bonnet Rooms. the, oldesf establishment Of
the kind In the city. The ttore will be opep from
O'Clock q: n. untll p. N {sunday excepted)
e. ] AZ
lion, Isl Lake street near Clark ktstet. 1863
ger Found.-We stated In saturdav's TRIBUNE that
ne messenger n1lh the report Of the second COM
m''nss, '.,sss n1e a. stopped At F,pneeaas II. vss
confidence. The story was told us for sinister
purpose -
AE VAS q Fosde tor Nesv York city. as before
ttAttd, hut stopped at undeon to rtmonstr4te with
the agent fnF the Wilcox l. q. single thread m.-
chine, tot ad.7elng his brother Of Genera. H., to
purchase (which he has done) Florence.
ia The whole nineiy.fh7re premiarns tsome Of
nm 6actwsrds oser thc operator, % we ind L 1r none
% eessne n.estas e s5s
------
The Only 0fnciAl List Of the Drawing
Of The Great American Price Concert WIN appear ID
evening next GEo. g. LEuox 4 Co
tGi7
The nemarksblo Propertte. or
DRoxS,s bRoscHlAl THocuEs have been thorough-
y tested sinee a1st Introduced; The demand ios
Own merits they h1ye found favorl with those who.
nom Pulmonary. Bronchial OF Asthmatlc COM
plants, require them. For Coughs and Colds they
are eftcaci0ns. Isis
t4nons.-Ne oaI, Woml0 aitnet the attention
or III rass q Gsstrs j. = she1rs!d Co., Is i
~ ~so4ta meI@ susc., VIZ ouss Etsat tnoueemente 70
s. Fl 1nfr Sun taey a4De sold
n md ssS 70
1owtns weseTu II pruaucitoa. n'' Ii" ic1 ano
Pure water.-Eo To Dalton 4. Co.. ~
Lake etteet and cet one Of tteir cheap Water 'FN
f7d;eo mi Ha.ea a5s aI f. ss; hm k1nas q
X 1y .y ato ~ 49, .tsgy 1.o''' "oo ~ eluess sa19tY
- Ae"7e ~7 F'"s k'o0s' 'o's
ia Rea Te.a k i3,ha,e ;,sss q % Tn.ie
IA -''1 A' 81 oA"'7 1>e>A t'<''a'
x,ie ~ 51e;sss ~ - S.eis4 aa.,siIx ~ " M
HoDERT C0fE4TE l. To- Geocrsl Ay1enia. nia III
, 1866-04-07

A FzS1Ak pEsPERADo.-Qn Thnrsday Afternoon
a disturbance occurred In ealoon On CLARK street.
near Chicago avenue, between gang Of hithuen,
which a1outed the attention o! m officer and he en-
te,yd 10 rec what VIE going on. Among the Dis
tutbers Of the peace N7a one named Ga6aey. who
tlecisred himself ftniAn and ii such WAS 4nxlous
10 have I row Win - either u1an or dcy1l-he didn't
care which," The policeman attempted 10 asEesi
h1u and during fierce struggle that ensucd de.e :
tive IAnrine cane 10 the rescue, bal no fooner b
hr laid h2nd rpou the pt1toncr than he received
violent kick in the stomach nhlch completely
doubled him up. 7he sEf1an then setzed one Q
Lan>tnest hngcrs between hls teeth. 10 Hnich hs
cinng with the ienacisY Of hn1 dog. At this 1Do
n,ent capt. George u. Miller, uho had been riding
on street csr. s+rinz the encounter. came up and
ordered tue officer. 70 r., Gafoc5 a.onr aod he
would coruud him to The station. The pFis onet
r achtd the efa}rs leading To lock pp when sud
feulY teiy1ng tue Captatu'- n:i,t lilnd be hecnn
.Imw1rr ii with such fury thal the blood va- il
st,oyt lime streaming from hts mouth. vigorous
Application Of club brought him TO .,a,e Of sub-
mtssinp and he ~as locked up, Captain Mtlles's
hard ano arm sfe laectated am swolten IN very
ses.opt nasnn.r and cause him great cras1ing. A.
nsiler OF I6e onicrsr Injured appeared scaln the
rnff,nn wheu he w1f hrouEht up tor examination in
The Police ConH yesterday Ao9rnoon ne Hezpeo
wilh Gue oi S360 mo cosn'
, 1866-04-07

A Single Trial Of mN. Windows
Soothing Syrup for children teethins. never ret
tailed 10 relieve he hahy. and overcome the pIeja-
licea Of the mother. 1t will rtliere The poor little
snteeer Immediately. 1t moi only free. The child
from rain, but regulates the stomach and bowels,
tc1y and dla7hoea. Givse rest and heath 10 the
c.ild, ind comforts the mother.
ThlHy-hse cent1 bottle. ti35
, 1866-04-07
AMpSEUE ENTS.

PHILHARMONIC MA1NEE,-The Philharnou
Society gives tts third grand matinee today !
Beethoven na1l, Crosby's Opera House. The fl
LOVING excellent programme Il announced: /
]. Overture 10 :. Martha" by F1otov.
2 Luna polka lby request. BY Prslow.
, 1866-04-07

The E1Gnr HouR LEAGCE.-The advocates Of the
eight hour eyrtem seem already to hare gained
stencth enough TO be willing TO test the question
n the coming election in rome Of The Wards. sev-
era Of the candidates haze been approached on The
qut1y- 1t is understood that the5 will run and,-
date u the fourth Ward. They haze Uncovered
th1t Chapter lG secIitn Is OF The Hevited STATUTES
ed tor days work On cocDfJ 4pads+ md claim IhAt
ibr ctght hour movement is thus ie:ailzed already
tn thir Sinte. Thie point wAt argued By J. s.
Quinn, Esq, 1t Fifteenth Ward meeting last crc,
ming.
, 1866-04-07

