The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1863, Page 5

and mashir, should fill the house for = | phia; more, time we hope that Mr. wil) "ave e genuine attraction ready—perbape | a ‘Magnolia, which draws*sushserowds: ia Boston, and | gay: ch Me, ‘a said to have purchased. de 9% Wallaok’s there will be two new revivals this weex— | the Diesel {Pauling on Monday,ana tha (‘Trish Tairaaa”? on Tues, | . Amerionns rogistares at Gus, . ‘The play of “Pauline” is a ghastly, ghostly, molo, | Tho week ending December 20, x o affair, but it has always been popular, and wilt | delpbia: J. @. 3 = by: so-wall acted and no pertectiy put upon the atage at | 472, Albany JM Hay, Indlhngpolias ¥. Suorgi, Be i that it cannot fail to draw well. We trust that | w. Borden, Indinna: F. L. Hauke, New ore . Calde- Mrs. Hoey’s long story in the first act will be abbreviated. | cott, Salom; A. 3. 'y, Boston; W. W. & Pus lady bas played but comparatively seldom of lute, | Washington; W. F- diay, Win, Dame, Malnos A it Ye a sity that she should be foreed to bore the | & Graham, at her renéree, ‘The Irish Heirens” ts one of icault’s most popular comedies, and is very strongly |. Ba r Ohi 7 of Mas- 8 of sation H. Wilson, 5 oy rt 10 takes few after big at ts > It will that he led the advance of our army acrose Gun & Co.’s American News London, for mol’, A, Miner, Philae ‘inter, Georgia; M. Ellis, Boston; R. For- | : ¥. Suu \ci8Co Supreme Court. SPROIAL TERM. U Banxag J.---Mary Anne James against Mr. and Mre. Barney Williams play “The Irish Ambas" | Dec! or” and ‘The Lakes of Killarney” to-night. The ma agement quotes from the Hamat to explain that “fhe —LLLLEEeEeU*Yw)*~*(*woeRe ss igh Ambassador” was not played when first announced | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. consequence of the illimess of Mrs. Chanfrau; but does ot explain why same other lady was not gubstituied for Sunpay, Jan, 4, 1863. - Chanfrau.when the piece was announced for the | The trade tables of the port of New York for d time, Such trifling with the public 1s not business. | the year 1862 will be completed in the course of a jpko. However, Mrs. Chantrau has recovered, and ¥° | tew days at the Custom Honse, and we postpone ove that +‘The Irish Ambassador”? will be given this | ou) weekly comparisons till the oxact figures can eel. wi ann siaee seething be obtained. The specie export last week was At Laura Keene's the gorgeous spectacte, “Blondotte,', | $643,088, of which $325,038 went out in the Etna been withdrawD, A dramatist, eager to produce some | Yesterday, and enter into the export account fof slual play, ‘sent to Paris recently for piece |, the current year, thus leaving the total oxpért of called ‘‘Rotho Mago,” which had been running | specie from this port during the year 1862 at about Apshere for over @ year, and upon reoeiving | $59,864,392.. The produce and merchandise ex- { pltne piece found himself in possession of the original of | port may be set dwn at $160,000,000, which pi| ‘Bloudotte,”” dirs. John Wood’s handsome favo takes tho | added to the specie export, as above, would give co phim igen sera tein dy berg an aggregate export movement of $219,864,392, rane eel 7 vietbies 7 Agaivet this, the imports, up to last night, which tien for Powers, Fawoott and Stadame Vestris, and the | in cindea two working days in 1863, py returned irletta “Jenny Lind,’”.will be played, irs. Wood is Hf} nerseif an invincible, and is much fanpier than Jouny Lind | St the Custom Houso ‘as $176,150,201. Tn tabular form the business of the year would stand some* ib jever hoped to be. ‘The bouge will be crowded. A now holiday pantomime, adapted from the great | What as follows :— Alifairy tale called ‘Jack. and tho Beanetalk,” will be pro- | Exports of preduce, 1862 need at the Old Bowery theatre to-night. Mousiour | P*POFt? of speci, 1882, (Bihto, the Belgian Giant,hag a good part in the play. jf Monsieur Bikin appears to the best advantage in a panto Juwime, for bis yvowe is ridiculously weak for #0 Hige a mau, and be fills up tho stage too much for any ordinary drama, Mr. G. L. Fox, the great panto: |, f matrist, and a very excellent company are in the cast of Pil the piece, and the scenery fs very gorgeously painted. The nautical drama, “The Lonely Man of the Vcean,” wit be played at the Now Bowery to-night, and Monsieur )F anc Madame Marzetti and Monsieur Tophoff, of the Rayol ! peutomime troupe, have bean engaged, aud will appear in “Jocko, the Brazilian Ape.’? Monsieur Marzetti’s Jocko ‘6 as great a performance tn its way as Booth’s Riche- Meu, and bas gained him an European remtation. The Tames. ree Of divorce against defendant a vincule matri- \ Total exports... .. Imports of merchandise, 7. Imports American stocks, cat’d 80,000,000 $20 Presumed balance in faver of the port..... $14,714,191 The estimate of the amount of American stocks sent here for sale from Europe during the past year, though generally accepted by the foreign banking houses, cannot of course he implicitly re- lied upon, as no data exist for arriving at an agon- rate estimate, It is probably rather over than un- der the true figure. At tirst blush the very heavy oxport of specie in 1862 appears to be inconsistent 150,201 Me ‘ 2 with the theory thot the balance of trade is in out he