The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1862, Page 2

SPBOLAL NOTIOR, AN letters and pachiyes tniended for the New Yous Hemarp whould be vealed. nen nn ee \LMANAD FOR KEW VORK—THIS DAY. 6 25] HOON SETS 603 | wicm waren. sets 10 1 -morn — — Port of New York, October 27, 1862. CLEARSD. Jeamsbip Macific (Br), Lmbivtou, Havana—J R Bacon. Seiysenn Banyan (Br) Aion, London—T Dunhara. Bhip Faure iver, Glasgow—JI W Elwell & Co, aH We Lonsonuerry—W T Prost. i Phdadelphia—W H River-mith, z (Aus), Stuparich, Gloucester, Eee — re re a Cap ne, Cork—Holinboe & Co, usanich, Aatwerp—W FS. chmtdt, do (aus, akeman, Dimon & Bark wet Catailo, Sparks, ‘New Orleans’ Bark Vietorise, Jones, Washington—Wakeman, Dimon & ama RR Co. PR—JV Onatavia. B—P I Nevius & Brig arabe! in inate Aspinwall— ‘Addie B Barnes, Harvey, StJob Sele Macy, Rogers, Pi pI Sebr Naiad Qs ne Eulee, ‘Phila Bota C Rev Phitadeiphia, Seu Priuny Wasson, Phiindeiphia SchrR &E + Sain, Camden, i aad McKee. Bueamer Panay Steamer Eureka, Marth, Baltimore, ARRIVED. Beene Honduras (U- s. transport), C iford. Pensacola," 6 du: Squartermastet Ship’ Narrascnseti, Pace, ‘New Bedford, $6 hours, iu bal- last, fo master. Is anchored at Rikers Tsland, tae Be Hebuiou (Br), Scott, Windsor, NS, 9 days, with plas. chr Tf tlamitton, Houston, Catomseas, G'daye. 1 Fessenden, Hooper, Caiais, 8 ny, Salem. 2 ays, Schr Kossuth, Lee, New eyport, 3 days, Sohr Bay Btale, Hallett, Boston a, to Tucker, Land, woston, 8 & rab, Waltice, Hoston for Philadelphia, bby Anna, Small, Providence, 2 day Goorge & Emily, stone. Providence for All Schr Duke of Neweuatie (Br), Hall, Newport ia bours, fa Baltes fe Ro PT Nevins & Son mmbastador, Neal. Rondout for Boston, Sehr Convert, Russel Rondowt for Boston. mer F W' Brune. Foster. Balumore. pamer Alice, Meakens. Baltim er Geo Knight, Weish, Philadetpuia 1 Raritan, Slover, Trento! ‘Steamer Pelican, Baker, Prov! Wind at sunset NW. Shipbaitding, &. MACHINE SWOP Of FLETCHER, HARRISON & CO, VESTRY STREET, NEW YORK. At this establishment ate now building the following steam engines:—One for a harbor tugboat, owned by Peter O- | Shultz (building at Keypert, N. J.), 30 inches diameter of sylinder, and six feet stroke of piston, Oneengine for a pas* senger bont now building at Keyport for Captain H. N, Gage, of Astoria, 45 inches diameter of oylinder, and eight feet stroke of pision. For another steamer, also building at Key, Port. for the Southern trade, an engine 36 foches diameter af cylinder an Since Banuary firm has built enginesftor the James F. Freeborn, a sea-go.ng tugboat, owned by Richard Squires & Co., 40’ inches diameter of' cylinder and 9 feet stroke of piston. Also, for the side-whicel sieaner Jesse Hoyt, built for A. Van Sanford & Co.. now running from hia.city to Glen Cave, 46. inches diameter gf qylind'r and feet stroke of piston. One beam engine for the propel Daniel 8. Miller, butit tor Hanviiton & Smith, of Cocksax rerio, d suches diamoder of cylinder and. 6 feet stroke of piston new ferryboat to run across (he Hudson river, be tween Enot and W to Silliman & C Troy, 28 inches diameter of cylinder ans 5 feet stroke of pi ton. “For the Viral ‘bor tugboat, built fo: 34 mehes diameter of cylin- A. geared team engine for Lawrence & Foulkes), stroke of piston! Sar nad 6 fort stroke of piston Beker steamship Shau-see (butit 0 iacher diameter of cylinder and © Por the side wheci weimer City «i Hudson, pull for Pow: Co., of Hudson, N. Y., 44 tnches diameter of Splluder and 10 lect stroue of piston, Fietoher, Harrison & Co. employ about one hundred and Gfty men. FOUNDRY OF BOARDMAN, HOLBROOK & CO., NEW YORE. This firm is now butlding two engines for side-whee! gun, boats, 58 inches diameter of cylinder and 8 feet 9 inches stroke of piston, Also, one beam engine for Everett & Go., ‘of Boston (to be placed on board the McClellan, now building at Buglis’ yard), 72 inches diameter of cylinder and 12 fect stroke. One pair of propeller engines for « vessel owned by Wheelock & Co., of Shanghae (aow building in China), 28 inches diameter of cylinder and 26 inches stroke. One ne for the side-wheel sieamer Fusiz-ama, now building in China, and Owned by Thos. W. Dearborn, of Shanghae, 66 inches diameter of cyiinder ‘and 12 fect ‘stroke. One beam engine for ~— a ding nt Bho ow r ard capi wh aes bik, rf at Simonson's yard, Greenpoiat in Giaineter of cylinder aud 12 fee! atroke. Pah & inches There bave just beca ites ip by this firm one beam for a steamer belonging to Thomas W. born, of ‘2% inches diameter of cylinder and six feet stroke Aso, one pair o: propeller ‘nelnve for the atcamer rdinan (tram uary I, they have ‘bali taut pte up the fol- erry th the Mono! coe bali by Tiromas nohes to Mew Bee Pediord. diaweter stroke of ine for the Fire Cracker, now ta the Caine trate couite by, Hinder and ms Feet stroke. Al of the gunboat “44 loches dameier and 7 feet stroke, and another for the jnboat Ge- @ inches diameter of cylinder and feet stroke. ‘@ne engine for the eer fow Tow (a st built Q cr nae if Port OaRER CITY—, letter from that the yo Res oe ores ee: | tea shoals at Nort bas been got from New Bedford for Wonelulu Bora, mtd | ‘trom - ie from May ls ted fn tata to