The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1862, Page 2

= od YORK ae ees DECEMBER 23, 1862. ete iee ata st of bis ily, No, 374 Myrtle ————$——$— semi-annual dividend of five per cent, free of government tax, payable January 2; the Bank of North America, a semi-annual dividend it by the weet ond mere’ ‘who oppose t ‘because, in bot ue sections, ' ise de- john M Mayo, cH Uber pable and vaugers ss vioiution a; the op aa Farowell, tittle Htiie! thy tronbies are o'er, ) at two gt on we ‘Dunict Webster AMTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS, lst fan sae 5 agtabeciene Thy spirit has heareawacd lowe : o'cioak. iB aye Uuy af Montnal, Lather; James | of three and a half per cent, payable January 6; , end. Rosetane ulieniy alt ‘Charies A. Wickliffe ‘Thou ari safely at rest om yon beautiful shore, Wiv-ox.—On Monday evening, Devoumber 22, Magy oon ny at Mamians, Sete’ ae pe . Senate. Charles J. Bide. Woere towers of love ever bloom. Mics. infant dangbter of Jouo and Phebe hy a. ) iene na Cy rietions, the Old Colony Railroad, three per cent, pay: domes A. Cravens, The funeral services will take plnoe this (Tuesday) annaiieRceen Ni Wasanxcroy, Dec, 22, 1802 Eiai, Ward ariel Gh citead me heeed Hee eee rere IA | evening, at balt-past soven ‘o'cloek at the residence of be Jansary 5; the Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company, THR TANKS EAPEDINON. . be yo street, this (Lue ree vaya pa meaBn g Her reme ns | Parents, 397 Atlantic stroot Brookiya. Friecda are i- a dividend of sixty-six per cent, payable January The Vick Prenpent inid before the Seaate a communica- Giement Le L Vallendighan, Gorge = Pye. wa be c:uveyed to North ‘Gusto forgutermeut by ihe Viled to'attend without further nob | avon, arey ie 1, being the amount of surplus and interest to No- retary of War 1 answer to an mquiry |g mus Bending ‘adsworth. be Had i ogee 21, Mrs, dana For 1p ben i outiern ty Kuowles: see vember 30; the Great Falls Manufacturing Compa- . .—On . q o ir ¢ in relation to the chartering of the steam- Beis — SvIK, widow of Dr, Russel Forsyth, of Albany, in tbe 78th SHIPPI N G N E ws. fran ‘Sncoane nat eee tain ae ny, asefhi-annual dividend of ten per cent, January ers Thames and Niagara for the Bunks expedition Chas. B. Covert, yeaa ber age. is Peaster 86 ce ah panne | Kelley: oe dace pict, Hatt y 1; the Dwight Manufacturing Company, a dividend The conunuatcation stat Georae Ke Shit, genes B. Rerelane- © relalis es uod {ricnas of the famil respeotfully ALMANAC TOR Baw vont amingo, Arnold, for sa ‘¢ Gem, Powell, for Buenos | of five per cent, on the 24th instant; the Bates Ma- 8 denbam E. Ancona, invited to attend the funeral, this Crees ny) altoracon, at BON RieEs,., eve 759 | Ayres; Lapwing, Grecoman, for poses; Nazarene, San- Pei authorized to procure bis from Commodore Van- Jesse Lacear. hii!-past two o'clock, from ibe residence ot her brother- | fun sete | Pun i iba, Btacey, and Convoy, | BUfacturing Company, a dividend of forty-five per e ei sgnes, hemiah Perry, ge dor oc Sioa waren. ncey Vibuard, 2 in-sw, Rey. Charlee G, Somers, 17 7 Be, bark’s place, The achr Mariquita, Barret remains will be interred in ‘Albupy. “ ~~ - cent; the Lancaster Mills make @ semi- aneual di- eB. Bradicy F. Granger. derbilt, of New York, b sta) official report has been vine pti toms ne Pan a mens to bi = peer (rep.) of Pa., moved to lay the resolu. Fob See Sunday morving, December 21, Mary Ger- Port of New York, December 22, 186%. irate ior 29—Arr ship Houghton, Percy, Genoa, to | yidend of five per cent. Secretary ar further states, unoftcially, tion on the tabie Carried-—75 against 40. TREK FigLD, am the 15th year of ber wpe. — y 5 be was informed tia! the vessels of the Banks expedition ‘THE TERRITORIES. Her remains will be taken to Providence, R.1., for in- CLEARED. | pour bas parks Hovamboms, aling, from The following is pablished oe Pe one ~ were inspected by G H. Vau Brunt, and the engines by Mr. Asnuxy, (rep.) of Ohio, introduced bills proposing | termeat, ™ mshinCassnpien, Bince un cae Mone aypiek. ‘Smith, for Lah Bart of, coreg tare for do do; count of the Michigan Central road on the © B. Haswell. ‘the Sccretary of Wai es that | @ temporary government for Idauoe, aud to enable the | Iiitt.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, December 22, at his | Bit fhove. tts ‘i npyerpad 1 ray, Br bri; Hannah Hinks for do do, inst.:— residence, 404 Pacilic street, Rosgrt Hit, aged 66 years and 3 days, ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are reapectfully invited to attend his funeral, from St. Peter's Episcopal Territories @ Nevada, Utah ed Colorado to form state overnments preliminary to t.cir admission into the Shion, Referred to the Committee on Territories. Marsxiutes, Dec 4—In. port bark Daniel, Staples, for Sicily to load for Boston, Mx»iNa, Nov 30—In port bark Samson, Leach. for NYork. Sia 2:d, bark SL rane Lee, Pepepeeyss ‘th, Br suip Argus, NYork; 29th, Br bri 8 Sbfp Shakerpere (Brem). Fechter, London0 Luling, Bhi Huds Potter, Bristeeg O Baker #00 Bark Glengail (Br), Mockler, Cork—H J & C A Dowoit, Hark Reindeer, Fletcher, New Haven, Genoral Banks ad full power im the Dr. Income Account. € report from bin ‘it ‘would be Dec. 1, 1862—To balance of this account per ‘Treasurer's report of June 1, 1862. $312,193 THE SKURETARY OF TW NAVY AND 188 APPOINTMENT OF ENT also eudmitied & letter from the i a, Geass tat aon eee : Stur- MIDSTAUMEN, church, State street, near Bond, on Wedveeday afteriwou Brig Gauges, Julinson, Cadiz—Trask & Dearborn, Momixrioa Uct f7~Are bark Edisto, Flinn, Boston, Fee eee Sen: | Mr. Catvewr, (Union) of Ma, offered a resolution, | at haif past two o'elck, without further invitation.’ |. Bix Wm Kibby (br), Murray, Savanilla—J & J Smith Monmorta, Nov $—Tn port i. Gomera, Oxi i. 1, 1862. gers, of New ¥ ibe Thames was a new Vessel, (hat ee was iavoebo! m 1962, that she was built ©f the best material and iu ibe best manner, that ber en- Helamater Works, New York; Brie Elbe (Br), Reekwith, St Teomaee R Dewolf, Brig Herald, Wing, St Domin, Brie Porte Tinta threw), Koper, Port au Piatt—O F & HG Hawks.