The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1863, Page 4

THE DRAFT. Exominations ana Exemptions. ‘THE FOURTH DISTRICT. ¢ Fnrolment of the Fourth Congreesioual Tho Board ¢ o {ps daily from ten A, M. ait District continue their two P. M.,at the headquerters of Captain Joel B. Br. barat , Provost Marshal, No. 271 Brosdway. There has been considerable cor t that the Provost Marshal's re not eusy ¢ tnguMicient m space for tion of those having business with this thi comm de; artmont » feels the reecssity of better accom- modatious mor Captain Erhardt, who was compelled to icarn bis t headquariers from the fact that nothing Letter could be procered at tho time, We leara / tu ps have becn taken to procure apartments dius and acecesib The roll of this » pands of the Washington authorities, ed for the month of Au psed since it was trana- have been hon bree days have el appears Lot gust. Twonts miticd, and the attaches are much in want of their regu- tar ya ho movey has been received. The delay has caused ne feciing, inasmuch as the aggregate vs. The num e was afraction wo been issued | wtire three y conseript= in the district, of which about one halt have appeared and ohn spme cxses the messenger lus not over The whervabonts cf the conse ipt, ‘an event the notice is left at which — the cmpt was duly notified mer t, there will be no enanee f u Sted, exe ty pypved Captain Erhardt WAved his congeripts the which it appears many have to give those persons, to- pot yet reported themselves ape the rigid punishment the bly inflicts upon those who wantonly violate gether with th ‘at all, ay ether cha time for thom to make er—a'ter which period it be necessary to use force iu carrying out thoir apye will, probabl the lew justice to Captain Erhardt it ought to be stated that eof Mr. McDermott has been represented to our iu an entirely different light by the Provos@Slar. Mcl-ermott's to the committee on be- Dovartment, as related in yesterday's Captiin Frbardt denies that he granted the young issue. man’s c’aim as the on'y support of a widowed mother to he well founded, nor did be advise him to procure assiate ance trom the County Substitute and Relief Committee. McDermott first applied for exemption on the ground of having a substitute who"has never turned up, He next applied for exemption on the gr und of pbysi- disability, but the examination showed him to be sound’ and, finaly, as the on'y support of his moternal parent, om {which no defni'e decision bas yet been given that We could learn. ‘Tho committee on behal © Department were deovived in relation to of yesterday brought forth nothing jal interest excopt the cltims of Messrs. F.G Sweeay, whore names It appears wore dawn from ‘the wheel of fortune.” ‘The Board of pon satisfactory evidence of this tact, ty exempted both geatiem: papers of the following named indi- evempled for various eanses,<re now made out await their applicat‘on:—John 'Paker, TL Cherry Mr. Conroy, Baroum’s Musoum:; Joseph J 5 Broad st.; W. H. Gorham, Post office; 28 Bowery: John Crane, 6 Carlisi st. ince st.; James G. Gregory, 68 alt 48 Warren st.; James N. ry; F Clark, 61 Hudson st.; John m” toads st ;, Frederick 'MeSoul, 20 Prince et.; nes Dolan, 211 West Bic st. Parties applying for psemption papers slic to 90 between the hours of ernoon, 80 as to facililate The following is FURNISHED | SUBSSITUTES. James Polan farnisbed Michael Dolan, Fred, McSoule Jobn Cochrane, Wm. Leslie furnished Ferdi- . Jaa, H Burke furnished Peter Campbell, i furnished Harvey Boch, James Moore tur- ‘atrick Falby, Daniel Crager furnished Michael AL} exempt. LAID OVER. _Coorge Nevins, Henry Sergeant, Henry Hans, John 8. mus, Henry Orsborn, H. Harald, Abram Levy, T. joan J A Tvson, Tabrighe Riley “John Byrnes, Jobn Clear. ihr ning Raster. T. Tobias, John 8. Seamer, N. H. ‘owley, A. R. Brick, ¥, George Bush, “Ricard Tristoa, Patrick HELD FOR DUTY. Touis Mann, Thomas Higgins, W. Patterson, J. D. Clat don, Theias’ Jones, Henry C.’ Dennett, Peter Barnst Richard Welsh NON ReSIDRNTS. WH Graham, James G. Gregory, James Marshall. All exempt. PHYSICAL DIS AU R, Lamb, — Conrey, Francis Pombrack. Ail exempt. OvRR ACR Daviel Chichestor, Andrew Croft, Adolphus Schwabb. All cxempt. FATHER OF MOTIERI RSS CINLDREN, F Clark, J. H. Powers. Both exempt. UNDER AGE. George F. Lito, T. Ponohue, Both exempt, NAMES TWICK LN THE WHEEL. F. G. Pakor avd John Sweeny. Both exempt IN SERVICE. John Crane and John Sweeney. Both exempt ONLY SUPPORT OF A WIDOWS) MOTHER. Joho McCurdy. Exempt. ALIEN, Exempt. SENT TO REND RZVOUR, Whole number of conscripts sent to the Fourth Con- rossional district rendezvous, at Riker’s Island, yeater- diy was eight. Aggregate pumber