The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1862, Page 2

2 _ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, TuxspaY, Nov. 25-6 P.M. It is nov pretty well understood that the Secre- | tary of the Treasury will propose to Congress when it meets next week an essentially new finan- cial policy. The advance in gold, and more espe. cially the advance in all articles of- merchandise, have created a wide spread’ dissatisfaction at the West; and though it has not yet been demonstrat- ed that the proposed departure from the financial policy heretofore pursued will remedy all these evils, it is nevertheless considered due to the peo- ple who complain, and to the party which has car- ried the Northern States partly in consequence of the dissatisfaction at the depreciation of the cur- rency, that some other plan of finance should at all events be attempted. The only ground upon which issues of paper money, made a legal tender, have ever been justified by sound finan’ ciers, is the ground of absolute necessity, Mr. Chase's friends have all along held that without resorting to paper money the war could not be carried on. It is now claimed by financial authorities who are entitled to respect that the money required for the prosecution of the war can be obtained without issuing another dol- lar of paper, and it is proper that the experiment should be tried. A country with resources such as ours, anda revenue from direct and indirect taxes of from $250,000,000 to $00,000,006. per an- num, ought, they say, to be able to borrow as much more, without submitting to undue extor- tion at the hands of money lenders. If it can it will be infinitely better to do so rather than at- tempt further issues of paper. The Secretary of the Treasury is understood to favor, in the first plage, the establishment of banks of issue thronghout the country, whose issues shall be based exclusively on government currency, and shall be exempted from taxation; and secondly, a long twenty year six per cent loan to be nego- tiated at the market price. At the first blush, it is dificult to discover how the government will derive any pecuniary aid from the bank scheme, who will undertake to establish any such banks, or what use they will be to.any one. But ifCongress will relax th® Sub-Treasury act, end the Legal Tender act of last session, 80 as to permit bidders for a new loan to pay in any kind of money that will pass current, a six per cent twenty years loan might perhaps sell at or near par; especially if the money were called for in instalments, as, for instance, four or five millions a week, 80 that the government might disburse with one hand as fast as it received with the other. The advantage of this system of finance would be that it would cause a speedy decline in gold, and likewise in all the commodities which have advanced in price in consequence of the ap- paront depreciation of the currency, and would thus gradually relieve the farmers of the West of the terrible burthens which the enhanred cost of dry goods, groceries and other merchandise has laid upon them. The argument against itis the doubt of its practicability. This problem cannot be solved till the experiment is tried. Deputa- tions of bankers gp on from here every day or two, each recommending some scheme or other; ‘but as the question new stands, we have reason to believe that the Secretary occupies the position above stated, and will recommend Congress to abandon the paper money system, at least for the present. Money is worth six per cent on call. Some bor- rowers on stock collateral are paying seven per cent. First class paper sells at 4a 5 per ceyt. The banks are generally pursuing a prudent course, and are preparing themselves for the con- tingencies of the future, by keeping their loans down. Exchange fell this morning to 143%4 a 144, clos- ing in the afternoon at 143 8 143%. The decline was caused by the fall in gold, which, after open- fug at 130, fell to 129% between the boards, sold at 129 in the afternoon, and closed at 139% bid. The bears have a fine prospect of profit on their gold contracts. It is a commodity not easily cor-, nered. The stock market opened lower this morning, mae. sige between the boards, irregular at the necont ird, and closed very heavy. About a year ago, when government was first recommended to issue