The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1863, Page 2

‘ourt of General Sessions. Before City Judge MoCunn. PRETENCRS AGAINST A CTA8S_ FALSE 4 oh xe OF ee oF THK BEDFORD STREET M- (esTIMONY OM THE DSPBNCE, ETC. Jan. 23.—Mr. Joel B, Fergusom was agaln arraigned at tue bar of the Court of General Sessions thi morning, charged with baving obtained $1,000 from Mrs, Catharine Carwr, under false pretences, in the year 1860. The court was well Giled with a more sedate and respectable Tooking number of people tin is usually fornd theres ‘The piuiuttff, Mes, Carter—a stout, motherly, fresh took: tg old lady, Of apparently sixty years of age—was at- tended by a lady friend, ‘he case has excited conside rablo interest {a the Bedford street M. E. church, Rey. J. P. Nowman, pastor of said church, being present during Ube trial. On tho cross-examination of Mr. Roome, the iast wituess for tho prosecution, he disavowed that the Rey. J..P, Newman counselled or advised a criminal pro- secution in this case, and that the reverend gentleman was uot instrumoutal in any way, either by ndyice or otherwise, in bringing thia case before the court. Mr. S. L. Macomber, in opeuing the case for the de- fence said that, accordingito the prisoner's statement, he did not Kvow that Mrs. Garter had any money until slg in‘ormed him of it, and that she volunteered to loan it to him, under provessions 0! friendship towards bim as an warrassed brviber inthe church, His chest made uo represeutations «hatever about his proper y, and co sel bail bo did mot see the need of bis roaking ‘such repre. pentations, aa it was netorfous ip the neighborhood thas Mr Ferguson was a man of property, aud at the time the loan wis inode be was 80, but, like most other men, his property waa ever cetimated, wid in consequence of its do, recimed vawe during war tines, when itcame to be so.d on the foreclosure of the mortgage its full value was: aut rea ed, Abe. G. Hoggard, the first witness called for the de- f uce, westitied that he had been for three years a mem- ber of thee d street Methodist Episeopal church; that the complaint Mra Carte: nnde to the church against Mr. Fo:gusou was written by him, at her dictation, and in substance aud meabing Was ber statement at the t te cuduut'* counsel wished to offer the paper in o dene, in order to show thus Mrs. Curter did not gay at th tune that Mr. Fe gusou made any false representa- ious about his. roperty. ion boing made to the introduction of the paper, rt suBtained the objection. After refreshing bis memory by looking at the paper, wil cas Cestited that hrs im: fession was that Mra. Carter Bai thet the statements made by Ferguson about bis P operty and wh t be was worth were made when he GAVE Ler Lue wortgage, aud OL wheh the loan was Dego- tice Cro@4-cxamination—Had ne recoliestion of what she suid ub the time, independent of the payer; heard her BL-Lement, aid wrote it down, without asking any ques- OW os whi e dutag 80, Mr. kusyutbul, a ueighbor of wr. Fetguson’s, was then aworn, Lefoudant’s counsel offered to prove by this witness thar he had uttered Mr, Fergason $8,000 for his Carmine alreet house about the time the murtgage of $1,000 wax given to Mes. Carter, shere being at that time only $4,500 Sicumbrance on the houre. ‘Tho object, he said, was lo show the bh me.t iniout of his olicat to secure Mra. Carter for bh rdebe The ovilence was ruled out by the Court. Kemp Godirey, being sworn, testified that he Feaided in the Lext hours to tho one owned by Mr. Ferguson in Carma). street, and in the spring of 1660 {t was worth, he thought, between $7.000 and $8,000. Crogs examiuation—Underatuod it had sinee been sold Mercha:ts’ Exchange in consequence of the fore- f the mortgage; did not know what it sold for. t henry, belug sworn, testified that he resided at No 10, ownt ¢ street and for fifteen or twenty years had been « member of the Bedford stroet Methodist Eytecopal church; bad knowa Mrs. Carter alittie less than @ year and Mr. Forcue m ab wit twelve years; was a member of the churcu committee beiore whom Mre. Carter laid ber complaint; Ma. Carter stated to the committoe that Mr. F rgusou Tepresented to her that the house in Carmind sireot was free and clear aiter the time the loan was ne- gotiated, believe defendant has always borne a good Charactet Crosg-cxamination—Had heard some things aaid againat defondan.’s character, but thev were not true; the repre- sentations in regard to his proj erty were made to Mrs. Carter aiter the me she loaned the moncy, and before she 2 wot tho mortgage. mith, being sworn, testified that he was one ons the a bitration commiuttec; had known Mr. Ferguson about fifteen ong had dealt in real estate for twelve yours, a d, in bia judgment, the house owned by Mr. Ferg kon in the spring of 1860 was worth $7,000 or 35,000; as far as be knew Mr Ferguson's ebaracter had always been good; Mrs. Carter stated to the committee that she thought at the time she let Mr. Ferguson have the money that he was an “anvel:’” tiat she believed him perfectly hor est; and she let him have the money on the representation of ‘the Bale Of a house in Forty second Street; the representation to Mra. Carter that the house in Carmine # reet was free and clear was made to her after the time the money was loaned, and about the time oho got the mortgage. ‘Cross oxaruinution—No member of the conmittae asked Mrs, Carter whether be mare eny ‘cseptations: aboit bis property at the time she Tuned. he money, but thought she might have acoused him of doing so, Peveral other witueaves were then examined In refe- rece to the character of the defendaut, but no facts wero elicited to that tt had been other than good. The oad bere adjourned until Monday morning, at eleven o'olock. The Grand Jury came into Court during the afternoon, and through their foreman handed ina large number of indictments, Mawema ov tux Commisnonens ov Hxavtu.—The Com- missioners of Health met at two P. M. yoaterday at the Mayor'’soMco. Present, the Mayor, City Inspector, Dr. Guun, Health Officer; Dr. Sayre, Resideut Physician, and Dr. Mider, Health Commisioner, Wm, H. Armstrong, Keq., the efficient and gentlemanly clerk of the Board during tho past year, was unanimously re-elected for the en- Bulig your, NO other special business was brought be ore the Board except the report of Dr. Sayre, Resident Phy- @ician, which treated principally of ematipox, showing Ubat there hud been a great diminution in thie loathaorme dineass during the past year, there being some weeks only twe cases. The report was ordered to be printed, Aud it was also ordered that a memorial to tho Logislature bo projared, petitioning that a law for comptlaory vace! natin may be parsed. Dr. Gunn, Health OMeer, liad nothing to renort from Quarantine except a few cases of fr llpox, which ave under his care. Tho Board then ad Jourved, jub,ect to the call of the Mayor. Conpition OF THE STRKETS.