The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1863, Page 2

nw MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. The Boara of Aldermen. THE DISMISSAL OF GENEKAL Fitz JOMN PORTER IN- DIGNANTLY CONDEMNED —THE COURT MARTIAL SIGNATED AS COBRUPT PARTISANS AND HIS PRO- YRSSIONAL RIVALS—A COPY OF THE EVIDENCE ON iwarks, ugar, ac, to Jos Enens. 1 ee Hala Mahon, Windsor, NS. | Mschan 1 (ibe), Pilley, St Johns, NF. 1S days, with fish ! and oll ad wiolland 10, passengers, to Greene & Currie, teamer W Brune, Foster. gd Steamer Obaries Pearson, Nach, Philadelphia, 36 hours, WHICH THE: GENERAL WAS DISMISSED 18 CALLED | bonnd to Boston. Is intended for's tag et thet piace, YOR—THE WAR IMPROPERLY CONDUCTED, ETC. ‘This Rowrd met yesterday at one o'clock P, M., Presi- dont Walsh in the chair The following preauble and resolutions were read:— Whoreas, this Commiou Couns bas learned with fee of profound regre!, not unizived wath Alarm, of, the di eereins cefrice of the United States et''s’ fellow eitiven dnd townsman, Major General Fitz John Porcer. We regret the gocurrence, as we always Rave, and ail do regard Ge ral Porice a: the very personitieation of ail that is. brave, foyal and patriotic We feel alarmed lesi the precedent nus esiablisitod of subjecting u tried. energetic ani compes tent commander to the mercies of a cour: martial, composed sively of professional rivals, and withaleatreme: partisans, Upon charges preferred by @ partian {holding opinions and views diametrically the conser ative people of the co: eral Porter 18 a fair representa and doubtless will, result im putting similar degradation upon others of the prominent, ‘inilucatiat aad conservative commanders in the army—a proceeding which wil inevitably result in its utter demeralization, and the consequent overthrow of the government; and in (he opinion of this Common Connell, the evi- dence adduced on the trial of General Fitz Johu Porter arly demonstrated the fact that he was not only entitled m Keyiliial, but proved conclusively that there were no or reasouabit grounds for subjecting him to the painful aod bumidating ordeal through which he hus been compelled to pass. and which resulted in his ignomintous dismissal fro: the service of the United Statesena service to which he | had devoted the beat energies of his lifes in which he had time and again poriiled bis lifo on the field of battle, and in whieh bis untiring industry, skill and herolc valor added i ly to the renfwn of the naiion, and ereas, it isthe undoubted right, nay, tne Imperative duty, oF the American people, to examine aid criticise with dor aud impartiality the acts, not only of al wants, bat the decisions of judicial tribunals, whether civil or tnilitary, and fearlessly” to give oxpression to. their bg iheson: be a efore ble the tely solved, That in order to enable the fellow citizens of Major Geusral Fitz John Porter, as well as the future bis torian co form a Just judgment {pon the sentence recently Bronounced upon him: designed 19 accomplish is diacrace 4nd ruin, tat his counsel be respectfully requested to tur igh nis Cornmon Council with a full and impartial copy of the charges, the evidence, the defence, and all other. pro: ceedings in the reeent trial and sentence of the said Maj Rewolved, That the Common Council do hereby give ex- pression (6 thelr surprise, mortification and profound sor- Faw, at the occurrance of the unexpected and untoward event ‘which deprives the country at this. the time of her utmost need, of tne i le services of Major General Fitz John Forter; and we cannot but feel that the stigma atiempted be gfist upon his fair fame is in Keeping with and forms tof that system of persecution which seems to actuate je military wuthorities of the goverament in their inter: course with the conservative eleuent in our armies—a_ sys of tion which commenced by superseding Genes gal Mo(lellan, suporseding General Bueli and disi neral Porter, and which, we fear, will, if persisted in, on th the ruin of the country aud the disruption of the govern- “Resolved, That to Major General Fitz John Porter we ex- our tcartielt sympathy in the deep humiliation to which he has been subjected. We desire to express to him ‘our deep detestation of the wrong and the unmerited degia- ation which we believe has ecm tutlicted upon him, aud we desire ager him that itis not in the power of earth; TE igele eegeery erate from our recollections the Obligations which we fecl we are under to. him tor the dis finguished, disinterested and invaiuable services he has por. ed for his government asa soldier and his fidelity und ‘asa pate that he sult retains unimpaired our leat contdence tn hia mititary attainments and bis stern, unyielding and uncompromising loyalty and devotion to the = our country. esolved, That we hereby earnestiy invite Major Gene- ral Fitz John Porter to visit this elty of is residence 8 carly & day as will suit his convenience; that the Goversor's Room inthe City Hall be ‘set upart lor hin use, on any when he may desire to meet his fellow citizens of the. cty of New York. tn onler that nally pay their cts tO him, and that ay iu person witness the manifestation of. their regard and emeent for him, whom th ays have and ever will regurd as one of the most intrepid, courageous, skiilul, coal- ous, loyal and patriotic commanders of the Aruiy