The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1864, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Torspar, July 12-6 P. M. Walt etreet bas been full of rumors for the last two days with regard w the prebdable policy of Mr. Fesseo den ip providing tbe necessary ways and means for car Tying op the war. Since iis arrivel im town be bas con- forred with a large pumber of our leadivg financial mea, ana to-day a meeting was held in the Sub-Treasury duild- 1g, at which all the managers of the old banks were Present, the result of tbe conference being that a commit. tee of ten was appointed & “devise a plan for supplying the wants of the government with as little dis turbance to the movey market as possible, The committee is to report to-morrow, when we all leare mm Tce Treasury is in immediate need of at least sixty millions of dollars, and im the present stringent state of tbe money market the banks are unable to lend this amount without first appealing to the people by the sale of bonds, The direct course for the Bew Secretary to pureve is, therefore, to make the banks— Doth State and pation.|l—government agents in disposing of its bonds ata fixed price, to be agreed upon between the Treasury avd the banks, the latter to receive com- Peasation in the form ef a commission, or its equivalent to @ deduction from tbe selling price of the bonds, and the Proceeds to be passed to the credit of the Treasury, to be Grawa against as required in payment of public creditors, In order to show to what extent the Treasury is ¢mpow- ered by Congress to tssue bonds and currency t order meet the expenditure of the government in excess of the fevonue, we make the following enumeration: — u existing acts of Congress there remain to be is- eued:—Firstly—ihtrty-three millions of the twenty years honds of 1861, which bave seventeen years to run. These are tooboicaily known as ‘rejected sixes,’ and form the wnaccepted balance of the last seveaty-five million loan utonthe market by Mr. Chase. Becond!y—There are one hundred and twenty-seven miilions unissued of ten- forty bonds, being the balance of the two bundred illion loan authorized by the act of March, 1868. Third. ly. There are four bundred millions of five-thirty bonds to be issued under the new Loan bill. But he Becretary has the option of issuing two ftundrea militons in Treasury notes, bearing itoterest at @ rate not higher thao seven and three tenths per cent, payable in currency, in lieu of the same amount in bonds, if the nevessities of the Treasury @emand it. He has siso the pewer of making them legal ‘ender on their face, or pot, as he may see fit. If they are made a legal te:der the interest must be paid with the principal at maturity, and if not a legal tender the faterest must be paid semi-annually without limitation Fourth!y—The Treasury nas power to issue certificates 0€ Indebtedness redeemabie im one year {rom date, with interest at the rate of six per cent in cur- Teacy, without limit as to smount. Fifthly—The Secretary may receive temporary deposits, repay- @ble on ten days notice after the expiration of thirty days, to the extent of one hundred and fifty millions, ana pay interest cn the same at the rate of six per cent in ourreacy. Sixthly—He can issue fifty milltons of cur- Fency under the new Loan bill, to be applied ia payment f temporary deposite when required, wiich ameunt must be withdrawn apd pinced agaia in reserve as the temporary deposits increase. Of the one bundred and Afty millions of temporary deposits referred to seventy- two millions are already out, and therefore only scventy- @ight miliions remain to be borrowed under this bead. ‘Tous 1 will be sece that, although the legislation appli able to the Treasury is not such as to give entire free. dom of action-to Mr. Chaso’s successor, it nevertheless altows bim considerabie scope for the exercise of soucd dudgmens tn the management of the nations! Aoances at the present critical juncture, That the difficulties of the Sisuation are vory great is perfectiy obvious; but unless they are met doldiy there is danger of their becoming far worse. The course Mr. Fessenden has thus far pursued, ‘however, strengthens us in the impression that be will ‘Make the best of @ bad state of things, and that theccun- ‘F will have reason to be satisfied with the reeult of bis policy. ‘The money market and the temper of the people are just | 399 Go. Sew euch as to be easily influenced, and extreme cantion ia | 40) Quicksilver M! Becessary in order to guard against a panic worse than any we have yet witvesxed. If Mr. Fessenden, for in. stance, determined to raise a loan from the banks of only ¢wenty-five millions, to be paid into the Treasury imme. Gately, or say withic a month, @ pavic would be the io- ‘evitable consequence of the excessive stringency pro. Gaced. Goid would prebably rise fifty per cent above ite ‘Present premium. Large numbers of small boiders of Greenbacks would lose confidence in government paper, and rush into Wail street to buy gold, at whatever price 4 might be selling at; and, goid being in strong