The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1863, Page 8

ABRIVAL OF THE mane, FOUR DAYS Len FRON NEW ORLEANS, Important Saveediidia on the Mississippi. THE LATE BATTLE AT GALVETOR ater ‘The steamship Marion, Captain Jobrston, from New Orleans, arrived bere yesterday afternoon, Annexed is a fist of her passengers:— W. J. Anderson, H, Baldwin, N. Brown, ¢, Bu- ebapan, a. Campoell, H, H,Cox, Antoni Ferri, D. Fleish- man and lidy, Joseph Holtz, 0. Kernaghan, ‘Covnt Me an, @hild and servant; C. R. Milliken, A. B, Proal, J. B. rayne, 3. A. Richardeun, H. Splain, Edward Taylor, R. 8. By this arrival we have received our ‘usual corres- pondence and files of exchanges. No demonstration against Port Hudson had taken place. Geveral Banks’ Order No. 12, being & translation of the proclamation of January 1, had disappointed those of the population who had hoped that he intended to return fugi- tiveslaves within the portion of Louisiana which is ox- ‘empt by the President, An editorial article which appeared in the eveping edition of the Zirue Delia of the 29th ult., which predicted abat General Banks wouid do just the opposite of what his Order No. 12 promised, was not suffered to appear in the Prue Delta of the following day, and the editor, Dr. Kennedy, was reprimanted. Everything was quiet in New Orleans: Markets at New Orleans dull. Oar New Orleans DarHnePoNmenee: New ORvnays, La,, Feb. 2, 1563. Important Arrest om Lake Pontchartrain—Eeciting Chase On the Lake— What Contraband Goods Were Captured on the Occasion—Amphibious Character of American Sol diers—The British Negro Regiments in the West Indies— the Black Regiments of New Orleans—Tetimonial to Cot. Thorpe, &e. An important arrest was made on Lake Pontchartrain on Saturday night, Captain John G. Hely, of Company C, Ninth Connecticut Volunteers, commands the post at Bickocks’ Landing. His force consists of two companieg. ‘Ow the night in question, the Captain, being on picket duty, got ibe wink of a party of men who were crossing the ake, with the intention of running the blockade, He Promptly had two boats manued, one of which he com manded in person; the other was in charge of his first Meutenant. About six miles from the shore a small speck ‘was discovered from the captain’s boat, which turned out to be the boat he was in pursuit of. The stranger had sails set and vans out; but, though Captain Hely’s boat had oars alone, he eared the other rapidly. ‘There must bave been some tall pulling among Unolo BSamuei’s children that night. On reaching hailing dis tance the suspicious boat was hailed two or three times; ‘Dut, aa no answer was ¢licited, a ritle was fired to teach Rer crew ood manners. The bullet, it was afterwards ascortained, took effect in the cap of one of the men be donging to the rebel buat, It had the effect intended; for the boat Rove to, and the loyal craft went alongside, when there was found on board some $800 worth of quinine; about the came valne in chloroform; thirteen ‘boxes, coL.taining each two dozen of cotton cards; three boxes of assorted medicines, together witha lot of mis. celiancous articles, just what the rebels mosi need. On one man $400 in money was found, But the best part of ‘the prize was a mail bag, containing seventy letters. The bag was thrown overb ard: but the action was scen by Captain Hely, aud, as the water was shallow, he bad no difiiculty in recovering it. The contente of the letters have wot been made known, of course; but they tend to impli cate not only persons in New Orleans. og ore ot the leading men of the North. theae Jetters came by the last Pv mg aaa are port dated ‘ Yaukeedom,” January 81. A pretty little kettie of fleh is likely to be cooked out of this aifwir. ‘The matter is to be mvestigated before Judge Peabody, in the Provost Court, tomorrow, As a matter of eourse your correspondent will be present,as the ‘‘chiel amany ye takin’ notes,’ in the hope that the editor of the Herarp will “prent ‘em.’ [think it quite likely that this matter will result in somebody boing “hurt.’? ‘This affair 8 an iiluetration of the amphibious charactor “f American soldiers; it i# one of those episodes of the present war—a few of which I have seon—whieh seem to derive the terms “horse marine” and ‘naval cavairy”’ of the character of @ joke. In fuct, 1ehould not be sur: prived if Congress should institute the grade of brigadier admiral. It certainly wonld not be more surprising than some of ete of that body, Witness the capital ton ‘mot of having rear admirais, without spy admiral at all ‘Two more colored regiments are to be raised. There fre three already. The fourth is to be raised imme diately and tho fifth soon r. Ib may not be enerally kucwn that in the British army there are for west Indie regiments composed of pure blacka, ‘but officered oxciusively by whites. 1B the staff von. commissioned officers are white men. These troope aro ‘very effective, and two of the regiments at least, per- N three. bave on their regiinental colors the words pe,” * Martinique,” indicating that they assisted in the capta ig. They wero formorly recruited from the coast uf Africa; but lately West India negroes have been prefer- . Colone! Whitfield, commanding the Sec nd rogi- ment, told me, though, that he would not have a Deme vara nor a Barbadocs uegro for a gift, (or they are saucy rascals, He prefers the Jamaica men, and he has re- ‘eTuited extensively from thei. i ‘He great fault of these troops is that they ere not as amerable to discipline as whites. When their blood is ‘ence up their officers cannot restrain them. They are otherwise decile and very sober men. Towards the close of Crimean war the Fecond regi meut volunteered to take part in the struggle