The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1863, Page 7

1 INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON. ‘The Continued Bombardment of the the City and Sumter. "NEWS TO SATURDAY LAST, -THE LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS, &e., &., &e. ‘The United States steam transport Arago, Capt. Henry A. Gadaden, from Port Royal at eight A. M. and Charles- *ton Bar at six P. M. on the 28th ult., arrived at this port sat ten o'clock last night, bringing two hundred and ninoty- -OL@ presengers and the u ual mails. Among the passen- gers were Brigadier General A. Ames, Brigadier General SGprague and Brigadier General Schimmelfeunig. Mr. Oscar G. Sawyer’s Despatch. Four Ia.anp, 3. C., Nov. 28, 1868. THM sITUATION, ‘Thore is little cbango to be noted inthe situation of efiatre before Charleston. Gur fire is steadily maintained ~against Sumter, which presents about the same appear- -ance extorually as it did afew weeks ago. Of course the * “‘Bubtoring it has received has weakened it greatly; but, as -Lbave just remarked, the general features of the work emain pretty neatly the same as they did some time ago. Our fire is direoted principally against the face to- ~wards the city, apd our mortar shells drop into the shat- tered stronghold with a regularity and effect that render dts occupation # matter neither safe nor pleasant. Nct “<@ dag. pemace that the garrison does not lose men, and ® rifle shot, striking on the “Tight epot, orushes in an arch, and sends tons of masoory “Crashing upon the beads of those seeking safety in the casémates. I noticed in my correspondence a week or ‘€wo ago the fact that thirteen mon wero instantly ktiled ‘Dy the «rob failing in upon them, and I have now to re- «cord @ second oocurrence of tbe same nature, resulting in the death of two negrvcs and the wounding of six others, ‘and injuring two soldiers, Tois occurred on the 2ist ‘inetant,at five o'clock in the morning. The Mercury ~@tates that a broken arch of the gorge wall was struck by Parrott shell, and fell in, burying the men referred to ab ve. The day before that one soldier was killed and ‘th ce wounded by she Is. The Mercury states that twelve shells wore thrown into the city on Saturday last, and eighteen others at a Aator hour, ‘doing comparatively little injury.” ‘The first and only victim of the Yankee bombardment, thus far, ‘was on old negro wiman, be‘oaging toa Bir, Lindsay. ‘Sho was killed on Saturday fdrenoon. SOME MISSTATEMENTS CORRECIED One of the New York dailies receatly indulged in a ‘very upprovoked attack on Geveral Gillmore for alleged ‘maltreatment of the colored troops under bis command. At was asserted that they were compelled to perform more fatigue duty than their share; that they were treeted ~m_ re like menials than soldiers, and that in consequence General Gillmore bad become exceedingly unpopular among the officers of the colored troops. Now, having ~@ome knowledge of the condition and treatment of the colored troops, both from persoval observation and «the reports of thelr officers, I am able to deny tho truth of these affegations. The colored troops Go not perform more than their share of fatigue duty, end in all military movements where the bayonet takes the place of the spade they join in with the white sol- diors. Inevery way they aro troated precisely os the ‘white troops, aod share alike with them in the toils of gue duty and the porits of battle, As to their not ing permitted to drill, every one here knows to the Major General Q. A. GILLMORE. ‘oo, ‘Assistant Adjutant Faoeral. Ufficiai—ierant R. ‘Srnuxy, Captain Forty. seventh New ‘Work Volunteers, A. A. A. G. It is to be hoped that the Post will bo more careful of the sources from which it gsins its information, and it ‘will make fewer misstatements tn future. I may safely in conclusion, that General Gillmore has the perfect 6e and regard of all tho officers ia the colored Tegiment, as he has ot all those of the white troops, and 32 THANKSGIVING DAY. ‘The following order proclaimed a thanksgiving in this «dopartment, and it was generally observed:— GRR . 104. SmnennTEE on me LOSS Hrapgarters 1s THR Fret, Je compliance wi te rican” 320 wi r United =tates, Thursday, the 26¢b inat., will be ob- to this Department as iH ‘any ot Thanksgiving apd rang A Almighty God for bis merciful protection and “unnecessary labor will be | be suspended ing officers of the several ports wili cause public service to be hela at some y convenient place tbetr ve commands. of Major General Q. A GILLMORE. ‘sry, Azolatant Adjutant Generals, Tlie sleds ediilabrtaa ‘The corps of correspondents here, who geverally know about efi that is (00; 00,c.04 net learn that the day wan to be marked by any grand event w ich should dis- dinguish the day from any other in the calendar; so we determined to give a grand banquet to our friends. The hosts wore Mosers. Shepnerd & Pullock, of the Tribune; ‘Whittemore, of