The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1862, Page 2

2 MILITARY AFFAIRS. ne nate mee Selene Fer and Wéam Buagher's Sieh ys aT = HOUSE OF PANIEL DEVLIN, a S AND PATRIOTIC TIME-—NEW AGS FOR THE IIH BRIGADE, BTC., PIC. ‘(more was a partioularly- interesting and patriotic time at the Bouse of Daniel Devlin) Ksq.,at Manbattanviller yesterday afternoon. The oveasion was (he presentation of the old war worn ootors of General Meagher’s Irish Brigade to Nr. Devlin, who was always a steadfast tyjend of the organization, and aiso the presentation of a°new stand of colors to Uk.) splendid military corps in recogni* tien of its services 1) {he present arduous campaign’ ‘There was quite a aa oct assemblage on hand of the “rank of the metropolis. All the officers of now othe city were present, several showing evident morks of their bravery in th berm Daities. ‘The foilo were the officers _present— tenant Colon: captaine Leddy, Whi'ty, Me Hee, snd Gasgon; Adjutant smith, of the Lieutenants ighth, and fs Nogie, Carr, Moros eventh; Capts or, Fmmert : Capiains Lynch , Gle and Troey, of the Sixty-third; ant isles, 1 the Sixty-eisth.. Captain Michael bas beel throuzh all the battles with the vice of his coun- discharged, was d marked attention at the cs. Thore were also present, hpstop Aughes, George Law, J.B Devlin James Russell, ‘sussett, Esq; J. 'B, Nicholson, Judge Daly ‘and other distin? ladies wore ulso well represent being present mm the absence baud. General MeCletlan was expected, + bis appearance. ok the presentations took place. sent on in charge of the old aiiok specen im hauding the old His rem: upon tbe oocasion and were received with uclurion of Captain McGee's speech ward and spoke ag follows:— deputation from the or paying that Tf an. however tem a Tsaw tarm when in ther cd upon the breoze and were iments of the briade, some ii was with pride and hope, and » appreb-asion, that I beheld ‘in: + ie haw is of his laie ¢ guest 4, Mrs. Genoral of her qailant Dut did uot ma Shortly aiter Uhree o'¢ n beauty the presented to the se © short mo 0 anxiety Rimos a berve by your sta fare. awill the At Gastie Garden them disappeared tro with the anxious, die lhe caave heat s that surro ttded view, bit I have followed them nfident eyes, of my heart in their ost glorious day, wher pe-are tis, as does the remn. ut e“ore the nation— toteai, dis -onor or reproael—tmmoria: orn faze but tell us what they hare ware’, hard won fields ov © whic o Old they but tell us he ady baud, by day euiselves Lo the ex O, could these wr. witnessed on the har th t ght, sting t thelr i * few Ord of thelr galinne leader, to d . pon the assailing foe. "O, en lw (ored ‘ell us how often, whom the storm of battic do to ite very height—when comrades had fallen tn frivhtrat heaps om overy side, and other begs have ‘ken down or had disappeared med fast rece tng All vied aR Now itie swept from the plala, the fg th ceimwayh. atid the shi hot owae Trish abd every pate or te offer on altar of the face thera in we the wc duty could 1 sat Paris—w mi beneath Anni general fn. amd ta pres : vont honors have been 4, but whieh, will be eudes fols*of ta n catch ari Holl, and ator trompet ton tes eland jor At the cone: Spawiding, Fs, the folowing ig Ur Con, Ket: v ast are detegal d (and ar ‘oxtir your and hat ion of bi Devliu’s speech Houry F. “i (0 present the new flags in sor tr Tast Bricape:—We t } onrsetves of t's, ota. Brie © wow distin green fags and Born ciliveus, ¢ tire gallant deed tomac, on the rte bat ipo them, ®, es tn which the Here are your Avow us. American nal a the Boner aml ine Un Troy are tutended to re Yo. hee bor,» au long with boror, reared to the donurs, #1! batite oounfuri these new banners to ore _ ent ee soif of tacie Bs take, the shall 80 a h h th desolate. eC Of the Hew ¥, one consti ti Ret reshinent. portion of the or vis ality and ati ide", and the remaining nt im social converse, con- : all am yy birth ot nmes will lead to ihe them ‘are Trish oven by ed 2 ‘The colors £ wanse exactiy sin Jar in design, s 8 sitar 18 OF green Ly fomtix foet and Bix inches the upper left hand corner th dd of the ornarent overed ihe wholo field of a atand is ¢ 1a ba momnted by the & burst, resting in a garin mrock. Above, ir gartor, is the regime pte! Style below, the wor design, in gold ewbr i seription:— Drerveccrcereeesescesns ce ncaeseneessenesseeperbet shee RD ay Orwete + New Youe SIXTY-NIATH N.Y. ¥. * Teginvest trish Brigade.) sera THovas Francs MRAGHER, cmmanding, : hele gallant and brilliant 3 eondact on the ba f Virginia and Mary iana$ Zio the war to restore the national domain and the 3 Americun Union. 