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, December 22, Cuaries H., son of Hevry and Winifred Hawks, aged 4 years, 6 months and 26 days. (Doo Arr brig Har Harriet 7 Fiicomb, Portian Randle, sth, ‘one 3 Pe tine y-B Milliken, Norden, Boston: which by his request was laid over, setting forth that the Secretary of the Navy has wilfully and illegally ap- pointed acting midshipmen during the reeess of Congress, TANEAS, Bhai TOAD... ...cereeeeeee 1S income acoount this day. ‘Gilkey, sobr. gines wore made al the | eis ‘ eased fo ") d that t and attempted to justify himself by the arbitrary as- The friends und acquaintances of the family are invited | Schmidt. ou na; 12th. b Jo Grand Greenleaf, ton, aa oe a ro ise lace fteaiver is utter | Sumptin ei necessity, tbe House “acco:dingly protest | to attoud the funeral, from the resicence of bis parcuts, | Big Lady, Washicgton (Br), Morris, 81 Jobe, NB—P I Ey crt sores, Porant: sche TA'Grinn, Foster, do, | Py dividend of § per cout, July 2, 1862..; s181.713 Seam Soma aloe most decidediy against ‘oe action, and ali such appoint | No. 135 Tillary atreet,on Wednesday aiternosn, at hail. tind Rooth, Vera Cruz—J B-Dow. ge Harriet, Titcomb, Portlan ‘a By annual payments toward sinking ( funds... 4 The Vice) esDExt “lz0 tted a letter from the | ments are declared null and void. past two ae pa AE AL a jessie’ A Woodhouse, Thomas, New Orleans—Geo W | shanghae, Sept rr bark ‘Bauly C Starr, Sargent, By Scere on erabangey trom had ~ o eb at M) oncecticut, certify g to ork ‘STER TO MEXICO AND THE FRENCH. Hearne —On . rt 20, 01 ju a ‘iowa P, ’ Saal * r xchany rom ee ee ee On motion of Mr, Cox, Copp.) of Obi, It was resolved | tio, Saxau Jame, wife of Joseph Hemingway, aged 31 | “Schr S.A Falconer, Bulkley, Beaufon—DOMueray. rienkiea, s1acare bri prey uh emo Si he A | 1962, t0 Dee. 1, 1862,..--.0.+. .»-» $501,264 (rep ) of Jowa,said there seemed to be that the President be requested, if not iucompatible with } years, 6 months and 24 days, a Trade Wind, Corsou, Washington—Vao Brent H Gould, Sinith, NYork: 280, bark Rambles, Pas ackard, do, | By interest and ‘exchange accoun trom 0G in regard to these vessels, ‘and | the public rervice, to communicate to this House any wl, raatives a lands. sre: senpacinly Iavited (0 BAER Darhy. Rogers, Washington—D © M: ri Overmana, ‘Bugei, New York: rig BF Nasb, |" June 1, 1862, to Deo. 1, 1862........ 200,504 ‘sai y resale corresporde ce or other information ingbis posscesion re- | altend the funeral, at the Eightocuth street Nethutist | St Oty Paden Waehiugione\an Brunt & Slaght, h : bors he | lating Yo the alleged interference a! ourdinister to Me io | Tptiorpal church, ee th Drooklya, thie (Tuesday) atter- a 4 W Blane Ws Ns nsbin.on—Van Bevo & Siac. ai Ba iNcx, Dec 6—In port brig Robt Mowe Jr, Day, | py balance to new ACCOUNE......s.06 vee 511/248 sfacts | in favor of the F 1 war between (he 9 A wo o'clock, chy Yorktown, Woxlom. Baltinore—Merrii Rio J ov 8-8 oa ay ne National okt the Raiverer of the Frenen, by Heron Frilay, December 19, Demmany, unisa, | Shr Sophia Godfrey, Rvtel, Fors Delaware—Baker & Agee: sib, wee Ame ae enh ee fara sie La eae TEER is Oe of ch 1 he iy i of wl wn from Mexico of of typhor fe mewber Of aD pany ‘Thirty Great Stat 4 as juvnna, Nov 2i5—In port Norship Protector, Kraca, for ¢ foregoing accoun' shows je net reco! 10 fo aes oe ae Far aree erdaatnion: from Ee regitent '’. Y. V.. iu tho 20th year of his nee E\ Derady, Colo, Kilzaneitport—€ L Snow, NYork 2:th, with wcurye of iaxe and colton: barks Audrew | for shx eile anes Tot int., after deducting overating, dite be empowered to send for pe tsons aod papers TUE NEWSPAPERS AND THE TAX LAW. - The relatives and tends of the family are espectiully Lineula "Pa 4 o.. from aed So for 4 Foto lodena, Ryder, and | interest and exchange #toounts, but excluding the amount Mr. Hat cht that the re On motion of Me atm anawurt, crep.) of Obio, the | Havited to sitend the foncral, from Nu 196 Spring street, | Rohr Saran Juue, Sau telap: Meneses Ave tite Come pall to the sinking fans, to be $465,207 20. After de bad & Committee of Ware Aa Meas were instructed to inquire | on Wednesday afternoon, at Sue o'clock : Aye, Sr Tuowasy Dec —1n poit brig Nepontet ducting the amount paid to sinking funds,the balance ject the expediency of amending the Tax law go that His rematus wiil be takeo to Greenwood for interment. < Sieamebip: Bavaria (Hans), Meter, Hamburg Nor 30, via | ton arr Nov 29, for do via Tirks helenae next d $380,167 29. Adding the balance to credit of this account, In port 4th, sche Sailie Mears. Haskell, for a guano island, Te ‘Nov 2—Sid Br bark Isavella Robinson, Munday, orl Pa ad Nov 20—Arr ship Aramede Snow, Morrison, Bas- Hewsky.—Ou Mo) infant son of Thomas: Hyxts.—On Suit Many Hi sve, a potive of Roserea, county Typerary, ire . December 22, HARYRY ALHRKD, and Aminta M. Hensey. day, December 20, of drones, Mrs ise and 167 passenger-, to Kun- YW gain, with w great cent of suaw ‘Arrived off Bundy June 1, $312,193 78, less the July dividend, $191,713, the amount to credit of income aceount is. 1248 pen paid for these ves- $11 Deduct dividend of 6 per cent, declared this day.. 302,860 mouth ‘esolution was adopted tvoulating mob exceeding 2,500 copies may kud Leavy head sea during the passaze, Hi M, and off ( berry ars Witson EMANCIPATION Mr. Piscitaa, (rep.) of Ohio, introduced a Dill OF THE SLAVES OF RBUETS, The Vick Vassipesr also laid. bolore the Senate Geom: | emanclration ol the slave. o¢ rebels in tbo States and | aud, in the AS pete sf Nanas. ss gue, to Margour & Co. nae Bay. COH, Oct 10-Sid ship Bvean Hinks, Atwood | Leaves a balance to Income socoant of... .....$208,598 Munication from the secretary of State. transinitting the ories of t t wh , Ae B00. FON Be Ae |. gra during (be passage, (tro. Bamton), Galoviia, Scrat oat M sos apy = thd sit hs = prey haga Rer remains were taken to Culvary Cemetery for inter- eum araco (0 8 transport Bearse, mSiidies, American Ports. From this it would appear that while the Mi telegra;bic comm he mouth of the nion) of Md. ios On Wt eer want B Oe he a RORTON, Dec 2), Pu—Ar brs Pathway, Comptob, | BAD Contral. earned, 1,047,086. inthe six months ‘Sian ee era ng: ecerternype yi hors api sailh Mourn, on ballast 10 U 8 Quartercinate: See ee has saidgect 65 140.8 | envting Dec. 1,162, its working expenses during the rdered ye Pri retary of > ranidunds ob tee anid Parke: Hoffman, Vortiand, with mdse and | §\4 steamship Saxon: bri: Gen Marshall. same period were only $591,264—rather less than twill take place from the THE (MIERNAL REVENCE LAW. ch he caused t e D pagcouge sto TB Grove AC : ‘ Mr. Lattiam, (opp.) of Cut, presented a memorial . brother, Thames Ormaby,. 278 Seventh aurced, on W edsiee; Si: Hemisphere, Tayivr. Liverpool, Nov 6, with mdse and | 3! i eae nee cous reh a post jor two brigs Sid | 45 ner cent.’ Yet the New York Central, which is gigned by ueariy ali th | day afternoon, atone o'ckick Her reumveing Will be taken | 35 passengers, 10 Fao A McGaw, Nov at 45 16, lou 21 16, SOME Den Ia Ant Gott HO freaks, Miller, Gua- Honan s age States, ask ng fur ap am ‘ amo ares (Or Soe NRE Bh ‘ TEL atae oer ie en 4 poate JMB | nica, FR; sche Dantet ‘Willlains, Hopkins, Barbuion via St one of the best managed roads in thecountry, a Lovb.o¥.—At Now Orloaus, on Monday, November 3, | tt tl % 5s, A MP | Thomas.’ Cid bark George & Henry, Gu Joast of i i . daw. North At irom London for New York, Bil, Sth Ssawranienca! aA Core tei (BO. BoP Mavenas th mits that its working expensesare 60 per cent; and wanted to itiow whetl 2LvIN S. Lv OY, @ member of Company Ry eyereengidticar gy akg ase | Sand 44, lon 43 and 49, auw ecveral tee. | Herald: Wiley, Boston; ] W iline, Manson, New Haven via | we learn that those of the Erie, which is also ad- Mr. CLark,(rep.) of No A, trom the Committee on « crime for clinging to the privilege 1 Wisconsin regiment, m the 32d yesr of bis ¢ 3 Berl Claims, reported a bili to pey tho tuncral ex; euses of the samong the nrol his name on the lst of » Clarissa Currier, Flitver, Liverpool, 48 days, with and, Below ship | mirably managed by Mr. Marsh, will not be less euatur ; ch i formed bim that debate was pot ia or ry’s brave detencers. No imerceuary motive ae, to Trask & Dearborn . Bs P y laic seaator b. i. Bakor, which was a8 informed him that debate was not in 6 bat ti pire, patrionte spiriturged Lim | | Ship Exccisigr, Swit, Liverpool, Now 9. with, oy and Prlawareahrs,| than 60. Can it be believed that, notwithstanding Mr. Grimes offered a resolnition instructing the Com * Mr, Stevens, the resolution was tabled, by Ossury, NpoU his country’s aiiar Ni aignallzea ship Movarch of (he Sea. from Liverpool tor | & Lente . schre Arctic, | the recent advance in every kind of railway sup- tee on Naval Alluirs to imquire ito the expedien inst 48, nd a kind companion, abd in his a Perkins, Providen: ojAnaell. re. Baston: O Brett, Clark, | 4 of labor, the Michigan Central is run for abolishing the { uited States Marine AWLORS TO TAKE PRECEDENCE OF ALL OTUERS jo=s will be deeply felt by bis cowrades aud bis hi Cnsiutlon (BH. Catien, Livergoul, Oct 3h, with de via Tangier; 8 # Jones, Weaver, Norwalk, Conn, vis | plies an jabor, the ga run Qunization, and stinehiug it te the Uni TMM DEMANDS ON THR ‘URKASU! mise and 261 passengers, (0 Williams & Guion, One Infant OELIZABETHPORT, Dec 2—Old schrs Reaper, Ferris, | leas than it used to be, and 16 per cent less than the iwentieth regiment «f ifantry, an eat, (rep ) of Pa.ypifered a joint resoly The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully died. doin Willaros seaman, (ell trom aloft overboard aad | pinbury, R Racer, Kelly. Somerset; CH Lev ring. Jones | the Erie and Central? Does not this statement by billor otherwise Alopted —” which pase, derlarms it astthe optnion oF Congress | fuvited to.attend the funeral from No. 17 Harrigan street, | "E19 p, ” (oh nua), Simonson! Liverpoot, Oct 23, | New London. Geo Washtugton, Peck, New Haven: Daniel j TUR NAVAL coretary of the Treasury should take im on Wednes ning, st ten o'clock, p Daring (ol Bo “tte moeape MeTORe dor, fely | Webster, Penn, Providen san & wat Tayici remind one of the magnificent statements which Mr, Hate offered a revel.t fr the payment or the sums due to sol Lyn lay, December 19, Awastasia A. LYNCH, , . ee bil scted Stamford; Mil Green, Pend, we used to publish in 1856 and 1856, which were Of the Navy te inform tho $ Gictueat stint ler rs, and that preference be given to such daughi c Henry Lynch, of this city, Ship West Post, Guilds Liverpool, Oct 30, with mdse, to © HASTPORT, Bee 16—Atr bark Mary O Potter, Phinney, * the number of caplans on the active list pas been in- | of creditors over ull others, whether judicial, legisiative The ee of the family are fovited fe anh Hae ae eee Experienced heavy W weatter duriag the entire | wy) or: (and cl for doy. Cld 6 Arnon, Sinall, New | the nataral preface to the crash of 1857? 4 the number authorized by the law of | or executive ral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, at Trini 3 b York: 12th, bi ‘olson, Barbudos. 18th, ' 8 follows Say 16, 1082, aon by virtue of what hw ninety-one com. | ALEX SEAMEN AXD HE ONF YEAR MarcKaLzanos Law. | churcb. aghly Bushire Baten a ard, Liverpool, 's Bar Auu Miklecitey, Bradford, Nyorky ache Tilt: Crosby, is histo of the Sub-Treasury was a Manders appear on the ve list ia the Naval Register, Warn, (opp.) of N. Y., offered a resolntion te in- MacDoyaip.—On Sunday, Degember 21, after a sbort hip Richard'S Ely, Livingston, seepool, Oct 80, with Ecow our, Dan IS-Cid adhe Kate (Carta moa to-day:— when the woresaid law the number to seventy-two. | chide aliens in the marine corps and navy, who mre aac sat aaa ret Agnes unena mees, to How vii 4 Frothinghom, Dur canines ‘ate Carleion, jen, 403,174 oy ml served rand been bonorabiy discharyed, in the 5 mou eleven days, Passage, a colore ine unknown, fell from i aie fe rises f mat previous deciaratwa of citizen. aac, com the residence . GLOUCESTER, Deo 16—Arr achr S_P King. Calais for 9,572, a at tae tigens without previou parents, No. 307 Pearl street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, | Privates id another bark yore to: a show nual Yor tr veh Bearer for NYor! Hall, Beitast for Alexan- elerred to the Judiciary Corami tee. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYERS AND HANKING HOUSES. ‘came on Soon after, when we abated saw the two vessels the time, soon ran her out of git of her, and. when it we sniling very fast at ,oligred & resolution re- Mr. MeDeveart, (opp) of Cs to furnish the Senate y of the Na oh, brig pTlArD. Clay. York; Mat oe Ma as et for NYork. questing the Secreta at half-;'ast one o'clock. of the revert made by Chief Engineers Stymer On motion of Mr. Traix, (rep.) of Mass.,a resolution Montreu! (Canada) pees lense copy. ‘ cod Newell yoo the causes for delay in 5 completion | was adepted providing fora select committee to inquire Mooxsy.—On Sunday, December 21, James Mooysy, nb Monarch ¢ of sha Bes, . 