The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1862, Page 2

_ to 10 and closed at 103% bid. These sixes can» “hardly fail to advance. If the wat ends’ they ‘Wwill- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fuipay, Oct. Si—6 P, My ‘The month closes on rather am uneasy feeling in the money market. Good borrowers, with first class securities, can borrow all the money they want at 5 per cent, or occasionally even less, But lenders are generally averse, in view of the uncertainties of the future, to lending to new men or on collaterals of the second grade. Moneyed men appear to be preparing their houses for the possibility of storms, Certificates of indebted- ness are 24 per cent better. They sympathize with other government issues. Exchange and gold were both lower to-day. The action of the stock board appears to have checked the speculation in gold very effectually or the present. At midday to-day it sold at 129%; at the third board it was quoted 129% a 130. Exchange dec!ined to 143 for bankers’ bills; good mercantile bil’s scld at 142. Speculators in exchange are lightening their load. The import of dry goods for the week amounts to $1,183,002— not a very large figure for the season. There was a revival of stock speculation to-day, and nearly every description was higher. The market was led by Erie old and governments. ‘The former opened at about 63, rose to 644 be- ‘tween the boards, and closed at the last at that id. Government sixes (the issue of 1881) sold up sell atten or fifteen per cent premium. If the War gogs on further issues of paper money will be retidered necessary, and it is evident that securi- ties safe beyond question, and paying a regular in- come of six per cent in gold, will not long remain of army 5 Tenort & With these facis in v: for sor thefuvorite Shares, tions. Albany and Boswn. ‘The Cincinnati Gazette of the 25th ult. s 80 im shipbyild market, and an na 1 price in London. w higher quotations may be lookod tempered app ore new facts im rr most of are looking well; the nes vein ard, tt i stated, extends to the Peptiac, NW YURKK HAERAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1862. ‘The latest advices occasiynal ree: rd to the mines; im the Mes: also to the says:— Tn our maiket prices gaye way slightly under | the morning reports from establishes New York, but they st again at the close, ard Friday's quotatt ed up w roe re- ‘The Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Railroad earn- ed, the third week of October:— Passengers . Freight .... Sundries. . $6.84 90 1861 1362, 257 17 447 22,523 97 eT 88 Total... Increase in 18 Total since Jan, 1 $24,577 20 ($862,644 43 + -_10,105 27 950,911 82 Stock Exchange. 65000 U 8 6's,’81 reg 103% 10000 U S$ 6's, "81,cou, — 1000 U 3 5's, '65.. 15000 US 5's, "74,000 22% 16000 do... 2000 N York p73 1205, 6000 Ill war loan... 103 5600 Tenn 6's, '90. 2000 do.... 1000 Missouri 6's. 2000 do. 7 W0vsFy06..5 TUK 2000 Ca! laree'b, 18 11254 11000 Erie RR4th m b 101% 2000 Hud Riv RRe b 100 3000 C,B&QRR 8B peb 115 Furpay, Oct. 31, 1862. 0 ahs ERI pret vio six 1000 Mich So 2d mtg 9934 1 5000 Mich So 8 f bds. 109 A a Sia 10636 do. 107 yo00 AR ATH isin. 98 ‘do, Bombay. 1,750 do, Jnre—total 82,994 bags, and 17,067 Corron was quite firm and in fair demand, with sales Of 1,600 baies at 60, G1 Ago. for —e. Frais were dull and heavy. To Liverpool there were taken 27.000 bushels wheat, in ship's bags, at Od ga 7,000 bushels wheat, also im ship's bags, at Hay was firm at 60c. a 75c. for North river. Demand good, Hors were purchased to the extent ef 400 bales new, at 18e. a Qe. Hrows —ihe market for dry and salted hides has been very active throughout the entire month, abont 400,900 having changed hands at full prices, quotations at the close being fully 2c. bigheron dry and Ic. a lige. on salted. Mi f the demand bas been of a speculative nature, many capitalists turning their attention to the hide market for an investinent of their spare fads, ‘The trade, however, have bought freely, and gales to thei for actual consumption lye been larger during this than any previous mouth this year. The imports of hides have been about 275,000, and tho stock on hand at the close of the month is on'y 350,000. The prospective re coints are light, owing th the ‘withdrawal of mast fo- reign credits, on which the hides Oe rinecipally bought Quotations range at 2Tc. a 2c. ueno# Ayres, and 25e a 26340. for California dry hides Lxatner.—Hemlock sole has beon in active request du- ring the month, and a bulk of the hitherto large stock hes been cleared cut at gradually improving prices. tanned is so fn active request at advanced rates. Wo quote BA. hemlock at 26c, a 2%., ard oak slaughtor at 380. a 3:¢., six months Mrrais were leas active, but quoted steady. Motasses.—The only importaut sales were 100 bbis New Orleans, at 41c, a 480, Nava. Sroun-.—A Solid business was done in ,¢ turpentine at $2 573¢ per galion. OVISIONS.