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The skChleaEoss - Flag.

The steamship "ChIaso" VA. launehed al
Liverpool on the 11th Of October. She belongs TO
the line known ~ the "Narine Casrtess and Ship
Ourcgr,~ and ts owned by the A-us Of W. c.
Guian, Of Liverpool, and |il|tsms 4 Guion. Of
New York. Her tonnage IL Abnnt 3. .010, ana she
IL eaJcutated for the accommodation OF o.tt-
rI.fs oAekthcers, ~ wclI a. for H1At OF imut-
rrsntas Be-idee, the 10 iteuded to carrr ae much
frrirh. a. wAs ever brought acEose the Atlantic BY
any vczte1 except the Great Eaaiern. Soon atter
her Nrtsl At New Tofk, she VII! he pre- scnted
xith ouc Of the most xptHstfe dARa ihat ever
foxfcd from 1nlxxco-ruAss. Tbs gronua work of
fhe Gag IL whiie s3s. .t.& there 1ns en7belns
ecuuec1ed With It thar II = difficult to determine
where It begins and the Embellishments md The
Gag Is II cLkrge Of The Secretary Of the Board of
Trade Of this c!tJ. and Will be exhibited On
'Cb1igc this forenoon Il u one Of the best
rntter rp things al the Kind that We have eve:
ceen. md reflects credit MT only upon l'e manu-
q dpe neerrd fol the 1epntaAon q Chicago: mad :
Go thelf minds that the nanaeeaka Of taelr dr'
sboujd have no rt4son 10 feel dissatisfied with lts
nrrtcu, On Ole side .of the "a. is the wor !
kCnicaco," Is we'll IL the coat vt arms NJ III.
etty-a brie{ cl.ucc st which Il eufacttne to fsta
any man Of ordnlV Intelligence tnai INC sheAf q
wheat IL repre- eniAtive OF - article which ha :
.n.tr1isl11 estirted In cops1rcang The ctEfltEe
na,t Of our race that Chicago IL the GREATEST grh7
market Ono of our reporters taw the hsg !es1ef
dsY afternoon; II In xbout foy fect IN length N
hss coet 1850, We srs informed hat Ihomas
Toyae, E-q, wn tic trst 10 soFgs.t
De aea Of pressat16 fag TO tho "Chi.
caeo," md that spoa Il. representations 70 tao
Bcsfd Of Trade. the reauiFeo amount ~ es9 ee
hteDcc thirty yea1b ago, Ia certainly conpncaeHt.
I'd BY having IL uanae E,ven to ono Of he A:rest
etesaers which eaFIs on talt w1tsr and tce Steam
Ct ueIt-desercs the beautiful flag. which w1Il
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The Fifteenth w,1eonAin Regiment.

