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

2 “FINANCIAL AN COMMERCIAL. espay, July 28—6 P, M. Money is pouring into Wall street from all parts ef the country for employment, an@ conversions @ currency into five-twenty bonds are again be- coming active. The Secretary of the Treasury will arrive here to-morrow morning; but he will find that his machinery is working so well that it cannot be improved, and it may be taken for granted that no changes will be attempted. To the brokers money is worth 5 a6 per cent, the latter being the rate generally asked by the lead- ing banking houses, and the former the highest rate allowed by leading brokers who have unex- ceptionable collateral. Mercantile paper is very scarce; first class names 5 a 5% per cent. Gold was inactive to-day between 127 and 128; it glosed at five P.M. at 127%%. Exchange was 914 a 140; at the latter figure some of the lead- ing bankers sold freely. At 140, with gold at 127} it needs close sailing to be able to cover bills with remittances of specie, and it must therefore be presumed hat the pellers contemplate covering with ftorcantile bills,” though at present prices there is hardly anything which can be shipped to Europe at a profit. The speculation in stocks appears to be gradu- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1863. 1000 Ds6's.lyear cer 10L 4000 Virginia 6's... 614s 81% 4000 Tenn 6s, 90... 65% k 115% 10000 de i) 65% 60 ‘© . 11534 ‘$000 Missouri 6's... 704, 100 do... .-ba0 11536 14000 da 10C Ill Cent full stock. 105 16000 do... 70 250 11 Cent RR scrip. 11514 11000 California 7’s.. 117 100 ¢o. 5 10000 0 & MissRRetfs 84 200 do. 1000 Krie 4th mortbs 1063, 600 do, 17000 AIt&T Ht2dmpt 95° 100 do. 6000 AItkTHt incbds 85 400 do, 16000 = do... .... 86 6 20000 Chi&NWistm 90 3000 1000 110000 American oe 127, . 127: 600 200 24.shs Bk Commerce. 108 100 do, 830 993¢ 500 Canton Company. 33, 30 do. 99% 389 ©. § 823% 200 150 830 14 Del & redGinaice 145-5500 Cleve & Tol RR.. 116: A a ally and steadily increasing and spreading, just as it did before the violent upward movements of January and May last. The commission houses report a considerable increase of outside orders, not only from city customers, but from individuals in all parts of the country. Prices of popular stocks advance, not with a sudden rush, but steadily and firmly, reacting 14 after every rise of 2a 3 per cent. This morning Erie rose %, Reading 44, Erie pre- ferred %, Michigns Central 34, Southern old 134, guaranteed 3, Illinois Central 44, Pittsburg 44, Galena %, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 5%, Terre Haute 114, Chicago and Alton 1%, Alton preferred 1. The only exception to the market was Prairie du Chien, which fell back 134 per cent. Govern- ments were better, with a good inquiry. It is rumored that Mr. Chase has been offered by capi- talists in Germany the money at par for a five per cent thirty years loan. If the offer were accepted the sixes of 1881 and the five-twenties-could not remain at their present price. State stocks were steady this morning—Missouris about 7044. It would appear that a short interest has lately been made in these bonds. This would materially assist an upward movement in them if any bold operator took hold, and if the market continues in its present condition it is safe to predict that they will attract attention before long. In one year, with good management, the whole ar- rears of interest due on these bonds.might be ad- justed, and the price of the bonds raised to its old figure. At the one P. M. call the market was very strong indeed, everything being %4a%% per cent better. Harlem rose 6 per cent, with large trans- actions. Atthe second board there was some realizing on Eric, Harlem, &c., and the market generally lost the advance of the middle board. Prairie du Chien dropped off 1 per cent. Terre Haute was strong and advanced 124. At the four P. M. call the whole market was strong again; the bids for all classes of stock were numerous and the offerings‘light. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— US 6's,'81,reg.105 34 0 106 use . ‘Tor Haute pre. 845 a 84: Chic & Alton... 8234 3 is | 32 The directors of the Chicago and Alton Railroad have followed the example of the directors of the Erie, and declared a dividend on their common stock. The dividends are 3% on the preferred and 2% on the common. This decision, which was not generally anticipated—as it had been given out by directors that the road would need all the money it had after paying interest onthe preferred stock for construction and repairs—gives universal satis- faction. The principle that stockholders are en- titled to the income of their property is beginning to be understood by railway managers, and it is fair to presume that we shall not witness many more attempts by boards of direction to jockey their constituents out of the money which belongs to them. The next road that will take its place on the dividend paying list will be the Terre Haute and Alton, The earnings for the year 1863, which were estimated by the company fome time since at $1,350,000, will proba- bly not fall short of $1,500,000. For the six months ending June 30 they were over $700,- 000. The company estimated that with earnings of $1,350,000 they could pay four per cent on the common stock. If they earn $1,500,000 they will be able to pay seven per cent and have a hand- some surplus on hand. After the example set by the Chicago and Alton it may be presumed, at all events, that some dividend on the common stock of the Terre Haute is reasonably certain this year. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows $2,989,553 18 . _ 164,000 00 ‘The aggregate exports of produce and merchan- dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week were $3,926,390. The Leather Manufacturers’ Bank has declared semi-annual dividend of five per tax, payable on the Ist of August. The statement of the Philadelphia banks for the week ending on Monday was as follows:— Capital stock .. Loans and discounts ent, free of Specie ia benk.. United states demand and teri tender notes 7,903,722 Due from other banks 3,034,009 Due to other banks. 4,805 045, Deposita.. 20,448,430 Circulation 2,418,468 This comperes with the statement of the last four weeks as follows:— Low Specic, Circulation, Deporite, July 6.....$35,088, atl 4,200,745 2.564.568 28,504,514 July 13..... 34,500.542 4.560,802 2,507,729 28,701,513 July 20. 34,662,006 4,361,000 2.432.986 29,931,608 duly 27..... S4017 O47 4,227,448 2,418,403 30,448,430 ‘The last Bank of England statement shows the following variations as compared with the previ- ous week :— Increase, Decrease. Public deposits... £645 876 Other deposits. — 2,213,808 Notes in circulation, c pn Rost...... - 92,704 On the other side of the account :— Government securitics Other securities... Coin and bullion Notes unemployed... Proves. Brothers & bis notice American stocks as gencrally neglected and without variation in | nominal value. E. F. Satterthwaite says :— The market for American securities in London remains 1h the same inactive state reported in our last two circu Jars. hext mail (rom the United States is looked for with much anxiety, and until more decisive intelligence Is received we do pot anticipate m ange {rom the pre- Sent inactivity. Erie romajoe firm, but Iifois Coutral Mares exhiiit a fractional decling. Subjoined are the rates of disconnt in the chief Continental cities of Europe. In Paria the value of money is rather firmer, and generally the ten- dency appears slightly upwarde:— Bank Rate. Op. Markit. Percent. Per cent. 3 * oi . % 2) 3s 1 3 63 es 53: tried 83 83 sax, | Here 84 * 82 100 do.. b10 1 83 12 Chic & Mi RR... 70 3 34 Mich Cen RR.b10 11635 B25 «ee 116% 82 100 9636 Fy #2000TeT-19pen0&A8 108 Too she Reading RR... 100 8 8] ee do....... 106% 100 Mich Con RR.b30 1164 2000 US 6'slyc.cew 9035 16000 Missouri 6’s.... 70 2000 American gold. Tak 0 Seles at the Public Board. 1000 sha BksCoL€.s10 or Lg och Har RR. ...230 itd 200N ¥ vr ah 1247 do.. 810 10034 pret ..b3 10835 260 Poock P. ToOshs MS&NIRR.#10 881 RR.. ..83 130: Hone te, -. I 100 lilinois Gea RR . ae Frie au CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tunspay, July 28—6 P. M. Amuxs.—There were 50 bbis. pots sold at 6%0. a 7c. Pearls continued quiet at 8%c. Breavervurrs.—Flour was depressed and lower to-day. ‘The day’s sales incluaed 16,500 bbis. State and Western, 800 Southern and 500 Canadian, within our revised quo- tations:— ogee lh marae 410 a 460 Extra State... seeene 49 a 5 ‘Commen to choice exti 5600 a 900 Canadian......... 5610 8 725 Southern mixed to good supertine. 585 a 655 Fxtrado..... 600 a 800 Good to choice family do.. 800 a 900 Rye flour........ - 340 0 625 Corn meal, Jersey and Prandywine. . 400 a 440 —Wheat was cheaper and less freely “Aoalt in. The day's sales were 104,000 bushels, at $1 35 for white, $1 28 a $1.32 for ambor, $122 a $1 28 for red winter Western, $111 4 $1 26 for Milwaukee club and amber Iowa, $1 a $1 18 for Chicago spring, $1 53 for choice white Kentucky, and $1 30 a $1 43 for amber State. Cora was in less do- mand and closed heavily, with sales of 78,000 bushels, in- cluding mixed Western at 66c. a 6&c. for unsound and 690 & 70c, for sound, and also 22. for yellow Western and white do. Onts were quite heavy at 65c. a 770. Rye soid to the extent of 12,500 bushols at 85c. a 96c. Barley and barley malt continued neglected. CaNDLEs.—There was more doing in adamantine at 19¢. rr ine but ether fe J ‘were inactive. Corrme.- ’s gale of Rio and Santos reached “a further reduction of 3c. per Dad market closing with a downward tendency. We quote: Rio, prime, 2se. 2Te. a BT se.; fair, 26e. ‘966 ¢ t 26 gc. @ 26360. ; ; Maracaibo, 29° Btock of Rio. and i"Santons 040 bnge; Mas n 5 Laguayre, 200; St. Sy Domingo, 1,850; Ji descriptions, Correx wus ia more demand whieh indicates a slight improvement. bales bss Ste er L and depressed. shi wat 200 bbls flour at 1s. oan ‘at 6d. a74., by sailing vessels apd steamer; 100 . tobacco at 358. ro Ginagow ,500 bois. flour at 2s. Od. ; 7,000 bushels wheat on p. t. To British ports direct, two —_ param onp.t, To Antwerp, 500 bbis. four 2x, Od.; 18,000 bushels grain at Ts. ‘To Rotterdum, Tito bbls. flour nt 8s. Frvit,—Raisins were more after at $4 68 a $4 65 for layer, and $4 20 for bunch. fax was in fair demand at 85c. a $1 for North river Hors continued inactive at 150. a 220. Mytaxs were in limited demand and unsettled in price. Motasses,—New Orloans sold tothe extent of 156 bis. At 0. 0 430. partly by anction. Navat Srones were dull and heavy. We 1 ss, Spirits of turpentis in bbie., per gallon, $3.0 $3 25; rosin, per 280 Ibs. , $28 n $35: tar, por bbl., 87 50 a $10. Ona—There was jess doing in this line, though bayers | bad any existing advantage, Tho closing quotations Liverpool there 20,000 bushels 5 | tor linseed were $1 13.4 $1 16. Fish onls wore about the same as previously represented, Mr. Turner quoted:— | Petroteum, crade, in bbik., per gallon, sic, n 82ec—refined, ta bbis., per gailon (i ), 480. a 510.; refined, in tins, ver gallon (in bond), O2)0. 8 Obe.; spirits, in bbia., por gallon, 2c. a 27ise.', spirits, in tins, por gallon, 87 3c. ag Ponovisione.