—The strocta are getting back to the usual state of lth and dirt that distinguishes thom always during tho existence of fat contracts to keop them clean. Many of the thoroughfares yesterday wero in the most horrible and barbarous condition. The neighborhood of Washington market was particularly fi thy, it being actually impossible to cross any of the ftrects in that vicinity without being splashed all over with mad by the constantly paring vehicles, it in a ding ace to the city to permit them to remain in their present state. Exmurrow Drurt, OF THR AMBULANCE AND Samrant Conrs.—An exhibition drillof the oMeers for tho Prat regiment of Ambulance and Sanitary troops will take place at Irving Hall this evening. As this will be some- Cang almost analy new to the pubiic, it will mecoxsa- riy bo withosted @ith deep intercet, and the attendance will be large A Cue AcaDRNTALLY Paisorrne—A child seven months oll was accidentally polsoned at No. 40 Orchard street on ‘Thureday otyht, A woman named Mary Young, it apr D ars, gave the Infant a preparation of opiam in mistake for on anodyne, which threw the child into a deep stum- bor, from which it neve afterwards awoke. Dr. Soul was called in to attond to the little sufferer, bat bi rived too tate to be of any service, Coroner Colin ordered Dr. Robinson to mi post mortew ¢xamination of the body, and wiil hold an inquest to day. Ler# Ho-rrtat.—At the quarterly meeting of the directo ry of the Now York Ophthalmic Hospital, held on the 20th inst.,at (ho fstitution, corner of Fourth avenue and ‘Twenty eighth atrect, the surgeons reported the hoepital to be in a very successful condition, over two hundred Patients having been registered during the last the Mrontha. At the same meeting Soloraon Jeo: Peq., was elected President; Judge William 8. Davison, Vice Prost dont: James K. Cuming, Eaq., Secretary, and Benelict Lewis, Jr., Treasurer of the Hoard, A Moweran Dr. Bellowa, President of the Ranitary Commision, hag just received an enormous pear, Grown in the orebard of K. L. Heard,at San Jone Mission, pounds seven ounces-—the nin, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bock—Ansorr.—Oo Wednorday , December 17, 1862, by the Rev. Inaac Wescott, E. Valeyriom Bock to Bow Aunorr, ali of thie city, Died Axoms.—Killod tp nction, on Wednesday, September 17, 1842, op the Antietam, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, Captain Maxton O. Axcrtt, of the Sixty-lirst New York Volumveers, agod 28 years. ‘al orvices On Monday afternoon, at four o'clock, In the lecture room of the South Mutoh éhurch, corner Twonty rst street and Filth avenue, ANgavine. —UD afternoon, re 4 * nf a Tover, PuRMR AWRLIA ANGRYINE, Young ow Lynd F. and Jane Angovine, aged 2 yours, sy a ty Died > ee rolatives and friends of the family ere Ber cing 4 Invited to attend tue fuveral rorvices, ab the residence of her paronts, 907 Woat Fifteonth etrect, thie (Saturday) Morning, at balf-part ton o'clock. The rewainw will be takon to'Tarrytown Cemetery for interment Bost.—Oo moruivg, Jnr wuaty By Teaneita Fy wile of Aaron Wt wirr, Aged 2% ‘The relatives and friends of the than ly nvitest te attond fy faneral this (Saturday) aftern: yg had o'clock, St. Alban's cherch, Fiftioth etreot, bee Seon Lotingoom and Third avewues Bua baal Jersey City, on Friday, Janoaey 29 1 87 years. The rela friends are respectfully ti Attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, “clock, from the residence of her son-ih ited to i Buow) a god 37 yours, 4 mouths and i « The relatives and friend* of the family are respectfully Invited to atignd the funerat (Saturday) afternoon, e half-past o'clock, (rom No. J Beut avenue, Brook: yo, BD NEW YORK HERALD, SATPRDAY. JANUARY 24 18680000 a a eres od ee“ Pest MN nares SRA Rerecesiniee sie Braaw.—On Wednesday, January 21, Wome ‘Busan, ‘aged 87 years, 4 months and 17 days B ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fu- rs neral, this (Saturday) aftermeon, at hhalf-pashane o'clock. om Now 1 Canal street. Bamnmaxy.—In Rrooklyn, on Thitsday, Janoary 22, Joun Bernmann, aged 48 years, 1 mouth and 26 divs. ‘The friends of “the: ily, also the members of United B others Lodge No. 886, F. and A. M., and the members ot Roland Lodge No, 10, A.0 of G, F , are respect'ully invited to attend the feneral, on Sunday afternoon. at two o'clock, from bis late residence, Walworth street pear Purk avenne, Eaat Brooklyn. Rugk.—In this city, on Thursday morning, January 22, Narwan Bore, of Auburo, N. Y., in abe 67th yoar y.—'n Brooklyn, ac Friday, Janvary 28, Mrs. Dew Rat R. Brown aged 58 years, I month and 19 dye. ‘The relatives and friends ef the tani reanect ully invited to attend the fut from her reridence, 74 ‘Mate Can corner of York, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’eloe CrawrorD.—On m Weider, January 28, of consmmption, Srevwen H., gon of the late Captain Charles 1), Crawford, grandson of the late Stephen Pirolt, Faq. aged 25 years and 8 months, His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon. at thi o'clock, from the resid nee of his'mother, 447 Fifth « nue, entrance-on Forty-second street, The renvsins wfil be interred in the famtly vault at the Marble Cometory, ta Second street, ‘New York city. Coumay.—On Friday, January @®, afier @ hort but revere illness, Huxay Cowan, in the 66th yoar of hie age. Fils toils are past, his work is done, And he is ing blest; Re tought the fight, the victory wou, And ente nur into rest. ‘The rélatives and friends of the family are roapectfally: invited to attend the faneral, from his Inte resid nce, 191 Nr na street, on Sunday afternoon, at one 0": Joc! Tnexmssox.—Tn Brooklyn, on Thuraday January 22 sfter along and painful ilines#, Many, wife of Edward A, Dick- ingon, in the Sth year of her age. ‘The relatives and frienda of the family are repect*ully Invited to attend the fneral, from ber late residence, No, 40 York atreot, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Dixov.—At Now Canaan, Conn,,on Thursday, January 22, Kame S., wifeof John Pixon, formerly of Brad‘ord, Frgland, and daaghter of the late Thomas 8. Underhill, of the city of New York. Bradford (Kngland) papera please copy. Ginwors.