The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1863, Page 8

INTERESTING FROM NORF gif, + Edwin F. De Nyse's 7 srepaton. Nonrosx, Va., Awgost 15, 1863. SPRCAL ORDERS have lately been issued by Genera) Ragleo which will un- foubtedly be # great reltel to’ siterimg secesh in this Vicinity. Heretofore it bas T see the complaint that, whereas the widows or WIV @ of Union soldiers were faring well at the expense of Unele Sam, the relicts of Vhoso misguided men who, @ the araor inspired by the Deginning of the present * pyr, were foolish enough to take ep arms against their ¢ jamery%s flag, wore starving; but General Naglee bas co" jeroverted all these erroneous asser- Mons by his issue « ¢ Special Orders No. 24, which is as fellows:-— APRGAL ORDERS—NO. 24. Bar quanreas, DkPaRTMUNT OF VIRGINIA } Srvenru Amy CoRrs, August 12, 1363. * = Soe aw * 9 The Provpet Marshals of the cities of Norfolk and Poristhont) will take possession of all bovses owned by airloyal P¢ ssons now within the rebel lines, and of all geal prove sty within said cities owned by cisloyal persons who t n active part against the government of the United “tates, or who violate the orders of this depart. ment; bat no property shall be condemned uutil written evideAce sbetl have ‘taken in the premises, and be appoved by the general commanding. W®. The tund croated by the rental of the above pro- ee y shall be appropriated exclusively towards ye ire: ae the Lane families of oilicers and soldiers in the iu . * * By command of Brigadier Goueral NAGLE. zo. H. Jonston, Assistant Adjutant General, Official—Cuas. W. "Mariuews, Aid-de-Camp, AFPAIRS IN NORYOLK ‘re m a more quiescent state than could have been ex- pected, considering the late reported emeule Letween the tecal and military authorities, Everybody seems in good bamor, and I have no data for the assertion that there Bas been any ‘hitch’ in tho conduct of affairs between General Nagice and the Mayor. A TARIFF OF PRICES eas lately been established, greatly to the satisfaction of afi civilians in this department, The following ts a copy of the order in question: — HRADQUARTERS, DgpaRrwrat oF VIRGINIA, Norroux, Va., August 15, 1863. ‘The following are established as the maximum which the articles enumerated below may be markets, shops, stores or other places, at Norfolk, Ports- mouth, Fortress Monroe and Yorktown. Any person who ‘hall be convicted of selling at higher rates will be pun- fahed according to the discretion of the Provost Marshal, and his produce shall be forfetted, ‘The only currency permitted will be that established by the government of the United States:— Cents. 1a Sweet potatoes. peers ie ta (tauilet),. 5 Peau eaaiccmmials 5 Geese. Be ‘The ubove prices will be Sintered as the change of sea 00 and state of the oy fond require. By order of ier General R. M. NAGLEE, A. E. Bovey, Major = fos Marshal. THR WEATHER as in a degree moderated, and consequently we all feel {n a better humor for business, and your correspondent fas an opportunity of writing his usual communication without perilling his life during the process. GENERAL NAGLER 1m Dusily engaged in setting affairs at rights in Yorktown. This duty, combined with what he has at the Fortress and at this point, is enough to set any man but bimeelf ‘wm the midst of delirium. Passes are applied for dal); pach numbers that the General has the whole day ‘ep in many instances with this ongrateful species ‘ot work. How he endures the bore of dull platitudes and simplo requests for favors is more than I can u! TF troops, as a proves, ated, quite bealtny, and, nobeiteiadiog he for aby emergency hospitals being end arranged by Jonerat Nagiee, than whom I geen a more ent S, or fhquiring oftcer. Medical ineu are in consequence commencing to awake from sheir Joinerey, sa: you may expect to hear no sick Feports from here {ary arrangensenia uoder the direction of our mid Mil | o¢ oor mil \- tar: bh egg vane pe oo ey parma ‘a ‘aptain J. H. Liebenau, Assistant Adjutant General, on the examining board convened at order of General Foster, for the a mart) BOAT, ciate tercend quite extensive; but, as it is an utter impossibility for si gh Northern men—to replenish ‘hetr almost-ex! “stocks, we are @t present suffering from a vacuum of customary good eotwithstanding, are iy & lively business, and pro- wi (Aegean oy oratot tare for the the bighest prices. Board is three doftare a day, jr starvation” table Bet, and dirty sheets to sleep between. —_ vuloxs, unused to travelling in this benieied grow! somewhat; but it avatls them nothing: iad to pay out thetr greenbiacks to avold the alternative @f sleeping in the gutter. Really. of all the evils I would eall your attention to, the rascaily extortion of hotel keepers is the first. NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. ‘ess Monroe C Moe. Fortress Monrox, nai 16, 1863. Arrival of Distingwished Personages, dc. “Lieutenant Colonel Herman Biggs, Chief Quartermaster of this department, and Captain Gereau, of Major General Poster's staf, arrived this morning from Newbern, on the steamor Kennebeo. I get no news from North Caro- Hina worthy of publication, The Baitimore mail steamer Adelaide brought this Morning a number of distinguished visitors from Wash jogo, among whom T poticea the following geutlermen:— Hon, \ W. Randall, First Assistant Postmaster General; Be n. George W. Mefellan, Seoond Arsistant Postmaster jon. Mr. Moi‘onald, Acting Third Aasietant Post. eri, Wiliam Scott, Eeq., Chief Clerk of the epartinent, Green Adame, Ksq., Auditor ‘Those a were received by Alanson