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cently introduced into the Northwestern States, particularly Illinois, with great success. It is thus evident that the North is not dependent on the South for any of its three great staples— sugar, cotton and tobacco—and the South will ultimately be the principal sufferer by its wicked rebellion. Tue HERALD AND THE Post Orrick ADVERTIS- 1NG.—The Postmaster of this city is required by law to invite, annually, the city newspapers to send him certified statements of their daily circulation, and B-also directed to give the Post ‘Office advertising to that journal which he is satisfled, from these statements, has the largest @aily issue. For several years the Herap has had this advertising, upon these terms, and the Postmaster has just awarded it the advertising ‘for the current year. There was never any doubt about the superiority of our circulation; but we congratulate our enemies and failing cotemporaries, that the fact is again proven officially, and without any betting nonsense. Tue Nationatiry or THE VoLUNTEERS.—The «report of the Sanitary Commission of the army, which we published yesterday, acquaints us with the important fact that at least two-thirds -of the volunteers are native Americans. This is an official refutation of the allegations of foreign journals, that our army was composed elmost entirely of foreigners. It is true that the Germans and Irish have enlisted in large numbers ; but in a country composed to a great extent of men of all nations like this, such ‘was to be expected. NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. Short Session—Raymond Besieged for Places on Committees—Bills to Fortify the Fronticr—A Tribute to General Scott—A Firebrand in the Lobby—The District Attorney Called Upon for the Testimony Given Before the Grand Jury on the Passage of the Post Office Bill—How Members’ Votes jaro Sold by | the Lobby Operators, &c., d&c. Avpany, Jan. 8, 1862. But little has been done to-day by either house. There Appears to be, in fact, a disposition to do as little as pos- sible until the committees are appointed and the policy of the dominant party is developed. Under the surface, or, ag I might moro appropriately state, the sud rosa ‘Work is all directed towards bringing influence upon the Speaker and Clork, the latter to appoint his deputies, and the former the officers of the House and the arrangement Of his committees. The list of the committees will not be ‘@nnounced until about Monday next. The Committees of Ways and Means, Militia, and Cities and Villages are Jooked upon as the important committees of the session, and there is a great scramble for place on the two Jattor, Madame Rumor has already made out those com- ‘mittees for the Speaker; but inasmuch as they are not fixed by Mr. Raymond himself or the decrees of Madame Rumor ratified by him, Irefrain from giving them, know- ‘ng that they are entirely unreliable. Both houses had short sessions to-day—only about one hour each. In the Senate several bills were noticcd; ‘among them was one for fortifying Cape Vincent, at the torminus of the Rome and Watertown road. Others of the same nature aro being prepared, and it will not be long beforo bills providing for the erection of fortifica- tions at every point on the Canada line will be introduced. ‘The short time that is being made in that direction in the Legislature will make the Committee on Militia and Pub- tic Defence one of the most important in the Legislature, ‘and demands that the presiding officers of each house shall select for its members the ablest and beat men in their respective branches to act upon those committees, Senator Woodruff presented a preamble and resolutions complimontary to General Scott, and proposing a presont as a token of esteem and»approciation of his valuable services, Some twenty-five bills were noticed in the House this morning, among them a large number relating to the city of ©. w York and the military organizations of the city, but none of any great importance to the public at large. Quite a sensation was raised by the introduction of a resolution by Mr. Price, of Ulster, calling upon the District Attorne; sistent with his the Grand Jury to lay before the House, if con- ublic duties, the testimony” before ‘Albany county im reference to the corruption of last session, which brought to light seve: checks that were paid out to secure the phe eobhs ny New York Post Oflice bill. @ great deal of ultorin and its immediate adopt ion did notin the least remedy the matter. Should As there area large number rs whoss names turned up on these District Attorney comply with this pet and furnish the information, we may look for den departures ‘wholesome dose by thinning out the ‘timony sustains the general rumors, the aagption of T080- Lations, exclud trom floor of the resi ‘There in the next Grand Jury of the the developements, and perhaps a f ae Albany, and oe oa ood by. the tes. several persons the privi of , Will doubtless follow a bese sr may be some interesting developements week. The ovidence before the disposition of one twen- ty-five thousand dollars, said to have heen expended Oa the passage cf that Dill, Pleasant to some of those conr rected w Rot prove altogether ith the transaction, ‘and there will nodoubt be a howl raised by those who are hurt. It is certainly about timo that something was done to put a stop to the extensive business of buying bills throu, daily , 48 woll as that of outsiders and hangers on members’ votes about the streets, and ae sellng th thems with as mach unconcern as a Wail street broker disposes of his Central and Erie Railroad stock, Ofventimes whon he is not on speaking terms with tho momber whose vote he sella. Th are many members: ‘who are honest and conscientious in the discharge of = duties who could not be controlied or influenced by improper motive, yet