The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1862, Page 2

————_—— shot. ER OF HARPER'S BERRY, | sgn 2 , sta egg aaa = ae euyenne tee” Ea foe he Justice to the Desa. al geport u es entirely out get 7 ToT yDi0OR OF THE BERALD. be 4 a tren epee BauriMOnK, Sopt. 2, 1862 non wilh many of our fellow countrymen, has been committed in reepect to Ferry, whereby the brave ont the lock springs. ‘They get the following 24-pouncer: se ilzers; twelve 6-pounder hear Smooth; lx S-inch James riflod guns; four 20-pounder Tiled Varrotts; sx smooth bores, bras Alea tie to | & sy ing gous which we ¢ spiked and wu: on Mary’ ‘Tou, ino feol unat an the surrender of Harper p , Colone! Dixon S. Miles, has been ns noble hearted ol L elghis: ‘Iwo 9-ivch Dablgrens; one 60-pounder ri for # ni Heights to the rebel | Parrott; six 12-poynder howitzers; four common . Tota! 47, korde by wh ded. ; o> Mata yay will 4 7 By publishir shove yar The Capowing pa of events may therefore not | tice'cdthe pricy Y= that a Mors Toil u the states, nor does ners aud will prove to the public that a J gallant officer does 1 man who, under the circumstances, could fave be v hs it greet es ‘henn done sip lneneanen es ie hel ont longes than did Colonel Ailes. ‘The government On M , Bepiomber 1, ramors geached Uclonel Miles) “ fi knew his situation; knew he was pressed with one bun- dred thousand men who were determined to take the the place; knew ihat tho place was under a tre capnovade from daylight on Friday, September 12, till dark; sgaiv frem daybreak Saturday tin dai k; from halt- past two P, M. Sunday, the 14th, till dark; and at last, Hofore daylight oa Monday: September 16, until the last shell and round shot was expended, at nine o'clock A. M. Colovel Miles’ hmb was uot amputated; reaction did not take place enfficient to alow it. He lingered until hali-past fou rou Wosday, On Weduesday his bod} was taken to Frederick in a rough box by his stat and a metailic ease procured, and therein conveyed ‘e Sweet Air, Baltimore county, near Baltimore, Md. hope justica will be done by the proper report at head- n mate by the enemy to cross ihe mouth of the Monocacy river aad ‘The fuet was communicated to headquarters at Baltimore and Washington, and the Righty-seventh Ohio regiment, Col. Banning, and two twelve pound howitzers, were sent down there. Every: thing w realiness, expecting an attack from the enem: eliigenve was soon received (rom Col. Ban- ning that the encmy crossed in force near Isvlan’s Ferry, aod Below Polut of Rocks. The One Hundred and Fit- teenth regiinent New York Volunteers were ihen sent to ~ | quarters of the army. Justice demands that the public Charlestown, Summit Point, Opequan ise and Halls | await the official report, which will be given the world in towy; to relieve the Pleyenth New York State Militia, | @ few dayeg Iam, sir, with great rospect, 2 roi cao ei are HENRY M. BINNEY, ee ae Captain and Ald-de-Camp to Colenel D. 8. Miles, Com- cat ¥, hty-seventh Ohio, at Point manding Division, n, Ut were ordered back numy erossed in great fores, wader ivect, and the cenai was cut at the water was rut Out in order that ross. The brivade of Gen. hes of sisted of ibe Ninth Vert ¢ of Koc NEW YORK POLITICS, General Wadsworth’s Acceptance of the Nomination for Governor. ‘ew Yous, Sept. 29, 1862, Gexeran Jamns 8, Wansworr:— Dear Sin—I have tue hovor to inform you that you were nominated for tho ofice of Governor of the State of New York by a cony omposedt of men resolved to n the mtegrity of the Unten without regard to past party relations, and beld at Syracuse on the 24Uh of the presont month, J enclose the series of resolutions adopted by the con- Veutiou, as an indication of ias sentiments and purposes. Your nomination was made witha very remarkabie Gegroe of unaurmity auc crthy slash, and, on bebiaif of the C + 1 bog ieave respectfully to request your ac- Taw, very respectfully , your obedient HENRY J. RAYMOND, President of the Convention, GENERAL WADSWORTH’S REPLY. Wsitnaron, Vet. 2, 1662, . Henny J. Rayaonn, President, &.:— Dy 1 lave the honor to zcknowledge the reoeipt “September 29, informing me that the Convention heid at Syracuse on'the 2ith