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Lake Superior 1EtciliEcnces

The propeller St. Paul left Duluth Monday, the
$50. The propeller City OF Madison was 10 port
Met the schooner Oliver Culver between Duluth
above Eagle River. Left Marquette Wednesday
afternoon. ar @ The + following & vessels we're there:
A4Woot, Ellen Williams, Midnight, Ironstdes, Geo.
W. Holt, ". B. Ogden, Morning Light, Brightle,
S q nd GaeSe pafe su% Th Ebasanss basn ssa bell IL
Oh the har nt Church's about tweaty-four
hours, but sustained no danage. Passed
S 1se sss1! a. w5n M5nSn Fen en-
ton, G. II. johnson. and brig Commerce outside
the canal in tow Of the tug Anna Dobblus- The
Buffalo. The Canadian s'ur Waublno was % the
canada s!lc with truops, and the Prince. Alfred
s., vas expected M eyeV hous The & SIN: Frances Is
munitions Of war, md refused TO go any iurther,
as her Insurance had expired. Inc teoops were
taken on beard the Algonla, and left the sauit
pop Union were there. Met the schs Myra In the
river coming down with full load Of copper, pig
EoD, ere, and fsh.
he propeller Pacific LEFT the Portage May "A. at
9:sO a. ID. Net propeller Concord In Portage Hv.
er, and propeller Norman outside the entry, bound
np. Passed schooner E c. r 'beTts on Granite
bo9ndu Arrived 1t Marquette at $3.50 p. m,
and left at 1890 II. The following vessels were
Sos; salsS a. woc5
I: himhan. Morning Light, Summit, City Of Chi
s1g1 sHT.se aeS!Xs so hols 1ronsldes, Kossrts s.
Superior: schooners Brtghtte, ". 3. Ogden, c. II.
Walker, Ellen Williams, and venom Met propel-
ler cqyahoga "a TIVE Hear RIVER, eight vessels
c1 White Fish Point May e5, names un-
KNOWN. Canadian propeller 6hIckluna With two
vessels at anchor at White Fish Point: Arrived at
me an May r. ps If ? a. and LEI. at P
on supplies. etc., etc, At Sailors Eacanpment
$50 p. n. passed schooners ". G. Grant, Ranbow,
[. IL. Johnson brig (Ofumtffc
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SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII b. rrcciye 1t thi. Office I'M IL June p 1870, at Il
ocock for the COMPLETION Of the Alarinc Hospital
Building. At Chicago, nl. NerorinE to the plans md
9ptcidcatiu18 on file At this Office.
Tie brick. mante1 CRATES, 1ockt, IND Trimmings mud
chandeliers will be Furnished TO the contractor BY ths
Department. delivered at the rite cf th: bui1n9. Tho
shoPs. shets, toos dcfitke knt ether machinery, to-
f. tht with MI materials belonging to the Government
incrdlnE the hmcttoe rand, run. Etrc tools, nple-
&c, that have been previously puhssed for nss
III The coieIEcticu Of the building. VIII become tbs
property # the successful bidder Schedules Of this
te b. The contractor IN the location where they
stored No allowances for hauling CT transportation
will he m1ae by the Government
The stone fAcnEs md dressings tst be made of the
quality and eoor aud In every respect equal to
tint already in the building :
The rrt1e maforry uet he Of equal quality and work
Eauship in respect to the work already Performed
Payments to u made monthly. certificate Of tho
Superintendent. Ten per cent Of the Estimated rAus f
c work Performed TO bc retained until the completion
Of the contract
All bida 1u+t be ACCOMPANIED by penal bond In the
Of ten thousand dollars, that tie hddcr will acCept
and perform the coutraet If awarded him. The su3-
cheney Of the security be certified the District
AttnEEty Of tho district in which be resiLes.