ne es age te B40 on 4 ‘sw. Hoa freight, which mas ollow: ; Mutual Mi Sey ana Baim is,00 (nr Reronrsn oo of Cape ay Reresres, fatarance to the amount of $60,000 oe freight money (about for $20,000. Sean PM Wasps from, Philadelphia, before reported Kon Hell Gate Bonk Galksts, when coming thi yesterday afternoon Witheut pe ashore on Halieit’s Point, ‘@od must discharge of, S.00F Girsy, Bailey, from Rondout for Providence with coal, struck a rock write coming down the North River, and was'run ashore on Esopus Meadows, where she now lies, futtor water. Ship Huntross, 667 tons, butlt in Bath fm 1860, has been soid in London for £1400, recoppered and thoroughly repaired under averaze. Ship Hortense, 600 tons, built fn 1866 in Richmond, Me, was id In London for £3600, Sixt tw Lavncuo—At Waldoboro, 24th tust, from the yard of Jos Clark, a superior ship of 1200 tune, calle Otis Norcross. She is owned by the bulider, und destined for the India Glendower, 1084 tone register, built iu Newburyport was sold ini London for £10,100. eis a superior vessel, oni, ‘con- heavily fasven- wred ty H D Brookman miuanded by Capt David u @d, and of beautliul Shei #0, ot Hw Kerk, aad will be « e yard of NG Hichbor arpsburg. Sie is own part kton aud New York tuanded ny Capt § © Randall. ‘The following table gives a summary of the vessels in the harbors of New York, Boston, Baitimore, Charleston, Savan: nah, New Orleans and Gaivesion, each of those porte:— ‘Sioamah! Bhi a fine bark of by the build. 4 will be com- the latest accounts from a eee ee et Mita h that & Black Buoy has been placed 0 'Sios at iow Mine ng tides on the Priory Spit, with ng sand compass bearings. — igre er ad t Oar b's Prior in Woe with small Fake Honse Best West of No 8 Marielio Tower, bearing N, 10 mile. "PH ee Secretary, Whaiem Cd at New Bedford 25th tnat, perk f Ware, Fiever, Atiantic 2b wit, bark Merlin, Debiots, N fee, 1,200.8 bh ndon at fom ber ida het ‘yeaving Payta; saves do, nothing since ving Payta, Ben, Pe ice pas hig seam ‘Haber asrof B, from sh: Defrie San sae aeaive, Blake, WH, to arrive ar Pogia * Zashored at do Sept 2%, ship Mary Wilder, Cleveland, NB, (aR Ochaianas ete nutof's Boal bye linc. and was Lost, anu the whale alen hored Sept 29, bork E Corning, Stetron, NB, frontonber Cou epalttoli. Ror et ect ae Bombe barks y ky ny ed a 40: Bideavor, Wisnr, do, ob een, 8p. do HT oound in for otter Pon and oa came date, tek Durimouth, Haughton, NB, off not reporte ‘CS back Sunbeam, Goodrich, NB, to cruise, tor, Chase, was ‘of and on ist inst, aud would go Souecet ship Heury Knocland, NB, reports her off Corvo Aug 2% pant Jiwoll orelgm Ports, Axrweer, oso port ships Lawrence Brown, ‘Peres, for Boston Ligaie iBeathag ara for N¥ork doi Blin Hoo!, Kilby, for do, i ated for do fast 0 the shonth, Adele Ha F Olsauatas tor do econ; Br bark Locknow ax, for iio fan Croxstal 1G por $ a Juan, for Boston, Maz. igh ng 180, Boston, Ginntonags, cer Wo—Arr beg Kouisk (oot Prodeti¢k), Pe torson. Pind) HN ‘on a nis port Br bark Maud, from New York. . repens Sept 23—8id ship Grahams Polley, Norton, New yelavawa, Oct 19—Avebrh Keoka, Burke, NYork ; 20th, bark: Reindeer, Coutts, do; brig Ti y Field, oy Vort Med- Rd 11th, ships Thos Nye, Jenkins, Valoaraiso: 18th, Bob Acid (Br), Gribble, New Oricaus; brig Kush Bu: bage, Now York: 49 Br ‘echr Wilt 0° "tne tap, unt, oon rebel steam: cine. ia: A cainy Fowler; Cuba, Wiison, a. and Attantic. Sn ‘Smith, wi ship Bamberg, Wilner, forsale: barks 8W Herbrook, Good: ing, and Emily, Simmons, for_W’ aw M Intosh, for Boston: brige Royalston (Bt) Is ithton, for NYork. AD Abbott. and’ Hancosk, Gibb, une! sehr Maubatian, 4 che Late arrivats, stised:Bonemian (5), for wit ‘arabia’ (8). ba Heston t th; Edinl oO! for bec 25th; Dewitt inte ‘noni i, Excelstor s ir uebec Yore wold Lcmoun, Oct Pesta mh New Ha: Th port 4th, Br bark Launeest im: ‘Kca Oct fo10 port backs F Foster, ‘Alberti, Cousins, for NYork ready. jer Dixon, and Kila, Howes, for do; brigs Boma Cush- eich mont, Wy. man, for 0, as; Sea Lion, Jarvis. and Machias, hoppy, for 01 Martha, Lambert, og Sula Annas Haran, orden pbussina, Sept Sarr beck Masy cr morion, Leghorn; | ‘orris Ann, Smal Inport Oot. beiga Achille Chaiye for New York 7h; Three Bimers, Hanns, tor 40 and of the sioat, nen ti AD: Port ship. Bila. Drv om Cardiff, di bark Columbia, Roberts, from Marsienas, bark Pilot Fish ay Huh, brie Ge es, do. Bld isth, be Am Reece rio °NYork: 15th, sche Bveline, Laughlin, Philadelphia. at ish, brig Wenonah, Harriman, Portland, ort 18th, bark Pilot Fish, Haven, uuc; brigs RS Has- fore ‘Charles W Ring. Huntley, and Gen Marshall, Oct 9—In port brig Afion (Br), Teel, set spon rj Prt fr Boston, gtr man Set —Arr steamship Arabia, Stone, Boston he ‘Liverpool, and proceeded, Ninna abo gat 300 bales feat oo ONT had abou down ame couse to i is ae ‘21th, bam id doutons a “= proceeding re the Bay 28th, with a tine ex ‘wind: St Tuowas, Oct&—In port ships Sharea, Jordan, for Be- lize, Hon, di 2 Ghacice Jane, une; Glove, Baker, taid up; ial bark We York arr 6th; rigs sa, Caleagha, from Luis Marianue (ir), fron do, for sale; Kenneth (Br), Bl ME from Boston, diag. for Turks Islands, CAnKAGONA, Sept ld bark Daniel