Keaapamagere sri iushaowiitabeaeracdlne merc favor, But if the facts were known it would pro- ‘At Barnum’s Maseum the (Jowoes of Frankfort’? has | bably be found that a large proportion of the ‘ween withdrawn in favor of the ‘Collen Bawn.” Miss | specie shipped to Europe during the past year was Layinia Warren, a lady aged twenty-one years, weighing | not sent abroad in the ordinary course of bueMess ‘Unirty pounds snd measuring only thirty-two inches from | for the payment of debts, but was shipped by Yop Lo toe, will be exhibited with Commodoro Nutt. Miss | timid persons here, who wished to place it in a Warren is a6 handsome ashe is diminative,and she | eonntry not visited by war. Shguid this have been and the Commodore realize Dean Swift's vision of the | the case, we shall find when thfwar ends that we Lilipatians, “It is rumored that Miss Warren's oDgage. | ar6 creditors of Europe toa very considerabl wen! is not so much with Mr. Barnum as with Commo. P apy -panaeraie doce Nutt, and that a marriage in dwarfdom ig on tho amount, and the exchange market will be affected M tapie. © in'a marked manner in consequence. This is a p] ‘The Broadway Menagerie is visited daily by hundreds | Matter, however, of no present importance, as the of people, and may now) be regarded as an institution. | prospects of the war and of the national finances ‘We have never before bad 0 good a collection of rare | are rather calculated to increase than to diminish ) })! wae won yi | Gna TRATN— 6 md curious living birds and beasts in this city. The | the fears of those who have been sending their Pigs attract as much attention as Japanese | means to Europe for'safety, Of the prospect for the fature nothing can yet be said with any degree of confidence. Everything depends upon the course of the war. The Western wheat crop ia known to have, fallen very consi* derably short of the crop of 1861; but. there is Hf ic New Overland Reute, N OVERLAND ROUTE—THE FIRST EMI- OVEKNMENT San Francivoo Deo. 16. {From the ‘Herald, ee ave! L. Bowl, and ovsers of the ex; Ocoan Queen, and are stopping at tropolitan Titel. ) Captain Lisotkle, the Russia Navy, le stoppin tho Everctt Houre\ this @ ~ jameat issoes, and without their security. That | this no time to establish new banks, with a view | toa legitimate banking lusiness, ia too clear for argument. A few wealthy specniators would, no doubt, avail thesivelves of any privilege which | iron oiXG vewmul, tha Monts ress Monroe, tod spetky ta NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1863. Petia Wives! as terek atom quired for the next eighteen fionths, the war to last so g , in view of the danger of losses to the public on the issues of |. banks on Mr. Chase’s plan, of the im- PEs ee OMA ORLY LULU 6 Cae eneen ‘would bs rganized to subserye the purpose of the Becretary, and of the delays’ which its adop- toy would involye, the prevailing opinion appears t be that direct isanes of government paper will be preferred to issues of paper issued by indi- viduals, and only indirectly connected with govern- ment. ‘ The week Closed on an easy money market. Some of the banks are free lenders, on first class securities, at 5 per cent. Other lenders decline to part with their means under six, and the activity of business on the Stock Exchange enables them to get this rate. Debt certificates sell at 96340 4. Demand notes, which sold last week as high as 130, Closed yesterday at 129%. It appears to be the received opinion that government will be com- pelled to keep money easy at the great financial centres in order to negotiate loans, Exchange closed yesterday very firmly at 14734 for sterling bills (bankers’). The demand for bills from the importing trade is comparatively light; but many“merchants, especially foreign houses, continue to hoard exchange a @ protection against the depreciation of the currency. Gold sold on Friday last at 135, and after opening yes- terday at 133%, closed at 180%. The United States government and the various State govern: meuts are disbursing large quantitics of gold in payment of interest, The California steamer likewise brought @ remittance yesterday which was not expected. Under these circumstances & temporary weakness in the market would not sur prise operators, The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— Dec. 6. Dec. 13. Dee. 20, Dec. 27. Jan. 3. eT TP ass has, Rye our. mA orn meal’ randy wine, por ‘Buekwheat tiour, per 1 Rees Wheat was in request and firmor, with cals of 95,000 bushels at $1 68 a $1 56 for white, and $1 43 a $160 for red and amber Western, $1 32 a $1 41 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, and $1 23.4 $1 33 for Chicago spring. Corn advanced Ic., with sales of 70,000 bushels mixed Weatern at 793¢c. a 81c. for sound and 660, a 196, for wn- sound and beaged. Rye continued quict at B6e. @ 95c. Sales were madeof 7,000 duebels barley at $1 40 a $1 50 and 2,000 bushels walt at $1 60, Oais continued in good les were made of 50 juest at 6&c. a . ak was in more demand, and sal quate Java at 24c.» 1,400 bage Tho at 25 gc, 0 29, aud 425 ot waa rather , closing at 68e, a 6836c. for middlings, with a fair inquiry and sales of 1,000 bales, . Fis wore gevera!ty dull, t quoted (irm, Frurr.