of the Po- tomac—the findings of 4 partial and prejudiced court mar- tial to the contrary notwithstandin Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing preamble and reso- lutions, ol¢gantly engrossed and approprial dnly anthenticated and transmitted to Major General Joba Porter, Alderman Ornwe.t. moved, and Alderman Hat second- ed, a motion to refer the document to the Yommittce on National Affairs. Alderman JEREMIAH Moved that whe matter be laid over and printed in tho minutes. Aldermen Orriwkit said he was not prepared to vote un the preamble and resolutions, and condemn the court martial without being fully acquainted with the nature of the evidence and the charges against General Porter. The city officials had enough to do withont interfering with the general government. Alderman Froment spoke ia similar terms. Alderman Boore wouid go as fur ‘as any other man’! to expresé his feelings on the matter if injustice bas been done to General Porter. He was, however, willing to let the matter stand over, and be made a special order for next meeting. A vote baing taken, the subject was laid on tho table Ii was subyequently called up again, when @ discussion ensued. Alderman Oriwett hoped that the subject would re- fain over until the memYers had an opportunity of ex- arnining the evidence adddced; it would be at least gene- Tous that they should do ao. Alderman Mrrcumi:. boped that the resolutions would be adopted. The war bad been improperly conducted, aud though the gentleman (Alderman tiiwell) bed said that th had no right to inter- fere with the acts of the general government, he (Alderman Mitchel!) would say that they have a right and that their constituents are moro deeply interested in ‘tho acts of the general government at the present crisis of the war than they are about the local affairs of the city. { am oue of those (said Alderman Mitchell) who believe that if the war was properly conducted this hellish re beilicn would have been long since quelled. Alderman OTTiWELi. again Said that he was not pre- pared to vote on the resolutions condemning Lie govern. ment uutil he had read the evidence npon which General Porter was dismissed. Aldermun Mrrcuent. had read the report and believed that General Porter was shamefully \reated. (Symptoms of murmurs in the lobby.) Several amendments were then propose, and the pre. and resolutions read and re-read some half a dozen man Ornwez. moved to strike out ail after the words * persaually pay their respects to him,’ in the fourth resolution Alderman tt cept that adduced at of the evid on out of ¢ y takea on le and subdivide the r 3 were wade that g rdiuance to increas the def New York—the same as presented inst up and again read. Laid over aud made a special order for next meeting The Comptroller was authorized to apply to the Legisla tuve to legalize the issue of the Volumeer Fund bonds, issued by the city ‘The Board trarsactea some routine business and ads journed to Thursday next, at one o'clock. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN RISES SUN sere morn 2 01 Port of New York, January 26, 1863. Bip Hibernia, Whitt Ship Free Trad Johanna —Sutto; Liverpooi—! Bc ©o Ship Badymion (Br), Williams, Liverpool—H J & © A Dy wort 1), Wiesmann, Lov Thos Donhan Johanna Wilhelmina (1B & Meyer Suip Rovena, Martin. Low Ship Joan Bartram (Ham), kay ai R Nallory, Lester, Vern Ceur—John B vow. Pai melee, Barbados—Bishop Bros , Duell, Barbadge-H Trowbridge s Kom. Deven A Brigham. Sai rig Clio ” Smich Aread (tol, Goossens, Roverdam—P une adi ‘pres Baca (Notw), ——, Ope t3% vlnboe & Balebew Heig iarciet (Bry Ras, i) Dewoit Hrig Milo (Br), Johineon. Nutamoras—v Ml Woodhouse By ig Zevaion (Br). « Jos— Fr T Nevins « Sons. Brig Merlin (Br) & & Vining. Eacrisior ( Lae Pr vit, F Whitney & Co, va~—Tynes & Mar titie~Brei —Thompeon & Hunter Port au Vrince=Rt Mur . Lambert, Arroy h Grice (Br), Jae “*Qoar Vietory (Br), Thompson, Tes Isiand a=} Be Dewalt on the Sth, in great agony. ‘itis wite Court, was s0 Mill Creek, pear “Anuapolis, last moat cargo consisting principally of medic use of the rebels. She was purchased by MrT MC Kirby for $455. The cargo was also soid-at same thme Lor $1675, 2 W rata Creevy, Little. Philadelphia. ately adopted by a vote cf morn 120 | dk irkes, Hambuiy—Stoman & , Meineke & j yame of Br bark Fortitude, arr 25th, should navereat Booth twot Gould): . BELOW. Three ships and one bark, Uukaown, SAILED, Steamer S2e-Cheun; Br ehip Arab; lark Nathan Treat; | schr John B Plate: Wind at sunset ESE, light. Miscellaneous. Sutr Monriumn Livingsrox—Somer’ last evening with steam pumps, &c, to her assistance Suir AxaLo Saxon) Cavorly, left Gan Francisco Sept 16 for tw load guano for Europe. she Mowehed accidentally on the. reet, on. arrival there. and eame tu Honolula Noy 20 10 have ber botiom examiacd,, She wilt be hove out for that pury after which she will pet he ack to Howland’s Island in pursuance of her chart Sone Saucep Gruman, Burgess, hence at Boston, in going up the harbor, ran into Br bark John Gilpin, and lost jib- boom and sustained other damage. The J G had stern stove and & piece taken out of the mizenmast. Howlsads Talans Scum Axotorx, of Castine, now on the marine railwa, ecelved whitle ashore ou the beach at Bouts RI, coal. is not su much iujured as at first aup. Posed, ‘and will nena ly for service ina few days. TEAMER City OF HaRrronp, recently ashore on the rooks 8 at South Brother, Heil Gate, has bee got olf and landed oF the mud iats,and wilt probably b- brought to thie city we-day. Hauirax, Jan 2%—The Br brig Maxtha Jane, from New York, siruck on Sister Rock, but was got off, aud now lies at the wharf full of water. (By tel to -Bilwood gWaiter, Ee, Secretary Board of Enderwriters,) Capt Munro, of bark Cora, bene» for Shanghse, on the 29th Oct, while beating up the Plilippiue coast, lu lat 16-16 N, lon 119 20 E, im endeavoring to signal w passing ship, strucic blue ligiit upon the rudder head, when it burst, Ils atid, and injuring im severely tm bis parts of his body. all endeavors to stop Ineweetual, the bavic ps Oct 1. Captain Munro wi ee and where he ex ber} With him, ‘ud no vessel Was Up for the United States, sage home by way of Liverpoolin the ship Pioneer, Captain Montgomery, Schr Echo, of Kennebunk, 4934 tons, and built at Essex in 1836, has been purchased by MrJames McPhail and another of Gloucester, Schr Medor ving on board & Whuiemen, A letier from Captain Browuson, of bark Barnsiable, hed reports herat Huaolula Nov 3d, having taken 700 bbis wh oi and 10,000 Los boue this seasou—14U0 bbls wh and 20,000 Ibs bone ali told. Foreign Ports. Canes, Jan Md—Arr brixs Orkney, Murphy, Portlan ‘Carver, Perry NYork: J > Jumes Crosby, a = lan 7—No Am vessel in port, bark Jane Doull (Br), Paige, NYor Sid ath. senr Horace B Mell (sr), Mi Matamores; 7th, sieamers Bio Bio, Dre' cli Ww, NOrK Richardson, doi sone Fral, Hanns, Naseai; bth, brig Cal W Coxgins, Go; Kila Reed, Harman, Ph Wai Winton, Cochran, 2 Por and; “Schr ‘United States, Bell, ship St Peter, Sorin, NYork; 16th, barks Meaco, Orleans clark, do; Brautord, Ca’ ; brigs Croton, Kiddy, Matan- zas; Mansanillo, Have Ballimore: schrs Electelc Inght, ‘Smith, Portland; R ing, Barton, NYork. In port 17th, steamer Tubal Cain, Bartlett, ior New York; erill Jor do; blue, Hope (Bt), Sip ship Ocean Rains son, tor NOsiea' Mason (Br), Duro, fo WI0-Are bark Princess Royal (Br), Providence; schr Kate Carleton, Luwden, Etiswort bark RB Walker, Porvy, Porttumt; sehrdun Rock, bomen jath, brag d Curtis, Gregg, d Norwood, Portiand; dth. sehr Uceai How (betore reported for Boston); pity back indian, Baley ‘Tenney, NYork; umes O'Donvbue, Conery, Fey ean boair slommalip Bersiaan, Johesou, Ban 4 Fllludelpbig: se Nutt, Burret, wt Uae Bory Hy Bouma; GW Butters Glichtis Mowe; Pixe, do. American Ports. BOSTON, Jan 24, PM—Arr sehr Idlewild, Knowles, ‘Tan- jer, Cld barks OGH; Massavoll, Marshall, Clenfuegos; brig Cie, Murray, Pct wu, Prince: come Boltering, ‘Laws OMALTIMORE, Jan 4—Below bark O lermo; Br brig ge pete fro Demari pe . Bak SY rer BG Ki Foals Aieuse, Hal ad Bens 8 Weight, B th, Me, via gsr a e River. do: Brilgepory, Phoenix, Shey a aD 04, Tre Fall Riv op P HOLMES HOLE, Jan 1i—At Havane (or Pordand; Pronile Tou, Maui jor wood, Mw KAY trom New Orleans § hark N" Boynion,. Philadelph nahi Bio Bo, Brew. N¥ork vie. Havana (and. eld); graoh, Giles, Pensavole; brig J M Comery, McLet jan, NY¥ork, Wits Jennie ‘ Reindeer Went Wind, . Whietiing Wi, A Hazara, J M Hicks, 3 J Sy Wella Bicasport for Key West? sey, Bailey, Providence 10r h—Art sebrs Petrel, 1 . Higeetinan, Bok V iloox, St George Heae oie Be daark, Crabtree, aud Mater Mattha Anos, Brighton, tor NVork; brig Blu: ivom Sagua for Mosto 2@ Buxton, Tite NYork tor B Engck Pratt, Goutd, for Bat sherman, aleom, Arctic. Heariet SKork for Harwic shia P’NLW HAVEN, Jan 24-—ave Ui, W Yor Lewis, Shnie, 60 bor How pri; woop Oak. Overton, do, Albert Treat, Kenard, Mayagu in + Deborai »chi » Jan 4 Hell, Prince Rdward's River: 5 VW Sima Al Bost Sitters Have Heo, Kes'Wy Marcy, ireland, ane Ht rote, NYOPK. VORTLAN (Crom Avdrow hee Ly Tt, Boy ugton, Nore Wig Townsend, NVork was blown as be slow of circulation, in consequence of be ux int, NJ, Jan 26— | The ship Mortimer Livingston, Sampson, from Havre Dec 10 | for New York, is ashore 4 miles south of Carson's Inlet, and bilged. The wreckers’ agent came from her to-day, and will | Feturn to her in the morning with schooner and wurf boats, ‘She is 748 tons burthen, rates A2, built in Portsmouth, NH, in 1846, and is owned in this city by Messrs Boyd & Hinck en and others’of this city, She is vaiued at $30,000, and is fully insured, The wrecking schr Jehn Curtin, (Jr, sailed fy shattering various blood proved at back to Manila, where they arrived ws ie would ace poe recently condemned by the U 3 District t Baltimore 22d inst. She was capsured at ‘denigued fon the ‘Anglo Saxon, Caverly, Island, arr Nov 20, repg ship Rattler, Almy, Sau Franctsco (aad ald for aie Kote 2a schr Leroy, Clavell, Baltimore; 16th, len ins Murhiad, | interest bearing. ‘The money market is pretty active, and brokers | who want money do not find it as readily as they did, though the rate for call loans may still be. called six, on good collateral, Some of the bank- ere began this morning to call in their loans, partly for the purpose of preparing themselves for contingencies, and partly in order to mark up rates if porsible. Good business paper is in ree quest, and sells at 5% a 6% per cent. Debt cere tificates continue to fluctuate between 95% and 96%. Gold sold this morning as low as 148%, then ral- lied and rose—on the announcement that Burnside | had resigned the command of the Army of the