sent to rendezvous, ono hundred and thirty seven. RECAPITULATION, Barney Keegan. Laid over. Hold to duty. Furntshed a Nou-rosidi Poysica! diss Over age Under age Fathor of mgtheriess obiidren ; Names twice in the wheel. In service... Only support « of a wid Alfons THE FIFTH DISTRICT. bing of particular interest occurred yesterday in this district. The @atement which appeared in one of the papers that there was au absence of harmony in the Board is most unqualifiedly incorrect, Differences there Are on decisions oceasioually, bat nothing more ‘The following table shows the amount of business transacted yosterday — Held for service Substitutes ac Physical Disab: Alionage All other causes, spted gt Sl oak + Total. . . Perec ete eer eT ery a lowing are the ames of the men held for ver vice — reFriso, Thos, YoGrath, Ben, Franklin (colored iurron, E. A. iomneay, Anat Richards, Joa Whitmore, John Clark, Alber ort Edwards, Prat [glowing are the names of thé éubsitatcs accept McGinnis, Arthur Clark, Petor Neiber, Ay thon mer, Houry Harden, John Dotan, W Thompson , Jo- h Renn, Murphy, Wm. Higgins, Voter Hartuug, jor Julius, Chas, De th aes THe Stxtm pistRicr. ‘Tho members of the Board were ia their accustomed places at tho uswal hour yesterday, but the conscripts coming forward were like angela’visits, “few and far be. tween’ During the day the rooms presented a very quiet, Sabbath like appearance, and the members of the Board appeared as if enjoying their otinm cum ign » Of tho four applicants that came forward bad their casos disposed of without delay, And although, when the Board commenced the afternoon sea- sion, about & dozen perrons wore in waiting, after thoit cages wore dikpored of the rooms agxin agsumed tho same vacant appearnn-e they had in the morning, variod about three o'clock by a heavy tramping on the stairs, which caused the few idiers present to saunter to the door to Ree the substitutes pass down from the upper story on their way to Riker’s Island There were no cases of interest decided by the Board during the day. The following i 8 list of the day's pro Coedings — 163 West 1th MoJimsey, 163 West 14th st. Timothy Ryan, 155 Went 01h st. fiodres PAID COMMUTATION ©. McKenna, northeast corner of Oth av. and 24th st.; Hugh Carcy, 247 4b av. FURNISHED SUROTIECTRE, Goorge Brooks, 316 Blecokor ‘st., furnished Jas. Lowe; Andrew J. Lennon, 165 West 20th'st., furnished Patrick Sweeney , Joseph A. Dryfous, 250 Week 16th st, furnished Daniel Caborne, Filta Adathe, SUR 17th at., for. nished Wm. Kappert; Samuel 8. Clark, 639 Broadway, furnished Jas MoCinn. Orville Lig Dominieo Catalde, Jas. W. Morris, Al- fred Laiser, Wm. Hutt, Carmen a Nicole. Hoary Ontoire Toeodore F Schumane, John Shiel, James J, Lansdown, Frederick Porter, UNDER GR. Frederick Woise, Oliver J. Froth. ALIEN, Otto De\drick, Alex. D. Thorburn, LAID OVER. Joba Griorson, Wm. Hewit, Auguatus Crone, NON-RUSIDENT, Wm. Rogers, Robert White. THICK ENROLLED, EBdward Chenworth, Jno L. Mandeville, Jao, H. Thomp- ‘s00 ONLY 90 OF & Winow. Jobn J. Sheridan. IN SERVICR MARCH 3 ReCAMIULATION Charlos Buckiand. fra for servi ‘urmished substitutes 4 com tation. Disabiinty. . CT ue NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, +2 - 2 - 3 -2 “ - 8 Only son of a widow. »t In service March 3, 1563 a 3 a Board adjourned at four P.M. wunttl nine A. MM. to- THE BEVENTH DIBTRIOT. ‘The business in this district yesterday foots up as follows :— 26 'y sons, 2 Aliens .. Non residents. . In service March 3. Total,, 8 10 i | Held for duty 8 u 4 4 84 sURSTITUTES, Harrison Brooks furnished John eager bit C. Henck furnished Charles Bonnett, Henry turn: Join Ibompson, John Pietscot furnished Peter oH Aaron Rolenstecn furnished Patrick Donner, Robert Fitz: simmops furnished J. Manaban, Christie, Andy furnished ae Schmidt, Horace Motcalf furnished William Mo- <HYSICAL DIGABILITY. Isaac Isaacs, Robert Solberg, Albert Durag, R. K. Brown, Kusler,C Starts, M. Robingon, M. W. Abner, Wm, indmeyer, Timothy C. pertertes Peter Bolan, J. Jonos, Sumuel Slatener, M. Meeks, H. Davis, D. Noubecker, A. Haslehever, Geo, H. Hall, Wm, I’rentess, John<Tilton. A. Slobzenberg, James Canton, M. McGovern, Andrew Mc- Cormick, David Conlan, ‘ONLY BON® OF WIDOWS, Z, Morkert, Jobn Larenrin. NON RPSIDENTS, Abranam Brown, John Hart, Fatrick Ovok, Joba Daffy. IN SERVIC MARCH 3, V entine Long, Walter Misldge, G, Alting, C. Panly. J, Eurdman, Philip Jul, “O prockor, F. Backus, Samuel Stern, John Fischer, 8. C. Gebert, L. Stein, S. Monbeimer, Pp, Beohardt, Geo. Shaifer, Richard Roach, H. M. Chama, Wm.’ Schroder, John Aelia, Carl Blauvelt, Peter Solretti, Chas. Gast, Hen UMBUITAMLEY ane m Lewis Brownell, Bern! it Schant, P. Reilly, Me Schindt, BO. erat, Otto Kannery d. Semendyke, Jacob Uni, S, Jacobi, Adam ’ E. £ prensa John Simmons, G. J. Slapleton, Geo ic] ‘ullivan, John Simmons, C. Luduer, Jobn Peterson, Jobu Gibson, M. Sullivan, Ed. Chilton, — Evers, Chas, Von Thader. FATHER OF MOTHERLESS CHILDREN, Josiah Wilgon. Eight men were sent to the general rendezvous. THE EIGHTH DISTRICT. The Board of Enrolment for this district continued operations yesterday at their office, No. 1,303 Broadway. ‘The number of cases acted on was unusually small, and none of them were of particular importance, The fol- lowing {s the result of the day’s labor:< DISABILITY. Wm. MeNeil, James K. Luckey. OVER AND UNDER AGR. W. E, Stanwood, Chas, Wyant, Patrick . gi * ALIENS, Geo. Barden, F. Hagedorn, Andrew McCarty, Paw COMMUTATION. Wm. W. Secor, FATHER OF MOTHYRLEAS CHILDREN. Jehn Kernan. ONLY EON OF & Widow. Wm. Moody, Wm. H. Seward, 8. A. Porter, D. H. Johnson. Disability........ Paid commutation . All other causes... RECAPTIULATION, Total examine... Sent to rendezvous. THE NINTH DISTRICT, Things progress very quictly in the Ninth district, Cap- tain Charles E. Jenkins, Provost Marshal. Since the Board of Enrolment commenced their daily sessions only fourteen persons hat seen exempted on the ground of non- residence in the qistric is thou highly for the ac- curacy of the ict. During yesterday the following to:— SERVICE. S. Keekman, J. F. y, J. Dunlap, W. Cunningham, N. Kehoe, M. Quinland, T. Galion, H. Weyaud, W. T. Taylor, K. Friend, P. Quinlon, W. Bun! N. O'Connell, I Butler, J. R. Brown, D. M. Walduck. ONLY SON OF AGED PARENTS. T. Baumann, PHYSICAL DISAMILITY. C. w. Ander, C. A. Wattinann, J. Nugent, J. Asbflold, K. Lindsey, M. der, ne Howland, G Get ting, @. Kimball, TP. Curmmingn, Ee L. Breton D.C. Stanton, J. H. Smith, J. White, G. H Pomioy ck D. Oakley, ©. W. Clatk, J. Cromwell, P. F Brown, W. Piper, W. 1. Van Nestend. 3 E. T. Williams, ©. Ailey, W. Rukee, G. cali ;J. 3. Wheeler, J MeCunn, J. Williama, 6, Pauham, Lehey, T. Thomas Kelly, P. Stein, a Haut, J. Ancuit, J. Patterson, W. Bischof, P. Montigae. UNSUITABLE ACK. G. W. Johnson, A. J. Mendel, D). Moody, H. Hate c. Ryan, W. Huot, A. Sealey, J. Carson, D. Hawiey, J. Ox, J. Lucy, J Lempsey, @. ‘Prinkerhom, R. & Dobbie, J. Pe: hnney 1. T. McNane, M. Hetherton, J. F. Lyons, @. Crade, y- ONLY FONS OF WiDows, T. C. Freeborn, J. Gubbie, S.C. Still. NON-RESIDENTS, C, Howland, L. Sauer. LAD OFER. ©. Filren, H. J. Smith, 1%. Kersom, J. McAnally, J. W. Pitney. IN SERVICE MARCH 3, W. H, Vreedenburgn. RECAPITULATION, ished substitutes Substitutes accepted for men Lei Physical disability... In service March 3 Oniy son of widow Son of aged parents. Aliens oi 2 ® Unruitab’e age 19 Non revideots. Ie Laid over. “il Sent to general reniczvous 96 The Draft in Brooklyn, THE SECOND DISTRICT—THE NINTIE WARD FINISHED, The Board of Enrolment, at No, 26Grand stroct, Bro ok- lyn, E. D., adjudicated the following cases yesterday. ‘This morning the Tenth ward cases will be begun. Those names without an address belong to the Ninth ward:— DELD FOR SERVICE, James Dugal, DeKalb avenve; Adolph Friesdauer, p- Douglass street, wool merchant; James Clark, Jr., 379 Dean strect, clerk; John Finnegan, Herkimer street: Fer- dinand Sehmeder, 271 Fourth street; James Strouse, Husbing avenue, farmer; Thomas Kerland, Huron street, ferrsman; Charies Hurton, Washiogton ‘street, sailor; Gardiner F. Bailey, 11 Java street, clerk; Jas. E. ‘Mulony, Bergen street, shi p carpenter. ECUSTITUTES. Charles Hoftian for John Tostevan, Joseph H. Myers for Alay Whitoach, Alex B Clitord for Thos. MeLean, Stephen Maddon for Florial Sehnetder, and John Lovis for Jobin Miller, UNSUITARLE AGR. Foiry 1 Cipperiy, 26 Ist st ; vobn Craven, August Ot- tonberg, Alsorus thict, 103 Johnson st.: Augnat Stoffer, 17th ward; Jobn 13 Philip Schmidt, 186 Granam av; Ladwig Kuappera, 162 Jounston st.; Frank Steinborg, 100 Boerum st. ; Robert Ciark, Walworth et., near DeKalb a Chas. Willinms, ihos. 1. Smith, John F. Studley, 419 cifle at,; Albert A. Demorost, 674 Pacifie st.; Thorns Bi- shop, Nathan H. Emanuel, John O'Donnell, 187 Smith st ; Chas’ H. Kelley Wileon, Flatiands; Wm. Game, Jno.’ Orman, James Furman, Wm. W. Durant, 6th ward. An- drow Lissier, lease Bidell, John Nolan, 12th ward x Yost, 24 Montrose av.: Tichard Hogan, Ch rles otek, . Wm, Wollacken, John Sterre!l, 52 North 6th st.; John john Donnelly, 14th ward; Thos, Wat- son, 194 Pacifie #t., Peter racine, 177 Livingston st, VEICAL DISAWIATY, Francis Webber, 16:h ward, Arthur Cotgnn 154 McKib- ben st ; Patrick Nolan, Henry Dumper, 2! Johnson at.; Frederick Linch, No. @ Flatbush a dam Lang, 1 McKibben st.; Frederick Forom Th ward; Josh 4 Hanaban, No. 1 North 3d st.; Sebastian Duyer, 91 Ewon st; Joba’ Kiernan, Jr, 130 Ba Butler st.; Wm. ‘Matthews, Flatiands; W: Verry, Wm. K. Berger, Abner Rem, 11th ward; Michael Keliey, Conrad Scblarg, Edward G. Hubbard, Lewia E. Mc! eet Zelotue R "poonett, 216 South 6th st; Hiram T. Sell, 24 Bond st; Jobo m Grau, 114 Meserole st. ; James H. Dui at., corner of North 24 st.; Walter Wildrum, Xo iT Douglass st., Lewis Vogt, 17th ward. Richard Roth, North oth 4. ‘Theodore Blohm, , } John Raven. 16 las J, Michael Dundale, Wm. Womble, ‘Thos. Biv Lith wata; Patrick Tully, 273 North Tth at; IN SERVI 7A MARCH 3, 1863, Nicholas muiton, Jono Canfield. ¥ SON OF 4 ‘Wipow, Thomas Kennan; . dy, Sobm Flas ; Cary B. Hi. Parmell, Edward be Philip R. Henry, 86 North mahet. at RRCAPITULATION. Held for sorvice...... 12 | we pena - Famed or 3 ‘F Ex . Exempted for @ Sent #0 general rendezvos. Sry | | THE THIRD pusratcr. ‘Tho Third District Kxamining Board disposed of tho fol- | lowing cases yesterday :— FURNISHED BUNRBTIT CTR Petor Milne fe Amith, Wm. Levy offered cae Oorthick, Gk 6, Rech Offered Job Johnson, Hen red W. Kal Saab a C. Gatou ornag Selby, Jonathan F, Woonter of Thomas Chas. Maxeon tu m Smith otere 4 Torence Reeves, 1 ed George Nunker cm ory. Orcar F. Hodgkina, James Candon, Thos. Deanison, R, D. Tompkins, Mic v'Comnet oe change was all sorts of prices, from 152 down- The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earned PAID COMMUTATION, Robert Wallace, Henry A. foif, in the second week of “William Boyco, Jamon Keage Joseph Jobn F September, 1863. $37,108 William D. Sands ey Aly, Joba Furey. | copiember, 1808.. aioe ‘UNDER AGB. — Faniel Dean, Joba Quine, guine, Hoary B, The Chicago and Milwaukee earned in the first Jetenaon Charles Coles, games Minian, Wi Lae rrp F, | week of Post, Peter Finn, George Y, Penroe, Cavitl, Chartes Feptember, 1863. Beptember, 1862. W. Mundell, Jobn Carey, James A. ‘Thomas, . B. Cham- 1 bers, James Keily, William W. DOWee d A. Wheeler, Jobo Mulady, James Gall James H. » Winns Tncrease. ..;s+sseeee ve Devoe, Patrick Gorman, Manto! Doyte, ‘Joseph. tagerald, Malcome White, John Small. Stook B: ALIKNA, . FE. Le Gras, Chas. Ruppersberg, Michael Burns, Peles esdieae Tite Breathe Coleman, Thos, Clary, | #20000738's,6:20'8 cou 10384 "81 ,cou cl 10635 Jas. Tupney, Patrick McGrath, John Foley, Joseph Gannon, Patrick J. Duna, James MoMerney, Wa. Martin, Michael’ Seamon, John hn hiner Patrick Whating, Jota Honderson, Jas. Howard, Wm-8, Rel tek Shanuov, ‘Thos, Foley, James Boor, 5 Martin eke ward Riley, James Mcvue, Gtstavus Mattbews, John Deegan, Joseph Hall, Wm. Beak Michael McMahon, Patrick Donohue, do. Fdward MoPermott, Morris Cassidy, Zona Kestam, “Foi | 16000 Missouri 6's. 1000 M06 (stats ge 400: Eblers, Michael O'Neil, John Bruen, ‘Joba Soot, Tobert John Cooney, James 5 barra e prancis * Morrel!, George 4000 Erie 8d mb, is te 1 spel cane ey, Sak OF oa pms a sam $0 Hudson B od my 188 Faward Davis. M Harlom RK 2am 1x 180 oarns, Alfred D. Briok. ited stich Bo 2d m.. 100%, 40 oa } si i Hobert Fearne, Alteps.D. Biase 1000 AILAT Hist m 103% 76PanamaRR...... 188. 88 6000 Alt ATHauincb 86 1500 MicnS & NI ne ood ‘Wm. Smith, James Oakes, Benj. Dumoulin, Michael, Gastuoy, James ita 7, ambel Brown, Joba MeConncil, 1090 Chi SW Letom 89% S00 oa ae fo00 ene einWadm 60 i bemepermmelpunttg nag ne ew 1000 G0... +200 ais 300 1 Cont ft scrip. 1 1000 mila DedgGaisn ate FeW&Ch 24m 1 ~-530 ce ise Chie ic 108 bio 108% 80 Chi, Bue ‘&GuRR is 13 Clev, Col &CiNRR 150 ay seal ienetiog mM 160 Mian Mining Co... 35 60 Brunsw uy 6% 200 American C al Co 68 60 Pacific MSS Co,. 211 BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL BELIEF COMMITTEE. The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen, at their meeting held yesterday, relieved the foNowing named peasons from the “bardsbips of the draft: — Second Ward—James Hines. fifth Ward—Philip Manly, John 8 Ridley, Charles Fighth Ward—Wm. H. Ee Ninth Ward—Semuel Moot, Soha Gibbs, John Smith, Edward , Isaac ‘Weeks. Sixteenth Ward—Michael Fult, Joseph Fink, Andreas Neswald, George H. Lindsey, John , Frodorick Miller, Fred. J: 56 200 Pita,Fuw& cuit 83 S300 ro 83 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Turspay, Sept. 22—6 P. M. Money is unchanged in rate. Most of the es- tablished houses borrow at six per cent, and lend to the street speculators at seven. We hear, however, of a good many loans at five per cent. Commercial paper sells at 5% a 6% per cent for high grade names. Debt certi at \% per cent discount. XD BO, 1 : ‘100 Pt, Fuws ‘ACRR.b3O0 83 150 mil 4 PrduChRR 71 tooo Hien 2d nm. ot 5000 O & MissRR cer a 20000 iors gold. ait 5000 100 shsCumGoalp f-b80 31x 700 200 Canton Comp: 200 QuicksilverMit ey NY feneteal RR.. 1373f 200 Harlom RR: 950 Reading RR. 7 Mich Cen RR, 100 do.. . 