bands, the bolders could name thetrown price. This is fow currency pauics originate durtog the suspension of Specie payments, and pothing could work greater disaster t© our government. It is @berefore evident that Mr. Fessondeo must avoid m-kig a forced toan, which he can easily do by relying on temporary deposits and the issse Of Treasury votes, while tue people are allowed to respord gradually tothe new joan be may put on the market through the banks The experience of the ten-forty Joan juscifies the calcdiation that a million per day way be de Fived from the sale of bonds (bearing six per cent in- { tue tnurket closing dul! Serest, payabie in gold) to the peoyle, that being about the | extent of their capacity to absorb them. This, together with @ daily issue of three-quarters of @ mililon in Treasu Fy notes, added to another three quarters of a million, which is about the amouut of the dally revenue at this particular time, exclusive of customs duties, which, being payable in gold, und p.edged for the payment of interost on the public debt, we ieave out of the question, will onable the Treasury, with the help of the oter measures Provided for its relief, to meet the current ex- @peuditure, or so much of it at least us must be paid promptiy. Gther and many claims we know there are on the government, amounting pro- Dably to half the aggregate of the national debt, according fo Mr. Chase's las} report, the pzyment of which will be AndeGnitely postponed, It is.such claime as these, chiefly for the destruction of property and the many accidents and irregularities inseparable from war on go grand a acale as ours, that weil the expenditure of all govern ments for a jong period after their return to pouce. Mr. Fessenden has thus the means of providing the sinews of war tillthe next meeting of Congress, when such measures can be devieed as the sitiration may c+il for, The most important subj thea to consider will bo taxation, This, ia order to furnish a found Goancial basis for the country to work epen, @bould be equal to half the amonnt of the national expen- dituro, aud compequontiy, in order to keep pace with the disbursements, it wil! require to be enormous. But there 46 no otber remedy, if our currency is to escape the fate Of the French assiguats and the old Continental money. | 1° The stringency in the money marke’, continnes nr bated, owing to the drain of currency to'the West 10 | move the crops, and the excessive specuiation prevailing en the Produce Ktchange, which bas had the efieet of rais Ing the price of Ube necessaries of life to au extent which, es compared the prices current toree years ago, (s equal to #S0ut ‘wo buodred per cent; while eves aqvithin the test nivety daye wheat has advanced a dollar per bushel, flour mo. thun four dollars per barrel, and pork Giteen dollars per barrel. Leuders are, however. gow declining to discount the paper of these produ Gpecatators, believing that a wholesome break down im ricer must ehortly ensue. We may trace thie diversion ‘of the capital formerly employed om the stock market to tee Produce Exchange to tho absurd end diastrous strategy of Mr. Chase, whiev produced the great panic of March last, the only parties who profited by It being bis own friends, The banks after that were unwilling to lend freely on stock collaterals, failing to recoguize that tt was the proper chanel for employing their surplus funds, and so capital sought a new Held of operations, and men who had hefore only builed raiiway shares, the price of which was of no eoasequence whatevor to the poopie at large, began to “pull” the expense of every man’s pocket in the country ‘when this immoderate epeculation subsides, and cay Wogins to return to the great centres, we shail have @ healthier state of the money market ‘ws bope, from the unnecessary aggravation to which they ere now subjected. ‘The continued stringeocy in the money market aud (he pressure of canb salea affected stocks again to-day, end Caus04 @ decline of one to eight per cent. Compared with the bighert cash sales yesterday, New York Centra! the necessaries of life, and enrich themselves at But went down 1, Erie Raiiway ij, Irie proferred 1, Hudson | River 35, Reading 6, Michigan Southern 84g, illinois Oevtral 234, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3, Cleveland and Poledo 1, Chicago sud Rock isiand 2, Pittsburg aod Fort Wayne 1%, Chieage and Northwestern 1);, Cumberland Coal 3, and Mariposa 6. Michigan Central sold the same, but before the clove of the call declined 2 per cent. Governi it securities sympathized with the genera) Geciine tn stocks. The foilowing were the quotations — Registered bevds of 1967, 112. 