The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1863, Page 3

! _ Was impossible. OPERATIC AND THEATRICAL, Musical, * ‘The fires week of Manager Grau’s second grand season aaa Doon sborp of its promised splendor by the illness’ of ‘two favorite artiste—Brignoll and Mmo. Lorini. their indisposition it was impossible to give the operas ‘1 ‘Vepri Sseiltani” and the ‘Trovatore,”’ with Lorini for the fret time as Leonora, the music of which role she sings most delightfully. It may not be amigs here to state that both ‘the artists in question wore really ill, and not prevented Jrom appearing by any caprice or misunderstanding. We Positively know that they wero so ill their appearance Tho public, ever ready to grumble at the capricos of operatic performers—and with good roa- fon; they are generally a spoiled lot—wil! understand that artists—paid each representation, and not by the week or month, are uot likely to eulk when the Ot will cost them ‘a handful of ‘ greenbacks;” And henco it will be readily understood that in the in- flances wo have reference to the individuals wero in- eapacitated by severe illness. Artiets who have signed engagements for long seasons are those who coquette with the public, not our artists, who have such short and un- certain sousons with them—'‘le jew me vaul pas la chan- delle’ —which, freely trausiated, means *+It don’t pay.”” We have said but little as regards the shortcomings of our operatic manager in the mattér of choral assistants; ‘but as he now has a week before him ere he commences again his second grand season, we must improse upon Mr. Grav thas bis force in the choval department is jncMiciont; that the choruses aro badly sung, not sufficiently re- ‘hearsed, and that the want of. entemble destroys the ‘ofiect of tbe best operas, ‘This may do remedied, and, in ‘fact, must be attended to, if Mavager Grau expects ogra jdveo the coming novelties in a satisfactory manner. We are pleased? to hear. that during this week the premised -operas will be well re- oarsed. Unless this is-done the public will not duly appreciate the grand works announced, which require Careful and repeated rehearsalg, It is pot sufficient that ‘tho preminent roles should be well sung. The whole opcra maust be well rendered in order that a proper appreciation and enjoyment of tho performance may be assured. Wo age aware that Manager Grau finds ita hard matter to procure chorus singers; but due diligence will succeed» ‘we do pot doubt, if a Hberal compensation is offered. Mise Kollogg, whose Orst appearance for the souson was mado last week in the opera of ‘+I Polivto,” was most success‘ul here and in Brocklyn. In the latter place sho ‘was especially 80, a8 was testified by the continued ap Plause of the audienee. We have already noticed the Performances at auch Jength that it is not peccssary wo sboukd here enter into furtbhor dotails. We will merely add that the public will undoubtedly be pleased to hear the young artist in somo other role. We wish to commond heartily the performances of ‘Signor Maccaferri during the past week He came tothe rescue ag a forlorn bopo, appeared im operas withoutro- Dearsale—in fact, sang at a moment’s notico, and sang well; but we deem this artist in a fair way to lose bis voice if he keeps on straining after effect by such tre- Mendous display of vocal power. He will break bis voico ‘MM some Of thoxe loud attempts, which are Jess pleasing than bis Jower notes, if only from the effort which 18 so visible. Signor Amodio deserves praise aga painstaking artist, who sings and acts bis roles with an evideut desire to ‘Make the most of them. Ho haga fino voice, of sufficient Powor, and must see to it that bo does not injure its efficiency by too great astrain upop it. Hencither can wor should sing every, night, He baa won @ sure bold upon the public, whieh proves its appreciation of bis Saent by bestowing great applause upon bis efforts. Manager Anschuts takes his company to Philadelphia, Raving concluded his most, auecessful season here. His management of the German Opera has been marked by the prodaction of many novelties and the fulfilment of ‘all bis promises. This is saying much in Mr. Anschutz’ favor, His company open to-night at the Philadelphia Academy of Music, where they will remain some time. ‘We wish Manager Anschutz success, and are sure ho will wicbly merit it, Master Pape’s concert at Irving Hall on Wednesday evening last was very largely and fashionably attended» end appeared.to afford general gratification, Master Pape performed Liszt's ‘Rigoletto Fantasia,” Gottechalk’s * Marche de Nuit” and “Last Hopo,’”’ Thalberg’s varia- ‘tone on * L’Elisir d’Amore,” and an original concerto on pational airs. Mise Dingiey, Mr. Castle and Mr. Theodore ‘Thomas contributed to the enjoyment of the evening, ‘Tho applause bestowed upon Master Pape was very ontbu- Aiastic, and he was recalled sgverai times. THE MINSTRRLS, ‘Bryants’ having offered a most attractive programme ‘the last week, were crowded nightly to overflowing. ln foct, thie has been the case so Jong that itis hardly neces- gary to mention the matter. ‘Wood’s Minstrel Hall