leave Behind them at the close or their term an impression that they have been influ- enced in their actions by fortune out of their the very revorse and have made a good when, in realit; state of the 1 Pat, case. Their bad ai has ae obtained by the action of some lob! ybymen that bas watched and inquired around ‘until he has ascertained what way certain members will ‘vote op such and such bilis, and then s{he.are interested m the dillon the « fon Off to those that the mem- in question have made up their mind to ‘vote, ond inform him that they can get Mr. ©) and So to vote as he desires it »¢ 0 munch. A bargain is struck, and'when the bill comes : p the member yotesas indicated, and the lobby broker recei,es his money ; the person who pays it, as a matte: of couys:, looks upon’ the member as ‘& person whose vote can be purchased at any time, when in reality he is porivetiy innocent of any outside iranan- ‘and pocketing the money. Sneh incidents a: means of a rare occurence, but are in reality ‘& oecuronce during the last half of the session @re mombers who in nine cases ot 0. ten never spoke to, and does mot even Know the person who has been selling his vote not by any every day unquestionably received money, oF Home othor valuable consideration, for their pr Bloke will tl atill going on, but even those enormous numbers did not + @over all famous house of 1860 there were, between and in the last house about thirty. Time Whether tho reduction of the number is who left with ‘he reputation of selling their ‘yotes—a reputation obtained by the above cause when ‘the mombere were innocent of any use of their names The New York Troops in the F: ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR @ ‘Tho Lrgettf tho Ins] fits troops in thee service of tl Firt—To data and interest of importance in regard froome, areata information available to all parties BNERAL. ‘tor General submits the follow- wot between the State and nited gStates :— establish an office ane gather into it all to New York nS make this office the medium of communica- \ ton between the State officers and State t ‘Third—To act ‘Act for the State executive in such matters require — atteation, at the various mili- u (ts of the general gor ernment. i Searinaa he tho Leeson $ authorities here in ay matter referred to “ay Ba Seep vensbose, tattoos relating to our troops, supplies, The State Militia. ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF THE JUDGE ADVOCATE ‘The GRNRRAL. of the Judge Adyooate jermieen valuable to increase waae ie naan te the the State militis, The act of 1792 is pro- ounces to bo on utter fallure, and should be at once re- ee eee First—The introduction of a certain degree of training and.instruction into the schools and collages the Stare. This,would obviate Semnrente: standing arm; me yyw bP Militia system of the State, including mate by ‘thus rendered liable to the State for the paj ing to Rag gh ang yaround toa vo the students are educated aa ite retention of the main features of the pre- the present aud regiments, The enrolment 10 08 8 of the militia, and the counties to bo ment of one @ollar for every enrolled man who fails to attend the an- ‘pual, paras Tue Sum thus raised would make a fund of NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1862. 5 eS at least annum, which should be devoted to | List of Vessels Duc at the Port of New »VEM OMicial Drawings oO rouge’ aaa” @ attend the funerat, on F afternoon, at iti’ past one ae a tna ene nt woud me ot MILITARY Mi EMENTS IN THE CITY. | 0 Kentucky an Miso aie Gris orci, atthe ction Eylecona ‘buf in Rye: Cars bein every respect eficlont for? Ive servioe 1, muy | There have beon but few arrivals at this port during | DEPARTURE OF Th.” NINETY: NINETY-Finst REGI | 68, 29, 21, 7, 60, 19, 67, 75, ve oe: 45, 9. Pip gn ig alg LS Se Sie, cone pepanst nem commen omer Ome om | Teo BON lon cape, owing 10 the prevailing wesley winder 10, 78, 92, 46, 76, YI 72, GT, 60, 6), ob), 88, 11, 42. | narasnch Widow of David'Valance inthe 73d year of poner ares large number of vessels due at the present | qhig rogi pi erties Ve Hroulara sent free of charge b Aden sitio ; {ction of militia commissions to seven regiment, under commas’ jacob Van sent ressin, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of years, aye wast xipresnt commissions st the time, among which are the following, with their date of | 7,541, which hes been quartered ox’ Governor’s Ialand fcr » See EDDY & her nephews, James and John Gemmel, ate respectfully end of three titul an Examining —— the ist three weeks, after several dis; PPointments got off to the seat of war yesterday morning. ‘They got on board the steamer Ericson, and proceeded direct to Key Went. Tho regiment numbers 950 hardy looking and we', Captain. Where From. — Date. Adela Bell Ropertacn +++-Deal, OfMctal Drawt Lottery. have become disqi h—The repeal of the act relating to the First divi- sion and Fifth brigade. No reason is seen why New York Exrra C1 1—January 6, 21, 71,63, 24, 30,51, 54, 48, 0,10, 10,13, 69, 20,72 Cuass 1 17-—Januai and Brooklyn should havo a different militia system from drilled men. | The names of the officers of the regimen, 2 the rest of “he State, ‘and it creates woatuaan ana want Sire Lome Deneitiee pabliehed. ‘The following is @ lis 61, pile ei 42, 16, ts, 71, 19, 39, 20. of uniformity of action, Sixth—' . “foun A. MORRIS & CO, ‘The enactment of a series of articles of war Colonel—Jacob Van Zandt, Wilmington, Delaware, Colonel—Jovathan Tarbell, Lieutenant for the government of troops in the service of tho Major—Charles G. Clark. A. Mecklonberg. in time of war, when not mustered into the service of the | Aristides adhut RF. Kew ‘al Havana Lot Pr Cashed United States, to be Prepared upon the basis of those of Chaplain—W. D. Brown : wats jnformation furnished by TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 the United Caled athien, With such, modifestions only as are Surgeon™Roberi rian ‘all street, New York. Wi ei ig nd ‘Assistant Sur, 7. Myors. Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lotteries. contained in this plan for pontiac ag of look tothe Derma Information given. nent improvement of the militia, There are others re- lating to its speedy organization for the defence of the State should its services be required for that purpose. It is of tho first importance that skeleton organizations at least should be created at once in every regimental district of this State, so that by volunteering or by draft- ing, they may, ifnecessary, be Alea up at very short Rotice to the proper st to effect this some farther be sag yd necessary, ‘the details of which are submitte It is ay opinion that your Excellency would find it impossible under the militia laws as thoy stn at present, in aca of emergsh row fy =o. the modifications and amendments sugges! tively necessary. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Axbawy, Jan. 8, 1862. Mr. Wooprurr presented a memorial asking that the auction duties of New York revert back to the city trea- sury. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, Wall street, up stairs, New York Balmoral Boot: 50, for Ladies, at CANTRELL'S, 13 Browdvrayy between Event ena Tielnin GENERAL VIELE’S STAFF. Adjutant J. H. Liebenau, of the Seventh regiment, Na” tional Guard, has been recently appointed Assistant Ad. eas General and Chief of Staff to Brigadier General ‘jele—whose brigade is now at Port Royal—with the rank of Captain, vice Capt. Pierre C. Kane, removed. Capt. Licbenau is eminently qualified to fill his new position, being possessed of thorough knowledge of military af- fairs. The appointment now accepted was tendered some months since, but not being able to settle up his private affairs Captain Liebenau could not accept it until now. THE SOLDIERS’ AID SOCIETY OF NEW JER- SEY. ‘The Soldiers’ Aid Society of Bergen Pomt,N, J., have come forward nobly for the relicfof our sick and wounded volunteers in the Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, and the hospital at Alexandria, and aay Pate sete fe to each of those institutions a large case ene many Recansery araes: and doticacies t not furnished by govern- ment. Praise is due to the ladies (who are still en- feget in their patriotic efforts) for their generous offer- gs, and particularly to their efficient President, Mre. Sea tare in evening, January 6, at the residence of the bride’s father, 39 allen street, voy tho Rev. J. Boyce, Taomas Conmmity to Mi iss MARGRET A. Boyz, all of this city. MowzamaN—Mowacuan.—On ‘Tuesday evening, January 1, by the Rev. Father Starrs, Mr. Permax Monsauay to Miss Jouia An Mowaanan, |, eldest daughter of Owon Monaghan, ag.» all of this eit con—-HLasasoan Tuesday, January 7, at the resi- —On dence of the bride’s father, 25 Leroy street, by the Rev. Dr. Ballou, A. V, C. Waun to Miss Sanan’E. only daughter of George Hammond, Keq., both of this city. Wittmave—Hatp.—On Wednesday, Rag ragy Mal tte a Hon. George Opdyke, een Witmanw to J. Haxp, both of this cit Died. By Mr. Fouy—To authorize incorporated banks to hold Angry.—On Wednesday, January 8, after a lingering Abram Warner, and their Secretary, Mra. John Mulhol- illness, Micuax, Angry, aged 77 years, th United States stocks. land, for the systematic manner in which the society is | parish of Bruff, county ‘Linteriok, ireland. einen aay By Mr. Connouty—For the inspection of boilers in New nducted. ‘The friends and relatives, and Soper of his son Michael, are respectfully invited to’ attend the funeral, from his Jate raster. c ‘corner of Twelfth streot and Third bed Gowanus, Brookiyn, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further favitation. ‘The remains wil be interred in Calvary Cemetery. California and Limerick Rew Please copy. Battay.—In Jersey City, N. J.,on Wednesday morning, January 8, of scarlet fever, JuLm Extent, daughter of Eliza A. and Edmond B. Bailey, aged 2 yeats, 9 months and 28 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,from tho residence of her parents, No. 115 Warren strect, Jersey City, this (Thurs- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. or.—On Wednesday, January 8, Macansr Connor, anative of the parish of Ardee, county Louth, Ireland, oh stents id intances of the fa1 respect he 3 and acquaint the family are t fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late real. dence, 128 Charlton street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further invitation, Day.—On Tuesday evening, Janvary 7, Mary E. Day widen of the late Charles A. Day, in the 84th year r age. The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Soventh street Me- thodist Episcopal church, at half past two o clock this (Thursday) afternoon. Demrrgy.—On Wednesday, January 8, Jonx, the bo- loved son of Peter and Julia Dempsey,” aged 1 year,2 months and 14 days. The friends and’. acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 491 Third avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. His remeins wili be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Farzpatnicx.