paper money as the only means of carry- ing on the war, the jobbers in fancy stocks argued that they must rise, because the country would be saturated with paper, and every one would want to get rid of it by buying something or other. They pointed to the state of things at Richmond, and showed thet indiscriminate issues of paper money there had caused State stocks worth $50 here to sell above par there, and railway stocks which never had even a nominal value to advance to the neighborhood of par, Acting upon this theory the jobbers all began to buy stocks; and after a time the public caught the infection, and Wall street witnessed one of the most remarkable bull move- ments ever known in this country. To give an idea ofthe extent of the advance in stocks which has been predicated on the expected excessive issues of paper we append the following table:— Siocks Price Nov. 1861. Price Nov. 1862. wow York Central. - 78 103 » 80% 62 Huts + BT “ Roading - BK a7 Michigan Central 49 8956 Michigan Southern. -18 40 Southern guaranteed 37 83% Erie preterred - 58 + 91% ‘Iuinoiw Coutral.. + cy Galena... i S1ig Toledo . of 67% Tock Island @ . 19% the most remarkable feature about this advance is that the premise on which it was based has ut- terly failed. There has been no excessive issue of paper ; the country ie not saturated with it; peo- Pie are so far from being anxious to get rid of it in exchange for stocks or other property, that large emounts command an eighth of one per cent pre- minum in Wall street to-day. The banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston could not raise $12,000,000 of it last week to pay for the govern- ment Joan, and the negotiation of $13,000,000 of 7.50 notes bas disturbed the money market more seriously and for @ longer period than a like Begotiation would have doue when we were on a specie basis, In fact, so far from being plentiful, money is scarce, and is really two per cent dearer on the average in Wall atreet than it was before Mr. Chase isened a dollar of paper money. Account for this anomaly as we may, the fact is undoubted, and the enormous ad- vane iv stocks which has taken place withia the past year appesre to rest npow an entirely imagi- nary basis. The most active stocks this morning were the Horlem shares, which appear to be at- tracting a great deal of attention, in consequence of the Madisou avenue grant. Large amounts of York to foreign porte for the week ending No- vember 25 and bcos “ 1861, 1862. moose A76 3,115 140 8,051 trevi Salad a0 nisi. (552.888 135 828, Sinee Jan. .....500,506 008 121,007 828 iss 300,007 | } NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1862. ‘Dhe business of the Sub-/ reasury was as follows . 1.600.386 125,978 659. jtock Krehbunge. 7 Teienay, Nov. 25. 1802. cou 10836 200 tus Frio pr DBO 91 i 9 seer ou 08 | Ay $1000 US 6 Juec0 T es 73 LOpren 104% 100 do......030 01% 1000 leu dda, "80 101% 200 Harlom BI. 2% 1000 Lil cow bie, "70 12s, 660 do... 1000 1 war loan... 103 300 ao, 4 1000 Missouri 6'8... S19f 100 Harlom RR pref., 6244 1X00 do. 52100 do ar 11000 OBISOHNSS 1234 523 £000 N Carolina 6'8., 693¢ 68 4000 Erie Ist m bas. 1144 53 1000 K 19 Sb mbda, 99% 634g 1000 MiCh'sclinsi bs. Lldig 635 6000 Mich 0 2d m.. 93 534% 600 M1 hSo sf be.. 103 7 1000 Lil Cen RR bds. 107 7 <0 AlMToHacincds 8146 -. 6M foam cus Weat be 6 Toes 61 14000 1000 6000 5000 6000 W000 10000 20 621 29 Hanover Bank... do 8 Metropolitan Pk. 1336 de. 108 9 Sg ‘kof Commoree. 983% st CHIRNW2dutge 33% Clove lola fb 103% Lie FOWae 3m 1156 Cley¥Pittedthm 72 BofNYSEIstm 9834 Ametican gy d. 180 do... .b60 120 200 0. ‘750 Il Cen oan ba ec, 100 Clev&PittaR® . = --810 129% 1000 do.. he Bank of N ¥. 107% 86 do. 20 Clove ColkeGio RR. 185 100 Gal & ChicRR... 81K 1:0 40... .,880 LG do. i Imp & Trad’? Bie toa 4 100 Cxmib Coal pret. 18s #1 dy 100 Clever Toi! vse 68 2 Pacitic Mail S$ Co 0 400 do. 6% do. 120 100 a 0 200 BR ea 50 20” 100Cbic & Rk Is RR 70% 4ony Creare RR.. 102% 100 & do.,....:.