850 Ill Cen RR scrip. 124 12500 TiiCenRRenbiec 107 800 Chi & Rk Isl RR. 108 400Cleve & Tol RU.. 117 ternoon, and closed at five P.M. at 137%. Ex- 04 35 100 Hudson River Rit i088 ward. The news from the Southwest is generally regarded as more satisfactory. Rosecrans’ defeat appears to be generally considered less serious than the first despatch from Louisville led people to suppose. The copperheads, who yesterday pre- dieted that we should hear of Bragg on the Mis- sissippi, are lesa exultant to-day. Ever since the fall of last spring there is a marked repugnance on the part of operators to move with vigor for Sales at the Public Board. ONE O°CLOWK P.M. 200 she BksCoLCo, 2 350 shs Hud ov 130% 100 NYCentral RR. 83 137!< 800 Harlem RR 200 do, 137) 400 400 Reading + 16% Mich Satral RR: 120 Mich South RR..c the rise in gold. 20 o- Stocks were lower this morning, without any _ ris 10. very marked cause. There were rumors in the early part of the day to the effect that the Secre- tary of the Treasury required more money imme- diately, and some heavy sales of stocks were made on thig basis. When the story was exploded a ‘b10 io Cleve Pitis RR. 03% 400 Galena & Chic RR 107 400 Chicago & RI RR pis 1000 do.......03 I fresh Gne was started, and the disposition to press 100 Chic & N W RR... 13h, S, £0 Fort Wayne...... 82% sales was ynabated. At the morning board New 108 peepee * ease York Central fell 13%, Erie 14, Erie preferred %{, Hudson River %, Reading 4, Michigan Central 4, Southern old 134, Illinois Central 54, Cleveland and Pittsburg 44, Prairie du Chien 134, Fort Wayne %, Rock Island %4, Chiéhgo and Alton 134. The business done in some of the more active shares was quite considerable. Governments were dull. State stocks were rather weak; Missouris dropped % percent. Railroad bonds were firmer; Mississippi and Missouri land grant bonds rose 1 per cent, and Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4. After the board the market was hammered with considerable vigor and effect, and a further small decline ensued. Central was done as low as 13634, against 139 last evening, and Erie at 106%{, At the public board at one P. M. there was more dis- position shown to buy stocks. Hudson River rose 14% per cent, Central rallied 4% and Erie %. From the efforts made between the boards to borrow stocks it would seem likely that the market ,is oversold. At the second board there was a pretty general rally, and the tone of the rather strong. Erie rose 4, Central ¥%, and so on. Harlem rallied from the depression of the morning. Altogether the market presented a much firmer appearance. After the caM and at the four P. M. session of the public bogrd stocks were rather dull, with a declining tendency; but afterwards, in the street, under the lead of Hudson, the market was all better and rather firm. The HALY-PAST THRE O'CLOCK P.M. cr rhage cee gold is = Eno BR...b8 1065; 500 do, 200 Harlem RM. -:.83 141 100 Reading RR. -b3 1175; 50 Mich Central RR. 119, S90 alice 8 RR. 89% CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. Tvespay, Sept. 22-6 P. M. Asnes continued quict and unsettled. Small lots of pots were reported sold at 7c. a T!;c., and pearis at 8%c. Baca AnD BaGoinG were in moderate request at irregu lar prices. Br ees quiet and heavy at 420. a 44c. for West- psa axp Snoxs,—Prices were very firm, wit an active inquiry for all desirable styles, Basapsturrs.—Responding to the docline in gold and sterling excbange. flour declined to-day Sc. @ léc., and ‘was in much less demand, particularly for export. The receipts since our last were only 8,723 bbls. The saies comprised 24,600 bbls. State and Western, 2,200 bbis Southern and 800 bbis. Canadian. Rye flour continued in good request, with gales of 300 bbis. Corn meal was steady, with sales reported of 600 bbis. We quote:-— Superfine State and Western. $4605 a 615 following were the closing prices of the da; Extra Stato... . 630 a 590 Hudson River. - alt mon to ice extra Western. +520 a 760 3a ~-5@ a 7%, . 550 a 650 - 660 a 800 800 a 900 +370 a 5 oO ++ 4 10 468 69 Sic Corn meal, punchecns. 20a _ Paeife Mall 8. — nota Cora meal, per 100 Ibs, 1b a = —Whoat was 1c, a 3c. lower and decidedly less active. The receypts were unimportant, and there was a very poor assortment offering at the Produce to-day, which cirouiusta.ces tended to ebeck ‘The a sales embraced 94,000 bushels, trom, store, 60,for new, $1 45 ‘for old white Western, 91 96 8 NY Contral,.1267 a 137 . 