—On Thursday, January 22, Starr HL, duugh. ter of Hapnah and tho lite Join Gibbons. ‘The rotatives and friends of the family are reanectfnliv Ayvited to attend the funeral, from the residence ol her mother, No. 119 West Twentieth street, on Haturday afternoou, at one o'clock. Richmond and Petersburg (Va.) papers please cop Rarpex.—Oa Thersday morning, January 22, Warorox Poer, eldest son of Josiah and Lucy Ashmun Hedden, in the 7th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funcral, from the residevee of his par Fest Fifteenth street, this (Saturday), at tweive o’elock. Fis remains will be taken to Springfield, Mnes. Kine. —On Friday; January 23, of membranous croup, Gro. B. Kina, SJe., eldest son of Geo, B. ond Ieabelln 8. King, aged 4 years and 7 days. The friends of the family and a'so the members of Lex- ington Lodge No. 310,F, and A. M., orc respectfully re- nested to attond the funeral, from 129 Jolmsou street, Brooklyn, on Siuday afternoon, at two o'steck. Korst.—On Wednesday, January 21, suddenly. Jeusa, only danghter of John and Julia Anu Kurst, aged 8 yeare, 7 mouths and 4 days, ‘The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her paronis, No. 6 Allen street, on Sunday afternoon, nt half past twelve o’olock. Kuxnepy.—On Friday, January 23, Seermex fxrriDAn K bY, aged 27 years and 2 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the fumnily are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o’elock, trom the residence of his mother, 264 Weat Six- toenth street. 1a Roar, —At the residence of her Cather, Danie! Hudson, Northville, Long Island, on Monday, Jabvary 19, Mra, Cuanity W. La Rosn, in the 49th year of her age. Manami.—On Friday, January 20, Arram Muatsn,, in the 6lat year of his ag: ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’clock, from the residevoe of bis son-in-law, W. K. Har- shaw, No. 131 Macdougal street. Moowry.—On Friday, Jaouary 23, of consumption, Many, wife of John Mooney, in the 27U ‘Tho funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her fathor, at Sheep's Head Bay, Long Island. Meaty —On Thuraday, January 22, Many Lovina, youngest daughter of Thomas and Margaret Mealy, aged 11 months and 28 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectiniiy invited to attend the funeral, from the reridence of ber parents, No. 787 Kighth aveune, on Sunday afternoou, at two o'clock, without further notice. MoxGan.—From wounls received #@® Fredericksburg, Davin A. Moreaw, of Ninth New York state Militia, in the ‘ith year of his age. rt lative es frionds uf tne family, with thors of nua reathier-tn Lave. Mew t partment, aud ire the mempers ef the Nint York Suste Militia now in this city, are respectfully invited to atteud the funcral, from the Methodist Epiecopal oh in Vorty-third street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Manonvy.—On Friday, January 2%, Wrasax Watraor, the youngest con of Rugene and Henrietta Mahoney, aged Lyear, 11 months aud 3 days. he friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the reeidence of his parents, 21 wi ime street, on Sunday afternoon, at half-yast one o'clock. McTaccant.—On Friday, January 28, Jane A. K, MoTac- Gaxt, youngest child of William aud Martha J, McTogpart, aged I year, 6 months and 1 day. The relatives and friends of the family, leo tha mom- bere of the Sanitary squad and Sixteenth precinct police, are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the Tenidence of her pe rente, 221’ Ninth bed “without further notice. Punsrs,—On Wednesday, January 21, of afection of the heart, Fanny Buvanecn, ‘cldeat daughter of Beniarin ¥. and Mary Jane Pili, oo her fifteenth birth ( She was one of earth's choicest treasures, and has withered from our sight only to bud and bloom again in heaven. ‘Truly death claimed a shining mark, “ hntto die is gain” she could ray even in death, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfnlly Inviled to attend the funeral, from tho First Baptiet | church, corner of Broome and Elizabeth streets, on Sun- day afternoon, at baif-past ove o'clock, without further Ingitation. Svrpam.—In Prooklyn, on Thursday, Jannary 22, Hux- yoam, gon of Minne and Elivaboth Suydam, aged nd & months. he relatives and fri of the family are respectfaliy pat to attend the funeral, on Sunday afterooon, at @elock, from = York atroet Methodiat Foca church, corver of Gold etreet. On Friday, Janusry 23, after a liugering eee Wasa K. Sours: +m the 740) year of his ‘Tho relatives ant Crionds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sou-in-law, Mr. Wim. A. Hoeber, 36 Bodford etrect, on Sunday after? noon, at ene o'clock. ‘The remalne will be conveyed to Greobwich Comotery for intormont. Serinm.awn,—On Tharsday, January 22, Hex®r Seren. LAND. ‘The relativos and frienda Of the family, also the mom. dere of Cyrus Lodge No. 208). and A. M.. and the frater- nity in general, are fovited to attend tho funeral, t (faturday) afigrio, at half-part one o'clock, from Cv ange roots, northeast Corner of Twenty-fifth street « Fighth avenue, foLaND.—On Friday, Janu@ry 28, in the 78th yoar of his age, Huyey TataxD, formeriy of Hutladety) His triends and those of his farmily are respectfully. lu vitod to attend the funeral sery lees, on Monday morning. At a quarter-past eight 0 Yolook, puhetyally, at his late residence, No, 24 Weat Fifteenth street, | The gemains will be taken to Philadelphia for internment. ‘TregaRse.—At Hudson City, N. J., on Thnraday, Jonvary 28, o€. typhoid, Caantorty, eliert daughter of ‘Thotnos and Charlotte Tremearne, aged oi years. ‘The (rionds of the family are mvited to ationd the fane ral, atthe choreh of tha Moly Trinity, this (Saturday) 1% Jano str Cornelius Friday wood ag days day papers. january 21 » Mee Fuzion Vas Par, relict of Walter Van Pett, in thie Slat your of ber age. Relatiyce and friends of the family are respectfully in Vited to attend the funeral, thigy(Saturday) aftornoon, at haif.past one o'clock, from the resitonce of her you im. Jaw, 0.8. Boek 7) South Fitth etrest Williamabarg. Wauren.