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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-03

Wir fomnen babsr gu BEN ShluTs. oaB poinosr':r
unb Senfins bas Hfsro bein Sdwanse aufidirren
uuozan elmer bebauerliden @inbiloung leioen, penn
he l4 Dem Wabne binseben, baB fl. Die s~eiamuten
i9pdrsen g timms,ber bes @iaates an Die republic
tanif&t Yartdri psridadsrn fOnnen. Dab beibe
iebr stbrsei3isss Enb ano BOB lie foaur einen SIP auf
ben ,ueidsn Moltsrn beg gonsnNes' ni4t ansidla.
gen narben, bas Miro ielbif BON ibren eisenen .far'
bisen 8ribern" iebr tupbl pe1itanben; aber seraoe
besbaIb miro ibr blinoer Offer bas 3iel ~perfeblen.
&c 1T ben Bstosn su rdiben, %borfduis In ibrtr Bar'
bieritube au bleiben unbli reblid au erndbren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-03

= Die Burser BON Mi1uautie %asitiren iebt
bic Werieenns Der staatsbauptifaot BON Wabiior
mad ibrer Staot. sic perpHiAten fa. eir Gapi'
toll an banen unb bas n5tbise &rnnofad an Iiefern.
Sim gansen etaate ioa. oieie, Berlesuns is9r popa-
ttSr fein. ug221 5feal5iE ~ 9'A mime ,i.l..4i
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-03

-Nan benz Beiipiele tes GeiIeIddlers Wbitte=
more baden am Montag iuieoer 5tuei @onsrebreprd-
I~entanten abseoanft. um nidt aussefoBen su
tperben, nemli4 @oIaoap bon Sentudp uno Sc.
tpeeIe BON Norb garolina. Beioe baben iid bic Sim
ger nit benz gaoetteni6ader befdmubt. gei De=
tpee5e. Der Elm rehter &eifeiGdler 1T, lino bic 8eueis
le iebr fIar. gr ~perfaufie cine SeeeabettenfteGe on
einen anaben in @aibinston fir $500, uelde Sum-
me bic W1utter oes 4naben boar beSablte. IS tpers
ben nieQeiht nod nebrere aboanfen miien, ipenn
lie nidt atsebantt ueroen molten. unb menn man
Die unterinhune nod meter ausbebnte, oann mir
ben Die geiben Der 8atrioten i'm gonereiIe am @noe
isbr binn weroen. gs lit hies elm id0ner Gommen.
tor auf Den amerifaniihen gonsreb!
-Oas Saus unierer @efebsebuns paiirte ON
SamTias cine Bin, melds gounip GommiIdre be-
redtist, cine 8elobuuns BON einbunoert Dollars fir
Bolts. Ropfbdute 5u be3aben. Sic Bill beSiebt Iih
slos auf erie County, moeiu &uoel W0lfe bel Sha>
ben unter Den Shafsu anssridtet bat. 36nnte Die
@eiebsebuns feline ~tpirflame WaBresel sesen bic
nihtsnrbiesn punoe %erIinnen, Die iG9rli9 in Obio
piele Sauienoe BON Shafen 5erreiben unb Die fir
Iniere Sdaf5iidter einen ,pabren Tlud biloen? ODER
aiebt es nur Elm Mittel ~oasegen, nernlid Die In=
teuuns BON 51ofbirten ME in 9eutidlanb?
RsgA Bon Mfron 1T uns cine Streitlhrift sur Be-
sutadtune suasianot worben. @ir erieben barous,
ooB Elm Serr 6erbinenb 6 hubmader nidt
bios in oeutider @prade, ionbern au9 in einem
%oortissn englilden Blatie, aesen Die Ntron r2iebers
tafel" aufgetreten 1T. neil bieier @sianeperein i1
bes uIhueren Werbrehers" ihulbia madt, bel feis
men Soften uno 3uiammenfinften gHein uno Bier
a%ussuidenfen. 9as lit iii ben auoen oes Srn. Ser
oinanb Sdnbmoher Elm empbrenoer @rduei. Der
niAt ldnaer sebulbet tueroen bari tuen1 nidt bas
v@eltaG" barber Suiommsrfalen ioa. 5r. g. gee
lte6t, bab er in Der 8 emperensfraee cine enti1ieoene
e tele einnimmt unb bab er bieie Jrage as BON vun.
E meblider gebeutuns iur ieoen 8iirser bes @elt.
ols" betradtet. 9iss &sitdnanib mare gar niht
n6t6is ~se,Deisn. Man Febt's Dem sun5en Nufiabe
an, bab Sr. 6. elm ~raoifoler. Doer in Der @eiadfts<
iprade, Elm vtestotaler" 5empsrsnsbruoer i'll, Der in
iebem S,opfen8ei ober Bier ben leibbaftisen @ott=
~feibeiuns pittert. gr eebraubt san5 b~ieielben Wen-
%bunsen, Die uniern Semperenilern 10 9eldufis limb
unb persibt aud niht Den raonia aleoboi", obne
lpelae Maieftdt iebe Semperensreoe unoo0idnois
{ein piiroe. somii9 1T babel, baB 9r. 6. nidtblos
Elm Deutider. ionbern bob er fosar in Der Ndbe bes
Seutoburser Walbes seborer 1T uno oaher uermutbs
lid in oirefter Qinie BON ienen alien Oeutiden ab.
%(aunt. tpelde bel ibren 6efselasen Die SddoeI
Der eri9lasenen G0mer as Srinfseidirr benubten.
Sr. ST. WifefeIb bat Rd. als 0or'ber Der
betreifenoen Committee, Der WtIbe unter3ogen, auf
Die 56ubmaher'iden MusfdQe su antuorten uno
man muB seieben, baB ct I'D ieiner Mufsabe in chen
10 berber as idlaeenber Weiie %entleoist bat. So.
mentli9 bat er ben Nasel auf ben &opf setrofen,
;rNen1 Or 6rn e. ffor moht hnh feline 8 pfrnprpn3s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-03