Webster, Bearse, American Ports. !.25, PM—Are U 8 steam oe Minnesota, ent, Baltimore? io: wonre WW Mitel Eatos, ice, Adams, do; a B Mahoney, Lake, ry on, do; Diamond, Norton, ' Eliza bern i do; Cismos, Spear, NYerk. Cld bark Nickerson, Cape’ Good Hope, schirs Saidinian, Rumball, Si Thomas; Auna, Wall, Aux Cayes: H itidder, ¥ kOrieans, Bid datéamehfp Saxon Ola Domin- : rh ge, Lantern W Pack Amazon, and \digpoe sarin Wind SW to NNE and NE 26i—Are weil Lieut Couthuoy, Ke West: barks Nooantuna, Edw Lverpool; Lysande: Glover, Cienfe Jolin Aviles, "Williams, Cartonas; & Pickering, Hill, NOrleans; brigs Mansanilla. Slater, Havana; Chesapeake, Bailey, NYork; schrs Anna Hinks: A de Portau Princo; Rio, Small, Philadelphia Ty ron Elizabethport, Nothing went to sea; wind NE, rain at night. th Blow bark Azor, Burke, from Paral. x 2 At selir Maria Lunt, Boynton, NYork vedk Warren, Coombs, Washi LD is— Arr schra DK Arey, Ryan, NYork; rij ant Catharine Weal, lowers, do. » Toothaker, Alexandria. ST iting, Clendennin, N¥ork. pelt hy an Aurora, Mirnches- ter Cambridge; I P Haznrd, Wile ladium, Brows, and Mary Miller, Dayton, Providence; Wakeield, Arnold, ett; Geo Sra ict Peck, ‘Stamford; sloop Gco Washington, Ber- tran, Brice TORT, Oct 16—Cld schr Arnon, Small, Wilmington, PLLEWORTH, Oct 138—Anr schr Volant, Cousins, NYork; 19th, Vandalia, Strong, and Astoria, Smith, do. Gld 224, aad pet ‘Stron, a ‘ALL RIVER, Oct schrs Clinton, Borden, Eliza- veineor: ‘Washington, Terkiaot’ do; Compromise, Andrew KEY WEST, Oct4—Arr schra Geo H Eneas, Kells. Eten- thera (and sid 7th for Harbor Island); 6th, Vontrosa, San. dere, Nassau; 7h, Galvanic: Kemp. do; 8th. bark, Ni ‘kewa, Blake, S ing Wave, Coilins, Pensa: iat sport; 10th, cola (and ald same day for Clentucgoe) Oct 20—Arr schra Harriet Neal, Ho kins, New York: 234) Willow, Parker, do. Bid 20th, sche Gos Peavey, Fanning, NYork. . Ch, Oct M—Sld scbr Zouare, = er Padi: 4 eman, ‘ao. men is _ BI Warehan o It, di for do: sth + a jence and jib, and putin for repairs, Cld RG ages NVoru: sehr Palmyra, Davoll, Port oal. 80. JANTUCKET, Oct 2l—Arr schr Tryall, Adams, NYork RRA wars ary Bl, Taper, Poo oe mom, ye ee re Ww ‘vn. intr Bewign for mior do, Also brig Zebu- fos Cae Sarr a isnor, Hater RYork, wiih s re Bilen Pe Providence; pear sto ig fo xYore Spare Burl or whvore: Stevia, ym Boston for Fortress sehr Sedona, Wart, "Portsmouth, NK, for Phtiadelphie: soon sPerking Bt Er fey, frou Somerset for NYork, with, lose of fst AOI vb | ae ‘Gull ying dip, and Brook, Quiney for NYork. - ton. and Orrie da-Franron, Bost fp Pu Pay igi SP ridge, Rockland for oie = Boston: Bros: ph rah Euizabeth, do for NYork; Ann Salter, do; James McCloskey, Gloucester for'doe Bid thie ihe old fi except nes jurmah, Roa.ner. Brose Li gat: schrs Thos Hix, James Bliss, Ida L Towards d W Fish, Henrietta, New Zca'and, Niantic, Damon; and those und K. wEHILADELPHIA, Oct 25 PS Are sche Velma, Stan- Bri Gid, brigs Josie Gilkey 7. Cienl ho: ‘Irene, Loox, Che! Marahail Bute echra Gameo, Pendicton, do ws Loud, © arke Se: em; White Sea, Litchfield, rua aria Louies. Cum- Tinks’ New Haven, aud "A Downlig, ice, Middietowa Point, RTLAND, Oct 24—Arr bark cana leDonald, Hi na, Cid brig desaie Ith i, Pendleton, Havana, ages PORTSM ‘Oct 1a, Blaisdell, N Kelley, Phladeptie age 1S—Arr schrs a : Jones, NYork. or York; Maracai FLinour 1d 20th, scby Emma Ji PROVIDENCE, Ost Foie ee de mci New Yo a ‘Gmitords jout ; is, New York: sloop Guiifo do, Also sid, schrs TJ Hill. Welden, and Martha ollina, hoards, Philadelphia; Huater, Racket, and Lvo, ils, Roxanna, Burley, Aoviin, do; and from be iy “brig ack Taylor, Tapley, Philadelphia, Arr svenmers Ospray, Kenney, aud Falcon, Sonen, Sid Br bri Ross, Ph nye Ww delph| ‘oad Ne tooeon: obs bety wien, Go te ilndelphia; Lucy Robinson, Davis; Hepzibah, Lunt; Expedite, B: Joun Adams, Hateh; St Lucar, Barnes, and Amolia, Lane, N¥ork; sloop Mary Brush, Young, do. Sid from Du Nickerson: Tsaa Susan Moore, Brown, from} Boston for Ph erson, Baxter, do for do; © L Wentworth, B York, Arr at New Lon.ion 24th, sche Chase, Mills port; Sterling, Ely, NYork; © Rt Vickery, Bubblit, do oops ed iiguue, Smith, and GH Davis, Young, all IKET, Oct 24—Arr schrs John Beatty, Henderson, Exchange. Kelley, Port Ewen. ra Mouninia Bag’ ry P Hadelphi ROCK LAND. Oct 21—Arr 8 Jouu, NB, for Baltimore; Fiore Dyer, lo} 224, Golden Rule, le, Ames, Ot ky “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, “Oct. 27~6 P. M. To-day's bank statement compares as follows with that of last week:— Week end’g. Loane Specie. Cireulat’n, 88,760,256 9,907,629 33,453,001 9,878,240 Decrease 1,905,725 20,080 = The decrease in specie arises from the with- drawal of special deposits of gold from banks which patriotically refuse to encourage speculation in the precious metal by lending on it. The actual specie strength of the banks themeelves is un- changed. As anticipated, the loans and deposits continue to increase. This must be the case until the Southern country is reopened to commerce after the peace, and once more applies to New York for fands to assist in rebuilding the shattered edifice of its commerce and prosperity. The figure which the deposits have reached is, of course, far beyond any previous return. Money continues to rule about call, with exceptions at 4 and 6. Certificates of public indebtedness are higher; they sold this morning at 99. Demand notes are quoted at 12744 ah. ‘This was the first day of the new experiment in gold. Jt was not caliedat the board, and dealings in it were confined to the outside brokers and the ballion houses. It sold to-day at 150%, 151 and 13144; but holders were not generally disposed to sell much at these rates. ‘The ithpression rather seems to prevail that for atime it may tend up- ward, though the vigorous military movements which are on the poiut of commencing must Deposits. 