The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1863, Page 2

= niprinipe sLSVSRI SDE ULY, h cepted the or four hand y, and how wise sent by General Le hea to age of sled troop of General Burastd: rver stond on the nyend ¢ Fredericksbur seuth, | aul g iis eye down upon the town loft, alon w swelling ridges which extend river on t 9 ‘ strike Ub be migh mii ue h which a tr h west to eaat, $5 Fredericksburg n here ne Confeder te position, the 9s; but as the hills in their from the river they become lower coded. while low spurs covered with at right angles to the the \ eastward ¢ a 1 ind and which spurs, r the Confederate pe of six miles > immediate nel oing the Rupr kebe le will & of the Confederate artay, a gortion of { not move than four handred yards trom Fre- A touch stronger position than the t. There was uot sufficient room for the ned for the attack of the nearest Con- to deploy ad form, except under a rate fre: whereas the ‘ederal troons who ‘ederate centre aud right bad alor-e plain to de uid lad much fewer disadvantages of ocentend with, inasmanch as they advanced against oy hitis ana had the long spurs of copse to assist them as «oc, ealenlated to protect and serve a8 points Way: to Cae federal trgeps if they could once have sne- seeded in carrying and holding them. Bat even in its woke t poinis the Confederate line possessed great ad- vantages of position, and it is no wonder that every Southerver, from the Commander-in-Chief down to the Youngest trapymer bey, mncerstood and Dobe rae the ground, and contemplated the coming vith gerence confidence ond composure. deer bing the ground vpon which tbe batue subse- some five apparent to the Btrength of thy hoot of batt! tn < trem Fredericksburg to Richmond runs ‘ly through the semi-circular plain described mniles from Fred osaing. the Confederate might, and “it fs ma: this point and along the rail- wonld have been wise if the weight attack had been directed. It will iow, that the heirhts om of the Rappalasnock, which over the streom, were sur heavy federal rifled cannon. Confederate line of battle, wot artillery w 10 recorded batt" "8 There is wm of history in fot © tho reader will at once reali ix to deseribe the thander of 60 ¥ pelting hail of tiles whiel medera ingenuity bi » in this aseertion T do not include seiges), and how inadequate language r of cannon, prqec coveded in de- ng. IY COMMAND AND pIvEON: fo notice the dis It y be mentioned gum. Varmer, ara that on this occasion Gener: corps was on the left, and General | trepid succeseore. The connonading now became * Jackson's on the right. But, as the | along the entire line, such at once terrific and hottest work of the battle 1 upon particular | gablime, mortal eve re, unless (the divisions and brigades, it shonld be farther stated | pool of Sebastopol by the combined batteries of | peler ouly. rr the position of euch brizarle eaanot, for want | Prac vealed s more fearful matifestacion be given), that the Confederate divisions, start- | of tie hate ana [ney of inaa. ‘ihe thundering, below ing ft oF the line avd proceoding towards the | d as follows. to that of General Piekett, and uoxt to it the di: vision 6f Ceneval Hoot, Proceeding now to General Jack pe virtt and the ratiroad at Hi hold by the lerge division ¢ oitiogr General A. PL ALN VY. Will the « niiten’s Cr amanded by Hehind the line of General A al D. He Hil was held P Hill, the 1, who lost ar mate, took part in th ‘ght. By the caederate p down than to swell the num ! tow a ge confederacy that such an ariny aa obeyed Gioia commaud this day, i! well bandied ay wi > spirit, i8 more thaa a mated for he ded against them. The stote- ocretiry of War, to the ciieet that ft this Mowent in his pay,carry dtstaoy to the hearts of the Confode- 4 unwiety a ro.chine as the break Gown by itg own we ght deoue sutth fied agaital ran publi ernie batteries which stretched mild Iino cf ba'tle, Tt will coviss which were moat hotly By tar the nupied by the Washington el Walton of Now Orle.us, ‘the immediate 5 nore than four hundred yards (rom. whieh are pre avorable for the of artillery, adled by rowid, are commonly e 1 road winds, and on the other tm height, awelves per- post effective st ol Marye's till, from which the he: higher © tation of the Comunauder- ) af General Too’ bill, From potion of Saturday, a: thirty- st at the Tredegar Works, in ve tire into the fc ‘evals. ‘< in the afternoon, on its i$ gum burst with @ a y did no injury to apy of the moment cf ita explosion, ps of Gro oniog Guard (favorably re: ay for bis behavior under fire), Mujor 1 Iee’s staff, and Major Haskeil, na ‘ow feet of the gun. Their y ue little leas than miraculous. ine trends away to the right, the bat- cod’s division were actively engaged columas of Pernsylvanians; but ye’s Heights aud General artillery commanded by fective port in the © the enemy's lett, nle mention, which it ob- & report of the battle which } em val Lee. On the extreme right of fcderates, iu frout of the position | Stuart's cavalry, a few bat- lorve artillory were thrown for- the fed between Walker's artulery , I should not omit toadd that the | eforis’ against th crosses the Confederate line of battle three | ksburg, at a point celled | seared hy that file of Yankees you hi This p int was strongly held by a | Ger aut ordered Major John Pel- nce One gin consider- m upon tim, Major sof a wwelve-pounder Napoleon gon the federal Gack, “The gailing discharges of this gun quickiy drow upon it tho fire of three federal feld bat- from seross the river two other heavy bat- joined 1 the strile, aud made Major Pelham and his gun their target, For nours not less than thirty federal Cinnon strove to silence Major Pelunm's popgun, and strove in vain, ‘The uny.elding and