The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1864, Page 5

THE ARMY OF THE POTONAS. Increase of the Disaffection Among the Rebel Troops. Preparations of an Entire Georgia Regiment to Desert, he, Ren ae Mr. Willflam Young’s Despatch, ARMY OF TH Poromac, Jan. 12, 1804 Dr. R. W. Peaso, formerly surgeon of the Tenth New York cavalry, apd more recentiy 2 surgeon of volunteers, has ‘been appointed Medical Director of the cavalry corps, in Place of Dr. Pancoast, relieved at his own request. GUERILLA RAID INTO OUR CAMPS. Tho guerillas made a dash into the camp of the First Massachusetts cavalry a night or two since, near War- fenton, capturing seventeen men and thirty-five horses, The ensuing day another party struck upon the mule train of tho First Maine cavalry and captured four or tiv men. A FALLING OFF IN THK DESERTRR IMMIGRATION, Desorters do not come in quile a8 frequently just uow as they have done, THE DISAFFECTION AMONG THR RELRIS, J.B, Slaughter, of Company G, Fourteenth Alabama, who came into our lines a few days since, reports that tho rations are short, and that tea, coffeo and sugar aro unknown in Leo’s army. He deserted because he wns tired of the service, and because he and others who had sorved with him regard the robel chance of success hopoless. He states that men are shot almost every day by the rebel pickets while in the act of deser- tion Tho North Carolina troops are so much disaffected that they are not trusted to do picket duty, and the samo disaffection bas spread among the Georgia troops. AN ENTIRE GEORGIA RFGINENT PKBPARKD 10 DESERT, One entire Georgia regiment had made arrangements to to cross over into our linos last Friday night if they ‘were placed on picket, tion was known to the rebel military authorities, as their Picket line, which had extended below the Rapidan and ‘to Robmson’s ord, was drawn in to the south side of t Rapidan, So now the river is between the pickets of the two armies A RENAL RATION OF PORK, ZT shall send you by mail on@ day’s ration of pork, Drought over by a deserter. Its weight is two anda half ounces, This, with loss than vhree-fourths of s pound of flour, constitutes the entire ration for each rebel svldier. The Press Despatch. But it is presumed their inien- | Axsty ov tHe Potomac, Jan, 12, 1864. Tho following order has beon promulgated ia conne tion with the late triat and honorable acquittal by court martial of Colonel McLaughlin, of the First Massachus regimont :— NO. 1. iON, THIRD CORPS, Cunpyprer, Jan, 4, 1364, the result of the general court Murtial in the case of Colone! N. B. McLaughtin, showing Ais acquittal of ail the churges and specifications, the ivigion commander regrets that circumstances developed yy the trial were not known to him in time to prevent the charges being made, and is most happy to announce ‘that they have not touched the reputation of that gallant officer. By commavd of Nrigadier General PRINC! Cartes FAuLiN, Major aud Assistant Adjutant Gene! OFVICERS DISCHARGED PROM TRE SERVICE ‘The foliowing sentences are approved in General Or- dors No. 2— Captain F. A. Donsidgon, One Hundred and Eighteenth Ponnsyivania Volunteers, for neglect of duty and disobe- Gionce of orders, mutinous and contemptuous language, Alismiased the service. Captain Jesse L. Invox, Twenty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers, for drunkenness ou duty, cashered. Captain Fdward Hough, Niuety-cighth Vennsylvania Volunte rs, for drunkenness on duty and disrespect to commanding officer, and disobedience of orders, dis missed Lieutenant G. H. Ostram, Ninety-fourth Now York volunteers, for disobedience of orders avd neglect of duty, dismissed. o - jeutenaut H. A. Way, Ninoty-seventh New York Vol- unteers, (or misbehavior before the enemy, cowardice und disbedience of orders, cashioro Lieutonant G. W. Garrett, Seventeenth Pennsylvania cavalry, for breach of arrest and conduct unbecoming an officer aud gentleman, coshiered. All those soatences have been approved, and the officers are no longer in the service. Privates Daniel P. Byrnes, Ninety-cighth Pennsylvania; famuel Tyler, Third New Jersey cavalry, and Robert Gilt, Sixth New York cavalry, have been found guilty of desertion and sentenced to be executed on the 29th inst. ‘The sentence of the court for desertion in the case of Private John Keatly, Second Delaware Volunteers, bas ‘Deon disapproved, and he will return to duty. Captain