166,337 456 164,497,072 100/514 Oct. 18..$172612,085 Oct, 25...174,870 346 92,367,261 Increase . 5 per cent on ly cause and 144%, ine. “Ea. allt quoted about 1 axe | ers’ difficulty in covering their exchange. The feature of the market to-day was\the ad- vance in Hudson River, which rose 314 per cent at the morning board, and closed 72% bid, against 70% bid on Saturday. This sudden advance is un- derstood to be predicated on the ramor that nego- tiations are about being revived with a view to the consolidation of the Hudson River Railroad with the New York Central. The recent decision on the bridge question has rendered it certain that the two roads will shortly be connected by @ bridge over the river at Albany, arid it is believed that by the.time that bridge is built it will be for the interest of. the New York Central to own the whole road from the lakes to the seaboard. When- ever this consolidation has been heretofore men- tioned the objection has always been raised that the Hudson River road was earning little more than the interest on its debt, and that the Central had better employ than own it. The recent traffio on the Hudson River sets this difficulty at rest, Dosing the year ending September 30 the road st +$2,626,52T Ded rc a | Deduct interest and sinking fund ‘663,000 2,215,627 Net earnii + $411,186 —which is about 11 per cent on the capital stock of $3,770,000. Nothing has transpired with regard tothe proposed terms of consolidation. On this showing, however, it is improbable that the stock- holders in the Hudson River would take anything tess than par for their property. The gencral mar- ket was irregular this morning. New York Cen- tral was firm, Pacific rose 134, Rock Island %, guaranteed 1, Southern old %, Michigan Centra, XY, Galena 4; the Eries were 4 per cent lower, and Toledo was dull. Illinois Central was steady at. the best price of Saturday. There were sales of Nicaragua Transit at 9. Governments were rather neglected. In bonds there was no change. Between the boards there was very little business done, partly, no doubt, in consequence of the in- clemency of the weather. At the second board the market was dull, but generally steady. New York Central fell off? and Erie 4%; but the West- ern shares and Hudson were firm. Michigan Southern old and guaranteed were % better. At half-past three the following were the quota- tions:— U86's,rog,’81.103 010314 ou1,"81.103% a 103% cou,” 74.93 a 93 7.30 Treas n..105 9 1053¢ Uso's Lyreort 98% 8 99 Tennessee 6's. 55 a 55 bhi ap ne 18a 79 Michigan Ce: we 924 Mich So W Nia 96 ase MiS&N Ingua 8536 8 853; Panam 5 Mil& Pr du Ch 34 Frie 34 mtg b.108% a 10814 Ml Cen 7 10634 a 107 At the third board the market was rather weak and prices were lower. There were sales of gold at 131%, of Pacific at 121%, of Erie at 63%, of Harlem at 2234, Southern old at 457%, of pera teed at 85, of Illinois at 8324, of Galena at 8634, of Rock Island et 8424 The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day waS as follows:— Receipts. seveces $862,257 97 —Fer customs. wesseee 170,000 00 Payments + 1,097,050 21 6,203,554 39 The ‘Associated Press despatch in this morning's papers confirms the statement made in this colamn a few days since with regard to the amount of the public debt. The following attempt to specify the nature and amount of the public securities afloat, thongh not official, is probably not wide of the mark:— Interest BeawinG Deny oF Usrrep Srare:. Five per cents of 1865, 71 and "7: ‘Six per cents of 1862, ’67 and "68. Six per cents of 1881.. ‘Six per cents, new, 1867-1862. Total i ae ‘Treasury bonds, 1863,6 Troasury bonde, inet 4. aes soe ‘Treasury » 63,6 Temporary deposits, 5 per cent... .' bai cnonioton Temporary deposits, 4 per cent.. 200,000,000 United States notes, lawful tender.