The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1865, Page 2

THE NAVY my oy ago condition of the leading items of the Philadelphia . SAILING OF THE MONONG: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | hy! ares and provious west — Dee. Dee, Ut from this $45, 006, Our St. Domingo (orrespondence. ‘Tne sloop-of-war Monongahela sailed port » Sem, Dee TBE, 806, Sr, Bommxao, Nov.7, 1865. Monday to join the West India squadron. The follow. ‘Tho stook market was dull but steady at the early ses- eee ‘The Dominican Republic Neither am Independent Ameri- age iat of her officora:— sion of the open board, Erie being the strongest and 7.123,240 cam State nor an Appanage of France—Recognition by B, Bissell. H. Greene. Reading and Northwestern preferred the weakest of the the United States Eagerly Desired—The American See-) Fie, tenanis—John F. McGlonsey and H. B. Rumsay. shows the business of the Philadel = forenoon ss act «nat the week preceding Monday, Decom- 7 _ nd - ‘Ensigns—P. ¥. Harrington and Francis Morris, Prove coach weeny mated wou! ‘A Lyons, L. M. Ford, Isaac Hazlett | short distance above ber dividend on its preferred stock to enablo it to devote Clearings.. fesvlved to build ite surplus earnings to the acquisition of new rolling ++ 87,381) $475,077 try being ald ee pa Be the stock. -ourass “Sastre af the Oy, de. much me apent in making soundings ‘At the first regular board Erie closed higher than at + @422'o08 440,485 The Dominican ropublio s in « rathor carious position. or oo vaetbcnes ot tao’ chron aod the half-past two board yesterday, Michigan Southern 6,000,845 410,766 Ita oxisting government is at loss to know whether it ee ene ee Sean Sy, ane eee 4 3. Reading was % lower, Pseiaee and Pitts- Total, ..seeseces+eees ++ +182,084,210 $2,381,400 00." \ ia traly am independent American State or simply an Faliegeiphia som stands, (Tho rocks were denominated burg 3%, Fort Wayne x: land nd Ohio | “despatch from San Francisco dated December 9, to Har'was in moderate demand at 600. 0 650, for ship- | #ppanageot France, with the outelde form of a free re- ing-much than the rest, ‘The place has oftea been and Mississippi certificates were unchanged, Schuyl- Sia principal mining stocks parcels and 75°. @ 850. for city bale. public. If tt could obtain the endorsement of a n& | Capiain’ ‘Landon called “Old phia,”’ but thas name lives only te Kil Coal was frm and in demand at 13, Govern: | Were, ve & ™, die continued quiet, but. prices were wall eustained: | tional recognition by the United States it might not be | Cerer's Clerk"Wea, Pier de the traditionary accdunts that havo bow handed dows — was . American dressed, s + Thomas. Abou! time Penn, mont securities were in the ascendant. Coupon | $8 Tulmen Mnall tote, for consumption, et $320 too tate even now to sustain tte.titude as part and par. | Gunawer Robert O. Thomas os womimath, | lS, ranriice settled along the Delaware, agen] five-twenties of the old issue were 3 higher, | g,,, a Stock | ool of the American system. commanding guard. th & § i “ 8 THE GUNBOAT ALGONQUIN. ten-forties 3, seven-thirty notes of the second series ¥- | Chollar-Potosi. . The gunboat Algonquin was towed from the dock At the open board at one o’clock the market showed | Ophir ... redi On the 94 inst, ata kind of semi-oficial meoting— <li teens base i dan caucus we would call it im the Btates—of the members Hale & Norcross. ...... 176 gold. greater firmness and activity. Erie advanced to 93, ounced a somi- Hipws have been less active; prices, howover, were | of the Dominican Congress not in favor of e European | foot of Delancy street to the Navy Yard yesterday, where Michigan Southern 163 (b 8), Cloveland and Putaburs | The Raving Salvo compass toe prefer ® som | without change. Wo note further sales of 1,800 Orin0c0, | nrotegrorate, It was aguated whether another envoy | she is to receive hor masts and make other preparations 93%. Prairie du Chien sold at 9634. ‘There was also a annual dividend of ten per cent on the red at oe 8,000 Rio Grande, 20%, Ibs. Ne Cmeniaan Gi ae wey, for the sea trial with the gunboat Winooski. P 3 common stock, in cash or in the stock of the company at | average, at 160. 21 Ibs, average, | should proffer ANOTHER DISOHARGE OF WORKMEN CONTEMPLATED. session of the regular Stock Exchange at one o'clock, at of all ‘at 15c., gold, and ‘3,000 Texas, 24 Ibs. avorage, at 17 naval depot on the Bay of Mansanifia in free gift to the cted. par, at the option of the holder, clear of all taxes, P8Y- | 1 999 ‘city slaughter steer, 70 Ibs. average, at 13¢. f rane inet tee ban tho maaet was stonget. | #2! on the 30th inst, This w the rst cas dividend de- | 18340 ity slaughter stoor, TO Ibe. average, at 12. * | United Statos; but nothing, was decided upon, and no- clared by this company since 1856. . ‘Also There will be another discharge of workmen in the the 15th instant, Since the intment 900 Buenos Ayres, part 24 Ibs average, and all o | thing will be oven attempted if General Baes arrives from ee eee very a Brio closed % higher than at the first board,*Michigan: arrive, on private