The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1865, Page 2

cr 2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Jan. 8, 1864. ‘The stock market has been dull, with a downward ten- doncy, duriug the week, and quotatioas gonerally bave dectined ‘The quotations for goverament securities and railway and miscellaneous shares af the Stock Exchange tn this city at the close of each of the last four weeks wero as follows:— Deo. 11. Deo, 24. Deo.31. Jan. 7. American Coal Cf al Altos and ~- - —_ rhs 108 rive) 8 Cleveland and 109 103 103% 103 3% 88 653, 11K ne BY a 4 85 85% 212% 210 Erie Railros 824 Erie prefi ior 101 98 Hudson r né 16 13 Ultnoia Contral.....scse.+++ 125% 12536 127 Michigan Ceatrai 1129" Wig tig 1d _ Michigan Soithora.. | int ee ak 2 Miiwauice 0 43 Maripopa M New York Pacific Mail x ion 1 Pittsburg % 103% 10054 Quicksilver lols 9755 ed i Reading Railroad 7 118% 1% ut 116% COVRRSMENT SRCURITIES, Registered 6's of losl,exint 110° 110 Imo Coupon 6's of 1551 eoeee MIT 6% 1163 11 Fivo-twe * 109 atthe ironing Exchange on Satur- day were made at the following quotations:—Gold 22734 aK, coupon five-twonties (new issue) 1093, ten- forties 102% a 3s, New York Central 11834, Erte 84, Hud- ton River 11%, ng 117, Fort Wayne 1017%, Ohio and Miasisslpp! cortifeates 3334, Maripoza 153{, Toledo and Wabash 169, Michigan Southern 734%, Cleveland and Pitts sburg 9 9634, Roek Island 104, Northwestern 884, pre- ferred The a ald market has experienced but little excitement, and the fiuciuations have been alight, notwithstanding the generally improving aspect of the military situation. The insications are, however, at present that the laiter will induce a sharp decline in the premium during the next few weeks, The extreme varlations were as fol- lows:— iy Highest, Lowest jonday. oliday.) Taesd Coe 231% 227% 22673 * 2373 2264 Government securities have boon quiet in the open market, but on Sutarday subsoriptions to the ten-forty loan were active and aggregated in this city upwards of ninetcen tmillions, 7! y of government securities in the iimmed is in favor of a rise, All the gold bearing bonds may bo expected to ad 2i¢ a 3 per cent during the month, and iptions to the seven-thirty Joan will be cor ely improved; but we advise tho withdrawal of this loan as soon us a purely currency loan can be subetituted, as it ts indirectly a gold bearing one, and the gold bearing debt is already too large in the Present state of the currency. Allowing for the probable subscriptions to the Joan at Boston, Philadelphia and elsewhere, it is likely that about fifty-five millions of the ten-forty loan only remain untaken, which portion is now caneslied. The money market haa been very stringent, and is likely to continue modorately so for some days to come, although the dreia westward may be considered over, and the return flow has already partially set In. After the middle of the month, however, an easter money market may be looked for. Tho rate for cal! loons has been strictly Seven per cent and for first class commercial paper eight to eleven. ‘The foreign exchange market has been quiet under the moderate Imporiations and improved exports, and rates have tended somewhat in favor of buyers. This feature 4s likely:to become much more marked with the opening ap of the Southern country to trade, while the recent capture of the stocks of cotton hoarded at Savannah and other places will before long exert an active influence upon the cotton and exchango markets here and in Eu- rope, amd produce drain of specie from the Old World in our fayor, Probably the cotton stored at Savannah alone will give a militon of pounds sterling to this country. Tlis will be likely to lead gradually to a strin- goncy in the British money market, which will be pro- ductive of the same dangers a4 those from which Eng- lich financial and commercial lutereste have Just escaped, and whieh in @ much greater degree will threaten them on the términation of the present war, resulting proba- bly in a sweeping cominercial panic and @ suspension of specie payments by the Bank of England; for the vast etruoture of t upon which the prosperity of Great i in i8 dependent resis upon a basis #0 ing: nt that Would require but a slight shock to public confdence to precipitate a catastrophe the lke of which Mngland has never yet experienced. To iary derangement more than anything else she is ing to the expansion of credits which the commencement of the war in liable, how (ukem place sii the Un d States—a direct consequence of the loss of the Southern trade, which forced capital and enterprise into uew and speculative channela, Bankers? sterling has ied during the woek at 100% 0% at sixty days m sight, and 110% a 24 at throe days. Merchants’ 5 have been offered at 103 a %. The report of the Benk Superintendent of the State of New York shows the ct of popular opinion, led by the administration, in influencing the conduct of men. Hitherto the Superintendent has been a zealous advocate of ystem ; but now he seems to think that the natioual ‘one is spreading too rapidly to make opposition