The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1857, Page 5

COM immetiately to Washington to take his piace in the Senate Th & stated that Judge Hemphill, of Texas, will not Tesigh his Jodgeship nts after the August eiectom Pmee and Maricopas were planning an expedition Bgenat Ube Woila A pac hen ‘The inte James Battie, of Mobile, bequeathed $600,000 & his widow, the Battie House to his grand wephew, and $10,000 each to the Orphan Asylum and the Methodist Jona Commings convicted o@ the 34 December, 1866, of the murder of Frederick Stump! was the moruimg sen- Reaced to be bung on tbe Beth of January Ie the case of MoCane, indicted for the murder of his wife the jury disagreed to day and were duwscharget Yewterday afternoon a beat coptaming four mes was earned over the Coboes dam (me man was drowned, ‘and the others remained iw the water all last might The ‘Were resound this afternoon Criminal Trials tn Besten. Bowros, Dee 3, 1867. ‘The jury in the cage of the owners of the steamer Meae mon Hanford returned geseral verdet of guilty agamst Kéward H. Sanford, commander of the steamer, and @ technical verdict of not guilty agenst the other owners. ‘The case, on exceptions, gore to the Supreme Judicial, ‘Court Captain Sanford gave bai! 1 66,000 ‘The trial of Henry |. Sutton, of New York, for killing Joba Hilton is pow in progress before the Muniorpal Court ‘Tho dofeuce takes the ground of justifiable homicide ‘The Antelope at Portiand, ° Porrasp, Dec. 3, 1867 ‘The steamer Antelope, from Liverpool, via & Johas, ‘Newfoundiand , arrived this morning. Fires in Ohio, Virginia and Michigan. Crmeuenas, O., Deo. 3, 1867 The Commercial of this morning learns that the planing ‘mill and axe factory of Mead & Co, at Ironton, Obie, wae dostroyed by fire on Tuesday night. loss $5,000. No io Burance. The fire is attributed to an incendiary. Several othor horses were likew ise set on fire the same night At Ripley, dackson county, Va., nine buildings. Fix stores, were burned a few nights since Lows 825 000 Dwrnorr, Dee 8, 1887. A fire at Ypsilanti this morning destroyed the buildings ©n the east vide of the river, ocewpied by; land As Bow, and others, The firs is suppored to have been the work of an incendiary. Loss $*,000; partially insured Suicide at New Bedford, New Ber: , Dec, 3, 1857 James H. Richmond, a brass founder of this city, anda ADighly reepected citizen, committed suicide this afveracon Dy shooting himself through the bead. ‘The Craddock Murder. Lovisvix, Dee. 5, 1867. Milier’s examination, in regard to Craddock, is now progressing. He telis a pretty straight story, admitting ‘himeolf a participator in the murder. Public opinion de ‘mands a strong corroboration of his testimony. ‘Weather and Navigation. * — Burravo, Dec. 3, 1867. ‘Weather cold and cloudy, but no ice making yet. There Js none in the harbor or the canal, Wind W.N. W. ‘The weather here has been moderate. It ts snowing ba 4 Coverewart, Dao, 8, 1887. The Water in the channel of the river at this point mea- pures ten fect, and & stationary. The weather is clear. ‘tMhe thermometer stand: at 40 degrees above zero, Cuncago, Dee. 3, 1867 Tue weather hore is cloudy and cold. Onwnao, Dee. 3, 1807 Navigation in the Welland cana! is fully resumed Markets. PULLADELTHIA STOCK BOAKD. Prmavevema, Dee 3, 1867. Stocks dull. Pennsylvania 6's, 84%; Ratiroad, 44; Morris Canal, 38, Long Island fiizoed, 104 Peam Ivania Railroad, 59, . New Onurana, Dec. 8, 1867. The America’s advices caused 8 dealing i oct. a gules today 268 5p 1 , at irregul - fdalous are . Receipts to-day , 3,000 bales. 4\c. a 5\c.; molasses, 2ic. Other articles dull and ge Comnuction.—In the New Orleans despatch in yesterday morning's papers, “ E3 on New aah cent premium,” should read * Exchange on London,” &e. ‘The New Orleans market of the 30th ult., published in NEW YORK HERALD, FR already several eminent lawyers and physicians hive graduated from ita walls. It is supported chiefly by mechanics and clerks desirous of 3; their leisure mcments in searching for knowledge, rather than wasting away their precious time in drinking or gaming saloons. Ammucan Leerrrere.—An exhibition of fat cattle and Seort Siowrepmms iv Money Marrens—A BROKER Ronaxp oF $6,000.—A well concocted and beautifully exe- uted robbery was perpetrated yesterday morning upon & broker in Greenwich street, who suffered to the tune of something over $6,000. Mr. E. Werner, proprietor of a broker's office, 3 Greenwich street, was the victim, ‘The mode in which the robbery was effected was as fol- lows —About o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Werner, m accordance with his usual custom, came down town to ‘open his office and adorn his show window with @ pro- fusion of gold and silver pieces. The money was secured ma ol , and this he behind the counter in poy yo tied ml window shutters. last mentioned job a pro- of Mr. Werner's near- , and, in the twinkling lace of de- some time after the commission atiempts to catch the sharper petes were promptly informed of tp to evening, no trace of the stolen beobtained. Mr. Werner states that when his office he saw a black whiskered and fellow ‘on the opposite side- naturally , good reason to sup- whiskered man in question was the such a dirty advantage of him. Prexrocnem—Cavaut in mis Act—James, Wilson, professional gentleman, was brought before Jus- tee Connolly, of the Lower Police Court, on charge of stealing & pocketbook containing two promissory