- co 450 do, 2 7 Cho, Bur KGYRR 88% 1000 Erie RR. 20 BB 200 0 61% 100 Ta wabiwn KR. 83 250 de A10 G1Y% 200 Tol,Wab &Wo pr. TA3g 900 do, il Snivcce.: & 500 Erie RR pref. 19 Rome &Water RR 82 100 dy, BECOND BOARD, $5600 US 0's, *61, cou 101% £0 she FrioRRpf.b30 91% 20000 US 6's, ytcer 97% 800 do... nk 10000 TroaT S100 104% G40 Lud River Fi UK 20000 Tenn 50 do. “ 4000 do ux % 2600 Miss BLN Se 40000 do. 62 M 9000 N Car 69) 1000 NY Cent: al 6000 Eric 4th m bs.. 5000 Chi & NW 2dm 3356 5000 1000 Chi&NW assibs = 2000 Mich So 2dm. 1000 Mich Soskg fd. 103 2000 Cle & Tol sky fd 1035 5000 Tol&Wab Istm 98 4000 Tol& Wab 2d m 81 pa cprtre gol, 120% 107 10054 do......080 34 b60 12956 23 esse 2 fon Bae» ert a RE CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Texspar, Nov. 25-6 P. M. Asnxs were in fair request at 33¢¢. for potg and 9c. for pearls. Be: ta oh SAT . EADSTCFFR.——The unfavorable foreign nows and the decline in gold depressed the market to-day; prices of flour a were reduced Sc. a 10c. per bbl. downward tendency. ales wi closing with mide of 16,000 bbis. State and Western, 600 bbis. Canadian and 14,000 bbls. Southern within our revised range:— Superfine State..... $5 05 a 675 Extra State, old and new. 5 90 43 Superfine Western.. + 560 6 Common to choice extra W. + 69 2 Canadian......-.. 600 26 thern mixed to good superfine. 6 60 85 3 70 26 19 00 35, 3 50 —Wheat declined ic. a 2c., with 8 sales of 140, at $1,562 a $1 55 for white, and $1333 a $1 44 for red add amber Wi orn, $1 90 a $135 for Milwaukee club and am ber spr: $1 16 & $1 24 for Chicago spring. $1 41 for red State, and $1 86 for mixed Stato. Corn was plenty and lower, with sales of 116,000 bushels mixed Western 70e. a 72c., closin, in store: 58c. a 69c. at 70c. a ic. for sound, afloat and jor unsound and heated, 73c. a T5e. for Western yellow, and 75c. 6c. for Western white. Rye was in fair demand at 82c. a 95¢., with eales of 4,000 bushels, $1 49. Correa.—The demand was 3.100 bags wero gold, in part raies reached 7,766 bags to the trade, per Dodo, at 30% Unele Joe. at Sie. mark Rio at 29440. a S3c., 1 17,000 bushels of barley were sold at $1 45a ‘Oats were less active, at 65. a 68c. Lge. per Ib. Messra. Wm. Scott & Son, and embrace 1,000 ba per Abby and Elizabeth, at 80c. cash; 1.300, baiance + 2,000 per Rebecca, at 30c.; 1,500 nd 610 Santos, por'Nexo, at 0c. The et closed quiet but firm, with Java at 84c. a 35c., ra and Maracatbo at 32c.a of Rio, a8 reported b; laguay: 333gc. and St. Domingo at 28¢. a 290. The government contract for 7,400 bags of Rio, roasted, ground and packed in bai rrels, was awarded at prices ranging from $39 40 to $39 96, payable in certificates of indebtedness. The to tal si 87 98 tick to-day was 64,181 mats and bags, of which 8 bags were Rio and . There 000 bags Rio in Raltimore on Saturday, and none in Philadelphia Corrox.—The market continued dull, nomi Frecurs.—The to Li and middlings nal in price at 66c., with trifling sales reported, ments were moderate, including, jrerpool, 1,000 bbls. flour at Le, 94.- 18,000 bush: els wheat at 9d., in bulk and ship's bags; 6,000 Inabels corn and, ‘at Bigd., in ship's bags: 260 boxes bacon at 26s.; by aforeign vessel, 500 packages butter at 40s. To London there wore taken 600 bbis. flour at 2a. Tigd; a cargo of in by a British bark at S6s.: and by a fo- reign vessel 100 tierces beef at 7s., and 100 boxes of bacon at ‘Fan eS Cardif @ vessel was laden with grain at 11 4d. rants layer la ‘There was a fair business transacted in our- nts at Teco 2 13%0., and in raisins at $3 90 a $4 for and Ps “7.0 $3 86 for bunch. ¥ continued in demand at 65c. a 85c. for North river. Hors were inquired for at 18¢. @ 25. for new crop. LaaTuen was actively sought after at buoyant prices. | Mutats.—Ingot cop) was lees activ was down to 31}<c. a 320. Sehing. now transpired in iron, ‘ead’ biog or zine; 2,000 boxes cake plate tin changed’ han _— —The sales were nearly all New Orleans, and included 40 bbis. at 42c. and 7 Na ; 180 bbls. sour at p.t., 700 bbis. by auction at 2230. a 283c. tine were ask- ing $2 60 a $2 65; the demand was Ona. —The 8c. 9 900. for er ‘VAL Storms.—Holders of spirit tury uiry was active only for petroleum at pt and 500, B00. 68. for crude, Other rchased to the extent of 2,900 for mess, we ¥ ® $11 62 wing # steady market. goverment | hate Pater mess, wan hy $13 600 7 bbls. prime mess at $19 048 $14 90, all Tae neg apna ne former rates , with sales ef 120 fe state, and 160. aS00. 5 was in brik request at 91/0. @ i _— ¥ ematrec tg bp be partly at Ti Brices.—There were 4,000. Sage papper 8014 on board aoth stocks are being bought for cash. The West- Ses, ize ott os caly 360 bade St 2046. 