53 r, 1862. peanecss enna sssesiaoee ts se > Filling the right bend huff of the flag follews anoth:r column of ingeriptiow, oaming the batties in which tie Irish brigade wek uo unworthy part, For the truti of Ory We Bp! ‘4 ist, which shows how the wative Br ign ® 3 3 : 3 H reneneer rere rere $10 grateful appre reciates ery of his adopte! feiiow citizeu— forktown. “Por Oaks” “Guines? Hill.” “Atien’s 7 “Savage's Rt “White Oak Bridge,’ F Glendale od “Antietam,” ‘The nations! © w hich secompanies = regimental standard, is ot tue swine d aeusions, ite material |: , tbe wtare in the Union being Hohl emp: pom the right tiand of the Union, commen: from P, the same list of bi tea whioh is borne by ite fellow Ms embroidered. In the left hand corner beneath *ppears the uumber of the regi- ment, &c. Tho staffs are of roxeword, silver plated in mount: On tbe baud, which midway socures each stad, if engrave! tir Foltowin, Presented by Ameri: » born citizens of New York to the Sixty-uinth Now Y¥ rk Staie Voluntoors, the First regi- ment of the Irish trigece, for gallant and lant con. duct on the battle feds of Virgint: aad Maryland. aoe aiding, James T. Swift, Shepherd Koapp. renter, ‘Walter Vail, Job AeNe, deorge Blies, Cleveland, Pets. C. Townsend 3. Weaver, E. Lawrev: W. Thomas inory Cure, A Var ward M. Furman Hunt, G6. Ke ilogg, Charles N Fearing, . Hays, Henry A simytue, B. Hore ial, Martin ™. Hog N. Camp, Towis Ballard, feaac . Livermore. ‘ Lae this magn: SBewnt presentation 1s about two howsas jars. tp richness it surpasses ap, colors as yet preseated in th ‘conutry. oe Presentation to “Major General Banks. ‘Last evening, at eight o'clock, Major General Banks ‘(WAS presented, at the Astor House, with a aplendid hor: and equipments, the gift of a foo personal friends of that Gistinguished geuticmau Tie prokentation was ationJed bya Humber of ladies and gentlemen. Elliot C. Cowden, Exq., made the presentation speech, lo which Gen. Banks tp afew eloqneut remarks. - — Regiment N. @, Tee se rwencyemnd rept of Brookign, will at owt New York, rt oan the 10th ‘inst imental line will be formed at the State Arsomal at nine o" » ‘The regiment wilt parade in full winter uniform, Gen. Meagher's Irish Bri ‘The attendance of every officer of 1 Meagher's {rich Brigade, now in this ci 25 and vicinity, i# required at oe ead eer uiing hee, ys ya | ball past nine morn! ir ence range for the reception of Thott presence romalbe. paenbag —. ee a, ark eae jade. PAR ree Lyd ‘ests of the inner man. | NEW YORK HERALD, ob DECEMBER 3, 1862, , "| eeggemee: 0 Bianchard. Aa Ravetes » Rosina, © Tas, rere gels 4 Kk, Gilbey 2 Mae nivoee, mars Lay hitip Link. % Mode. yy kine, Mire Geneva, i a gas | Pimiado, LM Ye: cule, Many my chia, Mury de Fos Re bai. J Lore. oe ton — Rafael 01 oT Anant Steep Calan ati Orjons de cage, dose " ne, Dt storks. at ese Panvel Riaues mye ig oe vl « Be Mareachuectts ane Otis gore ry Ht ie, DW Tiltow. Ma: Brancmann—Coxncy,—On Monday, Decemper 1, Mr. Mexia BEANGESRD, of Charlestown, Mnss., (0 "Biss Hsuixn Coxocy, of New ae Boston papers please cop Dracon-- Lewis. —O8 ‘Baiurday, November 20, by the Rov. Dr. Rati mua lmacos, of New York, to Miss Fase Lawns, formerly of Céoperstown, Otsego county, DewN—Gannwen —On Wednesday evening, November 26, at the ggg of the bride’s fathor,in Plainfeld N.'J., by the Rov. Dr. Brown, Saver. P. Dow, of Ne York city, to Ni a4 daughter of Alva Gardner, Raq., of the former piace, No can Pouk-—CLank —At the residenge of the bride's futhor, by the Rev. Mr. Morgan, rector of St, Thomas’ church, Charnes G. Yous, M.D., of Delaware, son of the Inte Gos vernor Polk, of that State, to Juiz Teomisow, daughter of Dr. 7. M, Clark, of this city, Sreaxc—!'Kinwe—On ‘Tuesday, December ®, at the re- sidence of the bride's paronts, by the Rev. NV. Hestow Mr, Convenis 8. Srrana to Miss Sanam J. Prin, al! of Brooklyn, N.Y. No carda issued. TooxrR—PecKtAM,—-On ig ng 4 Tecember 2, at Cal- vary church, by tho Bev. Dr. ‘Taylor, Gaunne, Mmap Tooxrr to Mancarer Augusta, daughter of Dr. Waltoa H. Peckham, ail of this city. Diet. Atusoy.—On Tneatay, December 2, after a painful iMnese, ALYrep Morgay, youngest son of Jchn and Mary Allison, Nis friends and thoee of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 158 ‘Wont Thirty. firat street, on Thorsday afternoon, at two o’olovk, without.further invitation, ALEXANDER —On Monday, December 2, after a long ill- ness, MATIHRW ALRXANDRR, aged 73 youre His friends and neighbors are respectfully invited to attend the (anera!, from his late residence, 241 Fast Eghteonth etreet, to St. George's Mission Chapel, first avenue and Nineteenth street, this day (Wedneadey), at twelve M, Conwor.—In Brocklyn, E. D., Exam Connor, & native of England, aged 32 years, o funeral will take place from No. 115 North Fifth reet, Brooklyt, K. D., at two o'clock this (Wednesday) afternoon, London papers please copy. Craxe.—In Brooklyn, suddenly, of ecarlet fever, on Tueadoy eveuing, Docomber 2, Cramenr Bavertay, ouly son of p Soa M. and Louisa Fisk Crane, aged 7 yours, Funeral services at 285 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at two o’cleck. The ‘relatives and — of the family are respectfully invited to attend. —On Monday, December 1, Daxmm Dary, in the neds yeor of his age. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, this (Nedneniay after- noon, at tw. o'clock, from his Tate residence, 26 Amity street, Brooklyn. His remains will be interred in Fiat- bush. Davexrorr. At New Roshelle, on Monday December 1, Nwinerny DAvENvoRT, Jr., in the 89th year of his age. her 2, Riizangrn, daughter of aged 14 yeara, 11 months and Hint.—Oo Tuesday Peer Robert and Jane Mill, Funeral from St. Paul's chorch, at one o'clock, this (Wedesday.) afternoon. Tho remains will be conveyed to Greenwood for interment. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to atvend Pers —0n Monday, December 1, of consumption, Hany ¥ aged 28 vears, Th reintives of tho family are respectfully invited to attendihe fane erctoek. Twenty-first gircet, mierrod ink ulvery Cemetary ify on fontay, Decembor 1, Roamar Davis, nd of Hannah Mavis. the foncral will take plac (Wednesday) after. al thie( Werlesday afternoon, lence of his mother . 185 noon, at two ofelock, from 2, Corner of Stons and Whitahall streets, ee On Monday, December 1, 0. G. Baar, an@tive of Germony The friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wed- nesday) morniy o'clock, from the residence of Geore (. Stona, 317 Weat Two. ty-third street. ADE PAPERS p iv, December 2, Mr. Evamie Fans, Fourth aren 2 of the fam ire invited to attend, Flarreu. —On Monday, becember 1, after a short but severe Mness. SakaH I, oLly daughter of Robert and Catha: ine Hartell, aged 2 years, 5 mouths avd 13 dave, The \olatives and sof the family. aleo. the mem- bers of Moa A418, Fo and A. 3 are resioet; the funeral, this (Wednesday) 1 Dae Virginia, E. Stpwey Harsey, z@, op of the late tion, Huy , 8 momiser of Company ” olunteer, aiken W Bridgchampum Cor” tater- oe ou Thursday, De- Pees o'clock. (rom the vende 2 of hel pl Mn Monday, December 1. at seven o'clock, § * ilvess Of disease of the hi he widow of 3c | Keanedty, native of the perish of Ruryes, canbty Tipperary, Tretand, in the 61st vearof her ane tfully invited to 1 her late residence. No. 200 Pearl Jay) afternoon, ab ove The ary Cemetery for inter- The relativ attend the foners street etna friends are res; af will Bo taken to ( i Monday. Beconter 1. of eon J the 44th yor of by ed t 69 ittend the fane- nes Sireet, on re inv era please copy. ou Tuesday A.C and M December Le Blane, pelt) om Fs; wer leas, eve " aud { relatives are reapeet*ally bis ice moun, ha fits aes invited to 7 o'clock, from bis late Houeton strect. eae © opy n Tuestey, December Ans Torma Man- ana | 2.9 months " intapees, and Fines eof her bro 4-€ requested 19 ationd the ee, r re be taken to Ca es please eo sat Bands ui toonth street w MeDosanp, ip the 63d. year so'elock, the remaina Twenty-firet stret « of requictn will @ and Jotin US MeDo- be olfere:t for friends oft) of her -ous. son va daw, peetfuily invited to attend the dence. No. 182 East Thirty sixth. street, Senond avenies, this (Weanesday) af ck. Nantac from her late re: between First an o4 papers please cony December 1, 0f dyspepria, re Imes ergreens Wsttddenly, Daxte } the funerai residence, No, | this (Wednowdoy ) att ernoon. at three o O'GRavy,--On bie meee 1, Mrewsan O'GRapy, A Rative of anty of Tipperary, Ire land aged 47 years he friends of th Tamen Fi From bis ate rosie ay) arternoun 6 Laight street, family and those of his brother in Wy Invited to at ! No. 22 Ridge st v'elock The rena ‘or interment. on Monday, of Daniel Peiton, 1 the law, t § Carnenive €., wife by je and friends of tt cul, thie (Wednesday) alternoon + from, Trinit ape!, Factory Stearaboate leara 15 ih river, foot of ©: @treet, at bal:-past one P Rryxoios.— On Monday, December 1, at No. 189 Frout street, Many, wife of Christopher Reynolds, in the 0h year of har ng ns will Ve takon to the Caurch of ed Age ner ot York aud Jay streets, B: ng at nine o'clock, where a pol oy red up for the repo of the fami.y a fer rem spectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, December 1, Wintiaw W Rick ith year o! Lie age, The relatives aud friends of the family are invited ta attend the (uneral, this (Wednesday) a ternvon.at half. ky from the reridenee of Mr William P, No Soa Hegraw street, South Brooklyn. ar 1 are fespectiutly invited so | ‘SHIPPING NEWS. ee SOEES Oe sige tot me he Naw Yous Hiumace CLEARED. Bleamship Por-ia (Br), Lott, Queenstown and Liverpool— Sicamship Boanoke, Thompson, Havana and New Or- leans. Bhip Ashby Bradish, Londoun—O Grinnell. u re Catan (M lorwegian), Teo en Liverpool=Funch, eincke Hark Zucieenhelt (Pruasiam), Dinse, Belfas—Funch, Meineke & Wend: rs hes m Morse, Marsetlles—Moore & Henry ny ens k Bloomer (Swe), Roden, Maragilles—Funoh, Mefncke 5 Stevens, Washington-—Wakeman, Dimon & Oo. pris Qeen id Bus ais Bradbur (Br), Brown, Stas at Brig Penevin (Br), Conyors, Bermuda—' pli tda © Comery, McLellan, Ne dick. 4 Bile Empire, MeCuilough, Washington—Wakomem, Dimon Bel br GJ Mil'er (We) Johnson, Harbor Island—Soes Enens. Sehe Qnean of Clippers (Br), Davison, Bt Joan, NBA Stohr Pharog Howland, 8yip Toland, Sehr aroa, Howlan: Schr Mali, Hallet, Demet, and’ Port Boyal—R MoCor- mick Solir Exchange, Hallock, Reaufort—D © Murray. pagent James Buller, Johns, Fortress Monroo—T J Camp- Schr Henry Brown, Sheller, Accomack—A © Havens. chr Mary A Morgan, Bedell, Washinglon—Mott Bedell, Rehr Nev, Rome Wee toe 8 ene Gnly Daughter, Fatkeaburg, Baltimore—Van Brunt & Heh Sehr H 8 Darling, Thorne, Baititore—Renticy, Sunith & Oo. Schr Hattie Low, Mumford, Snow Hil’. eas, Schr Etna, Dayden, Eastern Shore, Mad, Schr BA Conkii ling. Roper. Newcastio, Dol § Lockwood, Truit, Behr DB Stedman, 8 Suit, Philadeiphia—We Behr John Cadwallader, Cavston, Phuadelpity Behr Wm Arthur, Taek: ‘ately is, Sierra: Ketcham, Philadeltiniae Schr Minerys: Semetoons Billadelpbie ir Miner THON, phi. Schr D ‘Smith, Williaras, Philadetvhia, rir Mavi a aa t Mayflower, Kent, Belfast—I hr Macriet Neal a ten. Partamosthewd hs Hath, c and, Nowburypor' Schr Hd Barnes, Havmond, Noe Badtord. ee AJ Bird, Freoeh, Bost Bene © Brayton, Williams, ‘Boston ~8 W Lew Sehr Julia AH. W Lewis & Oo. Lewis & Co, ion, Sehr Charlotta, Boaton—W 8 Brown & Co, Sehr Planet, Harding, a Charleatown—K F Buck & Co. Sehr % Secor. Robbing, New Redfora. Schr Henry Payson, Crowell, New Bectfood, Rohe Mound. gnow, Cambridgeport. ‘ili & Avvott. Schr Thomas Winans, ——, Falt River Kenay. Behr Georgiana, Teri, Bos: Gree: Boop Sameen Deming, Piitsdetpiney N Briggs & Co. Steamer D Ganley, Austin. Alexandria. Steamer DeWitt Cltaton, Scherme: ehori Georget ow. ‘Steamer M Stevens, Dovigherty, Baltimor Btsamor F W Brune, Forter, mere. lg res nama Union, Whisen, ana Nov 25, and Hiltow neal , Nov 29, with mdse cee Passengers, to Hargous & Go. Ship Maria, Clarke, Hilton Head, 80 es in ballast. to ma Maik Rob Roy (Br, of Litt ow, 86 days, with oogl, to master, Nov 42 40,10n 4% pasted bark Kileocat Roston, from New Work for Liverpsat; ais, of oe: be) Tsland. passed Br bark Oregou, trom Halifax. A an Heleu Augusta (Br. of Turks 1 rince Nov 18, and St Mare Noy 2i, and cotton, to Robert fab ec Jr. Bark Monutain Eagle, Blanch ballast, to H Benner, Elliott, Providence, 8 days, fn bal- Bark 8 0 Waterm last to Bassett & Ru asl Lady Washington (Br), Morrison, Cornwallis, NS, 12 java, with W potatoes, to PT Nevins & Sous, AF Larrabee, Cole. Providence, 2 days. Sehr T Raymond, Th tae Curacoa, Nov 15, with salt, to 1th & Sons, Nov 28, lat 3059, ion 74 $2, mpoke brig J t, from Turks Tatands tur Bost aret Dill (Br), Dill, Lingan, CB, 19 days, with Whimey &C Schr Jenmy Lind, Cole, Shuler, NB, 25 days, with spare, to Sehr’ Dikige fof Philadelphia), Cook, New Orleans, 18 days, with sucar, to TA Wara & Co, 1 Butman. Smart, Bangor, 8 ays, ‘slands), Cutts, Port with logwood, ‘coffee ed, Ship Talend, 18 days, tn ‘Ann, Brvaut, Jonesport, 9 lays. a derTersins. Kenny, Savem, 8 days, ‘or Baltim eee for’ ‘Philadelphis. os Ave. i all days, Reif, Providence, ‘i’ Broadfiel4, Swift, Prov idencs SchrSA Per atid Bro Providence, 2 days. Sehr O Leland, cis uot for Newburyport, Rondon far Cerabridgenpit Blermer Wn Woutward, Condit. Baltimore Steamer Artizan, Metiabe, Baltimore. Sieauer Falcon, Adaune, Ralvinore, BWSreamer N'amond Stale (mew), Phiiadeiphia, Steamer Ospray, Al'rici, Providence, Tao Br schr Olive, Capt Golding, fram Charlottetown, PEL, reported ou the 34th, should have tead the Alma, Gapt Foley; BELOW, Ship Thomas Dunham Ship Win Woodbury. (Roth by pla: boat Mo Grinnoli, “Alao threo barks andone brie. 7 BAILED. Yat—Stoamahin Artol, Axpinwal 2d—8t-amship Roandk New Rrimswiek Mino Gree CANS; SLOAN aneports Norttorn Leh: Non . Haze, Sulvor, and others; ship Dreadnought, Sliven Poo Wind at sunset NW. Amer! Shipmasters’ Acsociation, No 51 Wact Sturer—Roons23 snp 25. Mowing approved Masters and Oificers have received commissions from this Association :— Mittin ©, Nicxely, bark, ohn Crisin: Viator J. Young bark Brnestiie @ dings; John N Fra’ brig Scotiand; 1. bhlp Arcole: We Dinadala, beg O-pray! Henshaw, scht Edward Evore:t; Wim G Treworgy, Avesr P Stront, bark Augueta: Israel Ocean Pearl; Blkanal T Shaw, bris Megan sh'p Riga; John R Lavender, seam = Lyneb, «he Brchanir sa t P Conk, schr tying a: Leamnint Rouse joha N Genin; Bich: ard’ tee, ship Mathilda; Bawin E Rudotpir bark M \ Miscellancow ‘The new steamship George Washington, Capt BE V Gager, belonging to HB Cromwell & Co's tine, cats on Saturtay next, 6th inst, from pter No 9 North River, at 12M, for New Orie Ewes Jane, Jordan, fro pat inte Falmouth, E, Nov is, leaky Br Sun Lape Boat, from St. Jago. before reported a on pat gras been eat off dal are up to Hatim inmage to ‘vessel. with th sunderland for Singapore: aixtance of the steemtng Mary Shaw. aficr di 0 the cargo York for Boston i part of her enr- mn. with lumber, the Sai vages on Sth ult, and on the near Thateher’s Irland full of water. Br Sew: wa Scotin for Portland, with } plaster, was in contact aout d Mom 2ith ull, vif Woua Tale | and, with chr Alexander, from Boston, hoind Exst. The | crew ane pessetgers, 13 in ail, were saved by the A and taken to Portiaad. Secu Tesssit, Copt Davis, sailed from Mavaga Sept 14 for | Montrealcand at she lind sotari ved there up’ to Suth fast, | foarsare enter:nmed tor her satoay, propeder Plymouth {6 ashore on Of hake Bove. a i meee AG, Assi ue rer, londed ith apples and hicdgo, 18 ashore om the G morning of bs Det w Len tu Pome hone hrowing overboard Ub Ubia heiseorn. The flour went nd wens rieked Up hy the bench Walter: Hq, Secretary Board Unwerw titers } Eeccvownn Fron the yard 0 Orie 4 Chonte, Bast a superior white oak bark, of 44 tons, he. Bir oO ed by porte vias Boston fieoninany he A tons ty ree th M K Bon & Ci Mark 8 vi unow, and Capita neh bee L Traut & fine batlt for ats to ain about Afteen digs Whaiemen Aletter fers Cornel of shin J J. repurta her off Pernambuce (+ 024 wir} OBR s op ofall woti, so “ Spoken, d&e, rig Txabel Bouresn cou Bangor for Port au Prive, Nov i, iat 1440. lon. § Worcian Porte, Pray SW Comat on Armen, SN 1G—Ta port bark Swat oat s O—Arr bark Franklin, Mitehed. Boston Xow. 19—Arr bark Mare © Fox, Fr WHW Drisko Drisko, Boston. Sil 22%, sige Hengan, NYork, sche Prautee Newices fins k Ver i Ke, t Duteh ba M4, ALKIN SO, ute m ‘ur do abe 2ist pale Dunia, Madras : pGhirala HAW ths Mechanic, Lio Por and ukce brown, do, 2 on Ware, iPariridve, New ¥e PF, Wall ately id EN Winter {nichiam, Cardenas; 234 own; United Staten feamehip Baynon vite, Davis, Cale f Africa, Oct mt I warren White, Ph pps. Big. and Suid Bin Aurtap, Ge ant arr brigs Laaty Chapman (Br), Coop. | | walord, Beste mer Bexley Portiand. Fag. Rich. M . NYork. Cid 7th, itu port barke, American. Chet inal ut PAIN SeLivAx.0n Monday, November 24, J sg ed ih lg fo ‘ aged 38 year, ont hemanieagamim #8 Sad cin ‘eh SG tor Cn), Saenger: Hie Fomaing were interred in tbe Evergreen Cemetery, | for Tiree; ion; Keamey RS OP, Sng; Wanoven, Gam Sep Toor..