notes for $487, the property of George W. Cogswell, of No. 201 Grand street, The complainant was walking up Broad- ‘way about 11 o'clock on Wednesday night, when the Prisoner jostied against him, and relieved him of his pocketbook. Cogswell discovered the theft immediately, and the the collar, and detained him ag og or pode Bo Nesbit, of the Fifth ward, the accused was conveyed to the station house. In charge preferred against him, the prisoner one else picked the complainant's pocket, the contents over to him. The magistrate the case ax a bad one, and consequently com- im default of 61,000 bail. imto custody yesterday after- ward =. charged, on the innan, of West Twenty- grand larceuy. The com corner of West Broadway street, waiting for a car, when the prisoner steal up beside his person ‘atch and chain el if i ‘ [ | Hai [ wbye the ehay the collar w wove! from the wateh, seized him by and eried ont fur the police. Justic y accused for trial, im deiant: of 4 Forum —m Wedues Jat the Deputy that a forged clack bad heen ea Y night informa enleat’s oiee ood by the Paruwers’ and Drovers’ Bank, at Semere, a small town, one mile from Purdy stwtien, ea the Harlem JRailront, and about Wey miles from New York. ft war suspected that the porson Whe bad paced i aud who ba! endorsed the heck om the came of RA. Vem Buren was im New York. Three of Ube spoesal aids of tho Superintendent of Police— Messrs. Brevoort, Van Tassel and Ostrander—were at once deputed to endeavor to discover the party. After a dili- the whole of Wednesday they at ngth succeeded in apprebending the wanted forenoon in avenue € “wa maa, about 19 years of age, by name Henry 5. |assing, y educated and well connected ee in the office of General Te ing is the form of the cheek. No. 1 New Youx, Nov. 21, 1867. eravcoonenccccoosooeeee: Endorsed by R.A. Van Buren. onnstene ie ieoak At Ff) of the Consobdated Stage: im New York, of the it last. The forgery was mot discovered by the bank ont: Wednesday Officers have ascertained that checks, one in Wall strect aud one in Jersey, rf iH F Case oF Anovenos.—There appears to be a regular Pade i the abduction of young females carried on in this city, i we may jadge from the @ merous instances that have lately been Brought under the cognizance of the De puty Superintendent of Povee On Wednesday last in formation was given at the Depety > offer that » young lady, named Emme Dietz reviding with her sister and brother (n law in Forty fourth street, aud only 16 years of wae misving, and fears were entertained that she had been cotrapped by some of the harpres constantly on the lookout for young girls. Deputy Superintendent Car ed detective officer Robb, cecanions dixpiayed the i dhcovering the of Wednesday , contained a the track the. ROP coher word was wrengiy wassmued by the | to ‘ational tine, s0 thet there appeared ‘e be adectine of le. | discovered @ Lise. per in coffee, whereas the decline was im | from the infamous Sindlnales* 'Thore was'no ‘change in the price her stangenent, Coffee. with Cauntiston, Dec. 3, 1857. | int Cotten—Sales of the week 13,000 bales, the market | op Closing at Llc. for middling fair. ph mere 6 bcrrato, Dec. 3PM. | fy Flour lower; supply good. Sales 1,400 bbls. at $4.37 8 | how ‘$4 62 for superfine Wisconsin and Ohie, and $4 75 a near for oxtra ditto and Michigan. Wheat lower, Sales ora Dushels, at 740, a 770, for Wiscousin club, and 81 te 08 for white Canada, Corn firm. Sales small nomipally engaged as Oats dull at 340. Whiskey quiet at 190, @ 200. Lake i uotil discovered by the officer. Sh: «tated the man pre Py dA ite Ad hours ending at noon today— | mised to return that evening, and in - a ,000 bbls, flour, 14,000 bushels wheat. ap © Own wunch over the be Quweco, Des. 8-6 P. M Information hat doubtless Flour dull and |. Wheat Sales 4,200 he Z ‘Duabela prime white Michigan at $1 10. Corn nominal. promptly penered to ber Freights—Flour 42c. to Albany and Troy by cars. Lake wiwhe enpeensed thet granate to the Lmports to-day—46,500 bushels wheat, 2.300 bushels bar- | officer for bir arduous but successful exertion Jey, Canal exports—16,400 bushels wheat, 4,000 bushels |“). pars Pape gnc Cimcrao, Dec. 3—6 P.M. | At an early hour yesterday morning. private watehanan Flour quiet. Wheat declined le. Corn closed with ® | John MeGiugan discovered @ comple of burglars tk: atdic. Oats dull. Receipts to-tay— | ii ieawe of the ce 6 an 6 a hels wheat, 2, corn. . we premines eet Forty eee so aos aaa 5,400 Danbela cers. | sarcet. le imanediatcly gave chase to the follows aarors INCINNATI, Dec. 3, Hogs steady at $5. The receipts are about 7 per day. Owners are packing pretty ly, in prefereuce 7 the present rates. The great bulk of those received are from Kentucky; other States have sent but few yet. Bacon—Shoulders, lard dull at 90. Flour, 4. Whiskey, 17 Ke. =e City Intelligence. dle people at the corner of Chambers street and West Hroadway yesterday afternoon, to witness the fuifiment ‘of the wood sawing wager, of which we gave some ac- count yesterday. Early in the day aload of wood, of fome twenty-five sticks in all, was piled in front of the Girard House, and at one o'clock the loser of the wager, ‘Mr. Sewall A. Gilbert, mounted the platform which was prepared, and baving been provided witha “ back” and faw, commenced cutting the wood amid the jeers, shouts ‘and merriment of the crowd who had assemble ftreet. He was dreseed ina bine shirt, and by ‘was a “banner with the