to it useful, and accordingly he says:—‘Its essent{al fea- ture) are (ranseripts from the bankiog laws of New York applied to « wider theatre of operations, and doing for otbor Stites what our own experience has wisely suggest- od for this.” Now, we deny the truth of this. The two systems differ as much as chalk does from cheeso, The ono—thit of the Stale—ts based upon specie, and the othor upon paper. Article eight, section five, of the State constitution provides that ‘the Legislature shall have no power to pass any law sanctioning in any manner, directly or tudireetly, the suspension of specie payments by any person, essociation or corporation iasu- Ing bank notes of description.” The Superintendent thinks, regurding the national system as an established fact, that it is obviously proper that the laws of the State shoula be so amended as recognize and legalize the aesoclations orgsaized under the act of Congress, #0 that there mgy exist no apparent conflict of jurisdiction be- tween tho general and State governments, At present no banking organizations are legally recognized within the State, except those formed and feguinted under Jegistative authority. With a hun- dred institutions organized under the national law the Superintendent coos no utility in State antagoniem to the notignal ayatom., Woe agree with the Superintendent In promoting the cause of harmony between the State and fedgpal Jaws, for the aut m hes done nothing bi thus far, and It promises to pr qualy fruitless in the future; gud whethor or not existing statutes, rendering the esiabiishinent of national organizations for banking purposes within tho State unlawful are repealed, we think will matter lie in staying or promoting the epread of the eysiem adopted by Mr. Chase, and which ts dopondeat far its guccess and perpewuity upon the maintepance of the government credit, the ene sy mpathiging go actively with the other that the decline Of the Inter Would bo eecompanicd by a curresponding decline of the other, yece with the Superiatendont that in the case of juition reorganizing ander the Currency act, dotog #6 according. to, law should be sim. 6 ithe, ooh bank has to wind up divide tis er the Siow law beforé it oom enter upow ita | patlonal existence, A» hie venels direetly to wenken the banking resources of tue country, if the State banks are, in any event, dotecmined to nationalize themacives, it will be well to allow. thom 0 do #0 withont Injury either to the ban _ or public frterost. At the mame time welook forwnrd with appre- hension to ine diffusion of the nations! tasking ayetemt $nd with ihe posaible coilapre of the buliie of © arreney {nflation ‘blown by two Incompetent Serrotarios of the Troasury, assisted by an obsequiows Congress Much i to be feared for the safety of instilations whose founda Hons rest upon paper over fluctuating In valve and lia | © violent Gontingencles at any time. If wo may believe the reports whieh reach us from the Oopartment of tho Gulf and cleewhore, the Trensury re Superfine State and Western flow 9 05a 9 85 Extra Btate...... 10 15.010 25 Choice State. 10 80.010 35 Common to medium extra Western, 10 15a 10 BO Extra round hoop Ohio. 1 20.011 2% Western trade brands -11 80012 00 Extra Bt. Louis, «11 36.016 00 Common Southern. +10 80 0 12 05 Fancy and extra do. 12 10016 00 Common Canadian. 10 15 a 10 30 ae, eoice and extra. 4 413.8 Rye flour, superfine a Goen mort, bola 81a 95 4102 — gulations for trading with tho rebols are practically in conflict with the military authority along the war line, This is probably 1avre owing to jealousy and misund, standing between the military and civil officers of the goverument in the South than anything more serious, although tho millwry authorities claim that the regalations im ‘effect afford aid and comfort to the enemy, both by furnishing the rebellion with funds and patting the rebel authorities in possession of informaiion respecting our Intended military movements, The attitude assumed by General Canby at New Orleans, under the authority of the mill- tary regulations of the department, almost suspends the action of the Treasury agents in that quarter, and makes the trade regulations inoperative, Mr. Feasenden will, therefore, have to reconcile the existing antagoniams by consuitation with the War Department, The Trea- sury regulations shonid, meanwhile, be carried into effect as far as compatible with the interests of the publio service, The fictitious prosperity which has characterized our community since the paper mouoy inflation began is in- dicated in the recent returns of those commercial snares, the commercial agencies, The number of failures in 1864 was only five hundred and ten, whereas the number im 1861 was no less than five thousand nino hun dred and thirty-flve—the aggregate Uabilities of these Doing $178,682,170 in 1861, and only $6,579,700 In 1864. The check to the trade of the North consequent upon the outbreak of the war was great, and, to many, disasirous, as these figures sufficlently indicate, The currency infla- tion subsequently relieved the pressure; but the termina- tion of the war, or, at loast the resumption of specie payment, whether it takes place before or after that event, will cause a far groater shock and many more bankruptcies than the year 1961 witnessed ; for, with con- traction, tending towards a healthy basis, will come col- lapae where the expansion is greatest. ‘The total value of the imports other than dry goods and specie at the port of Now York for the week ending January 5 was $1,500,437. Tho imports of the week compare as follows with former returns:— Week ending Dee. 16. Dec, %. Dec, 30. Jan. 5. Dry goods. $317,010 405,730 pols 582,384 Gen. mise, . 