terms. France as soon as he is expected—say within tw: ‘days. the “4 Southern 36, Cleveland and Pittsbaty ix, New York Cen- | 4 Pastiamentary return furnishes some interesting 8: |” sioxyy ‘continued quiet for want of stock. Prices were |” General Bade was elected through pretagod ant coined. a, themes arte pe Bis 4 poner i, Beading 3. Tho last tistics regarding the railroads of Great Britain. By the | steady at a basis of 960. for Cuba. pleating of fn making up a dong list of for discharge. » Northwestern preferred #, Reading | Te | reports itappears that there wore 12,780 miles of rall-| | Hore were, in fair demand at full prices, ‘The stleg undoubtedly, and at the expense of some grave infor- | Wien the now system gots fairly to work it will show @ named compang has declared s ai » | way open in the United Kingdom in 1864, as compared | Wore 125 bales, at Ilo. @ 34c. for‘old nnd 4c. O5c. for | malities; but he will make an excellent President for the | great improvement over the old. : r] payable im oash or scrip atthe option of the stockhold- | TA F014 ice tho year before Of this 12,760 inbe market ‘tor Both Amorioan and Sootch pig | Dominican ropubl and it cannot be desied that he hea | oagrag ov THE UNIEKD STATES STEAMER MOHDNGO t 3 era, Mariposa preferred sold ae Sree 7,402 wera double end’ 5,887 single lines of rail. inactive and prices were slightly in buyer's the love’ and confidence of the people te an extragrdi- ¥EOM MONTEVIDEO TO VALPARAISO. — 1 ourities experienced a copa improvement. pon wees ‘a8 222,272,165 persons travelled on these lines — pang furthor ca Wy | whe rapt nary degree. He has boon in exile fur several years, but ‘The United States steamer Mohongo, Commander J. five-twrenition of the old isene advanced 1¢- during the year 1864, as against upwards of 204,500,000 | 'g52, and 400 tons do , to arrive, af aprivate price. Tho his name is vividly cherished fa’ ell the interior. The |-w. A. Nicholson, arrived at Valparaigo on the 29th of October, where she will probably remain some time, to protect American interests at that port, Below we give ‘an extract from a letter written by one of her off cors:— We left Montevideo on tho evening of the 27th of Afterwards, on the street, business was almost at @ ar riodical | sales of American include 100 ‘tons No. 1 extra, for Jan- | party of General Santana overthrew Baes whoa he was standstill, owing tothe open board going into a pro- | during canis oe nated hier) rye ES "cou, | Uary doilvery, at 862, and_100 tons in los, for proseat | fat in power, and orced bim to leave the island, and tracted private session to deliberate upon some proposed | ticket holders, of whom bers J delivery, at $52 50, ‘Manufactured iron continued quiet. | v4 the Spaniards were here Baex did not choose. to bangers late as half-past four it bad not concluded, | #24 64,801 during 1862. The following were some of the | Prices were well meintaimed. | 4 pasiness | Foturn and take rank under them, which endeared him these deliberacions. items composing the traffic in 1864: I was entirely nominal, special ness | Fill more to the people. After the evacuation of the First class passengers: ... 27,701,415 beri tn mmadenail ‘and prices wore | Dominican torritory by the Spaniards the restored The gold market showed increased firmness, and loans | ©2704 class passengers. 65,260,169 republic was very ‘to enter into close rela- | September, on our way, not to the “sunny South,” | pro) to the present city; but 4 firm, The stock is fair and well i Southern regions of d_108 Bake! cain tbe made at Te pening oie wan 4G | irc en 18600 | Tages near fw fae ion wi he od aon edi te capil and | Yo tho, Setanta "We tad ee followed by a decline of 34, and a subsequent advance to Number of carriages carried. . 2f8;102 | gominally unchanged. 4 a rete by taEarins One aleataal deme et the ‘woather, and made rapid runs most of the to 145%. The stubbornness with which the premium has | Fores. 459'4 Tas. —Pig wee in ee Dominicans, black and white, for they all folt that {t was | the Straits, having only two blows of short duration. yielded under the unusually heavy sales of coin certif- | Cattle 2,003,857 | Pict een razao at 10%¢0. thelr best chance for bringing monoy snd businoss | On the 4th of Ootober entered the Strats of Magels cates by the Sub-Treasury during the past week indicates | Sheep. Been sheet and pipo were at yy! Lael ‘about the end of September to elect a | day stopped off Sandy Point, the Chilean fsa cyg its inherent strength. As-section five of the act of | Bt ccc. sna ‘citer mine ‘157445 '381 vrais, = iotiees one an President and pass some laws for the encouragement of | and remained three days, cutting wood, to hi March 3, 1863, says, ‘certificates representing coin in | General merchandise, tons ....... ds. Cute ang Same) =| Kmerican immigration, but with the assembling of Con- | through; thence to Port Famine, anchoring for one 85,014,914 | Cuba niuscovado 400: bay, two days night; thence to Borgia two there, cuttin the Treasury may be issued in payment of interest | The number of trains run was 