—The -demand was limited sad the market de- business was trauencted to-day. pore were made of 400 bbls. dour, eee isions toe “r el H ii a @ 228, Gd. by sailing ves fal, aut 603. /'y steamor: 200 clover seed at 32s. Od., and 150 bbls. apples at 74. To Lendou there were taken 100 boxes bacon aud 10 tons lover eed ut Bde, 6d. Bo Glasgow there were engiiged 2,000 bbls. flour on p. t. 7,000 bushels wheat at 73¢d., aud 200 toa. lard at a2s. od. To Bristol 7,(00 bushels wheat were takep at Tid. in ship’s bugs. ‘There were in port 636 vessels of al! descripti: Ds, Hay continaed in lively demand at 900. a ¢1 for North Hors wore more active at 1éo. a 2bc.. according to river. ‘quality , for new crop P¥.-—' Tho wovk's receipts were 22.697 bides and 196 bales do. ; rnd the eales 10,013 hides, the latter melading 14,000 Hurnos Ayres, 28. c's, usual selection; & 300 Rio Grande, 2 uel seloction: 1,700, Orinoco, 1; 213 wet salted West isdios, slaughter, 8%. ade, cash; 0, On private berms, and:—41 900 dry » and 200 bales East india hides. Laatnen.—Tho movements of the week AMovre H. D. U-S.A's,regist'd.100 99% Tg WTS : : i 7 | Hull & Co, uctice as followa:—“Dariug tue early part of Yingtusas on be oe 4 id of animation, the week the market was de Tuesaday and Wednesday a number of buyers appeared in the “Swamp,’’ aud bought quite freely wt old pr ducing a firmer feeling, which mafatains ar the eloxe do not Our quotations, most ot tbe their storks at the annexed’ figures, though im some ine stances & Sight concession might be submitted to, offect sales ui any quanuity, Krom the tan coipts continne only moderate, We corny with @ stock lighter than has been held for variously eatin: hands of the trade and speculators; and with brighter prospects then have marked te opeping of any yeas since 1869. Ouk vile ig witheut matorial chauge, either In de- Michigan Central, 80% MiebiganSouth'n. 39:2 South, guarant’d, Tinoig Central, veral y TB% mand or pri The-stdck Atce Neh \ Opperin ibe 18 138) rough is evn paratively quiet, while prices aro in @ 114 192" meagnre vom n lO: Aske. Now Orloang was in moderate demand at @ 85¢., With sales of 15@ bbls. AVAL § 10! ns were quiet at $13 60 a $13 75 for common 1 $2 50 fo PROV W084, —Pork W’ down to $14 87 for mess, and $11 60 a 812 25 for primo, wit sales of 1,400 Ubis. Tf was in nore demand, with eaies of 1.800 bbis, $15 for plain, and $id a $14 for extra mess within a range of Oice. a #9 tock MANKEY War vory buoyant lagt week, and we have to report a large increase of public speculation, As the issue of $20,000,000 of legay tender notes led to an advance of 25 a100. per eentin stocks last summer and last autumn, it is inferred that another increase of alike or even a greater amount, will now be followed by a fur- ther corresponding upward movement. At the South unlimited fasues of paper money have led to an extraordinary advance in all securities. Rail- way *tocks which nsed to be sold at 12 2 20 per cent now command 100 in the enrrency of the rebel confederacy. Bank stocks worth 80 a 100 in the old times, have sold jately at 220 a 250 for Confederate notes. Speculators argue that what las happened in the rebel States will happen here; that excessive issues of paper, forced upon us by the exigencies of the crisis, will produce their in- evitabie results’ in the appreciation of all securi- ties not connected’ with or dependent on the government, and that a time will come when Butter nd 160. a 200 ‘Western. ( heesc was inactive at 9c, # 130. Sir was dull, as buyers Werersinetant to pay asking wigcs bi Sars. —The market bas ruled quiet during the week, neither buyers or sellers caring to operate during the holiday seson, and wo have only to note a salo of 15 bate Mytamores goat and 3,600 pounds Contral Amorican deer, 00 private tems. SvGaxs were rather more inquired for, and saler were made of (00 bh’ s. at 10J0 a 2c. for New Orleens, aud Osc. @ We. for Cuba; also 600 boxes Hayana on p. t Tatrow.—There were 100,000 pounds sold at 10);0. @ 0 4c. ¥ (ae were made of 800 bbls. at 39%K0. & 40c., mortly at 89 sce. for FINANCTA’ STP RA AND NAVY PAY AND ChAT OPPT BACK FAR. Pi BOUNT me Francteco, Califoraia, Sov, 20, Vesa. , OUTHREN BANK NOTRS WANTED. parently on the prospect of emancipation, and Tennessees and North Caroliras have heen equatly tive, Nothing fm the position of these States Henth Oi Tropesee a, | od tte 160,000 9 200,000 sides in the oo a SALES AT AU ORTGAGT 8. ViIRTUR piroct corset or a ces on O'clock A. M., the contents of ABM. Mi a 4 irocery Biore, - 1 Haars Nona OKER'S a 9 ven aR Ba ree ra fue alventon ob BERS, WILL 8ELL, ON ns 1 Bowery, the cine ove’ from. ee SAT SREY 1 ie Both inn WILE BRAN INP UES Gai DER S, Cuari, Secretary. BOUNTY.—WIDOWS AND HEIRS OF ‘8 who have been k: rd vice can have par SALE, sell Lo'elo: pps ‘Gai ae., we aur, wholes! dies, 35 casks genuine Ma Pipes Aud barrels Gin; also nd Maceira Wine, Jan other Cham and Chewing tures, de, OMAS VEITCH, AUCTION EER.