1,088, 768 1,786,590 1,878,367 Total....$1,402,778 2172170 2,370,440 2,081,821 ‘The New York imports of dry goods compare as fol- lows:— For the week, 1863. 1864. 1865. Entered at the port. .$1,203, 577 2,501,526 632,384 Thrown on market... 1,169, 8731 3084, 545 824,885 Muller & Wilkins gold at auction on Saturday the fol- lowing bonds and stocks:— 580, Par. Price, $12,000 New York county @s, 1888... $100 $97 8,000 New York county 6's, 1887., 100 97 20,000 New York county 6's, 1588.. 100 87K 100 shares Hartford & N. Haven RR. 100 210 187 Manuf. Bank of Brooklyn...... 80 12 20 Corn Exchango Insurance 50 82 25 Kings County Insurance... + 2 66% ‘The subscriptions to the ten-forty loan at the Ninth { National Bank in this city on Saturday amounted to $3,778,000, instead of $2,000,000 as published. ‘The interest due Juouary 1 on the public debt, paya- ble in Boston, amounts to over two millions of dollars, of which one million eight hundred thousand in gold has been paid. This reprozents not far from $70,000,000 of the national debt, by far tho largest part of which ts held in Boston, and the remainder in Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, &. ‘The Quicksilver Mining Company has declared a divi- dend of five per cent in gold. Tho Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com- pany advertise to purchase certain of thetr mortgage bonds for the sinking fund. The following statement shows the condition of the one hundred and forty-one banks of Massachusetts out of Boston on the 3ist of December last, compared with the returns made at the commencement of the year ‘1864:— 20, 063, 12077471 ‘The gross receipts of the Western (Massachusetts) Rail- road for the year ending November 30, 1864, were $2,904,378; increase of receipts over 1863, $559,286; in- crease of expenses in 1864 over 1868, $611,000; of that amount about $200,000 has been paid for State and na- tonal taxes, which does not include the government tax on matorials for repairs, such as rerolling of iron, spikes, wheeis, frogs, &., which amounts to a larger sum. The total income of the Eastern (Massachnsetts) Rail- road.for the year ending November 80, was $1,063,741. ‘The cost of working the road was $579,765. The in- terest paid during the year amounted to $05,008, and the United States tax $23,562 The net earnings, after deducting all oxpenses, including tax and interest, were $364,814. Two dividends, of three per cent each, have been paid to the stockholders, amounting to $220,626, and a surplus is left of $144,188. Tho total surplus on hand 1s $303,885. The number of passen- gers carried in the cars during the year was 1,920,767. Tho Boston Traveller of Saturday says:— Tho week closes with an e: money market, to all borrowers in good standing, but the applications for loans are quite limited, both at the banks and fn tho streot. Some of the large balances have been considerably re- ag 4 drafts from the bepeogy 4 ee and it e e some little time for thi ae deaunl ‘to find its way back again to the old old Discounts of commorcinl peper in the open ee vary from seven to ten per cont, according to grades. The stock market is steady at the quotations for dividend pay- ing securities, bat there is not much doing in speculative shares and bonds. The public continue free buyers of ‘old bearing stocks by Way of roinvesting their January widonds, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarunpay, Jan. 7—6 P. M. Anaes,—Recolpts, 86 bbla. Market inactive and prices nominal. Brase.—Sales 200 bble. medium at $3, and small lots marrow at $3 20.0 $3 40. Breapeturrs.—Receipte, 4,887 bbls. flour, 80 bbls, and 179 bogs corn meal, 900 bushels wheat, 7,312 do. corn, 5,775 do. oats, 850do. rye. Tho flour market was dull and rather heavy, though there was no apparent pressure to realize on standard brands of State, Western and Southern at the expense of reduced prices. Sales 6,000 bla. State and Western, 1,600 Southera, and 400 Canada. In rye flour small sales were inade within the range of $875.0 $925. Of corn meal 100 bbls. Bradywine sold at $8.80, We quote:— though not quotably lower. The sales were only 8,300 Dushels, at $2 65 for amber State and $2 43 for winter red Western. Ryo continues inactive at $1 72a $1 73 for Western. Barley and malt were dull and prices wholly nominal, Corn was qutet but rather firmer, with wales of 16,000 bushels, at $1 02 for mixed Western, de- livered, and §1 80'4 a $1 83 for new at a Onts were lems active and 16, a 20. lower, at $1 05 ‘Weatern. Corven.