The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1866, Page 11

4 FINANCIAL’ AND COMMERCIAL: Mompax, Deo, 10—6 P. M. The stook market has been generally strong and on a portion Of the list buoyant to-day, the Northwestern shares leading the upward. movement, Confidence in the value of railway property is unimpaired, and the ap- Prehensions which grew out of the recent Treasury roport are rapidly passing away under @ belief that the natural laws of trade, will bemore powerful in controling the finances of the country and bringing about a resump- tion of specie payments than’ anything which legislation of other artificial influences can accomplish. It would be obviously unwise for the government to attempt the rash experiment of forcing ® return to the hard within the next two or three fs highly im- or yet pursue a policy of severe contraction, The bill Already before it providing for the issue of an additional hundred millions of national bank notes, expresses the general sentiment of both Houses with regard to the ourrency. An existing law provides for the reduction of fogal tender potes at the rate of four millions a month, 4 Snd Jf is felt that this rate of curtailment is too rapid to be with the interests of the country and people at large, and more especially the manufacturing ‘and mercantile classes, The proper course for Congress to pursue is to limit the contraction of the currency with- 1aa narrower margin than the law at present allows, and also specify distinctly the rate at which «che national debt may be reduced. It is clearly unjust to saddle the full burden of the war debt upon this generation, and the outery against the present system of onerous taxation is becoming both loud and deep, The debt should therefore be reduced slowly by the opera- tion of a sinking fend; and if we return to specie. pay- ments in five or tep years to come it will be soon enough for the good of the nation. The statement of the associated banks for the week ending December 8 shows a decrease in deposits of $5,212,356, im loans of $2,301,641, in legal tendors of $538,601, while the specie exhibits an increase of 525,043 and the circulation an increase of $400,804. Ac- cording to these figures, the bunks have teduced their liabilities four millions and a quarter more than their reserve of legal tonders and gold, and they are correspondingly stronger in conse- quence, But forthe fact that a large portion of the remittances from the West are iu the form of national bank notes, a considerable gain instead of a slight de- crease in legal tenders would have been shown. The totals of the present and previous statements are aa under: — $263,011,663 14,057,007 1,393, 840 203,889,177 61,485,453 The clearings and balances were :— Balances. The money market is easy at 5 and 6 per cent, the week having opened with a large supply of currency ead a very moderate demand from the Swck Exchange. ‘The drain from the interior 1s active, and in view of this ead tho Treasury disbursements of interest on tho 7.20 loan on the 15th inst, and tho 16th of January, there ts reason to expect an easy condition of monetary affairs at this centre for a considerable length of time to come. There is a very limited amount of good commer. olal paper offering for discount, and the best grade is taken at 63, a 7 per cent, with exceptions si 6. The monetary prospect being favorable, lenders exhibit a growing faith im the stability of current market values and make loans on narrower margins than heretofore accordingly. The speculative apirit on the Stook Exchange is at the same time shaping itself in harmony with the general improvement in the a-pect of aflaira and tone of pubiic sentiment, both in and out of Wall street, and the recent decline is likely to he soon ‘entirely recovered, as it has already been on at ieast one ‘ot the active railway shares. 6 At the ten o'clock open board the market was firm but dull, Erie sold at 71%, Northwesterr 5274 a ~~ dite preferred 71}, a 3%, Michigan southern 425%. At the first regular board there was an en- terged volume of business, at advancing pricos— the Northwestern shares and Erie being the most buoyant of the railway shares, New New York Central closed 3 higher than at the same time om Saterday, Ene %, Reading %, Michigan Southera %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Northwestern K—do. preferred 1, Fort Wayne 34, Westorn Union Te!o- graph %. Government securities were rather heavy. Coupoa five-twenties of 1862 showed a dectine of i, wow teeue of 1865 \, ten-foriies 4. Missouri State sixes were 3s lower, Pacific Railway issue 1. Tennossco sizes were 134 higher. Among tho misceilancous shares Pactfic Mati was the strongest, the stock selling at 173 a 114—an advance of 2% upon the closing price on Sat- urday. At the one o’ciock sessions the market was firm, but dull, Northwestern sold at 88, the preferred stock at 71% and Erio at 72%, @ ‘5. At the half-past two board the speculative fooling was strong and prices experivaced a further ad- vance. Erie closed % higher than at the first rogulac oars, Reading ';, Cleveland and Pitsburg 14, Rock Yeland 5, Northwesicrn preferred 14, Ohio and