—OFFICE NO. 2m Broadway —Pubile Administrator's sale of Good W ease of Mremive and Furniture of m lager beer malo ‘ov died im the United Staves ‘once all hack pay, prize money w due them. ‘mation of living and de fe Lrve, Brooklyn and Jersey people, vall at weutre sire ‘opposite City Hall. N. SEAGRIST. PER CENT CALIFORNIA COUNTY BONDS—WB of gules £0" vale $25.40 seven pat ce Bonde of She Suny ryt +) $25,000 of county of Ban Gaiifornte, being partof late Iwene authorised by nn act ot the Jaiure, Aud & vole of the people for a wibscription ‘of the cay 6 post om Monel ornli a At 210 © pital stock the Ran nevsco and Ban Jose Rall- stron Lin ma et Sete public x’ ng Cinta coubty, dad $100 000 by Ran’ auso county. ‘Poe con tA m i i unty, ‘The cou. | > 4 , AUC Pons are payable setmbansually, iu Mayand Noveiaber, cond | VW, MagighitNGSHe aD, AUCTHONERR.—t pro! gold,) and the yrlmelpal in 1877, Bhesé two | tion store of). T. WH | Twenday, January 6, 25 Cortlandt stfest, comprising @ complete Men ‘au Cavalry ana \v ater: Boy ‘en's Boots, Won nd copper mall work, freak from the manufactory. ence at 13g o'clock A.M, Catalogues@n morn- NO. ah 3 elle Table’ and =f im counties He nex! aro in a highly, ‘Treasurer of Santa Clara, Ayr th ps penend' a bongs ae taxable property in 1509 was $5,200, debtedness when those are ail weued of gure has in hauld funds te pay col in Mateo county, wilh co sagr'z Hee of debt, and hi 1880,” By an net of (ie Ley maeet the Interest and for bonds at waturity. wa, t'adjacent San Frapetsen, on the Bay, aud ro) the repert of th be! re “a , mus for prese m Of hone. bonds, ie 00 taxable provarty: in 5 special is 'ovied to ‘sinking Tand to liga tbe T. COLEMAN & ©0., 70 Wail streat. JILLIAN ABBOTT, AUUTION EBR—OFFTC Test Broadway—selle on thin day, Oth fi ‘kand Fixtures of ha. neikung of fine Count Mirror, Chairs, Tables, W wlLother F tem, de —_—-—- —- ‘Two Evfeld Rides, with accoutrements, PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY PRO | ~ ap Capua) ee supa Stunts Unateo and Uwon prae mousy | WM, WITTERS, AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL ON bounties collected free of charge No chances Puosday, the 6) 10 ocloek, at 136 West ‘uied claim caged at D.RWEI | Forty. ner, tt x then, By ¥ Sine +£ CO., Voatied Rlates Claim Agents, 119 Nuesaa strvbt, room | . Mo. teaser; io, 7, Neve Paylox CY : - woe smn | net Boo shen. Datta oeutee ahd fe ST, DIVIDEND.—HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE | Tables: Chin Jer of Morweagee, © * Board of Directors of this Company | —-— 4 Meee arene anim) civiiend of tive (5) percent, | WAM WITT PIONEER, WILL SELL THIS tax, payable on dean, at thelt fay, a 4 Cai Varlor Suite, B.S. WALUOTT, Becrolary. | large Morbre, Painting®, Lace Curtains, m ies Bockonm, Et es, Velvet Tapestry, iru suid alla as a ————— | Tuginin nid other Carpetes Olisoths - . | Losewour Hanuforte, Rtool, a Papeyenipic is this Ware. Wa ed Bite, Dining Roont aa the Beaple' Kitehen ¥ no wevera! Ole arielen of i Furpitur '» palent Bedstead and Bi inate GoopDs. BRAHAM VANDERVOOL £00, AUCTIONFERS, * . ee A MAGSUICE SL MOUBEDOLD FURNITURE, 0. COMFTABLE, A 00. Ge ate dieu e } - ae W er wt J] on Monday, 6th tnatw a large stock sais my tha vant Wy Works of Art, | Or Linen aud Goin, Sheoungs and anirtinte, Kable Chota, abebe private 4 Tihgpirect, betycen | Wave Damavks, Napkits, Quilts and Fiawoels Also, A fine nasortment of Sivlped, Plaid and Plain Jacone®Bwire and Mali Muslia, £0, CANAL STREET, Corner of Merovr M. ition of his comprising Purnitare was mace best deseriy auictioncer ¥ ‘and tite p ~ TAULE & CO. ARB NOW OFFERING tof Organay and Tarleton Mosiine, suit: CANAL STRERT, ws of Mercer atrect. ee | A BXoLD, co A chotce wear able for event ‘re, Ottomans, Arm atin brovatel i] iz ‘ Carpets Rage: rosewo |: WAY, MOURNING STORE, Selig of te clone the bominene, | The best makes of Bormbasines, Fronch Merinoes, paca, Bmprend Clout, And a great variety of olnor Mov pa Dress Goods, At twenty per mn (han any other howse, ENGLISH CKAPES OF ALL WIDTH#, Ui and ivenae Bonnets Seennet 2 Mourning Cloaks and Shawls, istic Bronze Curd “AT 76 BROAD Card ant ‘A a Pia @ Basket. Napkin be sewood ites Halt ardeobe Attwenty-five percent leas. wainut Bureaus, Hotes, Chatre, ac. | 9 All new gouds, Wnporied and manufactured for the lave N.B. des wishing to 2 the male take the and | fail trate, Hist avenue sage fpr ay yt rem a gf will nd this a rave chance to buy cheap, and Metropolitan Howls ienving at Siatocuth streot, afew | The D Fent, doors fro: CHAS, G. HOOK 1. T . 765 DROADWAY, iiss fold gol nt AU meer rate Selling off the eutire stoce in order 10 leavo the bus! carved rorewoo Pianolorte, elegan' iver Plat “3 *) Hol KEEVING sve oo om MONDAY. Buty is cena taplgahe “Paxoy DREA} GOODE, ‘At the private residence 218 'Weet Fourtecnth strétt, ‘near HOGIBRY, GLOVES, WIITE OG008 | r10 GOODE, Commenving at leven o'clock A, M. MARKED DOWN AT LESS THAN Cust, The sale yy prines the eutize coutenta of the house, The | 4a order to leave the business a ae elagant Pier Furniture was dor, andis in soltd ‘And rent the store fomwoot.” The whola will be highest bidder for CHARLES 0. OOK, ough, Offering extra ‘nducements te pu S a ant ronawoad seven alan te FO BHOADWAY ov oane OMAK Tusewood Ato, aver SHAWLS, BULAWLS, STLAWLS. iH New sensouable Goole, in all of the desirable tab ported and manufactured expressly for thin sean way trade. jow walt suits of ror ct 2 alin; Poaewou costly Vartan Ornaments, rich Va ciloction of rare Paintings, rosewo Aficent ! Keay ad Forsien and off in order to close the business, jo SS Bal dB CAS: |“ novELS. AND © FOE % tors lows than th y f coltecte:! aud CASHED; PENSIONS