d -asDie rspnbIifanif6e Yarfbei non 5nbiata hislt
am lebten Dientas,, ben %, 5etruar. 81 SSnbiana,
polls lire @taats. gonpention ab uno e%rnannte foft
ibisberieed Staatsbeauaten ipieoer. 4Jn
Der Ylatforn, tuirb unter Mnoeren1 aud Die Reoue.
|tion Der @teu.rn nno Ginitsnuns a~roeiterer Ganbper'
piQisunes, an, gorporatienen berlanst. Inter Den
Delesatsn, psslde an ben Beratbuneen oer gounsn-
|tion 5beit nabmen, 7~bsfanbenz ii@ aud finf Neser,
tpopon elmer, Elm aep. Malone, Der ,uoblfeiten Gbre
|marbisa eradtet uuroe, auf bic 2iite BET giee= graf=
|oenten seiellt ~ rperoen. s<agaHal.g SO Gg aaaa5e.
, 1870-05-12
DR.. RRMCIL
YQur DeAtluv
NOTICES.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, J
!, COOK COUNTY,
Sc.

In the matter Of the Application of the West
Chicago Park Commissioners for tho Ap-
poiutmeut Of Assessors.
Public notice IS hereby given that on Thnsd.y. tts
18th day Of May. A. D. 1su, the Wtst Chicago Paxk
Cenn,tss;ouc1s body potitie and coro1atc created
and daily Organized BY Ad under ret Of tho Geue1al
Assembly Of the statc Of Illinois, ertned: AA1 act to
amend the Charter Of the CITY Of Chicago, 70 crea&a
Bo1ra Of Pafk Commissioners, aud auihori1e = tar IN
the town Of West Chicago, and for other pQrposces
npptorrd February 2, 1859, ui1 fle in thu ofIca o
The CLERK af the Circuit Court Of said Cook County,
thelt petition sot the appointment Of three dsuturstcA
teeaoldes = Aessors thas on said 18th daT ot Nay.
On The openns OF the said Circuit Court tho fo.euoo1
OF said day. the aid Wese Chicago Park Commissioners
WIN appU to the Judge Of aid Clcuis Court 10 noaf
nate and appoint three Aesoors sn cause to bn do
rolved upon aaid Asesso, by proper order and eroc
the power ard duty to ascc1ean and ssesp n wei ~,
damages To be allowed TO become dno to the owneso
OF the property taken OF condemned for the puspos4
provided Ii sAId act creating said Basrd ot Pask Ce-
missioner ~ the bcue to be derived to tho prppsy
benEfttd By the improvements author5z,d BY said acS
Alto to ascertain and asses the damages and rreoua-
PeRse due tho owuezs rrEperttvelE Of the property
which ahaf be required, and which has. beao
duly daasuated and set apart by said NJ
lards to Be appropriated eo1deuaai Tor thd psrk
and booleva1ds authorized b1 said &ct Also. to sxsen
the costs ot acquiring tto to tho property which saEd
Commissioners have acquired BY purchase, scd tho COSTS
Of pzoeeedingz authorized BY salt act Also, to deter
ntue what proportion Of tks damages cestg. md er-
srfe Of procurk the title 70 mid paris snd boulc7acd
by iatd at aha1 BE- borne b tic public to b
benefited b said improvements. aof what proportion
thereof ehan be borne by tho deemed bcneftoa
And To perform such other and :nrthcf dnties uat3ef
their appointment Il sh2D be f6Any derpJved upe4z
then under tho net Creating sad Board Of Park Cou
n,sesione1s, and act supplemental thzeto Approved
April 18th. 1ss9,
At which tine and placc N parties interested MY
srpenr and be heard touching such appointment
Dated 8fas 5tt. 1870.
CHARLES C. P HOLDEN.
DAVID EJLE,
CLARK IpE
Eff R1ETAN,
ISAACR. HIT,
HESIY GREENERAQN.
GEO W. STANFORD,
Vest ChIcs9p Park Commissioner
, 1870-05-12