undemoustrative courage of Major Pelham, composure uuder the dead liost tire, have long mado him congpicuous, but never were his noble « the subject of mora glowing evlogy than upon casion. General Lee exclaimed: — “Tt is inspiring to see young’? (Major Pelham is not more than tweaty-two). eral Jackson remarked: Witha Pelham upon either flank [ could vanquish the world,”? GENERALS LEE, LONGSTRENT AND JAGKSON. At half-past cight A. M. General Lee, accompanied by bis full stat, rode slowly aloug the front of the Confede- Tate lines from left to right, aud took up his station for a time beyond Hamilton’s Crossing, and in rear of the bat- teries on the extreme Confederate right. It would be presumptuous in me to say one word in commendation of diguity of General Lee's courage, when ke is under fire. No one who sees and knows his demeanor in ordi- nary life would exject suytbing else from one so calm, 80 undemoustrative and unassuming. But the Qdezeription applied after the battle of Alma to Lord Raglan, by Marshal St. Arnaud, and in which, noticing Lord Raglau’s umconscionsiess under tire, he speaks of his “antique heroism,” seems te me so appli- caple to General Lee that 1 eannot forbear recalling tt here. Ata subsequent peiiod of day General Lee assumed his station the bill which takes its name from bim, and thence, ih company with General !ong- strect, calmly watched the repulse of the repeated federal heights on which he stood. Occa- sionaily General Jackson rode up to the vot and mingled im conversation with the other two leading gonerals. Once General Longstreet exclaimed to him, ‘Are you not @ before you down till they ‘© tae or PIL therer”’ to which cowe a little ncarer, ware them.’” “on replied OPENING OF THR NIGHT. The battle opened when the sun bad fet in eno ich light federa! lines and field batteries. The first slot was fired | shortly before ten A. M, from the batteries tu the federal nie, and was directed against General Hood’s division. re in position | heavy fire avainst the Confederates | jy a heavy fire issued from the batteri of troops | feder wes are divided into two | of a regiment of } ‘On the extreme left the | issuing tame, the ¥c 4 Anderson: next to it the division of | prujectiles, the wreaths of su t to it that of General Melaws; | purst inte the «till ye Pennsylvania reserves advanced boldly under /a the copsewood spurs. and were fora time permitted to ch anything like 86 jany preces of artillery Wok part | hold ii; but presently the Confederate batteries on them, and a deter the Yankecs out of tl nothiag could subeoquently rally them ined charge of the Texans drove wood in 4 confusion from which ire Bild is obtxuable, | ot General | ‘gout entreaty Of ¢he conclusion goperals, 1 has 102 ahacklos of It ts weil snown to the Saga | vali Prince d@ | at the com t to supply such Richmond, will | cioseribe tite positions of eacle | ghborhaocd | of that ale | ry phy tel wi to have le! ‘ tiioy ‘Eaves Toth Sino thal moat had attribute of Rumanity, which ws called gommou | THE FORFIGN POLICY oF FRANSE. | een | Momert, of the Emperors Minister on “Mediation"=—The War in Mexico aud the Now Tariff of the United states, | {srom Galignani’s Messenger, Jan. 14.| ‘The Preweh government, in execution of the referms of Novewler 24, 1800, regularly lays before she Chamb-ra ence:nont Of tho session the various ments which relate to the events of the preceding year in all the brodichas of Wo ais istration, ind it 1 va tise j PaweES Met is Iuod THB dic ssion which precedes the vote on thé adfrasa. Without prejudice to questions af iat | Poloy. which will have their turn, we have consi¢ | that ihe dtpiomatle documents contoined in what i cw the livre jaune, and witch will most probably be disic: buted this day to he members, would more j: | intercst our readers, aad ip consequence we cxtrac the geuaral report, addressed w (he kmperor by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, tae summury of ail the im- | noctant questions which relate W the policy ot France ta | the United States and Mexico. THE UNITED STATES, THE BLOCKADE AND MEDIATION. ‘The year just ended bas unfortunate y vreduced ao £0- tution of the crisis through which the United siates aco passing. Tho strogele ig carried on wiih alternations of Bi 66 and reverses whieh threaten to be everaal. At the same tine the sufferings imposed un oher couatcies by the bincking vp of ame of the mest pradaiwtive oon! the world, are wring multiplied and aggravated. AS as we are concerned the distress felt by our cotton ind behine them try is well known. _ The Emperor's government, therefore, watched with im ing Solicitade the course of the events which bad wirendy attracted its serious attention during (he past year. “It was eanecivly anxious to concitiite the main- ignance of a frieudiy neutrality with the daty of protect ing its own countrymen, which every day becomes more imperative. fthas not neglected any one of ihe opportunities which authorized it lo cxplain its opinions to the federal govern- ment on the dangers and difficulties of the situation; but, while specking with ail sincerity, it was ‘care ful 0 give its observations tie most friendly form, and itis happy to say that Cull justice has been done to ils sentiments at” Washington, After having Ull quite recently, contined its communications with tho tederal government la « kind of confidential exchange of ideas, circumstances induced it to believe that (he moment was come to try a more decided step. Tt th’ astrug: ought that after two years of 80 disusty gle, the season wien military operaltons ars of necessity susp-nded could not be suilered to pass without some ellort to turn it to the advantage of peace and compro- mire. ‘Tho Emperor's government was