The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1862, Page 8

‘MOVEMENTS © OF TROOPS. ~@rrival end Departure or the ‘Pweilft Thirty-fourth Regiment N. ¥. S. V. ‘This regiment, which arrived here on Saturday hast, + nd was quartered im the Park Barracks during the time @f its stay, loft for the seat of war last evening on ibe Row Jersey Railroad. A histof the officers:bas been al- lady published Departure of the Twenty-Seoond New Jersey Regiment. PRESTON, N. J., Sept 20, 1862. ‘The Twenty cecond regiment’ of New Jersey nine months’ men left today for the seat of war. The regi- went ia'Tuhy Scrutped-aad comyomd of & tine body of wen, principally young mea from the farming d.strics in New Yerk and Vicinity. THE ENROLMENT. Row. that the drait i# expected eeon 40 commence, Dudge Advocate General Anchon is showing meiters in the @mroimeut department rapidly ahead, Sets 4.and B are al- ready finished, and the different exammers and copyists - fe dusily engaged upon set C, In cases whore it has been @eariy proven that parties have given fietitions reai- ences, there is no mercy whatever shown to them, and they are immediately transferred to the army. THE CITY BOUNTY. ‘The continuation of the city boanty increased ‘Abe progress of recruiting yesterday different erganizations were well patronized. dus b bounty is to be @emtinued until the 10th of October. THE LATE CAPTAIN KAVANAGH. Tue remains of this- lamented officer of ¢be Irish Boban probably eg nee this en from Gon. "8 last victorious bai His funeral will ware from heer thonne Pag the brigode, No, 596. iway, as goon as the arrangements are completed. assent des that, in addition to the military Cpe BD & Gifferent.civic Irish societics will MNitary Mo ids. ‘The committee will meet nt the Astor House «@tome o'clock today, when the represontatives of the «ttvic societies, who are expected to be present, will be + @ordially invited to take part, in the last rites due to a ‘ Brave Irishman of ’48 and a true American soidier. Recruiting fate woe bs pe brisk); le is going on voix ky. ae recruits will be forwarded to. the camp or Amstruction at Alexandria to-night, All parties recruited ae required to report themselves to Captain Hogan, at . 696 Broadway, or Captain Leddy, before “ewatve o'cick, or they will be treated as deserters. This ees: which has so gallantly conducted itself in ail the of the late campaign, must be reinforced at once. At Captain Hogan's tent, in the Park, the curiosity of all who take any interest i1 sh minstrelsy can be gratified ‘Dy-tearing the Irisn and the Irish bagpipes ‘‘dis- <Q0urcing most eloquent every day. The largest bouncy ever paid to a goldicr in any service, as much 28 he.can.eat, and as much fighting as any soldier swante, can be had by joining the Irish Brigade. ‘EIE FOURTH REGIMENT CORCORAN LEGION. ‘This regiment is being raised in Albany, and recruiting stents for yarjous companies have been opened out in the Gity Fall Park. The corps will be under command of Colone) James K. Bryan, an officer who has had much mi litary.expericnce. Captain Edward Gorman is recruiting im the font opposite the City Hall, and expects to raise a Arat-clasa company. The following order bas just been issued by General ret — GENERAL ORDER—NO — HEADQUARTERS, CoRCOnAN’S InusH LEGION, ‘Camr Scort, STATEN ISLAND, Sept, 29, 1862. Al officers attached to the Second regiment (Fourth Sen: ), Carcoran’s Trish Legion, deaiied on recruiting 8 ‘he, oF otherwise, are hereby ordered to report themeely eadquarters of this brigade, Camp Scott, ‘aesday, Reptomber 40, at ten o'clock precise! By order MICHAEL CORCORAN, Brigadier Gen. Com. + LI. Buopastt, A. A. ALG. THE QECOND METROPOLITAN REGIMENT. ‘Te wives, parents and friends of the soldiers of the Seocud regiment Metropolitan Guard, are hereby notified bounty has been paid,and they are re gained to attend at Camp Arthur, Staten Ieland, to receive gush portion of the same as their respective friends are illixg to handover to them. By order of Col. CURRIE. H. 3. Fos, Adjutant. @he Draft in Connecticut a Partial Failure. (From the New Haven Courier, Sept, 29.) ‘The diaft bas been almost a farce; very few towns have deme their duty under it, and those that have failed @bouid be called upan at once to make up their deficiency. Ye this vicinity the most striking instances of neglect or disregard to we law are Southbury, North Haven, Mil- ford, Guilford and Fairfield. Navy Yard-—Brooklyn. ‘Work at the Navy Yard, Broeklyn, is on the increase. \& new launchery is being built below the caulkers’ de- | Yartment, where the keel.of a new steamer is to be laid. 4g Whe two new steamers commenced lately are progressing ® Widly, aud the Ticonderoga will be soon ready for ‘a Wehing. The prize steamer Memphis is advancing va, ‘ly towards completion, but the Stettin will not be vea. \y for afew weeks. Thesteam gunboats Montgomery, Ioan, ‘Smith, Seneca, Ottawa, Unadilla and Lackawanna ere 4 60 very far advanced. The sailing ship Ino was haule. ' 10 the wharf on Friday last, and the Midnight is ready, Wr sea, Recruiting for the navy is as brisk as ever, 1, ¢ number of men now on the North Caroliia being 9 W- Supreme Court. Before Hou. Judge Clerke. wart. 29. —The People w. Colonel Gustavus Loomis — The defends + having shown that the recruit was beyond ais coutroi,; Be Court discharged the order for arrest, on the Colonel p, ive the Sheriff's fees; the petitioner (P. P. Trapheges) being referred for relief to‘the War De- partment. anwan (€ FOR NEW YORE—TmIs Day. 5 55 | MOON sete eve 11 545 | mou waren... morn 1 06 Port of New York, September 29, 2862. CLEARED. ‘hail, Marehall, Liverpool—C H Mar Ship Alerancer Mar ~ & - ul + Chase, London—Nesmith & Sons. Loadon—Hennings & Gos ing. alr. Limerick—Mark, Mandellek & rges & Co. Re Dity of Broo! Snip Feama, Hanson Bark Crown (Br), Le & Fosdick, Brig Mer Co. Bris Victor ua Co, — oes VAudrewsJ Frye & Ca -—T Mf Santora. oupe = WA A C Hi Van Name, Van Ne Yorhington-Beutiey, Smith p Witlmore-—Merril & Abbott Win Lenry, Sbarrett, \ Hinckley, Baltimor RR Poilade & ad. _ sh Betir EN Adams, Sehr M Parker, Bett yr Philade Ghip Jobn HB J&@N Sunith 7th inet, Tat "3 “a3, Jon 0, spoke Batch brig ives, trom Howerdam for Wow Kork, with lose ‘@ fore Lopuiast Bark Mary Anna (Br. of ays, in ballaet, wo order ‘onter, Maracaibo, Sept 4 bark five, Bo Neweantie), 1) “itinaon, Cork, 20 writ bides Ac, to Wan, hence, go weboarded by a Glia tor St Tho: tum and beef; saw au A Cemonn steam \ with No 7.00 wae actir Tet Ae from «short of provisions—sup lat 3619, in the Gulf Sire ence, bound 8; eck and wae k of Bristol, “Jobnson (late Gh Sreki}, New water Sept 24. with,» te bere the cw er . wv nm, st os on i, ay 10th, with sait, « Towner & CO, ile , in company with Bro ig BSinith, fw New Behir N & H Gould, Sich, Malaga, Avg 26, passed the Ro & Bu, with frou we, fo Charier iain, Phel Tad some weal wy of the Le 3. inet, on sae provincetows, Witt 40.000 fsb; 27th, int 40 af, 40 Pas spoke whaling haik Winthtop, Weeks, of and for i Mr- Yrom a cruise, with 400 ap. weiSe Mary Farrow, Congdon, Lingan, CB. 10 days, wi ® }, Uo roaster. Bele Pioneer, Haskell, Elizabethport for Boston. Scbr Win Pope, Colbeth, Machias. Schr Ronson itascel,, Kondaut for Boron. Senr Banner. Tutte, Rondeut for Boston, Bohr Jnve, Haskell, Rondont for Boatan. cord Lind, re 1, Readout for Boston, TBP reneh fd, Rondout for Boston, Sewer Hese Ly transport), Clift, Newbern, Sept 26, and G@lattoras Jolet 27tb, to Us Quartermavier, Crossed Hattie ene Shoals ai 10 AM 27th, wind NB and a heavy sea: 2vth, 4 steamer Dudley Bui Huot, heoce for Newbern. Steamer sain trie backer (U 8 t rt), Curtis, Fortress ioe U Lied ster, Soin fant oo ‘Bguan Beacb, ‘alow ownle; meamer ef tort of coal. ap Vanderbilt ( 8 ranapert), Dewing» Fortress Living ston (U8 |, MeDo- ree, ets A aaa se © amepert, r Mancing, Powsrone )p Mnyder, Waebingian, Miecellamcous. Snowe Passacs—The fine sieawshty (cy of Balumore, ‘Capt b.ennecy;'of the Liverposi, New York ane Philadelphia ‘ hieh arrived on Sunday merning laxt from Liverpoo! n, mage the ve from the latter pert In tens “Gan. ten daya, = MGben 10 Manaaa te repair and ‘Sur 8 C Guar, Hinckiey, frem from Rangoon Apri! Aprils for sane, ‘een eae ee with SEALE Or od eer nana One ao vmecadansh aieree aha ae ported asbere on the Gtn- pores of which was Geur, beund to Bree vas ease] etruck.on # reef wome ita; Ou che tor Aug 13 the ¥ Cruz, ou the Fon mane. 120 miley from Sisal ig he eould mot get her ailont gain he weal In his boat to Sisal and got lighters ‘aud what could be saved from the wreck and ‘Sring ther to Binal” The brig io. total jom except sails and rigging, wich were taken 1m the lighters with the at complaint of the rwanper in which he waa terated op {Ke authorities —By letter 10 Kliwood Walter, Bxq, Secret ae eer Sadecweiarn, (Bho 8 was alli in 1659 8h Hampden, Me, 199 tons, Ad, ana owned by y He Amieron, Je, of Fall Ku Bric Agu. Theatre #4 Boston from Sagua, reports on olin ist, lat 30 30, lone had a gale. {som HSE to NE and NW, and losi.rome bulwarks, without otter damage. ScunJ P Ress, of Providence, now at Pawtucket, is leak” ime oid having struck a rock in the river, SLoor SP Cove, Huckins, from Bostow of and for Bara rtable, went ashore at LP o'clock night of 2ith-bnat on the NW side of Nix’s Mate, and will propel hikat high water. She hason Board an assorted cargo, part of which is being dis- eharve Conuision—Towpoat Landis, bound down the Mississipp!, shaving sehr Witch Queen in tow, came im eollislon with Win Hunter, railini up the river. om the nigit of LoUeiant, about 28 miles below New Orleans, seriously dainaging the Witch Queen and slightly injuring the Landis, compelling sthem,to return for repairs, The’ m Hunter im sapposed (0 ibe but etighuly injured. nat Bronswick (Muddie Bay), 28h inet, from Owned by, the builders, soe ome H Pennell. (It isto be hoped | the ‘New ship baving that name belonging to batons me Sor rorpernivelAvestern Ground in June, eebe Dolphin’ Walker, NB, with 40 sp Spoken, aan oe Glover! trons-Calcutia for London, Sly, off ft pHohenwanten (Brem), steering E, was seen Sept 21, lat 3040, lon Bark ‘Old ia Domtalon, from New Orleans for NYork. Sept $5, of Caryafort Hosts Aucerncis opr in pore Oban Smith: Brewer, for Fal eBaneor (Pin), Sept. 16—Bid Caroline Nesmith, Cousins, Cardi ‘In port.Jdg, Coneord, Smith, and Sebastopol, Auld, for Portland. Me; Lydis, Southard; Majestic, Newcomb, and Crawford, Brown, for NYor! In Kingroad 16th. Spark tne Ocean, Kinney, from Sombre- ; Golaen Eagle, fg for wore (remains 10 days for wate! rom N sr, Sept 15—Atr Eliza Young, Cook, New York. Ski isthe Nclawitters: ‘Nohisen, NYork. c. Sept 18—Sid iy Anrm, Matthews, Portland; Rose, Gg Rivolen, Martinsen, NYork. We 7 Urania, Pinkham, Smyrns (anc Deat, 16—Arr Shaki i ee Chieftain, Mc Gi peat, Sept for NYork i cand proceeded); 17th, Daphne, NYork for London (aud anchored), Of the ie, ‘ot Wight 13th, Ferriere, Pichet, from New Or- Las epi 1S—Arr Rob Roy, Thompsea, NYork; 16th, am'Union;Barde i, Philadelphia. GueENoce, Sept 16—Arr N Thompson, Berry, NYork. Horouciv, Avg 9—Arr ship Southern Crass, Howes, San Francisco (and sid same dav for Hong Kong HaLtrax, Sept2iArr ahip Medalign, Jackson, Live ae ce (not sid) Constellasion, Mullin 7th Hibernian (9), Quebes. inmong; aad Conqueror, Boutelle, New nd Victor Emanuel, Kubne, nd Callao, rel , Lawrence, Johnson, NYork. Loxpox, Sept 17—Cld St Helena, Springer, Akyab. Newront, Sept 12—Sid Salem, Robertson. Montevideo, Newry, Septll—Asr Ann Elizabeth, Reppen, York via Queenstown. Asti, NSW, July 14—Arr Arabia, Forrest. Galle. NSTOWN, Sept 15—Arr Symmetry, Rogers, New York; . do (and. proceeted for London): Industry. do (and precre ded for Wexford); 17th, City of Washington (6), do for Live: Put inhi Nellie Hunt, from Baltimore for Dublin, Kenney, and Delphiin, fold Nonimeim for do (and all mid 4th). Sid 4th, stip Lizze Moses, Austin (from Calentia), Boston, and was parind from onthe 7th. All of the abuve shive reporied heavy weather Off the Cape. Sacua, Sept ¢—10 port dries Ben Dunning, Collins, for NYork 3 days; Vesta, Puller, for do read; St Cxo1x, Bept 1L—No Ami vessel in par Sait Ca¥, Sept 16—In port brig BC Chaloner, for NYork next day. Sid loin, Br brig B Smith, NYork. StJoux, NB, Sept 2—Arr ship ‘Charles Cooper, Short, Liver Tea Rept M—Arr Hi iffe, Addy, Bansela. ‘olfe, Munroe, NYork, WATERFORD, we pf [Pen Sreamsair Evropa, ory Carn Race—Tauecnarmic.) aan trom ohn Sept 18, Robert Cushman, at Havre; 20th, Haut, at Deal, "Arr