—On Monday, December 1, Parrick Te py of county, Ireland, tho d84 year Of hia age’ | Bt Sane, No Ais Ng A vom in po State, Sparrow, and acquaintances are respectfully invited t ne i to attend tho funoral, on Can eee tein Rumbali, Boston ca sere o’elook, Crom Gin lave ) No. 179 etree. |. Moy Arr barks Bim (Br), Frid, Bavwuroy, roar Ben, cut, ag oy ‘elton Mahe =a rion Hasse, ta Pini cht our, aud Mary Eaugdo Youle os fora brig. "Sid steamer ® ete Yors. Dee 1— ge stngaaess Saxon, Matthews, Philacenthta; Hu- as, Brock, San Franc er, brigh Ob total, 4 S Phlladelph Harri atin, ‘Davis, Feankforr tor. Uanite- aingail of Cape Cod night of (hom we York. Signal Dexter, Bt Thomas, The re ‘teamer Saxo, was see Wie Mie Bahid and : Hall a3 Patten Pent, sud veh Wameang, Ds “lord Le lowatd 3 ion, Portland; vis Kootmico; MA nt. —Are ecirs Life Boat (Br), Power ¢ (late Seeley, Who died Oct 29 in St Jago), St Jago; MS Hathaway, Hacniway, om Bay. CB: Kouthernor, Harris: Bipods, Heddeu, and L Brom ship Ocean, Troy, Cid aches cindeer, Worden, Bid bs AB Patterson, OR, Nov 2—Arr sche Magcio Rell, Gikey, NYork, hip Nora (new, ams, Liver; ‘k Brazil, Queenstown, sclirs BY ‘Smith. Hovanr: Garrat, Buith, Baltimore; 2th, HL Orcutt, Hopkins, 4 29th—Cld schrs Quer Rock, Thompson, Baltimore; J P be Chapman, N¥ork. iCKY! Nov 27—Aar bark Lucy Femneen, Grny, York, Sid 24th, achr Grapesbot Snow, Baltim Bari i, Mov Be Cidt brigs Aladdin, Short, Havana; Dela- it “pristo.. Rove —Arr achr N & Borden, Collins, Mataa- rae. oid SR ene Moaiersys Craig, Delaware Clty; sloop 2, Alte Moke are wuts Orator, Gibbs, Por! Kwon; Roanoke, Paul, Fanaton Rese Xone; Empire, Cole, Warren for do; sloop rey ¥ a DIGHTON. Dae t—Arr ache Ephratm & Anna, Dole, Phila- oie. haters, Nov 26—Arr schrs Nellie Potter, Sheppard, york d Lockout, Pi Wiley. do vin Nant coke River" 1 rub, Chandler, Boston; Gould, #hilbrook, iHolien’ Hole vie Patuxes Hopkta, Cropper, NY ork. Bt 294m verpoal. Dec L—Arr steamer Ocean Bird, Masse Harmony (Br), McCullough, Antigua, NYork BA f Boston), Adi Phil (hero Light, Laue, NYork. Bliakoein ton, Noy 26—Cid wchrs New Regulus, Til- totso", nice; Mary & Htiza, Ben jain, and Fasihion, ele Saunders, Norwaik; ‘Tucker, Flizabeth- ne ‘Sea, Liverpoo!; . gamiceon, Phila Nov 2—eArr schrs nthien, Clark, Waah- ig Wiator,§ Biroat, ‘Ghereyfetd for New York, eck ‘Load of lnmbér 26th, Of Chatham, i she 1a; S100) "atin lary Blizabet rid gepo! we PONT. Nor 32—Atr sohe Ban rt Cand old tor sw vore Cla Ala, ria A BAst RE! 3 Wich ‘Dec l—Are sohe B Rogers, oe man, Tutlaanett 01 Ly RIVER, Plizabethport, 30th—Aarr cing JP Ross, Smith, Etizabethport; Dec 1, B Burley, Aw Nov 26—Arr brig @ W Barter, bole) GuoveRsTaR, Phitadel hia for Portiand; sehes Minnekaba, Thoinas, N for do: West Gleam, Tarr, NYork; Flyiag Cloud, Hill, burg, NY, for Biddeford; Oriole, ‘Ban or, NYork for FE: ‘Tiger Goldtiswait, Elizabethport for Saco; Georgiana, Phtatelphia for Rookvort; Byzantiam, Farringion. Gardiner fe or BYOrK: haem myn rt for Newburyport; for fatiida, Arm: nibec; Herald, Knigh Phiaietpnia Yor Newb) st Newburypo for Vaiadelphla; Ane, NYG: 2b Crowell, Crowell, Dennts for NYork 28th Grapasliat, Buow, Rucksport Tor Baliinore; Rosa, Giipatrivk, Sacy f3F Ryo Leland, Bangor for Washington. ‘Cid 23th, Schr M'Fietcher, Crosby, Piindelphin, TARTYORD, 'Nov2#—Arr sehr SN Mall, Paddock, Ron a Gen Kossuih, Ha NYork, 29ib, aoht’s Gyn ha Wright, Clark, Elza ie “Baatpor ork; loons N Quiavken Bi saue F tial Oo ‘Cogswell, de: 29th paths Eliza, db; slgpp Tona, W BEDFORD, Nov 20—Arr sche Only Sou, Johnson, RBiratothport. Sid ‘sche WH Rowe, Hares, Piladeyhig} French, and Bay State. ¥. Sotl—-arr steamer Welland Fa i0:h, ayy, and Carville, Rh, eohrs € Y wah, Benson, and Buena Phillips, y |, Bragg, NYork; An Bases citam Wareham), CRET Nu SOCAT ache Tryatl, Adains, NYork, V28—Arr sohrs Aurora, Berry, Salem for Bishop, Bangor tor, Forties Mouroe: s er, Are’ Alexaudr.a: Marston, Wan 1 Sargent, Baryent,, Boston for nattiniores Huntress, Disusy, Newbury Smith, Georg § Fos Cole, Welltleet Cativerine' Beals, Smart, Bangor to wator Philate R Enstern Relic, Turney, ou for Balimoce ; Rogers, dout for Bo: noe for Ri weNY. Sid Bintnicipht 3 Ario Evergreen, Potter Crowell, Wareham for Knapp, 1 froin Ta: for Elizabethy art, Phi lips, Tan : M Dibl Mence for do: Spleudil, Bunce, for 3 Brovid toe, for ‘di. Retiuued, on agra! of head w a Baker, Mar Susan, Bay State, Sten ion, Harriet Ariadne? sloop Ri ie nah — Arr briga Ro! Cetd for New Columbus Br), Ne : Hya' nis for do; C Witens, ©, MeD: Skt dfeid, Benj Baker SA Ap Ih, schrs Broa: TAtwood, Geos Fogs, Bastern Light, Huntress, Aurora Wm Eveereen, IF Braiuael, Fi ils, Bastarn Kalle; sloop Mary Bid Suns heig