8 110. for ‘Orieape. eont era shares were rather neglected. At the sceond | New Orivane. The Boverm at $11 80 a $11 To sot Soe Hoard the market was irregular, lower in some in- pe Tg $1 Thea Ne } ifteates of Ptances, and rather riser onothers. At the close, | iuéebiedsens, There, was ‘ A =h aie pant Sanee, the following were the quota- Squann af 183¢e boos pl Ah ane ae j ulated and ground Hs s waite (A.) at 12ige, and US 6'9,rog,’A1.108% 9 106 Harlem prof... wage a wang | Mem SO) 60 196, Pee Bee anee 10 75,000 pounds at Us basen! MK A 82a Mick Coe Ril ix iss bf | were in demand were rons 0,7 910108” 8104S Mich SAN la 904 8 Sh | cuertmnis ene coe. a rma Us vad yr oor ot . tana sake <x There ware alee reported of 198 hhds. Ken. Us x 158 eee ee. 8 Be » 200 case seed leaf at 2e., axe Hid ana 110 bales Yara on p. t. wis as Dbis. wore made at 976, a87Kc., eo s ae INANCIAL. em 83K vat pe bie, | BY Ay via CBW na es Mis | BR Broadway, corner Chetsuere str aed At the th My board the market was extremely Gull and heavy, There wero few transactions, hut all the speculative stocks were offered at @ de- cline Of i & % from the #eoond board prices. The following is s comparative statement of the oxporte, cxclusive of specie, from the port of New Yor.” mre: oe earns ores" Na FORNTA STATE AND SAN 800 CITY | > — C1 rates by AN, slik. Datkors corner of Pine and Grout DOUONT pip cocLact Ug st BELMONT ac 20. 0 Walk etree one Penge STATE AND Sere | Wht. CoLbs WA 2 CO 1 Wal PINANOTAL. ue Ree U ean. & iia a CO... BANKERS, “CORNER OF oucular wf istars of areal the world: also eae Soe i and Caldornia, —— - oem aera a BY TO LEND, Lagos ‘BUMS, ON ‘Atches, Jewelry. Pit 3B onian Personae sy OF all dat an] ii Sait ARB, a 31 Third evenue. Pee \ OTICE..-OF FICE ry THE hy Fa Tae,, PPTBRON LED Py F te cre of déairwoa ‘Company First ‘Railroad or gee herby ven in Borde auce Wit) Lue terma of an ny Jor an pedal por hp Loreat tts ey ed mo Railioad Com ftued April 1a, 43. New York will, upot Preeaniation al their oilice, No. 43 \t Ml accrued interest, flity of aid Jettervonvilie allroad 'Ca,'s. fest mortgage bonds, hatuber- fd be follows, to, wit. Bi 35 96 eee es 43, 46, 47, 48, 62, G3, 64, 65, of as 4 we 1 i na Bb, 87, LS 92, rN 94, 95 Sinton: Be aie the 3d Jouerest on said bonds will cease oN ~ Yor, Nov, 22. 1863, OTIO® 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTIFICATES issued for advances to the Reocivers of the late Chi and Mississipy: Railroad Company, will be redeemed, narsuanoe of Pesoluion 7, ‘ai the bomdho ders: meet he belt 25th October last. ¢-nt per anunm will be paid corit 6 as shall be exc! cates surrendered before lat in cash. interest will be ae. sti interest be paid ER, Olairinan ot ihe echleace and M iam street, id agree: din eee Deonmber, a ae Qrrictat. T Ormes or ‘Wasun ‘The Commissioner of Tntarnal B ply the following stam) 0 the poupie of the east of the Rocky be lnc! ae nds ry. Express, Pee Mokets ond F and marine ts, ‘The use of the eee herein woanlond. in the District and States above Sr day of December pont and perwont uit oo ae | eglecting to #0 use sat ty provided in the lawonn SoUTWRLL, 0. 0 ‘Commissioner of Internal Revenue, "THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM COM- mers Pi By t, are now oilering Orude Ot! b; the part or fullcargo; also refined, for export or Pociee tfrom the refiners, suitable for any. climate, aa packages. For helene rea and fa profits : a . this oer Sy W. CLARKE & CO., 10 Pine street, Gerraaee BANK NOTES W WANTED, South Orro'fnn, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennvssve Bank Notes bought at tbe highest inarket rates, MANNING & DE FOREST, Banker: and Brokers, 200 Broadway. in quantities sufficient f pairict of Columbia ant of ihe Staves vis Playing Garde, Propricta: rence, (life) ets hs ibed, Er nn $a) JOuN Gunes f ; soux ¥ arr ; monailt Moyet, | doa reco N TNO ‘3. aot ra eg JAMES Hi. ns vate craination for Aldermen the t. bey, rl n a stoune greet his bame as juon must r nomi . Chnties suey, organ Jones, BH. Ku ett ‘support, well ne vow as tnenty qu ‘qualifies ede” the po Joux Fix, € nmifaes a... 3 Rendon! ing, eelfanade, Bini QP ALDERMANIC, DISTRICT —SRRING ME NAME ands fs *nd/that we Will use every endeavor Cy - didate for Alderman of the Third Aldermanic anata our can aida ae wort s reputatinn. acquire Seka it ware ua hoes id jin the cause of Resolved, That for School Tnaprotor, i ‘anda LDERMANIO DISTRICT. pervial . B? cate aud Jo ian nomination. Shristinn B- Woodrut Jal the: following Rovolved, That this Ward Committee heartily ratify, the Union nominations eu ooo Conference Gosaral tives Jonn DeGRoor, Seoretary. we. Pat. wal faLuY, Treasurer. 