2 acer, ip garaees onl, ae vith Pare! oo pet as pie Sid peecyres J Trawav, Sherman, aetna aie Cabo Heesvenic,, Alpin’, wiicther nay cect oreuipinye of theigoverimncnt 1 in- okt fends and acquaintances of the family are respect- | §!P.Saranak. trom Philadel Bin for taverpoots18ih, Ie epee UiYPORT, Dot 19—Sid abip Wynona (new), Lont, do. WOO 62: terested, directly or indirectly, in »ny bawking house or ‘liiams, frou Liverpool Nove $000 US 5's, "74,000 92 Mr. Moboveaut alse offered a r :tion of inquiry into Jon 56, spoke aes Albion, Port THILADELPHTA, Dec 2—Arr bri thei Gilkey Clenfue- Gen Koyd, Evans, Beaufort, N { ihe accident U8 the Passaic, Adopted. moneyed institution having contracts with the govern: | fully mvited to attend the funeral,frem his late resi- | for New York. J ainasenaentantyaebemces = itm ts zn Ship Emerald Isle. Taylor, Liverpool, Oct 29. with mdse a Debonalre (Br). |. 6000 Trea y2-lopoa ree 50 300 ms t, or deal: tocks or other propert: donce, Astoria, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock Me. Mavis, (ain) of Ky,, introduoed a, bill requiring aaa oe ee eee eer ene Ccomuonx more’ |. Mrutt.—On Sunday moruing, December 21, ater a | 10 passengers, to Tapucctt & Co. Had heavy westerly gales, Srvumaw, Corum WS: Crar Harmand. Picton: aie: | 000 : a) oe the President to ap)oint & commissioner to adjust, settle HRROES, lingering iliness, Curistiawa, wile of Wiitiam Miller, in the Mee “aan eg Spitom, setené, weal fail, Providence: HW Morse, Benton, eaurta {smo v8 i pos re ioe Erie I sae an: liquidate she cisims, accounte and debis between the Mr: Hetcuixs, (rep. ) of Ohio, ottred « secliion Ho. Gist, oar ot ber age. ida taiked ae: eebeiriate vied eehies cn olyer, London, we Peirsol man, NYork: Eben. Barger. Trecr, and nd y' 300 930 ni 1 e durin : ; sing to give gold n t Idiers whe, in the i t : Biel othe Cmaps on tin aniotys || Rian OF “peril firey oreeeed dver to Frederiekeburg, | to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. he geeacc cg ienottpremcaiviana gy eee Borden, Welgutiogion, Fall River, Cld, stir Norma Be “toe us denaad a: wn 8 aun ‘ices it 436 TRE STATE PRISONERS Reterred to the Committee on Military Affairs. Hester street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two eas P. Nuble (Br, of Jondonderry), Large, Greenock, 46 | S0t; Boston. Ware ton, London; brige All iggout : ee 0G IS Sawyer, Port Royal; Reporter, Ginin, Portsmouth, Ni Walters, Acquia Creek; Garibaldi, at 1o00M6,eHASJeXIyo 12 Montreal papers‘please copy. Mr. Powell’s resolution inquiring. whether apy person ‘A HOUDAY ANJOCRYMEST. th coal, t ain s L Tilley “Br, or ‘Yarmouth, NS), Cook, Greenock, arrested had been reuired to take an cath pot to sue The resolution of Mr. Mallory, (Union) of Ky., that (the Mvcutaxs.—On Monday morving, December 22, Exiza, Lamot Dupont, Hering, Port Horace Stapi those arresting them as a cowdition of release was then | Sevate Se seen hace trou Tues, | the beloved wile of Dennis Mullins, ta the 40th year of | S38, with coal toBoyd & Wincken. tons), Reed, Gibbs: Port Span! Tey, Henderson, ‘Triumph, tao WV oa te ies takeu up and passed. day to the first Monday in January, passed by a voto of | her oer of the parish of Ballybooly, county of Puen Pina a in ballast, o Nesmith. d& Sons, son, ad Sarah eee oe Cabot, edi 7000 Erte Ist m bas. 116 . Saulsbury's resslution ro a inst 47. . nd (Nor), Larrison, Londqp, 8, ia . inte caware nto fate cl'cion there,‘wag takes apes | nn slaves ie rue ae eraren The reiaives and friends of the family and thore of her | to Ho 306 & Sade PROVIDENCE, Dee Ss Arrsteamer Fetch Young. Yew | “topo Hari ai m-, 104 Mr. ANTHONY, (rep.) of R I.,mnoved to refer itto the | Mr. Bixozaw moved that the Committee on the Judici- Furlong, are respecttully invited to at- | | Bark Minna (Pi Pius), Radmahn, Cardi, 60 da EE Gn, Dee Sra wommeal Nites Fea se chOrepeou tis, Committee on Military A(cirs. ary be discharged from the further consideration of the hich will take place from her late resi ‘Bark Faauy Kirchner coideny, Lange, Bremen, Oct 10, ber, do for Pawtu ket. Skt schr Bw Nort rup, New York; | 099 Mich So2d m.. 9256 The motion w.s siiscussed until the expiration of the | bill declaratory of the emancipation of slaves in the rebel | deuce. corner of avenue A aud East Twenty-third street, pith maee, to Ruger Bros, ith fst, on the Banks, spoke | #09 Gipsy. Batley. New York. ; A 500 A & Ter H 1stmm 100 morning hour, when, cx motion of Me, Lang, (rep.) of Ind., | States arc Territories. thm (Tuceday) sftecnoos , at two o/olock precisely. Dreadnooght ienee for Lien) pools 12th, lat 43. 'ton 88 | ponduat for Pawtucket vn Ceker’ NNOFK: S0bF Placilla, | 00 A ater Hdd. 83 the bill relating to the disenarge of State prisoners was | Mr. Wicsuir¥e,§(Union) of Ky.—Oh, don’t be iu a bur- Moust.—On Su ‘December 21, Sirs. Exizanern ns ¢ atiip Isaac Webb, hence for verpoots 0 9 iat 80 30, acon for Fawulicke “arr scien _Magachunett, Gott, Now F taken up, ry. Watt tor the proclamation ? Movnt, aged 84 years and 6 months. eo 18. fel i 4n with Br bark Free Trad ler, of London, water ye itl, token B Aroulart is, Nvorks Wahenen: 8356 Mc Lang, (rep.) of Iud., procecded to address the | "The bill was read for the information of the members. | _ The funeral will take place from the residence of her fark Morey Ellon Gridies “Angastars: Noy 28, and the Bar | 420i Nash Seuate. ef i It provides that all persons neld in involuntary servitude | son-in-law, John Lockitt, No. 26 Fulton street, Brooklyn, | pig, with Bide 's, to Harbeck & Halstend. ‘Sech just, off Cape SAN FR. Dec 19—Sid ‘ship Monsoon, Merni, Mi Saciamcny said (hat the Senator from Indiana had | or slavery, except for crime, in any Stato or Territory of | on Weal aetay as cat pt te dco msdha | Tieetde ORR AED oon, ence ar beat oe MUMMERS A ache Decatur’ Oakes, Oakes, Eli : the : ‘ r, : ston, Sbare, Alexan 4 st, to omitted the most important part of the record in regard | the | uited States, or any parts therect, the people Gioia Monday, December 22, Taowas Mczu- | Wakeran, Dimon & Go; yap aera zu! othpor which may be in insurrection on the let of January, to the State of Deiaware, The record was full, and showed nr ESTEE that Lelaware had always been true and loyal to the | 1863,shali,on the day und year aforesaid, be declared | GaN, 142 years. g Bark Frank A Badger er SE fea Tiaten. Claeys oat . — - United States,%and the only disloyalty that’ could be | free and forever released from the involuntary servitude | — The friends and ucquaintances are respectfully invited | 3,\, ‘ os ? FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL shown was treating with courtesy an envoy from a| or slavery aforesaid; and that the President | to attend the funeral, irom bis late residence, 140 Third | Brig ‘Lina \ (Nor), Holrst, Cork, 80 days, in ballast, to Funck, t 6 170 sovereign State. He rend the resolution passed by the | of the United States shall, by Proclamatioba on | avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Meineke & 4 lgcrei nants PUA -Paeahamesiare obo clove Pts Ae its Legislature, utterly disapproving of the objcots of the day, dcclare all porsnos’ so held within | Ovett.