The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1862, Page 2

~~ PROOFEDINGS OF CONGRESS, ~~ “ee a -_ — ' es | ‘ | o ' + , j a tay : af 1 £ : é 4 j & > pie 4 ) : p 7 tt i . ; » 4 - ; NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 117, (862 ru See ™ sian Boart of Sapervisers. Our Merchants and the Great Eastern. Gfolockc, Prom the residence of ber paroats, 20 Stanton ‘ward; etaving in forecastie THY WARLON BMIDGE_VETO THOM THE MAYOR—THE | . Aftor tho, inspection of the Gres Monday, Water caska feartoreeaste 4 : etm Poreahle: show tos decks, | waa feceived, fn are Coe i woven rata = | antiga nanan ad ans | ay ts ag ne wt oe i ae Pied peepee ener THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. + SECOND SBSSION, Senate. unt N, Bac 16, 1362, PAY LATE REUEL CENERSL THEY. Te Vow Prewenr laid before the Sonate a massage Tinooln, placing at the disposal of Con- groas three orly belonging to Major General Ryriggs, foryrarded to him by Major Geuerat Butler from New Grigans, sud soggesting that, ft the swords should from Present be piven to ous by Congress 46 rewards of courage and bravery Moov General Batler is entitled to the first consideration ‘Me wos-rg0 was laid on {he table, PavemNe GO) CSEENEST AND DUTIES IN COL AND DEMAND yours. Mer MoDO"GATH, Copp.) ot Cal. offered the following vorotabions ntain the pay- 4 . Regolred That ihis goveramer tate the pay apie com of . ve r reach 0 “Kosoived, Tuat bu imports stall egatinve to be collected im coin and the gid dssue of demand notes, and whon the laiicr sla!! not be suifeieut 1 such payment Uiey shall aero fer be ya Tho rosolutious were referred to the Committce on Rene co cont, NINCUOED AND. TIE CREW. OF THR Samm, Me. Hows, (rer dof Ww is., offered a resolution tendering dhe (hanks of Congress to Lieutenant Cadwaliader ‘old and odloars und crew of {the Subine, and Sirens ii favor of the resolution. Relorred to the Com. ewiioe on Naval AMvirs. ‘AW ROVEMEST OF RIVERS, dtr. eee, Copp.) of Minn, introduced a bill granting » tha State of Minnesota to aid in improving ot the Minnesota and Red River of the the sume by « canni., Referred. THK SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT. Mr, ItO& also offered aabili to promote the efficiency of ‘the Subsistence Department. Rofer <n nomad YOR INDIAN DEPREDATIONS. Me. Wisxiweon, (rep.) of Minn., introduced a bill for he roliof of porsous for d&lnages sustained by the receut Aepradations and injuries of certain bands of Sioux In- Ayana, Be! REMOVAL OF THE SIOUX AND WINNERAGOS, Me. Wot: for the removal of the Winget ious Indians from Minnesota and tho alo of their rexervatious. on AIN MULLINS REPORT. Wir, Sour of Mass. @ resol v Military Affairs to eying for the publicatio: report of C * savron fir, Sowier al fadent Lo commun responder: Minor ond | y Mr wr ng tho C dhe practice, wArcmMonts of (i vacancies which hace not be Congress, but which existed ata preceding se: wecordance wiih the constitution, and, if remedy shall be applied. Adopted. ore oo ee a eae tion of Mr. Davis, (Union) of Ky., the resolution collie: Mr. Buchanan was taken up. Mr. Fiatx, (rep.) of N. H., said he should vote ag the rosoltitioa, uot because he did not believe the facts as finiod, and not because he did not believe that Mi a ohanau did ful to do what he might, but becavse he would 0% ia this way condema any man uvheard. Mr. Machanan was to-day « private citizen, and this rezol tion, if passed, would stamp him with eternal tnfamy; end nis frionds might thank God tbat he had no children to leave behind him. He was utterly opposed to tho Sonate passing judgment against a mau who had fad 9 notice of any kind of such a proceeding against tim He had always considered Mr, Buchauan as the mosi overrated man he ever knew. Mr. Savussery, (opp.) of Del., said this was an en- ta-sly unusual practice. But if it’ was to be inaugurated the wanted fairness to be shown. He thought Mr, Bu- obauan had done all be could to prevent the war. He movod to amond the resolution as follows:— {a copy of the foregoing resolution be servéd on James wt, ated (iat he be at liberty to defend himsel! against Vian Mr. Gries, (rep.) of lows, moved to lay the resolution ‘anit amendinent on the table, "“Goevicd-—Veas 33, pays 3, viz:—Messrz. Davis, Howe ant Wrikingoa. TAK ARREST OF STATE PRISONER: @a motion of Mr, TrumBULL, (rep.) of Tlt,, the bill con. comming tho arrest of State prisoners was taken up, and, on motion of Mr. Coilamen, postponed until to-morrow. ARRITRARY ARRESTS IN DELAWARE. Tho ressiuiion concerning the arrest of certain citizens Of Delaware was then taken 1 moved to lay the resolution on the table, { was embraced in the bill just postponed. Tie DEATH OF RRPRESENTATIVE HANCHELT. Mr Hooirrix. (rep) of Wia., announced the death of Hon. f-rher Havchett, late representative from the State so asia, and offered the customary resolutions of compote do. red. House of Representatives. Wasmnctox, Dec. 16, 1863. GenraL TWIG The S d before the House a message from the Prosideat, saying that he has in bis possession three va fuabio swords, late the property of the rebel Major Geooral Twiggs, which came into the possession of Gouoral Betier after the former had fled from New Or Yoana Tho President remarks that, if these swords are givon to any of} for valuable services, Genera! Butler # ontitiod to the ficst consideration. Airs. RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO THE WAR. Me Brovens, (rep.) of Pa., moved that his resolutioue, aangoed for consideration to-day, declwring that this Union rast be and remain one and 1 hat +t would be a bigh crime (o advise or ace; propositions on any other ter three woeks. Wren, (Union) of Ky., subinitted a subst! tha! ail who are opposed to the was on the principles the constitution as it is and the Union as it oes are ene- rove to their country and unfit held apy office of trust profit. oe Vallancigham’ pt peace “be pestponed to this day » the re-ostatis Tuomas, (Uulon) of Mase. poned Mntil the 1st of Ja moyed that the aurbject airy, 1900. (Laughter.) Mir. Srevews said he conld not cot to that without (vai consulting tue Executive. (Renewed | Mir, Steveus’ wnotioa to postpoue was agrced THE NATIONAL LOAN oF 18 On motion of Mr. Cox. Copp.) of Ohio, it that the Secretary