announces an entire change of programme, aod, a8 result, the house \@ jammed each evening. Buckleys’ Serenaders, at the Stuyverant Institutes Broadway, attract full houses py their pleasing onter™ ftalpmeiite. : The Theat ‘The attendance at the theatres during the past week has been very good, but wot remarkably large. Several comparative novelties were presented. At Wallack’s «*Pauline,” ‘The Irish Heiress” and ‘A Bold Stroke for a Husband” were revived for the first time this season. “Pauline” was the most successful. Mr. Fisher’s Major Fuss was the feature of ‘Tho Irish Heiress.” At the Winter Qargen Mr, and Mrs. Barney Williame made a ‘Faid Toto the province of Night comedy, and attacked “The Irish Ambazsador,? but gained no glory by the excursion. The houses were excellent. At Laora Keene's Mrs. Join Wood made her rentree, and bas renewed ber formor auccesses, At Nivlo’s * Faust apd Marguerite’’ has not drawn Dwell ii acenery. Almost all the theatres Loe aber fe pine this week, » To night the very delicate comedy, ‘The Juvisible Has- | ‘bana,’ will be repeated at Wallack’s. On Tuesday, “Love and Movey.”” On Wednesday aud Friday, “Pactine? again. On Thursday, “A Bachelor of Arts,” the most | charming production of the season, On Saturday, for the first time in this city daring the present ggneration, the five 01d comedy, ‘Tho Provoked Husband,” will be given, with a very strong cast.5 This comely is so often played fm real life that it will be a great comfort to all cou- cerned to see It acted upon the stage. If all the pro, voked husbands and provoking wives in this city will assist at the performance, Mr, Wallack’s treasury wil be filled to overflowing. To all miserable Benedicts we Cordially recommend this week at Wallack’s. In “A Rachelor of Arta’? they see a representative of thei? former happy selves the cavees of their fall from grace, In “The Provoked Buebond”’ and “The Invisible Husband” they find exem* plified the oconequencee of their folly. And, finally, jo ‘Pauline’ they are shown @ summary method Of disposing of troublesome wives and the dreadful re ‘sults which follow an attempt to pat this method in practice. This highly suggestive course of justructive plays teaches us, therefore, that in matrimony, as io civil war, ‘what can’t be cure be endured,’’ and bad Detter be avoided, ‘The Winter Garden hae a very attractive programme Wo night. Mr. G. W. Couldock inakos hiv reniree, after & long absence from the city, in the beautify! jittle do- mMestic drama, “Tbe Chimney Corner.” He is anpported by Miss Couldock, bis daugbier, amd by Morsrs. Davidge aad A. H, Davenport. ‘The Chimney éruer’ is ® London play, and Robeen, the great English comedian, was immensely succesful as Peter Prot bity. Mr. Couldock pimys the same part, and bas made a great hit with tt in the provinces, Mr. Davidge bas of fate been crowdedeut w sight by pretentious stars, and is now permitted to reappear io & cluwracter more worthy of him, Mr. Davenport, after many wanderings, bas concluded te setile permanently in New York But the Winter Garden has adoubie company this week. Tho Beautiful Cubss, with her corps de ballet, wil preduce the military #pectacie, “The French Spy. Cuba» haa the pantomime part, and introduces several dances the best danseuse we have had in thie doontry for sew ral years, snd is ssid 0 be equally great in pantomime, Her breadsword combat must be # terrific aifair, Mra. Jolin Wood revives Planche’s comi¢ drarna, \\ Pride of tbe Market,” at Laura Keene's theatre this evening, and appears for the fret time in New York in ber favorite character Maton. New scenery, costumes | and appointments are promieet, and the cast ts very fair, ‘Tho comediatta called '' Betsey Baker,’ Brown ip her best part, precedes the drama. We do not know whether Mra, Wood deserves more praife as an actress or a managerese. Tr both characters she excels, and, if povelty, variety, vin and cian can achieve success, sho will Certainly never fail. Ab Nibig’s “Faust sod Marguerite’ will be playod three mights thore. Devett, and, as it ie hie farewell” beveft, it should by mount ~ Ow emphatically attended. On Wednesday Mies Emily Foorne takes » bevedit also, and appears in +A Loan of * Seve” Mig indy bap bad the misfortune vever bay, Bandman, therefore, may turn out to be our Feobter’ On Monday evening next Miss Bateman appears at Nibio’s, 9nd produces her new play,‘ Leah, the Forsaken”’—a {ranslation from the German of Mogonthal, Tho original itle of the play is “Deborah,” and it is one of the best Pieces in Madame Ristori’s German repertoire. Now Scenery and costumes are in preparation. At the Old Bowery Mr. G. L. Fox’s new pantomime, “Jack and tho Beanstalk,” has drawn crowded houses during the past week. Monsieur Bibin, tho Belgian Giant, and Jackson Hatnos, the champion skater, appear to excellent advantage in this comical melange, and Mr. Fox cea the clown in hw unrivalled style. The scenory is gorgeously painted, aud the tricks and tranelormations are pow and amusing. At the New Bowery a Y aamatie voraion of Victor Hugo’s “(Lea Misorables,” by Heury Seymour, will be prosuced | to-night. ‘This