The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1862, Page 8

B- MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS, The Twenty-fourth Regiment New Jer- sey Volunteers. Buxuneton, N. J., Sept. 30, 1862. ‘The Twenty-fourth regiment of New Jersey Volunteers: mine months’ men, left Camp Cadwallader, at Beverly, this ‘morning in steamers, via Philadelphia, for the seat of war. The rogimest is one tousand strong and fully ipped. It is composed princtpal the arming districts in the’ Tower cosnite of tho Stata, ‘The Twenty-fifth ‘iment, now encamped at Beverly, te fall, and will also leave for the seat of war ina few New Jersey is doing her duty nobly. Military Movements In New York oma Vicinity. EXCELSIOR BRIGADE. ‘Upwards of two hundred recruits have been sent for- ward to join this brigade within the last five days, fully uniformed and equipped, A batch of seventy-five left yesterday afternoon Via the Amboy Ratiroad. Raerniting for thia Be--* ie ~ wsxgaae is increasing very rapidly now thot the citizens of New York have taken the matter in hand. ‘The private bounties now given, in addition to those of 1 it the city and State, to this brigade, will undoubtedly fi cs talere the time assigned to draft. @olonel Charles x Graham, detailed by Gexeral MoClollan, has now chai ‘of the recruiting servieo, and has been mest indefatigable J bis exertions to forward the wen to the seat of war, THE IRISH BRIGADE. ‘The following correspondence has passed between the Treasurer of the Sixth Senatorial District Committes and Daviel Devlin, the papriotie Treasurer of Moacher’s %.- gade, who has go faithfully sustained its interes*g in its palmiest dayg, and etill stands ¥ it, deviated us it is:— nw Fou Dean Sia:—At a meeting of Re" shath Senguiriat Emile tng Com Aivsee, held iw The library of the City Hall, August 28, it Was nmanimousiy reslved riate three shun- Gred dollers to nid im recruiting to air upthe ranks of the rat Irish Brigade, Gen. agurer was di- Tecied to | ay the amount ot ated remaiiing a his hands the Treasurer the greatest pleasure to com resoliition. ice from the city has pr ed from attending to the wishes of thi this pleasing ‘duty-ere this, Itis mest grabfying to every member ot the committee and vo ite contributors to aid in recruiting for the guliant Irish Brigade, heated by their brave young General, Meazher, whose bayonet charges and herole Zondiiet on many vatwe heids have caused every loyal heart to throb with Unbownded pleasure as well as gratitude to the = funds unappropri- T beg lvave to say it aifords d the under. committee and brave men who so readty volunteered to def glorions flag of their adopted country, th reby doing atest honor to the ‘and of their birt i A, p: Spilling their jood for hberty and to sustain the nm beni ine'itutions ever bequeathed for the good of mankind, they have won @ying honors. You will piease receive the enclosed ch Yor the fund to enlist (or the bricade, and acknowled..e th; gare. With the highest esteem for yourself and the patri- ‘otic gentlemen with whom you are associaied Tare the Ronor to be your obedient servant, _ JAMES KELLY, tig Co nite Brigade, ‘Treasurer o; Sixth Distriet Enlis Banter Devin, Esq., Treasurer for the Irt- New Youx, Sept. 27, 1962, My Dean Sru:—I gives me pleasure to acknowledge the yecutRt of Four favor of the Bika enclosing a check for $200, Mapyroprinted by the Sixth Sepatcrial Kultetng Qom- mittee to aid in recruiting to sill the ranks of the gallant Irish Brigade, under General Meagher.” And be assured it will give me tio less pleasure to ee that this libural contribu applied to the noble object thus indicated by you, and o to take the earliest opportunity in placing your, a)pro- and eloquent communication ip the hands of General with the request that it be tead to his immortal brigade, that the brave fellows who compose it may fecl assured that they have at no time been forgotiens but have throughout their long, perfious and hercie accion th the iield, deen followed by their fellow citizens with both a watchful Concern and sentiments of the highest admiration ‘nd most heartfelt sympathy, Being, like yourself, of Celtic blood, 1 may surely be pardoued’ in fecling ® peculiar pride jn the heroic and patriotic sell-saer.fic> Stour glorious Ife ‘wigade. Searcely a year has passed since we saw it marching through our great thoroughfare {as voldiers never marehed before, with their wives and Children erowding every vacant space in it) three thousan.. strong. | Bince theu they, bave participated im no Jess than ight pitched batties in the army of our great captain. Tn hres of them they were largely instramentar in’ eaving the fortunes of the day. In the last, most pregnant and terrilie Of the war, their spicndid and alunost superhuman charge, soon panied dy their wild Irish cheer, contribated much to that riggle which crowned ouk ams with the law rels oe bere won a. cheer which a correspondent of & morning paper so graphically describes as rising above the awful thundet of arthiery, an distinctly heard down ‘ie extreme lett, where’ ihe galiast Burnside was bearmne up valinatly ‘Ayainst fearful odds in that Jast sundown assault parate foe, thus giving to our h fresh c: ourageinent and new: Impulse to victory. They went into their, first battle at Seven Oaks tare. -thousand at of Strong; when they came out of be iret ntletar ey ren but five hun i Sina thie fearful reduction of 2.300 tin take mn place aimoat en y few an ave 9 Saieels ckness, Here we € responsible for any 3 With no sinister motive i) mo Important pecuniary Interest. "0 to gain'by it; with no other incentive exeept simple eof thelr & opted country: no ater lesizn as the romult ively on the field of ba: from the'r he: Dave atand of Ue Rae pros for keeping it uj oct oF ta of thelr fice “Dat the restoration of this no other reward im prospect but @ rich and’ countiss blessings of constitutional Uberry—we the xp et such a band cf " < ving their lives 41 such ‘appalling num the ‘remaynt en reating their fellow cow te, fonta them still in sustaining thesicriovs cause, Tehsienge e recor of this great war of the Union to produce an ex- if equal wiselish devotion. With