The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1862, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1862. you ail. $4,149,865 121, seen me ies me Migold, buh Bsa AtD; ellver, Sse... 49,448,393 Total deposits..... iH Summary exhibit of as coinage of the Mint and branches to the close of the year ending June 30, 1861:— Silver Entire Coinage. Cainage, 98,583,090 ats “gies 1733.554 = feet ‘seine 983,800 83,004 114,608,904 $669,116,356 123,159,481 800,602,475 $799,923,362 The amount of bullion received at the Mint and its branches during the year was as follows:—Gold, $116,- 970,002 06; sliver, $4,624,061 67; total deposite, $121,- 28. From this’ total must be deducted the re- deposi af: ellionyor bare raate‘as cas ieatitatee aie deposited at another, for coinage. This deduction being made, the amount will be $72,146,670 01. ‘The coinage for the same period was as follows:—Gold coins, $60,693,237; fine gold bars, $20,015,163 64; silver coins, $2,605,700; silver bars, $278,006 04; cent’ coins, $101,660. Total coinage, $53,693,767 58; number of pieces of all donominations of coin, 23,724,913. The distribution of the bullion received and coined at the Mint and branches was as follows:—At Philadelphia, gold deposits, $51,800,763 66; gold coinod, $47,508,711; e gold bars, $36 , 434 76; silver deposits and purchases, $1,726,300 07; silver coined, $1,598,700; silver bars, $21624'81; cents coined, $101,600. Total deposits of got and silver, $53,617,072 63; total coinage, $49,666,130 13: number of pieces, 21,315,255. Tho coinage of the Mint and its branches, from their Tespective organizations, to the 30th of June, 1861, has Deen ag follows: Gold. $069,116,406 62 Silver . 128,159,481 97 Copper 2,647 473 55. Total. . - $799,923 362 14 Of this coinage ‘about $520 000, 000 was from bullion de- rived from the mines of the United States. A Man be with $10,000 or $15,000. @ Boston Herald, Jun 6 } A case of mrt disappearance has ast occurred which has greatly puzzled the police. Mr. Jubn Caldwell, of Woodstock, New Brunswick, arrived in this citg, on Monday evening last, accompanied by his son,a young man, “He carries on quite an extensive business, being the proprietor of a hotel and a large country store, and he was on his way to New York for the purpose of bay- ing goods. Ho designed spending afew days in Boston, however, and put up at a hotel where he usually stopped when business called him to the city. He had fixed upon Wednesday afternoon as a time for going to New York, but at five o'clock, when he met his son by appointment, he stated that he should not leave until the next day. He shortly after left the hotel, since which time he has not been seen or heard from. He is known to have hai a large sum of money about him, from $10,000 to $15,000, and this fact leads to suspicions of foul play. He Wok a draft to the Bank of Commerce on Wednesday, and re- ceived seven one thousand dollar bills, but upou inquiry at the bank it appears that he was alone, Parties in Now York with whom he has business have heen telegraphed, Dut no*traces are found of hii in that city. The missing man is about sixty years Of age, five fect eight inches in height, and weighs two hundred pounds. His hair is black, slightly tinged with gray, and he has a dark complexion, dark eyes and a smooth f: His dress was a little peculiar,and would generally attract attention. He wore a black sack overcoat ,a shawl, dark ts, a black and red comforter around his ueck, und a lack Russian dog skin cap. The cap is curly and has no vizor. He must have been seen by some persons in the city Wednesday night, and the police are very desirous of obtaining information of him. New Telegraph Line. Richvmuy Srrincs, Va., Jan. 6, 1862. «The Richfield Springs and Herkimer telegraph line is mow in operation. FINANCIAL | AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Jan. 6—6 P. M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows ie that of last Sa Oran fs — a ssf Specie. Circul’n, Deposits. fs 28 756,318 29,257,712 8,439,898 116,471,931 San. 4..-°164,321,063 28,983,878 8,680,188 111,780,253 Dec 665 5,378, — 4,682,608 we $44 68 e 37 86 1 682, peed The decline in the deposits and specie is appa- rent, not real. The banks began business last Monday with less deposits and leas gold than they have to-day. From this time forth they ought to increase their reserve, if they are governed by a sound conservative policy, and do not undertake to make war either upon the government or upon the public, or upon their depositors. The subject of Treasury notes remains in statu quo. Most of the Jeading banks receive them on deposit. Buta few reject them. The government Quartermaster must have disbursed several hundred thousand dollars in these notes to-day. We learn that the Park Bank, among others, refused to receive them on deposit. ‘This business may lead hereafter to legislative interference. Money is abundant at seven per cent on call, and first class paper, which continues scarce, can be discounted at the note brokers’ offices at seven per eent. Ordinary business paper, representing the transactions of commerce in buying and selling, is pearce. The speculation in gold and exchange continues to flourish. To-day bills on London rose to 114 a 115, and bills on Paris to 4.95 a 972%. Gold is bought freely by the brokers at 2% premium, and very few houses are willing to sell under 2% a 3. It appears that a large number of merchants have been putting money into exchange on speculation. It is confidently predicted by the brokers that we shall see bills up to 118 a 120 and gold at 7 a8 per eent premium. Stocks took an upward start this morning, with ® large