The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1863, Page 3

NEWS FROM KEY WEST. |A Ship-of-War in Search of the Ala- ama—Sele of the Mimmic Sanford, &c. OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE. Kav Wuer, Dec. 26, 1862. The maila having beem detained] give all additional weo the hour of leaving. ‘The steamer Huntsville, Captain Rogers, arrived from oruise on the 23d with a prize, whick she had captured ‘Tortugas. This small Schooner (the Courier) had been ‘eredtly suid bere as a prize, and is now cleared at Ha. jana for Matamoros via Nassau, with ap assorted cargo, ‘The steamer announced as the Keystone Sate, arriving, d this morning (25th) at daylight in search of the Ala- and to couvoy the returning California steamers. » with the entire Ninetieth regiment New ly ork Welentenne Col. Jog. 8. Morgan, which is relieved by the Forty-seventh Pennsylvania, Col, Goode. hoy rize steamer Swan, formerly of Mobile, was sold Pobre ng on the 20\hto Mr. Wm. ‘Curry for the * wreck steamer Minnie Sanford was sold at auc- on.as na pag hg all remoyed, and will probably be shipped to “Tailed Staten schooner Wanderer arrived on the 24th . Andrew's Bay, Florida, witha sumber of refugees 4 four Pay rT who repeat the story of distress nd want in that region: The weather has remarkably cold for the Jast ten +f , With @ very stiff mortherly windy which bascom- led some vessels to remain here awaiting milder gather, but all are now gone excepting the steamer ra ied @ portion of the Forty-seoond Massachusetts ent, Annexed is @ list of the officers attached to the United tes Bloop-of-war Dale, now stationed bere ag a harbor Aatny Master Conmanding—J.®. Barclay. Acting Masver and Executive Officer—R. Frank Cook. Acting Asritant Paymaster—Robert B. Rodney boting, Assisiant Surgeons—James McRae and F. B. 0 ioe Ensigns—Jeeeph A. Denman and Joho T. Guuner—William Mowbray. Acting Master's Mates—David ©. Kiersted, Marcellus Dack+or and William Morris. Paymaster's Clerk—James W. Locke. ere hung at Mankota, Minnesota, on the 26:h of Decem- ber. The gallows stood upon the high street close infront pf the Levee. It is extimated that not less than four thou people, exclusive of the military, were in attendance. Ihe gallows was erected in the form of a diamend, twenty-four feet on each augle, sufficient to execute ten each side. A sqnare was formed around the gallows by “‘Mnilitary, and the citizens occupied the sand bar on river, ‘The ceremony was brief, and the whole num- per of savages were sent at the ssme moment before the Great Spirit to answer for their inhuman barbarities, Upon leaving the stove building the condemned set up be death dauce, and kept it up on the platform. While the soldiers were at work upon the gallows a ngcrcame up to ene of them who was planking the latform and asked the privilege of “driving one nail.’ je wanted to drive it in a place where it would-be of eFvice. The soldier handed yim bie baramer aad a nal nd told him where to drive: The man drove the nail ome int a plank of the platform, thanked the soldier, paid he was satisfied. and teft. Wm. J. Duly, who bad half bis family massacred at e Bhotek, was assigned by Colonel Miller the duty of ‘trig the rope, Another map offered Bye dollars for be privilege. ‘The following are the mames of those who were cxé- ed: © No, 2. Te-be hdo-ne-cha.—Emgaged in the massacres. a white woman prisoner and ravished ber. No. 4. Tazoo, alias Plandoota.—Convicted of | Pp rticipat. in the murder of Mr. Patyilie, and of ravishing uw “Nor o wy 0-tan. to-wab—Confeased to have participated abe mur ence Frpecle Patvilie, apd to bave been No 6. ‘hia bee bal yee 0-yag-ma-me —Convicted of the urder of Alexander Hunter, and of baving taken and Mrs. Hunter a prisoner until she was rescued from by another Indian. : No, 10. Muz-za-bom a-du.—Convicted of tbe murder of Jao old man and two children. No. 11. Wab-pa-du-ta,—Confessed that he was engaged iim the massacres, and that he shot a white mat No, 12. Wab-be-bud.—Conyicted of participating in the |wa‘slen, and of the murder of two persons. Mont Sua.ma-pi,—Convicted the murder of two urging the Indians forward, ; atid opposing the the captives when it was proposed by others No, 22 No wan sa.—Convieted of the murder of a white | woman, and of the design to ravish her daughter, who war wounded by him and kiiled by another Indian before fhe bad carried bis design inte execution ‘Nb. 24. Ha-pan,—Confessed that be was in all the batties ‘and ai (ne murder of Sir. Patville, and that be aided 10 taking a white women (Miss W. illiams) prisoner. No, 39. Shoon-ka-sha be (Whee Dog) —Was the leader ot Abe party tbat attacked in Marsh's company — the same who detained Captain Marsh in co tion until the Indians crossed the river and sure the command, and then gave them the signal to tre. No, 67. Toon-kan-ebab tay mane —Said in presence of witness that be shot aman io a0 Ox wagon, aed was in several batth No. 68 b say-hoctay.