-En- be -EtTcn next Eee;s is cnti1alT without
foundaton- md those Nho aFe going shoaa naake
theiF azfangc9osuts for .ta!s HeaE-l 90
Il -/,.....- - .AfsgEHcEMEwx ~
eccentric, good for nothing 'tsam.n As piece Of
nnIe charactsr acting, 1t Is well worth seelng.
hs, Lie Arkansas Traveller" who has been re-
constructed since bis last visIt is underlined for
"T1le Rag Picker Of Pasisr II hit which u,uss
ne refreshing to the management In this dull dra~
WaAc eeasoh It Is drawing large houses nightly,
ena Iaoss Moo delight In Sensations can fairly
;'eTsa ,sa N af them 5hla Nee1 At the Museum.
custom, and Probably would II. there were twice
fas many counter attractions Of operas, theatres,
Gulceils and clfcuses 10 tho city. ApEUpos OF the
Dea!notn. Aanning has had the remarkable coaE-
~ 70 aScept the complimentary testimonial ten
troupe as will be seen by the following card III an
eyer 10 the card Of the troupe which was publish
cd In our Inst Issue.
e.srs. J. r. Esu,az4 Rea caon Bob Hars aai otAe,1:
GES11FAEF: Your letter Of yesterday, rendering me
aeo1np1acntaFy sestimonla, to be sysn q such tne
sf d tss s
e nv
fvt tlanks to tho citizens Of Chicago for tho ve lib
a1tsss during The sesson 81 MIC mon,as We ha4e esd
&C. hSbed e before them w
The circus L tainmed, afternoon aud evening,
with people. Beth ln lts men1ge1ie and equestrian
departments 1t has the latest improvements. It's |
riders. tumAleB, acrobats, and gyTnnasts 1Ic equal
lortckF, funny epouEh, and its accommodation!
good for clrcus. The collection o.
animals Is not only atge- hut eyubraees very rar
cc1cs and is as attractive, ia It's way, as the llv
forms y Continuation which need hardly fear 1ival-
y In tIe circus business. +
, 1870-05-12