Missis- sippt certificates 34. Northwestern was jy lower, Wost- ra Union Telegraph %%. Government securities wore neglected but steady in ‘one among the leading dealore. At the half-past three open board the market was booyant, the Northwestern shares still leading the up- ward movement, Now York Coutral sold at L1i%, Eric at 72% 4%, Hudson 12235, Reading 1104, Michigan Southern 803 a M4, Tilinois Contrat 1191{, Rock Island 104%. Cleveland and Vittsbars 86X, Clevelaud aud To- ledo 112%, Nortiwostera $33{—do, preferred 73 a Tah, Port Wayn> 10534. Subsequently Northwest- orn rose to 55%, under a strong demand for the tock, stimulated by the largo earnings of the road. Those for the frst week of Decombor were $173,132, ageinst $167,867 tor the corresponding weok iast year, showing an tncrease of $5,264 the market fually cloved firm at tho advance, and at half. past Ave the following quotations were ourrent:— ro 72% 0%, Mending 110.4 110%, Michigan Southern 801, a %, Cleveland and Pitisbarg 874 a , Rock Isiaud 104% a %, Northwestern 53% a 54—proferred T3)¢ 2 ‘4. Compound interest notes were quoted thus:— June, 1864, 110% a %; July, 115% a 11034; Aaguet, 115% a 9; October, 114%; a 4%; Decomber, 11335 @ %; May, 1860, 111% a 11 August, 10% @ 111%; Sep- teruber, LO} © 5; October, 100% a 1104. ‘The gold market has been steady at the deciine which marked the end of last week. The opening price was 187%, followed by a full of % and an advance to 137%, after which there was a relapse to L!T),, the closing quotation. The steamer Rising Star brought $1,265,115 1a treasure from California, via Aspinwall, Tho toreign exchange market was sicady bat inactive tankers’ bills on England mt sixty days were quoted at 109 » 10054; at three days, 110.0 1104; Commercial 108 2 100; francs at sixty days, 6.16 0 5.1724; at three days, 18%. Bilis on Berlin, 72 a 7244; on Bremen, ‘TH 2794; o@ Frankfort, 41% a 41%; on Amsterdam, 4i a diy; om Hamburg, 26) 4 ig; on Antworp, 6.19% « ‘The latest and previous quotations for American secu. rites in Loudon were as under ; Dee. 4. Dac, 10. 10h cis “a Th Mining storks continue deprossed. At the first board Uocaolldated Gregory Gold" closed 10c. lower than at the ~arne lime on Saterday, selling at $9 60; Corydon, loc, solliug at $2 85. smith and Parmiee sold at $6 70. At the seoond board Corydon closed 160, lower than at the first board, selling at $2 70; Smith and Parmiee, 200. tower, selling at $6 50; Walk! Lead sold at $1,323; Da vidaon Copper, 64; Quartz Hill, $2 65, At the sonue! meet'ng of the Southside (Va ) Railroad, eid’ in Petersburg inst Week, @ Feport was submitted Mating that the revouue of the road for the fiscal year emonnta to $240,540. a monthly average of $24,482, *siget an average of $31,000 per month for Ove years previous to the war, ‘Vii receipts from local business was pretty fairly maintained until May last, sines which ume they have bern light, owing to the Lule pro- dnce being sent into ot during the sum- mer months; bat, in the meantime, the income from forsign froighte has increased from $4,000 to $16,000, making the gross earnings of the road $29 000 per month, The Habilitier of the company now amount +o $922,624, & redaction of $811,408 sive (Le beginning o! the fiscal year. The avaiable means of the road smoomt to $182,942, The President sigied that for the menth of October the revenue of the road amounted to $51,000, reaching the trade before the war, saying that « the same local trade was now enjoyed as formerly, (a9 road would be paying more than ds ever had. The on rroe@t empemnes for the same month were $11,000, Tue following fs as eatimate Of the gold grog of ths | Korie ae Unt Sater the poss tae! your tomar | ie aphaewre op asige uy Ine of the “bullion in eee a ee aanensed during the fiscal iegiven by the Internal Revenue returns at 7°581,980, 041. Cr thie pa ep dat Sexpert S in he eg ae erie chietly “4 the Me wo oy cities. It is — ostimated gold producing Tegons ofthe vung A leet 28 por" cnt af e escaped asseasment, ay LE ansessed in the Atlantic seaboard cities one-half is of soneme production. In view of these facts and tain Internal returns as a basis of csti- @ fiscal year 1866 is ant, The Production ot gold in 75,015. in 1866 of The receipts on the Atlantic and Grest Western Rail- way for the month of November reached $407,250 against $614,849 im the same month of 1865, exhibiting a decrease of $117,549. The receipts from the lst January to the 30th November have amounted to $5,179,778 The ne naa Gavtte, of San Francisco, dated Novem- ber Pf lig rence there has been rather more acti i. Pry mow nd for money in certain quarters, but a steady foeroe in the vauiltn of lp pine for Lae congnn bas ‘et, and accommodations are now obtained without mech ‘aitheulty. at Ay i a 1% per cent per month. The buoyancy of — share market attracted some auaemen ‘week, and recent advance in a edo of these securities at comparatively low Receipts of treasure from the interior ment, and since our fast repert amounted to $950, Pope ar $2,000,000 for the first haif the current month, The receipts of gold in England from the Australian group of colontes appear to be sensibly