desirous not to act alone, It Wherefore proposed vo the Russian and iaglish govern- mois 10 join it, so thet they might together bring about sion and deadly elect into | Were Conscious of having obeyed the dict the serenity, or, if I muy #0 express it, the unconscious | gary the despatch of cor through the mist to disclose the near proximity of the | ap armistice of six months between the federal gevern- ment and the Confederates of the South. The answer of the two Courts is elready known, Woile declaring that thoy shared the feeling which had led us to make the proposal, tuey declined voting to the understanding sng. gesied We certainly regretted this determination; bat we es of humanity and sound policy. We are convinced that our proposal, presented evilectively, might have contributed Lo prevent useless bloodshed, and to iuusten the moment of reeomeiliation, the conditions of which wa course (o be left entinely to the free choice of the belli; ‘ ere is evidentiy no suflicient ground for us to reseme alone the initiative of a project which. as we thought from the first, ongnt to be undertaken with the concur- rence of our allies; but we have taicen cave to (et it ba ienown. ai Washinglon that we weve quite ready, if it shouiel be desired, to facititale either alone or collectively, in any form vehi glorims conrage in one so | that wight be indicated, the work: of peace in which we had wished Great Britarn and Russia to join us, TAK WAR IN MEXICO. ‘The Emperor’s government explained ip the last gession the causes of dissidence which bad induced lagtand aud Spain to separate From France in Mexico. On ail points the Emperor's government stil! holds exaotly the saine views as were explained b esty’s Ministers in tine Senate and Legislative body ,/and supported by diplomatic documenis. it will, thereioce, suffice for the prosent to repeat that the withdrawal of our allies rendered neces- erable reinforcements, and we bad from that time to prosecute alone an expedition commenced by three. Waiting for these reinforcements inevitably caused celsy in our operations; but ail the troops sent from France have now joined the expedition- ary corps. The Mexican question hae tous entered upon an entiraly military phase, the isewa of which rmst be awrited. The go- vernment will, therefore, only express its confidence that the expedition will soon terinimate gloriously for our fag. and that the momont is not far distant when the success of our urms wit secure for the interests which tok us 10 Mexico the durable guarautees which they have so loug wanted. TRADE WIT THE UNITED STATSS AND THE NEW TARIFF. Following with 2 natnral and deep soiicitede the suc- cessive phases of the American crisis, the Emperor's go- vernment has not been discouraged by the failure of its first attompts to resiore to our commerce with the Upiled States the seourtly necessary for its operations. Af we have not hitherto been able ia obiain the repeal ef the ineveased cousivina duties which have becn tMnposed For fine poses to the injury of commercial wilerests, the ‘our diplomacy sem lo hare at least contritul the adounce of the Cabin of Washingtun im a eeurse so fatal bo IRleTHaMeNA! (raHracie Hs Our exebanges with a country whove vital fores is who occupted ove @f | absorbed in @ barren and desperaie srvggle, rene BU cl- | ly lumited to articles absointely indispensebie. ALP. Hill’ and Genorst Karly’s divigions, ~lich was vigorously replied to by the federal tield batteries. The only advantuge momentarily grived by tne | in this quarter, and which is notioed im Go forte Cara and ran, but whore place was rapidly takea by more mn roar of huadreds of pieces of artilicry a istling. abriek ing Ko 28 shell alter sirell v, the savage crash of round shot | among the trees of the shuttered forest, formed a scene 4 corps, the ground between General Hood's | nes ssing was mostly | yy that excellent | ae ie was unmasked: volley fis tee not Battie of anman ’ hold the wood i aud novoes the railrowd at Hariiton s Grossing tof Gen. Early the powerful artillery of Cot. Wail « thrown (orward, to lire, ns was expected, tuto ¢ tothe ewst of, the railrond, 0 te rieht. Gen. J. Be Brant athe | flaa'c 0% the Z upon | Mane \« © MOVAS S18 OF THR CMON TROOPR—AMR REMRES ON THE “or hn regents thee dapnat more is known than that th ere communded, that on the f ; Hamner, that on'the federal by Geueral Hooker, tnd that on the federal leit by General Fravklin It ta estimated thet not lees than 40.000 troops were engaged Yn the attoek directed by r, and that 50,000 were emploved nyon the © aud left Freday, the 12th of December, was employed by the federal generals in array, sing there troops for he next day sattrck. Acti ing WAS kept up th both sides for Jernoou, with a view to feeling Let he heavy iederal gune thundered ac ‘onl foohly renlied to by the batteries on the Con. federate leit. The sotemnity of the immed iatc'y approsch- ing battle cast ite shadows over the scene, and that arnesthess and tranquility of demeanor which, on the ES of momentous events. overtnke even the most gar. ‘aloas Qind shoughtleas, reigned nm siakably npon every wuntenance. At aight, as the pickets of (he two armies ere stationed within a hundred yards of euch other, the Joptederates could hear the earnest and impassioned oe ot foteral uratore aud making vekenent appeals tity of the «old fae * The ol it |" shouted the Comfederates, in reply ow.” remarked One Of the Confederot-s te me, wivet DEA wWantof grit amon the 0%, other wire wey woulda't want ail thir talking to.’ Tt ie impoasib ot Lo Contrast the pirit of the two armioe— the Confeie aiws. 80 Cal ,f20 Few lute, co satiated with their gewerale, Toring, yet rejoicing vy eufior as long ae hardship is price of hiber'y ; the (eterale, lashou into the field by thong of guiden bounties, and in the field lashet a nat the onemy by the pee te eeete La Cg ye seampered et BO ise at “fle rivet Crorapeend the heavens, and gues of fame swiftly from the 1 in down to the pri7OH, WAS wocopted by the Confederates as the cross vittingd on the sky was socepted by Constantine. sa ear est of aagyred victory. THE DAY OF RATTLR. Drennan 19, 1862 The merning of the 13th of December—a memorabie jay to the historian of the Dec!ine and Fall of the Amer) an Nepublic—broke «til! and warm, while, as on the recrling day, athick bare enveloped the town of Fre oricnmburg ad the eirowm iacent wi ening Of fire by the antaror tic batteries nel the enn ip some three of toc hours urday, the 1th of September with Satorday he 6th, and to compare the intense eold of the earlier torday with the spring like warmth aod calmness of ve later. Vhe C] hich | am deseribing was ope of jose outbursts of that Indian entimer which lingers ng and fondly m tifal ‘nia, the morning wie whieh shrouded heath, and plain, and forest, WAR et the warmth and glow of the As the fog lifted about ten im to the ther, aurora borealie fon at noonday fmorning, and thé can worst through the cloude, the ig lines of the federal army whole preceding day in depioying ant preparing for ihe uk. were distinetly virible in the plain and gave awful ications of the amount of the federal ‘host which bad i thé river, The Confederate army, wholly un. y the extravagant stories about the streseth of caimly, drawn wp for the most part {ringe of the woods, confident in their position which bas never failed ( ATREVOTH OF TH RRM at be as well finally'to diepe! those it) it js the euatom of the N eof deveat, when the fact ‘ nber of ( v et PRY 1 y to sink forever into the memory of rect and entilading Ore swept ceeded crash, uutil tie eve los ing the lines of comeawents, and in seemed a lake of fire, a seething lske of molten lava, coursed over by incarnate fieuds drunk with fory and revenge. THE PRDSRALS TWICK REPT LOMO WET OREAY SLAUGHTER Vwice the tederais, etin ed and bandied by their , dashed agninss the forces of Gen. A. i. Hill and | 9: ). karly, and twice they recuiied, broken and discom- again ral with horrid carqwe across rom their work when they wafederate right Geu se artillery drove betly up tives, ant Kept (oer gx) fell upon the riglt, aud ouly one (Gon Cobb) upon the MAGNIFICENT ACTION OF THY TRISH P TANGY, ALWCRIA AND WATERTON BLITSED, Meonwhile the battle. whieh bad dash vinst the lines of Generale iiond, AP. Hill ising the epirit of their | it flag is played | p ineipally com: thore | withering fire of the ‘er darted blood-red | It wae strange to | which’ had pasaed the | take him m onalaugh directed by the fdern! hood of Predericks The Impre: batteries wv hewrily le advancing in this w fear of injn own of Frederickwoung smong the Northern gover ceived thenve | the Iriah division the eved to hove prevailed | How bitterly they de oberqnent vente eer ved to show ommanied by General Mev od the desperate tek of barsing Of the town of Fredericksburg, and forming derate batterie: mediately in ti Marye'a Height, lowering | Never Biepoy, Albecra of at Waterloo was m } undo! courage’ @ispliyed by the sons ¥ than ring ther x frantic they dirveted aga’ the almont position of their fue There are ste General Meagher harangued bie troops in impession ve sud appeals of able | ed language on the morning of the 19h. aud ptied them extensively with the whiskey found in the cellars of Fre- | he gallantry ond devotion | ricksburg. Arter witacetiog ernibited By hie troope, and viewing the hilleides for acres strewn with their orpeer (bik as autumnal leaver, the spectator cap remember nothing bat their desperate | fended as it war, \t sorms to me jeve, Put the bodies whieh lie in dense masses within forty yards of the mnesies of Colonel Waltons guns are the bert eviderce what inanner of mea they were whe | Dressed on to death with the dauntiensness of arace which | oy, and delayed the | hag yainei gory ona thousand battle Gelds, and never more richly dever vel it than nt the foot of Marye’s Heights ‘on the lth day ef December, 1sez DRMORALIAATION OF Thm EwON ARMY. An opport me] of sending thig lenier, with an encoara © ‘of tte rerching Pn of 4 further ccrount o: the gallant defence on the Con- federate left of the town ot Fredericksburg and of the battle feld until s enh to add that, even at this early cat eneral , with damaget boilers, aud on Thursday 1 the Wright Sete of ) chored’ im the bay again to the fray. | ax it w have berm | bay, the fash of up the pursnit, aubseqnentiy u Lite effvstive, nntil #fver Upoa the Confederate left, where the aniogoulris fought upon more equa! Vorms, the | ty 9 eqrality of loss upon the Contd was greater than on the Conjederate left; the f sin officers And men fur Outbalauced hater their oF Gen. yard, the best cavalry officer in the federal service, a moat ou the evs of thy day which would have wit od his Wuptil Jackson, of | Peonsylvania, sh eral oitt K | Since that time she bas been onderg miaaoe—rus srs ov Pow | fey To | was | not exhibited in a hotter | 9. Jand, compele ma to | — be ont letter, Hut it ia important | there are abundant | it was, therefore, the duty of the Department of Foreign a | A rticularly | froma | | | | i Affairs to study, above all, tne means of profe ting mer- { handicr posressed by Prenth subjects on the American soit Simultangons.