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, 1880-04-29

I would, In my Judgment, be wellto transter
as soon as tho necessary barracks, quarters,
etf, ct, BE- cohstrncted there; e., to s+ot, =.
bearing upon this mater, that, In accordance
With tic views expressed to me by the Gen.
ern! 0f the army I'm n communication OF
earlier date than tho one to which this IS q
nany at posts In this command lin. order that
purpose Of triti md Instruction, md which
they cannot wrll obtain IN garrfs.li OF but
orce IS aimost H eniIrcly III taksn S II 'p % b. efrent
tally details, taklng care of the public build
them ii posts 'of at ieast twn compnnIes) Is
1sy ssGf sn,i n e efs' 1ae yena @ sSFs ascRs ss e
selected for this purpose. Recently have
deferred some movements. Of troops In
ibis direction, thinking that change
inents III this command might so1n takc
p1acc, and, In stlch event, 1 desired 10
save UNNECESSARY Inconvenience, 10 the Of,
iiccrs and men concerned: Last autumn !!
Independence. Boston. llarbor, to Fort
Warren. thus mnk.ng The inter two-con'-
pany post, and leaving the former n cllnrEe
pany post, also. and 10 Withdraw the garrison
{onc eon'r'any, sesond Artillery, fr1!n RI Fort
quarters Of that regiment nre removed from
the hitter post to n t,H,re nvnlltble plaec fnr
the eyo!utions Of tight, artillery, In such
event, the company of THO Srcond Artillery
Fort Atclleny. and Ontarlo bu discontinued.
When the program, for tho concentration Ut
thu troops IN larger gArrisnns shall have been
fully carried nut, the companies now gar
IlarrnckH {tlleEe Is tut niac ut each) would
also be transferred 10 other stations.
WINFIELD $. HANCOCK,
Major. General CDmmnnasng.
Tho Adjntant- General Ut the Army, WashtnR-
ton, D. c.
, 1880-04-29

eche Minerrn, Ht,lskcgon. light.
1'rop Nnhnnt, Cleveland, light,
Hcht b. I. nntblns, 1,uralo, 5ooo0 tnl corn.
rchr J. y. knwycr+ Dnl1n!o. ~, bu corn.
Sehr Exile, l}l,ffajo, $1,000 t,ti corn.
lrnp rrussin. Muntrcai, 1000 BIZ corn.
Fchr ltosa Hello, firnrd ffnv1n, light.
EC!lr Tcr0pcst, q brls PORK and BundrcS.
Hckr +. Foster, Mhntnwnc. Light
f'rDp Charles Rictz. Afanlthwno. light.
Hehr 4. u. f'Hncrny, Dufain e7.S18 bu corn.
Fchr West s!an. DMfraio. - 900 tli corn.
Erhr q. AmcH. Ilulfntn. 1a,50 bM wheat,
sEhr W. f.onttt, L,ldlngtnn; light.
Schr IT, Fnrsnns, Leland. ho0 bu oat8 ana sum
schr fs,.us, Collngwnpd, is,121 hi. corn.
Httnr Alpern, Mnskcgoil. anndrtes.
Rctr Contest. Chartcyoix, 2ilndrfes.
achr Eiyn. Kc1Oe!,a. light.
Echr EchuyIkttl. Erie. ~. roo hti corn.
scf1r B. q. Andrews, Horns Pier. aIndriet.
Achr !lnn Newhaii, Nnrth t3ay. i!ght. -.
Prop F1untnln city, Buffalo, a0,b0d hu corn+ zoo
Prop Canada, Colllngwood, 1880 blu corn and
httHt1rits.
Prop j.. Gilbert, 1ikc's rirr. sltntlrtes.
Prop Potomac, Duna1o, 600 bu corn, 700 brls
Prop skylark. Benton rls4bor. suudriks.
lrnt, Fnyette. Mnn[stce, hintlrcs.
Prop Windsor, Manlssce.3 hnrses.
Schr Ellen Williams. Menomlnce. light.
pchr T. ]. bronson. NcnuiniHGG, light.
Prop Favoritp, ScnomInce, eurdrfcs.
, 1880-04-29