of that month, composed of men resolved to maintaia the integrity of the i 5 heir previous party casociations, of placing my name before the the State of New York for the office o a}, an sixth New York, sh brigade, uncer electors of Gover a Bale ator re- vai Poper? airee with the Convention in the sentiments expressed tu their resch.tions, and, if elected, Isbell zeal- ourly labor to carry out their wishes as therein defined, f imiut, perh ps, with propriety elop here, bub us the duties o; my present p m Will notallow me to was copstant!y t pointe, and on th op Maryland We Lamuds, as he Coald in the sod revirh to New York tor some tite, and possibly not until the atte ection har boen held, Task your indulgence bees bri us tothe questions in- taken in assuming that tho sie. covssity of sustaining ¢ ant to We d itsel! ball coin: | Ford War Youk for the iy and comnplote sup- of whites, having had time to or- {arin Uheie troops, ted and ae ANAL ws OF corded in t ie Wi Ut ya stuie er: » effected. the Northern States orthern imststr lives to the say tion will drift wai climate and great in the whole wants oF er the same 1 four ra: ‘Gon of the ul i torbear vast ert 2 within that Sudae ot th yy thar of gatient There! ave seen »y have be W citizens of Who have rasbed robers, nud itois within: to FAR KENT ju the be Ihave not refleclions al brave men, fee aud exuaue Colonel Dixo rot 4 matiate by cruel wou naBy Pha he urst w pele. surrender of La ve they hind given bealth and lite to their duty to deny Tio's correct als: tof thie they have left at Jamented a! alled tothe fied, by the hy Our first rus) or ny Wo have nothing t! ieay us to near Nolancd’s roventeen tities i tember t f verdict of the ballot and the — wernment of the pecple en int Point of B ately recelved nt t you will aecopt for yourself. and convey to Kagity ceventh Ob f the convention over which you pres bews" The ene for the great honor whieh they did me ling the canal at seven mile 4 tors of New York fora selina. thenes to Ki! position #9 ogiishedt as Uhatof Govern k oF of the Stal " ptember 11, the ei Lam, vir, with great respect truly youre, Giiong in Ploasnn: Valley. and JAMES 3, WADSWORTH. won'é Gap, wnd t) shelled out" our ae r a were thrown thore by Col. Ford. of the nd Pierce Rutter Ver Simon Cameron, Ohio, whe commanded Macytuud Heigh ofullowing is a copy of the compli tho Thirty COO: hhede } br inka de bb eg ag cr: Maryland va Netiteth’s utlor, of Phikdelphia, the furmer hushaud of Wattalion Vice hd faluntery + Vimon Comeven, ex-Secretary of ©), Fora repr Y hold the bes, | on war otiaehed to answer Perce Butler eguent : eG g © the eaid Shun, with force of arme, ae caer e883 xih aww ree ait Npon the sant Pinree, to wit, at the — - ee Philad tphie), and thereapon the caid Ain Whorton and St. George Tucker wd i Sutiarday scomplaing that the eaid Shimon, ¥, spiking the h the nineteenth day ef Angust, in e fri vee Scisets itset “vehaan’ We iad d 1861, at Plitlvdelphie, in the connty Tigges padre be oid AFIS, Ae. aaMRtlied the valid ro, with diters porsg hia bye the aid Simon Instaner, | thor | “ye aud violence, ‘there seized 2 fa away the books aud papers of l a being ) pessersion aod custe aud snd tuere foreed and compelled him Reottain dwelling house, situate and bob vite woroaid, where bo th ded with lie inusily, ta have ed onl compelled hin to ie strooty and hyways. to un imuonse , called Tort Hamilton, atid (ro noe | compelled the sald Pierce to go to a suien, con or prison, ealled Fort Lafayette, the nail side cing im the harbor of New Lith frum his residence afore- Gen t aid last mentioned fort or times 1 ha bo said Peres, aud Kept nud detained Tract en hour atter thearhite hands Without any reasonable or probable eniblewatic of a ceration of hes for a long space of time, vis, for the T the condition of #itrender was five werks then nest following, contrary to the laws nud tustams Of thie Commonwealth of the United i canek ntl Of America, or of either of them, and against the e s ry oh of tho eal Pores, wh y the said'l om then i hendied | 98d there not only greatly Burt, bruised and wounded, Patione for 16-009 | but was aleo therc wud there greatiy expowed