The Chicago Weekly Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 3

Axothck Raileoad Depsjsdatiok Stofpec. bo Ann Scieic Storm ii i am rn i THE TOEKLYPBESS (17v INTELLIOENXE. BY jTELEGB APH. 1 Verwauan EarrtiA. i MosTmim.

Tbendar. Sent, i k-TJS toT? Estate but 11 have been ZT Roger, Republican. forGov- ernor lS.WVmajority. These 11 lat vear oave i nun vt majortT. Throng ie efforts of Messrs.

Pinkerton 4 of this zity, of the Northwestern Police Agency, anoth-'f culprit engaged in depredations upon Lhoilichigun Southern railroxl has been brought tojustice. During the month of June last, ob-smctions were frequently placed nron the track oetween Kturgess and White Pigen. They generally consisted of billets of wewd, nils, and such Pi km r) to cbuie upon which thi paper printed POCT-TBT AND GAME Earing aaaaacaaatall arttaea from 43.5usvl.a4 per doa. dsmexidtnc wpoa qualtty aad csaiditioa. Cwwxxaa ta tatetViriaall and axCtac at 41-74 per doaen WOODEN WlRt-Pills Jordaa.

asxswatSJa and ttiw ritati of threw 4SJt do of esxfal. 4StxA3-xleaa. 4 0Tkall 44 Cbarna. Kan Backed. 7.Hc 41 00 'and 41 UH-Half Vosh.

do dug osVaV5 cHk-e boxes per nest boxes a- 00a. 4JL35 Ranakins neat of three. ai.im-Washnoaras a 50444- nin's ttaumna 43 4J1 goad 4a cat tra ajot3.40. Small white nominal at Brma Firkbu. lttaUS Frcan Boll rancea rem loft IB Caaaa coaimoa OOOSU7.

aatTc W. R. Hambora-. bat bbla aelliM at lOSUc TaDow UKc- GROCERIE The market foe tnaceliet a ejttrtaaely Una and artrre. and i tbe lead ma ataaitea.

aa airtacana. ted oar Ian. there haa been a (till farther adraaoe. In Smart, eapeeiallr. there at twoakVmlexctteBaeBt.

and it at d-Jncalt to predict a limit to rteea. Havana Stocks are reported lia-bt and market iBiammv Ad Tieea by teiraptt to the Uth taav. aostc Wbtlea 4-c Vcllowa. 4V-Browns. SHSi- Froaa Se From th Lawrence Herald oi frecden-Onr ExaiavenscM.

The Quasi Legislature have pasoed a bill, and called it a Uw, organizing various counties throughout the Remiory, fixed the county seats, elected the officers, made proriaiun for the col lection of taxe. and devised every measure, as they conceive, for setting the entire machinery of Government in motion. A gentleman remarked in the Legislature when the bill was pending that it would nat do to allow the people to elect their own officers, for should they do so there were many districts where persons would be eWted who would set their Uws at defiance. Ih' Pr now ln ror ''0o 7 IS month tor pproed paper. The ,0, Hoes beat, nearly new audi in perfect l' 'i -L'jt at the manufactory tn rt From Havana.

HAVaiti.Sept 12- Sugar marki improving and aa advance scarce. Quotations for whites Browns 1 i thk St-r-r-ERERS at Norfolk Tim contributions in the eTel I ,1,. pitv lor the relief of the sufferers ir i' "uusmi. idurado was remaining at having, wnie rettinir under ni i 4'i-i rtaiii'iuth hare been Terr lio-'. Tiicioiav evening, Mayor Borne had tii the Howard Asiuiciatioii oi -aonols: and some additional eontri- Friday, Sep.

H. Board tos- Bjoth and Prendergaat were appointed to make up the per diem of members. Supr. Osterhout offered the following Revolted, That the resolution passed at the hut meeting of this Board requiring the certifi-cata of the Commissioner of Highways before any appropriation can be made, be and" the same is hereby suspended in this particular instance, viz: In the application for fifty dollars for making a draw in the bridge across the Calumet river in Sec 15, in the town of Thornton, and that an appropriation of fifty dollars be granted for that purpose. Carried, 27 to 6.

On motion Supr. Doty it was Ordered, That no bill will be audited unless banded in on or before the first day of the session hereafter to be held, and that this order be published in the city papers ten days previous to each session. Supr. Lamed of Committee on Miscellaneous Claims recommended payment of the fot lo wine-bills A. H.

Burley, 1SS.50: Braunhold Sonne, $20.50 Hoeffgen Schneider 13 no Concurred in. Supr. Smith of Committee on Roads and Bridges reported in favor of levying the arrearages in road tax lists upon the tracts of land returned delinquent. Concurred in. Supr.

Michie of Committee on Poor House and mlbr3 recommended payment of the following Hubbard Robb, J12 Ira Wing, 3 John Rank $42; D. Horton, 15.01 HookerVjones, II $40.31 Snow Reynolds" ne11' 77-50 c- H- Dyer, 12.40": Goss A Phillips, $11 Skinner Andrews, .50 Stearns A. B. Cook Goway Boomer, Hazard $9 H. Witbeck, $156.97 M'Larry, $39 Sisters of Mercy Jo si.

I -tTn waU sustained damage to oue of her boilers lae repairs of which would detain ber until her ueregular day of sailing. Heor-ajiAAiauai of tlte ai i WA3HrSGTox.Thurelay. Spu 10. The reportcf til board of Nival onWr. th- binr been made.

The total will not fall much short of materials, but no accident over occurred on account of them. The company used every effort to detect the perpetrator, and placed the matter in the hands of Pinkerton A Co. After the arrest of the men at Calumet station by Pinkerton a few weeks ago, the depredations at White Pigeon were sna-pended, but the detectives continued their investigations to find out the criminal, and after a long and trying effort succeeded. Mr. Pinkerton fastened the crime upon a young man named Alonzo West, who was arrested a few days ago, indicted in the St.

Joseph Circuit Court at Centreville, and plead guilty to the charge. The sentence is deferred for the present. West is the son of a farmer living near the road and is about seventeen years of age. He says he obstructed the road merely to see a "smash up;" that he did not deaire to kill any one. He has respectable connections whoj are overwhelmed with distress at the revelation of his crime.

We are indebted to Mr. Johnson, Superintendent of the Milwaukee K. B. for a slip from the Daily American containing the following Milwaexkb, Sept 13, 8 A. M.

The storm which is now raging on the shore is perfect hurricane on the lake. Steamer Traveler has just arrived. About two miles south of the mouth of the river, the steamer Sevastopol i. ashore. She is high on the bar and the waves breaking over Men, women and children are seen on her upper deck, wringing their hands, evidently exrtmV immediate death.

She is much broken upT an! will probably go to pieces unless the storm abates. A schooner is also ashore a few rods nearer the nver. Two men from the steamer undertook to swim ashore one was drowned, the other succeeded in reaching the shore. There are a large number of passengers on board the steamer. A steamer is now on the north point the river.

She is probably one of the Cof hngwood line. G. S. Hubbard, Express Messenger, who left Milwaukee yesterday afternoon brings us the following, also from the American. 1 o'clock, P.

M. Our Reporters have just returned from the beach where lies the wreck of the Sfiattopol and the schooner Rociwell. All the passengers, except four or five drowned have been taken ashore in the Harbor Life Boat, which was most heroically manned bv Capt Stewart of this city. Several of the horses were also saved, and considerable of the light baggage of the passengers. Most of the passengers and crew only succeeded in getting to the shore without hits, coats bonnets, or other article of apparel, except sufficient to cover their nakedness.

The Sebastopol ia a total wreck, and must entirely break up in a few hours. She was loaded with about 800 tons of merchandize, mostly dry goods for Milwaukee and Chicago. The schooner Rockwell stands high aud dry broadside to the beach. Tork by mail we bae accounts of exoeediMly nrm markets, with upward ten den cy. Coffees firmer, and Rio bad adraneed in New York to 12c.

At onr present prices inducements are offered lo purchasers which can no where else be equalled. Snusa higher and market i firm. We quote New Orleans common to fair. 8ta6Vc prime to choice. and coffee sradt.

bMs ldHc cruabej. pulTertaed and cranolated llaklliac Market firmer at recent advance Plantation hoase. as Syrups Sew Vork OortTrn firmer at 11 VstU for Re lierleS for O.G.Java, and 1S17X lor I Mocha Tm -Vuripowdrr and Imperial. 1 Hyson. Twankay ktad, at Kt45c Hyson.

Skin spuri-t otts. ladtic common to autterior. SMgSjc-litte to earn. SSiaVSOc Twankay. common to extra.

ttaiSo Youn Hr-I soa. ratio. eloperior. 545o Puke. 4ot5MC I Extra fine and curioas.

S0ata Black. Coturou and Sou- chonc Saasttc fine to choice. 3S45e Oolonal. hatS7S do flue to extra fine. 4uapswc do choice to runou-.

at) 073c Orante Pecca. )aa)45c Kirs New in Itaod 1 demand at Tc Candte comtuon. lJaaUHc ua- aer. 7ISc Boot, ac Maccarnl and Vermacetli. lfcaM-Saa-o.

lt-sittSc TapuH-a. Search. Saleratus. taacSSc CU.vea. 41.12HWS LIVE STOCK.

IMsaxat Dats: TrasDai jjo Fupat. market tor Horses at acarcety 40 aoed. The supply larger but mostly of liilertor qnalltea la tact the stabka are overrun with aaove poor mtaerabte stock than ran baedhj be forced off at any price. Thi, as a poor market for inferior horses. A moderate sup ply of good sound, stlaiatcbed aad trained work bones Car heavy semcc.

sasM aet with bayera .1 qur prkrea. No more ardiaary stock is wanted at present. Sales at Eddys do aot reach ores twenty bead at aa av erase of about 4100 4 bead. Prospects dull. CATTLE.

Pull and a shade tower, itupply large aad rather more doing than but week, but prices acatcety so good. The decline is 10. noticeable tn ordinary grades. Sales at Bull Head. Ua lnoa street, eoatartas 335 bead ordinary at 41 biaDl.ou.

and 41 head extra at 43 300.40- 1-eft over about 74 bead. HOGS. Market better and more aVana alea tor shipment of 752 bead at 41 50aV5-4. A amaU lot aa-ra. heavy, brought 4o 7.

Sales of 34 bead for city trade ai AiJU. SHEKP. -Rales steady- radee of bead ordinary at 41 75esi SO A lew extra at ta 7a. Lamb, at 41 44 1.75. Ift over ISu sheep and lambs reorganization ol Xavv, was submitted to the r-resident and bv biin.

20I officers are removed from acu service.including 4 dropped from the roll entir.k Details are as follows 1 Y. HTOIII 1 SOAKORA WRECKED. 111! I' Captains on leai absence, 17 on furlough uroppeo, -1 commanders on leave pay. ou lunougn il; Hants on leave ewv.t: on dropped, 0 i.ieule-furlouirh. 4y- dronned.

cmrMERciL KF.KL VBKVI OS TBS A MAR lv -Daily IHafOtciTtc Fkss OfrK-t Tnauur Ktduh, epL In Mmt reecH the week fan cioL oompared with the one previous. ha been less active, though many 1 particular there i Utile variation to be stotioea. Re-eeipUand shipment of Floor and Gram have been heavy though rather lra than for the week before. By Railroad and Canal the receipt of the week eloaing on Saturday ar equivalent to about 800,000 shipment for the same time reachmg something over S64.0U1 bushels. This ia k- than for the week before by neariy 45.000 buheLs, and is attributed to the slack demand which has existed for Corn, and the Vme with which Wheat has come forward in sufficient quantity to meet the improved demand of the week, occurring upon a cant supply in market.

The specolaiive feeling at present existing among farmers, and which induced them to ithhold their produce in consequence of the decline experienced a short time since, has thus defeated its own purposes and found them uuprepaml to take advantage of the improvement which ha since taken place and which would have absorbed a large supply at liberal price. It is a very questionable policy which retain in the producer hands any very large proportion of his crop after it can be conveniently niade ready fc-r market. A large army of ageuta transporters and factors of various degrees of influence is reqvuute to move the crops of the country from the bands of the producer to that of the con turner. To do thi avuccessfully Is also required an extended and intricate arrangement of capital and facilities which for the good of all concerned should be bard upon certain and reliable contingents, and not upon the opposite of rhame or circumstance. That this should be efn-cud wiih fair and reasonable profit to the I undertakers thereof as much to the interests of the farmer as to their owu.