Po- tomac to General Hooker—to 150°;; sold in the af- ternoon at 15224, and closed 151% bid. Had it not been for the resignation of General Burnside and the anxiety which any change of -ommanders or policy creates in Wall street, gold would proba- bly have fallen to-day. It coats over % of one per cent to carry gold, and bankers exact even larger margins in lending on it than on fancy stocks—in view of the heavy fall, which would in- evitably follow any brilliant military success, such i as the opening of the Mississippi, Exchange was inactive to-day at 165% a.166; buyers hold back as usual after every advance, and bankers show | no anxiety te sell. Late in the afternoon, after the advance in gold, 166% was bid without finding sellers. The stock market was active thia morning; but, | as was generally expected, prices were uniformly lower. There was no fall of ten per cent, such a3 occurred on Thursday last in Harlem; but every- thing declined considerably from Saturday even- ing’s quotations. Thus, at the first board, Pacific Mail fell 5 per.cent, New York Central 2, Erie 234, Erie preferred 124, Hudson 2, Harlem 2, Hariem preferréd 4, Michigan Central 1%, Southern old 3%, guaranteed 1, Illinois 1%, Toledo 2, Pittsburg 1, Rock Island 14%, Prairie du Chien 244, Fort Wayne 14%. In bonds there was no decline; the Terre Haute incomes rose 2 per cent. The securi- ties of newly reorganized rqads, which are doing well—such as the Terre Haute, the Chicago and Alton, &c.—appear to be growing iz publie favor, partly in consequence of the high prices of other dividend paying stocks. State atocks were steady and governments were without change. At the close of the morning board there was a perceptible improvement in the market, and the active stocks—such as Erie, Southern old, Toledo, &c. 93 Bouparisiianie He it usa au cui a 50 50 Tol, Wa awit, 60 Pitts ,FUW&ChRR. 400 do. . ‘300 $09 at aT i Re te USMY roe 94 200 she Eric RR us Me 400 do. ine hea eee 102 30000 US 6's, 1 yr cer 95% G0... es 96% 1000 Us deni’ us 28 Beaver stres on Monday, Februar 2 2000 Ma Mo 1000 Mich So akg (4 20000 American gold. 150% tors have declared a quarterly free of xovernment tax, payabie on and after Ke coc = By order, HL, V, MASON, Seore Nex, YORK AND NBW HAVEN RAILROAD aE 100 Gaicna & ChickB. _ kis 130 36 Imp & Tra Bank. 97 ub Meteopoliv'a Bank 105 eu 7 iBLee ss, submit the Following statement of It December, 18 pref... 22 “itGasOoBrookiyn 101% "100 N ¥ Cen RR. 560 120% 100 do... . B10 100 Chic, B&Q RR... Sales at the Public Board. ONE O'CLOCK ¥. Mt. 50 ahs M. 8. & NIRR 100 $1000 Demand notes. 146 aoe do 146; were in request, ata considcrable reaction from the morning's decline. At the one P. M. session of the public board the market was rather inactive, but prices were fully maintained. Erie rose 1 per cent from the lowest price of the morning. At the second board the market was irregulas. News was received of further changes in the ¢om- mands of the Army of the Potomac, which had a tendency still further to unsettle the minds of operators, to depress governments and put up 50 .N ¥ Central RR.. 120 FOUR O'CLOCK P. gold. Erie and the other New York shares were 4% a % per cent lower; the Western shares were & fraction better. At the four P.M. session of the an 10—Arr bark Suliole, ——, Boston; brig W at = demand aid Tennessee 6" 2 5-8 ag 0 wet (Br), Conktin, Balti meres ‘Morton (Br) Reed, Cienfuegor SYDNEY. CB, pr Aerprevious: sche WS Baker, Perce, Fortune Bay, Nt. tor NYore, ‘TR Joka Barnard, Jameson, Phi- laseiph: NYork: 12th, D Jex Guide, $ “eld, Philade!phia, schr Nellie Jonu Giipin, (Br), Whiting, Cane Town, Bird of tbe Higa, wiirtone Aux Gayas; A Tirrell, Miggine, Pinladgt Pointe , Weil, Baltimore: Hamunt Gilmag, Bus NYork. In ine bay, three brigs, Bld bar! ud from the Hoads, bark Archers Boone, and rmang, from Pa- Cid orig Wm jols, Fritts, Wa hingto schrs Grapeshel, Snow; Jos. igev; Jos Long, Have, and Jas ‘Kuight. Hewes; GW: Rawiey, JS Telauds for do} jan 20In por steamship Northern Light, Towed io sea 12th, bark Or hila; beg C FO Brien, Fe vor tothe meatuaity Ketict; shipedt OF Witimes, Pac ine Geu Shepley, John Wirard King, Ocooniates. tJ | declared a di | bebrua Alive | Columbia, Tainter, Lawrence, Sumter, I Poste Amazoni n, St Marys, Newb i. Mend), Alecta auc Quine oeiga A | » Ban, Weis RYPORL, « id schr Atmella, Bu ley, ise. “NEW Ney Jan Lyn sche Harret Ryan, Stapies, ator New York (and sid 24th). Sid bees Gerani Pet for, Philadelphia, schew HL Orenti. Hopkins, tr op Pointer, Nichols, and Gip- Woshingion, DC; ‘stella, Arey: bark a§--4 a; Sarah iam & Mary, Look, AW Hint,’ Mansen, Wash- public board the market was rather inactive asa rue and Erie was weak. The following were the last quotations at half-past five:— us Fog 94,0 95 iia TO% US.6’s,cou,’81. 96° a 953, Keie pref. 106 a 1064 vase, ‘ON, 14 87 & 88° Hoteon hiver, Misa 95 30 Treas b,.1013,8 102. Har 366 teen yrcor 9535 R 953 eet 12134 Ceven Pits, ns a ts ‘The House to-day rejected Mr. Stevens’ substi- tute for the amended financial bill. This. was the soheme proposed ,by Mr, Jay Cooke, of Philadel- phia, and was very analogous to a project pub- lished some weeks since in the Heraip, and which excited some attention at the time. The commit- tee’s bill passed the House to-day.gThe fact will be found recorded under the j/foper head. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: 962° .600 09 12,000 00 1,069,691 19 9,412,266 29 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $61,716,245 86, and the balances $2,344,741 62. We call attention to the annual statement of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company in our adver- tising columns. It will be seen that a dividend of 40 per cent is declared, and that after reserving two anda half million dollars of profits, the out- standing certificates of 1861 are to be redeemed on and alter the Sdof February next. The assets of the company amount to over seven millions. The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company has lend of seven per cent, payable the St, Nicholas Bank, a semi-annoal dividend of three and a half per cent, free of | government tax. The Boston Daily Advertiser of Saturday thus notices the aspect of the market there:— 4Ahe movement in general trade continuer moderately active, but the transactions have received some cheek, ju, cousequence of the excitement in gold and dutiable de- mand notes. ‘the market for domestic cotton yoods con- tinues active and excited, and prices are steadily advane- jog. Most descriptions of merchandise are strougty up- ward, but with less speculative excitement. The money market continues abundantly easy, with more demand tor lative action in stocks, but without any influence on the" sunnly or price, the ‘market still for oring the | bayer. The excitement in stocks is rather on the in- crease; tor a8 one class of speculators retire with {ull satisfaction, another class comes forward with full cou- nee of success, and comes out equally satisfied with ia the result of their operations. How the final result will effect “hindmost”’ is still a matter of conjecture. Manufac- turing stocks have ruled strong and are steadily improv ing, the advance in some cases being larger than in auy vious week. Bh ring 29o Mills have improved from on 488, | at the close of the previous week, to 190--an advance of av. The cet in this claas of securities within the past nine months bas beea beyond a precedent, being in some cases 100 vo 160 per cent, with a tendency still up-vard. Stock Exchange. Momvay, Jan. 26, 1863, AN—Arv barks A I Harvey, Si Thomas, sehre 0 M Neal, Gedtry: md Join 1, Beane © Dordery, Sorteeee Peravroke: Milton, Keene, WW eury Cook (He), Morgan 32000 It wat foam... 100, Croston, Cartenan; 5 MATE avamer Oxprayy Abisich, Sevag sid CISCO, Jan B—Avr = thy tel} ebip Viking, Ce eee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. US6e,'S1,con 9575 oD she NYCeni.s20 116 Seo Us os, nity 4 4000 1000 mcarat reg bas wna 10000 Virginia G's. 17000 Missouri 0° 10000 do 999 California 7 7%. 5000 do. hr Gt Maller (Br), Athiry.” Harbor taland— u dS :P.M. Sebr Uariton Jay ne, Tuncjand, Washing ny To-day’s bank statement compares as follows ieee ees ectsumetD 128 38 one ar Helen, Huteliimson, Baum Brunt & | with that of last Monday 31000 Wich 2. 104 gi Seer Sopbia Godirey, Rawsell, Phitadelphia—Baker & Day. | Week one Loans. Specie. Circulation. Degosite, Ti Cen RR bds, 123 3535 sa Jap. 17 {006,558 ST OS1.465 4.241.715 164,606,003 36 sae prey Jan 4 283266 381549 9.085.419 168'280) ux Sehr BF sparks, ¥ Hoston—M Bi ao qe Sehr A J Bird, ¥ W 4 Brown & Co. Ine Sebr Colum maordmntt B RACKAEE Dee vs 90% Sat Warren, Been Hew ren ‘The increase in deposits is larger than was ex- 96 ARSED ected, aud shows that the flow of capital to 7000 ce el 96, quae Sreanbens 4 Ri) ao onc dagen: “eetaliineieten ne ZN, 1008 Han ha Jo baa S456 20 al eT il pret TO Orleans Jav inwtom, | the city is aetive. Notwithstanding the activity | jo00 To! & W lst m. i y eae Saal RR. 61 ® sease!. | of speculation and the large “amount lent out on g Ox S uae | stocks and merchandise, the deposits increase 200 or Wat | faster than the loans, Some leading bank predic va ik me oon rod a | Gents express perfect satisfaction with the luterest | “gooo Cleve & P istm, 104 w * 0 A on a | bearing Treasury note scheme, which, they think, Fa eran got 83 4 o r. 1454 bX), B will relieve them of superfluous deposits, keep up 0, gr a eae 35 Panama 3 With mdse, to master, ‘Has the price of money and pat down the price of gold | 205000 = b+ dea ry fi’ ayerson, hag aye Doo 17, with mage | aud fancy stocks, They desire, ina word, to see | Yoo a be oa ab srpool, Dec 12, with | She present speculation checked at any price, On | 10000 Me Th bas 4 oa +, Wdaye, in baitan | Me Other hand, it is hinted by other bankers that, | 320) me ac. Sx om 2 . by @ combination, among the leading banks, the | 10000 4 a = rry days, wit Merchants’ . acre Ne Rnprecht & “inn, lat 49 Ton apt, | NeW Treasury notes may be taken by the banks as 60 Bank of America. 1) 300 do. a od 4 M4 dove, wih | they are printed and. distributed as not to affect 6 Bank Commerce. 98 400 do... OK ‘wool aod work, tat * i beog, | the money market @ any serious extent. They 39 Metropeiing Punk 108 s do 0% a ot! viacn Dood 4 ‘ Dank a evened g~ cagh sitll ages oH ~~ er aes | wis, praviioally, be legal teadgr momey, but wil | io Market Bank... 06 00 aw $170000 “rsh gold... 1060 as MS & Na. 4,104,870 eo 2 Gommonv edit. as10 897 Merchanw’ Ex ech. & Traders’, 3h Mech. Bie'y Ass'n 10s 235 x. ¥.0 ikea ge. North America . Shoe & Leather. Seventh Ward. al...» «$170,288 ,266 38,040,194 9,083 A19 168,200 205 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Jan. 26—6 P.M Asnus.