and ijured in hie credit circ amatances, hereupon the raid plaintiff saith hat he is injured and hath sustained a a to the stount of ifty thoveand dollars iaod uit the ore he brings suit sie 8 end around Harper's = M6 iio emanated princtpall etts Troops ‘En Route. (coop®, who! had nothing wo de ‘with Poston , Oot, 4, 1862. ‘Tho Twelfth Massachusetts battery, Captain ‘Sones, left of Bunlay and Monday, it being an artillery duel eutircly, With the tufantry im Wevehe. aye | Camp Moige yesterday for Washington, where they will » half rations ny abso, th be fu rary pia Sard preoee and horses, ne 0 enemy got gbout forty tI | ssnohuvetts battery, Captain Sleeper, will feond rofnde ot muskst cariridqre, ate Not slugie teat | leave on Monday. , ey Mark Zonas: sped Pay an via Pts ay ego Hn qe pati Ehherass pih Ath WAAC Frontera, 33 tn com- Dew Orleaus for Boston, ‘Schr yok Brackett (of Camden, Me Me), @. days, with mahogany, to Metcal? & Duncan, pany with scar Cuftoh, for New York, Behr Staceaman, Hotes NerAown, ¢ dave Bohr Ros away, W, 2 daya, Sebr DC Hee at ve alscancria,@ days, [a4 A hy Dewey, Washington, 6 days. Name, Van Name, Arekandria, 2days, 4 onzeiown, DC, 4 Hite, Ferry ieee Porlland, ch ngor v cl, Rockinud, ee oes, Flop Oomamnered en for Provigence, 2, owe ‘Thos Sparks (U 8 transport), Pierce, Wi Moc roam. dis transport), Newbury, Washington, iat aenmee Treuton a tit 8 transport), Wilson, Washington, A ng Whr'don (0 8 transport), Riggins, Washington, Steamer Raritan. Slover, Trenton. Steamer Falcon, Nye, Providence, BELOW _Ship Catharine, from New Orleans, Wind at sunset NNW. Shipvatiding in New York. SHIPYARD OF THOMAS COLLYER & CO, FOOT OF FYORTY-THIRD STREET, EAST RIVER, In this yard there is now being built a sidewheel steamer on private account, calculated to run on Long Island Sound, She is to be 530 tons burthen, 220 feet extreme length over all, 39 feet breadth of beam, and 9 fect depth of hold. She is ty lave a beam engine 48 inches diameter of cylinder and 12 feet stroae. She will be ready for lanuching soon. td will soon be commenced a sidewncel steamer Brunswick route, 175 fect long, 36 fret breadth 0 B34 feet depth of Loid. Ltas designed to have loved bY the Ist of January, 1863, Since the Ist of january, 1892, there have been launched from this vard the following vesscls:—Steam propeller Tow. Tow, designed for the trade with China, 400 tons burthe ie didewfrel steamer Manaholasedt, orig aaily built to run between New York and Now Bedford, since chai b: government for transport service, 450 tons burtl e0,a stunll sidewheel steamer now running between New Vestchester. of 190 tons burthe: ¢ Thomas Collyer, runuing betwee Port slontouthy NJ, 80) tons burthen; and one grain eleva: tor, the Union, of 100 tons burthen, ‘This tira did a great de:t of governinent work in the wav of repairing. altering and refitting vessels for (he Navy previous to the Ist of Ja- sary last, but have not done anyiBing in that line since that die. About 100 men are now employed in this yard. SHIPYARD OF VANDEUSEN BROTHERS, FOOT OF EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, In this yard there are now on the socks five large stcam propeliers for a new outside Ine (the Neptune line) between New York and Boston, of which William P Williams, Exqy of New York, iy President, They are to be named Neptune’ latea, and Proteus, and will each cost CO. They arc all of the same tt i and of the fol- fay the keel of a sen. Jong, 49 fect breadth Je capaattion, pti of hol cls for the Burn: ver Northerner, about J ate pit bas bull! n7 mew work ou gov shaman tao: Hout 300 mew are now employed in tele yard. DEY DOCK TRON WORKS, At these extensive Eleventh sireet, the meted gumbeut or He, butlding for completion. the most) f ALi iiopaity of anal It iscon- ineaes Gamer 1.2 11 € ves atroke of pis om W Whiley ds the conuatorand Med 8 Dliseetiancons. aISATH:, Trou Liver pool NB, for Jumber, pit Se deomas oth w Rar the ton, Savant ‘aecoutlts {rou Forelun Ports. Rerses Avers. Ave for wern Wu: do Ww nite, itd, y Chase, An nn, Thomp. yd ap: Ma! aeet w row for hea. fro, Phatatetp Sid 19th, brig Amer ie Po ad q Signal for one ship, delpha: whip Prince i