—Pork Was: » deere to $18 for mess: and $1187 a $12 for primo; with gales of 8,000 bbis. Beef was steady and 300 bbls. found Dnyers. Lard was dull at 10c, a 10%c., with sales of 1,000 packages. Bacon, butter and choese were unchanged. Rick was inactive. Messrs. O'Sullivan & Co. niade up the stock thus:—Stock of rice on hahd November 1, 1862, 16,4€5 bags cleaned Kast India, 20,360 bags and mats uncleaned Rast India; against 2,280 casks Carolina, 5,177 bags Fast India, same time last year 'Sucans were very firm and in good request, with sales of 1,600 hhds, at 93¢c. a 10%c. for Cuba and Porto Rico. and 10. a11}<¢. for New Orleans; 1,130 boxes Havana at 10% a 10%c. Tonacco, changed. | rite he article is Jess active, but prices un- yet sales embraced 123 hhds. Kentucky at 17c. A Wipow LADY, Y, RVERY WAY QU WAY QUALIFIED, WANTS eae Ns Panel” advardsingAgeuey. Poe Aux “AMERICAN GIRL WISHES A et to atdeud ine-store. of us. ohlld's: Rurse AS Cail at 153 RUESPECTAR! LE WOMA ma WISHES 3 SITUATION to assist in the washing Totorenee can be given. Call AMERICAN | LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES A Ss housekeeper ietiahdven: the best references can tegen, aa L., Herald ollice, for two ways, KESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A 8I- ati ey hurse, mare pectuble tamily. Call for aw. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEOTANLE PRO. tesiant soung Woman. ag cook and to asst in the washing and jrowng; bas nto the country ; bi lived. ax years. in fier Inet p' vod reference. C. seen nti engaged ay 271 911 tween 27th and A SITUATION WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. work or chamberwork and waitlag. Good city ref; fonoe, No objection to gu in the couatiy. Apply ab 10134 A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENG. lish Wor.an, as housekeeper or lady's maid; no objec- tion to the care of a child. Apply at her pressut employee's, 28 Bund st, RESPECTABLE YOUN@ WOMAN . WANTS A poh ag ‘ation as chamLermaid and waitress: ts willl herseli generally useful; best reference from her ast plage, Cail at S12 Spring st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GRR the best references; is desirou get honackeeper in @ hotel, first class. bomrding he privaie family; abe undcrstude French and T. T., box 170 Herald otlice. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION TO TRAVEL WITH A FA- mily to California, by 4 young woman, with the beat of city reference ; she undcraiands the care of ‘children, and ig capable of taking any othet situation: 1s, willing. vo Bay theatee To by Seen unui suited at 42) Broome Wises WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE © cinen's. SHON Washing done in the N WOMAN, WITH uation i or ina ells, Ad ANTED—BY A COM. PREBNT Uh LAUNDRESS, s th SURI Giavon POR sii MTacker, FOR CONGRESS, Fourth distvict—Ben jamin Wood, Fitch district—Fornaido Wood.. Natrict—Fil, ih dist He ABSEM ALY, Firat distriet—Corneiius Fyn. Brcond district Maniol Lea Third dis:rict—Georse L, Loutrel. he district—Witliam C. Gover. ifth dietrict—Heniy Ro cers, Spth distriet—Julius Korn, eal distr i jist ‘Tenth di EL venth disiric:—Thomus A. Ledwith, Twolfti distric'—Andrew Siuith, Thirteenth di-trict—Alexander Ward, Fourtoent) disirict- Robert C. Hutchinge, h d'strict—Gilbert Dean, ith distr ¢:—Michael McCann eonth «iis riet—Thomas ©. Fields, AW MORKIS, M, D., Chairman, Joun W. Cavur, Secretary, AT AES LARGE AND ENTHUSL stig MEETING ne ea of the Twenty-second ward, held on éceninit af the Mh of Oc's ober, at the hones of Mich Dunn, corner of F. Eleventh avenue, it om nate @ candidate ariy-firet street anit Rae = motion. Kesulved, We «lo omg for the Ninth Concressional — district, aoe on Francts O'Nvil, John McLeod Murphy was =. ated which was carried by acclammation. On moti Resolved, That the following named vai agian be appoin: iniitee to tender him’ th mominatio ward O Connor, O'Neil James Wolfe, Andrew sn 3 Dann, 18 James Wourr, Secretary, BIL, Preldet ean ti ee, CAUCUSES. WILLIAM E mt Francis for Assembly, Eleventh: district, Twen- iires® & mass ni day evening tal Hall, corner of Sata avenue and | EMOCRATS, | RALLY TO-NIGHT OF THE EIGHTH CONGRKES- ed by the a memesy. Meseet and Jef. in our Congressional district as the the democratic party ah ein Congress. vere person has tbe, ion; nor docs an; ut. The union of thore nd cordial. acttptod the nomination, aad that nom: the desire nor the right ae any ‘omer reports t the contrary Lave been nd uadadaly ing injury, Poow make thigesplict statement, ‘There are opposed to me a candidal nominated by that aig of the republican party which sust the iaiical polley of the abo 181 Hels, And another card the hearty support of @ portion of the conservative voters of the district hot beveotore dentivied ‘with the der party, The friends othe latter candidate have expr: vious desire that I shouid withdray in bie fa er has uniformly been that Twas the eandta: mocartic party, and, as 8! ‘ghia in my favor is mane I have fees ad no right to jelimqutan the noiinacion, exept by the action of thos: who had