The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1864, Page 2

wore then ordered back to the one they fomed a columa from the lacding, vegere! Cotgn, end, turning to the left on the same road, marched several tiles to the southwest. In the march up the Cosahatchie Foad there was sowe skirmishing with the pickets along pearly the whole route; but in the otber direction our column was only fired on ouce. About two miles west from the cresstoade where the first halt was made is another corner, where the Girabameviile road crosses (he one We were marching upon, In the corner there ts a churchy Neat there tbe enemy's cavalry pickot dis. chargéd thet? guns at ofr cava'ry In wdvance, add then fed. After proceeding seme miies up. that road cur whote force returoed to the arch and eacs mped jor the ight, The long marching had ingue ine sotdiors weary, end @0me Who had eaten pothine elpce cd%u prererred sleep to (ood, anit tnid down suppertors, but satisfied, 4 NIGHT ATTack ON THR a An attack on (he picket red during the night, up the Grabamsville road, Dut oo damage was done, ALFARO € -aMy At aboot seven o'clock ia tno taorsing, just ow one columms wore being formed for anwher advance, a mes- gage came from Captain Georre R. Nuribart, co: r the advance cavalry, that the enemy were down the G le road tu force, wi faniry aud afters. Seon alter they of twetve-pouuders,. placed ta thoeord, upou our ors, consisting of the Oue Hundred and Twebty sev New York, under Colonel Gurr Several regiments and: some artillory-were at ones pushed on uy) the road, nerais Hatch and Potter both proceeding wish the advance. OTR TROOTS NOR. On the left of the road, for a quarter of a milo or so, were dense woods, aiid next a smal! cotton fei, hounded by @ creek, beyond which were n h a beavy undergrowth, On (he rigot of the road was a skirting of trees, with a feveo aud two ditches, and defond a wide field, reaching to the ereek. Generals Hatch and Potter personally superiatended the aispost dion of the infantry and artillery in the two fields ana k woods the fond, the One Bvudred and Twenty cevecth et ekivmishing throagh the woods apd up the road beyond the creek, While the sta’ of the two generals were in & group in the road, and just as both of the latter bad jumped their borses over the ditches, a solid ehot—the frat one fire¢—came ricochet. tng down the read and struck aming them. The shot oestly amputated a horae’s leg Captain Goraud, of Goneral. Foster's staif, was reconcottering up the-road on a fargo bay, and the ebot was apparently aimed at bim, He narrowly escaped. ARTILLERY IN POSITION, Our artillery soon got into position, under the direction of Lieut. Col. Ames, Chief of Artit'ery of the departmert Battery B, Third New York artiltery, oponed om the revel batiery with several pieces, amd the One Hundred ard Twonty-sovonth New York, supported by the une flun- dred and Foriy-fourth New York, Colovel Lewts, and the Thirty second United States colored troops, Colonel Baird, also kept up @ fre op the enemy, and soon caused the whole force to retreat, which (hey did in rather poor order. THE TORRES IN 10H Woops. Gur foam in going throngh the woods after crossing the creek was considerable. Lieut. Col. — of the Thir ty second United Stater colored tre wounded in this his regiment's fret fight. He wes struck by a grape shot, which doubled up his sabre ana caved acontusion of the groin. He was very indignant at being wounded so early ia the engagement. Capt. Penet, of the One Huvdred and Forty-fourth, hed a leg shuttered, Dut continued egeering bis men white bis leg was being wemrorartly bandaged. Private Van Buren, of bis com pany, bed both legs shattercd and mangled above the kves by a discharge of grape. THE ENeWY 7R/2s Pree. Op tbe right of the read, a litte further on, wasa Geld covered with ary grass, which the reels set on ore, partly, it wae suspected, with designs on our caissons, as we advavced. Scmeof the fgbting occurred there, our men advancing thropgh fire wud smoke and burulng coals, PUSHING AREAD, ‘The rebels contioued to ‘atl back up the road, pursued by our troops, and annoying them as much as porsibie. Part of the way the woods wera so dense that the advance was mecessarily in column along the road, with only a fow flankers out, struggiing along through « vine under growth, with aire beneath The rebel infantry retreated to near their Honey Hil! battery, «nd there made a stand, ith their fleld pieces at the bexd of the road, in front, thelr tufantry deploying tn line of pattie in their rear. THE ARTILLERY DURT. A duel between two pieces of about equal calibre on each side followed. Battery @ advanced to the point directéd with great rapidity, and foaght their guas tn tplendid atyle. They had fired but few shots when « wlid shot took off Lieutenant Wildt’s leg above the knee. He was « epiendid officer, and bed copmand Of ove gun, ick be was bandiing in admirabie style, Several men and horses were killed bere, Ip a few minutes the rebois hastliy retreated to their works, followed almost up to them by our skirmishors, THE BXEMY’S POSTION, The Hovey Hill battery was located just beyond a turn ‘athe road, with a marsby tract between acd a smal! run, crossed by « bridge. The battery had four em orasures, cach containing a gun, as vearly as the smoke would porumit of ascertaining. It was ov the brow of a email bill, with an outwork ip front mt Denking breast. works DISPORTIONG OF TAE ENEMY, The rebel forces were quickly disposed im these works, with a beavy fine of skirm:shers on esch flank, alarge force of infantry in the fort acd works in the centre, and a body jn the recr as areserve. The rebel flanks ad thick woods for cover, whie our whole live, from the formation of the ground, was necessarily much more expo ed. THR ACTION. The Thirty-second United States colored troops wero ordered to charge the rebel fort as soon as we bad got ia position at the hed of the rend, They attempted, but vot stuck in the marsh, which they found impass.ble at the point of their aesauit, aod a galling fire of grape, canister and inurketry being opeved on ihem, they wee forced to retire, The Thirty-fith United States colored troops alo es. Sayed av sssault, but could mot get near enough to pro duce apy eflect upon it. Those reginente, however. only eli back to the line of baie, where