procured, and d Se ainakek rsa ee ee ete vate Ch before purchasing elsew here tierra Cua LL fae, Gaited nie still. a large quantity of wheat inthe hands of the | every man of property will desire to invest | ¢¢ ‘tol ern ‘aime CASHED, by epwand . in rosewood mud mahogany; Bureas, Bi —— eo so P'] atmy, who came Dore a few days, set trom | farmers which would be drawn ont by higher | hia means in something elae than currency: ‘These pan rity fave mesepnttn, Wanetreeni uote Mogi Suemmmences' | (SO RTIAT soars eacrimal ot Ceska f bre a] ‘the United States. goreramend te Sx ae ad prices. Thns far we are receiving very little cot- | views have led to #0 general an absorption of rail- | 7oxrrROLLER'A OFFICE, RUPFATO, DEC order, n exeeltent cowitition. Nera ee OsaE ULOAES |{ emigrant train that- left Minnesota somo months since, | ton. What may be the effect of the reopening of | way bonds that none of the old first class bonds Pursuant (o.@ reaointion of we sores. neil ae the | pane. miver Ware, Mich’ Ch Also, Ladies’ and Mirsew Skatiny Jackets Pa gs MB con ie? ine Suen, eouesnerone the Miss{ssippi and its tribntarios—if we succeed | can be bought at a price which will yield the hold- 3 the Lepialntuse. of the ‘State rd ew “York eed, SEAT cotinine Ne wevteteeneck temas ie at | — AES MMnNE, Capea abe sr lectes see, Ke fee ticera commun <i.,were:--Captain | in reopening them—ean only be ascertained by the | er over 6 a6 por cent. The only remaining good Beate ee ee ee ne eeeee Beprcere 2 Iaah eetinn | naan. ae CAMEL HALE SAWS, Dy army, Commander; E. M. ey aeiane P| event itself. The orders of the rebel government | bonds which are still at low figures are the issues La Sa dg DES, Ca A Stem tee ssarhnen OP ve cor cath CT NASR an trtiadivey, 1d, Second to their generals enjoin the destruction of all cot- | of the reorganized Pittshurg, Fort Wayne and Ties st arg o1etock FB of that daz, (eee | BLBGANT HOUSEHOLD CURSIURE AND ae ———— en ee Bond, Secretary: David Charlton, Rogineer: Wm. D. Dib; | ton that is likely to fall into our hands, thas in- | Chicago and Northwestern roads, which, heing of inte (8300) mth ‘asiia West Twenty-iraipineet, near 8 Til ise tn peduced Din are ook of faahionad Dhippewa Interproter; Geo. Gere, Sioux Interpreter; R.C, | volving the Southern planter and the Northern | recent creation, have not yet found a resting pe snaut Pe cae | On Monday, Janniarr a, at it orale protec ‘every ariete | CLOAIM, | BAC iis, SACK ERY tet “Crev TARA i oe, wares : dtetbes and Enropean mannfacturer in @ commeénruin. | place, and are still in excess inoar market. Rail- Pag pal pays: | plshed, will te Porom poriiy sold, consisting of elegance solid Ken cee, CAMBY, 306 and Sng Canal streat. | VA| when they had reached tana dl pated a How long #0 snicidal and inhuman @ policy can | way shares have advanced on the average 5 per Messra Buvionn, ‘Shorngn'& Go, ab Wiap yeep Paes, Sait i, iroeeley 8, Peee) Peapeisoras | At Meee gee vent . ee: ay my 9 te ee tae ‘be pursued with impunity events alone can deter. | cent since Christmas day, Hence !asi evening Seagunensy Sanwa Vente, sia, © "[N CONSEQUENCE OF THE DRATR pA = Rs A pushed forward te | mine; but we think that many months must inter- | there waa a pretty general” attempt to realize bts fare } fRirkaty, biteary ood Basemece Wy [ oP ort HOME | See Francisco, and all there will sail for tho East to- | vené, and many substantial successes be achieved ; profits, which led to adecline of 14 124 per Gent | Fal vouds wit be negotluted io the person oF persone Pogay rhage Sg (ep eietinss wil bo oud as te py fm hs Tn bas seon duis | by the Uuion armies, before cotton willagain come | from.the current prices of Friday morning. Most | say ih acre abetted Ae hot he Peasant sd = on tem tron far c NE | aercice im nese, wader Gen Boll ad vow rete forward in quantities sufficient to affect the course | of the great cliques which were formed a month | £%- Yosmencn, Comptroller. —_ pera toa Aten Pid Reagc mae Tillinghast on 477 BROADWAY.» Hoses Sond wis apractclag uwyer in Su Paul Minnepola, and | Of ourforelgn trade, Our gold and silver supply | ago to put up particular storks ‘have sold ont to | (JALIOLMIA STATE, AND SAM, FRANCISCO, CHRY | Weaneaday, Jan, 1H a id oiceh nf the font 9f Mores He B—The large stock of Velvet Choahs om band wil be k feumo ith the train, led by @ love of adventure. | from California and Nevada Territory is likely to | the public at a profit. Under ordinary civenm, nkers, corner of Fine avd Nassua sircets 2 feet long, r A ywha: | Boy Fy eh, 14026, | gold regardless teow, | Caen be larger in 1863 than in 1862; and if the govern- | stances some uncertainty might be felt with regard Ct etepagantetrnccrsgsec araa — a at BROADWAY. Last spring the government set apart the smal! sum of | ment will adequately protect the treasure ships | to the course ofthe market. But the proxpect of | qustitnsectenae hake Coe, tdi a Be ctAC%, iartarion L408 RMBROIDERIBA wei a etn reo | ages the eneren of Bets rimtcrsme | me saero paper money reer petits Si tn bts | fee gee = tON CO a Hg mraz, ace unas © Bonorthern route, from Fort Abercrombie to Fert Ben. | shall recetve‘as much as usual at this port. willing to allow their means to depreciate in bank, OMEN rr ee er USTION @ALE OF READY Mane