play is admirably adapted to tho stock | Company at the New Bowery, which is quite as complete im its way as the stock company of star comedians at’ ‘Wallack’s. The play will be splendidly put upon the stage. demy. Matilda Heron is drawing immense houses at Bt. Louis, She bas as yet only played ‘‘Camilie;” but “Edith” is in gaged for the first two nighta of thie drama, The St. Louis papers describe the rusb to obtain atmittance to ‘Heron goes to Cincinnati. - Miss Maggie Mitchell will appoar at the Brooklyn Academy of Music at tho close of her short engagoments at Boston “and Providenco. Her old play,‘ Fanchon, tho Cricket,” and the now comedy, Hormanco, the Child of aibly like good acting and.capital piays. Little Miss Lavinia Warren, the beauty in miniature, is the attraction at Barnum’s. Mise Warron is ongagott to ‘be married to General Tom Thumb. Tho General js older ban Miss Warren, and about half a hoad—a dwarf ’s Tn Love and Money” they behold , with Mra, Sodiey On Tyeeday Mr. JB, Roberts takes @ | bead—taller. Ho as money enough to support a wife com- fortably, and has resolved that his betrothed shall nover appear at a public exhibition after her wedding, and that if sho desires to seo tho courts of Europo he will take her there himself. The marriago, the residence and the houso- bold arrangements of this couple will be wonderful to Ddehold. Commodore Nutt, who might have secured Miss Warren bad ho been a few yoars older anda tittle taller, js ina Capel Jealous state of mind, seriously con. templates suici and ia prepared todo anything des- ae at short notico. Tho Broadway menagerie is constaptly becoming more attractive. To-day a cuxio or bearded saki will be in troduced to the public. Tho cuxio is a monke: as any other contraband, with whiskers like poor Greeley’s, and with its hair parted in tho middle ikea General Fremont’s. This curiosity will not remain upon exhibition very long, we presume, na {t is clearly en- tilled to ite freedom under the President's preclamatioa of emancipation. FOREION. ‘Tho Enulish theatres are running their holiday mites and burleaques. ss or Harlequia Lord to- Boucicault contributes “Lady oe ike the 224 of December Boucicault opened his new theatre, tho Thoatre Royal, Westminster (late Asticy’s). ‘The plays wero **To Parents and Guardians”—Mra. deu- clea ag bee] Nettles, and Mr. Doucicault as Tourbillon— and “, Dy or the Lucknow’? with Mr, Reltef of and Mrs. Houcieaults Mme. Celeste, Miss Kara Stevens | means in ita ‘Mre. Jobn C. Heenan) avd Mr. Leeson, formerly ef Laura Keene's, in the cast. Mr. Sothern bad a benefit at the Haymarket on the 23d Docember, playing Lord Dundroary for tho three hundred and fourteenth time at that theatre, Mr. So is eaid to bo completely cnnuye with the part; but the — will not allow tho piece to be withdrs fawD. his recent successful engagement in Dublin Mr. Cuthen ean said, in a benefit speech, that ho bad con- templated a visit to America, but had postponed bis jour. ney Fanti after the war. He could pot come ata better and more prosperous scasnn than the present, FI poping AND COMMERCIAL, Btieoate; Jan. 11, 1863. The importation of general merchandise for the week ending yesterday was $2,606,182, and the export of specie for the same period $907,446. Collector Barney has recently made changes in the statistical bureau of the Custom House which may delay the trade tables for the month of De- cember and the year 1862; otherwise we should expect to lay them before our readers early this week. The commercial prospect is of course ma; terlally affected by the action of the Committee of Ways and Means at Washington, and the forth- coming issues of paper money. Foreign impor. tations mast decline, especially of such articles as pertain rather to luxury than necessity; and, on the other hand, the high price of exchange must stimulate exports. The country will learn, during the period of paper money, to dispense with many articles of foreign produce, and to compete suc- cessfully with the manufacturers of Manchester, Birmingham, Paisley, Rouen and Lyons. In the meantime it will be safe to expect an advancing market for ‘all a descriptions “Of iiferchandive. Money became easier last week. At the close of business yesterday large amounts were offered at5 per cent on call, though at an earlier hour some of the private bankers had lent their balances at 6. The policy of the government is naturally calculated to render money cheap, and to bring out the balances which have been hearded in the hope of purchases of go vernment stocks at profitable rates. It is now conceded on every side that money must be mannfactured before it can be borrowed, and capitalists are anxious to secure good ratea of in- terest in consequence. Debt certificates ruled at one time last week above 97, but fell off at the close to 96%4 a %, in consequence of a tresh supply. Gold continues to appreciate, as it cannot help doing under present circumstances and with pre* sentprospects. The advance is checked from time | to time by sales to realize profits; but the general tendency is steadily upward, Yesterday evening gold sold at 