TIE Dpn. receives thb right reject my or an
BIDS md any hid that Is not made the printed form
to be obtained this Office and which do<s not eonform
in every Inspect to Tie requirements nf this ADVERTISE
IHent, will not he coEH derr. The work will not 30
sNbAvided among different bidders, but will be conaid
cru In Ut JTbs,S SoRk, Superintendent.
nFttt trSS {T%~f ARzt
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The Fire in the Saguenay Country

MONTREAL May 27.-Thc following is the
substance Of letter from Chicoutitni, lIay %,
respecting the great fro there last week: Wo
have had terrible fires in the Sasuenay coun-
t1y. the Losses by which arc incalcuIablo.
Over one thousand families have lost evory-
thing, and have nothing but tho vault OF
heaven to cover them. Fifteen persons have
fallen prey to the flames. On Lake st. john
4S0 families have been burned out.
The habitans, who are not burned out, have
done great deal for the suffering neighbors,
but great deal more remains to be done, for
many will be wholly dependent on charity,
even for food and clothing.
Other accounts received here state that the
confagration covered space Of 1900 square
miles, including Riviere TOurs Chamouch-
nan, 1loberva, Point aux Trembles, st.
Jerome, D1berville, Mission Of Kirnignme st.
Dominique, de Aloquicur, st. Ammo, ST. Full
gence, Chicoutini, Laterier, and st. Aphime
Tho total number of families destitute is G55.
The fire lasted from to p. M, on tho 18th
inst. The heat WAS 80 intense thAtparties had
to construct Eafts and pass the whole timo on
Lake st. John.
Many of the inhabitants are utterly lesti-
tute, and two gentlemen proceeded immedi-
atcly TO kamouraska to purchase provisions to
relieve their immediate wants.
Six adults and two children are known to
have perished, but many are missing.
The government intend sending steamer
With provisions to-day.
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aacks, who then and there, with Colonel
92ynton and others, held very serious coun-

Baack's, who then and there with Colouel
ell Of war. N''' '&
The African came and stood before them
ootore Colonel Blsck, Of the regular army,
and respectfully Aaked that his equality Be
recognized Tie Colonel warned lin away
parted, speechlees with amazement. The
white cadets seemed para1yzed. " It is dread
fn, Bays one. Lets put the nigger in the
nve5, ssyH another. Some Of them threat
ened to resign, while others talked Of kill
ing the black boy outright. .....
One th1ng is certajn-the black cadet is here.
He IS undoubtedly physically qualified. Ha
must now drill with the white cadets until the
examination Of the 9th Of July. Then he will
faii in mental examination and go back to Miss
es1ks'ppi This is the programme. The e1ami-
lng officers have the power to reject any ap-
phcant. General Schriver and Colonel Black
are opposed to the African, and while they are
At thn head Of tie National Academy the black
boy will remain on the plantation.
Judge Hayes, II. c., from Columbia, il to
appoint Il negro, and has already signed
paper Of Recommendation. General BntlerB
colosrd youth WAS too young, and the General
knew it-he only appointed him for political
purposes. But in the hight Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, what shall We do with the
African in our national and naval academies,
is grave question for unregenerate minds.
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tishs; " N. Il Stmo1e. Ientons, heht; + q a. A.
anson, Lemont, hsht: col C. Aasan' Hx anI, M1,
lalsedi, 81 lumber = oos -; 4, Wtpx t,n,s "a
Wing, Joliet, 5000 It humber, se'oV eosne'e7'
HszT 1o--col Manning. 1enont, = Us : sseSs; e.;
Genntss, Lraont 60 yfis Stone; r. q. Ae5so1,' Asn,'
Iemont B yts Stone: VIE. T. stmons, ,,na ae4olS a,I
Frzntl,n, Lamont Is Jds ssons: &c. IspeL pa,t &
mont. q yda stone: ELI o'conneli, lemon.