they remaimod throughout sbe entire fight Our (rout, as gradunily established, reached to the rigbt and left about bait a mile—for @ considerable por tion of the way along @ rovgh path or rond, and with the contre in the turn of the mam road, Here Liewt, Ooi. Ames brows bt up all the artiwery that could be used, acd vat efter dork Kept up constant and effective ire om the rebei works and lines, He poreovally supe in- vended (be fring, aud exctied geverai admiration by bis ovolpess and bravery. the Fifiy-Ofih Macsachneetts (colored) went into this fight on the right of the-urigade, commanded by (olorel Hartwell, LdiG not note the time, but it was im tbe bow of the action, wen the brigade had got separaied by sending detachments to cilferent weak points, aud all that wos leit of thon the spot whero Jt was firat located was & more detachmeat The dire became very hot, DELBLI the regiment-did not waver—the Ime merely quivered. of Genora! Forter's eal, hone gallantry was cont ua al! day, rode up jnst as olovel Hartwell war wo tw the band and adviend Dit to retire, but the Colonel detlined, aud was ADxIOUE tain ‘aud, rt to charge the works, Ca,tun Goraud declined to give the order, bat ratber favored the movement, the bu'lets all Chis time fying ke bait, Colonel Hartwell gave the order, th® colors came tothe extreme front, when the Cogs! Hborted, “F your color way bimeeli, and marched ot opi) oy division, Colonel Hartwert eas Captald Crane, his Adjrier: General, Inet as thay reached the marsh im front of Los warn ta tbe road. and within «abort distanos of the rele! works, brave Colonel Hartwell’s horse, while struggiiog through the mud, was \teraliy blowa in piéces by & Citchargs of conister, The Colonel whe wounded et tho lempted to jump from hie boree; but the anima) fei on dim, pressing him into (he mad. At this time be wes tiding at the side Of bho co'umn oud (be mea presse! oo port, But as they peared the fort (hey meta murder. ous Ore of grape, canister sud bullets at ehort racce, As the ourbers of the adranco were thirked, tho ‘ow who survived began to waver, and foaily the rey)/mont cetreated. In retiring, Lieuteunet Eileworth, with a few Mee, exiricated the Colouel from nis perilona prsition afer much delay aod by cutting the eaddie from bis borse, lo carrying bim eway be was again wounded fo Abo side, aod advised Lieutenant Bileworth to loave bim behind; but the Lieutenant and a fow men brought bim from the field without further in- fury, and be will provabiy euryive. He te now io hos. pital at Heealo t, doing wel, ‘The Vue Fiundred and Twenty eoventh Wow York wore ae thie oo Wie left oo tae road, ander command © Lieutecant Colonet Woodford, who, at bis own requast, a then in © wos mounted, and #0 (wee temporarily relieved from duty on General Forter’s elighuy; Peer ame time, end at. | thet he 0 bis bis regiment, HI the regiment across See yee willie Fifty-fith, and got very near tue iort, but were eniiced Boally to retwe. Coveidering that they bad &: ished da Ube Frovt alt day, thele behavior wes spleudid, 1 t ine time of thelr farthe-t advance Colonel Garney was ov the qright of the road, in the ext-eme front, m command of @ “skirmish line, where he dispisyed much gallantry. The Fifty-fourth Vassachusetts, heroes of ell the bard Hgbts that have occurred tn the department sivce thelr arrival here, were toe mach ecattered w this battle 10-40 full justice to themselves, Ouly two compiwies weot into tho fight at Grat, under Lieutewat Colone\ Hooper, They wore pusted oo (be left, Subsequentiy they were Jowed by four more companies, who were lei} on duty m tue rear, The Twerty-fifth Odio soon efter the commencement of the opg-gement were sent to the right, where thoy swung around and (ought on ailing nearly. perpendicular toour main fropt. A portion of the Fiityegith Magsa chusetts wore with them, On@ or two charges were essayed, Dut were unsuccessful; but tbe front was main tained there throughout the afternoon, The Tweoty Hith bid ihe dargest logs of all the regiments, i THE COLORED TROOPS. The cctored troops fought well throughout the day, There was prodably @ greater proportion of stragglers Puivng them than among tbe white troops, Yut not a #iv. gle regimepe-droke a8 @ regiment, The Fifty Gih, Thiety Fecund, Ono Hundred and Second, Fiity furth and Thirty. f th, were ail @t the {romt, and kept in line more cooly than che would suppose. ‘Lhore wee no shrinking emoug any troops, white or black, und every “regiment to the fight deserves praise. Counter charges were mode at vartous times during the Aght by ihe evemy, but our infautry and artillery mowed thom down, and they did not at any time got very near our lines, Whenever a charge of our men was repy the rebels would flock out of their works, whoopiug like | Tudisns; but Ames! guns avd the torrific volleys of our infantry would goon send them bck. CHARACTER OF TH ACTION. ‘Tho musketry Oring was terrific. For seven hours the din was kept up, almost drowning tbe artillery d8 charges. Sometimes volley would follow volley the whole leogth ofthe line, and then a scattering Gre would fotervene, but for ® moment only, to be sue ceeded by deafening discharges, Tho result would havo been more apparent io killed end wounded on both sides but for the trees, which stopped many buliots, THR WOUNDED. The wounded wore rapidly removed by stretcher men, and hcepitals were located all along the route, where surgeoos were located and attended to their wounds, The conduct of some of the sufferers was herole, Some, when mortally wounded, insisted on remaining with their regiments, and only reiuctantiy allowed thomselves to be taken away when they found they could not stand or help thernselves. All were patient, and only those who were tora by ehells or received painful wounds groaned or complained. BEHAVIOR OF THR NAVAL BRIGADR The Naval Brigado behaved splendidiy When the order came to them to go to the front and take porttion on the right (ney seemed as plossed as if invited to an extra ration of grog. A bunéred or two py hands were thrust into blue ebirts for tobacco, and a hundred cheeks protruded with the battie’s supply, and then they wont ahead, led by the sturdy Commander Preble, hia gray bair fluticring in the breeze. Whcu a straggler was encountered Jack showed bim ne mercy. “What ye doing, way off bere, ye luvberf” would bo his saluta- tion; and then, if he didn’t "bout face, blows and even kicl rere tbe penalty. “Starboard a littiel’’ shouted captain of a guo, apprehending collision in double quickiog past acolored regiment. When they got ioto. action they worked on their knees, and the e:nd about was full of the snuke-like tracks they made. When the pieces were discharged they were under and all about them, and when one wes fatally shot his earest comrade usually informed bias that he was ‘gone up.” There was pot e ekulker from the brigade during the dey—not aman sbirkeé bis duty. I cunnot say much for their marching or the precision of the naval ivfantry movements; but T never saw so much coolness, or se much espris du corps befere. Une sailor, badly wounded, was laid by the cide of a colored soldier shot through the leg. The latter was groaning @ good deal, and the eailor imperiously directed kim to “sbus up.’