$1 United States notes, custom house Total. $620, .To this must be added the postal currency, of which two or three millions are already afloat; of this the issue is without limit. The annual charge for interest is about $25,500,000. The following interesting statement is from the Chicago Post:— ‘The trade of the city was seldom, if ever, better than The railroads bere, with one or Louis and Illinois Central, and the it which boo trade must give to these lines will enabie them to profite during the next twelve months. ‘The ray brig with which the country al the Ilinois ai | Geual ube devel must also aad ly to the business and revenue of this sed and bg as tte busi- ness bas been during the past few months, it claim: is not ing too much when we say that, should filinois have as crops for the next two ears as it has during the past, thelr earnings will nearly if not quite double. The same causes which are giving the Illinois Central and Chi- 0 and St. Louis such n large ee in their business earnings areals» adding to the three Eastern- bound jines entering bere, po mbtwthstandin, the fact that the propeller lines between Chicago and Fastern lake ports haye been doing more than double what they ever did before in the way of carrying freight. The Eastern. bound railroads centering bere have bad every pound of freight they could possibly carry, and the present indica- tions are that they will be compelled to increase their roiling stock to double what it is at present, in order to enable them tocarry the freight which will be offered them. The business of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for September was as follows:— 1862. + $961,121 52 38, oo 1861. 162,189 97 Received from coal... Received from merchandise. . (060 33,108 55 Reeeived from travel, &..., 49,222 68 89,216 52 Total. .. seceecs ess, $448,004 22 234,456 04 Transportatio roadway. — a fund and ges. seeeeeseeees 178,106 80 128,629 96 Net profit for the month... $270,888 33 110.835 08 Net protit previous nine mos. 1,259,081 09 1,023,686 43 Total net profit ten mons. $1,529,969 38 1,134,621 51 The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad for the third week in October were: 1861 . $58.362 1802. 16,248 The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail- Increase.. . $2,942 The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad for the third week in October wer: $56,105 Decrease .. ° ate The city railroad stocks are scarce. The quota- $5,342 tions are:— Bid. Asted. Third Avenue Railroad... » 190 = Second Avene Rattroad 6 80 Bight Avenue Railroad 160 - Brooklyn City Railroads...6+. , 1a eee The United States Court sold, on ‘Thursday last, the weat end of the Peoria and Oquawka Raifroad for $2,320,000. The sale was made under a decree of foreclosure of the second mortgage bonds en- tered by Judge Drummond. The property, was bought by Mr. James F.Joy, acting for Messrs: Sidney Bartlett, Nathaniel Thayer and John Wi ‘Weeks, trustees for the second mortgage bond: hotders. 7 ‘The Chicago and Northwestern Mailyoad will Ho completed to Green Bay next week, YORK HRRAbY, Tyas Tp apay QULOBER, 3% bills at the close, There is an ample supply of | 1300) U + 65, '6 Produce bills in the market, and bankers tind mo | 000) 5 6 60,763, t Li ‘Btock Exch | SR wage : Ob, 2.888. 600 TreaT3 10 pen 10's 5 GOO... 5 4 Be 600 600 § do. 500 3000 UE e's, Ty cer 987% 400 do 200 20 100 ie00 Harlem 650 Rariom RR 1 200 200 1095, 50 2000 ErieRRéthmbs. 10134 300 3000 MC8pclstms'b. i 200 2000 Mich So 2d im 1200 1000 Mich So @ f bd 1 600 2000 200 3000 it Cen Io 300 1000-Aiton&TH Ist 98 900 8000( hick NW 2d m 8234 850 1000 Tol AWab 2i.m 89 150 10000 do. 89% 17000 Clove&Tol sf bs 400 1000 Pitts,FWa&eC 1m 105” 200 1150 20 Hanover Rank... 10 De!&Hud Canalo 111 180 en ae “rn 5000 ‘Tula Wab2dmb 8934 10000 P,FtW&C2dmb 94 1500 P}FIW&C3dmb 27% 8000 * do. . 78 siete 1 Nic Tre 95 shs Del&Hut 1200 Mish S 500 MichS & NI g stl 100 do. 6 Panama 150 111 Cen RR 800 Cleve & Pitts RR 60 da 1Vis80 im 60 io 630 400 Clove & Tol RR.. 711% 200 Chi& RIRR.sid 8455 400 do... B10 BAK 25 do....-.. 4 50 Chic, Bur & Q RR 10634 New York Cit: janks. October 25, 1862. Specie,’ Cireul'n. ‘Deposits. America... + ..$9,423,034 2,080,534 40,901 12,395,990 American Exch. 9,692,458 2,854,610 316,152 . 8,337,492 Atlantic, 837,539" 86.439 124.082 ‘557,907 Proadwiy...... 4,290,964 998,390 346,508 4.523'806 Butch. & Drov.. 1,771,845 142,988 80,758 1,759,519 "1 650,042 20,202 132,999 9,198 977361 141,991 42,917 —_ 742,873 Chemical 8.140.686 2,740,473 66,673 6,686,427 + 8,895,507 1,900,304 — 6,403,347 953,417 "85,093 177,084 758250 "118,505,650 1,385,633 mwealth.. 1,705,068 ‘301,745 Continental..... 4,203,328 246,704 Fulton... Greenwich, Grover: 798,070 70,047 43,822 Manov. Edie 162'519 175,750 1,536,374 a a 99,700 120,137 822, traders’. dongs 438,999. 220,000 2,812,324 Panther Mati, 2168 541,603 290,270 2,044 Manhattan 6. 250, 17,837 ores Republie.....".. 6/192/880 1,687 5,018,946 Soventh Ward.. Taoo'sit ‘Sas'207 iac‘lor 1'308'313 Shoe & Leather. 3,338,500 234,807 523/616 2,626,284 State...... . sae Pty 294,459 5,418,327 St, Nichola... 1,728,860 207,199 197,516 1,243,800 Tradesmen’s.... 2,442,814 204/096 970,077 1,800,059 Union .......... 4278.89 2,291,049 213,654 4/409,505 ‘Total .... ..$174,879,346 37,453,531 ° 978,240 164,497,972 CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. Monpay, Oct. 27—6 P. M. Asuss.—The market was firm, with moderate sales at full prices. * The light receipts and smallness of stocks tended to check operations. Baaapetvrrs.—Flour—The market was heavy, ang prices were again lower, closing unsettled. The inclem- ency of the weather also contributed to lessen the amount of business. The sales embraced about 8,000 bbls. , closing within the following range of prices:— Superfine State....... seeeG5 TE a 6:90 ExtraState, old and new 600 a 640 Superfine Westera.. ... 575 a 590 Common to choice extra Western, 20 @ 925 Camadiad..... 