Donovan and Lieutenant Holborton, agents from the State of New York, are now tn this army to en- hance re-culistmenss by giving oficial information in re- ard to local bounties. They respectively represent the Albany and New York districts. Upon the certificate of tho mustering officer and colonel of a regiment that it has ‘Deen mustered in the county treasury will pay the boun- ty on the soldiers’ receipts. A despatch from Culpepper Court House, a day or two Bince, stated that the De Forost New York Cavalry “are Feconnoitering in the neighborhood of Sperryville, hav- ing had their regimentai co'ors restored, of which they ‘were deprived in October, for disgraceful conduct.’ I may here mention that, so far from this statement being correct, the rogiment—the Fifth New York, or Ira Harris Guard—is stationed on the Rapidan, has never been ‘whipped, and never intends to be. In publishing to @ 1. Serenade to General Meade in Philadcl- phia, Pamapereuta, Jan. 12, 1864. Gonoral Monde was sorenaded this evening at the resi- dence of Mr. B. Gerhard, South Fourth street, by Berg- fieid’s Band. A large crowd of citizens was present. Genera! Meade made a brief speech, urging his hearers ‘to uso every offort to fill up tho ranks of the army before Spring as the only way to put an end to the rebellion during the present. Me promised for himself to do e@vorything in his power to crush out the traitors in ‘farms against the government. The Condition of Affairs in Charleston. Boston, Jan. 12, 1864. ‘The Traveller states that letters have been received im ‘thw city from a Northern clergyman, who established Aaimself in Charleston, with his family, but a short time ‘Dofore the rebeliion. Ho gives touching details of the @nguish and suffering of the inhabitants of the place, many of whom hope and pray for redemption, even at the hands of the Yankees. In his opinion the time is rapidly approaching when it will be found necessary to give up the city to save the people from absolute starva- tion, Of course all that can, leave the place; but many have not the means, neither have they any place of refuge. The Fifth New York Cavairy. TO THR EDITOR OP THE HERALD. Naw Yorx, Jan. 11, 1863. Permit me to correct a mistake which appeared in the pice. io crying and Pennsylvania. Ite services have ty by Geverals Banke, Pope, Buford, Kilpateick, Hein others. {te cotors—pre- gented to it by Senator Harris, after whom it has been nomed—have beon borne ¢ri ily in every fight it bas ever boon engaged In. As Herarp bas such upi- bi a in the army and at home, and isa outing we to for news, you will ion me for tr you with this correction. ERT JOHNSTONE, Lato Lieut. Col. New York Cavairy. Kwrours or 81. Pamniox.—The election of officers for the Prosont year of this large and Influential society, held at the Astor House yesterday evening, resulted in the choice of the officers for the carrent year:—President, ‘W. F. Lyons: Firat Vice President, William &. Robinson; Booond ‘Vice President, Charlee Clarke; Treasurer, John Phelan; Decoraiag Secretary, J, P. Curran, Corresponding Secretary, John H. Harnett. ‘The new President was cou- Gucted to the chair by the retiring Vico Presidente, Mewsre, Dunphy and MeAuliffe, and was welcomed in & few xin a words by the retiring President, ~ Mr. Lyons, returned I. President, Sota for the Cebte bereee ‘apon him, and referred Driofy to the condition of the society and to ‘the futuro it, a8 @ gocial, intellectual and tho- jotl0 and national association. Ho referred to the fact that the I Fated by the Knights of St, Patrick for the rellet of dis. ry |. Votes of thanks were passed to the re- , and appropriately responded to by Messrs. ud MGAUIICe, Mi THE STATE CAPITAL. Police Commi: y—More Bills Being Prepared" he Quarrel of the Factions and Cliques—im portant Ev lation to tae Olid Commis: Sent to the Senate—The Committees of the House—The Indep ce of the Speaker—Commissioners of Retrench- ment for New York—Amendment to the Constitution Kelative to the Court of Appeals=Rict Bonds, &ec. Axbany, Jan. 12, 1864, The Police Commissioners contest bids fair to become one of the most spicy aod interesting coatroversies of the Session. It is now said that we are to have two more Dilis introduced ou that subject in @ few days, Another Dill was noticed in the House for that purpose this morn- ing. Neither of the bills noticed and not introduced will have the names