from do 18th, , Siege Er and Tee at Dublin. Arr from Cardiff I5th, 8 8 L Brya: Marseilles. Bid for X NYork ivth Elien Van Ness, from Caraig 18th, Balti ; 19tb, Charter Oak, Live: ; Orient, Shiel ae pabikimove Iotb. Albert from Deal: Sisk GM Brune, Liverpool. Sid for Hong Kon eth, Industry, from 1a Sid for Akyab 18th, St Helena, ‘ise The Golden Bags, from New York for Pavams, founder- @d at sea; crew perl BOSTON, Sept 27, Pare lp PAumoge, Malin. Cateutea; schr Pathway, Compton, Paliaitely iphia, Cid sebrs C W Dye: Pierce, Georgetown, Turner, Crowell, and Ht Payson Crowell, Philadelphia, ‘ia steamer Baren. of -, Belle of the eat: barks Pilot Fish, Tadal Wave; brigs Maria, Tangent, St Vincent, Prince Osea 28th—Arr brig ‘Lender, Pera a; achrs J V Welling ton, seca ; Governor, CI ‘York, “Nothing went Wig SE, with beary Fa man, NPerk. Cid Zoviy ‘A MeAdam, Port au. races schrs Ackiam, Getc enleer Coombs, LIZABETH PORT, Rept 20—Cia. se schrs I Merritt son, yon Evel; oo EW Stamford; T H Fai lips, West Farms; Frangea, Warren, Bridgeport; Hepe, Young, Norwalk: Fash+ jon, Ferris. Westchester. BASTPO! sare sehr Edwin, Putler, NYork. York ‘or Ba NEW BED! Elizabethpo NANTUCKER, Sept 21—Arr Breeze, Ray, NYork: 234, Try do, $14224, sehre Sea Breeze, Hay Ne SEW BURY! ‘ORT, Sept 26—Arr ‘webra M Cl Elizabeth) 26th.’ Sharon. Thurlow, Phil REWPOR Sep Sra Bird, Simmons, Fall River for NYork; J sloops Deception, jondout (and all-aid m Eith): iienzi, ch, Fale River for Elizabethpx PHILADELPHIA, Sept27, PM—Cld bark Neva, Hughes Wooster, Laguayra; © H Prost, Hiorth, ace B Beil, Haggerty, Saiem. Sid ship i, Robertson, Liverpout. ely Maracaibo, He Fs York, ie Portland; Ttaska, Willlame, and Wauderer, Nor. ND, Sept 2¢—Arr schrs Maria Rosana, Palmer, HED Whalen. and Sherman, auip Hal Hale. TH. Sept ¥—Arr sche Snow Drift, Suow, RYork. chester, Nye. ator, Roudout; NYork; has Eva, N jeiphla. ‘Sid echrs @ Car. on, Jones steamer Fal thup, do; Reindeer, Norton,” Phila oll Philadeiphia via Exsex; Charger, Hunter, Alavaia, and Volta, NYork. from below, Norw . 40, PAWTUCKET Bept 27LSid scure 0 Hmith; Barber; Pe rine, Sheffield, and MA Hildreth, Williame, NYork; Sloop dolla Ann, Davis, 40; 28th, schr James Packer, Sr, Gilder- Bieeve. do. ROCKLAND, Sept 25— ash, and Sid schra Shenandoah, No Has! ork. JAN FRANCISCO, Sept In port ships ker, to loud grain for Live oung Heeto Honolulu; Caroline Read, for Bellingham Bay - good; 1 Brigham, Potter, and Dictator, Phillips, une; barks Sregon, Wilson, Wilson, for Melbourne; Rival,’ Smith. for Victor, BO; Emily Banwing, for Shanghae; Nile, Bidridge, for Hon: Aurelia, Jullus; Bmerald, a: Emery; Peter ©\inton, Bragdon; Fanny Major Higeiny Golien Gare, Thornhill, un SALEM, . Kelly, Rondout. sid sche T Jefferson. N York via Gloucester. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Sept. 29—6 P.M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows with that of last Monda: Week ending. Loans Circulation. Di Sopt. 20... $168,290 863,097 9,789,060 148.6: Sept. 27... 160.161,046 97,602.562 9,800,723 153 201) incranse.. $1,801,708 11,668 4,611,800 Decrease — 270,485 — _ The featore of this etatement i the increase in the deposits, a circumstance which, steadily re- @eated as it has been for many consecutive weeks, alone suffices to account for the speculative ex- citement which prevails throughoet the commu- nity. The country is in fact growing rich on the war expenditures of government, which far exceed in volame and in profit the Southern trade which the North has et by the war. Money is flowing to this city for employment from every direction, and, while the old Southern houses have gone down and are no mere heard of, new clas of men, who have serown by the war, are assuming their piace in otw financial community, and will rule Wall treet until the peace comes, when a new crisis will pro- bably destroy most of them, as the war destroyed theirypredecessors, Gold, demand notes aod exchange all took suddem opward turn today. Gold rose in the morning’£0 123, sold in the afternoon at 125%, and closed bid. Demand notes jumped up to 118%, 119} and finally 119%, Bankers pot up “yr fon seus 1, ead the lah cocman 500 ucdpciia ign 128 need severe weaaher, which caused tng sea a “Aug 28, the ek Inoreaat ‘or ie ansafe to prosecute he — grr Sept 18—Arnved abate * Buia Jomx 8 Corto! rn fy Crowell, who states that he Pe euaga tae. Brig pa jon Botton, of Fall dtwwer, 200 ‘ona burchen; Mat he from New York with an L wm buying gold in order 10 insnre against the depre- ciation of the curreacy. If a man who is worth $50,000 ip afraid that by the depreciation of the Paper money now afloat he may find himeelf only worth im reality $25,000 at the end of the war, he ean protect himself by buying $50,000 in gold, tak- ing it to the Sub-Treasury, depositing it at four per cent, and, if he needs the money, borrowing en the Sub-Treasurer’s certificate of deposit. This is the secret of the recent enormous purchases of gold. Money is pretty active at4a6 percent. The active apeculation in stocks enables tenders to ob- tain better terms than they have been dog hitherto. Certificates of indebtedness are selling at 99%. ‘This has been another very excitiag day in Wall street. Everybody appears to be speculating in stocks, and everybody is making money. We are in the full flush of a speculative outburst, and how long it may last, and to what prices stocks may not rise, no one can tell. That it will end in a crash is elear enough, and is denied by none. But every one makes up his mind that he will have sold out before the crash comes, and that it will be his neighbor who will break. Speculation at the pre- sent time is greatly assisted by the accidents which have closed the Mississippi and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to trade, and have consequently thrown an unusual amount of business upon the Western roads. Such lines as the Erie, the Illinois Central, the Michigan Central and the Toldeo are earning so-mach money that they would be rising in ‘public esteem, and their stocks would be advancing from day to day on the Stock Exchange, if the banks had never suspended specie payments, and nothing had ever disturbed the even tenor of our currency. Every one of these stocks and many others