the Timer; Foss, of the Phitadelphia /n -quirer; Crane, of Frank Leslie's, and Osborne and Sawyer, of the Heraty. Through the kindness of Quar- teormaster D. C. Brown, of the Now York Volunteer En- gineers, we obtained the new Masonic Hall for the par pone, and with his aid and that of Lieut. Col. Hall, and Lieut. Geo. C. Bingham, Quartermaster at beadquarters, @ long table was spread, with thirty covers, yt en IMB Dasgees, * “At ive o'clock the gueate, to the number of thirty or ‘more sat down to a repast that would have done no dis ‘credit to Delmonico’s cuisine. After full justice had been ore to the turkeys, ducks, game, beef, mutton, genuine ‘wince pies and other viands that are rarely found in the fold, and the wines bad been discussed, the chairman, prhose name modesty alone forbids me to mention, had Jeotters from General Gilimore and Gouerat Terry, re- grotting their inability to attend, the formor by reason of iliness, and the latter owing to previous engagements. LATIESA OF GENERALS GILLMOKE AND TRERT. Hasoquartaas, Derarruent ov rum Sort Four latsxo, 8. C., Nov. 26, 1863. 0G Siimnt’ regret, that being Jo the bands of the doc- SSaiee aa rc uskls to suteus of buaseato Hall this after- regrets to the gentlemen present, and oaeet me you obeu 291 porvant, lig. i (By Te specs nt ip Eo. Same, Aapane Lt. obliged for your jour kod invitation; but we we corviomn Bere 38 the afternoon which we mael ate Fen SENTIMENTS AND aT EECHEA. The Cuamman then “Tho President of the Doited States,’? to which sentiaent Goveral Vogtes re sponded ta eloquent terms. He expressed bis faity in the Mnal triumph of oar arma. At the conclusion of bie remarks ibe band struck up "Hail to the Chief,” im & style which called forth the applanre of the company. ‘Tho second rogular senliment, “Major General Gill | amore ”” was roplied to by Lieutenant Colonel Hall, Provort ‘Marshal General, who sketched the career of the General Oommandting i thin department and in the West, and Paid @ just and glowing tribcte to his military abiity, qe0ia) oer] qualition, and Mis rucoors aa ao author apd woldior. General Gilmore's ners wes recesredt with © ‘round of cheers and other man'fertations - fund regard By the eutire compaay. Doris, Fy 1 Be heanh of Genersi Te. Ty Wes enthusiertically — fn bumpers of wine, A wast ty General RB. S. Poster we veeponded to by that geatieman in eloquent terrae. Gen, ‘Vogdes was also brought out aud made an effective epesed Govoral Seymour, the Army sad Navy, the Pross, ond. Ww gt! NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1863.-TRIPLE SHEET: the Engineers, Artillery, &c., wore successively toasted, aud responses made by General Vogdes, Colonel Little- field, Lieutenant Colonel McConine, Major Abert, Captain ‘Hamilton, Mr. Shopherd and others. Up to a Inte hour the festivities ‘© maintaived with unflagging interest. Every ove was in capital spirits, and each one seemed to enjoy the occasion most hugely. At the conclusion the guests joined Lands and sang with effect ‘Auld Lang Syne,” and the rafters of the ball raog with the refrain, Everything passed off in the finest style, and I doubt not each one was convinced that the Press can give @ good dinner 4s well as some other people. We desire to express our thanks to Lieutenant Brown, Cuartermaster of the Volunteer Engineers, for tho use of the hall, and for @ hundred acts of kindvess; to Colonel Hall, Lieutenant Bingham, Captain Gadsden, of the Arago; Mr, Ingaigand Mr. Murphy, of the band, for lending us belp'ng hand, by which wa wore enabled to achieve a Grand success, Our only rogret is that we were unable $0 invite ail our friends; but as no ro m in America could hold them, we wove compelled reluctantly to issue a limited number of invitations, shall in my neat describe the Masonic Hall, ove of the most beautiful and tasty rooms I have ever seen, which reflects the highest credit upon the architectural ski!! aud decorative taste of Quartermaster Brown, who dosigned and executed the entire plan of the work. NAVAL MEWS, ‘The only naval news I have is the fact that Captain Emmons, chief of staff, has been relieved and ordered North, and the temporary appointment of Lieut. Com. Bradford, ae commander of the Neipsic, to the position, . Lieut. (im. Harris will doubtless tako command of the Noipsic, vice Bradford. It is probable that Com. Foxhati Parker will soon arrive to assume the position of Feet, Coptain under Admura! Dahigren. THK MARINE BATTALION GOING NORTH. ‘The Marine battalion, under tho veteran Lieutenant Colo- ng! Reynoids, will leave for the North on the Maseachu setie next Tuesday, in pursuance of ordera from the Navy Department, but agatust the wisbea of the Admiral and Colonel Reynoids, who desire the battalion to remain. While here the battalion bas performed good service, and has attained a high proficiency in drill, and is now @ model of soldierly per‘ection, During their service here they bave lost two