of Acton and Bergen in it. It said that one of the new oills will be Presented in the Interest of the auti-Weed repub- licans, and that the other has been prepared fo the inter- est of Mayor Gunther, ith all of these conflicting in- Verests in the Legislature, and the friends of the Governor in both houses adhering to his Excelieucy’s appoint- mente, it will be readily seen that it will be next to im- possible for any bill to pass unless a genoral compromise is made. The only compromise that can be made that will facilitate the passage of a Dill is that of names, Everything depends upon the names inthe bill. Tho other provisions will be of secondary moment—all will turn on the names of the Commissioners in the bill. One class of repnbiicaus declare that they will uot support a Dill with tho names of the old Commissioners in it. A portion of the democrats are down on the Senate bill introduced by Senator Laimbeer, on the ground that as it now stands it is in the interest of the ring. Aside from this, the contest having taken such a pecti- Mar sape,-facts and figures relative to the course taken by some of the officials of New York during the riots are to be laid before the Senate at an early day. This in- cludes the ontire action of the Police Commissioners, and will furuish a detail of the radical plot vo prolong the riots until martial law was declared. [tis said that the evidence not only shows that the Police Commissioners were engaged in that plot, but that they really did their utmost to carry it out It is always necessary to take rumors of this kind as to what will be done with a little caution, All such statements are put forth for as much as they will bear, and are usually somewhat exag- gerated, The precise effect of the above facta when laid before the Senate will no doubt be less than now stated; at there are some very bard nuts for the old Com: ioners to crack there can be no doubt. It is, how- ‘mpossible to tell whether it will have the effect ‘that tho opponents of tho bill anticipate. ‘The Speaker announced the committees of the House this morning. The list that I telegraphed through lest night was correct, with the exception of Ingraham, of | New York. He is on Insurance instead of Banks. There ig considerable growling among the New York city members, The delegation, as a general thing, have not as good positions on committees as usual. The fact that but a few of them are on committees to which the different schemes from your city aro to be referred argues Mt for the Legislature, from the fact that it will be less to | be in tho interest of either of the cliques or factions, but for the good of the city. Mr. Alvord is characteristic in making appointments and selections for committees dif- ferently from otber people. He usually hears all that there ts to be said, nod then goes to work and makos up his list according to his judgment of their fitness. ‘That ho should fail to secure a halt dozen men out of the one hundred and twenty-cight members on the committees that they are vest suited for is not to be wondered at, especially when it is considered that at least one-half of the members were perfect strangers until the commencement of the session. Tho boldness of Alvord in overriding parliamentary usaves in selecting the committees is certainly worthy of com- mendation. In former times, when the contests for the Positions in the House rested entirely upon merit—when ‘iants in intellect combatted each other for the prizes in tho Legislature—thon thore wero reason, right and justice in recagnizing the parliamentary rule usually applicable and followeé by most Speakers in making up the com- mittees. But in these days of degeneracy, when alljthe rules in the organization of tho House are made a stepping stone for position on the commit toes, regardless of fitness for the position, that Presiding officer who refuses to recognize the Parliamentary claims does that which every honest man will approve. It 1s to be hoped that the example set by Mr. Alvord will be imitated by bis successors until wo return to the good old times of legislation. Probably the most objectionable feature in his selection of the commit- tees is the fact that ona committee of five he has only placed one democrat, when it is usually customary to ap- point two of the minority. Among the bills noticed in tho Assembly this morning was Ged =e Commission kr he pipemameagt