? Not complying, he was ia- forined that bis nose would be “‘masbed"’ if his “muy” remained longer open; aod the next groan that came wis the signal for a blow (vom a fist lire e sledge. INCIDENTS. Ove skirmisher, who was Iving down ta the extreme front, rose up to light bis pipe. The latter was in his while be beid a match in bis right band, and the matcb box to the other. A bullet, piercing bia forehesa, kiffed him instantly, and his body lay there for some time, the pipe still in bis mouth, and the Gagers clutobing the matc’ and box, Colonel Pierce, a volunteer on General Hatch’s ata, while at the fromt, remarked that be would go back where the rebels wore turnieg our let and sce bow strong they were. Hi 8 gone but a moment and returned with his coat tora and a wound on the leg, where @ bullet had greed it. Lieutenant Colonel Bennett, Capt. Silva, Lieutenants Mc Martin ard Vav Winkle, Captain Jewett, Surgeon Burton, avd ip fact all the stall officers, wore consptcuons for thelr bravery, and most efivient in the discharge of their duties. Fortuuatcis and elngulas Bone of them were bit. Liertenant Colonel Woodford, of the Ove Hundred and Twenty -#eventh, bid the bridge of his nose jast grazed by @ Minie ball, but received uo other Iojury. Colonels Gurney, Baird aud Lewis, though much ox- posed, were not bit. THL NOVEMENT ON THR COOSAWRATCHIB ROAM During the forenoon of Wednesday, a force under com. mand of Maj. J. Anderton, of Gen. Vorler'e staff, went up the Coosawhatchie rond, the same trast taken by our ad- yance on the afternoon of J. Ther procec ied further than that force did, when the Mulor, wit two compa pies and a detochment of the Naval Prigade, won raddenly Gred oo by a buttery a short disionee beyond tho ercsa roads, Ensign ©. ©. Niet, Superinteudont of Armed Tromsports, was with Major Avacceop, and they were al- most under the murzies of the gone when they diecow ered them by being fired on, ‘They withdrew because they found, by de=pstehes from headquartera, (hot cotk- ing could be gained by advancing. THE PREP NT Poss OF OUR FORCES, General Yoster findiog the encmy’s position at Honey Hill too strong to bo esclly token, and not of sefficisat improtance, considering the cbject of the expedition, to warrants continvsnce of the engagement, withdrew to a atrong position on the Savannah road, from which he will be abic to conduct futnre operations. 2 Caavalticn im the Battle. The following is compioio list of casualties. Many wotnds are but elighi. ihe total casualtics foot up eight hundred and ten, but she loss bo the service wil only be three or four hacdred:— ONE DUNDRYD AND FIPTY-SEveNt Five comp-nies were engaged, Lion ‘ Carmichael commanding pa Sergoart T. Renlatnin, right leg; J. fel lev, righ got baod: M. 0, Wood, Ht sito, « . 4 rr Grout, ches Shaw, Jef wr lame, ti oe thieb; Lleatenant Jero J. Mew Hy B Neesler, bead ob one Tight thigh; o O, Feenoy. jog, Company H —C, Genvek, tend; ©. Champlin sad W. Perry, hand, MUNDI ED AND TWaNTY-PRVENT NEW TORS. at, Hi. HI, Batbersoa, Acting Ad- oo 6, command.ng Company. Jesye K. Pett Wounded—Geo, Kuward Kenedy, Company B.— Wounded — fn. A. Hogg and — Bagley, Company C. ‘orpelius Bogert, | Woundat—Berpeat oba Barry, Jue 6. Havens, Joba 4 Duraod, Joa Fite | ek. Comy Serge A. Bam. Corp! 8 a Tearaad, Thomas ©, Audrew Cb A bt R, von, Hefuaell, “Wound: h Klime; ¢ Mo tency ood Wa, Height. inate , Jovu @ Wiliams, Keaben roe Wht ed--Cor poral sory) Company ed—Ly man B. Mes abou, Harsison Newton, Wounded—BSorg bert © Corwin, Aobt. F. Herediot, Thos. Ro Baiaey, TWENTY-FIFTH OI. Company A.—Wounded—8. G, Whi! é MoLelland, siightiy, Charies Fiynn Slighlly; Horgeaut amor) tiie, cians; 4, Mecoreaias igntly; K. D. Fossett, rligh iy « BR Kiledm Borgeant Wm. D. Garnrer, root floary Besoon, Wounded—Lioutonant bau tiene, fogbtly, Rervonnt 1 gbely ; Sergent fom Higby ‘orperal iter flight | Corporal Ch a 01 Denols A, Ode) viigotly atic. Drown, feason, #\ighay. i moph Burton, alighus; ' wo. Holmen, eiughtly dedeon M, Joye, sligbuly, J Russell, slightiy; Janper Parder , why. Koon Pa foveris, ‘slidbliy: brauam Sturker | both legs; E. Fletcher, O sea, eligniy: Corporat James Ridgeway. sli. Cor porai Isaiah Marstows, badly; Corporal W, H. Rat siiybtiy; Jere. Conetly, "padly ; ses Fastman, badiy; done Ke: eighty Ww. oe ont om ries! an ly 5 WV nt ravie N. Sgr, sgh tly 5 WY ts bbe m0 Hr) cols aw veuty, pt oa ied on via Fowler, David Run- Wounded—t irat it Morris S. Bell, stig) tly: Sergeont Thomas Vangurdy, sligbtiy: Cor- oral Manuat Ske revs. 95, Judson K. Tay- lor, bedly : 4. BL Kerset fer. badly: A Carol, badly, Jone “ettad Sawyer, plight} amen Pom, shicbEly’ George {lard wegen, slicht: y;Ceaye Bogart, slightly; Bardly Haycock, elt bty; Sor Crawford, slizbuy. Gompary”K —Wovrded— fi rgosnt Thomas Hi Fr Cocpers | ” Temple, Corporal tn ey) Nertiotl, eerhind Jerry Grate (8 ce ied), Jereg 4s ckeyt tt bad.y Conrad Last, slighty Frovertcx Shits, Company F,—Wounded—ser- eavt Jone Cocke, Corporal Francis Munger, emg Vibam Caw cickiel Hoffman, John G Heiman Towel, W, 8. Sherman, Eli Westfleld, Joon Broun'e R. Colhoa, Alfred Steveos, Company ir wena - (ain Burgot—“MoGouderty, Seco Liva 4 Rithan Gacarey, lez’ amp: ain Sere ot fsag@ Trexweld,~ Corporal Flas S. Karos, Bitca 6 somt, Emory B Eiltott. Frank Mader, mor! Neisng Shorp, Sima Rick, & & Saunders, James Jobo bol om. Joreph Plocard, Geoteo.® © “Loderur. Missing—-lly 8. Styles, 1. 3 Compiny H.