E1osfnn if.rlif tlltLh
Tho most polluted mud unnnswcrnh1c anti-
Grant argument a!nee The Convention comes
from the Ituv. Washington GIadfcn Of Spring
llolti. sfnss. Mr. Glutllcn Is not unlike 1}tstnns
james Freeman Clarke In his fenrless and Indc
pcElcnt political tcclnrnuuns, nnh tho 1tcp1l,.
llcnt,s nf bis Locality urn seriously thinking Ut
ponlux him to Chicago ns II district tlelyKHte.
NJ. Dnutwoirs Worcester speech hc tieserIl;es ss
!. ono ut tho frnyed strennicrs OF tho bloody
shirt" and then goes on to eay:
Tint was very Roicmn !lclivcnnco, Of hta
the hnilot-boscs At tho last election. ahont the
tgrrilo putrnRcs committed by tho whites Of
tho South ag1lit,at tho neg1uts. Mr, boutwell,
assured US tint ho WIS very familiar with The
Gnu deny; aud he gnve Nv Lis word that
hnrsli,la thugs bid been done ny
III Mn*snchusetta wants to deny. But whit IL
lie IcssoI,3 ThAt Gen. Grant must be eicoted,
Sir. boutwell, snyt. lilo Is tho only snnn TINT can
nut m end to these 0lltr1,grs Hut wlin wns tho
fresIent when all these horriblo things took
efgo7 it wNs ulysscs S. Gran.,-l,oboly else.
Wio ras tho Prrsldelt when tug negroes were
wutiln1 through blond to tilo ballot nxes at tho
last Trcai!cniiul clcciionF It was this sntno
Ulysses i, Gr,,t,t. ii hs can nut a stop tn sltch
oAitr1,Res rcAt year, why DIDN'T ho ito It fotts
, 1880-04-29

Yesterday Mr.. Joseph Austrian received tce-
grim from John TreleMso, agent 0f tho Lnko
Michigan s. Lake Superior Transportation Com
pauy at IIoughton to the ntlrct that tho Iron
steatncr 1vnnllpe and a tug had b1cked leo In
rortage Luke for two dAys ulssaccessfulty.
They will start again olt Saturday. The leo In
the nko is one foot thick. wililo Portnge River IL
c!eAr. PortuRu Lake ts three or four mlles long
mid al,nut two miles wide.
.Enpt Mckay, nf tho propeller ). L. Ilurl,
writes to Mr., Austrian from Duluth, under date
Of ArrIl Is, TINT tho prospect Of getting out Of
that port is M batter npw thin It WIS d NINTH
ago. a northeast w!htl had packed tho leo Into
st. Louis 3ay 70 ilr1nly that several days OF fn-
vGrnble wtltl will be required ~ Movo It of.
A,lvtecB from tho 6hllt, received ~ Mr.: Leo
pali, lenyc tho infertneu that vessels Will OK
lorlunce la difficulty III reaching Luke Superior
from below by tho 1st of sfNy.
, 1880-04-29
PORT list.
AtfYlyvt13.

,...I..,...
htMr hhebnygnH, hht1ltowoo. s4nafaes.
Htiur @ AtpGnH, alMAke9on. saitas.tes. st1s,t
i'rup 6eut!l, 1T. tAtnnrInGs. ltRnt.
Proi, Charles l!otz, Nanlstco, lumber.
Prop sky!ack. lenton liafboe, sunaf1es.
Prop Q, g. WiliiAine, s,'nKatnck, saads1cs'
Prop Tempest, White Lake. lumbor;
Prop 7, ". anonk, White Lake, lumber.
rsur CLIFTON, Milwaukee. light.
!'rnp Cubai Buffalo. snndries.
Prop Fnvorltc. stunekA,inse. tSwana'
, 1880-04-29