—Told witness that Be killed Divoll and seven white perrons across the river; that the gvoewl (lay afier crossing the river he killed a white mau and woman, | No 69. Om da-cha,—Took witness, David Farribaull igoner, who says Le Bhot two persens at his house. No 70 Hay-pee dou, or Wamve mne-he ta—Cut Mra Thiele with a hatchet after she bad been abot by avotber Judiay , aod fired many shots atthe fort No, 96 Mabpe-o-ke-na ji,—Convicted of the murder of | DE, Hnd of partic 10 the murder of ao other four women aod eléveo children No Tis) Hency Suilford, ® ball breed,—Convieted of particiy ating in the murder of a white map aud woman. (See caves 188 and 175 ) +No. 121, Chaskay dou, or Chaskay-etay —Convicted of | shooting and cutiing up A woman who was with ebild Baptiste Campbell, a balf-breed.—Co.fersed | ag one of the party who murdered & mans aod ned Tay ta-Ku gay-—Conyited of murdermg, of ¢ murder,.of Amos W. Aigs’ ink pa—COuvicted of the murder of | ge, % baif-breed.—Confessed that he was one of the party who murdered a whive man, aud | that he rod at bum, (See cases 116 and 138 | No. 178, Napa shoe. —Convieted of participating in & re and boasted that be bad kille’ nineteen person: Wa kan tan-ka.—Convicted of the inurder of & No pki kaPre-@ naym.—Convicted of parti- eipatiax in the murder ofa white man at the Big Woods No 254 Ma kate najin —Convicted of particrpating m near New Ulm. aud of encouraging the yosny men w do #0. No. 263 Pane kev tay -ma ve --Couvieted of participat- ing in the marder of a party of eight white men Ta tay hde-don —Convicted of participating im av cron at Beaver creek, and of Waking capure @ woman. No S14, Wa sbe.choon , of Toon-kan-sbkan-menehay — Convicted of participating ip the murder of La But's soo. No. 327. A-e cha ga.—Convicted of participatiog be murder of auold man and two girls. No. 333. Ha-tan im-mo.—Convicted of participating jo Tucan rder of @ Man at Green Lake, Admite that be strock bim with aa axe alter be bad been shot by otuers of “ rae Obay ton hoon Proved to have been one of a party that committed tbe massacres at Beaver creek. No. 369, Chas ka bda proven to bave been of party aod present when Patville was Killed. end to tha 1 dary Anderton (who was wounded) (rom bevwg | The trancport steamer Cosmopolitan Jas just left for aan lies on the Florida reef for $620. Engines | favor of the 8th THE NAYY. OdGcer of the Navy. tellwhy Jt was presented :— Island, Jaly 20, 1861,” gio bas the following in Latin: the words “Life Saving Benevolent Association of New York,” and underseath, “incorporated 2th Marcb, 1649." ‘The following is the letter accompanying the presentation, and the reply:— Lieutenant J. W. Kirreirer, Dean rier afords me mu the gold medal ef the Life Savin, New Yoru, Dec. 8, 1862, ited States Navy — Benenclnt aos lew York, in compliance with « resolution unanimously opted at’a meeting of the managerson the. 17k of ‘Janu ary, I jer presentation of the medal has been prevented by your al'sence from thie city on official duty on e coast of Texas, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, President of the Life bares css an omc on iw Yous, Jan. 3, 1863. 7. Tunrsrow, Bea, President of the bite Saving Benevolent “Association, N Dean 8ix—Owi ge. absence from the city, your Fimeened, just come to hand. the Ropar to acknbwledg the recat of the valuable gold medal warded by tbe Association of which you are the resiiet, for eaving the life of the litle boy James Herbert Watson’ and requeat yor jor the Association and yourself warmest th Tar the beautitul amd, by me. ham, ad while assuring you aad them that T do. ny duty in th or I beg of 2a, 2 ouvey to the "Acaocintion the Assurance that the medal will be always treasured by me in advancing yearsas one of the richest and dearcat tesimo- Auals.o! the past. “Very réepectfully, your anedient 1 gervant, Lieutenant United Btates Navy. Ow by the Police. A CITIZEN SHOT DOWN AND LEFT IN A STATION HOUBB ALL NIGHT WITHOUT THE BENEFIT OP MEDICAL aT- NER KANNEY—VERDICT AGAINST A POLICEMAN, Corover Ranney was notified to hold an avte-mortem examination yesterday m the case of George Hammond, @ German, residing at 264 West Thirty-fifth street, who is now lying dangerously il) from the effects of injuries received at the hands of policeman Jas. Irving, of the Twentieth precinct, on New Year's morning. Upon in- quiry the Coroner learned that the assault took place ay Turner Hall, a place of great resert for Germans, in Thirty-sixth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. A disturbance occurred there, it appears, and the officer wen, into the saloon in citizens’ dress fer the purpose of ascer_ taining the cause of the difficuity, when be was told that the row was all over, and was requested to leave. Irving wasnot disposed to comply with the roquest, however,, when he was summarily ejected from the premises. In weing out of the door the officer @ragged Hammond with him, and a struggle ensued on the sidewalk, in the course of which Irving drew a pistol and shot Hammond through the arm. The latzer was then dragged to the station house, aed loaged in aceh all night, without the Denetit of medical attendance. The testimony taken before the Coroner was somewhat conflicting, but we append an abstract of the proceedings they transpired. It is but proper to state that officer Irving has long tained an excellent reputation both os a policeman and a Private citizen. He claims to have acted in self-defence and is sanguine of being ju-tifled before tho proper tribn Aunexed is # report of the proceedings before the Coroner — George