- , dyainet the evemwaltres of destruction or seisure. The Tuscarora and Angio-Rebel Steamer Ruhy. [From the London fost, Jan. 19.) ‘The following fuller particulary of the pertormances of Lee's report, was On the occasion Of the collapse } the duscarora at Madeira ate given:— ina covseripts. who broke | The mer, d. Raby, a Britis st Southern copsigninents on boar suspected of having had put into Funchat ; the 13th wit., ber comamancer invited a few of the residents to make a short sou trip in her, in order to test her abilities with one The Toscavora, which bax been Keeug a rp lookout upon her, thoaght sue was going to make & run for it; and when the Ruby weighed auchor ave slarted on her trip, the iusearora followed Ler as clovely ws she was able. ‘The inglishman, however, beat Une Yankee hollow, steamed plevsantly avouud the island, and on- The next day the Ruby slipped her cabies, and got away (0 sea at & splendid specd—this time unmolested by the (ederat quite satisded with more F steamers pow directed tistance of them ug d had got 6 notice. It was known on my 2 Btart that night yas Mm about eleven to to slip away at anore that the King night if everythin tengely dark, but tolerably tine, and ock the three vessels were “cen veatiing cloae: u with their lights up, but a ear | evevel | the Ene! n contrary direct and in this manner t ye Yankee's tive to heave to being the Jact thst was seen of them. y Steamed ontar the it a | Another British Steamer for the Rebels. | (From the Puinburg an, Jan. 13.] | Some Tew days age we noted that the Rritannia sleame W SWi(L-golDg ve jutended for the New- hh trade, had t to the Confederace H cartic and le | of being sent « rehaved with the view site of America Dg alterations, for | repairs she required pone ibterial fittings bave dergope olteration#; ler donkey cranes, generally ind Wetul for loading And ubiew ding cargoes. Lave bee moved, and the clear space on devk enlarged. She bar aye, but whither she is to igo on board than y laden. awd it ts suppor Hor | re | been fitted up for a long | proceod in not known, 1 | . but with these she 1 | Cd tinat vefore she gues far she wii taker tm other cargo She left Leith on Saturday afternoon, sed proceeded to | Gran won, for Ube purpore, it ® said, of adjusung ber com aes. SHIPPING NEWS. rt morn 3 15 mora | Pert of New York 1863. Steamentp Parxersburg. Kotte he an, parniso—Padbri A Channeny. Bark Rout Leonard (Br). Perry, 1 Edm Guiding Star (Kr), Robo —Fdm stow | Bros. Bare Mercy Eller, Grito, Ciudad RollvarsHarbeck & alse Bark Madwes Poo. New Bediord—W F Schmidt & Aurate, Avo. if Re Rpree ( bret van Se evidences that the Confederates, themecives ensiaining a | ays | Jose of ebout eighteon bundred killed and wounded, Have | dehy Bea Bird, Smith, Washingio Inflieted \ipon thelr enemy a defeat from which it wi | Sear Uowaittuiion, sp CR a od the and months to recover, Suen wad phe | pone ies then oe demoralization thia evening of the ‘ederal troops ae | pene Che they ran throwgh the streets nod cowered in the | Sehr Allnita Of Fredericksburg. that hundreds of, soldiers aimed, ‘‘You may esheot fs down, ma a the Tipar or @o What you like, but brew th +} | ech aige Marye's Hoights, ‘(wo will never fo Again.” ¥ forbear t one dors] lors. which place it at believed pot to by eLate the eF | a0 Bppalings Gaure. and | from the truth. li ie netlikely thal the full dotais o thia battle will be generally known in the North for weeks and weeks. bet if, alter the fattore of Uhis last and fecbiest @ ail th attempts to reac Nickmond, wii ity N y ralived abd etarting \ and ane aaaias 4 a leap a vou A00 iq iin, 40 days, witle mane b. Mataca Dee 13, panned Was up to Barve ® ae. Deen, 5 ; ‘ ; Pherae . 1 verythiug reaty | an commanding the fagi- | posed (hat bots the Englioh svesamers have got clear | 35 | vf je - 11 Go MiLAP de Below a bay | Grote income (or the year $1,006,120 | 100 dow 100 Pitts,FeW a0... “Mt Vark Todostrie (Bren). Hileken, Gadtz; | Total expenses... 615,825 100. N Y Cent RR. 100 do Ber SeiegsarGreseasraee OA” Mesut. | Wet nome ater “woes | MO te. ir D nee; Grace Grider N tierd. | 3 0 a od aga Pi sjcliughen, RloJaweuy ani a mai: brig Jose | Dednot diviceed, pherry he eger ee | ee ~ ae Ly . i a do. do, January. . 180,000 witisrer aa ais seer Thomas Hal, Mul, Prov.) DS severnmect taxen. dan ave, BOeT 2=Sid ohr Foontaim, Davis, NYork { enema | $5008 | Leaving « surplus for the year, not divided, ef $124,737 | 10000 | Ine. of income as with Inst year... 77,197 | gou0 n Bros, | den Hayward, Green, Boston: JP Wetherell, | 5 - thin roht Bory Hooten, Rudder Boe | aid The ang a declared seu of afi ohe Pac sail to 10 ve nM 5 vk, ‘By “4 ‘ SRE BEDVORD, Jou Zia hip Wiillam Teli, French, | closed om Saturday at 5 Did, dividend of, which ie@alow “00 bs | Syort - ti as the stoc! re will ih NEWPORT, Jan 2/—No arrivale yesterday or this morn. , Much divideuda as from asy oiher mine: aud the Minne, 60 N X Con in. Wind SW. moderate with rain. isang aes, Pitabarg will probably pay an mens | ° att shiva Bt Mark, Crabtren, ond Boterre, Arey: bark iets Y tow Years as any ralirvad stock wit. F 1 ie ithe Anna, Brightasas, tor NYork; brig Rienira,’ Hai, | for tye sax low Years 68 any ralirued took will. Prauk- | 10) 0 ee fram Sagoa jon eebin BG Burton, Titcomb, { lun and Powabiec have been very firm and promise large Ld 4 RE Aor Remon: Bnoch Pratt. Goud, tor Havana; Norah | returps: Central has advanced to 37; on the Rockland a 00 ‘ a Rick, Harriman, Bieceper. tor Washinerg tte, Porto | mass has been discovered on the seuth vein, and the 9% lave & Toledo... #6: @¢. a a vashinston, tec slia, | stock ou Searday Cay C ene demand, advacoiag 40 j pred ‘ds oH ws widen inom ay 21; Superior looks well and atock hag advanced to 8. 8 ‘1 na injapsta Ser: A Hammon. Higgins, Borwon ror PRE | Ti cooe has been firms at abort 10; Acton bas been trey won ae eS PORT ROYA’ E Smith, at fram 63; a 5%: the concer if making tad zs te eae Moore bi hiss Tita, | money to the extent ef (rom $20,000 to $25,000 ar ie - re, Stay Pia . Seth: DW | mosh, and it is stored that a dividend duriug the year is 100 Toledo & ra Bordeaux, 49 days, with nd are at the Breakwater. 