sentiments of #in- Tam, very respectfully. DANIEL DEVLIN, Treasurer To Janes Keiiy, Esq., Treasurer Sixth District Enlisting Ooumittee, CORCORAN’S IRISH LEGION. ‘The work of recruiting for this command is progressing ‘with rapidity. The eight regiments which are now or. Ebizeg for the command will be som full, Colone! men sn regiment has now the requisite number of en, Colonel Hryan's regiment, the Fourth of the eom. is expected to be full in a few days. This regi ment poet Deing raised principally in albany, and there is ‘no doubt, from the reputation of the oilicers already ap. pointed, that it will be one of the best military organiza ions under command of General Corcoran, The compavy ‘Which is being raised in this city promises to become ii evory way worthy of fic regiment: Captain Edwor Gorman and Lieutenant Levi Grosvenor ure reccuiting for this company. -The latter gentiemun ha: ‘the Twelfth regiment, National Guard, under ¢ terfiold, now General Butterfield. Colonel Met ment is also recelving a fair amount of patrovaze, and hie expects to be in the field at the head of his comfand as a00n as any of the others. THE STANTON LEGION. It will be remembered that some time since Mr. J 20 military secretary of th drummed out of camp summarily sourt martial, or opportunity to wharges of improper conduct. ‘All the charges have been Withdrawn, and pronounced to be without 4uy founda in a statement which we have seen, Written and @igned by the colonel commanding the Stauton Legion, im the presence of the Inspector General of this State. TWELFTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS. ‘This favorite regimeat, commanded by Colonel H. A Weeks, which has gxined so high a reputation for its Bravery ¢ and discipline on many a hard fought battle field, Senoy fa want of recruits to fll up its thinned ranks. Captain Fowler has been detailed for recruiting dyty, and has opeved offices at 56% Broadway and 546 Pearl street, ‘where he wik pay the highest bounty to all recruits who ‘Will enlist in the old Twelfth. HANDSOME SWORD. * On witnessing the review of Duryee’s Zouaves, at Camp Washington, last Sunday, we notieed in possession of Tdoutenant J. B. Vose a handsome sword, sash, &c., a Yostimoninl received from a few friends, members of the Atlanta Boat Clab of this city. The affair was got up by ‘Tiffany & Go. ,.and reflects credit on the makers, Lieuten- ‘Ant Vose will’no doubt do honor to the lade. WIFTEENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK ENGINEERS, COLONEL JOHN M’LEOD MURPHY COMMANDING. In calling attention to thir regiment, we would mention ‘that they have been in the field for the past sixteen pr doing active duty as engineer troops with the ‘the Potomac. Their commander, Colonel Mur- formerly of the navy, anda graduate of the Naval By orme Annapolis, is an experienced eng: ‘merit has been often acknowledged. This regiment is now ‘Seganizing a soeond battalion, and, having some one thou- undred men in the field, recruits must fall in a or they will be shut out. Their bounties are as farge as any other regiment, and wages higher, viz:— Thirteen, seventeen, twenty and thirty four’ dojlars per month. ‘This is the ‘chance for mechanics. Their recruit- ing office is at No. 83 Spring street. @Obsequies of OMicers of the Irish Brigade. ‘The remains of the late Captain Kavanagh, of the Irieh Brigade—a young and able officer, who fell in the battio Mold in defence of the constitution and laws of his adopted country, leaving an amiable wife and seven children to ‘hourn his untimely tate—arriyed in this city this morn- fog from Washington, and were conveyed to the head: Quarters of the Irish Brigade, 696 Broadway, where they Pilliie in state wuts half-past nin orrow Morning,.when they will vo . conveyed. {0 the Onthedral here a grand roauion gk ‘eae be celebrated, at ten with all the solemn ceremonies of the Gathotic Chuirels Al the officers of the brignde at pre- gent in the eity are expected to attend the funeral. The escort will consiet of members of the Sixty-ninth Militia, Everything that is necessary will be done to render the funeral of poor Kavanagh—ihe “Trish rebel” and the loyal Irieb-American—ae imposing as possible. The retains of Captain Joyce will also be conveyed to the grave with Ghose of the gallant yon Kavanagh.» The tuneral of Lientenant Lynch taker place at two o'clock to-day, from riers, 606 Broadway. The friends of ‘Captain Kavanagh are iuvitod to be present at the requiem mass. Personal Intelligence. lon. J. M. Wood, of . Low, of California: B, How, of New Ser . H. D. Booth, of Chicago; tues Hogy Feira of Pilati, Gud 8, P. Kellor ae wie , of St, Louie, are stopping at the Metropoli- Col, 8, H. Mix and Major Gaward, of the New York Volunteer caval: K. Wi gece York; Col. Pierson and Me, of Puiladelphia : Gol. G. of Cal iy, j 4 George Starbuck, “inca ; Bioore and wi eat ile Cri G. Weed, a. Van ged are stopping at tlle Hon, 1 write) and Sa w a cut Cal ee aeRO Part ryThle Da: s ws pi 2102, ae ae wh, bite, 2720, 2 |; 9790, 282, 2704, 2786, 2758, 149) "a, th the aboves| that education. >» Serenade to the Archbishop of New York by the Pupils of La Salle Institute and Manhattan College. Yesterday afternoon, about four o’clock, tho pupils of the above mentioned institutions assembled at the corner of Madion avenue and Tnirty-sixtn street to pay their tributes of reverence and affection to the Archbishop on hig'Seturn from Burope. As econ as they got into line Arrtv: Departures, 2am ts rane eamer: ri ix, Mi Mr Frvcnan,, Capt ton Sigel Livuten. ‘Capt ‘Pierson, M: ° Davie ur of the Bava8 D Wendover. Bar WB Rio Gusset: Wa ‘Water Lay? HW, ie , Gano Cay—Schr J J SPM Sie Hears ual ie. his Graccs@ecompanied Dy the Very Reverend the Vicar General and 3¢v- Mr. MeNoiray, appeared om the stoop. The boys ioeat with thenf Bo addross; but they brought their instruments, and and 1.74de musie speak for thein, and it spoke eloquently and inn ~Wigibly, and evi deptly to phe genuine satisfaction of is Gracé, Irish and ‘American national airs, taingled with martial &trains and operatic molodies, delighted the listeners and gsve ‘hem an opportunity of judging of their proficieucy ‘SUN RIsea, AUN SETS. SR ca 8551 + 0 a9) SHIPPING NEWS. qpunse. POR NEW YORK—THIS Day, MOON sure : M1G8 WATER, Port of New York, = Sepeamber 30, 1862. ed the Al 4 ani, Erusoandag Oy Cart BF Boskuasn.”” \ sniidtand tod smorn 2 Disasters F Marine *&Pe'rted in September, Bu RD. and admiring the spirit with which they played | &1 RB wens er, Sauer ASW af W Cameron. 