2 aaa RESSERATE AME Eon MEETING ‘all Democracy Re Reavbait NOMINATIONS Aad the uaa; os of on Par ty, wilt Id at the James sarang Hovember COOPL« INSTITUT 2 ft On motion, the meeting Oem ecioaeee, with nine chee: ERIOAY BVBAIAG, NOY menae =, ee re ie Dare OF Rp. soten felon, mathe umes a oa — aereaepest segs RINT TED er rare Y¥, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC Z UNION AND TAX PAYERS! | THOS. H. FERRIS, oMTCHARL Bi ALY, memeionie neater ed bo ae Jauns H. Reap, "paso. ay For Comptrulign, malian, ATELUSY. justies and right : — JOUN FE. DBVBLIN fon mane fi a “i ricki Justiee and rights | Oar WARD Por Coupse! to Une Corporstion, ng PecuPETER DOLAN, Prostdont, NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC W4‘RD COMMITTER The following eminent speakers alg expeoiedto address T. 8. Gunavp, Secretary ° the meetin % | Ata m of old iit ae wa Hon, ‘Jonn Van Buren, Brooks, SMALL C' ERCY BILLS.—CORPORATIONS AND Resolt iT orave F, Clark, Se Haning vo tase, Small Currency Bila, will actin a | sneer he are egen ts von, 0, Fields, i el epmolee sad entimaies, on aad ince. SAM 3: | han ‘or Complrvilor, and’ Joby 2 Berita for Counsel. to | ay Con Lithographers ad Rugravers ao Fails | EEN, pf Burra, Secretary Mozart. the Corporation, and ah ma the samo as obe regular PG ettshings, } Ignatious Fiyan. Kuq. VE-TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS TH ALDERMANIC DISTRIOT—TWENTIETH WARD PK. Bla Wiliam Ki Patntrtrene 9 Ue COUPON AND REGISTERED, VA" Sondcrate Ropublican Regular/Nomination, Tiare Jobn 0. Haviland, RB, Bradford, + a uae En denominaiions of Vincent ‘Matthew Fellam, . Ottenderter, Raq. Job M aren ston, Bag, $20 $100, $50 1 $6,000, For Alderman, Wins, Thoma fbn moe Besa Tully, Bias Geonp, Baa, wenntiy on head and a4 pase “i WILLIAM J. ROK. Voorn Daetal aameelioe Nt. Sarit B. Garvin. IntTEREST TO O'ouNER a B vow Tis DATE OF PUB- a iii, FOWEaN ierazane | Fe onder of the Union Convension vf Tammany and Monet ou these bonds isnt the rate of six per cont | Dssnns Rree, Seorelary’ é fone, Je. por nptuen’ parable Tet or May and November, fn gold, whton me ; Paes, nswoonario Wa WARD COMMITTEE James Plycoraid. Fdmund Jones, Sule pram gate of premium on gold is oquvaltusto per | ] ATH WARD.—PEOPLES DEMOORATIO 7 Alva isos. ohn i. Frapp: fant per an ratcick Kost Hi. Perri, pelt segurity now in the mar. & Ate mosting of the Ward Oreautaston of the Righteenth ; berry Poe a a compet orgeqyoous, «To | rant erat fer tt tnt eo: | BRE Bonny. ices, come the y - t 1 in. saat stitehineaglaeerrsnatt «| <——s-waan nanan AND -SSoae GED | EE Tames hs ennereT manages | BAL ey a the the coebdener a ‘and patfiotiam ‘of ehe people, | 14 Moma ee naa ™ au for Computer, avd jovn R Devil ex Gouri to he Soke: Yo suvagey Jr, ey og oe natind ul 1O- - get mfr aale facilitate soveaiment in them For 8h 00 Gi <talamoner, mie af Whe nts! ence x i erald, Siam sre ‘And ke Keep tem or wv id every dol- = LJ Richard Dalton, wen, Murphy y. invested in them tho i soueitbten i 19 the direct and Th Kesian, Joba Kk, Hackett, ohn J. Brad xe: manana {1 HATCH, 15™bukocnano *ournantons FOR SOHOOL demee was Hiaah a Ba Dasee Farnone, Bankers and dealers in all mee ‘Government and other © Soy OEE Seephen Obama Riana 0 Brien, Boyer Bow ioe. drairabi necurtie street. ee ‘wasHINaTo) iN MOLBAY. WEARK D. PARSONS, Chalrman, cy Pion Bratte | veratannt vouchers bougat, wold ant collated, 8. JOUR TE TEE. Cnanixs B, Conse: fea Eliah F Eur. Bans (a rol QUE H. HARN TA SPECIAL M jE TENTH WARD racls EA, ool. re ; UNTY, SOLDIERS’ AND WIDOWS’ PEN- to fill Pete Nathan 8. Reed, ‘Alexander Ward. $100 Romer wove promt ane cet No TUROBORE 8. BROREDR. dial iu gh ouiay “a gy Nee i he mang fameygyeee frurnent Claim Agents, 10 Naggay st. room 7, 8. ¥. aecthg we hpbows. st ere sta cones x street, the following resolut bid eter Gosers! Obes ——— — pecheirme he Ten! EL, . A POLNEIOAL. | wetlwite nt Gearon of Moar ahd Ramee el Se a rau rn Howlaaliow of Matthew resaad twa, Hall Gen, Commtiton, Tr if “REGULAR MEETING OF THE DEwogRATIC magi and