—Killea—Cy i Riy_ Pyie, ole, Oscar J Dunn, Wouyied—Sergexnt hiv. . Sergeant J . Clements, mortally ; ‘Corporal Toumber ath, ‘lez amputaiedy Arlelion Mus Welt Noind, Chee Brameraty, Wa. A. Barwell, rave, m Cilespla, sitchtly; Gor W, Fagor, Mies Geary Company 1.—Vounced—Captain J, Whe, in arm, sant Jot i. siigbliy; Corpo 28, Divid MeMeang, —— urown, —— AY, ——-~ Crearey, —— Miler, '—— Sculler, —— Noucel, missing; Wpich Whartoa, —— =P mpson. Combahy K.—Kilied—Color Ser- Knock, George Shaw, Jobo Barves, (voundet-—-Bar tin Chea 'W Ferguson, in both legs; Sec- ond Lieutenapt Veter Trequeng, badiy; Sergeant Mareson Lewis, slightivs Corporal Joho A, Greco, Fro! Conrad, badly; Fred Rigbards, badly; Geo. Angel, badiy. PUTY-SIXTH NEW YORK. Company R.--Wounded—Androw K. Lawrence, intes+ Hines. Company .—Kihed— Thomas Kassie, Wourded— Robert Care, ailgulty, Company K.—Woanded—Sergonnt Sprague, slighty, Company ea iedjoln Bloomer, Aired La Fever. Company G.—Killed—M Slater, Cla rence Peel. Wovoded—H. G, Brath;mortal'y, Compacy BH, -~Wounced—Jacod Bambour, fo foor, Comprny Kilted—Sergeant Wem) Robinson. Wouaded—{ ieutensat W. HvApchmocdy, slightly; Sergeant A. C. bowers, slichilyp-Jourdon Crissle, geverety, Company K — —Kuk @d—Aiex. Hngoy Sylvester Joves, Wounded—Sergornt Charles Johnson, foot warpatated: Martio Griffin, slight ly. Company L.—Kilied—Riehacd Witiama THLsTY-FIFTH UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS, Field and Sta, —Cotopehgames C. Beecher, right groin Bud loit leg, severely ; Captain Josiub C..White, co tusion of left bip, eiigutly ; Second Joutenant Heary Kubs, left Jeg, slgutly; Secend Liew@uxot Samuel @ Ambler, Jr., Misa Company: A.—Killed—Bryaot Williams, Chas. Jovea, Wounded Sergeant Wm. Keys, deg, slightly : C rporal John Jordan, alightly-; John Ward, (oot, Siigutiy; D. Chadwick,tbigh, slightly; ¥. Sheppard, bin, Blightly ‘of, finger, fntly ; E. Moore, Goer, sllcuuly; Ge Uerrihg, 10g, alightiy; Wm, Wriabr, face, slightly, Company B. oundei—Sergeant wo. Jackson, head; SergeantAndrew Powers, le; Wigley Milos Gregory, log brokom; Major Bolitace, ‘dol Jones, arm broken; Manual Butler ankle ; Frank here, thumb; Philip Clark, hand; "Caleb Curt, Benj. Farrov, breast; Jas. Bluny, shoulder Com: ay C— Etllead—a, ight, Wounded—Corporal Walker, H Corporal Gaskiug, floger; Corporal J. Johagon, face; H Barnes, heid; Ki Becton, hands Sam. flolt, le George’ Manning, tem} ; tage: G. R, Willams, Missing, — All arm 4 dctock, jounded—Ler- dbam, foot; Lewis, side; Isaac Yay. sid ‘Sot Speacer, Coit lesa, Arnead jathan Page, back. Missing — z ch Telany. Comm ae Woundéd—Serzeant D foot, Corpora, alles! Wuhan, Bolt Ie a i root rat alice. jams, sol Newby, head: Boston Jotes, foot; pod ‘Wiliam: ., Williaine, bip; H. Greel Cannber Saree, “igs, Br L. Smith, 4 George Washington, ban Michaol tandail, foot. 7 G.—Killed—Chas ‘Moore. Wounded—‘ergeant Smith, ‘thumb: Corporal Champ Pugh, foot; Corporsi R. Spetiman, side; Corporal H. Nor- man,’ erm’ broken; Simon Davis, hand; Charles Small. wood, neck, severely; alired Edwards, band; Enoch Gregory, ye Ppar ; & foot. Co rs Kil Hogans, Wounded ynpany —| jodgou. rou — Corporal J. Vacortovy Tapsssstpordl al Ai Sprout. shoulder; A. Brooks, head; R Clari wore cFty cone Forks, Major G: thigh; R. rt A ' leg; George Gregory, bend; Isaiah shou! J, Suthithle, . fh wt ae age ee geant aS inddicks, shoul- Reddick bes ciel Corporal Movros Lee, “Marti Lawsep, arm; James nen Dao sag aga Sergeant U Reory Re Sener: nt Barabitt, mouth; Sawyer, arm; Jame. Flot Fleniing, Beck. ean eels UNITED craTes covoxse rroors. ;A—Woanded—Lieut.. Col: E- 0 Greary, gtoim; Moses soles splinter; ee Bro Rose shot off; Jemes L. Alexander, shoulder; Williams Jones, fae; Charles Phillips, shoulder; 2. J. Burton, foot. Company B.—Wounded—Samuel Lee, severely; | Hever oe slazander, severely: PUrrUll Miller, slightly ; Coss. Corporal’ W Compauy C —Killed. Killed =Frangia Howell. Wounded—Wm wet ard Wm. Coiling, facs, severely; Henry Compeny F.—Wourded—Sergeant Sami. Syiter amet rue: Lioyd "Carter cohen Samael Brier,’ stiehtly; Abraham arta. Company F.—Wounded—“ersesnt Geo D. Grabam, leg; Thomas Simpson, groin; Heury Hillory, ; Robt, Townsend, shoulder, John W. Ele- veor, hand; John Smith, groin. Compeny @.—Ktiied— Emeaiuel Hill, Oliver Swan, Wounded—Chas, Davis, Jos. Jetieraon, Dan't Lewis, David tiller, Geo Kane. Com- pany H,--Killed—Thos. Gray, Edwin Harris. Wounded— Corpora: Norion, severely ; Thos. Natkit evercly; H J. Didytmor, eeversty; Geo. Young, Veter Ganges, eeverely. Omapany I.) tied—Ianac Sti, Wounded—Corporal Wim, 10. Davia, Spencer Bortick, severely; Wim ak Thos, Loyd, Company K.—Killea— doisoa Currier, Wounded—Sergeaut Chas, Rowley, slightly. Company in G M Stmpiston, leg: Lieutenant Corporal Alexander Sillman, wriat. FIPTY-YOCRIMK MASSACHUSETTS. Oficere.—Licutenant Tdward B. Emerson, beng Fe wounded in fees, severciy; Lientenant Charles 0, Hallett, Company B, te’t thigh, severely. Company C.—Killed— Corperai Rieberd M, Wounded--lienry Gindden, I deo, Wm. J. Peningtor, Wm, Van Alstine. y D.—Wounded—Corporal Alex. Keokin, Wiliam Ober'os Hawkerson, Samuel Hunter, John Lavdis, Win, J} Rennard, Hezekiah Stewart, Company enant ‘Charles G. Chopman, lightly 1 in arm; Corporal Benry T. Stewart, Corporal row Deforest, Teter Bruce, Bev) Haimua Company aionant bevid Reid, wounded and reported killed; enut Henry J. Carter, ‘missing. Wounded —Corporal Wm A, Cupningvam, Aaron Cummings, Samuel Dudcan, Stepren Krankiic, Geovge Rayvolds. Joha Shorter, Lewis L. Simpson, Corpora! Hil Harris. Company I.—Wound ed —Corporat Thomas 0. Freeman, Geo Alexander, Goo. Brodie, Andrew J. Etheridge, Wm. ’ Heo derson, Jobe Jonn- gon, 2d: Tyrrel Rouudtoe, Jeif B. Stewart, David Walker. pany I.—Woundea—foreazo 7. Lewis. Missing— Thoa. E Burger. Company K.—Wounded—David Bron- soa, Robt. Nelgop, Fro feis Parkis, Samuel Stevenson. ONT FUNDED sNP PORTY-POURTH NBW YOR! We | slightly; Corporal’ Joreph Jonn b, Carpenter, ‘arm, severely; Washes de, ev Ww . Nixon, head, a aareee Lyor, arm, fle me wound. James -tmith Corporal Harry "Pater, lightly; ‘Jon , Lad. slightly; Charles’ Thomas, hand, slightly; Joshua A. Maxwell, severely. Company £.—Wounded—Jamce vere, leg, slighty, John Gibas (ace, not langercusly Company F.