reviving, having amounted in September to £696,777, as compared with £238,556 in the corresponding month of 1865, £405,613 in September, 1864, In the nine months ending September 80 this year the total value of the gold imported from the Australias was £4,639,371, as com- pared with £2, 155,232 in tho corresponding period of 1865, and £2,421,722 in the first nine months of 1864, It may bo interesting to recapitulate the imports of gold from the Australias during the eight years ending 1865:— 1852, £9,064,763; 1859, £5,024,536; 1860, £6,719,000, 1861, £6,341,225; 1862, 26,704,753; 1863, £5,905,368; 1864, £2,656,971, and 1965, £5,051,170, The discovery of gold in Australia oxcited fears, it will be remembered, in 1851, 1852 and 1853, that there would be a great dopre- ciation in the valne of that metal, a contingency which has not been realized in the least, although since those eventful years New Zealand has become a go'd produc- ing centre, The deliveries from the Australian colonies: this year promise to come up at least to the receipts in 1362 or 1863, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Monday, Dec. 10--10:30 A- M. g oup'T4,,.. 10K 100.ahe Brunswick olty id 744 ‘BL. 112% BO United States Ex... 73 osu, "2 10-5 10 Adams Expr i] iim 2m Cumin Co f no Ut 965 107, 100 Atlantic Mail 88 oun (ino'e sabe 88 nt Way, do io UR 104d cou. ten WON Union Nav 105g 109 Bn Water P's 45 Tr n. 7.3.10, Int 860 30 ph rn n bps ter Ing BR, pd if wo 1900 WY Mo at B00 1260 8 Car 6's, oxcou. % 30 100 N Car 6a. au 8 10 Ohl es 2 mH ual ii igier en Or, oy 100) Ghic & NW tnt) BY" 8 Reading Ri! 2000 Chic ANWS mo do 2H Chic & Alt To bie ORG 36D do. ahs Gal Net Buk. i 60 do. 6 ‘of Republic 117% Gm do ‘ vit 2400 ert 1 Ohtc & : 1 do. 1600 do. 8 809 Chie & Ni an «0 do. 3” do 90) hte & itgck Td aM 79 hte. RIM 12 MAP AnOh! erizt 100 Pitts, , os gana 3 ane COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mopar, Dee. 10-6 P. M. ‘Asuma.—Reoeipts, 3/2 packages The demand was mode- Buwansturve.—Recsipte %.539 bbis. four, 162.593 bushels whont, 276,077 do, corn, 131,575 do. oats, 99.907 do. rye, 1,200 do. malt, and 137.973 do. barley, High and medium grades of State and Western flour were offered very freely, and, being in slow demand, concession of from 100, a We. per bbl, was necossary in ordet to secure thelr sale Other de. scriptions, without material alteration in value, were dult, with a declining tendency. The sales comprise 7,000 bbis. at the yrrier quotations appended. For Southern dour there moderate demand at a corresponding reduetion on Bich and medium grades, the rawket closing with @ con: tinued downward fuclinailon, ‘The sales comprixe 250 bbls, Haye dour and corn moal were neglected. ad prices, in the absence of anion, were 10 = tl Wile prices, thouh quite nominal, were without The wales et © 000 busbols, including 3 do, at 68. The curw, mark oat 6,000 busts ry. Sales ware made of Malt was dull and nomioal In firtinness, fact, holders oxions sellers at the prices current annexed. and the market closed quiet thd anconen of Ba ~ hd “Warley was dail and honey, partion larly interior The aciee comprise 5 bushel: Vet ding 8,000 b at $1 2. Corton at the Ane reannd and nome what y. The sales were to a good extent. com- pring apmarde ‘Of 400 bales, ‘mainly at the following Upiged. Florida. Mobi. 8.0.43. oat idhing # a ¥ Aw “Th reo chan c0 eon at Mtge (Warwick on nose Ta ciber descriptions ener were of. Mee) ele at tee were ner ro ory common, Seng |S ad 100 do, No. Bat Of tar bi 8 to BL The market aciery vert na dil fo } 9 $B) 25 for oid ‘Also ire dolivery, 280 bole meses for Jaguary and February, at $2) 5 ea 4 Beet was in God et Without quota ie ah xia mena, and 8124 G18 for new plain 0. hema were more the J M4 ae Sm 5 om 7) 4 Jota att i f 0 Ripe oT tat and dew ehowtiders. rep vious "prisee,, Rater Toe ibe. 10F Wem Pa ae ne etme Cun wes lege 86 i st Be a tie, v4 dairy to chvtor pa buy at lower presi Sremnie Peet ey ain Santas night de eee oe % st ran wld hele Rar Sere The abing tthe ales na ie remained dull, es aes ea ihe een TELEGRAPHIC MARKI MARKET REPORTS. jee. 10, ate falen of Gioane « erie § at aa ery a: high pol Pee, eat firm; smal of new free. Oats dull, Seeds inactive, with in ede vee dha Provisions ver dull. Groceries peatire. ond and heavy; pity meats and nominal, ‘Sales of dressed hogs at 6. a 103. "Whilakey quiet but firmer at 286. & ks dull. Penney ta Binet 08; Mort Covad, 8 dull, vee, eh i Ratlronds Reading Rafiroad, A%; Gold : on le active an farmer: 3. peeves sold at to good. 126. ged: B00 sold at Sige a jogs dull; ohana: 808 ry + : ORDERED. i. J. ‘Assistant to dutgias Chet. t Geamammatin of woe ‘ailitary District of assuming the oe aked the late Brevet Colonel Ww.L it Quartermaster; Captain R. EB. Johnston, — United States infantry, to duty at Laxington, Ky. APPOINTED, John H. Donavan, as Captain, and 8. R. Rice and A. P. Rogers, as Second Lieutenants in tbe Forty-fourth n- fantry; Brevet Major A. 3. Kimball, Assistant Quarter. master United States Volunteor, as Captain, and Asaist- ant Quartermaster in the regular army. F. Madden, to a lHeutenancy in the Forty-second United States infantry, aud ordered to duty