—Pork was dull and down to $11 60 a $11 62 for old mess, $13 37 for new mess, and $10 60 a $11 12 for prime, with sales of 1,060 bis, ' Beef was in limited Teguest, with sales of 160 bbis. at $9 75 a $13 96 for | prime, and $13 60.4 815 for oxtra mess, Lard was in leew Nd at ce. @ 100., with snes of 900 packages, OF cut moms 245 packages changed hands at 4\;¢. a fc. for shoulders, a4 Sco a 8Xc. for bams. Pacon continned inactive at Ge. & Te, Butter and cheese ruled very face. —Ealca wero made ot 1.100 ba m. were made 00 Fast India, parti Ab Tic. a 7c. Market steady, ” wie! SAvt was th moderate demand at former prices, Sricm were quiet and pominal in price. Sctans wore in (air demand and firm, with rales of 1,150 bhde, at 123¢¢. © 12'¢c. for Porto Rico, 12e. for New Or. ® eo. for Cuba, aiso 18,000 bags Maniia Firsow wen bear) 0h 040, 0 10e., with sales of 15,000 by ely dealt in at ircegulor prices, Fooneea demand for Kentucky is moderate. ‘The nates wore 613 hhite, Kentucky al 9c. a 2c. « a with gales of Waray was beary at 60) bbie. | ral ovfers, and parti Movements im Real Estate, By J. M. Miller. Four lots on 8th av., cor. 74th 8t,, oxch 25%100.... $20,000 By x Kennelly. ‘Thred 4 story and two small brick houses in Broome st., 50 1 e. of Columbia st. pe os 00. 17,000 House and Job 82 West oth et, A BT 5,250 rool: Lym, Frame house and [ot on inate av, 100 ft. eed Vanderbilt ayenue.. By E. H. Ludlow & Co. i Three lots north aida’ 104th, and 4 lots on 105th Sta, , 100 feet oast of Ist av....... 1,500 Six lots south side of 107th and 4 iots oa oot ts, ; 150 foot cast of dav........... ++ 2,600 One tot n, &. 10iet st. 400 thw. of aih D8 » 400 tt. w. of th av.,25x100. 430 One lot n. &. 99th st.,'156 ft. w. of 4th av, 25x100.. 320 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, (orviotaL.} Brno, Buastow, Monnay, uty zone feo ‘The Board met pursuant ih lag el po a te Davin T. Vacuntine, Clerk of the Common t Counc Pca vee pouty the member ofthe, ‘Board a lermen to meet in apec: session in hi tt aes its Hall, on gti Bind ‘27th fast” tome clock which acl tion, should any be aincd om the bed ‘both Boarts a mmou Counci ‘onthe 1th in eo to rage eolanters rh 26 of ee. of en ye alt ack as and to e: to his ae, one nat ; ya i a ia ina oe the Boerd. 7. HENRY, ‘katte FA nth district, MITO! district. Jeux TARDY Eat McOOOL, Fifth district. ite Pin dintrict. LONG. & J. CHIPP, Sever ith district. Ft Walsh, Eaq,, President, and the follow- id, Fox, Hi Reed, Chipp, Mitchell, Ryors, Hardy, Masterson, “Ouse Pasion ed Long—lt. MESSAGE FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR. [Rublished in the Hamat enbending the reading of, te saa A ‘id. Masterson moved vading be suspended: and that the paper inks the saat couran eis’ recelelt Taid upon. the table ten days, entered at length in the minutes aed published in the papers employed by the Supoeee. was carried. aia, Pancer—Bill of Brees on, for furnishing din- nee Thirty-sizth regiment, smounting to $2,000. Which By the same—Petition of John MeA asses spent re remitted. ‘Which was referred to the Commitee oo the en samie—Petition of of prorerty owners to regulate and grade ig t, between the Bighth and ‘Tenth Sreceen Roads. B: erican German School for & z et groand, ‘Which was referred tothe Committee on inani att “Aiderman ¥ Lp tion of Joseph Ballesheim By Al Pr n of Josep! Which was accepted, and the folowing steer adopted be Resolved, That t Wwilinn tf HY Youngs be and he is here! appointed a commissioner of deed: count of New York, in " hich was adapt d to be sent to the Board of ‘councilmen for concurrence this ereal y Alderman Harpy—Petition of Andrew ede for a donat ages caused by being from wason by reason of the defective ‘condition of the street. Which teferred to the Committee on Finan: By the Presipxnt—Remonatrance of the owners af lots on Seventy. ninth street, from Tenth avenue to Broadway, in the matter of re lating. , curbing and guitering and flagging Late and » Which was refer to the Com- eon y Alderman MrrcrEti—Petition of the carmen in the Croton Aqueduct Departient relative t fo increase of cartage. Which was laid over. RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Miroari.—Resolved. That the curb and gut- Meee peceee nN Ri street. between Grand and Broome set and reset, where necessary, under the direc- flor ‘of ‘he Street Commissioner. Which was referred to the cbr bigtime ecolrcd, Th That the sidewalk: sh ¢ gue the sidewalks on the easter sido Sof Ridge st heme northerly from the eee ot Grand to No. 8 Bldgs stree t, be tagged, under rection of the Street missioner. ‘Which was relerrod. to the Somes on on streets Revived, ‘That a pas lamp be placed on the weer side Le sireet, between Grand and Broome streets, ut ion of the Street Commissioner. ry Sent notes ‘That oe, Brother & Co., Dermitted to receive ou liver goodn icy eat of nee promine, at th fpore fi number, that further pérmitted to erect and Maintala an awning infront of thelr pie premises, during ure of Council, Which was adopted. sent to the Board of By Alderman it the sidewalks in wer -fourth fons “Bighth and Ninth avenues, js widt A not already done, under the missioner. Which was referred io the Gamtatiee on 8 on Street derman ed, That permission be and tne samo is to construct an awn- ing in front rth a the in premises, No. And whereas, the Comptroller hus dectined to act on said proceedings, in'conse uence of but ten of the members of (ais Board having voted in the affirmative ou the adoption of said pi otto of the provisions herete recribed Uy (his ancinewer and until fines ‘or penalties are paid the city shail have 4 lien on said property for (he aimguat claimed, well 8; thenelore.. © Resolved. Bhat tie Comy be and he i direct, | snicrest. ed to. draw Pa fearran! in favo: ne Matron aren Seg 6, AB abdinancedor of oe are ee Baptist » for the atm of S2aP is in payment of bea pe cting or taco: wtto a ee the proper’ the Madison avenue alt Gi received, Over, and direct work of Madison avenue, LY all the Cos Rew spapers, ‘tise tm to Forty-second street, with Belgian pavement the | yewspaper. i unt to be charged by the Gomptroiler w the account of nations.” Which was laid over, By Alderman MsTenson—W hereas, a resolution was duly pasted by the Commen Council, and was approved en the 3 tothe Bloomingdal Alderman Huey iored to'@lcbenge {16 Onmorinine on Ferries from further Consideration of «report of the Comm mittee on Ferries from the Board of Coosctimen, wah « day of January, 1862, donatin, resolution directing the O engieatier to sel! their ferry at the Ea a ey cone of Gon ‘street at public auction. Which was car 1861 and 1862, but which failed. to. receive the mumber of | Hed. The paper was then laid over votes which the Comptroller deems necessary {warrant ee Se fm de J tha Board do now adjourn. bles fo paging Oe, sae, bai theretores he hereby in au- | Adirmatives-Aidermen Pox, Mitchell, Byers and Ott well—+ Negative—Aldermen Walsh, Henry, McCool, Reed, Chipp, Hardy, Masiereou, Farley and Louge id ‘directed o draw his warrant in favor of Sid- tor ye Smith. Treasurer of the Bloomsiadale Baptist church, for hg sutn of $486 62 with Interent, for axes, Gn. the pro PAVERS HEKETOFORE LAID OVER REOCHED. erty In Nr eetbe ames the accogat of Donatts aa Resolution of Board o< Counciliven that doe Comptro!ter hich was lal rhe be directed to draw his s warran iy Ly T 2 Har By Alderman Orriwe1.t—Whereas, th: Pr rington for $500, with in) ° ier qeevtane building on the avenue, betw: wn nie Tone. ee by yp SE noe 1 ie bx] Boeear a apn the charity of seer the city | Febraary. 190) to the let aay and charge Ch the sams to account of city contingencies, Whieh was lost has thrown upon the charity of the authorit byt the the following vote :— out three ‘bt i trust whieh, ‘ror the leilplessness and utter destitution u these unfortunstes: ONS HRRUMED. Alderman Huxny moved that the Board do ow sAjoura, Which was carried. And ae {ie testbnwr announocd hat the Board —y} oui ‘ ‘egek i? a. Weianterec pedanan 7 Ot VALENTINE’ Clten. at, abould Jdermen Fox, Walsh, Henry, McCool, Reed, be on pia, wale ile. ae ‘heir out omen" Mitchell, Hai , Manterson, Parley and Long —i2 ferlees tne Beregounion’ to which ‘Sot Soca eubecton, tly reconsidered and laid over, moult, and eee ms oenceeely will, enlist 7 their banat the 8) hies an minseralion, ou, of the Common Sonnet bat of allright winded and. enlightened men: and ereas. has demonstrated thi couric im jar more ens han when managed by public oilofals, and children, but a6 | (Phe Schemectady and Catskill Ratiroad. not only children, beatae me sono mete l'be reinvested with Scunweceapr, N. Y., July 28, 1868 wae ant ey onisica pravious fe ers an mat The books for the subscription to the capital slack of Beretore “pry ‘$50,0000be, h iw ap. the Schenectady and Catakil! Railroad Company were pee euraee Ee And hereby, itida | opened in this city yesterday, and $100,000 were sub- th mou tobe by. the Comptroller, whea | scribed. La, iy prowoting vith and, i iy wm ne pores ith of tl Corporation of the Interesting to the Wool Trade. jew York ts hereby pledged to the payment, af oc f7 The ships Mary L, Sutton, for New York, and the . Washington, for Bostoa, are rapidiy filling up. They will carry upwards of 2,000 bales of wool. ‘rial For i selation to the proposed ealeor alease of the aaiie, Wiiieh'was oxrried. “And the anme were lad over. The Sub-Committee on National. ‘Astairs, ap) ceed to Gettysburg, presented a report. 8nd directed to be entered on the minutes. ot tam,the Commitee on Beware of the Board of Aldermen, whom was referred tne resolution to construct a sewer in MUSICAL. | AGNIFICENT ™% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD AMO. forte for ba gre Be eg pat ald oe oe provements, made to order makers, been in use eight tron ts, fully ay rateng, sn complete order: cost St00, fone, iSeinaing Cover. Also Parlor ‘sults, ‘coat for $150; one do. “| Etageres, Mirrors, kease, Ac, at a sacriiice, inted to pro- ‘was received wanes trom Thirteenth to Fourteenth atreet. Which | 43 fest Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenue. was laid — Streets. to whom was referred the re- SPLENDID PIANO FOR bse a B. BARMORE, The ¢ commen an, Sit neilinen to pave Weal street, from ‘348 Bleecker at: street, offer 9 splendid assoriment of weir Piotoken st street to Sas strect, with Belgian pavement. een Pianos, the nd best, with ali (he latest Which was laid over in provements, ‘uaique | ins rie ‘and Guish, and warranted for five years as FIRST CLASS SEVEN 0 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO Public Health, to whom was referred atte Sammie oi "vacant lots in be -fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Which was laid ove ‘The Commitioe on Sireets, to whom waa referred the reso, SII be colct alaaieiben toc eas tae tektem @ lution in relation to West strert, between Christopher and | dverstrung bass. round corners, powe {ul tove of tbe ri Gansevoort streets, Which was laid over. ae an Aino n ci octave resevean: Pinte, femal oor: The Committee on Strects, that, Bary lay street. from Col- | hers, fon trame and brilliant tone, for $70. Gall at No. 10 loge place to West atreet, be ‘paved with Belgian pavement. | Aiton Which was laid over. The Committee on Streets, that Houston street, between "GOOD PIANOFORTE FOR $00—COVER AND ST00L Lewis street and | Kast river, be paved with Belgian pave- A included; also a seven octave sepenti wood Eines. ment. Which laid over. forte. x wont! randeat design, cost 347! beautiful Parlor ‘Organ for $9 which oat $300. pe Hg Twentieth street, near Third avenue, MUSICIAN 18 DESIROUS OF FINDING 80MB boy voice for singing. To such a 6 Feat Nivantages willbe offered. Addvoek, tating age and 1 particulars, Franels, box 160 Herald office, UGLE SE are hte” Sap PATRIOTIC AND OTHER Songs and Glees, 50c.; Hibernia collection, 200 Irish tunes for misiin on flute. 