Mr.. II. \. satyo.1l, pf LcaIn!ngton, Ontario,
has becn peculiarly unfortunate this spring.
Each OF tho four vessels, Emery, Fcil0woraft,
Josephine, anA Princess Aloxandrn, loaded by
him, has! boon honehcd md suffered loss.
Tho propeller shicklunn Is In dry-dock at Port
Dn!ho,1sie for rcpuirs.
rbo stcam yacht W. ]. GortlAn, of Clevolnnd,
htls bcen purchased by Marquette parties.
Tho schonner Fayette llrowf 1nourns tho loss
Of one Of hor oo!orod crow. The feRr of trouble
with Union mon lod hin to dosort.
Tho Oswcgo Times points moral with tho
story or n CanadIan Captain who wns carrying
ton mich snti, capsizc1 into tho river, and mar
rowly escaped drowning.
Tho steamer Cltyof I3cllev!1le was spoken of
at ono time as going up 10 Georgian Bay, eho
will run Instead between Kingston and Pcton.
On tiontluy tho steamer Quebec cleared from
Southampton, Canada, for Duluth, With 400 tons
Of freight md 2!D passengers. This is tho frat
steamer Of this llnc TINT has gono up this sDA-
THO oswcgo Customs authorities have rcrrt-
nlandgtt Capt. ColWcll, uf tho schooner Caroline
Mars!,, bcci,se he cnrricd rs passenger Capt.
William Munson, formerly Of tho stoan- barge
Acc.,rIl!ng to tho DuHalo papers. tho Lake su-
porlor Transit Co.nuany's stoatuers began I,os-
nx yes,er.y The Arzona ,.,if Was ,n tho tn rss to
parturo; tho .!Hr:, is to lcayo on Saturday, slay
i; tho Arctic tn Monday. sIny .: tho lntlIa on
stato Of, saIur,iay; tho Taaio on tlonIay, May
10: and tho China on TuestiAy. siny II. The days
numed will bo tho rtgutnr sailing dny Of each
hont.
Cnnt. sam Shannon. last season commander OF
the Union Steamboat CntnpAny' . propeller Avon,
| and who Wns this frRsOlt nsetEntt to tho fne
ryppcllur Nynek, IL tlnpgernuaty III at Buffalo
with brni,,-iGver, md at present In very pro-
oArfoss eandtlpn. .-.
Tho Captain of tho schooner Mary E. perow
nxpHins thnt tho recent stranlinKt at Long
Point, Ont, tho result Of in!stnkinK ltHht
recently erected III that l0cHttty BY tho Cnnnttlnn
Lighthouse Department for the Long Point
light. Before tho MfstnkG wnB discovered tho
vessels wcro bnth IN tho hrenkors.
+, q. slnxon h4vtns, purchased tho wreck Of
tho a1ow Alma 1'horinc. ashore at Alaska, the
t.lE Ct,o will mike IN Mttompt to net tho vessel
OF a,ld to Milwaukee,.
Thu Tralo Wind run asiioro at CoburH. Ont,
| lust fnll, and Il f0w dnys Hgn Capt. Mc9herry
won't down to receiver s0tno Of tho spars. l!e
found them ncntly cut up. Into tlrovood and
Corkt1Wn. $3.50.
| Tho rAhin of tho schooner Hnuben Doud IL
rAiacd at Detroit with tho view OF 1nnreasEng tho
cMrrying capacity OF tho vessel TO q, ,0oo buahels
or G0rn.
/ Tho gohoonor San Diego Is being converted
| lufn tow-barg0 Mt Detroit,
The schooner .. Provost, which stranded at
eat,d nench last fall. has been pulled oil by tho
| rug Mofflt.
, 1880-04-29
BUFFALO,.

Special Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. y, April 28.-Arrtvals- Propeller
W. II. Dnrnutn; schooncrs NarraRansctt, Callo-
why, and Myosotis, Eruin, Milwaukee; achooners
i. j. Clark, uraco siurrAy. 4. J. ItoUers, HIM
parlan, Walsh, d. A. Van vnlltenburgh, r. Q.
Leighton, Ekylark, c. H. 13urton. s. II. Foster,
l.. yan va1kcnlairgh, Mary J. liiggic, grain,
ChcuEo; schooner ". II. Hounds. grain, Grcon
Lay; schooner l1avnna, grain, Detroit.
Dcpartures-rropeller W. II. 13arnun, Mil
watlkco; sctooncrs W. II. Hounds and Eabob,
coa!; @. II. Burton, Skylnrk, s. II. Foster. Graco
Murray, and Hungarian, ChIcago; schooner Nnr-
rslgnnsctt, Kenoshn; schooner Lucy ]. Clarke,
Chcboygnu; sciiooncr d. A. VMn valkonbt1rgh,
Marquette: schooner II. L. HigHlo, EBchuMb0.
Chartcr8-Echonners II. A. Gourgcr aud Naboo,
coni, To ChcnY0, III cGttts.
Cunnl freiRhts wore unsettled. NAtc3 Rd-
vnncch lust oeenlnR to 5AGbBH cents III corn
md 81 .aenta on wheat. Ihs morning several
lont1s Of wicat woro takcn Ut cents, and corn
WINS .oirercd ut 6t4 cents, with carriers holttng Ing
to New York, ta00; atavcs Sl.60 por ton to New
York. Indications now aro TINT boats will bo
ab1o to pnss Uticn Frttlay. Shipments by canal
today wcre 40. .117 bushels.
, 1880-04-29
rrrE SCHOONER sTANlpTDE.