to bave Power to send for petsons, to ait as. @ court of inquiry oo all business of the city and county of New Yorks act wo act upon complaint against aoy public officer of the gov- ernment of said city and county, as in the case of sheriffs, &c., by the Governor, and to exercise also the ultimate veto power upon disagreements of the Mayor, the Com- mon Couneil and other boards. Mr. Brandreth, constitution . . of Westchester, called % Sie resolution te aménd wl Telative to the appointment of commiss! ‘to the Court of Appeals. He showed that cases brought hefore that court were every year rapidiy accumoiating, and that a commission now become a necessity. & vote was taken upon the resolution, which was adopted unani- mously. It now bas to be acted upon by the Senate, and if it meets the approval of that body it will be referred to the Fear for proval or rejection i tremor te tbe Senate this morning of in- But terest to Deyond notices of bills was Dill. An ited for a bill to 1 the bonds to pay for the of property during the riots. The Metropolitan Polic itinNew York Harbor Defences—Canal Schemes of the Al 'y Lobby, déc., d&e. Ataast, Jan. 12, 1864. Tho Senate Committee on Cities held a meeting thie afternoon. and agreed to report the bill tive to sewer- age in Brooklyn, and, after a short consultation, agreed to take up the police vill on Thursday next. It now appears thet the democratic names in the bill when it came bere were Bosworth and Purdy, of the republican State officers had been consulted with and approved of the dill with the above names in it. The change of the names ie stirring up quite « breeze here. to-day in behalf of Michag! A memorial was presented Snyder, of New York, claiming the seat now occupied By | Thomas Ryan. } The failure of the officials who were entrusted with | 46 the appropriation for the defence of the barbor of New York has created a great deal of dissatisfaction. A reso: lution was passed to-day calling on them for an expla tion, This is right. It is time that they were bau! over the coals for neglecting their da In may letter I stated that the er had not given urgal ‘tion on the com- is two outof every five. In referring to the printed liet this evening, ind thet he has given them the usual ntation on all but four or five com. mittecg. A!l musi admit that they are forined as weil as they could be out of the material in the assembly 1a ® monstrous scheme on foot in reference to . our canals. Jt is nothing more nor lees than an attempt to return to the old system that so di and enriched all who were the state, with it, und te purposes, and under whieh hundreds of thow sands of dollars of materia! e furnished at an exor- bitant rate, and sold alme: rubbish—the State, of co thing, if carried through, opens « dy contracts in the ari Court of Appeal Al iY, Jan. 12, 1864 1 a’, following is the calendar of the Court of Appeale ', January 13:—Nor, 9, the Bank tax ceees, 46, 47, 48, 49, B1, 62, 03 and o4. Pitty Thousan Dollars from Missourt fer the Sanitary Commission. The raranaon Cry, Mo, Jao. 12,2808. Houte to-da} a be expended ine Weetare Sanitary im eeion ‘erihe sick and eoldiers of Miteour'. City Intelligen Bang 10 rep Then Baicane.—an adjourned meeting of the officers of the Irish Brigade wae held jast night at the Whitney House, for the purpore of making fie) er- and non-commissioned offcers of the brigade. Genera) Meagher presided. Secressries and @ committee of © te were appointed. A subscription list war opened, and the necereary funds were at once subroribed the officere of the brigede The wet ie Wo taxe on Saturday next at Irving Fall. The troope are of the Oty Ball bY if o'clock, and thenee warch to the Banquet room. PIE oy ond decorated with the war torn baspers of ‘are ex] Miles 0" . A large pomber of them the neved but eocentric Abraham , Ap aber f 1 So ; “4 iesion, which we w nai i cenit, A! he Gener feager and the officers 0 Accom 10 Parmo.