which can be readily named are selling from ten to forty per cent lower than they were in 1856, when their business wae much Jess than it is. It is by arga- ments like these that the speculators for a rise jus- tify their expectation of much higher prices, and in the present condition of the public mind there is reason to believe that the chances are in their favor. New York Central sold at a premium of 2 per cent to-day; .ita prospect of income is hardly better than that of Erie preferred, and of the two the latter is, perhaps, the greater favorite among speculators. It advanced 2 per cent this morning. Erie, old, sold at&0 on buyer’s option this morn- ing. A dividend en this stock some time next year is taken for granted by the specu- lators, At the company’s office no information on the subject can be obtained. A couple of thou- sand shares of Illinoie Central were taken this morning at an advance .of two per cent. Some European operators calculate that they can make money by buying these shares at present prices, selling their exchange against them at 135, and sending them to London for sale at the price which willrule there when the news of our ad- vance ia received. The road is doing a fine busi- ness. Toledo, which was sold down to 63% on Saturday, on the passage of the dividend, rallied this morning to 68. People in Wall street are be- ginning to earn that a stock is sometimes worth all the more because the directors do not pay a dividend when the money can be more profitably used elsewhere. The earnings of the Toledo are entirely satisfactory to the management, and a large business is expected this winter. Michigan Central, on which this year 8 per cent at least will be paid, touched 80 this morning, and 804 this afternoon. The bonds of the eame concern, bearing 8 per cent interest, are selling at 116. This year, at all events, the stock will pay as much as and perhaps more than the bonds. Cum- berland Coal advanced this morning to 16. It sold a week ago at 8. As the canal is out of or- der, and the Baltimore and Ohio Reilroad is not running, this advance in the stock curiously cor- responds with the utter destruction—for the time— of the company’s business. The only one among the active speculative shares which did not move much this morning was Hudson River, which rose only 1 percent. This is the more surprising as the road is doing a larger business in proportion to the past, than many other roads which are great favorites; dividends may fairly be expected next year. The third mortgage bonds are selling at 101; after the interest on these is paid, $370,000 will give ten per cent on the stock. The advance at the morning board in Pacific Mail was 244, in Harlem 2, in Reading 3, in Southern old 2, in guaranteed 2,*in Cleveland and Pittsburg 2, in Galena 134, in Rock Island 4, in Prairie du Chien %, in Fort Wayne stock 2%. Governments were steady, without change of price. Bonds of all descriptions were active. Fort Wayne thirds sold at 72, an advance of ten per cent since Friday; Chicago and Northwestern assented bonds rose 1 per cent, and the second mortgages 1; Erie fifthe rose within a fraction of par. Between the boards the market was rampant; everybody want- ed to buy stocks. At the second board there was a slight reaction in Rock Island and Erie old; but New York Central rose 4%, Illinois Central 1, Michi- gan Central 4%, Toledo 4%, and the market gene- rally was strong. There was an active inquiry for bonds; for the assented bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern 59%4 was bid. The market closed firm, the following being the last quotations: — Harlem pref. Reading.. .... Michigan Cen. 80%, a 81 Mieh So & N Ia 37%¢ Mi S AN In gua 72% Tonnorsee 6's. 507% a 51 Virginia 6's. 6638 — Panama... 144” N Carolina 68. 6655 a 68 Lilinois Central 76 Missouri O's.. 493 a 60 Galena& Chi.. 803g 80% ‘Amer’n gold. 12334 a 123% Clev & Toledo. 68 Pacific Mail. 120%; a120% Chi & Ri Iel’d. 773g a 77% NY Central, 101% » 101% Chi,Bur&QRR 95a — Erie........ a 40% Mil Produ Ch 37% a 38 Erie pref... Sua 88) Fried m bin. -105 © a 108 Hadon River. 61 a 61% UlCenbas,7's 104 9106 Harlem....... 22%4 @ 223g Demand notes.1187% 9119 After the board there was at first a tendency to realize profits, and Rock Island, Erie, Galena, Central and the active shares generally fluctuated 4a percent downward, At the third board this decline brought in new purchasers, and there were gales of Central at 10134, of Erie at 4934, of Harlem at 22%, of Michigan Central at 505%, of Southern old at 56%, of guaranteed at 7314, of Il- linvis Central at 76, of Toledo at 675(, of Rock island at 774. A large line of Hudson River were taken at the close at 6134, and that was bid for more. The Sub-Treasurer received to-day on deposit, at 4 per cent, $200,000 in gold and $400,000 in cur- rency. The business of the office was as follows:— eevee $1181 304 s 1a 703 % ate a 277,74 77 The exe hanges at the Bank C learing House this morning were $47,670,466 41—five millions more thmn on any previous day since the organiza- tion of the establishment. The balances were 22,134,881 60. pare Als Seock Kxchange. Moxvay, Sept. 20, 1862. 0% 3100ane frie RR pret 8 83 $1000 U 6's, 68, reg #1 ,cou 101% «.. 1014 0 Uns Orwliey 44 . % 5000 U S6 , Fog we 25000 rene? dpen 104% 500 = do endorsed 10235 3000 U 86's, Ly cer ORIg 30000 0 Sdermand ots 118 8100 U8 68, '67.reg 99 1000 City 68, "10... 105 2000 1) Canal reg be 96: 9654 120000 Ld ag: phones ‘w 1 ode A 24 m if i 250 Mich 80 500 oo 20 0 éo. 30 do. 100 20000 59 = 100 Mich’ 40000 3% «6 do 30000 3 8 10 do. 5000 A 100 1800 Hen Joost tHeAtent 88 'S0 ao. 10000PEFLWAGSm 71 100 ry . 300 do. 1200 @0......... Tass 14 Cley.Col 980000 do. PP ‘do. 9400 do. 12244 700 Gal & Chi 35000 do. 1223 50. do... 18000 40. 1225 200 Gey & Tol be 4 do. 122% +900 do. do. 122% 300 do. 100 abs Bank 102-200 é. 68 50 Am kxch :. 9436 5500 do, 68 61 Del & Hud Can Co 106-200 Chi & Rk 11% 20 Penn Goal Co,... 