Any interruption therefore to the uniformity with which the supply ought in the ua-; lure ot the cax-to he maintained, i clearly a proline source of lo-v to all parlies. Whileiiisweh underi.HHi i both ai home and abrua I that there is a large uriiu which ia gooner or later to come into market, any liule uiatiurueritg on the part of growers for the sake ef affecting prices or ruling the trade witl ouij rm thentelvrs a well a oiher, and uithuately tad ill securing the end atlemptetl. hile tle stoppage of supplies may for a time enhance the price of a reduced balance in market. It still to be remembered that tli holders at home are not reatiug anything at ail or aveu Improving the prorpects for future prices. tVheti their hoarded bahel are again offered for sale, the chauces are that they will come upm a market whose mom ar gent necessities have leen upplled from other iHirce, and that they are only instrumental in overcrowding the demand, and causing a greater depression than be fore.

1: masters, inclu'-ai fr in tl lir. of r.nu motion, on leave jf 'lo: on furlough pay, 8 dropped, 9 passed mTdsUipmc-n, 011 furlough. 2 dropped, 1. 1.19. Casata.

43 46c. To avoid this dilemma it was finally determined to give the election of all the county officers to the Legislature, and allow them to hold over for four vears. Iu accordance with this arrangement we have a swarm of officers, elected by representatives of Missouri mob in our vicini-tv, to enforce the enactments of a set of bacchanalians who are laboring to imitate the lava of a Draco. To cap the climax of their wickedness a sheriff and prosecuting attorney were elected who reside in Westport, and have never been resident of the Territory. Mr.

Jones, the elected sheriff, has heen, until within ten davs, and is prubablv to-day, the postmaster at Westport, Mo. Mr. Hutchinson, the prosecuting attorney, is a practicing lawyer there. It is surprising to see the humiliating condition which the slave power would reduce us had they the power. It tssuposed they will attempt to enforce aome of their infernal enactments against citizens of this place, aud that wa the reason why it was best to elect a sheriff and prosecuting attorney iu Missouri, because they could get help from their owu State to enforce their laws.

Poor men! We advise them to read the early history of Vermont, aud the incidents connected with the New Hampshire Grants," and if they do not come to the conclusion that it is not expedient to attempt to enforce laws upon a people contrary to their consent, then let them come aud get some ex peri en of their own. If CoL Kthau Allan or Selh Warner are not here in person some of thetr descendants are, and if the issue shall come they may signalize themselves, aud appear quite as brilliantly on the pfte ot lustorv as their ancestors did. Our ca--e i so stmilar iu many reiects that of the early history of we are almost induced to prepare a history of those times for some future number of the Ifrrald of We are sure we could get up nothing more in-structive7or erbaps not more useful. Ue wwk for use Eaiern Market. The amount of live stock brought to this city rii Central Railroad is truly wonderful.

We leant tWm the Buffalo Ckwrnntrckti Advertiser of last evening that yesterday morning there were leu trams live stock cattle, sheep aud jt w. riouci, XI LIU Beeiie af the t'rew. SSBSS! MM THK HKWH. in, it Tueadav waa yery severest this iakf, rolling in a heavy sea from the ji lumber coming: down rule, being- i'f ligfct nirht. were "-k tlmharlxr, entering 1'ier; but heavily loaded res-, that even with the h.U yesterday.

The bark cll at wbor all day, snow distil. -I tie piers and another veHsel lay i the harbor, but so far ut that I V- T'licaront, loaded with from i "n' aoutti ryes-, imuiediately commenced dnffd rapidly to leeward, until i urn- null' south of the piers, and only three o. n. LDaiam, J. aiicme, $18.7 VV idow Judson, $10; F.

V. Pitney, D. Booth. ii 4... 5- flan Iloll A Pttl- 10 $309.12 Mauran Knights, $472.26 T.

H. Carter ft I OA Aft (intra ir C.r HONKV MARKET. Orricw or R. K. Swtrr.

J.avjperos Chicago. Sept. iwh. 1-uo i The demand for money continues active, and Bankers have been supplying the wants of their customers to a moderately fair extent, abort date and product paper being in greatest favor. Second clati borrowers sttH find it difficult to get which throws rather more paper Into the hands of broksrs than merit 40 that street rales continue hash, eighteen per cent, beang about the lowest rate at present.

The demand for aaoc erfor three 10 rive years le very active, whan the a4 vanced season of the year la taken Into coeiaideratsaa Fire year ten per cant. Coupon Boa.ta continue metcast demand lor Inro-tmehl Currenry iu good aupply. and Ihs aiusaur of tieorata da.reain every day. The Mil a auto. Bankera have passed a maotatroa.

iSadarltig that tbey a til not receive th. notas ot the teaorgta or Tsnnaaaes Banks on dcausll -v 1 4,4.1 at ua tei active demand at lrom ns ta one aad a half per cent, premium. Oeeeigl. afrer" bssn. paid for II There a as (oU osTertng to fcroauiuassr i all who ha, a prekrr botding Eastern Exchange continues ta stsa3y dsmand aad aupply tultr equal Rates unchanged Dra ft.

on St Louis tn demand and firm Farhoiigeon ond. atoady al lib tn New Turk, with 4 large demand for small drafts. oroTtvtronj as rcatiws Banker'. -Iiikl2 4 cent, for day, and ui.ajr hundred fnet Irnm the railroad break-II, cut Bwrky. ao althoii(h still drilling slowiy.

-J COOPEKAUEBeef and pork tbla 1 bbla IJi-Floar do 4iitv. Half bbla -Pork and beef, tic Ke. lard and butter. 7'c Liquor kea. l.el.lSS.

Hickory dreed llaopa at SH 4 il. White oak Staves aud lleadiua ranax fnut SlO-WaU e- M. lltrkory le are wonh 417.UHwia.tk. 1RIGS No chansre of momcnl. Alum.

SHiat Borax, SSiatojc 4c -Sulpliur. isiSc -Oamphor. tStac sV-Caslor OIL 41JilJ7.Scl'ira! -Cream Tartar. S7S4Hc -Kp-som iAlt (ift Extract Lionortee, Ii3as3ilc 1 av- Carb. fr Opium.

Turkey. -Sul phate tcutuioe. Staaatlluis3.tw a. 7Vi4 41.12 al fda. 3Sut4c- Sup.

Oarb do. hat.Hc flSH In fair supply and market tolerably steady. Wurnt luNpected No? 1. hall barrels er at US i. b.lt barrels.

44 uu No, 3. nenr ia U. aiarkut Taorr dteady al 44JfNa4.0 Hnutrau Lak? 44.Msts. ft Mrf-Nov. Scolia.

Arkhat and uiht. round. s4 tkasta fto tpS.Su Kaatport, Sjiin.Sn No I. tOWr4 bos -acaled. Marxaaai.

Steady No. 1. 4x4.uu 23.au I.u Uu. 41S.W) No. 1.

415 lU-hlta. 4" No. 3. 47-iakatlo UU btd hlf bbl but few tn market. Cot Pwa-Halifax and Boston hirher at isi a ltu rTlVlT.

Amis- New auunner arelnlatge auppl, anl al 42.S i) Brie.1 il.Ti bu Pumas Preali rather sran-er and better demand. We quote 4l.umlio baket. accordlnc to quality Dried, unpared 4173 4 bu.brl Pi ru4 -4? iaa42 6 bo 41f00tt.ou 4 bu Caaxaifaanm New t.ja bu Orinlx- Sicilr. 47 0taa7.M 4. hoa l.ta.wi-OUl!0ftl-N.w41S.lil'Oa Kiniix dry.

41S.3 -VI -Wei dried. 2 "ln-cer. 4iawa.6t layer. 43.7j ik. Vre.li.

lwta- Ziwra CraaixT-2V Citkox. tietioa. Pat Ui.lc 8 Ilara-- ot market NfT. Hickor)-. uu'i.

41-iJtKil I bu. ttteltiut. none, nw will prol.al.ly open at 4 x- bu New Mrs. Riley, $15 J. K.

Botsford $145.40 X. W. Plank Road $40.50 S. B. M.

O. Walker, $45 James Ward, $7.79. Several bills were rejected. Concurred in. On explanation and motion of Supr.

Oster-houdt, bill of J. G. Kelley (5) was allowed. Supr. Smith, of Com.

on Roads and Bridges, recommend an appropriation of $100 to repair bridge across the Calumet slough in the town of Bremen. Concurred in. Supr. J. H.

Grey, of Special Committee, reported places and Judges for elections, outside the city limits, as follows South Chicago Hough's packing house, John Jul ian, Capt. Langley Sidney Andrews. West Chicago Jacob Eichs' house on Madison street, Asahcl Pierce, A. Guthrie, Jacob Eich. North Chicago Henry Deacrman's house; J.

H. Rees, Henrv Deserman, Henry Keef. Concurred in. After allowing the per-diem to members, the Board adjourned to the first Monday in December next By persons who left Milwaukee yesterday morning weUearn some further particulars. The vessel and steamer both wenti ashore in consequence of mistaking the lights of a house on tlie South Point for the lights of the city of Milwaukee.

The steamer is loaded with merchandise, mostly for Chicago, and had on about sixty passengers, of whom ab out forty wero women and children. The men drowned in getting ashore from the steamer in the moruiug were in a life-boat with the captain, endearoriug to run a liue from the steamer to the shore. The boat swamped aud three men were drowned. The captain reached the shore. The steamer struck about twenty rods from the shore, which is represented to be a stony beach.

Owing to the storm the telegraph line is not working north, and we cannot obtain auv further particulars. hogs sent east from that city. In one iraiu Counuued Rntasars of Vellow Fe.er for Heliel. Baltimorf. Thursday.

6- pt. 13. The tidings from Norfolk continue of a melancholy nature. Monday, ihe deaths officially reported were on Tuesday 53, and new cases. The deaths at Portsmouth on Wednesday were -26, and 2 new cases.

There were a great many new cases among families in healthv sections which have heretofore escaped. In Baltimore this miaming a meeting of ladies was held to enable the orphans to be immediately brought here. Large subscriptions have already been made, and nurses aud physicians have been provided also provisions in sufficiency! support tba children a year. The relief fund in this city now -aches thirtv thousand dollars. Jen.

Sci- Kaek Par Wilhln-14. dte. Naw Yore, Thursday, Sept. 13. The HtraU learns from reliable authority, that General Scott received on Tussdav, official information from the Department at Washington, that the back pay allowances to which be i entitled as Lieut.

General are Withheld. The Common Council last appropriated three thousand dollars fivihe relief of the yellow fever A Win, a Porlmlt af aliiiiioii. Xw York, Thursday. Sept. 13.

This morning Ex-Consul Goodrich presented the city of New Vork. throueh the Mayor and a committee apppoiuied to receive it, a magnificent portrait of Washington, woven iu silk at the silk manufactory of Phonson. Phillips Vidor, at Lyons, by whom Ihe novel work of art was" presented to the 'city. The work was done at an expense ten -and dollars, the first likeness of an American wrought. The likeness was taken t'roni Stnan'r.

j. minting, i.nd the copy is admirable. Ileal Hace. liosTOS, Thursday. Seit.

3. The loi3 talked of boat ra: between the Superior CluBj.PSt. X. and ibe Maid of Erin took place this P. Charles ltiver.

in the presence of an immense crowd, 'i he slakes amounted to he distnuce 1 miles. The St. John's Club exhibited their sujierinritv at the start, and at the end of the ninlh mile ihe of Krin gaye up the contest. A considerable amount of money changed hands 011 Ibe result. ni'ht wc.

approarnnig, uuu mo iiiospvrct ih-: florin would increase, the situation Ml critical. If the vessel should ('j nk, "Itainst the breakwater lur iiijflt, they must all inevitably be their danger reported to tiia llarb-i Master, J. A. Napier, he and Warner, M.iriuo Inspector of the Chicago During the lal week there been a good supply of vessels drawn hither by anticipated abundance of gram and freights have ruled low. Buyers have heen conse-quemly prepared to offer better prices, and the great csi detriment to the business of the week has been the absence of the supplv which had been reawnaMy ed.

M'hile a few have of course profited by ih? cirpum-lance, the great majority have mLtscd an i'ppoitiuil'y htch they may long for The iucouipeteitcy ,1 Insurance oimuiTOvtu i.i.;- Muii. avama nere. ana ew mt iMirawis Se ew Vork two Gov- i ri ws to to rescue who i Tlrokfi-r KaH-f -riTm ty rr.i iitiM- her, llVdSlh sarble In New Vm. un ilkr waa experi- I M- No difficulty there were twenty cars, and in each of the others about sixteen. One train of heavy freight about twenty cars also arrived at iuon, drawn or propelled by four locomotives.