cLoTunNa, | Bip ¢ poo saving Gens, pe VE thought prove bettor and wearer | Congress meots again to-morrow, and it is ex- | and prompts every man who has thousand dol MUIRF, CITY FIRB, INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 102 | Zh uta Say Jan. fai 1K o'ciork, nt ab Domery, 8 rary, hace usliua, Fae Pawnee, pee to ite command was made ato | pected that the Committee of Ways and Means | jars to secure himself by investing it in something | Co ee ee eo ey. dan declare toe 5 coal way Keen an oe! Been Aa ine awortivent beat quaity ladier’ Paria ene aie forge ou. be given for those | will at once lay before the House the financial pro- | which may advance as the, currency declines in + iampaaeaneand iree of government tax, pay- grer My a ep ee honise im thay, ‘De aud Susth erences, two doers balow i ma w ‘train ‘make their 4 ani, a Ne 2 re erbth street. I Sotiots.ts.40, onl the was cousequentiy | ject which they have been engaged in framing | value. s i _______ WM, A, BURTIS, Jr, Beoretary. | Ptece ‘Good: .. Camsimeres, Katlueta, Ae. ; also Boots, eit cn ete aA qnuch lees that ie would oer wine have been. Fort | during the holidays. Nothing is reliably known | The ulaaris ae ae a secu baeda GAS MET STOCRN 1X ALL TUR INCORPORATED <abbr Arar nasal EIN eh . CLOTHIN ' —— irrng | concerning its details. The despatches which | matters tement, ts city compantes hougns. and seks, OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHS, AC.—s. EN eonsisi: and thirty emigrants, 3 esp . MURRAY, UCTION BALE OF 5 7 26) BIXTTH AVENUE, LADIES AND ORNTLEM Tavern women, fifty threo wagens, & “twalre have been sent to this city from Washington | shortly to be made public. Nothing hae yet been 90 Neatan mrcelccorneraé Libertratieet, | AA, M,CHUNTALAUL, wncdoneer, wil wt tie ay, Zan: | ATotl Bud tr tae, hove raw. ® MONT 1 whom mountain howitzer ea ee — purporting to give the views of the committee ascertained either with regard to its tenor or the | = TECHANIOW® An Rapes’ SAVINGS INSTITU ‘Coat po cite, Beavers, ‘Walven eS 4 ‘or OFtY per cent more than a! her Suiy,’ andy under:"the guidance of Plerre date of its appearance. It is pretty generally un | M'rivs ope atic 85 ia ce Pankenete, Teery Slaven, Wor ges man dren wad convince Yourself ? Qtrock out in s due west course, over a eountry derstood, however, that it will show that the road ‘awed at the rate of G per cent peranpum on nets, ‘otton Batting, aud vari where there trail,and where no 1 ‘that | Other articies (oo humerous Sia" travaticy excepe, where. thlir route ai that of | committee have come to the conclusion that the pee espe ping soapy end Alriytigad atthe reo n't pe ents tr ana "AUCTOX NOTICE —0 LoTH ov CHOCKUNY, Lane ‘Governor Stevens, in 1868. would oscasioually coincide. | necessities of the government are so great that it | bonde ; secondly, seven per cent on the pro- oehors on all gue " and China. WM. W. SH Y. Auctioneer, Ty i irr ‘Tae country Art travalied over nome | weld be mponniiaa to supply them elther by | ferred stock; and thirdly, ten per cent on the com- Sten As ee am eer poe hap og. bent and mann White Orenied loans exclusively, or by the issne of legal tender | mon stock. The latter amount, way $1,100,000, | iateicc'tmmthe it CHAS. PROM, President.” | W: and Dipped Ware, insots to ault ety and coustry exclusively. It may be inferred, therefore, | has been disposed of in the payment of scrip to | _J4s F. Msromn, Seovetary, UEP i. sin J ~ parce sonjeece mere po feat the policy recommended will combine the | We holders of overdae mortgage coupom. The Nee Ee ere Ger Tar Wa ae * vfited bats poveruinent sala of Prot B en ee ee ae att! | two, and that the current Mr. Chase | road has now no floating debt, and should the | Zije in ine city of Mew York, will be paid on and after that anedon, on Monday, January 8, at } ff aay sented Fort Unten, with the exeeptien ef tBe Os- : — ene 4 elu rept fanda, Upou presentation xt the American Morehouse of Mller & j ‘tenn de Missouri, which is yery hilly, and which they | will borrow and manufacture money alternately, earnings of 1963 equal those ef 1662 the holders of hanes basndmanatatore WET. Jeffers aul South etreete 809 Srey, dare 5 croeing. ‘Taty resated Fort Cuien—o an the state of the market public M old Brie will divide something tike tem per cent, Manvevirun, Vitba county, Californie, * OER B-.-. nehily Sorensen ah pa ae po merican Fur Company, 4 veumnenee twell 4 " , order of Col. A. H. EATON, A. C. Ge Sra For ercromblo—os Wr t"castot Prem | Tou, nerant, she recent reveresh which she Union | 298 Ov nnuch above the preferred ou ew Jemeep | VSCmisaivoes a, Rede sung et te nna | . " bare . se tn i Lantdbes oon Gistnee oF Gen eaties tron | arms have met with; the emancipation - | hence as much above the preferred ax New Jersey | Fi .-tcre ut thin company, held thin day, alividet of four NER R—AUCTION NOTICE — AVPY NEW YEAR.