business, apparently well distributed ‘among the commission houses. The favorite spe. culative stocks of the day appear to be Galena, Toledo, Erie and Erie preferred and Burlington and Quincy. The morning’s advance was equal to % for New York Central, % for Erie, 1% for Erie preferred, %% for Hudson, 134 for Michigan Central, % for Rock Island, % for Illinois Central, % for Southern old, % for guaranteed, % for Pacific Mail and % for Pana- ma. Government and State stocks were not active; but Missouris rose 34 and United States coupon sixes 14. After the board the market was steady: At the second board everything was very firm and in active demand. The market closed firm at the following quotations:—United States 6's registered, 1881, 867% a 87; do, 6’s, coupon, 1881" 88% a %; Indiana 5's, 76; Virginia 6's, 49 a 4 Tenneesee 6's, 4234 a 43; North Carolina 6's, 59% a 60; Missouri 6's, 41.0 4%; Pacific Mail, 94% a 9%, New York Central, 81% a 4; Erie, 33% a 34; do. preferred, 56 @ 56; Hudson River, 397% a 40; Harlem, 13 a 34; do. preferred, 31%{ a 32; Reading, 96 a %; Michigan Central, 49% a 60; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 20% a 21; do. guaranteed, 41% 242; Panama, 113 a 4; Mlinois Central, 6314 a 44; Galena and Chicago, 67% a %, Cleveland and Toledo, 37 a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 52% a 63; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 58 59%; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 19%4 a 20. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follow’ to-day : Receipts eepee —for customs —On account of loan SS pene redeemed 6 p. ¢. notes. 1,186,660 19 NCE... 5, 1080 973 49 The clerks of ‘the Manhattan Company tendered, on New Year's day, a graceful surprise to Mr, Morrison, the President, in the shape of a hand- some silver pitcher and salver, appropriately en- graved and inscribed. Mr. Morrison has been twenty years in the service of the Manhattan Com- pany, and enjoys the affection of its employes in fa very marked degree. The Nassau Fire Jusurance Company o Brook- lyn has declared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand; the Etna Fire Insu- rance Company of Hartford, a dividend of six per cent, payable on demand, by James A. Alexander, No. 62 Wall street, agent for this city; the Read- ing Railroad, a dividend of seven per cent on the preferred stock, payable on the 15th inst. at the office of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company; the Irving Savings Institution, their usual interest payments of four, five and six per cent. The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad earned in December $107,839, againat $72,081 in December, 1860—an increase of $35,758. The Michigan South- ern road shows a gain of about $45,000 in Decem- ber. The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad line (three hundred and ten miles) were in December, 1861, $166,191 61, against $132,- 240 47 in December, 1860, showing an increase of $33,351 14, Considerable interest has been felt to know what course the Ohio and Indiana banks would pursue after the suspension of specie payments by the banks of the seaboard. The President of the Bank of the State of Indiana publishes the following card in the Indianapolis Standard :— As the suspension of the Eastern banks may create some uncertainty among the people of Indiana in regard to the policy that will be pursued by this institution, I consider it my duty faithfully to say that this action of these banks had been anticipated, and that their example will not be followed by us. Under no conceivable cir- cumstances will the Bank of the State of Indiana suspend specie payments. We have frequently given to the ple of the State the pledge that our notes should always be convertible into coin. This pledge we shall in good faith rulal, iH McCULLOCH, President. December 31, 1861. Stock Exchange. Monpay, Jan, 6, 1862. $1000 U S 6's, ’81,cou 360 shs Krie RR pref. 55} 1000 lle b,'62,ex int 78 a o * 55: 1000 Missort 6's... 41 25000 do. 41% joo Hudson River a4 Bo 10000, do......b60 4214 50d. 304 2000M06’s itoH&SIR 45 do. BONG 1000 Minn 8 pe bds. 74 neo Harlem RR. 1B 3000 dow... 1000 N Y Central 6’s 9000 NY C con bs’76 10134 25000 ErieRR8mb,’83 5000 1000 Hud Riv 3mbds 1000 Harlem 2mbds a ‘pelinsfe 74 100 Harlem RR pref. 31 100 Reading RR. 110 Mil&PduCh'n2apt 60 50 MichSoan ina 150 do..... 600 os . 500. 50 MiSORN ind g atk 41 200 do.. 136 Panama RR. 50 dows. ‘< 160 Mon RR scrip. 63 215 Clev bie RR.. 16 0 30 Cle, Col & Cin RR 106 ‘a 10 Gal & Chic RR. 67 5 Del & Hud ‘Gan'Go 85 60 Pacific MSS Co o4 do. ko cui Reis itt, "4 300 ao. 5 5245 50 500 20 53 sso 100 Chi, Bur’ &Qu RR 58 SECOND BOARD. $10000 US 6’s,’81,reg 87 200 chs Hud Riv RR.. 39% 3000 US6's,’81,cou $8 100 Harlem RR...... 18 1000 do... 10 Harlem RR prof.. 31% 2000 US 6's, 168. 20 Reding RR.. 36 4000 Min 8 pc bds.. 50 Mich Gout Hit bio 50 15000 ICaregbdsexin 75 600. do... 50 2000 leobussTO,exin 18 S00 Micha &NIRK. 20% 1000 licobds,’76,exin 100° do... 34 2000 Mich 8 w bds. 150 shs Pac Mail 35: 50 do. do. ba 60 Mil&PraduChRR 19% 1OMil&PraduCh Istpf 80 tow York City Banks, Jan. 4, 1862. Banks. ia brie Circula’n. Deposits. Leather Manuf. 2'014, 545 1,251,402 1,059,855 jetropolitan |. Mercantile... shio‘ose Mech.& Traders’ 1,316,532 Merch’ts’ Exch’o 2,186,231 Manbattan Shoe & Leather, 8,359 698 Seventh Ward.. 1,046,507 266,140 1,796,589 3,300,971 “120 184,668 653 23,983,878 8,580 .196111,780,283 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Monpay, Jan. 66 P. M. Asnxs.—The market was firmer, with sales of 75 vbis. at $6 25 for both sorts. Breapercrrs.