158% a 7,; to-morrow it may reach | 140, and before the month out we may | see it at 150. At Richmond, where there } is no Stock Exchange, and quotations are | necessarily irregular and unreliable, it is quoted at One advantage results from the | advance in gold: it must.check importations, and | compel us to dispense with many articles of | laxury hitherto imported from abroad. {t will | operate on domestic manufactures in the light of @ pretective tariff, and should enable our cot ton | and woollen apinners to clothe our people, to the exclusion of foreign goods. Exchange closed yesterday at 151% 0 152%. Very few bankers were willing to sell at 152, and goed private bills were readily sold at 161%. At these rates of | exchange our export trade will be stimulated to | unusual activity, and our import trade will be checked in 4 corresponding degree. Mr. Chase is in town, and has been in communi- cation with the leading bankers and money | dealers. We are not informed that anything be- youd an amicable interchange of views and some tea table talk has resulted from his visit. Mr. Cisco hae officially stated that the Secretary has no ides of negotiating a loan, Preparation, and all tho reservod seats are already an. a ensie egiel' 00% Virginians... os. her performances'as unparalleled, From St. Louls Miss | N, ¥. Contral, Fortune,” will be produced for tho gratifeation of the } Galena... Brooklynites, who do not appreciate opera, but may pos- — Toland: might readily have been negotiated, and @ ” taken toward 8, retwn to sound principles of finance, Bnt the ill success which has thus far attended our military enterprises, and the want of confidence which the policy of the government ha, engendered in the public mind, have rendered it utterly impossible to negotiate a loan at the pre. sent time on avy terms. None of the republican bankers would subscribe for a Joan, even at rates whieh the Secretary of the Treasury would be loth to accept. Fresh issues of paper will, of course, involve grave inconveniences. We shall witness an unparalleled inflation, advance, as if by magic, beyond sda edie rence and beyond all reasonable expectation The currency will be largely depreciated, though ita convertibility and the resources of the North will prevent its becoming absolutely worthless: But, on the other hagd, governmont will obtain the means of carrying on the war—which it could not do by any other means. Great wars involve these misfortunes, and they are no more to be wondered at or exclaimed against than the more Miss Laura Keeno anda portion of her company will | serous sacrifices of valuable lives which takes Sppear next Weduesday evening at the Brooklyn Aca- | place whenever our armics meet the enemy, The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month—.. Dec. we ine ot en 036 . oO a 33% Bes 61 wa” 207% Ay cry 1 809%, Erie. Os 66 10% Erte profor 4 % 9% 91 10046 Michigan Central. 91% =O 1% 8 4G higanSonth’n. 38% © 40% = 42MM AB tb. guarant’d. 32% 83 82% © 8u35 2% IMnoia Central... 7836 54 19% B2%5 806 4 8336 87 82. 82% 80% Toledo. , 13 83% Panama . mm $0 Hudwon River, $2; 90: Pacific Ma! 2334 180) 135% 136359 Loe ASN 132% 323g 13HIG BBG The week which ended yesterday witnessed a scene of unparalleled speculation and excitement on the Stock Exchange, All classes of securities are considerably higher than they were a week ago; but the most remarkable advance of the week has been in low priced securities, such aa Pitts: burg, Prairie du Chien and the like, These cheap stocks appear to have been bought by outside spe. culators simply because they seemed cheap, and could be carried on small amounts of money, As a general rule the condition of the properties re. presented does not justify the advance. There po hiee. has, however, been a large advance in sound divi dend paying stocks as well, and this, in view of the forthcoming issues of legal tender money, can be more readily understood. New York Central, which is @ reliable 7 per cent stock, with a large surplus on hand, and whose income is steadily increasing, has risen about 8 per cent. It is hardly Dundreary,” at the Strand | possible that anything within the range of ordinary | chances can diminish the dividends of the New York Central below 6 per oent. Hence capitalists and country banks, fearing a heavy depreciation of the currency, are indticed ‘to jnvest their stock. The Erie stands in the same category. We Jearn from official sources that the company earned over 12 per cent on the common stock during the year 1862, after paying 7 per cent tothe preferred, which suffices to explain the movement in its securities. Of the same class ig Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, the third of the three great trunk “lines betwoen the West and the seaboard. The stock of this Iiue was not long since dull at 50; it is now in active request at65.a66. So the Galena, which is classed as a regular six per cent dividend paying stock. Western capitalists, fearing a depreciation of the currency, invest their means in this and similar stocks, which at presest prices promise 7 a8 per cent per annum in dividends. Perhaps