A meetlng wss hcld At the hall Of the Society
aondtaar<n. On the s.h Instant. Captain A. 4
@. Thompson appointed Secretary. The follow
1rg ,eso!ntions Wete then adopted unanimously:
TnKnEAs, -, the formes tncuoe1s and trends
Of thA tc1ndtuavixn Regiment contemplate with
eaid regiment ii Msditon, Wis, On The 31st Of
December next; therefore, be It
Nesatr*6, By thn nemoc OF said regiment.
thai a We rtood fr.n and unitcd, hand in hand
xrd heart N heaft, up0n the bloody neldt Of tho
surrtns ansiitts1n which Threatened Destruction
70 our l4nd and anniastou to liz institutions, 70
we continue. tn peAcr ~ 10 war, to b bound To-
cctbcs pJ those dEu and lasting ties which were
enecude1td By joint participation IN Common
dangers. hardshf2s AID pr7raaous; and teat Is.
therefore, wttn peoionqd pleasure "a thal @ .e loos
to nte{ again our late brothers In As, TO extend
to them The r,rh. hard oi fei1owship, and 10 re-
call the memory Of those Of our number who now
~ Re:eie<d, R is.t il !. with pride and pleasure
that va tead the feilestons letters In which our
:sf ss :aa T. 9aan f.. sSo
.. MED TO be pretend; and that, In view OF this,
re think thst al the su.st'inF members Of the
regiment and .helf faends ought to attend, and do
sl In their power 10 make the oeaa!or worthy Of
I thete dis.ipgui>hcd eentleuaen
that 4Ley would be happy TO have among
nend. as 4 .bt ~ restasat - .ymp4,aize ~tth them
| in their cpdcaror6 10 rcFtFe 2nd pctpetu2:e
kindly feeling anong The living members, md to
fal!cn brarea who died that their country might
prosper under The genial lnnucuees Of order and
constltu1ionai 1!beHy. aud That I'll oas friends
a,e respectfully and cordially invited 10 attend.
R<tolted, That in IN order 10 iosu,e ss largo an
attendance ~ possible, committee oc appointed
| to e5eet, II possible. such arrange
| uaepts ~ may be necessary for the procurement
OF Init lare tickets TO and from Madison, Wis.
| consIn. ..
| due and are hereby tendered % the Society Dana
! Tor The ststuilous use Of heir snaetons hsll.
| tocrthet with lhe,e revolutions. be published ID
| The Standtnortn, The Msnots Ssaoss z'Ta"E and
| The Chicago TnlBCNk-
| 4 comsnlttcc, eonslslins OF Captain A. A Brown,
| Captain Nerry Sescl md Lieutenant o. @. Thosup-
non. was then appotntrd to make The atIaoeements
aborr set forth. aftes which they adjourned 70
raecl ags,n 1t the same pisce, on Inc 18th Instant
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making The statement tha. f.,r 'hon
eand nret-cfass d:anmers a,c employed by
III etcns mercantile houses In Chicago. some u
them receive th7se tho1sand d,la's per year
each, exclusive of expenses, which. when ths
drummer IL tfayeltGE, avetase from 'wo and
acquaintaEer tnEorn,s US that % rccent vtsil
to "ths Wrtl" he me: forty ChjsaEo drummrfs
in ooa place on ono evening. and that on the
iext cVeni' E, u anothet plsce, ho faw thirty
o. whom had ever been seen ',y him before.
1be tsuploJtu nj Of such cncTgeic and versatile
men. BY rtde-aa axe merchants Of tits citv, Sc
hsn gained over Cincinnati and St Louis. Tts
tso fAft named ciuos, - g~ners tule. alt down
tom mu1nIng Ill! night. and .eas: for custom,
while Chicago eendt the right kind OF men 10 lhe
right p!ateT, and seetis Fetnrn The sama ro-
ws1d which h supposed TO hkvs bean given long
sgo to I certain Nan who cast hls bread Upon
tlcubIed w1ttf4.
, 1866-12-11
REh1EmHER THE POOR.

Whea the bowling blast comes sweeping along
The .lreets, rsttling The wtndow-sssh and driving
icy particles Of hozea moisture against The
frosted pames OF claes-when the cheerful blaxs
Of the glowing ire within doers sheds 1t glad
Eomc rnys Of warmth and light On happy faces
gaibcred around the hea:lh-ssone remember
the poori When the cold rains descend, pene-
uatiug every crack Ana ctcrtce Of the pootly
thatehed roof and The icy bseaih Of winter cree2s
mailing ile eSee1xss sspee. wihn I a more oeota: eot
foitless ttlil-whcn The wrtched poverty sts1exet.
fo.m, shlvc1tug and covering beneath the
limbs before tie sa.pinr. f.lntiy aickestne % isnas
Of the dying enhefs he has eouvulsircly gathered
into = funela1 plle--1eneuahcs shs poosr TAiuk
OF the homeless, hpuse1css wanderers on the
broad slleetr Of this baay metropolis, begging
from door To door the means OF suste1enee Tank
Of Them In your hours Of .e!snse: TaInx OF them
The lruIts Of your ID larry. Think Of them whea
you enjoy luxury and ease. Think Of them IS yoa
gaza Upon The product OF your accumulated
magnificent proportions, he morament % of !. yonr II
own grandeur aud importance. Think Of them AZ
you Contemplate yonI well.atHrs ga.n1ent> with
thread bare rags Tutn not aside conte1nF~ "e1.;y
from that ltssls oac, who mute!y appeals With hand
stretched out. to your sympathy and gcne1oa,ty'
her viii, ioa1btnc and di.enst whss thonch @ S her
tece Is beeritned with dirt, her dress folctl md
ns[a AT ssyssd .na s Mh,
though her story is the old one, utnntf into your
eaIR lime And AGAIN ~ tho 1mpos o., and warning
sHpereSRsss Sss as yna npo;
,elirl. :hough he large balance Oe aqasade.ed by
bs1 nd eppss es .p TIT es es o,ns p
for IT, nd no esa r T.. ths h. ho1.s
I forEhndowcd bright and happy future Hope
, 1866-12-11