SrEA11So TIE TRtBCxA.-TeEtcTdsy u'ornink
Lad l.zned Richard RFunnel wns csptartd IN the
act Of sealing Ta1nusEs on Michigan avenue, and
va as takeD before The Police Court. When caught
the boy had in his possess1on 4 large
bundle OF 1,area which he had cleaned
from various rcsidescss. 1t has become common
habit [moug the juvenile thieves. 10 follow the
daily rounds. and pick Mp The papers len on the
door atcps, with which has'cnfnc 10 nher parts Of
by peddnne ,ncir plunotr. The case Of young
HIunne1 waf continued uulll To-day. In order tnai
biz e0nfedefatet might also be Apprehcnaed and
brought 10 tl7al.
, 1866-04-07

Go 10 the Hett-G0 Ca RrY&nt d Strat.
toI's Chicago Commercial College to get tho:-
.Ech, rf1ca1cai butiDesE edueat1ou, or 10 become
Esod Telegraph Ope,1tor Address toE circulars,
EK1ANT & o1HATfuH. Chicago, Ill.
, 1866-04-07

To oSmokrrH.-Cz*EFelt, Mack Il C0.sa
EdN AFo0af'gu< will eftc1 uaIly tos1rct the breath
RtteK the ute Of tobacco.
II leases deiicsou-, cooling sensatiun In tho
mouth. cleanses the teeth tnd GUNS. al!ays the
undue sensitive condition ct the nerves Of the
teeth Incident 10 sudden changes OF Temperature,
snd Ii an esttmAble cure for toothAche. Uoe t1ai
H II Will make II considered Indispensable fer tho
toilet. CAswEl1- MACH q Co New York.
sole Manufacturers,
En1H hx. an dHuS.r1.f. ,Ec1
, 1866-04-07

10 to our friend n. f. mcrfflI's for
Eeroeeuce IL, Tampa, 1nnteena chaudelie{6 r2abs-
rMt, &C.. = and 73 Randolph street n5s6
, 1866-04-07

w WANTED-sl5oo per year. We
~ sex1ug Machines THREE new Kinds. E.dee a1d
upper irssi. Warranted nye yfara. Above saIary or
t1rge .ufastous pals. The Achtnt1 sold tn
Cnitc staes os less than So 1n,cn ty llcer.ed
BY Howe. Fheele1 WAton. Grover Baker. srRer
lnfttna-mert.. Ctrcu!a-s nee. Address, call 1po1
SHAW \ CtaRK, 6ttdt1rrd MAi0a.
, 1866-04-07

ITO RENT-A desirable resi-
Il dence. situated On State IT,, opposite the FatE
grounds containing two stories and basement with
carraxe barn and other ont.itouses. There are two
OF ground Attached to the building. with nne
years Inquire A NJ otnce, Nos. . aud Michigan
ave. JOHN s, WALLACE. s37l
TO RENT-House No. 8lO North
l. Clark st. and furniture for sale cheap. Anply
on the NJ emlke4. 1873
, 1866-04-07

STEALING a MONEY DRAwER.-A lad fifteen
ytars Of see, named Chasles Jacksou, was brought
up Ia the Police Court yesterday afternoon, to
anesrs 10 The charpe Of larceny. II appeared that
on the afternoon Of March e, the yonng calpsit
W. ii iEc J. L. S'eyens' fruit etoye, No. 108 Ran
aolph etSecl. on The pTttence Of purchasing Romc
oranres. he was shown a large humber. hat they
not sctm to suit him. EDO the clerk instuuatcd
thlt be had better so eteeRhere. ~ They we're
liklnc auo!hcE boy entered, purchased An orange,
Ano 1eok hs departure but 6etotr he had gone lar
stolr three orapre The clrsk staIted out aiier III
sleecu thisf, md at the tamc moment jackson
grabbed the money box from q 4bnK and ran oui
slorr he tell down ind spilled The contents OF the
10. or the sidewalk. Jumping. to hle fec he ran
sway cow the street. lrayiLK hit booty on the
again seen until yt>serdsy. when be .at en-. urtd
y ossf Hss fiss, as1 1.d taken TO 1ne Amory
wo,zkey in Lis pocket. The Uf3soncr sat tnTned
o,er 10 The Reform School eonmlssionc..
, 1866-04-07

TO RENT-In Crosby's Building,
Il su;te Of unsurulaned ROOMS, With bo4rd; also,
40 untuInshed room. sn1tabtd for geateMsn and
!41y or two Eenticmc1- Call a. tho ONCE. 81 and
sSE State It,. M stairs. t5$
, 1866-04-07

TO RENT-1st and cd class Of
/ Gees And lodging rpon,s.ln McCormtck and Lar.
man Nlock. Apply At NcCormck'e Rkaper Factory,
SII.ING. E129
, 1866-04-07

Tremendous !-MtIEInerr open1n. at
Slows Bonnet Roomt. the oldest establishment Of
The kind in the city. The Etore will be opep from
o'clock 4. U. until p. m. {Sunday cxccptedl
every day during the bnsinexs reason. An unusually
ue felccted STOCK Just open and ready for tnsp.c-
lion, ISL Lake street near Clark ktteeL 1863
, 1866-04-07

ITO RENT-Offices and Sleeping
WAt. II. HOLDEN, with Horne q Horton, ~ LaS.lte
, 1866-04-07

ITO RENT Brick Store 3 stores
and basement, On Market st.. between Washln 1tou
and Madison sR. Coma b. used q factory mach
iuc shop. RtES& AfEkS, Room 10 Crosby's Ooer1
House. s1+4
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