with ihe regi- ment at Philadelphia, ANNOUYCRD. Brevet Major General Absalom Baird as Inspoctor Gen- era}, Department of the Lakes, DISHONORABLY DISCHARGED, Hospital Steward B, F. Allen. ENGINEER CORPS TLAGS. General Order No. 93 from the War Department de- signates the size, color. &e., ot the flags hereafter to be used by the Engineer Corps. RETIRED. The following officers have been retired from service ;— Brevet Major General Charles Thomas, ass atant qyarier: ‘master general; Brevet Brigadier General 1. H Vinton, assistant quartermaster general: Brovet Brigadier Gen: eral George H. Crosaman, assistant quartermaster gem eral; Lieutenant Colonel Osborne Cross, dey quarter- master general; Colonel &. B. Rabbitt, deputy quarter- master goneral; Captain Wm B. Hochea, quartermaster Department of California; Captain J. H. Beicher, Louis- ville, Ky.; Colonel, J. C, Crane, inspector, Cincinnati, Ohio; Brevet Colonel (. H. Irwin, Nashville, Tenn; Brevet Major J. ©. Mann, Northboro, Mass, w. BR. Restianx, Loniaville, Ky. ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel HL Skinner, ‘Little Rock, Ark ; W. L. Thayer, Fort Lyon, Conn., and R, M. Potter, mili storekeeper, New York olty, are placed on waiting orders. GENERAL FRY GOING TO THR PACIFIC. Brevet Major Genoral James B. Fry t# announced aa Adjutant General of the military division of the Pacific. aswGNen, Brevet Colonoi R. W. Kirkham, Qaartermaster United States Array, as Chief Quartermaster of the Department of California; Brevet Colonel R' M Batchelor, Assistant Quartermaster, as Depot Quartermaster at Joferaunvilie, Ind., ralieving Colonel R. C. Ruthorford. PROMOTION OF LIRUTKNANT I W, JACKSON, The President has appointed Lieutenant Huntington W. Jackson, of Newark, N. J.,@ lieutenant colonel of United Stalen Volintoora, for gallant and meritorious nervices in the field, bia brevet to hear rank from March 13, 1865. Colonel Jackson was formerty aid de-camp to _ General Newton, and was recommended for pro Ch, that officer, together with Generals Sedgwick CHIYF QUARTRRMASTRNS, General A. W. Halleck, commanding the Military Pivi-ton of the Paciflo, announced in General Orders on the 14th wit, that Brevet Major Goneral Robert A'len had avenmed the duties of Chief Quartermaster of the division, cr yg to hia brevet rank. Brevet Colonel ., he ter General, ea aaa n nnty Quartermast vaaeth Se, by Genera! Allon, has been directed to 4 = {0 the haadquartera Department of tho Columbia Chief Quartermastor of that department. Brevet Colonel R Kirkham bas been astigned to duty as Chiet Quarterraaster of the Department of California. MINOSLLANEOU? Tho orders accepting th» resignations of Firat Lieu. tonant §, 8. Bennett, Kighteenth United states infantry, and Second Lieutenant John D, Blaker, Ninth United States infantry, have been revoked. Brevet Brigadier Goneral Seth Eastman, TAeutenant Colonel United states army, has bern relieved from duty asa momber of the board of officers at Carlisi. Pa,, con. vened by Special Orders Auqost 16, 1866, and ordered to ansume duty performed Brovet Brigadior General Bonneville at that piece By direction of the President the disability of Mytoy Movian, Second Lieutenant Fitth (nited States oaval to re-enter the service, caused by his dismissal, has been, removed. Major General Butterfield, General Recruiting Agent United Sta’es Array, has within the past fow dave sent 800 rrornita to varions reciments, as follows: 504 men to the Seventeenth infantry, ILL men to the an fantry, and 185 men to the Seventh infantry. Youterday a detachment of 179 recruita ond three of- from Redioe’s [siand, sailed ou the steamer Hunts ville New Orleans. On the Lith instant a detachment of 800 recrnits wil! leave Governor's Isiand in thie Nicaragua mail steamer for the Forrteenth infantry, Incated in Califorcia This com (meng the organization of the now regiments, made from the second and third battalions of the three det- talion regiments. NAVY BULI BULLETIN. DETACHED, Nov, 28,—Assistant Paymaster Chas 1D, Mansfeld, from United States coast warvey schooner Arago, and ordered to settle his accounts; Acting First Assistant Enoenser J. H. Padget, from United Stats coast survey schooner Arago, and on leave for discharge; Acting Eostgn F. A. G. Bacon. from United Stata coast survey schooner Arago, snd waiting ordors; Mate A.M. Hergner, from United States coast wnrvey schooner Arago, and ordered to the Massacha wotta, Nov, 30—Surgeons L. B. Hunter and W 8 Rashen- berger, from duty as members of (he Retiring Board at Philadelphia piaced on waiting orders, Sargeon Ps uty as Judge Advocate of the Retiring phia and placed on waiting orders odore Win. D. Whiting, from navigation dnty at New York, and ordered t temporary duty at the law York Navy Yard; Lieutenant Com nder Jas. @. Maxwell, trom duty at Bay Point, 1nd ordered to temporary duty at New York wy Yard, Lieaten- ant A. D. Browor, from the Khode i# ordered to the Unadilla Francia H. Baker, from Norfolk, Va, and orlered command ai Lioutenant Commander La Rue P, from’ daty at tve New York Navy Yard and ordored to the Peoria, December 16, Master Win. K. Wheeler, from the Rhoae Island aad ordered to the Haron