104 2000 do. B 600 Cumb Coal prof.. 14 100 do. 18% 700 ‘do... 1 200 do. Bg 500 do. 160 do. 18% 650 do. 150 do. cid 100 Pac Mail 100 Chie, B & 95 100 do 95% U7 do 300 Mil& Pr 38 160 do. 31 ONY Coa 6 a 37 do... 10 Indianp 35 ae ao 100 Tol & Wab KR. uM W000 do 196 Tol & Wad pref.. 60 60 do. 655 Pitts, htWa ERR 45 960 Brie Rix. 0 a 44% 300 do. 45 300 do... 1500 do 50 do... 100 do, 49; COND $500 0 868, 1, ’c00 101% ‘00 she Br RR prf.b30 % 10000 101% 500 Hud River RR. 4000 US6’s, Bl reg joe 5000 US Demand nts 119 5000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 51 > gece 10834 200 1000 vevees 108% 600 too mine‘ wa 7, 100 200 12000 Tol&Wabashim 973¢ 400 4 soe dm lean pas, 123° = 1000 Mich Cent RR.. 8035 128% 600 So&N Ia RR 500 MighSo&N lag sk 74 300 dO... c00e.. 73% oP OnE eee: 76 90 ss: 200 300 800 Cleve & Pitts RR. 1500 Gal & Chic RR.. 4500 Cleve & TolRR. 1000 do. 100 Chie & Rock IRR 7836 50 do...... 13 500 Mil 38 The Banks and the Tax Law. ‘The following report was adopted at a meeting of bask officers held yesterday at the Clearing House— ‘The undersigned, appoint a committee for the considera- tion of the United States Tax law, as affecting the busi- nees of banks, after a very careful consideration of the subject, beg leave to report the following schedule, ap- proved by Governor Boutwell, the Commissioner of Inter- pal bal Hoveaue, as the result of their labors. ‘The committee take this opportunity of returning to that gentleman, on behalf of the associated banks of this city, their cordial thanks for the kind and courteous treatment reecived at his hande during their several interviews with bim at Washington. GEORGE 8. COF, } A. E. SILLIMAN, J. M. MORRISON, Committee, New Yorn, Sept. 29, Fach ‘First—Agréements or contracts othor than thoso here fnafter named, for cach sheet or picce of paper pen” which the same shall be written, five cents. Second—Checks, drafts or orders, for the pay of money, payable at sight or on’demand, for apy gum exceeding $20, cach two cents.. ‘Third—Inland bills of exchange, dr OP orders drawn upon places other than the place of is- sue, if payable at sight, or on demand, are subject to the same rate of tax, viz., two cont ‘Pouath—Inland bilis of ‘exchange, for the payment of money otherwise than at sight or on demand, and all promissory notes on demand or on time (excepting circulating bank notes). Exceeding $20 and not exceeding $100. Exceeding $100 and not exceeding $200 Exceeding $200 and not exceeding $350.. Exceeding $350 and not exceeding $500. Exceeding $500 and not excceding $75 Exceeding $750 and not exceeding $1,000... Fxceeding $1,000 and no’ — eae. Exceeding $1,500 and not exceeding $2 Exceeding $2,500 and not exceeding $5,000. 1.50 And for every additional: coasts or partof $2,500, «Fata bills’ of exchange hag oreign ex but payable in the United States, ons all feos bills, drawn in, but payable out of the United States ‘when drawn singly or otherwise than in a set of three or more,”’ aud all letters of credit, pay the same rates of ‘auty ag in the preceding schedule. Si'h—Bills of exchange drawn in, but payabre out of the United States, “if drawn in a set of three or more,’ for every Dill of each set, not exceeding $150, or its equivalent, three cents. 03 Exceeding $160, and not exceeding $250 Exceeding $250, and not exceeding $500. 10 Exceeding $500, and not exceediug $1.000. 15 Exceeding $1,000, and not exceeding $1,500 20 Exceeding $1,600, and not exceeding $2,250. 730 Exceeding $2,250, and not exceeding $3,500 50 Exceeding $3,500, and not exceeding $5,000 70 Exceeding $5,000, and net exceed T poge 1.00 ‘And for every additional $2,900, or part iy 50 Seventh—Bonds of indempity, arty cents. Fighth—Certificates of stock’ in company, each twenty five cents Jinth—Cortificates of deposit of bank, ‘trust com- pany, banker, or person acting as such, not exceeding $100, two cenis......-.6+ P Exceeding $100, five cents. Toce=tevert ‘of Attorney— For eale or transfer of stocks or bonds, or for the collection of dividends or interest, twenty-five cents. .25 Or proxy for voting at an election, ten conts....... .10 For collecting or receiving rents. General Powers—For ail _—— other than those * above specified... Note,—General powers will not be valid for the — specific objects aboye named, without the addition of the stamp required therefor. Eleventh—!'roteste, cach twenty-five cents.. Qwelfih—Tax on all dividends, and on ail sums" added to surplus or contingent funds. . r Thirteenth—Stamps iesued for epecitic instruments canuot be used for any other (see sec, 96). Fourteenth—The person using or affixing a stamp, must write thereupon the initials of his name, and the date when used (sec. #9). ‘The penalty for making, signing, er issuing any instra- ment, document, or paper of any Kind, without the same having thereon @ stamp to denote the duty, is fifty dol- jars, ro such paper will be invalid and of ne effect (sec. 95 The certification of checks, already§ duly stamped, will require no additional stamp for such certiflc ation, The stamp tax upon protesia should be added to the expenses thereof. ‘Ail dividends or coupons, payable prior to or on Sep- tember 1, 1862, although paid after that day, are exempt from the operations of the law. Cheeks dated, or payable ahead, are subject to taxa- tion as promissory notes, Stamps are not required upon documents made prior to October 1, 1862, excepting upon foreign bille of exchange, which must be stamped on acceptance ‘The committee recommend, as a simple and convenient method, that the three per cent tax required upon divi- deuds and surplus profits be deducted by banks in gross from their net caruings before the deelaration of divi- dends. Dividends then declared would be free from tax. The three per cent thus withheld must be paid to United States within thirty days from the date on whi such dividends are payable, under penalty of five hun- dred dollars for default. (See. 8 Stumps must be ailixed to all Siacnena by the party iseuing the same, before presentation at bank; and all documents issued by a bank must be stamped by it be- fore delivery, a8 required by resolution unammously passed at a meeting of bank officers September 15. Stamps, in amounts of $60 and ever, can be obtained of the Commissioner of Intornal Revenue, as per schedule hereunto Secon, for which @ coramiasion of not exceed- ing ft cent, in stamps, will be allowed. Gil chucks of & bank upon itself, for payment of divi- dence or otherwis: my all written papers for facilitating the internal business of banks, are exempt from