of the Treasury be dircoted to fu the House @ stat a monnt of the U; Binlos joan er ated in 1 Vs, 1862, which falis ain the ‘names of those who are reg Mereof, and sech information asthe department m woesdsa aslo the actual ownership thereof, and that he | communicate to this ilouse a co) y or copies of any memo- vial Or memorials addressed to him or to (he Treasury Department, proposing or soliciting a special mediv.m of mont (0 the owners or holders of said loan, and her be proposes to pay said loan in coi | REMOFAL OF TUS SIOUX WHIANS. Me. Avorscit, (rep.) of Mian., iutrodneed a bil, witich | was reforrod to the Committee on Indian Afwire, for the romovat of the sioux Indians and the disposition of their reservations in Minnesota and Dacotah . TUR MILITARY ACADEMY Wil.!. Tho West Poiat Academy Appropriation bill passed without debate or amendment Tak DEATH OF MR. HANCHETD Mr. Purrax:, (rep.) of Wis., aunoenced the death of Ln ther Haoche(t, former representative from W iscopein. Mr. Poryx and Mr. Sioax, (rop.) of Wir., severally aAdresaed the House on the publie abd private character Of their deceased colleag e. Mr. Noucr, (opp.) of ‘Ohio, tes fet bs hig teem for eopronoated. Resotutions of condolence and moorning ~¢re passed, aud (ho House adjourned. The Strike for Higher Wagerere tion for | i False Imprisonment. MARINE CORT. Before Hon. Judge Alker and @ Jury Deo, 16.—Trov. Morris vs. William Combe, Suprin tendtent of the Manhatian Gas Company.—She piaivtifi in Une ease was fireman in the gas company of which the defendant is superintendent. I appears that the avorkmen, to the vumber of avout one hundred, held swootings to urge (he necessity of an incroase of wages: havon tae 17th November last plainid, wit other em: plore, went to (he office ty receive bis wagte, and found there a large of the Metropolitan police, On bis nawe Going called the police said, “Je this Tom Morriae’ The ofondant (Combe), it was aileged, gave a sice fount vod or tbe bead, and thereupon the plaintiff, to asc his own terms, was grabbed avd pat in frong, and taken to the police wl to through the public streets, handeniled to auother He was kent there all night; no charge was made oue jevoot Buisas and be was bailed riend in the worning, Tho paint aseorts that there Was ne warrant again=i him to Bis Knowledge, that be commisted no violence, 40 ¢ (id a6 wrong, and that no complaint has been i: Agwnat bum from that time to tie present day, He had oD yment at the gas works in Williameburg Dut (8 Consequence of his illegal detention in the police Giation he lost the engagement, Tue dofendant denied tbat he cagsed (he arrest, or that fh» wydded bis bead when the pilaintifs name was call Yic.«(so jpsinuates that Morris must have been arres fw # suothing @lzo. tor the discharge of quivers full o| Mr. Ketwio be noe, on the part of plaintiff, aud Me legal arrows defeudant, the Jndge addr for Mr. Biorris for $75 the Coart Cal Lovet CiRCUN Part 2—Nos a ) . t 1Not asst 9297, 199 or. Le ' 33,” iM srry Par Tia Sa 2648" 240; garg’ Oey, 18 54 LY, LO, WD, 09RD. im, who was bora and reared in the district which he | “Phe Rowd of Supervisors mot at three o'clock yoster’ day—the President , Supervisor Purdy, in the chair, The minutos of tho last meeting having been read and approv- od, the following veto was received from the Mayor — Maxon’s Orvien, New Yorn, Dec, 10, 1342. To rua Honoe sik TH Board OF SuPERVISORS — + Coxriantn—! mist return anapproved the aecompany+ ing resolution providing for the payment of certain bills, inourred in Uhe work of the reconstruction of Harlem bridge. My ob,ection tothese is the same as stated in my ooinmunication to your honorable e Loay returning bills of a stmitar character wid of tho 20th uit” Thave also another objection, w “ha not at that time been brought to my notice. The act passed April LT, 1861 (chapter 291), ag ¥ view it, limits tbe cost of the Figo to the sum of $250,000, 0, thendin tamed. The actu peuditure has, how overy largely exceeded amanee boving already reached the sum of $327,108 55, exclusi of anything which tay have bean paid by -Westohester It would soem from this that the present outlays: bridge are wawarrantable law, And that before proceeding further with them it will be ‘eoessary to ob | (nin additional authority from the Legislature. Thé other objection, stated in my former commurication of Novem. ber 20, increases in (oree as the expenditure for this oost- ly bridge enlarges:and { would respectfully urge again upon your honorable body that the Supervisors of West- chester county be required to reimburse to ua their share Of the cost of the bridge which wo have thus far adganced for thom. GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor. ordered on file, A communication was received (rom the Comptroller, ‘sobting forth his estimates for the year 1863. ‘The follow. ing is an avetract:— I.—The Legislative Department. The following are the calimated appropriations required for expenditures in this dopartmeat : Advertising..... -$23, County contingencies. * a0 Flection oxper . 64,000 mses ee ing: foe cleaning and ‘aupplios for county om. printings stationery and Blank books. Total, with se items | The Bxdoutive Depai ‘Tho approp Le required for said dopartmeat are estimated as follows:— . Laos Harlem River Bridge (new)—Construetion of, Tatorest on Court House stock. . 000 Interest on loans . ocak 000 Yolice fund... 11,680,159 Redemption of Mariem River i'reo Bridge bonds. — 20,000 Sularias—liecutive dopartmonts + 62,050 Supplies for tue police. or 60,779 Total, with sina! Por the expense this general hoad, the following are appropriations estimated to be necessary — Coroners’ fees ‘$15,000 Ofivers’ and wite foes 50,600 Salaries—Jadiciary....... 228,450 Totat.r. 8. All oxvenditures not provided for under tke preceding leads are embraced in this division, | ‘The following are tho estimates for appropriations required. Corummun Schoots for State New York Juvenile Asylum 50/000 State t@xesecserseveee 2,193,497 Total, with smatl items., $2,085,665 ho uggrogate amount of ‘appropriatioas re- auired to be made... sees BELG 7 For the purpose of comparing the ‘estimates for ico, With the expenditures in previous years, tho following - statement is submitted:— —_ Months ee n 1862. 