officers and thirty-»ne mea, in toe attack on Sumter, Cup ain Reynoids will remain as senior marine officer of the squadron, in the Wab sh, The follow ing is the list of oilicors:— Lieateaant Colonel Jobn G. Reynolds, commandiog. Lieutenant H. B. Lowrie t Leutenant It. Percy Me r. Assistant Surgeon 8. Wooiverton, United States Navy. COMPANY A. Captain F. McDonald Reynold feound Lieutenant Lewis if COMPANY B. Captain Chas. G. McCawley® coma Lieutenant Fred. T Peet, COMPANY ¢. Captain Clement D. Hebb COMPANY D. Lieutenant Wm, Waths, commanding. ‘The battalion, on the r arrival North, will doubt'ess be distributed among the varius stations on the coass, for permance duty. FINAL REVIEW 1 Y ADMIRAL DAHLGREN. Yosterday Admiral Dahlgren, accompanied by Acting Chief of Staff, Lieutenant Commanding Bradford and C lonel Ulric Dablgren, visited the camp of the Marine battalion, and reviewed tbe command after it hid been put through a variety of movements by Colove! Reynolds. The camp was atterwards inspected and found to be io most admirable condition. It deserves a description which I must postpone until @ future occasion, as it is a model camp. After the inspection the Admiral and suite, Captain Bulch, of the Pawnee; Colonel Henry, of the Fortieth Massachusetts; Paymaster Lawrence and others, wero invited to as colfation, at which teasts were offered ond speeches mate by the Admiral, Colonel Reynolds, Colonel Henry, Captain Balch, Cotonel Dahigren, the members of the press and Others, and pleasant tlm» casuod. The Adrairal ex- pressed, in complimentary terms, bis gratiCcation at the Splendid appearance of tho command, his recognition of its valuable services and his regret at its depurture, Circumstances beyond his control had prevented the bat- tation from winning still bigher distiaection in more active service; bat he was confident that it would al ‘ways maintain its reputstion for bravery and gallantry in-whatever position it was place’, La couclusion, be Dade them farewel!. ‘The marine band discoursed sm» fin? music during the entertainment in a brilliant style. REBEL ACCOUNTS. Forrnrss Mownox, Dec. 1, 1863, The Richmond Whig of Novemver 25 aud 30 contains the following :— Caamtuston, Nov. 27, 1863. ‘The Yankees kopt up heavy mortar shelling oa Sumter last night, continuing it this morning. Six shelis were thrown into tho city today. Two buildings were struck. ‘The shelling of Sumter, Moultrie, Johnson aod Simpkins by the enemy, from Gregg and Wagner, has been lively and continuous. Fyur hundred and sixty-one shots were fired oa Sumter on Thursday and Friday. Caanuxston, Nov. 28, 1863 Shelling bas been kept up stead!ly on Samter, Moultrie, Jobnson ard Simpkins. Seventy-two ten-ioch columbiads were fired apon Sam- ter trom Gregg to day. ‘The enemy have commenced fring thirteen-iuch mor tars from Cummings’ Point, Twenty-elght sbells were fired. During the n'gbt the enemy cont inued their usual prac- tice on Sumter with Parrot gune. Iwo bundred and fifty even shots were fired on Fridsy night. Captain Jacob Valentine and two or three privates were severely wounded in Moultrie by the exylosion of a Par. rott sbell. No casualties on James Ieland today. MILES O'REILLY IN 7HE WHITE HOUSE. ‘The interesting and grapbic account of the reception of Private Miles O'Peiil, at the White House, which we gave last week, will be published in full ia the Weexty Hana of this week. All stadents of the Presidential ques tom should give beed to the developments made on that occasion. The subject was therein fully discussed with a candor aod profundity sekiom gurpassed, Private O'Reilly's remarks upon the “army vote" eing entitled to very serious Consideration. MAILS FOR EUROPE. Tho Canard mal stoainsbfy Persia, Captain Lott, will lead ibis port to-day for Liverpool. ‘The Mails for Rurope will close this morning at balf- past eight o'clock. The New Yorx Hexsto—Fdition for Curope—will be published at half-past seven o'clock this morning, and will contain full details of the Great Victories near Chattanooga, resulting in the complete rout of the rebels under General Bragg, particulars of the successful Ad- ‘vance of General Meade’s Army, and the Retreat of the rebel army under General Leo, Movements of Geveral Baok’s Forces—Capture of Corpus Christi, Aransas Pass and other points, the Progrera of the lege of Charleston the Latest from Burnside’s Army, News from Havag. and Mexico, and all other events of tne past week of an \oteresting character. Single copies, in wrappers ready for iF mation, five cents, MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC, The mail teamebip North Star, Capt. Jones, will leave this port to morrow, at noon, for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Centrel America and the South Pactic will close at balf pert ten o'clock to morrow morning. ‘The New Yorn Hxnsty—Fdition for the Pacific—will be ready at balf-past nine o’ch«k to morrow morning, nad will contain