Crane, Fsq., Post his place, and by him escorted to Norfoik ght to the national capital, tw re rrow morning. ‘Treasury Agent for the Exstern United also among the passengers of tuo mer this morning, bi visit 18 one ‘ pleasure. His miasion js to settie tac vexed tion Cf eromting permits for gooda to deal- ors at Norfok ead viciaity, which ft is hoped he will ae- cumplich ere his ret « Oar Po! cies of Commodore Morris. orning the last tribate of respect was paid snmodora Hoary W. Morris, United Mates Navy, and inte commander of the steam sloop-of war Ponsacola, The preliuninary sorvices of tho fancral took place at the residence of Mr, Viuierhooven, No. 165 Kast twelfth atroot, whore the boty lay and the pallbearers assem. vious (0 going arouna to St. George's church ‘Tbe remains of the brave old Commodore were in a plan ‘dut rich rosewood collin, studded with silver pails. He was dressed (a 4 full uodrese salt, aud his cap avd sword wore don the lid of the coftta. r plate on the lid bore the following ingerip. Ata (ow mninutes before ten o'clock the escort arrived from the Navy Yard. It consisted of the following de- a Haitorns ov pall bearers “ergeant Lawler, with twenty marines: Captain Male, in ebarge of the band of “the North Caro- | tina, vetice Lym! concerned, we would bere mention that the rem «of the Commodore were entitled to a larger decurt but, ar there wore not enoughfmarines to make up" the prop + tho offcers at the Navy Yard did the best Lory could wader tuo circumetances. About twenty mints ty eleven o'clock the procession formed ot the house in the wing order: — . Marines, «nb arms reversed. t Band of the North Carolina ‘Tho corpee, carried on the shoulders of the aailora. i ean Vallbearers Admiral Farragut, Commodore } 4 Commodore Hadtor), —Captaln singh Commodore Palmer, ary kine, aaptain Drayton, Paymmnater Rarry he phys ‘jane Rolatives aud friends @ the faruily The band played Hirg# nod in a few minntes they qesahed ihe churob, ihe female portion of the mourners ~ have gover i" ice FH. Oberle, with eight of the crew of the | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST ¥, 1868 poke in praise ot the Commodore's good qualities as an oftiver, @ brother aod a social gentleman, of bis fidelity to his country, the cheerfulness of bir disposition, and of the tenderness of his character. He has performed the soleme funeral rites of four of this family—a sister, fath r, mother, and now the Commodore. After closing 'tis dis: course the solemn and impressive funeral service of tLe Kpiscopal church was read, and the face of the Com- modore exposed and an opportunity offered for all to £6 it for the last time, ‘The procession was then formed and proceeded to Greenwood, where the last ceremonios wore performed. ‘Thus hag passed away a good officer, an accomplished geatioman and atrue citizen The only male surviving relative bearing his vame who was present at tho funeral was Mr. Robert Morris, Clerk of the Hovse of Representatives. A brother of ‘the Commodore is in Texas, He is in the crapley of an Engiish company, bat is not allowed to Jeave the State, He is a good Union man, Mr. Vanderhooven, hig nephew. and who has actod as the Commodore's secretary, as woll as filling the same office for a short time for Admiral Farragut, was present as one of the chief mourners. The Rebels on David's Island. The wounded rebel soldiers are very much in need of hats, shoes and crutches on this island. Rev. Mr. Goss is acting in concert with the authorities in pro- curing such necestury artieles, the government refusing tofurnizh them. Those wishing to aid may send to the care of Hart & Fanning, Nos. 4 and 6 Burling stip. Hun- dreds of these men are coptined in the hospitals this hot weather for want of them, Court Calendar this Day. Judge Betts will sit this day at eleven o'clock to hear Motions on prize or revenue cases, and receive return of process from the United States Marshal, or to attend to sy other business which may be brought before htm counsel. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Driecou—Frensy.—On ‘Baturday, July Father Ewennet, Jamas T. Dmiscout to MEY, both of this city. California, papers please copy. Doyir—Jors.—On Saturday, pages dence of the bride’s mother, vee of St. Ann’s church, Josurn Bt both of this city. 11, by the Rev. irs MARGARET FEx- 15, at the rosi- Father Preston, . Dov to Emity Jonns, Barrisrr.—On Sundays A perl 16,0 Brooklyn, L.T., Ne1son G., son of Wil.jam A. and Willa L. Bartlett, aged 18 days, Basurgs.—In Jersey City,on Monday morning, August 11, Jasams, the beloved ack’ of James aud Mary Barnes, agod 1 year and 12 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 6 Newark avenue, Jersey City, N. J. .—On Sanday, August 16, Carnmnine Buckzsy, a native of Kings county, parish of Horseleap, Ireland’ ‘The friends and acquaintances of the tasally are re. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of Martin Manhasset, Long Island, this y) afternoon, at “two ee, Prien t, Pa. Monday, August Al ju 1D | hase font 17, Mrs. Many Aw Brx1,, wife of James : jotice of the ‘uerow. Burr.—At Auburn, N. Y., on Saturday, August 8, es youngest daughter of Joshua Burt, aged 17 years. CrawForp.—On Monday, Angust 17, after a long and palatal sts iliness, Pergn CrawrorD, Fsq., aged 65 years and months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also the friends of his sons and gon-in-law, J. B. Archer; also bers of invite jo 112 Varick een a irday ', August 15, Mionamt CANxon, a native of parish Granard, county Longford, Ireland. ‘The friends of the Fently are respectfully fovited A po at. tend the funeral. from the residence of his mother and brother Christopher 1 136 Washlogton Street, this (Tues- ') afternoon, at twoo’ clock, without farther akin At South Norwalk, on Sunday, August 16, of — of the lungs, James ©. Cantar, in the 86th year His remains will be taken to Milburn, N. J., for in- terment. Cooxny.