on January 1; Captate Onservatory, Wash Pawnee on January H. Fietchor and Josiah Isiand and ordered to the Ire maner Oscar C ‘iltam B. Woolsey, from duty at the Naval itton, and ordered to command tne ; Rovans Roval Bradford, Arthur Wilson, from the Rhode i048 on January 1; Com. Pitts. borg, Pa., on the reportin red to command the Peoria on Decomber 16, Commander Karl English, from ordnance duty at New York and ordered to command the Iroquois on January 1; Lieutenant Com mmandor Alfred T. Mahan, (rom ord doty at Wash ington and ordered tw tho ay, J wary 1, Acting Second Avsistant Ko Jhacien W. Clift, from the Now York Navy Yard and ordered to the (ondilla, Act. ing Passed Assistant surgeon Francis V Greene, from duty at the Naval Laboratory, New Yi and ordered wo the = took; Acting Third Assistant Engl. neer James oy ‘rom the Palos and ordered yohwont; First Aust. Kagineor G. L. M. MoCary, al ordered to tae Penobscot, Actlay from the Pilgrim ant nobsoot; Virst Anvistant Engineer & J, Whittaker, frown the Guerriere and ordered ww the Una- i Engiorer Jax Patterson, and ordered Wa the Penobscot; Acting Third Assiatant Engineer Jace H. Chesney, from duty at Ray Point, & C., and ordered North. Dro, 3—Liegtevant Commander Log Erbven, from the N to command the vor at Dec, 3—Aoting Bnegs ‘Someel L, Griffin, of the On- ward. MO ERED. pone Tey yey narecen Ge 3. Fife, from duty the Naval Hospital * how, 0 -Actng Resign Goorge W. pie ‘with the Const snevey Dee, 1—Leotennat Commander Wen. i Pawnee Janvary 1, Commander Wm. Kev me temporary orduance duty at Pilteburg, Pa Amisiant Bagi sere Wr J. Pal, Jove tt bi Aging Becoms oy Me Kugineot Sobn ite toe Unatiia, Acti Asimans Surgeon i. to hsison, ly og 4 Eat ¢ Tee to the Tha Gs “sand, Macer W. 5. took, Aoting arate nat Sune the Haron Jan » Maser fea latin Iroq om Jonesy "Tiewtnant ate Bea datee, te commend Une pred og ‘aeune Pen moet y pacereaan Commies | Livomimand the Pravbeot: Agttant Pay mamer ¥ Tho, @. to (0 Usuiila, Livatganat Onumnapier ser Wedeperasoy siveraen, Be ‘sitet the Posse Paymaster spe teaa a magus sir | x a 2, eee Morris, James E. Morn, Gorge A, to the Paw- 7, Decomber 10, at Strrieton, January 1 wal od. Br Cor ‘lzon, John | &. f., aftor a short 7 ent, Bexay C, Hepisy, tn tho tout Te Phelan, War Watte ana Wan. if Emory, to the Iro- | year of his ace. quois, January 1, Korrors —On. iv, Daceenher 8, W. ©. Kovrnus, in the 67th year of his ag: APPOINTED, Nov, 23.—James B. Parker, Assistant Surgeon. HONORABLY DISCHAROKD, Noy, 28—Mate Joseph W. Fox, from August 27, 1865, ‘The Navy Department has issued a circular angoune- ing that « misconstruction having, in some quarters, been put upon General Order No. 16, the department informs commanding officers and others whose approval to bills for funeral services Is necessary that it was not designed to change previously existing regulations in any other way than by fixing a limit to correct a grow! tendency to extravagance, boyond which funeral ex- Ppenses would be disallowed, ‘Whenever it shall become necessary for the government to defray the funeral ex. penses of an officer of the navy or marine corps” is not to be understood as changing the regulation prohibiting an allowence for such expenses “when the deceased bas loft effects suiticient to satiafy them.’? MICELLANEOUA, The steamer Powhatan, a of the United States eeerren in ie in the South Pacific, Rear Admiral George on board; arrived at Panama on the evening of the 27th Now from Callao, whence she sailed on the 20th, baving made a remarkabl: passage. She will await the eniral of Admiral amas successor, Admiral Dahlgren, expected out on tho 9th inst, The Pow- hatan will remain the bape of the South Pacitic squadron, and will pane he ve Panama for the South 0p or about Decembe: The following is A Tiat of the United States naval officers who arrived on the Powhattan :— Roar Admiral, Geo. F. Pearson; Fleet Lieutenant Com- mander, Charles W. Seay: 4 Admiral ‘8 Secretary, Thomas R. Proctor; Fieot Surgeon, John Reuderstien ; Fleet Pay: master, Thomas H. Looker; Fleet Marine Officer, cap tain Frank dtunroe, The following is a list of the officers of the Pow. Onnmander, H. K. Davenport; Lieutenant Command. and Cl Blake; Li wn retains were interred in the family vault, Second eet, Loxann.—On Monday morning, December 10, at two o'clock, Henny J. Luoxanp, youngest son of and Haunali Leonard, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, streot,"on Wednesday afternoon, at half- lock, “His remains will be interred in Flat- uush Cemetery. Merniam,.—in Havana, on Tuesday, December 4, Manus F., wife of W. H. Merriam, aged 34 years. Friends of the family are reapectfally invited to attend the funeral, from hor late residence, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at five o'clock, McAvam.—On Monday, December 10, CaTaanme, youngest daughter of Dauiel and Ross McAdam, aged 3 7 the friends of tho ( sof tho (amily are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from ny residence of bat vatoate 53 Carmine streot, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, MoFartaxp.