—Flour—The market for common and Western grades was steady and extra brands were firm, while sales were moderate and ‘embraced about 9,000 bbis., closing within the foHowing quotations:—' at b-4 cook Ssssssaszs * 95 6% 586 a 70 a 800 a 430 a 3% bbis., eee —Canadian flour was firm, with sales of 6004 600 closing within the range of the above figures. Southern floor was firmer and in good demand, with sales of 1,500 bbis., closing within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was steady at our quotations, with sales of 200 bbis. Gorn meal was firm, with sales of 200 bbls. at our figures. Whoat was firm, while sales were moderate. ‘The transactions embraced about 20,000 a 30,000 bushels, Chiefly for export, at $1 44 for red Long Island, $1 40 a $1 41 for red Western, in store, and at §) 33 for amber Milwaukee, in store, Corn was firm, while the sales em, braced about 35,000 bushels, at 64e. for mixed, in toro, and 65¢, a 65 yc. delivered. Ryo was firm, with sales of 750 bushels at 83c., afloat. Barley was quiet at ie. a A 8Sc., and At 80e. ‘4900. for barley malt. Onte were in fair demand and prices steady, with sales at 410. a 42c. for Jersey, Canadian and Western, and 42, a 43¢, for State Corver.—The market was quiet and eales limited. The transactions embraced about 320 bags of Rio at 19¢. @ 200, Corrox.—The market was firm, while no sales wero re- ported We continue to quote middling uplands at fc. a 7c, ‘Tho weather was inclement, which in some degree, probably, caused the absence of spinners. Freicnt.—To Liverpool €00 bags clover seed at SOs. bis. flour at 28. dd., 100 tierces beet at As. allow at 28., 50 bbls. pork at 4s. ce8 lard, by neutral vessel, at 40s., and 400 tierces bect at "Po Gh jasgow 2,500 bbis. flour atae, To Havre 1,000 thie. flout at Te. To London 180 tlerces Lard at 328. 6d., and, by neutral vessel, 500 kegs lard at 40s., and 40 tierces beef at $s. A British org took 18,000 bushels wheat for Cork and orders at 12%¢d. por 60 pounds, in bulk, and a foreign brig to Loadonderty took 16,000 bushels wheat at Lid. in bulk. Hay.—The market was firm bat quiet, with limited rales at T5c. 4 80c. for shipment, and at Sbe. 0.900. for city use. asses. The market was qaict and prices nominal, VAL StoRs,—Sales of 850 bbis, rosin (low, No, 2) “Bees wh alc 8 Te for Carolina. Suaars.—Owing tothe storm the market was ist ond py que limited, and confined to 32 bids. Saba at T30., do. Porto Rico at o., and 114 boxes c. yer aE Bales of clover were making at 7c. aie. gachley fon export, ‘Timothy was quiet and nomi- eatin of 300 bbls. were made at 203<c., while some holders ss 2lc. SHIPPING NEWS. aLMANAO ron a oRn—rm1s BAY. Ship Row: (Br), W Liverpool—Boyd & Hinck: rantree (Br) i, Lt 1 ship Gen Wiliams (Br), Haileld, ‘London 9 W Biwell & “Ship Maud (Br), Taylor, London—Murdoch & Smythe. Ship Guy Mannering. Dollard, London—R L Taylor. AIP Endwig Heyn (Prus), Bordow, Cork—Funch, Meincke Ship Golden Eagle, Symonds, Havre—Boyd # Hincken, Ship Ocean Traveller, Stone,’ Bordeaux—H D Brookman & Thank Athena (Nor), Larsen, Cork—Funch, Meincke & Brig inn (Nor), Gloppestad, Cork for orders—Hoimboe & ress (Br), +» Queenstown—G F Bulle: Brag sRivs (Br), Fry, Sana ‘Martha, &e—Handy & Hoad- arig Resalute, Gray, Ponce—H Underwood, Schr J B Gamaze, Brewster, Barbados—R P Buck & Co. Schr Millard Fillmore, Chase, Port Royah 8C—McCready, Co, a hee O 3 O Johnson, Lockwood, Fortress Monroe—MeCrea- lott & Co, face Vermilion, Avery, Tangier Sound—Merrill & Abbott. Schr J H Moore, Locust Point— Hurlbut & C Schr M Vanduren, Ireland, Philadelphia—M T Runyon, Schr M Taylor, Wilson, Grent Exg Harbor—Master, ARRIVED. eamer Corwin, Lieut Com T § Phelps, Bi Delaware Break b, Had extreme! U Saurveyin; timore, Dee | heavy wenth Stearns hilt (Ui § transport), Lefevre, Port Royal, 8C. Jan3,9 4M, with malleand 0 wserigers, toCot DD Tomp- kine, U 8 Quartermas: off Sandy Hook at3 AM, bat detained bY the snow ‘storm til 10 AM. Arrived off the But- eryatl hip Spiridton (of Thomaston), Jordan, Liverpool, 51 days, With dae, to Snow & Burgess, “Had heavy W gales most Pot pn Bark Harmon, Buckley, Flizabethport for Aspinwall Brig Rio (Swe), Krook, Malaga, 52 days, with fruit, to or- der. Hind very heavy weather during tie passage; lost and split sails, Brig Ingeborg (Ham), Hindernordt, Santos, 71 daya, with coffee, for orders. Had’ heavy weather on the coast; lost sails. Br, of Cornwallis, NS), G c.to Kenhardt & € 7145. spoke brig Alice, from St Ki! 23, off Hatteras, hada NW gale, and was driven as far S a8 Ist inst, and 45 miles E of Montauk; split sails and Enterprise with colee ald, Jagmel. VES Jat 28, lon 75; was 20 miles N of Barnerat on th again blown a8 far Game y ted Jspad el ge. #8 R Jameson, Jameson, hhport,and sailed for Bosto Schr James & Samuel, Hart, Flizabethport, and sailed for Newport, Nicanor, Parker. Bangor. 12 days. fom Shubs, Ms pears We Vivathayen, 10 days. Ove; ortlind, 5 days. Behr Coupler, Hlgging, Boston,’ th di Schr M Rogeis, Rogers, New Maven for Tangier, Sehr 1, A Bastin, - Brook hav lon . Provident Rteamer F W. "Brune LOW. hip Wi Singer, Farley, hence for London, putting back lexky.