—Nitied—Lievtenant Jaa, ack, Sergeant Fiward Wiker, James K. Quict. «ted—Corporal Litas Ho og, arm, covereiy : Cvorge Hroughtom, arm and og, ous rely ; $:/a8 D. Fancher, | ead, not dangerous; Charles P. Hinvens, bead, slightiy; Foul Kulgbt, thighy feriovely: Valonting Koisht, aide, severely; Lord, band shighty ,Tooman sheimer, thigh, sevorety ;Oeorge ©. White, leg, aeriousis; Edward Thomas, arm «od leg, teriousiy, Jamen M. Wheeler, hand, slightly. Missia Jeoques Hainoor, prom ny KWled: Job rice, provabiy killed. Company G.—i\ied—Corporal Jamea CO. Rihott. Weunded—Oorp Silas Biiet, hand, sevorely; Corp. Daniel B. Myers, abdomen, slightly; Joveph Vatite broset, deriousty; Witt! ney Dury, arm, severely, Albert Hatstond, face, a! James Myer, bap: mes W ombly, ‘shoulder, feriouely. Dewitt Ph vightly. K('led—Corporal Charles V, btw! spate Py van Corpeline Mancevilie. A elightly. Company Killed, Serg Weanded—Lieuterant Freck tr nine’ ea feriousiy, Corporal G. R, Mabe ley ebo iy; Corporal J. KO. Bitte, log, #0: voruly ; Janves Gerows, hers, mortally; Wiiimin Balt, head, sligotly; Morgan Makeley, band, rightly. FOURTH MARRAcH Company B—Ches. H.W ae fareo, napp, of the Bingoa the aie Gonpeens huis Wounded —Corporal You Bora olker, Pawnee, mortally; Wilsoo, Mingoe. ing—Joy, Milgo®, (rebel. ) , FISTTPIVTH MASCACHORETTS. Colonel A. 8. Hartwell, band, contusion of aide and ba Captai, W. D, Grane, killed; Liewtenans Winthrop P. Boynton, killed; Lieutenant Josish C. Hall, wounded ie ake, probably hot da ©, Soule, arm, #ligbtly, Captain G, M. Woodward, tbigh, flead obs: Lieuteoant KU. Jewett. lip; Sergeant Major J, ree of the neck. Compeuy Am ret, Woluded = wt David 8 “et Clancy, of ogy Uenendsiguas Maloney, Canandaigua, Kelley v finger; Sergornt 1. Mom, ver Patterson; &. Olaibvorae, lp an ‘ate , Jae, Gower pes 4, J. +5. iting, W 5 ae Brown, / Uayen. @, W, & Lemley god J, Boyer, | DEC y ob @ \Bagn, Dosh of thigh; Sport a sal K Hage Dory oral 0. Oxiead Door, We » Ouem, W. Cort & soap RE "Ours W. How rd, W. H. Moore, T, ( ton, J. Smith, T Veotria, A, Wiggins, W. Fox, J. Kees, P, Mitebitt, K. Kitebie, K. Thomas, F. Whetsal Com avy O—hited, a: Haggtos, Wousded, Corporat G Parrett, Corpora: D. Adam:, De TaFTORE, W Bowlin. A. deokips.S, bili, fapere: B, Soott, f Con per, J tatsee Bowling a cus fe ben J rovers, J.P. tie! ower, mpuDy 1— Killed, Sergount a. R Lewis, cence) ‘G Taylor, . Stat rd, 8. Ward, J. Posey, W. H. Grtthe, Wow od, Sergeant J’ F. Shorter, kyeo-and back, Sergeaut P. Fountain, Lean of site, G ‘al P. Crowder. Coe LB Heavy: groin: L. a: W. Cra R. Burk, G Dixon, 't, H. Pitegerald, F 0a, W. Giaavy, W Lee. | Company t:—Kuled—C, B ther. , Char Wounded—J. Btack, Milderdamw, baud: M Teeerette band; n, face; KG. Flood. sie. body, Fa Wells ik come ia or, W. Gtbba JH Cita ote eTiebe foot torn off by she! poral J. Midd iN ret ‘ C_Donezan, contusic Ang ib BAAEEce, siigutly; S. 16 lands wrist; A. brop, herd and body; W. wie r, finer; S. Webster, fier; Stiop, Dick: J.B. Turter, seatp, tightly. Ormpwe Kilche Wows.” Woundou-cerceans dy Mathis, grave of Corporal R. Morriso ;J Joues, band: J, band; G, Robert 3. Kave, sesh of ed—Sergewut RK. M. King. Color Wounded —Sergeunt i eter Fleming. Sergeant Corporal t, Jackson, Corpor. MePhersan, ‘A. William, -C, Redina Crose, altebriy | , J. Wheeler, costugion; H. Tarves 4. Lewis, J epsou, band, OMB HONDRED AND econ ol STATES COLORED Company A--Tsaac pPces ri shot off, —— Nel. eon. —— Tarrott, Company B- Ktijah Hi elighuy, 10 (ace; Jecob Smith, mixsjrg- Company O—Kirst Lieut. H, td, Alvotd, thigh. Eljab Thompsok, right arm, bacly; Joba’ &. Gray, right te werely; Corporal 45, Eater, (00 Lindsay, killed; Corporat Philip White, feck wound; Corporal Phinp Harris. aide, Slightly ; Jose, pb Slarsball, Dark of neck: Joba Buckner, thigh, badly: Lo roy Carraway, toes, Siighty (purposely); Daniel Goode man, contusion of foo Compsny K—Josep& Morg 0, right nena,badly ; Heury Harrison, side, silghtiy; Corneal Jobn Johugon, missipg §=Company H—Joho Wade, killed; David Steothers, fingers and head, elightly, Compauy K—lsaac-Hortun, left arm, badiy, NAVAL BATTERY. Private O'Neal, of tho Memphis, missing; private Smith, South Carolina (revel). NAVAL INFANTRYs Honry Kittering, of she Memphis, missing, aad one man from the Camelia, BATTERY F, THIRD NEW YORK. Corporal Oscar Harringon, slightly; Joba Gremor, severely; Gliber$ Vandonburg, Lawreuce Novus. TTERY B, THIRD NEW YORK. ant Be A, Wifdt, mortally, aince died; Lieutenant G. C. Brick, blowed up with gorous; Second Lieutenact G. H. Crocker, lostan eyo and wounded; in leg; privates. GW. Dinchart, Charies Branch, Wm, Miller, SB Greening, 8. Criss, Jas. Pria- gle, wm. Heathers, THIRTY+FOURTH UNITED STATES COLORED TROOP*. Company B—First Sergeact Joun Bulmer, back; Thomas Barnwell, head. Company [—Ordorly Sergeant Daaiel Powell, in thigh; Corporal Samuel Gilliard, contusion in side; Monday ‘Small, side. ’ Hirtoy Heap, 8. C., Deo. 4, 1864. CESSATION OF THE RXCHANGH IN BAVANNAM RIVER, ‘The exchange of prisoners up the Savanna river bas suddenly ceased, the robots baving been unuble longer to deliver our men, owing to Sbermav’s movements, or General Fos‘er’s expedition, or some other cause, There ts, I believe, geome prospect that the excuange may bo continued at some point near Charleston, but] have no offictal information, We have now naceived! about six thousand prisoners altogether. BSCAPR OF REBEL OFFICERS, Six rebel officers recently escaped from the provost guardhouse, but were ali.recaptured ia less than two days. First Tew CARE OF THA WOUNDED IN, THE LATR raat. The wounded from the late battle of Honey Hill have fmoatly been brought here and to Beaufort, where they &ro well cared for, Sutgeon Barton, of the Third Rhode Island, has charge of the medical arrangements in the field, and is assisted by a numerous corps of surgeons, who put the wounded in good condition and then forward them to tbe hospital boats fo be brought here. Tas SANITARY ComMis<10N. Dr. M. M. Marsh, agent of the Sanitary Commission, is tn the fold with extonaive supptics. a ag a RR OT ALPES FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavasvar, Des. 8—6 P. M. The gold market has been jess excited tc-day thao yes, terday, aod there was xn absence of importact rumors on the street. The speculative feciing at the close of bus! Dees was rather tame, and the upward movement conse- quent on the absurd bill