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, December #, James ALEXANDER, son of James and Kiizabeth MoFar- land, in the 19th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are speatiuliy invited to attend the funoral, from the resid > nts, No, 2 Liberty street, corner of aan -_ Ineaday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further ineation? PAaviaey.—On Sunday, December 9, Joux 2D Pavuses, beloved husband of Sophia Paulsen, aged 36 years, 0 months and 18 days, The relatives and friends of the family, also the mom. bers of Company F, Third regiment N. ¥. N. G., are rv. apectfully invited to attend thi neral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at ono o'clock, from corner of Eloventh sxenge oad and Twenty: Ruoprs. —On ors, Edward ‘harlen joutenants, | Raones, of this sity te year of his age. Henry Glass and Philip H. Cooper Master, C. M. Ches- The friends and rela: von of the family are invited to ter; Acting Ensign, John Donnett; Assistant | attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 4: Passed yaad illiam 8, Foot; Anaistant Surgeon, Howard M. Rundictt; Lieutenant Marines, A. B. Young; Mates, C. &. Bollows, H. G. Robinson, Byron Tripler, H. B. Eaton, F. W. Turner. Chief Kogineer, J. B, Kimball; First ‘Assistant Enginoors, E. M. Olson and J. B. Casponter; Second As- sistant Enginoer, David Jones; Acting Second Engineer, Harvey Clapp; Acting Third Aisin Engineers, John W, Clements and Jabez Burchard; Boatswain, John L. Sinclair; Guoner, Burgess P. Allon; Carpenter, John MacFarlane; “ailmaker, Jobn W. North; Captain's Clork, A. W. Belknap; Floet Paymaster's Clerk, John W. Brigham. Woat Forty-fourth street, ou Wednesday morning, at oven o'clock, without further notice. —In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, November 25 if eoheletiog of the lungs, Joun Raxpotrs Sem, to the ‘38th year of hin age. Sarria, t Atlanta, Ga, on Sunday, December 2, of hea fever, Kate G., the beloved wife of John A ith, of Tennessea, and daughter of William Taylor, of Taylorville, Fort Loe, Surtmn. - Monday evening, Decamber 10, at } residence, No. 288 Fifth avenue, Mr. Jous W. Suyru the 60th yoar of his ava. io The United States screw sloop Swatara arrived at | Notice of funeral boreafter, Malaga, Spain, on the 234 of November, and aatied the | Var.—-At Rahway, N. J., on second day, twolfth vame day for Carthagona, Barcelona and Marsetiies, All | month, 10th, Beszawiy T. Vatn, fu the ith yeur of his on board wore wall Jos. J. Harvey, whose appointment as an Acting Aasistaut Paymaster was revoked on the 13th of April last, has had bis renee Searing hia that date. REW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Serser ony. Forswarivns’ Day.—The natives of New England who reside in this city will moot this evening at the resi dence of Mr. D. 8. Gregory, to make arrangements for the celebration of Forefathers’ Day. Aanest oy Two Mex vor Atuecen Romneny i New York.—John Hennessy and Sarnuel Cunningham were arrested on Sunday might, the former charged with atealing a gold enamelled watch, seals and chain, valued ‘at $400, from a disreputable house at 240 West Thir- teenth street, New York, and the latter as an accom. plice, Ove of the Metropolitan detectives pursued the the men to this city, and at the residence of Hennessy in Washington street, stolen property was found under the pillow oa wi he was composing himself to sleep. Ho acknowledged the theft, and was yostorday committed to the County Jail for trial, Cunningham was admitied to bail, age. The -elatives and friends of the family are reapectl: invited to attend the funeral, from bia late residence fourth day afternoon, at half. past two o'clock, witho vut December 9, Takarn D, Wauren ge. this (Tuesday) morning, at ton o'clock, from his late residence, 262 East Broadway Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attent Warsow. —On Saturday, Decomber 8, Tiosas Warsos in the 36th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respe: fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late re dence, 68 Watts street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at on» pe iopiog Watr.—-On Monday, December 10, after a short bat sev're illness, Mrs St«avwan Warr, in ber 70th year. Her friends and relatives are respectfully fnvited to attond the funoral, from har late residence, No. 476 Pearl atreot, this (fuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock Watans,—On Monday, December 10, Martin Water the beloved husband of Maria Waters, aged 30 yours The relatives and friends of the family ara respect fally requested to attend the fanera!l, on Wednewday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 15 Franklio airect. Wran.—On Monday, December 10, 1866, Mr, Joanrs tt Wrenn, aged 43 voars. The relatives and friends of the family are respectf!ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, No @2 Kast Fifteenth street, this (Puesday) morning, at ton o'clock. ES SHIPPING NEWS. Newark, Drowsiwe Case. —The body of James Smith war ais. covered in the canal, near the Bethel ehurch, yeaterday morning. It was in an advanced state of decomposition, ‘and bad evidently been in the water some days, A Coroner's inquest was held. Incrnorant..