66... esee sees 00 @ 610 Scuthern mixed to good saperdin 640 0 700 Bxtrado..... 0... 66+ 725 a 9 60 Good te choice family do., °. 925 #1000 Rye tlour.. 350 a 455 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. 365 a 410 —Canadian flour was also less active, and prices irregu. lar, especially the lower grades, while prime to choice brands were quiet and unchanged, with sales of 600 bbis, at our quotations. Southero flour was in moderate demand, with sales of common grades at Saturday's rates, while tho bigher claes of brands were heavy and fell of in price. The sales embraced about 1,100 bbls. ay the above figures. Rye flour was steady the above Corn meal was ubchanged, d sales limited, Wheat was dull at the opening; but the advance in gokl and sterling imparted more firmness to it, and cansed it to close at stiffer prices. ‘The sales footed up about 85,000 bushels at $1 36 a $1 37 for red Western, $1 38 agi 39 for amber do., $1 38 for amber State, $1 50a $1 54 for white Michigan, $1 290 $1 30 for amber lowa, &c., $1 22 a $1 23 for diilwaukee. club, and $1 15 a$1 21 for Chicago spring. Corn was steady and in good request, with sales of 100,000 bushels at 56c. a 67¢. for all grades below sound shipping, and at 68, and 70c, for eound Western mixed and 726. a T3c. for Western yellow, Rye was irmat 86c. a $70. for state, with small sales. Barley was in good request, and prices were firm, with eales of 8,000 bushels at $i On $i 36 for State, and at $1 36 for prime four rowed Canada East. Barley malt was Gem, but scarce and nom- inal. Oats were in good demand with sales at 660. a 56c. for new.Canadian and State, and $e, a 58¢. for prime, old Western and Canada Last. Corres. —Tho market was quiet, while the views of holders were above thoee of purchasers, and thia, com: bined with the rain storm, checked transactions. ‘was without alteration of moment. The sales embraced about 300 a 400 bales, closing on the baste of about 60c. for middling uplands. Freionts were inactive and engagements light, To Liverpoot 60,000 bushels wheat, by American vessels, at O)¢d. 2 OX d., wo bulk and ships’ bags: 460 buis. flour at Bs. 6d., 200 tlercos flaxsvod at 6a., and, by a forcign ves: #01, 1,000 packages butter aud cheose at 46s. and 20 bhds. tobacco at 608° To London 600 firkins butter were en- gaged, in & foreign vessel, at 608., and 15,000 bushels Wheat at 12!4d. Rates to other ports were unchanged. Hay was quiet, hut steady at 60c. a65e. for good old North river, for ‘shipment, and at 70c. a T6e, for city uae. ee et .—A sale of 60 bbls. New Orleans was made at . per Pais NS. pork the market was irregular sales were made ton fair extent of 1,200 bole. at sha 12 0 $13 60 for m and at $12 25 | t Timited at $12 25 a$ rido, Beet hams were steady 9. Bacon was wanted for future delivery; ea Cumbertand and 100 -boxes Apert ribbed in Devember, at, Land was of 800 bbl intide at 100. 8 " eveete were steady aad prices while 3 25 for plain m unehaoged. Syoans.—The ety jc fended (o check sales, W' Whide., “Inelyting Cu hates ‘anal ic jenta Noe fei rm, aici 600 bbie, At 200. a 97540, for Statg @ud Western, Fa STOCKHOLDERS. aay earned Seneca auanaey ARTZAMS | Banc. Sree to bays . 24h ai 3 P. sireot, ot ek Sateen volunteers, a ington, I hare oer ape SNE You. bear rae aero AND.MA BACK fe ise we a site a it. ci Sui yt U.8. Navy, gy ai mean a Cae A LIFORNIA STATE N FRANCISCO. CITY on roan EA an A by DUNCAN, SHER. N & CO., ora, corace of Fins and ‘Nassau stroets ew York, a EE EE sutra Seas oo EAP OE ‘al ve a m4 +. Sa 6 a COLLECTED ORNIA cou: Curent, WeLMONT, « Eto ons 4 wae street. Onten th WANTED—TO MANUFACTURB AMMUNIE- tion for tho government, oF x portion of the iugention Varticulare obtained through box 706 Post ollice, for one week. prycan, SHERMAN & CO., PANSERS CORNER oF Pine and Nassau streets, New You cireulag poten nud letiers or credit for Wavellers, available in all the cities of the world, also mercantile credits, for ube in ta..rope, Chinn and Californin, D JVIDEND. NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the New York Insurance Cumpauy.—A final dividend the of the New York dusurauce Company will be paid to the stockholders or rp eral eovconsnonaee onand after the fifteenth day of November, 1862, oflice ‘of the New York aust saeurnee Spang. No Gl Wiliam street, 8 ‘Surviving __brebniEN SOHKSON, | Kecelvers. EW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA = corner of Fourtiiaveuue and Twenty-seve ral HASURER'S OFFIC M IVIDEND NOTICES ‘The Direclors of this oormpeny have declared a dividend of three dollars per share on. the capital able F pas snd after the Ist day of November next at "ea thes fer books will be closed (rom: the. 22ddnet. ‘emit ate of Potne ge he tax will be assumed by the com, serum EMENT, Tveamirer, £ FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, OCTO rede qrarieriy dividend oat CO pe cea yet (equcrterly dividend of fou payaiie oa aft ter we The Ho i closed. ‘date of " ent i ore willbe m ed company. By 0 ere MASON, re Ores. OF THE CHICAGO AND NORTIWESTERN road Oct 1862 Company, t, 28, 1862 —Partics heiding coupons due. Nov TASGE trom ‘the ‘tunded coupon bonds of this He it the same