Tbe amount of live stock arriving there, tbe Adt trriissr adds, both by lake and by railroad aud sent hence east by the above road, is immense, and exceeds what auv oue could imagine who is not acquainted with the facts. A large number of the cattle change hands at the regular pasturing vards, before reshipiuent, on speculation, for the New York, Albany and Boston markets, and this kind of trade is rapidlv increasing. State Fail- IH55. Tbute who wish to avail themselves of the facilities uflorded by tbe Great Western Railroad to Chicago, at the ensuing Slate Fair, should give ample notice to tbe Agents, that cars i flrwl class to 12 tntwiih Irjk' rtn 4rvtnl cm ft gjaral4e New Votk larfiug ititt-t Sa-t. ff Alv- tKAlt.VU Hil I a baud ol courageous anu i he vessels in the river, and the lioats left the harbor mann- liful oi out present railroad and warelioue facilities to mmr titan the buinef- t-f the couttr an-th- er naon why they should l-e as adily eip.Kiel a- I poiile.

In every leppevt there can l- no quetk'Q I that the of u.arkttiig ai koii a after i harvet i the tni atid orilv fi-r t'le iwi inTereslsof the country. ,,1 -(-. BOAT. I A Harbor Mailer. Wauukn, Marine luspeclor.

Ki-MKAns, Mi-lir. llarrest. .1 II ISHSW It 4f ai wWuxal aitsl in I tWuAainJ Ht-4ltUli On Nr YmI 'air iipplr. Kuy I'va '-ut sclhiiK prewiuwa if au.l 'r aible rn Ho-lon. FLlla.tl-iiia trui Haltms.

re Hig t-eiii M. l-ii aelling rent. Oatottinatl. buvli.g ill- pr rM.i i tail il IU 4-44 LaHls.on IU dial t.S 11 ml in fair tlemaiitl Itc4(i but mg sv celling ls)lS cnt It SWIM. Jd-HS-iTS a rw sjarl.

Market. Naw V.bas. Taelj. 19 Fl.ttCK Th ai armed avllv al Sale .4.4,1 l.l.l- Hem Looms Old Coix. We saw on Thursday at the Freight Office of the Rock Island road, in this city, two pieces of old gold coin, which have been in Jhe possession of one family seventy-three years, since 1782.

They were left at the office in (ieneseo as pledges for freight charges with the privilege on the part of the depositor to redeem them within a short time with other currency. Some months having elapsed without his appearance, they are sent in here for exchange. They are worth together 14.50, and are so old that their fellows have long since passed out of circulation. It must be a dire extremity which compels the family in which they have become heir looms, to relinquish their ownership. They are Americans, and their progenitors were living in Pennsylvania at the time of the Revolution, when this rmmuy came to them.

It is not a little singular that such slippery stuff as money should be retained in a few hands so long a time. If any one is curious to know how much it might have been increased in the meantime with compound interest at six per cent he can make the calculation, and will perhaps be surprised at the result. We have figured upon it until it exceeded twelve hundred dollars without getting near through, and grown tired of the operation. UNroBTi-XATE Gallaxt. The spectacle presented by a large woman attended by a little man always excites eiujotious bordering on the ridiculous, and the greater the effort of the latter to aid the other, the greater the enjoyment of the spectator.

Yesterday a large fine looking lady was promenading I.uke street in company with a geutleman of small stature. He seemed to be one of that class who think it politeness iu men to be always doing or trying to do for women, what they can do just as well or a great deal better for tnemselves, and when he and his compauiou arrived at a (light of steps leading to a sidewalk on the new grade, he caught her by one arm, probably intending-to help her up, but she kept in advance of him, aud he unfortunately tripping on the last step, brought his nose into painful proximity with the pavement. The lady did what all the rest did who saw it laughed heartily, and walked on, and when the litle man wishes again to make public demonstrations of gallantry he will probably as the boys say take one of his size. Latobtb Fkmale Ix.stitutb. Attention i directed to the advertisement of this institution, to be found in the appropriate column.

During the last year 129 young ladies enjoyed the advantages of instruction in it. The course of study is very thorough, due prominence being given to the more solid branches of study. The reputation of the Iustitute with those who have either patronized it or are acquainted with the method of instruction us well as with the instructors themselves, is all that its best friends could desire. La Porte is one of the most delightful towns in Indiana, and easy of approch by means of railroad. Those who design sending their daughters to boarding schools will doubtless inform themselves fully as to the character of this one.

The Cnicago references are Ttev Harvey Curtis, Dr. John Evens, II. Wheeler, and Capt. Mvans, In price ihe ticnt of dtc Week ha leet. upward, owing partly to imptoved demand from the Ksbt, and partly to cauaea alKtve referreii to.

Outside of the Grain market ther Is alo improveun-nt, more eopecially in lrovifioti- and Uroceiie mh le noticeal Ulow. In the latter, particularly, there tia- l-fii a hru nes doing. a- lur a receiel lim the nieutitig ot Uelr gale at Toronto in refeieiice lo the tleoigian Jh.p Ca- nal, rpcak ot the of the itiforniattioti contributed, and the r.iluti. ii to proceed imtne-! diately with the survey aud Sifl stielleil b'Kal'A Hani do Pecan. I Bratll 7uv Knall Waluute.

liilK-. rTKl. Katr supply, market llliiio a eartcoi-a 4.1.7jt4.uu- Cleveland do at 44 4.7i trie do 4il.UiWii.5tl. Kelsil al llo- yard- for Illinois. 44.5 -Chippewa.

4d.OlKati.5u 4T. Bl.iu.btirth. I l.ackawaua. n-oe- lhiah mixed. 43U.OU -Pure.

411-tio- l.uuip. none -Krie. 47 5u large KttaE. suiiall rlatcand ranae 4aoil Ah. 4ju.

In K'-oJ supply and ran Meade. White tlak ia now liiia; by tlte cars" al and 45 for Beech aud Maple lln-k C'Exsrs Retubxs. The following returns of towns in Cook County have been deposited at Clerk's office within a few days IIaxoveb Males, 469 females, 44 total, P7o. Schools, pupils, 240. Value of live stock, $31,180.

Lake Males, 853 females, 200 total, 458. Schools. pupils, 40. Value of live stock, $62,963. North field Mules, 789 females, 608 total, 1,042.

Schools, 6 pupils, ir.o. Value of live stock, $58,660. Males, 77S; females, 531 total, 1,304. Schools, pupils, 419. Value of live stock, $67,285.

Schai mbi bo Males, 476; females, 41.1 total, 889. Schools, Jt pupils, 67. Value of live stock, $61,044. Palatine Males, 628; females, 588 total, 1,166. Schools, pupils, 219.

Value of live Btock, $83,529. may be previous to time ot shipment. Stock and implement may bo mr warded the week previous, in order to prevent delav. The parties shippiug will attend I i loading, unloading and during transportation only the neces- i sat persons to take care of the same will le per- milted in the attendance. The Railroad Com- pany will not iu any manner assume any risk 1 i.K AlN heat flrtn wltb an upwartl in.i ti.

fmir from loss or damage, lo prevent imposition trait-rn red at StVsi C-orn th market mum Ue.t but ii't nuotatilr tower. talsluls at Kalisii appointment. Thursday. Sept. ii.is PKOVlua- rtirt-prirei sir uin io-ft.

a Th. Orm talee intrif at 11 Sms14. UnlRnn and fraud, the freight will be prepaid, and on all articles not sold and returned the money will be refunded upon certificate of officer of Society. Tickets will be sold at reduced rates, good tor tbe week of the Fair, which must be certified by he projvei oflicer of the Societv before returning. IS.

Fka.vcis, Rec. Iee. State Agricultural Sept. 14, ls.V.. ma a ,1 ustice ol the Supreme Court of Kansas in place of Klmore removed, A.

B. Thorm having declined. He has also M. Hurrall FRKIGHTS. There has lK-en il.rm.ghout the a gMnl supply of vessels and with comparatively iiioderale stocks of grain for shipment rates haveleeii kepi Kti-ali ly at the low rigore noted last wewk.

For tlu- fir! time aluiost during the reason shippers haehrt-n uiuiblu give diiipatch to the fleet on hand and awaiting freigle.i.. This irt in a great measure owing to the unfortunate tie ten Ion in the country of Wheat and other produce which has thus been short just at the time it w.n iunt wanted. If fanners become speculators let them at leal place their slock in trade where it can le available when the profitable moment arrive. The following are among the charters for the week Wtd nesday, -hooner Ocean, wheat to Owego at 14c J. W.

Brown, do to Buffalo iV -I'rupi-liv in of Pennsylvania associate to the same court place of S. W. Johnson removed. 576 females, 439 total, pupils, 128. Value of live Bremen Males, 1,015.

Schools, stock, $73,202. KirhiMtr rr -ighi Kt-haut oaf. Vork. far sale. gf frt-itiiuiu pant f-r 'aietn Han.

Nre Preiaium paul tr U.4J an.t S'lvet t. tiM-urrent Mf-aiitrt, ItaQsAAlat aoJ (Ai tiklJ aiiJ Hilvc-r Cola ft sale Iaii.l ai-ranU Ur Mle 8hurt Ttitw Paper ajisv-puftiitl litln.al. n.l htgan Caual K-rip wantp AtHir S.44i.-e l.4txT. lrUil.wtk HlhiUoiVwd 1 v. hWlh I A HMi Va 4 I A 1 I I a.

1 r- Kst havtaatf abtl Cnrtuit on New Ht.t,. ftailat MrJi-hii Krankliu. Franklin has addressed I. a letter i the tbe Letoex Males, 622; females, 561 total, cl nan of the Arctic Committee. 6 pupils, 218.

Value of live urging portio rtion 1,188. School: stock, $55,678. Palos Mak claims of ber lute husbaud to sotu the reward offered tor tbe of a North- of females, 347 total, 856. 162. Value of live stock pupi Troy, wheat to Buffalo at 7c aud Hour at lM.

Thursday Propeller Plymouth takes wheat to Dulialo itt 1 7c Schr. Asha. corn to do Ri iir, and Schr. hibtxni do at 6S. Friday.

Propeller Wisconsin, to arrive, at l.V tor wheat to Oswego chrs. Hamlet and Flying Cloud, corn I aehr. Jochiel wheat to Montreal at li' barque Superior wheat lrom laine to Schools, 5 phta, lUllimore. New Orleans. pi pal em nl IVoa-la.

Knaiai.it, a.vtlan1. Iatis mu i hur4pe Ttieunilrriiwanl H4tta Ih lo.t. t. trrani rei'ta Orland Schools, 5 Males, 316 females, 240 total, 506. pupils, 139.

Value of live stock, th? UiMlertgue west Passage. She says; When it is remembered that the.e brave and unfortunate men, after years of intense sullering' and privation, were found dead of starvation upon a spot which they could not have reached without having first solved that geographical problem hich was tbe object and aim of all these painful and when it is also rt-mt-inhered that they beyond the reach of their country's rewards, you will not, think, refuse them the acknowledgment that is due to their memory." llr(l liAHlS.d UkMtMtw ad VS Brwit7fiwa bit l.i4si MleWMla tVkTTTl, 11. rtK4tlu.M tbe tut-rl-f rjajftajml ul lr-lana, (iHir.iig t4 r'tntt minrir tip "jtrlr it. Or- UV-ia-rn f'mJ4-4 isr Icttitdwitra Ua- iitt-J tr IaxIai tug trta-tr tutaiit w.iii iJ4r- in-gtis timn aii'l rriitaiii iTm- iiaiUtJbg'-r to prbf ure. eihr I.i- Haf ig.

nrtx, a Mc'tari. r.r 4Mi aiad Hetmhtster Batik, a ytt-i tViMW th aui-mi isi paTa.i-1 al Cvt-aag, la tavNT til- p- tn Uit9 Cnital rtatr. whm tit- wliIi t- trtult unetbe which lrttt-r ff Cre-lit will t-abeti hf th- urttl. riijtM- i at Chicago, r. It rsrajulreti.

can wiadc a( any of ihe Mirre4ani--aAtj tl iltt? uitsld-i 'gnnl nut tlie 'iiitdtl hiaiirw; or it turrit t. El.K Gbovb Males, 5-34; females, 427 total, 961. Schools, pupils, 134. ValneJ of live stock, $88,199. Wheelixo Males, 730 Females, 599 Total, 1,329.

Schools, Pupils, 258; Value of Lire Stock, $74,590. The population of Wheeling in 1850 was 903 increase 426. Maine: Males, CIS; Females, 441 Total, 961-Schools, 4 Pupils, 121; Value of Live Stock, $70,732. The population of Maine in 1850 was 548 iucrease 413. Bloom.