THE SCHOONER STlAMTEUE.
In n lottor to Mcssrs. Atkins & ncckwith. from,
ss,ehnygan, asklug for ono or both Of tho'r
pumps, Capt. Huckburn says that the Milwaukee
stcni,s- pumps reduced tho wnter In tue schooner
stampede only ono foot, md after TINT wero
barely nho to hold tlloir own. lie thought the
ten-inch Warrington pump stationed at
Chicago would provo fully equal to both
Ut tho milwaukee, pumps. According to this
nbly. tic sand fiuvtug wished frntn under bDtt
unds aud lot them down. sho will. resume her
shAno ngn!n, tho,,Eh. rs soon as ~ nfioat: IT, Last @
foIirtcen-inch Warrington pump forwarded
10 tho vessel had freed hnr of water. a RnrE
Of plnstcr-rock overbunrti, nnd It ,yas tho Ok
pcctntIon to hayo tho Stampede allont by mid
night lust night Tho tllE Welcome hns been
ta OF au1 III deep MMtcr.
, 1880-04-29
PORT IIIfRON.

ponr I1uRoN> Mich. April :a,-Up-Stcamcr
Pearl; tug BnlEzo and burgess; schooncrs Sam
Cook, Typo, Mary Conley-
Down-PrOpeIors Conestoga, Nobraskn. War-
rtngton, Mlssllrl nnd bargcs. Townsend and con-
sort, Gcrmanln and burgess, Mnyflowcr and
bargcs, j. II. Whiting md consort, Vienna and
cnnsert; scheonera \. Muir. Col. IIathnway.
WtHd-South, light; wonttlHr tng.
pn1ar lIutoN, Mich, April 2a.--l0 p, m.-Up-
Propoiicrs d. ". blanchard, Wissallickon, tlty
OF toncnrsl, HMrnn city nnd cnnsort, Alconn and
cansort, CloGland and bar4cs; schnoncrs tlGr-
CnlnnnohG.
Dowti-Propolicrs Westford, nellc, Mary
Wind-Soulhwest, iIaht; weather. cloudy.
, 1880-04-29

Tho following paragraph Is taken from tho
Torunto Globe: "The number OF dtsastera to
vessels on Lake Eric, chiefly above Long Point,
this Bcason, furnishes powerful roason for tho
construction OF Il hMrhor Of refuge In that W.
ctntty. Tho lusses to marino Insurers In one
year wnui,l 20 tnr towurtls building sone shcl-
tpr; uud It would 10 u highly prppor act for tho
Government to taugurhto tho construction by
un nnlpl9 grttnt," Tho Port Dayor Independent
snys ito now light o.. tho west elt OF Long Point
Is rcd ttnsh light; tt,at ut the eRst end of tho
Point h whItV tl4sh light: Int disasters have
baon frequent Uu Long Point thls Hcnstn,
, 1880-04-29
DEATH OF LOUIS sI1Io1sLUNA,

81, EufhaFtaff Journal, dpFtI ~
1t ts our melancholy duty to-day to chronicle
the death of nun who has boon Intimately u.s.
sociatod with tho past and present commercial
history OF VI. Catharines. Louis shtckluna was
nat!vo Of the Island Of Malta, aud came to 0t.
Catharnes when this placo was almost In crn-
tryo. lIa established hero tho fisst shIpbuild~
Ing establishment, aud thus laid tho foundation
for apmo Of the prosperity md growth OF tho
city. His pluck, perseverance, and ability were
worry Qgeat, and no obstacles seemed too great
for him TO su1mbunt. His fame al shipbuiid.
er soon spread abroad, aud every inland sea
, 1880-04-29
LOUISVILLE.