tax. Orders to pay dividends are net powers of attorney; but, like drafts at aight, aro subject to the stamp of two cents. Bills of exchange, drawn in duplicate, must both be stamped. Stamps may be cancelled by an instrament made for Wie purpose of impressing the initials of the bank or per- son thereon, to which the date must be added. ‘The omission to cancel the etamps on checks docs not smvalidate the checks, but subjects the maker to a fine of fifty dollars. ‘Wasurraton , Sept. Ihave examined the foregoing memoranda, ‘ad Tomo opinion that the specifications conform to the provisions of the Excise jaw in ali essential gern BOUTWELL, aid Oe. sees ot Ipernal Revenue. nti govet it provide stamps, no penalty will be exacted for their ominsion. x Orrice Intenwat Revenva, Sept. 17, 1962. Revenue stamps may be ordered from this offloe in quantities to suit the purchasers, Orders should cover remittances of Treasury notes, or an original certificate of @ United States Assistant Treasurer, or designated depositary, @f @ deposit made for the purchase of stamps ‘The following commiasion, payable in stamps, will be allowed:— of $50 or more, 2 per centum. On purchases ef $100 or more, 3 per centum. ‘any incorporated % on purchases of or more, 4 per contum. yh purchases of $1,000 or more, 6 f cantam. pending orders {or stamps it should be remembered tan every stamp expresses upon ite face ite kind as well ‘a8 ite denomination, aed that each stamp must be used for the purpose po ge and for no other. For in. sanee—Check, ota murl be he usea for checks alone; con! comtract 5 Reyeaue nampa will MI be ready for delivery” om tine 24 inet, Byery is requested to give the State, ae well aa ye ‘awn nad phone fed bis residence. If not otherwwe instructed the stammps will be trang- mitted by math OBU 8. DOUTWELL, Comepiesionsr. VSeSeSssas SrousesaT q with sales reported of 150 bbis,, within the range of the above Wheat—Yhe market was 1c. higher for goed red winter Western and amber, while common aes were less buoyant, and prices irregular. ‘Tho sales ed up about 185,000 bushels, at $1 34a $1 35 for am. der Western, $1 28 a$1 33 for red winter Western, the inside tigure for Mlinois, Gat of order; $1 24 for amber Green Bay, $1 20 for Western club, $115 a $1 23 for Mil- waukee cfib, $1 23a $1 24 for amber Iowa, and $110 a $1.19 for Coicago spring. Corn was tolerably active, while prices were firm. The sales embraced about 200,000 bushels, a good part in poor order, at 43c. 019 for hot and warm, 61e. for sound shipping lots of Wi ern mixed, with small choive lot# do. at 62c. , and Wes orn yellow at 63)<c. aéic. Rye was unaltered. A sale of 6,800 bushe's of Western was made at tile. Barley was quiet, while prices were firm. Oats were heavy and cheaper, withsaies of new State reported at 59¢. a 60c., and of eld at 600. a Io. Corrme —The market was quiet, whie prices were firm. Corron.—The market was irregular and sales ny de- rate. The transactions were confined to about 250 bales on the is of 5c. a 56c. for middling uplands, with aveall irreguiar lots at x tritle above and below these ures. Faeieni#.--To Liverpoo} about 60,000 bushels of wheat were mado at 11d. a 11344. fim bulk and in sbip’s bags, with «mall lots reported at 113¢¢., in ship’s bags; 30,000 bushels corn at 103¢d. and 2,000 ‘ble. flour at 25. 62. & 2s. 0d. a 3s. To London 400 bbis. flour were engiged ra 3, 6d, - ‘Glasgow 20,000 busheis of af whout ‘at 124d. bulk, 300 bbis. ‘at 38. 6d., and 600 packages Sedat Russian bark was taken up for a direct port in 403. A the United Kingdom, to load with 20,000 bushels wheat, at 14d., in bulk. Provisioxs.—Pork—The market opened heavy and lower, ‘but towards the close a better demand sprang upand prices ‘again became firmer and more active; sales of 1,600 bbis. were reported. , closing at $11 60 a $11 62% for mess and prime_at $10 1234 a $10 25. Beef was quiet, while the sales were confined (0-60 a 70 bbls. at $12 60 a $13 50 for plain mess and $14 a $14 60 for hash Bacon was searce and wanted mbraced about 280 boxes short clear, ce Decem| ind January, at p. Cut meas were un- while sales were limited. Lard was buoyant, with Sapen ‘of 800 packages at 9\c. a 10c., and kegs at 1Oc. a 10%c. Butter and cheese were in Inoderate de- mand, and prices unchanged. ‘SvGane were frm and active, with an an improvement in refined Cuba the sales footed ‘up about 2,200 bhds., inch ip which were Cubas at 9c. a 94¢c. for fuir to good refiu! Ing grades, with some small lots good refining and grocery grades at 93¢c.; and clarified do, at 113¢¢..0 at 94¢¢. ry grades repor' New Orleans at 934c. ano 5c. 11Xc., und 722 boxes chiefly Sales of Renal Estate. By Miller & Kennelly. House and lot s. 8. 41st st., 223 ft. e. Sth Houee and lot n. s, 30th st , 180 ft. e. 9th av House and lot ‘84th st., 75 ft. w. 2d av. House and lot s. #. Houston , 39 ft. tm. Eldridge. me 150 House and lot n. s. Horatio st., 107 ft. fm. Hudson. Houses and lots Nos. 130,132, 134 and 136 Nassau s| House and tot No. 13 Heckman st. House ana lot No. 28 Nassau st House and lot No. 16 Dey st. 46,732 20,512 _BIMANCIAL. _ vGUST “BELMONT & co., BANKERS, “NO. street, issue letters of credit to travellers, available in all parts of the world-through Messrs, Rothschild, of Paris Zondon, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples, and their cor dents, RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE.—AR- rears, of pay. extra pay. younty and prize money col Army and Na JOUN B. MUR No. 39 Nassau street, N LL ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS AND INFORMA mation promptly procured hy my partuer residing in Washington, who attends the Courtof Claims, Informa Hon cheerfully given ly letter, or personally. No charge ul « PSO. Pine street, New York lected. avy Banke: Fost office, “SAN FRANCISCO CITY rohased at the best rates, by SHERMAN & CO., Interest Coupons vu UNCAN, Bankers, corner of Pine and Nassau “sweet New York ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON improved Real Estate in the eity of New York, in Sums from $1,500 10 $10,000, at 11 Wall street, room No! 5, up stairs, AVY OFFICERS’ ACCOUNTS PROMPTLY ADJUST- ed and cashed.’ Large amounts of pensions are due to heirs of Cocesoet ad navy once! URRAY, Army and Navy Banker, xe. ey Nassau street, 1 N. Y., opposiie ‘Post office. RIZE MONEY FOR CAPTURES DURING THE RE bellion by the Unies States ships Union and Owasco, is now being paid jOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker, No. 139 'Naasau street, New York, opposite the Fost OLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR RELA- tives and friends, should send or’ eall for our Book rela. five te obtaining pensions, bounties, back pay, prize money, 4c. For gratuitous circulation. Addrens, with sump, & Brown, No.2 Park place, New York city. NION DIME SAVINGS BANK. 427 and 429 Canal street, corner of Varick. Open daily from 10 A, M. tl? and from 8 ull7 P M. Deposits made on or Gefore October 1 wili bear interest frbettbat date," Bix per cout interest pald'on suras ef $800 and under, and five per cent on larger suna, BE. V. HAUGH WOUT, President, JOHN McBEAN, Vice President, MALTBY G. LANE, Vice President. _G. 8, Cuarix, Secretary. ANTED TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY—A BANK Charter, Address, giving prive, ac., Wim. Nell, Fisher's Hotel, 1,115 Market ‘treet, Philadelphia, 250 TO LOAN—ON big ae MORTGAGE, on improved real te, in New York or rookiyn cities at7 per cent. ‘Address ©. 8., Herald office, $20. 00 beg ige! BOND AND MORT. rookirn property, worth double the amount, Bondsman gage, at seven per cent, upon improved Al ‘aa dress Merchant, dex: $10 Brooklyn Post office. anananennnnnnnnns NY RESPECTABLE FAMILY A, a benaiutul ite boy, ten months Stes, jue can of 01 calling at or weekei3 West 37th st., top loon, front room. §O8, CLARK Me ak he inva. “Intonation of the eee ed, Apply toJ. TOWNSEND, (REDREN TAKIN YOR ADOPTION ALS zap ihkireu, t0 adopt o ge (e., and all the copuforie Of near TOR OF LUMBER IN 1808, Brown, in 1898 rena ret hey want Fulton atree t, N. Board, medical ationdanee, Ken, home, at MADAME #ARSELL'S, Hammond, 20—OF MRS, OHARA, BY HER: st Abwsoragh, county Galway, Bre- pourne, Australia, son Oh: land, in the sv information 0: ny of her children, James, John, Mary, Roxanna aod siretta, will be neta to a8 Charl ais a soldier in cae United Suaves ariny. Dillon, sou ea ‘Twentieth streel esof Melbourne, if in their power, will please ‘TkD—OF JOHN DRUM, WHO . WY Stone street, on Friday morning go to’ his usual working nd has not been geen or ‘an Drum, No.8 Pearl in consequence of his sudden uaukfally and gratefully. re meing hima.” HemarcePearl om pation resp feet 6 inches, NFORMATION Chamberlain, NTED—OF LIEUTENANT, v4; re infantry, U. 8. and aid Gencral Sykes, Who rufenrdaince the battle of the Soihof August, near Centreville, Va It has been re} that papers belonging to an officer of the nam oof Chamber- Iain, who feli in the above action, were ‘eliveret toe soldier supposed elong to the Fifth New York Volunteers (Dus- Jee'n Zouaves), for witch » liberal reward will be paid om delivery gt the oflice of Messrs, Chamberlain, Phelps & Co.» 103 FronBatreet, New York. ee WANTED—OF SS sere ay his mother. Any information tm may be Als! 2 Aun street, N. mh Cia d 76 y will be thank! Setved | by the Comutscienees of sible Charities rection at thetr office. 8. DRAPER, Preakient, ‘RS. BELZER, WIFE OF COL. JOHN BE! ane call niin wavering dook oF the Herald ee” for a let pBE CARMAN WHO TOOK A TRUNK FOR A LADY: from No. 5 Second street, en the 23d inst., ie a to leave itgat the store corner of Third street and the immediat?ly, or he will be prosecuted, as he is known. u PO, JOHN JF. G;, OF HOBOKEN.—L MAILED a regiatered Letter fo you, care 01 Post ofice, Waahingtan, TIDOWS AXD HEIRS OF OFFICERS AND MEN or tie “Old Navy." deceased prior vo, 180%, w ung back pay and pensions on nppiicatton to JOHN B. MU Army aud Navy Banker, No. 89 Nassau street. New opposite the 1 ost office. LOAN OFFICES. _ At 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STRERS, | the hignest price 1s paid fur Diamonds, Watehes, Plate, , bral poe eat pnetrumenis, 4c, Liberal adyances made this oi BARRING GER. 212 Broadway, room 8. up stairs, T 66 NASSAU STREET.—A. HONIGMAN, DIAMORD broker, makes liberal advances on Diamonds, Watehes, Jewelry, .&c., or buys then at full value, wt bis private offlee, 665 Nassau sire: up stairs.” Business T 658 BROS ORNER, OF BOND STREBT, room No. 6-HENRY HYMAN procures advances @f cash on Diamonds, set or unset; oF buys the sume for cash; also on Watches,’ Stver Ware, Pianos and Personal perty. \WN TICKE’ IGE CASK PRICE, D ON KY, &C. Brondway. leuraee of Howard st, CASH AD No. 9 City Buitdin, AT 111 GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST OF 4X Broudway, moncy advanced en Watches, Diamonds, Jewe Plate, Dry Goods and P onal NE of evs cl Mor'bowghtand sold, by JOSEPH A. dA cate d Broker. 777 BLEEUKER STREET—PAWNBROKERS? TI Advances wade on Duinonds, Wi vet prce paid for Pawnbyosers Tekes vicwe ry, Bllver Ware, Firearms St.» (oc PAID FOR DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND" Ald» precious stones; also tor India, Camels Hate, Shama. Ofice hours 9 ull 10 iia 2 ul Sony, B. W. PLU: mond Broker, 512 Broud Money to loan, PPECTEY OPPOSIT THE 8ST. NICH Mart bf rehant, advances ‘Mouey to any amount on Diamonds matches and Siiver Plate, or.the same bought at t thee rr ane German spoken. JACOB'S OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE OT ets wanted. Jewelry, kc. Hix! of Diamonds, Wat. cy 510 Broadway, JOSEPIL SOLOMON, Comi Business strictly conidential. Spunteb, Fi je way—Money to advance im eu sult om We Diamonds. SiMe Plaie, and other personal bought for cash, Business strictly confidential, 407 Broadway. Af ONEY TO LEND, IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMB, OB Watches, Jewelry, Vlatc, Dry Goods und ee of all descriptions. Gvods be Epiceined at Hine srithin one Wear. H. BARNARD, 21 Thi avenase Private oflice entrance hall door, — Panta pero ‘TICKETS bing oly AT THE HIGR: ext cash price of Clothing, fede Ag rf ‘Also on Watches, Jewelry, Fi ty Detweet Broadway tua tl a DANCING ACADEMIES. a ODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 204 Fifth avenue, New York, 187 Montague street, Brooklyn. per — — on Wednesdays and Tgaturdays, com mencln Sroctiyn ‘classes on Tuesdays and Fridays, commencing Borotg afternoon classes for young Indien and hile dren, E clan r gentlemen. Circular