690 ane roa 4 605,295 6; “ius comuiinication was received and ordered on THe NEW COURT HOUER. Supervisor TrRep offered a resolution to the effect that the special Committee on the New Court House proceed forthwith with the erection of the building, either by contract or otherwise—all the contracts te be sbmitted to thesBoard. Sapervisor Pony said he woult like to have @ definite understanding as to,the position of the Board with bis Honor the Mayor on this subject, the Mayor having full power to veto. Supervisor Twn spoke in favor of the Board going on With the work through their special committos. He was in favor of passing the resolntion over the veto of the Mayor, petvisor Bicxr opposed the resolution, at the same time remarking that he believed the Supervisors wore properly the parties toconssruct the Court Honse. Supervisor Eryx offered a resolution to the effect that the opinion of the Corporation Connsel ve had on the. matter before any furtber proceeding. This was put and lost. Supervisor Conner offered a resolution to the effect that. City Judge StcCunn have an additional temporary clerk, salery netto exceed $200 per annum, and a mes ger, at a salary not exceeding $600. After some discussion the Fesolution was adopted by a vote of 9 to 1. Supervicor Srawanr here called~ up the resolation in reference to Harlem bridge, about which the Mayor had sent in bis veto. Supervisor [avis read an elaborate paper in support of tha bridge and the resoiution, quoting from the Scientific American to show the beauty and utility of such struc: tures. Aftor several gentlemen had spoken on the subject, the resolntion was passed over the Mayor's veto, and the Goard adjourne! to Thursday uext at three o’clocx. Dr. Browne Appears Plain, SUPREME COURT—@IRCUIT. Before Hon, Judge Hoyt. Dec. 16.—Edward M. Browne vs. The Kings Qounty Five Insurance Compeny.—Vhe plaintiff’ in this case is Dr. Browne, who has figured in the recent abortion exe, anil was pormitted to atten] conrt in the charge of an oticer, 1 y of insarance om stock in premises Ni ighth avenue, New York, where Dr. Browne carried ou business as a druggist, and where the goods were accklontally destroyed by fire ou the 12th of December, 1860, while Le was making ao ointment. The amount of’Isss songht is $1,500, The defence is that the articles used by the plaintit the manufacture of his ointment were inflammable and ax tra hazordous, and that, Messrs. H. ¢. ©! Hinton The New Jersey Abortion Casc, GRORGE M. DRAKE ACQUITTED OF THR CITARGE OF MURDER OF CLARA 1. IS RES ARRESTED AND oy TO BAIL FOR TRIAL ON ANOTHER INDICTSRS Newiow, Dec, 15. 1562, ‘The (rial of George M. Drake for the murder of Clara L, Va Je, pending in the Sussex Oyer and Terminer Court in New Jersey n the Lith inst. The jury, after deimg in consultation for about four hours, rendered a verdict of not guiliy ‘The Court ordered that the prisoner” be clored held to boil in inst Lim rriage of Clara L. Van- prisoner seetued somewhat disappointed at ihis dis position of the case by the Conct, but seemed to feel gratified at his limited releace The We, evidently failing to sustain the dor, will, nmdondtediy , (ry au indvetment fo harge of mur- manslaughter Police Intelligence. Doaxk Sree Sink Romgway—Formume Deyrcor Tae MENTs.—On Monday we published the particalars of a bur- glary upon the prem: Co, No. 146 Duane $15,000 worth of « of Messrs. Affmordt, Hessenberg & treet, aud the stealing therefrom of ilk goods, Since then officers King and | Wood, of the Essex Market Police Court, have boen laves- tigating the affair with considerable gnecesa. From. in- formation received, they were led to suspect aman named George Forrest, living at No. 76 Forsyth street; and, upon taquiry, it was aecertained that Forrest and one W' lism Peters had recently 210 Kin street fe siike. ‘he rooms were searched, and enough was dis- covered to warrant (he officers im arresiing the suspected parties. It was decmed best, however, to watch the movewents of the men for a day or two before taking them into custody, and recordingly they were + not deprived of their liberty til» yesterday. When arrested they had just left the house +of Charles Jacobs, No. 18) Kast Broadway, |} where they had but afew moments before effected a sale | of a portion of the stolen # ike. The-pelice also arresied | Jacobs, who admitied haying purchased twenty.one } pieces Of binck dress ailk (or the sum of $400. He «tated that the prisoners wanted $700 for the goode, but that be finally beat them down (o $400. The silks in question, which are valued at $3,000, were seized by the police and placed at the disposal of the rightful owners, In the fossession of Maria Jackson, of No. 76 Forsyth street, was also found two pieces of ) Which it is believed forined a portion of the stolem lot. The property was secrated under a sofa, and, a¢ Maria could not give any satisfac. tory account of the manner in which the goods came Into her possession, she, (oo, was arrested. The ; risoners were brought before Justice Usborne yesterday afternoon and | committed for exainination. Comsidereble credit je due the officers for the successful manner in which they worked up the cane. hired apartments at No. Perso Major General 4. Lieuteyant Colovel BR. ¥ * gon, of the United Star J. Carr ington, New : ay sean i, "aoe Chae i, Kearney, s 16 stopping at the Metropoliian Hoter, Governor Holbrook and General J. W. Pheipe, of Ver. mort: Colonel 4. Butterficld, of Utica; Colonel D.'H. Abell and witc, of New York, Hon. H. A. Rislew. of Dunkirk: Hoo. 6. A. Benson, of Maine: Major W. B. Sinvk, of Wash: ington Thurlow Weed and A. Van Vechten, of Aibany; A, W. Carter and wife, of Lebanon; G. Mallory and wife, of Connecticut, and © Hubbard, of Wheeling. are stoy ping at the Astor Hous The editor of the Now Dedford (Mase, ) Mevonry iron. « fortamate enough on Thuraday | Inquiry apon Met howell ' imony of Gevora! MoClellan. Character of hie etatemanie we have nothing to say, ex. copt that in some essential points they differ from what we have heretofore mag cont a3 facts, Mio wore glad to | ta full vie na the t | Soe. “he voce ad TRetttede ike aA | tice, Atleast. he did not scowl in the prasence of the Court: ond Ine lighy blae eye, brown hair,and brown | musteche and his fife wet of teeth ey and Daguerre | ore ei Vou and his DD ae fueral thing int L we ge in the sam of $2,000 lo appear at the April terin of the | next j the purpore of concealing the etolen | ¢ | let fever, Geonor Fexpenice, only kon of Samuel 8. Jr., gontlomon whose names wil! ba found appended :—~ Wo, the me undersigned. having carefully examined tho steamer Great Eastern and the ropairs, which sone oe done ia 4 scientific aud workmanlike manner, are of = that a is in every way eegeortay ant io condition with safely and comfort, and doapription to any port of and subsequent cocurtesocs have fuily domonstrated the graat value and aafoty of a double bottom. We furthor certify that having oxamined into the circumstences connected with the accident off Montauk Point, are are of opimion that uo blaine can ba Attached to Capt. Paton, who, from the croas bearing of the different lights, knew the oxact position of the vassel whon she struck a submerged rock not laid dowa in aay chart, though in the fair way channel ROBERT MACKIE, Lloyd’s Agent, WM. A. BURLEIGH, President of Board Port Wardens K. B. SEAMAN, WM. ©, THOMPSON, Vice Prosident Neptune Ins Co. ERASTUS W. SMITH, Engineor, BENS. HUTCHINSON, Port Warden. JOHN - WEEKS, U. 8. Inspeotor of Hula. CHAS. fi. HARWELL, Surveyor Board of Caderwriters. Military News, MEDICAL DIREOTOR'S UKPARTMENT. Surgeca MeDougall, Modical Director of this oity, is just now one of the busiest of tho busy of the government em- ployes. Three-fourths of the hospitals under his super- vision are Cull to repletion, and no moro disabled soldiers can now be accommodated, except they go to Governor's Island or Fort Schuyler. Surgeon General McTongal! has at present uador his chargo over seven Unousand soldiers Since the Ist of July about three thousand men have been im this departmont. Saturday next it is ex that about twelvo bu more sick and wounded will arrive in this city. THE BANKS EXPEDITION. troops én and around New York are leaving daiiy,aa fast as transportation is provided, to join the Banks ox- Ppoditi One Hundred and Sevonty-third, under command of that able and battie-worn officer, Coionel. Bee the One Hundred and Sixty-Atth, uoder ooramand of Lietitenant Colonel Abel Smita, and tho Fifty: sachusotts regiment, embarked on board steamers yester- day morning and proceeded to join the expedition. + Coroners’ Inquests. s Tar Hecen Met, Casvaury.—The inquest in the case of 4he iufant child of John Seabrook, who was killed by the falling of a wall_at the bakery of Hecker Brother, corner of Rutgars and Monroe streets, on the evening of the 1th ultimo, was concluded yosterday by Coroner Nawmui and resulted in a verdict of ‘Death by injuries accident- ally received by the falling of a stack of ovens upon (ae dwelling of which deceased was an ccoupant, in the reat of No. 68 Ruigors street, Novamber 10, 1862." The jury believe that the immediate cause of the accident was (rou the unequal setting of the side walls, occasioned by one of them being dried during construction from tue hea! the ovous tn the adjoiaing building. We further belicve that the accident might Lave been avoided by the use of iron cross ties to prevent the spreading of the arches upon which the ovens were bullt, the omission of wh we cousider to have been an error of judgment oa part of the builders, the unequal drying of the walls being an unforesesa occurrence. City Intelligence. Sars ov 4 Pare Versxt.—Simeon Draper yesterday, at tho Merchants’ Exchange, sold the prize brig, or rather two-fourths of it, at auction. Mr. F. Buckley and Wicks were the purchasors at $1,040 and $1,020, ro spectively. Tak TavMant Socrere.—In (he parageaph publisted in yesterday's issue relative to the meeting of the Tamraany Society, it was stated that Captain Doyle returned the d war worn colors of the regiment. It should have read Captain Dufly. Comairrke OW RaitRoaps.—A moettug of the Committee on Railroads, of the Board of Aidermen, will be held ia the City Hall, at two o'clock today, whou the investiga. tion in reference to the Sixth Avenue Raiiroad will be eontinued. me Tax Desocxatic Conrerryce held another meeting at Tammany Hal! yesterday morning, bot adjourned to Fri- day without transacting any busiuess: MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Rev. Alox. 8. Leonard, D. D., G: United States Navy, to Anna, daughter of the late Nathaniel M. Brown, of this city. No cards. FRityMan—Secnriz.—On Sunday, Dec. 14, by the Rev. Dr. Adler, at the residence of the briie's ‘fathor, Max Frepman, of St. Louis, tv Crormpr, daughter of Dr. B. Sognits, of this city. ‘Chicago and St. Lonis payers please copy. Gripataic—Sunrrey.—On ‘ty December 15, at the house of R. G. Hatfield, Esq., by the Rey. Mr. Holloway, Joux Givrarrie, Fsq., of Saco, Maine, to Miss Awa A. Suertxy, of this city. No cards. liatskv—Ons.—Un Tuesday, Decomber 16, at the resi- dence of the bride’s father, Comac, L. L., m Wm. Wake, Mr. Exora Harsry, of ‘Bronkly aa oe ent of Austin W. Otis, Esq. + for merly of 00k! Hypr—M:renic.—At White Piains, N. Y.,on Monday, December 15, by tho Rev. Me. ‘Teese, Mr. Chxvaiano Hrove, of Now Vork, to Euiza L.,danghter of the late Minott Mitchell, fsq., of White P! Miigr—Mantix.—On Saterday, December 6, by Rev. J. 8. Iuskip, Mr. Grone Minter to Miss Jaye Marni. all of this city. No card: Mackurx—Fox.—On Tuesday, Decembar 16, iu Marcy avenue, Brookiyn, by the Rev. James ‘Thomson, THOMAS H. Mackwrs, of this city, to Rew -. danghter of the late Rey. Isaac F. Cor. No cards. , December 1d 5 eas. GRIFFIN MAREN LO *nanvas EMMA, only daugiter of Heary Aught, Esq., ait of this city? LeCK—FRANcis —On Monday ewburg, by Rev. M. D. 11K to Mra. Anwig Fraxew, both of New York city. Utica papers please coy Toop-—Barsky.—On Tuosday , December 16, at the Chureh @f All Souls, by the Rev. Dr. Bellows, Caaruas HL. Toon to Miss Frenesye Avousra Barney, all of this city. ning, December 8, pa Sx", | AkMs1Rons.—On Monday. De for 15, Grace § PHEN-ON ARIeTRANG , in the 30th year of her age. ‘Tho funeral will Luke piace from ber | epue, this (Wednesday) afteracen, a | y. and also those of her in Stephenson, and her brother-in-law, Henry , are respectfully invited to attend, orr—On Wednesday, December 10, Osmx Asn. . Haminond & aged 51 years. eyed, by his relatives, to Vermont for intermiéat.