1 3 lively airs and tho pathos they infused into the sad shih Aramince ‘a es “ittams & Guion, ones, Each moment added to the crowd that was at. tracted by the familiar spectaclo, and by the time the s-\n coaged quite a respectable number were collects" mun. vasigal oircle, The Star 8 3 phe “ outside the - ssaaer)) | wag played in fine of 9 “ah *eotesi We area. Veh bishop rose and addressed a few Fmarks om education to | 4 Shik! his youthfgl serenaders, Rrtey wr, “Trd he uttered Vyas distinetly ficara by all ve present, though his voice, dia rk AC Games (Br), Pe Bark Forest Queen (Br), Bark ‘Diligence (Tam), ce & Wen he, oe vegen ‘Cork—Halm!| ith & Sons. ee. ries { Benner & Brown. Hoe tera) Butte sas Than en jammin (rus), & Co. Kuhn, ‘Hull; Bng—Funch, uicester—Boyd & Hincken t, Londonderry—Mur’ yen & rk Amazon (Prus), Vieth, Queenstown-=Funch, Meineke Heindeck, Hamburg—R M Sloman Badge. Brig Sarah Starr (ix), Delano, Liverpool—!nguemot & not rise above i'% ordinary tone, His Grace waja-— | OWES. pus) Schwann, Limorick—Panch, Meineke & Mr Dest Pye9— am proud of you. Jum proud ef ‘you | Wen cade for your {wn sake. ees grateful to yes for the musical com>"iment which you pat me thig aftecnoon, I Ped not say how a have been with the evidence of your proficiency im ae casei music. My ears have been accustomed vo hear that branch of art and ecience in its most delicious’ moods and tenses. Your exhibition of it satisfles me that or your opportunities still mere. You owe to your parents, w the clergy, to Your {riends, to the Christian Brothers, the education Which, up till this time, you have received; but you do Commissioners, Supervisors, Common Council and State officials generally ‘were here present to see and listen to what Ihave heard and witnessed, I am proud of 7m and I atter no unwruth in saying that the boys public schools will some day come to you as pupils, whom you aro competent to wach: You, aud your associates, male and fewalo, do not cost the city of New York or the Stato cne dollar for yeur education. You are now, 1 gm happy to say, altogether, 15,000. How much do you cost the Treasury at Albany? Notapenny, By computation en. Ey SR would amount to $330,000 per annum; and siate, to waturity of years, when you haye growh up days. ernst with pride that your education was not a burthen to the mdse, State of your nativity The public schools are not com- petent to do the work of education which they have as- sumed. We are, so far as we are concerned, and the exhibition of Unis afteruoon is a proof of it. You owe the advantages o! your education not to the State, but to your clergy, your Serenasenn as. good boys, to the excelient Christian Brothers, who devote their lives to your moral and intelicetual training. This, my dear boys, is a source Of great pride to mo just now, and hereafter will be to you, through active life and even old age. Besides, there 48 another matter of which you need not be ashamed, aud especisily in a period Mke the present, when taxes, which tigate paid: are likely to fal heavily on rich and poor, fhe lamontabie war in which we aro engaged entails upon us consequonces which must extend to future generations. ‘The works ac- complished by your friends are already an immense economy of taxes to the State of New York. The cust of your education in the public schools would be $330,000. Bat besides that your parents and friends have to cw tribute for the education of fifteen thousand other chi dreu, which would amount to $330,000 more, or a Wwial of repel in bal require it, the first economy wil be looked to im this philanthropic but deceptive quarter of public expenditure There will be a searching investigation into the whole public school system, and then other have had an opportunity of Jodiing, has ‘been created and abides in my heart; aud thats, that your manners have already acquired aud taken up the tone and weil bred de- portinent of young geutiemen, You are not afraid or ashamed to make your bow or touch your hat in respect to your seniors in years, in wisdom or in position. You shan vulgar associations in the streets. Besides your m drawing, wh'ch is a beautiful ‘of learning and ‘au exquisite accomplishment. Persevere, my dear boys. Baving inid the foundation of your future character on git and true basis of a good ciuzen, continue to build fice. Your country may have need of your ser- id when that time comes it will befor you to prove (hat you ean render those patriotic services which any country has a right to claim from her children. But hot to your dountry alone, my dear boys—for, after all, this can rank only'in the Second piace—but towards your God and towards your fellow beings. You will be able, if you persevere, to render those services which religion, patriotism and ebarity require of all men. At the conciusion of the Archbishop’s address the boys kncit aud received his blessing. Belore separating they piayed “Hail Columbia,” and gave threo beautiful cheers for his Grace, wich were caught up asl se-echoed by the outside crowd. Se, ‘The Board of Aldermen met at one o’clock yesterday. A resolction was offered by Alderman Boore sub mitting @ new gun to be used in the harbor defences; it is represented w be capable of projecting shot of one thousand pounds. He moved that it be referred to the Committee on National Affairs. Alderman Farry would prefer to “fo have it referred to the Mayor. Phe matter was, however, ultimatety re- ferred to the Committee on National Affairs. ANOTHYR NOMINEE FOR STREFT COMMISSIONER REJECTED. ‘The Mayor sent in the name of David R. Jacques Ksq., for confirmation as Street Commissioner. Alderman Boouz—Who is Mr. Jacques? Alderman Dévton—The gentleman affects not to know who Mr. Jacques is. If he really does not know,1 can tell him that he is a gentleman of high standing, and well