116; registered boud: ‘eh 1081, 1045 » 10496; coupons, 102% @ 103; registered five-twentios, 16354 # 104; coupons, 103% ; coupons, 1674, wo ether Treamary notes, 108 « 10336; Aogust do.,104 OASd; dads certificates, 0956 0 086. nd prices tree, Jet | Gold opeced this morning at 281, which price, notwith- standing the upfavorable ews iv relation to the move. mente of the rebel raiders, could not be maiatained,and it subsequently ranged between 270 and 275. Sterhng bills were not io Gemand, owing t© the unset tiled condition of afairs. Sales were made te day at 295 a 298 for currency. The following is the report of the Assistant Troasurer to-day — | Rece'pts from customs... soses $110,126 Total reoupts 162,339 1,247,236 - 23,160, 188 rebanta’ insurance Rocapens, of Hartford bas de- clared a cemi-anoual dividend of gix por cent, and the Charter Oak and City companies cach a dividend of five per cent. ‘The Boston Imports for the week ending July 6 were $335,533, against $415,024 for the corresponding week in 1863, The exports were $374,149, against $301,054 in 1853, The following abstract ef Pennsylvania coal company reports shows the coal tonnage for the seasop, as com- mantle with the corresponding Lime last year:— Schuy kilt N Lehigh Lehigh Valley RR. ...- Delawares Lackawanna Delaware & Hudson. Pounsytvania Coal. —Owing to some trouble with the workmen on the lateral roads im the Schaytkiil regten the past week, the tonnage ts materially reduced, while the other coai regions are well kept up. The receipts of the Racive and Mississippt aud Northera Minois railroads, from January 1 to June & were as fotlows:— Recipts etx months, 1864 Samo time in 1863... Increase....... sees Tux aM. 13 ‘ahs Hudson fay RR i, is ys 63 500 . oF 1000 one. & Mies cer.. 30000 s in Reo. a: a 1000 Erie 2d'm bd 130 ‘coo Chi, BneeQs's, 1m 132 5000 AILETH 2d m pref 93 PO Oh SW lab me 1, 09 10009 bd 105, Ton Pitts 185 dm J Too Plus FWaClatm | $00 Pitts, Pay BORE 1009 Chi & Alt let 200 Mar & Gin tama: 108 0 lo. 260 Marines Mng Co.. 200 < bs 1 Brie AE preferred. hed 60 Hudson River RR. 100 do. 100, do... 200 Tol & Wa! penn RR.. OMAP duCRR... BOARD. SAU Seeley cow. £000 U 8 66 5-20 s req. 1000 U 8 Gs S200 coun 20000 U & 6's 1 yr cer. boo chic WW Bie. “ 400 Chic & NW pre 409 Clev 2 toieuo Bi. SES, ¥ 0) Ohio. QR 200 M & i? du Cliten RR, 100 Tol & Wabash RR.. 60 Vo Pitt, Fe W& Chic, 10. 100 “ao... 109% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tersnay, Jaty 12—6 P.M. nes —Receipts, 26 bbls. Market quiet avd prices mivally wwochanged, Brransrurre.—Receipts, 10,748 bbis. four, 309 bbls. and 395 bags corn meal, 242 bushels wheat. and 1,200 do, orts. market da: 1,000 do. cora The etringeney of the money a8 palpably apparent in transactions ia floor to- s of which declined 25¢ a G0c. per barrel. with trong pressure to sell at the reduced prices. The sales were 20,000 bbie. State and Western, including 4000 extra State, deliverable in all this moath and August, at $12 9 $12 25, and 3,000 round boop Western in august, $1275 also,on the apot i058 withers and 1,100 Capadian, | depressed. In'tye tone and mes! there was only a limited busivess, at unchanged ices. We quove:— . $10 T5 al) 20 «= 11 40 all 70 LT atl 90 +10 15 0.12 00 pric Common to sista extra Westera | Extre round hoop Ohi, | Western trade branas. Choice to extra saice 2 bbis. at $16 0 $18 for country 6 or country prime, 4 $25 (or repacked mees, $28 a $3) (or extra mess. Prime meas bee! wan quiet at previous rates, Beet Bumewere dul end Bomi- Dilly uvchanved. acon was quiet. Cut meats were ia fair request: sales 200 prokages at 15 550. & 160 for xbout dors, and 1830. * i for Dems, Lard was dull, lewor and less active les ive udi Is. at Bic. w 21%o Boer an ot faw request @nd firm at 830, u 4 for Unio, and S70. a 439, for “ate Checee was quiet but firm at 180. a 2c. (or common to prime Perrotava.-—Receipts, 3,560 bbls. The market was dail and 1c. #20, lower for both orude and refined. Free was nominal at 2c. a 3c. deciiue. The business was coa- fined to about 3,500 bbie crude et 470, on the 6jWt, 48 Kc. for all the month; 1,200 do. refined, ta boud, at 900. » 920. on the xpot, $1 for ui! next month; 2.000 do. . free, 97446. @ 98c, on the epot, &) 10 a $2 32 for ali the month. Benzine was dull, 150 bbis high gravity, 65 @ 70, sold at o a 320, ‘was more active, with sales of 480 bags Rangoon ait 4c. ® 14¢., add 200 bags Patna on terms not made paplie ‘STEARINE was very dull at 19c. @ @2c, for common to ‘Tim —Small sales of Straits were m: 63540, @ 650 English quiet at 644¢c%and Banca pre tal Sxive.—Both goat and deer were in moderate request, with smali sales at about former rates. Srsurek.—The market was inactive, but prices were firm, with smali sales at previous rates. Srups —Timotby was in fair demand at $3 a$3 50 Clover was quiet, but firm, with small gales at 145;0. a zh fi faxes quiet, with small gales at advanced at ‘23c.; also 500 bhds. at 13}¢0 cash, ip bond, and 100 do. Cuba, ranging {rom 133¢c. to ldo. cash, tn Retined was firmly held at 24c. rng pr for soft bp cir a 290. for soft white, for powdered, crushed and granulated, Tosacoo.—Kentucky was in fatr demand and prices rg ecedeial sales 2,200 bhds., ranging from 15¢. to Tartow was a shade easier; sales 150,000 lbs. at 1950. 8 20c. for interior to prime country. ‘Tra. —The sales include 3,260 bait chests oolong from ae hands ad 200 belf chests green, both at full pri Wurer.