chat we tsrin cur heariy and 4 undeided WAM. Pen Momnet Convention. houeot Mr Ghetiee Baste, 204 Fad ike tet ra _ WARD. aes, Banna pn eee CbNirEIER, <s “Ghairman Taromany Convention, the house of FI e = ba a [oer pe { Secretaries. lowing resolution was unanimoualy vine Resolved, That the renomination of of Gils able nnd entative in the Board of jen, John T. ry, Baq.. meets our unqualified id ‘that we willorert ocrsclves Say unit mee olting of the sun, lection da; his ‘y COX, Prenident oy Teer s Ae AND ENTHUSIASTIC MASS Rei abe oF the ee Fe. rs of the Twenty-second ward, held ae Fsoreabe we ae street, on on Monday ae addresses a committees cotate from’ each, disiriec withdrew aud Pai Ro Hering inble and resolutions ased the wishes ward, we aye froqueniiy sauteed nn) re} the Twen! Satos, sug asiea th the nomination of, a man who And an Ofoumeels nad Our requests hare been “eaolved, Phat we'bave now assumed to act for guresiven, and to ‘show that that the seinen gt Geni ne = President German padscin' Union ALERRT COMSTOCK. } gocretaries. wAd pel ther PT Bg be held on Wietzesiey evening, Weet Forty-stxth Ata ‘aEEDIG OF THE MOZART vention of the Seventeenth be the rty Club. Sees was nom _ fa iesjamtn wine ro Trustees—Barnard P. Wi on Joseph tke, Patrick oy ¥ J, COZANS, Chairman. Taouas G. Foras, Secretary. T A MERTING OF TAMMANY AND MOZART B. Commitiee, held at the Monitor, No. % ridge street. on Tuesday a evening, 23th instant, on motion, Moses DG Gale was irman, and Mozart ot and all other democratic ‘donsin favor of John EB. Develin are requested to on Friday evenin . © form im procession to the ral ine Cooper Teatitute, Tame gen FM nizations latthew T. meet at Nov. tion mosre is at EB, Chairman. Lows H. _Veurer, Secretary. LECTION. ‘TICKETS % CENTS A THOUSAND; ne hincs Political Printing equally low. Pag rohased het advance in Pottces’Panerst Hacdbita erenibing, att Rt DAWLEY" and Centre ew steam priniing establishinent, eorner ROULAR JOCRA’ UNIOK | a MINATIONS— , ambenan, bs neal JAM F. puRt bf oh Eapese ee ante NJ. RAY, Cosirman Mozart Commines. = R dmoanars hago ‘Alderman, Sev CHARLES J. CHI? ‘Wa. Waar, Secretary. JOUNDVASH, Chairman. NOMINATIONS PUBLICAN AND UNI R® 4 ea ra, uy fant hark Bis pit WARDS, Mowe Chon On a CHAMBERLIN WILLIAM ATKINSON, — pie PEOPLE'S ‘CANDIDATE FOR COMPTROLLER, ROBERT ?._ ?. Haws. ELECTION TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. TEE, WI PaNogne he cOnrarTION Pi haat ae: ‘ee WN NOMINA. unig ngetnated district, Fig mere. Sctry "ree sayy Monabane. Third Rg i af on eee aegis a ward—D. Freel, 1", ee =F ea DEMOc RAO UB— ie ooh a aye peated hte Novem! WENAY 8 on: for reelection for t] were read and , Ox the eretpuanes of Uiehr eilr f faith ia Ire honorabie an me course hog hich Lyte thetr Ms aber eng the: mui government, has se worsuel, After which the meeting adjourned. Pies IN McNAMARA, President THOMAS. MUNGIN, Soe Provout ‘Jon BaE® } gecrotaries, Jas. Micnakn FLaNNeny, Treasurer. D WARD.—AT A M TING or Bs REGULAR DR. @ mocratio School Convention, hela a 9. 308 Monday Us A Nov, ry re ‘on n gare he nnaninoe nomipati Feeling ros Ne Tend |, That in the nomination of Matt! to the offer of Comptrolior ihe democracy of ‘tle city teeoe nize a nd uncompromising, demecrat: one whose ty ‘combined vith hi inistrati Toh og a te ‘hat we lally and onan dorse the ron te of rennan and mats pledge. him at the ensuing elocten our beery and undiv! jived, That we likewise endorse tn tion sane Becht Seevenperetion Coa si vi beg. B Bure NJ. RAY, Chairman, Fare. Kannan, j Seereterten Pochcnneciremnenset seen ALDERMANIC DISTRICT AT A. sx bee the, rentpayers of the Third Aldermanic bist Hi Hudeon surect, Mr. Gershon Cohen recelved ths a derman, and follow: wae casntmonsly Adopted == ourselves to 80 elect Mr. Gers ‘trict, efforts until sundown oH in Ct Gro, Wuxa.es, Seorewary. New Yous, Nov, 26, 1802, Gewtteuar:— Your oa favor tendering me the nomination for Al- of the Bieventh ic district by th gra 21 WARD. 6") XHORaL DEMOCRATIC WaRD COMMITTER NATIONAG DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE T PALL. MOZART | ART HALL, aan a nt of tes pg a eee at Sisth ward, Ube matter sgrious and deliberate Ata ‘menting of the Ward Organizatioi se rene ward hold om Wonaay evening, OR vamber” 24, the wae aya cee ees White I foel aratified and comp complimented. by