kescue Leaaon; $ yds stone; Reltau. LeTon.' d9ene
% hrn lime: Colonel Aartn, Big Run: 8 yds
stone: Augusta Big Bun, g ID. stone; Inanae5, g
yda atone; Ii. s Carpenter. Morris, 10 tors eoa;
J. Menard, Lasale, so9 by cosn; Monte Cs:sto.
IASalle, Bs00 bu corn Sunbeam, LaSalle, 100 ou
com; Bser Pa,k 20. 1 LasaIs seoo 6u os;s; p,,,
novelty, IaSane. 5,7a5bu wheat; Kennebec. Il
sane y ea wheat ta1s1'a l; lsa so IN 'eGH Se,s ~
Colonel Taylor, Martins landing, $50 nu corr;
Cayuxs, LGckpor. 600 By corn Jennie. Alnoosa,
5,76o bl corr; Mldgte, Dtfes, 'eo ou cofh' GHce,
Norris, $3.50 bu corn.
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The Co1ored Cadct nj Went Point.
Ntxt ini {Aay 26) CorfesponGe7ce Of the se1o Terk
.Sffn

Nxt Jhtnk {aay go Correspondence Of the Se1p York
Tho entire National Military Acadsmy we're
lmoss ireathless with excitement, yesterday,
1 the introduction OF there3s son OF colored
american citizen in his new role Of military
tadet-
There had been r1mors that negro boys had
t.eu appointed to the National Academy. but
tb4 absolute arrival Of an African, commission
, in hand. is too much for West Point human
tEahIe 10 endure. Autocrat Professors and
ijau.ty cadets are speech1ess. The time for
yet a1iyed. They cannot do the subject JUS
lice, but their countenances and ominons
looks Indicate the coming storm
]; Cadet Master Charles Howard, colo1ed, comes
from, tae State Of Mississippi. His appoint
rent i. from the Secretary OF War, and was
Recommended by the Hon. Legrand ". Perce,
.be nenly-e1ected member from the Fifth Dis
t1rt eSNiaeiseippi- Young Howard ID full
Lick, Il sturdy physiane:;. He a;l measures i've
feel. in height-regulatlon s'7e-ana e.. and, y as
bright d oor as ever was seen HIS halr = cut
tjcht. and Lig accent anacks decidedly OF the
l,Iantatiol. ,r
'.N hat you gwine 10 do wid dat bag. sab ?"
I'D & you dun let dat drop" were h,s ques-
teu end exclamation to q hotel porter, WHO
.cci1entall7 took up his carpet bag. HIS nose
i slightly retrousse, and his face is SHINY ~ltn
ltalth- 1t is settled that he cannot be re]eet-
q. physically, by the Medical Board. IT,
| Ike int African cadet landed from tne
frry-bo1t with jaunty air, and. Lifting Us 8
Military has, he inquired for the West Po.ns s
i H2tel. IN arriving ho registered hia name
! aid u Eep fo1 room For the frat time ~
tLh hotel cadet Was refused ROOM Charles
eaM sonetLlEg about his rights, and sauuter.
lne ort to the campus. he a.kcd for Colone
i1et1y black+ Ihe neNa teH oTe1 to Colone
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CHICAGO, Hay 30.-The folio@.ag cnalfeS Wtte
Tc3ofted: Prom Chicago TO BKQa!o-bafx sWeeE-
heaft, corn at sc; props St Lo7ls, Chicago, corn
on through rats to New YORK; prop NEBRASKA,
curn sid oats on through rate to New YORK
schT Atmosphere. wheat AT s1H,.- To Port
aarnia-prop =. D. Caldwell, cotr4 on through
rate 10 Boston ena Worcester. To' EHe-Prop
ThllaNer7ha, wheat on through rate Is View f0sK~
TO OCtlestshurgh Prop OsweRatchc,- corn on
through rzte % Boston From Milwaukee to Bur-
fa!o-Eark 5acr5e, wheat at 6Ac; scnr A7faranth,
wEcat At G1tt:e idr from Chicago; scnr -E;na and
bark Futche-By, Whe1s at &C.