50:'; Muste:ans' Omnibus, about 709 tunes for violin: flute oF carnet, $ti Violin Strings to stand hot weather, silk, 25c.; Italian. REDERICK BLUME, , 08 Bowery. 'AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO at gn immense ascritice if applied for immediately; tuit carved case and mete pearl keys, spleudid tone, overstrin, bass priee B27 Re 28. Hauiiton place, near Bedfe PAPERS HERETOFORE LAID OVER. wate and define the powers and duties An ordinance to ‘ork. Id moved to amend section 191 of said or- guage the blank herein with the sum of $1,500. Which was carried. Fy McCoor moved to fill the blank in section 102 ff $1.20) each. Which was carried. ih ‘derma ae ie Soo aes to further amend section 102 by aduing terete the words following, viz:—"And a messen- ger at a salai ‘peeannum.” Which was carried. caesar of 8 moved still to further amend section 102 by adding thereto the words following, viz :-—' nd twe as- sistant messengere ata salary of $500 each. Which was wuhiercteth tateiewcn tases” teen ‘hich ost e rw I — poet arian, W Walsh, Henry, ‘Mitchell, Hardy, enAuermen Fi Fox, Hall, MoCool, Reed, Chipp, ert 08, aaiedaone AND ” HARMONIUMS, =I at amsortment ta the: city cap, be found as WA: rites crdinabon wes then lost by the following vote.— Tens 4 Broadway, a ns. 100 new and MMirwative-cAlde Fox, Hall, McCvo! Need, Farley and second and! Panam Meldoon ens and’ Harmontums n ms | W an pu F agreeent; month ments received for the ‘ane [ pe for secon Pianos and Melodeons, or taken in exclage for new. Lastru menta tuned and repaired. 1ANO FOR SALE.. Sh HANDSOME “PIANO, IN GOOD TANalice Ald Wala, Heury. Chipp, Mitchell, Harty, ae autre moved thal such vote be reconsidered. Which was Joa by the following vote, toa: out tbe eh section, mea inecrting in sieu thereof the fol- an ate Tae oe Hoven ‘ies, Meas ter per’ order will be 6old at 8 bargain. Apply at 74 Christo ‘Ottiwell—6. Dear street: LIAS An ordinanes to amend sections 17, $0, $3.and 34 of arttele “MUST BE SOLD THIS DAY, AS THE OWNER Jot chapter 2, and sections 44, 46, 47, 43. 49, 1 and 54, of $65, leaves fy city, a beautiful ie ‘octave mahogany articles 3, chapter 2, of Sean Lain =f n plate. very fine ‘one and in good order: will Taling to the legislative deneremene: ordinance by etrik- Fold tor SiS bunt applied Tar togoy, at 405 Fourth atreet, ‘ew doors from the Bowery. Fourt! ted! il take effect? rom the let day sate to be done under the iirection of the Breet Comte This ordinance hal pleaeure ‘Coma of Jantary, 1864.” Which was carried, aN Gareg: and. daring the of the oa Gouna P Aa ie Grdinance as amended was ‘then adopted by the SON RIVER BAILROAD. eae FOR “AL, following vote, ie No: a , leave Chambers stree| pee tee eee. Waa dir directed to be sent to the Board of | f rmetive-cAldermem Fox, Walsh, Henry. MeOool, it - rig ana ToisyE ion Ses Misa Sabah ead te ee tensed Sg Men deme ea ey and Ls meee Rees Suirigain ery i any BR ey, ruth ata cea | ¢ foot wide through a Sapo am *iRiaueet be: | And ihesamewas directed to be seat to the Board of ri and Brooklyn, and baggage checked at the $ween Third and our avenues, under the direction of the Citecatatio ttt the pay of iaggeiore of Golinind exctlind all points on the road and to Saratoga springs, Street Commissioner. Which was referred to the Committee sed irom x er diem. to take e ect from r YON ORK, HARLEM At AND Al _] Wie date wl ‘was a . — will leave Twenty -siath street wBy Alerman, MasrensorRevolred, That a low and Antena fred i the ng breaiene, gy. Hal Hall, iM. stopping a Wilismabridge Wins Pitas. Be my and Eighth and Ninth, Paveniion be ilied tn forshetth, ander Mado BBichell, mn Falis north to Albany, © the. divection of the @rect Commissioner. Which was re, Oitwei, Varley au ved by thi Sai Northern Railroad for Sarswoga and ferred to the Oot waitter on, Public Health. iceakion, that ve waken af the pa ee tre By the same— eS reat exon oth sitea | Croton Anwnduet Department be aut, ate the alee returning of Forty-ninth street, between Broadway and lath arentie, at a Sas BOPAAT, Wiley wee Deena ne Sole ok. isfy" tga be flagged to their full width, where the seme is not alread; the President, Henry, Md, nd 0:18 YM doen, aoaer is freon cre Bre Deverument. Wak | atu fd on el yer, Hardy, Masters, | §ave gant dP a Ye ee By Alderman Mitcne1.—Resolv aicom. | Ottiwell. Farley an Sos Na Neudaiit tb the- Beard of ers ase trains stop at all stations. For Dover mittee of nel lo usceriain and report to thie And the same wes direc oe of ing, 4 P. ing at Waite Plains and stations north rd by what authority tho Hudson River Ratiroad Com- | Counclimen foreancurreuce. | to Dover. ‘Returning, leave Alban! 1 a cate of their freight cars in Gasen wits petmeet, ‘d from the Street Commis. Northorn and Western train’ Belfort, Wate ations bar} ary. Which was adopte: A communication a ¥ Chatham to Croton Falls; L- ved, ‘That | ‘the: cries "Aq sioner eee te a resol! tor ey aging © Outland fitting up Tipmstrt De they are hereby, anthorized and di- | Sellar in Hose Company No.4. laid over. stations north of ie ot white Pa ie rected ir the crosswalks at the corner of Twenty. | 1, The LS angabar Eigene tae lon was reeeied from the City | Whitt Plains, G0, 7. 