—The veteran Ferdinand Paimo, £0 well Known to New Vorkere during nearly halfa cen. tury past (0 various capac , And particularly remem- Dored as having eacrificed # bandeome property in the establishment of (he /tallan Opera here, met with asevere ‘and painful, though not tmmediately dangerous, injury on Saturday inet, On bie way to his home about soon he Slipped on the ice, and, failing heavily, dislocated bia Tight shoulder He wae copveyod to his residence, No. 86 Third avenue, near by, and the dilocation was reagon- ably reduced; but he will remain confined and helpless for gome time, Mr. Paimo has just completed bis T4th year, — born in Naples, January 5, 1700, bas ‘deen & resident of thie city for forty-nine years. CromexG wor AtLavnio Thum Hexen Trtes.Captain Kéaward G. Lott was complimented with » grand dinner tnd the present of a set of silver on Monday evening anomber of hie friends, at Delmonico’s yank cornea of Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street. The occa. sion of the novel mosting was to celebrate the eve of Captain Lott's three hundredth trip across the ocean, ‘The Gipner, apeeynes, touats, Ro,, were excellent, The change was mace after most : NEW YORK “HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IMPORTANT REBEL PROPOSALS. Kirby Smith Kebci Quartermas- ter—All the Kel Gevermment Cottom der their Control te be Delivered In- side the Union Lines, &ec. Sr. hovws, Jan. 12, 1864. ‘The Republican's Memphis correspondence says that two important propositions have recently beea mado by the rebel authorities to the federal government. ‘The frst is from & quartormaater of the rebel army at Hernando, acting by authority of Richmond officials. He has offered to sell to General Auribut, or to the United States government, al! the cotton cow remaining within acertain district yot outside of the Usion lines. This offer embraces 15,000 bales, is all rebel government cot- ton, and greenbacks will be taken for it. Tt is anid that General Hurlbut favors its purchase,and has recom- mended that the proposition be carried into effoct. The second proposition ia etated to be from Kirby Smith, who recently sent an authorized messenger to Washington to propose to the Union authorities to fur- nish every requisite authority to get out all cotton ia that portion of the Red River and Wachita distriet within rebel control, the money for the same to be paid to that claas of officers excepted from the amnesty offered by President Lincoln, they to retire from the rebel army and go to Mexico. The Republican says, editoriatly, of the correctness of this information:—‘*We have no doubt of tt, for it comes from sources likely to have the best meaus of informa- tion, Also, that this would tnvolve the complete dis- bandment of the rebel forces in Arkansas, Mississippt, Louisiana and Texas, and the immediate return of those States to the Union." Coroner’s Inquest. Farat. Resuce oy Inmanina Laverna Gas.—Samuol P. Sears, a merchant doing business at No, 23 Park row, died yesterday at the dental establishment of Joseph Barnett, No. 373 Canal street, from the effects of ‘“laugh- ing gas,’’ which had been administered for the purpose of extracting a tooth. Deceased, it appeared, had been ill for a Jong time with bronchitis ana hemorrhage of the lungs, and occasionaliy suffered with toothache. Yost day, being aftlicted with the latter complaint, he r paired to the establishment of Josoph Burnett, No, 37: urpose of having the tooth ex- tracted, and, at his own request, inhaled a quantity of nitrous oxide gas, commonly knowp as ‘laughing ‘The operation of vulling the tooth was performed success(ully, and deccased had recovered from the effects of the cas, when he suddenly complained of being iu. A physician was immediately sent for; but he con- tinued to sink gradually, and died in about two hours afterwards. The body was taken to the residence of doceased’s father, No. 274 Weat Twenty-second street, where Coroner Wildey heid an inquest. Dr. George B. Bouton made a -mortem examination of the ‘body, when it was found that deceased was a confirmed con sumptive, both lungs being completely gone. The physi- cian gave it as his opinion that death was caused by congestion of the lungs, accelerated by the inbalation of the gas in question. The Doctor further stated that if the deceased had becn in ordinary health the accident would probably not have occurred; but the vondition of his lungs was ‘such that the administration of the gas was highly imprudent, ‘The jury rendered a verdict of ‘Death from congestion of the lungs, induced by the administration of nitrous oxide gas for the purpose of extracting teeth. We would exonerate the party administering from all criminal in- tent, but think there should be an examination made by competent persons in all cases where it is contemplated to administer said gas.” Deceased was