TpEOSTo, .|ay 3i.-The demand for veseefa taa
Teen active slrTeek, and rather In exces.~of TIE
supply. Thrrr afe at present about q dozer Tes-
scis loading wi1t tIml,er for OsweRp, all OF which
rrhatteTetl ar SLED perM. This has left s. sscc-
" any available sor grain across tue lase, as they
prefer going west On long trips, Rates r..fEain
neninRfy unatere.I At exc, qrecnhacks, to Os<e-'
70. md e. geld to Kingston. --
N1LwAEFAE, May E--Graln fretghts nre lulct
and nominal, at &c for wheat 70 Buffalo and Sc to
OsWego- Engagements: To ThofDld- Schooner G.
l. Wren, wheat Ut Sc To St. St.Cashrlnes-Schoou
, eF Antelope, wheat at So, tleratins free. ..
BUFFALO, NAY 2f.-TEe Express says freights are
quiet and steady. no eu1akemen.8 reported
DETR01, MaJ 91.-Ftt.ghts are dull and np-
changed Thele IS some business Offering for
small vAapela In that clasE at present, the de-
n7aud exceeds the supply CkartsSB-Sch00net
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ket dull and irregular; ntddlinx upaands, loSa'
Uffexn2, I'D; ale8 Of X, 900 beIe&
Bres..stuKs I'm. CaMcknh WEE wasa5 49,. -
- a60as I'd, Western hour slA Cam qatets NJ
3 mixed. 9ok Oats, - Sd. .r,o+
Pork quiet, 1oas ~ Beef, ua4 lA1u ~ 4a,ss ~
md steady, So ID. Cl1ese. s1A Bscoa-sos oo
for Cumberland; e4s ID fl short Etb- rr
Petroleum Spirits, Is 1d> REIN 3D. Ii e5zd 1uf-
penttne, n.
LoEDoN, Nay so-Ta.ow qaes, 44s 81 Sugar
active and unchanged
ArwKpr, Nay sa-Petro1eub quiet.
HAsRE, Nay so-Cortou nat, & ls6t 1os oosn
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Speaking Of the Springfield and Illinois
Southeastern Railway, tic shawneetown INer-
curry Of May &c says: '' Tho latest news from
alr. Norris. one Of the contractors having
neetovn is that be is only eight miles distant
from EdGewood, and that within three weeks
he will hnve the iron LAID and the road COM
pleted to TINT place, th1s making 1fty-tive
miles Of finished road from the Illinois Central
at Edgewood, southeast through Clay and
Wayne Counties to the north line OF White
County; and to this add the forty-ive miles
Ct road now in successful operation between
Springfield and Pam, it will make one hundred
miles Of railway completed and in operation on
this line. Az soon as Edgewood is reached
Mr.. Norris wilt send the creator part OF his
force into the north OF Ga1latin County, to
the e,n a1 at w9c there S in a, ar
through Gallntin and White Counties for the
iron -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

LoSnoN, May So-Evenlng.-Consols OK.
American securities quiet and steady; 5eos q
ls64 s9A; isss, saH: 1867, se,l; io-4os, ssk;
- ~ ffankiort 10a hon bonds 1rm st ssk9a5x.
etn, 90. Stocks quiet and steady.
FAkis, May q. oo..Bourse dull; rentes, 7sf soc.
=, ioSpof, May 3o-1:e0 p. m.-Consols for mouey.
is;5 Illinois Central, HOY; 6-9os OK 1853, s94
sGH.
LvKxroo1, May se-1l:ls a rn--F1our, sis.
Winter wheat, IS Sd; red wheat, ss@9s Sd:
white wheat, 9s 1od@ % 1ld. Corn, soA
EviEool, ~ sG&Yaa,as.-eot4qn uaz.
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REAL EsTATE.

War1antee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles OF the Court House,
tlled for record On Monday, May 80:
Washington st, cor Of Hobcy st, nf, 75A
x194X It; also, Warren aV, n c cor OF Rn-
hey st, 8 T. 700Hx1e3 It; also, Madison st.