4,969,969, About three- ‘oas Porio ane eee Fooe flan Bip ey tap eS pra night; thenge 0 vataued dorm of snow aad wind: | The. Marder at Coontewm—Death of am on the public debt, which certificates, together | eighths of these were luggage trains. Altogether they for the Dominicans, through the friendship and favor eaten throuy ee ara aay 's chan Engineer. EN with those issued for coin and bullion deposited, shall-| travelled 129,180,943 miles. The passenger trains tra- | 41 ¢7 4 $7 12%, and 300 bbls. ‘of the Emperor Napoleon. There was a stir throughout | anchoring at night in Rel — th Atsany, Dec. ¢ mingo, and the election of President | ‘Puerto Bueno," which in English means fi Henry D, Crandall, the old man roported killed @ not at any time exceed twenty per centum beyond the | yelled 66,555,219 miles; the goods trains four million 40. Other brands were without .| the city of St. Dor rf ao ee eect an the clamer,| 9nd truly itiscne. There we remained four days Pome county, was living at last agcoul ; ak a60)| S22 suspended, re coos eetile 5 nd truly it he weather snowing and raining until we teft. | far tae precarious situaticn. "He walked tall Peamp } amount of coin and bullion in the Treasury,” at becomes | miles less, The total receipts from all sources of traffic | was heavy at $4 [0 a $5, a8 to quality, extended to the country, settled upon Baez. Some of the duty of Congress to specdily repeal so much at least | amounted to £34,016,664—an incroase of almost threo | DDIs., Incadin Parag re n ste tho spe ches made in that’ excitement would have aston- | After leaving here and having become weary of the mag. | his brother's and gave the alarm. A jury was sun of this as authorizes the issue of certificates to the ex- | millions on the year 1863. First class passengers con- . Spirits turpentinne was dull ' and. ished. she Catteni es ee es Feist mayen en through the gulf of, rink se Fey pile phen gr genre pects rental, i tent of twenty per cent beyond the means of the Trea- | tributed £3,601,530 to this; second class travellers, ery a crude do. was heavy, with a small business times extended her arms to the prone mother of f ‘repub- wreck Sorough the basen toby = sberrel b. ering on! Saturday Henry Ba Morrison, of Sitios, an cgincar sury to redeem them in the event of their being all pre- | 24,645,472, and third class, £5,375,048. Season ticket ‘Nats were without decided change. Cut remained lies, and three times has the offering of our filial devo- | run into breakers 5 on the New Yor road for the eixtees: * y a ev e. Noone would ever sented for payment. Should this power not be abro- | nolders contributed £808,560, The receipts on account | arm, selling tou moderate exiont at 80, 4 8%c., the Sion been ooidly sajecied.» Bansos Sey Aeere tae tonching, oaly sleraiag avery one, No coe wont eer | Prmmnna the. gldens engmece ca thet dition, Kes gated @ zrave responsibility will rest upon Congress for | of excess of luggage, carriages, &c., amounted to — ala sot acey Srey CaN horse and | pr osident Benigno de Rojas said:—‘Hero, i the face of on board oe fragment would hore ae ng bo since, the injury from wan Drevented sloop, and he inviving 8 course of action fraught with extreme peril in | £1,210,099, and tho receipts from. mails £568,341. The | her sorts wore nominally na Wi quo | a. | wll the civilized world, the Washington Cabinet surren- | the tale of Del Chather for several days, Bad eon inthe, Babi of taking, aadanm 1 pe dose. the present circumstances of the country. carriage of live stock produced £684,045; of coal and | otis was inactive, but prices for all descriptions were well | dered | oa eee ott ticy the enceiboo" Withoat tho Ginich it became fine, until we anchored in Conception Foreign exchange was very firm, bankers’ bills at six- | minerals, £6,302,888, and of general merchandise, maintained. We quote bleached winter whale $1 75 a | oii or one (riend or ally among all. the Powers in treaty | bay, off the town ‘of Talcah Chile. Here we re- ty days being quoted at 109% a 3. Importers are still | 11,943,671. ‘The increaso of receipts seems to have | $1.80; crude do., $1 65; bleaghod winter suerm, $2.) | with tho Dominican republic, our poople arose and vindl. | remained two day ain Bott ou ory, plotyant time; the Wong of; bein iw ofthe ge prpendorncn ot | uns gana, and nov cotned ten prsar se | Sf ta hint" 3l fcuk Star us | ci ot,cahee eae, etyattns | serelhken'ay any peimgnet, tiga tenths | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. imports over exports the demand for foreign bills is | of revenue. In no class is there a decrease observable in irregular, closing somewhat firmer, with sales of 240 bbls, expounded by thestatesmen of the Unior ‘adabandoned | it We wore welcomed by all. ‘The ‘Chik love the ‘Amor-cans, and.as their port was blockaded by the Span- in lots at $2 25 a $2 35; do. ~ likely to continue strong, and many of these will, of | the receipts for 1864 as compared with 1863. Prime winter and summer In lots at, $2 2p ae pb es | Dy its Cabinot—and then we sent our envoy to Washing. sess, hae tobe