The regu,as monthly meeting Of the ch1cag,
Ministerial Union was held yeste.daY forenoon
In Methodist Church Block. There was not a .efy
large aftez dance, hut The meeting WIS one OF cor
siderable iuiereet. and Eos dea1 ofluslEesa Of
importance to The Union wes transacted. Rev.
u. Leonard, ul the Scamcn'a Chnreh, prtaidcd.
II.c1est1ng < and Satisfactory reports wefe mzde
condition Of the churches represent In the
Uniou-seue of the ministers stating that theJ
had never, during their pastoral experience, Wit
messed stronger evidence Of the influence of the
Eo1y Spirit than 1t the preacNt time.
During the rlettipg an announcement was tnidc
that Rev. Dr.. McMasicrs, President Of the Chicago
Theological Ssmlnazy. Was lying II tho point OF
:eath whe1rupon fhe President suggested The
p,orriesy Of spending short .easoa Ii pr,yer IN
hcbslf of the dying President and brother In The
mtnitt1T. The suggestion met with favor. and,
after The singing Of an appropriate hymn, prayers
were ocered up by RcEs. Etaldne md Ifow-
hsidge-
Upon motion Of Rcr. Mr.. Trowbridse, tho mem.
bers Of The Young Mems Christian Asloeiation
were requested 10 necl the Union on Monday,
January J, for the purpose Of fnausuralink ecs-
aon Of prayer.
After bcpcd!cl!on from Rev. E. G. Taylor Of
the Unlon Park Baptis. Church, the Union ad-
tnutrrH
, 1866-12-11
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Tbe First Cold knap-Pefk Packing Gem.
meAced-RAtIroAd1 11Atfert-{sas Ceusump.
lion.
THptANAPoI1s, December 10.
Yesterday snd to-day have bocn the co'desl days
Of Tie season. Everything is frozen up solid and
bids talr to remain 80 for days to cone. During
the day the thermometer ba. ranged RON four to
fourteen degrees above zero.
be pork nackera hare commenced work.
Articles Of a.sociatlug Of the PcuiusnlA Rail-
road ~eeo lied tooay 1n the otca OF The Secretary
Of Stata.
Ahcnt elx thousand tkI,payefs have signed the
petition asking the Eopnct1 to Appropriate 6f1J
thousand dollars for tho function Railroad.
William 4. low, the lately appo1uted Ptnafdn
Agent, takes possession Of his Office on the 18th
Inst, fphn n. Ray fctir1rg>
During tho month Of November, The Sas con-
ratv ManRtactu:ed 1Gl.aO feet Of gas, for
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fcte ars American citizens, aud that no statute In
Britain fohlblta esress Q: inxress Of AmeFic.rs
ti., CAaads. and that the prisoners czuoos b.
n, 4 uraer The er posi {aeto lAwn.
The counsel u aA1sulne he win be sbls to ,aske
ooc his ple4s> and It wupld seem natural ss the
Istsonefs couvatied It ToroLto have been dl4-
thayR1o.
NOMINAL, December 1n-Iord Nonek md
snsie lvtt shis afternoon, aud ~tl sail {rn{u NV
York Wednesday. A humber Of military md
Inomsnenl civilians cong1egsted 1t Tho station,
moxed ri.
Shortly aftetxssd, General Michael was swosu
in a adtniplstrat r Of the Gove1nment aud 70
ceifed the 7xtnlAtlon8 Of his ftfen1a On sgsru
succeeding 10 TIE annal9st.Aslon Of ihs proyJisre
A Eumbtr ol French! ranadlaD families, sufferer
b, The nrs II Quebec, have returned frun ChIea,
mrnt. 1hi1.3 Of forty othet families Neso 10 fol
low.
, 1866-12-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
A Libel Suit Completed by MOL. Pros.
and tie Statute Of Limitations
Criminal Rnsiness-NtW
Suits, &c.