Hammond being duly sworn, deposes and say: T reside in the house No 264 West Thirty-tiith. street; betieve | am in a dying state and shall uot recover; about three o'clock A. M. on January 1, 1863, } was at Torner Hall, in Thirty-sixth qtrect, between ighta and Ninth avenues, with sevoral friends; a stranger to ine came into tbe reem iv citizens’ dress,whoms I have sinee learned 1g detective bate RL were pe ip he said he wanted to gee what we wer ‘we did not want bir, it was al) wich, and 99 i him 0 gs out, but he woald not, and we jee hr ow tothe elt, and some one whom 1 hi e6 in the house with tbe yn igh we omnis the piel a e arm; thes James Irving came to me and ued me, and then knocked me down; the next thing I found { was shot; 1 begged of the officer mot to hurt me alter 1 was. shot; I then haHoed for help, and be struck me again; he then raged me up and took me to the station house; on the way to the station house be gave me our or five mre blows, and J begged of bim not to burt mo, as I was disabled; he said “1 am worry | did not kill you, you Dutch son of a —;? when I got Wo the station house they put me down in a ceil; I told the sergeant tbere that I was sbot and wanted to see ductor, but they said not a word, and put me down; the game tnormiug, about seven clock, they brought me up stuirs, and I had to go down to Jeflerson Market; Jadge Kelly examined me and sent me home; i bad Dr. Roct- byer, of Forty-fourth street, called; | lost moch blood during the night from the wound where I was shot. iy th i tall daring the bight? ne fighting, which was about the time the officer came in; there were fiiteen of twenty in the Hall when the officer came when the officer came in we were standing at the bar; I took hold of the Officer, with others, and pushed bim out; Ube first | knew he was an officer was when wearrived at the station Louse; when | was taken out of (he door offi- cer Irving was standing, I think, about half way from the street, which, 1 think, was some four feet, 1 do pot know that he spoke to me before be shot me; he pushed me down upop the walk when be first came up to me: | was not at all intoxicated at this time; I was lying ‘on (be walk, not baving raised myself aftef he pushed me down, wh 2; 1 did not see the pistol, but saw ning outof bis band; the stranger who puiled me vut of doors stood near me: 1 am unable tate what be struck me with; on my way to the station house the ruck me io the face with his fist; there waa no one with the officer when we went to the station house; bad a pistol with me, bat it was in my coat pocket; I did not take itont at the time, and it was net loaded, I had been in the Hall from one-hall to three quarters of an when the officer ean oiph Hank, of No. 395 Ninth avecne, corroborated above statement in all its essential points, He dd see Irving fire the pistol, but saw the flash and beard report, which proceeded from the spot where Irving ood Patrick Caffrey, of No 189 Weet Thirty sixth street, deposed that there was a disturbance at Turner Hall at the time the officer entered, and that he saw Irving eected from the premises: witness went to the agsistan of the offeer and was knocked down. when be recovered he saw Hammond bave @ pistol or club in bis band, treater the ofteer; Irving had Hatnmond by tne aud told bim he was ii prisover; pretty soon as the report of a pistol, Dut in whove heuds ‘he weapou wat, witvees cowid not say: followed Hammond to the station bouse aud saw that be was quar relsome on the way; did not see the officer strike the prisoner on the way to the station house, John Kaymend, doorkeeper of the Twentieth precinet tation house, deposed tht he was present when the prisoner Hammond came in: saw that be was cnt and bruged about the bead, but did not know that he was shot Hammon? expressed a desire to bave & doctor, bat div not say be had been shot, and witness supposed be want ot to bave lits bead dressed. William (lary Sergeant of the Twentieth preetnet, tbe was present when Hammond was com nl Into the atation house, offiecr Irving #aid that be had been attacked by Ue prisoner and sbuved out doors at Turner Hall: the prisoner with two others were com. mitted for an assault upon the o@ecer; beard Hammond say that he came very Lear being shot, that the ball bad passed through bie coat, but did not tnderstand bin to say that be was wounded, upou seerching the prisover, ip. loaded. did not kwow that (be prisoner was shot, the prisoners all appeared to be under the influence of liquor The eave was then submitted to the jury, who, alter due deliberation , rendered the (ollow 10g VeRO. “That the said man came and blows at the hands of Jar Upon the rendition of the al committed Irving to the © examination, Irvine, J) erdict, Coroner Ranvey ody of Captain Wallieg for Army Intciligence. Walter Scott Birdsall, of (be One Hundred and Sixty ninth regimeat New York Volunteers, bas been promoted | by Colonel Boe!, Commanding the brigade, from Sergeant i. and to bave taken her prisoner. Major w be § Lieutenant of Company A io that Hde-hin-day.