ra cals cipment ot fol | “Mus'aowing salem of rl trmnepored on th | faa “ama oats aouy” mut em | on ane pra remenon oie tes daar | ht he Sahel eugene ce dence | | BaxmeRacynage De Runa, roomie, O ‘There was a moderately full demand for money on the | Delaware and Hydson Canal:— derate trade inquiry. ‘The sales wore at $1 48 for cask | Fepublic in the family of nations, | Our oatog wee Je | at which we remained until three o'clock in the morning. | Ann's chureh, by the Rev. ‘Thomas Gallandet, assisted Stock Exchange, which was promptly met at seven per For week ending For the | 824.81 AT for barrel. thout visible alteration in | Tepublic was distinctly onforsed by the American Secre. | At soven wo left for this plago and in twenty-four hours | Rev. . Benjamin, Hexay 0, Bakus to Axis A. Bao gent. After Friday it 1s probable thet increased ease Dec. 9, 1866 ‘Seam, | 0%, CAKE was quiet, without visible alteration in | Tory orsiate, Let us think no more of the United States.” | arrived, anchoring thls morning, Mheco, wo will Bo doubt | maim 06 GBGMY, 55 veincaatphin’ oa. Wetndaden will be felt owing to the disbursement of $10,950,000 in | Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. 25,31 pre PpnovIoNt.—Recelpts, 1,711 bbls. pork, 504 do. beet, | General Bedo sia Aanarica, sateen ta Eee fa pee. namaste some time forthe protection of American inter: | | Goisct—Haxmian —At Phils delphi, om, Wednesday, hgtainsiot the ‘haleipearts: invetech on apes Rae ne tok said ee tee meee, Ne ORs Sate ee anprerpance oi thoughts of ‘those who are resolved i FE ; P, Coanm to ‘Lusiz W. Freeman, all of that city. millions of the seven-thirty loan. The general disburse- Total tom........+++++--@e++ 25,310 780,657 | ruled Danae Pisgah mess closed steady’ at $29 121, | to forget us and turn with loyal adhesion to those Powers The Disastrous October bcayacg a gee Liwts.—On Wednesday, December; ments of the Treasury will meanwhile continue large. | For the same period last year:— fash, The sales wero 7,600 bbls. for present delivery at | tat most frankly open thelr arms tous! |||. | ‘The following extract from a letter writton by Captain | |, VietRev. ¥. H. King, at the residence of the nberts The disinclination to discount commercial paper, how- CR iSetoee | S28 90-8 S00:i3)e Series, Sal 3S 9 SPE Oe ea ane men were til lately: but now they havo united | 7 B. Spearwater, of the bark Daniel, to his brother in | sainer, Me. ALEXANDER VREELAXD to Miss Marta B. Vas ever, shows but little if any abatement. This is not ao | Penneyivania Coal Company... 8796 $48,008 | mess; also 3.000 ble, mow mess, deliver, g20 00, | om Buez. General Cabral, the provisional president, a | this city, will be found very interesting 2s 4 tasralie OF.) Lamy al of this city. much owing toa distrust of credite us 60.0 desire to employ Mian) —— | Beet was unchanged. We note sales of 1,000 bbis, at | Plain, honest, rg Tov akeress, 8a ie pata his experience during four days in ono of the most dia- capital in lations or otherwise to better ad Total tons........006 95,408 1 AMO AG | Sl 8 916 toe aiase hates, a 8 SS ee dy of Dominican history, gav0 UP ey candidate, Don | Sstrous gales which bas ever visited the North Atlantic Died. bss redcassin venee® ' hams were drooping, with further sales of 100 bbls. | in favor of Baez, and to at ne Bortox—On Tuesday morning, December 12, Sanam Hence we see a number of new companies of different Sia emma: Suave and Western ate $82 60a $99 0. Bacon was duli | Pedro Valverde; bat there will bes Spechion and 8 new coast :. E., widow of Edward Burton, in'the 29th year of hee Kinds either springing into existence or being galvanized | TussDaY, Dec, 12—10:80 A. and nominal. Cut meats wore in demand, with alo: of 200 ar RS ee poniiyad “SE Li nO Se 100 ete etal Gree Brae, | atte ities de ‘ones kay taypia: Wlivens the into new life. Among these are so-called mutual coal | ‘$1000 U86's, 68, «.. 121, ad If om ee paginas re peered can intereats are, at all events, moresafo under | October 4, sea time; the first ton days, hoavy est wind tumoral fervioo, at her late resieace) 262. Ritnbod companies, ome of which there is reason to believe are ~ ‘Bi; c., 1078 100 Schuylkill CoalCo 13 sales wore 1,000 bbls, at 1éc. a 20,c. Buttor was without | the republic than they were under the Span! rule. Thé | and squalis; October 18, Tortugas; 18th to 23d, ‘corner of , on Thevsday afternoon, at ome ‘of property belonging to our citizens by the } light winds; on the 23d, when in about latitude 33 06 N., | oy likely to prove anything bu: mutual in the estimation of | 10000US6's,5-20¢,'62 10254 100 AshburtonCoalCo 16 | change in any particular. Cheese was quiet, with sales destruction Mahe was terrible, ‘rom the walla of St. | Jcngitude 1936 W., a gale commenced frgm N. E., Lear- | ° / 1 those who subscribe for théir stock, although the mutual do. .2d call fon 300 N ¥ Central io ox e eg na yn Spoons to quality—the latterxate an ex- | Tyr ringo may be seen acres of ruins, which places were ried canvas tnd drov to the 8. E. and was struck by sent Og wae , Becomber 11, Haver