200 # " OF Desplaines st, n I, @5x1as IT.;
ucnshaw az, iq n " Of LubecE nr, y I, 2lx
1C0 II; May 30. s0.................----.-:... 900
Malshneld st, 5 v cor Of York St, CT, 1o0x
lss II; May IS: ....+.... 5000
Milwaukee az, 4I3 BIO II " Of Reuben st,
swf I. 24x1C0 1t; May yG.-..-..-..-..-...... 40
5aIshheld st, 1'!17s IT n Of York st, c T. 25x
1n5 It; May 1e.....-...........-....... SIC
West Ana1ns st, So G-l0 1t v OF L,ncoln St,
I, 4sxl25 It; May 17........ ............ o,ts0
Wttt Munroe ct. ITO It e Of Thruop St, nf,
e9xl14 II; May u. a,so0
Second st, s's1 It " Of Kobey st, n 1, ssx
1919 It; May H. -...:. --....---.-... 200
Ma.shneld 1t, ~ It n Of York st, e I, 25x
te5 II: My OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s25
Eal.fe.s ST. s5 # OF Kossuth st, " I, a4x1oo
wsIrsh s ". Sd. s65a it oi Twouty-lrst Il,
j, sHx131 II; May 20 ao.:..:..,............. 1s,4oo
Se,.gwick at, 10 ITS Of Hill st, " I, e.xl22
It; Nay ........-.-..-......-...-. 49,. 950
ss-:at t21oo il, Sith brick dwelling; Aprf13 1a,soo
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS
Michigan av, 5ss It Of Fifty-thrd st, " I,
4G G4-los1sl It; May 90 9o-.-..-...-.-...-. -. 1864
Sr1ann It, !, 140 IT C Of Stewart az, 1, 43x
1G1H It: February ei.--....-...-...- :. 500
and v I, ii 4-loxisl It: May s0.......... s,c2.
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Fu1t and second clear stdIng, TO-
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

NoSpAY EvESlsG. May 30
unef sSs ead ssaP Il foa he san
In all cascs sold Bubjcct to the usual charges OF
storage, unless otherwise expressed
and prices were uominal!y lower. The receipts
are increasing, and holders seemed anxious 70
realize even at inside 70 medium figures We
frKin, 1s9aoc; common Rrades, 1s@15e-
BAGGiNG-Remalnsq quiet aud steady; The de-
apa Z M snaps q 70
1mozEeag, % &c; Union !, 50, gunnies. as,ou,
24c:. gunnies. 4-bu, ssc' hurlaps, 4-ou, 1'Esl9c;
"fG! sGIipEsa fafa: G.: Observation-Disclosures vas an active
demand for building materials. and PS; PIECES
enn st1ceo, sa0o9a2s; New York surernue
Do, brl, si.00a 4.25 marble dust brsl 3Oaa75;
eeene, een Saa ciarks W b4 % siass5 n1s csent,
rs: Louisville cement, * lsss :plsztsrns haif,
bricks, j 1,ooo so 90; nre clay, i brl. sA0o
@4.25i plaster, 4 brl, s. 0OS22a ...