—On Priday evening, Jantury 23, after a pro- tracted tlpess, Rimanema I, wile of Ellwood Walter, to the 44th year of her age. ‘The fetends of the family are Invited to attend the fune- A day morning, the 2gth inst, at baif part from her late residence , 74% imbia street, ts. The remaiva will be taken to West nm Thoreday, Janoary 22, Witisam Wir. ed SL years. TRRMON The friends te acquaintances of the family are re spect{ully invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte resid one o'elodk. Philadelphia papore pleare copy Wrocirr, On Friday morntay, wile of Wm. Wright, and ebild, after # short lines, ‘The friend# and aequaintances of the family are ro- spectfully lavitel, to atiend the funeray (rom hor: bite reaidenco, No. 244 Went Twonty fourth Her re. yal be taken to Greenwood Come: Wavasr—tn Hreckiyn, on. Frid y morning January tor 6 long and painful {livess, Gavin Wavasr, 0 ith year of her The reint do) Second ayenes, O8 Sabday afternoon, at eet, and friends Of the family nee reapeotfull 4 (be funeral, from .tho renulenee of het Raner, No. Mab sao woe Brodklyn, ow Su Worker ioten y Covnan Wor meNHOWST, Aeod 50 years, & mothe aud 4 days The frieads and relatives are respectful attond we funeral, from his late rosidenoe, No. 100 West Forty-ninth atreet, on Suaday afternoon, at half past ope o'clock. The remains will be taken (o the Lutheran Cemetery Wirom. On Friday, Janvary 29, Sauce, Rewves Wr ow, youngest child of Cecelia, widow of William R. Wilde, exo & years and 6 months, ine fanemal services will be held, en Bunday afternoon, Invited to at one o'ck hty-firat treet, Yorkville, third howee east of TI enue, Relatives and friends Feepectfolly fovea to mop Wisox In Brookiya, on Friday, Jannary 29, Feira. aera Mania, wife of ea: c Wileou apd daughter of the late John Kicharde, Faq. Wave On Frday, Janoary 23, Lrey F., eldest daughter of F) and 10 morths. The relatives avd ‘riche of the family are renpertfotiy fovited to attend the funeral, the’ reridence of hey father, coruer gt Fifty eeventh street and Tenth aronie, nia” alVrngou, at be o'glock, Wwithoul further i deve and Lucy B. Walker, aged T years _ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANA® FOR, KMS seasons HT NN meR, 6 be: WATER. “Port of "New ‘York, K, January 23, 1863. CLEARED. Steamsbin City of Baltimore (Br), Kennedy, Queenstows ar! Livorpool—Jno @ Dale, ‘Steamship Tearonia (Ham), Taube, Southampton and Ham- vure—Kunhardt & Co. at Bhooting Star, Demkwater, Ban Praveisco—Wm T at Reab (Thr), Cardine Liverpool—Trask & Dearborn. Di. Treat (Br), Paton, Newport, B—T lames. ip (Rr). Larve Londonderry & 1 Kuor £ Co. » glo (Hane), Marten Cork—C Lulin: mre Totheay (Br), Taylor, Harbor Gracew! ark Harry Booth, Drummond, Portland—James E Ward Live Arabella, Yin ‘siey,,Agpinwatl Panama BR Co. Bris Biron 4; Cosine, Haskell, Euzabstuport—Metcalf & Tamilton, Point Petre—D R Dewolf, “n, New seca Fe beon & Fosdick. PO Colen, . Ke tens MenroonF J m phe e Relienbesh Mn, Witemen. he hinrateaguy c Havens. Bohr Bteph ber, Conk, gs PS aa rar oa Waskingion—Van Brant & .. Washingtog—N IeMeCready & Co, Rehr John M Lane, halt mone - Behr BE Cha'one’, Lone. Piven lel ita —Stmpaon # Clan? Behe tA Mav, Taker, PH ndelnh' a Bentley, Kenitn & Co Schr W Pax-on Corson, Philadalphiaant W McKee, qfehe Kale Walker, Gulliver, Elizabethport-—Brett, Sou & ‘o. ler, Durhrongh, Camden, Hunt, ‘auane ‘er-—1 Roynton's Sona. Kavle, ail, Bale Belir Ameriran Chief, Presey Rehr Cub, biinney, Boston. rac) Bele G Creen, Butloy, New eee & Tackett, Rohr J An torson, Piuch, New Haveo—M Briges & Co, Sloop Ranger, ac Now Havent Briggs & 00. E Greene & (Bo, ARRIVED Ship Gen Witliama (Br, of St. Joha, NB), Hatfield, Liver- pool, 58 dase, with mda, fo master, berth Shataocare (of Boston), Stevens, London, Nor 21, the Downs 25'h, in ballant to master. Had canttaual W gaiek during the pavange. Anchored in Lower Be roy 20H Ford: 45 davx, with wine wer Ray 2th, ety 65 day's with Anci Shiv Senstor lken. “tien Moser. malse and 88 newsengers, to Muller & Kr Park Calet (Miro Picton), Medrrgnr, Cork, 41 days, fn balast, to MeCall & Frith. 20h inst, while coming in'the Lower Rey, came in colliston with Rrem shin Senator Tken from Bremin, carrving away orit and caiheads, with ail the headgear atinched, ‘fhe ship was not damaged. LoRATE Thetis (Din), Peferaon, Galway, 68 days, in ballast, Faneh, Metnoke & Wend’, Morar Win, 1 Walk, Casinee. Havre, Nov 28, tn battent, Penner & Brown, On theontwnrd parsage trom New Or- eana Win Jones, of Rngland, nenman, fell from the fareto and was killed, ‘20:h inst, lat 4015, , spoke brig Pro- tena, from Havana for Portlan Rrig Caspar Wild (Nor), Tergeseu, Galway, baltnat, fo order. ie Haddtne gen evans Queenstown, 66 days, in bat che to Polmboe Halpin, Frtraboth Hi with mainmmast sprung. days, to wort for Fall River. iport for Providence. hase, Providen: Daniols, New Hacen for Desl’s Ieland. West Point, nv Raitimore, Bieamer Pelicau, Baker, Prov dence, SMILED. eure Damascus, Liverpoo!; Talisman, Kingston, rly Wiad at sunee American Shipmasters Association, No 6) Watt Srauer—Roows Zs ann 25. The following approved Masters and Oficers have recaived commissions from this Agvocialiou:— John Poole, schr Rontia: Christopher Peterson, brig Chas Alama: Matthew Murphy. brig JB EMott; Benj Dicigrk, ht Anrate; Obed Boker, Jy brig § R Allen: Adw J ¥ ship Delfthavent Chas HF Chase, (late) bark Pilor Fin; A idaho; Samual © Jor, bark Harmony; Hogh Cate) bark J 1 Bernard Luce, (mate) Park Martha's Vineyard; Teaiah A Alien, bark Kate Stamler; Jobn Tove, wrk AC Small; Jax Lennerton, brig MA Tor: ton: Orton He Leland, sehr Palmetto; Johnsen Archibald, gor, HO Brooks: David B Crear, dark Dunkeld: Exmouth ‘Wim Bradford. hark Milton: Jno Saiin- de Oastine: Edw TNve. (mate) ship oy, aleanship Trade Whid; Willin' Michael Collins, brig ‘rt: Facie; tas brig ere, Miscellaneous. The vteamere Clty of New York and Plymonth Rock, from the Eastward via Long Island Sound, reached this ctty at 11-45 AM soaterday. Lavxow—The Pacific Matt mahi Golden City will be lannched at Lo'clock this (Saturday) afternoon, from the shipyard of Wm H Webb, foot of Sixth otroet, East Rivert Hor dimensions are:—Lengti 4 fect. Dreadth of beam 45 feet, depth of hold 81 feet. Sin Sor Kosros, of Fairhaven, was condemned at Honolnin Nov 22, and‘ was toPave been sold at auction on the 2¢ ul Sire Hantuse, of New Bedford, at Houoluln, haa been eold and ts now under the Hawatlan flag. frees (vam wet caarrive at Boston on Sunda’ trots ate: Soe Martacel Uo the parorament to cerry. Eoope and uowea to Mew Urieany Bane Ewriarm of New Reiford, at Honolat, toadin# gil_and Hope for Wew Bedford, bas been sold to parges tn Honolulu. Bown Joe EADuntire. before, reparied ashore At piven nt to pleves on the 19th inet. The remains. o! together with the spare, Fiaxing, &c, wore (9 ba sold tion an the 2iat, Home more of the careo, consisting 120 Dbix fone ar 1400 hashels corn, all damaged, had weds whtet with the nally, we, will be forwarded t0 Noe York {n lighters. Stetwme Ciry oy Hanteorn still remaing hard anf fast on the rocks at the Routh Brothers. ‘he tide ebis and flows h her holds and her bow and staen have dropped eon. iy. The