Baxmrg, ‘The ives 3500 do mag! pectfally rinciplo, if honestly carried i Poy PETROL destroyed by order of the Captain General for no reason | a heavy squall which split the courses and foret fiends of the are Tea] Principle, if honestly carried out, ie ® good one. The | soaoug6's,8-20,¢, % 100 do......b00 97 | PETROLEUM was steady, with a moderate demand .o0 | that any one could imagine except that they were Ameri- | and Tr i "lower woasia, fore and insin, and he mo said the Cuneral, from his late rosidenos, | | nope sivtece boner bie Veen ee ee Orne 300,68 oe 86 | aot Oreo a ee eet ale a | camres.dences. There is no danger of Baex imitating | fore and main lower yards; the gale incréasing toe invited to Patreot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at failuros at Chicago, but there is no unessiness apparent | 10000 do..,--.-. 99% 200 Hrie RR. Pee MT Tee mouth and nest; 65¢¢. a Ofc. for refined | the Spanish Vandalism, Ho will protect and encourage | porfoct hurricane, was obliged to bring the ship, to pty ‘among dealers in breadstuffs here in consequence. 136° ey nd, on the 8] ‘i! i wi maint , 5 “4 4 r 14, dealers in breadstuffs he seq! The | 20000US6's,5-20c,’65. 100 92% | in bond, on spot. enterprise let it come ima i hie A lend Eh cena inder lower intopsail, main, our as Lon bic Comme Te Brookly on Menday, December 11, Per} “pote shavers” have large piles of notes in their offices | 1000 U 85's, ‘71 cou. Rice.—Carolina was quiet. A few small lots were s oe ns hignen peter f~ Demtpe ona . pe oy 4 on the morning the » the |g », wi Coxing, in the 47th year which they are unable to sell and are unwilling to buy | 24000U86’s,10-40 cou taken by consumers at previous prices. Rangoon was In | Oita) Voki man, Ho will, inthe main, b> governed DeR;S relatives and friends of the tnatiet 21000 Tr n 73-10,1ste 97% do. fair domand, and prices were firm. The sales were 250 , a ore:-tas ateven 12415 percent. The best grade at short date | 13999 —do.’....2d 4 | bags, in bond, ie ‘a 41¢¢., gold, and about 40 bags, by liberal ideas, though his general ES, will be to lean | wind began to vary attend the from her late Contral are nevartheless passes at 709, the common rate being 8. But Saeg Maeeeneeeror Oe wide as posaible from American . ory i care ot och A. ing ecranes street, terminus of bavenne while, in consequence of this state of fecling, money may S00 nae ng q ‘. t | Business ie brightening a Uitte, though | there bas boon Teuck her and started the ie 3 December 11, Euuae., daugh- be somewhat scarce in the discount market, it promises 400 M So & N In RR. 13%. a'143¢., and 242 boxes Havana at 14340. a 14%c. | Some late rains that have kept back the wood cutting |. Croaaley, aged b'yeara, @ r ange, ‘od was steady at last quotations. The total stpck } ’omewhat, The smallpox, which has committed great day: Soseeats: Seeeeee ee. te ee ee eee eli T4% | {30,081 hnda. 61,670 boxes, 61,190 bags and 78 moludo. | Tavages for tho last two years, hae disappeared, and ex: | very much frightened; eleven A. M., bavéncod frosted friends of the family are're facilities for speculation will constantly be afforded; and | @on) 1500 Cle & Fitts RR 93% | _ Srkaxtve—We note sales of 15,000 Ibs, at 173¢c.; also | cept at the river landings the city is healthy. 28 9-10, and gale’ increasing; Che water even with ited eral service, at the . #0 long at least as the national bank issues continue to | 19999 Ohio & Misscer 27% 200 @. 93. 40,000 ibs. grease at 11c. a 126. j ‘ drag; at pooa, the ship laying Witind leo yardarms in | Det parents, 171 West Thirty-ninth street, this (Wedaee swell the volume of the currency at the rate of nearly 188 360 ate we Jobbing at —_ satan, sie demand for America and the Americans. ms woe Toes Aa aa maa topgallant masts; | a at three oreo. an cargoes has i er ited ; prices, however, were | 1, . H. M. GALLAGHER BEFORE . ror! the di term four millious a week the tendency of speculation will | 600 4g dw: without material variation. : : eae YOUNG MEM ASSOCIATION, AT THE BROOK- | Delf past two P. M., by he” iuoreenigg, bat ‘ship eave ‘Tuesday, De 12, Busasera Mane bo mainly for arise, As only two hundred and twenty- | 9999 Harlem 1st m. 100. do. 36: Saresrny was quiet, Prices were firm for both nitrate} yx ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ’ and pat out; gale. M. making ‘weather; the alee “re five millions of these notes have been as yet de- | 10000 American gold 144% soda and crude. upright, and up to fing from E. N. E. to N. and back to friends and relativ those of her son, Inase li so. tes, eaten it fol that " 10000 do. ‘815 144% 100 di SrenTsr was unchanged in every respect, without The Brooklyn Academy of Music was crowded last | wind constantly sia running so high from nearly every G. Davie, and her hee Gey Paeg nee ‘W. Tuers, are vered to the banke, lows that sevonty- | 10000 cent N''Bk.. 106 14 | special sales, evening with the friends and patrons of the Young Men’s | K. N, K. and Yeomed almost impossible for any ship to | SPectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her five millions more will have to be paid out before | “s Fourth Nat'l Bk. 99 SPICES —AN kinds continued dull. We heard of no | Association, on the occasion of a lecture on “America | (Fer ‘batiol, ono of the best vessels that evor floated, ter’s residence, 49 Gouverneur street, on Thursday the authorized three thundred millions are issued; | 100 Central Coal Co.. 61 Rk sales whatever. The present quotations are nominally ee eS live; theyat the size of a skimming shell, but seemed to | 2002; at one o'clock. snd there is ev rospect of Congress acti 40 Del & Hud Canal 143 = 1! do2d call as follows :—Cassia, cases, 75¢. ; mats, 85c.; mace, $120; the Americans,” by the Rev. H. M. Gallagher, pastor | lookef everything; half-past five P. M. a heavy sea broke Duxray.