106: "000 00 | $1 42 (the latter for superior new) for amber Western, 6,781,647 20 i 26.a $1 34 for red do, winter a5 ee" 31 for amber 24,470,123 27 | Iowa, wate et op ent fe 5) 03 a $i 25 for 4 The aggregate exports of produce and merchan- | $1"sn $1 Zt for choice bow do., the market elesing wit &@ downward tendency. Corn was cheaper and quite ys wit in eet ay of Cf moment, ms = ers bots 81 an arrive were abd tho market. favored buyers “the demand dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week was $2,646,366. The subscriptions to the popular loan have in- creased again to about half a million dollars per day. The bonds are now delivered with more promptness, and efforts are making at the Depart- ment to have a supply of all denominations at the command of the loan agents for delivery the day they are applied for. We learn that eighty new cars for the use of the Broadway Railroad have been ordered in this city by the Harlem Company, and are nearly com- pleted. They will be marked, we are told, “‘Broad- ‘CANDERR Were quite firm and in request at d5c. . & 4Bo., and 360, & fc for patent aud plain sperm, and 19¢. a 22e, for adamantine. ‘Coat waa heid Ormiy, with a moderate pert. —A moderate inqviry prevailed for most yy a reported 5 g § FE way and/Harlem Railroad.” ite Ds. The coupons of the Chicago and Alton income ‘346 ; bonds falling due on the let of October next will ; ro] be paid at once by G. 8. Robbins & Son, the money having been placed to the credit of the holders of them. The statement of the Philadelphia banks for the week ending on Monday was as expen — ab "Saree ax Dye wore ia fair demand and tending up- Dvawoons wore quiet but steady, with a limited stoek This compares with ‘the statement of the Previous three woeks os oaghes uarust 1. . $35,200,576 UiShoo Birtot 96 Toe t6r foe 1. aulbeie 4:113;162 2.258'08 S0'054,672 | and { 80/75.110 4,108,118 2,229,638 83,626,702 Beets: {2 40)176,608 4,102,701 2)3a4j639 83,090,035 Tho following is a statement of coal transported and Hudson — on the Delaware apn Bechet whens ere shi ca pty To Gis, tallow at 27s. Gd. To twos bir ote wt. 19, for Lelaware and Hudeon oe Oo. mer fia 650,576 en New bale ale’ contisued in active Gemand ai 850. & Pounsytvania Coat CO... eceee ees 22908 448,002 | $1 wore ioe a die. @ Total tons.. 60,080 905,878 | and 2ho. a 270. for new. ‘ yearlings, For the some ne period last year:— Be. were above the views of buyers, and were Telaware and Hudoon Canal Co. 24,095 go7.001 | karen wi Pewnsy!vania Coal Co + BAe 884049 Mera panaggh bap for or ir, for Beoteh pig tron itd 30 40 ste Kr rp Aimgelonn #4 908 8 68 . a8 Total COMP. .cecreeees @ 440. for Straits do MoLanwes wee in tnoderate eget yt juoted etordy. rr Stones were quie! i for epicte arpealine, ‘st 18 ny (or tar, ea were buoyant, as the demand was SEPTEMBER 23, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEET. lead, Tide, 0 te. far ereher, ee. 8 SOc. for Banca tin, 48c. pee crude whale at B90. @ 93¢.: do. 8} linseed, $1 25 a $1 27; crude do. eter at 690. a 1030.; N On Cake was active, with within a range of from's40 a 10, 2 lard, O5c. agi 0234. nee reported of 800 tons Tunrxe ChoruaLast week 02,000. pl jeces chal bands in Providence, 64x64, closing firmly at lic. Provisiona,—Pork was more active, vith, aioe ro. bre of 5,500 bbls. at $14 for new meas, on the 6) 4 26 for do., deliverable in bmp nape $12 Ba ey 6 for old meas, und $10 25 a $10 60 for fair doman th shoulders, and 636, a 9\{c. in good demand at 6c. firm at 16c. a te for Cheese was modoratel: Ricz.—There were vy Market unaitered. LT was firm and in pretty active demand. LIVETRE was attracting more attention at 16c. @ Bal 16446. for Seep 0c. a 101%c. for clover, $2 30 for othy, and’ $3 10 a $3 15 for Cale Sccars wore in fair request and ‘advancing, with eales Of 980 hhde. and 1,650 boxes, partly at auction, at 1234¢ alice, for New Orleaue, 12sgc. @ 1346 fF for Porto Kico, aud llc. a 123¢. for Cuba. 900,000 11 contracted for jby Governmént at $12. 20 a g12 15 per 100‘ pounds. ‘Tat1ow.—Sales of 165,000 tbs, were mado at 107%c. @ mee. Txas.<There was more doing, particularly in ‘black, and the market was-buoyant, Wurexey was dearer, with gales of 1,800 bbls. at 5ic. 62c.