—Convicted of tbe murder of | eat, and commiva G for Maniduod ethers. Was one ef the party that } a ypned Sy Governar Mengen, nderson i song ne Convicted of participating in | | brovet Mes. al i participating No Ma-heo. way-wa, —Convict of murdering the m esacre at “Travellers? Hom thin on the roed mear U No, 383 —Convicted of parifoipating in the m ellers’ Home,” of ap old man two young girle and two boye ‘ne New York United States Senator- from the Alteny Sourael, Jan. %.) ‘Tho Legisiature will convene on Tuesday nent at eleven oiclock, “No vew facts have tranepnes to indicate any change in the poilte J complexion either House, The Senate largely republican, The Assenfoly ls classified a tie ome or two bere under equal obligations to bot! Airs ‘of but little consequence which a3 ve organization, For there can be ao | legislation, The composition of the ra suel legislation as impracticable as it is unde. B by ‘e desirable that @ United States Senator nsen. The attempt may be made—although idence (bes it ‘vu bet Prevent the pre- jon necessary to consummate such « 4 june bya refusal of one or the other i) convention in the event of a dis- \i thore who have the Speaker I te ard or avert thus solechiet. the House will doubtless alive present, | ible, at Lhe opening of tbe session ion rep. . riative should be absent If any are abeent—oven the organization will most certainly fall. into the ands of the democracy, ahd thus the election of a United grates Senator rendered difhcolt. if nut impracticable bad th jt should be ebo Nimninary acti Uys can only be di Hhiso to go imo ayre ment on candidates: tan do a great d The members of Second Lieatenamt Bernard \. Smith, of the «ame regi- meot, hax beso promoted to be First Lieutenant, aad commissioned jovernar Morgan, for the reasoo SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Geean Steamers. peu EeROrE. | | nun mises, | FON amr... Port of New York, Janaary 3, 1462, CLEARED. asnship Great Rastarn (Br), Paton, Liver Pye |" @eanehip Paeife (Br), Bmbleton, Havane~ B Brow | aco NeW YORK ‘HEALD, Bei ‘JANUARY 4, 1863, Presentation Of wa Gold Medal te an A beavy and Beautiful medal has bean presented to Lieutenant’ J. W. Kittridge, of the United States Navy, On.ene side of the medal are the following words which «*presented to Jona W. Kittridge for his humanity, en- ergy and skill, in rescuing from drownimg a little bey who fe from s ferry boat between New York and Staten Op the same side the eemi cireamferance of the mar- ‘Veta Felicibua Ausia Seruata,” and the rest of the margin is ornamented with awreath. On the other side a ship is represented | Chu on alee shore struggling im the billows. Over it are TENDANCE—ANTE MORTEM KXAMINATION BY CoRO- | Berry Ort 5. and ig ieuation of heaves | | | a revoiser was found ou bie person. the weapou was not | f | Lightvemee! Begs # ites » bis injuries by a pistol shot | wary 1, 1869." | a Bo; ya ian Eytan Bera OE rae lew Co oer gl Leary. at cw baa Muteenert “Jobueon, Menbateriienen a Bark Millinoket, Bailey, Philadelpbia—Bemucy, Smith & Brig Vampire (Br), Blandford, 6 Helena—Napier & Wels. Brig M: Wilttas ‘adty—Tupper be Bae Bebilied (Pore De Cache Opens Heeemeyer & Bria Careline, eras eae Railread Co. Brig Eche (Br) apceneean tre ra) ped Yiging. Brig ‘Andrew Peters. \ walt Cienti J Peters, Hrig Sarah M Newhail (Br), Ellie, Mansanille— Breit, Son Co. B. rig, Fedro ses Dols, annie, Neavitas— Pek & Brig Ovean W ver & Ohi B i Mouniaia E aaron sine Cran b AEs Pera is r Brig Handy. Weeks. fic atanad thowrne: Brig Almore, Haftses, Phi in— Mi Behr see n Retie, Martie, ny. vg Schr Rmily (Br), Manro, Hi RDe Behe Bro ss New rleans—J B Ward Behr BT Reaiby Hue a “k Siacht.. bit ere ashin V Schr Jax Ballerthwalte, Long. Baltimore Vin Mruct & Slazbt. Schr H F Wood, Potter, Baltimore—Van Bruat & Slaght. Bebr Gaiden Gal mis, Yeomico, Schr R 8 Dei Sigh Classis reise Kenn: - Ph ilade phy Mek Schr AM Masse) Donnelly’ idoraceleh ren ‘W MoKee. vag Sehr J epine Chase, huiadel fa Batnot dC Bear Neptune ine, Philadel ‘Van Brunt & Siacht, Hawk iad) phia—Baker & Day- an’ ‘Schr Marton, i Mi Schr G Steclma: i NJ—J W McKee, Great Beg Hagl i BRwto Ht B Racket, madon. 1 Copy. Wing, New Lo Bene HB Busiros, Sauites, New Haven —D Trowbridge, Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Providence—L Keni Steamer Geo Peabody’ Graham, Waahinguou Steamship 0: Tekin ams ean Queen, Tinkie with paneepers andtveanire 10 DR Allens Jaw? sft aver en. om, aignalized Dark Golden Rule, from Aspinwall for New Ship Charlemagne (of Thomaston), Brown, Liverpool, 62 days, in ballast, to abe & Burgess, Bark Beaver (Br. of Yarmouth, NB), Chipman, Loudon. teasierly gales ieee don & Co, ‘Has bed fnuation of beay; ite tf o76 } ‘pees Comet (ir), Gow, Cornwallis, N8, with potatoes, to che sm Hail, Cornwailia, NS, with potatoes, to Dur ma, Hooper, Great Egg Har Buea iP benaty Baten Elizaberh) ort for Fe nigre Irena ¢ transport), er, Wand dallas oD D Tompking naar Petre, Young, Proviaence. BELOW. Ship Oracle (new), from Thomaston, in BA! 2d—Steamers Eastern Lin: Hamilton. Constits a Thos Corey; shipa Eilzabe.n rat (Beem) Parke ds Adeiaic Ken) py etwood, Jessie (Br), albert Macon, Ad. Evvhemia Liverpool; Ciy of Rivbm Misceliancous. The fine steamer City of Hartford, baying been put in com plete order, bas commenced ranning to New Haven, leay Pock slip, New York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at34, PM, The City of Harttord is now unde the command of Captain John M Parker, universally