The business Of the law courts yusterdsy Wa
bnt scxpt owing to the fact that the several Judges
arc engaged n Tho actut1 t1tal Of new causes.
The Cfsruft Court Was, during it, morning ses-
slou, engaged npon Chanoery bnslpeas. Tue
Anetin Daniels, Theodore B. webber snd George
found lhc aseea to bs 6s,lit63; the liabillties
complainant for stock and p.oat, less pstvare ac-
count, beng 1855. a,,a that D.S;eis D = eHes
This Court is al present engaged In hearing the
evidence in the case Of Preinore sgainst Patrick,
snd IL cost ri II trssninR horses Of tae defendant
ameshan;eA' lien cpon property ct z. " Riley,
action OF aesumptit by Henry Tittevejls asslnal
Anlbony Van iuwaRcn md George KeJeA.
In the cotnr.oL law branch Of tho Superior Court
Judgment VAS rendered in The garnIshee suit Of
Mchindfey -. Clark ct a. against the casnlshee.
the Judgment 10 be satisfied upon the surrender Of
The note hronsh Into auit, tho p1aanst1 to pay the
The some bat notorsou. libel suit Of Van Horn
Higgins againsi stn,e! Wosden Of the I1nks,
son. came before the Court again. the plaloslf en-
ter1ng mol pros As to Wltou, which probably
ends he es:e1 inasmueh Is The sta1a,e q iimita.
Pendants, the osig,nal rnit hartns been dismissed
on the ttlal, 2rd the lew suit being ommeueed
upward Of ye.1 after the publication OF the a.
In In ih,s branch OF the supe,io, Court the c.,e
enmmenrtd m iastrrdav II FtrdryfrE EerEnris.
ter sdminss5,tnI nt 5,eorc. "a Wr1tmcj.ir1 r.
recover asmacrs Yor The aeaih oF lht sniesia;s ss
e1hibitei il he TT1arrr nj Monds1 Wss "5sen
To she inrv ~ -108N@'' "a' @t'eA
The bn.iness befo,r 1uacr I.m..on oy III.
snncrtor Court rr,ste5 10 itvnrr.rs md IA nni,.
isfed eiserbrrr. ~ oN - f-1
The fnllorjnv .oits 4, ssxnro,s;t xxrra rom.
mcuccd In the Eupe,so, court< "~''
Jn.enh iisas ct Il N. Mar mr. ard Hs-ock or.
psmsrrs Ss50' ''' 1'A@'1 w ~-e A'eA"-- S-4'
Chnfles F. Hand ". William 3. Farnhsn.
| nsmsrts n fn. - 11a--''
John j Ec;rn,h VA. Anirrx Novn.hhn. Dam.
,ccs q IN
LAIN Eendir ~ John En1apne namsces
ess1 0aa a. nsA0e ~ "'uA oP'"ke0' o@1'1s co
s@WiDr,,, r,,nr1. r. y m,
, 1866-12-11
The HeAther Is yefJ cold.
FROM NEW YORK.

Heavy Robbery from an Iusnrancs Qndoe-
Fenian Movements.
NEW YonK. December 1Q.-Mr. MeDcnald
xceut OF the Royal Insurance Company, In Wall
strees, reports atat whtle hts attention WA
containing 31nUoo OF Government bonds, aud
got or eafe with It. ~"
Nearly al yisttors At The slcphens' Ftnisn hesd
uuaitess lately tppear t. be strangers [tOm
Europe. sc.elA irish pUota have disappeased.
It Ia cetImutcd thst o. Oo0 Eland Of arms have been
1eeei, ed aud sens o1 from hese since the raid On
Canada.
, 1866-12-11
NORTH CAROLINA,

&:orreapopdencc IN Relnt1sn to Corporeal
r.uaehmcnt-n easurea for Financial Re-
Ilet-The l.e9.slaturo Adverse to the Re-
pudIarion ol the stain Debt.
RA1E1G11, n C.. December 10.-Goyesnor Worth
Is In correspondence with the President rel1tifc
TO tho order of General Sicklet, prohibiting cor.
poteal Punishment by tho con1ta Of North Daro-
linn.
Ex-Governor Holden has gono to Washington.
Eausesous snestures for Tho relief q the people
TIRE pending In the Legislature. 1he sentiment Of
the members Is decidedly advessc 10 tho repudta-
uop Of The State debt. The interest On the state
dtbs u 10 be paid.
4 rreGluiion asserting the loyalty Of the Stzte
and dcu3 Ing The alleged persecution Of Union neu
passed The Honae BY large vote.
, 1866-12-11
FROM MEMPHIS.

General Bankruptcy Exported Theenkhout
NtesjxstpIf-N1xrkcts,G &c.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tricune.1
MEMPHIS. December 10.
Ex.Recorder Creighton Was arrested to-day.
charged ~i,h IN assault with pistols upon As.
Csmeyon-S
General bankruptcy IL expected throughout
In better financial condition, bat will SEQ hard
tImes.
Great bargains can be had IN l4nd this winter.
Weather clear and cold, itee1inz cold, Trade
moderate.
Cotton nominal 1t Sc Corn lower. Sales At
o0c- Eggs Sc. Checse 1shc- Lard laH 1fac- .
oss no~9mta5s Br.neS bes hpe, Mianeolss Gp@BeIl: B
Me1nnltfa. Cnmt0 Ec{1f.
, 1866-12-11
TEE R1NK KS
Grand Opening OF the West Side Rink
Tonight

The Immense West Side Rink, the largeas and
uest IN tc world, will be open tree to the public
this evening ~ spectators. who will be abls from
The ample seals nlI roand, to gain tull view OF
every movement on that magnificent sheet Of Ice
The whole will be btiliAatly lighted with two
hundred jets of gas, md the skaters' merry feet
will keep time To The music Of twenty peices from
De.n's Light Gnard Band. The aryan nscments for
cioaE rooms, healing, Refreshments. &c. arc most
eau copdue1 10 the comfort Of guests.
A novel mode Of admission has been decided
on: : on. which Wilt, VIC doubt not, b en- 'uently
satisfactory. Tickets viii be Issued for twentT
admissions At th- following rates 500 Tor sen-
usuen, sao0 for ladies'. and s. % 10. children
under Twelve years OF aee. They ma! be OBJ
tan 4 JohnsoAs skate depot, and at ne RIM.
tomorrow tWeanesdsyl even,;g. The place has
bcen SO much improved that LAST years patrons
viii scarcely recognize It. A pew and tastefully
decorated ladies gallery, other seats for s,0G6
sEee,A,o1t, 1esteshmen1 1ooms; g., art among tne
tors f,ee to-sneErew night, to the nne stating,
and Listen TO The btNttcll1n mualc Of Deans fill
band.
, 1866-12-11
THE TELEGRAPH IMBROGIIO.
The New Xsrk Associated Press md f1s
De&.ln.khe.Ma1krr DesPAtchee.

The New Tsrk Associated Press md Sts
Observation-Disclosures Dispatches.
NEW YonK. December 1o.-seEersl complaints
having fcsched the oa1en ct tho United Ssaiea and
European News Association that reports Ase sent
10 the Neelc1n press II very Its boar. 1nvrs-
uc1t4on into the csnses sho ~ th&1 sot ehoke-doc
monopoly. yelept The Now York Aasoei11=d Press,
have. +, their endeavoss 70 supply plir Of OBJ
ecuye newspapers in the West With m apology OF
rrpnrt hctn 70 numbering the wieet with Al In
rncpse quantity Of worthless trash (Which Eas no,
printed even when reeeisedl Y snch n extent 10
Ofcourse thlt enalt not last CREST while, L
they hare been compelled 10 r.y for them ont Of
The funds pI the New York A4tociated pfesa
wh!eh fcs has pat Anoshe. tsee On the matter dis
polling The idcs that heEe srt snJ real supporters
OF influence in The West OF the monopoly here.
They viii 1ea< nwtshom Of expesfeuce, and aeon
ceaee 10 in,poyeEifh lAeif nearly exhausted nrss-
ury for 70 poor 4 fetrru Is they receive The New
York Association ~ill soon only eomprl+e the
H-rrtd, 7sla.as and Ii1ks. - movements ats
poor attaches, who cai1s u them, viz: che
oopTaot a Co5n'ns7es. The sEa md th= ExpFtss.
, 1866-12-11
FROM RICHMOND.