~ Brassrxcton.--On Monday moraing, Dec: remy ashort iiincs:, of eitusion of the brain, Joa Fuontxce youngest daw hter of John D. and Caroline M. Bras: ing: ton, aged 1 year, % months and 11 do The friends cf the family are res, aitend the funeral, this (Weduesday) o'clock, from the residence of hey pat v-third strect. B Brocklyn, on Tuesday Any, wile of {fully invited to iterueon, at one ents, No. 318 West December 16, of con ‘homes Baird, in the ud | eo of her brother, We @ Lodge, No. 201, , also the members of Atiantic Lodge 0.1. 0. and the employes of the Union Kerry Company ctfully invited to attend the funeral, ou thurs day afternoon, at one o’cloek, from hor tate residence, No. 336 Hicks street. near Harrison strect, without ture ther invitation. Beewsactrer.—In Wi Jou houbsry, the members of aM ot Writiam K. } ness, aged 48 years. The friends and acquaiutances of the fam + her sons, John J. Bernard P. Short, an tere, are rospet | Thoredav aftern denee, corner of North Second and Secoud liameburg. Her cemaing will be taken to Ca tery for interment. rata. —'he frneral services of 1. , B. Corrs, Fourth Rhode island Vo | at the house 0° hie mother, Thursday morning, at e’even KESTER. —On Mond tesoaiver 1s aged 74 years, 11 months and 21 days. The relatives and friends of Uke family are respe vited to attend the funeral, from his late re Wesbington street, on ‘Thoretiay afternoon, at o without further invitation | Greenwood for interment. Coxqenen—At his residence, Midile Village, L. Ton Saturday, December 15, Mr. THoatas Conover. a native of Bed‘ord, kingland, aged 63 years. 1) months aud 14 days, His remains were interred in ypress Hil's ¢ eustory Counns.—Oo Tarsday morning, Necem ANN, youngest danghter of George and Ju 1 year aud 10 mouths. ‘he friends of the ety, are respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ot one | o'clock, from the ‘residence of her pareuta, No.2 Verry place, opposite Hamilton ferry, Seuth Brooklyn Forsiay.—On Monday morning, December 15 | naw Foraray, aged 49 years, 6 monthe end 13 dave. The relatives and friends of the family, aiso inogo of his brother Johu, are respectfully invited Lo attend the funeral, this Wedvesday) morning, at eleven o'clock from his late reskience, 417 Ninth avenue, corner of Morty: | ighth street Verswe.—-On Saturday afternoon, December 18, Gann. of W. P. and Sopbia Furniss. | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respoet Invited to attend the funeral this (Wednesday) morn: | at half-past ten o'clggh, at St. Michael's Chvreb, Bloom: ' 5 tenant Colonel J. Joux Cunsrer, t Annas ingdale, 100th street. Brseirece. On Monday, Decomber 15, Many, the be lovod wife of Wiliam Fitzpatrick, a native of the parish wun Qneen- county, Ireland, in the her a The friends of the family and these of her brother, Francis Lawlor, are respectfully invived to attend the | faneral, on Tror edie aitetnoon, at one o'clock, from her | te res sidence , 283 West Thirty-second street. @4 Nex.--On Thesday, December 16, Crarine Gad } in the 424 year of his | ba remaing will be taken to Putnam county for inter. | ‘25ch year of meat gostirn —On Therday morning, December 16, of scar | ~ Emily Brace Goodwin, aged 2 years, 1 mouth and 4 atthe friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of his aronte, War, ‘en street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, rooklyn, on Thursday'aftornoon, at one o'clock. His re- mains will be interred tu C; reer Hille Cemetery. Gavtsy —On Monday, December 15, of sovere illness May, the beloved daughter rot James and Eiirabeth Ga vin, nged 10 yours and three months, ‘The trionds of the fanvily aro respectfully invited to at. | b toad (ee Ting ta Hie OVEN AL Meer emee) a gid | ° ‘The remains will be lo ken ir) | we no relatives and friends of the fly are nenmnetinty to abiond the funeral, frem her late residoace, No, a ehh ronan, this (Wednesday) mo: ig, at’ ten o'clock. remains willbe taken to Norwalk, Heary,—On. Pmorning, December te Mary Any, rolict of Be dh , anative of thecity ‘of Armagh, Ireland, aged 65 yi ‘The friends oma a of the family, and those of her son-in-law, Christopher Monahan, aro fungral, on Thursday aftor‘toon oi | tock, from har late residence, £79 Wash i ‘Armagh papets please copy | Hatn.—dn Brooklyn, on ponent Doormaber 15, Loarva, wile of Alfred Ifvii, agou 9 ye ‘Tho friends aud fuily invited to atte twolve o'eloc of Clintea, witout Pg talon to Portsta . forautormeat Vortemouth aa S 20OPy. e Hisaus.—Ip Brooklyn, oa Moaday, December (5, Yerer Hoaains, widow of M. 1) Higiins. in hor 73th year ‘Tho rolatives and friouds of the family are in ited to trend ee funeral hia (We duesday ) afternoo hor gon-inlaw, Brooitlyn, without further Hays, At Hagerstown Hospital, Md., Docomber 11, linway H. of Company e, Sixty regiment, Anderson Tou: only soa of John Hay this city, aged 23 years, | month and 2 days. Savaunis = Frat st Auatisting, Fla. on ‘Wednesday, Ooto- ber 20, Mf Haxvan B, Jencens, widow of Edwin T. Jenckes, formerly of Providence, R. Keryy.—Oo sent December 16, Caraanine Keurer, long and {ttnoss, in the 28th yoar of har ago . relatives Bnd friends of the family are invited to attoud tho funeral, this (Wednesday) aftoraoon, at her late residegre, 63 Mott street, at one o'clock. Kwarr—On Tuesday, December 1, Wintam Kare, in the 89th year of his age, ‘Tho relatives aud ‘rienda of the family are respectfully vited to attend the funoral, from the residence of his u-law, Wm. M. Taggart, 154 West Twontioth atroct, on ‘Thursday afteraoon, at half-past twelve o’elock, with- out furthor invitation. Connecticut papers pisasa copy, Tannsar.—On Mesday, Decomber 16, Sergeant Heyer Janes Livpaay, late of Company F, Second regiment Now York Stato Bilitia, of consumption, aged 21 yours. The officers and members of Company Vyat present in tho eity, also the relatives and friends of the family, are respe, ifuuly invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from tho residence of his 1,263 Broadway. Lomow,.—At New Brunswick,N. J., on Sunday, Dee ver 14, Mrs. Tuua A. Lupiow, uneral will take place, from her iate restd street, Now Brunswick, N.d., this (Wedn atis rhooa, at three o'clock, Livey.