—After a short but severe fliness, MicHaRL York and Brooklyn by Commissioners. Mr. Wooprvury introduced resolutions complimentary t® General Scott, and making an appropriation to purchase an album similar to that presented to Lafayette by the city of New York. By Mr. Corxiuxa—To record in the album the principa) events of General Scott’s life, embellished. Assembly. . Aupanry, Jan. 8, 1862. Assembly met at cleven A. M. PRITTIONS PRESENTED. ‘To encourage the production of flax, cotton, &c., in the State. For assumption by the State of its proportion of the national tax. William Cady, of Saratoga, was appointed Postmaster, and Laurens L. Rose, of Wayne, Assistant Sergeant-at- Arms. The Governor transmitted several interesting reports, embracing those of the Surgeon General, Adjutant Gene- ral, Judge Advocate General and Inspector General. ate i, Metropolitan Police Board, Bank Superintendent Canal Commissionors transmitted their annual re- Presentation of a Flag to the Seventh Regiment, from the Ladies of San Francisco. SPEECH OF SENATOR M‘DOUGALL, OF CALIFORNIA. ‘The armory of the Seventh regiment, New York State Militia, corner of Sixth street and the Bowéry, was crowded to overflowing last evening by the rank and beauty of the metropolis, in order to be present at a fag presentation to that regiment. The flag in question is the gift of the ladies of San Francisco, whose fair hands have wrought the material. Shortly after eight o’clock, the regiment being drawn up in hollow square in the armory, Senator McDougall, of California, advanced in front of the platform, and proceeded to deliver tho presentation address, in the rendition of which he was frequently applauded. He said:— Commanpsr, Crnzgn Souprirs—I have becn charged with the pleasant office of representing the ladies of the city tun Wracenen saliesnenmes g. I bring to you this token of their high regard, and in the fulfilment of my commission Ido not know whether to say I am more pleased or mest Through me beauty pays her tribute to arms. the ladies, whose servant Iam, I know I ehall thereby exalt myself and think I shall not for that fail in respect to you. The land in which they live is beautiful trom ita smiling valleys to its @ clad moun- tains, and the ladies are such as should inhabit that land. ‘They pay this tribute to you as baving been one of the first to answer the call to arms, when treason, nursed in pained ist rot until she had giant strength, threatened republic. The Cap ee and let me say ak BILLS NOTICED. By Mr. Lovrraz—For the relief of soldiers of New York held as prisoners in the rebel States. ‘To establish a hospital and an asylum for wounded and sick New York Volunteers. By Mr. Orvasy—To regulate the New York District cour Valor, of your conduct attracted the admiration of the seed’ year neste Lepr a sad EONEee Fitzpatrick, year’s Passengers and Bag- mel me. ee ov aoe ged Nag of 0 Friends and relatives of ‘ihe family are most re- og apres bil 1. the far off land from wi TY toms,” Shoes specttully requested to attend the funeral, from the reai- Mr. Catanax—To amend the New York Firemen’s ladies have instructed me to say of this standard | dence of his parents, No. 51 Mott street, this (Thursday) oe ito tree was taken from the susamit of the Sierra | afternoon, at one o'clock, without further invitation, By Mr. McLsop—To extend the streets between Four- teenth and Thirty-first streets, New York. Several resolutions were introduced foreshadowing business of ipterest. The following were laid over:— Hont.—On Wednesday, Host, relict of Reuben rane services at the po of her daughter, 151 Rivin, evening, at seven Nevada. Its silver was extracted from the bosom of the ene same mountain, ite gold was gathered from the beds of our beautiful rivers, althougi its cloth was woven in ori- @htal looms, it was worked by the fingers of those who eS ee Ca (ioyrsced By Mr. Tatmax—To appoint a commission to pri send me now their greetings. The Pacific to the Atlan- | °'Cl be taken to East Chester for suipioad oe Bee send to tho famishing people of Eng ticapenra.” "The people Cliorhia are yours and ours alld on Friday Imatning, snug o'clesk. Priends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. JeyKiNs.—On ope January 6, Wittiam Janxins, in the 88th year of his ag: ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- ders of Greenwich Lodge No. 40,1. O. of 0. F., are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 217 Ninth avenue. Keere.—On Tuesday, January 7, of consumption, inthe 41st year of her ago, Many Karr, wife of James ler remains will be removed for interment to Calvary Cemetery from her late residence, 158 East Twenty- second street, between First and Second avenues, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends and re- latives of the family are requested to attend the funeral. Lomms.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, January 7, of scarlet Made bonny H., son of Wm. H. and Elizabeth L. Loines, ay "Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully Morning Star... id country. That common country to be main- Moro Castle of common tained, if need be, by great sacrifice. For this is de- manded wisdom in'council and conduct in the field. It may be that the necessities of our common country may cali for the arms of ail her true and loyal sons. May call for you. I know that you will come when it doth call. e full faith of that conviction those who sent me directed me to say to you, accept this token of their high regard. They know it will not be carried backward from any stricken field. History bas taught us that Rosca dieadg oat nover marched northward from the equator. ym the Caucasian Mountains westward, from Scandinavia, southward—not north. ‘The Northern hoart is firm and true, ‘The Northern arm is strong, The Northern foot goes seldom back Whore armed foemen thr« War is a nobie art; valor one of the sublimest of vir- By Mr. McMviizx—Referring matters relating to the Staté Military Board, in the Governor’s Message, to a ae- lect committee for investigation. Aresolution was adopted, introduced by Mr. Prence, requesting the District Attorne; pa Albany county 0 transmit the cvidence before Grand Jury of legis- lative corruption. City Intelligence. ‘Tue RESIGNATION OF GENERAL SickL.