the most remarkable recovery among railway stocks ig witnessed in Hudson I This stock sold last evening at 90%. The directors have just declared a dividend—the first ever made— of three per cent. The earnings of the road have been enormous, amounting to about 18 per cent on the stock after payment of interest and ex- penses, and have enabled the company to pay off its entire floating debt. The directors believe that this road will hereafter pay regular semi- annual dividends of 2 a 3 per cent, and that its securities will command the favor of capitalists, as representing in a measure a city railroad. Pacific Mail, which pays 20 per cent per annam in dividends, jumped 8 per cent one day last week, and closed last evening at 149, an advance of 15 per cent in aweek. This stock, like New York Central, is very scarce, and is in the hands of a few parties. Panama has risen to 180; it pays 4 | per cent quarterly d nde. The inquiry for bonds continues very active indeed, and but few | low priced bonds of any merit are to be had. ‘he first class fret morigages are considerably | above par; all the Erie i ortgages, for instance rule at # considerable premium; the fifths selling at 1024%:a 103, ex-interest. v bonds are eagerly bought up by speculators at prices which would have seemed fabulous a yea ago. Thus large fortunes have been made in the gecuritics of the Fort W: the Terre Haut: Alton, the Chicago and Northwestern, the Tc and Wabash, and other concerns which hav ately reorganized. Considerable activity ex in the assented bonds of the Mississippi and Mi souri road, which were introduced on the books of | the board on Saturday; 61 was bid for them | evening. The new securities of the reorga La Crosse and Milwaukee have not yet been is owing to the delay in the confirmation of the de- cree of sale. The high nomber land grants hay advanced to 32. Coal stocks are extremely firm and advance steadily. Delaware aud Hudson and Pennsylvania coal, which were selling at par a few and i weeks since, are now worth 122 a°123. Cuimber land, which was neglected at i4 a month since, ‘n active demand at 21 2. The prevailing speculative mania is in t accordance with the facts, and is a natural conse- quence of well known causes. During the su p payments in Great Britain, in the | Napoleonic wars, the busincas of the London Stock Exchange quadrupled in amount, and speculatio ran wild. It is instructive to study the scenes now occurring in Wall street by the light of past history. Sir A. Alison, in his “History of Burope (vol. 1, p. 447), thas describes the effects of the euspension of specie paymeuts by the Bank of England:— pension of spec or attempting to do so. Indeed, our recent mili- tary experience has set at rest the subjeot of @ | ta¥' loan. The banks have already invested their whole capital in governme, y securities, The pub- lic are unwilling to buy any more pablic bonds an- til they see more clearly than they do at presegt p prospect of the suppreseloy of the rebellion, Apd no other resource is pow jeft to the government but the issue of more legal tender notes. This Such wae the comm “oe paper system in Great Britai A fuced euch astonishin the empire to carry 0 costly a war, and ments greater than ha people in the zenith o system must be aseri) trous as the immedir ous: the continued o and fall in i Len expeuditure; Brow! BAD ia ‘ant habits = all classes of sociw., peony Cat fre- nt disasters the eng ase Tieh; in- aroused ates ocvasioual depression the ring so . of prices un 01 creation cf me, and & destruction of fn ite ultimate conse- qa of @ revolution, In another place be says, alluding to poper led policy bas been relactantly adopted by the Seere- | movey:— | tary of the Treasury, whose hostility to further The effect of this, of course, wae that the | jeengs of paper is manifested in his report, and by practical financiers, such a» Messrs. spaulding and Hooper, of the Cpmmigtee of Ways and Meaga- But necessity has no law, And jt ia pow clear that government must either rely upon fresh oa of paper or stop the war. There i# no middie course Had our arwe beep crowned with succeme~ rice of all articles of life rapidly rose money nis advanced: all bo lived by buying fae sap eatiee ae eens i 5 ore val ~ ; rn wen vivihed” by the Ine Pig fte produce, and | iMiculyos were rt odes by the rapid diminution ip the weight of money debts. [tig fo the infinence OS ale , colabiped with the eavegditue All | 5 ering the latter joare'ot Whe ar Sasser eam ate een fara tie Ro cet ak igen Seesieniblegs changes. The tants and all dependent ona "ee mene of ee suffered as much as the holders of commoditics gained by See, teow. Creditors were defrauded oa we btors were Lapa lhe mp rn great a transference of was ultinatel effected by the silent 0} operat of he ‘atternations | the great experiment av of prices which follow Pee abil Ty ya po epee These extracts are remarkably suggestive and pregnant with instruction. CITY COMMBRCIAL REPORT. Sarvuapay, Jap. 10—0 P. M. Aruzs.—Salea wore made of 99 bbis., at 840. for pote and.86, for poaria. Stock, 662 bbls, Breaperurve.