1, Btructneas, ke. B1T,702,687 Fatoe tainty eohrs ~The Five | Coat of ratiway, 88, UO Motacke & Wea a oat, Which was blown from ber moorings by | Stack ies 338,481 ZS: “nN ones Agron Dag with the late gio, ie align the harbor. ‘The bare Ameriea, {0 | ustreqeit pues (oF current operations 1am to idson, 34, of Pernambuco... Port au Prince, went to sea yesterday; bark Alice Minar, for | Ue pees R rishtt spoke whaling Geo Pike, of anu tor NBediord from | New Orleans, went out (his morhine, ‘two of tes sat Miscellaneous assels. 10 ‘alcahueno, wita a full cargo. all well; same day, panned @ | the beae, one loaded with hay and the other y bu too perm br bound Nori, showing a wi ‘tag With Biaok | bavi atl ir carges taken out, he wind is ae ra BO init, ere a Brig Proteria (Dan), Jurgenoin, Bahia, St days, with an 2'—Arr bark Archer, Lewis. B ict sd Didos, toL Wop a DOw, Pek ‘ ‘brig DA it Bede Drisko, Hovoos . . Brig Q Wheelwright (Br, of Liverpool, NS), Ralph, Eant | em, tu di “4; staginor Coesapeake, Willetts, N¥ Marbar, TT, 21 days, with salt, t@ G Wheelwright, ic.«hr J O Brookep@eatinu, Mataubus, ‘ e Brig basin (of Warren), Fomery, Newvites. Jan U with tOVIDSNCK. Jan S%—Ag steane: cau, Baker, New aneous Habiities auras, &e, (0 Stow 6 Burgess, Jam £o 95.25, lon 7d 40, 8 4 soon @hoiam Ted, HulleN York | Due for current e: spoko brig Arave'la, once far Asp nw: BAN 1 RANCISCO, Jan Sb—eBid (by Sel) «! Balance & ereail of Heig Galodouia se) to Duryea & Hyde Brig J W Spencer, Speuger, Now Orleans, al IW sp sugar, Ao, to master : Keaton, Blizabet! port for Salam, , Buckeport, 9 aay, wath haw . Cornwallis, i. NS, (with potatoa, ova, Ciadwick, for} poy, The earnings and expenses of the rom for the eleven months ending November 30, 1362, were aa follows:— taym, with rife Catuarine Brig A} a Y FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. feuiaosion for ‘Cape Whoxrspay, Jan. 23--6 P.M pd oer The money maxket presents January ... Ratt rypori}, Deveroaax, Bons tre, ® money mexket presomts no mew res. | Kobruary. zi Jan'i!, in the Jona Paw berro th» plenty of ‘good securities, | March... . Fe eee e eos | borrow all’ the money’ with be] Be 7 | ber vent. specal find it hardto bor- } 3 it ‘ 30. Tow at geve ton margins ‘of twenty-five to | Ju! rd W Hatient (itr), Maher, Cornwaliis, NS, 15 days, | | f * Rei a Sey | send 4 potatoes, tv Duryea & Hyde: eae th p e futnte conse 6£the money | pentor. Triumph (Be) Coravyalits, NB, 29 daya, t, i of the passage of the House | Uctobor with potatoes, to Dury ox & Hyde 7 ma agi, e © { November Sehr Win A Lillls, Ca chester, Aqua Crook, 4 daya, Kinatcial bill rise to @ good deal of gslonagy ridge aya ae at aes - breway ‘Aoxan iris, 1G days. won eat of higher ‘Total 1,710,954 a rates for money, Pub It mest be in| The mn Guilroad of Massey aes herons ee mind, in. the first government | chusetts for the year ending Novembet 30, 1831, Solr Ge roti Comeila, 1 cannot afford. to t very | Was $535,989; for the past year, $651,307 95. The r Hattie Low, Mul ord. U A acc ae pieeele . Sohy Lookout, Thoraton, Baitinwore, t days, ‘ aa, if it di + to oat | net iucome for the -year ending November 36, 1861, aad perl Philadelphis government bonds. If the financial bill of the } Wa8 $189,262 27, and the net income for the past ' Sehr Thos ? Coavor, Try iphia. oun an : bat HY ear $213.53 auens: > Bohr Jonel Gone, Stebwios, Philadelphia, House becom » 28 ib probably will, the | year $213,537 24,097 more passengers Lave ik atte deip dae a * pursued by rotary of the Treasury |*been transported during the past year than the | nr Eebisabetirpost ite Cosme will be very simple. Te suust firet iseue green- | previous, the total number having beew rabeth port for Bridge) ort. backs enough to enable the people te pay for his t paithport for New por Philadephia. 1, Perry, Boston for Vhiladelyyi ta, Schr Leading fireeze, Graham, Proviucetown, 4 days, with wdse, from steataship Cutedouia, ashore at Gaye Cod er, Fish, Mw tonwide for Ware orest bearing 'Tyeasuby notes, nks ac to take As soon as the ate cnough of legal tender money reagsury votes, they will subseribe for a 4 £5000 US 6's, '81, r WI do. ’ cans Oct hd ae p Woasa her teen round amount, and Mr, Chase will probably gation; carried sway Nexd of for i “| check on them for the money as he needs amér Sea Gull, Ronny, Providence, Z : Eni ei ae Brig Adelpht, arrived yesterday f Para, was 3 (aot St) it. Ana idea pi ovaila in some quarters that days On (he passage, the Secretary wil! withhold his greenbacks UB siore ship Gicdacee and pay out Treasury notes exclusively. He Ship JL Bogert, Conway, from Liverpool Dae 26, wi much lik ,no doubt. But as 500 Ship Escorts Whatman, from Vera Cree, with wdea, to J 2000 U8 dem note: &) Sturt, st be | 30009 to 150 every million of T notes issued “wm do, 145° Ship Spiridon, Jordan, Crom Liverpool, ? ae Ely: Brig Gen Bailey tna represented mount of green- Fed eae! lyn ow L. a 5 bg i. Arostook, Sweet, oa, ka at the ip order ¢ ver- 7 ‘ Brig Ocean Traveller. ba t the D order at conver 65 to Brig Lu Cayenne, sion may talk nfled, it is cle o8 64% 660 Eric Ship Deutchiand. | 11060 Mos's itoiasty Brig Bele Barnard,—(Roth by pilot boat Fannie, No iz.) | 2000 California 7's de aT wo B00 that the iraoes of gre . 