C1iEESE-The supply is still moderate, but the
Teceipts arc inc!eaaing, and the Indications are
rather favorable for lower range Of prices The
following arc the prices currents. New York
laet3IJ, 1a@isc; Illinois factory, 1e@1sc; West
COAL-The coal market remains inactive, and
prices are steady and unchanged We repeat our
high. prepared. .l0.sotsi1.oC; Iackawana, 1000;
5ssn5 e. HI sS e. xsS a; fsissa
C0FFEE-No new features were Developed In
this market To-day. The demand continues &c
TIVE, ind pricts we're 1rn as folOws: Mocha, s1@
ssc; Java a5@e6hc; o. q. Java, 27'aesc; roasting
Rio, 10hG191<c; common Rio, s0A921cs fair 10
good! 2ih@2ss: PRIME 10 choice, 22A@a3ac; Ia
ANDLEs-1he following arc the ruling quota
lions: FRxtme, lcHc; tallow lstcarinc), 12.{si34c;
Schneidct,s S star. l+HG1o4c; Bar1ctt's stearte
cosoPERAuE-w hickey barrels continue In fair
demand, anu prices are firm at the annexed
Whlskcy barrels, Iron bound. ..........$ 0a25
WhisEey barrels, wood bound, 1.oo&l.75
folS or; PATHS .;a1 9L4o
Flour barrels, tat hoops. 40 80
Flour barrels, round hoops. .-...-.....,, SOC 60
EGGs-The supply was small to-day, aud prices
were nrmer, Sales we're made at 15tslsXc.
FRUITS AM, SUTS-No ncJr features were
developed iii this market. The demand for green
fruits continues active, and previous rates were
1r1nly sustained. Dried fruits ruled iulct, but,
With The cxce.tlon OF peaches, prices werr lsin.
higher than on Saturday Last, 10914c being the
ruling rates We quote:
GREES fhr1Ts-Aprles. ss.so@e:oo: lemons,
MssSiSs sssa Gssases Soa Palermo oranges
DRIED FRCl1s--Turkey pruncs, l2@13c: French
prunes, 1s8 he; Es drums, 15G 1tc; tgs cartoons.
2a@2oc. da1cs, 1oslsc; apples, Eastern, 9X|a11c:
I've; peaches, halves, n1peeied, 6Esse; blackbef,
rcs, = II, 7I@l5c; raapberries, y ID, 2sa3ec;
cherries, imported, unpltted, l2@16c; raistns lay
e e5s S nGW; fAso@i7'; 1alans, seedcas SOB mats,
NUIs--Aitnonds, sofs-shclled, 2sas0c; almonds,
paper Princess, H4a51c peanuts, q Du, 81
NJ. S30694.0o; Brazil nuts, 1ta16c; pecans, Texas,
15fa16ct rccans. MiasGlr! te9 l3c. |
FIsH-Whltcdsh were in short supply, and the !
market was still at &c advance. Goldfish, mack- |
ere1, and ether descriptions werc fairly active at
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drinks; that bis drinking was Of mod
cle1e charocter; that he WAS one OF Tue
iast men to be under the influence OF
deluGuns End that there could be llIue q o. no
oolbt that, at the time Of making tne WI 70
question, he was fully qualI1 II 90 II oy tne
knowledge OF his properly and sctton OF Inc
natural objects Ut his bounty.
.. The humber Of Witnesses TO e aleo. anu
tutroduced, in the shape Of 1eta d!stin-
guished mcn of The present and - to GaI- ;tI
kenJuIl, Judge Breeze. and others, and the time
that will necessarily In. taken up in the argument,
make It very improbable that the case eau be con-
cludc before the end OF this week, even II then
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ruled steady and unchanged Light and middle
nENIock-;ity harness, union, aeta a42c; city har-
Tu, sa@ s6c; ZIP. = h, socaslss; city uprer, 81.
! apss5; s. + sess sS ssi!a: + s3szss
calf, city, s125a1t5: CALI country, t1.l0De rs;
Tps gper !2gas u.s. sss1c rough appsr ,aSs
chleago so!c, ss@ssc; Buffalo slaughter sole, s.
oAk-siaugh,er scle, axa .7c: Philadelphia sole.