your, astion, man ahion wee Gesniener fan Cor Mer, anid John ED ‘democratic y, Wi veRerolved at the a senge of the ‘democracy of fis vad, we alsa j hau my own advancement, academic decline the nomins, | endorse ibe eminaiions ot ats and shalt sy Ai | nan for Som pliner, and Jo and John E. Develin in fg Oe oF sunita ALD ee 6 democratic | 2 eet have alrea Paanee Aah bce oe = of the anited democracy. oe oe ree nail | hc “I oor Pra at, clade ‘Roother tm Torry Ly, Joh Muttauy, EDWA RAE pL Ty J ward, aud I could not manele B Esch eonncy Ql P. H. Jackson, a of the Twentieth ward, Fs mea Son Ir; Honey, ATH WARD | tee Commertord, — IQNO MN For. siren, | 4 NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITIER inftnother raivislon of our our pely would would be prejudicial to the 7 ‘Sosane Sau. ft aves interests of our id Corporation \RD—TAMMANY HALL—AT 4 | MEBTING OF At a meeting of the ae eee of the Counsel, the of whom is of far more imporanee 10 Airaty 08 ot gtermen.” poe ane ea tid Commute of the This : a ofr we followieg ee upant ~ ‘The candidate you nomindié sball receive my ‘hearsity: approy ana ne ae ao wey d imocracy of eacet: hearty support. ia Bret, fF Cat ber: john, B Devellion tor Ary ee ge in Fox. fo aad ening ‘the name as the regular Your obedient servant, ALEX, FREAR. Cheirmaa, tary. To Goxseantixe G ge Shed Beanxarp Sweeny, At an adjourned meetiug of the JBFFERSONIAN MANBC NOMINATING Re SOU | Eee rat eo street and Now ) ¥e "Een 0. ese —_ TA MEBRTING OF THE DENOCRA’ Qawann x00! a0 REPUBLI- Comrmitiee “2 the wt f% ihe ovening of November 94, 1868, at 16 Kast Homan eee ~ rwastieri WARD, | the following resoitlon wel contin ae oe Special Committee i "nat we heartily approve: e Somineticn of cation was recoived from Alderman Fyear, de- | Matthew f: Brennan for ity Compirolier and Joka ke Bove, 13% WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTER MOZART BALL. " ard of the oda ym evenin, comm Giintog the nowination. ‘The “issgtee preamble aud resolutions were unanimously | der Frear has, by his attention to the | wants of ton uents, and fidehiy to the trust we in him when we yninentiy entstied fo the thanks and confidence of the demecracy of the Ewen- ward, and bg od pte ae in our p in this ward calls, fms a lia for Counsel to the rat nae ‘by thy demo- oa of the city of New York, an ant a pli edad ont ite dens mote their success in the ensuing election ivi all fair Raa Monorable means in Our powers es . We . Chain . Jans J. Gounurror, Secretar. i ei OBART HALL ENTH Ww. ARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC. i ARD COMMITTEE. Ata meeting of ward, held M iy the sense red, lorse and ap) rove the nomi for Comptroller nud Joun i Deve! poration, and skal! sustain the nme as the one of pa cA A 3 aaerifice on the part of some canditate for the oot of the | Ata mecting of the ward organization of the Tenth ward, “Soetenet iy ‘sub-committee. Pirens ldgems 2 Frearhasagneslimouny wihdra Satase? Grening, Nov. 24, the folowing resotution Was womas H. Ferris, John Mec asa candi . Hill, f ‘Hesolved, Tat Williams), Peck be nominated by acclaua- Matew itatting fe ig ‘Mathew atin,” tion as our’ ‘candidate fo for Alderamn. CONSTANTINE GRIMES, Chairman. Se eee on ere. i 148 NAIONAL DEMOCRA1IC WARD COMMITTEE | SE reairee snes Daten oF 20°. TH WARD GRAND Rav FICATION MEETING. | : eater E. Nolet MOZART, HALL. of the Tw ot ‘ard are lia! 4 A cnet. . 7 ; isa watand’a raat Nace Menine at Mion Ke faveciat Commi ening, Ron the lolowing Pom — of Regt tty d ae en of evening, Nov. 20, nt 7 o'clock, for t fying tne nonfat ation of Wilkin J. Beck {0 afte Be ear +4 [ie there « M be a grand Trrctlgh proeoratom, mn. The fol- cH WAKE B » , NE. DEVELIN, fer gention s winl Sadrene e x ONAL D 1 C Ls el tot para to Ty mee a Ficn aso AARP MHLONAL DEMO! ATIC WARD COMMITTBE the regular Suen hnice tor the’ ecnia Get . Hon. ROBE. B. MOZART WALL, Committee on Resolution. Yo wie 8 Ly bert Ata meeting of the ward organization of Bizhth wart, a ——— James MeAlrny. Hou. WM. Be ANN held on Monday evening, Nov. 4, the following resolution Jagsin, Michael Barae. vn tio LA’ was unanimously adopted :-— Patrice Bess. Pai nield, By order of the Gumuatites of arr nents, wed, As the sonar of the democracy of this wa: Cornelius Cassidy. 