qualified. Alderman Dayton was proceeding to review the action of the Board, in displacing Mr. Knapp, and in-| refusing to coniirm any other nominee, thus leaving the department wittiout a head. He pronounced the action of this Board to be as to place them before the com- munity in a ee ee Iittle removea from a disgrace. Mr. Dayton was call order. Alderman Fromeyt suggested a reference to a special coumittec, whieh was lost. Alderinan Daytox moved that it be referred to the Com- gar, to cheo, with oan salt, wi tun, said ie would vote for Mr. Jacques, because he be- lieved bim to be a corfipetent man. On the vote being taken, Mr, neuen was ited by ten to five. For the rejection—, Walsh, Doon brasiaey‘anaande Mitcheil, Jeremiah, i a Boole, Ottiwell, Farley, Against rejection—Aldermen A Brad; Dayton, Allen, op aud enet Alderman BRaDy moved that this Board at ite rising — to meet at one 0’ Fry ns to-morrow Nghacmnperye do Alderman Sst moved that the Board take a recess until soven o’elock, and hoped that, the committee would then be prepared to report on the case of Mr. Craven, which had been — to them. This was opposed by several members. Alderman Soa said that he had to make pesieat Mr. and it woul 1m to in time for the committee to report tomnight. Se siewes peoday at one o'clock, The Board atk pe My to Wi when it is supposed the Mayor will sead in another nominee . tov The Tusf, FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AS20CIATION--TROTTING, Monvay, Sept. 29, purse and stake $200, mile heats, nano three in five. Drstace entored’b. g Owner entered maast harness, Owner entered Lady Owner ehterod Wovsterneer yi oe Owner entered br. "e; ; és 1 2:52:49. FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION—TROTTING, ‘ToRSaY, Sept. 80, purse and stake $200, mile heats, best three in five, in harness. Time, 2:41—2 both of whieh he won. Mia present owner, in) ia very sanguine that the hosee will renee iy — within the hoar. Time, however, is the favorite rite a Tow Hamblotonian stallion Robert Puilinghat b General Butler are oe mnile beat Hey! mide; the stallion ia | Yan harness and off on the 9h . Phe race will come werent maine ko & Wendt. EB Brg Jane (Br are not Dehind tho most proticient masters in Europe. | genes fam proud ef you even on that account. But, again, I Beara. am proud of you that you are not the pupils of any hired Victoria ua) pact school in the State of New York. I am prouder of you Sear D: inn Ch , Martin, ie br AY Boned Ponder Jr, D Rehr Taatel Alberto, To Schr Naiad Queen, Hulse, Pinladelphia- Headiey. Barnozat—T even when you shali become old men, you will remember Ship Jos Foulkes’ Sons. Slip Canawbs with » ebip in tow, steer i, Auld, New Orleans, 27 ‘anys Beith sugar dc, to Yates. a Bark 8) Biel @ mdse, to Yates experienced a ay from 83! 5), lon 56 20, passed Brig Triumph (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Morphy. Antwet £7 days, with mays, t0.A Taphard. ° 21st inst, lat 42.50, lon & hours; from Portland, bond E. Sch: logw anaes Grice, Jackson, to Rot washed overboat te Steamer Gen Suielda, By Steamer Geo Knizht, W Steamer Geo Bente kon, Steamer Os) Bteat Beem M now unl Vaan Sea ether eee Ey ig Sara Elizabeth (Hol), Kuyper. Amasterdam—Payeh, P Swett, fetta ong as not owe one penny to the State of New York for Sehr J W Pierce, You have been a great Pan Goby Dolphin, E rang my to whe public treasury of that same State nr © Grant, Pres ot New York, Pwould, if 1 bald, tbat all the School | Beer do itr ston! o—Tl L Routh ork ton—F DH ork, te—G F Bulley, e—P I Nevius & Son Chadbourne, Vera Cruz—Neff & Merrill, ding Troupeaucr (Br), Daniels, Matamoros—P I Nevius & |. McLelian, Jacme!—Kunharat & Co. Brig AG Archibald (Br),’ Vauee, Jacmel—J F Wiitney & Brig Princess Royat bien Newbold, Bermuda—Smitb, & Sons. ‘urlbut Was! ington Baker « Dayton. Baltimore—M. ARRIVED, She brings a matt. it ‘8 waderstood that every child educated the | 45 hours, to US Quartermaster, public schools costs $22 per annum. this com- 8 eamship City of mond (US putation ia your synod, as you cost nothing to the | ingion. 55 hours, to US Quarterm T'S aip Onward, Coummanaer Nickels, Port Royal, SC, jaste: er & Dayton, ae ms. BestonN 0 Plilsbary. Schr Seven Sisters, Crowiey, Cambridgeport—Brett, Son Sclir Chase, Mills, Providence--Baker & Dayton. French steam corvette Fairfait, Commander Revere de la Mure, Vera Cruz, Sept 18, Mounted guns, bas a crew of 134 men, has engines of 250 horse power, and is of LOO tons bar. Steamship Thomas Swann ¢U 8 transport), Bateher, Wash- on, 82 hours, in ballast. to U 8 Quartermaster. nship Patapseo (U 8 transport), Bearse, Washington, ansport), Kelly, Wash- inst, of Hatteras, spoke U 8 steamer Jas Adger, ng Frahip. Marie Bisie, froin Cape. Hay ti miles SSE from Sandy Hook, ship Templar, of Boston, hence 20 days, im ballast, to Wm lost ower main topsail, for Liverpoo). Ship Far West, Page, Dunki T Frost. a main spencer and fore topmast’ staysnil. Jon 6), was boarded by a boat from bark and from Dsblin for’ New York, short ol Had a severe SW gale, bahast iast, to Cousinery & Co. 25th inst, portereld. . 29th inst, olf C: via Yarmox (ws t, to ES (hi of Yarmouth, NB), Crocker, Belfast, 49 ut data, in ballast. to Boyd & Hincken. Bark Deux Buonard (Fr), Lapradetle, Martinique, 80 days, jeutta, 35. Ne or Hi 23d May 12, swith Hn 20, Javre; 2sU inst, lat 42 10 ween Victoria, of water—suppiled *, Hooper, Fortress Monroe, 1 nan * in Bark Venus, Atkinson, Curacoa, Sept 10, with hides te, to off thine east ‘saw steam: ling Sea (of New Haven), Munson, Poat Royal 12 days, with stores, to U' Heniopen, spoke bark Key West, 8 Quarter: Lifton, ‘ork. ‘JM iicks, Freoman, “Alexandria, 16 days, in ballast, $660,000. . The decrepit and wasteful aystem of our | from Fortress Montoe for pabiic schools must soon come to de examined | | Bark imto; and, if the accumulation of tax barthens | t0,U 8 Quartermaster. ary Edson (of Boston), Nickerson, Yorktown, & aye, in ballast, to US Quartermas' ter. Magnolia, McCullough, Fortress Monroe, 6 days, balan, to U's Quartermarter, Bark Fernie Yor Bosion), Fletcher, Fortress Monroe, 6 of Bostin), ‘orterfield. same day, Jat Progress iu genoral