unanimous- but ihe time Colonel Whitheld, who was im Eng. nd, arrived in Jamaiea, the beadquarters of his regi. ont, peace hal boon desiared. It ts the intention iu the organization of the new reg! aunts of native euards to follow the British pattern, and ‘officer them by white men On Friday evening the laboring men on the levoe, wirests and canaia ited ( olovel T. B, Thorpe, city Sorveyor, with a bundsome and well deserved testimonial, #0 the shape of a massive silver salver, pitcher apd two lets. The Colovel has long resisted every voller ef the ind, aud was only ind to do #0 op the work baviog ‘beeu gunpented by order of General Banks, but on the ex prese jation, which an ‘The presentation took place at the Cuttod Statos Restaurant, in Commun street, Presence of about thirty gentlemen. It was accompanied ae the following address, which was read by Mr. Craw ford, the chairman of the commitioe — Coronet Tworre—i have ibe honor at this occasion to = ier Mejor : ral pes 8 onde: o os a no plaved in your charge, atid to present wou in theif nam with thie silver service, whieh Is intended by them as @ testi jal of whole wrativude to you for your \uiform kindness and consider * work nuder your diregtio yon, ste, thetr ano chil¢ren. for soa wile arryine out Ma, tweful and honorable c vm warring. | Rireng wen go not like to he reeiplems s con erred! on UA felosive us honurnble employment, that we tay earn an honest Ivins For a“ yon bave done we nynin and meas our bums 4. not for Ita ¢ omar hearts if the bank gratitude will «and ‘or Kindness received at your resent was thon introduced and examined by eset. and prououneed a beautiful specimen of © plcuer has the follow\ng rerocerererroese reser ertese® Presented OL. £8) THORPE men pane, working Special order ne ne rpeneee 4 UY. Drs soveccersbceree wetereevevannccrse reer sesety Colone Thorpe made a pulable reply, af mpany sat down to an slegant collation “Literally groan '' nuder the weight { good thin of my brethren of the note and penct! are imply bocauee it had wo lungs te grows wat abundantly supplied. The good cly sperved with Aome exveilant ringing, tows! y ying, and the company separated adut —¢ hours ayant the twa \owiu the general order of Gor waving 1c lpation prockama@tion :— DEK Dew woe sia The fo! wt Banks Trew. tent a pubic Interest peremptorily deman odt over ineane of sappert be r narnerlae by Iahor Neprone are hot » we thelr oniplaynrr nernaeiver Ann [amie vw G0 Ch vmetence. Wherer le a hog he postu ry {dleness or allowe'! to wander through the parishe and cities of We Stato without employment Vagrancy and crime will be suppressed by an enforced aud comslant ovcupation aad sideration labor i entitled to some equi'a- i Proporven of the crops 1s To secure the ob. a of the uestration Commis Somnath dant dwt tioncoufogemn ha provide for tne food, paniere and Pea prey emsation for the ne- mi of BOZro labor, Whic Seer treetinent an Sething, OEY ee an cralba protein ae Hrhould be jnst, early | groea, ' crop, a8 may be <eenies. advisavle, i bat overordilani sgugrod.- | Wie2,sorepted by the other parties, all the conditions or “2vdnuet rvice. reapeetful deportment, correet am ordination ehall bo enteresteen the e oll cers of the government, ‘To secure weir payment ot Inbor will constitute a Len upon ite products, This may not te the best but itis now the only practicable Wise wen w: what they cau when they cannot would, nll 2 the law of success," In peace under this voluntary Taber the Blute of Louisiana will produce Unreefold duct pf us most prosperous year 'n the past, ar ermasler’s L. Spar tinen’ Ww Charge’ ran th barvaing CORD ON deveried ells, Soe pula nel estaie® Thenployed hegtors will be eng: vice under the control of suitable agents or & juskcompensa lon an food, clothing end money, With the terms agreed upon by the Couznission, and under such regulations ax will tend to keep families together, to impart rel! supporting hadics tothe negroes and prot ct ibe bent imierests of the people and the government. By command of iajor General BANKS, Ricuaxo B. Inwas, Lieutenant Colonel, Assistant Adju- tant General. A large number of rebels leave under a flag of truce to-day by the steamer Pawnee. Naw Onteans, Feb. 2, 1863. Movernents West of the Mississippi River—Successful Dash on the Grosse Iete—Bupedition te Franklin and Arriva of Deserters—What the Rebels Think of Our Black Regi ments and Their Officers, ae Movements have been made wost of the Mississipp) within the last féw days which, if not of great amport- ance in themselves, are undoubtedly preliminary to greater and more important operations in that vicinity. SUCCESSFUL DASH ON THE GROSSE TENE, On Wedne eday ast Captain Williamson and Lieutenant Perkins, of the unattached cavalry, with a force of sey- enty-two men, sixty of them cavalry meu and twelve from the gunboat Albatross, moved from Donaldsonyille against the enemy, who was fortifying @t the Park, a place on the Grosse Tete, about twenty miles below Baton Rouge, on the opposite side of the river, The expedition had with ita boat howitzer, and, coming on the enemy unexpectedly to him, soon’ succeeded in scattering and driving away his forces and capturing ten or twelve pri- soners. ‘The rebel fortiticationa and rifle pits were completely destroyed, a8 were also the camp and stables, and a con siderable quantity of ainmunition, blankets, rations and ‘equipments fell into our bands. ‘On our side there was no logs, The expedition, in fact, accomplished ail! that was cxpected, and was a complete lanier or ‘ai bful ley ie in command of the rebels on the Grosse Tote, and is expecting an attack from cur forces. Perhaps he wil! not ve disappointed. EXVEDINION (@ YRANKLIN. On Tuesday night