fal! porticuiars of the recent Great Victo ries by Gen. Graot's forces at Chattanooga, accompanied with a Map abowing the country {rom Knoxville to At Janta; The Jatevt News from Gen, Meade's army; Peta\'s of the Operations of Gew. Banks 9 Texas; Theiatert from Gev. Purneide’s Army, The Siege of Charteston, Interesting Newa from Rurope; Sporting Intelligences, and all other events of the pastten cays of an Iotereating charscver. Single copie, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six contr. A New Pertame for the Handmerchter. | Bstract of she Nieht, Blooming elicale and £ ‘ recto flor va tor Phat . hea me " re Lovierion oo ree Brokers, oot, BK Prizes Cashed tm att 1 gritere tate « rea, laformativn gires. song ATER. Pron rect, rouw No 1. Si tonatn” Eaay & Auwrvosr, Ouase Clie-bee 1863. 49, 17, 16, 44, 31, 05, ee: 46, ‘wn of, UI, 64, Otreulars se: fiea'et chase by atdresstag either te - MURRAY BODY a 0 Coviagioa. ada Ometal Dra of the Sh ay College Letters of Ls Fie-Bee: 15, T7, 45, 81, 29, oa 23, 54, 2. * 44, 18, 24. Cubase 718—Deo. i. 1863. 9, 55, TT, 24, 22, 16, 15, bi. 39, 10, 41, TA. Clroulars seat by ‘address Me KB. BIMMONS & 00. Buccessors to dno, A. Mocris & Oa. OMmectal Deawense c-4 Faawd Noob 5d Asso- tation fue Geass 5 Gisebee TU 66, 34, 6, “The 42, G5, 22, di, 5s, *2, 17, 27, Chase 444-—Dec. 1, I 21, 23, 71, 38. 3, , 4, 08, 75, 33, 74, 66, 57, jae se: TRANCE: RLULS & OO. Manazera, Conagtos, Kr. All Curable Acute, Chronic d Female Complaints weg Nabe eraiet PE, POLEON nate. Medical Biectrictan Blectic Physi Proteases of Elvotro- Therapeutics, ‘Drsonsee New York Eleotropathte and Medical Wy ‘Test Examinations, Consultations and Treatment at Pi 0. 2 Cooper Union Building, from 9105 ‘ast. At Church, At Home, Ceremony, Viett- BRC a se aoe A Bad Breath.—How ated—how my Almighty Dollar |. Heorat See his photograph at HOLMES’ aur, 303 Broadway. Con Leeper kin,” O35 "Broadway, aud tifal item of Fouts or Laquid Pe ing the c xmplexion everywhere. Boots th: wilt Keep Your Feet Dry, and made in the “atest style, at moderate pricas, SLATERS, No. 2 Cortlan atreet, Compoatte on Window Guarda, for the Rroleetion of windows. HUTCHINSON & WIOKER- (269 Canal street, rAd war. Children’ Ail Their Va- riet ty ANTRELL'S, M3 at ween Bleventh and Twelfth streets, foro’ Hair | Dye, whotesale and retail, The dye applied by alful artists, 7 Pea Chate wness, Eruptions, pecks and all Skin Blemisiea’ cured by GOU- Wat's Valian Medicated Soap. 438 Broadway, Preservative No. 6 Astor House En- without pie ox. ineunvemvence, to, tne Patient by Dr. ZACHARIR, urgeo@ Chiropodiat, No, 760 Broadway. Coughs, Colds, all Pulm 'y Aftece Sons, PEAR ooureD ro by P WILD CNERRY BHONOH bi FICULT Ny et apn AW AYNE compat Nb s HERR Y. ALL A¥' TIONS THROAT.” AIN 4! SW. COMPOUND SYRUP W. DR. SWAYNE & SON. 330 North Sixth street, Plitiatelphia. F.C. WELLS &CO., 115 Fraukiin street, New York. Dramatic formances=The oer, the Gomersals, &¢., at 3 and 7h o'clock todas BARNUM'S, The three Giauts, Dwarf, &c., at all hours, eas, Impaired Sight, NOISES IN THE MEAD, CATARBHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE. THROAT, CHRONIC CATARRH, ° CATARRA OF THK TYMPANIC MUCOUS uauenent GRekie coke OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE CROSS EVE ae IN ONS MINUTE, iuring either Dr VON BIBKN: ‘welfth “l to by ne roomy BIO Bruasway, meet All Diseases of treated by De. LIGHTAILL No, 34 End Reception howes from A. M. UllS P.M, Tags, Au Kt I1CTOR E. M. VaER, iis Oneat For the Hair—Barry’s “Trt opheranus, the best and eoefeent hciccmadl Bold by alt A eomauuns, wt _Somrama’s | Warraniea’ 45) Bron Grover & Bake > roots Hair So aa Or any pert of the body. Highest Premium Sewing Machines for sale near Twenty- seornd street. aie Embrotderiag, Braliing and every de- scription of machine sewing done ti bess manner dow: can fomtity. reat tothe ‘not Tinsivn po and To: Of the Boclote Hygieniqua, for fog ae 385 wroadway. ARE MOUSE, AUHHOUBE, Ho Sings apd Swans’ Down. Furs repaired or altere . Batmoral Boot en's Leggings in great SLAYI-RS, 553 Broadway. Mrs. M. G. Brown, n, Metaphytical Phy- sictan , Professor of the ye, Har and Throws, will be at her Rooms to see Patients, at No. 25 Bond sireet, on Tureday and Wednesday, Medicines can be bad at all times. fantanco! as ager? Sold. ey druggists Devon 88 © Sister, Dear! He. Raised His Hat gee ing locks, y heart seat pies a Overcoats » —Jaet t Thing You == Churchtlis, $16; Caacors, $20; $2" + ing Coats, § itd Wiliam # rect, mips s te for all Plantation Bitter Bottles itt 1 per doren for ntation Bitter Fed tour Manufactory. 