elementary education, you cultivate the arts wad sciences, according ‘to the mea- Metgn 25a at 0 ay | sure of your progress and your age. I have seen | ing £. Biready many beautiful specimens of your proficiency | Bri 16 Richards & Pea: ‘Monroe, 12 days, in bal- (of Yarmgnth, Me), Chandler, Boston, in Yor repairs, having on the ne Parouts Wiil have tolook to tle education/of their chil. | days. Jn ballast, to U S Quartermaster, dren, or you and yours will be ipating in a dtminish- va rk F Secor, Toompree, ed public contribution for the education of the people. | Bare Abby My dear boys, i caunot aliow you to separate without | 12, jonnd to Havana, Pa giving expression to another feoling which, 80 far as 1 | lat 34.33, lon 71 20, expertenced a bun away fore topgaliantmast, siove bulwarks, &¢. Race, * 30th nets Ja La) SW: U0 a0 ob, lon 67 20, spoke Br brig Detiance, Lan whi Bordeank, Aug 24, with ion's6 hich lasted ig Ella Mania, Water Lily, 5 Titon, Rio Grande, Aug 8, with hides &c, A 14, with sugar. to T James. JW Johnston (Bry they with sugar Ae, to W! o Middiet Rt Dewol . with walt, to Brett, Son days, with sngar. to Suraii'M Newhall (Bre of Dig pt 10, with sugar &e, to master. ke brig Jonn Sievens, for Borton. (Br), Young, St Kitts, Sept 7, via St Vincents spouth, NS), Seott, Grand Park, sox, NS), McLellan, Salt Cay, 13 Liverpool, if. & Co, master. 83, lon Brig 8 C Shaw (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Shaw, Arecibo, PR, NB). Day, Fajardo, prscot Col Eddy, Blanchard, NYork. Cid schr Moves wins (Br, of Demarara), Larkim, Salt Cay, 17 Belle of the Bay’ (of Mystic), Washington, New Ov. th Inst, Absccnam W from Boaton fot Havana, re- aitially ismasted 71,20. Matron (of Newport), Taylor, Norfolk. 4 days, in bal- John Freeman (of Boston), Crowell, Alexandria, 14 Board of Alicrm .. ee U 8 Quartermaster. DAVID R. JACQUES NOMINATED BY 12 MAYOR FOR | days. a Daltant: te romese Dart (Br, of tage to Sturges &Co. 15th ii yr Rothen (of Castine). Sant bt Murray, Jr. Tejuca, of (Br), tC Ek Ox & to Jos Jane Fish, Me rin, Jones Inlet. mittee on Salaries and Offices. This was not seconded be ‘Alderman Brave, after some slashes at Alderman Day. | Stexmordrme CUS teoap spoke Br brig Prinee Alfred, he v Georgiana (Br, of St Andrew: daze, with logwood, to Brett. Bon d £ Co, P'Johuson, for New York, in ballasts 10. Brett, Son & pooh brig Almon Rowe! be JJ Frith STREET COMMEEELONER: AND Re).vrso BY THB ¥e Orne, ane. das 2a a ballast, to U S Quartermaster: lant. to Brett, Connolly, Ponce, U5 days with niles N of pee Dese- New Era (of Providence), Usher, Fortress Monroe, 6 a, Seevee, Fortress Monroe, 6 days, in bal- & Co. Schr Pauline (Ham), Harms, Ciudad Bolivar,eiug20, with Hu a a tc, 10 on ‘Aux Cayes, 18 Ba Jed in company Gonaives, Sept 1 germ. ood and covton to Miller’ & Hougtonren ree Miraccane, Sept 11, with legw inst, lat $1 56, lon 7515, passed ‘Arsport, bound 8. b}, Eldridge. Ruatin Island, Gept 7, of” Si Andrews), Trott, Matanzas, 14 Co. 2 St, lat i only Matanzas oe — cabin eed, Grand Cay, TT, FS Idage, with as Balear, seaman, of Ireland, aad drowned. te John Willams (Br, of Nassau), Knowles, Inagua, 12 pa pe mad days. with logwood, Eneas. d sere Sehr A Stewart, Abrams, 5. Cerrystone, 4 days, Sebr Chief, Ryder, Vi for Boston farel Donham, Rondont fer Edgartwoy Remsen, Hart, from French bark Theresa, lately, Stamford. Schr J Cone, Hervey, Philadelphia tor Hartford, Behe A Stewart, Stewart, Providence, Schr M Piatt, Crockett, New Haven, Sehr L Danicls, Bratt i hr A Bacon, Mehat Kabn miner aud, Ch. ir Excelsior, Newman, i Nd SI a Sehr Yanda}ia: (cot Remdout fer Bont 1.1 for Por Ewes. rioie (US transpert), Gates, Newbern, Sept to US Quartermaster. 29th inst, passed a loaded with hay ashore on Winter strewn along the b ach, Steamer Morennd. eft oot a (Quarter Shoals, the — Phiadapin, er Jersey Biue 8 reneperty, Deye, bag — este Sept 26, via Fortress Stes tek (U & ti meee Te eccomvets Racy fetes fis ace ‘Thorn (U 8 transport), Morgan, Fortress Monroe, rtermester. master. Phi vamer Vulean, Morrison, mer Pohieas, B t~-) oe a alongside, no one ou board; Mystery, henee wan Be then diring tue ‘of inedtine had ju ‘would try to get Int 4 ‘rv ito Cape Henry, jonrve, to Phiinas le Phi erfoane, maini Of BL George, Me 2 9 both masts gor BELOW Bhip Areote, from Havre, Platenias, ‘fromm Alesandria, from Yorktown. Clifton, from Hampton Roads.—All by pilot boat J D ‘ita 8. MoLaughiin entered br. g. Vie, Emanuel $ 1 9 1 2] ,Somn We Ht Dax, trom, Pasinael H. Woodruff entorod b, 10.5 D Vd 12122 Fasened 6 hh Yr ree Figging in 28,03 ine, and cgmmeneed 41h Bhar gine, fons was ‘before sate 1 that the Yon baa grim iscelianeous. Asumntcar Liorps—The Supplement of additions and cor- rections to the American Lioyds Register of American and Foreign Shipping for Oct 1, has been issued by Mesara Tay- Jor, Hartshorne & King, No 36 Wallstreet, This number contains $2 ships, 43 barks, 36 brige and 8 steam: and resirveys. ‘steamer Delaware (U 8 fransport), Washington, to US Quartermaster. oe ‘Townley (U8 transport), Wood, Washington, to Madelphia. Phila leiphla, euny, Providence. cau. Baker, Providence. Rereexrn—Sehr Indian Queen (of Sed, for St Marta and Cnrihagon on 17th inst, lat 28, lon 69, mn, and was Obl her; split forosall, wreck of neh wick), hence 10h Hf red for repairs. havi mot kt Kot cet fat eit Jon 70:36, Paseod the A rise, and , UNION COURSE—TROTTING, Semen, NO UB, | Two ship, two barks and one brig, unkn Moxpay, Sept, 20, purse and stake $160, mile heats, in ! <eutnenommes’, very light. “6 si ‘theese fend re Sa iia’ rae pete Toupy weather ot ft i I and threw overboar: tested affair throughout between Victor and Dandy. Tho saa Gray mare, in the third heat, ran into the fence, throwing oes Jim Retrers, Macerthe driyer, out ofthe fully under her feet, injuring Tear gooee of tember, wars ten aver, and ea atively coms bn Pretty severely; Dut fortunately no bones were Banca an ew of sary ing of the ret Um Tauren the sorrel gelding Prince wil Bath in in inca Ba aad tareng air Rndere fara imatck of 94,06 ee ae : Sati i iver vet ho ween, over tthe “tnt Hon care gears, yf Fe wetoheca a stoma Pat rosa Siersink ill se wasnt