last, the 27th, Captain Goodwin, of the gunboat Diana, started with one company of the ‘Twenty-first Indiana regiment on board for Grand Lakes, to land a force opposite Franklin and destroy the rebol gunboat Hart, a small craft belonging to the flectof the rebel Captain Fuller, who formerly commanded the Cotton, The expedition arrived too late to land under cover of the night, as wae intended, and returned without accom Plishing the object for which it was despatched. ARRIVAL OF CONSUBII-E DESERTERS, ‘Thirteen rebel conscripts have deserted and come with in our lites at Brashear City within tho last 1ew days. ‘They report that the rebels have constructed numerous Title pits, extending along the Atchafalaya river, and are making evory effort In their power to prepare to repel a movement on our part, which they evidently regard as immineut, Two women, who came within our lines, gave an ao count of a long conversation which they bad with rebel officers, Among other things they state that the rebely profess Uke utmvst contempt for the negro regiments of this dopartment, and say they only want # chance to mect them in battle; and, as for the white officers of there regi — they swear they will hang every one whey can cate Retugees who have just arrived here from Matamoros Z intelligence that the rebel States agents in that At, are in expectation of the immediate arrival of threo cargos of arms for the rebel service. ‘There wore not less than fifty #ail at Matamoros, and these vessele were engaged in trade between the rebels and the nume- roos *)eculators of every name and nation that swarm in the towns on the border. The Defence of the Harriet Lane. LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED ON THE HARRIET LANE, (From the Galveston letter, Jan. 8, in Houston Telegraph. | Killed—Captain J. M. Wamwrght, First Lieuteuant Edward Lea, James Pollock, Jonn Hart, Henry Newton, Wounded: Nickles, —— Hngerty, J. M. Cuming ton, ——~ O’Shonesay,G. R. Day, W. D. Parker, ¥. Mor- reli, Acting Master Hamilton, ae ing Master W. L. Mon roe. Lieutenant Cowden, Ordnance Bergeant Wentworth, —— Mclermott, eaitor; —— Jackson, —— Frazer, — Herron, F. oh Joselyn, E. B, Double, F. 3. Nott, J. Vindt, —s f mnsle. Oe oe eas Waiiy otters siighity Woaeter, BH uot in the hospital, Captain Walowright and Lieutenant Loa defended their shiv like brave men. All the crew stood by their ship to the last, and I,feel proud to pay this tribute to brave men, although they be our enemy. The funeral of Captain Wainwright and Iicutenant Lea was attended by a large concourse of citizens aud soldiers this day, and # soldier's lust tribute was paid to the retains of these brave officers, 1 Lave no reliable report of the casnalties of the Forty. second Mussachuretts regiment, but will try to get one, and alvo a further list of our ktlled and wounded. 4 News from the Rio Grande. MATAMOROS NOT OCCUTIED BY THE FRENCH—TAM- PICO EVACUATED, a foetin tor oF CB Weather during the passa; 163 ton: petroleum to Europe. Tne follows ARE L Bun re not Loe abipping ieud — “patie -aaagtives U soa guninal m, Comman jer Win it amd 2 avs. Dron {ress Moo ng mice tow US “ean iin vont Water Wb S sccm eucoat Waves Wicch, Lient Coumanding Pea- ts Fart Raval Sith at anc? Saye trou Fortress 40%- Ship PJ Southard, te Seuchard Wright's i, A Cosurtan, Lo: Brink Be, Schr BW Brown, Mughes, Alegondria, an: | Tertrese a 1p ballast, 0 Jones Siusch & Co. 7 wkLQW Brig Kei nebss. ~ Bley 690 alas and (wo bri 8 Mont: ahr tea jontanesa (Bp); su Darks Aina, Tivola Pan cig BR Br agpiDbere, prea! ‘Also seamanip Lila Wine at sinh cANNE Mabie Hat. Miseel We are indebted to Capt Wm H Chapin, of U 8 steam trans: days from |.port Ulen 8 Terry, for particular favors, We are avain indebted to Mr John A Phillipa, the oblizing” purser of the steamabip Marion, from New Orleans, for ja pers, passenger liste, &c, Sspeanin Connnta, Sumner, trom New Orleans for Rew York, on her way down the Mississippi, struck h a nunken obstruction in the channele which caused her. 10 Jeak, and she put into Philadelphia 7th Inat for repalge. Saeamsniv Gronar Wasiiincrox—The N O Pleayuze othe 29h ult nays:--We learn that the seaunship Geores, G/asuing ton, which lett her wharf at 8}g AM on pe morning for New York, crostod the barat half-pust 9° P day Pine mani Ay Fe A the at ‘kabie ours, is is another proot ? of this gitgans seaman. ‘With such tpeed ogelhentwe iter well nown sen golugyqialittes, and { aude f Gager and his aie nt often tie eo dee aitatioaiie azort time of well deserves the eceives from th, ing pub- Me, So far as Hes witha the power of thes po rpcal eteel 1 Assured that passengers wiilmever be laclAng ly aby neces sary to make thelr voyage @ pleasant cue, Sir SoorLaND, Lunt, at Boston for; deo, with a cargo of Kerosene oll and lumber, took Bae a meen ran inet, while at anchor in the stream. Fie was towed to Bud Island Flats, and the People’s ferry wat wentto her assist ance, with two steam fire engines £¢0m East Boston, The ire took Jn the alter part of the ah) a ‘and burat through the cabin floor when St was dincovered. ' Owing to the nllamnma- ble nature of the cargo the fire vairzed rapidly until tre ship Was 00 jire fore perk ‘ane Durio, as forenoon the mainmust fell; her foremast wax afterwards cut away, and the wreck of Ber burnt anusts and spars. with mich aalle, materials und stores as could he reached, were saved. On‘ Sanday night ahe remaiued on the tiats, full of water (o between decks, Dut eutirely enveloped in ‘dames, which had burned her wear. ly to the water’aeige, She would undoubtedly prove a total Joss, together with hor ‘The ship aud cargo were par- tall id wasan AlJg ship of 820 tons, built tn I Hallowell, Me, where