twenty-six years of ago, and was a native of Massachusetts. MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, will Jeave this port to-day for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Enrope will close at eight o’clock this morning. The New York Hrratv—Fdition for Kurope—will be published at seven o’clock this morning, and will contain full details of the recent Rebel Operations in Western Virginia, accompanied by a map showing the Scene of the recent Rebel Failure; Late and interest- ing news from New Orleans and Texas; The latest news from the Army of the Potomac: Operations in ern Tennessee; An account offthe Obsequies of Arch- bishop Hughes: Late News from Central America, Mexico, Cuba, St. Domingo, and a variety of other interesting news of the past week. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailiug, five cents. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. Tho mail steamship Northera Light, Captain Tivkle- Pangh, will leave thie port at noon today for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Central America and the South Pacific will olose in this city at half past ten o’clock this The Naw Yors Herar.v—Fdition for the Pacific, will be published et half-past nine o’clock this morning, ‘and will contain full particulars, from our special corres- pondent, of the recent Rebel movements in Weatern Vir- ginia, accompanied by a Map showing the scene of ope- rations: Late and interesting News from New Orleans avd Texen; The Latest Despatches from the Army of the Potomac; interesting News from Grant's Army and East ‘Tennestee; Late Newa from Europ d all other News of the past ten days of interest or importance. | Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents, | & Resolution Carr —— 1 Resoived. by the refined and give a true direc. | ! tie to pubite opinion, tha: ‘of the Night | ! 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The dye by eklicul artt and Deciston OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE. oretctat. | 108 OF INTERNAL REVENUE, bg Jan. 7, I ‘Tamasony Derarturst, ‘Siz—Your letter of t! has been |. ep the labels of the following named. articies:. ¥ Feeoy ANRieG Senha SOLE gp PLD INE: ING, STOVE Ot ge KS tne at have sia {hat there jee pt i Saas Pram Boe 3S eigen a Deafness, Impaired Sight, NOISES IN THB HEAD, RRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TH! CATARRHAL ATROAT. CHRONO OATARRG, CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIO MUCOUS MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBB CURED. CROSS EVE STRAIGHTENED [N ONE NUTE. 4 Bar ring i ean by. Dr. YON Be jutting roome, 816 Broadway, near Twel! Deafness, Bi Defects of | Bight and Hearing treated as usual, by Dr. CADWELL, street, near from 9 to 4. eculist and anrist, 3 Clinton Pipes. ighth Broadway, Examinations free. ice hours ; Gonrana’s Pouar » Subtile Uproote1 Lenny rom 0 low foreheads, m oper Sareea % Warranied Grover & Baker's Hi atic Brite Sewing Maehin ura: Kwenty-second aireat. descr prion done Hoyts Pre est Premiam for enie at 936 Broadway, nine Sewing of every ‘Toilet People am: that # preperation restore ~ * to their original color and lite eppearan w exaatly 1OYPB HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE enied to 40. 1 claim Lo make hair come tn but it will prevent i¢ from Yelling out, make it eoft jks, clennae it aud the scalp from ®)) ‘purities and bumors, and entirely overcome the Und ehe is of previons use of preverations containing sul- Phot, ugar of lend. a. Sold cvergwnere. JOSEPH BOYT & CO., 10 Coiveraity place, jodical Drops—The Great Fe- told by all druggieia. Price $1 per Lyen's Pert ie Regul 'y. the Talented Voce reason for highly recommendti bein.” Sold by ai druggiete. Mckee ae Wt VICTOR B. rere, price $5, and vv, $1, can be bad on sny dey. Ke- 4a, 40 treore ip Relief and Health to Your Children.— MRE. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for Children re- levee the ebild from pain, vee wates the stomach #1 dowels, corrects acidity and wind colic, Perfectiy aare in a) cases, a8 millions of mothere can testify. Twen\y.ve Dottie, Offices, 48 Dey atreet, New York, and 206 Righ Holborn, Loaden, England. Steamer Aamt “| ‘ now “on Seotene., aval arphitecture. on ow tt low Piaye such ships wanted by Wo wil pa Br ooP dozen for ail Plantation Bitter Rostion eo wi Ly i. Y delivered at our’ Manutemory, 108 Liberty strect, in good order. BEWARR OF Coontgaret STUFF, IN REFILLED Noor in C EE betes, pe by reg ie AT Was GUE ERIVATE GOV. AME OTE TT RARE & 00, upe- erous customers. A wern= White's Winter Hats’ and On eh a8 ed y ad 13, 1864. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tunspay, Jan. 12-6 P.M, ‘The general share market was steady this morn ing, and a strong upward movoment took place at the firat board, attended with lerge sales. The speculative operstions in some of the Western Railroad stocks was unabated, but the programme was slightly changed. Cleveland and Toledo ond Chicago and Rock Island were abandoned, and the whole bull force was brougbt forth to in‘iuence Michigan Central and Galena and Chicago, The former stock were forced up nine per cent yoster- day, and the olosing gale of tho first board to-day showed a@ further rise of ten per cent, mak ing au advance of nineteen on two days’ sales. The operations commenced on Ga- lena to-day, and the salea at the first board exhibited a rise of ton per cent over yester- day's prices. Hudson River went up 254, Minois Central acrip 3%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Alton and Terre Haute 24%, Now York Central 1, Reading 1%, Cleveland and Toledo 1, and Fort Wayne 1%. Chicago and Rock Island declined 1, At the half-past three o’clock board prices were sustained in all except Galena, which declined 11%, Clevelaad and Toledo, which went down 2, and ffudson River, which fell off %. Chicago and Rock Island recovered its loas of one por cent, and Illinois Central scrip went up i%. rio sold the street for 109% —an advance of 6 por Jy ing the day Government stooka were firm, the one year cer+ tificates improving 4% ‘Tennessee 6's sold one per cent up. ‘ Exchange, which sympathizes with gold, waa quoted at 168% a L69. The speculation in gold ran high to-day, and the market was unusually animated A sudden with- drawal of half a million from the average amount which ia kept on band among the operators for gambling parposes sent the whole coterie into the market half bewildered with excitement, and the in premium in consequence was run up to54%. The following were the quotations: — 944 o'clock A. M 1% o'clock P.M... 16644 9X o'clock A. Mf LS o'clool BM 154 10 © o'clock A. M 2 ‘o'clock P. M Lid 84 104 o'clock A. M.. on ol BANG 1044 o'clock A. M 15455 11" o’elock A.M... Ud T144 o'clock A. M 184 14 11K o'clock A.M... 153% 5 12s o'clock P.M... U4 434 o'ch —The market closed at 154% bid and 151!/ asked The Assistant ‘Treasurer ceports to-day as fol- lows: — Receipta....... 56,481 Payments. 5,679,700 Balance : . 18,946,827 ~The receipta from castomsa were $124,900 The following was the amount of subscriptions to the government loan:— For 6-20's (direct)... Deposited by agents . MUM ss tee awecae sa Tomporary loan. ,... f The aggregate value of produce and mer: dise, exclusive of specie, exported from thi daring the past week waa $2,474, The following is the quarterly statement of th Chemical Bank of this City:— Resources. Loans and discouats.. Overdrafts Due from banks. Duo from the dire Real estate. . Specie. Caan i “Mostly checks and note? in ‘and checks on country banks. . Tihiaois, do Stocks of United States... Promissory and Uaited Stat indebtedness certificates. Bonds and mortgages Bilis of solvent banks Expense account Capital ........... Circulation registered . Less notes on band. Profits...... Due to banks Due depositors on demand. The Leather Manufacturers’ Bank of this city makes the following quarterly statement :— Resources. rt items, viz:—Checks and notes on city banks, in exchanges... .......+++.00+ 1,661,372 Stocks—United States and New York State..... 228,245 United States 73.10 Treasury notes, certificates of tadebledness and promissory notes........ 204,300 Bilis Of solvent banks and United States legal" tender ........ \. 342,901 Loss and expense account... Capital......... : f Circulation registered 121,872 Circulation not registered. EX Notes on hand.......... + 6T Profits .... 