—No sales of moment were reported, but the market was firm at previous quotations, Corrox,—At @ farther decline of fally 2c. per there was but very litt!o doing, the demand being wh any conined to the wants of tie trede, and at the closes farther concession would have been neces in order to effect gales to any considerabie extent. Holders mani- fost rather more diposition to operate, in view of the downward tendemey of gold, combined with the inuch larger supply of cotton tn the South than was generally suppoved, some estimates placing the amount’ at aix miiion Bales, a large part of witch will toon be made available forwarded to this market, Balen to-day wore 600 bales, at the following tiguros:— jpland, Florida. Mobile. N. 110” iL us 19 Good miedling, 122 128 Fae. outs were quiet and without any change tn rates, by steam to Liverpool, there being no opposition prevent, Engagemonis to Liverpool include 100 dat 10%, und por neutral, 26 caree oxtroct and vy Kownls, 2x. Od. 5 Perstoamer, 00 boxes bacon 1100 tlercen ined,’ 208, ToLondon, 100 tons rnoueuros ent goods, Vie. e Ws 6d. To Glatgow, per stermor, 7,000 bushoix wheat ot 2d. To Bristol, 180 tons wig £100 fur the lot, To Antwerp, 900 bags collee and 190 wont 22. 6d. and 600 bbls. petroleum at Britten bork, 42 tons, was chartered to Aus. 100, The demand wos tole rably active for ail grnden, and the market itm for al! kinds, inlly fancy grades’ which eomtnnnd 660, a 660. ‘The anton were 380 bales ni from 20¢. to D8e Navat Soonea.—Spirits of turpentine in moderate do- mand ot $2 190 $215. Rogins were quiet at $26 a $28 for No. ud $20 a $24.90 for common and trained Piteh saay be quoted at $2! a $22 per bbl on worthy of notice trans. ny at $160, and many quiet at tod change in Pero nem. Re olga, 1,066 bbia, ~The market to-day priate YORK H&RALD MONDAY JANUARY 9 1866. y i a rt een as may occur to thera. and report faith- fox the boys will be supplied by contract ae who meastre a number prices wi ly mominal. Grade was refined, a hanes ate, aud ee, at 0c. Orders at the inside figures wow! have been filled, but there Was no demand, aud oo were wooly nondtual. Benzing was held 6 680, for re- BTOCK IN YARD January 1 1866. @ ‘Forms of ut by the Bureau and aud gig Pore Ppl pg et ttoment bee w York Jan. 1, 1864, of all Dauct oxen fvora New Yorke in i64.. And sick on hand January 1, ‘Taken for consumption in 1664 for consumption in 1863. under sce ciren, PI they will Ay encouraged and parents or other near relatis "| a exclusive fa Pap Pope d lS main unexpen WW. eer t ines vill Deeiemeioeee 2. vessels in active service upon the sinectiow bong indo, as © ay portent oftcers, in gx of absonce and liberty careful orfmatnaiog | inf favor wor or the deserving, ties of two or more buys will not be atoren roign port, unless in mampany officor or stoudy and Cerna I seaman, who them tn the abuse of wl BIPORT OF CRUDE AND REFINED (INCLUDING FROM NEW PERFOR SAE TEARS Sites 56,68 ee ia ie |. at under ina ‘fost duties of scamen, their be devoted to that ‘mitted to attend as eraployed, without promptly end thor thoroug purpose, and they wi iil wot be wee or sorvants to officers, nor ent necessity, in other services not conducive to the yeot of their enlistment. On. the termination of a toe officers of seagoing vessels wi ment the naines of such aj service has not expired, as und the amount of ue to each, and the decide whether to grant them leave of absence, not to ex- ceed alx weeks, and what amount of money may be paid 21. Boys enlisted to serve until twenty-one years of age will, on the expiration of their term of enlistment, be id all the money then duo them; and also, if their con- uct and the reports of their commandin; officers have shown that the: from the depurtment a certificate, on detent ex- -esing ita approval of their conduct, and stating the ngth of their service and the time served in each rating. an those to whom such certificates are granted will, in plications for promotion or Ap) cations be equal, be considered as havi GIDEON ular cruise, command- & gs , exclusive of the partment will then » Be 33 128111 Rnd 38 &3 intment, if other Narr Department, May 27, 1864. ‘B' Cisplatine Republic Chilo aarti The Masonic Mission and the Five Pointa 2 ES} TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Orrice No. 111 Broapway, Room 103, New York, Jan. 5, 1865. In a notice of the meeting of the Advisory, Board of the Masonic Mission, inzyour issue of January 4, it Is as- sorted that I charged Mr, Shupe (not Sharp) of appro- priating funds Intended for the purpose of paying nurses in the army to the Five Points Mission, rect. I said I was not there to accuse Mr. Shupe of any: thing, but to show that nurses had not been pai {ng to promise, and they had been deeply wronged, aud wished evidence in my posseasion to bo examined, and if possible to have justice done to parties who had ren- dered valuable service in our camp ho: BARAH P. EDSON, Chief, Dutch West Indies. French West Indies. B28653 iy" Central ‘America, SB This is incor- bo Total........