words “Fernando Wood” «pon it ‘she winner of the bet, Mr. James Brown, stood alongside to hand the wood, which be did in a manner to create the wimost merriment in the crowd. Brown held in his hand ‘8 lump of beef fat to formed repeatediy crowd, who kept shouting “Hurry up that wood, ‘and saw mine.” “Til give you sixpence an hout ‘The ladies of the neig! orhood wok particular the performance, and one sent the sawyer a bouquet, ano- ther fair creature sent him agin cocktail, while the windows of the hotel were crowded with damsels looking at the “fan.” At the end of the twenty first stick a photogr: ‘of the scene was taken, after which « indy presented ir Gilbert with a bouquet and aring. At th, after a Jwost absurd scene, the last stick was rawed, and the heroes of the occasion proposed cheers for their respec dive champion for Mayor, which were given, when the erowd at ‘Tam Mecuastcs’ avn Workixowen's Cestear Reeon! «an Ustow.—A meeting of this body was held at 267 Bowery last evening, for the purpose of hearing the repor -of the special committee appointed some timo since to sug ggent tho best means of promoting the interest of the club ‘The committee, through Mr. W.G. McKay, of the Nine. teenth ward, reported in favor of altering the name of the pasociation by striking ont the word Republican and in Rerting ip ita stead the word Political, claiming that repub Jicanism was a failure, and the workingman could never Bucceed under it; and hence, in order to accomplish any thing, they shouid change their name. After a long dis ‘cussion, Mr. McKay's motion was lost. On motion, a com mittee conaisting of Mosers. Marray, Beeny and McDonald were to consider the bast means of perpetuating and the same as soon as possible. The Sram Root Ronee ee oe Dommittoe adjourned, subject to the call of the chair." Fine in Greenwich Street.—About seven o'clock yes- Rerday morning ® fire was discovered in the hosiery tand fancy goods store of George F. Dewland, No. 2301 Greenwich street. The alarm soon brought the firemen & and the flames were extinguished before much beyond the vicinity of the gas metre, ‘where it seemed to have . to $900; insured ance Company. ‘Tue JevreRsomias Lirerary Uwiow held their annual erhibition Iast evening at Ward School No. 12, in Madison ptreet. A large number of ladies and gontlemen wore present to witness the oxercises of the evening. This fociety has now beon in existence about four years, and the saw, an operation be per Fhe tun was caused mainly by the “Come | re yesterday The Sugar penter st captured we an cmpty 4, aed succeeded, after « short pereait, is capturing one of the fellows, named Cliaton. The chap, whore aickname is © Bob,” get away by fumpeng ow Of fences. Neat where the praoner was was found «lot Of @iver knives an! forks and a valuable cake bocket whe! the rascals had soten from the basement of the dwelling, a al ‘Chutan were by before Jurtire Des ser row M Yolo Court. where, wpon his exanwnation. tw stated that he was led aio the burglary by © # and | was sorry for what had tappemed. Ts mari mitted the prisoner for tra) ot dethult of 1 woo bal Aus Pach crow East J. ( Senet over Prictor of @ passage teket uifice vu Matlab) ple © rested and brought heicte Jestiee Im © | Distriet Police Court, yesterday, chargrd wih having de tranded three German emigrints oat of #0 mone af bogus pasenge Uekete, for witch, © = aller’. the com amants paid him the above eum The prisoner was 11 Sor examination TO THE KDITOR OF TTT MRRALe New ¥ ieet ‘ Tnotice in your paper of a, Dew, 8, nan Vaughan whe w . four years ar a biackern't himself im a proper r Chamber of Com: THe OBERT LAW —OONAME AL ee The regular iomthiy meeting of te Oka bor of (ete merce was held yeoverday Boom, mm fh oa Awe, j Wall street, P. Perit, Preedemt pied the teat Mr. Asson G. Phelps wae elected » member af the Ar bitration Committee Mr. Caize Ranstow moved thas « commiter ( three be appointed to draft a memorial Ww tle Legeuatary im Fete wary awe, and Popert w Fence to the repeal of the and Meer Lattieye Caled Me Wal re appenied each com Carried & meeting Grifth and T. lar, R. Sremce prevent a” ted @ CoM hY Griffiths in reference ine™, ation froma Cates veccaratty eee coata's Coagh. Croap can in ot aa ferent bs fide of Dottie, at 16 Btate sirert, e~ Bevery Rheam, Serofnia, Syphilis, and att PrORDS fen AFFO! Otn iment. If You Want a Fine Winter Styte of Hat eee ESPENSCHRID'S, at LS Nassau street. White's Fall Style réduced to the low price of Fulton ‘Last at WHITE'S, the Bred] wa wiveet, five doors ess of Broad Knox's Fell and Winter Style of Hats.— perter are t boys’ caps. No. 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton at Gents’ Cravats, Ties, New Paris Styles scarfs, cambric handkerchiefa, Freach suspenders, &c. In lers and manufacturers slock at retail, until Januray 1, at ‘per cent leas than coat at $13 Broadway. bpm at Me AON bate ish an ic} ILIN'S shirt and furnishts Greenwich street, corner of Murray aireet. Shits wasure. Academy of Music Photogra) Holmes —Portraits 50 cents. Dollar re sane At views in great variety at 29 liroadway, store, 200 made to Batchelor’s Hair ‘Dye, Wigs and Toupeos— ‘The best in th ld, al Be ied Bibs manmufnotory, ahd Breadengs net okt and ape! Cristadoro'’s Hair ‘Wigs and Toupees —The best in the ‘Id. le, and the rivatel; applied, No.6 Astor House, daha nays Hi’s Hair Dye, only Four a Box.