ree, Callao; bark Be brs t, Cuba via NYork care ‘Amerien, it hor, Certrel, ‘and iy Cowie. Wihard Mourne: Dit Pint Eliridge, NYork. ‘tia elow): barks Zone, im Caaiina, & Buochi- cing tas brie Prince Geoar Frevierie Brig Foster Oct S—Arr ech — as Wales bi Howard, Baker, or Norman,’ Baker,’ P Philade)siin; Bile vipa, ON te (Inte Ranger, Cole, “ea le keepmie s ‘Marta and AW Mahsh wien, Nok she NYork, Ot jms cchrs J E Pratt, Pratt, and spi ‘adelphia. ovr, Ma Atw Coe, M Broinerd, spibuse, at" REWER th Lee, NYorke. O RT. Oct woh len. Tavlor, Hing: hs m for ‘Philadelphia; ‘diay Aun, ‘Hiertos, Pro wide nee for ‘ork. BomAre echr, 0 (or, Gibbs, Bristol for Port Ewen, Sid ae | NYore tor Denuis, loop a itor ord, iMnaneter, Ryton, Porilatd for « Lor Morbiehead; Henriette » Phi Masauchuselta, Gott, NY¥ork for Rockland ; »for Plymouth; Gertrude, Castidy. onele, Nickerson, Hooton for Beaulort NC; 8B Parker, Fitzgerald, Camden for Phi Marwian for 405 Lee aden, Beare Jarria, Newport i Blackbird, Wea hiflatel via, ALDELPIITA, ‘Got ys AM—Avr barks Old Tickory, Hod, Hevfacts Parker Cool ‘ook, Fritton, mong eng eohre Ann Riuyon, Mathis, Pretidenc a #toa sips thews, Boston; brig F Nek ley. re B i: sy Corthell; jen; +I Shaonon, Lt KTL Sv WS: Tight York, Portia raveth, Madara, Royal Harvey, Ter Bele Oct Seine, fent betore 12 M=The sche Byrdett Has Retibn thie pore; has 2 mo PROVIDENCR, Oct 3-—Arr steamer Falcon, Sid schrs Orsuna, ‘Jolneon, Philadel mo) > ~% Utica, Thorudixe, ror tor fae ternouth, PHIL Curiel, Carlow, Naseant; George be Green, @ Bo oni 7 o dorro 4 Geo , Metodily bi iene bit WR Goo Washiny ny meta Nita : erated at thn Break water left this ak for wea, Wind With fige wea ther, won a tyme Bhe la from OF oath, Ander op. nd Btaten Tsandery Poimer, Se ier d jan’ Harbor ‘aterloo, Congdon, from Pouand. ono Riese Hoover, Providence tor bnfins mee for NYork. Sid sehr Del delphiny hr Catharine Dubois, Weaver, Norie, inemore om work FAWTUC UOKBT. Oct S=814 prosecution of the war are going to create a new aristocracy of wealth, while the rapid creation of paper currency is sure to render money abundant and cheap. Under these circumstances, our im- portations of foreign goods are sure to be very large, and may perhaps exceed those of any for- ; 2 ‘i ' 9,75 710,308 1e¢9. ribeedle tables for the port of New York for the week ending poreriay show @ continued pre- ponderance of exports yey jmports, notwith- standing the jnereased agsivity of the import trade, Whe aggregate export, consisting of pro- duce, merchandise and specie, amounts 4 oYeT $5,500,000, while the aggregate import is stated at $4,589,997, The specie export isin excess of that of recent weeks, the high price of exchange and the finctuations in gold having enabled shrewd bankers to seize opportunities of shipping at a profit, Produce of all kinds coutinues to flow outward as rapidly as ships can be found to con- vey it. The best reports which are received from agricultural authorities in England encourage the belief that all the cereal produce we can ex- port will find a ready market in Great Britain, In the matter of the export of cotton we have no change to report since last week. The supply from the Southwest continues very moderate. A decided military success in Kentucky, acting upon minds already inflamed at the excesses of the scoundrels who are devastating the country under the name of guerillas, might, perhaps, lead to more liberal shipments of cotton to tle seaboard. At the same time it is so plain that our im- portations of foreign goods are going to be very large that specie and breadstuffs must obviously be our main reliance as a remittance for some time tocome. All experience shows that in this coun try the volume of imports depends directly on the expansion of ercdit, and rises or falls irrespectively of tariffs. We are now at the commencement of a period of unparalleled expansion, during which the enormous expenditures of government for the Sunpay, pay, Octe mer period. The bulk of them will have to be paid for inspecie. There is every reason to be- lieve that our specie exports will increase from this time forward, and that before New Year the banks will have reason to congratulate theuisclves upon the sagacity which led them to hoard their gold instead of gelling it ata premium of ten to twenty per cent. The following are the official tables of the foreign trade of this port for the week aud since Jan. 1:— Inroats, 1 1861. $1,662,619 547,940 41,162 1,142,408 1862. 1.545 ,274 Total for the week $3,703,781 1.690.352 Previously reported. . 131,410,187 109,667,766 Since Jauvary 1...$135,118,968 101,768,118 188,105,422 Exvouis oF Propucr anp Msrcnanpise. 18: PP eg 1862. For the week. i Previously repo: For the wesk ..... Previously reported Since January 1....$12,570,150 6,404 The last bank statement showed a spe rage of $3' average 2 of $100, 161,046, being an ine and a deposits , being an increas statement which will appear in Monday's Hm will probably show a further increase in pe The latter—the deposits 000,000, though the port will probably show something less, The loans will show a marked increase, in consequenc the development of stock speculation. are all finding Incrative employment for their means in louding onstocks, and are naturally en- couragiug the present speculative movement to their utmost. Specie, strange to sa, flow into the bank coffers rather than the § itional understanding of th d merehunts who are insuring against ‘on of the currenc, ait their gold in ay for it than in a benk wh But new prin + the comme: the banks have off a loan 85 average loans and deposits. now close upon $16 are ot The banks by hoarding r where they can get re they | vays tab itis un- Mr. Cisco au time to derstood that nis in gold, in case they w needo the t of in- by 1 account large 6 lt is clearly their interest to lend that may be terest on the they all gold required for the ps pnbiie debt, would espe dv" to lying Oct nary 5 The pr 5 0 turn # portion of the vault specie now the ple is el safely hat < pre archer de ny tan who s y apprehends £ rency can best he § hasea of gold, which is the recoenized world. o “carry” hoards of sold, not only without expense, but at a profit of four per cout te the depositor, it is obvious that n of such hoards will be deposited hy the public. Money has again become active. Yesterday five per cent was gencrelly paid for call loans, and in some instances the brokers were willing to give This appreciation of money arises fre the increased volume of speculation iu stocks. Every- body is speculating in stocks, and naturally a Jarge demand for loaus has arisen, which the pre- \ ious supply of capital is hardiy adequate to meet> In the course of a day or two this demand will be fully inet. bs oft iatic » throughout sury off a large proport th There are inany banks in the city which i ion of the lead- mine eccentric rule class a port 1g securities of the dey as ‘taney stocks,” and decline to lend on them. Depositors in such banks will take notice that they can get five per cent for the moucy in Wall street, on ample security, with ten per cent margin. If they allow their balance to lie idle it is their own fault. Mercantile paper is still in res quest among a class of capitalists who prefer it to any other temporary invegtment; prime paper, 60 days to run, sella at 44, a5 percent. Certificates of public indebtedness have fluctuated between 99%4 and 99%; they are now worth abont 9934. The steady increase in the bank deposits shows that there need be no apprehension regarding the future of the money market, though stock «pecula- tion in Wall street may create activity enough in loans to keep up the price of money. Exchange on London rose last week to 195% per cent. Gold finctuated between 122 and 1a closing at about 122%%. Demand notes, availa’ ie for Custom House purposes, sold up to 120%, cloving at 11994, Our importations are so large that there is no reason to ee any serious decline in either bills or gold unless some decisive change should take place in the military situation, It in clear thot the importers will absorb every produce bill that can be made, and that large ship- ments of gold, and nee stocks, will have to be effected to keep oar foreign baiagnce down, Some bills are understood to have been drawn during tho past week against shipments of Hiinois Cen- tral, whieh ia expected to rise considerably when the news of the probable realization of the ear) hopes of the founders of the company is received, | the following table shows the conrse of the ‘stock market ees the past week and chante jane “tin “his 20. Bone S J As Oct. 4, TA. 6A, Pegiet’ ad 10455 Virgivias vvevus 56 Tonusesees.. South. goarant’d 0254 Iinois Central, 625 Goloun... + Rowk Island... 