—The reported resig- nation of General Sigel has caused considerable emo. tion among a portion of tne Germans, who have held 8 preliminary meeting to make preparations for a mass meeting, to express the views of the Germans with re- gard to that resignation. The result was the appoint- ment of a Committee of Arrangements, composed of the Conway following members:—Mesers. Friederich Kapp, Hugo We- | Silas Greenman. tues, Nono can onter into Valhalla and drink mighty sendok, Sigismatind Kaufmann, Oswald Ottendorter, A-Wil. | 8. Curling Giehoin mead from the skalls of heroes save those who pass | !vited to attond the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 451 Sixth avenue. Lyncu.—On Wednesday, January 8, at the residence of her oy John Lynch, No, 56 Uak street, Mary Lrncu, rs. ‘Tho Trlends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral,on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. MentaGx.—On Tuesday, January 7, Epwarp James Hasutoy Merrace, only son of James aud Sarah Mertage, aged 9 years, 10 months and 1 da; y Eddie, dear, thou art s! et Beneath the willow And many an eye is w mann, Dr. Hyrcnemus Wilhelm, Sam. Tzchirmer, Fe Mann, Dr. Bruggman, and Weil Von Gernsbach. although tho majority are in the dark as to tho cause of Gen. Sigel’s resignation, the object of the contemplated indignation meeting is’ to st against the attacks which may have compelled the General to take this step, and to show, if possiblo, to the oe what their views on the subject are. Among To tebe h Present wel Mr. Emil Sigel, a brother of the eral; Dr. Rud. Jon, his father-{n-law, and = number of prominent Ger- man republican politicians. ‘Women’s Union Missionary Socrety.—The first anni- versary meeting of the Women’s Union Missionary Society of America for Heathen Lands was held yester- through the sacrifices of battle. To strike for our count ben at the same time to strike for freedom is a great pri . When it has been done, and well done, he iat done it comes into the acquaintance of those men who jn the early ages were magnified into demi-gods. Health, heart, strength, triumph to theSeventh regiment of New York wherever they go, and wherever this stand- ard is advanced. Colonel bop bo the Seventh, responded in an appro- priate speech to een, which want of space Preclades our giwing in full. cee wore afterwards delivered by Richard 0. Gorman, Esq.,and Frank Spinola, Esq., when the pro- ceedings terminated. South America, . Berr: Southampton. . “Pratt. Sebastian Cabot Watts .; Shooting Star... .Tiet Liennoop. ... Whitney. Hofm, she] , And long will weop im thes. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited day in the lecture room of St. Paul’s church, corner of The Navy. United Sta) coukaron. Court. | io attend the funeral, from his late residence. No. 183 ‘Twenty-second street and Fourth ayonuo, Rev. Dr. Tyng THE BLOOP-OF-WAR MACEDONIAN. Before Commistioner Osborn. Seventh avenue, this /"(thursday) afternoon, at one in the chair. Dr. Tyng opened the proceedings with an | Tho United States sloop-of-war jonian arrived at OBSTRUCTING A CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICER. bi Philadelphia papers please copy. Moyror.—On Sunday, ‘seecare, 6, Mary Axx, wife of Philip J. Monroe, in the 47th year of her age. The friends of ‘the family are invited to attend tho fu- neral, from 54 Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock. Moxtcomny.—At Montreal,on Friday, January 3, Fp- wanp, tho eldest childof R. W. and V. C. Montgomery, late of New Orleans and Westchester county, N. Y., up- wards of 18 years of age. McCarty.—On Tuesday morning, January 7, after a se- vere illness, Many, wife of Charles McCarty, aged 29 years, 4 months and 10 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Sixty -second street, one door from Lexington avenue, this day, at twelve o'clock noon. McLavowtix.—On Tuesday, January 7, Mr. Wa. Mo- \UHLIN, native of the town of Dumphries, Dumphrie- ire, Scotland, in the 26th yoar of his age. ortho relativesand friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Igy Pd at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 54 Carmine strect. Macrantane.—In Williamsburg, Jonny MAcFaRLane, aged ‘77 years, 10 months and 15 days, @ native of Scotland. is friends, and those of his family, are requested to Coecisaph atvares Ina 160 ‘Second street, this ju afternoon, at one o’e! (ry Bins-On Tuesday afvernoon, january 7, at soven o'clock, Kate, second ¢! Any, daughter of . O'Brien, M.D., 17 years and 6 mon ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of her father in Ninth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Brookilya, th this ue (euneese Thursday) afternoon. at one o'clock. jesday morn| January 7, yoy ae fever of Alexander’ aud Oliver, amet youngest son of years and 14 ‘The relatives and friends the family a saree An tend the funeral, from the residence of hi ty-first strect, near Thirdavenue, this (tunretay) af. 7.3. ert Ong, lay evening, consump- tion, Jommru K. One, in the 26th The vityited to at- 7 Eighth friends and reiatives are res; Penge bor} Friday aftornoon, at’one 0’ velock, without fur. Jax. 8.—John Holway was charged with obstructing A. H. Cocks, an Inspector, in the discharge of his duty, ‘Mr. Andrews examined the Inspector, and Mr. Allaben, a United States Weigher. It appeared by their evidence that on December 31 Inspector Cocks, who had charge of the discharging of the bark Heraldos, told the defendant— a stevadore—to stop discharging the cargo. ‘The steve- dore refused and would not allow tho hatches to be put on, and continued to discharge until four P. 3. ‘Tho defendant was committed for trial. Mr. Ogden for defendant. appropriate prayer for the welfare of the association, after which he read the following reports of tho Secre- tary and Treasurer:—The Secretary, Miss S. D. Doremus, reported that, notwithstanding tho difficulties which sur- rounded the country, the society had prospered, and a long fot necessity had been supplied by the appointment iss Sarah H. Marston as teacher for the Baptist Bur- man school in Tounghow. This lady sailed ou the 4th of November from Boston, in the