—On Monday, December 16, of consumption, eldest dasghter of Jobn aid Eliaabeth Liucw, 11 months and 19 days. joes this (Woduesday) morning, at uine precisoly, at Dr. Hatfletd’s church, corner of oét'and Niuth avenue. Friends and rela- oifully invited to attend. —in Le on Tuesday, December 16, Us otice. it BR Carsiznn—Capt J Tapiey, of brig Abner Taylor, Pai abueespany temeis Bu tnske bon oD ales cans: proved to be a | Nv brig fron Nova Seva. Capt T took off the crew, couslst Naxor ¥, widow of He: MH, agod 83 years. ‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family azo respectfully ioviled to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at from the residence of Mrs. 8. H. Low, No. nstroot, without further invitation. In Jersey City, on Sunday, December 14, pa 4, SALISBURY, aged 17 years, 1 movih Notice of the funeral hereaf te: —In Brookiya,on Monday evening, December ce Evareit, youngest son of Jonathan G. and Anie G. Trotter, aged 2 years and 8 months. The relatives aad friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. street, this (Wednesday) a(ternoon, at’ two , without further iavitation. 2 .—At Staten Is'and, on Stonday evening, De- comber i6, Junxim, daughter ‘of John K. and Evelyn Vreciand, aged 4 vears aud 2 months. Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o’ctock, from the seaidence of Alfred Messovau, without further invitation. Waexs.—On Monday, December 15, Mary Frosr, relict of Captain Benjamin Weeks, aged 91 years, 8 ‘months and 3 days. Hor friends aud relatives, as also those of her son, Richard Weeks, are respectfully invited 10 attend te funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from. No. ‘4 Tompkins street. California papers please copy. Wanvrit.—Cn Monday, December 15, Jans B. Wana, relict of Samvei 8. Wandell, aged 61 years. Hor relatives and friends, a'so those of her som, Samuel ‘8. Wandell, and sous-in-law, Lewis H. Embree and Thomas W. Shate, are respectfully invited fo attend the funeral, this (W edu day) afternoun, at 1 o'clock, without further invitation, from Phen late rsidence, 429 Fourth street,’ near Second avenue. Woovs—Jn Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, December 16, after a tingoring iiuess, Joscea Woons, ‘in the 84th year of his =. Tho friends and acquaintances of the family are re. spectfully invited to nd the funeral, from the resi- dence of his son, William Woods, No. 44 Second street, The remains wiil on Thursday morsing, at ten o'clock, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR SXW YORK—rn18 Day. +7 1S| moox morn 3 Oi 243) SIGH WATER, vere 4 a7 Port ofr New York, December + 1862, ensiown aud Liv o p Creoie, Couch, Nev Orleaus—Ludlam & Hei ‘ean neken. eae Wa Re pone, Pratt, Liverpool—Lavrren: Bui "1 Meautitte Sehr Abby Forres, Smith. Aue Ss 1, Nassau) on, Mail Bissett, Si John, chy Rambler (Br) NB—A Smithers & Paillt f Yew Orleans—D © Murray oh—Bucer 4 Bay'o Schr Convey Sehr Everg tae Schv Cornelins, Brit with mndae aud | 2, Liverpool. Now 1, with To Leland, Tie « Ion 71 50, passed the wieck of 2 ba ed blac Nn gone, foremast ola res. . Tibbetts, 1 (ot Boo ov Phi brig Breese ‘Ba: idee (or rh Re a w Haven), Wellington, 81 Kitts, Nav with sigan (oT & Son. taw ship Helen Marla, of Richmond th, NS), Enslow, Londen, 47 NS, 10 days, ih baliast, to Boyd & | w Haven}, Black, Port Spain, Dee }, eon, 4 0, paseed a vom | hi loaded, with | ewaprit and jibe | ry Nu, Wind NNW. i Br brig, Allon, 1 days from Burbadow vor Liverpool, NS? ; 048, lon 7110, saw 4 miles d eiant to ti ale oF vopealianianasis, app H andonad; 1h lat 34 | or Trenton, from Turk# Istands for Catheart, Para, Noy 19, with rubber &e, arent! ‘on 75 stwo02, todas nishan es, saiiliees wr Youngiearer (of Ri Xow Hx and Grand Turk Dee 1, Mass), Martin, Port Spain, 4, with salt, to Bassett & Nick a 4 Phantom (Bre of Hall a), MeCormick, Antigua, Dew 1, with old ma Gad Knox, Sehr Josie (Br. oF Haliiax), MeDongail, Port 0 Dy dave, with bid WAC Bowive & Co, 1gun i 8 Barnega ship Vereasites, Sherheave ee 1 ean AuE then iBivey, Peterson, Bt Kilts, Nov 29, with ang a, reek Jones & Co. Sehr BA Doster (Bs), f Dexter, Cow Bay, OB. 15 days, with coal, to.) F Whitney & Sehr Spring Bird, ‘snes. Elizabethport for Boston, Bole Fasir, Heath, Elivabethpoit fov Providence, Bohr @hief, bhi aod Provincetown Sehr Lahey — . et eee ir Raqnimanx, Bri ahian, Pee eer are Grothe, bisridehee. Sehr Mora vmith Provittenc Sloop Har win, Providen: Steamer 83" Inhin Steamer Ospray, Akirich, Pr BELOW, One bark, enknown. Anchored at Biker's Taland — Brig Anna Collins (Br). from Windsor, NB Sehr © ¥ Young (of Camden), trom Lingan, OB, SATLED, i 58, Paays. Ships Theobald, Anglo-Saxon (Br), American Congress, Autta America (3p), Dove; ras); bres | Mary Ania anye (hot Br), Nexo € Utoh), Remedios, © Drummond; schrs Wil Rutan, jamsoir, Jy, Geo EGreen, Od Veiloy ek he on Wo amis 8 HVS TeRspay, Dec. 1646 P.M. | Gavatiam There is ne change in money, umless ft be that | Extra do.. | there is rather more offe than was the case | 300d to choice frimity’ do ; last week. Mr. Chase is supplying the country | bales would create a stampede in the gold and | J ayy beynalls Maye A Beata aoe ny A lower, The lg: Nekeeska, from Boston for New Ore seers in ort see The brig ont, Manners toe Paras - Baltimore from Rio Janeteo, Bib to St} inst, eacouns cored a to Sal wards saw a te od with foss of topmasts caphoutind wae 13th, convinced the sbeect that the disaster had beon serious. As stated above, gold instantly advanced You per cent, and afew oporators, arguing that this disaster would.compel Congress to issue more greeabacks, began to buy rafway sharea. At the call between the boards in Wheelock's room, Erie advanced %, atral 4, wuaranieod 4 aud five others, some of them vory badly Sonn Joun Buco cazer, at this port from 34 Toledo 4, Michigan Central 134, and the other mt Spain, brings pt Weston, of soby Soha Pacific 1 of Pl mouth, Which fe-ncl wasfostateen Nov | Failway shares in proportion. Pacific Mail, which from Boston o is supposed to be cornéred, sold at 128) againat 12744 last evening. Thore appeared to be no out- , side buying ow*orders, The public will have some difficulty in learning the new secrets of the stock market, in. buying. stocks on news of dis aster, aud