109 Liberty strert, in. geod BEWARB OF COL bah 4 STUFY, IN REFILLED Piamaton _bitwers by the VERY ROTILE Has OUR es “Phy are Gov. N OVER THE CO} JANMEST STAMP THE CORK. 4. Any pervon p ees ye tending Me oat oka & meek og te MANDRAKE PILLS clear (he stomach and vet of the mucus snd morbid matier, restores the appet.te snd makes the (od digert well, am they soon bei in in fleab, Persone hat are in the habit of ar a mach wit find SCHENCK 8 MANDRAK PLLA the stomach and give Big Meteed of |iy a soheN MK will be at bie roome every y Tuesday. from P M., Mudre 8 supply of bis medicines cag Lt 3 Ne Jed ict in are for sale by al dre ate wa amgvurg. Jersey Oly, iced en and ot Xs e other ~ ‘aad Ubermical Warcboum, ‘The Mest table Bold by arr ay eeree Preratam is Cartes Ly a by Vignettes $2 o ott Babe Ber Gd. tea, ue Laewt Peay ie PAAR, AND COMMERCIAL. Toxapay, Dec. 1-6 P.M Tho stock market was oppressed to-day at the opening, and prices took another downward turn, which the bears claimed to have been the result entirely of theiy management. But upon this oc- casion thir ego! ia has led them to assume too much, for the cause may be traced to parts distant from Wall street. The people are beginning to cal- culate upon the shortness of the time before a crash must come, and they are making arrangements to meet it by restricting their purchases and gradually withdrawing from the market, leaving the jobbers and the gamblers, who are always in ‘the oblivious calm of indiff- rence’? in regard to approaching danger, to bear the brunt of the collapse. The public have become fully convinced that the prea- ent inilated state of the share market cannot con tinue a day beyond the time when the first olick of the telegraph announces the rebellion at an end; and each day's intelligence presses the conviction upon them that that consummation is not far dis- tant. It has been our duty to warn tbem in time, and we are gratified to find that our caution has not been permitted to pass unheeded. Compared with the prices at the first board yesterday, the decline to-day in New York Central was 1%, Erie 1%, Erie preferred %{, Hudson River 2, Harlem 2, Read- ing 14, Michigan Central 2, Michigan Southern 1 a “be Michigan guaranteed 1Y, iMinois Central 2 24, Pittsburg al, Galena 1%, Bock Island 4, Tolnan 14% a2, Fort Wayne 1 a 1%, North- western 1% and Peairie du Chien 1% per cent. There was no reaction during the day, and prices did not vary much from the operations at the first board. The closing sales at five o'clock were at the following figures: — Kew York Contral,.......+6 » 16K 105", ats Catmbortaud Coat ed The following comparatire table will show the decrease in the prices of some of the leading rail road shares since Monday of last we: Nor 23. we 139) Now York Coatral Hodson River Hariem...... Roading, if + Central Clevound and Pittsburg. Chicaso aod Northwestern, Government stocks maintained their standing, and State securities were steady and inclined to firmness The money market exhibits 10 ciange, and, al- though comparatively easy, leaders find no neces - sity of reducing the interest below the legal rate. There was no excitiment umorg the operators in gold te-dsy, aud the market was flat. The prices. of Monday, however, were maintained, with comparatively few lots offering, but yet quite The following sufficient to supply all demands. were the quotations: Vo'clock AM. 105% o'clock A. 11 o'clock A, M. 114 o'clock A. 115, o'clock A 120 cle Mt Borel ck P.M. ~There was a little more auwmation at ‘th close and prices were firm, It was understood in the street that the share holders of the Harlem Railroad Company had voted to-day in favor of the proposed increase of the capital stock; for the parpose of laying an additional tack t» Albany. ‘The busines: af the office of the Assia ant T ca surer to-day was as follows: — + $2,109,7. 2408 be + 16,064 500 The receipts from contema y were $142,736. The following is statement of the business of the United Stotes Assay Office in this city for the month ending November 30:-~ $20,000 10,000 ‘oreign United States old sliver cvius United States silver bullion. . Total gold and siver Gold bare stamped, value. . .. ae Sent to United stares Mint (or couage ‘The aggregate exports of produce aud merchan- dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week were $5,251,634. The directors of the American Transit Company have made a call upon the stockholders for an in stalment of five per cent, or five dollars upon each share of the cepital stock, to be paid on Tuesday next. If not paid within three days after that time the shares and all previous pay ments thereou will be forfeited. The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Com- pony is in the market fora loan of two handred thousand dollars on seven per cent bonds, to be issued for the construction of a drawbridge across the Mississippi river at Clinton. The bouds witl be one thousand dollars each, redeemable in 1844, and will be alien upon the revenues of the road after its other indebtedness is cancelled. The coupons due December | of the Milwaukee city bonds will be paid on presenta- tion to W. Schall & Co., in this city. The following table shows the condition of the banks of Philadelphia on each Manday during the month of November: Loans. —_Spreie._ Circulation. Depusite Nov. 2....930,180,421 4,164,504 2,100,284 31,506,005 Nov. %....38f4T 125 4 2,100,621 30,812 041 Nov. 16 4 2,080,900 20,793,000 Nov. 23 ‘26 4 2,085 884 30.186.126 Noy. 90... 