67 ‘Toledo... Panama. Hadson Mi Pacific Mail Gold i$ 110 use “0% NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1862. show #2 advance which has taken place in the leading speculative shares. To understand the situation, the reader must bear in mind that the volume of transactions was fully four times that of any previous week on record, Surprising a3 this remarkable development’ of ‘speculation ap- pears to some of rs ea at the board, itis susceptible of a very simple explanation. In first place, the United States government is spend- ing over five hundred millions a year among the people of the loyal States. @he'practical cftect of this expenditure is the samme as if Great Britain or China had suddeuly increased its consump- tion of our products by five hundred millions of dollars ina single year. Every one’ éan under, stand that if we suddenly swelled the volume of our exports from $400,000,000 to 900,000,000 the result would be, anenormous increase of commer. cial activity, prosperity and wealth. To all prac- tical intents and purposes the war expenditures answer the same end for the time being, though ultiniately they will have to be defrayed by the people at large in the rhape of tax Tn the se- cond place, we aré now tra fag on a1 ‘basis of pa paper currency, of which'$300,000,000 are ‘already anthor- ized, and of which Congress will probably authorize a further issue of $260,000,000 in’ December next. This issue of paper currency—like all previous’ issues of the like kind—insures an abundance of money, and provokes a development of specula- tion. Itis already at a discount of 23 per cont as compared with gold. No one can tell how much farther it may depreciate. During the Napo- leonic wars gold rose in Great Britain at one time to 142, and the consequence was that the business of the Stock Exchange quadrupled in amount. At Richmond, at present, gold is selling at 220. Finally, it is beyond dispute that the Northern aud Western railway companies are ia a better condition, mechanical and financial, than they have ever enjoyed since they were first built. They have spent the past five years in paying oif floating debts, improving their road bed, bridges, culverts, &c., and are now at last prepared to vindicate the wisdom of the partics who planned and constructed the roads. ‘Lhey are earning more monoy than they ever did, with every prospect of a further increase of traffic, Under these circumstances, considering that present prices are on the basis of a currency which is 23 per cent below gold, the recent rise may not appear unwarranted. It is instructive to compare the prices of 1856 with those now ruling, as the following table she Currency price lady. 105 There is, moreover, & reason for the advanoe of some of these stocks which does not appear on the surface, ‘Lhe depreciation of the currency is going to enable every individual or corporation which owes & fixed sum of money to pay it o% in the curreney wh Thus the il is Central, which owes $15,006,000 and hold. 312,009,600 of land notes, will probably wipe of aticust half ils debt during the present ere piper mone; p war with a barthen sot of will of course & off their debts, will find it to its i ), as it has the the frm con- this contingeney would arrive sooner some of the shrewdest its hond ils charter, tto pay ight to do by Lon that er which induced £ Europe and Aweriea to invest the'r present pric Until Frid the general ailvar ouris began t te stocks did not part Oa that 2 be made by ) ed fron Tit 50 to5 tlation in these stocks Missouri State sixes are by a State second in in the Union, but are ea first mortage on lines of railway which ply more to build than the Peace, which, in ich are now the jon, might cause a sharp benef rests npo not only & bond, to nor surees 2 cost whole a th subject of reaction, could ov con ount of bonds ailoat. event of some of the stocks active specula CETY COMMERCIAL REPORT, oP. OM $7 i2!, for pote $ t mand,and tie market opencd « ra cases of Sc. 2 100 : oie in 5 , and the improvement was i . 