—Flour was heavy and lower, with sales Of 11,500 bbls. Stato and Western, 1,500 bie. Southern and 600 bbis. Canadian, within our revised rango;— Buporfine Sato and Weatern., Extra State, old and new... ., e3 Common to choice extra Western, . apadian eBecdenccce. sesssssssse 0 6 7 7 9 3 a a BSSsSSSESE —Wheat dectinod: Jo. , wit sales of only 86 £00 buashols, AbSE OF @$E 66 for white. Wontern, $1 46-a $1 5956 for Fodand ambor Wostorn, $1.33 a $1 4344 for Milwaukee Clumand ambor spring, apd $1 25 a$1 33% for Chicago spring. Corn waste. lowog, sales having bocn made of ‘F 26:000 vunbole- mixed Westorn at S10. a 820, for sound. apd Sic. a 80340, for unsound apd heated. Ryo ruled ity cost ee a3!. Sales wero made of 1,500 bushels $1 53, and 760 dual mal, ab $i 65, Oats font a buyers ab OTe. a » @vording to quality. Cosrxe,—The demand was mostly for Rio, the sales of which reached 6,500 baga, part at 28.3¢. a 2940. Corton was quict, but quoted steady on a basis of 69c. To Livor- ag lees doing to day, pool there wore shipped $00 bbie. flour at 2s.; 30,000 dushols wheat at T444_, in baga, 100 ailercee beet at 4s. 1,500 packages bacon ‘and tard at ® 328, Gd. TO Jovdoo there wero taken 100 Niesvoe Dect at ds. To Glascow 100 tierces do. at Ga. A vessel was chartered for Gloucester, with wheat at 054d, . Hay.—Tho demand for North river was quito active at Gc. a 3110. wero in fair demand at Nic. a 250. for now crop. Ipm—The weeks receipts were light, 3,682, and the sales large, 94,90 Tho sates included 34,100 dry Hiuevoe Ayres, ab 28. & 28%¢0, cash, usual solection: 1,200 10 bond, for Canada; 1,260 do. Rio (irande, at 270., ab, naval selection; 3,560 do, California at 29c. ,4 months, usual selection ; 31,700 do, Ortnoco, part at 27c., 6 months, usual selection, 600'do. salted New Orleana ‘at private terms. 400 do, Western at privato torms, 3,200 ered § » slanghters at private teria, 4,000 city "do. Ab 9. a 10. cast; 3,000 Westorn di ; Oawans' do, at We riva‘o terms. 10 The sock on han timo jast year, 222,400; year before, 257,600 Lsaty Merers. Werzot & ‘Woidomeyer way — Hemlock vole— Towards tho close of tho present week Ourieather market has become moro ammated. Prices are firmer than hitherto. Receipts continue quite imo derato, apd the stocl dearrable leatber in dealers’ hands ig only of limited extent, Oak Solo—There i more disposition manifested to do urinces, and rates are vory firm, with astight upward tondency, {a'os for the prerent wook wero somewhat in excess of receipts. Week's Tecelptsof nolo leathor about 87,000 sides. AL Raltimere the Ingpectiona of joather for the your 1862 amounted to 209 033 sues. Morasens.—€ leaot New Orleans were confined to 8% Dbis. «8 S4e, for old and now on othe ro was loss inquiry for redned petroleum at 40¢. a 420. Pruvauove.—Pork was pu bbis., at $14 25 tor mers @ $12 59 for prima. wii leaalos of 165 bble., $i: 13 75 for extra wens; 4,000 bola ond terces of lard within renga of 9320. a I and 1.800 boxes bacwn at | 146. a9%,0. Butter continued inactive ot 2le. a 256. for es: 6c. @ 2c, for Western, Chee-e was quiet at Oy, Se. fore —Abont 190 Dage Fast Maia at 76. a 740. $kiN4 —Goat are in more active request, but transac- tions are restriciod by the extreme views of mest hold- ers of the ight #tock io store. We notice sales of 6,400 Matamoros, from second bands, at 60¢., les discount, apd 15 bales Huenos Ayres on private torn. C1 ‘UrAeca a0 selling in small parcels at 60c. por Ib. , but manufacturers present rates with great roluctabee, Bor deer there #8 bo diminovion in the demaml, parecia arriving readily taken at fell rates, We notice wales of 42 enn ara, bales Flonduras, and 4 bales sival, ail on private terms. Svasm*—There wero only 165 bhds New Oricans ecla today, at 10%c. alle. per Ib, Market ryendy. BLLOW —Sales were made of 90,000 Ibx., ab 1054 ie Wiexny.—The gales comprised 760 bbls, at hased to the extent of 2,200 16 50 for cy prine mess wod utinved im finite | de a se. ado FINANCIAL, “ A PMY, AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE: BAC CK FAN, RIZE AND BOUNTY MONEYS collected and CASI red, and die charged midiern’ ASHED, by EDWARD BISSEL + aud ate Puiser S. Navy, 271 Bre rs mtreet, N.Y." MrT CH PIKE INSURAXCH COMPANY, NO. wr Broauway; New York, Jan, 2 183 Twenty-third ah deud. The Board of Devetors bave this day declared the unual seven per cent dividend, (rec of governinent (as, pay: able on demand. WY. A. BURTIS Jr. Secretary, (MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS HANK, NEW 1) York, January 7, 1865.— The trostees of this bank have ordered that at be paid 10 deponiiors eptitied thereto Ag Ihe Slat Hecember, an follows — 4 ubder ‘at ihe Fae of y gums exceeding rat ercent per annurn, payal Yafter Movday. 19th tnstant. Tnierest not d for will vernaim ag priv ial, wud Ucuw imterest froin Mak uataut, Bank open dally at 51 Charaters street, trom 10 A.M. i 3 P.M., and from 40 6 P.M. JOSEPH STUART, Vresicent Parma Cuwar, Accountant Gt! IGHT STOCKS, IN ALL INCORPORATED CITY companies, bouglt and sold fo" bavesument JOUN B. MURRAY of Liberty No, 39 Nassau ste ei, corne MATTLEW T on¥ Jay the Wh TENN AN Com roller as en WENANCIAL, riReunes FURD INSURANCE company it fi ees a Fa ag RY. BBECK MAN, Becrotary, MRD srs Brat TRUER oP QMEANY OF NEW ork.