Males, 576 Females, 503 Total, 1079. Schools, Pupils, 164; Value of Live Stock, The population of Bloom in 1850 was increase 294. t4tigetJ Uie rrealll ut the With th- l'r' cial Ha iik IrrlanJ. l-uUin lanl. r-tiiitayibjh (liUnii i 0i Nf.

i Twt-r Ohabit- HbtjI. A Pr" K.THf:llU.I lN. ViH i ly IKKkX fAKIh. tUstl tlaa aMini Will t-e 144 Is- 4S.i.4 1 lay til tke-fm, til wh asr faVt4T tW ksatale 4aa3b 1st 4. l-a- by lit- Italia Humr rrt-Htma Ui" muc (IT" Fanu-ular rsre tltul4 la- Ukm i.

i Ssllal fufl atbtrt-aw Uk- MTIii KIump Ulf Ml' ol Crt-dtl aii'l wh-ti pra tirajM- K'fTi Cure anil Keaialt-urr of the v-raMn Ir. trliii II. I tie. eretlll is ti- taMuetl. tklimaM In ltrftl 4rtl-rhr tlte l-tle of Credit dtJbt-t kitia (if Ii.4ri4ati.

e. Ihsfisanil AvieUHt. tush on tireai i'i ta( Kfjrpe. i'aiiailas ainl the I'litlesil rliie Texas Items. The Austin State Time of the 25th ult.

suvs The company of Rangers has been divided into three detachments oue is stationed on Crab Apple Creek, one on the Medina, and one on Cypress Creek. The Lipau Indians are encamped on the other side of the Rio Grande, within live or six miles of Laredo. They cross over and commit depredations on this side, and defy pursuit and punishment by taking refuge on Mexican territory. Col. Riddell, but lately refurned from Mexico, says the Lipans steal horses from United Stales citizens, and bring them down to the river to water and bathe them in full view of the owners, and they cannot help themselves, as it is contrary to the treaty to cross over and chastise the thieves.

This state of things should not be allowed to exist. If the government of Mexico will not restrain these Indians, our own government should take steps to do so. Iu the event it fails, the people of Texas will be compelled to take the matter into their own hands. They can and will cross over and break up this den of marauders. We learn from the Sau Antonio ZfJeur that Lieutenant Randall recently fell upon a party of Indians near Fort Davis, killed ten of the number, forced two over a precipice sixty feet high, and took one child prisoner.

Only two oul of fifteen Indians escaped. The correspondent of the Ledger says The guide killed the chief, and Lieut. Randal! scalped him. Eight horses were captured. About half of the party were women, but dressed us men, and their sex was not known until after the killing.

The Proxisioual Government of Mexico. fCorrespondence of the N. V. Times. Washington, Sept.

b. The next steamer from Vera Cruz lelt there this morning, and will arrive on the 13th inst. It is generally anticipated here that the news will go to show the quiet consolidation of the new Provisional Government In examining the previous accounts the important fact will appear that the Provisional Government is to a considerable extent a continuation of Santa Anna's Government. Carrera himself is a friend and partisan ol Santa Anna, having been a sort of Inspector-General of Ordnance, and General-in-Chief of the Department or Federal District of Mexico. He is a little man of sixty years of age, and has uineteen sons aud six daughters, and, like many of his cotemporaries in the United Slates and elsewhere, never lost an opportunity of securing a bit of patronage for the advance of one of the same.

His vote as against La Vega was 26 to 18. In view of his obvious connection with the discarded system, the friends of Alvarez and Comnnfort in the city of Mexico have issued circulars to those chieftains, warning them not to come into the city, except at the bead of their forces. It is thought improbable that any commercial treaty can be negotiated with this government and General Gadsden. He had quarreled with the preceding administration, and there is small prospect that he will accord any better with Ibis. But it is supposed that as soon as the revolutionary government shall show itself to be fixed upon a firm basis, Mr.

Marcy will open a negotiation with General Almonte to settle the relations of the two governments upon a new and a more advantageous basis. Kansas Item. Prom the Herald of Freedem, Ijept. 1.1 The cholera has entirely disappeared from the vicinity of Fort Riley, so' says Mr. Conway, who has just returned from that vicinity.

Mr. Kelly, who was so barbarously treated at Atchison a short time ago, has nearly recovered from his injuries. Such barbarities are giving strength to the free State movement constantly. The Big Springs Convention, to be boldc-n on the 5th instant, is exciting a deep interest throughout the Territory. We have assurance that every district will be fully represented.

Gov. Reeder arrived in Lawrence on Thursday evening last, in his usual excellent health and spirits. He will be at the Big Springs Convention. We hope he will be prevailed upon to accept the nomination of the Free State Party, as the Territorial Delegate to Congress. Creat Wheat.

Mr. C. M. Nicholas, of this county, sowed oue bushel of Canada Club Wheat this spring, and has harvested therefrom forty bushels and four quarts of excellent wheat, weighing fifty-nine pounds to the bushel. The seed wheat was measured last fall, and had, in the mean time, been exposed to the usual incidental slight waste, and the crop was not gathered with any particular care, and without any reference, at the time, to its being made public.

Taking these things into the calculation, and the vield could not have come short of the rate of" fifty bushels to the acre. Mr. Nicholas recommends the Canada Club to the farmers of this State. So far as we have yet seen, M'Lean County leads the State this season on great wheat yields. BnslnrM on the Galena and Chk-aco I nlon Hail-roaal at Bockfnral.

The business of Rockford Station for the month of August, 1855, shows a very gratifying result. The receipt of orxr two mulim ftrt or lumber, besides a large amount of shingles and vu, -e .1 qi the wav of building. We are indebted to toe gentlemanly Agent at the Depot, Mr. Yarwood, Ifor the figures Local charges on freiahUi received 10.69('.62 forwarded. 7.7'fT.M Pastenger receipts fsjr in tlte I nlt-t1 pVtates A-tittitl rt-iMMitbc sTi'tuM eurlora- IbU itAttM-dr ihe-tr it it t-1 C-f un'ry.

igfTrabtr-lvtai 4Xttlt ttl (fin.1 Sstltalfl, ltrla-diJ Otiitiii-riil laui4sw. t-n k-u ip4h tgned. Mil trT A XI Ilaik't jaxlawlv Itroke The two oung villains, Lyster and High, cou-liued in our jail, tbe former under charge of burglary and the latter uuder charge of larccuy. broke jail ou Sulurday night last, aud have, we suppose, made good their escape. Parties were out on Sunday night hoping to t.tke them, but only Micreeded iu hearing of them.

Judge Hark-ne-s. in behalf of tbe countv, offers ifiioo reward for the und delivery of Lyster. Samuel J-ystt-r a young man of about J( years age, slitu built, weighing about 135 small head, brow hair, small black eyes, has lost his left upper front titoth aud has on left cheek a sore. Lyster is a very great rascal, and is a fugitive from justice iu Iowa, where he broke jail some time last spring. Urbana Union, 13M.

tirfjit Crowd at the Klate Fair. From all we can learn there will be at Ibe State Fair, ai Chicago, a very general attendance from Central and Illinois as well as the north. It is all the talk among the owners of fine stock, and ne have every reason to expect that the exhibition will be the most interesting and valuable ol" any ever given in the United States. If our fanners will come out with their specimens, thu show of cattle, hogs and horses will surpas in numbers aud blood all other ahow-s this Fall. The benefits that must be realized from it are incalculable.

-State It-giitr. Michigan Noiilherii and Vuihern Indiana Kali-road. The earnings of tbe Michigan Sou her and Northern Indiana Railroad for tbe month of August, amount to ft bout ftbe exact figures are nt yet known.) against $17,715 ol for the smile mouth last year. The earnings for the eight mouths ending rjlst August August being estimated as above, amount to i7 same period in if gniu in eight months, 3. r'nlnehood 4 'ontradlrted.

WxsnisaTox, Monday, ISept. IT. Tim Uit o-H of this morning says the storv that tbe President has purchased a farm in Maryland, for his future residence, i an unmitigated falsehood. at lc. Saturday, Schooner (Jueeti ol the West, corn to Bunalo at in'; wlir.

White Cloud wheat toOsWegoat Monday a vessel wheat to Oswego at l.V. Prop Bruiie wit i orn to Buffalo al Prcpelleni Toledo and Fal Con wheat do at Brig a lobe and it hooiur Mat. Root corn to Buffalo at Sc. Shooner Vorklown whet from to Buffalo at Tuesday Brig Mohegau and S- hooners Fortune and Orion wheat tn Buffalo at rtc. Schr.

Young America corn to Oswego at 11c. Flour has been shipped during the week to Alhatij't at and to New York at per lhl. FLOUR The market lor Hour has been tolerably steady with fair demand, mcrcm-ed receipts and more doing. In price there i hut Ittt le il any change except that for lower grades the market i iouiewh betler. Therr has lH--n au iuiprovett deutaitd fur t-x urL.

and fur one or two days outside rate were oblauiahle with leg difficulty. Afleraardt the demand le-catue lej brisk. aui at the close the mar ket Is frteady with uioderate trattacHoii- al quo tat ion. Shipments for the week hy Ijike aie ij.lls barrels which is a considerable iiicrcane. The Week closes al 4.iXX4.2i fur Fine.

S.TSqtS i5 for No. Super fine. for No. 1 do. for lam and for Krua.

fome Tew sales K.12H. City supertlae. tT-i't. do Kxtra t7.75. Rye Flour in letter supply and lower, with sales a ltI.

ORALS The market for tt atu has lurtlier improved owing to large demand for export with iusunl'-iebt sup ply, and prices have again advanced from ti to cents per huhel. I-ast week closed at tl.lOfel.lX in lots forSpring ei.lHcdl for Red Winter, and ir. for White. Wednesday fltmer and more active, spring U2SttI.l K-d 1.2K15 -Whitr 1.351.16. Thurr-day In letter demand, and owing to light receipt i prices better.

Kales in lots at I .1 I for Al tvr Red Winter, and tl.4O&1.50 for White, the latter to complete cargoes going on board. bushels Pprkng In two lots on itoard alt next week at l.ln 4.OJ0 bush Bed Wiul-r ou hoard at I.3u, 1.5tW huhfh do iu store at (1.25, Ac, Ac. Friday still lettT for Spring, with wles at 91. 11 .30 In lou to store. Wifder ttcaly.

3.0UU Ii'ring in store at 41 i. Saturday scarcely so firm with wdes Spring generally at tl.lCtf.1.11. A few lots to mill at tl.2u. Monday market steady al same rale. Bed inter rather better at 610 bushel Rett on lH.art at 1 37.

and i.uO- bust Is do at 1.4o. Tuesalay again firmer with sales ot Spring at 1.18&1.2U. mostly at the ouas.de. A lot of bushels prime white from Wilmington, Will was to-day offered by Perkins. Maynard A and sold at iu bulk on track for Michigan shipment.

This lot was decided on change lo be the bet lot of the quality and kind offered In this market tin -Receipts hr the week hy canal and railroad. HhlpmenU hy lake 34.i, arid total for the easou 1.yI0,427 Cix has undergone only sotm slight fiwctualtous. Last week cHsed at fcTc 56 fci ua boanl, which the lame as present rate. The week opened rather dull at 7(c 6y ifcs from the dnots. and soon fell off to which hare been the steady rates since.

Thursday, price were scarcely firm, and several iia.l lots changed hands attc iVJtbB on board. Friday, sales of 20.u4) bushel i on board at and 6.000 tMMhels at fAc. Saturday, rather MIt wllh sales on hrjftrd at 06iSc, and 3.000 bushels ai 67c. Monday, steady at oo nvs delivered, and further sale- at 67c 56 on toarw. Tuesday ratler firmer the week closing with ale of bushels on board at 67K Receipts by Canal and Railroad busheU.

Shlpiaen-. by Iike th week ao4.I2 and for the season 6.W2 bushel. Oaira. KeTtpts lare been hgtit and wot much doing. In hags for city trade 26c4Sftc.

In store sales limited Kts dull at No sales of BiRLET rather better at 6Cat Principal articlea transported on tlte Illinois and Michigan Canal, for the season coturaenclKg April trt -aafTKirre. Week ending Previoufcly. Total. lir.vMi I.KOR'.H lioiflHO, .1 Mi El.uoorT, HKUUNI) BOAT. i ji A .1 NtriRK, Propeller Kossitter.

liiKi A. (Ii)ubv, Brig Black Hawk. Jsri-oBin, Hrig Globe. I lliRAa Blood, Hchr. Chapman, (apt I' 1' Mousy, Hchr.