— Black or brown; No. 1 Barclay privet oh ‘onguent, tooth powder and extracts, Pei Aes ecephssone is the Best and Cheap- tal rg ee SG Pa Rupture.—Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure ‘Truss office removed to No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House. use J. R. Staf- tar, over heated water, It will emit a most and no disease can spread where it is used. To Disenfect a Sick Room FORD'S olive agreeable odor FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuvrspay, Dec. 3—6 P. M. The stock market opened and closed heavy this morning. At the first board the tendency was downward throughout. Ohio 6’s declined 4 per cent; Frie bonds, 1871, 4; Illinois Central bonds, 4; Ameri- can Exchange Bank, $; Erie Railroad, }; Michigan Southern preferred, 4; Galena and Chicago, 1}; Illi- nois Central Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 4; Reading, 3. Michigan Central Railroad advanced 4 per cent; Cleveland and Toledo, }; La Crosse land grant bonds, 1. New York Central Railroad was a little more active to-day. It sold as low as 73 per cent, seller 60 days. The resumption of naviga- tion on the Erie canal will take away a great deal of freight which otherwise would have been turned | upon the Central road. Navigation on the lakes is wbout over for the season, and there are but few en » afloat. The canal will therefore bring | forward early all that arrives. The busi- | ness of the railroad this month will be | very small. The February dividend of this road | does not depend so much upon earnings as is gene- | rally supposed. For several years past the divi- dends have been borrowed, and we do not see why | aloan should not be made for that purpose this | year. When traffic is active and the road is doing a good business, the actual net earnings of the com- pany just about suffice to keep the road and roll” | ing stock in good working order. The loans made | for the dividends enable the company to keep its | property up to proper points for operating safely out of net earnings. This year there will be no net | earnings of consequence, and the road and ma- | chinery are likely to run down, so that at some future | time heavy expenditures will be required to restore | the line to a state of efficiency for business. It will therefore be seen that with the usual loan for divi- dends the company will this year run largely in arrears. At the second board the market for some things was a little better. Pa- cific Steamship Company advanced § per cent; Erie bonds, 1871, 4; Erie, 3; Reading, 4; Michigan Southern preferred, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 4. Mlinois Central Railroad fell off } per cent; La Croase and Milwaukie, 4. The stock market attracts very little attention just now. Outside holders merely post themselves, 40 a8 to make available the best op- portunity to realize. The clique of bulls have no confidence in the real or market value of the securi- ties they are operating in, and no doubt wish them- selves well out of the combination in which they are concerned. A few weeks since these bulls were the most desperate bears in the street, and if they could saddle upon outside speculators the loads of stocks | they are now carrying, it would not be many days | before the same individuals would be rampant bears | agsin. The clique is not large, and is not likely to | be ony larger. The most sensible portion of the old bear party is quietly looking on, waiting for the coming of that good time the bulls fee! so sanguine | about. The outsider who does not sell his stock at current rates, simply makes a mistake—that’s all. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- lows :— Total receipts. 967,785 18 Total payment vee 107,008 67 Total balance ++ 4,057,805 83 Of the receipts to-day $43,000 was from customs, The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were $15,280,026 60, and the balances paid $1,238,- 121 76. IDAY, The North American Fire Insurance Company has declared a dividend of eight per cent payable on the Sd inst.; the East River Insurance Company has declared a dividend of five per cent, payable on de- mand; the Citizens’ Fire Insurance Company a di- vidend of ten per cent, payable on demand. ‘The bills of the Bank of Hamburg have been re faced by the banks of Augusta, Ga. The cause of thir is a disagreement upon the terms of their week- ly settlements. The closing rates for sterling exchange to-day, for Saturday's rteamer,were 5} a9 percent for first class Dille: om Parke. Sf. 90 4 6f. 15. The Atlantic, from this port for Liverpool on Safurday, will take out liars in specie. The Africa, from this port on Wednesday, will take oat a still lancer som. The povition of financial affairs on the other <id@ ts euch as to force from oor hands every a made to let go. The foct that the Rank of B nd had deemed it a wise all the help required to the most ey to ext prominent private banking houses of London, par ticelariy these connected with the American trade, shows bow feartul they are of the consequences that follow sach «oxpensions, The effect upon the tal world of the failere of the Anglo-American bak wes of London would be more disastroas th ayth thet hes occurred yet. These private banking hone timotely connected with the . ' t ts than the incorporated fering inet y ther country, and their | fallume would predoce a panic greater than that | caused by the eaepeneion of cor banks, and by the Onter in Counell annelling the act regulating the hewe department of the Rank