—Fy pilot bon t Win Ht Aspinwall, Brig Ricomond, of Bangor. SAILED. Sth—Ship Ophelia, Mouievideos barke Chrsseia (Br), Q own: Boxidar Opnich (Aus), Aniwerp; brigs Gan- ‘Techorn; A. PT, (Be), Marunidne, John Buver (Br). vrlat (Br), Westuort; #ehr ‘Addie E Barnes, 8 Wind peice the day NE to NNW. Miscellancous. Snr Bruix Crroue, ashore on Goat Telond ed would off yesterday after dischai Bie has apparently rerefved 10 duimage ws Wenn, Freeman, from New Haven, has been of Middle Clomp Reef, Fisher's T#and, and towed into . She is not bilged, and will be hauled out for re- é ns ashore near Cran- eis high and dry atlow water, 1 near her for the purpose of of the tides, She is without apparent damage. Brrwstrr, Jac 4—Sehr Rane’ Boston, came ashore here tast taken of by a boat from the hor Jan4—Schr Amanda, from Rockland for prung aleak in the gale and put in here, where she took fire and was burnt. Fivwovrn, Jan 5—There ia a fore and aft echr at anchor off Cut River with a signal of distress bo ‘ Whaleme: Arrat Gen Francisco Dec 4, bark P Philp T, Cook, Honoluln with ofl, no baht bart, Carth, 1 Redfield, North Pacific; 9th, ship Ju ey Oct 21, bark Helen W Almy, Davis, for Kam- George's Sound, NH, Oct 30, ships Lapwing, Souls, NB, 1153 sp and 90 wh: Gow y, rouge. F Kelley, do, 800 4p 800 wh, Hunter, Besse. do, 1400 man, Hamblin, do, 0 «) 1100 wh: itokee, MeKens ie, do, 480 sp. At Kema, Kept 7, bark Redinan, Whition, 700 p30 wh, 10 date, Balacna, to cruise; Hydaspe, do; Bouth, (took of” provisions 19 Galizagon 7, Trident, 100 a and from Portland for ning and bilged. Crew MATottee from on board hark Rodman, voles Whitton, NB, reports her at Kema, Sept 7, with 700 bbls sp 30 do wh oil. A letier from Capt Donghierty, of ship Co rie her touched at Sydney, Oct 12, with 60 sines last repori—put in Tetaad lentine Parker, from the foretop, breaking his lower ing one of his lege and Had cooper and sailed to cruise South, in Tsiarde (ll laxt of January, then to Solanders lornelius Howland. Si spoil A let mt in Quinn. of ship Nasean, of NB, re- rte her at Alsan:, NH, Oct. 6th. with 190 bbls on, all told, jer iate commander, Herrendern, remained on shore sic and would co to Melbourne for medical aid, and thence home; The ship would proceed on a cruise to New Zealand, and North the rext senso A letier from © oy Wing, of ship Jas Mav « herat Sydney, NSW. Oci 2d, with 1,600 Ui 2 8p ol all told, all well. cpt 8, cm Feeiees, bark Draper, Parker, NB, Bhi inerva, Penni an, do 400 do; Seine, Smith, do SOT Astof Sept, Int 248, lon 188 F, ship Herald, Little, NB, oft not reported én ai 21.56 8, lon 154 E, bark William Gifford, Baker, rb: 18 int 42.20 8, 1on 77 15, ship Morning Light, Luce. NB, ise; same day, ship pa, Manter, of Bdgariown, do (hy ship Morning Glory. at Coronel). Spoken, &e. ip Tornado, Mumioni, from Cardiff Sept for Manila, ail weirs 18. int 40 8; lon 90°33 W, gene remet from London for New York, Dee 22, near Jueenstown. Forei, Ports. Aarmwats, Dee 20—In port brig Arabella, Lindsley, for NYork about rep. tenuESOF AYRES, Me ard Erie, Preble, Glasgow via Mon- wGtttko, Dec 12—1n Port ships Moratag Oiney, Hobbs, from Coronel; Fpecate Knowles, fro uimbo, for Chin- ehas 10 Yond or Burope: Joseph Gilchrist, Carnes, from Met- Jobn Stuart, Bernsee, and King Philip, Bickford, Ni Chinchas Dec 10, ships Caroline Tucker, Congdon, and ine, Irvine. for Spain eSohn A Parks, Rich, nd Desoto, Feed for Gort: Richa rd THT. Greenough, from hanchae! Karnes, m'Melturne: Hurry of the Went teh: Cashin A ros; Alice be Roney | LA Preewal, uMtord rowrethy and Geo Haynes, Datchelder? une; Darks ee Rasen rilett, and Retaena, Wood, do. Couutieo, Dees Sth port aly do Hunter, Fatwourn, Dee Ba aS m, Liven lowes, ° park Or ‘Omega, Morse, from Palermo sree i) soporte) Fev, ort Marti Cty of, Vand hase York. oA vy ae oy ee Nanthenter Gy ra ole th 5 tee Yor Br {s), for byte Rn nye — for NYork 24th: — Ae! fal Samuel Laerense Patten, Brouwers- Mararittes, Dec 18—In barks Laroy, Coleman, for re vw load for ‘Bostohs Sunmapede, Lewis, for NYork pT Bett — port barks suns, Byaer Sony Bd "Eliott, trom’ NYO Sid prev to iat Feet tien ork brig Aura, Davi oat og Mrssixa, Dec 14— barks: Buritt apa a Fulton, for Bounding. Billo gre oF ‘parte 4 Saas rie Bar eit itiggtnest Mannan; Now Pree Ip, Princess, Bearse, Laren. Moxruvipio, Nov 16-Arr bark Leland, Rosa, Boston, Pavenwo, Dio 881d, bark Wim Wileon, Pluinmer, NY ork; brig. Manthe: Bll ngwoot do; 9th, barks B Watson, Willeby, do; 1th, ingion Butelier, vetins. Philadelphia; Sam Bhepherd, Jowett NYork. Dates are io 12th Prnxawnveo, port brig Chatfanoo from Raltinore arr Rey pe Lightning, Danieis, from NYork, for Rio Janeiro ide: iba johnson, Hawk do, ‘Touched at do iyi Ralilinore for Rio Janetiw: no ran nd wR Irene (Duteh), Schroot, for ortmapam, Dee 1f— Rowton: image att Reinhard (Breim), ——-,and pe ai NYork, Rio Crags I Nov 9-1 ort bark: ‘ee H Gamble, rorg. ad England idg; baigs BG joner, Kenny; Ws Emerson, and Havana, oni tig de te! LM trout, wi Hams, from Lisbon, tte) nator Jo Janetro, do; Alpine, item, from —= (probal} en bean Lowe, for N yo id, EC towar Hammond, for England do; Viola, Has: 599 sour Nickerson, England (see Per nambueo); 1h, brig Abby Hiigabethe “Martin, St Catha- rines; schr Trade neland. Bwinwa’ Deel0—rin port sehr Siephen Duncan, Smith, for oaton IAs St Haims, Nov 14—Off, Gen Knox, Small, from Swanse (Pen Sreawemte Bomewrax, at I Arr from NYork Deo ld, Pi 16th, Zephyr, at Leghorn ; 18 Rerhadorte, ‘at Belinst; #24, Abner Stetson, Blenheim, at Waterford; Alina, Jeanette, an: Bordeaux; J & B Young, at Queenstown; 284, Columbia, and ra, Trom Haliimere 22d, Alert, at Liverpool; Surprise, at for NYork Mary Edson, from Marseilles; 224, Ba- ‘Cuxhaven: en Taeenent oe were be od Bertram, § Augusta, Bridgewater, De a Stinien, sac dgnn Pains 88a Gecun' Bride, and Brunetie; b ‘Sth—Arr schre W H Sargent, Sargent; Wm G: pom, Yin, and t Wa itman, 8 ari, ‘Belissbetiport Noling wen BELFAST Dec 20—Arrachr Judge Tenney, Foss, Phita- ‘ae ‘sid 27th, briga J H oaneeragnengn Ball. more: W J Treat, Treat, do. BATH, Jan 2—Belew a ys unknown. Cld 34, fchr* Joseph Fish, "Fiby eke, ltimore. Sid sehr Julia Baker, Low, BRISTOL, J ‘Srocker, Phils. delpin toh fen ore Brown; Carr, NYork for ‘al River. sta