ship Albert Gallatin, ‘The Treasurer reports that the receipts during the year 1861 were $2,101 91, while the expenditures amounted to $1,046 20, which included $144 65 for eee $20 to the Secretary, $615 to Mise Marston for passage, &c., $250 to native Biblo readers in India, China and sanan, and $16 66 for incidental expenses; ‘eav' a balance on the Ist of January of $1,065 71. Rev. Tyng then deii- vored a short address, in which ho remarked that there were a number of womon very willing to labor in the dissemination of the Gospel, but they could not do cer- tain things. Some could not teach Sunday school, visit the poor or distribute tracts; but it was in the power of every woman to contribute her mite towards preaching the Gospel to the heathen. The atteudance of ladies was not very large, and after Dr. Tyng had pronounced a benediction the proceedings terminated. Annest or THs Prize Fianter}ELiuotr.—As was surmised, from the presence of the five officers of the Fifth ward police squad at the lato prize ight at Wechawken, N. J., evidence to take the principals into custody was laid be- fore the authoritjes yesterday, and ono of them, Elliott, ‘was arrested ona warrant last evening about nine o'clock at the porter house of Clark, one of his (Elliott's) back- ers, No. 189 Laurens street, near Houston. The arrest was made by officers Britt "and Marpby,of the Eighth ward, to which police station Elliott was conveyed, followed by a dense crowd. During the: night a large number of fancy men visited the prisoner, but were not allowed to communicate with him. There is a warrant issued fer the other princi : i who had not been arrested up to a late hour ght. Rowemay AT Stewart's mecaeiey STORF—ARRESt OF THE Surrosxp Taixy.—Officers Dusenbery and Slowey, of the detective squad, last evening arrested one of the porters the Navy Yard, Boston, on Monday afternoon. Tho Ma- cedonian sailed from Portsmouthon the 13th of last Ja- nuary for Tortugas and thence proceeded to Vera Cruz and the West India Islands. On the 3d of December she sailed from St. Thomas for Boston, arrivi below last week. rv leaks badly and will be docked tow espns to soa Her crew aro in good health. fol ing is a fet of the officers:— ‘Captain—Jaines Glynn, Licutnints—Mathias Marin, Somerville Nicholson, Samuel R, Franklin and Charles A. Babeock. Wiliam Grier. m0. 8. Inglehart. john 8. Cunningham. Hater Francis M. Bunce. Captain, of Marines—Charies G. McCamey. Caplain’s Clerk—Jobn 8. Thomps Paymaster's Clerk—Thomas Q. Teokrow. Boatswain—Charles Miller. Gunner—B. V’. Allen, ‘isner. imaker—John W. North. ‘Master's Mates—Jamos F. Audorson, Charles A. Murray, Wm. B. Dyer and Michael Warner. MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS. Tho United States steam transport Ericsson hauled out from her dock yesterday, and anchored off pier No. 1 North river. She has on board the Ninety-first regiment, New York State Volunteers, and will sail this morning for Key West and Fort Taylor. ‘The schooner James M. Holmes sailed yestorday after, noon for Port Royal, S.C. She has a full cargo of sutlers and quartermasters’ stores. ‘Tho United States steam transport Vanderbilt hauled yesterday afternoon to her berth, pier No. 4 North river, “and is now discharging her cargo of cotton. Jorsey City News. Meerina ror Soupigrs.—A public meeting was held last evening at the First Presbyterian church, with reference to supplying moral and religious reading for the army: Roy. Mr, Eastman, Secrotary of the American Tract So” ciety, stated that they had furnished libraries containing fifty thousand volumes, and other publications amount ing to $10,000, and tho ‘demand for these publications is increasing and urgent. Tho different pastors of the city took part in the exercises and vied with each other in commonding the objects of the Tract Society as presented ‘on this occasien. The audience manifested a doep inte- rest in the proceedings, which were of considerable length. eon Sui Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADELYMIA, dem. 5, 1862. 77%; Mor 10; Pennsylv: ia Railroad, 87K. \jicus cestungeen Sw, York at par a 1-10 per cent discount. Paitapecrnta, Jan. 8, 1862. Flour firm, but superfine lower, at $5 ‘Stig. ‘Wheat ac- red $i 33 a $1 35, white $1 40 a $145. Corn sales 6,000 bushels at 58. a 69c. Coffee—Rio at gc. 01996. Mess pork, $12 26 a $12 85. Whiskey : Sales 1,000 bbls. at 221;c., but now held higher. Personal | Intelligence. Gen. Scott called on Col. Tompkins, of the Quarter, master’s Departmont, when out driving on Monday last. PRATER tend the funeral, from his late resi Arrivals and Departures. of Aloxander T. Stowart’s store, named Peter Reynolds, | Hon. John Wentworth, of Chicago, has returned home, Brawex—Steamship Bremen—E P Haslam, Geo V Brown, Scare tee sewements a ” on charge of havin; ing stolen ‘from the establishment | after an absence of soveral months. United States C ‘4'3 chikiren: Miss tubenstein, An: | PARR —On Wednesday, January 8, of infammation of irom din ie sangre The shane | Cot MUI an one theo Serre Fg ee us Wek Heland, he Sit yea of his wae ts were at the Troy Houso on the Land indy. A Bohimidt C : Touts spectiully requested to attend the funeral, ny the resi- dence of irk mother, 190 East Seventh stroot, on Friday at haif-past one o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Jonas Eberhardt, Li Blowey have been working tp the caso for soveral days, with the above su A largo number of the most influential citizens of Albany and Troy paid their respects to Mrs. Major General om Scotian, from Portia Lvpnrooi—sieamshiy land—J A Dor John E. Wool on New Year's day. and Miss Donal Garneau, JM Naughton, Guebec; Brook’ ‘ eae gg Rey. Dr. Jackson, of Westchoster; H.V. Olyphant, of | Me McIntyre. J J Claxton, AF Gali, @ A Drummond, F Due: |, PRovom—In Brooklyn, om Wednesday, danuney 8, Ss; Punapmurma, Jan. 8, 