—Receipts, 604 bbis, The market continued dull and heavy, with Sales of 1,100 bbis. at $1 70 a $1 73 for State and Western. The Turf. FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS—TEOTTING, Monpat, July 11, sweepstakes $400, p.p. mile heats, best three in five. Owner named b. g. Fane, r2at Owner named 8: g. J.B... 2122 Owner named 6. g. Bob Robinson. . 44 84 3 3 ar. Owner named r. m. Lady Jewell. « Time, 2:64—2:50—: 16 M4. ‘Tho above was a very closely contested race between Jim Foff and J. B., tho other two keeping company in the rear and making a very interesting trot by themscives. Tbe bay gelding was the favorite agaiust the field prevt- ous to the start at odds, it having leaked out that he was fast and that the otbers would have Do chance with him. He woe the first heat very orlyge pat Jost the secoud being driven badiy. His owner then took him od won the sudscquent heats very cleverly. ‘ond heat Dan Mace took charge of J. B., and although b@imade the bay geidiog get down in the for- ties he had no more chance of winning than those who drove the horse in the early part of the race. To-day at the Union Course there will be a matoh for $2,000 trotted by Belle Boyd and b. g. Billy. UNION COUBSE, L. 1.—TROTTING. Tvmspar, July 12.—Matoh $2,000, mile beats, best three in five, in harness H. Woodruff named br. m. nee, sisi D. Pfifer named br. g. Billy Alter the Firet heat... The above race was a winning in the easiest peasible manser. The goiding could not rot fast sooagh te give the mare exercien Bidet Previous to the start was five to one against ing. To-day a match for $1,000 will come off betweon Jeseph Crocheiron and Lizzie Somerindyke, at the above course. Fires ty 188 Woons.—Bxtensive fires havo raged in the woods a few miles trom Rome, Uvelda covnty, for a week ‘or two past. Large tracts of woodland have beep burned over, and the standing timber 13” inl. cetera. ‘The rains of Sunday night. tt is supposed, checked and perbaps extinguished tt the ne fires.— Albany Atlas, Suiy 12, Arrivals and Departares. AMRIVALS. Liverroot—Steamship Kina—! zB iene piss Jogos, M Joves, Mrs J Turner, Mrs Con! EC Hand the Mi ress. Mr M Chapman. Sasser © Miss Roce, cook. Rey A nd family iss Allen, Mr Bai 01 Del v Ghapmen, MrJon Parker, ni urs Biatih, Mr Johu Whltisker, Mr Jamca Smita. Herion and family, Mr Kearney, Mr Russell, Mr C Marie, Mr Thompeon, Nr Thal. Mr H Vose, Mr. Bron brey, Me ft Perey, Mrs Cathcart, Me P i Waiker. Mee Ker and child, Miss Page, Mra and Miss K. . Bias Sobacion MeN MeLachite: Me John Denton Me Norune ‘Mr Hyde, Mrand Mra J Mendoza. Miss Wickham, Mr Chas Miler, Miss Kouo and Mr Sywpson, Livrrroo.—Stearnahip City of Limerick—Mr and Mra Mor gan, Jang and John Morze’ Patte son, Solomon Taube, JohnVebu, John Bratt, W niy, Jobo O'Brle: Pox—Bark Canton —Mr Cromwell, Mr James Crom. servant, Theo Bern: POLITICAL. ro MRETING OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC ‘Genera! Commitine will be beid at the Sinc'air Honse, tis (Welgeniar) evening, JOUN McKEON, Waitmone, Seeretary “President, TEENTI WARD “cou LLAN UNION + special meeting this Wednestay) evening, ai Consiitutoa Hall, corner of Srey rere Tagd street and Third avenue, Punctual atten ta ur HIRAM KET : Chatrmaa, A duly 15, at'8 o'cloc! NERAL GEORGE RB. ng at 69 Vanda ‘nion Ciab, Per TI WARD DEMOCRATIC Of the Twent eth ward desirot "B.—THE C{TIZENS f joinmg the abo Presidentin 20% oem the supe ‘tal necessity for thi We dne: vening, July 13, at corner of Thircs-fr OF sincen! Wither Drewric Rye tour. superfine, Core meai, bois... 000 sprivg, $238 a $2 55 for Milwaukee | club. “$2 60 a $2 61 for amber Miiwaukee, $2 65 tor winter i red Western, aod $7 70 a $2 75 for amber do., to arrive, Rye was pominaily $1 90. © lower and dull | Bales"39.000 busts at $161 & $1 62 for new Weste } mixed. ‘Oats were dull and prices {avored the buyer. | We quote the range, 98c a $1. Barley was iuactive. A bal 1,500 bughe!s malt wos reported aLg2 Correa was moderately active and firm, with sales of 100,000 tbs. Portaze Lake at'S2!;c., 100,000 do. at Sc , } Sad 76,000 Ibs, Detroit at 65 Mionesota was quiet at j $89. and Baltimore at 5240. Corros.—The market was less active, but firm, with | enles of 600 baler. We quote:— = 7 Upland. Florida, Mobile. N. 0. & Tea, 1 i a 170 170 177 118 aod firm; saves ivate terms. Th hind July 1, 1864-—Rvo @ 1,655; Bahia, 4, i $000, ot, Domuugo, 5:70, other descriptions, 11,000 bag! Devos asp Dtre.—We note sates of 1,000 Ibs. California mustard seed at 21 !4c., 50 casks Cream tartar at B8o., 10 Lous sal soda at 43c., and 200 cases castor oil om private terme. Freon were quiet, the lignt receipts of produce checking business. To Liverpool, per American fing Leguayi 3,000 bbls, dour C 1s., 700 bushels wheat, be ise shoni. at 4)44., im 150 bales hemp 2 ‘6d. aud per ateamer, 11,000 eis wheat at 544 oa , 300 boxes bacon at 26s., 1.600 boxes cheese and | doo. per ecatral, 300 bbde. o | tallow, on private terms, Rood at 2s, A Meckleobarg aves waa gharsered to, Cork, | for orders, wis 3.000 von. petrolenm at Ss. ‘A Nor. ‘wegiau bark, same voyage, %,000 bbis at 6s. or if toa direct port in Great Britaia et66. A British ship, 2,282 tons, hence for Liverpoot, timber at 30s. An Ame- rican ship. from a port in thé St. Lawrence to Babtin, with deais at 80, and a ship to Marseiiies on private Fevvi.