she'was bweed. Sup JH Exirorr (of New York), Somers, from Liverpoo! for New York, before Feported totally lost Jan $1 off Liver Poo} and crew’ saved, Al ship of 1077 tons, built in 1856 at New York, whence ahe bailed, Barx Lucky Stak, before reported lost, sailed from Shang. hae Nov 19 for Hong Kong, The LS was 524 tone tegisier, built at Halcimeresn 1896) owued ia Sam Francisco by Nel 600 and others, and rate: Naw pax Ante B ae (of New York), Captain Thompson, from Kenuebunk for Portland, arrived at Ports jouth on Friday morning last. She left Kennebunk with a ew Of eight inen night of 2d inst, abont twelve ovclock, and was driven off Portemouth, w! herd she came to anchor about Tour o'clock afternoon of 84. he lost an an. chor and chain in the turioun alae aud Sboet ATL Friday morning, heving lost the remaining anchor and cha! abe ran into port. Phecrew sufored intensely from the vere cold on Wednesday and Thursday. Be Seimm Bana J Srguiart—The Bermuda Mirror of Jan 2) says:——The soir Sara J Sterritt (Br), trom New York for Granwaa, had continuous gales of wind and thick weather from SW and NW, and on Sunday last, about hall-past. tive BM, she struck on the reefs around the north side of these inlands, abont & quarter ot a mie to the west of North Rock, Finding the vessel had struck, the iPand br tain ordered down the tet go the anchor aud ‘h did not bring her up. siuck fast, when the nd the’ deck load fore: ht her lo th fathoms win in, wh She drifved on the next reef, and ther eet ordered the nasis to be to thrown over to sav " ees, andl cons hey reached the and soon iter rthis town near where they were e 5 i] | | Jan. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Monpay, Feb. 9—6 P. M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows with that of last week:— Werk hentia, om Loans. $179,823,501 Feb, 7... 179) 802 6 Increase, $68 $68,600 Decrease There has been “es city mer-~ ereiry " yespon one | 82 saloajuo “s 38,243,839 8,780,154 LeOAGTT 1,01 125550 9,608,500 quite a8 ‘otive inquiry of late iy and some large parcels have changed hands at 3 per cent premium. As a general rule, outside of this city, the people at large prefer government money, which they can readily recognize and about which they know everything, to any other kind of money. There are persons here, however, who believe that city bills will eventually be redeemed in coin, and, with the latter at 155 a 156, naturally see a profit on purchases of the former at 103. The coin in the banks, however, belongs to the bank deposit ors, and not to the banks themselves. If there were an attempt made to use it, the depsiters would have a right to claim their proportion of it, and would probably move by injunction. The money market is easy onongh at 6a 7 per cent. Established commission houses are supplied with all the money they want at 6 per cent, and the minor speculators experience no difficulty in borrowing at 7 on the ordinary speculative shares, The recent pinch in money has brought in a good deal from the rural districts and from New Eng- land. Debt certificates are % better than on Saturday. Commercial paper of the highest grade sells at 6 a7 per cent. Gold was weaker to-day, the So ahatetiae demand being considerably lighter. It opened at 156, sold down to 155% at the morning board, sold at 155 in the afternoon, and closed that bid, Speculators in gold are very apprehensive that something may be done in Congress or in the Legislature which may spot their market, Exchange was dull at 171% 9172. The demand was light; but on the other hand there are few bills pressing. The stock market was rather dull this morning, and, as a general rule, the prices of Saturday evening, though generally lower than the earliest quotations of this morning, were not sustained at the migening session of, the brokers’ board. Erie declined %, Central %, Hudson 44, Michigan Cen- tral 4, Rock Island 1, Galena 4%, Toledo %, Southern old ¥%, Iinois %. There was a great deal of hammering at the board. Some of the leading operators have become satisfied that Con- gress will leave the finances in a muddle, and are getting out a short line. The movement is not re- sisted with any vigor by the bulls, who probably view the creation of a short interest with con- siderable satisfaction. Dividend paying shares yield but little to the hammering process. New York Central, Erie preferred, Michigan Cen- rong Penision, meus was returning tral, guaranteed, &c., have not declined 3 fast going to pieces, and portions of the cargo are drifting | Per cent since the market culminated acrenusinoue seconnt stated thatthe | 4 fortnight sinee; and the cheaper descrip- BR souk America. Nugent, from Cornwallis, NS, whh a | tions, such as Erie old, Pittsburg, Southern ea & Hyde, of this city, cargo of potatoes, consigned to D: rT ill have to discharge, PR, ashore at Tarpaulin Cove, aud # Grorcia (of Rockland), Pa from Arroyo, for Baltimore, went ashore moraine of Bh. Inst, one mile S of Hattorus Tni'et, the wind from SE and thick at the tin 3 ar apd molasses. Her stern post is Hilged and full of water. Ve "20 probably @ tota) lone. prea Scnm RH Penxrns, Lancaster, from Ha Newpori 9th inst for orders, Had ‘experienced very severe gost and split wails, is leaking. Sonn Minrnva,of Fail River, wrecked at Old, Point. was ult at Fall aver in S47 12, The M isto, RI, with & cargo of Sone Gnawity State, Baker, from New York for Boston before reported on Pe: Stioal, would take out & portion af the argo in lighters, and proceed as soon ible, Vennel tight, Scne Trxxtox, Martin, from St Marys, Md. with oysters, remained ashore on Gaspee Point morning orth, and wad nearly high and dry at low water. “Most of her ‘cargo will have t * taken