1862. | ying kong: John Harrison, of Thiladolphia: Judge Foot, | has, Hingsion 1,8 A Walker, Geo Woods, The ship Bat! 4 for re witht ia Mrs Bowler, I ley, "Toronto: Lauson, Melbourne; L | Sarah Provost, aged 37 her, loading for Laguay re0 Chase, ‘days. of Geneva, and R. T. sof New York, aro stopping at the Clarention Hotel. hd steerage. ‘The friends of the fainily are respectfully invited to at- assorted cargo, sprung aleak this morning at the wharf. Che i ive-thebibdh: kde “hs A ee bit tend the fa from the residence of her an: Her cargo is boing discharged as rapidly as possible, and a riswold, 1 Uni es Army; J.P. Car- n! ‘bac. | south Third strect, Brook! m " two steam fire engines are pumping out the water. The pep egg i Si welis et of Albany: 0. R. Nugevt, Lay a a Pu bacco, free from all im- | ternoon, ‘at two o'clock, without further notice, Washington, are stopping ir dealers, and at fellow Bat ‘all tobacco wi wholerale by E. GOODWIN & BR ‘209 Water street. Trusses.—Marsh & Co.’s Radical Care ‘Truases, Shoulder Braces and Dr, Wadaworth's poy? Ele. Soure.—On Wednesday ere ners 8, of scarlet fevor, Gonam Mr.vton , son of Harvey M. and Jane Soute, teed dyer, , 4 months and 12 days. ‘ionds of the family aro resceatiay Invited to at- lower hold is nearly flooded. ‘A portion of tho cargo will be ruined. Two thousand barrels of flour will probably be got out; but three thousand bushels of grain, with at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Senator Foot and wife, of Vermont; Lieutenant Colonel Benedict, of the Second Fire Zouaves: Homer Ramsdell, tend the residence of bi somo fish and soap, in the lower hold, will probably be | of of Newbirg: Ca Shera bee thers, Spee ge ; Captais Yalora muperior artic. No.2 Vevey sireet, Astor House, eee erenen iow Guy, this (i Scam, | hee entirely ruined. D, Bikey, of Pomeyienie, are ooeue Lr oy Astor RO RUTTEN at one o'clock. 7 morning, 3 au ‘The Esther is a fine, large ship, and was chartered by Trusses.—Persons Suffering Mtl a Be Her- Savace.—On Wednesday }., January 4% [ARY nia or ray n_now be permanent! Savaan, apes the county Louth, Ireland, in eth John Dallett & Son. —— E.D. Waite, of of the United States Army; J WHigh'e Pa Lever Truss, pon Ay igratte by using year of her of nr age, ‘The lons upon tho cargo is fully insured. Sete oe Sivany;' Re Clark a if alo te; H. | the proprietor's ofice, 482 Broadway. aime relative sod sa frida of, the trnily are respecttully ‘The vessel has been secured by two powerful chain | Yinbard, of ‘Aiben ‘and D. H. eS Barry's <5 to Clinton street, his (Tuareday) ip eee cables, are stopping at the Bt. Nicholas ool Teavin—Ia Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January 8, Euumw Tricophe preserr scat coset ba png earn scant The Court of Appesis. Letter from a Union Prisoner. druggi ‘The following are some extracts from a letter from & LBANY, Jan. 8, 1862. ties tied. ai Satie: ae Hair Dye, Pn Borgen Biack 4 ts, 1810, 20, at orm b Zeanaey Hs be 6.08, Saiee | Union prisouer ot Richmond, Va., to hie friend in this brown infaltivie mr foe the hates No‘ Barclay street, sutend oo geil! rca tie hows of ber father, Ho, No. will ocoupy he Yeasatader of this week. etty:— Tease The remuaiae will te Caner Se eies Court Calendar—This Da; Tha ciate OD Ta. | “Snow Ladies Bros ltaperte $s uct pert of 5 re 1, OnLanpo M. of ve . Wim. H. y in 8 beaut = son Supraws Covrt—Cracuit.—Part 1,—Nos. Tian, 1583, iring whether his brother was here as @ prisoner of woos teat Se ee ay id by Sarah A. and the late Orla aged 21 eS Hi Fie a gah a Ha | Seam eg gene | itn CM EAC | TP, te! le . am ust Part'2-—=New. 86h, 1660, 1600" 00m; 1606; 1008" 1 , but that he and all ourother | | Batchelor’s Hair Dye~The Best in the fanoral, this (Thurs raday? a stleraoons ‘at ono o'clock, from ea. ie see t ae ATS, 1116, 1718, 1788, 1796, slunet thanumber of risouers, ty snd | Piied st BATOHRLOW'S wig Tuctory, 16 Bond street gy teeta Oone, a 5 bh you mm Common Pueas.—Part 1.—Nos. 611, 612, 668, 992, 696, the California regiment. There aro now here Vaianon.—On Tuesday, January 7, Carnanire G07 0 aos Sans as as Se ba Ha ae "park of Company A thirty hres men; Company © thirty-one; Poy wep Fen tn xe ie Ystuasee, wtew of David Vauance, Ik tho dd year of ‘oo, Toi, 108, 108, wot. ore pe "| enn Mens, amas trang sevens Gompany,N, for: Bririely applied. Wo. Astor Wouse ; The roativen and trends of the family, and of her ton- 2178, ie, ia "2835, ier, Sidon the. comtnissione a. of c aere waa one, man ee ob ts So et ape | Jamee and. John (Gemml, are truly vin to at! 81 By ae oom 8100) fe de Hing et iin 4 pm ‘Win. Bast. died ao pd . This Beqstinioe complesion and akin, All druggist oud 9 piroets thie cane) onereoeey ‘os cas oreiien. ayra ora fo, gale, sad 4 1a a nen come and —_— ‘Worvan.—. county, N. ¥., on Tues. oT a8, ae ihe + prisooere issioned M. one bf ‘tt 573 | yy wer? Very | day, January 7, Jamns ©. Woroay, in tho 44th yoar of his — . yx Fibs. a1e0, 5180, 190, iy Rey ae tes ’ fair? Slump Boles at 8a ° 662 0m | Or relatives and friends of tho family ao invited to invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursaay) afternoon, at ong o'clock 2 from her late eldeante, 152 Laurens a IELOCK. jewar! ‘Tuesday , Januar; Mr. E>wanp R. Watroor, aged 66 secre” nn His friends and acquaintances aie invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 6 Front street, Newark, on Friday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock, without Yousa-Oe Teesday, January ‘OUNG.. yy, Jam 1, Joux W. Youna, i= the 34th yoar of his age. : His friends and those of the family are invited to at- fend the funeral, from his late residence, 238 Madisom stYeet, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, - 1 AE ‘SE Sots? Aa byt enails, Silver ‘al ‘atlery, Wodoeu, Willow ee Ware. E. D. BASSFORD'S great House- keeper's Bazaar, Cooper Institute, one block ‘from Broad- way, in Astos plnce. A ott, @ BROADWAY—WEDDING CARDS. THESE celebrated Engraved Cards, sold only by EVERDELL ECO., Broadway, comer of Duave at . HANDSOME YRESENTe ORE OP GIMBREDE'S Monograms and package of Note Paper. 