—Sales wore made of 60 bbls. at 835. for pots ard 83¢c. for pearls. Breapercrrs.—The rise in gold occasioned a further ad. ‘vaace of Se. a 10c. on flour, which was actively sought ater, and the sales of which compcised 22,600 bbis. State ‘aul Western , 2,700 do, Southern, and 1,000 do. Canadian wibin our revised range:— » SeoSencass Sagsessess $6 50 685 710 70 7 30 185 92 350 390 21 00 of 124000 bushels, at $1 76 8 $1 96 for white Western, $1 68) $1 68 for red and amber Western, $1 48 a $1 60 for Milwakee club and ambor spring, and $1 30 941 50 tor Chicap spring. Corn advanced 1c., with sales of 105,000 ‘bushes mixed Western at 88c. a 89c. for sound, Tic. a sits a + $2 a $1 08 = doa quiet. a Slo. ; fair, 20)¢0. "Maracaibo, bo, ae. a aaahee., tagagTa ge Hate—Nortn rive river o continued in good demand at 900, a Hove wore saleable and steady at L6c. a 260. for new —Salea were '* rleans &t 36c. a 400. pee foes op reapectively ; also 100 has. English Islands Ruce.—Thore were 175 bags East India sold, partly at "Eow Rmor eee raenamas ais bhds. at Rie 28 12%. ene oe Vane Orleans and 10340. a 100 for Cuba; aleo ‘Havana at 930. @ 1030. fe sowfaaee more te aee Iba. sold at 11 4c. aoe Wuusxuy.—The sales were 400 bbis. at 48c. heavily at 480, Sai A ana sijudd nd baltti. oat ins tatare | pent ance aot U8. Navy Pai | Chambers street, New Y RMY AND NAVY COLLEGTION AND PAY OFFICE. — Reeiestey inte tacernacis Peeee | == reular, ‘wit for disbursement and book of ‘i truetlon ies qe went upon application, aie ais Nod Pere pee Ny, LL ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS AND INFORMA. Hou promptly procured. Being one of ‘the first volun long experie: tel id havi rtner in Washit I have the est ack facilities for collecting all government claims, F, SIMPSON, Lawer, 32 I'ine a1, room 28, N.Y, ag ont, sTOCKS bes apg POUGHKEEPSIE, Wilanuaburg, N. 4:5) Metropolitan, FOUN MURRAY. 39" Nasana 8 ONEY TO ‘LOAN ON FIRST. CLASS. MORTGAGES in this: sity. Apply to DEHON, CLARK & BRIDGES, Mavens 4 AND PRAIRIE DU CHIEN RAILWAY, mpany's Oflice, 25 Wiilinm street (room No. 9.ae- cand noor), New York, Yan, 22, 1468.—The Board of Direc tors bave this jerest dividend of eight per an in centon the first class preferred, and seven percent on the secund class preferred stocks of the Company, payable (less tke government ax) om and after February 2 at che office, ‘Tre transfer books for ail classes of stock will be reopencd 1363. P, WILLIAMS, Transfer Agent. EW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, 250 N® Sout street, January 32, 1868, Board of Direc widen ae ‘tour 4) per cent, corner Fourth avenue, and Twenty. arent street. lend 0 of this company (free from government tax), payable at this office on and anor: ar Monday. the 24 day ol February’ gext, ‘The transfer closea from the 24th inst. to February 2, in- claire W. BEMENT, Treasurer, FEICE OF THE ATLAN: yah She INSURANCE eer, New York. Jt in conformity vo tus oh Ln Nar of the com; fairson the ae ees Face ‘vod on marine Sys! Troms Ist $5,116,446 87 1,150,411 05 96,275,855 92 to Sts ~ Premiums on on plies wot ried or ist Janu ary, i ‘Total amount of marine ‘premiums No policies have been issued upon life risks; uot upon fire riske disconnected with maring Pata tard ber as rt ue company has low ng aasets, Viz i— United Siates and State of New ‘York stock, ety, bauk and other stocks. . ‘ Loans secured by stocks. Roat estate and bon a loa munis notes, rejast nee" ta othe claims di ‘Total amount of assets. . 794 6h Six Ler cent interest on’ the outstanding aerate of proiits will be paid to the holders thereof, or their Feprotoutatives, on, and after Tuesiay,, the Od of Feprany ary next, Alter reser¢i TWO AND A HAL! MILLION DOLLARS of profits, tho outstanding ceriiicates of the ineue of 1361. will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof, or theit egal represeutatives oa und after ‘Tuescey. the 8d of Pele ruary next, from which date all interest thereon will cease, ue certitidates to be produced at the time of payment, and cane: A aividend of FORTY PER CENT is declared on the net carned premiums ol, the company (tree of government tor the iyea eu “Slut Decumber, 1362, for watch gates wll be lawued on and after ‘Teesday, the Seventh oF The profs of the company, ascertained from the Istot July, 1842, to rk January, 162, tor which oericcates were ‘amount to, 31: pe Additional 110m 1st ‘Sanuary. | “iene to Ist January, ‘Potat profits for 2)34 years. 3,730 Tne ‘Senibcnten, Pp “san wo \v pare been se 4 deemed by cait:, ++ 10,278,000 Net earnit wining with bis ae ining wi the Spmpeoy 0 on Ist $4,215,170 By order of tae Hoara, W., TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary, Johu 2. Joucs, A. P. Pilot, Joseph Gaillard, Jr., Chactes Denms, —‘Lervy a. Wiley, J. Henry Burgy, M. H, Moore, Danvel s Miller, raphe Mgacgped pe Teston, 3. T. Nicoll, A Henry Josnua J, Henry, Wats ‘Sher nan, . dich il, Geo Gi. Hovson, K. K. Morgan, owis hong David Lane, J. Howiand, Ubaries H. Russell, James Bryce, Be ck, Lowell Haibrook, "Wun. Sturvis; Je,, Wiewher Weetvay, ¥. Ac Hargocs, Henry. Boeri, Roy. i Minturn, de. Meyer Gans, A. A. Low, %. We Royal Phelps, Williatn E Dodge, “Fred: Ghaauoay, vercins, " James Low. nied Barstow, nis ND. JONES, Prowident, CHARLE PEANES. Vice itesident w. OURE, Second Vii FRICE OF as sa RATER: Weat street, New York, Junnary DIVIDEND.