out before she will come off. The schr Brown Stoue went down ou\Waturday atveruoon for the pur. es of lightering her. ‘empt was made Dec 18 to burn ship Anglo Saxon, of New Bedford repairing at Honoltlus ‘The Are was entlae Fimetosfureitech Esetge yas tone. The sails, rigging, &c, of achr Sarah Frances, wrecked near Fort Adam, will be saved, but the hull will be a totat loss, The side-wheel steamer West Point, bailing from New Foreign Ports. Hanirax, Feb 6,6 AM—Arr Br F eapemnip Arabia, Stone, Boston for Liverpool (and sid at 8 AM). ETC. | Livenvoor, Jan 18—Arr Victoria, Greqory, San Francisco; (From the Now Orieana Pieryuue, Feb. 2) aist, Tuscarora, Dunlavy, Phitadoipht any Meltenry, Rio Grande advices to x r.voived here yes. | Sinith, do; Thornion, Wells, do; Webster, terday. We learn that the ' « had sot oceupied Ma. Sid 17tb, Charlotte, Lombard, Gibraltar (and pu pur sak ‘sty; tamoros, nor bad any moyeiner: heir orces, with such intent, been Beard of op tii 1! ie. News of the evacuntion i oo by the French had reached Jivtamoros. Reports are to the effect that they had marched into the intorior; but we are not definitely informed further than 4s to the actual evacuation, The port of Tanpico, however, was still blockaded. There were ae many ag fifty merchantmen, fromthe at Tas r; Antitrite, at Fal United States and Farope,at the mouth of the Ho iraude, | ‘mort nel 4 ee a F eg for Matamoros, Zid, Hope, at with carg 3 hes coe ‘Aer (oth Philad Lovitt, at Liverpool. SHIPPING NEWS. a tecnvsaten 7 om MOOe Pike. morn = — | Srounded. She'has 16 eet of water in her hold. sets Waren fe 12 &2 |» Ship Favortie, ashore at Sligo, bas gut of. ak 5 Arr from NYork, Emily, at Palermo: Bienhetm, Obestire, Port of New York, K, February 9, 1863. | poriin. and Clausman, at Liverpool: Ubland, Orient. and CLEARED, ee iverpool—Suow & Burgess Ship H Barnard. Pitner: LiverposlecPraak & Deurboons Ship Budget (Br), Sopwith, Live: Chas O Neil & eRe North “América, Guiting, Liverpoot—Willame OMbip Glenelune (Br), Tuynbull, London—James a ra, supe Orpheus (Brem), Weserls, Bromeo—Knauth, Nacbod a Ship Jehu A Parks, Cooper, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres—Nesmnith & Son: rk Audrosine (Br), Looke, Belfast—H P Worwall & Co. Bark Harvest (Br), Anderson, Marseliion—G M Braggictie Bark “Annie Kimball, Humphreys, Buenvs AyreemJobn hip Minnesota (Br), Shi Marcia Ureeuieaf, Metzytan, Bristol, Eng—H H Thom Ship ¥. tors, Dabiin—Thos R Poster. Norton, Fark Wracford, Cables, Phtladeiphin-~Metealf & Duncan. Brig Seotland (Br), MeKinaon, Londov—Allan Hay. Sour Viola, Haskell, Vera Cru. Brig Chas’ Adams (Br), Paverson, Jacinel—J P Whitney & Sehr Phebe, Morrow, May nns—Dollner, 7 a Behr Goo Darby, Rogers, Havana—Jas © atae So, Aehr ania (ir) 5 Dowell, Hulifax—Jas Hunter & Co, aint, Chiy ‘of Manchester ( bee, Ablelds and Hon, River. INDON—Bidt oe Rab (7-3 18, Uncowah, Fo!lans- TEEN park Bhering, Morse, Amoor xn Joux, NB, Feb 2—Arr bark Muskingum, Brogfeldt, on) (Per 81 ue Evrora, at WALirat—TeLeGRareic. } arr from NYork Jan 17, Pavorite, at Sligo; 10th. Volunteer, SWANGMAK, web from New Ori at Tarragona; Sth, N 8 Debnen, and Camino, at do. Sid for NYork Jan ati, from Shields Ship Webster, from New York, while docking at Liverpool, Shaxxpeare, at Deal: Louisa, Milford: Marcia © Day, a Ary trom Balttmore, Elle: Amerie: BOSTON, Feb 7, P' 1 5 Princess Royal, at 1 ‘ ewart, ii Brouwershaven, m Ports. Br schy Minnie Arnold, Mano, Cla barks Bats bat on visto! ; he Lue i Sli sicamer Norman; bark Roarne rr sclire Philip Brhages,, Domingo. | Below a brig. aup- Sth. © Binmons, Atkins Ford the RE Minturn trom Surjuam; whee, J rom Cape Haytien; New York, from York: Helen ‘War, foams Sicual fora US barkanda brig. In the vay @ part % Mullins, Minrnane Prat iAS Hihem, Seen rents May shi: RE. Fe RY. » T—Are echre Kate Merci, Wicks, New Kk; Geo Washi . Portland, Nichois, old, &c., bave, notwithstanding the sharp down- ward turn of a week back, probably cost the bears more than they have yielded them. ‘The public are not moving actively inthe market, owing to the rumors from Washington. But as soon as the financial policy becomes determined we shall again witness renewed activity inthe market. At one P.M., at the public board, stocks were inactive but very steady, especially the Western shares. ‘At the second board governments were better, selling % a °4 per cent above Saturday’s prices; the general caarket was 34 a 44 per cent lower than in the morning. At the four P. M. session of the public board the market was inactive and irregu- lar. Governments, Galena and Hudson were very strong ; other stocks were weak and lower. The following were the closing quotations at hal five:— USO’, reg,'S1 9334 a O3)¢ US OB, eon, 04% a 94 Frie pref. Hudson Rt York, and recently in the service of the. general goverument, a Harley, « Ins oeen purchased by the Individual Enterprise Steatnboat “10294 8.102% Harlem p Company, She is is to undergo extensive Improvements, | US6's,1yrcer 95 a 957, Keadin, and wil! then be placed on the lines of travel of the company’ | 1s demand n.154% @ Lid'e Michigan Con. 96 5¢ ,Suip Atlantic, of Nantucket, Iying at New Bedford, $21 | Tennessee U's. Giga —* Mich SO&N Ta 588 a ORK as been sold, inventory, S York partion. for $7000. "She wil! provably be hed to carry Pee S0%6 . Mins IagOnrDBAg 8 10646 913g a 915g 12 a 724 Pacilic Mail...1703, a1 Galena & Chi... 924% a 927, NY Gontral 118X810, Cleves Tol. $8 a $03, lecseees HHO T4Z Chic & RK Isld 90% a 91 ee Senate is expected to act upon the financial bill to-morrow, though the final passage may be delayed till Wednesday, A good deal of anxiety is felt on the subject Wall street, owing to the intimations which have been