weather has been unfavorable for. tho pres paral to oat her off; but the boat lies in such a poaltior Ae iolbe bu its aftceted Uy the rales, oud sho has fecolved no great add 'iiona! de sage since ehe rt wet agronnd, few dava of favorable weather will undoubtediy enable’ the contractors to get hey afloat. nxn Boate—The New Baven Journst of 291 inet “The New York evening papers of yesterday slated that (he ‘only boat whieq arrived in New York today trom the East up to noon was the Clty of Hoston, Lwin, Toit here veaterday morain, Kk, andarvived in New York at 9 : about hit an heur before the ty of Boston pasted ity hr Emeline Heteht, of Greennotnt, LI, where she was 6575 17% has een wold ‘able, Maar, for Lagxonen—At Contre Moriches, om the 17ch Inat, fren gant of C Robinson & Co. fine sehr of abont 2K) ry {hs'cgalones ble ts ta bo commanded Ry Capi FBC or8; nnd intended for the coasting trade nt Teleahnas at NB, for Tonal rely ORR In Tad Tnande hip Ab! home, bound to the Prcitio; off bark Draco, NBA sp; eff Guatto, yee NB, with 100 bbis-olt had not seen wh (or BinOw. Load home. The A would At do Nov ft, Facile, Br Mertin, Deriols, NB, ad de back within 10 days tb home, Tho Merlin took 60 Pacific nathh Arr at Hovoluly Nov 18, bark (Reoro, Stirore, NI Ochotak Sen, 4) wh 500) bone this sean; 2iat. ehip Lrg Morgen, Whiteside, do, from 1}; A180 wh: ad 2,0 lw Down “parks Joun P Weert, between eeacore, my a tor do from do, 60 5p) be Toth, Mi Jamary 2%, Marcaasr, | Ls i vm do, b Ao Vith, bark Bernstable. By nant OF GatiCerdtays You 0 que ld LOG fri or Zt, Ahip-Orcan, Clark, Mil, Const of Oath fornia: tp Adeline, Barber, NB, do ‘io; Marcago, Sklaner, sia, tor Art at Laltsinn 0, barks Matiha, Coonel!, NB, Ocbotule Bea. 00) wh fxn Gono thtwmeason ; 231, Maes do do, sles ef m mensone, 7) ech Sov be h Capt Hal@y, of ahip Mit t Honoltitu Deer tare Nev 19). tram h 23.099 Ton hone all told—I100 fybla thi © nacther Reagir of abip Rmily Mor 1 Ocghotek, 1900 wit bad taken c’ niise, Capi Cran Capt 8F 1h, ro iat lapt Rte ulin, OF an sue ou. A 0, NB, reports her a: t Bi dotind to Calla Grou te Hydaspe, NB, reports her at ¥ 20 vp lastcoulse, * Would touch at Tw Spoken, Kc. Rartlett, from Callw for Bneland, no in Apri « | ' ' i | ' Phiy Peaukitnd Ib, Jat 1919 %, i 16. tan, 67 days from Ewa! Morn, iman, from Bangor for Buence een for Val: Ayres, Dee A I Gm Ports. Coxstaxtornm, Deo 22—Sid bark Edw fit, Ce. Nov 25-1n port shine Romance of the Son, Clough, gan Prauciaces 142. Sapdigiay tor do, vba prt Jon C-=Bid chip hen, Flower, Taylor (ffom Mou! rr ship Sarttnia, Nelsou, Rangoon ,— wo eahion, and Lye Bostoo, Porsamouth, ritom, and Fi Donald, for NYork, barks Coralia (Rr), Jowie, for do Jan 18 Aristides (Nor), Brockmann, for do inh Pinca, | dene Pee Se Tat for Boston same day: Doniti, Staples, for Awy. Hammond, fra Copatancinare ug ust ape, gine ad 4 Rowton poy re is Ha if ‘or dv ; Parca Ae for fo, "Sud Bol, bark Frvwators Pe: : "elphin “Yiararsige, Dey 31a. port ships Dashaway, en Tovdited, ana to.sall to kota eceke, outh for orders, to wail abeat darks Gratta, Craig, and Ms Sylvan Loe 3 |, Skoleld t {CERMO, Deo M=Tn for NYork. brig Bijzabeth, Lassen, forde. sla ‘arpa ‘Lewis, NYork; Wulseppina (Sie), do} Sig ian Gate ahip Cordetis, eCatiom, Mio Jon Gath port Mremen ship Mh mba, Jan Ga : erm . fi Fe yey var jentor (Meck), Dower! », for pun Db: jor do; Birene (Lmteb), se Adintra!, Hateh, Meerina in bal ga, Doo 24-—-S81d di wh, bark Andrew Carney, Mayo, eit to #88 About rg stom. Bie Port Jan 1, barks Florence, Barith, tor Boston lag, Ocea- pa (Nor), from N York. ne, Dec 2— At WS (ow Hated), Sun ov IST port ships Mame Cork, Javne. and Yekense, for NYor’ ie: barks Penguin, for Ww & sb es ( 16h), Roten ty Cumberiand here e, Cariiale, seus Bra, Phiuney, Nore. Noahine went to sem Win BA EANUM ES Son tie-are Br bark Indus, Smith, NYerk, Below, bark Over ne, Palermo; Brig C trope A bark Suste M Jones (new, BAD Twe ny, ‘Mequi alna, veliandy Montorama, inca w NY ort. (14 cobs Pred Dyor, agave. 004 Buperto* BI Bev yp Da tacn Krtohum 6 Shi rt aivville, Weare; Bole Peek, ace and Curda, oe boro a psu ay ra iver, ghB¥ Port, Ja Jam Returned on, cone oho PORTUAND. int tie ate wack Willatd, Bun seh J Achorn, Hatch, Rockland for N¥ork. id brig Ke porter, Ginn, pret 0,2 Jones, Fresman, nr py RROVIDENOR, :ia 2 eae unre ue seek Kenney. ork, Sip slo» Gwe: sit ‘or! seh eensoed eels oe OUKLAND. Jan 1d—Sl ike estes Achorn, Hatch, Now ‘SAN. FRANOISCO, Jan Sionure (hy tel) ships Messenger, Woodatte, NYork: Gro Le, Barstow, Hong BA ALEM, Jan 2i—Arr Urig J & H Crowley, Drako, Havana for Portand, “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Aan Farmar, Jan, 23—6 P. M, The money market was very active to-day. A large number of loans were called in, partly in consequence of apprebensions entertained by bankers with regard to the effect of the financial ineasure before Congress, and partly in conse- quence of the active Guctuations in the stock market. Atthe close of the day many loans had been paid off, and the bankers were flush. But it waamore difficult than ever for weak borrowers to obtain money on speculative seouritics. For day oF two, at ail evénts, the moré prudent bank- ing houses seem determined to keep themselves snng. Most of the loans to-day were at aix per cent on very large margina. Gold was quiet'this morning, but became quite active in the afternoon, and looked as though it was again going to move. It sold at L474, 14787, 148 and 148%, closing at 148) bid. Exchange waa tather dull; we heard of sales of bankers’ bills at 162%. There appeared to be araong deal- ers in foreign exchange and foreign bankers an indefinite apprehension of coming events which might cause the price of bills to fluctuate. We learn nothing which could justify such expecta- tions, but they exist. ‘The stock market was very much excited to-day, and in some securities there was almost a panic, Erie old, which sold yesterday morning at 8534, opened this morning at 81, fell to 76, then rallied, and closed late in the afternoon at 79% bid. Erie preferred sold as low as 103, then recovered, and closed 106 bid. A great deal of feeling is express- ed in the street at the conduct of the Erie ma- nagement, and especially that of a leading diree tor, who is charged ith having persuaded people to buy Erie by assuring them that 7 per cent would be paid on the preferred stock, and who» after selling out himself, is accused of having nsed hia influence to secure a dividend of 6 instead of 7 ‘It certainly seems ‘incredible that, after earning $8,400,000, the company should have