4 casi Mandran. that B ——— = ——~ | weendorse and avperse the nominations of Mai QQ? , MARD-THIRTRRNTH ALDERMANIC pis. | Breanan fo: nd John E, Develln for Cou JAMES Pee Chairman, u to alae Fo ain the same as the Teguinr 22 WR pe — pre é nominees for {i racy Regular Democratic Nowination for Aldea oy B Woo overt Reid, 2 XAHONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE PETER MASTERSON. eor4e Rows Jolin Met‘on, mozart” watt, pr ohms helples ined Corzins, in : CLAUDIUS L. MONELE. Coairinan, george Tuo sn 1B. Weigh a ee ae $ of ihe Ward Organica of jgember 3 ibe J.J. Seco, James Armationg, following resolution was Wa. 3. Fon, _Pauur F. Himwavas, f Secretaries, it Sub Commnittee eudorge and approve the nominations Brev- han tor Sompttate, and John B. Develin for Counsci to the ARD-THIRTERNTH ALDER AN\: ‘HWA! 01 0, and shat! sustain the same as the reguiar nomi. 22° 5 Le Ne omaination ie 15" RATIONAL, PUTS. yas COMMITVEB neck ofthe nt democracy. * ¥ rowley rranciy Ruddy. Een en nee ry At & meeting of She sara orea ation of the Fifv James ‘Thomas Noian, 9 ward, held Monday evening Nowe 94, the following rete, | Samuel Ferry. 7 McDernsoott, j 29 Aen EXTH ALDERMAXIC DI<TRICT | dion Was unanimously adoptea:— Dennix F. a, ‘omas Fiynn, MOZARE Bac EGULAR NOMINATION | (Resolved, As the sonse of the democracy of this ward, we Rae Mahan, b 3 edasres sala ‘approve the nominations of T. Bren. | * Jerem John Jasper, : nan, for Comptroller, and John EB, Develin inael to Benjarin! rativuild, —Fernands Wood, ott i AMEE the Corporation, and'shail sustain the come os the regular ‘Committee, waka RES WOO, Cleriene Gen. © homiaces of the waited demosrucy. Pesce WOOD, Cuairman, ‘Taos. Boas, becreia Po Cm || x BY Genet a, Denis fave: 17™ ‘JON AKEWAN, Chairman Word Com, | Joan Be rie attest RATIOS AL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTER __Thon Roan, Herre Boon, Beeretry. j John i Sullivan a near Robert Fly, Zit Mer sre wrepe Van Wart, "Ami it et Hinata panty sepa Ata meeting of { the wg ward om ward, he sa, tase 29>, WARD sive te UNITED ey DEMOCRATIC | sae ‘and Io: | lanes! “For hi John M, Hamuond, Lafarge Nove, Tato a annoy nplon, ot ay'al rights, Ms, audanpes: | Joseph W. Houck, Nor Went Mhirtsencheateeey, evolved, Aa the scnve of racy of this whee period Ms a, ", ERVOORT phen. 4 Sprel#i Committ ¥ my . aah poms | vstcuas, Bere ee SS Tey oo na sal fonstadn thee’ coane cs thy reaches j | 20% ARD —— NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE MOZART. FALL, fera'ineof the ward organization of she Twentieth held Manday evening. . the following resol. aly adopted — the sense WARD.—THE DEMOCRATS OF z a ny S7eRSe, ab gralark. for the purpore of forming «Mat wit 1752 ARD.—THE TAMMANY, Ht LL M PRasie ard Commitiee of, the Bevanteont held « regular tery adored evewing, 26'b Taeeant, and wing ead tion: — the Co Domincee of the un ‘ia nays hae rp irauty and & ee ae nee 1. | ’ or Com and | mais IN, for Counsel t the Seem at | Koyran Pen we ples fim on —— oranedy Win: Meconk:y Tuomas Uhairman. Leousrd ioaninad, carte AUOT. MERKLE, Secreta X. Hill Fowler) - ~ | Kadvess, yeh de Mo AioNa b EVENT WARD WARD COMMITTER. | Son w ay ie?) A, Tate, Lee pte in M ry mestog of the ward organiza‘ion of Seventh ward, hela Ate. fa Dd enthusiastic meeting of the Tum oy Hal he sequatntan % an ww 24, the following resolution ancratie Commi ofthe Hush ‘ward, held at 90 Char}. ivmeane benevolent ion, with on os « Kane: the senae of the fenenes of thi ~ Waa CL iit ai om bts é a \sihhtneresaasmaanantesiemassaiateiaatseaetaten eee ehh item of tke Secon ward, ) evening, November 34, at at No, 4ciit Mreet, Bie rea thee were unanimously ‘Resolved, That in Ye nom rmations of M * T. Brennan eens for Sle Develin for Counent to the Cor- Resolved ‘That in ene of oy we recogiuize inep of in! fond eminent quali. | NAN for J Jomptroller, ¥ Sate eo ind deserving the confidence ef the entire | gue tipon whom ‘That they are wey. ae representatives of = commaminity for PAPRARADRAN” ~~ 30 iF unjon, which has ap comsummated in our iil ify hearitet rns wenn nme. Press AND PACK. r URNHAM'S FURN! . ul oval om acho peomive em Out | kn the cae PRYRLIN, for = i Dishment 1 wee oe RTC KEATING, Chairogn, errors i fool assured ured that the interesin in ot Fri Hath aveny toa wuenituce A aud amy OC, Winutas yt Heard” | Secretanion, orikg eounsel, od siliceous We bore ue pesliainn meatlng Fugailang ¥ 406 ‘ ané! i