Lookout. i Kkbii, Schr. Meridian. I I' .1 M.dioMfr, Schr. Maine.

i4Ai(e from the harbor to the wreck was iiniihihi-l without much difficulty. The Hii hiif-d with spectators to witness the ,,.,,1... mid liutiilreiU stood upon the railroad tn. Tie- boats were welcomed on their arrival il, liiln 1, cheers from the crew, eleven mi nil. Tle debarkation was eflected by the i up ctuitiously to the aide of the mid si they drifted astern, those on board i.

ii- a fnvornble moment to leap into iln in Kviiry lime that one of the crew leaped ii lid- limit, a shunt of joy would burst forth in 'In- (Timil mi the railroad track and be rr-l, I those gathered on the shore. Capt. J'i I. -hi the Tuncarora, was the last ntau to Me HTerk. He declared at first that he rmniiin on board and share her fate, but siiH'ered himself to be persuaded to jump me.

ul the boats. mind Ihe long pull to reach the harbor. Hiirh nit h-id six oars in the row-locks, and a iti-i-ruiK imr lashed in its place. They were tei red l.r the two Mapiers, who exhibited much ll in keeping them head the Beas, running it- did mountain high. The boats made .1 against the wind and waves and Hie harbor without accident, the oersnns ii iliini completely drenched by the spray.

As iluy p.issed up the river the people on the dock le-tiMcii their admiration of the bravery of those il, manned them, and joy at the success of the ,1 it, by enthusiastic cheers and clapping of luii.K Tliw Tuscarora is an old brig, owned by llnvis Sutton, of Buffalo, and is re-I ion i rod in the Etna, of Hartford. Her coal is owned by H. Morton of thiintv. und is insured in the Chicago Mutual. U'lien the boats left her she was not making any but had drifted so far in shore that she li.itlom occasionally.

The storm con-i i.iii- I serero thruogh the night, and it would Mil iming if the brig is a total wreck this if Mh ii. (Uslaltv Oam Mix Killed tiTiitits Woi-NDEu. An accident occurred t. the new High School building is heui erected on Monroe street, West I'n 'hi, ubich resulted in the death of one man, an.ll.v iiieli four others were severely wound-- I lliii-ot' the beams which supported Hie fourth story gave way, and preci-I unti'il vi. me, iiioi-tur, sch Holding and men from a ln'tlnli .1 about forty-five feet to the ground.

A lni.ir(r l.y the name of Edward Miles was iii.iuf;led, and died in a few minutea hvr die accident occurred He was about twen-it viars of age, unmarried, and has a brother uid sister residing in Chicago. Smith, an Englishman, is very badly hurt i Hie head, back Rnj chest. Dr. Brainard his wounds shortly after the accident. IV rlunces are that he will not recover.

He is 5.tt, iininsrried, sin about thirty years of A.Uiii 1'itaker, ii mason, and a German by birth I.H...I literally scalped. The wound com-'-l ies near the left ear, circling clear around the -'k iwrt of the head and reaching forward of njlit or the crown. It is a horrible gash. Hw under lip was also cut badly, and a bruise eye. There is also wound in the tidit jsl Mtlw Rroilli wllich Heemgto I "ed by blunted stick.

He is in a situation, but it is thought he may re-' vr good treatment. Miohael hognti, a laborer, has a severe bruise the forehead and aufftrs much pain in the ik Hi, wounds are ul considered he mil no doubt aook recover. Another person whose name could not nn n-a. slightly injured. Thelwarer which supported the scaffolding bass wood about six inche.

in diameter men could risk themsehep upon it with ol stone and mortar is utiacflountable to any i-win. know, the poor quality mai timber hilpiKirt. Akoth.s Mammoth Guam and Rock Island Railroad Compaay wd themselves compelled, by the pressure of orer their road, to proceed at once to -rvctiun of an immense grain war-house. It "ill be built unmedtely upon the bank of the ofths present freight depot of the ''k Wind and Southern Michigan roads, so cars msy dischargejnto it on one side and al caTgoe from iton the other. The I I A I A I -A J.ttAix.WA.

A I The bik.Ur.tqyt.4 tht-mibrl-e tatsje-i ST fttr trepiiriwa- l'J-r aini v4-iiirit Ki-ai llate tn Con.miM.nn (rhienr Atfri t' tnral lAaiili, hwattng 1h4 Waimnl. paflrig l.r- natnitiitig fsaritiB furnlobtng Flat with wnen (w rtptii-tii. when deirel and tu aUet. aJI uiLt 114-att uftually Iratipaitedl Ly Mt ifi nfiiti Tlie aixl Itara" wHt be tnnfiirut mui un-a erale. and all tHiwiitee a-titrut-'4 tUm will tw pi ly altj.l-l In sikI eA4-ruiAl with all th rare ami 4.Vi whtb j-rp of piwtpl vaperieare emu brilag PlreeiaTatl nttfu will lr given t.

iha-ptir- haiat-M iVmral Railroad I Aiid aud faruad-i aird utliB t. eann-t (-! viiiwully ronip ttrt'hW-adyti tu advmr ptM- t'Snv--4 may find it lo tln-tr adrauta- to tt atita ti- .1 Utniuirh a. Ilarlng ln h-ldal-r-etia-! Htrm aiiunat and sale ol It-- tantl U-t Uf- HHri ti(llprlliy. Wa 1 1 41 4- mad 4- airqaaHTe4 taMtiliai W'ltt alt IK' ti-. r-aaaiarr a pnp-r t-t ft it, Isiaai' ibr isurpttxt- of trauiia-tli-i tUM 4S4ji4.t.s- l-a--4 ava vantag-.

wa- bare pUirl tHre a au have, notnp-Hmii ag-ni hft-t at imofw, Haii Jk at- CWf. l-lm. L'rtaantia. MattaWaM. t'entrsKa, Vast aOrsratur.

riiii in4 biinh, It. iiti4dii. ad as ui4tit in Iwa aj-d nuw tiv- a nuuitat-r tmwwit r--ry Cue trattt unimprovaal rrwirt ail Tt4t4A lutd, and "-tinid-fh-jif; 0al la r.l tnr a-- w. ptfMlatliiir tfrin. AHjo ararrety of I'T-t-r.

iid dlatf pr'tperty ta mtm th tfe-t tbtirty i iteath from lipiiirc. Ooruam. N. If. Friday, S'--pl, 11.

George Brown of Kenne beck, Maine, nicd by his wife and daughter lefl Ihe Glen House at Washington yesterday 1'. M. to ascend the mountain on without a guide. They lost their way and remained without shelter all night. They suffered extremely and the daughter died during the night.

and Mrs. B. were this A. M. and an' now doinir well.

Wl.im Kt yt THl Vtrfoik ftiiJ Kriilay, The deaths in Ik i'-l hours up to ve-ttrday ntMn, were at IVrtMnimiii during Ihe s-iiiiv1 day, il. There has been considerable diminution, especially iu tl.e lattt-r eitv. There are several cases frigate Si. Lawrence. No fever at ufi'olk.

fhiiiiiK.il It-nry" Cxiictlitioii, Ac. Ntitv York, Sept, The WaahinjrtiHi corresp.mdentslale.s that on Wednesday, while the Cabinet was in session considering the question the I'anish Sound the President received fnuii Kansas a memorial sipned by birge number ut" the earliest settlers the Territory proU-Minir againFt the eajrer baste of Shitmi.ui iu declaring him sell' in favor nf slaverr. The memorial was immediate! giver, the pzhinrt fur Action thereou. The Ktb anniversary the capture uf the city of Mexico by lien. Scott's army, wa celebrated here yesterday during the day a society was organized and christened the 1M1.11tezu.nia Association; Com.

Perry waa chosen a dinner was also held at Pelmonico's, at which a large number were present. Unrnett Ward presided. Among the volunteer was one by Col. K.inisey, greeting Coin. Ferry the future President of the Republic.

The correspondent of the daily Thut- from San Antonio, Texas, says the expedition recently organized br Capt. Henrv against Mexico, hud been partially abandtmed and many of the soldiers had returned home. The last accounts state that Capt. Henry bad only about 4o or men, and there was a doubtful rumor that the party was also captured by Oen. Woll or Indi ans under Wild Cat.

They bad been previously informed by both parties in Mexico that their services were uot wanted. ftial OHIr-era I)roeJ. Washiniiton, Saturday. i(. 15.

The toHow-ing is a li-t of the Naval Officers dropped Captain Fevi liainsey. I. ion is Wm. C. Carragut, H.

II. Khodef, llemington, Wm. II. Toland, James Noble, Jas. T.

McDonald, Ii. W. Meade, Geo. L. Ring.

Daniel T. Peluncr, L. lirownell, S. Chase, Harnev Thomas, fl. Steven, I.

C. Wait, Abner Reed, S. C. Rbmd. Masters S.

Borer, O. A. Stevens, Veter Wagner, Juo. H. Hnle, David Olchitree.

The following liavo been put on leave of absence: laieutsJ. W. Swift, J.J). Kerns, J. S.

Palmer, ien. Harst. J. G. Mailer, H.

Partjinkill, G. M. White, U. Selden. S.

Th-eathf-r. FranH J. T. I-rpacb, Jno, Call. Master -W.

W. Ifowe, Robt. Knox, F. Mnllabv. Hotihery F1n ntjt of Buntoti.

Sept. Yesterday, while M. M. Folont, cattle dealer, was purchasing a railroad ticket for bis home, in be bad bis carpet-bag, containing in bank tnliy, stolen. On Thursday night, the car factory at N.

was destroj-ed by fire loss estimated at from to if one half insnred. The result of the census of Boston has just been obtained. Total population 1 'V2. Number born ia foreign countries and with thetr children under 21 years of ftge is as follows. Irish Germans other countries 12,511.

A sum total of more than native population and their children. It is estimated that Boston business men with their families, to the number of fitly thousand, reside in the neighboring YHfow Fryer. Baltimork. Saturday, 15. News from Norfolk rather more favorable, and during 24 hours ending Friday, there were ueHtfa-t Norfolk, and at Portammith.

FmIHicx fif Weekly Bank Halrmenf. Nrw Yost Monday, ffcpt. The following are the footings of onr weekly bank statement Iroans, specie, SltJ.Clo.ooo circulation, deposits, JH-M A decrease of in in circulation, and increase of in specie, and in deposits. Itrmocmtie Denwowfraflon. PBiXaA Delphi.

Monrfay. tVpt. Au immense Democratic Demonstration Unk dace to-night in Independence Sjnare in cele-ratiou of the ratification of the Federal Constitution. The Square was illuminated and delegations lironi the various Wards marched in procession with manic, banners, 4c. Several speakers, including Richardson of Illinois, and Nicholson of Tennessee, addressed the assembly from two stands.

BnfTcx. Monday. Sept IT. lirtail priren at the yard, 41.00 ha Iter, and 41 HO additional for sawe.1 and delivered AUKBKrax-7 to bvltf. 41.754:! loxli to lixl.

rJ 5.iw3 to 14x11. 43.tlUA.-l.75 liixSu 30 S. 41.5ui4 lo 4.1 355 75 Funs 10 to 10x13. to 16x24. 44 5tll(l5 12x30 to H't 45 ike -I lal 3Ux44 to ix5u.

4" UWI" OUASit SFFD -Timothv Bather lower and at bu -Clover nominal at 40 .254 50 Kiax Seed. 41 .25 Blue lirax. 50. audKed Top. 41 0 kail lilllKS In Iwtier dituaud and rather more active, tjrecn at tireen kl flint lry lled.

eo ItV-- Calf dry. lMltc-Call lor K'p. dri. ISlVDHc. aivoid Ine to uoaiity kip.

itreeu, loe 4 4 for twelve pound and 5i- 4" for over weight Sheep skin jik-f 37 Sc. IKON Market nrm for all and lor l'ii. prior, have ettsin advanced. Tiu lift, tent htftlier. Americvm bat.

ordinary ulaea. 3Sut4 -scroll, hall round and oval, riwevds bar. Sis) o-square do. 5S4iH-- nail rods. 7at1' teoier Plate, aellinK from 7oa7H heet iron.

5145'. -band 565V Pio-ltetall. American No. 1. 4s4n 4 ton No.

2. 412if3ii- Mcot-h. 4KSt 42 -MM-ina TS.iat 8c Herman. Cart W.el. -round.

ploa Natiji 44 WiBK 7S-41S'. accordina 10 site Zlsc fllscHi- CorrkJt- 20 for old shralhina. braziers, 3Kti Tin common. 411.6" boa- I 413 50 I. c.