She ws apt stoned and trotted two ten mile” Face estoy Hero tie roeer, | ad the water removed by eicnieiean which p was blown up at Middl mat by Whish Gajt Chase and td A complete wreok, and was iota morning from imal, Pho dorey | of Blue, alee from Nowbern, Seige eh 0 to bn beef and 2000 pea fe pans Pa Bra for Ne New Yor Ker’ te oy 2 ae =~ asim. s men; an ward Soria, rnc ie naa LAvNeMRD—At Baltimore, Se 2%: bark Whistler. buslt by John urahanna t Song sie wilt oc. EEA. 9B. the screw dock to be metalied ‘gil anout 200 ton ham ihe ref a ae nt iO ton sulted Soun Patten & Sony anh purines: ealled the Hudson, ald tobe Perior vessel, owned by the ui At Eastport, 2%, a lendid bark ft about 500+ =H AAS is6a. Prom a Fédord Kept by T. H. Up gn, Secretary of tie Ame- rican Shipmasters Association. we Nave compilea'the follow. ing list of disasters for 8°. tember, 1962: Those marked A, “ere abandoned; B, blown up; 0, cok ne; Fy fie: "leaky; My missing; P, put in portsin dis- vended; ge Where from, Bound to. hae. Phantom Clara Wheeie Uncle Toby: Esther, . Golden Amelia (Br) .|New York. |Queenst’n.. Therese (Fr |New York NeCnBeD... Nuggett (Rr) New York |Aspinwall.. Horriet 8 .| Plymouth, . | Richibuoto. bh ge gir Rangoon. Falmouth, . ” EBorique New York. [P'tau Platt Calvert. Ht Ci Phila tam TRIN ETETEOTTEPD ET. New York: Providence | L EC'mbrdge! S New York.| S Helena (Br), Providence | L Phila...... Boid R Minatitian NOrieans.. “Tpke i bet Brig | and since January 1:— von ‘ors, of new | some magnitude for the raising of cotton by free ndelpe for Baston with for Fort Pulaski, exper. and | under the auspices of the Treasury Department, 4 | rate for cal loans being 4a 5 percent. Certif- Pitino Pailatciphis | cates of indebtedness have advanced to 99% per nf, | Price. Demand notes were done at one time to- Row | day at 120%. In the afternoon they were offered New York srdcaoworedara President. Jno Benso: ‘American Bagi ) Spoken, &e. Bre F Raion, from Dabin for NYork, Sept7, lat “5” N, jon Le Schr Golden Pieece, of Harwieh, hence for Ship Tsland Sep, Saud Key Light W 25 nies, Foretgn Ports, Anecemo, PR. Sort M—In port Rr sche Mory Ann, for 2 days: the only vessel in port. ave Daves, Sept II--No Am vessel in port, Sid Nth, brig Hai ison, NYorl Bisuuoo, Bept I2In port Br brig Lady Chapman, Cooper, for NYork lig. Goxaives, Sept M4—In port brig Rockingham, from Boston, art Granp TurR, Sept Saal ged bark erening Star, for New York, lig; Br brigs Milo, and Ada, fc OULMEIX, Fuly 9—Arr shin Escort, ‘ler. Lonndo, peagsoarn’ Sept 4—Going in, bark Tiva, Boreham, from MaTAN2A8, Sept 17—Fn port bark Mary C Fox, unc: brigs A B Cook, Perkis; Anita Owen, John Crystal, C H Kennedy, Dani Boone, 8 Bi eplierd, and Lanzaroite, do} schra Balloob, and ixon, Minace Bae don »pL—No Am vessed in por Poxcg, Sept 15—In port Br bigs Gen” Wittiams, to com- Lng ve gon: the 15th for Haitimore: Florida, Irom ——, arr Au fro Seanon, Ang Sin brigaHTeraldy from Now York, just arr; Mary Elizabeth, Bena Rusray Javan, Sept 7—In ort brig Josephus, for Balti more Sz srr lex, NB, Sept 26—Cld brig Norfolk, Winchester, Ports, ‘th, Kelly; Sarah Eliza- Aly, Ytradelh port; Rhode ; * Gaeiee, Calais for New York. ‘lon, Sampson, Atciratia: Varks Zone, Burley, ‘and Buenos Ayres: NOr- of Erin (B: Davis, "earlanst Poster, M lean: brigs Mai Griffin, Gonaives; schis Tmnetine, Graham, Jeremie; Oasiet Stanley, ee "Sid. bark: mn ee, Glengzall, Nineveh, Heals rigs Bird of the ¥ Naiad, Maid of Erin. BALAIMORE, Sept 27—Arr, Boston, Bolow brig Alfred, Butlock. Gld darks Anna (Brem), Raschen, Bremen: Thomas (Br), eraon, Cardenas; hr E Merryman, Havnilton, Rich raond, Me, barks Johannes (rem). Klock geter, Gib- ralter or Gadias Seneca, Lewis, Cape Town, COI ANGOR, Sept 27—Arr schrs Dan! Breed, Hart, El ig Rio Grande, Greenleaf, from Guano Islands. ark. iston, 8Id_ brig Win Nichois, Fri Phniatet phia; ech L Sanders, Aines cn Gr ee » Blackstone’ Allen, ‘or’. KISTOL. EERRY, Sept 2 TN Sone ‘Prank Lucas, Tay- ai iph pkbizauititPonr, Sept 30—Cld schrs Clinion, Borden, Tr Abiall Murch, Kast Bosten; ? P Abst. Brag, Sept 28—Arr sloop Luna, Smith, Port Ewen, én geport; 88 Buccingham, Dickinson, East Haddai S-nator, Lynch, Roslyn; Alznita, Pressey, East Boston Brandywine, Wheeler, Norwich Daniel Basset Hartford; Sivan & Mary, Taylor, South Pier Fort Leet ‘sloops Lady Lake, Lake, Williaiebi scrabble, Simmons, Somerset: Brown, Cooy and; New World, Wanton, Newport; B Frankiln, Dodge, Wasp, awe! Bria Vat ae IVER, Sept 2! ncn A M Stearns, Hudson, Dajaware Bay; Tranquil, Seaman. Rondout, 2th—Arrsehrs CL Huise, McGar, and Cornelia, Meckey, Bhvahetiapert: DH Baldwin, Kuowiton, NY EW BEDFORD. Sept 37 hrs B M Sinith, Childs, Rentiee via Pocassett; 23th, M A Rowilanv Buh, aucamor Monohasétt, Cromwell do ria Bigartiwn, eid 20th. schrs B Enclish, Hathaway. Phila lelphia; M H Reed, Kelly, and E M Smith, meen NYor«; Harriet, "Staples, and iadson. Lincoin. Elizabet)\ port. SEV aUEAT One, Bept are sehr Kossuth, Lee, New ‘NEWPORT, Bept28—Arr brig Nahant, Stront, Somersot for Philadelphia: Win Nickels, Fritz, Bristol for do; schrs Salmon Washburn, Thrasher, Tanti for do; Frank Luc.s, Taylor, Bristol Ferry for dos Magnolia ‘Nickerson, Boston for do; Volant, Davis. New Nedford (or dos A J Dyer, Ro- Dighton for 8York; for “Boston; Win Marge t Sor 40: Amand Adva ‘ood | Sonkli ‘ann 'M Sterns) Hudson, Fall River for Delaware Bay; Lady Jane, Saandera, Providence for NY L kovering, jon Talinton for Euzavethport; Tranquil, Seaman, Beistol Ferns for NYoriks Sonate rovidence for Rondout; Mary A ititdreth, Williams, Pantucket for.do:faines Neiison, Bart, Taunton for Phila: desp'in; sloop Proof Giass, Hallock, Providence for York. b—Arr brig Charles Heath, Loud, Bangor for NYork; ‘Parker, do for de; U8 sicop-of-war Join cruise, 29—Arr schrs H Dilatush, cg ¥ iN Sept Orum, Van Keuren, aud Somerset,’ Milier, — ¢ © Smith, ae and © cane, Elizabeth- ports Trenton, Nvork; sloop, PHILADEL! gent sok PRIA, Are aap’ distrens (nee soos entown, Bass win, Webber, gehre Phin! Chat Smith, and Mouteveu, re kinburg, Providence ine, Waterbu: ave Stamford; Town. send, vy tam a Tee W Godirey, bea a fil Renan Hien 7” Cla uit iiton, Portsmouth ; ey, Nickerso ND, ate oi Reseue, Pettenatt Phile- Ipaia; Wssteel commas, NY ork. cla Stupies’ Havana: Aucoin, Webber, Philadelphia. PORTSMOL pak aie sehen By Reoreman, Mathews, Peracveranee, Arey, Rondot It schire wre Adelaide, Crowell; cee ae wr, aad Atmetsiag Onvatior, ay Li a ivaenere hs and Gov Atwell, Randall New 4 Sept ‘icht A@ardner, Knowles, Phitasel- 0 sla fore, Ingersoll, and 8 V W Sinmons, brs A Field, Phitlt pened. a, 8 re Trrashes, and nd J Neilson, Bui 28—Arr sloop Adelina, AEN tier pl A ia RS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘ Turspay, Sept. 30—6 P. M, The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending September 30 For the week. $2, 268 2,029 abo Previously reporied.60'901 580 Byer 102! Sno ftes Since January, , 1869,757,708 96,057,241 106,710,203 This heavy export confirms, in part, the state- ments made in this column in yesterday's Henatp with regard to the activity of our export trade. Included among the exports to Liverpool are $350,000 of cotton. We ought to be beginning to receive some more cotton from those portions of the South which are under the control of our forces. It is understood that an experiment of negro labor ,in Florida is about to be undertaken Money continues to work very smoothly, the cent. Exchange advanced this merning, in compan: with gold, and there were sales at is, to the Afternoon, on the strength of absurd rumors of Propositions of penee, bills dropped to 134% a 135%, which was the closing quotation. Gold opened at 124, and gradually declmed to 12134> then rallied to 122% a %, which was the closing at 19%. Stocks continued to advance this morning, and prices were higher than yesterday; in the after- noon there was quite a reaotion, and the advance Of the morning wee” At the close agaig people are weary of tremendous markets, in which stocks rise 1 per cent an hour; even the bulls are willing to sce the suri panes fon five ev or two, Stil? the busi- Me done to-day was Very laze IMA? ag yg outside buyiug Yery active. At the morning board New York Central sold at 104, an advance of two per cent; Hudson rose 1, Michigan Cen- tral 4%, Mlinois Centrai 1, Galena 34, Toledo 1%, Fort Wayne 3%. The other railway shaves were generally steady at yesterday’s prices, The greatest advance of the day was in Fort Wayne stock, which, though very slightly known here, is daily rising in public esteem, and will probably hereafter take rank as one of the most active rail- way shares. In bonds a large business was don Chicago and Northwestern assented bonds rose 1 per cent, Fort Wayne firsts 2,&c., &c. Govern- ment sixes were }{ hetter, and were in pretty fair demand, The coupons on the 7.30 notes (Octo- ber) will be paid at the Sub-Treasury to- morrow. After the board to-day the market was rather dull, and there was sdme realizing. At the second board the decline in gold led to a cor- responding deeline in stocks. New York Central fell off 124, Hudson 1%, Ulineis Central %, Erie ¥, and other stocks in proportion. Toledo, which was one of the most active shares on the list to- day, fell from 70 to 69. It is understood that the company has disposed of $900,000 of their sinking funds at 90, and that they are offered a higher price for the remainder. It is presumed that the payment of the dividend has only been deferred till this negotiation has been closed. Erie prefer- red was in active request this afternoon It is still selling twenty per cent below New York Central, though railway men consider that there is little to choose between the two. At the close the mirket rallied again and closed firm, the following being the last quotations:-— US 6's, reg '81.1023% 0 10234 US6's,con,’81.102%4 a 10234 Rending., .... 68% a 693¢ “Michigan Cen. 81 a 8144 US 5's, °74. 904g a 91 Michso& Nla 363g a 37 Trn7310 10434 01047 MiS &N Ia gua yh 12 ‘Tennessee 50% a St Panama +1484 al. Virginia O's... 59 & 6L Mhinois Central Tee a 76 N Caroiina 6’s. 66 a — Galena & Chi.. 80 a 30 Missouri 6° a 50 lev & Toledo. 68 2 681s ‘Atmor'n gold..122 012214 Chi & Rk Isl’d. 778 a 77% Pacitic Mail,..120 01203, Chi,Bur&QRR 95 a 96 NY Central. —_ 2 108 Mil & Pr du Ch 873g 8 38 Brie.... 48% a 49 NYCen7’s,’76.1138 alld Erie pret Erie 3d m bds.105 a 108 Hudson River. 61° Mich C8’s, 1 m1163g a 120 Harlem... Tl Cen bas,7’s.104 8 106 Harlem pref... 463gu 47 Demand notes.119 a 119 }¢ After the board the market was higher. There were sales of Erie preferred at 8234, of Harlem preferred at 47, of Michigan Central at 814, of guaranteed at 7234, of Illinois Central at 7734, of Galena at 8134, of Toledo at 69%, of Rock [sland at 78%. At the close 3 was bid for Rock Island, 82 for Michigan Central, and 1233, for gold. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— The National Bank has declared a dividend of 3 per cent, payable October 10. The Shoe and Leather Bank has declared its usual dividend of 4 per cent. The Bank of Yonkers has declared a semi-annual dividend of 3% per cent, payable on and after the 10th proximo. The coupons of the Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Railroad Company, due October 1, 1862, will be paid at the Brooslyn City Bank. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the last two weeks compare as follows:— 29. Sept. 22. Capita stock... -$U,TI8.516 11,425,880. Ine... 28,215 Loans... 85,871,635 34,689,387 Deo. .282,148 Speci 5,450,027 5,410,140 Dec.: 8,887 Duef'm oth’r banks 4,212,072 Due to other banks 7,702,139 890 Deposits. + 24,194,219 24,997,926 Inc. ..803,712 Cireutatio: + 5,174,600 8,111,474 Deo. . 63,076 The Beston Stock Exchange Board has elected the following officers for the ensuing year:— President—Gilbert Attwood. Vice President—dohn E, M, Gilley. Seer:tary—John J. Soley. Preasurer—Nathaniel Tracy. S.anding Commi'tee—Charles L.. Hayward, Thos J. Je, George W. Long. Stock Exchange. TuEspay, Sept. ee oo pe 6,085,429 Inc. . .823,806 7,255,029 Dec. .447, $5000 US 68, 62,reg 10316 ot gt $395 500 U $ 6s, '68,rez 100 835 20000 U 8 o's, "8l.rog 10234 0 + 88% 40000 da 102% 20 do.. . 82% 5000 US6's ,5-! 208 cou ta 100 Hud RiverRR.s60 61 100000 US 6'x,'81,cou 10244 200 2 5000 U S 5's, ‘74,con one 15000 do......... 800 7500 Trea 7 3-10 pon 14 25 Hari RR. 10000 US demand ns 120i4 1200 CBAQhtie spebe 118 D 5 Mich So 2d mtg 96 ES +. 