¢.06+++-21,326,734 19,547,604 ‘Tort ‘export x 7 1863. 1862. From New York, Fe ee 184 19, 547,604 6,720,278 AL 760, 148 5900" 00 bets From Boston. , apoule Mission. From Philadelp! From Baltimore. .. From Portland... The Fur tet ety While the amount paid for dealers probably exceeds’ that of any partes Af the number of pking bought shows a consid 28,250,721 10,387, 701 jin Cleveland direct to Liv- 2,764 packages unactticd and decidedly with a fair fy mpel Total export from Nipiieg ‘Sates, seeeaces erable ful ling off, was also éxporied pool 80, 000 f gallons orbs ie Provistons.—Receipta, 1,701 bbls. beef, 842 do. cut meat 502 do. lower, but subsequently advanc closing Aa? a slight improvement ls, at $41 a 4175 for T3634 tn at $41 Lage £3) or a This is partially accounted for by the fact that the Red rivor carte rie not bring down their usual quantitics, as them to sell to fo the .e Hadeors total sales here amounted to it which was in robes. ‘Their shi amounted to about as much more, mori of $100,000 worth which they brought down. Brees pny igaal Their rice of mink has risen 25 for new mess, ie ae and thin Dicer nts 1863-4 mess for January, othe: 8 ae and Duy- ronan, at $41 25 a $42; 3,800 r seller apd Pavers opis 7, buyers epon, M41 18. beet continues Tu pteady temand an sales 500'bbis. at $20 a $28 for plain mess, and $21 60" ri $24 50 for extra mess. Beef hams were in good ro- quest and firm; seles 300 bbis. at $26 500 $27. In cut meats a fair business was done, the ssles reaching 600 ‘at 173¢¢. 8 18446. for shoulders, and 10. « for hams. Of bacon sides we notice sales fe soe to arrive at 21c. we short ribs and lard Tara waceubrwse toes bbls, new mess FINANCIAL, ‘Prorosats Fo FOR "1,000 boxes on the ow 00, oes, 220, 23c. a 23346. for short olonr. 16%c. a 17c. for Western. Tho |: tive and scarecly a0 firm; sales 1,200 bbis., at ‘2140.0 280, for No. 1, and 23¢. a 40. te Mn fair to utter quiet, at 860, a 48c. 48c. 600. for State. Cheese in itanted demand, alee, a 240, for common to pri Svoar.—The inclement weather, combined with the old, restricted transactions to a ut little buainess was consum- IMPROVEMENT any foc OF 1876. Sealed will be recolved at the Com| yntll Savarday, the 2st day of Junuaty, 1 P. di, when the same will be of ay port of the wum of Btoc! ‘authorized k, author ed icly opened, for the vols Hundred ind Thirty sour "Ot the lave of 1808 fd prem ‘an ‘guneil, approved by 1860. Hine anid stock vill bear interest at the rate of six ut Pe payee raphe yearly, and the princi apenee e state the smount of stock desired, and Pome a one hundred dollars thereof, and the persons Pivitithe the ‘Chanvehals presenting Yo ho Com vert for suc! ra of the Central Pi downward tendency of considerable extent, and mated, Holders, concession, many of thea rofluing may bo quoted at 18%, Rico at 2lc., 100 khds, Cuba at 19¢., and 850 boxes do. on ReOned were firm, but quiet, at 2550. 4, and firm, with salos $1.80, and’s do. Caba les 100 hhds. Porto n be required to Moraesns wes in steady demon of 40 bbis, New Orleans at $1 204 126. "ALLOW Was quiet, with sales of 120,000 Ibs. at 170. a a tacoma ‘a stoady market. Vuisny.—Receipts, 7100 bole. ‘Tho market. was toes or eee drmer; sales 1,000 bbis. Western at he artics will certifioates for equal amounts sige, bearing Interest froin the dates, orp ropoaition should be sealed Jorsed entrad Park Improvement Fund Stock,” and en- clgged in a nacond envelope, addressed lo the ht ls renerved. to roject any or allo © OTE tf BR BRENNAN, Comptroller. PARTMENT OF ViscaNCz, } Dee, 23, 1864. t Se bids, Ie it the Cr % New Yors, }OMPTROL! NAVAL APPRENTICES. The United States Naval Nurser: lations for the Enlistment an ment of Apprentice The departmeni having deem the enlistment of boys for the navy, to sorve until they pro at twenty-one years of age, unless sooner dis- ‘aa anthorized ‘by the act of Congress approved ting tho object of the A MEETING OF THE EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM Co., held at their office, No; 6 Brondway, the following Officers and Rots elected for t' ARTHUR T. HURD, & e ensuing yoar:— ident. ys for the Navy. it advisabie to resume Arti The often Of the company will bo ai 7A Broadway on and adopted for thé purpose of ei after the 16th of January. Jaw, and will be observed accordingly :— 1. No boy will bo enlisted without the consent of his parent or guardian, which consent shall appear by it or guardian to the an acknowledgment of ioe, made in duplicate 4 the presence of, and certi- fled by, a justice of the peace or ot which Y vertificates shell be transmitted to the dey and the other transferred, with the pay account of the , to the veasel in which he is to servo. No boy will be enlisted who ia less than fourteen or more than eighteen years of ago, or who, after careful mr HOE by the surgeon to whom such duty eball be is found to have any pe it tendency to disease, which would impair his future amin fd as & seaman, or who has been cunvicted of pag agente bie tenet or mi juipped and Ticadoat Coy as eaten