412. do I. 414.UI Put Tin 33t35i-. 1.KAT111 II Market tolerably active al proe. noted laat week.

Sole heavy Spani.li llemlo-k. 23(425 Meillum. 2oial37 llemltvk alaualiter iieM. 2.k27c Dak do. 3ilA31c I'pper leather 4 Hai liesa.

27ieS2Ki 4 Oak do. IXqt-V Bridle, 32.3?- a Collsr. 4 t3t.36 4-doxrn. ai-cordii. to sice Kip.

rtsuarliler. 50t4t75c 4- -Calf akiu 756fK7 Mieev iduna. No. 1 bark. 45 ou6.lm 4- No 2 do.

4 dozen. Lutuhri uiarket hardly firm or active as last week, and with lair rei-eipl. tlere i. Iw srinnlnft to be nome accumulation. There hoa.

ver. no danger of any oierlock lor the coming winter. a. wllh the usual tUmand th- re will benoetees. of aupply, and receilrts may he expected ere loltg lo dccrcaiie from Uie iinprovi fall demand forUratn veaaela.

Hecepla for the week are sonitlhina- over 9.5O0 uuu feel, and for the seaaon nearly 2l5.laai.laju teel. Prices are willioul any chance of importance exc-pt lor prime qualities lor will tlie market ta a--rhaps rather lietler. tirand River cara-oe. 412 Uihl2 5u. tjood Hajrinaw K'iea al ahoto 4 un.

413.00. 41H.UU. and 424.UO The cargo ot tbe Cotiwlia. lul.iaal feet Hasinas greu. Id aud 2il elear.

AtlMltiy in 1. pvction. wild at 425.UU all thriuijrh. Other st aim: lar (lijcnre. and proportionate Yard rates rontiu ue uni-haiiaed.

HKtansrti -1st clear 3.1 do. 424 Ul4i.ilu II, huh. Int clear. SddV.4J6 -noorina. undrcsnc-d.

424 OH for clear, and 414 IW tor eota-luon do planed and malclie.1. clear. 4 Uoat ju uu do coiiiuioii. rii-'Wut -clear Kidinf. 417 (aKatltuJu do.

eommoti hoards 4IS4bl (tasfs 1st clear 42ii27 11 do 23ir23 1 Inch. 1,1 4J 2.1 do. 4Jiss'22 floortiir. undressed, dear. 4214122 uiou 417 -cl.

ar sidiu-. 4li' l7--couimon do b-e ing. 4117 eomtiion le.srila. 415-4115 So 4U1.U llarn Wihju BU'A Walnut and Chcrr. teit JO.

ac Wag 1-uiober. Oak. Arh. and SI pie I'lank. 4 Jo Maple Aaletreee.

tiS.S4s74i- A-b Tongues. Wood. (at 4- Se.ke. laqtao KM-lliib. 4I.12X41.S0 sell rmx maile.

warranted. 44.50-good ship. .50 42.25oi.3.i. Saisutji Boi.T.i-4ll!'l cod Picsrrs- 411 ajia Pisers fplit. firm at 412412.50 US'.

LKAl ami KHOT steady. alius Pig uoiu tnal at 45.75(l6.(a-Bar Lead. Collins A blatcbford's stamped. X7H.lo 747S Uead Pipe. tXtvv- Mbeet brail, hllilT lg Buck.

42-37 bag. Olle-AII description, firm aud prices bikiba up. tasteru markets lor l.ln-ed are quoted higher. We quote firm at 41.15 gall lor raw. aud 4I-H4 lot boiled by ihe bbl.

Olive steady at 41 Tanner, straits. uajV4 Bank. 75(H0c- Shore. Tr-Manufactoreel. 413 4 bW sperm, winler.

43.00 gal-Bleached wilder. 42.I4H Klephant. SOaiaic- Whale, P7H'''c-lrd oil. winler 7l44sv-Neataft. Wae4e -OHi- (1 Cetair fit, PAIMT- Wlimt Laan Pure.

-ta. aJ No I.4n" 35 Zic Psist-Preach Un Ti -lnW-. 4c 4Sq4)t Vaaxnui Purnl lure. No. I.

42 425-Coaeh. No. I. 2. 42 753.00- Asphaltum.

42 S2 SO Ilemar or While, 2 3biJ.oo. gal. SALT. Fine ib good aupply and Be ling at 42 OS ty bid. Hairy selling al l15 14 aa sacks.

i round lar 42.50 41 bbl Coarse, scarce a 42 71 per Mil Turka Inland nominal at 63H 74 and Cadll 5oc Jo M. SHIP CHANDI.EBV.-Slastuj Coapaua Una at 17 17Hc with an upward tendency. Tarred do. I4t16c -Jut. do 13HltH-CoUon Twlite Pabn.l2Ut23-WIk 4o.0t,i00 Pnrw44J0j.l bbt, bid bat.f.

-Caat-4Arar Aarsvaa iastllcr a- fiUNDKIKo. Pur snides but tsaeladeal autarr saber heads we waote as follows Asa as Poc. 4 tun. 41 la-Peart. 4100 Baas -common 22(at3ir -Cewion K- Wark Mills 2H Baaawaa-assaJJ -aja Milwaukee, eosaasen.

7JS 4 M-4I0 presMSl. 41. rtaal prices, common. 44441-0 prnnl. 41-Cblcaao.

com SMD red and white at 4 2f.io-retail Baica square. 44 per Hundred Areh. 44.SO 4apots. 41. Mould, none Kteariu.

Ioocl7. Kperaa 35ut40c Pare. e- Hlar. 37443 Adamantine. 77 PEs-ntiras -sue Oiasawo--2a42! 4 Oaiao frjriwxa Huron.

4270 too Berea. 41" pee bu. 4S. 4-too-Timaatiy 4i4 14.00. Horn-Doll and slow at UKaj Ifc hr the bale I.T.S Chicago.

4 VM. 41 JS1 JO. IB bo Ik 41 4H ale's Milwaukee, same rate. Pxaeraa -Istnst Plaster. 4144 fUJBX bbl Boiled for stucco work.

Michigan and (Sandusky. 43K.1J0-New Jersey. a3JaM.7....Pasr. Dea Uporting. seUmg at.45JJ 4- keg-Blasting, X5u 4JH-1 a Plaska.

case a do fuse, SUc 4 IOO (eet. -CotnuMen. 4-aiOC Paha Hoap. Oeoaine. 14c ImHauoa.

UaalSc -Cbeml-ealOlise. 4c Lensont. or Athens. roil sMuia. -ioaioo quart jr.

S-C? rstrnt btocaa. 4lu13-uu dodruasid. 4i as" 4 It BTowaw.aa -1 le gal. last sales of Ku. 1.

In lass at 11 lie Viaassa Cider, aoos Che-aao. 4 gal- Palaa- e. a BX raa Craa -Oswesro. and KO- em. 10 at 4t.71aan.44 Banilwaky tl.TJsaXaw.

HY aim iaawiSMa ar setting ha loss at aaa abd fan- asatiiMsja dooa-Wbaaty ssattac at avav-steady at Hkc gal. ar4 ara and ta gal Insane. If there is a class of unfortunates among us for whom our commiseration should be excited, it is that, of the miserable creatures who lose their reason, and through poverty are thrown upon the charities of a common Poor House, so little adapted to alleviate their sufferings or improve their condition. We give place to the following extract from a late report of Dr. Orrin Peak, County Physican, hoping that its suggestions may be heeded: In the Insane department there were at the commencement of the quarter twelve.

One of these has been removed by his friends. Six have been admitted, of these two have been sufficiently restored to be discharged and one has been removed by friends, leaving now in this department fourteen. It gives your physician pleasure to report a decided physical improvement of all (except one) of the inmates of this department and in some cases a marked mental improvement. One of the two that for so many months seemed insep-erable from their bunks'never uttering a syllable and exhibiting very little more than vegetable life, now daily walk in the beautiful enclosure fitted up by your building committee for the insane, sings the airs of her native land and adopted country and adds much cheer to her circle by her merry laugh and sprightly conversation. The other is so far restored that it is no longer necessary to retain her in the insane portion of the building.

She sits in her chair, converses with her fnends, and were it not for the fixed flexed attitude of her li nibs, attained by her long dormant position, she, too, could again move among her fellows. The difficulty in her limbs we hope soon to obviate. This improvement of the lunatic portion of inmates we deem mainly attributable to their removal from the dark, loathsome cells in which they have been confined, to an open court where they can enjoy the light of day, Dreathe a pure atmosphere, and bring their muscles to a natural use. We hope soon to see the long wished-for bathing rooms, and then if the season could be stayed for a while, so that we could avail ourselves of these improvements, much could be hoped for this unfortunate class. But if they are doomed be constantly kept during the lenient months in the cold, dreary, offensive place now furnished for them, we cannot hope for further mental or physical improvement, and all that is or may be gained must inevitably be lost.

This prospect certainly is anything but encouraging to your physician and those who labor for their amelioration. But, gentlemen of the Board, in the name of Immanitv we ask. must this be the case Must lages IO tl.e VI edit. li tgT Hon. Joshua R.

Giddiugs is announced to addreas the citizens of Qiiincy on the 24th iust. Attbactioxs at thi Faib. We are to have all manner nf attractions here during the State Agricultural Fair. Not only are we to have the greatest celebrities in the way of cattle, porkers, horses, shanghais, the bountiful productions of the rich soil of Illinois, and alt manner of agricultural implements as well as the most recent inventions in every description of labor saving machinery, but we are also to be regaled by literary and musical treats of no common order. We learned yesterday that Metropolitan Hall had already been eugaged for the evenings dur-ring the Fair for the use of Rev.

Henry Ward Beecher who it is presumed will lecture on those evenings. The agent of the Judson Family was also in the city lookiuiug up a Hall in which to give concerts during the Fair. Everything indicates the most interesting Fair and the biggest crowd that the Northwest has ever yet produced. Diabolical Attempt F'oileo. A mau named Breslaw was arrested by Marshal nights and officer Dewey last Saturday afternoon, just in time to prevent the commission of horrible deed.

It seems that although a married man he has become crazy alter another man's wife, and when he his indulged in drink he grows very desperate. Saturday afternoon he armed himself with two bowie knives and a pistol, and left his house for the residence of his inamorata and ber hnsband. His intent is shown by a letter which he addressed to his own wife and which he supposed she would not receive until the deed was done. He informed her that he had killed Mr. aud Mrs.

Sharp by stabbing them in their own house, and then fhot himself. He was prevented from executing hiB design by the timely arrest, and will be examined this morning. Hovbuext towabd a Rbfobsi School. The Board of Supervisors have given to the city the use of the ten acres of ground south of the city, formerly occupied by the Poor House, and appropriated $500 to repair the buildings standing there, so that the city may have a place to estnb-. lish a Juvenile Reform School.

The Common Council have only been waiting lor this action of the Superviaors, and will proceed at once to take such steps, that the young culprits who are increasing at a fearful rate in the city, may be properly cared for. Not only for their own sake thev be Tl.ed nnrfnr salutary restraint, but in order to prevent their corrujiuug oltie children who fall under their influence, who wofild otherwise grow np honest and industrious. This movement will afford temporary relief, but we shall Btill want a State Reform School, established by the Legislature, and founded upon a better basis than the effort of a single city can provide. Fatal Accidbxts. We learn that a man named Cornelius Leary was run over and instant- ly killed by a freight train, on the Galena Road, short distance east of Union Station, about 7 o'clock on Monday morning.

He was employed to mow down the weeds along the track, and be was lying across the track either asleep or sick, whn the train came up. It was on a curve, and he waa not seen in time to stop the train, until ht was horribly mangled. He was unmarried. At Gilbert Station a fatal accident occurred on Monday. A countryman named James Shay was driving a team near the depot, and his horses starting suddenly, he fell from the wagon, and pertrnal aiptifatt4n Sbade at ur t.ffirr.

N- Tft ltttst lltlttOln; rsut rntTlUlwtl Iflll '4141 rw-s-avit7r 1 tbroiiir any 4.1 '-ir ait will rr af tWtn tbi'itgh mai dirt-v-tly a.j iM-M auJdAwly mf' JOHN CAMfi i. I rrn- A 1H KI INS'M 1j i'nt Hf 1hlt I ItarlltlltKrn Will OlnlTbrfs. a btan, abtWt Addjnatd' Monday. the ITih sp'erittser ii-. It IretJtifitlly hrat-4 in tbe thritrg at.d h-ali" rity of 1.