86,683,024 4 2,008,512 29,002,167 $160000' 8000 U S00 Tr 6000 ¥ «00 00 N 200 Mich Coa RR ira 5000 Missouri 10 126 6000 ve we mica So AN ime 6 8000 3000 M0 Mich 0 & Ni ge 138 3000 109 ao 1, 4000 (00 Ili Can Rat seri. TIT 1000 1" do wo MT 1000%. “ dy 000 109 2000 ‘29000 on 100 i, wer May Re aK Oui Patt bas 13% ae 4 “an mp ii. “ de ., ” war doth 84 peat " to 20 POF RORRT oO Be Lo do... a in no 81 an do... ah ined Var Ad) saester=s RARER = «= SROOND $1000 US8's Iyrcorn 98% 1000 do 8 10000 Missouri 6’... OWS uae American gold. 147", BOARD. * 16 ha Erio RR prot mos 100 do BL ad rq RR. v30 Pr do - Ty 160 shaCanton Co 33 100 Cum Coal prof.. 4 169 QO... seees BBM 100 Reais ae 60 do......b10 33% 100 &. aN 100 rac Miss Ga’ 20 210 do... 860 208 '¢ oo ht ac Ta? 9 1200 ot at 100 Gatona & Chi RR. 1066 Me 200 N York Coa Hit.43 134 600 Clove & Tol RR; 112% 300 serene WOM So ings 6 IRR 3 2000 1845, 360 do... 400 83 183% 100 90... 0 loans 200 810 152% 100 MLA P du C RR. 6% wo #2 1M GOO FIWACDIRE 8144 500 Erie RR. 10H do... 81K Sales at th Public Board. Onn o'GLoeK P.M, - asia Seine 6 i 200 hs ia Riv RR. ty : sete ose 38E 10» Harton RR. ol do. » or), eo Roading RR rin 200 1e5 60 Micnsoui RK.c 19 50 UI Central 2 116% 19 4. 116% 116 100 Cloy & Pilds Rit 1024 300 di + 1024 200 do 10a 200 Clow & Tol Rb 113 100 Chic ARIRR... 102% 20000 dy... LOR 300 do Trt wy 100 Chic & Aiton RR. 83 60 Cumberland Coal. 34 100 do... . 34 200 do. M 200 bd BF 100 do. » 88% Haurevasr Taxee @ Cio P.M, , 1444, 100 abs Reading RU 121% 40000 83 1485{ 450 Mich So AN TRE TH 900 9 aha N yea KR wos 600 IN Central Rit... LIT + 136% 1000 Clay & Vite Rit tor 30. 1200 do 105 100 do 300 Galena & Chi HR 106% oon do 200 Itk Isinnd RK. bt 10%, 300 do. 300 do, 103%; 1990 dy... 200 do a3 103% do... 60 isspcer=s SaRM 1400 Fie RR. 800 Chi NWR 469 900 fi 400 Pitts, FLWEC 600 0” 400 105%; 1000 ‘do... #60 BONY 100 105%, 600 do ay 600 +186 106%, 1450 do. ne 10 2:83 1065, 100 do bio 82% 7100 do. b3 1054 100 Camb © 63 33 10y Erie RR preferred LOL 500 > 100 Howson River RIE W214 1500 do 3 2 do 1215, 100 do... Db By New York Evening Exchange. Nive o'Ciock PM £20000 American gold 149 600 ahs NY Coot RR. 14% 20000 do... 1s", 190 GQ..0}s0000 MORE 10000 do. 149 100 do. 180 10000 do + WO 600 do Berd) 19000 do 83149200 20000 149 100 Erie d 10000 ss 149 100 10000 + 14875 200 10.00 18h 10000 . Me 1ov00 30000 10000 10000 i 10000 . 50000 do......biw 1e6 8 60000 do DS 106% 50000 e000 10000 65060 100000 100A) . 00 b1O 105% 29000 «3 105% 300 ahs NY wv ot ie in 100% 20 1 100 meveminey “age 9 50 1000 4d 106 100 00 Clave Ke Pitta Ife. Loss loo 100 Galeoa KK. . ho 10 Offered Aske. 108 Rock fy Rit... 10844 “108 300 Mi Cont RR. AIT” Mwy 1090 Harlem tit. “ od 109 ciry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Terspar, Dec. 1-67. M. | Mmraparcers.—Recoip'+ 19,240 Lbis, four, 623 vbia, and 3,128 wack corn meal; 233 eacks buck whout flour, 114,116 busheis whet, 2.120 co. corn, 64.908 do oats, There was only a moderate demand for Wostern ond State four Al to-day a ‘Change, tbe extreme prices demanded having the oflect to check shipments and restrict the regular | trate operations Lo present necessities, and althoagh {hore was no decided alteration tn prices, seliers had an undoubted advantage tilt just at the close, when with some relaxation In the rates of gold, holders ofered (heir lies more freely at the ruling curreney. The salen were 12,000 bbis., a# per quotatiina below. Ia Southera and Canedian if there was & moderate ban) ness and the markot was fem, with scales bf $00 bis. of the ‘ormer and 600 bbls, of the tater Rye flour wax in {ole Pequest. and the marmet onoyant at $) The the range o fine and superfive. Corn meal n (air saquiry at the slight yield noted yesterday f witha sabes 50 bite. Woe quote Jersey $6, lirandywive $025, and ev'y and caloric $6 69, Buckwheat tour i in brink do | mand and moderato savply. We quote — Sup oriine State and Western dour $95 2 O15 Extra State... 6M na 64) Common to medion Western 100 a 145 | Geed to choice do. . . eo 2 O86 Patra St. Louis 60 a1 | Common to good Southern ma 410 Good Wo chowd extra do 1 a 10% Common Canadian... me 60 Good to choice extra do... a itye four, io a 700 Corn meal. bbin oa 6 Corn meal, pancheons. oO «8 Buck beat flour, per 100 Ibe % ~The merket for wheat way @ shade better— Zo —principally oo winter mumplen. wliecl a plenty as spring. ibe inquiry was mainty for be and 08 Kpeculation, prices being above the limits of stip pers. Seles 80 000 beebeils at $1 404 Bt 44 for pring Chicago and Milwaukie club, $1448 $145 for amber | $i se) yy 9 $1 60 081 66 for winter red western, $1 62 for common to chica amber Michigna, BL TO tor ordinary white State ead $150 for prime white Cauade, Rye