Prices have underwent few u. any Important
eAsnsa Ths ssoess &c eau.l to all Requirements
e a as soSs W : st4sssi sssiss ee@e9 f
good 70 choss .Poio R!cr, latsi2ss poTdstsa;
Eirclc 4. 1s1.@iac: New York choice white, 1s9
ls1e; extra c, 1sss@1sSc: ,NcF fpfe :, lss9.
sFRUPs- market exhibited a stair degree
~ O. acavity, and the prevailing feeling WIS one of
sef1onesa Wequote. New Orleans ntole,ses, .59
~; ;;.l fanlsdeephla xolden5 UEan ssaiso:, silRer
sNtt3 eueAr houge 'sJTup,. TG{S15:; Philadelphia
beshlys' e:a4se; Ca.xert stlvef d5tps aoc9sa a. q
fair, md qu,sasioos raSed Inn, a. follows: PyieE
saAlsac; als; nuae such, %salc; Bsbhit's medicinal,
pnte, 9xteokc: 'DslandB chemical 2sG.
n rsey: eise s2aAfs; n 90 pnrs assss;
MARKET @ so.aa1. Tne demand Is gradually N
Q brl, ss-e3; ordinary, coarse, 5 bri. SsGzIs3:
ground sosar, 2 brL. saG5; diamond O, 3 bFi,
fass; Sas a AsSton s0E aay bAs, $3.50; daily, witt
sTARCH-The demand vas Of i light character,
p9a 1a3 nra IeehnE was manifested We quote:
1nRs1os eo son s,T 1dTsss; pnrs Ias11He Peoria
exc; 0ssswa eosn. loaie1lc: Watts pure, 11ts
fAtes Ottawa laundry. 7HESc 40
sFlCEs-IIade Was more active, but prices were
easy ara taTozahle to the tnterest nf buyers. We
fsc: .nutmegs, No. i, sLsai 20; No. = H.ssaLsS;
FEEL a6ts esP2ss e. osxss sssss s,e
Hungarian u at - SICK at 5Lso; SACKS pIl}rt
TEAS-Tbe market to-day was fairly netlye, and |
no change whatever YVES made in quotations, WhIch |
trnam dtm as follows: Young Hyson, common to |
Far, s09sse: fair 70 good, 9aas3c; do, hne and e1-
)! a1-3o: choice to extra ieaf japan, 5,.lWS
30 good to 1ne japan, s5e995c; colored natural
~ = Japan; so!sa5c: good . iae gunpowdcz, sl.io
TOBACCC-Wag In fair 5fpunhNfJ nNff rrendv ar I
, 1870-05-12
=. Indian Cnpilres.


: Congress has recently passed IN nct appro
rIlating 81, 500 each to Helen Lincoln and
He1oise Linco1n-the two girls recovered from
the Indians By Colonel Leavenworth. The
amount appropriated is to be reserved from
any moneys due or to become due to the
Kiowa Indians. aud ie TO be invested in United
States securities, and the income the1efrum
expended By the Secretary Of the Interior.
These glris were captured by the Nowa
snbe, IN Janua5J, 1869, on Denton Greek,
County, To1na," as tie act Of Congress- states.
Their ages are respectively and yearH.
They were recovered from tho Indians on the
plnins last ycar, ~ Colonel J. H. Leavenwortb,
United States Indian Agent, and have boon in, !,
his charge since that time. The act apptopri-::
reciies that the parents md all known rela-'
tves Of the children Eero murdered at.
they the children) have no knovl-..
edge OF their names, parentago, or family con-
nections; and, hence, the act gives them the:
light Of the information legitimate]y before
Congress, we presume this statement of facts
is correct In reality. however, the story is |
different a full account of the:
matter Was furnished to the public, through !,
the columns Of the Record, In letter FROM
letter having been written from florence !
Texas. near where the Kowa m1ssacre and ;
:apture took plsce. Colonel Wood stated thst
he had seen and conversed with Mrs Eolt, .
,1and-step-mo Of the little girls, at Jacks
,oro, where, We presume, she still resides.
8e learned from her that the names OF the
,i1ls wire Alice and Susan Fitzpatrick;
hat their fathers nAme wae Thomas
Fitzpatrick, and their mothers name, Marths
maiden name, Holdcn); and that both grand
sthers are still alive, one (Fikpatrick) re- I!
idipg IN Indiana, and the other (Holden)
in Eastern Te1As- The parents Of
be children were murdered by the Kowas. !
8 we're d Mr.. Long, a Mr.. Leatherwish, aud
overall other persons (male and female) in the
eighborhood. The voting Of relief to the
nfortunato little girls is right and proper;
ut they are certainly entitled to their true
anes-Alice and Susan Fitzpatrick.
The act Of Congress herein refeGed to con-
ains an important general provision, which ia
, the effect following, to Wit: s'That the Sec
etary OF the Interior be authorized and re-
.1ired to withhold from any tribe Of Indians
ho may hold American captives, any moneys
ue them from United States, until said cap
yea he surrendered to the lawful authorities
I the United statea." This is eroinently ap-
rnEs.ate and just. Only few dAys ago, We
auttehed m Account Of Htt1e boy and girl
sptafed In hsEthexu TeA2s Last sammex aod
, 1870-05-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets

| .'N0A.-@N@T
! LoRDoN, May 11-1.ao 2 m--Consols for money,
Ah; On account, 9sx: Erie IS: Illinois Central,
1129S; United States 520s, 1862, S6ss; do old, '65
! LoSpOs, May 1l-Eyenlng.- -Coasols for money,
a4E; account, 95iif. American securities quiet !;
1855. 50; 1859, SsH; 1861, p0f 10-40s 63H. Erie,
IS; Illinois Central, 1fs1f; Great Western, eSH,
Stocks quiet
! P4R1s, May 11:-Bourse quiet At TT SOC.
FR.,SKFoRr, May 1l--Bonds heavy, ..
LarI, 635fs. Rest unchanged.
LvERrooI, May 1l-11:1 a m.-Flour, eos I'd.
q Cd: Corn, 30S- =
Pork. 199a Lard, OBS. =
ilNERrooL, May 1l.-Evening- Cotton bupyant;
!l,id Mitlliing i 1 1nrisnd 11s11d osfcans, 1l7fd:
!, California white Wheat 8 %; red Western, Nc.
9. S. ld1 winter, 9s; Western flour, eos 81.
CON- mixed. soa- Oats, 8 81. barley
PORK higher and closed dull at 1o4s Beef, 110s
Lurl duu = sss. Cheese, 76s. Bacon-55s for
Cumberland; 6as Cd for short rib middles- Produce
unchanged.
Naval stores quiet Turrentsne, sos
,LnEDoE, May .11.ATallov drmer. 44s 9L Sug1r
1rmer, not higher. Petroleum do.
,ANTNERr, May 11.-PetroIeum firm at 34kf
uArRE, May 1l-C0tton 1Tn.
, 1870-05-12
TBE DOUGLAS MONUMENT.
The Statements Rr1niive 10 It's Removal
Denied.

The statements recently matle In Bome Of the
city papers relative to the removal OF the Douglas
Monument from its present location to the Cniver-
General Sca1es, the President Of the Douglas
Secretary. denying the assertions. Ia question.
any meetings held By the Board OF Trustees OF the
Monument Association, in regard to Its removal,
nor has the ter ever been presented BY the board
70 the Board Of Trustees Of the Chicago EnIrer-
sity. II has been suggested by lurilnals that the
rcmoval Of the monument TO the University Park
completion, provided the Trustees OF both corpo-
rattons approved and the State Legislature author
Tor the purpose Of Its completion. 1t would he
NECESSARY TO keep paid Custodian pe1petually IN
charge Of the work Rnd grounds Ut y considers
bic e1pense to the State, wilhelm the other loca1!-
1Ics and saye the State from expense and respon-
stbiitty In the future. -
They also STATE thaf owing to the great difficulty
" obtaining sabseH2uons fos ne prosecution .o OF
tees, at the lasr meeting 81 the Legtslatnr 70 OBJ
t2ln an appropriation, and It was believed that as
The sum oi s50,00o had been voted by the Le93sla-
fcf m s e sa e
at Springfield, the same State would not hesitale
to donate at least ha1f that SUN Tor the PURPOSE OF
completing a work for its own grounds
that would L., be- ,,o escl1stye's Sa ::s own
is,We, on condition tlat tse Moua-
nent Association wonld make up by subscription
HE snal, Tas 'tpocketed br u member or the
Legislature, and consequently failed to be pre-
passed the House, after third reading, almost
unanimously. The sum of $4,000 appropriated
some years ago by the State for the lot where the
monument stands, YVES p7id to Mrs. Dougias
, 1870-05-12