pe aa ne before the people. oof the organization to which Many democrats ip the district whose judgment farm ect is better than mine beileve that my withdrawal would oe the success of the radloat candidate. Whether it would or ob, it igstilicient to sy that the maiter has been Thoroughly eonsitered and finaly decided. he several cynventons placing me in nomination met jointly Wednesday evening, and E stated to them that I would surrender the nomination if they d to substitute that candidate im: my piace. | Thi Without dissenting voice, adverse to sich ® fi ao A committee of tinguished democrats and con- Servative citizens, organized at the St. Nicholas Hotel Upon the, surgsrtion o the State Commitieg shave Sautenpared a Arrangement fepublican “cancidate would bp ld Uor, Phe gentiomen who have, boen engaged in Compilations com yielded to every tagretine whieh han been made to me, idiuding that of my own withdrawal, asking only in return’ that the right of the democracy. of the disitict to select thelr, own candidate should be secured, Burely no reasonable ian this willingness on my A Pockee compton ‘upon whom alt other side, 1t was peren:ptorily in wy in favor OF the ouside can ain. hi , proper regard for the honor of those I represent permitred Uniy’n hegative answer, T stall now. remain e owod:date until the love of the pols, as honor and duty manifestly re- quire. Tn tiie prosecution of the’ canvass T desire to maintain the lat ons with every other can tidate course as bis own convictions shall complain that elther of them 1s @ can. te. Ifthe continitance in the fe another candidate seking the voles of nationaltand conw:rcative men isthanght by some, while his own is impossible, to present « to chance for the mn of the radical candilare. tt te, or Bim ere, to : fi J y e R “ in the vicinity of par. The enormous income | 5900 A &TH2dm pre 1045 f 2bages, 94 cases seadleaf at loc. « 2ic. The monthly Nao Suen’ tare’ aad: fiemnele, aud at the 8 Se cca ats, Nhe COUE | and his friends to determine whether he should permit hich the government is going to receive trom in- | 2500’&NWApexbds 90 sta sory ot stocks of Sphniah tobacco is a follor best of city ences given. Please | racy of the Kighth Congreasional District, of every organiza If to be the opportunity, fo giro ¥ Ignd revenue—which is estimated at $300,000,000. - imparts to these securities a solidity unequalled by 1000 Ch& NWass'th 59 10000 Chi & NW 2d m 3334 3000 Cley & Tol sf b 1034, 145 o 100 0&8 figs. 400 Hawina. Stock Oct. 1, bales. Received since. . Hannen, 882 Istav.., rooin No. 10, bb tween 19th and 20th A RESPECTABLE tion, irrespective of past di quested to mec: at the Thal ciation, 982 Si noes and divisions, are re. the Democratic Union Asso mer of Twenty seoond atreat, om regret. Whose votes arte pary, 0 are rene for the elration at a ‘an didate, that m they 1500 P Behn SITUATION, BY have united, a any other stock on this or any Stock Ex. } 10500, FIW&Ch1m 106 300 | a ang woman, to do general housework or chamber: bury, the ouly” de janx, mapeling on in its ier ‘ength, 5 9 g0co” do, 10644 150 Panama tal’: work Boot ce reference, ‘Call at 24 West 17t1 st, be- ~ in th distriet tinmpliin the district which will glaiden all true he change in the world. The general features 5000P, Ft W&C2dm 75 100 Ill Cen RR sc rip. oan to Oct. ‘a, ‘bales n Bi r inguished speakers will address the whe of the market continue much the same | [000Cieve&Pdihm 74%, peace pe SX fan Hone jeinee heute, the desocrati cantidate for Congress Fatand upan the re E a i © Bam | 6000 Jotliet RR Speb 104 Winskny. ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT YOUNG ‘Michard O'Gorman, Bry. ios. Gideon 7. Pucker. Hon, Mi as they were yesterday. The great operator’ 50 shs Mer Bank... 102 100, aos woman, as ssckmuston ang obatihernald: Taquire Min ee een we Clarks Fernando Wood. Di have sold their stocks, and are content to watch events, feeling some little apprehension of the ef- fect of the eleetion upon the market. Stocks have consequently tallen into weak hands, from whence they may be shaken any day by an adverse wind. So long, however, as no adverse wind blows, aud the street operators can find courage to buy and money to carry stocks, the course of prices will not probably tend downward for any length of time. At the morning board to-day New York Central rose 34, Erie preferred 24, guaranteed 24, Hlinois 4%, Toledo %, while Michigan Central de” clined 74, Southern old ¥%, Galena 14, and Rock Island 34. Burlington and Quincy, on which a dividend of twenty per cent in stock and four per cent in money has just been declared, advanced 8 per cent, selling at 119. Hudson River jumped up to 78%, an advance of 2% percent. After the board the market was strong, and there was an active competition for the Erie shares and some of the Westerns, At the second board the market was steady, without important change fn quota- 100 Broadway Bank... 140 15 Bk of N America 102 by Monbatton Bi... 180 5 Del & HndCanalCo 11134 12 Penn Ceal Co... 109 500 Cum Coal pref. . 