—The market was quiet, but fs raisios were eee at $4 40.4 $4 50 sor dune 20 for layers. } eu were firm, with small sales, nae bey ge | ap 200 bi | 10%ge., cash, By auction, 2.382 boxes $3 10a$5 69, and 1,944 do do. ct $5 Ke Hors were ja (air demand and firm, with sacs of 200 | bales at 12¢ | Lions. —The market wes wore steady, under a fair de- | mnand from both the trace and outside partie are more firm and alightly advanced. Th prised 6,000 Bui do, do. at 33¢ @ do. on’) t.- also 1,000 vity st | Troxitio on p. t Shipping was selling at $1 12a $1 25, aud cy | at OL 35 a $l 56, Honky 100 bbs. St. Domingo were sold om private | terme Leap. —oreign was in fair demand; 100 tons at 100 do. on p. t. armen continues {m demand, aud prices are still advancing, moet hol efusing to We quote iL. ihuenos Ayres middie at 40c, a s7e, and Orinoco do, at 6. oe. @ 40. | Navat S1ones,—Small $3.09 for French, ad $8 76 1or American, quoted a . of 275 bois. at $2 20a $2 25. Crode whale was firmly bela at advanced prices, Linseed was firm, with smait saioe at $1 75 ast 78, Lard wae i fair request, with sales of 200 bbis. at $1 60 a $1 66, and 175 bbis. winter at $i 72 Onn © We note sales of 60 tons aren a $76 62, Paorimone. — hecslees, o6 bbis. pork and 611 bbis. lard. wes jen of spirita turpentine, at Rosins were a a re A 4 eS i 2 i =3 ch : gee8 tot =e 3 2 PPE 2 Lae 2 a3 eae zee: legal curator talan of the Inte Knge! E pert, widow of the late feitmath, Care Ludwiz Brasch, « pubic procia:nation bas been posted bere. by which aii those wo be bave cinims of wt 1. as heirs oF erett tora, aguinst the estate of the & sch, tailor, who died in th 1864, in the seventy fourth year of her age: as well as hose who are indebted to the sald deceased. or who are fn possession of articles belonging W eaid estate, mre sum- ed and found obiiged,the heirs to fiestheir clatma in the lay irom —on the 1h duy of Febri tors within the same time, with the tor of the sald estair, and in case of contradiction d County Cours, bath wader penalty of exalt sald estate; the holders noo from to said estate to notify the administrator within the rth} time of auy person or other rights they may hare on such articles under penalty of 108! nit payment to the same persou u Lubeek, City and County Cour 1864. Tn fdenr ARTS. SINS, vo FIFTH avenue. aireéia. Ove work cannot be ex late Watches. Plate, private rooms, in Wate! y oughe sei BaRtisuERe 212 Broadway, room 18, up stairs, corner Fi mle cheap call for the he diamond; ray aes mouuted. Walker street. TAMONDS, GOLD ASD SILVER. a DISBeN De, 23 B iae'sey mamigetraog Srtbe late Martie Van Buten Mate Bo istabe—725 Broadway, under (he New York Hotel D HAND WATCHBS. DIA 85 bid Gort and Biiver bought for cm Also job lots Fangy Gued BXPRESSES. vENaans LA dopa tt J RE EXPRESS, ee : 16 en barween Kieth and 8 nue Tranotories, shipped to wit pre ‘tug Purnitare in __ WINES, LIQUORS, 40. BMAGL INVOICE OF HOLLAND Gi quatto Taso and Jubslauin, fram Rotter gold ia lots to sult, iow for cash, to « can be seen at Unive Stat of a rt is or country. Puruiure 1 LECTURE Penne urontane. LR To Lid DA tary of New York Museum of Anat MATRIMONIAL. A qouxe LADY OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTA bility wishes to for tae nce of s gentleman of midole age, with s Grose’ ia ‘sinterity. Mien Bianca Grand meanor, and = one al eeu friendly yo Asewery wil te. wrested hongrabig_ = Wo for several days B. C., box 4, pro,¥ YOUNG MBN, one ‘ Re sa35 ' pk aR ee ade ae est from July ‘Rix per cent interest allowed, atl ums of $50 and under, sama, Bank open daily from 9 to $ and Friday evenives. from 5 t0 kK Deoks in Sevuoun A. Boxe! NTEREST ON CIT tree of ment tax, on and Give cha ‘ou larger Sandon Monday, Wednesday nglish German and French. Sec. GEO. FOLSOM, President. amb fer bel be closed Ts ATTBET T, BRENNAN, Comptroller, Orrr or New You. DRrARTMENT OF Hag Comergoucen's Orrtoe. July 7, 1°64. Just eT “AND CHICAGO RAILRVUAD COMPANY'S & lmtied amount of the above stock, nz at Chi ount of “used 10 Alin Re trod Goseny ‘ea required by t! ‘npg commencing at Jollet. tn filtuois, erranneat investment, the Chica, metus Lo charter al ed from the,Le-talature of Titnois, under which that ‘Com: cient te pay ag am fereof United States to be imnoend. ty, cliy of New mpany. in the J iv dividend of 1%, ar 7 per cent par Government tax, imposed or n additional security Cor the payment of the ren fan of the craea receipts of thi Ihicago and Alton Ha 7 road are irrevocably pledged for that purpose. parties ae recommend this stock to weoking @ safe invest. por further particulars apply to ML by amare. & Co, i TH! zohange piace. ‘ARINERS' SAVINGS BANK, Monn LB from the Ix Sie OPEN. “—_ THOMAS ry “Ba ILY from 9 t ot Sara a and SATURDAY BVENINGS, from e tit ot id wi draw Interest 0 2PM. andon MON. B. STILLMAN, President, Teuo ‘T. Surrn, Secretary. 