Dec 28-Arr achra © Fantauz7\ Wooster, Phi Malloch, NYork; Sis, brig Gold Hun. ir pace Aen fond iid for Corn)” Cid 26uh, sch fall “ALL iivieie ‘Jan {There is much ice in Mount Hi Bay, extending — as fartas Mount Hope. Schr Jas Nal. son, Burt, from Philadelphia for arnteed abe fone miles below this city on the Sd, where "she remained th! mo ning rogen tn, N ‘CKET. Dec 30—Arr sloop Tawtemeo, Ray, NYork. ie ORT, Jan 3--Sld schr Chi ef, Barker (from Amboy), w, Burkiek, Elizabethportfor Paw- Davis, NYork for Somerset. Sid ic, Havana, san 4—Arr schra Fenneytvanis, Ladd, rig Victoire, from Laguasra, Pure Elf, from iele Janctro, went up this moruiog, “There are 2 barks now (4 PM) olf die Beacon Light coming in, and the steamtug America is going uff to tow tiem up, Wind NW, weather cold, and some siow on 1 ound PORTLAND, Jan SiqArt sehr A Colby, Harriman, Curacos via Holmes’ Hole. Cid brig Mansunilit, Bartlet, Matanzas; rs Nancy I Hazan, Coombs, do, Veluna, Stanwood, New Yor! PROVIDENCE, Jan 4—Arr steamer Pelican, Baker, New York Sid yueht Reindeer, Lynch, Port Royal, SC, vii New ‘ork. 5ti—Arr steamer Faloon, Jones, New York; schr Carlton Jayne, Howland more. ( tion is’ now seriously impeded, ice haydng formed nearly as far down as Warwic Solr An eynolds, from NYork for Providence, (near Pawcixenton Friday afternoon, but on ac- it the fee she got under weigh the next day and went b d vessels will 5 r moderates, ) PAANGISCU, Dee Lares ip Hormel, Mitchell, New York; Kit Carson, Howes, Boston; 3d, War Hawk, Simons, th, Haze, Holmes, and Punjanb, Miller, do: Otse- ursiey, Be ton; Belvidere, Jackson, do; Sunshine, Asa A Eldridge, Calyt, Mazadan! or, NYork ; ‘Storm Kini, Challen: low, New Bediora POLITICAL. pre ENDENT | Democrat GENERAL CoM. A regular meeting takes plo» 0: ary 8 ot 8 o'clock, at Military H Ing olfloera for thé year 1962 | _Myen Mastex, Secretary. Wednesday evening, Janu- for the purpose of elect- HERRMAN, Chairman, st, WARD—AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD AT ‘0. 24 Morris street, on Monday evening, January 6, 1562, in acsordanee with the Gall of. the Movart Hall Ganeyal Cons: mittee, the following ticket was unammously elected to the General Commitice ter 1862:— James Fitzger Cornelius Flynn, ‘Michael Sullivan, John Coniey, Michael St, George, ENCE Neate dike, tna ctors, ‘AM KENNEY.’ § “ WE, THE UNDERSIGNED INSPECTORS certily that at a primary election of the national demo-ratic republic ‘an electors of this Second w: Inpurauuuce of weall of the Special Commitee of Murari it Id at No. 205 Water street, on Monday ing, 8, the following named gen‘ : at this Ward ty the General Committee for 18i2:— me Do napectors TH WARD.—AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD AT 39. Now Bowery, the following ticket was elected over Ory — UMFK FOR. 1862—Thomas Fitz- ne Sullivan, Hugh Keane, Wil- Richard Fitzpatrick. eis Muphy, Patrick O'Donnel trick Davis, Witliam Ahern, Richard | Sieqhen Lyn Coyle, John i nes Godfrey, uth mean White, Pairieck Pati pk, Roa John ‘sultvan, Dante! Quinn, Michael Tagan, ith power to add. AAA ZY ICHARD FITZPATRICK, }rospectors, PATINCK CROWE, Williata Cleary, James ety Paniel Quinlan, Je ‘TH WARD MOZART HALL NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC General Committee for 132, Daniel Kennedy, Michael J: Kelly, Johu Loeman, Michael Madigan, Isaac Block, E. R. Rennil, Alex. H. MeGarron, Jo- seph Mallon. The adore | tick was duly elected, JAS. HEALEY, * Tanpectors. DAVID McGONEGAL, § TH WARD—AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HBLD AT the house of Richard O'Grady, corner of Pike and Madi son strects, on Mouday evening, Jan. 6, 1862, pursuant to the call of the ‘Mozart Hall General Qommit following oket, headed Daniot H cr Deveeates To THE 6 Hughes, Patrick McNamara, Thomas Shields, Richard O'Gra- ay, Gentge O'Connor, Samiel J Lenzworth, James McMa- hon, Michael Mooney, Brien 1'MeMahon, Mi- chael Howard, Sine: SHABL EHOW, Ro, 1) ATRICK MONA’ Mic HAL SOO TH WARD.—AT THE PRIMARY BLECTION OF THE National Demucratie Repuviican Mozart Hail Comm.t- iee, held at Martin Mager’s, 220 Third tallof the Mocart Hall Executive. Com Jan, 6, 1862, the following Ucket was duly elected, receiving the majority of the votes east, 10 wit: Frederick Repper, Peter McKnight, Thomas J. Careiton, William ©. Barver, Nathan 8 Reed, Dennis Garretson, Joseph Helieshein, Jobn Lander, William Gage, Owen Keenan Charles T, Leviness, Levi Coben, Cornelius Clitford, Michael Grace, Jos ph Sweeney, Peter Donohue, George J. Camp- bell, James Kelly, 'A, (Inspectors, 1 TH WARD—MOZART HALL. signed Inspectors of a primary ele Lyueh’s, corner of ing of the 6h e Com rn Sheree majority GeNEKAL Comatrer—James Lynch, Thomas Cassin, Pa- trick Begg, Cornelius Cassidy, Henry Manron, Jas, Mi ney, Michas! Burk, Philip Canfield, John Bush, Pate Quinn, NELIC SIDY, / SERBMUAH BUS Inspectors. DANIEL CALLAUAN, New Yor, Jan. 6, 1:62, 1 TH WARD, MOZART HALL—AT A PRIMARY election, beld at 124 Seventh avenue, on Monday even- in. 6, the following ticket rae duly elecied:— 0 Mroome and ireeis, on the even in pu ee, declare the following ticket elected by ing, Jan, Dist. Villiam Brennan, 2—P. Lynch. 3—Rector Fulimer. 4—John Pheiion, 5-F, Cutt. 10—Orlando P, Smyth. ROBERT L. HARCKLEY, BATHIOK LYNCH, 6—Jarmes Wadworth, 7. . Doll. 4 Tospectors —— —— 1 TH WARD.—AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT Putnam Hail, 79 Third avenue, the following ticket was unanimously elec MRAEERS OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE, Int Dist.—James NeGregor. oth Di x Dist.—Jacob Dil. ian Dist. youn Me Dut —Edward inn Dist.—Enonen Saas. 18tn Dist.