of England. The im- portance containing the houses in question was, therefore. apparent to the bank managers; and as the houws would be likely to call for enough money to meet every contingency, the proba- bility Is that the danger, «0 far as the private | bapking boners ter to are concerned, i pet. to be thee firms the Rank of Pngland bas weakened ite ability to help others, | and there is very little doo! tut that rumerons fail hres among o be of houses moet follow. The course parsned by oor hanks was one of uncompro- | nek tomine tr ©. Neo appeal for i, no fear of | lowes by failures. ne desire to mthe force of | the revolston or allay the panic operated apon the winds of the managers of our banks. Week after week the contract tom. wt the rate of mil- | home per week, enti! the banks had placed them & position of impregnable strength. Tt wae not the poliey of cor hanke to help anybody bot themselees: and hed get tee coma. rial clases genoroliy been «trone and able to meet the demands 0 them, the awets of oar banks would not have realized in the aggregate, twenty cents on the dollar, ‘The banks played a most deape- rate come, Gnd were succesful. The Bank | of England js differently situated. [tacts as a rege lator to the finances of the world, and it must look a much to the great interests involved as te its own interne ‘tiga. |! gost gake sacrifices. exteud its operations protect those with whom it ts connect. cd in the stroggle, «0 that they can exercixe thetr full | power and influence in allaying andue excitement, their stone walls and leave the commenity to care of themselves as they best can. The management may quiet the public about, at no distant day, a more healthy state things in the financial world. Our banks have The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at tidewater during the fourth week in November, in the years 1856 and 1857, wus as follows:— Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. — Corn, bu. bat. 1856... ..60,396 668,372 35,837 1857... - 88,953 418/000 82/873 Dec. ,.28,443 250,282 2,064 71 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tidewater at the commencement of navigation to the 3ist of November, inclusive, during the years 1856 and 1857, is as follows:— Flour, thls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. >. 1856, ..1,107,871 10,650,149 10,130,911 2,008 960 1857. 175,427 5,173,848 6,568,151 1,614,001 Dec, 832,444 6.476001 4,572,760 394,808 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows a falling off of 1,627,705 bbls. of flour. ’ The following table will show,the amounts at the several depositories subject to the draft of the Trea- surer of the United States on the 23d of November:— ‘Treasury of the United States, Washington... $139,780 02 Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Sass 14,461 08 ‘Assirtant Treasurer, New York 2 105,202 47 Assistant Treastirer, Philadelp! 2 tue! ‘Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, urer, New Orle: urcr, St, Louis, M » at Buffalo, N.Y © at Baltimore, Mu Depomtary at Savannah, Gi Depositary at Mobile, Ala uty at Nashville, lepositary at Cincinnati, O Depositary at Pittsburg, Pa. Depositary at Galveston, Te: 86 Depositary at Louisville, Ky 419 6 Depositary at Cincinnati (late: 20 39 Depositary at Dubuque, Towa. 1,400 73 Depositary at Little Rock, Ark. : 86,055 09 Depositary at Chicago, Ii 63'068 64 Depositary at Detroit, Mich... . 366 77 Depositary at Tallahassee, Fla... 2,359 80 Depositary at Oregon City, Oregon 4,017 38 Assay office, N. ¥ “1,644,500 00 Mint, Philadelphia, 1,631,704 16 Branch mint, Chariot 32,000 00 Branch mint, Dab! * 27,950 03 Branch mint, New Orleans, 11,280,267 46 Branch mint, San Francisco, Cal ~.21500,000 00 eee “ -17,778,987 03 Deduct overdraft 2 Gt4,636 97 Balance... aes soe -T,134,461 06 Add difference in transfers . 194,000 00 Net amount subject to draft,........++++-$7,828,461 06 ‘The transfers ordered were as follows:— ant Treasurer, St, Louis, Mo... - $30,000 00 Axsis\ant Treasurer, San Francisco, Ca 465,000 00 Depositary at Norfolk, Va... 20,000 00 y, ae * 25,000 00 Branch mint of the U. 8., San Francisco, Gal. 500,000 00 WM asseints ecarcnaceascssncner eee «$721,000 00 It appears by the above statement that the go- vernment has but about one and a quarter millions of dollars over the amount required for Mint pur- poses. The surplus revenue of the Treasury De- partment has run down very fast. The receipts from customs for some months must be limited. The es- timates for expenditure by the federal government during the next fiscal year amount to seventy-four millions of dollars. We do not see how it is possible to prevent a large deficiency in the receipts to meet that expenditure. ‘The value of merchandise warehoused in the port of Boston for the week ending November 27, 1857, was as follows: — $50,405 179,135 Dry goods... Ali other me: $229,540 Warenovsrn ror Caxana. Dry doods.. All other merchandise Total value of dry goods imported during Amount of imports during the week in 1856, Amount of imports from Jan. ov. 27, "67 ..48,402,228 ‘The following is a comparative statement of the amount of traffic on the Great Western Railway for the week ending November 27, 1857, as follows: — No of miles open, 283. ing woek iast y The Pittsburg (I’a.) Dispatch of Monday says:— ‘On Saturday last nearly the entire foree of hands em ployed on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chieago Rail road struck, and