7us90e; American calf, 81 rs, si40@i.5s; French
Zoo French caif, 55 ;os, s1.eaSi.sS; Freneh % Sp.
dozen, scao $50 %; French cuff jodos, j dozen,
sGs %fT Sb TSEs Hia9f 1870 sT6sks kyo
TN -Bo1 IN nlats, ! {, io1is. s11:oo; roonug
IN. IN. L., Hi.oo; large pigs, &c; snal pigs &c;
CofrEa-Coppcr bottoms, asc; brazicrs, over 1e
0i snss1 2iscFies s FsiGs aassy eash 1oc nrss oua-
W1RE-@ to 6, &c; rs, and 9, 1oc: 10 and II, lie;
T. Se Ie il = sea s. Is and 49, lse H.
NAIL. The market Was quiet to-day, but fr1n
At the following rates: 1od@6ed z keg, HIS; Sd.
g. ~ ke @ $? IL: fse .'2 5o; =; ans fss; ssed RI 81
. keg. 800: dne blued FL, Ss.9a
eea1s ensnc a ri ii fas rs T' It M sshse
eumptiyc demand and steady at previous rates
The demand for lInsecd was active at full prices
saroon ssssss; s1s's W lasd si''' oS ssiass:
No. !. s1.1o@t.2o; No. 2, sl.oOs1.0o: NDseet raw,
SLID: nnseed, boiled, s1.15: whale oil, fl:oo banS
960c; turrcntnc. o3@55c: sperm oil, s2.50: ee-
phant oil. sl15@l.2o; ncatsfoot oil, No. i, slice
1.so; ' d. strictly pure, sl:eo; -
iollows:sh@s,s4c for Carolina; 7ktssac for Low
SoAPsThcre was a better demand for soaps.
rrir "a 1hQ 10 Ia hnyE.
French. s1aea,c; named brands, 7@1oc; foreign
sTARCIl-Thc market remains firm at the an
ne1ed range OF prices: kIDEsi0r1 corn, 1154t912c;
purc, 1e@lOHc; Peoria crystal, s&oc; satin. 1oa
is e ws3s ssa59 pasF aeRa a SsS; 1aws s es
sP1cEs-Traae continues qnlet, and prices are
nm,megs -. T. slsss14s: No. p s'asao'
n + r., sna1a va actE and p1sss
ll@iixc; i n,srsb 1 .sfs' sSs" j 5. % sasioe: ss
SsSs ea9!ea rGse sS
@l4c; New IosS cirrlc a, l21.e5lsc; New YORK
choice white, ls@13Ac: cxtra, c, 1eH@1e,,ic;
siRCPS-Therc was nDout the usual inquiry fer
ne 81 ge0as and quo;9aIens Me1s @
&c; sllyrr !rirs 500 o5c; Cuba molasses, 4tas0c;
New York extra sugar house syrup, 70l57ac;
PHILADELPHIA beehive, 45a4sc; Calvert silver
drps. ssc@sl:0e: -.
SODA AND sALERATrS We quote the mar
ket 1irm at the following r.ngc Of prices: Py!e's
leee1oAe; pure, h@sAc; Delanos chemical, az
@lyci % hsalthy, 9@9Ac; % pure, sH@s@e;
F1sse9eI's gut edge, 9@oasc; gold medal, eas15c.
the tendency Of prices Is to higher range:
Fine, 2 bIl, fe3s; ordinary, coarse, = hi,
= bTl, t2s5. Ashton dairy, . bag, 1850; dairy,
, 1870-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

~. <,.- ARRIVED May 81.
Prop City OF Madison, Lake Superior, pig Iron anu
5lndriGs
Steam barge George Dunbar, Bay City, wood and
ScoW Tho, Saugatuck, lumber and lath.
Prop St Louis, Buffalo, sUndr1eS.
IFop Philadelphia, Buffalo, sundries.
Sehr Enterprise, MusieRon, lumber.
Schr @. J. Ward, Frankfort, lumber,
Schr Potomac, Mecominee wood
, 1870-05-31
BELL VS., SCANLAN.