50 w any rate oks and Treasury a vod mone! do. do. 3 at b y 27th—Br sh ks Rob Roy (Rr), Rothawy 1 ux btedly be eithe gree! 100, de (Bry Mars laucretia. bites Scotia (Be), Manele (30 would undoubtedly be 3 the green: |“ go90 N Carolina @ 600 Hudson RR. Martha Fost; ache JW Miner. backs up to « certain and then dis- | 2000 Onio 260 do... The Bi quarantine, Wind at sunset ENE, with snow; outside the Mook B, and fresh. amsbip China, for Liverpool, has anchored ta N 1'76,c0n 1234¢ 2000 Drie 3dinbs /83 120° 14000 brie Sth m bda. 1063 NY&ELstm 108 5000 Erie dium bds. 112 550 100 100 800 Harlem 200 That the , aS a currency, a, is obvious. posing of the interest bearing ng latter will be used, more or i hstanding the interest on ee ee waged _ sociation, 1o’a and. $20’s will « late ss mo- | sooe rh A St 127 ALL SeRKeT—ROOMG 2 anv 5. : ne but brokers ke note | °_ £00 Mich S2dmbds, 103 The fellowing approved Masters and Odicers have recelved | 2¢¥ Aad none but brokers | take note | * 19000,B 98 commissions fram this Association: of the interest. Under these circumstances, the seems ooo Frank J Luders, ache Middicton; Edwin W ia cteldge, »: ae ultimate prospect of the money marke! Edward Everett; Aired M Lunt, ship Bunker Lil; Wi 1000 Lovell scar Princess; Kenben is Swift, late abr bunvel | more cheerful than it looked at first. “Treasury | govo Pe 200 Nor te Wor Rit. Martin; Wm E Boyd, brig Almon Rowell; Rickd Sheopart | notes w erve ny de i ist as al | 5000 AXTS . 1000 Reading RK (male), brig Lydia Stover; Freeman kK Siuall, sche Ate noses Will SBRYe SDspAY. Apps with, Jmol BS IORBLY [EDS AUTH ites ta. Loe Grek Re George W Falmer (mate), steane i tender moaey; the only diflerence will be that they 50) ChicdNW 81 bs 12 6 do. Bray, brig Alruccaba; Peter G David P Marshall, bark Maseaso Hoone; Marshall A Ellingwood, ‘ Baker, bark Eagle; Samuel Tho. i Witham N Talvot, ‘brig Excelsior; Alc; Beuj A Gardner, ship Arav; brig Grace Wortitnaton; Ali ole, dete a just Joseph Tavlor, bark Burngide; Proderick M Lam hork Jane Dag ship Willian; Haskell, brig’ Frederick Morris, bark Lainpaciter: © inner, sehrJd i arland: Joseph | G Stores. whi ¢ Trade, Wiliam H Bumble, fetemnucy Facto; Bradford Gridim, brig Auna D Torry. 4000CuicK NWistmb 7244 1060 ChickNW2dmb 44 1000 do. ve AK 1000 Han&StJos Imb 66 1000 Le! Lack W 2m 120 10000 Tol & Wab Im. 110 5000 do. 10934 2500 Tol & Wab 2m. 90 L660 Tol & Wabint b 91 6000 Chick NW intb 98 10000 Pitts, FW&C 2m 104 25000 American gold. 163 10000, 10000 10000 6KQUO 45.0000 nig Dan’ | Will be @ little better kind of money than the juts 7 ) other, and in large amount will command a pre- miu, Gold was lower to-day. (It sold at the first hoard as low as 1522%, afterwards rallied to 154, sold at 153 in the afternoon, and closed at 15274 bid. We see a good deal in the Congressional de- hates and reports from Washiagtoa about depress- ing gold by legislation, This is all nonsense. The way to pat gold down is to win victories. No other method will answer. Exchange is 169 a 170, with little doing. Stocks were lowerthis morning. Adead set hag been made upon Erie by partics who sold out some time since and are very anxious to get back their stock, It is understood that they have bor- rowed large quantities of stock, and sell it from “Miscellancons. Bu vinx Liru, frown Boxion for Uayann (before reported), the enrgo was saved and old at mn Turtle Cay mutes (bat te ily ts ~ total wreck. Part of Cimber, and was wrecked le auction. A letter from Cree! had @ cargo oi potat on the aaud banks near Winst. ‘The vessel w partially damaged. Salva ers of 6) per cent, Rare Many Lee, Morton, from Palermo Nov 7, before em. poried as haviug Yost foretapmast and xlori of provtsiona, hos put ato Hainpion Road days. Cargo bas been awarded to the wreek- 83 16 Bank of Republic 105. 40 Imp & Tradora’Bk 97 65 Merchants’ Bank. 101 63 Mechanics’ 106 10 Lk StateofNYork 93 ashore at Lewes, Del, during de the Cape, end. will probs by avels asiiore Will probably qot wt, ida, Der 1, Sche Leo, Caps Coombs, left Boston on Fri , for “ ; fi Rocklsnd, ant as nothing ind been heard from ker she was | dag to day to put the price down. This morning upared fo asc foundered during the score nish tna‘ fol- | they succeeded ia knocking it down to 7034, a fall asion, and Judson Simonton of fifteen per cent in about a week. Afterward it rallied up to 727,, then fell back again to 70 and 60, and closed this afternoon at 697 bid. Erie preferred is stewly. The Western shares were weaker this morning. Rock Island declined 1, To- ledo 44, Galena 4%, Prairie du Chien 1%, Minois 2, Soathern old 144, Michigan Central %. The cheap miscellaneous stocks—Canton, Cumber- 26 land and Brunswick—were all lower. Centrad 200 Game peal erat = was steady, and so were bonds. Governments | 400 do. her arew. el was owned by Jolin and J Cover, of Roland, aud hav freight ‘or Leander Weeks, © Libby, Messrs Burpee, SM Veasic, TH Farnsworth, and obbers, Sxawen Crrv or Hantrorp wos on Monday afternoon Soated of and and landed on the tats wear by. 1 Dected io have touted her ou Tuesday by means of eupty Cans and place her in dry dock; bit ering 19 the dene fog Taied the work Wes postponed, ‘The steamer ¥ abviy injured, but pay not so bad as at first hit will require conmi P epairs, she wi We made “as good ax new,” and be ready for service on t opening of navigation, ‘The steaming @ WG 40 Br City Land 6% 50 New Jersey Zinc. 96 100 Canton Company. 2634 do 2536 300 do 4 100 do... bd0 91 300 Chi, Bur & Q'RR. 108 100’ do. 08, 20 - I 20% SOMI&PraduCRR 4 of New London, las been sold to parties in New York f , ‘ rida és 200 do 201, 517 Pitts, FeW&ChiRR The steambont Canoniens, well knows in Providence ana | Were inactive; the sixes Of 1881 (registered) de- | 409 pag Mal S800... 