aelling them on news of victory. Nor for Nov 16, Tat 373), lon aad lost bowsprit with a leaving the 3 of 185 tons, Qyoars aud owned the i by Williata Netso? and others, Sreqmrug Larayrive, sunk of Govern Tstand hy oalli” ston, pt steame: Josephine, Las beon raised by the aidof a | do the advices from Washington Took aa though : Ship the speculators were going to ed in getting P Sabine, built in 1351 at Portamouth, NAL, bas been at Loudon for £3800. anp—A fine brig of 34 tons, name the Hattie S wag recently Isuuched at Harpswell. he was built man, and isowned by Raves Coshnan and A 8 Meislinau, of Harpswell, and Capt Charigs Ba, ett, of Whion tie lation of whom goes in command of her. Sho ts built of white oakand hackmelack, and Is destined for the Cuba (es ste ee a he new ship rocently launch: at Myatle ossre Greenman & Co has been named the Favorila x mauslomen. A letter dated San Franoisea, Nov 21, reports the follow. ls fm the Ouhotaic Sea.on aio! —Shij)s Milton, Hass E ate 800 bbls: nd, Long, do, 1300 is bara, do, F Morgan, Haiitoo. do, 260 nity Morgan wwintos 1100; Harvest, Manches: ter, fy. 8, Adating, Mathes, AO! bake tiane: Dat sold any more greenbacks without Sdme trouble. Senator Fessenden, Chairman of the Senate Cona- mittee on Finance, will take the stand he took last Year againgt a further issue, and an opportunity will probably be afforded Mr. Chase to try his bank scheme and along loan, Still, the street operators were confident enough to-day. Michigaa Central sold at 0234—the highest. point for some time. “At the second board there was no change in the market. Prices, if anything, were @ fraction lower, The market closed firm, the following man, Wonolit, 180 bits: Lagoda, Cranston, New Bedford, 119 vale: Joba Wrest ‘Tinker, do, Soh a ‘a Cornell do, | being the last quotations: - ‘rence. Spencer, Mondiultt, jasanchuse’ Gesen, I Now Bedfori, G00: brig Comel; Wilhelm, Honcialy wpa Ae 10 in Haro ee deg ie oy John Howland, of New Bedford, at San Francisco | US 6's,cou,'T4, 9234 Hariem pref. a : OLY 4, from Avotic Osean, reporis:—Loft Plover Bay Oct 8, | Tr'y 7.30 n... ‘eat e108 Reading... Thi a 75 im company with brig Vietsria, of and for Monatain, nothing | US's, y cer. 9634 a 96% Michigan Con. 0214 a 92% trie meson. | Lathst lover Bay, barkZoo, Slmmoas, two | US demand n, 127% @ 1273 Mich S & N Ia. ms & 38% A letter from Sen Francisco dated Noy 17, announces the Tonneasce 6's. 64 a Sis, MiSKNiaguar 8214 a 82% arrival at that port on the 16th of ship Wm © Nye, from the | Vi 6's... 60 a GL Panama RR...160 a — Ochotek, having taken during the senson 250 bI oitand ‘olina 68, 69 a 7H Tilinois Contrat ee a 8% we ielter ftom Card Ronses Of he phd ened e petal Soe ee eee ee ma Ca eoviginn Wonton, i Galoua reporis her at Niautiliee Cumaberiand Tulct, Sept 10, alr wea, | Amerie n gold. itt ae chic yd opie Spoken, seo, NY Contral a Ric Yald. 60% a fli Prorar ie 4, from Liverpool for NYor’s, Doe Ws |-Prie..s-sc+e- aie a in Gage un a iad *. JOR Hark Tesuca, from New Orleans for Borfoaur, Dect, lat | MrloProforred. 98K 8 O84 a 8420. Non At the second board there was. some activity ia Bark Hazard, Karsten, Benge {oe Pernambuco, Nov 15, lat 7305, ton 34.30, land in sigh Fore! ae Por pAsmerwatr, Deo 2-Sld bark Golten Ruie, Whitevercy, Decl—Ia port schr Fair Wind, for Baltimore Asters, By 0 Avnrs, Oot 8-~In port bark Archer, Iew#s, for Bos. days; and others as before. uoier, Nov 20—In port bark Amanda, Larrabee, to load for Bastian and Manila, \Mane, Nov —In port brig Fanale Buller, Bartlett, Pacific Mail, which rose to 129%, and in Cleveland and Pittsburg. The restof the market was dulf and rather lower, Stook & Exchange. Tursvay, Deo. 18, 1868. 35000 U 86's, '08,rog 9816 io sha N¥ Cen RR!. 102% 1000 US 6'aT4, com O24 9000 US6's,tyr cer. 937% ‘or Catanta to load for NYork 5000U 8 dom n..b30 12714 Aes Deos—Ta port sehr Oceia Bind, Powers, | 000 Ton 6's, 190.. 55% aranzas, Bee Sid bark Canada; Miicell, gy Panama, Deo S—In port ssips Equa! Rights, Keller, and Helvetia Higgins Trork Nore oe * 10000 | Brookiy a owl. Lay To daxutto, Nov Teta, port ships Persia, Doane: Sham- isiana 6's..- rock, Deane, anil Portland, Siveetzer, for the Pacific; Re- 2000 Erle RR lat m b 116 + % vere, Gibbs, wig: barks fndis (Br), Suiith (from Baltimore), 1000 MichCRR8’s old ie 30 toa River Re td for NYork ‘few days; Warren. Peierson, trom Baltimore, | “soe tH]. Cen RR hds 1 Romo & Wat RR. 80 disg; brigs Donna aria (Braz), Yowler. and Mary. Wilson, “THE 4 fron do, dos Tallulah, Plummer, from N¥ork. co; Tempest, 3000 ASTHRQdmpref 79 5 RO Wright, Garland, 'disg; and others. 2000 C&NW Ap’n ex b- Gin, barks Crickets Wrheate: ‘Maltumore: 7th, 7 C 6000 TolaW RRS tm * ict Blanchard, Bostoa; belg Breeze, Oulerbridge, Phila- ,FtW&C 2dm 93 weit Kits, Nov 29—In port seur Mary E Mangam, for Do- soon 4 oe con ia merican Ports. Matthews, | 200 fo i Col Coal BOSTON, Doc 1 are steamer Saxon, aaa a List Philadelphia; ships’ Albort Ga! Stover, Cal 50 Pet rat Bs 4000 Ll Cenc becrip. 60 foc, Freman, barques Sachem, 'Atic 1000 Cley & Pitts RR. 46 ean Favor! bets, Buenos Ayres; brigs 200d Card, Balltmore; Et uight, Par Filindnphieg rale isle, Blizabeitport; Mecosta, Danba Rick See Freneh, Elizabetl ta por Al Gales Kendall and Mars Hut, Eimebacner, Euizabethiport, Sionat for a barque. Cla ship Harrie, Mooney, New Orleans; briga@haries | 250 Miller, Brewer, Wesi Coast of Africa; Chasicla:n, Warren, | 999 Martinique and Guadaloupe; Montidelto, Goveis, Portas | 729 Paix; Faustina, Matanzas; echs Henry Hooton, Kid- | .° der, New Orleans; 3 ¥ Wella ington, Baxter, dos Dar. | 260 ling, Baxter, Port oval: S.C; Philip Bri St. | 50 Ti ani a wueen, Moore, Sirott, Havana; TON | §0 Farnham. Cov Port Rornt, 8,6 150- ry ‘Baila Welod BS to SW, ‘ok Harriet aud 8 @ Glorges 120 80 Varqne Tasca: brigs P Larraber, Hancock and Tena: Car . also aid, brig Ronrasta. Gott in’ eollision off Boston Iai a hse + tad was puitin at sunset, Oe ross 4 b Cor ret Bp Roca, IY ork | bark B ae 50 NY contra BR.. 103 19 Tol, Wab &Wpret 76 r rd won IMOKE. Déc 15—Arr barks. Hugh Birebt jayle, SECOND BOARD. Bio de Janeiro; Moudomin, Farrel, do; brigs £ ve 61g er, Alexandria; J TE Bickmore, ‘racy, Nop teas Cier4 ine’e Balde. Gillet, NYorks CW iting, Maton, dor O 7556 Petit, Clark, § Downtug, ‘Thome, Nore: S E | "4399 do. 37% % Jone, Weaver, or €D Hallock, Petts, do; Geo W Whist. 