—On Monday, August 17, Mary, youngest daughter ot Peter E. aud Aligo Cooney, aged 1 years months and 7 days, Dublin papers please copy. Catgoun,—Suddenly, at Point Pleasant, Ocean county, NJ. ica Ween August 12, a a CaLHour, aged 16 years, son of Commander John Calhoun, United vat and grandson of the ‘ate Jobn C. Clarkson, “converte ate Danbury, Conn., Grrrorn, yonng- sete ot Geereo' . Cowperthwaite, fa the 4th year of jie fuera will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at IF 0 Comm.—At ‘Tappastown, Rockians county, ©. Y., Sunday morn: on ing, August 16. Rev. Iseac D. Cole, tn the o60h veal ae ee M. monroe wite of eldest gon of the Iate Isaac and Sarah Ann Deniko, in the ‘28th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- ‘bers of Company C. Fifty-second regiment, also the mem- bers of Company B, Thirteenth reziment New York State Volunteers. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 72 Adelphi street, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation. Dawsox.—Iin Rrooklyn, on Sunday, Angust 16, Maria Dawson, infant daughter of Sarah and Thoias jJawson, aged 9 months and 6 days. ‘The. funeral will take place at the renidence of her parents, 33 Hamilton avenne, cornor of Commerce street. Sonn Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) morning, ut ten o’clock. Duxwewey.—On Monday, August 17, Mary Dxwwexry, in the ooth yee 60th year of her age The friends and acquaintanoes are respectfaily invited to attend the funeral, from St. Lanrence’s church, York- ville, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. Datroy.—io Williamsburg, on Sunday, Aneust 16, Mar- Garer Darton, at the residence of her son-in law, James Hanan, 52. Wileon Street, agod 67 years, months and 9 days. Funeral services in Christ chureh, Bedford avenue. this (Tuesday) afternoon, at twoe’ciock. The friends of the family are invited to attend. Farremin—-At Port Richmond, Stoten Island, on Monday, Fry, vee Marta Wapx, daughter of James M. and Mary child, aged 4 months and 11 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of Br. H. L. Norris, Port Richmond, on Wednestiay morning, at hal f-part ton oclock. oats {rom foot of Dey atroet at 9:15 Frexex—On Sanday, August 16 Groguk Free, young- est child of Margret and Henry Fecken, agea 9 months and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to ‘attend the funeral, from the residence of hus Prrents, 228 Weet Sventeenth ftreot, this (Tuesaday iflor boon, at two o'clock afternon. Her remains will be taken to the Latheran Cemetery for interment (AuAWay.—On Monday morning, Augvet 17, Laxcine GAULAWAY, #00 of Joi ai inna Sarin Gattaway, aged 2 yours, 3 months and 2: ‘The (tienda and relative invited to atte of ibe family are respectfully i the funeral, at their rosidenca, 30% Pul- ir Oxigrd street, Drooklyn. we Brighton, ate Island, on Mon day, August 17 Wf-past four P.M, of congestion of the brain, SaNrorn GaemN am, aged 27 years. Griaazk.—At New Rochelle, on Sanday, August 16, Henry Cursor, aged 66 years, ‘The relatives hod {riends of the family are respectfuliy invited to attend the faneral, (rom bis iate residence, Now Rochelle, on Wednoaday afternoon, at one orclonk. A train leaves the depot of the New York and New Haven Rajlrond at half-past eleven A. M, for Rochelle. Huerr.—tIn Brooklyn, om Saturday, Augnst 15, Jaye Haran, eldest daughter of the iale Benjamin Alnigiit, io the S3d year of her age, The relatives aud friends of the family are invited to Attend the funeral, from Trinity chapel, New ork, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further ine vitation. Hory.—On Sunday, August 16, Fuzaners Hoy, 0 native of Newtown Forbes, county Longford, and widow of James Hoey. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 73 Mott street, this (Tuesday) afternom, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Harr.-The funeral of the late Mery |, Hart will take Place from the Worwter street synugogne, between Spring aid Privee strecta, on Wednesday afternoon, ot two o'clock, which his relatives and friends are invited to attend, without further notice Hiars.—On Monday morning, | three o'clock, AXDeMW Hew. id 17 days, Philade!phia and Reading papers pleas copy, His relative pd (riende ary spooulalty ineited t tend the funeral, from his late rosidence Houston street, thie (Tuesday) artorno on, ovelock, His remains will be taken eo Dolwe interment. Cars leave Cortlandt tat four JacKHON.—AL Woodbury, I, f., on Sinday, A August aged § + at balf past 2 years, 1 mouths at No. 11 West at three 1. for ook t 16, | Euanirn 1. Jackeon, deoghter 6! Somvel 1. ond Marthe W. Jackeon, in the 42d year of ber sge. Relatives and triends are tovited to aitend the foneral | from the residence of her father, this; Coesday) afer Boon, at two o'clock Kyarr.—At Westfield, N. J.. om Sunday, August 16, Wusann, younges: son of Samuel F. and ‘Angeline M. K aced 3 yoars. 