170" too. ne a} b 6 1S4Y, hus been patinexcelent order, and las been | clined 14, the seven-thirties were 4¢ better. At | 200 169 gk rake dima Ns, rina the one P.M. session of the public board the | 22 The Ship og mia ge fg § ALY shi France, x i th b ith r tit at Pe 1, Me, in 1536, ai about $50,009; one Az sare Fenrlon (not Fiviand, aa in our tart. son toa, bare 4 Market Was generally rather better, without much | 200 at Medford m 1549, $17,000; and Al le Hroen Barua’, | Snimation. At the second board the market again 1046 tons, buitt at Belfast, Me, in 1360 Netice te Mariners, Mr Robt Scotty pliot, reports that on Weuesday lat the Ligh'stip on Five Vathom Bank was driven down on the shoul part or the bank among the breakers, aud alter lowing two bonis Wes obliged (0 wip her cable and put into the Breakwaver Whatemen, ok a lurch downward. Rock Island fell i34, Toledo 14, Galena 14, Southern old 14%, Michigan Central 1, guaranteed .24, Pittsburg 124, Erie 234, Some of the mar exhausted hy the delivery, and they are being slangitered by their brokers. At the close the market was heavy. At the four P. M. session of the public board the decline continued, and on Pra : 190... COX some siocks quite a panic prevailed. The follow- | ™ lewonar' a ij 6456 ing list of prices at half-past five will show the ex- 2000 Brookive t} 2000 Brookivn W La 120 tent of the decline: 6000 Frie 4th m bs. 112 BOARD. 60 sh Pacilic MS8Co 166 200 N Y Con RR. See port arvi 80 bore. nIu Kana Channel, Sandwich Islands, Nov 22. ships Claw pion, Worth, Bagartown, cutting ina black heh Spoken, &c. ip Spitfire, Leach, {row Callao Oct % for Bogtand, al 2049 N, lun 402i, 16000 Trea 73-10 pom 102 800 do... .staall 102 re achrs Abbie Kerrest, Smith, for ‘or du shins Hampden, Pendleton, $ pa @% pew ‘ 10000 Tol & Wab 2d m 89 er diet: Havterkaciva, uucrives | USS tex 31. 924 8 93 Hariom ... 2000 Ciev & Tol eg f@ 113 Ww . Atwood, for Callao, wnc, di E US 6's,cou,’S1. 943, 4 94% Harlem pref. 10000 Giev&Pittedthm | 80 rom Montevideo, diay; Richard Mitchell » irom do, do 0 Treas m..W2%, @ 102% Reading...... 89 a 89 4000 Pit FWaCistm 11714 | 15000 Pitt, POW &C2dm 104 2000 Patt POW ACSdm 84 1000 AlMTerizdm pry 2000 TolkWab Ist m 110 4000 MAN Wldm 44 1000 Mich So eke fd. 115 Bay pal, disg: Mary : Parana (Arg). Langston, ‘ks Scandinavian. Cart NVYork US6'sL yr cer 9544 a Us dewand n.147q a 14 Tenueseee 4's. Wesouri 6's Amerieangold.1/2% a 158 Y Michigan Cov Mich So & Nia Mic*& Nilay va. MM Central Galena & Chic 90 Cleve £ Toleds ee pe Chic & tik Iatd § 15000 Amerivent gad, 2699 bark Diana, » Bangoon vin Montevideo | tle pret MULEP duc. 393, 100000 do,. A Perea Te ciA ave bra Wertanie, Cornel, fren | ‘The busivess of the Sub-Treasury was as follows | 50000 20 aati {usiadeipha, | to-day | 117000 400 111 Cen RE serip Receipts | 1400 ‘ 200 do... ..b20 Haerson, Buoks- | —For enstoma | aise Cum Goal pre $20 Clev & Fitts RR. 'yments | do... 3 : port ship Beduga, Burditt, for Bos. | Baiance........... bs tah 6,951,710 81 | 13 Imp & Tra Bani 0° @ a $—In port brig Ch from Boston, The exports of produce and merchandise last | 3%) Cuion Co n 1b—Tn port Uric Anta Owen, Wallace, for 235,591. 350 Mn tae dn'pont bog Lies e Bee” for Nyork | The China to-day takes out $434,941 in specie, tT "on ieea tones hondiid Mehoeaheren. Withes.. fitment The Lykens Valley Railroad and Coal Company | 200 ME satis I7—Arr bark Glice, Se¥alian, Moscet (and | adverti-e a dividend of 5 per cent, and the Lykens i are iy co a 200 4 | Valley Coal Company a dividend of 3% per cent, | 209 Puc aii SS Co... 168 2OOPitts,F WARCHER eo 7 Hazelin, NYor: bare | payable on the 2d of February. : Ed de, . 167 10 Alt & Ter H pret, 67 papiee XV sche freemen { We poblish in another column a statement of | 14 a: 100 Ch, Hur & Qy BR. red Chase, | the Columbian (Marine) Insurance Company for , the fifth fiscal year, ending December 31, 1862, | The following figures show the amount of business | transacted by them during that time: | oxE $90000 US6's,lyrcer G6 22000 1 S deuand n. 145% 50000 American gold. 164), M Waring, venc | Total amount of premiums. . +$1,095,249 64 | Jo000 a DIO 164\4 M In gi 1 pee hy Sik When nestle entire as Hy) ; Net ite for the year... + | 228,709 16 ; 20000 sscee 154 100 I Cont RE serip, 9a Uld bark Bay Ktate, Bparrow, Peroaminco: orig Le | Total amount of astets.... voeee 1,185,540 76 | 100 Cleve & Pitus Bruce, Bipurn. Atianiie Goean, on a whaling voyage, ‘This epeaks well for marine insurance. = sot D etley, Niore, jshin oon ves, Sam Fracctaeo; barks | ‘The annual report of the Boston and Worcester ~ Tuilroad shows the following business for the year | \ ending December 40, 181 Ine. of net income ag compared with lant year = 81,709 2400 Am Inc. of tons merchandise carried ia the cars 37,320 tons. | 20000 Incseare of passengers carried in the cars 20,502 | 1008 The Boston Post of yeaterday thus notices the | Lake Superior copper mining matters: — Ingot copper is worth 36 cents, and copper stocks have been strongly influenced. Minverola bas advanced to &, “pd do. do. o Philadelphia: € Ve H Wood, Donen, Matamoros; Bio Rio, Drew, N¥ork via Key Went | ruling Eddy. Poineroy, Havwua: iia, chell, Boston: U br Pharos, Howland, ii barke Fenny Baler, Lodge, and Garibaiai, hr W Wilson, Ryan, do 650 Cumb'land Coal 20 certain, The mining interest hax « great im, Victory, Siro tig, Crowell, St shee JB Cr r diventage over ou Co. ter, NOrleaus; Seto! Lt Shay fisteew: ina nena hey ‘a ents sat ine rice Sacrn nod varies is mo do. atk a . oe 8 Clar k. fo: lin, George Pales, | scarcely 0 put inte ® pownd of copper. ‘The aenal Me ry Ntom | estimate to receive for copper ts 20 cents per pound, afd | 200 Harlem pret ..b80 re - WA Plaven + ee CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. douas, gers A We have received a copy of the detailed circu- May, Barer, ' lar of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago | ik showing its condition on the 30th of slovin | November Jaat, The eenergl @ Prince, the WORN wang UNnpamad Qe Wrox oar, Jan, 4 £ Whe 60M tor tote —Salee wore nade m $e road