—On Friday, December itt on saniaehl 6 Brig Gold Munige (Be. of At Sop. MED, Con, Be Mate, Deo Monpay, Dec. 22-6 P. M. eeceanaboe ak man’s mission, He contended, at some length, that | such States and Territories in insurrection to be free and Opxti, gon of James Odell, Esq... Rot th Yeayrond, © porkiiae cheer we E inst, Sei: on as Tv m Gal& Chic RR... 88 Hee ins for poco. and bo behovet that if { entitied to the protection of their personal liberty accora | The relatives aud fiiends of the fatally are réapect: cea rami ape ane aged (hy DR ‘o-day’s bank statement compares as follows ber ame ‘i her counsels had been followed there would bave been | ing to the constitution and laws, and by all persons in the | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of | toox'4 pilot from boat "xoa Zand ibat 1 night, during a KNW with that of we pice Bs to-day peace in tho land instead of war. civil and military service of the United States: and that | his father, at Yonkers, N. Y., this (Tuesday) morning, at | gale, lost fore toveall; 2st, was spoken by iy BO Jane, Nol, Wek ending Specie. Circulation. as eepetie its, Mr. Lane said bis argument was simply to show that | full compensati'n shall be hereafter provided by the ock. ‘when being short of handa (three men dead and sick) aud “$172 in iy 36,708, 754 9.929. : the President bad reason to believe that ther United States to all loyal citizens whose slaves may be 1.—-On Monday, December 22, Eutex Terres, | the vessel much iced up, chartered the Jane to tow tho brig Ler i bad 154 traitors in tielaware. ve Mat bere were | emancipated by this act. euly daughter of Elen and James O'Donnell, aged t year, |! Bort. (BP), McDougall, Windsor, NB, 8 daps, with Bes say ee Seeeey cece iste it Mr. Bayarn, (opp.) of Del.,#aid that at the proper ‘The question was taken, and resulted in a vote of 62 | 5 ge) and ll fea oftsk BiG nee ae plement Murer, Rowgal, indsor lays, wi hts $19 - =~ ee time he would reply to the wanton assault of the Senator nist A two-thirds —.. being required, Mr. Bing- ternee eee athe | tener 1, cro iho eenrdente meh | ee Sebr Joba Persins, Rick, Beautort, NC, with mdse, (ORF | Decreaso.. 1,154,418 39,915 saps Buck & Sehr 8 ‘Townsend, benef Washington, Schr Alida, Lombard, Philadelph’a for Bi . Sehr € C Comstock, sea Patlade!phia for Kew Londen, Scbr Wreath, Randall Schr A Hammond, , Boston for Philadelphia. Sehr JH Horton, Nigkeradh. Boston for Tangier. Schr Vineyard, Stubbs, Boston for Tangier. "8 motion was disag COMPENSATION YOR EMANCI pote anet IN MISBOUR. Mr. Waite, (rep.) of Ind., from the select Committee on Border State Emancjpation, asked leave to report a Dill appropriating twenty millions to aid Missouri in emancipating her slaves, and that it be recommitted to the select committee. Agreed to—77 against 33. from indiana on the Leyisiature of Delaware. The at tack was pet ae alge and want: ©1 motion of Mr. Figcp, (rep.) of No J.,the bill was postponed. ‘The Sevate then went into executive seasion,and sub sequently adjourned, This statement shows that the banks continue to pursue their policy of steady expansion and in flation. Though the deprsite show a very trifling increase, the loans are up nearly a million. Of parents, No. 15 Monroe street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock precisely. UvGatox.—Suddenly, on Sunday, December 21, of con- gestion of the brain, LILLY Foxkasr, infant daughter of Walton J- and Mary’A. T. Oughton, aged 1 year, 11 months and 21 days. KR SeSsseszess ge eaaie House of Representative: ° INQUIRY RELATIVE TO CENSUS SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY. The friends and relatives of her parents, and these of Schr Ringgold (wrecker). Garrison, trom Dan brig William | Course, asthe banks are ina state of suspension, BOARD. Wasunworow, Dec. 22, 1862. | ,MT, Wrsox, (rep.) at lows, en act ep ramped Webi. are reapetfully Ashore Mone Sake Gucatn Ie ceaicker), Merritt, Little Rockaway, | 20d lie under no obligation to keep any specie at PX B0Osbs BrieRR pe-b10 95 THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION. Whether Mr. Kennedy, who wrote. the recently publiahed | 120 West Twenty-vinib street, this (Tuesday) alternoon, | “an enchom erect aye st scory anen, Wiimington, | *!, the decline of over a million in gold is without dh pone gh i Mr. Surrrinun, Copp.) of R. T., presented the credentials | letter to Jacob Thompson, is the same who now holds the | at two o’clock. to U S Quartermaster. importance. There is no good reason why they | 400 Harlem RR. Rimuy.—On Sunday, December 21, Marv, wife of Far- reli Rietly, in the 49th year af her age. her soul rest in peace. Amen. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at ber residence, at Hunter’s Point, L. J., this (Tuesday) aftervoon, at two office of Superintendent of the Census. Mr. CoP, (opp.) of Ohio, objected, saying it was known that Mr, (Kennedy still held the office. ‘THE DEFICIENCY SUPPLY BILL, ‘The House considered the bill to supply the dedciencies BELOW. should not go on increasing their loans to $200,000,000 or more. They are already broken and dead ip the ¢ eye of the Jaw, and they cannot be of the Hon. Michael Hahn, representative elect from the First Congressional district of Louisiana. Va motion of Mr. GaaM, (rep.) of Obio, they were referred to the Committee on Electi®ms. Shin RCnekm Ship Sule 3 ile. All by pilot boat MB Fis! Ber te ighlander. “By plc heat wane L Within. Ouebrie unknows. 