1s 50 do......830 13%, 200 Nic Transit Co, 7 100 6% 170 Pacific ‘M89 Co. te RR. $20000 US 6’s,’81,cou 104 soon ree. 3-10pen toes 13000 5000 P, FWECist im yor" 500 P, FW&C2dm = 100 do 100 Mil ar duGRR. 34, 11 Mil& PduC 2dpref 78 50 Tol & Wabash RR 3534 120 Tol & W pref..b60 #0 500 shs Reading RR. 500 Mich C ventral RR. 100 LL ARMY AND NAVY 6 £ prompt): Oy procured. Bet ines one of th and having a long e1 i bartaerin Washi ig all gov iT 82 Pi unteers, ‘on, T have RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OF FICE.—BACK VAY, PRIZE MONEY, BOUNTY MONEY, &c., & prowl cotieated and cashed, and nents secu DWARD BISSELL, U. 8. Claims Agent, and late P ‘Broadway, corner Chambers street, N.Y. A CAPITALIST WILL PAY LIBERALLY FOR ANY information relating to merchandise, atocks, &c., that Will enable him to make large profits, ‘Address, stating nature of information, Retired Mervhant. Heratd oftlce, ALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCI8CO_CITY J coupons purchased at best rates by DUNCAN, SHER- MAN,4 CO., Bankers, corner of Pine and Nassait streets jew York. NALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO ory a Pcie very best rates by WM. T. OG: Il street, New York. VALIFORNIA COUPON: BOUGHT | _by AUGUST BELMONT & GO., 50 D8CA%, SHERMAN 4 CO., BANKERS, CORNER OF Pine and Nassau streets, New York, issue circular notes and letters of credit for ‘avellers, available in all the cities of the wo ito merenntile credits, for use in Europe, iD COLLBOTED ‘all street, IVIDEND.—NOTICE 10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF aC crnploye W Y A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- man, a Situation as wet nurse; is willing to make her* self generally useful; no objection to the country. Cali for three days at IS Weat $0th st, two doors from sik av. her pre: ANTED- SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. _ SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG > man, capable and willing to make bi useif useful in any business! writes a fair hand, and can give an cight yeurs re. fereuce from former employers, Address Edward, Herald 10 DRY GOODS JOBBERS.—A SITUATION WANTED, by a respectable young man, 23 e, who has, ad six years’ experience; understal ; as inal its branches, Salary moderate. Address Applicant, Herald office, for three days. WANTED—BY A YOUNG NAN, A SITUATION IN THE country, a8 Coachman and gardener; would make him. self gencrally useful; understands bis business, Good re- ference. Address J. C., Herald oMee. UATION, BY A RESP! j hag been in this country Dbugtiiens perfectly. Can be seen for two days at 2h Green lan B ‘ook lya. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO has hail ive years’ experience in the hat and cap busi- ness, in wholesale and rotail trade: best of reference given. Address Huts and Caps, Herald office. We iran, a SITUATION, BY A aaa YOUNG DP, Esq. Mederot the Joint, Commistee of Arrangements. Tain- Daniel W. Clarke, John N. Hai . Bernard K, Movart—W.lliam Brailey, William Baird, M. Cor- sonian—James Irving, James G. Dimond, Mi- cha ‘ata ONAL DISTRICT. vers CONGRE: (AStu, 20th and 2ist Wards ) UNION WAR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS ELLIOT C. COWDIN. (Extract from Mr. Cowan's ‘porch at Irving Hal, February jand by the covernment; it is the of your woalth, of your strength, he is able, faithful, honest. Stand . devoted, invincible, Stand by the jent, trlumphant.” Tiston to ne reconei| Fueace. UntiLevery rebol, by an Thconditton steers .. Then may justice te done. | But let the Arst condition Ajastment ve Ne ungualiied admission by a1 that the constitution and the lawa are supreme, and the Unton indiasoluble. Let me conjure you to guardian of your ibertl land by the Presiden by raat At is. strony navy; it is powerful, Horan talk 1 OR CONGRESS—SECOND DISTRICT. Staph, Eighth. Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth. Fourteenth, Six teenth,'Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards of the city of Brookirn, and the county towns of Kings County. REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINATION, titution under all eireumstances and at do not desire the triumph of the armies, has contributed a Di ut ha the SOU Nay of mpaotalaig, inaalliats parts, and with all its rights an‘ ohifcations, the g'o- rious constitution of our fathers; and T rep dine, with In Gignation the te to in of the South, We shontd not forget that even so Union: would. be ‘purchased ‘ab {ene the overthrow of those civil rights and ce wel constitite the most vattiable part of Our mnente of arbitrary povwe! a thinges ia. the o struggle 10 matntalel the very life ald be fidelity and honesty in and shoes wa takeed- uch & should. be regarded who concur 1 the ully ad- Yours, resp. NELSON 5. WATERBURY, mont of our national affa 03 of 1s timents cam clect x represen! to thone by vollng for me. New ¥ York, Oct. 31, 1862, 0 THE BLECTORS OF THE T SIXT CON iBESSIONAL DISTRICT. (Ninth, F d Sixteenth wards.) Fellow Git: abt te Onion ‘Congressional Con- vention, and citizens of the | txth C ssional district, take pleasure in placing he nae Of ‘ORISON Bu NT as & oundidate’ for’ Goterecs (nr this disrict, af the coming election, irrespective of part Oriaoh Blant ison record ag a well (known. tried, hon honest, tions. The following were the prices at half-past | 500 Mich So 2d m: VIDEND.