was scarce aud held higher in moderate request, with aales of 4 G0 bonsels ot $1 38 eos Cp Fag ye Sate, and $1 46 for iniorion Connda Bert, Of Warley malt we potice males of 14,000 truabets far to prime State at St C3 2 " ‘The ota market ag buoyant early in ibe day, Dat Cloned fat nlos 75,000 bunbeix at @8e 8 900. for Caiedian nod Me. & Die for State and Westorn—the latter (ries cow above the marke, The coro market also opened Sem, aod closed dull aod heavy at the imide price tales 45,000 usher at $1 72 « $1 2° for Western mined in etore Corre —The market war steady We learn of further Arapaect mprviny 4.419 bags Rie, per Ald avd Car Melita, part at 38. The current prices are sx folie ie, prime, Se., good, inary Sle. @ Bi ier our my Btbe vember rather more activity yithan neticed for Mime time part bet rates were without eeential change. To Liverpool were en £8 G04 2b 000 a 20.000 burhels grain ot 44, per wowtral 3,000 bin. four at I ena Per steomer 650 bin. beet cheeve i (or meanurement bt bark te Cad sod FO tory bene, heavy pipe» petroleum, to Londen, priv # NF. We at A istother to Malaga, end s Drvtisbs Crus 06 private terme Pro noms Tu cnipts 658 bby. pork, a: Lenape bee, A? do, lard realieed tor al | day wee 100471 © (0 bola bet conmoke fh only al ' about 10 oe bbe on) OR ed yenterdey Memes woe. ngninet abot 2 00 bow Ineo The toenigt autos heavy , while the ane se } metornte nang el ha wot + wihet oopecial change Rey Sor at bie 20 . Mo for old mre eew nnd Bi sae tor “ ® 816 for Nore | {fy} ns Yrees O. © ae meme om pt mal hee a oe ‘ ge oat. wt “Tk °° i eee ae : eriey was | ' T Marri OK a Am —IEV AN. — At Baten 1 Taland, on Monday, No- ber 30, by tho Rey. Thomas H. Skinner. J Howsns Ackman, Of Brovkiyo,to Mise el daughter of Jacob M. Evang, of Cliftin, Staten Isiaw Over —Cunat.—On Sunday, November 2, Rev. J. Hagan, Witsow B. Onarmp to Anna EE. dnvghtor of J Goraw, all of this city, Goshen papora please copy —[acon.—Jn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December 1, Mev. Dr. AN. Littlejohn, my the residence of the bride's paromts, J di car i pete to Jura a jaughier of by the , Sldewt evening, November it {he residence of the bride, eldest daughter of Robert Karl, all of this city Died Brinorow.—At Gowanus ret Hrooklyn, on Monday, eaee, 80, Brann F., 200 of Joseph aud Josephine ington, 18 months. po | ls (Wodnesday) afterno: Fricoda are invited, without farther ‘Ovaiing,— Oa Sanday , Novembor Hasat cident oom of Mary J, and James Cushing, Jr, aged 5 Fuceral from the residence of bis parc: & rorty ft fourth street, this (Wednesday) inorning, at oleven Case on.—In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, December se Bauxnr Cavngon, 9) 32 years. ‘The friends of jamiy are partioularty roquostot te attond the funeral, from the residence pf bis brotver law. Robort Folliert, ‘243 South Sixth street, Williamsburg, 00 Thursday afterudon, ab owe o'clock, His remainn witi be taken to Greenwood for Interment, : Ou y, December 1, at the residence of ots, Gronav Pwansom, aged 4 years, 1 mootm ya, aud Krasa Jane, 1 year, 2 month and ‘only von and infant daughter of Robert and Invited to attend the ton, at two o'clock. funoral, from their streot, on Thurnday alte Ciuxaky.—In Brooklyn, oa Tuesday, Deceaber 1, in (Be 62d year of her age, bean o + lormerty of Cogi- more, dear Lailyshannon, county Dovega List Intends, aud those of her sous, Jobo and Wiltiem, are lavitod Wo attond the (uneral, (rom tho residence of tho family, 617 Cotumbia street, south ireusipee oo {past two o’etoe November 30, iiuavann Cam- ‘The petatives and friends of the family are May errno A requested to attend the funeral, from st. Andi Duane miroot. near Chatham, whero « rox bin 9 will be colobrated at hal past too o'clock, and from wheoce the funeral will proceed to Calvary Como tery. Westmoath ({reinod) and Birmingham (iog.) papers please copy. Caowtay,—Ou Mouday, November 30, Mra Crow exe, aged 63 years, None know her but to | vo her, None named hee but to praise. The friewds of the family, and thono of her daughter, Mrs, Kate K. Driggs, arocrespeot(ully invited to attend the funoral, from hor late residence, #3 Market street, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, ab half prst one o'etock Lucan —On Monday morning, November 30, at eleven o'clock, of scariet fever, Fusawerns, daughter of Haugh aud Susan Dugan, aged 3 years, 9 mootha and & day» “The frionda of tho fainily are respectfully invited te attead he funeral from the residence of ber parents, LLL | Rauroad aveave, Jersey Oty this (Wednesday) morning, at tan o'clock. Il eoaxaree.—On Sunday eventng, November 29, Jou W., third son of Jobo Delarimer, txy., aged 33 years and 6 mothe . ‘The rolatives and friends of the family aro invited te attoud the funeral, from the Kelormed luteh churce (ev. De. Thompeon), in Twenty first street, betweem Fifth and Sixth avenues, this (Wednesday) afternova, ot two o'clock. ‘Cinciavatl papers ploase cop: Dickamwe x.