—During Sunday sight and yesterday three fires ocurred in Newark. On Sunday night two attempts were made to burn the promises of Patrick ‘Tully, at 160 Thomas street; both fires were extinguished ; lowe about £50 Yesterday a fire broke out in the stable rear of 70 River stroet, the building bring completoly destroyed at a low of about $490, Aman named Caleb Ward was severely injured by faulting timbers, Acopmst.—Vesterday morning a boy named Joseph Courtmeyer, omployed in the jewelry ostablishmeut 55 Hamilton «treet, was severely injared by being caught He was drawn up to the ceiling with great violence and recelved very serions injnries Ho wi taken tothe oiftce of Dr. Thoda, where two of his finger wore amputated and his other wounds dressed en a MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ALMANAC FOR SEW YOuE—TuIs DAY, 115) moon sure, Ship Jas Poster Alwal, Liverpool TH Marsal Buip ‘Atmorphete (bt Oram, Liverpool~fapedot!, Wros # Co. Shin Harpawel! Owen. Uovre— Boyd & Hinckon Hark And Holsberw By Welialre’ Lit Milt, Liverpool via Balti oe—N» Weoks, Tarragona! Neary ndergren, Cork for orders—¥ riadow via Norfola Trig Wising Bun, SeoAsl, Ponce and Arroye—T Ww a F ‘trong. Berry (He), Conyers, Werinudansd N It. ortlnna Millar, Meughis Bark Castleton (Br pier & Welstord Bark Harding, Sehr Donna Auni Nene Alantic (Ir) Wolf. Married. Ascurnsos—Warrrewonn—On Thursday, November 22, at St. Bride's church, Liverpool, England, by the Lockhart, Hantapor: Withur, Galveston" Ht Rov, Willen M. Falloon, M.A, ascated by the Rev. T. | Kehr Gem, Welton, Galveston —Young & Cowan W. Wheeler, M Enwinp ‘Asonmesox, formerly of | Seber € 8 Haylis, Steele, Mobile~ inking Bertin, to Kuss Lawarnor, only daughter of Wi ome Albert Thomas, Van Brunt, Mt Marks, Fla—K 0 fur! liam T. Whittemore, Monnt Vernon, Prince's Park, for Ache Veota, Chiveral merly of New York. No cards, Richmond—Von Bewut & f Bxormensox—Toxe —O0 Thursday, November 22, wittanville, by the Rev. Father Breen, Tw AvooM Us BRrorntason to Fawn F Tove Cann—Pracen —On Sonday, December 0, at the res , by the Rey. Dr. & Adier Bebr 8 W Lewt o x! K it Sehr Margaret, Parr, Philadelphia--Rentiey, Hin" * pa nto Avarsta, danghter of L. H Prager, Arrived. steamatip tows (Wr). Orelg, Glasgow Nor 31. and Morttie TAA, with tndee and passengers, to Francis Mao hurd papers please copy m ry Cone—Tovessivr —At 8t Johns Newfoundland, on ee a ~ one entire pavan, y eetate Thursday, November 29, by the Rev. Arch tom whe "7 “ to Mise Evcavis toy, Aanon B. Conv, w York ott Toussant, Eeq, ost daughter of J teen eat St, Joho, No cards, Philadalphin papers pieas.-ony contiowing, carried away the rudder head writ -—090 Monday, Decem ver 26 fast don th 20m ‘ate tag. Be Hloty Trietty 4 the Rev Patrick S al 4 ry rudder aod has been nm, One *! ‘ mt Binal mn r Caliwetl, Hey. all of Brooktys tuttes tM Masera, On satordar - Mr i GM anghtor © nd two team) of thia city. No oarg On Thurday, December 6, te ft» t., Kowano P Scorr to Evelcs Races daagbter of Walters of this elty a Key W oe BaKipox-—Lomnitane—On Mi December 10, Ar New Orieans; TUORT. Sustoov. Kea, to Avan F Lowciana, voit of this city » cards. ) Died. Montgoune Baricor.—At Voriham, on Munday, December 9. Soman Mobile, * days with mdse A, daught stor and Sarah Briggs, in tho J4h year u of her age. The relat in of the family are respect{vlly foiled to a'tend (he feneral, on Wednesday morning, at leven oF t the Meformed Dotch burch, at Fordham rrages Will be in attendance at the depot on the arriva: of the we jock train from Tweaty sixth street Bowie —On Monday evening tober 10, Tican Francia, th od non of ucla and Elizabeth Ber Kl¢, and gronison of Thomas Jomtoott aged 2 years, 9 Monthe and 6 aays is Bare thee we bert te In a world bike and aoquaint pare and love to dee apectfally A to ree debde of Nis parents 11S Kast Pwonty lth street On Wednewin: afiernoon, at ove @ lok fens, Jaws (11, aged TT veers and 6 mont | Tiss relatis os nnd friends of th Attend the fur v } a'dlook, from hie inte re Without furshor invitation onwnts.—On Monday December 10, T Mtnisce Com L he friends and relatives are respectfully invited to tend the funern!, from lle late rewillonen, Lut Raut teins Hennes Sow Oh pend igbth airoet (St. Mark's place), om Thursday afternoon, | it half-past one 9 clowk Hogees Mt Themes 14 dare Dorin. on Monday, December 10 after s linyering | . fines, Niew cas Dover, aged 96 youre Higaine, Jeremie, 1 tars, oi The relatives and wie, and these of Die brothers Joveph J. avd te, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at tam o'clock, from the residence of hia brother, 400 Fourth avenue Fosarss. — On Monday, Decetaber 10, Fuvnexct, (9 eat ter of Charley L. and Lydia Flowing Telatives and friends of the family are respectfally Invited to attend the foneral, from the residence of her | awl 2 Grand street, Now Vork, thie (Puesday) | a! balf-past one o'clock \* Vows mn Sanday morning, December 9, of pasu- monia, Mre Carnanive Freaean, | The reiatives and frivnds of the fatnliy are reaperifully fnvited to attond the funeral, this (Tuewiay) moraing, t | Gleven o'ciock trom the rasdance f ber ayphew, Marin | L. Crowell, No. 22 Charies surest. Ganonen—om