1optsvI1Lr, April 4. e8.-cATTnE-etehdy At llHo'
FLo,1lt-Iluil and nnchnnPHdt oatrn. Noo. extra
family, tkSo; a No, !, $a0oahe5t choice fanost f0o
QdM
CRAlH-Whcat steady and unclaimed at sld' Corn
t,eat,; No. , whlta+ Act do inlxc &c oath Nalat
and nnehsnRcd No, = vhlto, 5Gc, do 1nxod, asc rye
steady ut HG. on.,,o
IiAf-Dull and unclaimed n {1aoGalz.@ I; ax ,,.+,.
stea &C. hulk fneMs strAs ta0I!deI+ l24s S,oar
suorIdef. ti16; clear tib, $6sl; clcuE, H.M uhms-
RIipnr.ctsGd, " }f91uI&n
WHt4K%-fitnl At ll.lh
, 1880-04-29
MILWAUKEE.

Special Dtspateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April ss.-Tho stcaIn. barge
Norman backed into n dock hero to-day hnd
broke itcr wheel
Capt, Klrtlnnl tolcgrnphs that tho Loviathan
will usaist tho now barge Gltunehaha, ashore on
Hcnycr Island.
Tho actoonor II. g. Albrpcht Is In dry-dock
having new kcclsnna put Into hor Mt bfuBkcgon.
Tho Minneapolis, converted i1to q etealr,.
this pYCnluX.
, 1880-04-29
PORT COLHORNE.

Hptekal Dtfpdlth 10 1Hs Ch}faeo 1TbNHs.
PbRr CoLno1tHg, Ont. April 8,--ArEavod at
elevator-Gchooncr II, Dudley, Chlcago to Port
Colborno, cnrn; Guina!r, Toledo to port Col.
borne. corn.
Arrived for cannl-Schonnor Eric Stewart, To-
ledo to Kingston, corn; Wawanosh, Toledo to
klnBatDn, c9Ftt.
CIeRrp1-6choonor Dudley, for Detroit, l!ghti
0uinuir, for Windsor. light.
, 1880-04-29

1t i,ns nlrcndy been announced in THE THIu-
uNE that tho schooner Fayotte Brown Is manned
by n crcwpf culpresl men. Just how tho fnno-
vntion strikes tho Average Union sailor with
white hloml In his veins may DO Inferred from
tho following. which WINS poatod conspcuonsly
ut various puts OIL 6o,lth Wator street., In tho
vicinity OF tho lumber market, ycstcrtay:
N0rlCE TO ALI. UNION MIN: At incntlng
held ut Clovplnna April - 1t wnB
{feA1rcd, T!lNt no Unlnn tnMn belonging to my
OF tho branches OF tho Ch!cNgD Scunlcls Uniott
wo,lll unsler my c!rcnmstusiccs sail with Cart.
vessel 10 n,ny colr,ilIu,id In tho future, ho be-
jng tlie first inan to employ coorcd mcn .[non-
salluls] on IN Alnertelln vessel on tho lnkeE.
Chicngo Hcn1ncn's unini. nrp determined to
stand BY tho above resolution ut my. cost, aud
iMpe that members OF nll other brnnchcs Will do
ltkuwtse.
Ees1lred, Tint copies of these resolutions bo
posted consplcuously In NIL the ooiccs Of this
Un{ou. J. 4. liACKErT,
In behalf OF tho Cleyeiund branch.
, 1880-04-29
fiIEEINNATT.

CINCINNATI, O., April ca-CoIroN-Qnset and
nrmcr at lll&c.
,FLaun-unchangcd.
QnAlS-Whcat In fn!r demand, No. red. in clio.
ysto,, $l1a Com dull, No. = SIC. Oats dul,t No.
uxsd SO, do white, Tic, nye tlfnt No. = S24s}ac.
Darloy extra No. j fall. aie-
IIsGylsiUNK-l'0rk auiot at s!l2s. Lard dntl and
loHof II S1gO3AgH, Hulk n,aats l!a .fnf demand
ii fiM1k6.aj GMCnn-Dcmand light and hOdoES hr1n
1t fits, AiS71$. a1+H1h.
nrTTE1s-Wuakcr; cn0lee Westorn 1scaerye, 2oaz2c,
thuIcp Central Ohio, t5Gl8c.
LlxaKEu UlL-SteA1y al hc.
, 1880-04-29