Vingeart aches Ortop, Gacotine, WH Sar gant, we Mbiiter, Bila, Golden Kale. Avion, §) Washbar WW (Braiuerd, flunter. Tryphenla, Montes nator, Fmma V, BL ©: [—Arr brie Amanda Jane, peas wk, Clark. Bs 1, 8 Br) A aleene Pernambuc Faience f ssace Haytien; E Reed, Jarman, M q Ta Plata, Higginsy East Deanis; Armadilio, Chase, W A Stetson, Rl ET Bath. Smith, baw ich, Provinestown Provide Bth—arr hark Aura, Lindsay, Baltimore, rigs Tr Atherton, Havana: Mary E Thompson, avener. Kty Br), Joline, Rustica, PEL. Davis, r ‘br gs Ervote (Aum, Rundteh, Licata; HH MeGilvery, Crockett, Maton AaB as Baker, Rosion: schts A Bustlett, Port oval; D Jones. Teiein, Port Palnski; J Pocter, Burrows, and Ys Tay Cha brigs De hee H Lewis, ft Artis; Marv ud A Downing. Rive, N Tie ship Carolin bri, passed to" poe yes! @ AM. Wid S Nov 20—Are schrs Minuehalia, Thomas, New Ticger, Cala's for N¥o k. Cld Be ship AYi- om, Shay , Maranzas; Br bari Me: Li de: brig Maw’ Feeds Cardenas: sols etecieie Bight. Bath, aver nay Tel raph, Meintire, Balliinore, Punt te f ri PROVIDENCE ton, ton lan Art steamer Oapray, Alrich, New Yong, Etizabethpori, Sid ‘scars snoath, Ander Elizate hport; HP Ely, Roberts; Junes E, E AEN ot, De Grow lose phine, Davie; Ma: ‘own: Jenny Lind, N Perry, Nvore, Vincent Barkeiew, Congdon, do; ca, ork NYork A r Falcon, Jon! 3 sehrs “sg eg APMALCA, , Shellie, do: + Wheeler. do.” Sid a, Eliza’ Emeline E Potter, x, MeFadden, and Denmark, Bright Deo {= Ary aehyx Sea Gull, Racers, Baltimore; My Paiter- fres, , Vhilade’phia; Hope, Graves, Fart M , Elizabethy port for Paw ticker Northup, Nore, Sid. sloop Ameren Rey Mary E Basics, chre Bugene, Parker, Phita- sahethport, Sd ath, echr Yo Avr selor Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley, Eliestehyp vt. sindahss sehr Amelia, Whelton, NYork. PAWTUCH ET, Nov 3--Arr sohy Fakir, Barer, Elizabeth. PrOCKL: AND, beg # 5 49 schrs Ann Elizabeth, Bi f fps Cobb Averill, NYork tom Bet! E uneiuuk ager (to repail “on th rocks near Mantinacas, night ge 4H KT unton, Sherman, and Pa! ia Be, ches St Luear, Barne Ngiite ISLAND, Nov 18—Tn port ship New Enatand; barks Joye, {Gen Berry, alt coat laden. SAN Nov 3)—In port ship Logan, Marsh, aha te Oktles Nov atecder gchrs Carrot, Crocker, Bast Machias fia Pen ivtetown for N¥ork: Com Kearny, Brew ter, Rock land force. Ba a7th, aches Sarah Helen (from Bultlinete ). Wau; Me en on r (from Philadelphia). Portland: Peart (from Pierce (irom Eltvanethyart), Portiand. idheohir brig Delwent, Lacka, Cavanagh, Nauk: seit vabeth Davidson, Nickerson, So boy. Cid 2h, mne; Bi Praneea, ngart (from avin: repaired), Roriress Mon. Martha, % Wasingion, Sid 26th, scurk Riplew: ah, Mai ~-4 B Mt Cniinat, Pht adeiphia; Carroll, and Com Kearny, yWAREHAR 2 Welle, Botler, Hiyiores a Rook ltt , Hanson, and adeiphia: Mar aid 26th for du). Gohussel ty, Philadelphia: Canina, Pen- Al Ba MeGat in and + Pht Tiraneh, N¥ork. (and By ‘25th, N Haven. Glover, Philatolpttay 27th, Lomarting, Garvey, NYork. Sid 22d, achrs momma. Nor, ih, Ringould, Crowell, do. ————————— | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Trrspay, Dec. 2-6 PL M. There is more deman: ‘or money to-day, partly arising from increased specuiation in gold and de- mand not # and partly t (he aduption of a caution policy by some of the banks We quote call loans atS 7 per cent Paper still sells ati% a6 for the best names. Certifisates of public indebted- ness are worth 974% 42%. Demand notes are sell- ing at lio Gold advanced this morning to 131%, after ward fell to 14l #old at 130% tn the afternoon, and closed at 130% bid. The advance in gold ws due to the specu ative operations of parties who believe that Me Chase will issue more legal teniee cotes, and (hue increase the depreciatio. of the aational currency. Exchange sold freety this morning at 1444, and closed Maa 145. The advance in exchanwe l'kewise ix due to the apprehensions which are entertained in some quarters that the legal staudard of valve—the legal tender money—is to be fuither depreciated. The stock market was firm at the first board thie morning, dull and Leavy between the boards, dull at the second board, and weak at the close. The shorts wero fiee buyers this morning, many operators still adhering toa belief that farther paper issues are imminent, and that the Secretary of the Treasury will recom. mend them in his report, which will be forthcom- ing to-morrow. At the fret board Central rose 44, daya past. Geveramenta were firm. So far as we can learn, the outside public are cather sellers than buyers of atocka. At the second board to- day the market, as a rule,was heavy, and stocks were offered at lower prices than the morning quotitions, The following were the last prices:— US 6's.rog ,'81.1 r Harlem 62 a 5 USo's, cou, 1.1 toss 3 08 Megs at OU, "74. 98: Met Coo RR. » Mich 8 & Ia. 883 MSN Iagua 835 « Panama RK 153 S10 8 25a 42% 0 Guk cn ne. aKa 81" 5 524; Clev & TORR. OF American gold 130% a 181° Ct RRELER 80m 80: Pacite MBSCO12Li6 w LaLs¢ Chi Darky, 8% a Bi r4 c yroer 9138 97 | Sear ae 5 Tennessee 6's. 64 NY Con RR eS oe Mil&Pr duCRR $244 a 35 Erie RR...... 61% g NYCRR 6115 a — Rrie preferred 92) % Erie RR 3m’t b 106% a LOT, Hud Riv KK... 44a 75 MichGRKB'slm 112 a 115 Harlem RR... 21% 4 28 ML Con bd’s 7's 10654 a LOT '¢ The busines of the Sub-Treasury waa as follows Total receipts —For customs. Payments... 