1 nnsaotions etabraced 5,00 ag within the fo g rang . dereey and Brant, rs fanadian flour was less buoyant and active, ant eiowed dull at our quotations, with sales of 800 bble. feather: ovr opened firm, but grew quiet at the close, but stendy Bgores, with sales of 2.500 bble, Rye flour wa inactive, while prices were steady at quotations, with sates of about 800 bbls, Corn mea! was 5 with sales of 18 puncheons at $18, and 300 bbls, Jerrey nnd Beindy wine at the above prices. Wheat wes irregu'ar, nd common grades were lower, while prlive wud ames steady: the’ sales footed up aby 90,000 beshets, at $240.0 $1 48 for good ta prime wh Michigan, #151 tor a sinail iancy lot white Keotucky, $128. a $1 29 for red Western, and $1 28 a $1 3! for am do., $1 21 8 $1 25 for amber Jowa, « Milwaukee club, and $l izagt ¢, while dtum grades we: +FLIB a $i 19) ie ntcagoapeiny it was in 1 ‘The sales bashels at . for hot and for ungound 2 ‘ern shipmont Wertern mised. Ryo was quist but fam for Wes'ern, and ai 800. for Barley and barley malt wore drm, ans Oats were in fi = and at Bc. @ 60c. Cortes’ eae sien bags of Rio were mace at 23c. pi Sento at 24 4 ot ‘soot i arn, aunt 4) met at Se, acaibo Were sold at 2B4¢c. a rigours were Father firmer. To Liverpool about £0,000 buehois wheat were engaged at 1 Add, with some reported ns high as 12/44, in ship's bushels corn were engaged ut 11234. aun Wy im slips bags. To Lowion about 17,00 of wheat wero engaged, in bulk and im ships’ bags, ut 12%. & 19d. and some engagements were reported, in bage, at Wige ‘Yo Gi Ps 11,000 bushels of wheat were taken at 13d. ‘a 14 ia ships’ bags. There were one or two small vessels reported jor Ivish portson pri vate terms. Tiew.—The market was active and hy for nearly all comand, and of deseriptions. ass firm and with sales of Gi oor # Bank wt $4 25 Bank at $3 7) a$4. Mackerel were in good ion nd, amd sates tolerably active, with sales of No. 1 at $loagid th, Noa at $098 ‘a $7, and of No. at $425 a $4571; Herring were also fim, with wales of scaled at doc. w be at 800, a 8gc. for No. J. vrt—Itaisine were more active and prices firmer. mee ales within two Patty 2 made Aaentenn — layers at @ $5 70, tour mon a ae et tee went off with good spirit, and the Some choice iio Kale tod) i op noted tadicated . improving market. 1 at $3 87 de i Bote wice were fem at 1bo. a Léc. GusNy Crom was quiet at 120. Hay.—Recoipts were moderate, while the stock was ices lower. te toh made at 650, a 60c. cut, aud a. 65c. 0 70e. for city vee. pimsyes market was quiet, and enjca limited. A tale of jute was roported at $115, cash in haud, wisicit waa lowe) Hinga were in good request, and the entarged views of holders restricted sales. ‘Among the transactions within tho past two or three days were buenos Ay rer, sng in bonds cured, 2,600 Savanilla and 800 Kio Hache, a: ‘The receipts during the week embraced 27.4%. The stock compriged 970,100, against 407,400 in 1661, nnd 161,200 In 18 ant, with sales of 200 Walon now wt00 oF 180 at Ld. aite.,and « small eve Loe my eae C8 tag Sak tae ample, and pr for Tiewr. private torms. were ia good wits ise. and 100 Jot of 1400 at 7 a earoon was in of 50 Perea, tae ir cum alr a a i anion mare. —Hemlock and oak sole were in good request, and prices were firmer, meecial: for os and Over ene eenien: sales’ were to @ falr extent. Grande ad ore over wee were sold at #8: 8 24¢,, Orinoco Pape Fas ey a Eizo. Tight Ilo ir W@abbuence pies hog fe sienel see ok tonned American skins were 7 1 pial ‘ot 100 bis. New Orleans werd male a + ‘Tho market for eladghter upper in rough was fim and ae ‘French ca!'skins were im good request and Nav At, Sons, —The laat sale of crude turpentine was tuade at $25 per 280 Ibs. for goft, and of ypirits, tarpen- tipe a $2 2244 a $2.25 per gallon! Rosin aioe at $13 & $15.25. para, wd a! Sis $0.64 4234 dor strain oe st a 6 for new and low No, 1, and at 18 a Slo tor No. 1. 