—Yhe Board ‘ot D have deciaved »divideua of # mont tax, on the Preverred Cay the earnings Of the yeur ending Stet ‘ole atthe Trew surer’s olive, February next, 10 those parties in whose closiag of the vooxs, he Transier Bvoksof the Preferred Stoc% will close at two ock, on Monday, the 2, und open on the 17th of Febru. ary. By order of the 3 "HORATIO N. Oris, Secretary, PAID FOR UNITE: ‘kx is registered at tae RIZE MONE STATES SHIPS Awanda, Dale, King Fisher, Owaaco, Suniiagy de Cuba, Vainbridge, einan Ath edith, Fawter, Sciata, mnville, Muro. Mont swery, Purwurt, Somerset, it, Katiawvho, Saganiin Sauiehaaun, JOHN B. MURKAY, Army wad navy bunker, Ao. 3) Nasser ee. N, Koy opposive Yost ou.ce0, I UIGERS FIRE INsURANCE COMPA! dend.—At a megling of tue Board ot Dir Of ihe 13 instant, a seuiannual divuiend of rit cont Was . * Hooks will tie Sach iostan’ Ottis No. th B jnare, corner Mott sti JANCARY 16, 180s. it Carolina, Georgia, Ala jevns Hank Notes bought at highest uurker val MANNING & DE FOREST, Baukers and Brokers, 200 Broadway. FPRANSFER OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND NORTT western Railway Company, No. 12 Wail aire New Youx, Jan. 20, 186%. February 1, 1863, from the preferred ton extension bonds and Green pmpany will be paid at this ids will be paid only to the are registered or upon umbers of the be be stated OUNG, The coupons due parties in their from which the dev. nareby given, the tecins of an agreement between Ul: roud Company aud the holders of ics frst mortgage bouts, dated April 14, 1809, that the United States Trust Compan: of New York will, upon presentation at ther ollice, No 48 Wall street, redeem, at Parand accrved imterest, fifteen of said Jetforronvilie Railroa! Company's rst mortgage bonds, numbered irom 106 to 120 inclusive. and that trom and alter the Sth day ot Pgbruary, Lady terest on sail bonds shall cease by the vers of suid azieoracn: JOIN A. STEWART, Secretary. , “YORK #38 NEW MAVEN KAU: LBERT H. NICOLA 62 William rele . PENSION. JZ MONEY rro. Prize money wow ready for twenty ves arge in advance, Money loaned on ee Ol we per sat. i inde of a, busine a $12. 00 WANTED—ON FIRST MORT AGE, at thie iy. Noeth SURO.” Prin Spats only i H t 4 a LEWIS BTANTOS, No. 5 Chatvam ste — i; TO LOAN—AT SIX PERC $150.00 rest on Band aiid Mertgagr, “ of yeurs, on Real Est this city or Buookiyn, | App the office oF the Peo ie @ Amwrrauce Company, No, W Wall trees, to JOHN F. CONREY NEWSPAPERS. (Gourtere FILES OF THE NEW YORK DAILY Heraid wanted, for the y od 162, Ad~ diess, stating price, \). 8. F,, box fins Pos ont OR SALEA FILE OF THE DAILY HERALD PROM a to May and, ¢ at sez roam ay, fourth How Nel: fgg wyert " WINES AND LIqQuoRs. BEDS & GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF MAN Liicetenved Philadelphia ae fee eile Starrs 5 barrels and Lottles, by WM. J. HOWBLE, agent, Third avenue, corute of 8 Mark’ pee BURNHAWS dar ig | inn a AND PACK. jog Bsiablishment, 11 W: th mtreet, between Fi CY a Sisth avenues. Hovsebol shi parts of the world, Cover moving ‘furniture to and from the © stored wntry. Furnitare IGHT ANDJHEARING.—DR. F. A. CADWELL, AFTER > an rome ne ae re bas returned hy York and resumed f ine profensi ‘business at 38 highuir street maton ), bear B: qoerse fisirely to tae tod oat Hoe be as et ; ‘Broadwi par Pinta ny aaa beer ay, 4a} Jems at at Bod aan, Es san 7 nen ( ee rs Breakiaat from 7 to tL ovclock | tape ible d*hote) at Bo'clock : peies vs | ad aos ot wine. neat Bpanish, French: lates nent on eocount of the weather, ne taraene UBLIC MBETING.—EIGHTH AVENUE BALDOAD to Harlem.—Cit speedy of id Spe: " on 4 ry 37, at Ma MANSON, Chairman. _D. B. Kwarr, Secretary. Siac OF TEMPERANOB.—THE GRAND DIVISION or Re tives will please pinot ip their atend- rat iron wil Dae vet Grand Sorfbe, AMMANY socrery OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.— thers, you ested, to ua of qr lamented Brother, Autre ve Mayor ot te ee ry Sachem of our late city of New York-and tor, yovera soctety, on Wednéaday morni Fanvary 2 from his. residence at ey Laws Hie ‘care willleave Hunter's mileck A.M. for Flushing, where car. riages will be in oat The ut for alee ‘olnt y nt o'clock A. ules, ant same at balf past o at oe snk A. _ Casrer C, >. Guts, yBectetary. tor of the town ot New Low, county éf Kings, will re- e taxes aceon 4 td Sauarday from m9 o'clock A. I. 10 4 i at Fob, Janeee Ea Pak ek P.M. at P. Brede's Hotel,’ East New York. LANDER, Collector. THE REBELLION. “SUTLER, Povo re Has THE EROaES MEANS | asad | FEW | POSITIONS FIRST AND SECOND LIEV- A Pron uate soon cg seat wer, add ment now o1 ‘izin, rds, ba Colonel, Hernld olfices. Thin reuiment 1s by authority, wh prohibits its EB neatiation ef with any other regiment. AT Tmeanoes FOR POSITIONS AS OFFICERS FOR BJ FA the Firat ie at Ambulance, and Sanitary (roops receiv Col, Foote, at heaggun way. Gent standing admins sbtiky con obiain very d rable Spointments, Muamany xo NOTICE.—WANTED, IN A FIRST ford infantry regiment nine companies mt mustered), compapy of eighty hich wil reovived wih (ta-of- ficers, non.commisstons honey ‘and organization complete, to serve for & period of nine mouths. Ces v Salyer with twenty men each, in the same ‘Address Colonel or apply at No. 168 Fulton street, few York. USICIANS.