—On Monday, December 11, Taomas Duxray, De et p-! 44 ~=—-'100 Pitts, FW&ChIRR 1053, | African ginger, 23. ; Caloutta do., 20c.. currency; pep- the First Baptist chureh, in Nassau,street, Brooklyn. | eter which buried her all under, started the aged 49 — 11 months and 21 days. upon the recommendation of the Comptroller of $0 200Chi & Alt pref... 105%. | per, 23. a 23%¢c. ; plmento, 2lc. ; clover, 30c. ; nulmegs, | The jecturor gave a most humorous delineation of the Mightheads, wheelhouse and poop lee waterway, eto ‘The relatives and friends of the Leas the Currency in favor of an increase of the national fest. 10N J Central RR.. 122 | 90c., gold. a thie ceria aa thet bul split main spencer all to pieces, filled the | invited 2a the fametel, foe ip late resi bank circulation to four hundred millions. However | 100 Quick Mg Co..... 4736 Sowac was quiet and unchanged. peculiarities of the A m character and the igngyn. | cabin, galley, forecastle, storeroom and sailrooms full fednesday) afternoon, ne +! Txas.—The market was dull, Prices were about the | of the English writers on anything relating toonderful | Water, and watercasks and every other movable much we may regret the necessities of the financial situa- BECOND BOARD. though large lots were offered at something under | try, He gavea vad ind vivid sketch of 4place among | thing off'the deck and doing other damage; after the water | __Kilkenny (Ireland) papers please copy. she first toorth choice ance | Gt off of her I rigged and set a new storm spanker, after | _ DoNevax.—On Tuesday evening, December 12, at halle same, thous! Havr-rasr Two o'Croce P. M. the market. A fair line business was done at previous | progress of America si 5 interlardalizing every titlea | Which I went into the after cabin and found the water poren ee TA Dover rele of Wis $1000 US 6's, *81,c.. 107%; 100 shs Mich Cen RR. ues prices, including 1,000 half chests green and 700 balf | nations. The lecture tion, it is idle to shut our eyes to them and indulge in day-droams of a phantom contraction and an impossible | 24000 US 6's, 5-20... 102% 76 do. chest ‘soolong, on private terms. dotes and hits at our custom ‘and sneer at us, Mr. | early up to my knees; sounded the pumps and found onovan, 22 ton street, in the 60th year of restoration of specie payments. 65 100 ‘Tin was rather quiet, but prices remained firm, with | foreigner that comes over to «ition, was present during | three feet of water in the hold. This was at half-past six, age. ‘i sales of Straits at 26: ‘2c., and of English at 26%4¢. a | [ideall, President of the r introductory remarks, and at eleven P. M. she bad been pumped out, and found | Notice of tuneral in to-morrow’s paper. Petroleum stocks were dull and generally steady. At 5 y pumped out, ; 25icc. Plate were as last quoted. the lecture, and Bl Bs i she did not teak much; most of the water must Fiercngr.—On Tuesday, December 12, Rose, beloved the first board Pithole Creek closed 45c. higher then at Towacco was inactive, but prices were nominally un- s epaketbatha sto the Park. | fone down her cabin. ‘The sea Increased all night wife of Robert Fletcher, aged 37 years. ‘ the same time yesterday, selling at $1465; Oil Creek changed for all kinds. "We note further sales of 75 hhds. | goqsagpin, * | making good weather. At daylight, 25th, the drag haw- | _ The friends of the family and those of 30c., selling at $1 90.; United States was 10c. lower Kentucky at 60. a 133¢., and 49 eases Ohio scod leaf at ‘ing contributions have been made tothe | ser parted; the wind now remained steady from north, | Francis ey 0 Gre respectfully invited to * i u . 4 11jKe. a 120. Weical collection at the Park during the last six | #ud the ship bebaved very well under storm spanker; | funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her Selling at $26 40; Bergen sold at 40c. ; Bunker Hill, 26c. ; Kentucky National Petroleum and Mining Co., $1 25; New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 86c. ; New York and Newark, 45c. ; Buchanan Farm, 690. ; Bradley, 640. ; Excelsior, 960. ; Feo Simple, 24c. ; First National, 48c. ; Ham McClintock, $7; Germania Mt. Vernon, 60c. ; Oceanic, ALLOW was in active demand, in part for speculation,, ‘weeks:— at ten A. M. a torrific squall split the storm spanker; | /ato res.deneo, 141 Goorck street, without fart! ember BR, atfull prices. We note sales of 400,000 Ibe. at 131 . when it was over e to abate. a |. pumma.