3 monttie and 3 days TThetriends of the tamil = Fespectfally requested to attend the funera). for which carriages will be in watt. ing ut ig a Dusereases street ferry on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock. ‘The remains wii! be taken to Greenwood (or interment. Jowunyen —On Lowe) August 17, of wething, Joma A Marmripe. daughter of Johamna and Heory Lonmeyer, 6 months and 2 days. The friends an relatives are. without further notice, Invited to attend the funeral to the Lutheran (emetary } (n Wednesday afiernonn, at two o'clock, frou tbe resi denee of her parenta, 24 Third av onve. ) Livia gunday, Aogest 16, from tbe e@flecta of a fai the movement may continue irreawar. and wore eaveoially developed is one or } ay Biba school house in Hastings, relatives are respectfully ‘ernest Pysetey morning, at nie o’olock , from hia late reskdenes, 9 2 Tey seventh sre Muiu.—On Monday morning, August 17, Wuuas isms in the 6a beet coe? ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funera!, at bis late residence, Elm street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) orn, eight o’clock. The remains will be taken to Rockville Centre, L. [ oo interment Moxroap.—In Monde: rust 17, Nica Mutrorp, only potas David ota ato Mulford, aged 5 years and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber | parents, 259 Pear! street,on Wednesday afternoon, at tnree o'clock. Manvin —At Lexington, Ky., on Monday, Angust 17, of typhoid fever, contracted’ before veneer? Henny How- kb, third sou of Chas, R. Marvin, of Brooklyn. Notice will be given of the funeral services. O'Connor.—On Monday, August 17, Epwarp J.,80n of Crisis A. and Anne ‘O'Connor, aged 16 years and1 mont) His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in- termont, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from Aha reananee ol bis parents, No. 61 East Broadway, New Poxtocr.—On Monday, August 17, Huzaima Po:10ck, god 13 years and 6 months. The Renta and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. from the residence of her {ather, John R. Pollock, 290 Ploomfleld street, Hoboken. The remains | will bo interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Pansons.—Un Sunday, August 16, Ann Parsons, aged 65 years, a native of Tuam, coanty Galway, Ireland. The friends and acquaintanees are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her sons, 10 Hamilton street. this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'cl ‘Tho remaing will be taken wo Calvary Cemetery for inter ment, Price.—On Monday morning, Augnst 17. Kan Mar- john M. and Mary F. Price, aged 21 FRALL, only child of months and 11 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attena the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at threo o'clock, from the residence of Mrs, Edwin James, Orange, New Jersey. Morris and Vssex train to Brick Choreh Matin leave foot of Cortlandt Street, at two o'clock Norfolk and Richmond (Va.,) paper Prrry.—On Monday, Angust 17, Sen rents Tian ¢ Altrea and Julia A. Perry, aged 4 years, 2.months and lays. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, corner of Grand street and Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, without further invitation. Canada papers please copy. Rizsporry.—On Monday, August 17, Wmur C.,only 80n of William and Elizabeth M. Riesdorph. ‘The-relatives and friendof the family are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from 174 Waverley place. Staves, —On Sanday afternoon, August 16, Jane H., wife of James A. Stevens. Her friends and these of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of ber mother, Mrs. Eliza Marshall, No. 85 Sullivan street. Scuunck —At big residence in Newark, N. J., on Sun- day evening, August 16, ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN ‘cK, aged 31 years. Funeral service will be held in Trinity church, Newark, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sracky.—At Aubrey Farm, near Geneva, N. ¥., on Thursday, August 13, of typhoid fever, ‘ANNA, Lawier, creator of the late James G, Stacy, tin the 29th year of ‘hyoxey.—Maroner TIMONRY, need A 3 years, 10,months and 18 fot of congestion of the The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of hor mother, 97 Forty-ei beh street, between Lexington and Third avenues, this on) afternoon, at two o'clock. ran Cort.—At bis residence, Bashwick Cross Roads, on Monday, August 17, Jony P. Van Corr, aged 74 years, 7 months ana 17 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully. invited to attend the funeral,on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’clock, from the old Bushwick cburob, Rev. 8. H. Meekor, without further invitation. ‘Wrxzamgon.—At English Neighborhood, N. J., on Sun- day, August 16, Marcarer (. Wiriamson, the only sur- viving daughter of Margaret and the late Alfred Wiillam- son, in the 12th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday’ at three o’clock. from the residence of her mother, English Neighborhood. N. J. Wintixc —In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Angust 16, at twelve o'clock M., Fanta,’ youngest daughter of John J. and Emma ‘Whiting, aged 1 year and 3 months. Tho relatives and friends of tho family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock, from 105 Oxford strect, ‘Wenn. —In Procklyn, on Monday morning, August 17, Frepenic 8... youngest son of Henry C. and Ada A. Webb, ‘aged 4 months and 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ‘ited to attend the funeral, eee Se en, Soumneers two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, Wrar,—At Saltersville, N. J, on Saturday, August 16, Sanven Wenn, of New Yori, “aged 54 years, 6 months and 5 days. ARETE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ; Monat, ‘Augus 17—6 P. M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows with that of — week :— ee. ending Spreeie. —_ Uirew'n. Deposits. ugust 8. “sar0.050; 550,840 33,156,548 5,706,024 165,368,116 aaruat 18.. 