—NOT! Mipide bes *. e New York Insurance Company.—A final dividend tase wreg.’81.103% 4104 Reading 18% a 18% sain te tne ouch haarractiet Tratrane Company mlb as Baan We eenth ward. and as S6's,cou,’81.104” 0104 Michigan Cen.. 9044 a 90%, Efterthe hfteenth day of November, AD. 1902, at the odes rts or ‘goxor goals Iya om played those tallies which preceminenty enti nce Gamay, So" 61 Williaa US 5's, cou,’74.92% a 93 eL 433% a 7.80 Treas n. -105 35 a 105% of the New York Mutual Insu atreet, Surviving $100 =A. YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD EDUCATION, , and who isa good accountant, will give any per: LR. For ingrees, CAPTAIN JOHN DUFFY, bi Feyarted in all respects ws a man of sterfng ability and un- intogr’ S&N Tagua 83% 2 Of the Siatg-btath Regiment. " i Receivers. || soa the above, or a Ja if neceerary, to any person During the early-days of tho rebellion he was, an off apes cat So B80 Pans pion tiees Sie 3f0 Iilluois Con Rie 26, 81 ‘SrEPAN SUttxeox, | who will pros re situation in te navy or any capactty — "During extn ay Derence Committee, aaeting ine Ey cor ieee he ae Th Central 81% a 82 CL leat aor ge EW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA Therw hie corvicen wobld be ‘available. “Address Lacries, ERMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB, OF THE LTH | ins to the field foriy. two regiments, and coutribatiR Wet Netarolinn 6. 00 te bly , <9 as . 330 Dy, coruer of Fourthavedute and Twenty: “gent Po Herald olfice. we Werd-At ee OT a a tae Magers:, means, meet hiccwholn time to bbe tnternsta Clev & 64 moe Oe Major Feter Bowe was ci Tar cin a i their candi” Ger srotade, Ors 8 tO | AT per, 1a Wes ik “he *___ HELP -WANTED-FEMALE: Bai nd Pia eel nd 834i Chi, Bur & Q..1153¢.@ 116), Mil & Prde Ch 34 a 35 _— ee - The Directors of DAR OER ey aiHiend je My re tiie on. te capita sock, parade on ‘on and ‘after the i ot Nov Kong nel fer ‘books will be closed fi three doll ry Se: 7 Abhay OF oon, SHLECT cuaren et 30 civil it and. onde, of ah ‘the tai the corner ay. an iii eo a BRLursiiM, Secretary. ‘ON. JOUN VAN En, Chair. reafil uusines® mrchanic in this” rain ie dielimaresis of iipaity sua tbe ~ REN SPEAKS TO.NIGHT, ON. Het VAN BUREN SPEAKS TO-NIGUT, —— Broadway, corner of Twenty-second street.” At 932 Broadway, corner of Twenty.second street, Ee. or. 78 4 16% N YCen7's76.114 a 116 Erie 8d inbds..207 4 a 108 + 213 a 215° MiCenSteistm.114 | a 115 . 493g a 408S° HI Cen bas 7's.1061¢ a 107. a rhe ie third board gold sold at 130, Pacific at 123%, Erie at 6414, Hudson at 78°4, Michigan Cen- tral at 905{, Southern old at 4324, guaranteed at 84, Tlinois at 82, Rock Island at 8: Wall street is generally of the opinion that Mr- Seymour is going to be elected Governor of this State, and people are busily engaged in specula- ting upon the probable effects of his election upon the market. These effects are thus far fore- shadowed by an advance in governments and a decline in gold and fancy stocks. Some parties are selling their gold and fancy stocks on the be- lief that Mr. Seymour's election would introduce more democratic influence iuto the policy of the government; and that, the democratic party being hard money party, the policy of the Treasury Department would be reversed. Others, again, with more appearance of plausibility, argue that the triumph of the democratic party in the great States of the North would pave the way for some overtures for compromise or reconciliation. Some go so far as to predict that we should have peace in ninety days. A prospect of peace would, of course, cause gold to decline to the neighborhood of par, and all stocks which have advanced on the paper money theory would at once fall to. their natural price, as, after the peace, the publie reve- | Py aue from taxes and duties would be amply suffi- cient to defray the reduced expenditures of go- vernment. We give these speculations merely as the floating talk and theories of the day. Holders of the second mortgage bonds of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company are informed, by an advertisement in another column, that they can get par and interest for their bonds in bonds and preferred stock of a new company about to be formed by the owners of that road. ‘Those desiring to avail themselves of this offer will call upon N. A. Cowdrey, 29 William street. The trustees of the mortgages have not authorized any body to receivé coupons in their names, and bond- holders will not consult their own interest by deal- ing with any other party than the owners of the list, ee “Conducted Oy Engine “ge THE LARGE SERVANTS? een ae . ofa civil, capable servants. corner of, Lah st, and wor irish, American and Protestant JSDEPENDENT De DEMOORATIC NOMINATION. Som tlt a ee by Mrs. FLOYD. Good th District, B Ward. Diaoes always for paready JOHN F Sey. OLORBD SERVANTS “COLORED, SERVANTS oF - pariy. Hest city references can be procured at | TEFFERSONTAN DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. TES", No. 447 Thompson street, corner. ot Fourth street, FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Washi Parade PGround. None but respectable ser- Seventh. Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards, Sante at this agency. FOR CONGRESS, JOWN DUFFY. Mot FO RESSMAKERS WANTED.—FRENCH OR AMERI- ND JEFFERSONTA: can only need apply at 288 4th av, ine Re aero. nou ATIONS. PRT ia, DISTRICT, RESSMAKERS.—WANTED, SEVERAL COMPETENT _ dressinakers; no others need apply. Also four rea on ASSTAJOR | PETER BOWE. able young gitis,s4 apprentices. Apply vo Madam Collin NITED DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. F. Governor, e° For Surrogate, FOUSERERPER WANTED. A FAMILY (WANT IM- JAMES 'S. WADE DuWOR ORTH. GIDEON J, TUCKER. mediately a competent an lable housel on ~ iy and call foi ry at the ‘of the New York i ™ ONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPRISING ee es re David i VSRGGURS. ee erOM A Fourth Fitts. Sixth and tBu ABRAM M.'BININ wa Por Concer ea. ‘[peEo! NOMINATION, a WILLIAM H. GILSON, "8 UNTO) P OTE TRIOT, TWENTY.FIRST WARD. TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, EMBLY—JOHN H. WHITE. BCom Comprising Seventh, Tenth, ‘Thirteenth and Fourteemtb RPCLAMATION, ursuance of a resolution of the Com of the aay of New York, I do hereby offer a REWARD er aoln Ui Tnioe aithatt ans ree ee ant stud we feel he government and ia him, if elected, Sy rie and zealon measures that will tend to crush out this mee" aud restore te ‘The government tax-will be sta tae tise A FebaAS YORK F LOATING on 1362. DOUK | COMPANY, awe, | a Of Diteetors have. pt aa) clared « q ouariery dvi dividend ot. ‘our ur (4) per cen {int date of payment. Fhe gorerarment ee | nd Disbursements by the eo parte order. Eis eoreran MASON, Secretary, stant Treasurer at New York = { N®%. YORK, , orn sen BOSTON RATLROAD 900 jompany, October mu Pet oto i ge bonds ot the New Haven. New r London 1% rebel 200 lo. 100 Readi ing ngliwara rao L, Deagle, Deane, oa oo ‘Van Orde ry nt i Remac, BL. Edmonds, dave Girvan, JH Hillier," Jas,'B. Demarest, + Spatopaten to Sixth C W, on aibhat Nottesting ° ongressional Noi clogates to Sixth CTHOMAS G. GIRVAN, Chairman Reeel: of the A: for October. October, 1862, by balance........+.+ Reeeipts during the month— ‘and second mort and Stonts ‘usion Railroa: Ist will be bald by M. MORGAN & SON ‘st William street. NEW. YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, Treasurcr's office, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty: sixth street, New York, October 30, 1 Interest on the rat mortgage bond: yee, bonds of 1867, will be paid on and after November I at the Treasurer's office W. it. EMERSON, Treasurer. FFICR OF THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN Railroad Company, Chi 1862.—Parties helding cow nan dae ‘Nov. 1, KR. coupon bonds of this eit, ‘present the same at the Amert- can Brchange Bani, ork, on and after that date. ESR YOUNG, deo, . and N. W. B. B. Giipiastens NEATLY LITHOGRAPHED IN any style, cheap, , LANG & PER, Elulographerss 117 Fulton surceu, Neve York: Country orders promptly | awtondod to. HE HOLDERS OF ASSESSMENT RECEIPTS OF THE Preferred and Common Stock of the Erie Railway Com- Pang are hereby notiied that payment will be made of aald receipts and inierest thereon, from their respective dat on their atts at the oflice of the urer, in Erie Place, fn and after thein of November nent, taleresis on ts will cease at t! s HORATIO N. OTIS, Seoretary. Ormioe or rax Enix Razroan CoMrany,, | New Vomn, Oct, 21, 1582, THE SECOND MORTGAGE | RONDHOLDERS, ik Company. The owners of the Western Division are about tae’ ot rout YS PAC Rde "Po “ahaa oP eo cant ene invite your co-operation, and Laid Aang on our surren- dering to us your second mo: bonds, we will undertake, pader the provisious of our ragreement, mate. Ociover a 1861. to gt 50 per cent in new mortmuge bonds ovar the perty, and 48 per cent in preferred capital mock of the mew corporation, less any missing coupons matured be- fore September 1.1862, provided you pince your bond in the hands of Isaac Seymour and Cowdrey, 29 William street, on or before December 1, 1 “ISAAC SEYMOUR, COWDR! Kotick GALPEN, WM. GOULD, pi HUGHES, Ocronmn 29, 1362, BL JAMES, ci iel 8, FIVE—TWENTY YRAR Six PER CENT BONDS Conitant! yn hand, for sale at PAR. EREST "70 Suuahitct f FROM DATE OF PUR- pits, interest on shten Bonde is at ‘he rate of 6 per cont payable Ist of May and Ni fn prevent rate of premium on ‘gold in cquirSent Lorenzo Desoun, Secreiery. NION AND REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. For Sui ‘GABRIEL VAN COTT. * | PerorLEs E'S UNION STATE _— COUNTY NOMINATIONS. OUSEKEEPER WANTED—AN ACTIVE, MIDDLE Woman, in a family where a few select boarders are taken. None but 0 are respectable and com) tent to take the entire ire management, need address A. Union square Post office. — am, formerly Of Greene street, oF Mon pookha y , Bookhamn’s, Book Balance Uctober 31, 1862 Balance, Cr., disbursing ac- Connetl will be and Elm A BA’ held at — ‘square, junctiva of SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 1. 