6p<ctdi Dftpdteh 10 Ins Ch.capo 1t9buna
CLEVELAND, O., April ea.-Arrtyais-Schoou
A. Cobb, Escanaba. ore; u, Il. Warner. Samo-
popartures-Propcllera Roanoke, Chtcago,
merchandise; Morely, Chicago. Light Montana,
Chicago, merchandise; soh00nerh 6toWnrt, Ea-
osnaha,. light; LeAdvilla aud II. Q. Nlchards,
'sst Cbarscr-sseam.Gafgo @ V, II. 'Kotohuul, coal,
Chicago, 30 cents.
, 1880-04-29

Special Dtpaieh 10 The chttaoo Tribune.
Eu1E, rn., Anrii ss.--Arrlrcd-Tho propeller
thulbtphIa, ,shcnt and flour, ChlcnRn: propeller
Forest City, irnn orc; schooner Harvey II.
Dlr,wn, lrnI,. I;sennnbh. --.. .'--'
Ilenrc,,-for Chtcago-rrppclicr William Ed.
wards, cpnl, ToletU: schooner T.. H. Williams,
Bny City; Propeller Yosemite, coal.
, 1880-04-29

CLIvE1AxD. April 2,-rETsOLEuM-stcady aud
nnchangeds standard Mhlto. 10 test, TIC.
r1rTsHun0, April ?5.-PETRoLEuM-FaiEty acttves
crude steady at At parkers for shpmontt ren.ed,
EiFrsv;lt. f.. as'.sEsl Xpsl -rsrnoIxru-askot
opened Ut 7ko hgheat 71iol lowest, 1ltSus cl0s!ug
I| I| ayesaas saa'ffs iS; o .astions ass as ''''o's'
, 1880-04-29
PEORIA,

rEon1A. H., AprI, 2s,-GnAIN-Cor, inactive but
n1u; hiRh-mixod, ab15d4ct mlxod. 34Haa5o4 Gals
atea1y, Nh. white. 3I@3t.sc Aye nrm at 75o.
HIGHw1NEs-UuchAnget nj tLQ6.
, 1880-04-29

BUFFALO, April e5.-GHAtH-WheAt nea1eesedt
nomlnal{y unchanged. Coru qutet and steady. sales
4AD bu No. Iui1cd Weaesn Ut 12ci boat ond to nr-
ilrc 4l16c Outs htcaty, entcs 1000 bu No. Western
to afrivG 3&lpc. Other grain ngKtGctet.
CANAL FREtaHTS-unsuttlGlf whcnt shipped 70
Now York at &c.
, 1880-04-29

Special ptspateA to 1As Chicago 7ttbunA
BAY CITY, Mich, April 28.-The tug CRUSADER,
With tho schooness Michigan. Gardner. Coync,
Eud Nicholson, arrived last. hight. aud aro load-
lug with sait aud lumber for Chicago. THY
, 1880-04-29

Sptttal Dtsrateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY. MO.. April 2a-GnAlN-The Prtes
currrnt' reports: Whcat-lieeelrts. lGs7 ba; ship
meuta 1l.aT tu, lownrt No. cash. *Dts Apr+ sl0s.
Corn-tteeeips, ah!I hui shlpmpnts :,Wa but 10Teri
No. cash, SCI Mny, 21Ac.
, 1880-04-29
I:aCsANAt}A.

6p.etal Dt,patth 10 Ths Chten9o Tribune.
EscAsAna, Mich. April 2s.-Arrived.-Tro-
pclIer s(nry Jnrcckt, schooners Pulaski, Una
dilIa, +. W. Clifford.
Morning Star, a. l.. Potter, =. j. ridden, Sweet
heart,
, 1880-04-29

NEW ToHE. Apr!l2A-AIaEkat aenoruliy unchanged.
Cotton goods quiet In htst hands, but thtro ID no
pressure 10 solt und tho best cod7erative makos Of
plain and colorcd cuttons aru steadily hold Prints
hatns IN tair demand. Woalon goods In Hteady do.
maud ntH tjtHl, "
, 1880-04-29
MARQUETTE.