8:2) A. M.. 12.90. 4 fifth atreet and ‘Third avenue. Which was ado Lat fy A.M. ant? 7 ts P.M. Pym — wehite pene ee nth: sees Poy was wot ged to be sent to the Board Crry Ixsescror’s Dera tat gar tone rsion finabidg rn fare. es Croton F Oty the some Resolved, That permission be, and the same aire tt sii cam come yen aly, a1 ag tt r re ace yoke ar jowon. kige. zi . 4: “ ishereby, granted Garros De Forreat to erecta bay window | Tur vwaye-By the. charter of 1°67 1 a made the guty of | Fi ins, 8 P.M. Williamsbridge aud mie Piatns trains stop on building at sout ‘three feet fi the City Ii or to sugrest to the Common Council si atall stations. Seturning ike of li agama eg ills permlaion foreman I fee only Aiteratfons oe improvemeuts tn, the ordinances m aoniabie Wiluarmabridse, 4 ¥ 0 whiet presides, 01 brane dari ommon Counel,” Which was Wore Patri oe devia neceaure: and 10 urnuance of ‘of | ar al atations uoreh of am at W. om ee pig directed to be sent to the Board of | Us duty 1 ave prepared the ncpom pa ‘a tyes ot - _ SOHN Burcu! By . nance relating to the Hing of ashe ory nena ving bat, yet that petal bee | Fubbian in the in the streets, "and ak your 1 ee mt | TOxnu rir BOCES vn ali a en oe inal eanee 2 rily-tourth ana Pia As arose, with pat eaertig upon the duttes of this offeos, peel sat petra ch ee ee lateral ‘branch in y fourth, street tetween Bist and ae fone io Keeping the city Beventn avenues, 10 connect with the same. Which waste | {275 Civanty. oe Ae ee toy Alleman T ved That Vestry from | Babli on the part of persone occupying tenement buildings | MATRIMONIAL. ‘to West t, be paved with Beigian pavement, | Of turowlng into the street their aslies and garbage, even YouNa MAN OF MEANS, AND DOING & GOOD under the direetion of the Croton Aqueduct Department, | Siter the streets had. oe gen mame ye A’ has become t red of living bachelor's life, Whieh was referred to the Committee on Streets. y Alderman McCoor—Resolved, That the Street Com- missioner be, and he 1s, aurhoriveagand diceeted to purchase fire alarm bell for the Maclougal street tower forthwith. Which was referred to the Commitee on n Fire Department By Alderman Mastrrsox—Resolved, That the ogy Broadway, {rom Forty-ninth to Fifty second atreet, be flag- and reflagged where necessary, under the direction of = * Which was referred to the Commit- fest atrect, t, from eee mr wy fem mre D the same is ni bee ir a Me ones nd une ‘on Boads, at yt Ri tecaiee, Thi Charles s0sde, . B01 Sixth aa - boc Ser ‘until nll iueemise ordered by the the Comuson Council And, the sane was directed ty AE to be sent to the Board of ose ‘Alderman MITCHELL Resolved. wed, That Won of the foremad of py int the Croton oa | ani same , increased BS 2 9) ber day, day, to date from the eon dag of sty. rich. | “By ‘Alderman Hanpr—Resolved, That rece from the Sixth to the Seventh avenue, be er Pavement, one-hail of the expense faa e perty owners an the balance aerate Gier—Whercen. tor, (h 4 erman Siipe—-Whereaa, tor the tnt e dusin %, the unholy rebellion ohick soe boners Sur dee te and hapny nation, the the organized militia of this city have cheerfully respond to the call of thetr country, and, ata moment's warnl willingly left their homex and tamilies to lend thelr aid fe ele i with this revolt against the thehonorof ts a fag, and in Perprtuation'ot tive blesat dings ot (orn — ye most liberal and beneficent ever devi eiereas, i is pecultarly the pleagure ae well ag the duty fe mtinicipal authorities of this ity to hear testimony the prompt and cheer 4 5, response that has on each o¢casion ehararterized the militia thin Guisition for thelr services tne well as for thetr loyalty and fidelity Tartan patience in thi and fatiguing duties that have devolved noes while in active service; therefore, be "hemlet That the thanks ot the city of New York, throueh ita representati: ‘a Common Counc} nvel be, and the same tre here wy, tendered to the privat ‘several militia regiments of Teariran nnd energet¢ manncrin which upon (r= Deeasfonaches have rexponded to the nrgent dembeds of the pay: he for hyd ha fat & for the ability with which med, n pe eenalveds Cit the Committee on National Affaira are hereby directed to canse a oopy of tle forego ble And. resolution to be engrossed and. trameoniteed tot Colonel of each of the c¥y regiments. Which was fet to the Committee on National A Tatra By Alderman Hanuy—Resoived \That the Comptroller be, and he Is hereby, directed to noble this Board at ite next meeting, OF a8 s00n AR le therearter, ‘the fai | terests of their tenants. and p.- con w desirous of forming the juaintance of some Yabie young lady who Is willtaz to open a correspondence ew of matrimony. Address in contidence Curtis, box "6" Herald 0: ailice. ATRIMONIAL.—"“THE MARRIAGE GUIDE” Pre 3 nish them with boxes for the nd that this po Siternauive is left then but to throw the same in the stree’, None of the ditevent \ersona or {amilies occupying these premises feel under obligation to “tend these boxes for the sccommodation of thetr co tenant neighbors gad thus be- ial wwe their ‘and the un, heh ph gag tains information of the utmost sagetetee 0. tievtandtord, i ihe’ pubtic health and comfort. becasne new!s married and thom about iomarry, | Sent postpaid. ou Feceipt of 25 cents, by EMIL T. CAGNEAU, "Thing and justification of absolute necessity ou the | bar 3,057 Post office, New York. 1@ tenants being #0 seems to the under. | — Te ihahs new menue Wt bnporively called fod, whch ‘ATRIMONY MADE EASY, WITH INSTRUCTIONS ill once meet the exigency ot the ssn, for courting, in order to win the affections of the op. plinance with existing nangee_prhbiting th the deposit | posite sex "A bovk of intense fntereat to ‘both married and CCrdc uss tusttet fn the “Mrpots Femedy can at once be | ingle, ¢Beautifully Muscrated, janet past paid on Spplied by ‘holdi Mus owners, of (he above deserved pro. | receipi of 60 cents PECK & CO., ty responsible ia fastance for the violation af the 24 North Wiljinrn street, N. Ww, As provided ‘tor io Mins herewith proposed ents N. B.