Porte. and ntti-d up wh all itevjful ronTeriiaviire for B- and iiiaotru-- The 4roui-s of aetutly atipreliend all Hi higher fcngllah la-franher wHh trae titftii, Uuu and r4-a-ii IsavngtiaUeda, fwai and liuvtri. furrital Mtwlr, aud all ttU Rrawttag, I'twutifig. far. rjr Ar.

TfpeUarhanw4ptW.y4w4 ate nnt unl esparrteii'ed. and uptmUt alt udtW 4 Itnijrave-ct lndst- ftoarding Kiiolara are mt tbr 1t.ti.--j tl--frinrtpal. wher th are ntkr lb ri ar.g supfrTlalon ff the Mttron and Tsfcawr aa a t.iiu m41. lb 11s Insurirg In th grraiAbtj. p-tty i-tr- al' lib adeaittaire oi tbaa tvrnt- rf V-rr fuiJ parttrularB mm to Use a.rgabtut4(aa cf t.

In atHute fwra4 of IrtartriavrtWria. Icrni t-f A a-a th. 4aoorid antiinal rlrrttiar ad nmtml-mr. 0 tr nf wht will funiialsAri any apjUca'ia the Pr.nr.oal. by lti-r tAktmrU- Rp.

tlarvey Cartp. Wabash Afrnii pent ia i tt Iga A reuf Offte-- i Oarv Hi-4t 911.27J Htrao Whdaeld-T. Ka J4iu KTan. i captain Vinenf, ul2'd3twaw all I Jf AKD AKKMOItK Kll II Further Kk(enlon. Finding It impowlhlo otherwise ift uieet the demands upon his attentton.

Ir Calvis M. FiTca wilt extend bt stay In thl city unt Uie first of October, thus affording au opportunity to alt who wish to avail themaelvei of this tystem of treat to disc aseti of the Lung), thesuccr of which has been unl formly most gratifying, and whtch Dr. Pitch fully tm lieve will afford relief tn all casea which it 1 in th power of medicine to reach. Dr. Kitch wouMadd that bis usociaUr.

lr. J. W. Stkb who has been familiar with, and practiced upmt his tern r-r four or five years past, has arrived from New VorL. st'd with his assistance hs hopes to be able to afford alt an Interriew on the day of hi arrival.

He would also add that aa matters of importance require him to pass the winter in Europe, this will be the last opportunity which will be afforded Tor the present, to those desiring his assistance. Until the time abore specified, lr. Kitch may be consulted daily, (Sabbath excepted.) at his rooms at the Sherman House, not only for diseases of the Lung, but also for Female Complaint, and ail other diseases complicated with or predisposing to Con sumption. ulwlm-e'U MARRIED. On the 11th by the Rv.

H. Curtis. Mr. HIRAM UROWN. of the firm of Brown ft Chapman, tn Miss JCLIA MARIA SMITH, eldest daughter of Orson Smith.

ail of this ciiy. In the city of KenMha on tl.e morning of th 11th hy the Rev. Mr.Gridley, Mr.HF.XTUS WILCOX, of thpflrm of ffilrox, Lyon of Chicago, to Miss ARABKLI.A ii. EMEU, of the former place. In Belleville, on the 12th by Rev.

Mr. Morton. K. H. BLANCHA RD.

ot fjreenvilie, to Miss LI'CV WAIT, of the former place. On Pent. 17th by Ber. Henry hitehead. Mr.

AJ.KBKD HAMMKTT. to Miss 8ARAH U6TICK. hoUi of Chicago. On gu-pt. lrh by the mr, Mr.

WM. 8. I.INlWKy. to MimCOKNKLIA L. ROBINSON, both of Chicago.

MKD. At Geneva, Wleon'n. on TiwHtjr morning. Ilth inst of convuifcion. FKA.NSLIN ffCTLER, son of Ju.

T. 2. and Cianssa Blaney. of this ctty. aged 2 years and ltf months.

At Kile. Michigan. Sept. IHn. 1W, at the rwideneeof Capt.

J. C. Nyman. Mr. JOHN NYM AN, aged Vu years ad i day.

of old age. On the Uih Instant, ar o'clock P. at his residence on the North Branch River. DANIEL KLTON. aged years, formerly of Tyford in the County of Liner-ln.

Kngland. anrf for the last 23 rears resident of this ctty. exertions for relief, be abandoned for the want of a properly constructed building for them to occupy, and indispensable arrangemeeta for their O-ftAWNOM HONORS' Iinparteni fd tvjieaale Iwr" to HaHware kiteU-rr. and Vari-ty Kad. rsu-r rVutb Wat-r and VntikUu mtr-m.

treatment 7 we wail, wenuemen, ior your mm to answer. Respectfully submitted. Whtat, bu Com Oal KH2a.bMs.v....-.-v,.. Fork High Wine. arwl nhiakr UM.

BM Ilanta And Bacon buurr Huarar HolUM riiw Pin Iron Coal Uroora Hemp Hid-a Wool Hume. c. Brtck. No Wood. ert C71.

2.7i il 7.471 1.S7S.073 l.fl3 4.17JS 1.521,451 ixa.n; MD.TH7 47.KH 4.4 147.1-; 43.i 77.1U J.T6U 51T.4TI l.7iW 2rtJ IX3.IW1 47ja 4.4eW 3.IIWI 147.61, 10. 9 IS.S7 1 3.111 9ri.HO (1 1 1571 tta' jr4Tt ftrvt im 4e-isrl an rnte4rvy' -tar ifpc of Hardware. Catle-rf and Varpety tt'jod- fiit I tarda A udtch and ara-ra, Krofis pur hmg nprrarrioe tti tlf littftif sris attd our fts-eck b-inr fnrrhmm4 from flrat tid. we are 1 fjffer our WuaMla at low ratsws. arid we lbsc-i WO.OM.lrt 2.023.807 1.0SS.250 Total Lumber received, feet.

Shingles, Urrix ran, Physician to County House. Land Warrants. Mr John Thnmnson Quotes the vslue of Land 436.700 n. m. nn.hala nf WhMt forwarded to ChiCAffO 35.77ti a Srureaaerai tpfTore uj laaen ba-fore uitl jr'Tits- 1 1 claortt.

irfistttys a H-rvotii r-' dAwly Warrants through his Bank Sott Rfporttr of last 1AKSALK.AT II. WITHK 1 a tt9 week as follows Buyinr. i ww and two iVraw Wagris. ut aft pdai k-riH4. at prpt-a-t) to atm AIM.

all kinili of If ard oaJ kuin Selling-. I. OH per I ll per acre. HO acres S1.06 per acre. tv and ltsl l.w per acre.

aaar 4UltAaieia fotT WauT'lfl aild PWtW fUSAetraa This is a decline. tailraaal Dectaioal. A case of interest to Illinois Railroads was de tH anJ rwi4T-. IWt Khsfta. Wmmm and Bummg It utjat, fUtm iWiifa.

Hads. IUe4sbait. 1- A. lummk-mI any djuautiUn. WaistaVd.

esidfs4wnrast Pl'rw MaVarra svapg Pt Wont (Ti. (A wtvaftt ffraod wagw will mm gtrwa. 2 TOT.fciil 1V1M 5I.ft- 17 1IL474 sw 67.1K.7 VJI74.U 31.714.777 4i4 1.7 l.fco Wl usr. W.144 cided last week in the Circuit Court of Macoupin Lumber, ft Llh. No h.mKla Foaia Timber, c.

ft Wheat, bttah Barter BeJUl" Foutoea aTour, bbl. ban gli Wine and Whwkr Coai. fit Iron E. B.lroB A UK MAI-K- I An farcn wrth g-d bfjUdlnga. sr 4.14 1.42! County.

It was the suit of Patchin vs. the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Railroad, and involved the liability of the Company to pay damages for injury to stock, occasioned by the carelessness or negligence of their employees or agents. The Court held that the Company was responsible. TT returns from 57 towns M-iirt; buom aatfarnty-I flail IfaH ux-w-m, w-tia at-n Hi it 1 (axsuaw mtrmmtrrrr growatg oa vtuuH mtAt that will mw wift-m frvta drtxiUi, and a twrrer fall mg upp's' mrr mm 1 fl tnM mMorM.

Maid farsa rttttUkiu 19 mrrm, of which a large pmmnrtifm aABjt ltw. we4 avdiapOd tu rnntmunt of atrawf rr IrfT, Sa-aweoi. tlia gaP sf a railroad near a ftaf I'm. atvl at" tan mV-m 1rm thm rj trtr tti dtu.llan ft Inrmwm. Kataifw mi HwOk A P'-lUrd.

mm alarr ttatvt. Oib-ckgo. dAw1w Principal artldea reeele4 and bie4 br tk Janaarj 1st. aa entered al the Catxon Bone MISCEL- A LB Kit BARNES 1ATW and ReTisWh fl. C.

fria7ra A ildm- will be feet long, 6S feefwide.lralls- Ctticago. have ust published in two ita wheenriassing over him, killed him instantly. ot iicin oi pttrs emrn, me rnoirti fi me csaays. Reviews and Misceilajiie nf the fetee. Albert BirnM A Competitor tm firm.

WMtfteaa. n. Perkins- has come out against HA fj Riaictiox or Fabb Mbktino or the Ambbi- 3U6JI.U4 4.B.W4 47J17.70 Wee eodlriar rvt. 1X0 U71XUU I.923.ia lM 3a.a Gen. Whitfield as a candidate for Delegate to af th "brand Itpdai legally Md-rasM, fi-ffc.

ITlOol 1M.S5I mr- vBrmi Ut hh verr TmmtrimA-. Trm w.t, cak MiaypsARV Association. Arrangements hare been with the following railroads for Congress in Kansas, and is supported by the will about 750,000 bushels -greater xUi nf "ther grain warehouse in the The eicavations aud piling for this stately comP'd. to-morrow the builder of the Galena and and of th. Illinois Central grain ware- us' comtneuee mililn mma.

na rmnmi-fm wild tn 1 'w mwjgxiir mv Mp-fi b--it nArmmxUrxit oti d-eerr switat. Tb bwmM t. f' resuiLa. Trooie number of votes which Morrill (Republieatu had Wells, Reed, i.Whig It ha not been ascertained that a single Republican Senator is chosen. House stands 61 Republican, 7 Democrats, 21 Whigs, with two districts to hear from.

for Dcrwaie fcyttu Frrr rtmir U-n of fcanna. Lorxa. aioodar. fcvt. il-Tbe Free SoiU-rs of Kansas have nominated Ex-Governor Reeder for Delegate Congress, and have selected the sv-cood Monday ia October for the election, beins a we after the election called by the Legislature.

Corn 34.682 Oats 2.939 Register. Important Arret. It will be recollected that on the 29th ult. the bridge upon the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, bevond Salineville, about eight miles from the Ohio River, was set on lire, and a long train of coal ears went over into the creek in consequence. Officers McKinstry, Gallagher and Stephens have been engaged for several days in that vicinity, ferreting oot the incendiaries, and have succeeded in arresting four young men suspected of the crime.

Tbey are two named Maple, cousins, Campbell and Allison, and the officers yesterday lodged them in the jail of Columbiana County, at New Lisbon. The evidence against them is said to be very conclusive. iKm-i- -rki tirely 'TUey had had a quarrel with a of one of the trains, and had vowed to be revenged upoc him. The next day the bridge was burnt. This, with other facts, has led to the suspicion.

The officers deserve great credit for their sagacity and activity. Cttrelund PUii IfeaUr, 12M. TbeMUHns Boatnea. aafOaweao. There are in this city, at the present time, sixteen flourishing mills, with eighty-four run of stone, capable of manufacturing about ten thousand barrels of flour per day.

There is perhaps no point in the United States, or in the world, where the manufacture of flour is conducted upon so large a scale as in the city of Oswego. The facilities for handling grain at this port are atao extensive. The elevating capacity is about thirty-six thousand barrelsper hour, andtbe storage room equal to about two million two hundred thousand bushels. Onteao Timet. Guta Am PBe." The Havana co-respondent ef the -Va' tMigexr states that Santa Annajate Presi dent of Mexico, retires from that impoverished and districted country with the snug Utile fortune of seeTTmiulons of dollars.

Two-thirds of this irnmLne sum is reputed to be invested the United States and England, he having sueceedeo. it ia said, in getting two millions of dollars in rLurdmooey out of the country at the time of flight. only ls.iy paper bs MtriumMtK avul of porih mt Leavenworth Eeffuter, a paper, claiming ao long to the National Democratic school. tAiatpAwria tLmur4, aiii rta a paying aJsavrr lie. and a llttaeral anare r4 fot work.