1 Ori ot Suave 83 gold. viel ote ‘ginal Shar, The prizes will be drawn frem rths Lois to the #24 day of a Toate (gape ser 070, 160,000, 108.000. 60,000, som, ), 2 wtet O00. Prien wart Tio. i foo,"i00 54 200 marke. de. bat with rem! on Hamburg, Lon Frankford, &c.. ith currency to its market value, are Toiclted and Wit be executed immediately Lists MN. Horwits, (. Banker, Hambu prices will poocseaatls sent. Address, postpaid, EW YORK AND Lie RAILROAD gone sxe Presipent's Ori COND MO! BPG AGH | BO NDS (' New Yoru. Ju} ($1,000, ‘Due August |. that Notice ts hereby gi aturity. Pill be patd at thetr the company, corm street, that date, we. and that the hh re Re a aa iH. VANDERBIL' 1364. the Bonds Fs oe tbe es tenuen August atica of mn ‘ou und after the Ist day of August next, al oMce of the company, 103 Liberty atree! Directors of this com) ny. al divitend of fou and Preferred Stock. Foavab'« e the transfer New York, The GIBLIN, transfer books will be clesed a pol 15 to panes. jet! Cate all Wall low A dividend of poy able on | demand. UARTRRLT REPOR’ fork, July 2, tem per cont (tee of INSURANCS COMPANY, 354. —Dividend.— weramest 5) ‘ALTON, * THE tearitue ieee BANg, on saturday, the 25th da: Se ed discounts. 151,072 21 Beeriratts. 9 Due from Bai 14178 Due from the Due from br Real estate. + 32,515 39 Spec'g, .s. 71,041 19 Gbsn Noma: vin:—Obecks sad bilis ou oliy banks (im exchanges)... 1,850,150 87 Stock —United States a1 of Naw Xe ri, 143 097 385, enmiaea ‘and United Rtates $10 notes ‘and indebtedness certificates, 803,491 19 889,303 00 16.770 «8 660,761 26 LIABILITIES. L = $600,000 00 Profits.. Due to banks. ry Due depuaiturs.on, do ‘ due not in iideu Sbove heads: coatingent f Bratz or New ¥ macy, Presiient: ‘tod aud duing culy, being duly and condition of 1 business on the Uy anaes cach bank before the ‘Wensact ($5,600,761 1 28 Covsty or New Yor, s.—Wm. H Nicholas F. Palmer, Carh'er, of the vey rlenrelnyy Bank, an associ ik. located the ‘ot fon of uny ing of Saturday, the twenty fitth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and # xty-:our, to re. apect to each and ever: of ‘he ttema and particu speci best uf his knowledge, ss of the said Bank has been transacted at the location nfoecenia. 1, B00 and that the bu Reverally subscribed and ‘12th day of July, ios xt MACY Eroatd CH ler. pg devon ia, the nick BULL, Notary Public, 58 Wali street. UARTERLY ig ae Keene ana discounts. Overdrafis CN OXCDANGB)....eseeee Stebks of Unitet Staten Btock ay! city at of Unio and United States 7 3-1) notes and jente: . Boude Bilis of solvent ‘Banks Expense account... her stock: z:—mowtly checks on oth fe Caemican BANK, on Saturday, the 25th ORES 9674, 308 % \ state of New York, sees TMS 6 1,908.000 69 indebtedne-e cer- $333,974 1 118 50 ca ne 3 tes notes. 35 0s491 LIABILITIES, Capital pe Circulation rogisie Less nutes on band Due depositors on demand. . Auiunt dueynot included ui above heads—viz, dividenas State or New Y: ‘on, County ot Junen; Pre-idenl, sud’ George Chemical Bank, a0 association at New York, io in Foe himorlt! saith trae sunsnneny of he transaction Rotarviay, the 250h day of Ju and sixty-four, to respect to ulars above subscribed aa: nitn'day of Suly. Toate rt aterted ar treopacted ‘é $300,000 00 unpaid, OF Willian located nnd’ down said county, being dn \l severulll aunty. dear daly a ak ie forexomia 18; (0 al the coniition of of any busicess @ every Tar tne Yastenge of ‘ihe sata locatim aforesaid. ate J. g JONES, 3, WILitans, Cashier. deponents. the 4a Cc. Or Titteae Man, Notary Public. aE T COLUMBIA bivae MINING COMPANY, APIT, ob ta nouraiy PAR, “3 ee ae ‘ull paid proce Mi v. ae Soran SuARS. AW Es vine N ih iz ari ot, . Eag., merchant, No, FERRIR, Haq. Cashier or the Butchers’ aad Magst iy Bq uN BA BANK. — &. SRY OUR, Req. eine Superintendent, BENRY A. ford Bxq., Cevtral City, Coterade. Messrs. LORD Messrs, WAKE! ANB. —' known conaroutive Fonts or nt etek Black Hawt Oy Hy 8,700 eek, with &, vat eeensfl operation Mosluered. the rrchon larger amonn' vinide ot gold ‘The company confiden|1. expect t mence paying at aa aurty day © monthly Mividend ‘Of one per cent in Jes rous of BANK OPEN dal MONDAY. git from 6 tod P. SIX PER CENT est from ‘Rionaae Keusx. $3300.00 $500,000 Fiteeanp i Rena, es ‘sre’ now open st the 82 Willian -treet, at the price ‘of 30 per ‘ab the time of subaoription. fre 4 Soke" and Ratbbay RY PSN ‘Aitmoness deronited on oF before ne SPENCER K. 10. LOAN ON BOND AND MOR: Ado) WHALE por cent, term of yea PrOPETIY 4 Pine dureet, ny for only a limited tha office of AL securing any of th ui eee sixth atreet. to 3 P.M, anme trot gt v0 1y 20 whi! draw tater. GREEN, Prevideat oi au me yao aon ts Seoomstmoantions sas tome eared beter, ° shove: NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1864, : FINANCIAL. . Ld an oa wae ENLIGTMENT LOAN. $1, (100.00, COUPON BONDS, nos County TRx SCORER" LS he) } 18 Court street, BROOKLYN, July 7 Proposals will be Received at the offies of the Hreamurer of Kings county, oad 3PM EDNESDAY. Daly 20, 1864, $1, $ox000 KINGS COUNTY WAL ENLISTMENT BONDS, hority of chap. # and 72 ef the Laws of 194 ition Board of Supervisors, adopted May