658 Broadway. RB TOBIAS VENESIAN LINIMENT(A CERTAIN ‘gi for Chronic Headache, toa en hs Crospand Pa Doyaeer ares 2 pie unl- vereal satisfaction di has been before Bee public. Price 25. 0 conte » vote. Sold by all drug. R. W. PEACH. AUTHOR THE Dera Bras, connection wit bed BRAC, Me cond and Third avenues. si - Grete tie ana SCARF PINS, ne, two and three dollars ‘each, at GEO. €. ALLEN’S, Broadway, one door below Canal atreot. pees PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE. ead combined, corner of Warren st. and Broadway inane & BROTHER'S PALE ‘EXE Brewed from the cholcent Barley Malt and Hops. Brewery 158 and 160 West Eighteenth atrect, N. ¥. sa HE EXCELSIOR WEATHER MOULDING EXCLUDES cold, snow and dust from ahrunken doors and pot 687 Broadway. A SPECI. MB! oes % Xe Oronane Frome ana a iestant Epi church in New York wil Tiotitution, in Forty-ninth street, corner of Lexington ave- nue, on Monday, February 8, at 12 o'clock M., to consider certain proposed alterations of the constitution. MARGARET JONES, Secretary. ETROPOLITAN GAR ey a of the uy, of in York oilies 15 Nassau street. New York, December 28, 1861. P ig bee yey of the Lge: of this company for the election of rectors, and for transaction of other Dusiness, will be held at the ollice of the ny, on Monday, Jan 1862, Polls open from If TBs Pe AG ZOULTKOFFER. , Bocretary. bigamy COUNTY Pome SALE, 20TH JANU- y.—Parties desiriny Sod sare their are Wout m belie sold, can ‘apply te to ‘W. DITCHE’ cane ind Office, corner a! Chatham and Cham (afternoons), second floor. __ Hows Ja _ ROOMS, Soy 1 WANTED. | ITED. \URNISHED HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY—1 a first class boarding house ; location on the west side ibe elty and between Sixteenth and Ninth strei 100, month wil be paid for a House that suite; must modern conveniences, Address A. E. 8., box 198 Herald ollice, -ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSES, W Mae by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, IN GOOD LOca- 0. 62 William street. {o be taken wholly or partly in housek ing necessaries. “Address for three days A. By L., station ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FIRE ANID ‘8, in a ploseant locally, fora vine! le gentleman and no estas ae Ect items not to exceed $200 per aunum. ‘Address J. J. B., box 127 Herald office, ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, & Sinall House of Apariments, five or six rooms; rené not to exceed $150, Address H. J. B., Post oflice. ANTED—ROOMS ON BROADWAY, BETWEEN WSrocmentrectend Union square, aut graphic g Photographer, WANTED WITH A RESPECTABLE FAMILY THREE or four Rooms, for two adults and a child, on first or se~ cond floor, in a genteel neighborhood, between Bleecker and Twenty-third aireats, west side preferred; Tent not over $10 er month, Tf sulted, would remain permanently, Address arren, NOR eee a ook abe ean aes a ANTED—A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. AD” dress imme Herald office, — ‘ANTED—F' ROOMS ON THE SECOND or third floor, without board, b; smo single gentleweng also unfuruished Bee Th or Without Bourd, ISHED ROOM, HAVING A location, Apply at ‘ANTED—A GOOD fF" fireplace, in a quiet to family, in a Henry Seoet ce East Broadway, or Mts vicinity, Address X. Herald office. ‘HOTELS. Gh “AND CHEAP LODGINGS—EASTERN ‘HOTEL, 17 New Bowery.—Furniabed Kooms, by the week, to Fee le persons only, from one dollar and upwards, Calf sociose. ETROPOLITAN (ATE BROW! Seeeron, The undersi 0 bev leave to haf ay bis agen yp tenn travelling publte that he hae leased for & aterm of of years the iL iki tel ke jarshall Betta die eat ted abn hak determined to kee} in every particular # Gretciass He respectfully solicits Oe DREW it POTTS, Proprietor. RESTAURANTS. JQUSINESS CONTINUES TO INCREA! Barclay street, and will, in time,’ be the kind in The ty Be gr ber ‘Steaks, Wines, Liquors Sega importation, er sy SPENCER & NEWKIRK. YSTERS. —RECEIVED AT LIBBY’S, NO. 139 FULTON street, a fine lot of Cherry Stone and Chin ue Ine let; also, Saddle Rocks, Bast Rivers, Rockaw: buries. "The finest Fries, Roasts and Stews in town, N. ae Oysters opened without cracking. “rNHERE WAS A SOUND OF REVELRY BY NIGHT" fds whon New Yorkers heard that SERGEANT sold Ale at cents per glas# and gave away a three course daily. "He continues to do'so at 60 Willian atreet. BILLIARDS. ARO! MBOLEASOSTRATION. WHAT Is THE U8sE or paying 18 and 25 cents a game for billiards, when play fs cents a sat No. 161 ou can a on _cleven full sized marble bed bd day and night 97 Uhe best players a i ere, Vearsewerrti TieReL SMITH, Proprietor. jAROM —— BALLEROSTATION.. —THE ABOVE Performance will come off at 139 Fulton strect every bo "it knocks eamaele out of — and formances, isn. its. Hot PENOER Sane FOR GALE—A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW, AND Fr Tarmiabed and urdgta by Bal prom Pisconéed op ere ‘GhiPrItH, Pie Fulton street. Ww. F NEW AND SECOND HAND PEROT Tam cree Ane, wg, fpenatecteer, 16 Fulton street. went by mail be eae ly attended to, ROOM, 2 CORTLANDT style, containing six of ombination Cushioned Tables, will be mary THOROUGHBRED WHITE pits ELae Sane agence ae RANCIS BUTLER, ‘eat ttle puts oe choice Breeds for and sale. . eee paane NEWFOUND. S00 Bast Sirona . BEDROOM sur 4 ENAM? FURNITURE F ore Rania oa einen and crnemeniad ot A PAR street, opposite PACK: . pity tty 113. West veneer Lo ibs pia fe furniture to and from the country. A GENTLEMAN OF UxpouBTED 1 picks and Brrwata oe dog are to correspond with Y, , RICH ,OR, FOR, dais ies aaa Mees ae PANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A AsgrECTaD Wepre bat 53 Shik dy between Bib ease