at the Ameri- can Exchany few Yorks d sgt and.atter thee date. 3 YOUNG, Sve. C: and N. W. R. R. Co. REVENUE staurs, Tn amounts to suit, b HOWE & TERRY, Stationers, 76 Bowery, New York. GonpiErs: “BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, BACK PA rize Maney, O:ticers recruiting and contractors accounts, together with all other just claims against the government, Bonny rocured at reasonabie rates. Fis to SOMES, Brown & Tukusit, No 2 Park place, N-f.. N,B—Send stamps for our Hand Book of In Information. TAS HOLDERS OF ASSESSME NT RECEIPTS OF THE Preferred and Common Stock o! the Erie Rallway Com; pany. are hereby notived that payment will be made of said receipts and inierest thereon, from their respective dates, on their presentation at the office of the Treasurer, in Erle Place, on, and after the 1st of November nest, Interests on said receipts will cease at that dat HORA’ ‘i10 N. OTIS, Secretary. Orrice or tae aa Rat‘oad Comrany, New York, Oct. 21, 1862. 10 LOAN.—MONEY TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT. gag *, on auproved security, in sums to suit applicants, pnt! fo MOTT, MURRAY & HARRIS, 145 Broadway, ew Yori ANTED—U; poEe. STATES, AMERICAN, WELLS, Fargo & Co. Express Sto: 80, Ainericau Tele- iy S Gaikitin, inwuran ook, by CROMMELIN, ctl TIS & ©0., Ko, LL Wall 000 FOR SALE—FROM TWENTY TO SIXTY . shares of the pase street und Newtown Railroad Company. Inquire of O.M. BEACH, atthe Kar- mers’ and Citizens’ Bank, Williamsburg, or of J.G. WEST, No. 4 Liberty placo, New York, at the mangle factory, plumb Ing andl gas Uttidg. ‘THE MILITARY. EADQUARTERS, TWENTY;SECOND ‘NATIONAL Guard, 5. lew 2—S; Orter Korth A eee oF the ed cates 0° membership hi re uot been preseatrd to be signed will preseut me on Tue: afternoon 1 tween the hoursof Sand 7 olclork, at the Armory of Company A, corer of Sixth avenue and Thirteenth street, for the signature of the Cournanding Oilicer, te Ee 0 1b, Liew. Gol Commanding. Wa. J. A. McGnats, Adjutant, TH REGIMENT UNIFORM FOR SALE—COMPLETE, puing overcoat; in excellent order. Can be seen from 6 to ofclock P.M, at No.1 East Washington square. Price $26. ___ SPECIAL | NOTICES, A! “A MEETING IN BEHALF OF THR WOUNDED axp sick soldiers in Bellevue Hosottal will be held tn Rose Hill MB. Church, Twenty seventh a or Third avenue, on Wednestay oventug. Oct. 29, at 7% olcloek. The fac ‘and Serena es indie of th the vicinity, are earnestly nd adept such meamures_ as will best ish the sobject Bome of the soldiers will be present. ‘Addrebses by the ev. Wilbur Fick Watkins, Rev. Chas. 2 Peyson, Rev. Alfred Cookman. ATE=* , BAKERS.—THE BOSS BAKERS OF New York and the a are respeetfully in- Vited to @ consultation on matters +e to the trade, at 289 Bowery, on Tuesday evening, 28, at Bo'clogk, NY PARTY IN WASHINGTON WHO WOULD LIKE for a house ia this city pan caisect goverument nt stating terms an: PANY. NTY-FIRST REGIMENT, Cy Jha SELES Wataiig ts hte Comp will cet tor drill on Pueeda corner of University place 2 foment boda oal + ool th 3., Herald office, ry tierra ey ‘4. BETSON. Jr. Captain. UEDUCT DEPARTMENT, | oct. ‘ater Rents—N. Pesan! Al Ui further Water 1, ~ iven that @ all unpaid ODES, Water Regletrar. HEREBY BEG TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT MAY concern, and particularly the subjects of his Majesty the King of Portugal res'ding in the United Btates of America, that on the 13th of the present month'T entered upon the da: ties as Gonsul General of Portugal. All Porigurse subje<te are invited to cail at the Consulate; 31 street, to regis- in order to obtain, it required, certileates names, on their pations:ity NHA PEREIRA DE geo M. rine nts On on OTICE.—UNITED TRADE SOCIETY OF JOURNEY. men Bellmakers.<-A special meettag will beteld at the Fourteenth Ward H of and Elizabeth streets, (his (Tuesday), ) evening, 28th tnst., ad 7 o'clock. Punctual attencance is requested. JOHN DRISCOLL, President, Jauxs B. Suirm, Secretary. di FFICE OF THE HARLEM AND SPUYTEN Navigation Company, Ostober 9, 1862—-The tion for eleven Directors and three In: will be held at the company's ones eens Dock, ‘yordhatn on Wednesday, November tween the hoars of I ‘OE, Secretary. FR ORTTY LODGE, are hereby noliied to appear at esday, ut ld M, for the purpose of on Fanerat of P. G. Steistied. Functial utend- J. MURRA’ 1% ne building, Third aven e, mn Minty-ffth and Sinty-eisth strecton Wednesda Nov, 12. The polis will be open TromZ tre, M. Toe trans: fer buoks will be closed until that date SAMLEL B, ISAM AND OUR FELLOW. Wil'am and Broad streets, from this day 27, will not go to work lone thaa tree shillings an hour: also the men upon the corner of Broad and Beaver and I JOHN McDONELL prouxn=1s BEDFORD STREET ON “SATURDAY evening, & Pocketbook, which the owner may bate by giving» leseription and paying the expense. eed FTI ND RIGNTH STREET Err <IN A SIXTH | AVENUBAND Sipth as states Th Monday morning, Oet. - a osolvent finder Py of ea re Ut, the tw A. Fallon, 2 Pine street. NX THIRTY SIXTH Sram, nes ye Terrier Di tive. doliare reward.w “OST-ON WEDNESDAY, 1 Li betireen ae tia Sint ron anawer tothe be tad ou ie dobery at Lot ceive $5 reward the proprietor. OST—LAast NIGHT, ABOUT WAL