Special INapdlth to 7he Ch1tdoo 1Ffbune.
MARQUETTE, Mich. April 2a-The prorc,lcrs 8.
Il. Yhitl,,l astd tho sohr y. +. Ely arrived this
morning. They nro tho first tlnts hero this
reusou, They Ind no di1icnlty On L0ke Superior
with Icn. hut report Mud 1.nkc solt. The pro-
priicr ANN Smith And schooner 1lrIxIIto will
lcnvu tu-t1tly for i!ufIaO.
Wjnsl-Botlth; wcnther cold and rnlDy.
, 1880-04-29
THE ERIE nELLE ASHORE.

AAnxnsrnuHa, Ont, April ss,-Thc schooner
Erie Aelto on beam ends. Ono pump won't
koop her free. The tug Macarthur IL going u
her with pump. Tho wrcokiug.tuK Prince
Alfred draws too much water, and Will not rG-
h0r. -
, 1880-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS n11s11Aps.


Tho schooner 0oshnwk Ind her forecastlo on
deck washed OF by shipping water while tying
OF the Black Cave outside Of Turtl: Island, Luke
Eric, n fow days since.
Tho ssen,t,-bargo Morley dnmaEcl the schooner
i. II. Williams slightly, tho Other t1uy. by coI-
lsiDn.
Tllo hnilcr Of tho stenner Armenia rave oNt
OH HuntlMy. as she wns approaching MIL Point,
nn 1ake 0nturlo She wis towcd Inside for re-
plirs.
The stcnm-bargo 6olon II. 1nt,nston, from,
CInytnn, N. T.. broke tho henh Of her cylinder
Mnd rAn fnto neltyille, shore at,e Will receive n
new ono.
1lie tug IIngerman damaged her shoe md
brEa, % sllw]uukee, ] s,onaay ', nhist hlsiy ~ S''''o
Tho schooner swallow .nst considerable canvAs
In 4 reGtnt gale OH IInkD OntnrIo+
Tho barge Antelope sprung Il fenk on aRgtnnw
NMy sererul days since, an1 Jottiaoncd aD0oo cnr-
silsa.
The atonm.bnrge Alcnnn broke her wtcol by
grounding In Detroit ntyor, and IL receiving d
now ono ut Detroit.
, 1880-04-29

DETROIT. April 2a.-FLuUR-Qutet.
aHAIS-Wheat unsettled, extra nominal; No.
1h!te, tll1 April, t11l. nounat; My, tL1l4j June
N.lQN, milling nominal.
SUPERINTENDENT. Il, n0 tl1.
.NECEIpT5-1vhuat, lt,uU hu.
, 1880-04-29

Special Dtspateh In 1he Chicago Tr1bun<-
EAcKtNAw CRY, April a.-Tho new schooner
Miuaehatn, iron-orp lAsfen, ran on the head of
lIcaycr 1slnnd lust B,lndny noon In tho fog. They
throw over some of the cargo, but wGra 'urnhle
IL reieuso her. n1,a the Loviltf1nn went 10 her
relief this morning. sho Is not lcaking my.
, 1880-04-29

Special Dspaleh to The Chteago Tribune.
BItEpnY0AN, Wis.. April @s.-Tho wrecking
crow have pumped out and tlnloaded tho
schooner Stampede. The tug Wclcona will un-
to,htc1y hMul her Oh tho hcnch md depart
with her for milwaukee, before midnight.
, 1880-04-29

'osWKdO. Aps!l 2s.-GNA1S-Whont hFui hard No, l
Minnesota spring. t13t Corn stcadyi hsRh- mixed, &C.
, 1880-04-29
COTTON.

,EkW 0nLEAHa. April Quiet; mlddtinR,
ts,set !oH mdtllipR, lkcs good ordinary. llci nut
Ees!ps 2l9 baeas KrnAs, 3,%ili exports coostwisc,
, 1880-04-29

Speefat Di,pateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST., JOSEPH, Mich, April 2s.-The iron-oro
schoonur Lottie clcascd this morning for Es-
ennnbn.
, 1880-04-29
MARINE NEWS.
No Noticeable Change in Grain
and Coarse freights.
Members of the seamen's Union Kick
Against Negro Sailors
Lako Superior aud tie Head Of Lake
Huron Still Ice.1sounl.
Major and Minor Miahaps Reported from
Various Quarters,