—No. jan. 6, jcFepeideraat Setereoni, allroad First. Mer bi ds fire Fi that a Ould Bia va ‘trust fom il, Upon presentadon at thei all cures reese at vd accrued. imtarest, joie Rails tar fetta ee : ey Bumbered trom 00 to 0 in und that trou kad afer the bth day of Pebruary bonds shail cease by the terme of mu era 7 oe unen MN ATW ART, Scoretary, ROOND MORTOAGE YO FOR 2. 000. BiiONR oR and “teat 1a bongs, hows ove year to run, Address ¥, G., station F 2.000 WANTED, ON BOND AND MoRTaAOE ae “and jroo’ in New York, worth $7,000, and ineured for $3,000, on leasehold property Hieraid once Nine ome Tonk, $84 OO Acldives “We w. Av TO LOAN, AT $75.000 7.100%, sA%, shims, for a term of years, 99 productive Feat ewuate city. Lappy 1a the ollice ot the Pooplow Five insurance pany, Wall stroot, 0 OUN' CONEY: MISCELLANEOUS. ‘AMERICAN PHOTOTY?E COMPANY, 0:3 a LEROY (corner of Blo 4 Mercer’ strive new rekon me Of producing Burtuce | o { Photography, FP to tale ia Heloreat to esanping the worn awe the prices of X PER CENT INTE ortgnge, In one oF nore tire (Wao pe ig Puotogespbs of muperror quality talon. Ee ‘as raphe: edi, Of good engravings soll made to “tations to be advonued. to ne: Ainevicam PNeUoty pa Satan LL KINDS reg ere ro MASONRY DONE wrEnt og to (RD. MB lautiow hires “PPM CAM? cuains, COTA ARD 8’ (annor FOR SALR-A® PIER 33 NORTH RAVER, foot of Jay street, and. at Vouk Rp roln. quant REVOLUTION, JOUN TURE "et BROTHER, street price for BOOKS PAMPHLETS, AND, OTHER PAPER MAKE Ko! SIOCK NB. —We want $20,000 worth per n 1 TUCKEK A BROVIER, G" YOUR WASHING DONB AT THE LAUNDRY, w A West Hourton ihe cheapest in the ety. Bb Sornts. hoe, Scents, hondkerchiets, Bente washing very low Oucihis out, ARULE MANTELS —A LIBERAL DISCOUNT WILL be taken off 00 all orders recelved betore (he let of A KLAK Marl et, 109 awh Kighteenth continu 0} Na injurious Ksenk for dy ed, ar Thirdavenue, NY Wis out. W242 00 You THENK OF THAT? A WHOLE SUIT of clothes for 98, comp out, anere ADL And ven pick (rocks, $5, over coats, $9. 427 'rvome wires, near Broad a GEORGE LYVIB ee Firth aud § Binopot New York on Pion 10% aelowk. Ly Invited to be pews wil Inke ph iow daye atter notice of whieh willbe given, by th ‘Cty Of New York, Department ot nee npteoiier’s | office, January 9, 1808, M* ECHIANICS’ AVINGS INSTITE | 4M Thos, n 2m Oj en dally fron wore Interest allowed at ihe rate of 6; r on | $10a0 and under: 6 perce. «yer ar ribet | t asi rr t ton to, on | n will draw | BOK, President. | | etary | | (PRICE OF WELLS. FARGO & CO. CALIFORNIA | ) Expr nd E vinpeny SB York, Dee California Frav ‘ anne * market tn Whitd Pano aco DENSTON® +ND BOUNTY FOR THE HEIRS OF SEA Alvany, Levant ¢ rata, nike, PAD AT THIS OFFLO® FOR wt, Ethan A IN OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRE AND SCHOOL BONDS, 1 of Ban Fraviseo Bo JREpesenio ‘alifordia, wnt » p of March, 1863, for the eurre above par will! Bidders wil state ° dar Tone gpuyrons: to January 1, 1868 payable 1 Of the Unjued wimte Bids be ender for Redemption of Bows Holders of Bow tony forward thei . tarough Messrs. Win. T. Coonan &0»., New York, Agen ® Of the city of Ran Francise Wy onder of the Comuiseioue:s of the Sinking Funds, Fire ' Bonds. #4.) JO, # PAXHON | Comnty Tremen rer. 19s aviNas Teme. ARMING A DE ru. ets amt St Acoveres F. Las, THE LECTURE SEASON, (ogres Inerirote ‘The Beound the Course by Di aa WAN, NSIAIAN, Will be delivered on MONDAY ‘auary 12, at A o'clock Subject, VUE GOVERNMENTS, RELIGION, AC., OF JAUAN . (1 which De Margown will introduce the vurioun allegory of the PHANTOM FOX, Tuntrated by Paintings. art a BP OF CURIOBITIE lodesas Whe dors cruciate wae f belance of the oure (Mouday, J ued by the bok amd mash ‘Tieketst ov the courwe, $1; ningle bee _By order of the Committee of Ariimge: Ho*. * # cox ov onto, WII deliver at Address on PURIFANISM 1N FOLITICS, Hrony TH DEMOCRATIC UNION ABBOULATION, AT THEIR HEADQUARTERS, D, ust HROADWAY, i Tareny-sevund street, on Ay at halt ENING, ., pana y'cloc! uk pEMoch TRACY AME INVITED TO ATTEND. BY OMDRK oF 12. Siier, Mcents, Jon Janven James A. Canon, : Hawny W. Acies, } Seeretarien, Woungarun AND AMUBING.—PROP. 8. B. BRIT TAN nod F. FIPKE will given serien of Lectures and H eetoniebing aud anuming Crewing, af Clinton Halls Awtor place ienor Will foe their tae Lecture to ee HOTELS. ATmE Nar TER HOUSE, CONNER OF FOURTEENTH | streetand Fourth aveuie, Rooms on fret ter, ito Single Koon for geuler.en to let, Rvs HOTEL, NO. 10 WAVERLY Hooms for single geut'e wen and faith duote ator, Priors moderate Ny ADISON AVENUE HOTE evel etrert, near the eaeaant Rovmn oud $1.0) per day 18 | 4 CLAIR NOUSE.— THE BALL SEASON HE THIRTY YOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF THK New York Fire Uepartment, for the beneis of the aud orpban of decease Aremen, will lake place va Monday evening at THE ae Abt My OF ML nie Teekets way be procured of the managers, uF of the follow lug othcers = ©. GODPERY GUNTHER, Pree’ ett, ‘ HF. WENMAN, Secretar ALBERT J. DELATOUR, Treas hig Wali treet, NEW PUBLICATIONS. WANT TO K © HOW FIGURES a Comme) 1 book 40, DE w Wook MARCY. "—HOW EITHER BEX MAY Vas 4 k LL PATENTED ray bd » ut ries a NE FilLin FUR DECA A ENT ee sake by ey a. Uae WATCHES, JEWELIKY, &C. TIENT T z ASD OW AS vis. 8 nals a m ” @iven.’ UAC ORe. OF bhos JAMUN DB, OLD GOLD AN ety beviNg Did «4 Lovin asnient. 12 teil rector gent nomber 125 Bi VAMONDE BO fins .. PL » BILLIARDS, MBLAS* PATENT IMs MOVED BILLIARD ARLES AS LED COMBINATION CURIION | foes ones ectect re WELLER e COLURKDEN, Ob to 0 Crowns wrens, ©. 7. ppaatl EXPRETTES: iy ¢ heats rv bad ihe! RE Lge Be amp whe %. from the vairt® vans ” re 0 aod 1 wine. wed MATRIMONIAL. opp wipow Lavy oF snr | ed ge Lh get So Me = | vier, Joy be eee MONDAY nee i PS bcs Arey" INBETS, AN pkekgutes dv Last LADIES FIN tine sn a al FINE WORKED Te. Se, aut me on the ¥eune! SiN otckae” LINEN, iio. GENTS ALL LINEN, Be, Nc. Le. Batra at 26 IN 00 Fine Worked HANDKERGHTEPS, 0: a Pine Linen and Lace EDGINGB. le ROE STOCK OF KLBBONM 7 BONNET RIBBONS, te. to sTe TIMMING RINGONS, 6c. pleoe up. TRIMMING VELVETS CLAIM OWA SO * NETS AND BLoowinns, VINE FEL TLOOME Is, Zo We. (Be. FINE FELT BONNETS, wand DRESS ES Lous mr? — Yards, jo Buk T - Double width att Be na he'Spoot 25 oe Datta I Cotton. Good Fasting ¢ Hott a, 2 pools Jor Bout 200 yard Cetida, ot of gotalue Orr and Marnaughtay 6 Kent Crochet Corton, hall pri Lovof tae Preach Cag hy Be. T 5 Worsted skirt Bralda, ali colors, Bo, Phoent Alpaca Hruide, 20, yord, Lent Pie ond Needles be OVE Fea Woollen too + 0, Bikey Lot of gents Pas Hoes te Hersiver! tue sAobed Woo! Hose, 26>. 1,500 lots of ,oods of every deseription, to be sold in F to ake mock ‘aney Goods of ev V description. w. ee hen y-tiret aba Twen T EMBERSON’s, 351 SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER OF reat bargaine selling off, the 1 Laces “and Embroiderion, Velvot Rit bons, Dress Triumings, Kid ad ® vod AMmortwent of fabey hagas, om ACeOUDL Of The atore to lat, oving. BARGALNS EXTRAORDINARY, GREAT RED 10N IN PRICES. ALL OUR IMMENSE ‘STOCK REDUCED M2) TO 0 YER CENT. FRO! ALL OUR STOCK OF ase FASHIONABLE CLOAKS AT REDUCED PRICES. ALL OUR. 8TOU! OF RICH PARIS DRERS GOOD: toe, Poplins for sik, per yard. GREAT HARKOAINS BLEACHED SHEEIING AND SHIRTING MUSLING. 1,000 BALMORAL ae! FROM $10 TO $2. BLACK SILKS AT 64/1, it Sm and Oe. A YARD. AL MOURNING DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS. SHAWLS, GLOVES, CRANES, HAR URBRORIEY ya, &C,, a YOR BALLS AN ING DRESS GOO! A LAKGE ®TOC: IOV AR EEANS. SWIES MUBLING, 214 Howery. Our Store will clase at seven o'cloek every evening, on and aller Monday, Janvary 12, 15038. (Gent BARGALES 1 rote, Wer thi kK thelr siock onet AN Bk. VELY ye FLUSH CLOAKS owe fort WOOLLien Vile Rr pore V7 = “Houses, ROOMS, el WANTED. YASEMENT WANTED DOWN TOWN—TO BR OCCU. pied Oh 4 Wine cellar, beiween Willian ot and Broadway and not below Wail street Any one sel! or let very cheap, will please to address Mr apie, bos D, 134 Hevaid oftwoe. Boner WANTED—ONE “WITH “rwo “OR ‘MORE veus Apply immediately at 72 Cortlaudt street, up URNIKHED HOUSE air nbc eiourn and Fourieeuth strects and Broadwi Addrens, stating Worms and location, box STEAM BOILER. —WARTED, A NEW aa Botier, of 80 wo ry oo or and one seennd haud Eocomotive Boller, of abant Wieorae oN 2 80750 Pears street ANTED-B three or yA FAMILY OF FOUR ADUL ror four months, ®& handsome Soft or with meals perves Location. uuet be Dotween Tenth sa Twenty fount. etree - The rooms must be eet 00 tne jo ; the requirements of O18 Pom over. Herald off Titian | 49 a | WA. TO LEASE FOR A TEMM OF YEA & convenient and bane pret ween Sixteenin ty-second wire ifih and Ninh avenues. Asi full parucuiare, ©, bow 48 Fost oihoe | V ANTED—TO RENT A COUNTRY RESIDENCH FOR family, with Bot loo much Lend attached, 4 order. Bitnation to he site, fromm the atte. Ad fe bon TM Herald offe TANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A SINGLE, gentieman, with water, gas and Sre. within afew waik of the Chy Mall” Addrese GP. B., & privat eb in intern von 104 J ANTED—A, YURNIMMED OOM oe A vi 1h gas and privilege of rem, * Herts office WARteD Aw unru RNIARED NOUN WiTu IM ¢ Wviey place Be Jy, dba eh prey etusenat» eo fOreneem © a0 Aa LOST AND POUND. ens Laer. -IN OK NEAR THE SIXTH AVENUK. A nal bine aod Tan Dog Any oue returning it oes Wea: sieet will :serive $0 reward. L* et wil Unive . Osha BANK Book. NO, 206m), BERNKAD MOL 4 I the cover, Wh ever ei iretora o 2 Chrinie eeeet, ACADE uf? ov MUSIC. ON wATUR for the retarn of whieh, {y vtreet, © etavie reward ST=YRATEMDAY, GOING FROM CATHANINE a “ferry ont, @ Pearl Portemonpare, #)th ud payers. The hader we THe writ oF of him will be HPI teen, Te Ove feet sin inebes {draw pauls, black coat, r high aod aged 2 Lent pat OV RRUOAT. + * trom 18) Perry Mr. K. 8. Finch a on (Pus PERAON WHO t If he WY! Get hiennet KEWAKDS, my #aTOCRMDAT *) Sens ry th tomate emu N THUMADAY Ine, y ’ ay REWARD wont. $25 o\wee GON BATURDAT h { 2 ont 8 eres Ba, tr Br ures, arawn Db arr t TEWARDA WILL BR rap 10 Hi rERAON 4 * ” $200. (eral oer, tnd 0 “whi” PROPOSALS. ROPORALE TORS AND Ly iging me ag gn | T° NTMAC ~ ay "Gest rye KAT, 68 Ninth avenue,