—WANTED, LEFT OPP ruts lay up te Mlsour nd Mik river valleys end was | tion, which will probably add aconsiderable sumto | Central stock rules above the bonds of the same | Jer’. free of guvernmont tax. sun Neslatell Heya | ae Wie very. ot tee nection A eof My ha Ry oikn dod level and easy. They arrived st the latter | the cost of the war; the general lack of confidence | concern. New York Central has been rather | ser books will be cidaed from the 20h tne. to root Murray street, ‘comprising singe assdrunent. nia, ante.) Fogniwure, (60. Bladen on tbe 6th of feptember. From that point their fa the War and Bi > Recien pagar +4 active, im consequence, as fa snppoeed, of pur JAMES J. DAY, President. | Gatalogucnon Tesday. , | en atigeted Wy a, ve wal Hi 4 was over Lieutenant Mullan’s road. About sixty of ‘er javy Departments, unwil, o 0 " a Aesth — — a CO., CALIVORMIA a : 1 aah TOMOREOW Teasing < rent betwee ¥ I | Satay Peeve cw ey eat ppt re | Magee fe, Freitent take changn tthe | Goes 92 la ccin goa samber at Seater | QoaPikta ae Sekar thomas teas ites | Key tient mune te Fence eens | “Ce cs pomanram mquisian Bafta p uBRT to : Cabine® the failure of-our Southern expeditions be ~ 2 oe, ee a ae pons pureliaced at bent | Surepent oF ~ ia, Seles the sede “4 sind mu : irae re to discover and bring to market large supplies of | 4%d capitalists, foreseeing the depreciation of the | farket mies by eT pnt PARGO ACO. | DMehat & axayod hse Pariete ee aes oie | feo ere Sapo ea oe takes tr fs & triotary of the Missouri, Tb abounds with game. Some. and the t of affairs ly, | currency, invested their means in New York Con- | (pricy ov rink JERSEY CITY INSURANCE COM- | Sfiryors, Pays ar; Saige furtenah ove en alewied vo by Mom " Ao eallaron wikes, watueand anes of eiaie Veeree Sidted the mont. conservative frlents of the | tral in preference to gold. The stock rose in con- | O”tany, 1 Morro Boul cater, Baton recmid aed | {hai Piese remember, aoa try 568 kien cotton, our —_— sore Purniture, Stoves Joubs siret i mates <0 Hale tes co Cueumiias ta Ure Wibiekoe tiie ha sequence from 90 to 107. At that figure it stopped ‘The Board of Diseotors have tim day - ne - -——--- ‘all the way with,tbe exception of a ‘istance along | government in this city to come reluctantly to the e! | wunl dividend of Ay. (a) per comt, (wen VEORGH WRLLES NICHOLS, AUCTIONRER, ara ON SEY ~2Wik river and in the Cocur q’Alene mountains. On the | conclusion that, however desirable a return to | the demand for currency at the West, and the in- v. PAUL ELBUAST HO SEN OUD FORNITL KE, ALRROKS, AT ER eee tices pay 80 per cont Ween Ar a ob ee et sound principles of finance might be, it would be | creased price gf money having induced most of | oy cringe Pine LN NEILAON & McHOLs wi ett in sepa barehate, Joneley, Rin, diotes ‘and wore at no t! pe ' wns ARF iene | amediate nahyot Pork baakeas, fee uanaber ek Ten beans So: sthemnpt $0 nig anges vee atddadadae Dividend Tue regula: Detiram . 4 : wt nelly tet tal reectuch cafectn vies a ing ef tha: half pet cent (ive of hovernment tax a by Mrs ‘the ponte in entimated at from. three to present. If our armies had been successful; ‘ P * ive of wovers , is bit a Fam rg several were kullod every day. fear | ew blood had been infused into the Cabinet, and | parties are again pu their money into it. In | tle tay, pavalile mm destiny 4 WALTON, Reoretary. feroder, ak |, TEENTION YOR 164 SEVENTH, BVBRUR 000.00 ho padians met with ccoastonet no further tronbleor | i116 people could see their way to the close of the | active speculative seasona like the present but | — MONEY 18 PAID aT Tits orrtce For | “B4o" ee ee cae Mo ier quoegence Vina Golo basing bevite niweye infict, ie 4 little regard is paid to intrinsic values inthe pur- isto y tt AR Ethan Allen, Kee | @ dark sores! Horse, fs babs, 6 years aid, per. | for “hum more, thee, De neaa| mal rarer tie henmnortns parwy von Le Boyan Ae RO reat A ae ld chhae' of eck. Thns Cleveland and Pittsburg, ts ar, Montggwery, Owaseo, Pureuit, S tote, an Wo any harness: bas bem ool on oy ab’ u UW ALBAA, 166 events arenus, beiwern ~ , 5 m im ” erent ~ Te oe Seah actates Then saree | fun vate. Bat Hels lle to" Sogn te fact tat | whone managers have ever nclaiod hth ni MAAN ATLA PO — #25 Aver tenent re deeeumngr arte b pam for fuel. 1 mites fond hlic confidence has received k within the | value has advanced twelve per cent in about o - } tw horses: also onmay QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING ) noref ‘hich tod and ve : @'stioe! ie . “ CAPITALISTS. <A GOOD TEN PER CENT PAYING | % | AL Satiad rote Werieen un Calttornia marucia. Dar: Nee ee” therefore yw we abd Ss ‘3; pest h which would at t to | week, while Rock Island, which may fairly be con neh for sae, One lft past thee Hock. 0: sha eB, 2) he chore pipes, ov on ee, | Hinare, Carpets, 204 ony soli high prisse for Site Bresms, dhoted as an ¢xperinent, soma onetrited mont! Prove fatal at presen’ he Blertro Cherm’. mart anor # hy ve ane 4 ‘entire practicability of this route, and to recommend it | gnancial negotiations, This fact, which is now | sidered a six to seven percent dividend paying Ett, ‘Capital ston 9500 00. Tq Bdey | - oe ————— | { oe fos on or shdreadka A DUGAN, O10 Reventh | Bughly for future em! old rich gold Beide ad yeluctantly admitted everywhere, will give stock, has barely risen four. Cleveland and Tolede: | sire | {net 4 heRTe JR. ADeTIONRER a0, Laden aitended to by ab i forming lands west ‘mountains, ‘empedition, addi ap a ge He RR hor — —sbe Sriun the very limited meave at ls clepogal, bas crtainly’ | tional power to the Western demand for more | which has never been able to pay off ite floating } JpepEMPION