Ormf.4 ta SotAiatpAwria and a HttaeraJ 1 a reduction oifare to persons attending the meeting on the 26tband 27th vix The Galena and Chicago braney, Chicago and Burlington, Iuaber. IWf Lath. No hbinfflea Pota Tie. Timber, 11 Floor, Mrta Plaster Salt Barter, beu heaal potauxs Plat Iron, aooa Railroad Coal. Brtc.

So W4. cJ axUatt eMUnjtf alMati ijmfit wo tW of lUH.1 M.lla mi 15W. 6B.47K Fatal Rallraavd Aeetaent. A mmrrcd on the La Crosse Railroad l7.ri ten W.141 X.7M 1221 J.I 7 Illinois Central, Shiran Central, Michigan wtvota nave mwcwmxmim-im tncr mom it a-lvancuag la wtssJth arid p-mymUmmj mm fmmU prrmynrtmTtomiltit. aoy ny the nwwt A griat rmm )' 1 hr t9TA for ucadi tvr two ayftier pi Istog jmmi -r Tb ant informed of the time of ita ei- Southern, Rock Island ,1 Illinois and Wiscon rwwa c.imn!.io 23 241 117.

i.UC near Milwaukee, oa Monday morning, by which man named John O'Hearn was terrible mangled preai-at srnwij memrm ta ouc of 1 sin, aud it is presumed will agree to A. O. fION. and instantly killed, and several others seriously Ursvad TlihaCO- 4s Latar Kew Vork bead lea.sjaartwras, per. use-select iwaprr.

vimMt-CowMM pan wrapper. Bite-aelesa wrapper. etMir aba. Sqt35c set set wrapper. 3Kst3us Harrana.

HOHai aeteea wiasuper. 41 au krr Toaarm Buaiatuia, make very ebotee. t9XlH -fine-cut ebewlac la bkia, UrTle 4 tat aaalkty aad axaaadacxarrtsl ta wrder la half and whets bbts. xaqt Ve-da In caB'ers. a ua a cans.

41-374 da I sana. 42-74 d-avin-rhofcrest ds av 41 J4 4 dkssaa 1 cans do, asjat a doaea fine-eat exsrwing le ps is from U. Skr a doaea-la tin fcll 4a sataB arse. 417K4 43.44 serosa do large staved toil aad cjMieeaa awal My. 44.UMSJ4 sVganaa trssa a a.W ft M-da tatter tram 411-04 ta um and rjsavta gja ksiported.

4C2-00 ta atoaaab, eboteeat aad beat the same. Persons attend the meeting will pay full fare going, and by proguing a certificate of attendance from the Secretary the meeting. but not fatally wounded. Wheat, be. The discovery of the imposture practiced Oala -0 selected and prepared for tha press by himself.

The pri'-e of the two roUuxtea ia handsome cioth binding will he ri.W. Carders from the Trade are sol 'Ci ted. Copies sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt ot the rsAali priea. IFrom the Cbicaco DemocraUc Press. Sept.

Tre appearance of the wiU be hailed with satisfaction by a very large body of the religions public. For twenty years or more Mr. Barnes has held a high position In the reJ'gioua literature of the country. There are few subjects, to deed, either directly or collaterally related theology, which his vigorous and graceful pen has not illustrated to the great satisfaction of the very iarge class of readers who share his con ricU on. There is no lack of ornament in use writings of Mr.

Barnes at tunes be rises to a high pitch of eloqaence but ornament ia always subsidiary to for of and the dignity of the thesne under esKisMeratton. Hm crowning exeeileace, bowerer. cooaisvu la the great tnnfafalneas and es-oeataesa by which Jt bis rarlou works are characterised. From the Cnicago Democrat.) They are among the beat works reorntly sent forth from tbe American preM. As writer.

Mr. Baxoes baa few equaJs in th oocustry. lie draw from the we-ibi pare English, uq denied." and preweaU his tmbjects to language strong and expressive, and at the tame thne, attractive. As a thinker, profound and aeaunrning. be.

stands ia th front rank of uvtcg authors. aad in tbe Tolumea before as we find a combination of uaewe qualifications and excellencies, which gie them a peenJiar vatoe and place them among the standard literature tbe eottiitry. It is with pride that se the aspriat aff a Chicago Uooae. wpoa works of this character. From tbe Coogregatjonaj Hermhl Sept, 13.) "We only announce the puhtieatiow of this work to excite a universal desire among oar witemerlal a well aa the ore mteUlrent of our lay restders to pos em it.

The public have reaooo to thank Ue author ad pabiWstrs far iha isvoc of thes volomoa. Frota ti Chicago Chriwuan Tuoea, Aug. 2P.1 Tbey are the frwtto of aoewrate and extenarre ni and an eamesa parpowe .41 OLD MIi'N i-WK HAVE suht 0 'tea. BrSit eVtk hotrXm Wii'atf, frosn trwaf; Us ftr jnmrt otw rert frosa hnmrhmm tjmmm-tr, tomnlmckr, wheh emttaut bern'-'iiM by an kn i-m etty. Havabg an adfwt iw ttmrfto.

(owoty otr farMi4b In aetUna; gord. tm mmrm, mmt ttmA cmiAirm. rat. paeasae t.j who tWAShg tar-pr a with a 9. w.

van frrrf co-. M4iff lmm-W Waiwr by the New Tork barber who passed himself off at the White Sulphur Springs as aa "exiled Victim of a Fry. ir Ya- Monday, Set CapL Wrighty who was attbU-d by Mr. Dean at Nicholas Hotel Saturday sight, was still alive this mormsg, but it is thought cannot survive- GotfTSonaip OSerrd to Mr. Hincfc.

Tocorra C. Monday. Sept. 17. Hon.

Franks Hincfca. hue Prime Minister or Canada, has bem offered by the Home Government the Goyetcorship of the Windward with salarr of sterling. l.n.r7 r-ft 41 27J.3 a.4i e.S64 mn.vn xm n1" t'Nn 0cKA" A correspondent rk Pa writinK from blue grandeur of upon th. maa like the rty. comparison, of A the wind rises, baby "bite foam dance over ita surface? Ur -IT wntCT of above waa never was piping KOTember gale.

afWon young man Chriati. oek into the aa.H z7je a 5.I IJOf. ne7.tl Ojaauan Hungarian Count," is said to have Been oeca-sioned by his blowin his nose into his napkin at Potatota Floor, bbia Pork Beef. Hatna Bacoat Lard Tallow Prcriaicna Oraaa Seeda, Ba. lad.l Heats, balaa Broota Cora, da Wool do ha market, froaa 4a 4ea at M.

they will receive a free pass to retu provided they have paid fall fare one way. Hoa Stealing. Four men were arreted Thursday evening, and indicted by the GntaA Jury yesterday for stealing thiity bogs from a yard at Myrick's. They worked xpeditiously and had driven them several miles akd slaughtered and dressed them all before thy were discovered and taken. TK tOOl)M FOB FALL any -iner.

A pretended tjouni waa uikutc i- srsa eagara fraaa 450 4a IMA at 4:1 Haa 04 da stlU better. 43JtsatB)AB-da l-piuted SjrSk Grimth Wslua- fHrseasa Mmm-m u-w W4 a tad IraCi 117 J.73 bob MM at rbnatw (raaa t-J 4tua44 M. 4a P.aarsse Cigars fnaw J-tt (MAS treat awparl.4 Iraaa 433 -06 ta totjm at I aaaVta the tmtr.mtyit' 1 m0 In CSW tkaf4.pt Wteid-aa 4. aill rt sbawsU AaAtAlt kl aaaa. fhasi is tnfi feftdj prntaa4tc u.

s-ail kaetWre iwairwig Qr PBOVISI0Nit--TBe stack of is Tsassr Ac lall, 1 ilinati I 1 igrlr a hl-r-r advance. Cnaa 11a are now tm aSanl aassa axm. aea sesaa tbe tVaath by Canal, saxrassjliaetsavawees; asps as- tar baa laiaaly ahippe from tbaa ssaca bar retaraad aaawlarlaxU first hands asr Voxas tvsvda. Mass ThMUMtai tor mmm fr. kwy hop al mm'm ral ymxrvammm asrstsHarw si-d4s, to O-o try ttm rar- The negroes found guilty of assaulting Kev York few years ago by his helping himself an apple with a fork while partaking of iHT CoL afry writes to the Quebec single oin of winter wheat, of a kind grown by Majoa "abell, of St- Hilaire, by him on his firm ai nH)rt( neau- Quebec, produced twenty-three xam, staining; S60 good grains of wheat a Mr.

Henry Sehoaaover. in Mus- tr- Lnea. Tuesday. Sept. 13.

Nothing of importance was dnoe at the Railroad meetisg here last night. A committee of 50 tram appointed to attend tbe cofrventien mt Jefferson atv aai sosne resolutions were passed. taa ud wu Jroned before He waa about eighteen 01 but could not swim, and sunk to A NaT 4( fa' ataavg. NKW VOHKs- -I gqttt CxcJukadTigie mt, 'w Ttrk, for mums. Iroaa 4JB aa alias da better UUB ta art 44 an, eli Hi iw bxiaautfd tramaataaas KM, aad as 44L4 a.

14 Pi 1 as 1 4 K.waHa 41-4a 1 4HA-, 1st taKraad beat market 4.a ta 421.S4 -Platxatlea fww.4xlav a. 43A4 aaip toe imponad bom ans to 00 a kl-Operaal7U. 424 tbsluaat kaapoOtd nam ta 445 A 444 aTrr-aiaeaboy ta Me-DeaM aVoae sceuled a ta be-aappee sr Aaserk-aa fa uaUassn 14 to Me and do buna rtmablbiphi do ibaliaw tnm 44 3sv- a Col. Wheeler, at the time when his servants were were hustled from on board the ferry boat at Philadelphia, were sentenced by Judge Kelly to i Fu' Tnjttitilta held at larUamsl rrtaiixg at as.4 piaad lor iAt-ao. Mv-biAxa mm tmmmim --re aner a few ineffectual struggles.

aw Ka Extra la aaaikas. baa a bglst taawk Elgin, on the 1st of October next. Mr. Dora, A :4 Ja Meawra. Brass of the one week's imprisonment, ana pay a une oi sa'saeaa.

Keaing at 41-ss by tbe "ta. Laasv Msraot very firm aad rclcas aosaiaial as UatOe tor Km. 1 with -Tbe Board of Supervisor, ad- 04d aod MllraiT Coin for sale uroliw earned yreensDtdtheto Terr minsrter. a giving tlte resaMs of a readlog ssore mo of as have the means of pursuing, Zs cfaos farcishirig la a condensed and available form, what mast otherwise be Bought to books to eacfrtswrr or too bSfre acceaaihse, ortoo oia-inrio whose mexn are limited andwhoaauiPt la aJI se4ed for to ten dollars. VimoSm mmmnmoma Trr at (leveiaBd.

Clbvkusb. Tueaday.Sept. A fire oceorTTd here last eight in the livery md Bale stahies of Wells 4 Co. Fifteen horses were burned todth, ad ftgvcal frruges and CcT Msisa Thaw at aa relay to the ffrst Monday in Decem- aa aara-ard ipaaiiiir af ailMfT. fra a.

Me -Hark Taaat. bat asaat- fci-AO-rt tlaWdt faXerr Wa pVtUeAw Mills Ua tbe aaarfcat. Prtesa aimlnal rw ZXCmn irhtnm Bixer. Omrk 4St, Cimtfm. ew-ar- Tenrr'-ho murdereo ma neig.

tro3-t aTTAbUal PeT.n TAX. No 1 sbrrsWtrrs No 1 UV DlifJCOUKUuw. Paxau, Taylor of the Journal, and others are ex-pected te fc-aait Fire hnndrea ef wheat were thrashed by a Bangle anarhm. the otaar day eight hour, ia Adams County. uimjra ArrtrrH rear other woodea omw catine County, Iowa, was thrown from a horae a few days since, and bis foot being caught in the stirrup, ha was dragged aghty rods apoa the ground befor 'was released, and ao Injured that he died shortly after.

(fe- 11 ml t4li iiiiaatim earaa. naamno lata "CJ Passed an order that all bills must, ttad befor. or oa th. first day of the tty will not be attended to. Per.

-uUwhng criit to th. county will dow.ll Teat eCaa -I Chase, last wik, in Fletcher, Vermoat, was found oa the officer, in pursuit of him, but he comaitted suicad. bwfor. th.y could 0AMl 9 htwArmmL mg wWdBftr- TTe8 A Go..