786 00000 Trea 7 ToRsa mx 1000 do endorsed 1 do. “1018 TRE PAY OF VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS. dir. Wirsom, (rep.) of lowa, offered a resolution directing the Secretary of War to inform the House what number of vol nteer regimeuts are jn the service of the United States to whom arrears of pay are Low due; ior what Jen,ib of time due to each regiment, and the reasons why they have not been paid. Mr. Wicktrer, (Union) of Ky., said @ similar resolu tion fd already been adopted. dir. McPuRRSON, (rep.) Of Pa., remarked that the in- forma’ ioe bad already been given by the Secretary of the ‘Treasury. ‘on giotion of Mr. Moers, (rep.) of Me:, the resolu. ‘tion was referred to the Committee on Military Affuirs, THE TAX’ LAW. “ On motion of Mr. Arwotn, (rep.) of TI, a resolution was ad yted instructing the Committee ‘on Ways and Means to inquire foto the oxpedieucy of amending the Pax law +0 thut licenses may be transferred and may be good in the hands @f the assiguees for the time given. THE SREY N Mr. Lovesoy, (rep.) of Iil., offeréd a resolution instruct- ing the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire whether uither legislation is required op a letter submitted by hin: from av Hiinois colgucl, who sets forth the apnoy- ances to which he bas Been subjected in consequence of neyroes freed from the rebels Veing bindered in their traueportation with the army. he resolution was adopted. RESTORATION OF PRACE, Mr. VatcaspiGnam, (opp.) of Olio, offered the follow. ing. saying be proposed to debate it, which causee it to he over Reso'ved, That this House earn greedy and edectual mesenres b rica; and that no tir © cessation of hostilities, tly desive that the most en for restoring peace Jost in proposing an im- order to the tf ‘tement of the controversies whict brow, ny about thie unnecessary aud injurious civil wn just and adequate security against the ro Tre of une ealamiticn Jo times to come, tnis House de- sire ( ofter the most earnest sssurances to the country that will in due time cheertally co. er. with the Execu- 4. the States for the restoration of the Union by such | mow. <olema piendment and provisions of the for wecurs ane ihe several Bustos end’ seoulous within the Unione ee onrtiutioa, A Pk POSITION: i smeREECE 1 TuE RANE OF \) Watwme, (rep.) of Mase, offered the followin; res fom, eo : ved, That, the Onmmittee of Ways and Means be in- ite snquire Into the expediency of authorizing the “ the Treasury, a! bis discretion, to issue bonas ant of op@ bundred millions Ls dollars, of such tious as shall be best adupted to the purpose of on, wa Serine nar a the rate of six per centum payable in Saas tee at the pleasure of the iment, and Fecelvabie for all dues wo the goerument © Countomme, < FUE YRESIORNT AND THR WRT OF HAUEAS CORPUS. Mr. Penvurton, (opp.) of Ubio, offered a resolution that ‘the protest aod remonstrance Of uirty. six members of the Honse, submitted therewith, against the unconstity i recently passed, indew- others for suspending the writ boas Corpus, be ente.ed ou the journal, + stating the circums'ancea under which the bill ir protest cunciud @ us follows rei usa! of the Hous to jn OF tue bi as au arbiter, diy. an junt to members, nd derogatory to its character as @ Passer. t for the year ending with June next. Mr. Cox regarded all deficiency bills as leading to cor- rupt legislation. Mr. Monit, (rep.) of Vt.. replied, showing that thousands of volunteers had been added tothe army since the last session; hence provision should be made for their payment. ‘The bill was passed. ‘The Houre then adjourned. MARRIAGES AND "DEATHS. ‘ December 15, by the Rey. Mr. Ellis, Mr. Huon Covrev to Mias Canoune, daugh- ter or Richard’ b.. pronto Calitornia aud Or eet aeons Seven tnartone 4 —On a, pate December 16, by the Rev. Robert G. Dickson, dir. Taeovore W. Bi woop 10 Miss Saran H. Carron, ai! Of this city. Grasat—Ewert —On Tuesday, December 9, by Lise ap meres at the Fifteenth street church, Cel. Ct K. “uM to Mrs. Mant Boxesk Every. ‘asbirgton Cty papers please copy. Lavr—Cacag —On 8 coday evening, December 21, at the reaidence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. 8. H. Siveker, Powsne B. Lawt to Mary J, Carne, fourth ghter of Alexander A. Cabre, » all of Brookiyn, E. D. No Ferns, durghter ef the late John W. Richardson, a of this city. No cards, Woon—Horenworr. —At New Springville, Staten Island, on Thursday. December »y the Rev. John E. Meitre, Baxxet V. Woop to Mise Euas Jawe Boronwour, all of that place. California papers pleae copy. Died. ALiex—On Monday, December 22, Mrs. Banwer H. At- ike, widow of va tacsae James Allen, of Bridgeport, Conn. , ip the 73d year of ‘The relatives and frieude of the family are respectfully jovieed to attend the funeral,on Wednesday morving, at half-past pipe o'clock, from’ the residence of her son, James C, Alea, No, 138 Livingston street, Brooklyn. Her remaine will be interred at Bridgeport, Conn, Lea pearponpennp hy on Sune , December 31, Damm, beloved and only von of Michacl and Elenor Bolger, aged 3 years, 1 month and 11 days. he friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Twesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 29 Wari reet. ‘The remains will be interred in the Comete rf Crore, Flatbush, Bovaa. Monday ber 22, after a lingering and painful lilnese, Jane Yi. wife of William Beyer, in the "S year of her age; ‘The relatives and friende of the family the members of Warren Lodge I. 0. of O. F., and af other members of the Order, are respectfully invited to attend the funoral ser- vices, which will be held at the Baptist church, in Sixth street, between avenues 1H and C, on Wednesday after- noun, at une o'clock. Her rematus will be taken tw Cy- press Hill for interment. Beamwonam.—On Wednesday, December 17, from the effects of wounds received at Froderickeburg.’ ‘Lieutenant Ayonew Bernwinona, Sixty-ninth regiment New York State Volunteers, General Meaher’s Irish Brigode. e'clock. Roacx.—At Suflolk, Va., on Saturday, December 13, Hewny D. Roacn,son of the late William Roach, of Far Rockaway. I. I. His remains will be interred in lot No. 5,735 Green- wood Cemetery ,on Wednesday afternoon, at «ne o'clock. Surra.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, December 22, of con: sumption, Maky C. Sura, aged 21 years and 10 months. The relatives and frieuds of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, at the residence of her mother, No. 80 Prince street, on Wednesday afternoon , at two o'clock. Surrn.—On ’ yonday , December 22, afver along and pain- ful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Sorma Sammi, aged 48 years. The relatives an@ triends are respectfully invited to at- tend the fnnerai.from her late residence, No. 61 Mont- gonery street,on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, remains will be taken to Taleaen Cemetery for inter- ment. ‘Stenetns.—At Stamford, Ct.,on Sunday, December 21. Wituiam Cunster, son of J. NN. Stebbins,’ beq , aged % ears. P The friends of the family are requested’ to attend the funeral, from bis father's residence, on Weduesday, at tweive o'clock, noon. wax.—On Monday, December 22, Sauces, Seaman, ‘aged 31 years and 8 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fu on Wednesday afternoon two o clock, from residence, Oxford street, one- door from Myrtle avenue, , Brooklyn. Suevipay.