OF SAN FRANCISCO FLAR AND | 7 7, datnaty 6, Ve AT DA SRVENTIL AVENUR LADIEG AND ; et rorarnablpsagons i yrye sa Coe Gat ny currency, and, so far aa can now be judged, will | debt, and which pays an occasional dividend with | J » sera hese | a raya sprns. amp. Candles, ar Pass, Dremmcn, Roget Urges ae { De fraught with very unportant leave Congress no choice whatever as . | mang throes, bas risen to the neighborhood of | — sowers o Man Vraniieds Bonds known ne the C34 Fire | Pouioos, Pilot Wrewd, be 8) Ore ee vn Sarvwinig woe wit Aihanane 7 i ieotena’ Sai ‘ cial policy, The event is deeply, v ply, to | 80, while Southern gnaranteed-~a ten per | Ponds 0h) a eae a I i recaie wy tie | Renee, Deputy, = cate oan Saenioen » —- Judge T.T. Barrett, Vermont; M. 5. Cox, Ben Francisco; | be regretted. But, under present tances, | cont stock, Ismed by © company that fs | Commie cumy tresses, in tne city ofan BNAY B. WERT 18 AUCTION kt a marie ‘anne » “Daniel Kirk, Fagiand; Jobn Fowler, California; Raward:| the financial problem admits of but one solution. | carming a surplus over and above the ten per cent— | Caiifurnia, » 3 Le cloek hove of Monday. the, SUBRIVY # BALE. WAGON, HARNERS, ge. ree Conroy, D> ote, 4:0. tact, trom W. Chase Provdenes:B. | It understood that Mr. Chase-ndheres tohia bank | # welling st 863% Paclio Mail dropped to 133 | Imrume bute hu Guerin wi lione sh = (yay, owe Hywluawoy Wages, Na/wees sat Robes : padres ft chy Ahmad iy A tal U.S. Army, | goheme, and regards it as adequate to meet the | early last week, on the ge ap of headed a | | he heh ema ot eb rem. om A soy | B <2 es are mopy Tabara, 2 ool Bonds Of 198), Ret. ML, Waylacd and “lady, New Haven; p, w. | emergency. It is clear, however, that if no more | British ere - “= —% Older Chak aad 36 M Stine Eto Ronde a fro Wuyi mn HOMOGARY mAibBiD Ov or 1% Ancorvoli, Paul; it. Daniels, C.D, Meaty, | bunk currency be manufactured under this scheme | 197 on the arrival om ‘ nam ir rem filj, wre Tey ented Wo meet PF “Harrisburg.” Flee’ Root, Onwege; E. My Ghaifec and lady, a& takin wit esterday. ‘The Harlem stocks have been active | f°'*!s 6°. var"wull te vatdeanuaed i Sy oe Ned We itr incie sarwen, tip ie, Colwoot Lamb aaa nila, eb Bh » | than the interests jers will suggest, the | ¥' good réaron that le pubilel agers wilt ounte Gtcwhet rete they will gurrender fhnte | 7 My Oh ORG OOM, Wy atten 1 the fumera of \ aud indy, Bridgoport; S. 9. hazard, New Jersey; Aes, | plan will not supply the Treasury with the money | tately, without any Publicly | onde. lew coupons 0 Japuary 1, 186% payebie in gold ola Gresued athe Aliany; T. Re Rcowdee, ‘Latineier AB. fs fred; and, ou the other hand, shontd | known. In all probability they have been the | of the United Hates. * wi abopany as See ee) Foseondem, M¥ne: A, B, Young, Po a; Wiitiem, | Which fs required; and, on the o , shoal! and will deeli idl Pisa, rare 1 for Retpmption of Bonds, 1 Cone leuare, THK EROTURE «mason. Christic, Hovina; Kaward Yates I ' Tooden, | the Treasury obtain the amounts it needs through | tools of speculators, and w nary panes 6 | arre of PEE FEF bag B4 aie psittaci @ni tacwedl siidoom Allen, New Bedford, ant 6. Yoknem, Bos: | the intormediary of new banks, it is equally eb- | they advanced. Michigan Central remains dull at | (Pen ere ye cccn ne 8 Oo New Kore, mf TIOMEER—BT ® & J. BOGART, i gues bs a enenngle ig 4 ae] | son, apn enepeenes sRoahete My of such bank the recent advance. Border State stocks have | | By oir of the Cotoutanioners of the Blaking Funds, Fire pad MO EL | rg) ERE ge'7 1 ee ee oF ) Caplein Jame. Fiek, Acting Quartermaster Upjed | Yious that the issues of such banks will be merely ‘3 and hoot ‘en, cong ating of three irve frame marvis bed Biliasd | 4%. oe fo commanes Ob Gaath, hdmuaee a} gp pte td ~My ate iteeotecmable paper with all the defects of govere’ | been snocessfully resend a sr: yy ) JO. & FAZIO, ne | ™ ae wo conte, to Oregon: eH. Barn Missourls rose séven per cent in a single day, ap- , ae r leindaseninaties | Congress might gracit to taene frredeematle paper: | bawed on the seourity of bonds which are airoady | selling at 70 cents om the dollar for gold. But | going qualition, and i very cut! what snag be aspecte-\ivom vessels of her olasa. / Flon_G. Ashravo, of Springfeld: Senator 8. Foot asa tay AO vrninne, Jigs Malet . ayy Li there ie norrason to belley’ that asaffciont num. Troy trunel $e, of Myth. A’ Cittoy, oF PRIRAGORIG. 1 ber ofeuch speculators wena be fortheoming to Cay\, Bev Leper, OF OC Yrnny awk aay, Of Pollade +) eisged $50,000,000 » month pl Usiled States cout of yot justify s durable advance in theif bonds. MaxtsING 2 DE voRsT, | Fosarm Meoving —_—_—_— — —- tay, Ot HL oie CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ______ Bane and Broicors, 3 roadway | Bitve Plates Wn Sarcapay, Jed, 2-6 1. 0. IX PRR CENT INTRRIHT—CITIZANS SATINGR were ne Bank corner « mt Set ever le ieeay salen were qi Wuniter Us Ge, for yearly ERA} Oo Ten ite b oclekt at em Mowlay, Weigseday add a Sig. m MEeasor Potw, Priday evenings from (OF wrteam. | Interwn com irnaeg 0 FO a aly Mie Deeauerrrm a-Vlow wae getive ot an atvanoe of fe, x? ' moe Sedna Kilsom Prete” suet om on Pusedag, J0u. 6 wh the Mecebante BOR A, Bone, ary. wer bbb, The day 'apaieg rewcbed 44,009 bum, hap ang,