put forth that the Senate believes in Mr. Chase's bank scheme as a source of revenue. The mercantile community desire, above all things, that the government be supplied with money to carry on the war until its object has been attained. They will learn with great regret that any childish alarms caused by the natural advance in gold have led the Senate to shrink from the plain path of duty in the present emergency. business of the Soh-Treasury wax as follows ilinois Cea Cleve & Pitt The Pennsyly ‘ania Coal C ompany has*declared a semi-annual dividend of three and # half per cent, payable on the 16th inst. Hon. Samuel Sioan has been elected a trustee of the United States Trast Company, and his election is confirmed by the Supreme Court. Mr. Geo, H. Bend bas been admitted a member of the firm of Livermore, Clews & Co. in the two States of New York and Massachu- setts nearly two hundred millions of government bends and notes are held by the banks alone. This od Balt, Mariling, York River, Va-Hentiey, phi ee pa bark Jom Bree fnew), Hert. shows how far the banks have extended their as- WashingtonmJonas Senith on Fal wis era Real. Flowers, Hn Rey River: Geor. | sistance tothe general treasury org credit of Sel Philadel oy ter tion. These securities are aa follows, Behr Jus hiwat nag 5 Tilatelohia—Van Brant & mito IL, Feb S—Atr sioop Biaekstone, Allen, NYork for alate Aissnadia ts tas i Hiseaers c i “i Sire Waiter, Kyser, Dias tuland \ Taye RIVER. Feb 7S ochre Rite G Fogg, Newcomb, | 0 york beaks. j i108 000 ods Seer fice Piseban Benbaca FOUCESTER. Feb S—Atr schte Exchange, doute, Port | New York auvings banks, 17/669;130 Sehr H P Williams, Hammond, Fall River { land for Blake. oer F iadelpning Rio ———- Sicamer ¥ranalin, Yous. South ambay. re Calalina, Howard, New | Total. $158,001,174 ARRIVED. _ m Howard, Massachusetts bane... 39/749/515 Steawshio Marion, Jolnstou. rt Mig A iopkine, Leernoff, | Mansachusette ravings banks 6071587 mdse and passengers. to Spotfo: from Vera Crit: schrs DB horden, ad Ave Eve 16.24, pncsed steatnahip Star of the bound 8. LOMEC, Feb Lair ache Leonant, Tarver, N¥o Total—two Staton... e cecees ‘F199 428,176 2 Steamstin Thomasswann (U Stranspert), Niohols, Wash- ant be Monroe. t. Blo Janeito, offer, (9 inaster, y, Havana, Jan 24, with snear, to | e, Jan 26, Double eaded Bhot fAM, | about @ miles Br, of Rt Andrews, NB), Wayeott, Matan tod Boy won & Som, 5 ana, Id dave, i, haltast, to | Sailed pany with orig ff Kennedy | Rogers, % 15 dees, in’ Hoa experience ¥ weather eT, vin Mar iphte ort (gr Ball Rive Schr Antelope, Jones, Boston it Jobm Creel... Freeman, Valiadel m for P ie eeeoaden for Philadelphia rt 3 ferry iL “ ts, m trans. ‘he Chern jeats Bay. ® loamer ov idere, aur Jersey Bic, JOCkAW ry), | spmuvyiuig, Frankha, Allen, aud Willow, St Caroli leh MACHIABYORT, obi v rk: 2d, 8 an 2%, sehr brig Caroline, Talbot, Cuba; © ‘ais for Trinidad; rhave, NY bark Mendi, Sn hrs Sunbeam, P Port Royal; rd), Geneon} Melutyre, Melaiyre, Gia etenaahin Noe th Star, Lefe’ ttal. Mershman, and Empire Catherine, Freeman, NYork; on; bri . award, NYork; M phrevs, Hostog; schrs Howard, Raymond, do, Robt Ac Hon Below, coming: ret 10. songs. t tinport easter, Havana, put ta for ier foc NYorky Mary for » ‘Maer f samship Cambri nner. New Orieane sia Key We si Lia dod Sophia Goat Mori it, § f), Sherwen Warer hi cine ots x Fesent Clty, od, London ” i E. Fob fear fret) Sid + ors Dieter, Bo Para, Mgt, Phiteteyptia San Joan Maskell, s For Guesm, Howkine, ‘do; Je Sc ragee, Gibbs, N Yor! ‘Sth—Arr steamer B, Burgess, 9; sloop Poin: P WoC RIAN, ob did MUNN PRANCISUO, Fob @=.rr se Teme, 8uineon, ony Pavan, RYork via Roo Jane so. ‘1 Are ahips Aree, Starkey. NYora Waa Rover, Crow: tl, Bostum, Mary Brower, Woo), Balti oie t Besides these there wre held as collateral in Massachusetts $2,596,267, and in New Vork a still larger sum, Stock Exchange. Monpay, Feb. 9, 1863, $60000 U 5 6's, BL reg 709 hs Erie RR... 20000 ne 500 U $ 6's, 81,cou. 0) 200 ° 8 5'e,'74,00u, 5000 US 6" 1000 Treas 73 100 jou0 t 8 6'a,ly cert. 6000 20000 5000 17 8 dem notes. % 10 5000 Il cou de, "62. 101 200 Harlom Rit. \ for Newharypart, hav 1000 fil war loana... 10114 100 do. s 000 Tenn 6'S, 1800. 01), 400 Neweomb, Fall River for Tam 000 Missouri 0's 6 100 Farle fur do: “Richard R," do for | Sgn Mi etnne Lo WO... 100 Reading Rit. {00 Mich Gen RI 130 Micb Ste N ta 1000 Mods is toil £000 California 7's 1000 Erie Let m bes. (00 Erictdml ox'79 2000 Hud Riv oon b 2000 MC 8's, ¢Lm et b 4000 Mich South sf 500 Lid Cent &R bes. 5@00 Chic & NW ta 180 Chk RAIL RR pre’ 31000 ao 109 TH Cent RR se ry 2000 D LAW tstm b 1ov0 AA \Bab Let m & Rab 2d a Soue Mig (Risto 5000 PF EW eChigdin 1000 PLPLWarCuitam §000 ClevaPitteathin ‘ 000 ClevécTul sky fit } 1009 Det M&Totl stn it 100 do aa 20000 Aimer gold..bU0 156% 100 do. 1334 10000 do... i we 2000 do... a4 9455 609 Cleve & Tol RR... 994 160 200 1200 w NEW YORK | HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1863. 50 do. 10 91 bo Chi, Bur i Qy RE 109 Pitts, FLW&ChIR 66 srcos%, 81,reg % BOARD, be 300 she Erie RR. 400 do, 1000" Sos, 67, a eat: 1024 1.6000 100 100 Bate River ER oes 830 20 vo, wab pret 200 300 do. 160 Nl Cen RR acrip.. 45 Cleve & Pitts RR. 1000 a oe 1000 Ch}& NW2m 43 5000 Clev &Pitts 4m 83 6000 Tol & Wa 2 mtg 90 10000 Buf, NY&E 1m 107 70000 American gold. 308 20000° do, ied 70000 = do. s.bi0 ite 530 1 200 sbs National Bank 90 200 Cum Coal pref...193, 150 do. 90% 200 Pacife Mail £8 6 Co 0 170 0% 200 Chic& NWRR b10 20 45 2 200° do 19% 200 50 do 19% 150 + 170% 100 Alton & T ae 200 ¥ Central Bi.” 118% Sales at the Public Board. ONE O'CLOCK P.M. $40000 U S demand n 154 100 sha Mich8&NIg 1X 70000 American gold 155% 200 (1 & Pitts RR..b3. a Shs Pacific M:S.83 170 = 100 Galena & Chi RR. 00 do...... 810 170150 do 250 Erio RR....... 60 do 100 00, 50 do... 100 do, 200 Cleve & Tol RR. 300 di 50 Alton & 'T H a 260 Erie pre 300 Chi & RETRR. 