5000 Trea 7'3-10 pea ee 21% n. Parker, i Sorting dor) B Brin 25000 08 6's 1 yr cer 963; 2% ( ta aha paper EOS 62 a rigs Siar 3000 Hud R 2 1a A iN Chapmiy i?Ehae oC 10000 Ale&TH2dmprof = iy’ Naseea, 5000 Pitts FEWAC 2d 2% 92! Dorr, Bine ian 20000 American gold. 1527 c 75000 32 ats ee cranatai’| Mee “iio Tae e. 20000 do. $10 182%f “io ee chy John Farnum, Hall (from 20 shs Am Exch Bk. 974g DIGHTON, Deo Avr scr AT Brown, Pierce, Bliza- | 10Shoe & Leath Bie. 101 thy 25 Cumb Coal pref. 1214 vider, 240 Penn Coal Co 17 . ‘ Newsy 4 Erie teal Se Palladinm, Brown, Bragg, Fairhaven; 2 stoops Tenge, Ine ‘asp. Nosh, Bridge. ie PALL RIVER. De Mary Etter. Case, Eliya. % bothport. "Sid schin Soencer Dy Penney, New Orieapay M Hi js . Gladdi NYori 1sth—Ary sehr Jaues’ Eusli eth vort via Providence. NEW B ape: Dec rare Gurney, n tor NYO Pouny, aad Cerbulo, Das NEWPORT, c rit Hammond, Goon for Baltimore; sloop Oregon, i 300 300 do... soe Gladding. Fait Rte $0 180 cae AF isaRR &% 109 Wo vices POWRERTAR BL ort Sales at the Third Board. Pinps, Maca. | $15000 Debt certif... 9617 100.shs Rock Istand.. 80% gre ee a, S10 ? Tiemiaewag: | 60000 American gold. 138 200 Erie .. ; 5 P Godwia, hie, and JR Watson, Jones, —; sloops 5000 83 1 600 do, Brush id Tleanoy 0 1%, 1000 Harlow ADULV LTA, De Af a0 HaclemiR pitdbS 5% 4C0 Mich Central, . ; 260 do... 100 Mich Southorn 30 #10 12814 + 28% 200 Gieve & e Wotedo,.. 094g Minois Contral,. 78% 69:4 100 Pittsburg. % $4000 gttaciead ola ye 150 sls Brie Je 30000 do 5000 Dem notes. ..5% tai 50 she Penn Coal... 117 | as Pacific Mail. .10 las 200 Eris pret. bey Hudaan Rav ee RR. baer Cent 50 Mich South, £55 150 Michigan 80 ear 50 a » Thewi+, Braishaw, Te! Opole; Loe Crghena, anaes veiga Two rk: T Dami, i, Mutansns; PSTurehy, dor schist ey. Brewer, Geo 100 Rowk Island. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Teespay,'Dec, 16—6 P. M. na wore very sparingly parchased at 8340. for pots 300 . NYork. nohinssen. or Buokss > Herite land. for | avd pearts, i ivan. and WD Mian ali easier, ie : Baeansrvrrs.—tke flour market was more active to-day, pt ides ye ” | and there was more firmness in prices, particularly of “Wist 8 bsehe E . | common brands. Sales were made of 17,000 bbls. State 12 ware Haw. Kaen hi * | and Western, 750 bbls, Canadian, and 1,850 bbls. South- IW Mekee, " * ern, within our revised range — EN superfine State and Wostern { Extra State, old and new. omxnon to choice extra e Lz > o FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Rye flour. oes Corn mea, Jersey and Braid ywine. Corn meal, Brandywine, per puncheon i} Buckwheat flour, per 100 1b%.,..... --Wheat was a trifle higher, with sales of 75,000 bushels | at $1 54.0 $1 56 for white art $1.39 a $146 for red and | amber Western, $1 26.9 $1 3834 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, and $) 20 8 $1 23 for Chicago spring. Corm | was firmer, with aales of 10,000 bushels mixed Western at Th1,6, a Tie, for sound, 66¢, @ T5é. for unsound and | heated. Rye was inactive al 8G. a Saics were made of 4,000 bukhels barley at $125.2 $145. Onts were quict 4 70c. per bushel, ovyme was very moderitely sought after and wan heavy, with sules reported of ema lots of Java at 340. Savanilla at Sle., and 140 bags Rio at 293ge, a 800, por The Pop qunouitions were as follows:—Rio, prime, tomr SSSSSTREKSS with a good deal of currency, and some new banks have lately been started on the basis of United States stocks which ave issuing paper very freely. Mercantile paper sella atéaT per cent. Cert cates of indeltedvess are more abundant than | they were; they sold dewn to 9614 this morning. | The tona of teeling in fuancial and commercial | circles this morning was extremely depressed. and almost desporident. Exchange advanced with gold this morning to 146.074. Every fresh check to the cause increases | the amount of money invested in gold and bills for mouths, poms 80. Ste. aah me. re r re fy shingte re . | a rt ¥, #0, , 24. an Slo. safety. Letters from Washington speak confident- | 206. orginargy to. 28. 3 wave; do./04c. @ ly of receipts of cotton which are to fellow the Janding of Major General Banks. A few thonsand Abe; St. Domingo, eaeh, 20, a | Counox.—There ‘were’ sales reporte: of 700 bates a& steaitier, though not quitably higher prices, middlings closing at ABE. a OO %go Freonie.—Jhere was pe ammanauintty, in the market, bat the tendency was downward, bh pap nny there were \Shinpeat 13.000 hshets wheat dt in balk and ship's bags: 800 tierces beof at 4s. nate ff exchange markets: but we have been #0 often promised cotton, apd he ally received so little, that bankers and merchants now receive Washing- ton prophecies with some incredulity. The stock and gold markete to day presented | the remarkable spectacle of an advance predicated on news of areverse to the army. Speculators | discount the repulse of Burnside at Fredericks. burg as meaning another adulteration of the na- tional curfeney by a further issue of greenbacks, and buy gold and stocks accordingly. , Gold rose | and 700 packages ptowisions nt TR. 6d, fordigh vessels. To Beliast a British bark cigs carge of gritio at 10d. per 60 pounds. To Priatl bb } floor were shipped at 26. 8d., and 150 bags clover seed Qhs. Kaine 1,200 packages provisions were engaged for | ‘Cuntinental porte by foreign Nate at Sts, 6d. for Bre- } men, and 492. for Antwerp, per ton, Tidy wos selling readily. at the.n 900, for North river al in peice, having boen neglected by to 153, at whieh price it was rather freely offeted | buyers. ti : by the regular street brokers; it closed 139% | Bore batipain Pgs ay Bad Ve, @ 286, (OF Hew, £ bid. Stocks opened very dull this morning, | Metsra were generally dull and Mimchangéd in vafive and prices on the 6 Moat the first board Rap te oe ‘of New Orloans amounted to 985 > 4 a were generally lower, Krie sold down to 00% WE browns. 0 important gales or cha goa Us, . against 61 last night, Central to de —— big siya, 8 eas hen sakiotty til Nints ; bed tein 103, ogi! the Western shares wore al! }¢ 9 94 | markable alteration ih prica®. z About eleven A.M, the ng?a of Burapidy’a [ Peoverosn— lyri was Weayy ab GUE R HEE U2 for inoagy, g