only had five percent to divide; and the fact, mex plained, will doubtless operate to the disadvan: tage of ali Erie securities, as people will shriik from investing their means in stocka which are liable to be manipulated by speculators in the direction. It is known that a committee was appointed at the meeting yesterday to consider the subject of establishing a sinking fund to absorb the bonds; this would quench forever all hopes of a dividend on the common stock, At the morning board to-day the whole market was lower. Pacific fell 4 per cent, New York Cen- trall, Hudson %, Harlem 3, Harlem prefer- red 4, Michigan Central 34, Southern old 34, guaranteed 3, Pittsburg 2, Illinois 244, Toledo 44, Rock Island 234, Galena 24, Fort Wayne 1, Canton 4, Cumberlanl 14. Bonds were pretty firm, without much businesa. Governments were steady. The heaviest sellers were brokers who have been large buyers lately, and the presump- tion arises that they slaughtered m good deal of stock. At the public board, at one P. M., the morket, waa listless, and operators seemed para- lyzed. The heavy decline of the past day ér two is felt rather severely among small speculators who operate with inadequate margins; a good many of them may be cleaned out. At the second board, and at the four P. M. session of the public hoard, there was a surprising and violent rally in the market. Everything recovered from the de- preesion of the morning, and prices approximated to those which ruled yesterday morning. The scene of excitement at the public board at five P.M, was very striking. At the close the follow- the pricos:— w'o.rag,/81. UB a 86) USNacouvsl, 95358 98° 7% & 12 USe’%.Lyr cer ri & 96% US demand n. ae id % Tennesaoe 0's a Virginis 6's., oaiga Hadeon River. ae — jariem ee ior} Reading ° or} . NOarolina 6's. 73 it Con, ex div. th 4 Missour! O’a.. 67 Oleve & Pin Ty droerican gold 145 a 143: é Galena & Chie. dye oe Pacific Mall. o Cleve &Tol... 9245 Chic & Rk Told 943g a a Chi, Bor &Q.108 o 108% MulkPrdaChn. 44a 455, A good deal of uncertainty and some anxiety prevail with regard to the action of Congress in authorizing issues of interest bearing Treasury notes. ‘The second section of the bill passed yes day, as printed in this morning's Heranp, reuders those notes exchangeable for legal tender notes at any time ‘“‘on or after they Lecome de.” It is to be presumed that when they become dne they will be patd. What necessity for any provision reapecting their being “exchanged?” As the pill ofiginuily stood these notes were to be convertible at all times into legs] tender. The change was probably made at the instance of the banks, who feared, justly enough, that the ies of $400,000,009 of interest-bearing notes, converti ble at all times into money at par and interest, would lead toa general withdrawal of deposits from the banks. People would make their deposit every afternoon in these Treasury notes for the sake of the interest. A telegram from Washington | thia afternoon rather seems to intimate that the tion, as pasaed, authorizes the conversion of the notes into legal tender at all times; but there is a | xood deal of doubt on the subject. If the notes “* | ore not convertible they will not sell above 90, and the Secretary, who cannot dispose of them below par, will not find many takera. | Debt certificates, on which 6 per cent in- terest is paid im gold, are selling pretty freely at 05; these new notes, with interest ‘‘not over 6 per cent,” and that’ interest paytble in paper, would be quite dear enough, in compar. rison, at 90. So far ae we can jndge, Congress is more likely to restore the perpetual convertibility clause than to adopt the measure as printed in thie moruing’s papers, and the result will probably be to euperadd to our other troubles @ bank crash worse than that of 1837. ‘Tho business of the &xb-Treasary to-day was as follows:— Reoeipts......6. “een —For custo! 000 00 ayant 400 208 27 10,830, 176 Ww ‘The exchanges st the Bank Glearing House this morning were $45,815,177 12, and the balances $2,05),379 99. ‘The Erie Railroad Company has declared s divi- dend of five per cent, free of government tax, on the preferred stock, payable on the 17th of Feb- ruary; the transfer books will be closed to that day, from the 24 of Febrnary; the Katgers Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable February 2; the Republic Ins rance Company, an interest dividend of three and abalf per cent on its eapital stock, payable on demand, and a ecrip dividend of six per cent, for which certificates will be isened February 10. The following resolutions have been introduced and referred in the Pennsylvania Logislatere, with directions to report on Thursday of next wee Resolved, That so much of the act of June 12, 1840, ag wifes the interest on the public debt Of Penuwylvania ‘paig in specie or ite equivalent, as aleo the third pection an act approved April 11, 1862, be and the samo are hereby repealed. Resolved, That it shall be the duty of the State Trea. gurer to pay all interest falling id on the pablie debt of the Commonwealth, on and after tho ist day of February, A. D. 1960, in such Weles ae uTV Dave been of may be Se scuneassensn wr actaen states gov- Tho reports opi Eluree of the city railroads show the following business ! for the year ending Septem, ber $0, 1862: — Capital stock, per charter. . een ¢ $800,000 ‘Amount paid in 650, Fun ‘ed Floating debi Totil cost of road and equipment... N mber of passengers carried in Exs enses of malian the road. Horse -hooing, bari a ong of operation e luterest Paya wo surpiua fund, ‘Tuep Avenue. Capital stock paid in, Funded debt....s.0.+ Cat of road and equipment, Number of Fer antet curried in cars, Exponses of maintaining the road. Expe naek ceyarenre the road. Interest. Dividens Receipts... Capital stock, aa by eer. Amount paid in. Funded debt... Cost of road and equipmcnt..*: Number of possengers carried in cars Expenses of maintainiug the road, including real estate purchased Re: 18,70 He B08: 15,000 $886,915 The earnings of the St. Lovis, Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Company for December were:— 1861. 