100 Hud River RR.opg O84 25 100 Harlem pref..... as i00 100 Reading RR. 100 580 Mich So & NI RR oy 100 50 SSB R ae YM. 100 shs 400 ooo Cleve 2 Piusbarg 200 1,361,' 823, oy ro es 23101, 3170 76.651 1s 109 3 77 ab 19 7802/18 934 113,966, 04 Commonwealth. 2,300,000 373318 Continental. . ‘084,454 278.446 Comn Exchange.. 3.020/112 4391236 Dry Dock Trad’. "966,78 Merchants’ Exch as et izes letropolitan.... .10,869,212 1,604,674 Ni sii08 aro: ry. 407 N. ¥, Exchange 47,407 North Ameries. 250790 193,900 North River onry 262 Ocean Repubiie. + 5,027,182 1,663,904 Seventh Ward.. 1,353,779 "302/248 Shoe &deather. 2.968077 335.168 State........... 6,227,180 $08,256 260 181,406 619,958 18, (117,316 218580 179,892,161 38,243,839 $780,154 166,342,777 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpay, Feb. 9~6 P. M. Asmxs.—Sales were mado of 50 bbis., at 84¢c. for pots and 80. a 9c. for pearls. Breanervurrs.—Flour was down dc. # 10c. per bb}., with Jess inquiry from all sources, particularly from shippers, who were discouraged by the fall in gold and sterling ex. change, Sales were made of 10,500 bbis. State and West- ern, 1,000 do. Southern, and 600 do. Canadian, within our $6 60 a 730 725 700 135 9 00 735 oo 760 00 oo a Good to shoice iasciy to. 97% 21050 Rye flour... woes 30 2 500 Corn meai, Jersey and Brandywine........ 415 «5 00 Corn meal, Brandywine, per punchean.....22 00 a 23 00 Buckwheat flour, per 100 Ibs. ay 250 a 300 —Wheat was Ic, a 2c. lower and dull, Sales wore made of only 60,000 bushels at $1 88 for white Western, $1 73 a $178, for red and amber Westorn, $1 51 a $1 67 for Mil wakes club and amber spring, and $140 $1 63 for Chicago spring. Corn was heavy, sales having been made of 90,000 bushels mixed Western at 920. a 94.¢ for sound, 820. a 92340. for uhsound and hoxted, and 94¢ for Weetern white and yellow. Ryo ruled quiet at $103 8 $112. Sales wero made of 4,000 bushoM barley at $1 45 4 $1 60, and 20 bashols malt at $1 60. Onts wore in less demand at O6¢. a 750. , according to quality. Corres was lightly purchased, bnt holders continued to quote:—Ry», prime, at dc. do. good at fair at Sle. a SL{e. ; Ao. ‘ordinary at Boe. fair to, good cargoes, Sic. she. Maragaibo, lc. FRWGKTS.—~The business transacted ban hand was a rate ; rates were unaltered. To Liverpool iuere shipped 1 509 Wbls, flour at La. 10340. a BR. 27,000 bushels ay at 54d. a 84¢4., in ships” bags, 600 ‘tierces beet mt Hd. 0 44. 6d. 750 boxes bacon at 20s, a 2h. and 200 bags clover seed at 208. To London there were taken 600 bbls. fonr at 2s. 6d,, 400 boxes bacon. on p. t. und 70 tons heavy goods at 255.’ To Glaegow there were engaged 200 | ckages provisions at 83a, 61, | Nay was selling more freely at 900. #61 05 for North — river Hors were in good request at 20¢, a 28¢, for new crop, Thon way beld very firmly, ras quiet, Lavitt were steady, at $1 40 for Fastern, with moderate sailor. Monasts.<There were 650 bbls, New Orleans sold, st 400, 0 (or oid and new ' ‘ons were in fale demand at full prices, inctading pe um, At Mo, a 28e, for crude and 446. a 47c. for re visors, Dork was dull at $14 62% @ €14 81 for old $16 Wn G16 76 for new mews, and 81060 0815 75 cime, with sales of 1,000 bbls, tn love tive, Wat swoady aa] bo of “00 bbie, arg a $12 75 for plain, and $12 15 a $13 50 for extra pk yh wort made also of 1.400 bbls and tlerens the range of 10 96. @ 1159 © bon 200 packages ha it vb 4c. WOMC.; also 600 bbis ni $15 2 $16 60. Butter was in very good reqr 1 21e. for State, and Tc. @ Qe, for ¥ a. Cheese oc lunsed active atid buoyant at 10c. a 4 Toctt was sioady, bat was inactty ogwe.—There were 7,500 packages adh at 29 85 a $3 90 | ScGans were steady, with sales of 400 hihds. at 10)6. a 1aye. for New Orleans, and 104. for Cuba, vow mules were’ made of 180,000 Tbe at Lew | Calcutta linseed | i aur AND NAVY co! Asct one tor ine count 5 Sug Sug book of oe Die 2. | Aa NAVY. ATTENTION, ORF iD salrnns \SEMr. ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE ut haw been seclared on the Capit Blok ot the Penngyiventa Goal Compa ie at the city of New York on and iter Minday, the Iéth of Fel inst. The Transfer Books will be closed fro. the 9th to 16th inst,, both inclusive, GEO. A. HOYT, Treasurer, RMY AND NAVY WAR CLAIM OFPICE.—BOUNTIES, Benaions uni prize woney procured. Ajproved “alma ashen, Prize lists now re be seem at our office for, & Atty tyros vessel, E. D. EWEN & CO., 119 spochabscn room No.7. peta, TION OF “PRIZE MONEY HAVING BREN orde Treaaury Department, of FORTY ONE UNITED STATES VEBoE being paid by the undersizned. JOUN B. MURIAY, Army ana Navy ti No. 39 Nassau : ¥., opposite the Post office, XC) DON AND, PARIS FOR SALE baba OWN FARGO & CO., 4 Broadway, YEW YORK AND NEW “HAVEN N RAILROAD COMPA- ny, corn r Fourth avenue and Tw nty-seventh reasurer's, ofice, January 21, 1B&—A. divi” end of ‘$3 per share has been weclared on the capital stock of (free from government tax) jable at this oillce om ies witSSe ahah thlat ela ecenare te close rts lust ‘BEMENT, Treasurer. FFICE OF THE GULUNBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Wail aud Nassau streets, ‘Cash capital. From staiement Total amount of assets, January 1, ‘otal amount of premiums. Net pro.ts.. Dividend for the year Guaranteed cant ‘dividend to dealers ‘tag spar premiums earned during the year, whether loss has ac- crued or not. «15 per ‘Losses, paid in’ gold upon risks on ‘which ihe premten io patt in like cvirreney. Dealers with this Company will be allowed the option (to be signified at the time of application for