refused to perform any further service unless their wages were paid them. No trains went out in the morning, a the engineers, firemen and brakemen declined gow), ou them. Complaint has been general for some time back that wages were not paid until long after they were due—in reine instances over three months. Promise was made to pay on Monday, and they returned to work, the 3 P.M. train going out as usual. The Philndelphia Evening Bulletin, in speaking of the Pennsylvania coal trade, says:— Notwithstanding the embarrassments of the season, the paraly zation of business for three months, the difficulties Of transportation companies, and the multiplied obstacles that the coal trad had to contend with, there is little doubt that the whole amount of coal sent to market during r 1867, from the Pennsylvania regions east of the will reach about seven millions of at the minimam valuation of two jars per ton, at the mines, this State has received four. 1 millions of dollars during th for coal dug out of ofl east of the Alleghan am the bituminous bable that there will a half tons, worth the region west of the mountains it price paid for it when it reaches market, we should have an aggregate of thirty four millions of dollars. ‘The Legislature of Mississippi has adjourned sine | die. The Mississippian says that before the Legis: | lature adjourned, the House of Representatives, by a very decisive vote, indicated a determination to continue in force the law prohibiting the circulation of bank paper in that State of a leas denomination than five dollars. If every State were to follow the example of Mississippi and Pennsylvania in regard | to the exclusion of small notes, the banking system of the country would be considerably improved thereby, and the public would suffer considerably Jess lows from depreciated paper, Stock Exchange. Tuvrspay, Decomber 3, 1857. . 103) 100 shaBrie! it - 102% 100 a W ane oe 86 Mich Cen RR... 56 19090 Tenn 6's, "90 .. 864 258 Mich S and Nind 21% 1000 Virginia @s.... 803; SMichS&NInd pak 3545 2000 Missouri 6's 79%; 150 Panama RR. cd 00 do. 7% 5 do. fer do... 79% 118 Gal & Chi 1000 Loniaiana 88 100 Iilinois Con RR. 9000 Fr RRC bis, oy » de. és 6 do 15 93% 8 «6100 do..... beO hy 30 GO Cleve & Pitts RR. 4, ayy 100 WO... os cw 80 FOC, Col ACinn RRas 99 a8 che Bkof America 100 Cee 100 100 Cley & Tol RR, 43% 4% OO do “4 Bank. 704, 200 do ay fs, 360 do, wy 0 Broadway Bank 108 100 do ay DECEMBER 4, 1857. 198 Cum Coal Co. 109 do am & esenesss + 20 do. 44 zoo * 200 oe 40 do.... we 50 @hd & Rk Tal RR. 100 142 0.0... 2.4. 78% 100 173 Mil & Miss RRS 3 350 LaCrosse & MIIRR 1346 100 Brie 10 eo wo Land ed 100 910000 Teno eno vty 10800 2000, “ 100 too wo wo 100 we 100 1bo) wo ~ 100 100 ely 100 ) Coa} and RR. Company... 100 Fox and Wisconsin Impt, Company... 30 ty ‘Company . 31% 26 1bhs 20 56; 70 20 123) 10 9 100 137% 10 6 10 10 10 Tuvrspay, Dec. 3—6 P. M. Asuns.—Rates were unchanged, while small sales were made of pots at Tc. and of pearis at 6c. Buxapereres.—Vlowr—Tho market opened very d ‘The demand was light, and confined to the local and B ern trade. The sales closed at a decline of 10c. a 25¢ the heaviest fall being ou the common or lower grades of State and Western, The transactions embraced about 000 a 8,000 Dbis,, witha the range of the following quo Superfine State Extra State Western Extra Obio and Western, nadian superfine sad Itimere, Alexaudria and and extra, $4 59a 4 80 247505 00 45044 60 sold at lower prices at the above figures, Southern was also lower, with sales of about 1,600.4 1,800 bble., within the range of the above quotations. —W The market was dull and prices unsettled. The sales embraced about cluded in which were 3,000 Canada white at $1 30, and alot of Canada club at $1 025;; Milwaukie club $1; red Southern at $112 for common to $1 25a $1 30 for good to prime Southern red, and $1 35 a $1 45 for white do., with Chicago spring at 91c. a 96c. from store, and de livered. Rye was steady, with sales of about 4,000 bushels at Téc.a 7c. Corn was heavy, and decidedly lower. The sales embraced about 16, bushels, in- cluding Western mixed, at 800. a 81c. from store, and de lin |, with new Southern at 70c. a 75c., and Jersey new at 66c. a 75e. Oats were dull and lower, with sales at 37¢. a 40c. for Jersey, 43c. a 4c. for State aed 46c. a 48c. for Western. a ‘Correx.—Sales of 300 bags of Rio were made at 9c. @ 103(c. ; 200 mats Java at 16c., and 250 bags Maracaibo at pt Corroy.—The market was quiet and sales confined to straggling lots at irregular prices. Dealers were disposed to en merereee of the America’s mails before doing much Freicar.—Engagements were light, and rates withou change of moment. To La, rpool 400 bbls. rosin were ¢ gaged at 1s. 9d., and 900 boxes cheese at 22s. 6d. Gru Was quiet at 425d. a Sd.; and 600. 700 bbis. four we it taken at Is. 6d. To London 36 bales of hair were takem at ‘4d. per tb. To Bratmon seme measurementg goods were taken at 268,; and 450 Seles tobacco at Te. per bale. A to loud with pine amber for 1,000 feet. nod de’ Bremen bark was tak Buenos Ayres, at $14 pe: Hay.—there centinael and for shipmens, wit wale a toe Hors. —The inarket was without change, wile moderate sales of new crop were © Old wuss dull and nominal. Inon.—Scoteh pig was steady, with moderate sales at $29, six montbs. Limw.—The magket was quiet at 85c. for common, and $1 for lump. Motasset—Sales of about 204 bhds. Cuba muscovado were made at 20c., cash. Navat Stows.