known as the fal fal, gentiemanig and obliging clerk of the steamer for the rant (en oF eleven years, The steamer Elm City, Capt Lewis, leaves the same pier on aliernate dayx for New Haven Awxnican Lions Recisten of Awsnicax axn Fonnicn SmiPrixc—Supplement fer Jan J, 1863, containing additions and correetions to the above work, ia now ‘This No gives a description of 3 ne} 41 6 ateamers, Mesers Taylor Martshc lers and pro, priewrs of this really useful book for reference in everything appertaining to seagoing veascia, dererve the support of all engaged in shipping, Ac, for supplying a want wich felt for many years, Thin work has been approved hy the Board of Underwriters since its commencement. The steamship Etna, Capt Brooks, sailed at noon yesier- day for Queenstown and Liverpool. Steausiip CaLepin: ashore on Cape Cod, has broken her back, he tide ebbs ‘and flows in her, and ‘she will bew total loa, It the wenther shold be favorable, part of her cargo may be saved in a damazed state. Fraxcn Suir Siax—Ship Longfellow, Titcomb, at Valpn rainy Trom Baltimore, when off 0 ed Up the crew of the iam, sh le on the passage irom pore wath wears er coal, wl ANNA, from Ra Jobn, NB, a Baliimore with ‘ort Carroll previous a pe Henry, and had te throw over part of cargo, Br Scum Favours, from Boston for Winds: » NS, went ‘ame & tora! Grand Menan Dec 20, a ashore on N side i 110, of New York, bef reported asiore got Of, and airived up at imore Ist Scun Ceamrion, of and from Boston, which went ashore d Menan last November, bas been got off, and arrived Dec rent from Old Phe Br ship he has been Her copper is badly wrinkled and mre, and after part. of keet Will resuire rable refastening, de, (By lelter to Ellwood Waiter, dot Underwriters.) The International 1003 (ons, AZ, and owned ip bs cone Esq, Secretary Boar ‘was Dutit at Kennebunk in 1852, Boston by G © Lord & Gv. ad, 8 Matt, Steavanin Gro Waswixgron, at sem Jan 2, fe, the undersigned, passencers on board of sept eleamer on the recent passage from New Orie ender you our heartfelt thanks forts ‘ourtesies extended to us during board your beantiful shin, We wish al you, Our thaDke (o the other office ner in which they executed th to tender, thr we ship for the wi orders during the Orieans again, it wow able 10 secure apa knowing that we would be otal jh xbip To Capt ® V Gager, igned by all the passer uk ¥ U Deolitties Whe mberg, I Buitzer, ¢ ‘ vie —W M Liosd. ¢ an. A Faris, Robt Ka: D Hubbard, FW Mint in LSC0, of ndersiood wo the CS Lerma nol n Notice to Mariners. Notice thata Spar Buoy painted w and black /) pial stripes bas NW of the wreck of sehr Ce | fathoms of near the track of the rollock Rip Blue, There are over her xt low ude ag are maguetic bearing ts hy iighte NNE Monomer Laat W by hivesse! S by Wl, mie Pollo & Rip Buoy 88k. Rip Buoy & by Wig 8 oer ot the L house Board earpebolie Tnopecior MAMSTON, Light Besion, Jan 2, 1863. © COAST UNVRRTOOL BAY ALTERATION OF ENGLAND. LiguTs. Hrpnocnarnie © ApwinattY. + Loxpon, Nov Vi teit $ | ‘The Mersey Decks ant Harbor Board bas given notin that ‘on the WOU) Gay of April, 156, oy vwing alieranons will | be made in the Lig ™ The North ‘ing off the Horse 1 | and Helbre € the W extreme ot the Three a ome at low Water, in & po pridteated by angeot the Orme ¢ ted, aud by Ube mashing ow Light when bearing about * will bear W, distant 20 KO nites: Pormoy weat Buoy Hoyie | p4ig miles, and Helbre Swarch Fairway Booy S by E 4% ei Pow ht trom w vemtingel the. Upper Hoylake ve Onine Hira Lith Mire: Queene C ite mae vemsel in her new position will exhibita Revolving | reatest Deillia ie Also, that the iilumin Lighthouse will be changed to Aioptne o On approaching trem the W the light wit when bearing Lk uo He will be im le sip t North if bivesee! Horie 2 a irom thenoe it will be seen aronnd Routh to U entwas Aino, that the apparaiue of the Lower Hoyiate Lightbouse ier el aree te co eae ener sSon habe iwi Reibrreanttte tine bewwren le Bank and the Fi yt Bia ‘eet Fists, aod The Lensowe Lights, fue heretofore, will lend teint eamara, upae the Four and Sit Veet Fists.” Vesacia should sight the Lower instead of the Upper Hoyiak for clearing the fata, a04 the Hoviake lighta ty line wii « cate the turning pout from the Horse into the nod Down Spite, 7, a Fixed Red Light in- present. ‘The Forinby Lightwesset mat stead of the two yellow Lights, cnoeny htbouse, Nof ¢ “rosy Point, will erbibite Fixed White Light instead of the red light, 9# at present. bearings are magnede Variavon 20.85 W ln 1862 nod of thete Lordsbipe Be re ET OHN WASILINGTON. Hydrogrscher Spoken, &. Noonday, Henry, from Boston for Ban Pranciseo, Now St Auoe,(Fr), from Havre for San ¥rapeien, Ont 2, 4 (Br), from Vaorwurer lele for London, Pua bass ‘pe yale, heme for Dublin, Deo 12, at «7 be The Crosby %, it atest 8,19 Bark Gran ( Fone [ -—~sie | Apgioddanoe we ivy of Baltimore. le mens. { gece penages York: orperat Kor seafront em rome mena poo'—Mowisna | Island eer Vieraitin, Rov, Renn for Cette, Dec 3. tat 40, lor 48 Peretam bore. im distress. eer mr lé=In port ship Rufus Choate, Ried, for London (ow 10 port bark Husap Jane, Nickerson, for ‘roar Ro, es Fh uching at fe ae, rt 1p fer immer Me redith, ' ip B C Scruton, Magna, Liverpeol—Lawrence, @ties | the tirm of W. R. ort