shi of ‘epprentices. AND PHILADELPHIA i$ OORFA NY. IN ART OF THE OIL REGIONS "OF VENANGO COUNTY, PA jgpature of such shipping articles, and yonal defoct or disease, TRU! ICIS A. PALMER, at Broadway Bank, New F moral dalingency, ‘THAN RANDALL, ex-Presidont United Btatos te le stations, will be properly for the instruction fully oficored and to sea occasionally, port to another, wit Cees New paren Haire pote ee pares board the prope eee will be at once ‘lows vaccination, . Boys, on firet school ship to whi vaccti to see that this is without regard to any The executive officer will be care! attended to; and he willalso take this occasion to im- press boys with the necessity of clean, ‘emselves tidy, and their mocks and moss things in of the strictness of milit 6. On being received o1 are to he furnished each tern and other pe Rag as = Bureau of Equipment and Bowel be charged to their bay of charge, the keoping their persons ordstyand ao ea Board x: iy ~ school shij ing of navy pat specified by the hich articles will to receive, free same allowances "ot outfit of haw: &e., that enlisted mon in the navy receive. ofcer of oak schoo! ship consiating of the exer tho line oitoer next in rank, end say other Janior 10 the latter, for the parpoee of faseorialy ng the relative raerite of the boys and associating thean 1a in eloseee for , deciding upom thelr fitness for ad- vancement to a hig! or rating, ond entertaining ar uestions witch the commending ovicer consiteration in regard w the wel. nny. nnd pystemationlly in- commanding 0! Jor, coeras at i ce nad other m books ‘heme | Seaictoud gee smd yaa Yale reece bat A Sw fay ahevdiverwrenat Jai After which time uo stock. can be 1", SE." wera RUBS FA. PALMER, at Broadway Bank, 287 Broadway, New JACKEOY, Mt Bachan COLAY &' C0. 84 stitute @ permanent Officer, to preside, mariee, New = sires Ta Philadetphis. re agress o0., phones a D.O ie EMPIRE, MILL =AND MINING bas ge a dividend ree THE a ROTORA OF TUR bi) pone. ve on pave thie day Tout te gi i ‘ may submit to boys are to ba carotul strncted, Deer tho direction of th in tho various doties periaining to ® seaman on board a mav-of war—-in rigging and unrlgging masts and yards, ud upbendiag sails, knott!ng, spicing, rtrap- blocks, heaving nf lend’ siocring, MAKiag Fignala, pointing, grafting, weaving ma jag, furiing, using muskets, pis reat ge target dring, polling oars, = al erterly return, pate Inclade the fart day of the then terminating quarter of the year, te to be transmitted to the Navy Department by the commander of each school bat showtng the names and classes of tho ade; their deportment, whether Kood, , and the nowber of Umes ay vave been reported for’ iniacond monte inflicted. 10. At intervals of “* more than three or foar monty at such times aa it mi A order a rigid inepection of the Condition of om we! adoard of we oy officers of appro. who will examine with mings care toto the laa exercising the ike eno te ny ‘ve nade Jantany _danvany 4%, 08. = ee 1, LANDS. Eee mee aa is SROADWAY, tt aunts Sater ss | Ses eC iasenaause. seen ce SRE seme aoe wl kA aornnrne. the Hon ealcied by npere Srudg ee Te the capital stock; Sone Siahee aes nrg Capial of Seg etaen oe Or tre now opened for for a Umited number of sab- ices :— in ote ‘Mostra. J. 0, DAYTON & 00,, Ha. 107 ees Bag isle ceronday: a We pron, Soaets Marist ‘treet; B50 BEAR Bgn, zo, ‘Ko. tig tacrer win Albany—R, P. CUSHMAN, Broadway; aud ED- BON & 0O., Tudasa oreo, : | Ot betes Naw Yors, Jan. 4, 1868. IMPORTANT | NOTICE. a {ra EE ron owing to ita, great dema! trustoes desire te. give notes ‘th Laven can acer on fajed as tion books will 4 WEDNESDAY. Stam 1 18 after which time nosiock will be sold al ‘subsonption price. eRe i. NICOLAY, President. A. V. STOUT, Treasurer. E. 0. Srepman, Secretary. FFICE OF THE REERDE sapeeabanage NO, 287 BROA| TO CONTRACTORS.—- Propane enc ‘enclosed. in # sealed en- velope, endorsed with the tile of the work, and it os Tame of the bidder wilten tuereon, willbe ecelre oflee unt Tuesday, Jan. 7, 185, at 1 oe Pies For dredging south side of pier 48 North ri For rebuilding the inner portion of pler 43 No Blank forme of Drape rat rat ma ihe apoctfeationa and agreements, can he obtined at this o sere GHAS. G. CORNELL, § reet Commissioner. ister Davlencnns, "New ‘York, don ‘5, 1865, FFICE OF THE OHIO PETKOLEUM COMPANY.— The Ohio Fetspleum Company will pay « dividend of qme (2) per cent on {ts capital stock for the month of Decem- yable at the office of the company, No. 4 Broad street, Row ‘ork, on and after the oh ot ganna 1865, VE, President. Atizn D. Voror. Sweet gts OF THE JERSEY CITY INSURANCE COM. 7, No, 1 Montgomery street, Yersey Chiy, Jununry ‘9 1865,28iztconth Semi-annual Dividend.—The Directors of this company Dave this day declared a etal 1 dividend. of ten per cept, free ernment tas, rs ah dion of HOO. Per Oph TUL MILER, Becrelary. ¥InJ% OF THE WYOMING ROCK OIL COMPANY, Li wroatwog, gw York, January @ 1805.