—The market was quiet and prices un changed. Both crude turpentine and common were dull, and quotations bominal. Ona. —The market for all kinds continued to be inactive, and prices unc! PROVEIONS.. king at tc. a te ‘was dull, and sales confined to about 100 a 200 bbis. in small lots, including old and new mess at and light weight eight new prime at $15 60, and full we ‘was quite cull, and prices heavy, while sales were confined to 76 a 100 bbis., in lots, at $5 75 a $6 75 for coun ae ; at $9 a $10 for country mess; repacked do. at $i1 60 a $15 60, and extra do, at $14.0 $14 50. Beef hams were quiet at $14.a $16 75. Sales of stout 109 bbl, Inds a ana meas beef were Dressed hogs " from 6c. a7c. Bacon wax quiet and nominal. A sale of old sides was reported, made at p. t. Cut meats were dull. were reported sold at 4c. a 10\¢. Butter and cheese were unchanged, while there continued to be a fair demand both from the home trade and for export. Tuck.—Sales of about 76 casks were made at Se. a 3) ge. StoaRs.—The sales embraced about 600 a 700 hhits cluding Cuba murcovado, at a 6,0. a Te., and 60d Porto Kico, in bond, at 5*, , for export; and 000 bores Havana at 6X0. a Te. a 7340. a'he. There was aru mor of a large sale for export, on good authority contra dicted. sugars were better. There was said to be no crushed sugars in frst hands in the market. Brice —Sales of 100 bags of pepper were made at #%c., and 26 bags pimento at 6350. Wintaet—aales of 200% 200 bbia. were made at 22346. VOTH VESTS, Mes} Selling for », At EVANS, 66 aud 68 Fulton street. BLACK VELVET VESTS, forth ®, Selling im $2 50, " RVANS', 66 ant 63 Pott $1 FOR © CENTS. Ea BLACK SATIN VESTS, Worth #0, Selling for $1 75, VANS aid GA alton strom Between Gold and Clit erent. FOR © CENTS. bd rer. BEAUTIFUL SIDE STRIPE CASSIMERE PANTS Selling tor 45 ror $6, ht FOR # CENTS. $l BLA 1.000 pairs Yh EN » 1 PORK CLES $ tie. patra tASSIMERE PANTS, Werth %. ling for 62 9, AL KVAN® 6 and 68 Ful Beiweea Goll and ¢ $1 FOR # CENTS. BEAVER OVERCOATS, Worth $10, Selling for AL ANS 6 atid 68 Fallon street t EVANS. 66 snd 64 Folion street ‘ENTS. B NIGGERHEAD RAGLANS, AnD $1 78% 1s) CANADA GRAY OVRRCOATS, Worth Selling for 9%, AL RVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton » Between Gold and Ci sireee AM AROMATIC SCTINAPPS. gists, grocers and country merchants. OLFE'S SOHTED Sold by all drug: HISKERS OR MOT Hea FORCED TO fa six weeks tym caenont, wnien wil not sala jure the s yart of the Goum'ry. WT GHAHAM 61a Hisateay. Vases Te Puitue. siren, Brooklyn, Bieber, M4 South Third street, Paladotpata, a MISC ‘ELLANEOU 5 . tse —DOUBLE SOLE WA’ PROO?r s5WED $4.50. sete cond |. WW Ane otreet, neae 10.000 EARINs WANTED UT, DONT ALL . e at onee,) at R'S, in Canat treet, to each bny one pair of India rubber bects or slp ‘we have ail kinds in great variety, cheap Cloth bution boots gailers, & drea’s boots and a J.B. MILLER & OLFR'S SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. The only pure gin sold in bottles. DAYS LONGER THE GREAT SALE AT OAK WALL. STILL, GREATER REDUCTIONS, TOK THIRTY DAYS ONLT, AT OAK HALL, Now. 84 and 86 Fulton’ street. oe Sete a & millton dollars worth of FINE AND FASHIONABLE GARMANTS FOR MES AND BOYS. wom be wold at a great sacrifice. LESSLE OR 1 orm sucH Gaia th DUCRMENTH 4 x0 NDUCKMENTS, and mee, ‘om: % Don't buy until ‘pea “unul 9 yeah THRO. R. B. DRGROOR, URTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADED cheap for cash —KKLTY & FERGUSON, 291 Broadway have a full and cbotce stock of brocatel, satin de laine, wi ‘ed damaaks, cornices, &c., which are now offered al lesa thas cost of importation. WINDOW SHADES. Our stock of window shades is the lai in Now York, gd our superior manufecturing facilitie enables us to offen them less than other houses. OLFE’S SCHTEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPR unk galy gin recommended by the medical facuity a€ BARGAINS FOR CASH ts WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER, ROBERT Ki No. 261 Broadway, c* MEORTERS, STOCK OF NEOK T ack and fancy silk ties, ad, We. atroct, Put up in quart and pint bottles in cases of one dosem each, ‘Depor, 15, 20, and 22 ie treet. RCH AND Costiy Fawcy Goons: On and after Monday, December 7th inatant, FRANCIS TOMES & SONS, No. 6 Maiden lane, Weill otter to the public, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, The whole of their immense stock of FANCY GOODS of the prgrenysengon's importation, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR CASH. OLFE'S SCHIKDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. urchasers should be careful to purchase only the enuine article, as the whole country is tlooded with couduter- eits and imitations. Wwe, CAN DO IT There is not an you— White French china dinner pla! White Freneh china tea cups, i hie im Avni gill Fre 16 ? 3 3 y Silver plated table spoons, the en Silver plated .»! ie forks, te dozen Silver plated h tock of f enifand pressed table LEY & 6O., away, between Houston and Bloeckar aus. Bars ayrive—Brown.—In Nowark, N. J., on Wodneasay, Dec. 2, by the Rev. Dr. Scott, Ronwnr F. BaiLaNtive, Wo Miss Anni E. Baown, all of that city, Gxeen—Wkaw.—At St. Paul's church, Norfolk, Va.,om Thursday, Nov. 26, by the Rev. Mr. Okeson, Lieut. Jamm A. GREER,’ United States Navy, to Miss Monin R. Jyoungess _ of the laie Captain T. T. Webb, United States nvy. RotuNs—Dunw.—On Wednesday, Dee. 2, by the Rev. William L. Pock, ALRKANDAR Ro1iins, to Miss Dosw, both of this city: Youne—Tarsor.