chose the best Of LEO eEiIs -and accepted na.Ei:
-moay. u @ Justice Moore hsd the knot Msz Barton
81 al4hlF respectable family.
a select paTtJD4 ladIes and gentlemen heat1nX
ne names Of Daniel Carroll John and Michael
1s1tansAgnes and Emily Dcntsns a; ana . MaI1
Ma4ufe. conducted themselves In hllAr1oQs mar
ner at Blue IsIand avcuuc saloon, on Tuesday
evening" After quarrr1llpg about, one thing anu
another, they nnals chose The snhjscf of ctSa:A
blood: When The fray vas at its height squad
Of Policemen casne upon the scene, and TOOK the
partJ into custody. Justice Moore Assessed nne-
Fa,rick O.Ecl drank largo Quantity Of. baa
whiskcy, On Tuesday, and while 1aborfng under
the fnucncc OF the vic decoctIon thrust ills haa1
through show window on Halstcd street. He
lyus lined $40 ....... ..... e.
HERoN STREET cOCRI. " -
Louis Won OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or 8ome-
thing of that SORT, was fined $50 on u charge OF
yar5ancy. The remaining cases were drunken
a1l diso1t1eFlr ones and 3 few hurdy .Eurdy
grinders, who we're mnlcted In the usual suma
, 1870-05-12
HOSTETTER's BITTERs.
-N---~-~-~c-~e~-~<---.---
An Old EalIacy Exploded.

Thirty forty years aso It Was the faahion to sa,su
ister powerful purshtiTes "Eprns uedIcinesr Ter
rife dozes Of salts and seuna, caJonel aad fsI1 o,
glauher sAts we1e given to Ill the member of familY
whether sick or we'll by way Of preparing them for he
"a'1a we*laer In qsoect This pernicors custom Il
nearly Obsolete but there some old Bou4bous OF nd
hie incapable alike Of forgetting anything or ea,u
Ing anything who ohsnatesy cling to It SIN Nothing
could be marc pcsEidoaA, utterly uaphlnsophIca
thAn such M onslaught on the Tispf and asetty af
the syste In order to enable the phydeal structures
to Eesst the enrranE eecta Of spring d.ups and cum
mcs heats # hhoud be toned and reinforced not 70
l21ed and weakened The best medicine agent fer this
purpode Il Hoatcttcfs Stomach Bitten. Its effect u
to tone the stomach and liver gently relieve tho borls
from obsscctions brace the nerves, improve the quality
OF The blood. stimulate the appetite and eheer the spi
it, In this Improved condition the organization CAPE
lie Of traissng unhealthy uaucncea, which would
p1natrate enfetb1ed system Vigorous Digestion IL
absolutely es1e1taI to healthy and there Is dansrr
Of the stomach faerug failing In its Important office
If this genial vegetable elixir e taken regularly -
etoaehic. None Of the tonic stnctea or e1nsct4 VIII
supply the p1Atc Of the Btc1z. for tie Simple feSon
at they opc1zte aStEngents oaly. In fact, In o1
ua prset1ce ve ak prescriptions would be required
rroduee seaa1ateIy tha Beneficial rtSultE which are
aimu1sancouaIy and taEmoniou.lS by thi.nsIe
pcciac-
, 1870-05-12

LAKE sHOHE AVID MICHIGAN sof.rrvrv
RAILWAY oAA.1'32@
OHo1ILofner 81 Wan Buses1 and Sherm.ar.
u, Tiexet o8lce. Sd South CarE-6
sneei:i Ss1 ParS F@n e N yDpN
Trsit rssM kuk E3p1e1a--- II - 4 H. ~tM 4. n
s.7tne r7stne s1p1efs tdail7l.----.- Sis p.m. 9MSM
4"Asos e3pss79.s.. ..........-..s9Gnp p, ss6:H / n
es1Ho1r AID 1sAsp RAPIDS LcS1
1Ag ESpfr4s-..-. .4....A-... - 80 L M sy4pna
NleH1 $3.50 p +t6D 4. n
, 1870-05-12