1aosers 33 Balance 10,753,086 64. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the exports from New York to foreign ports for the week ending December 2 and ince January 1 HTL oe i 1860. 1861. 1862. For che week. $1,971,680 2,819,445 3,908,918 Previously ro; 190j566,086 121,607,823 135,880,947 Since January 2. $02,537,716 124,517,273 143,288,903 The statement of the Philadelphia banka for the last two weeks compares as follows: — Nov. 24. Det, Capital stock... $11,720,475 11,721,285 Ino. 810 Loan: sty 79,266 80,774,722 Deo.704.644 Speci 5, 21 468 = 6,465,824 «55 Bk Due from ether banks iy 722 008 i 830, $29 Inc.208,727 Due to other banks.. 7, 083, "305 3 370 109,930 Deposits. 26; io Circulation The following atatemert will show the. earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad by mouths for the past four years:— 1860. 1381. 1832. January 92.975 ¥125,000 Totals.. 926,728 1,162,500 1101, OTe “The earnings for November aad December are esti> mated, f The followiag table, compiled from the official quarterly statement of the Bank Department, of Sept. 27, exhibits the proportion of United. States stocks, 7.30 per cent Treasury bonds, United States certificates of indebtedness, and ottier stocks held at that date by the city banks to their loans and discounts. The list of stocks include shout five millions of New York State stocks lodged in the department for circulation, leaving the gross in- vestment ia government securities about $72,741,- 165 “Taans to 2 Capital. Discounts. Governm't. Bank 9€ New York....$2,000,000 3,006,427 2,070,150 4 ox 4537.55 4,187933 900. 690,950 30.363 500,000 5,000,000 + 400,900 Bank of Atmerica...... 8,000'300 Bank of Commerce... 9,229,320 Bk. of Commonwealth. "750,000 Pank of New York... 3,000,000 ik, of North 4,099,000 of Roy 060,000 Brekiway 1,000,000 Bull's Head . 20,000 Batchors’ & firovers?:. 800,000 . 400,000 300,000 Citizens +, 400,000 Cidgess.- + 1,000,000 Continental. + 2,000,000 Cora Exchange + 1,000,000 206 525 600,000 200,000 300,090 000,000 £500.00 500 000 690,000 500,000 + 400,000 + 1,000,000 Mechanics: + 2,000,000 Mechanics’ Blige. Asso'n ‘500,000 Meciis. aud Traters*.:. 600,600 5 iy = B Morchants’ Fxchange.. 1,285,000 20 Metropolitan.,.....6.. 4,000,000 4,093,761 1,000,000 2.074'847 1,599,000 New York Exohutlg: 150,000 314700 North River 400,000 7 Ocean + 1,000,000 Oriente! 300,000, St. Nicholas Shoe and Leather. Tradesmeu’s Union ‘Total. 1,680 408 96,201,023 $000 sa ‘irge US 6% re 5000 S6s"SL0r wl gy 101g 18000 Tre.e 7.30 notes 104% 24000 US demand nts 125% G0L0 Jerse: Ne eaigtd th Ti tou tds, 1963 101s 9000 Missourio'r... 68% 5000 do... .b30_ 6285 6000 Calis ornla 7 7 112 1000 NY Cout 1's,'76 116 1000 brie ist megeb 116 AN W2dm 331g 2000 h Le RR Ane bia Alton&tHistm 97 ano Tol & Wab 2dm 80 1900 Gal&Chi Istext 110 15000 Ciey & Tole f.. 10334 1000 PEW&Chi2din 9245 1900 P/FW&Chi 3d mm 70 $000 Clovacrictatahen 13 may 1000 Han cst Jos bas fox 413000 Aseriean wold. 131 do, 0 11H 10 es Bk of Repub. 101 10 Park Bauk. . 240 Cum Goal prof do. : —s Mss Sg a 1 50 MilwaePrduCi: RR ‘en Pitts, el aa RR +89 "0 Erie ain pref. u26 SECOND BOARD. cou 104%5 200 shs Har RR. 060 4000 Cs g #74, COW 100 Marten RR pret. 62 £000 US O's. rim 200 WOO 6244 16¢ Oris Fi Wacum 200 Reading x Rik TOM 000 TolaWabsehim eof Mita Cen RR. 90% 4000 Tol&Wabash2m 100 "4 .b60 D380 150000 Am gold 100 Mich S&Nind Rik 5000 do. 200 do, 200 0 900 NY Ce 100 do. 600 Erie RR. ‘ 100 do... 890 100 Erie y 4 ested, 200 . este? BE seep? i SSEEEEES OITY COMMERCIAL RBPORT. ‘TuRgvay, Dec. 2-6 P.M. Asaxs.—fales of 85 bbls. wore made al 350. for pots and &. for pearis, Begapsrures.—A decidedly brisker demand prevailed te-day for flour, particularly shipping brands, which were 5e.a 100, per bb!. dearer. Sales wore made of 26,000 bbls. State and Western, 1,700 bbls. Canadian and 2; 500 bbls. Soushera within our revised Superfine Western..... Comimon to choice extrs W Canadian... Southern mixed to good sipertino. Extra do, Good to choice: family “Qo. Rye flour Corn meal, Jersey ‘and Brandywine. Corn meal, Braadywine, per pancheon. Buckwheat tour, per 100 lbs —Whethac: at an advance of fo, a 2c., with sales of 176,000 bushéls at $1 52 a $165 for white and $1 358 $1 45 for red and amber Western; $1 20 a $1.35 for Mi- waukee alub and amber spring, $1 15.081 23 for Chieago tae ing , ms 49 a $1 55 for white State, $1 42 a $146 for am- Gorn advanced 2c., with aales ot i 000 busbele san Western at 720. a T4c. tor unscind and heated, 75c. vl Ww Western while, Rye waa in deuund & % 15,009 bushels of barley, wore > old at $l 3b i! $i 60, Onis were active and buoyaut st 64c. a 670. por bushel. Corras was dull and heavy, without any quotable change in in prices, Stock, 14,800'mats and 61,000 bags, of Canon wes up to 6730; 4 680. for middlings, to day, wie ules of 1,400 bales. Darvas axp Drxs were dull, but steady in price. Faviir.—Raisins wore in domand at $3 90 a $3 06 for layer aud §% 80 a $3 85 for bunch, por whole box. x was 10 demand at 650, a 800. for North rivor. Pxsxr.—fales of 170 bales of jute were made at auction at $145 a $191 per ton. Hors were more freely offered: and purchased at 15c.@ 25c. for all qualities of new crops. Macats.