175 806 Am 32,814) 913 6 613, 177 156,950,043, Decrease. bee mired 281,605 92,847 Increase... 581,927 The deposits are 2 thus on the increase again. We believe that the deposits average is a rising one, and that the actual figure this evening is con- siderably in excess of that which is shown above. On the other hand, the reduction in the loans places the banks in a position of strength, and will compel them this week to seek to extend their discount line for the sake of earning interest on their capital. A good deal of money has been sent to the country during the past two weeks in payment of supplies, &c., for the army. This will mostly come back here before the end of the month. The circulation department of our city banks, which has been of very little consequence under the present law, will become a very impert- ant item when the new banks organized under Mr. Chase’s act go into operation. Money is very abundant; call loans to the brokers range at 56 aG per cent; but several bankmen stated this afternoon that they had been unable to place their means, and the prospect is rather that the rate of interest will fall than that it will rise. Debt certificates advanced this morning 34 of one percent. There is no change in commercial mh) . ki Gold is dull and neglected. The general belief in the fall of Charleston prevents people buying, and the short interest, combined(with the export inquiry, prevents the price falling, It was 125%a % this morning, and at.five o'clock this af- ternoon. Bills are almost nominal; bankers’ rate is 188; but no large amount of bills could be sold at this figure. The wants of the trade are very light, and every ove who can postpone his remit- tances to the other side is doing so, in the belief hat new military and naval enecesses will lead to # fresh decline in the price of exchange. The stock market was vo prices all adyanced considerably, thongh the volume of business wos much lesa than in May or Janufry last. The operations of outside specula- tors are increasing at so moderate a pace that many experienced observers are of the opinion, judging from the volume of bosiness done, that the upward movement is not near its climax yet. At the morning board to-doy New York Central rose 2 per cent, Rrie 144, Hudson 124, Harlem 9, Roading °, Southern old 5, guaranteed 1, Mtinois (. Rock Island 1, Galena 5, ‘Northwestern 2, Terre Haute 1}, Chicago and Alton 2%. As will be seen, the principal advance was in Harlem, Southern old, New York Central, Erie and Fort Wayne. The first moves on principles peculiar to itself; the last mentioned ‘four stocks derive much of their present strength from having been oversold by bear operators on the supposed railroad war. Governments were steady; State stocks aud railroad bonds dull. The lighter fancies were rather neglected. Bucks County Lead fell off) per cent. After the board the murket was very strong indeed, and at the public board at one P.M. the attendance was very large, and the business one large also, Erie rose 4, Central 144, Fort Wayne 2, m 2%, and sn on. The public, who have + the profits of stock speculation, were evidently rushing ia to buy with their old boldaees. At the afternoon session of the board the features of the market were the game, The brokers appeared to have two orders to buy to one to sell, and everything rose in con- sequence. New York Central advanced 2 per cent, Erie 4, Brie preferred 34, Pittsburg 24, Roek Taland 4, Galena %, Harlem 1, &ec., &e. We have never seen the indications of buoyancy more marked, though it is possible that , 48 heretofore, to be y buoyant to-day, and | two stocks atatime. The advance of Central, invited to at- | Reading, Harlem, Hudson, Mlinois Central, &c., to their present prices has made Brie, which is earn- ing a8 much money as any of them, and has great- er prospects inthe future than any Hine in the country, seem comparatively cheap, and it would not be surprising if the force which has been 80 successfully employed in Harlem and old Southern should within a day or two carry Erio up to the price of the other New York roads. After the boord the market was strong, and continued so at the four P.M. call. The tendency at the close was towards increased activity and higher prices. ‘The following were the closing quotations of the day:— y i 118 is Reading... UKs ans Mich Mich Southern110% a 110% Mich guar....1183¢ ratty Central — #1235 Camberiand .. 30% @ 8035 Gove Pitts tore 105" Carton 0... Galena... TOU, a 106 Bronswick,... 6a — Pacifle Maji .:234 9,236 Rock lilaud 7710834 103g Fort Wayne. — Pra du Chien.. 8914 a Hoy ‘Terre Haute... 66 a 67 Hfudson River.14934 0150 Chie & Alton... 