CHICAGO. May 1.-The demand Was meagre, and
r1te8 were weak. We note the following charters,
TO DEFFALo-P1op Badger State, wheat and corn
On p. t, ,haFk,Cambrdge, wheat yesterday p MI
It t5Hc. 10 POET CoLBORSE- -SchF Gatlaiin, corn
at4c
A1LwAuKEE, May ta-ar8in freIghts are dull
tDd nearly nominal, at 4Hc q satl to Buffalo, and
&C to Oswego and Kingston Engagements. To
BCFFAlo-BaIk Two FnunIes anH sch- Waucnma,
wheat at 4Kc- To KINGSTON sail vessel, wheat
At &c. schr Adirondack yesterday, wheat at 1oc-
-Senti4eL.
OswEGo, May e.-Lale freights are dull The
schooner Onward takes railroad iron 10 Chicago
instead OF Toledo, as before reported, at Is per
ton, 5Iec In and ont. The schooner Thos Slmina,
which arrived yesterday from Milwaukee, takes
coal f1om Erie to Chicago at S5c per ton, d. ( d,
free In and out
TOLEDO, May s.-Fretghts duh. PropeNers are
receiving SC for grain to Buffalo, Rates to Oswego
nEe nominal
BUFFALO, May 9.-The only charters reported
arc schooner ". J. Whaling, coal Buffalo TO CHI
rago, at o0c, free On board: schooner Oliver Cul-
yer, lumber from Alpenn to Duluth and return to
Cleveland with iron ore at $50 per ton. Coal
1reignts are nomlnally quoted as follows: Buffalo
to Chicago. I5c: Buffalo to Milwaukee, SIC; Ere
I. ToLEDo, May 9.-There Is no change to note In
lake freights, aud rates may be quoted nominal
We do not hear Of q charter to4lay, although we
know Of several vesses for which cargues are be-
ing purchased as fast a. the gs2an can be got hold
0k-Bfdde. .-..
/ CLEVELAND, May 9.-There Is not much doing,
but yesseIs are nrmer and demanding better rates.
There Is only q moderate amount OF coal Offering
at preSeut-He7ud-
, 1870-05-12

Flour, UrS.....
Wheat, hu.-..>
Com, bu... -...I
Oats, hn.....-..I
Rye. bu.
BAriey, bu...-.,.
Grass seed, n's..;
ErOoHl corn, Us
Tupt t1...nt- - ~
, 1870-05-12
hMUHEMEETS,


There Is one peculiarly nbuut Max the Second.
In which he differs from Max the First viz: TINT he
always gives the public hat he promises II would
be hard to imagine anything rorr brilliant than
the Patti concert, last evening, at FarwcH Hall,
which was heard By large audience. coucer1s
after fnn season OF opera, are usually migrate,
tul things hut such artists as CA,iot1a Patti Hitter
Sarasate, uabelmaun, aud Hermnnns, cannot but
,se interesting. In this case It more than In
tc1estDg, and that The audience thought 50. may
be Judged from the f:ct that It succeeded with its
usual oestnaey IN ~ Patn matters ~ gsflang tTo @
vigorously Insisting upon the caoorea TO write Of
one patl concert IS to write Of all Br1lliancy is
ies geaf 'Gas1I "a 1n1s eoa n psr an
additional feature Of the appearance Of an old n
S9.iter after long ahsence and the appearance
1nastns hi1nseif ] 1averits !" Unlike Frume. who
WIS here helore, he Is reliable and conscientious
n1c,a m his ,n,.sa Wosk and lts seedss9ns L much
SIDE ie 1ew as really T9ts s4eas arsrs Is % 20
sas: BAY bee. been here. Hahelmann has Improved In
.eat 4ualtE VI tone aud with UNUSUAL power. Her
.,ls nLs ~ns Is ponderous ever, delighting the
Nta ~ hs voire fsam head to boots, and
G1tn nis tremendous and triumphant tfiL j
1nsS sfs payea @ With fis usual artistic method and
her An b3'3,I sna Gas0na hat dazxed body with
q esseutoa, viii 1ac sae'sS.e hsh yoicn T5ic s.9is
She Sae rlL Alone Possesses 1n Tue second par;
~ Sl1s4!An sonS was eucotcd, which brought out
sst.. s neMsanle n iauening song The audience In
fn Isssa Upon an eneore for Ills also, aud, after
tooK t, nEht, succeeded In getting It Iiie Patti -
hc& u fuicc-ln fact We have never heard
he H. eet!ef-and as her concert this evening" IS
sha1s 1s',Iol long lime to come--the opportunity
enenla be Improved. te0' sA'
TEE oPEN g
me second performance Of Stra,,e,,a n hr the
s 1silnania a1.nescho7, lasttyeninr. at 1hc xnsrs
a1asT called tut = large audIcnee. The rrnre
me1sd nv, vas much smoother aud eren more AM
ttIa, MAD On the nrst evening and the Cmrnire1
eis, came II for 1uusing aacorr IE Schnitze
n1st raf3r sn9med improvement upon dis |
in nI1.nn nRI1eIao'lnance. The opern Is nov
"a SSEn lof the third time this evening We
os1nsstt advise those who haze mt aeen Il mt ID
o1s s1e0 opportunities. Tne l1upresaiu.i s:4at It