istroduced by Mr. Stevens ie Congress,as well asthe radical tone of the President's Message and the {nilure of the Secretary of the Treasury to propose a pla for the future, bas been partially checked, The quotations were as follows:— At the first seasion of the stock board there was an active brokers’ market, with @ disposition to advaace pricos. The closing sales showed the following variations in values from those of yesterday’s second board;—Erie advanced %, New York Central 3{, Hudson River i, Reading X, Michigen Southern 1%, Michigan Contral1, Mitnols Central 134, Chicago aud North Westorn %, Rock Istand 4, Prairie du Chien $4, Fort Wayne %, Alton and ‘Terre Haute 2, Maripoea x, Cumberland Coal %, Canton Company %. Government securities were less active than oo the two Previous days, aod submitted to # fractional decline, Coupon sixes of 1881 (ell of 34 8 1; coupon five-twentics 4, new issue 3; coupon ton-forties and one pear certif- cates wore steady, After the call and at the open board at one o'clock the market was lower, and at the second regular board it showed increasing heaviuces. The closing quotations showed a declice {rem those of the 1%, Audson River 1, Reading %, Michigan Southern 2)¢, Ulivois Central %, Chicago and Northwestern %, Preferred %, Kook Isiand 1, Fort Wayne 134, Mariposa Sy Quicksilver 54. Government seourities were steady. At the open board as hall-past three the market was ® shade Ormer, The money market has been active to-day in conse. quence of the final payments on the Last five-tweaty loan of twenty-seven miiliong. Abe amount, it will be re. membered, was official, ated to be twenty-five mntilions; but wo understaad that a well known specu- lative banker in Exchange place received through the Fourth National Baok twe millions ef the loan in excess of tuis amount fe ts supposed to bi been lergely “plore” of the boads previous to the Treasury award ‘boing made, uader tbe expectation that he would be able to get al he wanted from the government at 194, imevead of 106, at which the award was made When nations! bank presidents sell down gov- @rnwent securities in the opon market, in the hope of Drivately making cheap purchases irom the Treasury ‘with which to fill their contracts at a handsome prolt to themavlves, a strong argumoot is presented both against their patriotism acd loans negotiated in such a rep. rehensible and suspicious manner, Moreover, this addi. tioual issue of two millions to a Treasury favorite was, ender all tue circamstances of the cage, a very dubiow Proceeding, and the omission to include it in the oMcial statemolt calls or explanation from the Sub-Treasurer, ‘The rate for money on oail was more strictly seven per oent to day, and the capital offering was barely in excess of the demand in some quarters, First class commercial paper is discounted at 734 @ 10 per cont, There im only w very moderate inquiry for foreign ex- change. The asking retes for bankern’ sterling arc an- changed, viz:—-100% © 3% at sixty days, and 110% at Whree days, Merchanta’ bills are offered at 108 a 34. ‘Whe etrauge error respecting the amount of the national debs which cropt into the publiebed report of the Prest- dent's Message can hardly be attributed to the I’resident Or bis assistants in ite preparation, a8 svoh no rence of facta and figures as it would indi. cate can bardiy be e@upposed to exist in the Executive mansion, We put it dowo as a telegraphic misteke ov Orat reading it, and thérefore omitted to call Sttoution to It; but it would be eatisfsctory to know whether or not this inference is correct. Tho written tepert probably slated, or meant to ainte, the dovt op the Jst of July last at one thousand seven hundred and forty miMovs six buvdred and ninety thousand four hundred and erghty-nine dollara and forty-five conts (81,740,090 489 45), a8 it wos returned at $1, 740,096,080 ; Om Jane 28, But the telegraphic verston represented, i to be “one billion seven hundred and forty thousand millions tix buedred and ninety thousand four bupdred avd sighty-nine dollars and forty-five cente ($1,740,000 600,480 45), And a morning journal edito- ria lly aud uvrefiectingly copied this as true, ven if we allow for the uncertain moaning of the word billion, ite signification Delog & thousand millions, according to the Freveh metvot, and more property a milton miliiena— ven, (te womewhat hard tannierstand how the und od and forty thousand mitiions,” Ae. uid have followed, ‘The error, by wWoomacever committed, in the telegraph otce or Gui of It. eridentty eqguited from Moorance ' ning in Erie of | yy a: of one the come rulgs of arithmets aod 2 foatitity ¢@ oompr state Agurog od r Had It vot been, Lowe oF The use of ion,” ia the first instance, the error would bave been impossible, -#nd the leas public use we make of the term the better, National debts have not yet Béceme so enormous that they cannot be counted by thousands of millions, and, there'ore, confusion wiil be better avouled by stating the umber of these when largo amounts aro meutioued by words loatead of numerals, The report of tbe Seoretary of the Treasury lends Walt Street to expect further issues of currency to en io- defaite amount; for bis complaint azalnst the restrictive Provmens of the aot of July 2, 1864. and. bis promise to Sucgest, aban early day. such modifwation as he con. sidors mecessary, leave no doubt in the public mind as to the bepbavard policy he will pursue if the Goances are teft under bis control, ‘In his Judgment. a wide discretion: should be Intrusted to the officer charged with the duty of negotiating loans, to order that be may be cnadled to avoid uuexpected dif culties occasioned by possible conditions of the money: market. The discretion thes confided should, in the Opinion of the Secretary, include the power of inoreasing the currency.” What te the nation to expect from a finonce minister who tulke in this way, wheo pot very Tauck jess than a thoussnd miluous of curremoy, includ. ; ie the State and national baok issues, already dood the and .whon this currency infigtion . bas, on more. than the eutire funded debt to do Preciate the gold value of the paper dollar to About forty one cents, at which it stends today?, Mr Fessenden would seem to be deliberately inviting the | worst evils that inevitably overtake excessive teaues of irredeemable paper money, And yet, while asking for this wide—too wide—discretionary power, be appeals. to the people to save bim from the necessity of using i in these words:—'Nor does he believe that @ patriotie people, struggling for national existence apd possessed of amplo means, would compel bm to adopt @ measure so fraught with, injurious conzequences as an Issue of paper money beyond the Hmit #0 prescribed.” And “to no individual ‘would any considerable addition to the circulation tn ang form be more objectionable than to the present head of the Treasury Departwent, and po one would resort to Such @ measure when the circulation was adequate to the wants of business with more reluctauce,” Nerein we have.