83% a 84 Harieya 171g @171% Chic & NW... 88 a 88% The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Total receipts... —¥or customs. Payments Balance... aoe BB, ‘376,563 4A Ry a notice in our advertising columns it will be seen that the New York Central Railroad will re- ceive proposals until the 10th of September next for an issue of five million dollars of six per cent bonds, redeemable Deceinber 15, 1887, to meet in part the debt of three million dollars which be- comes due on the 15th of June next. The Terre Haute and Alton Railroad earned for the past week in Angust, 1863, $26,953 39; in 1862, $18,187 24—giving an increase of $8,766 15. The receipts of the New York and Harlem Rail- road for July were as follows:. “11044 a 10g Frie preferred.105% & 106 ++ $101,857 00 114,090 02 Increase... $12,233 02 The statement of the Pennsylvania Coat Com- pany for the year ending May 1, 1863, shows that the net profits amounted to $454,159 13, or 14 per cent on the capital stock. Out of these earnings one semi-annual dividend of 334 per cent and one of 5 per cent have been declared, leaving still to the credit of profit and loss on the business of the year over five per cent on the capital stock. The coal transported over the Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western Railroad for the week ending August 8 was as follows:— 185,610 06 522,071 09 107,081 15 Shipped north... Shipped south... For corresponding time last year:— 669 06 16,875 18 Year. Tons. Cut, 188,550 10 465,481 18 644,032 08 63,649 05 The following will show the exports of specie from New York to foreign ports for the week ending Angust 15 and since the beginning of the year:— Stm. Scotia, Eaverpoel— Salton gold pty $157,800 ‘American gold eo 858281 Stm, Bremen, Bremen—American ml ++ 163,000 American silver coin... 21,500 German silver coin. 800 Mexican silver coin. . 4,304 ood, Matamoror—Am. gold on 10,000 St. eter ee Ssectobentec Liverpool An. gold cn =: 100,000 Do, and sows 14,000 Stm. Corsica, Nassau—British silver coin. .... 15,000 American silver coin 44,082, American gold coin.... 116,892, Brig Harriet, St. Johns, P. R.—American silver 24,101 Total for the week. $1,210,230 Previously reported .. VAN. 263378494 Total since January 1,, + $27,588,724 Same time in 1862. 87,535,951 Do. ‘1861. 3/263 ‘858 Do. 1860. 32,432,153 Do. 1859. 47,496,512 [Do. ‘1858... ++ 17,001,229 Stock Exchange. ai August 17, 1 $10000 US5's,’'74,reg 95 600shaRend’; ia bio 1 118 oe Motte es cou.c 1063, 500 Jo. 5 11 i 2000 ‘14, cou 963g » y 118 300 7310 pe nO&A 10% 10 1LT3¢ s1000Uae'slyretanew 10000 ‘Tenn 6's, ’90... 500 Virginia 6"s... 3000 Missouri 6's. 5000 do... . 7 tren arena nt! ig 21; % 1 800 atch ces RR, 118) 10000 chi ‘ NW dm 6000 Pitts, FLW&C2d 1000 Clev & Pitts 34 20000 American gold 1255, do... 6.6 D3 12530 25 shs Bk Commerce 70 Shoe & I, bank. 550 Canton © 250 Cam Tou Co pref. 29% ‘i F 300 Ti Con ful stk. oe gg RR scrip. 100 30 Cen Am Trans€o 2 92 American Coal Co 500 BucksCountyL.Co 150 Pacific Mail BS Ci 250 N ¥ Central RR 280 do. 200 (to. 200 do 200 do. 23 20 do 500 Mil & Pr da CRE 90 3200 Erie RR. 190 do a) 100 10. 87 00 100 Toledo & Ww at Se 100 300 9 a0... i 1600 100 0 r 300 100 do, 705 200 #00 Pitts, 44 Wee ii on 1000 1100 m0; 450 Erie tg . 150 a1 100 Hadeon Ned mE 00 9034 900 Harlem RR... . 19 Wee 500 a: Wh 1900 do. do Alton sta 66 200 ao ’ 300 do. ‘0 = 4 500 do. 100 Chi & NW Iso do. 600 do ao. 40 0 Mt Harlem Rit pret. 609 Chi ! 200 Roading RR 800 400 100 100 400 1200 BOARD. $2500 L886 Rg M Ft Indge bal 1000 Miswouri OR. 4 ng 05000 American gold, 1284 123 2oori con Ri seri. 4 ‘hs Canton Co, do. do ifn Cum Coal pref 0... 0 Pacific Mail 88 Co 8600 N ¥ Cea RR, 1500 Cleve & Tol ir. hry bt sae . 200 8 1084 20 Erio RR pret... 196 90 Mi & Prd cn RR Sag 80.0 106% 450 Pitta. FLW &CRR 99) 100 Hud Rie if os SO dy . mK 400 HarlomRR...... 14 300 do... og do 178\¢ AO AtONATHRR. 6y 200 Renaing Tit “Bi 17% 08 Chi & Alton KE. 44 1000 TI 100 » 83% 300 Mich RR ut bog Obi ei pt oo 1000 Mich So&N T RR 112 do. 100 200 do, do, 100 shs Cum Coal Co, 100 do... 600 Burks Co Lana 200 800 N Y¥ Cen RR bs 1 100 Mich Central RRS 400 do. 300 ito mama Nataly 100 do - 100 a 00 do son 1200 Erie RR... 408 shoe de. 00 22002 do. 1300 2300 do 11 400 do... é 100 Mien 80 118° HO. 6 03 108% 200 II aie Tbe + = do. ng | | ‘70 THOMAE THOMAS eters! # fad ‘nee: aa, RIGGS ALLEVIATO! re ee pice ‘ Breet petesy Sec way. Address, stating price. Ho Fr rentieman APARTMENTS WANTED.—A YOUN « gentleman desires nicely furn! private family, situated (movin iewanvieth & -$9/b40"200 2,220,714 Tato 10,250.004 be Diy Se een ena’ Bistta pence 9,370 614 1, 187 287 86,828 7,337,513 | address 8, H. J., Herald office, stating location, terms, 4c 806,073 * 72,464 123,381 ‘623. Baton. ebroverd 1,908,550 192,546 99,685 2,023,007 ODERATE SIZED HOUSE WANTED—ON A LEAS Broadw. ++ 4,168,029 771.184 108,845 6,210,623 1 a good location, between Fourth and Seventh Bull's Heal. 645.587 33,778 161,976 670,501 | nues and not above Thirty-iifth street. Possession on oF | . 8,458,456 1,206709 ” — 4,256,885 | fore November 1, Address box 2.811 Post olfies, ical. 7.468 2,859,141 41,101 6,343,208 PR a eens caisaet ‘Toubes Y1.708 Tostand | MEDIO SUD HOUSE WAS TAD ncaa tet mi 16,956,713 1,437,674 1,705 8,016,264 | ; atabeh, streets and Fourth and Seventh avennes, at fri Citizens’ 1,016.6 04, 111,235 898,510 19 $1,000 rent per annum, may find ® careful and Corn Exchange.. 3,006,553 234,700 268,701 2,312,436 matte tenant by sending particulars to Merchant, box Continental. 3,722,811 202,864 97,130 2,106,483 jerald office, ne Cimraamenih 2,007 880 830 | ant oF A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—A ‘OF insisting of three adults (centleman, w ire to rent part of a furnished House housekeeping. Hona* must contain n dern imvrovemwats. Address room 95 Trinity buildings. Broadwi bier! ROOMS WANTED—FOR ee MAN AND H wife. in agood neighborhood, ide 0” Fiz! gregue, between Twentieth +) 17734 West t Twenty-vixi Leather Manur.. 2,306 street, 530,787 if, & cl 5 Mechbkg Ac! A/ANTED—A SMALL AND GOOD HOUSR, WITH A Marine. 4 the conveniences: location between Fourteenth a atin Fiftieth streets and Third and Fifth avenues, bya go tenant, Address box 1.228 ost office. BEI us Mecb. & Traders? 