Legislative Action on the Constitutional
Amendment, DC.
Mcu1oKp, December 10.-Jnhn Mitchell does
not akaume any editorial control Of The Desp1.eh
He will occasionally contrthute to its columns.
The two sotateE4 Of the Eleventh United States
Infantry. charged With attempting to murder
John Dickens were committed today.
The House ha4 referred that port:5n OF the Gov.
ernos's Message relating 10 the Constitutional
Amendment 10 the Cumtulttee on Resolutions.
Company paa,ed By sven.y y-eigh. majority.
, 1866-12-11
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Nnr Dom Shooting Case-{:eneral Grant
Narntna Of = TxruksA Factory
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago TFtbune,1
ST. Lor1s, December TO-
Rrdolph Wsltonspall hArkcepes 1t The Gait
Houee. WIS shot today BY Dr.. Heddinetou. md
will probably die. Tbtso Are conflicting snuaorH
AZ to tho cause Of the shooting. Soma say there
had been previous quarrel. and othcrr that tho
Doctor was drunk nna tsc ha-k~errf was trying
10 pnt him out Of The house. Tho Doctor was the
drsl 10 giro tEe announcement to the police Of
him.
General Grant will arrive hsre Tomorrow to At
tend lawsuit ID which he Il the plaintiff sud j.
H. White the defendant.
ST. Lor1s, December 10.-1he pa,atne, vs.nf.h
and pitch factory Of Page, Smith. Lewis 4 Co,
corncs Of Main and Convent elreetr. containing
t0j barrels OF coal oil, burned to-day. Loss,
ais ma trnfntx tueutea In BALTIMORE
, 1866-12-11
FROM NEW MEXICO.

Proclamation BY the Envernor-Tos~ntorF
Companies 10 be urxanfxcd for Protection
ARnSnst Indians,
sr. lot1s, December 10.-Atting Governor
Amy, VI New Msxicot has Issued + proclamation
calling The cit eens Of that Territory to orgau
Ire ia volunteer military companies, TO protect
themselves acaintt the Indlsns.
The Governor places no confidence IN the treal-
les sceeht1y made NTH The Stonx and other tribes,
and expects 4 renewal oF hostlltaes 5000 ~ the
Government annutues, lately distributed, arc ex.
kapkte1.
, 1866-12-11
The NeU York PreNs Gang.

The report made by Mr. Ha1stead, OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, Of the labors and acts
Of the committee In New York, on behalf Of
the Western Press, in arranging for news re-
ports, Is interesting, and must PROVE salts
factory. 1t Is clear that the Western Press
must take care Of ITSELF or consent to be
New York Associated monopoly. We hope,
therefore, 10 see n1l the papern In the West
pulling together for the victory In struggle
wherein is involved their future Standing
IiYbbuTgh Conssnertidl.
, 1866-12-11

Let every l!t,,e child remember thst Christ vas
born for ali children; for hlsck ~ well u whito
Many ol these in the South have no parents to
get ! Chr1inas tree. Their f2ihcrs aud n ,toez1
T,fe liiied during the war, md lie bn: led b.
ncaib the evergreen. Tbs Frcedmea's Comnfs.
.Ion Homo and school Il the only earthly fflen
Eo,ter now, Who will help her TO ST up i
Cn.fs,Ias - t1ee IN es.r5 schootf The to1a. boo..
and pictures which yon got last year. auh which
have lu.t lhc1f novelty. I'll delight these poor
, 1866-12-11

CoICxBtA, PA December IA destructive
nrs 1a,t ssst.a nn.d
goods store, iot4l letE; Wil1Iams' dtug store,
partially insured; Hernsteiu 4 Co., clothing
;na az goods net OF their st9eE ssxsd bassn "
fully Insuled and billiard saloon, whose total loss
Is unknown. The faues spread rapidly owing to
lack Of Gre apparatus. Loss estimated 1t f100, 900
10 <14D, ,LN, With little Insurance..
, 1866-12-11
1t. IsGAt1 Market. .

Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbunel
st. Lorn December ID,
F1nvR-Aet1ve, and prices unehsnEra.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coctnns hkht and buJen
arc holding on aale1 nf fsl {16Q xtsd spring IT
Fgb Corn active and prices Improving With sz1e4 OF
choice q ~; old yellow, Sc; rew white &c: choice
new White soc old .nt1ed. SOC. Nsts tf at 6As7c.
Barley, vefT tle coinE sales Il $ls4 Bye moro sc-
nye, ii &c.
Wu1kxKT-Lbwer, 1t NE.
P1qsrlose-Po1k n1m It t1oA Clear xdes, Ike.
Lard d d Att2hc-
UoaS-$s,N16.2.
, 1866-12-11
milwaukee Marked.
rsneetaf Dtsostch to the ChieSEp THburs.1

mtlWAUkc6 MNFkof+
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnoure.1
MuwArKEk, December 10.
F1otA-Dun a1d uuch2axed; superior winter, $l1n;
choice EXTRA Fs.na-
GkA1x-WleAt quiet end tcarce; sslcz It . A. N
Be nd of 1s bn No. burers OPTION 10 d4yA 1t II
Noen Boasd-tales TO- 50 bo 80. 1t 4L711.so 30 bu
M & In etose xl6A Corn dnll and dropping sales
SO b. No. I In store 1t c. KJe dull and lower Il sc
for MOL.
tor city DeAs pork
pRzskKp Ho6s-F1rmtr7 sAl.s 1t s4.s9s.ss.
L1I HoGs-Fifm II 35-s7&8s.f3.
hcn1s-zso bris douf, 7,4oo ou Hheat go bu oats
20 bu co!n, 10 tive hogs. 81 drc4Aed do.
st,rxxr1p-1soo hfls -four; 80 bu wheat.
, 1866-12-11

LATER NEW fOHk MARKETS.

LATER NEW fORk MARKETS.
fspodAi Despatch to the Chicaso Trtprnel
EEw XoEx, December 10.
bxXAD41CYTA.
F1oHr-LaE grades In modft4te G1posk md specnlA-
tive temand; prime No. sptrr and tatr wtntcz wheat
urAs scArre, and brought more nnoney. What IN
changed co1n-&cnsinE kale At 9t11 sdoat. for CT.
port Oat eiosed quiet. RSe-2oydoo bu cauAds. IN
bond, for Germany, It Ello, being 3e sdEztee.
e1pcKs or GEAET II ETpK1.
Wheat ,za, a,nnb ba; corr, nn bu: oats, 111e 10
ou: 1ye, botoo bu barley. l38o 10 hu. A11o, about
Se,ftn tp wheat aao E1hoo bu com adoat.
fEoF11oEt>
Fork In better densnd part specu'anve bev closing
Al tuE- L&sd-Bettes Inquiry, and buaJtut. P,etted
natAn yHy dun.
Receipts tor tvu aaJs%st carr. Acttya and Gfu,er,
cloains At
EhoCEKrn.
crree-Ao1e demand; BIO :1@1Kt. Sugar vay
d1A fAls 10 pEsnn scxNNXE}
, 1866-12-11

Nhlskey Dtatlller Ffned-fork factiuG-
Opetattc.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicsgo Tibune.l
LoCElvnLE, December 10.
j. c. Wilson, OF Fleming, was tned, by the
rntted States Commissioner to-day, 81, ,0oe, and
ordered to pay tax on one hundred and eighty.
two barrels Of whiskcy, illlcaly dialllea-
Oliver Holland and George Pendaaes. arrested
by The United States M2rshkl for reaistto1 Al Of
deer who Waa executing an Official wit, wesa dis
CHARGED.
The pork packers OF Lou1Erille will hereafter
not kflf On sunday. Three thoae1nd one hundred
and my head were slaughtered today. Ihera
Tbs weather continues cold. River rising
eight 1ect Eevcn 1uchca ON the tails
The sntInI Opera Tfonpo Ea1c Ernanl tonight
to due house.