Scho Dunia. from Cape Tews, OOR. C4 shive & | — Milder nathan Forres Monroe) Herald, Faw. M | R : FINANCIAL. ve - (efor at Newelaie, Nor a 960 KDEMPTION OF BAN FRANCIBCO FIRE AND Mrs Odette Gees, oe 900 R SCHOOL BONDS, ‘ ‘Bali Sido erieat ee aw light = of San Franclago Bonds known as the ‘Cit rise trigate Minneseta, bork Golden Rui. Oa tate 8 S54, and the “School Honda" of 1N60 and I Hamlet; barked W Seaver, Mary Elizabeth, brig rn vine Aran, J F Bie and bageillie, Bark Tiomout started and s@ ‘unds of said Bonds, at tbe anchored tn " 6 f Minnesota and J W Seaver 4 Pin of = Francisco, the second beta yolin, Pickett, Li | 1000 Hud Kiv 3d m.. 10554 30 Nor & Wor KR. de natnougo and & | 1000 MichOKe maf 114 300Clove & Pitts KR ries r ialifas NS, : arene Aisee 25000 Mich 802d m... 953; 950 do. f . nee: Circassian, Ha 2000 Hud Riv cou bs 99° 500 do Of the Shoo! Konda of | Bis Mtioae Rac wis wine ho | Big0o PacincltR vet's so ug) Mes ba | Or the Schoo! Beda ot Isat, fr ar sabe Kinataher, Crook, Corw telands, J P Mich Bo 8 fund, een 200 40. ses iB fort enw ‘ho Boston: Conath- . be 5 “ aoe ae ee wad, ee Of ‘MYork, belore reparted rs hone a it 42000°AIton RTH Tetin Yo”? Bo anama latex a 171 hove par will be eater und wear Port Carroll, a Br), from | frown Se Joh: NC, Bid barks Hugh IBirchneade Just ‘Scher Alice Mowe, ne ta: prhyr rer ship Murioa Bowker (new), Geedbura, "ath sehr MH Hodgman, Prince, York. 1» Jan SenArr (by tel) ache © Jay oT Pepa) BR. a0 5 y ne, dy “PLOUCESTER, Dec W—Arr acs Trade Wind, Hull, Bidde- ford f¢ w York: Dwt:bt, Hlli, Saco for do, Perl, Gil- yatriok, ag for do; Highiand Ghie!. iclador, Portland for Jan I, Fred Warren, Phiiadel- Poraber, NB lu New Yor! B, Jan, 2-8id Willian M DeWitt, Cory. remie, ‘Sl—Arr sehr} Mary Cleveland, Taylor, pi era \iaeweoae Bt Ryder, f ngeton Boston for Fortress Monroe ; J anifort NC; Idiew: upietts Patten, Parke: = Superior, Ewell. Boston’ for {-orireas Montes; ediogion, Clark, Boston for Beitimore; Calista, Payson, Fortisna sehen Monroe: Aduiral, Tresethen, Bil bethport for Salem ; B Arculariva, Mii W Rawley, Ra Belfast, ‘a Hal christ, do Elizabeth for Chathans MoAtr (oy tel) ache M Langdon, Pinkham, Rockland for Wonder, Hallock, Georseiowm, DU, far i feabetnport for alt Ki er; Aurora, Berry, do for NEW HAVEN, Jan 2~Arr scira Sard Hits, New York) 1B a ‘1 Parker, —; T Lake. Ano Maria, Ellsworth; New Delight, Morris, won, Jone: Lawson, Philadel. Bh ha. Planet, (Br), Lam), Monigomery, NYuik. “Ch Ki John, pn nl this morn. tiwenty mbenuers and. te ‘Arr brig ra Merrick trig Conquest, ¢ ‘Lewes, Del, Jau ing two barks, thr fort, NC. The went 10 sea yeslerday morut wit a hehe PORTLA Dy San }—Arr sehr Sarah Helen, Sherman, Lin- Batimore, old ry at colnvile for from Buel FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarcapay, Jan, 3-6 P.M The weet closes on an easy money market. Some fenders find employment for all their funds at per cent, but others are contented with Commercial paper 7 per cent. Certificates of public range from 34% to 4 discount, Exchange on London closed &rmly at 14734 indebty Me Gold opened this morning at 133%, rose to 134% at the public board at one P.M the afternoon at 134% bid. The stock market was very active to-day, but prices were not uniformly maintained. At the old stock exchange (morning board) bonds were very firm, a large business being done in Northwestern and Fort Waynes, which are now about the only bonds on the list that are selling at low figures, The stock list was irregular. At the public board, at one P. M., & comparison of the quote, tions with those of last evening showe a decline of %4 in Central, % in Erie, % in Erie preferred, 1 in Harlem, 34 in Michigan Central, 1 in Cleveland ‘and Pittsburg, % in Galena, % in Rock Island. Pacific Mail was % better, Toledo was steady, Michigan Southern old and preferred were firm, and Cumberland was 1 per centhigher. Atthe closing of the board the market was rather tame. At the secoud session of the old board the market was rather lower, in consequence of sales to Atthe close the following were nd closed late in US 6’s,reg,'81. 6%; a — Harlem... US 5's,cou,’74. 88}, a 8826 Harlem pref. Tr'y 7.30 0....102', a 102%, Reading, US 6's, Ly cer. 06 a 96% Mich Central. 911; 0 915; Us demand n. R129 Mich 5 & N In. Abi a 4b Tennessee 6 Gm O91G MISAN Iaguar 0% 8 87 N Carotion 6's 6924 & 06 Panama . 1 0172 Missouri 6's. GL 4 62 Americ'n gold. 6 a Uhipots Centra) 82/5 a BS Clev & Pitt oT Pacific Mail. .136 Gai & Chi... BBM a NY Central y= al07% Clev & Toledo, 78 7 Frie 86% Chi & Ri Is Erie prefested. oF Ch Bur & Q Hudson River. 