1, ‘057 949 205,201 81,508 1,822, iy fu it Satterren aie all the ene i Merchants’ Exch 2,480,365 2261053 87,808 1.555.725 penta. Laeauion’ nak above, Capal. streets wom ef Manbattan... peas 2,089,051 62,329 6,592,836 ranklin, North aces a we varick street preferred. Addre ’ 6,41 1 2,066,743 112,815 6,302.651 | stating terms, &c.,X.¥.@., Herald oflice, 4,482,361 883, 41 3,909, pcp ghee SMALL. FURNISHED HOUSE, Wt" modern improvements and bathroom, beter Tenth and Twentieth atrents. Secor! and Fifth avent piers Mention th ‘enlars at the of salen Socata the Netherlands, 47 Exchat D—FOR A FAMILY OF THRER PERSO a W Xoo tkiidrem. a Fisst or fecomd Plearrenctalatn ; 4 leas than four rooms. water o. nar, Rent act 1046 State... 86 6.098.’ Street. Beat of references given. Address box 205 iter St, Nicholas 1,561,891 132,340 si7les 1120.40 oes suns Shoe & Leather. 2'870,705 193,888 617,382 2,288. a a eeu Tradecmen’s.... 2.508.348 218,602 234.47 2,731,847 | YYANTED—A SMALL, MOUSE, WITH ALL | oder Union... 4,752,210 45 35.300 41377 Amity and Thirty- bts streets, and Fourth and Ein aven' ah + $176,305 471 82,874,913 5,618,177 156,950,049 ‘Total . — NTED—A SMALL ‘modern improvements, in New ¥¢ HOUSE. WITH ALL T! Hoboken, Bro: Ws lyn or Newark, Address for three dayaJ. M.J.. slution New York. CITY COMMERCIAL BEPORT. Monvay, August 17-8 P. M. Asnvs.—Sales were made of 50 bb's. pots at 67%c. a 7c. , and smail lots of pearls at 9c. Breapsrvurrs.—The inquiry was moderate for flour to- day, though the tendency of prices was downword. ‘The sales included 11,400 dbis, State and Western, 750 Southern and 500 Canadian, within our revised quota- tions: eae ages ¥ CITY, BY A_ GENTLEM- wo and ebe «mall Room nnd th tors, w ere there will be | drermimmediately, stat jew York. Wy Aeren een THE 1s OF SEPTEMEER, A y sern built three story bou'e jn a central situation. a first claes tenant, J. B. Glentworth, No, 7 Broad strert. 0 Per anbom, Katia Baas ores Tet te PD, L HOUSE IN A RESPROTAR led, eee, ee MT Ehvarhoed, craicenienl cf arose Troms the tov Common to choice extra Western. .. 460 a 875 of ‘ae city. Bent $300, Ada: pOR TH Ne 415 a 700 | Posouon 2 So Sh ACA e308 190 ANTED-A, SMALL COTRAGR, ONF OR $00 2 000 | W aeres Jn a bealthy Watton. wrar 340 8 598 | omer hy eran seria Bath ote PA en yon ter 390 © 425 | otice, by addressing, siating —Prime wheat was steady, but’ other kinds were de- ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. AN UNFE: R clining. The demand was moderate. Sales were wade of Room. ina Agee ctnes houre, hetween Twelfth : streets, West: 80,000 bushels at $1 26 4 $1 30 for amber Western, $1 15 imei a aoe ‘& $1 26 for red winter Western, Obc. a $1.19 for Mil- | box 120 Herald oMes. waukes club, $1 20a $1 24 for amber lowa and Wiscon- sin, and 85c. a $1 20 for Chicago spring. Corn was firmer, with sales of 136,000 bushels, including mixed Western, at d6c, a 671¢c. for unsound. 67 }¥c. a 68c. for sound, and 686. for white and yeliow do. Oats con- tinned heavy at 40¢, a 65c. for poor tocholee. Rye was Inactive ut Boe. 4 90c. Barley continved quiet. CorrEs oer itaee le inactive, but steady, iucluding Rio, Prime, at 28340. ; 1) 27340. w 2he.: fair, 27e. ; 6 ‘Ordinary, 253;¢. @ 26e.; ? tate to good rahe Java, trate "ee Boge 6 tc Mare Marscaibo 30c. Domingo, 26e. Corr0N was in very moderate demand at 676. » 680. for iddlings. Freick™.—The market war dull and heavy. To or pool there were 400 bbis. fleur on p. t.; 26.000 peabels Ha ag fit gpa 26%. To Iondon, 6.000 bushels 1,000 bbls, oll cake at’ 28. 434d. To tol. Wy 000 " bushels grain at 6e. To fo Clangow, 3.000 burhiels grain at 8d, ‘To felfast, 40,000 bushels grain at Bay continued active and firm at 95c., a$1 15 for North river bale. Hors were in less demand to-day at lic. a 22c. Larna were in slack request at $1 35 per thousand for Eastern, Lime was steady, with moderate gaies, MoLasses was in moderate demand, witbout any quot- able changes in prices. Naval. Stores were quiet and unsettled: Ons were tn limited demand at old pater, Provisions.—-Pork was heavy. with sales of 1,300 bbie. At $18 26 a $13 87 lor wew moss, $11 50 a $11 75 for old mess, and $10 50 a $10 75 for new prime. Beef continned quiet, with sales of 1.400 bbis. at $9 75 a §13 75 for Wa ae LOWER O8 UPPER PART OF House in & good location, yn geptieman aod 4 ‘a wr Pe ore. ‘$300, Address, with full particulars. Pow box 2, ANTEDBY THE 18T OF SEPTEMBER, PART « ‘& House, second finor, with one from Amity i ‘Thiny-scoomd” street, and. {rom ‘Third Bane avenues, Address for three days M. J, W., {0 Ft Wenn FURNISHED ROUSE, B) wWaASs Marae a ireet apd Fifth and Four avenues. Pease: cae Address, stat! fernm, location, $¢., a: erat of W4mrEn 70 1 AN UNFURNISHED HOUS good m Wourth Address J, 8.. box Li1 Pest omtee, . WAntED BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A HOUSE IN good and central locality. Address, with full party 19F8,A., 109 Beeondavenne. ANTRD-TO HIRE, ON BROOKLYN _W ‘eairewe now and Other ‘nished House. Family consists refore: you. Add: TO DRIGHT of two ad Ne 'URNISHED OR UNFURNIS ns. OF would it~ a am streets, west of Sixth avenue. Address ‘font ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL sapaer FANIL He oe nteel House; rent moderate. Address a Waren, 2 BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, TI Second Floor of @ modern improved house; locati prime, and $13 50 a $15 for extra mege. bard was in Tit en fy whlch reas nabs rent wl bop an a Active reqnest, with sales of 3,400 packages at 93¢c.a | Gress S.A B., Horal tating particulars, 10%;c. OL cut meats 100 cee cabrwed sande as ice ome ase tor shoulders, and pan a a 8c. for hams. Bacon ANTE! was quiet at 6c. a7), Batter aud cheese were inactive at vrevions prices. ge Ae Pont ofl, with risniars. Adidzens box ce Rice.