--0n Monday, November 30, Mrs, Joua Tnexwwon, widow of the Kev. Jonathan vickorsom, in the 65th year of hor age. Tha friends of the family, and those of her son inlaw, Jaros Curr, key, aro tovited to attend the funeral, from, hor late residence, No. 1AT Kast Twentieth etree, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, Orange county papers E.uiorr.—Killed at L wniain, on Tuesday, Ne- vember 24, Major Giurar M. ELUOTT, soa of Jano and Rutt B, Elilott, aged 23 years. Notioe of the funeral hereaster necticut and New Jersey papers please on) v2.00 Tuesday, December 1, Faancis Gaur- rites, aged 4 yoars, T mowthe wad 21 days. The (rtends and acyuniotances are reapecttully toe to #ttend the funeral, this (Wednenday) aftern on, at twe o'clock, from bun ‘ather's residence, 103 Thomsaon street, Monomery Ladge No. 68, ¥. aud A.M, lodge tn memory of their tate brouher, w ornor of Brooiné abd Crosby stroeta, the (Wednenday) evening. at balf past seven o'clock The officers and members of Architect Ladge aud the Craveraity (a general are invited to attend 1. &. PERT, Mast-r. Haurean —In Brooklyn, on Monday, fievember ». Kista, daughter of Francs and Karak A get 6 years and 6 months. Tho relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend tho (uneral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at haif- = une o'clock, (rom 338 Hicks street, witheut jurther ico Jackson —O0 Toemday, December, 1, Meseden, witew of Jun Jackson, la the 1610 your of her ag ‘The relatives nnd (rieuda o the ha amy a sre reepectfully 4 at eves “3, on Teuredey worning, Amoaw frieuds of tbe family, aloof bis brother, James, arc reapectully invited to attend the funeral, (rom bis late residence, No. 609 Hast Sixteemth street, this day (Wednesday )’ withove furtper aotios, Ki costae — 1m Mooday, November 90, Wisses L., ont) child of Henry C. and Agnes Kingsley, aged 1 vase, months and 22 daye. The reintives and (rlenda of the family are ri invited to attend the funeral, from the reektence of parents OT Grand street, this (Wednesday) afteracon, at two o clock. Is4.ttsan,—On Mouday, November 30, Easun, som of Peter Loruilard, aged 16 youre. ‘The relatives and friends of the (aati 4 fovited to stlond the funeral, [rom Grace (ng, at ten o'clock, uncut further Ievitathe Lavine. Qo Tuesday, December 1, Hamman Lavi me w of John Leviness, agel 65 years, 1 mooth aud 78. ‘The frioods and relatives are respectfully invited to et | tend the funeral trom ber eon in law's, Jaseph Churchill, bent as (he shadow of « dream Helore Thee stand our future years. At Whitestone, on Toesaay morning, De aTuanine, daughter Of D. end A. ft fra of Ue fommtiy are reapocttels 7 Javited to attend the funeral, from Ube residence of her parents, at Whiteowone, this (Wednenday) afterncon, ob | One o'clock, without further notice, Manns —On Faturday, November 26, Ass D, Maerm | The friends aud soyestnteoens of the family, and of her Sin m4 beg gh Lm irom Bt. Thomas c ‘edneeday) efter. Sure ek eens without further invite arr. O0 Monday, %, Orv, infant we of FA. Matthiemsen, aged 11 McKre.--Cn Tuselay, December 1, Nawcy Ams McKee, a native of Magher The ‘reads and ene enum. vant Hrorkiyn, on Thareday at two o'clock The remains will be taken to Greenwond Cemetery ravi 4m Monday, November 20, f commumptian, , wife of John Jy Pringle, aged 48 youre, hrowell, dear thy purmey #6 Thew art aately ended oo Jordan's shore [LexceTs Um Monday evening, November 30, Jammp Premeery, of conmty Ley Ireland, aged 04 youre Ihe (riond# of the fkmuy are joy ited Lo attend the fe neral. from be lowe residence 342 Fixth avenue, thie | (We doerday) afternoon, at one ¢ elec Rome mt —Oo Monday eveuing, November 90, Jammp H Wvrewrry His reinti ves and frieods are invited to atemnd ret, oo Thareday t© | ronsueee, Ne 9 br thew | Revue —On fumday, November 2, Carmen Baran Ney ete, wow oC Le kwod Neyoetds, io the tint year of her age lhe (pends and relatives of the family ere invited to attend the fowerat, ene farther ores, (rom ber late At Crecewies, Come., thie (Wedweeday) mura wen o'chaek adage vou and (ries of the famity are ee ey 4 (ol Wy attend Ube funerel from the reaideuse of her y Lh, the (Wednesday) morning, ot Tumor? 00 Randay, November 29, ot Belleville, Mw. 1. Apaw T. Tuer? aged 64 rears His relat) vee and friends are Muy taviaed to ot hey ) ot two Dee Wed the fumeral, the (Wed ects, Crom Lue Marrepont rirest Maytiat cherct, un —(m Tommtay pommae t in (he 70th your @ dan tere, A the cay sete ro worenabey is Prt sterners, the bo of her sao. a qonwliancre of Are renpect. ted the 2 _fuseral, os Ubursdag afer ‘hock, roi SOt lle reaence, O83 Kightp mmnee, widerw of AArintos Van Bruwt, in the tat Irion tele ree tives of (he fem 7 are reepentfelty t Tw day tao bing, 24 198 6 ohn tthe cormar'et Warten wma te Die brane ei be reheated for » a Wietbraets The relates eet frieeds of reagecttery Writ atbwmd tee fume al | meet Foret ww