insurance) of r@- celving in lieu of scrip. at the end of euch year, returns ' cash, of premiums paid and earned during the year, upoi ‘w risks under the New York form of policy, as n every open policy risks) u) n which there. auar uaa ererz open ole Pad go0audupearte sreturn ‘of twenty per cent. e ure other orem? risks upon cargo and freight a return’ of, {ifteen per cent. 8d, Upou time ‘aks upon bulls and freight, a return of ten Peluch privilege, however, being confined to persous and firms. the aggre, ate of whose premiums upon.snch policies earned and paid during the year shall amount to the snm of one hundred dollars, RECTO! EDWARD ROWE, of ©. Dord & C it for Year ending Lsecember 81, 1563 eertiveates of sume), on ole. | JOHN 8. DICKERSON, of Dickerson, Reed & Co. GEORGE MILN, ABEL DEN of Denison, Binsse & Co, THOS. A.C. COCHRANE, WiLL HALSEY, of Harbecks & Fialsey. THOS. ON. eae . i MUICHELL, of R. Q. Mitchell & Og; ALB EE, of Cofin, Bruce, Bishop & Co. AtBEnr &, BEBof Kent & Go., Chi THOS. 8. DIC} — of Vandervoort, Dickeron & Co., Chen Bo WM, 80 N. Western Rullroad Co., Chi Joly ROIBTRONG. Pres’t Milwaukee Co, Bauk, Milt witis AM YOUNG, Vice President Milwaukee Co. Bank, Milwaukee, ANDREW. J. RICH, President Bank of Attica, Buffalo, doe Woe MAY ‘ELLER, of Galwey, Casado & Telier. ORRten Son WA. H. VOPHA, of Popham & Haxtun, DAVID OWEN . MORRIS, Jn,, of Caldwell & Morris, ENRY J. CAMMANN, of Wilson & Cammann, HOMAS “LORD. AWRENCE wa of Lawvence Myers & Co, ae A. LORD, T BOW NE. of Bowne & Co. , ee SATTERLEE, of Satterlee & Co. D. BATES, J. of Bates & Co., Boston. ' ET M. RU HMOND, of J. M, Richmond & Co., Buffalo, Mo USES MERIUK, of Os noida. AVID J: ELY, of teeynoldn Bly 4 Co, Chicago, Taos ona ‘vice Preston We M. Wurtyry, | Secretary. Q)PFIcE OF THE ERIR RAILROAD COMPANY, 18 Wert street, New York, Jepoery 22, 1 ' DIVIDEND. —ins Board's Dincior of this Company have declared a dividend of Five per vent, free of gover ment tax, on the Preferred Capiai Bg ote te ekraings Of the year ending Slat December, 1863, fo at tne ares aay or Peon wart. au. surer’é office, Evie place, on the 17th to Sasien Ci teats ‘ties oi whose names the st othe t ‘Transfer Books of the Preferred Stock will close at two to Monday, Des open on the 17th of Feuru- ry. __HORATIO N. OTIS, Secretary. By order of the EY PROMPTLY COLLECTED. OSE Fee LTT SR pa [ste of pi ee iceeeee jor which ao may SEWweLL, eX at my of Army and Navy Pay, Bot oa fe ve Mo. ped 1 street, cori Broad. (DHE, CLEW! ELAND AND PITTSBURG RAILROAD Company will pay their First Mo age in ull at the Bank of North America, in the city of New York, Fel ruary 11, 1863, at which thine interest eat on aald bonds dn wii cease, N.McOULLOUGH, President - NITED STATES Nayy PRIZE MONEY Paid by 7. L. BRAYNARD, 81 Wail siroet, $100 BOUNTY PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY PAID. — Fitty three vessels’ prize ise now ready to be Law business taken without pay unleds 119 Nassau u atreet, room No. Te La —ANY PARTY OF GOOD ADDRESS Be ing the above amount to lean on sty. te Scant «:tuation aud good salary lerald otlice, a a oF BONDS AND Srglenaed for for $2. oe WORTH OF BONDS, AND MOS impreved property in New York or Brookly: many ery at No. 5 Tryon row, room § 10. 2, af . $25.000 to suit, Address $20 $40.00( seen at our office, b sigasao es! 10. LOAN ON sett 6 AT six ent, ws remain for uve yours, in (ox 2,916 Post offee. ()() 72 LAX OX BOND AND wont mix. per cent interest, 30,0 0 Variok'street. See 10 LOAN—AT SIX PBR CENT, 7, FROM the Ae oat ted Se Bary on ee @*gr, in separate sums, for AN 60 on city fnly: Apply waku. ‘CHEBTERWA 60 Nassau $65.000 TO LOAN, AT FIVE PER CENT, FOR one year, and at six er oont for the follow. ing four years, on improved real exta e in this city, in sums of trom $6,000 to $20,000. Apply 10 W. street, TO LOAN—AT SIX PER CENT H. WOOD, «5 Wall $75.00 ‘2 on bond and orga ona wore sums, for aterm of this oliy or fee eae $160,000 72 22hS.0%, coe a Qnnu m, for three ort five BORMAN & CO., 168 Broadway. LLCOCK’S POROUB PLASTERS, A genticinan, No. 19 Beekman, street Rheumatism fe ponte A these plasters a 6) REWARD—TO ANY PERSON RETURNING. & Fs art taken from 142 Pia mer hag on last ‘oa iy. ward will be paid of the above (adressen, $ vs LINTON STREET, REWARD —LOsT. FROM ra Tan Slut, about Ww pounds wi retarn- ing her to 0 Twenty fourth etrvety wilt Lipesive the above rewar 4. Bas a REWARD,—LOST. ON THB OTH INST. & LARGE Newisuidtand ‘Dos. back, ith w shite stein upon his throat, There waa an iron ring om it, by returning him to the owner, 35) REWARD—WILL BE PAID, TO ANT PERSON bringing to 1@ Dog, low on the corner of Bayard stre nd yy woaabwere te ite namie of Pinky. Apply wtaT Bayard treet REWARD —BRACBLET LOST.—AT THE 8 "| $10 Mints remanent: Reomenade Lowthe $1 $1 OE Went Pwonty third #rvet, yt 2 ‘Wen Bightecuth | streets REWARD. FOR A DRY GOODS MEMORANDUM ok, binck cover. iteturn to $9 Franklin suet. LOST, BANK BQOK FO. SANS CON. tin ls. return them 14 Thin! avenue, or ty NO. e reward REWARD. ating Ay erman Be fF KEWARD.—LOST IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD BLD aT Wen itt, te te at by rturaing Bey) Ruw at 0-Lost A WED CAM! $20) ; veegeming 2 the, : oe Ag " Harweod, a “Tk rier oR sas FLAGS v om thy rr sinrs im the Belds sith Aue ilk Ainertcan tng, $0 stare in Ls any rO8 row & Baw Te DACCO, ‘fe ig tne shock. 20 91R0. SEGARS AND ARS AT I BSS THAN Vinay, Tip, stale ally wl do, wet 1d very low, EXPRESSES. M's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK: Ver’ Bieveuth rtrwet, bets AMixth avenues. “touseaeld ge Sota 41 tall parts of the wor! wenene Toe te ¢ turaiture w and frow the country. Furpiiurg ores 57 Brow PUPNHA ¢ ing gatavlishmens \ if» ” F