—On Sunday, December 21, Exxvon Sani paw, wife of Jamer Sheridan, a native of Arva, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 27th year of her age. The {riends and acquaintances of the f family are re- quested to attend the funeral, from ber Jate residence, 1,388 Broadway, near Forty. hipth strect, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. Her remains will of taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Sravise.On Friday, December 19,Comymia, widow of Jame ine, aged 74 years and 6 ‘months. Phos will take place from the residence of her w, KR. W. S Bonsall, No. 7 Chariton street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. The friends of the family, ane Dose of her son, C. Seguine, are invited to attend without further invitation. Tmaewax.—Suddenly, of enlargement of the heart, on ber 20, ¥. G. Turmuswan, Satarday evening, Decem! ip the 60th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul’s chureh,New York city, thie —— afternoon, at one o'clock, with- out further not! Tavites-On. Mi Ln December 22, Jaan Pee br b& oe Kot merchant, Glaegow, Scotland, ul year of The funeral will take lice from her late residence, No. 370 pol street, lyn, ou Wednesday afternoon, at two o’el Vanganpt.—On Sunday morving, December 21, Sava wW., eS W. Vanzandt, of Lockport, N. .'Y., in the 20th yt ear of her age. whan Tusoral will take from the residence of her roe L, Vanzandt, No. 233 West Sixtecnth street, thi Tk esday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will taken to the Marble Cemetery in Second street. t ieeny, papers will please copy. Warsor,—Suddeuly, at Hoboxen N.J., Mra. M. 8. War 82 years, relict of Captain James: P Watson, States Navy. The funeral will take place on Wednesdsy ‘aieaasosape ay one o'clock, from St. Paul's church , Hi Mes viny.—In Portiand, Me,,on Wedi ILBD. eerie? Lia (Br). Star of the South; hips Cutlan Xen. M Mark (U8 Hospital); barks Blackfriar, aise; brig . ale, Vanquisher (Hr); schrs Victor, DW Saunders, 48 Curtis, Indus, Enchantress, ‘Also. stzaruships Champlon, Asplovrall; Mississippi, and A Bowman. Wind at sunset SSW. Miscellancous. Terat. Trip oF THY StkAMER TuBAL CarNmAbout I o'clock yesterday a large party of invited guests assembled on board of the steamer Tubal Cain, at pier 18 North River, for the rpore of witnessing and en: Bh he goon After proceeded down the Ba; 61M. During the tri sfac tion Hoa on board by hry parvormances. This ves it will Teculiected, was eaptured cometime stuce while nice Jn to run, the blockade... She bas since been thoroughly overhauled and put in fiiie Condition breparatory. to being Placed von the ling between New York and Havana, steamer bas three wator Light compartments, and mothers apt Bartlott will'command her bountifully supplied. Pirlo the trip yesterday the compan: fclegnnt repant well provided aud Bank Kate—Buenos Ayres, Oct 24—The bark Kate, from New York, reports in lat 19 11 N, she was run into by an un- known vessel at nicht, causing conside eda to her upper works, which is estimated as per y he $3800, ver. is now undengoi repairs, fw will fe New fom Yor (By letter to Tweed Walter, Key. Heerctary on her new route. Sere entertained with tr Noruwnrcas. Haling, arrived at Malnga 28h ult from Troon, leaky with part of cargo thrown over, Bang Anpisox Cuitp, Smith, hence for Palermo, before be oe a“ ¢ on the Cadabellt, Port Spain, became a total wreck. Buic LP Sxow, from Philadelphia tor Fortress Monroe, ¢ pe Henry, and it ts feared will be a total kes, Oi iitmoer had goee fom Ler assistance, pue,y We Wel seuaren Cache, Per the wreckin, gold. arr yy morning, and revorts the het 'm Moore, Tren ‘St Crolz, ashore on Barnegat, eae can Oswxco—Newport, Dec 20—The schr Onwego, of Windsor, NB, from Picton, on with conltor Now Forks lessvore on west aide of Newport Breakwater. Bhe te on a hard and Toeky bottom, Nawrocurr., Dec 20-—-Schr Moses Wari ‘ aeargo ‘of cos, is ashore on Great Point. een ee sehr JERSEY, Bt Helier, Dec 4—Tho bark © RC, Piton, pyt i pint Jand the crew (19 1a number) of the American ship Moreen from Genoa for Now Yorks founderod in te Med! terranean (before reported), attention of dealers in ebip plaal i Pp -) whe + Fe kt, Ao, fe called to an m, ae, Asie sy. , from. marae for Manila, Oot 24, lat 323) wae i Hardings “(Br), from Glangow for Boston, Dec 23, lat gy x! Porte. Ateoa Bay, CGH, Oct 1710 port Be ship Allies, for New ‘ork. ‘Brnwvna, Deo are bri “ane Freeman, io, Crowell, York. Capaa, Nov 20—Ary bark Tee NORE, Nor i9—sid ‘brig tack Swan, Podger, } Dec SeArt brig Baron de Castine, 8 irs Snow fngall Shepherd. Portes faced Pele seul "Sjowton, ache RM ike fatitiver, Bangor, 5 Mei OetOn ; a ir al Gal . a Sida, brig 6 Ht Kepuedy. Balu, Nor tht Dec O—AFE Nig “Grey, *pieree, NYork: Hh, Lampher, ent New SDAre bark Bawnrd Hill, Sylvester, for Gi Boman’ Drassnaws, Nov IoAre brig B L Swai fee Dec G—Arr barks worse off. The fdople will expect, hoWever, that the Legislature should call at least some of these institutions to account for the shameful manner in which they are assisting the present inflation of prices and insuring a frightful crash hereafter. There is no change in the money market. Money is worth 6 per cent on call, and 6 a7 for the best commercial paper. Certificates of indebtedness fell off, with other government securities, to 9424 this morning. ~ Gold and exchange were both very dull to-day. The former fluctuated between 132% and 13234, closing at 132% bid. Exehange fell to 1453/4, at which price the demand was very light. A retarn to a sound financial policy would cause gold and exchange to decline rapidly. The feature of the stock market this morning was the decline in government securities, which was based upon the Cabinet imbroglio at Washing- ton and the possibility that a zadical Cabinet might be installed in office. The coupons of 1881 declined 1 per cent, and the seven-thirty notes 13, At the clove of the first board a rumor that Mr. Seward had agreed to remain in the Cabinet caused seven-thirties to rally to 101; at the public board, at fonr P.M., they sold at 102 and closed at 101% bid. All classes of railroad bonds were firm, and in some instances better. It seems sin- gular to see the bonds of the New York Central and Erie railroads selling at 115 and 116, when the six per cent bonds of the government, which are a first mortgage not only upon the Central and Erie roads, but upon all the other property of the people of the United States, are barely maintained at par. Railway shares were lower this morning. New York Central declined 34, Erie 3;, Hudson 34, Michigan Central 4%, Southern old Y%, Galena \, Toledo , Rock Island }{. Pennsylvania Coal ad- vanced 1 per cent. At the call of the public board, at one P. M., the market was ratber tame, with the exception of Erie and Toledo. At the second board governments rallied on the news of the restoration of Mr. Seward to the Cabinet. ‘The general market was ® shade stronger, in sym- patby with governments. At the four P. M. session of the public board the the market was without change of importance except ia governments and Erie, which were active and stronger. The closing quotations at 6 P. M. were as follows:— Beieregy 8). 