—AL a meet: Ing of the trumtess of, tid company, ho this day, the re. signation of William 2, Fomscf Eid. as Secretary, was ‘accepted, and Mr. James ¥, Rayna’ Was appointed to fi the vacancy, The offles of thé corapax,” js removed from No. 6 Broad’ to 117 Broad’ fh WAY GILLIAM F. HAVEMEYER, Ficsidont,_ pera THE DUTCHMAN RUN OTL COMPANY HAVE PURCHASED $000 ACRES OF Oll, LANDS in Western Virginia for $100,000. $10,009 of the sum remains to be taken, and can be sub- scribed for at onr office IN SUMS OF NOT L288 THAN $1,000 The lands are altunted on HUGHES. RivEk and DUTCH- MAN RUN, i tthe peste oil NEO of ener. AY ed THE CO! x will be cane Pee nike ers9 eu ‘ie Mhiate of New York, and Purchasers of the land w IN STOCK Fon EVERY $1,000 SUBSCRIBED. the be ie eodka w ill Be eloved “on os before the 10th of January, FOR oll a jergen Coal and Oil, Coneol! oe al Ohio, irideod rob Stocks, paying from 2 to 6 per cent permonthon WAGSTAFF & GOETOHIU! ‘a Broadway, Foor 29, 29, TPHE GOULD & CURRY SILVER. MINING COMPANY doclared nd for December 8 vidand for, dentate orf igh the Bank of Calif age ro eed Foe aividonds: te Bor rire tert ih faainit, lees ‘exchange, by Li New Yons, Jan. 4, 1965, NITED, STATES INTERNAL REVENUE—THIRTY second Collection district, New UNITED, BTATE! SALE Putte notice ig hereby given at the follow ta wit, Pug ‘and Cut Snuff an articles too numerous to meni hare been intrained ay for non-payment of taxes, and. t game will be gold at public auction at the stro of Le spy Bo ne, 138 Water Street, New York ofty, on the 17th fanury, 1808, Scialogveaseaty on #2. of sale. ues a) HERIDAN SHOOK, Collector, ar FORE Te AI STERN UNION TELEGRAPT COMPANY. = Rochester, N. Y., ‘ber 28, Decem 124A requint quarterly dividend of two per eont upon the capita} stock of thie ccanpany hea been declared, payable on and after the 20th day of January, 1865, to, the holders of stock on the 80th instant, tole ere in the elty of New York will reeelve thelr vidond svete John Horner, 145 bier) in Philadelphia, Va Mllingford ; | fi G. 8. Ctlor:, in Be fo ‘of 6. ganas ot &: Daven fo Cleveland, of J. H. Wade; in Loutsvlite, fn Ht. Loull, of BO. Bush; im Dewalt, et. We iat in Chicago, ERR Treeaurer, | $300.000 Sesh 48 i mer No, 536 Pine atreet, rooms 10 OS a T° ‘O8T_A POCKETHOOK, CONTAINING THREB COU- 4 pons of the bonds of ihe Third Avenue Rallroa:t Com, page Nos. 1,074, 1,076 and 1, ich for $35, duv Jan, 1, 3 also niall sum of mosey. ihe finder wilt lense re: turn the coupons through reannirer ‘Third Avenue Railroad age ba ono fie nal Sse est street, as payment of the samo has TOF It BITHER NEW “YORK OR BROOKLYN, ON 4, Thoraday oF Fritay task a Bloodstone Beal Rin setting, enamelled. A Feward will be pald for it at 217 Clinton street, Brooklyn. OsT—A BLACK COVERED MEMORANDUM BOOK, Jong, 'g, 544 wide, balf inch thick ay reward will ibe patd on delivesy ne iad Brondway, roorn Ni pap Bows? y pews on Bec. $1, at or near Bi ‘oar ay mies il in green leather, abo Gy: ve ‘delivery at Darrington & Co.'s Exprear, 40 Bi roadway. $10 | nechale yg —LOST, Tene FRIDAY, | THE Sea ne Cah eta ee aod PA ee Bank Be) $8 REWARD.—LOST, B%, (SATURDAY EVENING, F slr i & al eave Py ememmng o a4 Pete Be cera Salons age avenue, 60 fears COREA Bl eect Sa eyie tater | Je aC PAY —LO8T, ROADWAY, FRIDAY, Pancishatiy tenes AEA eas ee i -} CLOTHING. VEN HO’ Pry ae sta ao 2D ates venty-thi fren i ore be) Park, ladies and gentlemes will be a and ar ua by the original and bonee dealer, B Miia fer Bas rot ike Ser Siro ga wig tae gallon a nao i 2 fo arin, e ad vo, $a, 804 ouLoe se vty, ‘Ladion ire. | Seeger Se sees ND ganriausy ARE Asad eee aka Shed ne Bra aT Ls Fimer = avenue. Ladies attend ‘Ladies fea ea uae aeaenlanrent henner Le rotate STREBT.—You : ria See ae a Soleo 0,000 iit SE, Ds waka is) RAMON, Ss cao ace canner SEOUL. NOTICES. erie ae a ‘Tuomas et —4 REA’ RIAL EXHIBITION G ih ut BOF ALL 8 yess, FROM TH. a ie OF MAY TO THE int OF IUNE, 160% um or ms ICE OF A INTERNATIONAL AGRIC! RAL EXUIBITION, — Se | ene BS lal eee eke vend Oe we hee at opeay Bape No.72 See aearac oe Ponte dae He ees r, corner Neen ae hk ES oa Hen Yor shoe Collecter, A i Ol UNT fo ee TAXES. 0030: IOHN.C. a A Fee emai rAcnoviaad caleciot ot axes of tow Age of Mount onto and school district No. hay ee 4 8 ying, taxes to any othe: pomon oe ter. “Property owners gay ol ¥ pel 20 OE inet ve oont Samuel Fe genuings, Presicent SE Education. Twill rece! ghore sien thin diy at Be me Bane Fr ES RANKIN, General Collosior and and Agent” .—-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MARI: ont wae la wt the Untied Sigs WoL sora . M | Ree paeorepe er eee VOSEPH TINKHAM, Secretary OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES FT jensnientes #2 Ohainbers sire, New York, sak Notice to taxpayers.