261,570 Due to bauks Y 470,338 Due to individuals and corporations other thau banke and depositors, viz:—Dividends Due depositors on demand. Amount due, not included um above heads—contingeucies fund. Total.. aaekie TTT AT2 The following new national banks were author- ized between the 4th and 9th inst: Capital. $100,000 60,000 50,000 100,000 Location Leavenworth, Kansas. Ashland, Ohio. rized is one hundred and ninety-five. A meeting of railroad managers will take place in Washington to-morrow (Wednesday, Jan. 13), for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of advancing transportation rates for government freighte The Adriatic Fire Insurance Company have de- clared a semi-anoual dividend of six per cent, free of government tax, payable on demand. The Merchants’ Insurance Company of this city have declared their usna) semi-annuel dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand. Deducting the dividend, the company have @ surplus of $107,000. The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company bave declared @ dividend from the earnings of the past six months of three and @ half per cent upon their preferred stock, | the government tax, payable on February 1. The Central Railroad of New Jersey will pay on the 16th inst. s quarterly dividend of 2% percent, free of tax, jl Hii 9 | for rorwara delivers, and (he sales were at even’ better ‘ a 1 Q’Kaliver Mog Co. 67 100 do in do. 630 58 100 do ais 100 dy 7 do 4 10 Mine M do 100 Copake do ¥ 0 Wyom ao ‘0 Mart 0 300 “) P| 400 Contral Coni Co. 60 PaciieMs Co | 0 do bio 116 16 bis U1 DIO 116 by do do... -d16 Ut do bio Th & Toledo § 4 do : da... PHO 10 d0..... 800 Boe. OD oun & ERR : Bie vcce do. do 200 sb10 1085, do. 200 DLO 10855 a foo bo 109 do... 246 500 aa 980 200 : a0 1091 do... 889 300 Erie RR pret. 102 do..... 800 50 do......b20 10% 0 ao +880 00 do 30 1031, 290 Toledo & Wab RR 300 Hudson River RK, 184 2) Chic, Pur & Q RR do... 185% 200 MaNaPr du CHRR ! do 13 800 Pitta, FLW&Chi! Guise, 135% 200 dO... . 08 40..... BIO 135% 200 do. to 280 135, 200 10 do. do 60 do, 100 do 030137 16 400 Harlow Ratirad.. 93x 100 do... 2500 +... 94 60 Chicazo& NW RR 4! 400 0... . 830 M4 100 do... 24.30 47% 500 do b10 96 BCOND ROARD, _ Hany rast Pwo o'Gro0k P.M 6090 Mi 4000 do... 5000 Tenn 6's, '99. 10000 Americau gold. 15444 $00 64 Camb Coal pr 49 1000 109 do O15 600 Mic 200 do......630 49% 5001 400 NY Contra RR. 133° 400 q 10 Verio RI, bIO 109%% 300 cr 1500 do 109% 400 cr 1500 do . 109% 2000 Cleve 100 810 1095 400 do 300 150 400 -b10 109% dors .s.-. 109% RE preferred 103 60 Tiudaon R RR.b3O 136 200 do,.....D10 13514 200 do 209 do. 600 Marlom RR. 400 do 40 Raading Rt ano 100 50 100 0 199 100 Erie RR. 500 19 200 300 300 500 200 300 a 10 100 MM Con RE do 12436 103% 200 do... . 400 Cle & PietaRR. bs 200 . 100 ‘200 do 200 do, 100 do. 200 do 200 ao 140% 100 Reading: 85 55 400 do 855, 200 do.. 8555 100 Mich Cent Bhig 100 Bb 50 49 io Sx 40 1 6 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Toxspar, Jay. 12—6 P. M. Bexavsruves.—Roceipts, 10,063 bbjs. four, 96 bbis. ang 1,877 sacks corn meal, 163 bushels wheat, 6,728 do. corn, 11,479 do. oats, 208 do. rye, The sudden twist in gold causod increased Mrmacss in the market for State and Western brands of flour, and though there was no decided advance, holders were enabled to obtain the ex- treme rates of yesterday. There was some demand for export, but the hardening tendency of the market check + ed besiness, and the day’s business, amounting to 10,000 bbis., waa chielly for home use, within our range. Southern and Canadran flour ruled in favor of the selter, with a fair business, amounting to 1,200 bbis. of the former and 900 bbls.’ of the latter. Rye floar was Jun. changed, and 100 bbis. sold. Corn meal was weit ‘hela and the demand brisk, with sales of 500 bbls. $5 60 for Jersey, and $6 109 $6 15 for ‘ae. juote — q Superfine Stato and Western flour. i «25 S. neutral, Una bap _ . Der Doutealy 1,30 Dols. petroleum at p. ty O neutral ship to Hong Kong and Shanghae at a round sum, & neutral echooner, 78 toas. to Southside Cubs, and baste 4 aif gold; another to 9 windw: . wr tea Neural brig to Porto Rico and beck, agar, Deutra) schooner, same port rate; tops, 10 Tampico aad back, 4,992 Dbis. pork, 2 ; 3 ae tia’ and’ ston Besos 8. The demand Mor pork continued active, ta than prevaiiett yesterday, The receipts were fair, it did not early eqval the salee 2,800 bbls, on the spot, at $19 SL a and $23 2 $23 50 for Rew do; algo 2.500 bbie | mees for Fel and March at q meas for HAG 88 728 be aae 0 do do, same rate, wan steady, wilh from $4 to $7 for country mess and primo. for meas, a0 $18 a $16 which amounte: tow $20.50 for old meee, . few prime do new June at the do eR 35 Panama . 106; 1000 TT Morn ne, 11% do. ao. 951920838 3s25228822 i er 3 "e , seaeeset3eez2 a cond m