3 reer market for whale and sperm was firmer, and about 1c, higher for the former. Sales of sperm were made gt Now Bedford, for py 40, aad ALO Ke, a 700, suid several lols at 70%6. @ Tle.; and ® smn! fof in this inarket at Tle. a TL ze, _ City liusced was . Crude petroleum was part for oxpert and refin- les were axtive of 40.9 4% ity at t5}c0. 3 ; closing at 1c, asked, with thie ab$l 26 extra, incelly for export, Bai b. Refin- in hand nnd on ‘sale, was roarce, 'Sales of straw 10 & 150 degroos test, were inade at 28¢, a Sle, Light white at 8130, 0 Bie,, with sales in bond, testing 5 $309, part for ie this mont yt barrels a 3 200 $1 0, Buruing suid ‘was at O4e, 4 S7c., and eaniphoae was at Sha ts Poy nL Ga market wis, aa and Cieralag active: salee fected up about 3,000 bb's, at $1175 for moss, $1050 for thin moos, and $10 25 $1981 for prime. Ber 'y; sales of 140 bis, at $12 60 @ ress, abdat $l4 a $14 50for extra, Ont nics of GO bhdz ehoulders at salo of 50 boxes was anade ab, Tqe.fer short ribbed city. Lard wes in goud demand, in part for tetura delivery Jes of 8,200 packages wore oe a 1,109 of which wore Colivetuble i unary at Aye ab 9340. @ a 18 better, with snail sales at 9 Snmmer and win- ter lard commanded 7 active aud A and et hi) - } \ Batter wae ike. Bee, wares etoady and in fair demand, with sales of 1,227 bha: ceutes at Se. a 93%e. for reflning goods, New Orie a 103;¢., and Gud boxes at p. {. bushel higher, Clover and thuc TALLOW Wis Sonthern nd nt ‘rs, git Metta Rothe siti of Parley na, Napies, aud their correspom- (AALTPORSIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY Goupous purchused at hie Bosh sates by COLEMAN & CO., Wi ralt street and Tel Peart sitvet | SUE MAN & co. WILL, PAY THE, EAN City Water Uoupons due’ Oct. 4 on presemta- NCA by New Yous ae 3, 1862, Vol toa (0, percent (less governs bie ou demand, LINTON, & oretaey, BY, “TUR ft at prot sttvet AT SIX dani yyy int y aaa FCONKE pe {NG OF 4 Lead, at We od t Pe ra pee Quarry, comer, Dstt, STAN , President. | y Supe { Ov VOLUNTEER AVE DAILY RB. y cf Ta hosphais ia Washingion, Can be / seen at our olive S & BROWN, No. 2 Park place. | ea | } | | } | | ‘ Ixsu RANE COy bs held ab asited io tnd. By x. Camraknt, Seoretary. venteg, at ha ts Last Broad ptrontasr TO MANUFACTURERS UF FLOWERS, JEWELRY BOXES, MIGLINERY, Ao, ‘STABLE &00., Canal and Mereor streetay on, and are receiving by overy h Velvecs, of il shades here choap vor casa, Ath avenue, two di the only compicte ngliinery esabusyment in thi tee Slater, Where everything appertaining to the nullinery trade fun be fuund, and at the lowest maiket prices, from Tenth treet, lar actention to ov witch fs unequal Hy wolicited wo edwin large stock of i his city. these Lelore Deate pure! rns ‘kewl or ILLIN MRS. M. RMAN WouLD AN. pounce (@ her frieads « 4 stoners tuat she has now gyou a aonensid awenttunent of ial r Bonnets wots 22 Bloc. er suneet, bolween Bros O'e ANING OF PALL AND WINTER MILIND RY oF Mrs, JAMER HWELT, at No. ly lye, Ociober 6, 7 and 8 with'a Flowers, Hibvoms and patiers Bonuew. MILLISERY G00De. Maia, Rivhons, Flowere RAILROADS. | UDSON RIVER RALLROAD.—TRAINS FOR ALBANY, Tioy, tue North and West leave Chambers etsvet aed and #10, # and 10.400. M, onc TRLAND _ RAILROAD HAN J4 niit—Paseenger dopot at dames slip and foot of Thir Fourth sireets; nat rive 7 . ae Summer Arcangemont—e, York at § ALM. for Greenport Sng a" Or, Ovient and Hampton ats SA. ML... and 4:0 EM, for 8yos Vr) PM for Gr pot iar M for Varmingwale,, On dey atria leaves Hunter's Polnt (Thirty: epi stroot ferr ) wt By A. M., for Ki nead and jatgra Stations Nt excursion ratea, Koturning, leurcs five ‘hen at N Por Avbany ‘BIEL Stree I add A, OP TRRMIE AY IW YORK, HAR LEM AND All BANY RAILROAD voR ALBAN! + TROY, NORTH AND WESE, , HR ARLANC ey Thursday, Mey 6 136% v9) Bxprert Mal ‘Train from Twentye ‘or all local trains see Time Table. JOUN eR HILL, Assistant Superiutcadcnt MXPHESSE: ae be ANHAM'S FURNITY BE uxY ND VACK- Saran a yh 1 West Bito et, between Fit, ond saath avon jougehold Furuttire boxed and Ht of tho world. . Covered wagotls for re« s to and from the country, Storage for = UMONIAL.—A YOUN Afondan ng aaatanet eat tori a oa Od i eB Oledae ‘ tt,