——Suddealy, on evening, December ie. wom: | Six pea fowls, C. H. Lilienthal; six shells from South | spare maintopaail, 2, Sina se i ont Og wind at o'clock, Journ, wife of A. H. and ‘Wrarxnoire,—In the absence of sales pricey Carolina, Brigadier General C. H. Van Wyck; one tor. | moderated kept on rebending and seiting until I got her ter of Isaac P. and bargaret Cole, aged 22 years, i Oise farile, R. orgy me opossum, Samuel Moore; | going ahead; but it was three days before the sea wont | “onthe and 12 days. ey tte ey one k ‘aaie, Hon. Lafayette 8. Foster; one deer, | down; 27th, wind E. to S. E.; 1 made all possible sail | Notice of funeral hereafter. a Hise Mame Garrison, eight anser oynoldes, Charles Hart: | and by having an extra snit on board wag able to replace | - Hanmigax,—On Monday, December 11, Jom 8. C. ram tang fox. Henry Mataran; three quail, 4. Beek- | thom all; but the Daniel looked very much lke a wiéck; SiGix, Bdest son of Johy and Susan Harrigan, aged 200 do. . io an oe 90 fe noti 10. « . inal, hanged. ice 100 Tol & Wab RR... 43 MWoou was ‘without important .~* Herces at 65c. a farther sales of 176,000 Ibe, gry @8c,, and 75 bales Cape at,» ” 7 ce. o mparket was dull 68e. ; Union, $20; Canada Copper, S0c.; Benton, 50c. ; CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Wmusnky.—Recel my one guineapig, Mra. Wright; one deer, James | 1 passed on that di g iny (27th) a great many pieces o! Wallkill, $1 96. At the second board Pit Hole Creek Turspay, Dec. 12—6 P. M. at previous nomipe Robbe: Roger ; eight white rats, Master Cecil Saguez; one | wrecked sti u, 7 pre’ avy 9 - soy dolon Dike; th me, in Waa ed stuff, carved ty tin cans, &c., and something fully invited to boob Radley iit m cae} closed 15c, higher than at the first board, selling at $1480; | Aanxs,—Receipts, 290 packages. The market con- _<FIVE THOUSAND DOLLA'S STOLEN, three German. sparrows, Lewis Gros; two alligators, two | weather: sind {voms cout to aay cog ite to sist, Hine | ty parents, ednesday) shor Benmeho Run, 20c., selling at $15 70; United States stock is light and holders are very rom tho Albaay ns Dec. 9.) equirrels,. five turtles, Brigadier Geveral yoy as vember “unteane ao O7 west, Tongitade es 30 i oe eck stove o'clock rae 4 10o,, selling at $25 60. Buchanan Farm sold at 70c., Poo em rg Bonn ee Sp Roemer A Pe genrgg On SG a Rn GE ag foremast were to bed, and boing chert of | . HUmano.At Staton Island, on Saturday, December Bradley ¢4c., First National 43c. Oceanic 60c., Webster | Brranaterrs.—Recoipts, 95,885 bbls. flour, 256 bey | entered, two iron safes blown open and jhirty {ve thou. | Mre. John M. c twe. Purhees shallattens vel ree neny ot Grnengieny Comey Se wer | sand dollars stolen—twenty thousand dollars | r . ye . nd F ceed, bore up fok Halifax, N. 8, Since then hard squalte | the 74th year of his ac $1 20. corn meal, 7,300 bushels wheat, 12,660 do. corpvwer A can went + then oot in govern- | Sumter, C. and gales, thick and fc weather and ver oa ind JacaRr.—On Monday, December 11, Harris Kiva, Wo have hoard a mumber of complaints from sub- | do, oats, 1,210 do, rye, and 300 do. barley.ain lower. | ment, bonds and Aftecn Mhousand Solem bile. Mr. |. Te Senator; z re, theast 10 northwest’ ‘November | #00 of Rev, Thomas A. and Anne L. Jaggar, aged 2 ecribers to some of the Mutual Coal Companies recently | qualities of State and western flour ws0c, 4 20c. The te a tw Meer hie u 9 ths. done up in small packages, marked with te namesof the | deer, Samuel eastward of Halifax, wind | *2d 9 men organized in this city relative to the non-fulfilment of | The market closed heavy, at a declisg 9,000bbls., at our G. Ne T weprit wood and water, god the ship too much disabled to pro- northwest; went into Beaver Harbor; on the &th, funeral services will be held at the Anthon Meme. persons to whom they were to be handel today, The came from southeast and hove in « hea vy en; wy aan rial church, Forty-eight oy ‘I deat out; the | Seventh avenues, this (Wi otograph of Zod was a bold one. The safes blownopen were one package’ of pot tA ‘Come pig the promises made by the latter in their advertisements | sales were to a fair extent, @outhers flour was also 1 $ cad otherwise, Persons have bought theirchares in the | revised quotations ev 1 58 Tageteroe About 6 600 bble, = Re ee ee 8. a adhe § gor A on large a et pe ng, = wried Halse to south-southeast a few hours, then hauled | 0’clock. expectation of getting an immediate supply of coal wt |. dull and, declining’ 452%, Tye” a” mainly ted inquiry, | cuted, that the robery was not disc term, Henry Anthon; one fox, one hawk, Master ‘Aivdh | splitsalis, ac. "November er 9, took» southenster on) ned | to Flush aie eee coat price, but it bas been found afterwards that the | Canada flour “The sale Were confined to as . for fo light; at halt past six P.M. made ttc cation |. Kmuuy.