—Books, Cards, PE ipo Stereoscopic Views, &c, Cat- t0 the present ordinances. slaguies sent on receipt of stamp. By ihe adoption o this amendment wnement owners will — be compelied to take an interest, in the ATRIMONY MADE, BASY.—A BOOK OF INTENSE from the oiteusive matter which {# hourly ons i ‘te A interest It should ‘be in the hands of ‘every married strecta by their tenants, The burden, imposed upon them te contemplating marziage, . 9 tins | a alight one com benelits to ized, and ration s @ handsouel RYH, aR on recs ipt it Atspoattion w It prove an advantage instead of an fojury J. B. MORPHY, must apy measure calc. tors bie. ‘on of Ly "Rasa sireet, N.Y. thie deseript property, — tated for he comfort af tenants, now in EK THE HYMENIAL, THRONE, JQEAD.-rE WHO 3 for tm thee ene large receptacles of sand 28 cents and gets guide 10 the same. “Matrimony ery character of this Ay interest—3) cent which ine Tan: ay instances ‘seems to aien . EVBRETT & pas bas Ratton treet. of remuneration for the smallest amou' monet of an N, B.—Circulars sent on receipt of red whieh ¢ commenta itsell is something to the attention of the authorities 6 w guard to the ong af Suman health conseq' ee et aoe umau beings against the diseases lucldest to TEs well ascertained that in. many of the, pitocipalcttes of urore the gartage box i unknown. ‘Carts ebbecaliy pied sd ‘sehen froek the?housen st, stased Interval jay, and from the | = \ptness and thorougnness with which ibe work te bd, there ie an almost entire of those sive exhibitions which consiantiy meet us in man; of nd from whien few sections are entirely free. sue te Son one vareared to will in time fi cass YOUNG MEN, OF saan oR APPRAR- ance, wish to form "the acuaintance of three. you Indies, with a view to matr object. =, with true Rogkvilie, Chas Stratton, Univnd athe mar t ville, Ghias.T bts Potomée Flotilla, Washington, D. rine ~ 5 ~ CLOTHING. moar; to patemen, if you wish to find a Of our cast off Clothing, Carpets, the best you cam do deal Purnitire dewelry, he, 1 (2 all ng gE ee RR Ok Dole, vo the oid’ well knooe. dealer, B MITA aot meantiaed br th rset a of the pile wepeindey | on Seont Tear Kightoenth street, There: you wall te Gity ger cent more than b dealert Lidites attended by Mira. Mintz chnhy x3 ‘TIRNTION!—AT THE NRW STORE, 14 THIRD ‘avenue, ladies and gentlemen are guaranteed to receive the highest price for eaeh article of cast of Wesring Ap rniture, Carpets, &e., for the New Orleans marke sat reel.” Please do not forget to call oa 0 on OI ML 14 Third avenue, near Fourteenth street, attended by Mrs. Miah. under ‘As regards the evile and inconveniences which seem consequent upon the te t house ay stom in this ci ort ‘that some of { ‘are in gree ameliorat AG the Premises for himself and family, whose ft is to T NO. 197 SIXTH AVENUB —LADIES AND GENTLE. Overk the Taxdcleantiness of the whole \—~¢-4 = While there, ls Bo, reason wy snch 6 Of Glowing, Ce x Fertig in ‘should not Ny adopied, tte ‘mauat be | do ix to call on or sen: NTR, “at tay sinth work, not of Teeafative Nerference, but of the unteam: | avensie, two doors from 1 Mint, True, you ‘rill be dealt wh teyour satistac- meled action of landlords. who will be made to experience | M: Hon and benefit. that their own interests may go band in band wito the in- ium received by 2 toldiara’ f mily ret family a! Pind bonds as the Ist day ary last, the amornt ch stock ened’ site that i} parties to whom sich stock has been | irchaser, Also a | minOO of Central | Noularizing tn or Lon of said oan wae awarled. the premium paid by euch, and the groge amonnt yielded ‘to the treasury from the eale ; lock, pursuant tothe advert senent of such Comp: | a Wohitoh was adopt the same was directed to be smt to the Board of Counelimen for con | ae: Cot —Htesnlved, That the resotution ap. | iy ne Maye July 10, 1863, ‘ir ting the Com: ‘rote | “Araw his warrant in favor of Martin Waters for the sum oF Simp Os, toenable him Wo yay an assesaneni, Leamended, by out the werds “to its proper atoomt,” at the termination or the wala thereof the words ‘to the a ation sal rea rea rN ae 0 ree. " ‘aigeneed to den bee Waters for the sum ot $130 04, toe seaamnent on bis property for lack Sisk and [Or par Duane «tree: 4 it Fesolution, and insertand of donations,” 1 he is hereby a tin favor of Marti im to Tr, 16, then om minutes 1 ard of F'ktirmene December Ce ea in favor of Seorige e - rested to sent wat eucane fi Toon avenoe Ba, said report was alte adop* pase or Cupaiimer. Het approved wi cry Ped a jenaary 8, wer | ment tn the city of New York, whi in the f the munt to aid TTENTION — CAST OFF CLOTRING wis Spades ener erase vartanins | ATTRMPLON 5 RATER CHAT me = nes of partie odending. a ‘ cri reapactay: your bed fen ee ry soreuth xo Saas eee Bames g - 5 ent servant, I. A. BOO) A aOOLE, Cly napector. «| Aft and wenty-sttth eireets, east Ladies attended Yo mK ORDINANC! RELATING TO TI POSITING OF ASHES, GARBAGE AWD RURDISH | ~~~ THERES, T powsny. 