1962. Passengers, $20,022 29,487 Freight, &o. BS, 55,108 106.128 TOLL. y's eevee ese one 815,085 185,616 The Chicago Tribune of Wedneaday thus notices money and exchange matters there: — Curreacy continues close under a continue? heavy de mand for money. In spite of the wretchod weather, there seonis ng abatement to the operations of dealers. New York exchange continues very abundant. One kirge house took it euly at one-eighth discount and gold at par sone tonth premium. The usual figures, however, were py buying, and one-tenth a one-eighth promiua aa the selling rate, The Cincinnati Commercial of the same day re- marks;— Mercantile business fas been much interfered with during the past weck by extraordinarily unfavorable weather—at least that which would have nm done for acowint of a regular censumotive order and shipping trade—bat nearly all articles of commerce have been sub- ject to the exciting influences of the upward course of gold, Though not enhanced eo decidedly in price, they are re garded with more interest by investers, and held with more tenacity by those who already are in. This condition of affairs is made apparent course, io the discount operations of the banks. A great deal of the paper they get represents tranaactions of persons who are operating in the anticipation of epeedy speculative returns more than on any known regular trade (or the articles handied, There seems to be as yet no relaxation of the caution ex- ercised by bankers as to the security they require inthe paper which they admit to their portfolios; but, as is al- ways the case with cheap money and prosperous trade, ihe temptations to a demoralization of credit increase. ‘The great drain on the meant market through the pork packing interest {s materially reduced, and will soon be over, at least 80 far as the purchase of hogs is concerned, Currency {s, consequently, easier than It has been for rome weeke past, thongh yester: nd to-day in better request than it has been since tast Tuesday. Rats of in- terest remain as they were—10 per cent being the leading figure for first clags sixty and ninety day bills, The latter are rather preferred than the former, if covering good ‘sums. Stock Hachange. Farivar, Jan. 28, a $12000 » US 88, 08yrog 9% 960ehs Erie RR..... 6000 A ‘Bl,reg 95 TOO U Se" S1,cou. 96%, 12000 _ 10000 700 Treat 3: Oven s 1017% ion - .6mall sere xio00 v 8 oot yrcer 2 20000 US deni'd nots Ming 4500 Brook'yn ¢wl. 118 6400 Obto 65, "86... 119 1000 111 Canal’b,'60. 100 10000 Titinois w Hoan: 105 1000 Ili cou Dds, '79. a Teun 6's, '%0. do. i ibs ,’83. 120 “bio 6000 Erie 5th m'bde 107 . 1000 Har BR Sa m.. 105 ety mstbs. 127 a 2000 Pitts, FW&C 2um 104% 6000 Pil into te. Hf foo000 £5000 10000 16000 0000 4 20 obsBk of smetton 12 28 Union Mank....., 106% 90 Am Fx Bank..<: 97 400 Canton Co . 6 Penn Coal Co 60 Nicaragua Tr 100 Lirw'k City Lo. 9 00 Camb Coal pref.. 22 0 do oe aK M700 Mil & Pr du Ch 417 Pitts, FEW &O BR 20 00 160 4 ‘ 60 . btO 0956 ou da. © 119M 2 Alton + Ter WRK oe” £00 Kirle RR 9 40 3800 do. 18% 100 ale &e te 0 100 do 78% 18 MAP anchad yee pref 90 SHOOND BOARD, $5000 US ‘1, reg 95 td 208 sie Eric RR 6000 US 6's, "1, cou 600 Ere IR pret. 2000 US 6's, "68, reg oe 100 “10 pen 103 F.. Hodson Riv it: 4 a at 6 iote,b Wachee a 5900 Pies, PWaChad 10000 dOseeee ba 40000 Clev & Tol sg (a M6 50000 American gold. 147% = Mic! ws ste bd Readink RR. opg 800 Mich Cent RR ia menBeNaxr “oy 110000 do... ..D10 148 do 20000 147% itt 250000 do. 148180 do 60 sts Tinp & Tra Bik 6 200 do, 27 «100 ‘ 4 WO..6.. 50 40... 630 61 $00 Tu Cent RR rip. oss aN 1 Ta00 oe ‘iit, ee ev ‘itte FU aes. i136 159 Galena & ChicRR, 93 200 200 Clev & Tol RR.2WO 90 200, ais ite His 1000 do.. + 80s al Tove | si tin {Ae ARI RE, Bas; aa 9 6 te oa 100 200 300 1800 500 800 200 100 200 160 do 200 200 Mil & Pr Da 6 RR. 206 160 Norwich & W RR. Beles OH) 17 8 dem’ nts 166% om atlas F PM. 196000 Ameri; Na 147 ioomasrent es 48% “3 as oe $08 100 Pits, Puwachi pon £500 1940 Tr nie 103, "000 eh farlem, 29 rfoon Devtenrtite'ts, ‘83 83% 200 do. Done 399000 American gold 1484¢ 200 Hariem preferred 7$ Seu Dementes tes. 14436 100 Michigan Central. pene isnourl 6'#. 0. Tooge Manryclgb.tt0 Ht 1100 Mich Se ANG) 63 mace tents THE DRY GOODS TRADE, Speculative purchases of domestic colton and woel- lens, especially the former, have been made on a very extensive seale during the past weok, and pricos have again advanced materially, closing with a strong ap ward tendency. Hoavy standard sheetings are quoted aTi%e.; beavy sbirtings, 80°.; drie And Jeane, 321c ; printing oloths, 64x64, ‘0e.2" ‘Atoskeags and Merrimack prints, 230. per, aut. Stocks have been much reduced, and, in many inst withdrawn by holders. The woek's riso in the ociohet the raw materia! is equal to Se. a dc. per II ‘The activity is incrensing in domestic wool'ens, partion- larly in spring cassimeres, docakina gatiucts, "kerseya, flannels and defaines, all at firmer and advancing prices. ‘The inquiry is also more animuted for the principal styles of foreign foods, partly on speculation, Staple fabrics seem to be in most favor. Low priced goods of all ki are ron upon and selling advantageously, The our importationg are moderate, and all classes of holders are not cager te sell, unloss at aekn prices, which are vory irregular and constantly advancing, in view of the rise tm foreign exchanges. up to 5c, @ CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Faiay, Jau, 23—6 P. Me Asuna.—Sales wore nade Of 00 bbis, at 87¢0. a 8 540. for pots and 814c. for pearls. Buwavgrcrrs.—Plour wae leas freely purobaaaa ody, though the tendency of pricca was toward & lower range: We heard of gales of 15,200 bbla, State and Western, 1,600 do. Southern and 700 do. Cenadian, within our rer vised rango:— Superfine State and Western, $640 a 616 Extra state, old and new..... 670 9 128 Common to choice extra Wes! 690 a 650 Vanadian. , 7 00 830 Southern mixed to ‘good supertin eT 8 1% Extra di 780 9 Good to choice family do. 925 a 1000 Ryo flour... .e...ses IN 860 « 6% Corn meal, Jersey and Prandy wine. 390 a8 470 Corn meal, Brandywine, per puncheon .21 00 # 21 60 Puckwheat flour, per 100 1bs....:0.« 260 a 260 —Wheat fo23 buoyant, with gales of 130,000 bushels ab $1 70.8 $1 90 for white Western, $1 63 a $1 62 for red and amber Western, $1 45.8 §1 57 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, and $1 27 a $1 47 for Chicago spring. Corn ws agein a sbade higher, with salon ot 120,000 bushels mixed Western at 86 'cc. for sound, and T4c. a 6c. for unsound and bested. Rye was in dor at $1 $1 10, Sales were made of 7,600 bus! ela barley $1 45 a $1 65. Onta were in fair demand at 660. a 7Z0., according to quality. CanpLes were very firm and aelling freely Corrre was less active, but atiflly held. "ire quote Rie, prime, Sle, a O13. ; |, 80440. ; fair, 20%c.: Reporte 8c. 8 28i¢c.; Maracaibo, 2040. a ase, ‘Laguayra, BOSC. 8 2M jaye, SAC, & 3¢.; St. Domingo, Cotrom was in moderate demand at 7c. @ 16340. for roiddlings. ‘Cuxmicats were buoyant and in fair request. Fricars.