82 Mil & PrduCh 38 % 4 TET 6 Payments Balance The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Hous this morning were $36,875,063 93, and the balances $2,243,564 31. The exchanges for the week ending to-day were $136,861,762 69, being a daily average of 5A, against $32,222,558 16 for the week ending on Saturday last. The Hanover Fire insurance Company has de clared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent, free ernment tax, payable on demand; the +] Fire Insurance Company, @ semi-aunu iy ent, payable on the Sth inst Stephen Masset, for many years with Mr h admitted a member of rave 6 beer ravers & Co The statements of the hanks of the three pri pal cities of the Union for the last week compa with the previons one and the corresponding time of 1801 ae lane ‘The statement of the Boston banks for week compares with the previous week the corresponding week of 1861 as follows: Ase ~*~ », ry De 65m 20, 186) fol ‘The statement of the.present week as con with the preceding shows an increase of 916f,090 ip the items of loans and discounts; a decrease of $1005 in specie, $879,934 In deposits and $26,506 in circolation. Annexed Isa general account of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, brought dowa to the Blet of October, 1462, Cont of railway, equipment, riructures Stock of sarplice for earrest operations Due from ot Miscellaneous assets B17 448 087 16 Cash io band... .++ Total... 96 8 A tal stock: $451,062 90 Funded debt » 12,986'178 00 Doe to other companion ere Sho, Or) Mincellaneous lia vilitien 2198 88 Due for current expenditures lo Ceveber and prior . + WT Ato 68 Balance to credit of tucome eccoun 900,281 73 TOU. bees eeeceeeeeeeecierecsasesees "S180 01 a The corning» for ‘ten months ending with Octo ber we - January ‘ AM 0 June Februsry. T4176 July Mareh. 20017802 Avgust Apri. 2 00% September Goober... May Tew Poogh: 1993, 0 US le, "Bi com 98K 219 ebaN ¥ Coo RK. 10% har 4 fo : mt 300, jo, 1 1000 de -. WN OO an 100 TR 68, Hee Ow to 51000 US & om 0 «(an Erie RR me do + hy 00 0. PHO CM ALOWIby OT BO eo 0 Treas 7 Ope 8 wry 100 a wom to 100 ao brreoteet reer br 106 a 6900) UB Jemacd B w oo “ne ao ee 00 brie RR pret ad ao ma “ eo oe & Hod Rev KR ne “ y). Re Kid Dec 3, bark Glimpae, Macelian (ibe), Cummings Liverpdol: Csrio Mor ih. tare Werirude, Bartlet Sydney: 9th ship traf Baker, Callao, bark Awa Wood (Br), Wilsoo, | which is scarce, goes at 54a | oe 371 61 | Pree American gold, 16 do, ne 60 Del&Hud Canalo 119 S00 ar RR pret,.b1O0 7 180 Comb ia ier. $15000 US 6's'81 reg 98 500 US 6's. "bl cou 9 2000 US 6's 67 reg. 9734 2000 Trea 7 20 notes 1024 4000 do 20000 US 6" 17000 US ma a 90. WO... 10 jo000 M ssouri 6's by 1000 Ill War loan, 5000 Cal T's. ..ex i 4000 NCarolina m 384; 10000 noma TH Toten 102 10000 Chi&NW asst b 65 t000 do... NG 2000 stich $0 24m. 96 000 CieveAPitsdm, 7436 1000 111 Ceo RK bde, 1124 11000 Pitts, FUWAC2d 94 20000 de ae she PaeM. do. Boca. MMO Det & Hi Catal Co 10 00 NY Cen RK. ...b3 1 300 Fri RR m 100 do 200 do. Sales at the 300 sbs Erie Rit pfd.. 974 100 Harlem RR. 100 do... 450M SOKNI | MOMS ANT 00 Cen RR scrip. 200 Cleve & Pitts RR. $0 MILA Yr du CER 150 j boo Gat & Chi Hit.” 60 Chi & Rk TRR 100 40... do. $7000 US Tre) 35000 De bt cer titi ‘0 ce i i) 1074 Brie RR... 20 ao rie Rit pret 200 do 500 100 Hut Rie RR do, bso a 284 “bio #10 HIsSELL Tl Broadwoy (ourrrot enty of Butte actof the +1000 Alion&TH2dm p 0% SECOND BO, FINANCIAL “PAY aye CLAIM OFFIOR, ND BOUNTY MONEYS penrnd b 1000 Mich SAN la KR, 1) state at what pr te they WH surrender thelr ou pons, to January 1, 186%, payarie id coln 4000 AookTH ine be 74" 100 a Sis * 2000 ChiANW sk 1d. 105 400 | Bids tobe endursed “roporal for Redewpiin 2000 ChikNWasa't b 65, 100 be 46." | tnrouah, Mees T, Coeman kt. New ¥ 6000 ao. , 534 409 weg hte aa | 8Etheclly of fan Franchen, 40000 ChiXNW 2d'm. 383; 100° Ronettes Bas add Set iuiseioners of the Binking Funds, Fire 10900 Tole en m. 8° 100 9 do... bio noe | Cipaet? 3000 PF dexd do 4 im. we ber MCen hg c R24 .OUTHE: N 1B WANTE! 000 ClovaPiuistthes | 16° wr. Us SD bpeumliemn set E ng yaaa z + | “Routh Carchna, North ©: & Georgia, Aletama an 200 see SLO 8 1800 Ti Cen can bacp uy iy 50 Gal & Chi RR DIO aN) S00 do | Teunessve Buak Noten bought at the Dighess market rates, MANNING & bE FOREST, i) 2 y a ‘ do... 5 es iter nd Broker 200 Browdw. 10000 4 Cleve & To 25000, dO...,. ... 193% 400 ihe J Ra: if 3. ty ty ck Ae INTEREST —CITIABNS SAVINGS 20 she Rank of NY. 104 800 do. - 90 Ths fri Proc 160 Merchantw’ Bk... 98 560 do re | P ace - 107 500 do. TRS Bunk be Enis Ger 60 do.. 106% S00 CbICKRET RR ope 835 . o bonGe FOLSOM, Pr Ab Bank of Ame ica ALL 100 Woo DOR BAL | meme Benoni Borretary to a x 50 do. opg s - 5 Bk ef Commerce. 94° 300 do... ope | spa opt 6 Motrepolitan Bk. 1016 200 do ° s 10 ao. . 49..... opg ® place, 50 Nie Transit Co. 170 Chic, Bu Q kk "BaY INGS BAN sean 80 MAP ruc caWank 543, REESE : WA. Conven oF VARIOK iY. 100 a8 © NTEREBTE Aivwet on aun 41 Del, Lackewikn. 30 wader FIVE PER CENTS tek #tos Momeye dee 100 Pitts, FLWACKK. 615g | Rt he AM hae Wik SPAR INTERES ol " FROM Jad 1 BEVERY. WAU OMWOUT, President LIRR Nip | Vice tresionnts Ganonen ® « rears. BOUNTY oe wings. jue naine OF SOLD SOA A THRE pret 60 ¥ IOCSHLAARR pref 85 Buiert, NW RERGIST COUNTY BONDS. => AKD. 100 hs ErieRR pr.b30 975 100 do + OT 250 do. 100 Hud Riv of Banta Clara, and > Caitorn g part Of & late save anthorleed by am act a ve of ihe peuple for 4 subacription ’ wan token by Sante do 660 271% Glare coun, Mateo cont ‘cou. = m4 pons May and Nove 200 do 00 Harlem RR pe: 200 Reading KR. 160 Ait & Te Ha pre. 60 100 do b3O HON; taxable property ba 18D wa: total in Too atch Con it, nao OL. | Sebeduens heh these arm aliceu:d ot $iitw. "The Frew 20 do... 1K 1 apf 50 91% | entre! 300 dt . 913g | Thoo hy an act of the Leg special ta ‘o 10 Mich S & Nila Rit 453g | meet the inverest and for the slosing Toud to liquidsle he 0 0 ee, AO ‘maw. 7. COLEMAN & ©O., 70 W ive b 4 a0 250 | = . 