Liman ae te tea fn the same nt eda chet & efi i le ad > a TN A BROADWAY AND FORTY.SECO porte om getting out at Miblo's gm Baturday even, Inge sized. Carlton House, opr Sacra THE EXPRESS OFFICE, A PAIR ‘Spectacles, The finder will re- of, coubia bewed vag ihe apme at Powers’ Hotel, with 7 OGLOCK: ghee lay street to S nder re ‘be bas ty 1 nireet, will h Campaigmae, Fi iil’ BROADWAY dark Y LIVERY ar SgAREy, oN Tuesday, October 21, aw front foot white, 8h fort hall wit oe Cuan fick buchep aunty ats tho rr orter, tor arty ry pe mn Kas, bees, met y the Bria era haar and no no enone aac pica a ma: DRY @oops. . p Ato. a. Pm 8 bath arene, CLOSING sale nie TAREE Da! ey vgn sh oer ‘thin the ext aye, ieee ‘wi ia ae ree lose the eaweinendto 10s Sixth avenue. At PP wey avenue. FOR THRE i “ ‘Wit! positively ciore on ee SAH oxce RICH DRESS Goons down to pai eee HALP PRICE, to close on oe AY! '8 PARIS 2 f er me. Pen hment—Kecolved peri ply, which, withthe goods on hand, will be eold ti’! ue: ork ‘November at old prices. A variety of missos' Wailsts ua@ Buirts, dc. 643 13 Broadway, noar Union square, - cure am CLOAKS, sae MENSE § K oF NEW AND wait INABLE STYLES. CLOAKS at $5 and $6, CLOAKS at 87 and $3, CLOAKS av$8 and $9. CLOARS at $10 and $41. cLoa| yar giz to $26. CLOAKS 25 bey 57 PER SE Tak Bi Ladies please canine our garments. In stylp, ee ane manufacture we guarautce them ry Sgual gg aay a ee city. Cionk manutactuer, 274 Bowery, ocar Hovsion streth. moe G, BMITH R HAS OPENED PALL AND wikter PASHIONS VELVET, SILK and CLOTH CLOAK, LATEST PABI dwn, 0 ORE LATEST PABISION SOLES Feady. 1,142 Broadway, éoraer of Twenty-sizth street. (uaRvorre 0. surat PARIS CLO. Hcy HELEN, —T, Hogs ah MASS ak cop, ixth strect, tO a HAIR SHA’ Wi _bought for cash by, ol De haces 1m Bielday (onus, a MOSCOW pee ettnel leon Le sr ae Ar fiede oe piace AB OLOR igo ae Seay SKIN. soxcetal at Brsaterag. RESS GOODS. or anXOlV, OBS, SPLENDID Brock FRENCH MERINOE! 1 the Latest Novelties impories ‘for the Reason. oO: bes PLAID and BROCHE VELOU, TURIN BAXONY PNCANTON. CLOP 8. BOM A COMPLETE ST0CK oF HOORNING -OLOAKS aD DRESS GOODS. Al ). FROM AUCTION, A LARGE LOT OF SAXONY DRESs Gi Frou Tee tO ee ae PEYTON, 214 Bowery. Get CLOSING SALE CLOAGS AND SHAWLS, at LESS THAN HALF PRICE, for three days only, C. @: HOOK, 108 8i:th_avenue. M"=: & eixcuon Hat returned from NOW OPENE! FALL AND wikter FASHIONS | VELVET, SILK AND CLOTH ¢ to which she invites the attention ohiher customers. rs leccker street. M ADAME NOURIT, 5S BLEECKER [STRERT, NEAR way, Respectfully informs the Indies of New Yorkthat shehas inlely rewurnga from France with a large beautiful se sortme’ INTER BONNETS AND NEADD Wis ‘SELECTED BY i ial N° ADVANCE—NO AD! Paice IN PRIC! ALL IMPORTED son AS WERE. BAYER ¢ chee Tee yorr; and the assort rom 1s. 6d, 18 THE LARGEST EVES OFFERED aT RETAIL Op at be. 6a, do. Velours Zamna 920 60. POPLEXS, orfolt Spames MBRin0S, se CRYSTAL PALACR EMPORIUM OF Fai wt Rice tacks ax LACES amps veal rie AY,” Are bow on ex! “uw edi atgte, block fies so oS Bt HIRTS.— ig BE. MORRIS’ Se Cola eu Fuge Wribands, a ber Be rae Brady Fag om Get ty durable shirt, ipsa repel Ot 9 bbadsomely iz — CHAMPION & ee Mme, Ferrero) cunfection of iadlew Wocceents deriea in all tte brane! at Boe NI Cc. . 5 304. Sipans snl StREEr wits eawlchaent fer toe Ui CIRCULARS, “ In erery varlety of materials, | cou aad THE UNITED STATES CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORM, Arnold, Constable SOP, fA MISSES’ AND ND’ CHILDREN'S CLOAKS-IN AL REWARDS. $5 = REWARD. STRAYED, A a YELLOW Al ‘AND wire * Setser Slut, very old, front teeth worn zed dog. above rew: n, large ‘Any ‘one returni the fay ive the ni tt tea ces street, nea $10 REWARD.—LOST, Pot nn THE CORNER or Seventh av fourth street, on Sim morniag,'s back Biowbetss Tas nel, with w sebie breast long eats. Amewers to the name of Carlo, Tue above re- po will ve pact ow returning him to 123 23'Weat Thirty-fourtie. Set age REWARD FOR THE DETECTI! 98 $25 sors Who entered the premises of tat between Saturday nigh wang ‘Monday mornimge ant siole = of drawing to “te UMpONEKY,, OD denier, 196 REWARD.—LOST, OCTOBER 7, A BAY HORSE, D six years old, 28 whats big, Tong tail, one hind foos nat ‘seen on a7 ry inst, ROBERT Newark, 3 J $25 white, star én forebea as near Mijburn, New Serscy, Goras wagons, FORMERLY Crate Or us THE vant steamtug W. G. Putnam, by calling on ood, i Boutn sicert, wil Rear’ of “something io le a (QHILDREN TAKEN. JOR ADOPTION AND-ADOPIRD ‘Out: wo boys. for adoption, and Caree ears, ‘raile ca receive tna best Rath peters rah] renga g heir veninement at Madam GF w Touston — “ i Oke seenieers, eee YY KF ROM Newark in tune. undeliv to sister, Tied unfortunate afier Father ma lI—— ul ys. we. Le Witt FIND Fine ay ARLES Kes CB aREEN'S in Chon square Peat q M. J. SUTTON. LLEN Ady 7 ol ,, FOUNTEN, PARISH [relat ‘who, came — a, a re baer HRs ama e x rd on ards ey? ABRIGE HEIBERG RONNEBERG, BORN A Nd 1 RR Pet Ra SAR ot IN Xom to him on jorwegan ‘On tho andersigne: ee ree Lonny Mine he renee ik arpa Sit ul Mee 8 pon EE beable to eapovat he be stit\ ney ieee, dae aw ‘will be baterred. Of 3 his wars, 3 haw? Sonn! = | hee Seucorte me oN ronteads street, an A