—the market was not very wotive, bub was firm. To Liverpool there were shipped 1,2 bis, flour At 2s,, 45,000 bushels grain at 64d.a Td., and 40 tone heavy: goods at 20s. ‘Io London there were taken 15 tons clover seed at 26a, and 450 packages bacon and lard as 208, a 82s. Od. "To Glasgow there were engased 200 ble. flour at 2a. 6d., avd by gteamer 150 clover Rood wh 508, An Amofi€an dbip to a cargo of gfaio, Cor an Triste port direct, at 83(4., shipper’s bags. Frurt.—The demand was main ly for raising, at $3 86 @ $5 90 and $3 6h a $8 70 for layer and bunch reapcotively. Hay.—North river continued in fair temand at 000. agi. Hors were inquired for at 16c. a 26¢, for new crop. MeETATS.—More activity was Apparent In ingot co} at 353¢0. @ S4c.; Banca tin, at 450, a 453¢0.; Straits at Afiicc. a 44c.; while thera was less doing in p'7 toad we sige. , and spolter at 6c, ° Iron was steable ond iy Morasses.—The demand was mainly for New Or! the sales of which wore 690 bbia., at 24c. a 380, and 4T¢- & Goe, for old and new crop respectively. Nava Bromes were dull, though, in view of the light supplies availible, held very firmly, (O14.—There was not much doing in any other thaa fish oils, which were buoyant in price Provisions.—There was more activity and firmnoss im tho market for pork, the sales of which were 300 bbis. at $1475 for old and $16 & $1626 for new mess, and 236 $11 23 0 $13 for prime. Beef wax quiet,-with sales bbls, at $11 59 m $18 for plain, $13 a $13 76 for extra meas. Sal nino mado of 600 bole, and tiorces lard witb. Ke 10%6.; 1,600-boxes bacon ai Tc. 2 9KO. fod’ 165 packages bame and shoulders At Tc, Ro, s0d co. & S%o. Butter was tquired for at 2c. a 25c. for we und Lic. @ 20. for Western, Cheese was in demand at l0c 4 dagge. wee were 250 bags East India wold, partiy at ge. Svoans were ia more demand, with sales of 1,200 bhds. at 10z¢0. a11Xc. for New Orleans aud 10c. «10,6. for ‘Sagns were fu moderate request at former rates Sricks were firm, but not active, Tonacco is very active and prices fall, Sales 958 hhds. Kentucky , 15 3¢0. @ Sle.; 92 cases weed leaf, 7c. a —The day's sales reached 150,000 ibs. lo. & ‘BAN Were active and prices tended upward decidedly. Waiscer.—There were 800 bbis, sold at from 490. @ Family Market Review. The scale of prices prevailing at Washington Market yesterday shows no material change, as will be scen {rom the following review: Brer.—There is no chenge worthy of notice In the prices of beef. The supply ig plentiful und the demand about equal. According to the statement of Mr. P. Valen- tine, Jr., and other venders, the prices asked and received are ‘as followe:—Roastin, ‘pieces from be. a L4e. per tb.; porter Louge, 16c. a 18¢.; sirloim, 12e. a Me. ; round 8e. 12c.; ordinary or course pieces, 6c. # Te.; soup pieces Go. 4 Sc.; corned pieces, good quality, 6c. & 8¢.; tongues, Tbe. euch; tripe, 6c. Mvrron appeared to bes little bigher than at our last quotation. Nice chops brought Ide. per Ib. yesterday; ordinary roasting pieces, lOc. a Llc. fore quarter eaddies, Fe.: hind quarter saddies, 10c. Lamp proper if out of seaeon just now, what thero 1s of it being sold, under the denomination of mutton, at about the same prices. Veat is scarce as yet, but there is a moderate supply of good quality tor sale fa the markets at the following rates:—Fore quarters, 6¢. por tb. ; hind quarters, I Fork is in good tupply. Fine fresh pieces, ousting bring 9°. yer pound; pork aloak, 100.; salted pieces, 16e. rae, good peclmens, L2e.; bacon, Lie; igs’ beads, shocks, c.; sausages, 1c. Vountay awp Gawe do not appear to be quite so plemtt- the quality la good. ‘The prices are unchanged r lust review, being as follows—Turkoys, 140. = léc. per pound; chickens, 12c. a 16e,; tame dupk* i4e 16c’ : canvass back dack#, $2 60 per pair, prairie cusckeas, Thc. a8Te. per pair. Qualls and partridges ato outot season, but come excellent Pennsylvanit bares hayecome into the market and sel! for be. pair. Guinea fowle bri Too. per wir. Venison sells for 12e. a 14c. per pou ‘The aly vg prices, are given on the statemont or Menarg, Baum & Gotty and other deaers Fist of ne kinds is abundant, Some good qualt- ties of haddoe striped base, salmon trout aod black fal are in the market. The prices are.—Striped baa, 18. = 20¢. per pound salmon tront, 18¢.; black do. , 80," 12e.; frost, 6c.: huddock ranges between Se., 96. and 160 & pound, halibut, very scarce, 10, a 16¢.; flounders, 86. yellow perch, 8¢.: cod, be. a Be tops. 250, per quart; 600. a $1 25 per hundred, lobeters, Ge. a Te. Freah mackerel fe ont Of market, salted mackerel for 9e. 8100, per mackerel smoked cols, 16e. dock, 90. & 10c., gait cod, be & a AOC. per hundred; sau fish, Veron nies rewain about the same as last week, wil noderate eupply on band. Potatoes--Morcers, peach biows and Prince Alberts rell for Ide. per half peck; tur- nips are about 60c, per bushel; Limna beans, vory scarce, fre unchanged ycabbages, fc. a Sc. per head’ onions, 2c. per half peck: celery, 1c. per bench; spinach 80¢. per bushel basket ; Long Island radishes, 6 shillings per bushel: carrots, 0c, per bushel FRviTs of cours: continns to be rearce as yet, Apples, 120. a 26c. per he’ peck, Indy apples wer balf peck: cranberrios, 19¢. per quart; hickory ‘nats Se. per talf peck. Mirorttaxnovs.—Rutter, from Cherang> o per lb.: ordinary quality, 20¢.; cheese English cheese, 0e.; lard, rendered, 1be RMY AND NAVY, ATTENTI DIRGe AND SAiLORS Pay CLATMB adjusced and € gg) ae Lg Bounty by RD WAI collected and pL C2 BIS8iT. corner of Chamber on uy iY AND NAVY PAX AND ()AiM OF EICRWOte < | Ak ters’ Pay Claims cashed at s! ‘Bounty, enehnn and Prize Money. proiy Soldiers Pay Claims cashed, ‘by ¢ roadway, nest to the corner of “A EMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE —AR rears, bounties, pensione and pri Tor twenty’ vooeels, promptiy collected sand Mr raw eared by J NTA tho Mad overoment Chalo Agents, 47 Broadway. Now York, oom 8 AM. AMD NAVY COLLEOTION AND Pay ( OF FICR.— #, Bounty Fas, Prise Money nd other Just Faia, Cc fected aud cyshe? ine, With Lat of prices for disbursement and a, tions, Baws, upon apptication, “ROMS & BR “phow' Nea poriON AND PAY OFFICE = RNY AXD NAVY AVY gotten, Prize Meney, and otherpfuet Aft loved und baa ta tiresle liek of prigee disbursement biguler wi Fah ie upon application. fours & pkows, eres Ta ENUING CONFEDERATE MONKEY WANTED.—THE Bdvertiagn wi and will pay @ Uress Curiosit; JOAN@ON IMPROVED REAT. esTATe Mx" Mee crgandcounty of New YorR: my prokerage te pay. Apply at 11 Wali street, room Ni to buy a few specimens fer bai conatrnfes cau a detected et 8