97 8 — Hudeon Rivers 8 12 Pee PRT Harlem. i 20000 Ae tii 2d mpft son 5000 Tol & Wab 2am 5000Clev Pitts 4thm 5000 Mich So skg fa. 103 S000Cbi&N Wass 'tbd + do. Sooshe Dee Cico.8i6 tis, a 400 Pacitic “ial S860 Go Iinx do 86% ‘200 a 30 60 Alt & T Ha 2¢ pref 15 Alt &T Haute RR. 160 Pitts, FSW &ChRR 100 bso 5345 16 Sixth Avenue RK 126 60 Mil &PrduChRR 32 700 do. 360 Erie RR pref. Leesan at — Third Board. 0. 3 sha Penn Coal. 10000 Serban 2 gold 18 100 Ba i Siac, 100 Barlem 160 Mich Southern, 100 debt cortitic 35000 American gold 1324 20060 demand esa in do. 200: 81 por eo >-lae panei H ied CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. Monpay, Deo, 23-6 P. M. Basansrosr®—Prices of flour were again reduced to-day be. a 100. per DDI, yet buyers purehaged sparingly, both for expert and home use. The day’s sales embraced 9,008 bbls, State and Western, 650 bbls. Canadian and 750 bola southern, withio our revieed range: fine Stato and Western State, old and new — to choice extra Western. Geottern iwixed to good superfine cepseeereree eiey \woteatgatnet tha'pacnagn of the bill:— ‘The relativen and friends of the family and the oficors | 17, of cansum| Mahan Waray December | ‘Olinstend, do: Arlington, Cian atin | 8 ain nehos uaniip a 2 |B'ca elt purports to deprive the eltive bers Of the Irie Brignee Sow im the chy, else |-os af ath, fa ate nig" Laneadter, Frinkfort: 8th, stegmabip Rnnoke, , Tul loge mo weot relrera for admit See ee, AS | Sait rae, nk eee oe gi mn, NYork (and probably ald for NOrieans):. bri a spate hire tarediy 0) oa! "ah the officers and members of the Sixty.ninth regiment New | $. M. Whelpley.of New: Yorn, rks aged 0 ears and 8 months. | Frome itiseam, 40} ete, Harrhnen, Portino’, | and Brandywine. rrvinte ened ‘York State Militia, are respectfully invited to attend the * Galen On Sunday, December 21, after a lingering bs vehi John Y' Mason. Philadelphia; 10th, brig Wee | et paren # topin funeral, trouf bis Inte residence, No. 432 Soventh avenue, | — Ur, THavowes Wittsox, iv the 63d year of bis ne Dow. "portiands itih, barks O.ean Range Averill, | Buckwivens Sour, per Ibs. 5 ai! acting nnder bia authortiy for ae this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Sud Lexington, Bearse, XYores bites Protons, Linn, do, By Mlinois Cer | —Whent deci! eh ushels fu) a: Ue expense of ihe cit ken aupinss whom the wrongfnl Bei.—At Falmouth, Va., on. Friday, December 12, “STi relatives and friends of the Lend! Aryl by oni 4 | frown, Hipramont Ne per Li gremaaip Clev & Pitts.. 48% 9 48% | at $1 56 a $1 65 for white, and $1 37 a $1.43 for red and sce hace Leen perpeteste. in Yola:ln of the ya mst prin« | irom wo nds received at the battle Fredericksbung, | invited to attend the funeral, from hig Ite residence, No, PeEre Tse Ascchtame. honee: brig» P heal Galena & Chic 82% a 827, | amber weners 1 24 & $1 95 for Milwaukee olub and am- : precepts 0: coutitue | Va. Colonel James H. Bent, of the Sixty-sixth regiment, | 268 East Ninth gtreet, on Wednesday moruing, at ten | Yorn soir Mornin Btar, MeKer, Philadelphia, ' Cley & Toledo. 11% a 71 20 8 $1 26 for Ch aune {t purports 10 con‘irm and make valid, by | New York Volunteers. | @ clock. | Sid’ Sn. brig Mary Alyina, Alves, § York: solr Adeley teen Chic ARK Ield. BL 0 81394 wards with eales of 15,500 bv ress, arrests ant lip teonments, whica were nob ‘The relatives and friends of thé aay, are reepectfally Boston papere please copy. | Snow, Boston ; prig Meenanic, Jonnson. Part) 1 FF to preferred, Ht a 95 Chic, Bur &Q — & 8754 | mixed ventera at 7530. & T7¢, for sound, B6c, noe 4 by the constitation e Uniied States, | Teq ested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, ‘Wavrmes,—In London,on Tharsday morning, November | 8 Watton, Wilby Vern ce 75 F2th, be and dl ¢ se” ¥ Company has declared | fr unsound and heat Rye was in lesa demand Di. Were in paipable violation o” Jur express pro ib tons. No, 203 Wert Fitieth street, oti Wednesday aftersoon, at | 19, after a bie Minos, Exim, the beloved wite of William | Prisco, Portland WA Drewer Dy B Ye The Columbian Insurance Company A950. Sales were mudo of 4,000 bushols in arte Bue Ie parynrtet, wiborize we President dur- | ong o'eh ek. LMS a BY Crruerads1H, | orest dividend of four and two-thirds pet, | gi s0, and 1,000 bushels malt at $1.0. Onts wero quiet T. Walters, Esq gof Paitimore, Md. is rebellion, wt ais tine brig doowle Rhy bat, Pend eton, 1 Neeepot aud everg. | At 606, @ 716. Corrrota.—On Sunday morning December 21, Cuas. D. Corrae was sparingly inquired for at 980, a S20. for Rio, Wixcnseren.—On Tuesday morning. in ihe 16, of | B. Covrrorm, in thie 80th year of his age. wounds recetved at the battle uf Fredericksburg, Decem Rav. OL, Vet S—Sid slip Join Land, Hotchias, Mol- | cent on its cash capital stock, payable on the 2d o His — and ray hanes fod the members of | ber 13 ot mn Wixcnmer#n, of Company F, Tenth in | ye Chior dnne a, na bon for Portigads 11th, | January; the Galena and Ohicago Railroad, a | gic, a ase for Java, Me a for ors a Mare eal Unie ¥ " d | Bu *), for Boston 13105 Glaxo Pit) Berkise for these vod other reasond it ie unwise, | Peart street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten of Company C, Thirteenth regiment, the | Ht for ot Jane fondo tou AG | payable January 10, in Chicago, in exobange on with sales roported of only a few small lots. dQ wn juat, Rod an ins aston encour Dewry =p Saturday, December 20, at Oyster Bay, L. | members of the Tenth regiment, N.Y. V., now a Vietorie. Juonnee, tor Iw York at par; the Broadway Bank, o FuercuTs were very dull and heavy, To Liverpool thert en Won . wrod 23 yours. | Se 1 Wo Make tne Raltimore 1am New |. 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