—the only active description was imgot copper, moatly at 314;c. No changes of momerit in other kinds. ~ Morasses—Salos were confiped to smali lots privately at former rates, and 150 Sebi Now Urieana, ee ogg at Bde. & Soc. Stock, 3,490 hhds. and 3.259 bbls.; same time Inst year, 5,427 bhds, and 2,050 bbis. PRovisions.—Pork was in demand at $18 12 for moss and $11 60 a $11 62 for prime, with sales of 700 bb's. Stock of all kinds, 128,789 bbls. Beef ruled quiet at form- er rates, with amos of 150 bbls. at $12 a $13 for plain, ana $15 '50 a $14 for extra mess, Stock, 64,598 tlerces and bbls. 1,400 bbis. and tierces Iard within a range of Pe. a 9X{o., and 450 boxes bacon at Tc. a9ige. Butter continued active and firm at 210. @ 26c. for state, and 160, a ts for Western, Cheese was freely purchased at Btock, es made up by sy ed quiet and nominal. Massrs. Engene O'Sullivan & Co, 19 i pe cleaned East India and 20,360 bags mats uncleaned against 2,156 casks Carolina, 9.305 bags cleaned Kast Sadia 6,000 bage uncieaned do., same time laat your. Seena.—Sales of 60 bags clover were made at 104c. & ARS were dull in private trade. 200 hhds. New Orleang were disposed of at auotion at $10 a $10 31 The stock 1 New York Dec. 1, 1862, was 15, Cada, 1,060 hh, Portu Rico, 13,882 hds, Noe Cae Ds, 202 hhhds. “pglish Talands. Total bid. tal ‘boxes, 5,232; total bags, 54,610, and 51 ida fel hy Tourcco.—Sales_ were lighter, comprising 121 bhds. Kentucky at Ide. a 2iec., Lil baigs Yara on pt. and 6% casea seed leaf at Lic, ce, The New York Ingpoction Warehouse statemont for enter was as (ollows — Rte Vad N.C. UOkeo. 28 Stock Nov. 1, 1862, uhds. .25,751 6 Received #iNce......++ -_- = ‘Total. 23 6 Delivered sit 16 2 Stock Dec. 1, 1 3,694 13 4 The monthly stutoment of Spanish tobacco was as follow: Cuba. Yara. Stock Nov. 1, 1862, bales. 1s Received since. - Total....... 118 Sales to Nov. 21 100 “Stock Dee. 1..... 18”. Warexsy.—Sales ot 100 bbls. were made at 8834 NEW YORK CASTLE: MARKET, ax, Deo. 2, 1862 ‘Tho receipta of ali desoriptiona oft stock at all the yards (inclinding the Bergen Hill yard) for the week are a3 followsi— Ya ds. Beewes. Cows, Veals. S. & L. Swine. Ailoetou’ .2.....8,343 16 335 202° 52,636 to. 16 445389 82,671 Browning’, Dec. 200 0«IT 8,947 - Do, last week. 335 «1 258,089 - Chamberiin's, Dec. 2. 91 27 42 2,247 = Lio. tast weok. Si 24 = 613,020 - O'Brien's, Dec. 2. $6 2 «=. aT 2635 = Do, last week. 29 12 45 9,609 -_ Bergen, Deo. 2 “ao _~ - Do, iast wi 00 - - - ‘Totai this weok....4,068 86 420 9,121 i Total last week. 62 «4576 O 116 ‘The current quotations for al} descriptions of live siock at tho various yards to-day were @ tollows:— REY CAEL. Extra quality ar m4 Ws... $9 2 a9 50 First do. - 80a Ordinary to good = 8 U0 a 5 58 common do. 7 Ww a8 75 Interior do. see 6 W 4 6-50 wren Cows. Extra milkers por head... $50 a 65 Vrime do. 4 40 8 50 Ordinary to gobd do, 35 a 40 Common do, 30 4 38 Interior do, maw Extra quality Lo Ib. & Be. Prime a 6c. Ordinary to good ae + at a bye & 6%. ak oo 2600 a6 50 aio as oo sine a dye. & do. ° BRuF CATTLE. A change came over the spirit of the mirket for beef cattle at Allerton’s Washington yards this week, owtng to ‘the ail important fact that there was a greut {iting off in the récetpts. The falling off was coulined chicfly to the common quilities, which conid well be dispoused with; but of course the more limited number of common ren- dered the demand for tbe better deseriptivns the more ac- tive, in view of whieh prices advanced fully balta cont per pound pound for ail kinds—ranging from 6c. 0 fi es 9 bg ore were large #alus at $$gc. 896, whole di beim placed at that range. The ys ictal: rigs foie cloares out on Monday, but ea pome of tho large buyers wore absent, as weil a3 may of the purchasers of common atck, some wore leit over fur today 8 sale. ‘The market ruled buoyan’ and many more cattle could have beon pola at our quotations an a8 wil aa not. MILCH © The market romains in bony “uhe same position 96 duriug ares sey pe ene ate more #0, and occasional sales are effected at pay kes L CALVES. Tho demand contniea moderate, ‘and thero is no appa- ront the market for auy description. Prime obange in soaeee¢ sell Md bal Fale at eye. rae ree rate are rhe whole tases REKP’ AND LAMBS. ‘The market was a better 8 at all the eS b was only fair and with Prices pons td ode = ag may aor Soames at an current quotations iuaprovement about cents per tied, The tions above have eon revised to correspond wun current rates, following sates in lots per head willaffird a protty rect insight to the Hy po ed other grades: “—e oh Wee iT do. at $5 60, 208 se te csr ao. 0. at $4 62%. sia deat oy 6 dos at $4 1256, 208 do. at $4, 221 do. at $3 62 do, at $8 60, 212 shee xshooy and lambs &, The market has been fairly Ftatted during pies oo week, and {Pose} he domand continues good, prices lower for all kinds. The botk of the offerings a: trainer, _— ‘fn large proportion sold at our inside gree ‘The 8 were heavier than ever and were got all told, ‘as the yarda were overflowing yesterday, Mosers. Mi sista lone ror res wcties terda: rs. Miller ‘fol y auction tne Merchants’ Exchange Sutetrootoe, tie rearince li: T, J. Stewart, bet ath at Fort Wavhingtoo, for The property’ compel ‘a sploudid mansian aud cupaua: Sherk — oy nine vie acres ot land, and was sold subject to