iy * The bonda will be tas ed im sums of 000 each. dated duet 19806 with Interest at the rats of ‘alx per. cent oer able semi-annually, to wit:—Oo the first days snd (November, "The princial will be due and paye- ‘The persons whose 18 are acce 11 be 4 to denoalt with the County "Treanurer, ch inenret sare Brads ud be ready fo feted nT eee ould be sealed and endorsed “Pi ns (or ns Coat War Enlistment Loan.” and be ad- renand to the County 1 yesarer. cabog of any or af of the bids if ary to reine Ine Interest of the comet AS A. GARDINBR, OCouny Treasurer. SHIPPING, \M WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING, at Patadaign fcctnshtp Compan, (Inman lian carey mails, intend g thst tal ing th wared ft rae built f teamshipe Low! Bre ‘OF BALTIMORE. * Saturday, July 36 andi ‘Saturday, yur % and EDINBURGH ' end every succeeding Saiarday, as noon, from pier 4 N ‘aye ran regain! Ls sesame gp bo. Da, to Paru Pen gets HAmbUEE. Do. _ tovambui Parsougiee sins forGaréed to Harve, Bretaen, rm, atin Lier at equally low ra \verpool or Ques! ‘abin, ($73. $88. $35. wi can bay ay tokets here at these rates, ‘Thess steamers have eu) Eb iasihuss Assia ere, are stroagiy Daitt fa water tgbt iron sections, and moed surgeons are at erry Patent Q's annihilaters By fe fn Li to TAM ae a? ini iy apoly in eergoet Se: bw ae INM, 22 Water R iota lcsatren Place de la Bourse; be iS cmon. » DALE, 11) Walnut tires. ‘or mpany’s 0: acl JOHN a. DALE. Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y. 'OTICE. THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF ate: of thia ine will. oa an extra stoamer ‘sail on Thared noon, July 14, carrying d number of steerage paseen- Gera, at reduced ratea, arabe in United States currency. JOBN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway. ne! Pa oe WILL SAIL FROM PIER Wednesday, the 18th tost., at 3 P. MM, sag bretahtey Jobe HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agente AND NEW YORE STEAMGHTP, ODM: inele ‘first te tn ATA. adh 3.099 yee a From Lon. nasa Sach bide toa ar eRe saslgued tothe Landon, 508 RRS saan D & ASPINWALL, Agents. amas HaMputgou Matt sre Re COMPANY'S ora Ben rom THE LONDON pany coh tron steamah' ExNta town INDIANA id matt tons fe from ts om. a nates of mee currency ‘mae od Hav =z on ath be able ta n 8173: Second pee FRMANTA.....0/--dune RUSNT A Froo Hara pas eneers for se a esr 7.8, 1 ira an, Se trite caureainns paral i ee KUNHARD? 8 CO. d Exchange r pie C 18 ne SE guomen woty to GB RICHARD & BOAR R NORTH GERMAN LLO IP NRW TBF oke a Genie seuttendor’ oxctrlog, te Uated Staten taatl: will sai. from the Bresen pier, foot of Third street, Hobaken, ‘gaToRvay, JULY 16, aT 12 O'OLOOK ., BREMEN, via SOUTHAMPTON, te Ave HAMPTON xD BREMEN, Yalog, pereble' tan geld or 4s Sree cabin, $105; second Lig thie stoarege, ‘The NEW YORK will be followed by tne AMEBICA July For frolght or Passat SER IOS & CO., 68 Broad street, OYaL MATL STRAMSHIP ARABIA. RK LIVERPOOL—THE ARABL R ae ih HOCTLEY. BOE a ronson. ‘at the follo wilt oft from a onane «'s dock at Jersey en Ge ond mails and passengers. SSE on Wednesday. a Passengers are requested ‘be on board if it o'clock See FROM AND TO 70 GUEESTOM AND LIVER- CUNARD ‘LINE. From New Sars $25; to New York, $35 gold, or equiva- — Wednestay, July 20. OLYNETO tulle Woduesany August 8 For passage apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. NAmongiee STEAM NAVIGATION comrakt- CL, nerows AND Liv FOOL ge en teerage, $45, payable in currency. Purivy e Peatin Satnrdars Teiy 36 ze ULL galls Saturday, July 30, WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, Trae TO Lonpow DIRECT. THE Abd geass ©) tron steamship MEL! UGK. river og the 1th July, Gabta ier see $in ourtencr Passengers torwaried to and German porte at very low rates. Apply to WILttAMs & GUION, 29 Broadway. At} (ate tata gb Bye ipeeae bj SsaIr w on on rs ye ‘in. fright or passage apply te B. OUNA ATM INSTR’ For Ta MONTREAL OCRAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Breamship NOVA SCOTIAN, from Quabec ta-Lirerpent, Jute 16, Rates of paasave, $8 $70 and $3" sight dratte of the National Bank, payable atall ite branches in Boy and Ireland. For passage aply t@SABEL & SBABLE, Broadway. New York. OR LIVERPOOL AMD LONDON KSTOR am COURTY AOR conte Ce, aio July; the THORN’ on a The RBINE nly. 0 ‘on the Ne YORKTOWN, on the id July. POF pose bt % ‘WILLIA 8 & GUION, 4 Fulton street, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. K The United herent aa stenmehtp MATANZAR, W. FOR LIVER. Liesegang onmmander. pion ¢ North riser, for the abo. potion vitednecday. Jay 18 at tevcrock ‘or ‘passage apply to THOMAS AGBNOIO & 7 Broadway. ‘NITED ATATES WAIL LIE “gat 33 2 clock M. jd Wilson, will sue- nde LA No.6 ) Bowling Green, o. aoeEer, LINE * TO SAN Faprowoo AND PAMAMA. fine new steam< RULE, WEDNESDAY. et} 4 zi. At NOON, roe “AND NORT PSE BaTTIGH Ant mth BETWEEN NkW YOR AND | IFOOL, CALLING KK HA rwasy BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, postu see ee UALIFAX AND CORK Wak! goed Leaves New York Wedansday, June mm Lent danenda: vi inemda leaves New York Wedne: Leaves Boston Weaiveadayy hugust ORK TO Ui 1 Chief Cabin Passage Becond Cabin Paswige or its equivalent | pM Ly payne sa Beer ec elysinny nC lied Winn Ap experienced Burgeon 0} ed. ‘The owners of these sqips will net be accountable far Janbleg waleag bills of lading having the value op For freght ‘6 pu Te SUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green AIL STRAMERS TO FRANOR DIRECT, M‘ tus GENERAL, TRANSATLANTIC ‘COMPART'S siDEWHREI ipSTEAMSNIFS Bi Seat wREa The first five sj Meeaid fry tented: a ie put faron-tte rote for the Continent, ate the followin, Biri 's: Bocant WASHING’ LaPay Ree. eh De is a ia: ing table wine), valent in U1 jance free At Paris—No. 12 Boulevard den Gapuclace (2 at Bae Iselin & Co. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, BAIR CAD. TRAINS FOR rtp: ates td em Fg eat at 0t6:23 P. M., from Thirtlech BW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. for Alban roy. gomnecting with with the Nowy % rl nad rath gon SPECIAL NOTIC! Passengers for Sarat. rd take eae (gain and err Srrive'cs Sarattgn, wishon! change or om, RB ALBANY—CHANGE OF PIER.— DABS Leet td FOR 4 S-CHARS te jouse, ee fictaootrivete Toe new sieauivost 6. VIEBARDS Captain, DM ditchcork ant” the DANTEL DREW, Cap: the form duty Hine fa for Albany, ie eae street oth otrent ab 7:10, Ing at Cozzons' Hotel ‘Weat Point, Newburg, burg, Pag Keepaie, Riosbeck, Cafsrtil and Wudaon, Tlokals Deora se bacyase ate end north. PPOSITION BOAT FOR NEWBURG AND POUGE. OP hota On aoe > boautired steamboat THOS. COLL street every afterncon at Grasay Eoin, Cossm a ’ for News York or oer F350" ro “zens’ at verte af Grass; York at 10:30, Pol s a BXCURSIONS. gw BARGB we EXO! ON! A Tarren Woon, san the Whigatent, ity Sma auch as desired. tex. oe ley, Be os Rouee '. Ibe Barrow. lew oe aaa QoL OTe Aan RQEORIPOR EARS mS tg Troateween DECK —rnE egg make the — iriver ot To ib ead Refres) ments o@ ae ‘THOMAS, Pite and South om, hk _akW. (PUBLICATIONS. TOLOGICAL VIEW or aa RT, Ace of ealth aad disrane, wi upos of treatment—the only rational mode wf CT the report of enses treated. teuthfut giclee te C and con! 10 ire MAtenioxe. WHY EVERY MAN SHOULD MAB e ve ze. eee ast: ery woman should as Sian —— here rote heals iio Seapper te we | Mariage. for oe cotta a NEY BOOKS AND KEW bs bt greed IN CARTES F son Gt peta deeds Supplied. cata ogue to D. GOMPBRT'S Strevadla Agency, Nassau street, New York. UBLISHED, LATRLY BY OHAR. F. OTTO, MD. & interesting lower, containing such jaferam atioo’ase liad ee would tike to peeceaa Se fore copy, and address Dr. Otto, office 60 White street, N. d| ACs ELEGANT A ASSORTMENT oF niture for saie at a sacritice- Broasee, Laon bn 08 ‘urest, MS West Twenty-third and Silver Ware. near Sixth avenue. 8 or and roseweod ber Furnltare, Data Room. Paratiure, ona, Tequire at A Hie D—TeAcHERS Ras eae Pricey arlog, ng, Fenton ee vere ‘writing wwecely. Foot Phe hong ress Americaa Brean A T_TOWNSENDS F ACADEMY. qaeweie Houston Pook ener! MG ae ra, Reading, Bacar See AT coe isaraiees INSTITUTE, 786 feo <a {netruccion te KXOWLEDOR oF ROOKRERPING, wnivme, A Beitimete, bi Jost doomed meien soce veaenins Pathe pete 3 Palen yy ee sink —- $100 by es hing S30 ha ae ae from ptor 39 North Fiver. foot of W sireet. For vase W’Uamnixgron, Vo M's mer of wan Fo? brigy Ponta Fe Bat a it 3 o'elock P. M., i Siew eamshi| Vath 8 ane BELL, Com vill aait_as above: fro N Shove the foot of acer Pat i nner by Aa Ang pany eile BAUR Riera RoR NEW. “ORLEANS DIRR ‘The United States roait steamebip YA4O0, Bit al A COOH, Commander. ior 13, Nortis river, for Ne eee eg on We iy 13, at three o'clock P, No freight received or bills of iading pay e day of Hing ie Ferre eb or Passage apply to ‘LUDuaM. RINERBN J GOR NEW ORLRANE Pinger ‘The new ran nan cs py, leave pier No, ty vers ll July 16, a0 3 pik 3 ‘Treight received er bike of we mene onthe day of iaabbide SMW BLL. & CO. 86 Went street. OR HAVANA DIR ‘The voted stance a4 steamship W, Commander. “ Brat ireet, 6m Satur- will leave per on Gay. Juiv 16, at o'clock F Freight received or bine ot “Yadiog signed on the day of La eee Uke a co., 118 Broutway. i AVANA DIRECT. F si may splendid Oni eds commenter, jay, July 14, at feamer hae elegant accommodations for pa Hi gseaye reorived or bills of lading signed on day of or freight aes E PE fo a 20., 116 Wail street, rons Moe ero J on eoumtry. Ld SW tem facts =a Mo rAPsOOWT, BROTHERS & BAR WILE NSCOR ARS & ONDER wader LCA Renanamenen: AT "ox SEES bh FeAnoe, att ar anona Ty "TIOKETS ¥ WANTED at 7? emer et ag a Mee ae a a esta 1 ars, fe westiats as ‘ivuitheaPand Bend at for Diamonds, ‘will advance corner of Bond ‘treet iF TRE Att ‘BET 0} rE MA MADE IN agree iiveu to maesh| mr tistry, The ua wa pple oath as lveian orp viedo ta soy Twenty rik rations performed 1 Jowent fyure, tne the ‘roets, ‘operation LERS. 158 Grand streat, wo bi yon ycan it ie COUPON BEN DENTAL asso~ Minar conity yea tbe CIATION of the 6 New ‘k have, afer administers tag to us the NI THOUE OID n rag expeee for ns with. a ate (ea mn heen hundred Gnd N,* er Hees fale Wy Tovererscting = a eneeccemerty Pt