—MUSICIANS WANTED FOR THE Seventh Infantry Baud. regulars; A bounty. mi moath, with dlothing, ral Call hrs a 95 Wes Houston street, TATE | OF NEW YORE, QUARTEBMASTER GENE. at Department, 51 Walker street, New York, January will be recetved at tnis office, until the 24 day of February neat, at 12 o'clock at noon, tor the manu- facture aud delivery ‘of the following articies of Uniform Clotding, all wo be manufactured in the elty of Brookiya, L. “400 all wool light blue Kersey Overcoata. 9 ark nue sot, Canes maser Ta off? pais light bine Kersey asset ‘Trowers, of manufacture accordin \t- teen a his afte, whore the samples and ‘tpecidcatons Miho blda mitt stato the price at Witich each of the abore mentioned articles oth ‘be farnished. pdb sight is reserved to reject any orall bids which may made. Pert mtccessful bidder will be required to give bonds, with approved sureties, for the faithful performance of Con- track. “Proposals will be addressed to the wuders et at this office, endorsed “Proposals for Daltorm. Gia Clot st REGIMENT FEDERAL GUARD.—THE ser dank tain@cuee enya stanton lanpusaaiayes Appi Malore, * ReRY E. GOTLED Colon” . H. Gur, Adjutant, 79" HIGHLANDERS.—A FEW RESPECTABLE ABLE bodied men can juin and receive all ¢ and privileges. a1 anted to this tne old cr want fgh wide. a veterans. enl feet pie Mee ars (osagfosinytay N.Y.V. sir “i N.Y. JOREPH LATING, Recruiting tt ad Ne pe RN wanted; good pay giv ~~ COPARTNERSHIPS. Dt OLUTION OF “COPARTNERSHIP.—NOTICR 18 f4 teh free cor all persons having claims of tags iapieent Ee indebtednew rm,rat Broome the ‘city ot New Yorke, on or hairs Sis day of tanuhoy inat.. th sale Moms will be casolued on that day, of which mre ie hereby given. |UUTE & DBURYS. Dated New Yorx, Jan. 26, 1865. 1863, wM. B. BRADBURY'S New, New Pia Vieninate Meteheitcned «ar pacers etreet, corn eae te, pe signed respectfully’ informe | hates and ihe having. purchased terest ed the, of his v bury, in the aT of eget oe SBradocry > “Shieh orm dissoiveron the January inet. ), he will algo wi wn interven trom the said firm, aad wii 0 his new warerooms for nal ‘iis celebrated Ww ect ay, 427 Broome street, corner of Crosby, ne Liock eaat of way. 0 PIYSICIANS.-MIALF INTEREST IN A RESPECT: able specialty practice of enormons income. ‘The part- ners iuvesting @ Capital of $3,080 will be ee by Income in the vrai year, Address, with Ypal name, Doctor, box 5557 Wanten-a PARTNER WITH $200 CASH, TO JOIN the advertiser, who has the apparatus and chemicals, and (ean artist and an operator, in, opening photorrapht gallery. Apply to J. SCHICK, ofice of A, Boyer, 82 strve WaNtTED-« PARTNER, WITH $3,000 mar money, to invest in th: acta cles for adios? wears said ‘batsiness ts now ve ete ral hd im paying a good per centage, books will show: 14 yon ot a fous J.D. Billings, 16 Brondway, ae rou $1. 000 od PARTNER WANTED, IN A FLOUR and 4 mill; established business and. pro- {have 1,00 immediately. Apply at 00.—A GOOD BUSINESS MAN $1.500 % would ee to associate with some one in 4 good paying Commission or Brokerage businens, that is estabiished, Address Commission, Herald office. 2.000 —A RELIABLE MAN, WITH THIS SUM, ‘+ can join a weil regres Reatrray M rs Won ope splendic! ai $ wat Tai +, box 2,208 Post Odice. Te $2.000 TO. $3,000-CASU PAYING BUSINESS tor sule' or partner taken: i health aud baal. ne-# in another city che jiseare. pleaswnt and increas ing; pays near $100 weekly. For particulars iuqnire at ihe Institute, corner of Eleventh atroet nd Sixth avenue, al to’ join a pariy with a sinter thé stock and business of an old undouged referguce given and t, Herd otice PERSO N A le ABLE WOMAN WANTS TO ADOPT A child, #ix montix and two Weeks old. who wonld love ft as their own child need Hainilton street, UDSON CITY.—WILL THE LADY THAT CALLED las: week pivase call at the samme tine thia weokt If prevented seud address to the owner of the Canary bird aud portrait, Te FINDER JAN. W.—-VACKAGE RECEIVED Tu- W ILL MISS ALP, GOLE CALL AT NO. 49 HUDSON stivet and receive letters from Canad W TLL MR. BALDWIN, THE GENT WHO PAINTED Mrs. Alse Gnstin’s Ukeness direct a uote (@ J. U., He- rald office, and oblige. ye LETTER FOR YOU WIEBE YOU RECEIVED the las ‘ow PtATOn, ih “ano, a La ney, ‘Tach and Seels, Yankee Notious, &u. . B—AlWways A fine assortment best quality Ladies’ Paris Kid Gioves, our own iraportation, jower tbait any other " ty, 204 and 206 Fixit avenue, two doors below THE BALL SEASON. ed DRES ND uc SOE GN ‘Aseoriaiton, to be given et Manage Roe 193 oer on Thursday evening, Jan. Boll wt eine can be Tener BALL OF THE SeAsOe. intel are inviied to attend » w, Deseo aod Cite Bal, to take place tte h of January, at the Chy Assembly Rooms. Tickets tobe had at Dudworth m ninele shore Ante place; the Bt. Nic holae Thovei bar, the Astor House bar, Ba Inet How, U . oe street, and atthe door ont ng of Tickets $1 MAIO} T sw wen : BROADWAY =H UN : AT orbianoe M.S oF inset; iver, Piaie tN eey sid rand Mii Hiureday ovening, Gold and Silver, Sab pi adv che saune. went Toker, 50 Broadway 9 tae Rc Richolan ‘wel. TANONDA, OL D vi D vit bar Reh ea chains vacant att cra bratray rer ie es cig. Ho ole fay the ‘bighemt eich ber erat out rein Sees to take any Ser goose eathange. 1 TH WARD— eee ape ha em RATIO 1 NAR ven th itrret, on the eve a tal, ond elec toe rat lowing officers for eric a Presigent Vigo Vresident.