—Androw Hogel, "Fiwantes as? *Uiuspectors on BURKE, QTLWARD—AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT are, Fifth avenue, on Monday 7th Dis m. Bi LS am par west Robbins. i wing gentlemen were elccied the Mozart Hall General Committer = Dis Patrick Ford, Dist. 6—Wm, Cini eter Meehan. en er Diving. 3—Peter Rash. Edward D. MeCabe. Daniel Gallagher. Micharl McCann, CLAR EASES een WARD—MOZART HALL.—POR DELEGATES TO a’ General Commitire — <1-Pranciad-Mardonough, Dia. §-Willam Gallacher, hn Maguire, is. 6—Roger Dowling. Dis &—Prauels Pitt Be Foe Sher Francis Fitzsimmons. _ Dis ®—Joseph Murray. ROGER DOWLING, 2 TH WARD. <IN 1 PURSUANCE OF A CALL OF THE General Committee, a pr election “et of Ninth Moen nthe following General. Commirree—William Brat, fill, Fowler, Michael Barrett, Keyran Perkins, Wiliam’ M ard Gattman, hard Armstrong, James Rey hema Kiernan, leman, Denne Ryer, ‘ina Oe David M Fuoues Beer, Jobn Mek: / MCCONKEY, UKE emery Inspectors, ST WARDIN PURSUANCE OF ao CALL OF ‘the Mozart Hail General net election being heid at 384 Thir! avenue, we, he hve igned In- do certify that the fol gentlemen have been A by a majority of two hundred and thres votes (30% Gavenat Commrrrer—James Crawford, ever H. Jackson, gh rady, James O'Brien, Morgan L.' Harris, Joho Mult Fos Saen » Vorhis, J, Charige vider, Gilbert Dewn, Join josey, Gi . rian, Michael Commer. Who cite. ft voten en ole numbut oF heer the ticket euded 9 a me hed Hele Joh Whiesier Jéteiiait Walsh, reed JOHN MU. GHAS. GUT x MICHAEL CONMERFORD, WINES AND “LIQuvons, A’ THE SEVENTH AVENUE DISTILLBRY, 319 AND ftospectors 821 Seventh avenue, between Thirtieus and Thirty-iret | fereein, New York, you ckn get the iargeat ma Amore the boat juor 6 least fone le el wora for sale iu bond.” Wit, SrOQHBS a BOR. SALES OF REAL ESTATE. COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—OR EXCHANG! jew House, eonaising al the modert taprorementa et Mwurpateed eight tle a ore Inquire of MINEW # SOMERVILLE, $7 Naseatt a A Sena pp vant -09 SORES, 17 17 MILES IN uw as mack, 10 tara, from lew ee | Good buildings : v Inge propertye ee Ay ir SeRtirO ait Broadway, MAQECTCRNE VIEW oe , HUDSON.—FOR sale, rent or exchange for property, un- ineambersd: bopwoen Feords and ists avenues, a stone -naion, fifty: rr exclusive of two stone Newb ore of out at out ine, twenty bare ‘one mile north of Ne Co Point Fy uhoughe th land Pi mectieut e whole of ‘Newburg 4 wie Beet lagen of New Windsor, Newburg, Fiahk if landing, Idlew!td 4c. The premises include a fishpond, ornamental aud fF fruit trees ot "The roads sro unusually fine the neighborhood, Term: posponable: Susniahed.o or a nished; two-thirds on_m Avply to WILLIAM ¢. W! G1 Wall street, New York, oF on the premises. bid pany HOUSE 21x80, containing 1¢ ‘and, without wast. 4 great sacrifice and Ben COUNTRY ae WITH 18 OR 40 ACRES land, three in yard, finely’ arranged; abundance of fruit, shade, shrubbery, &c.; choice place in’ every respect; thred.auaricre of a mile from Morristown depot; for sale very low. SEYMOUR & WHITON, 182 Broadway. IARMS, COUNTRY SEATS AND RESIDENCES, OF ull sizes, qualities, prices and locations, convenient to the eft raveling a facilities, schools and_ churches, for sale Western tends, and naylvanie and ARM WANTED.—FORTY OR SIXTY ACRES, ON _ the north side of Leng Island: water view, good soll, ving such to sell ean call on or address J. 8 Nass street, OR SALE—IR CONSYQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH, or would be ang'd for aterm of 100 to15i) a rex, of New well located within c of the ands in the city, dolug a good Slotk and Aztatent fetes $11,0% is $12.00, 1. B., Herald vilice, stating when an mite TWO STORY AND ATTIC 2—THE FIN House and Lot No, 273 East Broadway; high basement and sub-cellar, with a rear extension containing four rooms, ‘The house has all the modern improvements, range, hot and cold water, bathroom, water closets, gas, Xe., (e., in first rate order. Will be wold eh Inquire on the remixes. Suit “Also, for a House also chandixe for Real Estate, ¥. D, RICHARDSON & Ci ios, and 6 Pine st. , | — ROO! a, oo r zatlags BTORE LET—DOING 4 GOOD CUS. un trate. 6 Sixth avenue. URNISHED FLOOR TO LET—SUITABLE Rousckeening. 1p a small private family; house has lern improvements; terms ‘Fifieth Apply ry Second avenue, first house below ieth streets east OTEL TO LEASE OR FOR SALE—AT eck depot, New York and New Haven about 30 miles from New York. For terms, conditions, &en apniy 8. SMITH, owner, ‘at the offlce of 0. Close, Bq, We Head Bank Building, corner of Third avence aad Twenty-ifth street, fro from 9 t toll A. M. PS OF AN ELEGANT MODERN, HOUSE TO LET, ‘accommodation kitchen, 6, 250’ West Twenty: Vixsures complete.” apply for one week, sf consists of parlors, throm, ere unusually moderate, Apply at " ENT ONLY $450.—TO LET, IN BROOKLYN, A THREE fis enti nee but A thoes antec’ feos ieee Apply oration, and but. short distance’ from the fer to ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. $2 Willian street, TORE TO RENT.—TO RENT, A SMALL STORE ON SS) Broadway, on the west side, ‘uhtable for lace or othes fancy business, Apply to E. ii LUDLOW @ C0. Nod ne street. 10 ET—SPLENDID Pram, BB ats) A GROCEEY juire at the corner of Forty-first street and rpo Lmr—1wo, SPLENDID SUITS OF APARTMENTS, each consisting of parlor, dining room, two bedrooms and kitchen. Tuquire at the coraer of Forty-tirs . treet and Fourth avenue, ” -& GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 01 ‘PYING built house, up town, are desirous of letting a portion of it toa Fespeetable family; rent very low. Apply at 240 West Twenty-eizhth street, near Ninth avenu 10 LET—THE VERY HANDEOME, ALL FOUR atory brown stone House, ik second , al bi ig LET—FOR HALF THE USUAL RENT—A MEDIUM sized three story brick house on Clinton avenue, Brook: lyn, It has water, gas, bath, &¢. Apply to G. A. SMITH, orne) of Ft Fulton street. po Le —A SUIT OF TWO OR THREE WELL FUR. nished Kooms, to a small family, for housekeeping; all niences. Apply at No. 9 Amity place, between Bleecker Amity streets, “If the gentleman whe called on Sun atiernoon will please call again, he will find the terms an everyting to stil. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—AN ELEGANT COUNTRY Seat, at Orange, N.J., within only ten m nutes” walk of the ddepot! ‘the house is hanasomely fuenished seit es, he both, &c, ‘The faprise al Iti out, with , barn and ne- ‘or will be ex- ‘ork. Apply to OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.~A THREE STORY BROWN stone House and Lot in West Thirty-loarth street, eon- twining a!l the modern improvements; of will exeliwns¢ for a Tous ourth and Apply to MOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For MERCHAN: in a handsaine villape, Store, dest in pro mas, ail low prices, ien, the two im. his is a tine propert BIG POR SALE OR TO LET—A FULL SIZED FIRST Clas: Houise and Lot on Murray Mill iro lots west of Fifth et by d nearly a lars apply to HENRY No. 18 JOR SALE ‘oR TR DE, FOR O11 ory, BROOKLYN = dersey N. 165 do, near Un saw and grist u. . 40m Broadway. NO. EXCHANGE, FOR LOTS OR OTHER PROPERTY iu Brooklyn or N wo Basement Houses, ioeat- ad.up town, $400 iu tush wanted. The cost over $12.00, Address 8. G., Herald of TERY CHEAP.—FARM OF 140 ACRES AND 75 Ac RES, at South Jerusalem, L. 1, fruit and fine Croton Falls, torty-five miles evat Kindertinok; 20 eres near Sumaervile, 0 exchange tor el “PORTER & INGERSOLL, 385 Broadway, rwom 17. \/ANTED TO PURCNASE—A SMALL HOUST, SINA 400d location, with about ten thousand dollars; '« {cont of iinet feet on ‘Central Park, tree of incumbrance, be ta part payment, Particulars of E. H. LUDLOW & ire iruperty recently ) TO PURC Bleeckor r Which, willbe paid FOR SALE, pei A BUTTER AND CHEESE STAND FOR SALE cheap, in Atlantic street Murket, Brookiva—.tand No. 15, Apply at ihe stand, Reayon for selung, have two. AL GOOD GROCERY AND Ligvor STORE FOR sale nt the corner of Forty-eighth street amd Ninth a ypire inthe store or at ‘West Twenty-seventh "suuafacwory reagon given for selling. “RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, WITH OR WITHOUT Stock, the Lease, Siock, Fixtures and Good Will of a guor ;morete the Picst ward, dolar busine: of whole yer ent'up stabrs $14 mouthiy. of Mr. PAY’ VTE #8 Division meet. vid ‘able lease at low rent: very handsomely jited a) D* ra tock; superior location, and doing a fair basi: neve. A tine store aud avar'ments for a family. ___ SOUTHWIOK & WOOD. #2 Ni OR SALE—AT 58 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, a Lager Bier and Billiard Sakon; the pr how engaged in the brewing business, wil ne Hai able considerati order, good as new, LEOPOLD STORE FOR SALE—A RARGAIN—LONG AND oR SALE—A FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE Tease, Stock and Fixtures, situated on Broadway, with Dwelling. ‘Rent $200. Handsomely fitted up, well stocked and deluga fur Business, This 1a rare chunce for a party with @ small captial. xthange for # Lotup wwn, Apply on the pr-uiver, 1,2 \ IX A Goo Loe) For partic corner of or SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, WITH THREE ovens, ali in good order, having done & gol business for the inst twenty-ive years in bread, cakes and crackers, Will be sold cheap. Apply at 74 Nassau street, corner of Pearl, Brooklyn, well established, in Finer is the ‘only frraie means. Ap: OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED ILAT, CAP AND For extra inducements ty any pr yson d asinese, Biore im the bes: location, r further particulars address box Aigeport, Coun, EREST OF A RETIRING PART. paying $6,000 annually. $50) cash RSOLL, , 335 Broadway, room 17. Foes SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, LOCATED IN THE < part of the Fuureenth ward, ind new dovnca god Dusiness, For particulars apply to Rt. k. ‘237 Mout street, for three days, and a DR SALE.—PARTIES DESTROUS OF | OnTATNING basiness, having capital vw invést, may learn of se desirabie investments by calling onJ. B. Ti Nassau street, OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A iirst class Liquor Store, situaied ou Browiws;, near second streot; ‘will be sold ata Bacritee, «1 accoilne oF the death ot the proprictor: i has « OF Cum tom. | Fo For Tull particwlars apply to JAMES HUE, katt ALE—THE 3" FIXTURES A“ D LE. ASE. Md fectionet aay yoo, ne it, doing & prota Ae jo. 782 Third avenue, in this city. ioe on. the FoR ‘SALE—HOTEL, ABOUT THIRTY ROOMS, FINE ly furnished; rent $1,000; in front 100 cars arrive depart hourly; receipts at the bar $15 Ww $25 per rt cagh, balan on marcgnge, ¥, D. RICHARDSON & CO., 82 and 84: OR SALE—A Ban: — SHOE STORE. oN BROAD- Grocery in Brooklyn, a larg: Glove Manufne- turing Baanlishment at Newars Potent tights, aud veher Lem 1. chances, D. _ RICHARDSON £00. 2 and 84 Nassau att street, Fo, SALE—A GOOD CHANCE #9 go. a0 IN 7 THE Lt. quor business.—The owner . offers tor gale she good oprner Siorsnarell Aved SF Spend now doing a od buslneas, having Won established for the Laat ten years, ply to D. G. SIMMONS. Ld Wail street, MOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A CORNER D Store, in a good location, Apply at 574 ER LIQuo P| oo ‘this day. t | FoR, SALE CHEAP—A PORK, POULTRY, BUTTER and Cheege Store, nicely sited up, Foom aid bed ruom off, low rer ad trades selling Ju consenuence of Teaving the SAA Nasa atreet, GQCERY FoR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST ST. Brook!yn.