—On Wednesday, Dec. 2, by the Rev. William L. Peck, at the minister's residence, No. 50 = street, Witiam YouNG, to Miss Svsase TaLnor, both of city Young William is married to-day, To the bonnie biack eyed Susau, Tall but Young, lovely and gay, May luck through a long life pursue then. California papers please eopy TO THK KDITOR OF THR NEW YORK IKRALD, BROOKLYN, Dec. 3, 1867. our list of marriages in this ‘as having been married, or Daan Sin—I notice ame morning's paper, my nan | the Lath of November, by the Rey. Mr. Cox, lo one Sarah Grey. You will do me the justice to announce in your | neat iasne that no such marriage bas taken py %) that itis fabulous insertion by some one with more money than brains. By tuserting Us you will mueh oblige, yours respectfully ‘A. 6. Gastow, Died. Reena —On Wednesday, Dec. 2,0f consumption, Taaomat Rexexx, in the 26th vear of his age: The friends and Felatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of tua mother, corner of Sixty ninth street and Tenth avenue. Boston rs please copy Brapy.—On Thursday, Dee. 3, Hmvaurrra, wife of James Brady, in the 3:th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, to morrow atelevew o'clock, from No. 34 Washington square, corner of West Washington place Boeing —Ou Wednesday, Dec. 2. Tuomas BesunG, aged 61 years. friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, Ne. 24 Greve street. The remains will be taken to New York Bay Cemetery for in- ferment Philadelphia papers please copy Ciarny.—In Brooklyn, (E. D.,) on Wednesday Dec. 2, Jami Canny, Justice of the Peace, Fourth aged JO years and 7 months. ‘The friends and sequaintances of the family, and thone af his brothers, Hugh, Jobn and Francis, of his father-in-law, Jobn Conway, and his brother-in law, Thoruas Wallace, are respectfully Invited 10 attend his funeral, this mbrm- ing, at 10 o'clock, from his Inte residence, No. 20 South Second street, Brookign, ED. His remains will be take tost, Peter's and St Paul's church, where a solemn re- quiem mass will be celebrated, immediately after which the funeral will take place, Conuwrat.—In Brooklyn (W. D.),on Thursday, Dec. 3, Canounr Cunumran, aged 1 year, 6 months and 5 days. ‘The friends of tamily are respectfully invited to at tend the funoral, this afternoon at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 176 Bridge street, Brooklyw. Conconas.—On Thursday, Deo. 3, Peren Comounas, i merly merchant, of Granar’, county of Longford, Ireland. The relatives and frieuds of the family are reepectfully invited to attend bis fuueral, to morruw, at twolveo'cioek, from his late residence, No, 142 West thirty secand wteaek. Datt.—Ou Wednesday evening, Dec. 2, of disease of the heart, Wiitta® Hesky, son of Wm. and Jane Dail, agel 15 years, 1 month and 4 days. The friends ad Feiaiven of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, this morning, wt Laif pags th No. 377 reruaiin will be taken te Seventeenth street. Hi Unionville, Westchester county , for interment Freepas.—On Saturday, Nov. 28, ou beard brig Joa Stovers, while on her passage (rom Kiagston, Jamaica, for this’ port, Joun M. Mewiney, seaman, of Mase., aged 24 yours. on center ary, Conn., on Wednesday, Nov ov, aged 92 years. volutionary patriot, having ea- the carly age of f Havana, on 0 Pritedetphia, on her pas York, of yallow fever don, of bark Grate, N eldest daughter of Grate years Havana te N wife of Capt Samuel Manone a hee. 2, of consump | tion, Jamie Mavown, ages 33 years, 4 months and 1 day | _ The friends and seq fully invites to attend the funeral, nee of bus brother, Pbilip ret deus Mea, Jr, of the family are res » attend ole funeral, this morning + late ceseience, No. #9 Third ave | jay, Dee. 2, alter a short ane Hine we, Lane Pests, i the bah of bis ag ves and frends of the family, and the mem many Soewty or Columbian Order, arc tes vd to attend hin funeral, without further ia re a thus al Wernaon, ab three o clock, (rom ya late to sidence, No. 186 East Twenty first street, soar Secomt avenue Pars. —in thie city, om Wednesday, Dee 2 Jomy 3.0m of Dr James |. and Catherine Phelps, io the 56th yoar of bus age The relatives and friemity of the family ate invited to at the funeral from the residence of ie parents, LY esiey place, Mulberry +), the afternoon ei The tcmaine will be micrrei Greenwood Oemnetery Rosmmros. at No l0 Weet Teath «treet, on Thursday moruing, Dec. 2, Witsem, eliest sou of the late William Roberton, Beg. of Kennetiew, Lanarkshire, Seotland papers please copy Sean USPiouleday, Nov. 19, at North Bulaio, trie county, 8. Y.. of paralysis, Profesor Jous Sramua, a native of Churoside, Kerwicksture, Scotland, for mamy years @ resident of New York city, i the 76th year of bis age. Virgina papers please copy What At Stamtord. Comp , om Thursday . Dee. 3, after a lingering ‘ieee, hommes, witow ef Mcaman Weed, inthe 634 year of ber age The relatives abd frieads of the family are respectfully invited & avtend the funeral, tomorrow efternoun, at a quarter to three o'elck, frow the stamford. Carriages will be in waiting on the arrival of the 1249 P.M. train from New York, to convey persons te the chureh irwanen Om Wednestay Dee. Satter a shart tig ness, Reston Warrmame, of ths city, a the Gist your o tue ae. The relatives sed friends of the family are invited to attend bis funeral, at the censian, corver of Fifth avenue and Mora 2 9 Wal ovst aige © COCR. © heat farther aeons