—Notice is hereby given thst the ae sessment rolls of the reul und Dergonal este of the city county of New York for 188 wit be open or inapocton review from and aiter Mons i inin open til the Sth day of 1 Apr pri, 1866, op the sorrsotom of errors. and ments of Sfoeata vont aut person state of the cliy and, county New York, All persons belleving themselves Jrasttoake npr Ucation to the Comminsioners Sning e Flod above mentioned, in order to obtain the rel by law, If much application be made tn Thien to te assessed yaluatl f the real estate it must be/made in ‘writing, stating the ground of objection thereto, and thereupon the Commissioners sball examine inw the complaint, and if, in thelr judgment, the assess ment {y erroneous, they shall catise the sa:ne to be corrected. Fr auch application be saude tn TelaUion to the asretwed Falta Hon of the personal extaie, the i sal. be exatained under oath Dy the said Commissioners, wito sill be author. ized Toradmint rach oath, nudif, iufhia or thelr judgtne the assessment { shall cause tho sume corrected, and fix the amount of duch assessment us they 0: Belfove to be just, and. declare thelr decision thereon pani! thirty days after "such application shall have been made t@ them, | No reduction shall be mude by the Hoard of Su visors of any ont oa real or pe eatate under this ae waless ccoal Lapbear, under i aie ‘aff wae rrgneous, they Ah Hom, that the’ part a, wit, ire pial £00 ime ny ror 4 . bid Commissioners of & i ae eae COMING DRAFT.--IMPORTANT Shite Kew aint has becn, made that the quotas ‘of New York huve been sori paso upou the enroloignt itis oviaead can be expos cgeePh by a reduction of she ther? eg made to citizens to ere hi tas bea ile OF no disposition apperis hn ah sta ‘lsahorge 1 ta dats fo Sule ppriieala . . is Tein ra this “sha ba pertipas be waa pa ie Wa Department vice of the Goreeae Se Sow York eae tet Gornutiteg ites on Wolpaccerag Ing the enrolment of th onda sp e 4 Ko menus will be spared to make this sorvetio& fon thorotgls natisfactory both to the cew (9 and th + ora danard, an oe south cama oon roper to assist to anton to to other means which will be Sie f somgte quisition for the are mplisnment of this object, faaciaree of the ward or ‘This will prevent, the excuse which so exempt have'made ara they did not know 2 gre ae oe ce did not atiend to having thelr names It will also afford the the tunity Tor every ma ‘man see whether or not nrolied, tprnooure that tho fi reel see cae abot whl aie hare Be as agg emp iho with fe tok or nen name , | eae” Pree tuck amowla weiiion eee rovoat, Mars dinerict cnet of the fact, in order pag h ye pray name. appears of any. who wesuredl wattle f ther tact eboU ven at the Marabal's ofien, that the samme cae con, from to ors gmt of that district aud recorded where it Ti Whenever a Hames frend own Us be fete tious, or any one Is aware that the not resi described, notice shoul ibe eh M office, that the name may be Iv. never cause of exemption exists, gouge seabed ig Baten eattie hase foo ex: imwelf, Naveen os ne ‘The following are the causes of exemption: 1. Over forty-five years of age. 2 Under twonty yonre of age. ing an alicn’an ving voted. 4 eee "yurnished @ substivute, In ‘artlolpation of the 5. Having been drafted and furnished substitute, 6 Having been drafted and paid commutation, 7. Having boon drafted and rece! oe eee nent physical disability. ate fa perean nen ae Havi ing served wp yours 1m Uh es he inrmy or navy duriag {War an Oe Mitetdan to aa 80 far poi every onrolled Pill be watted upon rena Mo Iuthaenged gents, a to ascorintn the Fanlity of lect men, to have impro aneoled taken off, and toad tuose not oD, Who should ‘be enrolled. ‘An this is en effort to correct and not Increase the enrob in to the intorest of every person to give correct and. wera to any and all q fons which may borat te nd all persons declin! ewer, or giv answers, Tendér themselves liable to arrest an inbrisas. ont. Mahia ts probably the last attempt which will be made to cure a correct enrolment of the county of Now York. muccessful, the -0-operation of every reaktent of tie county is dbsolutely required, The government oficials hare evinesd » disposition very facility to ativin the obfect in view, Sarctore, trot tye Indisposition and apathy of the icy Who ‘ero myst. conceried,. this, ozort, to cetelinant prove, sbortire: ana’ fasther, exyeesive- aaa Geamansed Bae beceuse'ot the Ihoorresinees oF tee 6m mex, the peopl of this cliy and county will bo the ponsivle, and they will have. nono but thenvelves Satritew e Gnee LULA. . GRNELIVS Caitaon, Ch Inte nf Bavelling Baresas EORGE orpyl Tike Pir iete Monber ‘AITERS? rcrect BENEVOLENT APROOTE, 07 Bowery, in geste # ery, for the purpos as coaitnding ed . ee DDY, President, DS baa = 2 mea a ‘Cor Tene es ar iy ee safe Pidventeg Megane aes Koceuth oats ‘aren amorusi idcsieett red flannel ander and over shirta Uo Aa realtone ee ee veosired by Mie 5 , Wi 1S : meted stein oere, L pieacsy ge wro RFeipEen IN WI too 186A, cad herr of inypertant = news inity Fuper, oF sen jing ber sdareme (0. r ii Horracks, an, wt ‘biapeusnry of the. Rat aditross (8 seat wil be perwitted to direst W the pant surgeon. THB FINDER OF wna R wit Be heorobla. “APpale Wares ADOPTION, A HRALTOY FEM. vm, | Ls Worm Sivkt iameaiedp’ aktthe Her Timuse of Lndustrns 7 _ WATCHES, 3 fel Pte Rrmcnszat PAID FOR Sane aN 1 acetals etna nl ga se noe, Phu vii Dia tls Broadway. one per cent, pannnnrnnrannnr ee REAOE: Beta bytes atic i. Hiediacoress Picaare Eisth Crone,