—Sales of 245 bags East India, weit Te. alye POH 5 8 vida, Stars were in moderate reqnest, with sales of 700 -ANTED. RENT, nous bbds, and i576 bags ab 1140-0 12\c. for Porto Rice, and w+ Well located, on Sha SOAR ME, four Mg . fined sugars were in demand | street, Address, Mah ne particulars, Good Tenant, jliera ms were as followa:—Loaf nt | oie. best crushed, 14 granulated, 14440.; ground, white 1A%o.: yellow, 19%, HO ert es were mede of 75,000 the. at 10\Ye. Witten TO HIKE—BY A RESPONSIBLE, PaktT 8 furnished Tlouse, or one parth farniahed. ie peri to be ned as a first cines board: ing house; — wens Eighth me Ags fourth streets: on oF about the lst of October. Wasnny —Sales transpired of 700 bbls. at 4dize a 46. Address G., box 1 Kin Pe DANCING ACADE.URS. UGHT. be PROFESSOR = woop. un stage EXTOPROM THE 187 OF SETI: ‘New York or Brooklyn. ‘atable for horaekeeplng. Ae Wirerenier ‘or foar Roome. young } dancing. for ~ "ood v3 it e ing. for ‘vith Tat parucnlars, G. Robson, Here id oiler, Thea (steal Agents 25. West fo 1 hoe, | “60 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. Aino, hog who cat wri!é * good han; ome Who can speak Freneh 4 erred. AYONNE, NEAR BERGEN oe. LS ‘ aa and English pre’ erred me errr 2 Y 4 rail FURNITURE. situated. frouting ow the plank road. and bi New York bay and harbor for.20 m! RARE CHANCE FOR sary for iy), tule 4 awe of movers, tt ens ag Sl ey "phn will well 4n tote | care ranning from, the erry evegy twenty minutes: tu Aeneas tty iY tied strmet, near. Siett aventie~ at eee SHAR, = LL, 30 iieocon Rotestaod Piano( ramming Room Suit, covered with | -——_— sete brocatel wade by city makers; Etager rors, Book OMPANY %, SIXTY-NINT# REGIMEN case, Tah arbi top Brireans, Paintings, Bagets. Bxrep- tn ‘ Cr shea Chin Ulaae Wiree’ Ware, cements aan Ores, coe pilanes with division, bri mental qlers, thie comapaay will report, rely fed ecitpomd, for duty, at eheir Jczimental A Tose mex Market, ou Tuenday, sh 13th inst at 8 cis b By order of THOMAS DEMISE sMunrny, Acting Orderly Sergeant. CARTERS, COMTANY 0. EIGHTY.Pow rr [EADQUARTIRE, COM 3 wnemt Ary or, caenet of Berente: eiget and ‘Hall place.—-Pursuant mania! orders, the above Quanpaay arn berety oc ier Tedateads, Wardrobes, Mattresses; ail taade to order; in use seven moriths, Will be sold at a macrifice, M. MIDDLETON. Purse FOR SALE CHEAP—ONF KLEGANT sult of solid rosewood Parlor Furniture, one apleudtd Frenea plaie Mirror. with gilded Console Table: also some Gord mahgeary Bod steads, Carpets. Foather Bede aod two gr three Store Counters, at 211 Hudson street, corner of Canal. appear at ening, AligRL IS. ui > ~— ia ‘nanan WE Ng — Ay ny. YP order of PURNTTURE, FCRNTTCRE—A MAN OF SEVERAL | °° Precteely, mkt. y ROBERTS! Capwin years’ experionce is desirous of going in the above trade W. Warsox, Rpay helen Lott hatte BLACK ACK OPERA Snaee, In MOROCCO CASE We lage. OF BL ar near Madison av rp Fea icce “eighth sirect or im Fifth avenue, The fine i be Fewarded by leaving It at 171 West strees, ic ost—unrr IX NR ¢ or THE SMALL CARS Or THY wih soe responsible party having the means, or wosid acc aa Orst class salesraso in 9 No Gt house. Neovobjection to California, Reference, Address Constitution, box 4,116 Post ofice, fork. Mi {URNITURE YOR ye pare. Lt yay! ‘TY wad ul Parlor wage | E for housekeepers —A beautiful tad ee lion Beck Sofa, one Arm. Cosa, dailion Back ( i rch Pre eae. wi a containing about $I i ee iyonthe aro fy yi oud fot aise ana sino 8 fo i Unies ing ce ye LS two rosewood Bedatends, Burer = See Pat teva ue OF eed Broadway {reseen Utaien Lounges,’ Bxt'n Tessive $l0 Tewari and no yuestions sated. Paintings, Vasen Clonks, Carta ———— + Ware, Table Cutlery, Be AU 0 1ct eae TO BEAL Beare OWNBRE.—SEALED PROPOSAL! Apply at 119 West Big treet, new Sixth avenue Se parmbue poe! ones ntl ca ay, Augost 25 URNITURE ps ia), Lp ase. ror IM. Bie seen, °F, swith the Lhe area bounded by Ludlow and "Kitchen # cravtare, an won dia" reat the Howse. tf iu house for the Fenth fresinct poten. mi tT Persons hi aving the sous, for ensh, aay Biroen of elon to i pee au Aity to'A, BELL, Broadway, room No, % as Soe, ven pe oa tn pte ntoentone = Siege cherecigr of srprorowenns, any. SPORT IN Ly to vacant } : TO BR — ALY prerrn a ‘ote Serzae a) a retrieves on. 4 Teserved, Arata Me ke o Com ptroiter's e ‘SALE—AT_ ‘VERY Low PRICE! Sted 7 they consist of Tian Any orzan oan o | Pesenecaraer erat 2 eee VRANCIS BL sha, NO. 3 PBCK 81, choles breeda for tale and stocl eae Scotch Tersiera, four B xP! uasms. rest breed and excellent atten, at No. dL = ny pres Frat toor. until gold, J GRAY. URNAAM'S FURNITURE Bx! bom it a ~ B! Wi senth stfeet, between UTANTiO au ro AOMARR. 4 eee | Cone Mice ei, Wetted tate oes 1. from forty to forty-five feet lon m a | th nd boat, Address. with fall al paren , age. price, r tne ta shipped jo ail pa jo the city oF to the coontry, ©, D,, 36 Fulton street, bi rmitare storeg, Rent not toereoat $300 per annem inif year rent paid ‘advance. and good security for * tof the time in ¢ the tenant should remain. ‘our days 3. 8. pox 160 Herald office. =o ABSMALL FAMILY. WITHOUT CHI jase Furnished Hou ‘one of the }» 76, a at Cag a ne s as TLE COTTAGE IN HARLEM 0 92% | Al trooktyn wanted ag locatto:, ae rent, feo Harlem box 1B ‘mee FU ISHED ROOM VanreD wire ITHOUT BOARI co" | Accom eee ce ree os 3 bs 4 82 | favors Enenteier i How Yok enia in & nt ‘Bixtlods streets,” Addr» it $500. Address J., box 105 Herald off « * ‘basement; Jocat! and Fortieth + tree Le on boilt ald - G 1,