7H. ROSENTHAL HAVING A “Ryton, toman ioe ona. Gtr | aes Aa ue tan area ale fork. 1u Common Counelt convened, do a as fol- calling ripe ey po hae —¥ 4 “Becuon 3. The 9 value for Latics aitened wo ot owners of any bullding or tene. ich brfiding ma; fe oven. by three families of more, are hereby required, and it de their duty toprovide, to have pisced | cA ffont of ne: a buildings, oF #0 jor may direct, a and #) the Uepoutt of the ashen. garbage aod Pubbish that say sc. oom ulate from dat ve to aes from snen building. Such bo: piace. before d upon such premises, hall be | Baca Roventhal_ loaner femembe:, sod try 353 Bowery, A ge rere: od xo rongu CLOTHING —LADIES AXD Furniture, any Cast ing. eiry will receive Ry ate heat pris 4 eae eat HAI ARG, 1 ruin evenue, between wireets, Ladies attended by HH rea of trike Che ctor, and in case of a re pera tocumply with all or Seana tes the owner he lable to a fine of $25 (or OF any of the provistons of sah Or owners or leonces ae such build: whey 8! offence. Nant 5 ewemenia wo hae a Whe owner re houege ans tenements to ry — ee AY THE OLB STAND.—LADIES Azp GENTLEMEN a any castom Clothi pete, iture, foweleh RE, we dispose of, will do Well by'caiting ug cries? dresstug L. LIPPM. WM Beventh mug, ete they wi in such bow of. receptacie, ‘Of a | gat we utmost value, i lice aileuded as Baer * said aw ner or owners snail! be > eee each ontence, Se uta ats ENTLE! |AVING ANY NEW OR CAST OFF iF" Ray person be persons whe may break, injure in apose of can obtain the highest cloth: any manner, injetiere withor aigtarh aby garbage boy oF | calling at the store of addressing John ptacle Micrnia! mean in frout of any pursuance of | wirert, near Centre, All orders punctual ie Grdinance shat) be liable to a dine of $25" for every such Sy pie CastiBEna PAYS, rd Biganst PRIC! me Se lied pat dig fnepenee te, rien L. Cast OF gentiemen. ‘Unie oF: Cr ted om there ings by paadrecnlan L Caatiberg, Kor Saar Reser sate Se cs eae ag | Mees res castes en vend Brewer sped wage ha dave OF partis ia WORTH Lore I On the featlicosneate of Vols ontiekac Una! CSeun jest we $10. 000 will ERR hing, ps pared pare fu cr nt a ane aeed oe uatasataar od cic ion bev oP SNe | STFERATGE Lael ae Re oe ; PERsosac. A NEAMINY BLUE EYED FEMALE GiliLo, oF Amerven tree weeks old. for poe Se neeeat ae | Attra AB bos WH Herel Aport & BRauTivcL ed bee een eAeTEGy tk vie TWO LETTERS IN Tu Tun Tee sOKR was OOmb 7 oe SHS aS Cy ee ea lS Teamae Rnowrn =! / anke @ yeu whieh i on Ty WiLL rites Baws B Sas” WEA apoanen To uBs vou 1 LJ x rie ‘LAND OF ean x 334 ey A_ PROPORTION TO ieatmniaiindedel 7 care eut@orows to Bok ae Gs wate a sa Hii "see you Wink, ane Was = tina OF CAVALRY, WH cau favor WHO ARB Fare Coben, yr em ruts SHOULD: me on fae: ‘tring bbw hat York from Routh America, and i ot mantel PuNEe, fad 7 SATURDAY, ow me th the bundle containing (so eute, vreed ATRICK J, NOR, WALLER. ESS Se eS c=. OBERT rine ea Se Pg ee z nk ae oh ay naive none naa # De" aan ‘WOULD LIEK LoutsE. “HOUSES, ROOMS, &©., WANTED. Honn Alyy fa porate vas rant year, Address Wate Zito 187 OF MAY NEXT. FOR «4 aMALe a en OT in ina To m1 RENT—A aM ALL FARM. ANOUT 15 ‘@ acres, emeat about the bg hw ¥ FBoulemter oe or roco\ee Fe sauag terma, ae, D a Wa a FURNISHED Hor pA, “0 on son sit at. a Fourth and tists wes: be rie ae oben mee tee well furnished. ve nll the modern modern improvements, Address T. & K., Herald office. ws ~ dress, ‘satiug terms, 6 x x AS NTEDSBY A SMALL, G} :NTRRL VAMI yamiy, ros. Went Roo Mion of relereuces a a gv and 7 Address for two di ‘arma 8 ‘sul “iooation, Bf felaree fee ty caer jaya, stating Wee ee a errs partioutars, . & ne wees. ANTED—A& wee i B.. MEDIUM B12ED nousm, in good oFder. with Toirl and Severts arenes ane “ys fourth streets | Address © days Post office, Part of rouse might be tanen. A 6MALL FAMILY oF 4 OF A”ULTS, newh side of ‘hdarose bn fee eri Aree, ‘sstactory’ t tereaae Were A Brae | FAMILY, reo oR THREE faretshed, niences for triads aha, haha Wo tec beasonceet LOWER | PART ‘OF A ii tion D Post ollie, “J Ao F' | torte. Drawins ‘oom taceres, Mirrors, = fees tat fat fermiane ko caged in bi cae thee Tabi, sbi Chon, na ie waar (hase aig ate Weoat ‘Sittconth » ‘treet near ar at xan PRICE GIVER YOR SECOXD HAND fies promptly atlearteds Address Pural ‘Hudson 1 FUR! GAXT ABSORE. eRe Loe | pe en, to re operat 7 rare opportumity (or cue ceepern Plansforte all modern im for $260; a stable woltd solid, Fosewo: rich French. satin broca Wilt Ver eal Tor one do for $1(0, Turkish and marble top Tables, Curtains, Paintings, Clocks, Vara, (we Towrwood Bedsteada, Burvat Wasi stands, Bpring and Hate LA great bargain tor cash, Lwynite of KicwAnbs, Ato Wes Eighth street, Clinton place, and Sixth avenues, er A EY private sale, Full } costar roseen Ay wy ‘= FPruestrore WANTED—PARTIES BREAKING UP bousei nd wishing Wo diavose of their Furniture ean tind aca ah ie COL wit pa Trios by addreas ing Marti bay tai Eee be ren, “THE “MILITARY, AW gessarry res. =WE ARB DAILY FURNISHIBO large numbers of substitutes, singly and sy oo ayia rs tivute Agents, ‘as Broatay: OMF ANY, I, THIRTY. SEVENTH REGIMENT N. ra . Oe ig Ay ae hd this command will Ln ah | Sm jroadw (Wea: Toclock. 1s fall. faugue, fo ard ‘duty, Dischargeainag Peet ton eedaatas UNDEREL ©. W, Brann, Orderiy. aa Cota UARTERS SIXTY-NINTH REG! ENT State Fpgese! Guard, Bose x Tompkins & Co. Sul THIRTY SEVEN TH. REGIMENT B. Bas = td Shey wore eperal Order. mi taney giles . 8 Broadway ee Teport tor’ aly He and Gomracicel, ‘29. Companies A and Bon Tha uly '. MA Com, Tuesday aa Re K wil port t | eee youxa, tal eg’ ps {4 good reximent of Ne COTT LIFE ane ae THE BX. OFFICERS oF aera va four 0” York Votw WASHINGTON LIGHT CAVALRY —HEADQUAR ran poe pat House, hetien A rere jercer sireeta, Grones blows, Adjutant 1 gt Lae iy tl NEW YORK VOL! y ts commander, Ali ve served’ in the re- po ard 2 ee ee Ei Birondway, "8 renpam nilacon iat Wagers sare at it apes b-anth rane a Lleetine