2 5 ee Sasagssessess are aR: oT ff vl pa ‘8 +26 New Jersey Fine. Ey 00 Pact Mait88 Co 121g 7500 bs ao, sist cssee v 0 77: 16 do. 10875 do. +8 4 100 Del, LA West RR. 110-100 Mil & PrduChRR 88 1200 krie RR. . 4. Bd Toledo & Wab RR 34 491 do....,.080 34 g 5 85: «D380 35 ef ioo Tol & rab pref.. 6a 80 p4 Pitts, EtWay&ci 43 Ly S x 5000 do... 170 sha Pac Mii 88 Go 100 b30 280 NY Gent fi. AVVSSSSRRSssssTess SRER K io )4ziroRN A GOnDTERS, RATLORS, a Rt so RS, ALLOWS, MARINES, AW $250 Brookiye cities at] Ph 000 Pare oe = ments— Pap rnit balance, August 31, 1862... S00 ; drafts, ae eels Balance Sept. 30, 1862.. Balanee Cr. disbursing accounts. Receipts during the month.... Balunec nae dice accounts... Appropriat ms in September '2861.. Increase in September, 1862. Ralonce credit bullion and Payments Payments in fine Balance...... Funds in bi a in “Assistant | Trensurer’s : -$13,481 | yn 7313 509,562 Fine bars in Assay office.........+ Unparted bullion in Assay office.... 202,618 284,606 $13,744,167 >. 60,103 Total.... Legs due depositors Business at the United States Assay Office at New York tor September. Deposits of gold:—— Foreign coins, Foreign bullion P United States bullion, ——— $129,000 » Nepesits of silver, including purchases:— Foreign coins... Foreign bullion .. United States bul-ion (contained im wold)” 2a a0 United States bullion (old coins; Tnited States bullion (Washo: United 8tates bullion (Lake Superior) ‘Total... Total dep Total deporits, payable ix coins. Gold bars stamped . ‘Transmitted to U. ‘TUESDAY, Sept. 30-6 P. M Asnss.—We have no change to notice tn prices, while aie were limited at $7 for pots, while pearls were at 7 8734. Bueapstorrs,—Flour—Tho market firm, with a food demand, chiefly fromm the local.and Eastern trade. Prices wero betier, and advanced faily 5c. per bbl. for most grades, and in some cases move. The sales footed op about 15,000 bbis., closing within the following range - ‘Prices:— pertine State, Extra State oe Superfine Western. Gommon to choiee exira Western... .... B 8 Extrado. Good vo choice family do. Rye flour. Corn meal, Jereey and Brandywine. =+Canaiian flour was also some firmer. ow! rivals. The sales embraced about 800 bbls. , ¢! in the above range of priecs. Southern tae was and in good request, with sales of about 1,000 dbis. onr quotations. Ryo flour was steady at “our figuros, with sales of 175 bbis. Corn meal was unchanged, while the sales embraced about 300 bbis. Wheat opened mie a demand, but geew dull and closed heavy at 5 quotations. ‘The sales embraced about 30,0 000 busheis at $1 38 9 $1 47 for fair to prime white Michigan $1 29° $1 88 for red wintor Western , $1.38 @ 41 86 for good to choice ainber Western, and $1 34 for in- terior white do., $1 23a $1 25 for amber lowa, $] 16 a F1 22 for Milwaukee club, aud $1 10a $1 18 for’ spring. Corn was less active and the market easier. The sales embraced 75,000 bushels at 43c. a 690. for warm and Fastern shipment, and at 60c. a 61c. for geod svund Western mixed, and 6254c. a 64c. for white Western. Rye was sieady, with sales of 7,000 bushels, part ‘estern, at 60c., aml small lots of State at-80c. Barley and barley malt were firm, anc held at full prices. Oats were heavy and lower. ‘Old State werg at 590. 60c., and 5Te, a 58c. for new State. Cocoa.—Sales 500 Dags.St. Domingo and 150South Ame- rican were made at p. x one —-The market was firm, whilo.sales were mai Coriox.—The market was active and firmer, with saler of 2,000 bales, closing on the busis 8€ G6}ge. a 676. for middling uplands. Fruicirre.—To Liverpool about 40,000 buehels of whea wore engaged, in bulk and in ships’ bags, at Pld. a 113d. and about 48,000 bushels of corn at 10 !gd. a11d., in bull and ja ships? bags. aud 1,000 bbis. flour at 3 To London 65,000 buske 124¢¢4., in. st 600 bbis. fur at 38. 6d, , 500 boxes cheesa, an 600 row butter at £08. To Clascow 350 bbls. flour at 3¢ and 600 boxes cheese at 4 AY was unchanged, while sales of old were making & 60c. a BSc. for shipment, and at T0c. a Tc. for city use. plotasses. The market was quiet, while prices wer steady. Provisions —Pork—The market was firm, with a demand from the trade, with sales of 800 bbis. at $1 a$ll 6234 for mess, and at $1012% n $10 25Lor ie Reef was beavy ahd dull, while prices wore unchangee Cut meats wergauiet and sales limited, at oe a 4Xe. fq shoulders and &t 6},c. a Tie, for hems. Lard was firr er, while the sales comprised 1,000 pac! , at O34C. 10%e., the latter figure for choice, Batter and oh were withont change of moment, while the business wes toa fale extort. & 1CB.—Ea aes were mado at 6 65c., and 100 do. Java at p. ded Seices.—The market was firm. and acttye. Sales 3,500 bags of pepper were made at pimento at 173¢c., and, w: 0. ‘ia ha COuAgTeagn oe ctgsesaus e° Parpespee OROTAAITaa Hagtiscieccess Topacco.— Although prices are ver; ig there inene demand. The sales were 532 hhds. ky at ‘22c.,and 205 cases seed leaf at ile. a 180. Wwexry.—The market was firm, and change of moment, with sales o” 400 a 600 __PINANCIAn, Avs 2 ONT & 00., BANKERS, NO; 60 ¥ Sipe oder eertt finces8 Sie, Rane s ane London, Frankfort, Vien na, Sart Wo AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM ofFice.— She SERN my AND NAVY cranes AND INFO a nptly procured ty Wanhingiom, who atiendy the Court ot tne uo cheertulty sfc ety or personal Law yer, 82 Pine stierty Ne STATE AN Interest DURGA Bankers, corner of Pir qu MICAL, | HANK, 2, i Divldcudr the Ureatlene aad Dive this bank’ ee this day declared a desea Ss dend of forernaient tax) on and afer Wednenday, the fat hotober next. My order of the Pe reusase, 5 , © N4ty, OFFICERS’ ACC PROMPTLY ADJD: topes maoente Gt pond ai a . ‘wmou pensions are serra URRAY, pep cat nd Bi hege og ek 1 street, iY uni | stp d= 5 Pomare THE se one peas Liane etek: Setetl INTEREST, corner of to 3, aes saa ytrem) Sear tat on Sermon A. Boxce, Cashior, 4 os sied iMorest commer oy nd or call are —_ ae Lape oe pe is TO LOAN-ON Bol 500. 7 Loan-or citler'ntT er vent. Ad ag 4 late, inpea 0.8 ‘a. Brooklyn sa bere pera Feks es or pay D AND fag t moun et 2 oon