# virtual aduisaion that ho t ready to ingreuse the volume. of: the currency indednitely to foat hia loans, or when there is, in his opinion, wot enough money togupply the wants of trade. If a hundred and sixty millions tu coin.and ove hundred and forty miliions jo bank notes was suflicient for the needs of commorce in the whole of the loyal states at and before the time of the suspension of specie payments, nearly « thousand millions ought to be enuugh now. Mr, Feasenden unfortunately seems to overlook the fact that the more paper money there ts in circulation the more we require; for overy addition to its balk tends to its depreciaiion, and coneequentiy the greater ig the amovut required for commen uses, When thonsands of milltons of Frenoh assignats had. been issued, where before hundreds had eulced, the Dircotory etill wanted and issued more because their purchasing power had di- minished Ja proportion to the extent of their issue; and so it was with the old Continental money of tuis country, amd the end of both was worthlossness and repudiation by the people, But the waraiugs of bistory may well be wegiected by one who tas fai to profit by the great lesson tanight by the Secal policy thus. far pursued ucdor this Administration, ‘It is for the people,” says Mr. Feasca. den, “to determine whethet tbe necessary meaus shall be furnished by way of loans and the circulation be re- Mrained wilbio safe limits, or whethor they will prover to endorse the evils of exorbitant prices, with & Joss of aredit in the present. and @ debt of Beediess mogaitude entailed upou the future, Their Auencial officer oan culy submit to their deaisien and act 08 the nececaities Of the cocasion way demand."’ As he makes no objection to the amount of cusreucy outstand- ing, but, Mke Oliver Twins, asks for more, ft. is to be inferred shat be conaiders it as yet withio ‘nate limite '” He speaks of loangas the only eiternative of curreacy inflation, apparently placiog no retience upon increased taxation. Indeed in that part of hie report where ho refers specially to taxation, he estimates tho probable receipts (after adding what he considers a contingeut sum of fifty millions) from intcroal revenue at only three hondred millions fer (be current fiscal year. It i exsy, however, for any one scqualuted with tho resources of the nation to see that double this sum might be raised without pressing unduly upov any section of the commu. nity. But upon this impertant branch of bis subject the Secretary has nothing to ray worth meastioniug, He avoids it as he bas avoided telling the people what the waticnal debt is at the present timo, and the ratio of increase of this from the lst of July, apto which time his statements only extend, to the end of October, con. tradict higestimates for the future, and he leaves the country tn a fog, to got out of its financial embarrase- ments in the best way it enn. Therefore the country aust look to Congress and not to the head of the Trea- sury for relief. The business at the Sub-Treasury today was ag fol- lowa:— Snbrerip The new fifty eent fractional currency votes areas inch anda half wide and three and a baif inches long. In genorsl appearance these notes are not unlike « Linge portion of the bank issven in circulation, The vienette ts the figure of a female bolting tn Ler tot hand the eoalen | of justice; im her right hand ts the sword, and ber arm t& | resting on an flustrated shieid. Covertog a part of the shield fs @ cloud of emoke, Oa either side of the vignette and extending coross the noie is the word “ filty” in | bronze, and on the extreme ende algo the world «arty? ona Iathework: background, At each comer in the bor- der are tho figures ‘‘50,? Tho legend on tho note ts a8 follows:—-"'United States Fractional Currenoy, Fifty cent Furnishet only by the Assistant Treasurers and dosig- nated depositurios of tho United’States, Recelvable for all Uotted States etemps. F, BY Spinner, Tressurer; S. | B, Colly, Regisier * There are aire the words, * Act ap. proved March 3, 1963,” nna “Engraved and printed at | tho Treasury.’? The face of the note, except the bronze figures, 1s printed in black. ‘The back is printed In red. | At enod end, in an oval of Iatho work, are the Ggures “80,'7"| ‘The border is compored of the words “Uolted States,” | +60," aod In the centre ts this Inseription:—“This note is | exchanreabls for United States notes by the Assistant Treasurers snd designated depositories of the Urited States, In sums not loss thes three dollar, Receivable iu payment of all dues to tpe United States legs than five dollars,"’ except customs, Outline figures ta bronze, “£0,"' are printed cver the weeription, Tho condition of the banks of ths three priacipal com. mercial cities of the Union is oxblvited in ihe following table, which shows the aggregates of their last woekly statoments, ag compared with the returns of the previous week :— York, Deo, 8.810805. 097 agen ert ae eget Bey RAN Age F818 ite FR TH,BT B6.RAB.ORE 14372 228 TO.08A GOR "981,299,002 27,208,842 14,606,100 221,071,435 Total, Last, woot! increase 1a toant Middiing and strict middling cotton was quoied in New Orleans on the 28th ult. at $190 per pound, The Marfotta and Cincionatt Ratirond earned during the month of November $97,047, which is an {ucroase over the receipts for the same time last year ef $20,234, change meen Wocioats, ee. 8~10:00 a, M. Sonagenan iis ‘96 sha Pac M S9 Co, 819 0 N ¥ Con RR... 123 hr {oo * ao . 122 6000 ~ NOX 100 ufto KR og soe ues, ‘$i, reg 110 200 96 1000 US 6’8,6-20,0800 10314 800 oo $008. desssa22 10Nye 600 bois 3000 do..iew ion 102° 608 bet 600.0 do. -new let 1083g * 400 8634 80000 US5'n,10440,c0u 190 90% 000 40. aio eee Wat a soar 18g boo kenvutey Gan 10K 100 Hucaon Hiver Rit 110;¢ 2090 N - 6 2500 Ob sp009 ony s2e = 3s Brith 238i 95 Ba State or NY. U8 1000 US6's 6-20. 108X400 ity it us 3 000 Hod ky 0000 do... .b10 Too io Wontar 18% 100 Mich a RR cry to too 0 noni ik rg 300 203 cee erie RR. At fot ee XW £0000 do yl 1000 I 8 6’a, 1 ¥ cer 8000 Aiissourt 6’... 50000 Ohio & iia cer 40000 ao. 20000 do. ho 20 she Canton Co... 43% 400 Chic & NW pret. W 400 Comb Goal pref., 38% 100 do +b30 97 = Qulekail i. ng oo aT A 200 Deen 1000 Chick Rk 1sV'd RR IY 4. 080 ad. iio Mit we ois san do. too Pitts, ews CAR! 10634 PITY, COMMERCIAL REPORT, : Taunsvdr, Deo 8—OP. . Asies.—Rece!pts, 181 dois. The market continues@el and unsettied, and prices were wholly nominal, Breavsrurrs.—Receipts, 26,517 bbis, flour, 2,666 begs corn meal, 200 bushels wheat, 25,443 do. corn, 20.297 @e oats, The market for Stage and Wesiern. four tras active to-day, ihe demand being chiefly conned to! ply the immediate wants of the trade, witha medeute shipping inquiny, A further advance of Sc..a 100, tow Over, wos ostavli-hed, with sales of 15.400 bbis Statonnd Western flour, 1,200 do, Souther and-S00'do, C.nadam. Rye flour wag to moderate request, but tirm, with @les Of 100 bets. choice at $9 40. Corn meal was sexree nod firm, with a fair busiress dotg, the sales comprising 30e ‘bb's. Brandy wine at $8 60, and 50 puncheons at $41. We i} Common to medium extra Western, ‘Extra Extra St, Louis. ‘Common Southern, Foucy aud extra-do. Common Canadian. G to choice and extra Rye fiqgr, surertine. Corn meal, bbia . Ssuseszeece ly active and Grim baving advanced ia somo instances fully 4o.. with saies of 100,000 busheta at $2 20 for Chicago, spring, $2 $2 20 for No, 2 Milwaukee club, $285 for No, 1 de. 98 6254 for choice amber Kentucky and Michigan, $2 4° fer winter fed Western, $2 50 for smutty white Cauads amd $2.82 for Canada club. Rye was quiet, with small sale at previous prices, Barley was dull, but Akh, thee mait was heavy, with nothing doing, "Tee corn muruet was without decided change 18, prices: be:ng team net, with sales F000 000 buabe!s Western mixed.at, = $1 93, and a smal parcel of New Jerse} mp AT HNC n Usts continue im active inquiry and tne mark: , and prices show xn advance of fully lc. We quote ham 9Tc,, State, $1 03, and Western $1 06 a $l 06, —The mirket coutinues firm, with a av demand, consequent opon the reduced: # small shipments to this market combined a ward ten y of gold, Hoidors c tev ions, and offering thetr i) very 8 ‘eo extreme prices, ara raping bags Rio, to paket ig ae one re gy gg ‘ bage Laguasra, on terms Dot to be ai Cotrow.—The bighor rates for the views of boiders, and was demanded. i Hay.—Sbippiog wea in fait Retail lots were esiiing to a moderate quotations. Hors.—The demand has been (air, covaumptiou, avd prices are a abade for choice grades, which are ecai Esper The sales were 200 Bee chiefly as the latter price, and 80 do. MoLa-ena.—There covtinvues @ demand for tg grades {rom the trade, and the market was very ffm. gympathy with gold, The axles to. Porto Rico at $1 08, 25 bbis. New ieee and 25 bbds. Cuba muscovado #1 g qi 2B easter, with sates of 1,000 gailons on the spot ai $1 or eee — our last; Bad ES tmarkes wan firm at machaneen Pleats Li ROVESH Ns. — Receipt a. port beet, 364 do, oat melts’ and 209 Bee fo tr ie notes mick speculative inquiry for pork aoticed to-duy, aud resulted in further iarge ‘name the apot and for future delivery, comprianug in t owe Dorhond of 25,000 bbis, A further matoriat adva @stablished fa all kinds, but particolariy y hang Which cold f high as $98 60 om the spot. The mies fatyre delivery comprised, 1,000 bbls. (185228). mica ary, sellers’ option, at $50 7%: 1,600 bbls , eume buyura’ option. on p. t.: 1,000 duis ow etary meee, foP January, sellers’ option, at 437 50 a $35 50; 3.6/0 bb. do for December, buyers’ and seliers’ option, at $37 60 a and 500 bb!s prime mess, for February, seller’ option, at $2760 a $35. ‘The sales on the spot fe clude 16.000 bdis., at $35 a $6 for 1862-2 wr $31 @ $88 50 (or 1863-4 do , carn and regular way, closing O8 $55 AT oom; $84 a $85 Por old nad pew prime, #39 for Prime meas, and $35 15.9 $36 for old thin mess, continues irregular and beavy uuder,tho. boayy arr sales 470 bbie. et $20 a $23 for new plein m and s $2 for new extra do Hef bants Were dott and heavy, with axle of 250 bbia, at $27 a 28 Tiere bear ws quiet, with sales of 50 tierces prime mess at $38. dm tnoow thera woe rather more dola., the market firta; etles of 60 boxer short cloar city at 22170. and boxes do, doliverabie on the 16th of January, 0 22s,c, Gut meats were decided y tive Sand prices well eustainel, The 200 packager, st 16%. a 1s 4e. 180. a ie. for hame; also 600 — ‘tarred Uerces pickled hams at 190, cured, at the same price, and 23, itary on private terms, The ford market « at foot Per iBey with @ fate demand for the Pande ‘10 ge. a 21 Ye. for to prime rioam, acd 23¢. a 23, hogs were firmer, the woxther jog. We quote 1546. @ 1éc. for eh vance, Butter was in fair —- for bc, for Weaiera, and 456 & $60 for Sta in rathor bettor r iaqulty and firm, at 160, « 2p. ie ome m8 toprine crude aod refined was excited to day, aud pri 1¢, a2¢ per gallon, In refined there tor, which resuited im cowsidoradle sales 250 bbis. crode ab 49c, & 606. om the month; 2,500 do, roiined, In Oy and 730. forall tbe ino rete iee taal dis: ‘ “arat _—Hhore wat to eroautie change to neve te sinee yesterday, prices oontin wine “aie qemand. Foie roduing inay be 190. The Sales wore 639 hhds, Cuba murcov MYC #2%e., acts Gt 18% oc, a 194o, and te terms. Hedoed was Grm at 200. tak tna ai at Sather On vance with a fait epacutat! jotry. Tauow wae in fair demand aod firm, with sales 200,000 Ibs, at Tike, 93pm ‘and 20 000 Ibs. groase at 1 tmcny.=Recéipte, 378 "bbia The market we what trrogutar, se erihout, acted own go in yy Baios of 1,600 hbia. ab $1 92)4 @$1 0S for Btare, and OL $1 94 for Western, Large 60 Cotton. THRER MONDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS RRA! Five hundred and twenty bales of cotton ard a amount of tobaceo, together with ether goods, ing the cargo of the captured blockade rumer wore sold oe coma py the direciton of ‘The steamer Belle of Memphis, from Meniphia. Abirty-elee bales of eotyen for Mt. Lacie.