—subsequently hold at 53c. with sales of 300 bb! extra, and $10 60 a $15 50 for plain mess, Lard was de- oo day, with sales of 2,000 packages at 10%%c. a for common to choice, for present and forward + Cut meats were inquired for, at 6;c. a 6c, for Bacon continued Butter lad mm for bams. ime. Beef wi at ld a $13 | active at 10c. a 13}: 70 bags Fast India 5 id at 7 i wore doing better, with,an improved inquiry, at ior for flax atid tim ingeed dry raw were SHIPPING NEWS. Steamers, Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the rogular lines, The steamers: for or ‘rom Liverpoot call is pecsytnten mts of Oc cept the Canadian Ocean Que! Niinols...... SPRCIAT. NOTICE. AN Netter eg packerjes intended jor the New Yore Hewauy shoul be sented ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK—twIS DA MOON STS. Mich waren. SUN RISKS, 2 48 SUNSETS. “Port of New York, k, September 22, 1863. a meee a4 Oriole (Br Ehip Hemisphere’ ( 1), George, Guion. bow & pete: ‘eink Cousines (Fr), Bonnet, Marseilies=Bactzer & one ‘Thomas Albert (Br), Crowell, Viegues--Brett, Son & ont Rover's Bride (Br), Rhodes, St Johns, sh ‘Smith. Halifax—J F Wh jeisinney, St Joho, ba ° Br), Hols fig Allandale (Br), Mel Schr Lilla a (Bry Wile Wilson, St KittaJones Sehr Condor ( Bene Enterprise, Growell, ‘A 3 DeRonse F Carlton, ihe Saran Milix ‘ash ington ARRIVED. US steamer Cossack, Ly: Guarteraaees. "Nheamshio Etna (Py, MeGuigan, jueensiown Hith 4:4 ‘ou, Port Royal, Was towed to this port erage pempenaers. to Jgobn barr yt fteamanip K ‘angaroo, bound EB: 10_A. jn Diack ball ait Courter. shY Continental Marshman, New to U8 Quartermaster. West, passed Orlean, 12 hours, with passengers to a 26 malice Se Poe sgioe. irom Kew Yor Ase SPM, while Ine, of East Machias, with when within bailing distance he had then been engar. &c, bound to New Yor! na gale, bad his ton furntahed him wit! led on her ¥« the Fa vassaimsh Mlests US Quariermusier. Or repairs. 20 sand ™, ar Ship West Porat, Ch Bark to Miller « Hou gatth Fivravet r, 10 master. “Irie es wed iron, to Funeh, Mein: to Wm Salem & Co Brig Mersey (of £1 rosswood, sngar and hi Brig J J Fi abacucthe Nag ned toon R Dewolf. ‘be Bl Schr Lavinia Hoj Sch cine Boston, he Weld Dowiit, Torey, Docigse cbr A T Rowlan . Ward. HW Zahooe (wrecker), fh ary F Jersey Bins ( TOS Fortrens Mi ieee Fort J Jackson Mouroe, 3B how toUS Beemer pee M Fatrebila. Steamer Ragssee. 1 feamer Pelican, Al Gweamer Vetrel, Baker. Ho Enel = yp foe sri ‘tally ‘a Pott, ‘the Sewn Nianoy, a her, Frid pat oa Vrstag tosh, mpad during the qaie se which p prevail Jot In @ leaky conditl: -At Cane Bitzabeth te saph W Dyer, hea,'a ine bark 0 tle and othor * e of steamers, Lound EB; Tie janes a (Swe), Kleveratram, ke & Wen rig Vorwarria (Prus), Kratt, Cet n Baker, Jeffers, Virginia. « days, Mt Vitginia, 4 dass Newtons, Wareha i's ‘irnsapo ie, ork is for about ‘at Queenstown, ox: ine, which call at Londonderry. steamers for or from the Continent, ca'l at Southampton. FROM BUROPB. Leaves, Date, eenstown ond Liver bive, Halifas—B Rafa. ieee? Liverpool Wiltams & Ship Neptan (Brem). Brandori, Leghorm—C Luling & Co. Bark Alwa (Br) Harrison. Havann—J K Wi Brie Swift (Nor), Larsen, Chitstiansand, Norway—Hotn: hyoa , Mulifax—cC Nis & Co. "Ward, Pexufort-Bentey, Suni it, Hiinan, Washington—Jonas Smith. 1; Hijiinan, Washington—Jouas Sm tilda, rice, Washington. nonin 1 Waaninstone . Washingion—I, Kenny. van Brant & Sie, Brunt & Slaght. Torland—W 8 Brown & Co, Rorwoh-Van Brunt & Slaght, Liverpoet, Se} Pi, with miso arat i vase. 1 one of the hy at 6 PM, Lense steamship Geo i Ratan Encore te zea fn In 75 18 sigited oa days out from son side of, Lube, w ch baton the eveniag of th pee Lorriopgaltantenaat 60 her maintopmast are and ‘sails, and até aig. | Baxtcr, Hiivon Hend Sent 18, tothe fowed to this port Cossack, tot, had very heavy weather: dist, of AD aght a large steam er, Prvaeey, ‘Cardenas, 16 days, with sugar, ir), Heenken, Cumberland Uarbor, 15 , Towtendurg, 68 70 daya, with wine, , MB), Ford, Bahia, 28 dara, with ie brett, Kimrmfeg St Domingo City, 14 Oyo Cool pimp days, i days, with sugar and Marston. 2 marie Hllen Diekte (of (tru, NS), McElheney, Lingan, CB, to J &C A Dewolf. 13un inet, Int 40 20, 3, D O Castner, from Boston for Glace arias (of Prince Raward Tsland), McCloud, Lin- r), Kenney, Windsor, 3 MS, Ui days, with Bec ibe cBisget Bones ui Fey 2 eae. Tooke, from wreck of ship ry at Absrcom, we her sails find rigging. port) ot SO: Diamond sie (US iemnsporty Nichols, “ee, EE ohn Brookn (t tisgngnerty Layfield, Fortress rs. in bnilaat. to termaater. rt), Alden, Fortress ‘Steamer J omeon, Cundiff, Baltimore, ko, Bb Phiiadetph ormnget, Mnllede!Bbse. rich, Provides " Proviaence. facies Ml; barks rn 7 mil ; ba ‘Lapwi ‘gang nase NB ekne, 3 ork now venta which loft Athens —— PRO’ crossing and i, peers, 08 Irondene, pond at, put into New ” - F yey! rere es yard of the Cutler Mildam Go Rare 14 bark of 105 [e5uhg tone owned ~ Nath! Sleerne, figsse Win Cutnmings, maste! cargenyer, and ne | - days, to the US camer E amner Notice ts hy Foch eet oe pmark the aprroach (0 | hoc By'order of the fh eon Portland, Bopt 15, 1888 a ooeen , Gente 1858. time to Gurerniuent a Ei hai a fer ce coo pia Heguie Tie, ha mina