1862, at haitpaat oe orel we H raat and corre! c ach intaror not frwe, apacin, s3b0 nomy in publle expen du aren toa, and’ rot. t auwrainicg the ‘drministration in 8 cn proseention 90 long as it bas for fs ob. t the restoration of the Garon’ as it was; the clovation of the aagro.an Hon of the white tan, are invit ‘Tne following gauiemen will address the meeting:— Hon. Fernando Hon. Richard 0. Gorman, Hon: Join McKeon Hon, Henry Arcularius, Thomas ©. Field, Luke F. Cozans, Isaiah Rynders, Thomas * Glover, Benj. K. ‘Brows, of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the detection of any person Nrtovete . YOtING or attemptin; vote pcan or. of any perace whe. euall prosuen,'@ Snaviee ‘nother to to sive or. one rs VOR ILLEGALEY, oF foigo into ang W. ION, DISTRICT. for that putpaae, atthe ped ein, to be held tn ‘on Tce AY, THE 4TH DAY ©! MBE NI To Tapes eos the conviction a? ox erent @ Recorder, District Attorney, judy Gourt ere convicted, that such convict! st of the person or Lowi, od satan uh Te re. t all claims for such reward, | aac inaee aaa ra ara Ht, TO Do | ialen of ayoh offender hall be two'hildren. To Given under my band, at the Peratice t OFbr 4 YKE, Mo; Oot OPPOFNDIY: 1 seuw Your, October 21, soa" or. PoOLtoaL.—ELAsti¢ RINGS, FO! fi ve rhe ¢ apdyeer raat abe nufacturer under the arpa io. near Broadway, and of ©. OWER, at any how ner Nineteenth’ street ‘and Fourth avenue, Ly FOR aCe, le TA we THE KIkGS 00! N Ait YOUR STRENG ener GIRLS WANTED—T0 FOLD ELECTION tickets, at J. A. Gray's, 16 and 18 Jacob st. WASTED-A COLORED WOMAN, AS COOK: SHE must be a good cook and aseist in the wushin froning. Relerenve rejuired. Apply at 26 West 26th Waren AMERICAN, OR GERMAN WOMAN, to take an infant to he@home to wet nurse. Apply immediately at 166 West 19th st. Terms moderate, ANTED—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND NURSE; ‘ane wha ixkind and obliging to children. Best city references required. Apply at the northwest corner of Washington and Green ava., Brooklyn. TANTED—AN ACTIVE AND OBLIGING G general housework tor a lady and ene who is Soe obliging, this is a Apply at 89 We WASTED-BY 4 SMALL FAMILY, A GIRL TO COOK, ‘wash and fron; must be well recommended. Apply at 115 Lafayette av., Brooklyn i ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF PAIR EDUCATION and redned manners 1950 tos Bouthers sty a8 house. ‘one every way suitable will find a home taut go d position. Address, giv i and Lh ate Movie age giving real ‘same re inter 3 W D=A GOOD GERMAN COOK, WASHER AND froner. Apply at 200 24 Wastes RESPECTABLE WOMAN CAPABLE ‘of doing the general housework of Wi et fami- Jy; anus furviah soproved city references; wage belween Wand 12 this day (8 (Satur das % Bast Balance, Cr., interest accounts... APpropriation....ssseeeeecee Payments... 086, . Tota 708 84 were Kopnia a 5 ie Danni pide poe ieMaiion, James Danning, John O. air Wm. Bip’ Moses D. Gate,tYamer 1: Mer &, Joka Bush, Wm. sion Commitee OF Arrapeemmon! its, %, Chairman, _ MOCRATIC - JAMES McMAHO’ QT Assan “AS District.—Be it krowm of harmonizing pany: fash mr) ase smal raat i . Pa 913,380 83 revels for wantame ia “the ‘month of » “october, 1862.. ‘October, 1861.. OTT ,A10 94 Increase in October, 1862, ........++...++ 8,867,984 76 ‘Assay office. t 60,008 59 Coin received during the the’ a ee oi : Anas By receipis for customs in’ the oats =e Balance cr., bullion and expense account for il. to Fine ‘bars. receiv BAL- Cooks tune —— Trustees, ag ola OP th a TO gam in fine bare. ve DEMOCRATIC OLUB SATURDAY RVENING, NOVEMBER L DORN ‘ATHENAUM, 158,813 23 Poss mater 67,865 17 TH wae, a SEYMOUR oe Witt ia © sata 28 Grand arc, om Saturday eyeing "procged to * glock, to arm” JaMgS Ne eperk tated x. in moped in Assistant Treasurer's Office. . $10,042,622 12 Funds in hana, in ‘Assay office 87; 802 47 ———— 10,100,424 59 Fine bars, in Assay office.... 10,257 65 Unparted’ bullion ta anni in att land grant end. 202,513 00 pecs ser eeaeees so te one security now ANTED-A CAREFUL, TIDY ¢ ABOUT i The businoss of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- ~ 212,770 65 a 5 ged inoreston tretrcmss _ years of age, to attend a child, apo te immediately a lowe— Total 10,13, erat Cocernliods cleitine Sentai reer | eee - Fee cane ndiees th a ann, TABLES, NARRTR, Receipts... $445,401 06 | Less overdraft and due depositors. un wa arevthe bonds spon Which te ives timer now re- 'ANTED—A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS AND ray fel deny, near Bleecker 61,938 60 ‘people, “Tar Torcontinted Rensetal sa “ 50 lo tb Fentate investment in them fe Keep them for sale ft inveewsd in. thems itrone te cont bute to ‘The direct Bytom of the United States Assay Office ‘nt Now York for October.” nd immediate eupport of the ra ES & w. HANKRRS. $6 WALL "immer, TO LOA LOAN, $30.00 Dbermaid, with the best of city references Birereront at, "Brookiyn hig ty ie l ‘Wr savop_a WREATH BRANCHER, AT TUCKER®, 1¥ “700 Broadway, Ww mabe bervelf por y and - ae crane friends. of relatfvee : hee preferred. Pouca ase rote tt Fa =a UHAM wan RM Py nd ironer and eae Bocas SILVER WATCH, IN HUDSON STREET, fabergy ate ais ale city rebarenee roger ‘TRD—PINTY Gi 00h TA, loughoy ha, Brockipne corner ‘mond and Wil- FoR tie Ba. near Houston, last evening,’ The ow Wann loughiy Ba of 12 and 1 ,, 186,165 14 ca coe oe - (007 623, 60 The Chicago, Burlington and aes Railroad Companies will distribute on the 15th November to their stockholders of records on the Ist No- vember, one share of new stock to every five old ones, fractions payable in cash, at the rate of $100 per share; this to represent undivided earn- ings of the previous four years. Also four dol- Jara per share in cash, free from government tax, as a dividend from the net earnings of the past six months, payable at same time. The transfer books will be closed from the evening of the lst to the close of business on the 15th. ‘The loan of one hundred thousand dollars asked for by the State of Minnesota, for which proposals ave invited, is intended to defray the expenses of ‘the late Indian war. When obtained it will make the total indebtedness of the State only three hundred and fifty"thousand dollars, and it ig ex" pected that the sum now asked for will soon be refunded to the Btate by thy general government. ‘The award is to be made tu-momrow at the lowest rate of interest. A Wall street rumor states that the Hu River Railroad Company are about to aucare a dividend of three per cent in cash and seven per contin stock. The charter authorizes ¢4 ,000,000 pital, wahnot more than $3,800,000 has been coun sums to sult, on city ee as HOD... States bullion. United States coins (0.8.).. eo of — ineluding purchases Foreign bulios, oe U, States bullion (contained ingold) 3, Superior) a (A. BEDROOM aurr oF feng fixate Bn tian wrest opponte Wootiet i _ salaatamins cee URMITORE pROUGET.—ALL acento marine Ais toa ees ST ayenue, or address a note mo $131,000 U. States bullion (Lake eu Fe Ae eo for this. thie adre neu Wee lets ale etre fet SouNg Labige Bese | Leas er be Ox BOARD THE 801 HOONER I8, fen eas ines. roadway, between the hax Boston and sunk on M on nwenany ni Ente“ "por (aa ro chr Poserasion good mate at a No a6 oifoee wi ve ve picked = ee a. ‘Piulain, aie whet or o = GIRL FO 3 1 Lys Gi r | Were tintin aE ae = Bae =, Pet ran dakacamboasostacr CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frupay, Oct, 31—6 P.M, to ‘MoLean & Lose pate eet AVENUE, Asums wore firm at $8 12), for pots and $0 for pearls, cook. ‘Apply, wi ‘ity refere 169 Hudson a noe, af p ‘etn bape ocac leone fearing it at ae Becon Sar ay | Sek. Banavervrre.—Flour was depressed to-day by the de. W Aratouerin ins in smal al ria fay) GENE | tho countsy, Cline in gold and exchange, and priees were 100, « 150. re in 4 TOT THIRD STREET nl Der bbl. lower, closing quite dull, with ® dewnward ten. ‘will return the same to 260 Broadway, root lip referee 19 wired. APDIY at \f Bon at, ancy. alee were made of 11,000 bbl. Bae tad Wear, | Sesivee Uoeraly rewarded, rr Hot Wanteo—a ae ve ae pierRae, TRESS UAT BR gen, 1 900 tla. Bouthern and 800 bbls, Canadien, OSTION FRIDAY, OCTOBER (31, BE eit ag re neuahiy understand the care of avenue sage or on brond aya Brvavtele in pax TED—A WOMAN TO Pty AND IRON; be} With eae for picture underneath; on the. reve Srerens from 10 ® Pia Watcha a oo gua CONGRESSIONAL Dr DISTRICT. NINTH, FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH WARDS. harley CONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINATION, saeguar ni a) taalways on Te Rae. the ee ‘i ——_ ign dey goods at New ’ ese Sa Say For the week, 1860. : : ‘s JOHN W. CHANLER, 2 por $1,579,209 621,842 | Fivonn ou Market... LAT CLL . 799,891 rage hl ai the Thrown on tuuker, |: :200-419,R28 89,128 644 48 944 465 + 90,569,100 39,175,775 68,701 The Boston Post ‘is notices Lake Superior a id Gre. a 100. for unsound and heared ied pho questions canea to Was activo, and 13,000 bushels sold, A i isan Ny mee PARTY WHO FOUND THE OPERA GLASS, Comrme-Baipe wore fair fv) oe bags Maracajbo, part at 280. 0 28, tape, hast penes %o. and 400 bags St. Domingo at he snk Lock on hand was nae | Bs follows 09/277 bags Rio, 10,571 do. Maracaito, 340 de. SL, Howingy, 076 do, Sayuula, Wet wee et Wet. Howat, monte rset ts ee pclae | ‘ UOLE MAKER. NONE Waren oop Oller need apply av rele ANTED—A A LADY, ie a the ina con eet ie at rom the.t Avenue Se era "ete San pee ringers Frestipat of (ne ATE. AL Widows and Or. el Ea Ahi OVSTERS.—THR LARGEST ee. REST ronste and broiis jo neWe