—Choice and well selected stock— -- ‘Terma toa real purchaser made satisfactory. Inquite of J, cH et, Brooklyn, betw: oon 5 ny andé 0 clock. Rete JRANT FOR SALR—ON THE MOST LISERAL terme, or will Srey for ® farm or residence; is long estabiished; favorive place handsomely fitted up and Nienished; doing mlarge Aret dass business, and exceeding good chance to pars money, SOUTHWICK & WOOD, 82 Nonsan street, pay pee eed cota 3. WITHOUT ork, long established an pnb | dant Hor i neo oe Apply cker street, between 10: B o'clock, R MAKERS—A RARE CHANCE —FOr SALE , the Axtures of an established Segar Store, doing A good business. The best reason given for selling. ‘Apply immediately at 639 Hudson street, $85. =—FOR SALE, A \ MANUFACTURING BURINESS, made etook than the ammount. Acker oR within hres days, ea ie ewser bas got ta leave the vest oer will taken. Apply from 8 to 5 o'clock, at | street, in the basement, ELAN D, No. Od | (0 LET—-IN BROADWAY, SEVERAL SPLENDID Stores, as well as eligivle Lofts, suitable for railroad, express or insurance busi Apply t© ALBERT H: NICOLAY, No, 82 William street, qnare; Parlor, Bedrooms, private fautly. Mo tmes, Apply at #20 Broadway. (PO LBI-THE YINE STORE NO. 90 THIRD AVEN 1 Also the lower part ot House I Apartments of three rooms Fifth avenui CORNER STORE 40 BY 40, HIGH CEILING, rindows ou both streets; large safe c GOmANE OF ay Aral rate ‘Address 8. M., box 175 Herald FyPavava TERS COMPANY A, 12TH REGIME Pai.ack Garpex, Jan. 6, Nia. SPECIAL. ORDER NO. 4. The members of this company are hereby ordered to report larters by oF betore Jandury ¥, 1852, or be thereafter as deserters. ‘A list of those not reporting at that time. will be furnished the poli, and the uaal rewards will be pald for thelr ar- nimuster for payment will be made on Thursday, ‘By order of ROBT. AVERY, Captain. AvrxanpiR Macponat, Jx., Orderly Co, A. HE PAST AND PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE NEW York City Guard are requested to meet at the tits ay, 70 ost. at 11 A M, attend Funeral of the late suthtoandani, Lieutauant’ Coloacl W. He Hullick, Ninth regiment N. ¥. 8.'M HE, MEMBERS OF COMPANY C, CITY GUARD, SEA Coast artliery, are Faquesied, to ineet at the Armory, 654 Broadway, at WA. M. thi day, 7th inst., in citizen! dreay, to attend the funeral o Lieutenant Colonel Wm, He Haliitk. ‘By order of D. BANKS, JR, Commandant. LECTURES. TUE HON. RDWAI RVERETT All debi is THE ‘ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF THE WAR, “WeRcantiee LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ACADEMY GF MUStC, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3 ay 8 O'CLOCK. The He Geo, OF > All preside occamon, Fikes tai bets ae tne hon ont Bat at the Libra Sibeit's ‘12 Walt btreed; CWniee rntown Laverty streets ‘Muinic, and at ihe book= stores generally, PHE THIRTY THIRD ANNUAL Bele 4 ire Department, the Pao pales ea bse the wiawe at and phan en, will take place at s Saloon, on Monday evening, Saptlary 20, 1 is miay be procured of the managers, or of the follows HENRY A. BURR, President 2s" ee pug eeg Ereakfo perieegene Be ¢ ree r rents TITUS, Treasurer, ver Savings Bank. THE WAR. A RMY AND NAVY Pay COLLROTED AND ARERARS of pay for supernumerary oficers N RP MURRAY. Army aud Na Nery Bankers, jausan street, N. ¥., opposite the PPROVED MILITARY BOOKS. Da Gavalry Dell, with $5 engrav o w v1 Army Manat for ‘Otiore 2 ai pas infantry Tactics, with 92 engravings, Do. School of the Battalion, aie. Do. complete, 137 engravings, Se. AY. Frail bdo to hil ny com manshtp ne objection. Ca be raised in this State. or mever for Fall in, jaarcers in brick building, ‘Quarantine, Staten, "foland. vay 14 per month; uniforins and equipments all furnished inediately to one or more recrults. 1 WR Capt, WM. W. BENNETT, 100 ) Broadway, up stairs, APTAINS OR LIBUTENANTS HAVING COMPANIES or parts of companies, and parties about raising compas Virginia: can do ao by aadrecaing Captain Wan, A avery” 68 nia, can a ve East Sixteenth atree! bi ud Fe BANNERS AND REGIMENTAL COLORS.— tats Mount tuning iki a Eagles, &c. Manufactures Duane street, New York. FFICERS RESIGNED FROM THE REGIMENTS or this or any other State can receive their arrears of immediately by forwarding their papers to JOUN B. MURRAY, Atiny and Nai denice 3 Naw Nowe A Ty opposite the Post oklce. ARTIES HAVING MEN TO DISPOSE OF WILL BE Itberally treated with by add ‘Allon, 13 Bank street, with full partie RIZE MONEY TO OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE SAN JACINTO, CONSTELLATION AND MOWICAN, now paid daily by the unde ‘are being made BROOK: ELM SUMTE! inaxan SRURMUREAY. prepara Ray pari nished inte trean “Aruliery, ation ad WELLING'S PATENT COMPRESSED T°, troy ‘Grmtern for making change; samples sent free; also Pocket Inkatands for the sol fe Gale in lots to suit pnrehasers, MW) Sign of te Gulden Elephant, 416 Broome atreet, eee —WE SELL ep] rare AND EN: teomang bovtd f tp @ Pyne Rtationery Pr Cireulars ese ‘ALBION HOTEL AND , BOARDING " TOUSE, ‘agp ois Tludson street, corner of Charles.—Rooms from $1 wuiset Fafa te ae ia Te eis RT, Proprietor. T SKATING. ih KATES. —HEST T ENGLISt wee sie treet, a a ite tt} sili vi tka phe ge an fowbere mt Fy Sera et ‘Agent, ies ee ian pa. gi Rie —— 190 Fulion street ony charge 15 conte ime en Sharp's p's Tubens mer patel vmbination cush| theta? en T new, with Shi yo.pannan use mat will be for nearly Wait there cont, by aj pplying immediately ne Mercer airect, nese, Bleecker. =] Friich dove ray WO per gents there is more rong fold | ~ SPORTING. A )RANCIS fend eye Xo. ne PECK 8 gut om tm ee HAS fa ea