of terme, fe, may be had a euther ‘neademy. cam LOST AND FOUN: (OUND—ABOUT TEN DAYS SI IN A FIFTH AVE+ nue stage, a Portemonniae, containing & small amount money and a key, which the owner can fave by calling at jaws street, room 12. OST—ON SUNDAY, THE MTH INST., IN SOUTH Brooklyn, @ gold Locket, set with pebbles, A reward will be paid by returning it to No, &Cheever place, Brooklyn, O8T—ON THE AFTERNOON OF MOMDAY, 29TH inst., between the Tribune office and Greenwich street, & Pocketbook, containing about $85 in bills, The Ander will be nuitably rewarded by leaving it at 288 Greenwich street. OST—ON WEDNESDAY LAST, A 8MALL BLACK ‘and white Dog, in Forty-first street. A lady was seen to take him upand enter a Fifth avenue ‘stage, Three dollars reward will be paid for his return to 274 Madison avenue, corner of Forty-tirst stroet, OST-IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN ELKIN’S LACE store and the Sunday ’School leather Parse, with steel chain, conta ‘about 90 foods bought at i be suitably rewarded by y Ost—on _THURSDA EVENING, 26TH INSTANT, A black and tan Dog, named Tapper. Had on a leather he buckle mot sewed. By leaving hin at No, 42 Rutgora atrect the under will be aultabiy rewarded, Lane ge IN BROADWAY, NEAR Cort. $2 will be paid if returned to 21 Newark avenue, Soreey city. TRAYED—FROM DOWNING STREET, BROOKLYN, ‘on Friday, 26th inst., one bay Mare and ene sorrel Forse, light mane and tail, Any person returning the same to the stable in Downing street, between Putnam and Gates avenues, Brooklyn, or to John ‘ft. Wilson, 73 Puiton sireet, New York, wiil be ultably rewarde A’ AME TING OF THE eld at the ITIZENS OF THE TWENTY. hester Hotel, corner of nth street, it was unani- wolved to ory ocratic Union Seymour omitiees were appointed to draft by-laws and re- Svatteanmae officers. Adjourned to meet on Tuesday, Re ‘90, at 734 o'clock, P.M All good citizens are reqnested }OHN PETTIGREW, Chairman pro te Cmani 8 pay Secretary pro tem, ROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 861 BROOME ST. CARESS fas! roan bere gr wre Steer ot lessons, D meet Tuesdays ant Fo Teena ened Prion, The to 1094 P.M CHILDREN, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 to . Me Ladies’ primary classes Instructed by Mrs. Brookes, Private lessons at hours not occupied OPENING SOIREE WEDNESDAY EVENING OO8.2 ALLETMASTER DU Seventh avenue, for children and ladies tlemen every night; 101 vate lessons 80 cents, /ERRERO’S DANCING ACADEMY, 59 WEST FOUR™ teenth street, opens Saturday, ‘October Il, Private gunecs and schools afended: Cieilars for terms, A, may A®’S DANCING Ac ‘ADEMY, 36 oer of Thirteenth stre Lessons m_the afternoon} for Indien and stage dancers every morning. RENOR'S PRIVATE. DANCING ACADEMIES now open, 65 West Thirty fourth street, New-York. Sn" Wednesdays und Saturdays; 90 South Eighth bea Brooklyn, E. D., on Mondays and Thursdays. Classes in the eity oF country utiended to, ‘These rooms 40 let for Bol ress, Send for cireulars. ROP. BOND'S DA! is open for the seaso One door from Canal. D days, All the new dance: ASTROLOGY. STONISHING.MADAME | MORKO daughter. bas foresight to tell how sv01 You ma: ‘all you wish to know, even your thoughts, Or no pay," lucky charms free; her equal is not to be ‘ounds her wagic image is now in full operation. No, 14 Ludlow sireet, below Houston. 25 cents; a men not admitted, BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST THAT E can depend on is Mine, WILSON, who te! Of Your visit as son'as you enter, and future of your fife, and warns you of dangers, and ’b: out ot the Inost “perilous. underiacings. N. B-—Colebrated magi charms. No. 189 Allen street, between Howson and Stam ton. over the store, Ladies and gentlemen 50 cents =... MeAname RAY IS THE BEST CLAIRVOY, TANT fe <CING AND SKATING, ACADEMY at his rooms, No. 76 Variek s of tuition--Mondays and hws: troduced, SEVENTH. nd how ortem NA, Astrologatin thie city. Shetella your very, though wes lucky Numbers, causes # mars’ wenth avenue, Dear Twenty seventh street, Tastee bbe gentlemen Suc, the First ward, held at the Bi ‘treet House, on jonday evening, Sept. 29, for the arose of wor organiriag'e Seymour clu the ‘following gentlemen, were selected prrmane: ‘atloers:—Thomes nidy, 4 Presidents irik ‘tunmont, Vice President; Dennis’ Sullivan. and, Rober Dweyr, Secretaries; James Fitzgerald, Treasurer; Wil iliac ‘Trog, Sergeant-at-arms. My A MEETING OF THE pumoceaet VOTERS OF ‘NEW! PAPERS. OND 1 NATION AL HO!) SPoomn, HY ‘AL HO RSE Ag PARK, ATFORD CONN, on meuees xb ruunspay, 16, and ‘Under the mana hey WAR’ B_ASSOCT. 5 ILKES’ SPIRIT OF THE TIMES ITOHELL i HO ouRE Non, ‘823, 390, 839 FOURTH AVE: rine alle ol ‘ficoma for veatlieh and Ptingle .B. MITCHELL, Propriewr Ween iy HOUR, y CORNER OF aie veatwand $1 per day bs a eae mm 98 reals ¥o aces Sn ‘boure; by ihe week) Sinsor'at orelogk hous meal all sitblaht "Teo LATR wor ScARaEvTOARTOR ATTEN. ae at ¥ joined masts cal eee f_ omenveny ends TO ANY MEN BNLIGT. Suchen i Woodward's com. ot genre pany mie Seataetar ak | ADAME HART, HAVING RETURNED FROM BU- pe, Announces to the ladies of New York that she lted at No. 21 Essex atreet, upon the past 3 ial Information ae te, fortune, mi Ordinary fee 25 cents. QBLEBRATED CLAIR- 8, ee BANKER, sort ‘Dusiness and invaluable voyant, gives consuitatio 1 Hie, health and bappiuess. ¥2 West. advice on all matters of ili tevarenus. Circle on Wednee- ‘Twenty-fifth street, near day evenings, 29 eduts. WHO}! HAS. NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED: REWSTER, who hae removed 0 0 ‘Thirty: th street, acieuorner OF Siath aveniie, Over the Uakery, and. jocan be consiilted with enlire gatistaction? Sie bas no caval. She tells the name of future wife or husband; that of her visitor. If you wisn truth give ber a cail. HE GREATE¥T WON DER IN THE W WORLD 18 THE Be ccaeciea with the str ‘ished Madame BYRON, rom Paris, who can. wt contidence on ail’ stairs of life; restores drunken and unfaithfal husbands; bas a se- eret to you beloved by your aed and brings: separated. Ladies 26 ce: Residence. ird avenue, above Twellth street, WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FOR’ Bore eee, one KOT go , 70. ARE WELLING’ STOR, he ed i acknow! rete eae —— aa = $e. SOT ERT at