—On one On examining the ines it wae every variety of burg! ode were contracting company had little or no supply on hand for ie. . Corn meal Golivery, and was not like, +n have for an indefipit: dol period to come. In other cases whe. ® vortio~ sought coal to which the subscribers were entivag ##* eee and delivered, it was found to be % f, dor 20 inferior as to be unfit for household 4% nq gona con! motual associations for providing Defic tok occa- for the people ts commendable, 84 You of this kind; taton to.mention the advent of COM :ne cass with some bat if, an there is reason 10 belignere speculations, vir- of their number, they are 10.4 the host of worthless tually identical in princ'pjawned upon the market @ Peeoloum stocks that Whoner the public know it the and blowing Judged myself aberth well clear of all ihe led 2 store to and made signals fora pilot, but could get none; I pone is vs Pe i on a lee shore ‘vVictim’s accusation, two young men ha’ arrested Sonn Surring ane Yoke Weiner wherreaaes conte ake ta rane 33 een t voiphige, srg, er ition eae jae ge 167,187, 107,138, 162,150, 167,140. se: ANOTHER SAFR BLOWN OPEN ‘From the Troy A most daring Pe EPeeres chorea ws spre boner ot spare bower, * 5 weather dark, thick, gloomy, ate Hi u i i Panives ana friends of the Be ete S3' sssusassnss FrBsyssssessssa couple of years 90, Naviee intending subscribers to | — Prices | ee ee s oer vis? bee We therefe to ascertain their character betore | (y°7e rune a sa 61,000 bush wan entered "and J ong me Digg mah Sek Mgt mutual coal com money. els, at $1 61 ‘ood Mil. robbed contente—about Helmer Marine Affairs. 12 mere they part witherable opposition shown to the propored Sate he tie ber ae agen — one "4 nat Ox Boann Pacurt Sarr i ceo 9, Rica miand breed of funeral will be given hereafter, é ‘There is @ Currency Buress to this city by a number talea ‘were | Dy persons in the vicinity, about pine o p~ ‘ie before perth ina the Bae tae : removal gpirits in Wall street, who are satisfied with investigation the robbery and ‘thank him for his attention Bi yt pe Rt was until yesterday morning. Ha The relatives and friends 2-8 243 Of leagint working of governmental afairs. It is con- thaj that the bureau properly belongs to the Treasury Yartment at Washington, and that the Secretary of the freasury and the Comptroller should be 0 placed as to be able to confer together upon the various questions constantly arising regarding the currency and national banks; also that its removal here would give rise to petty joalousies and idle rumors without end. They believe in a concentration of the government offices at ‘Washington as much as possible. ‘The Nationat Unica Bank of Philadelphia yesterday | sdamantine at 270. @ 28¢., Q@nnounced a dividend of forty per cent, clear of taxes, eal parcels. Patent were selling at 630., sperm : iit Sleighing at a, IPAS, 1, 1866. On Sunaay the snow fell to the depth’ The sleighing le ue. Sept f caren inches Eg] if: . of lover beautiful cotton aioee York for publicat) a nal on. ovens , Missouri, and shipped to 4, ‘WM. ALEX. MORLAND, Chair eample of which had been gry § a. Issam Manen, } Secretaries. ee & oe ia Fs J may Missiasippi Ceas. J. Wincumeran, . cotto nwas in length - g r Feapects wan equal wwihe beet Soules cones, “re | qyUMriom, Baulane (rnamont ‘before audge White, of the Norfolk Prenese age. to learn that there has advisement before Judge White, of Ber friends and those of are 7 oelne ot thn a agave roomed. 1. 63k So neoae Carer titam Walson Davie, ‘con of the nia sence | invited to attend the from the Ohureh of ¢ uanti ., German and French wax at 30c,, and 20. for The J City Times ie informed} y; Davia, for some time a resident of Weymoui Nativity, Sedond aven' " 0h Ot the comntngeat Sunt vent) Pee a ee ee ine | oad caee 4 Representative from” MlssleaipDl -cchy, thar that but formerly an inbabitant of Boston and of sume on Touraday moral, ou lock i cash on demand, and twenty per cent in # Curcont.—The stock of Belgian root is reduced toa | county has produced thie season twd indred bales; i |, made a ‘Hudson papers ae bre ae fon 2 Pre te hae descrigt , somtnly © shade pi By fF Troe Palen at cach pro: me after a short iline ire Tard f Barvoura, ed | — jonse, ‘ices this en are ni ace wo | Five of the Massachusetts banks—ail out of Boston— | Tie, Iptoes for thle dear with ae agro cout . 4) fre still hanging on to their old State charters, and, | mand at previous quotitiona, Sndging by their returns, dragging out « rather preca- Corrxs.—The market was steady,"with a moderate in, an They nro the Mattapan Bank, at Dor- | QUity for cargoes, The prevent stock 69,423 chester; the Aitlsborough Bank, the Cambridge Market | 4464: Maracaito’ sé Lagoayes: s1 Bank, the North Bridgewater Bank, and the Spicket | 1,678 bags; also, in Falla Bank, st Methuen, Their joint capital is three 20 4. hundred and one thousand five hundred dollars, and they have together two thousand seven hundred and eighty- five dollars in specie as « basis for a circulation aggre- gating $238,668. Tue following foomparative statement shows tho aver. } sales were moderate, comprising 600,000 Iba, moyt- that Sodthoast Miswot Me J consined fhe Faneral Take place ot New London, this dag Tu