The Quarrel Between The Edf.
tors of the fsIrish Re-
public
Charges Against Scanlan-Statements
Of the Defence,

E,crp fbr s,o,L,,,, ~
1ss public sls aware tsat dazns % the 1s past four
he oe. eoaaoet naa efea and n aesens
Michael seaalan, Assessor of Internal Revenue OF
easa1 Tue htr nses o. New York snd late OF Chi
,sa A I.,ts1 M,am "a, 4 Grace and Mr. David Be
with MI. scsnlan On tho -, n..,,. assoSiasea ~ @
paper Mr. Seaman is the editor. It Is claimed by
the friends Of the latter gentleman that The aecG
sl1ons are based ulton Z iratic 1us ,lestra on th.
part OF MI. Bell to revenge him self for noynr been
sIelsa1gsa from tnat lasr boat VI, sinee
5r e1 @ h5e 7s t t. as s1 n ~ sHoF o. Of ons
tie Two grounds OF not being 1tattye American
and Of rot belonging 10 the Fsntoa faction of tac
l9 %1 sm b gentleman w Esss'ssd 4 ron Sns
=: r. sa.,.ese, s.s,. Chicago. NEW rorf, H.y's's7e
st1 ssaft b,as bed n II.
vs. +: = SsSss Hss
HI. ss. to .D;teseass NJ :; well M
.ns :es t1ss Ct ID IL eSsa ss1s .as np II:
N nt$ gill II 81, s s aant It. II
IT, Z caSp t rs gSs,, a 81 EN-
lzn deI 6onen;y with the fcuian fuud.. 1 Did he
ss L Il q IS ] asi | & Il sss*y nj
--r$<,r sro
tut !1sitnx t ~ WHY ~, IN hesso! From your General
oMause p' ,s M cnAiac1eLt 90 sea Sonaldes him
t,r,t w inre.tie1tI,u n nr3c,S ih Jus t1e
.!i.h @1dsteak4t7??n ~? uIuE..co "! the govern
1Ee isaa'nc RerbIsans ~ III c, 10y ann -
charged HIM With corrupt prnctiees thnE H. e.naof
much longer be retained in Office An early repiv viii
tphisf fasGF not only on your humble servant but
lee 4i"io" u 1HsIce generally Most Lals yoG5s.
h- yop deem II light 70 sntpl, the de1irrd iafot
s0n. ~ oste! y nake aeatt9ese IN tEdenec will
= 1eGla1e u nc.ofc nosaFS PUBLIC IN the
and III Information or my poss.ss, ". Il e. 1'
SA1CkE or TUE CHARGES,
M seaman during the Presidential campaign
G,ent .nn Ia snh.enmen,iv @ ,;tS u e nsae,al
~ Trtssrns1 Rsr,nna Sanr o1, u1Ere.phGu hI s
- h ~ ~ -, Uvu a!1l uss assulnlnR
cAsNE y tue OuGe. uliCu!uCs arose oelHeeD hinl
ahd MS lRle assOclates, which have GuIinlnated In
tie present trouble The following are tina
chAfTes:
Chattrs and specifications asairst Michael se,n1nr
Afrt14or OF The bird Disttit5 {Nrooflvu n VI 0"t
tac rtrublic during ths Ii, var Thc itsns ~
t. nnd signed hy hir-cories Of which arc iii in The
oftice OF the Commissioner OF InteTnaI Revenue nj
Washinston pfovc this 70 this kravr charge the M
snsE @ thaf DC va Union Democrat" IL mani.
~ LILY y;;5ins ae a., Tse. Gne u I'VE brothcta
1,e Of eHlnf eytr n:dsd in H. de5c1c ~ os
He ncvrr uttered word scaost reteiiion until ntrf
rut down. His Motht1, John + Scanlau, of Chi.
holding tie commission uf Captain in zee Of thr uiita
, 1870-05-31

The people OF Duluth propose TO build break
wafer, commencing al half l mile from Minnesota
Posut, AMI run 1t 0ut into the lake parallel with
the point, 4 sulncielt distance 10 make harbor;
fer this purpose they nre asking AID from Con-
gress BY diFectapDroprIatlon OF 2 land grant OF