7. all sires 0 do... DIO 4 BOUNTY, PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY PRe 600 do 45% $100 iret ~-Guaboaie Owasen ana Us 9 100 dou... 80.40) | Frady. Wuhim! Bonnie collated Treat eharys 100 453% | ipadeance Approved claima cashed at once. EU. EWEK 1000 mich’ . KNigat 87 ss 3 A hited States Clalim Agents 119 Naseag street room 100 do... 860 sob Siad tat bs 100 do. aT DIV ND — Ov) 60 Panama RR DQ], DIVIDEND - HANOVER FIRE f Save decinronsa soem ‘ Office No. 45 Wall street. 100 do 4 Move Yo : can. 1, ae 600 do 1-4 TO YAN—ON vIRST MORTOAG on Fon fait Shy | $25,000 "okt Bet te 5 om 183% | chan. J. MARVIN, 68 Dibe Sectels ito Chie ARK Ia og 83 a #214 15. 000 TO LOAN ON BORD ay D MORTOAGK A e Buy m fire ole ro "Ga.0e0 ts 200 Ch, Bur & Gy RR 925% <i area ee TOOT It, FWACRR 60 60 yu ADRIAN He x so do 7) z en CO Kon Bg Pine etrect “ 50 TO Ol i, 2 $80.0000 204% 0m monroe 100 toe es ‘ar 90) Yo iuvent in Coat y Mersin ema ary bef 1a KEMOEANT, 1s Wall atrees, K CENT jars. age on ab per tout helereet NF. CONKEY. pany, 6 Wailsireet | $125. 000 ™ TO Loan AT SIX rm Peal eatats 1m thie-eity, sn of Broo sit Apply to J€ he People's Fire ‘Third Boara. 14000 Ty 73.10 pate 102%, LOST AND FOUND. 1204 OUND-IN THE NOKTH RIVER. A SMALL BOAT 218000 American gold 13414 Apply 106. MeDonald, om hoard derrie 9000 do pee $000 Missouri Oi. gt'* | POUND-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, A BLACK 10000 de deny Frock Cont. which ive owner cau have by yaying © vee Oi nee wi property. Apply ti Fmelron, rvtieaeh th ¥ Cen 1073, | New York Host ote, ater 6 o'elore P.M 1500 Erie RR 150 do 300 Pact 100 Reading RR. 200 Michigan Cen. «30 G1 100 Mich Southern 100 bea | 1 O8T—ON NEW YEARS DAY, & SMALL DIAMOND 4 Bhire Stud, About a month net with Beotet ay 1 Pin, bugle abaped, and A LIBERAL REWARD 4534 | Wil be pald for the return of one of bob to H, MACEAR 45.0 hs Beaver street, N.Y 0 do. 7 - 200 Mich So guar £4 LOxtrO8 THE 2D INSTANT. 18 A YIFTH AVERUE J wince, oF opposite ibe ieee onal quero G00 Wimsie Content... 821; | Adon Book, sobtalning secon with 1 De kisne The 100 : hater willbe livers ly rewarded vo delivery uf Noe book at Clev & Witte Y EK. Burr « ofice, 76 Wall atreet, of at 68 Joho street eT | L°% QN JANUARY 1. 1863, A SABLE vioT N caro ng rion ‘e og an i) AT THE FIRK IN FULTON STREET, CORNER i ry he minder 108 Setoud iy ewes Kighieeoth treet, 200 Chie & Kook 1 400 do 850 do 100 Mil & P da Chten WO alton &T Hpi 16. wea. - | Lin! ON JA by an New York enutied, neil of the Ciiy of wary 2, We BUFFALO, DRC: of the pow er be pow er tive 0 « potice | oat 4 pie Aw yt UT A POWINIGHT AGO, 4 tr elem, ovit hy rain oF wr FAL Bs igus AY PVENING ak D sink In ad JAMU WY 2 ’ ' SG Panue. it AN 1 BETWEEN 1 AND 3 P.M, Vorsenar, Comptrotier, A ik one tan terion female Dig, bad QCALTORNIA STATE ARD SAH, rRaxctoco, ory , semen J” coupons ened at lest tales by DUNCAN, RHE y ‘ ek Comsen WAN 4 (0., Bonkers coraey of Fine and Nasco svcets eo Kigoth eve Kew STOLEN PROM MY ROOM. OM F RIK ANU AM 2, D's NCAN sUERMAN 400. BANKERS CORNER OF owlene ae mprery @ ow Ge Temes, Pine sua Nassau wd oun cteuat \ tered Ton aug on et ’ ‘for thathou wil be aot in Sarton honae , . erie ms ARK i Na BO ARMY Aw ‘ | D' IVIDEND cient pero re Nati ite thee, No HENR G eily companies devontied 00 be ine. +, Recretary . in earreme fom nge Baws jr ead chy. i Tobe covn'y, € VICK OF WELLE FA Biprees sag Boreinge Hee 3, et Cuy Bonde Got Je ” or York farnet rates or THE JERS Cewe workers a! JOUILE MURRAY Ko. boogh' aed wold KKM INTEREST ON BONDS Rratgenery, Oveenn, nei Burope, | et Tnird } PE MSONAL, D NAVY OFFICERS Ac JOUN Bb MURRAY A ™ SEWLY WOKS HEALTHY MALE COLD W Able BE sieet, 0 + the P £ ay ene to pert | Appiy or wore her's top NAL FIRE INSURANCE | [MZQRMATION WANTED OF JOUN MOLLAND, 1% rhe Wwhoeud of by the name of Jone Witeon Thur toe Beh ¥ 1. DROWNE, Secestary tally ree New Yors, Jan. 2 Im “ ya ar roee Mire hie, New York. AN her papers {MPTRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, §O 1 ow York. Jap. 2 1M) Twenty-tnied a { Dereetors have thie day declared the LAY -O8 SENDING = Te i 1 ait idend, (ree of government (an, pay ©. Wo Wallner, Phih able on demand trom your WM, A. RURTIS Jr, Seeretary M Teen Sa8 LIGHT STOCKS IN ALL THE INCORPORATED ogo’ JOUN Be RRA “ft i 9 Naseer syreet. corner of Liberty erent ack pe | wipe S peient lever sliver N ngparice Amp Tes DaRs *AVINGS INATITL $3 (a rab Waclacae aeeed on ion - ‘a ‘ 1 by bie, Aintgenned fae i lee ate St: SOE Som 3 4 aividend a tee rite | N&* YORK —THRKR I A LETTER sit be paid we afver Jan Intarent non onlied for R°Ra, & WALLACR * gguor ©) Aaninere w! Avgyrt 3, IML, wht mbentey concerning bisn wil be the: . | halt roe, HORS WILL WALT UPON oveoing - a) ore, ying etreet “WATCHES, JEWELRY, LINK ON TURSDAY marenabe i nm onpe ALY eOLe due Jenumryt ‘ Doe to wtation A Di eiforaa Dee, ac. ROO 4 09. CALIvOREiA | Distonve o OLD GOLD AND KILVEM LADIES OW Company, 0 way. § lemme baw! Aileen oF Inemonds \6 a fornia Mate sna ben | et LAUR AR fa rebares at beet FARGO & CO oe Y ANTED TWO RINGLE #TONE DIA ON Hingn, for whiee Obs eh il be pela AS pari wiare, Adame ere 4 ew SPORTING. Ww bron | Pareurt, Heima | I pp vei Preeding, TH | Bees bs titans ar Weer pola Bom shee Thy yd € nigel ravine ye ‘ork,