GRAIN AND COARSE l'RE1GrrTs.
Orotu frc,eht1 rnmnin fnirly active Mt lin.
chutlgcd rates. Tho chartcrs yesterday wcro:
To Nulrnlu-Srhooncrs West Side. Mystic star,
Thor,ns +. Sheldon, Grnngcr. bnr9o Nnttcr, an1
steAm-bnrgc Chauncey llurlbut. corn At y cents;
schr Moutnna, whent Gt 35s conts; schooner
s.lnuystdcoata ata1s cents; propeller Cubs, corn.
nlld propeller Jnn,os Fisk. Jr., pHrt carRo wheat,
OH through rate. 70 cntlingwnod-fropcfcr
Columbia, corn on through rate. To sar,In-
schoorcr Adventure corn on through rnte. 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z. ]. Mcfcy. ryo md
corr, IN pslvnta TERMS Cnpacity, :@s,D0 bushels
ws,rnt, j Ooq bushels corn, $4,000 bushels outs,
Conire freight engagements arc fatr tn NUN.
ber. Thu follow!ng wrre reported yesterday:
Chicnao. nj sl.15; scow l!.,i1et, l,.n,her. from
Wlita Lake to Chicago, ct sI.3:1s sct,nGner Oak
Leaf. crinr posts, from, Esen'Iaiu. to ChGago. at
hid Telegraph t,oics from FISH Creek to Chlca9o,
nit mud .! centH, tho n,lns 10 nscrHyn twenty
IRON, nr,iinn,oi,tl island 10 Chic.lgo, ut co,,ts;
Acf1un1ler .. e. Andrews, cc'!nr tics. from liorrs
Plor In Chlcngo ut 6s cents: schooner Allntrosa.
Ghiu%go, % T At s1.$5; schooner 1'cori.: lmriwoo'i
l,trlbS.., from Iravnrsc city tt, ,MiIwnnkee, 1T
S;s,: achoonsr ut,'!,da, cedar ties from Ford
ioiodo papers il.lnounca Tint tho hoom on
lake frclHhts is over nt thnt point leatos hava
% iSst. and ye In eiiow iiSw M reache he,i.ek. fifty oai
n, no lower, m curriers' refuse TO tnko tho pres
ant rates offered. Thore Ii Il lnrg9 tect Of vcs.
eGls thcre now, With II cApHclty uf nbout GN1MO
bushels. Att,st 0f tl,ntn tk Or pnytug nIf their
crows and IaytnE 'tp. Thu ehnrteTs th1t ar1
Rslsetl for now come from Wild vcsscs. hnd there
vessels nro Chicago bottoms. CIT rtllto to nn!En1o
for cou NvtnK r1lcts for irnn orc on return.
iny "'tri pnrtlto trp,-t!mt IL wheat FROM
thore, conl frln l.t1tEalo. anl irnn orc fron Es-
caJAhn. The ilto Yr,sin rites IL !lutEho, gents 8
on wlcnt ntLtl Ii CENTS cnr.t. Tn Er!e-WhcHt,
III Cnnts; eDrl1, III conts. Kingston-CorD, As
cDhts; whont, cents.
Tho schooner Florida takes Iron Dre from Or.
tcnsl,llry 10 Cleveland ut 81 per ton. She will
rcIlluln Iii tho orc tr1ldo hetwe0n tho two points
, 1880-04-29

Special Dtspttth to The Chicago Tribune.
CtIEnnYdAH. Mich. April es.-Tho ttig f.cvta-
thnn left this morning to retense tho schooner
3Iinnchnto, ashnro at neaSer fsnnd.
Wlud-Wcst and light; wenther Anc.
, 1880-04-29
INDIANAPOLIS.
0E1VCHn.

tSDrAHAPoLIs. April 2.-0HAlN-Wheas weak:
No. red. tl0s2LQo}a Corn steady At 0835c Oats
weak 1T 1SbISc.
, 1880-04-29
CANADIAN ITEMS

Special Dapateh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
sARNIA, April 2S.-Tha steaulDS City OF Cou-
cord, from Chlcugo tor Detroit, callo4 here to-
day for wood.
Eptetal Dkpateh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
Cot.LINnWoOp, April 2.-Arrtvcd-.hchoo
HtOckhrtlge, from Chlcag0, Win WsU0 pefshols
OF Kslln.
, 1880-04-29

rttnu tlue To- night Lumber frslahts to Hufrni,
ntnl TnnnwnIpln i,nve dropped 70 {a.:5. No
change In frc!Hhta to other pbIslta u noted.