Sunday, December 9, st Haverstraw, Rockland county, Roreet Gaapwan, aged 72 years, ‘The relative: and friends of the family are reepect faliy inviies to jo funeral, from his lai res Gener, nt Hav orvtn * (Tuesday) aflermoon, a four pore please copy ntay, Deceta ber 0, Mrs Ouamtrree Gear 1) mocthe ao 26 days aod a quaistenors, eles Ue members of cle, How York, are renpectfully invited | a! Centhel Map'ist churet, Bridge Nignie enwe Wiliongby atromt, Tyeein7) afternoon, at (#9 o'clock. Grape — morning, December 4, afer s Bhiory and servers Winer, Kiaas, wife of the late David re invited to attend vie Lerstm, Bivens fog West, Aleany fur (208 fom Mamive Marine Diameters Ph dy 4A Fes Late whith reentry & tee heen a eeitins orders oF * toped J comeuaha tere oe Sner Avmrnse (Rr befor Ale bakeg BAnOTe Wes own I Pre rame her beeing fin per tomes oF Bene Tow Peewee ey . The reiacroe hud frievds fqnera), os Toemimy ) me a rrgin Wet Orie. } earn med nh i 1 Gernnte: | Hamner Hatarday, December §, Kowsno, son of | 2 | late Ar Hartiovo, im the Wh year Ot tue s revitenns, Ma § Mort stron, om | ft me 0 RK, prectacty. Prewda oh Vhe famiy are reepectially invited | Bases. — Or Sanday, Dronm'or 0, Mane Mtane, the i boved da.g ter of Foun Mean, aged 2 years, 6 months vem and It days weal | The frends and to anrvee of the (amir ate reapoe! ality: Maytag fo wend Lae fagertl, crm Ber aye terdemon, nee Bae Gor pete way Chet on ene # ie Gottray, trom Now for Teres, with on govarted cores, ts E) Sir foe ra Roun Emin, Rood ch as before), from Wi! NC. foe Port au Prinae, has been wrecked (no date ae pare Wentard given). The B was il tone Wurtbou, aod was ow ond in Boston | Son Gaciminne, from Demerara for New York. with mox Assen and peanuss. put into Barbados 16th uli. with main tiost sprung. having bore Up Of the Sth from tat 26, Lou 43. or tue Cunw of re Nova Paa—The fotlowt tract from a letter written by Capt Yon —Lhersby beg to Inform you x Wet & heavy sex ran hard 10 sqvratle iva iViat all her Mopar spare, eudder, de, vd. under ber lower fi have No not be: rt (1 have lowt wy ry No Sate (forthwith passengers. lou 9.27 W, an iM Ob. low a8 Your obedient servant, 12. VON HAGHEM, Counmion—While the sobr David Favs. of Surry, wae v aviernoon, ahe ram, lying a! anchor Im fothon adore sudsequentiy out. Miscellaneous. Naw Toss: 6 (6G PRUSPEEERG\enmshiy {ix0, oughly overhauled, went down the bay tyes vay morning on a trial utp, amd returmed ja (he afer itd ae ie from the "aen Mhij FP—At Baro th inat aoe tke camag, the & of abont 1 ca ja herohy given t annk off Powey Harbor {low water apring sr aan bea rig a trie pt rit on Pinaaee Hand tree tds F ii BERTILON, See Whatemen, at San Francisco Oct, ahip Romen NWN dl eanal shows abd donnie Rocks off Gr Y head of the low water «y mila ‘on By onder, mr Vaoll NB, coe et 21, ships Roinde 21.000 shiv. Thos Diskasa, oi tiestte, Pitty +, 50 01 SOG) bone: Stephania, inotair, da. 40) of MOD bones ~coe Macomber, do, Th) 000 bene: i7th ships Northera 1150 4p 9 wh 20) Lone Aplendid, Piahen bark Tamer \. do, m, Pieres. do, Le wo 1A. bone Tel Laight Clough, 4 1200 o41 3 000 " ™ Champion, of Fdeartown, arrived at Honotals * o, att fund taken t Bb ie Of and 15.0%) Ihe bone this season, ped by the Taabella; cur, Tenerife, Mov} 1T Cao, O Payal (and ald 9th), Oth, RT, Baew vey. ty Cand ath At Payal Sth ult, bark Ospray, Gartlant, of NB. ready Cor Ship Com Mor land, NB wasnt Payal Nor haw ous whale Sih, im apaie of wiot, making 160 au). whial fanded vail ial day on crae round the ti ipvia for San Yr . Mid tt brig Wo: York: Baad, brig W'R Binary. Renal Meee —Are bark Vietune. Wilson, NYork, “trout, Jackson vil ail Phtiedeiph Ni 1) ache Garibelal, Seiler, from Domarare for (in 1th tm Ai 4 others ig Milwackse, Brown, from 8 York, arr Me pte Rovio, Killens, Freokforty ax Noy om a ieig JW Drisko, Katou, Wente- Joa (o- Mhtiadelphta, wartae, Now D-Are barks Velma, iherees: Ameren ait foe Bowen): 2iat Ternina, an aod NY Nase Ho vi ib for Borate NYork) J a horse, ore (apt aia for Genoa) "dia ‘fe Hina NY \ amalart y ton eRe] “Are ty tie (Teas. eee ew Senko cate eigte oe oe tyes: wre Rona). id Sot Ht ste tgs a pore, "ald Rib whe Bboy nid oat Se Lor cy sataciory. Mow 19 Arr bark a Now ain port port T Mecinire, Lavtiatebd. for an coommelge lier os Nalvedor, Rathivan lien Age Lapiter Rew camahinn Par kareieate, eee ports, 3h, Consttation, Covertz, ham Now hn por wre, Gon Honey & Lowtes, ov are, ¥T eed. Now Bi Wiart whe Matytand, Cathe puspeses tae New Tore ts shine Britian Wrety, Woedand "ain sake’ ay Bye Kaley. Mow Vors Amer Porte. PM amar ts Louie, Oleneeen, ¢ 1° dante, Mrcknrwon. Potatel . ‘th Aer bare Charles Millar, Wrewer, Walltmnore te no wile Mort Onrdenes: eshre Wits fmen sifasstpuia Prince, Laval NYork Wd ship Bart mapa tine wamship Croapatra. Now Orie Balam enim ta, Motueka, from NO. “Kid chip Misevurt, Kiwards, Lie- + rigged venaal Bid oche % Caldoot, Pf Humose F area: 4 Addn Mokdam Partindge, +0 mehee A ™ mor Cow 1 ge for 4a. Vobwnt, oy ima OK *~ 5, Piaree see WAVES p Are where Newry Ole Foaes nate oor. i, et mam, eats es > | —-—-lege. oe Por ageyes Prices AWWA Dot Bag J Ay " re gn “Wil Drmene, weet ° wh ae