tatercoce to be NO ay th uasng within etal sine of the Coast box the Board of Trades rritory, bas been received (Copy—Translatio: wat having e peguenll cu Occurred that Merchan Y Fessele. a ing wathin the Ai Tove ns Linperial i Sat ‘have omitted to holst d colar Fen after having been summoned to do 60 2 {ng of | Bhunk shot, the Imperial Royal Minteiry of Marige, concurrence of the Imperial Royal Ministry mal taw, hoist thelr natioual within the distaneo. age teneter tr rata the! rr Imperial Roval Fortress or other Fortified Places within Aus: town maritios eae themselves by the mike of the ‘Austria Batfonal Th ordinat tothe xnowled: imrinors as thelr unfailing rio. si Gorerarsent thinks ‘iners woul we to attrib: tou i those prejudicial consequences which mi io timacieee caapat PRP cheers eyanoe oot 0 aaa rt res ‘rom the ri Trieste, he Ste Auge ta arin Oe ee” Whalemen sp oll, wasat Johan. « Benj Cummings’ of Dartmouth, was at sea Joly t oat te had just taken two sperm whales which made 3¢ 4 0 Spoken, &c. pe iro poston ‘Ayres for Queenstown, |, Dearborn, 1» NB, for Vi peers from St Jobo, NB, for Val. Teuiticntien from Bai ‘a. Francisco for Liverpool, Aug 8, nce, Cole, from NYork for London, Sept 14. one i M fe tc twerv, aug La iat ir 20 elon ofa). (70 Callao for Any m= Ports. Fore Antwerr, Sept ‘tie? fomulns. ULord, Akyab; ror Eons Pry Co satu McGilvery, "Salina eats Ree Aes w Wainer lave. 1. Sept I—Arr Hannah Secor, foe RYork, toivedy leaky, o ., Gand ali for Itelvoet) PeBeliner a tian, Ht Baltiuses Brewrruaven, Sept S—Arr Nord America, a. Friedriche, and Magdalene, Hen! em, Powel N, lon BUEX0S Ayres, joie a Port ships Addienn, Brown, FoF dover art Union Mhayer tec’ Gaycaiian Sept ips ares Yon, Buraley hime Sui ian wroatn vi for act abel ly previously, ship ¥ tel d, Katy, reek Fiyni Tork rm ( Aug 4); Anna Kimball, iicrspureyes Callao; ec! ren 0 Hotob igs, Petilo, for up the river, to ARD| ‘pt 6—Arr Monnt Vorson, Fan (or pritt), Bar- a Bariett Bartlett Mt), ee 6th, arty. Porttan 1c mith, Consens, Liver Conk, S' Joker Z Zephyr, Be tens MG bse d n aes Wile) Ciadwicks for tateatuano S0 iso and Boston, eo GON, Union, Horstmonr, from NY¥ork Sept 9—Arr Gloraunt, Guida, NYork. Bld 6th, Binck Swan’ Poder tpewie Favat, Aut In port hig’ j Merrimac, Woods, from Liv! 3c oston, put in rame dat. leaky, ~Arr Rubens, ‘Strohineyer, NYork; 6th, Lacon I a y Katharine, Ensiow, Philsdelphia; P ¢, erat, Geaiienam Spt S—Cld Amati, Silbersunidt Nort: SEHe-Sid- trom “Cuxbaven thy Tavaria” (8), is, and Wild , Ju Me Ceorgas wilt pce en es ori its ate flow Puller do. Sta , Texlan Star, Pi s naiore: Ikope. ive © do. aren sae see Pee 3 ey "sci PY a ee York; Virginin és). - ick (wy Kere, Mont wcnsn, if 8 icin Dearborn, York (and tematned in a vie revi mal pate hs turk to Young grok a rie Paaeh e ‘ 7--Eut ‘ont, fou: cee for petty Be fae ‘Sepa Soin rot brig aryaret, for Phile- Bid duly London: th Greek, Taytoe. Len, 20 Mines Yokohama 13th, Onw Petersen, Hekodi fad Bia July 9% san nv, San Francisco; nts Bel- y, Pen mou alles 15, 5 Had yen Coorer itor alien “galt Warn Nt, AOR BOOE Rew’ World, na argue rom Livers pois on me Arr steamship Saxon bes met 4 pt hare a fn Mb ee Baoan Aon: ea Bk eg recy eeu mkt omens fs Joba, 1B: yres via are Sean, —_ at ich ta te Clan devo Bw AW Hou: pg cc Prima Deane: ia ye | Frama vk che ¥ Cid Brome: Soy Probet, 4 Montevideo or poate ; achre J Garcelon, yoo) Newbary) me poner 8 SM Sherman, Lae Bryacn, ifeap cod 3 Grice Palmer, MYore Chowet, ci Po. a ase aaa nd Rr erace. fey eg Surinam; Anna iar he yoy Wi it nbetipore id ache SC Waldron, Om ce, = vane ‘Amdrews, 51 Ste. Hi oe gitar a Lincls. Wocsise Biooase: jeans, ott {or ae Yaron ‘Lit sininews « Pet sa ed Pain tet 4 See be vada jer, Witt ‘George Edward ining uta Wheeler Abigail rate, Sth Daniel T Baldetar sophie Ana it B Gazelle, William oper, ‘and Abbie aaa ache Boston Li wan, “SEW0t ORLEANS, set dees see aie ‘Thomp and Ti cae ag 21—Arr sobre By aes NYork; Hume, Phinney, ‘2k, sehr 8 Waterinan, Chase, NEWPORT, sépe lo-arr Bristol for Hier Arauizar, Watson Porteu eary Giova,| Bag York for NBed{ord. Wui— Are i y, Bligabethport. 5 urs Henry Caatoff, Al ‘atson, Sia coke River tor onb for NYork; ‘bater, NYork for Providence. Sia sohee, Kia 8 Wiswall Cicero, Luther Chfit, leary Casto, and Minnie CI }. and Coe} opt ‘bst—arr schr Messenger, Jones, Ke np for Me 9 this — i IW, i owe wiand, Josep! me alld Cohen Semel Tome, CS Averyatuaicher Faor, i tise ire ep A cantonts, jackvon. hitags b Armbe 7: geo it 4 ae ase Say ch rae ‘cl MG py on wteamer J ‘ice, ‘anny Ealer, Perkins, New Y: a = zeae! er 30; 2 gee Savi ? mate, aries pw eee tea et | eats Seay ane volt, er, Boston; fork Oa manes, wore: