The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1867, Page 7

EE EEE EEE Ee “<< NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1867. M E K i Cc oO FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ® . Fmpar, Jan. 1-6 P. M 23) guicksiver ie Ca a3 wo The flurry in the money market which yesterday | 12) Me pone preferred. By 200 almost amounted to = ‘corner’ in greenbacks visibly Subsided to-day, partly owing to the influence of public 7 before revorted at Bdgarto ais ated. Bostow Yous inst in tow. een see Canton Compan; LOUISIANA. 4) Del & Hud i. be anne ) Lammas, (Br), from Prince Edward Ie’, x rr and for go Netter Cai Ges Co Ws on Deo 27, lat 3 61, by dark Coloaist SPECIAL TELEGHAM TO THE HERALD. The Effect of Governor Wells’ Letter—He ts In Favor of the Constitutiopal Amendment— Holds Mor Radical Ground—Pro- Doses to Remodel the State Convention. New Oaxaxs, Jan. 11, 1867. Governor Wells’ letter to ‘Trumbull hag created considerable stir in political circles here, and the ex- rebels are in ecstasies at witnessing Governor Wells and Geueral Sheridan at war with one another, while the Fiasfan Wh tiok, snd supped whh treviatoe ported hteo days from Canso part of destination, and eel oe bom reach, »to Bermuda or woame other port for safety. When tirstsoen was stecriag for Ber Reed, which sailed from San Franctsoo Dee wena re ryt Weel og haan M ge manty eanall « of wind = ore ok"tnd head’ of metnmast; lost" slarboar® auhar B: aio F ¥ Marmucon (Br). ashore on Rishop ieee 1 Pequstored 106 mou paperemieets ees rated A cy nee Bretou in oud bails from Active Preparations to Move Ten Thou- sand Liberals Into the Interior. BES Sa Generals Escobedo and Rocha on the bgp y fan-ayhe at patdamagr labo n areas Mareh After Mejia. Uaited States Troops to Prevent Raids of Mexi- can Indians Along the Bio Grande. ae. &e. ae ‘SPECIAL TELEGRAM T@ THE HERALD. Maramoxos, Jan. 7, via New Onzeays, Jan. 11, 187. ‘The liberal forces of Coahuila entered Matamoros on ‘WDecember 27. They had seventy wagons and eighteen pieces of artillery with them. They are to proceed im- “mediately to the interior. A sufficient number of wagons and the transportation ‘mecessary for a body of ten thousand men have been “pressed into the service. Cortina, who et last accounts was ia pursnit of Canales om the read to Vietorm, bas turned up fn front of “‘Mata- ‘mores to-day. A report has been circutcted that ha tn- tends to attack this place; but the forces will have to be s@trong and well directed that will overcome the prepara- Mona that have been vigorously going on here for some time, Cortine may have bean hurried hither by some ‘Taleo report about Canales being hereahouts, ‘We have recelved papers from Matebuala up to De- eomber 27, and-from Monterey to the 2d instant. They make no mention of San Luis Potosi having been occu- pied by the liberals, The occupation, however, of Gua- dalajara and Aguas Caliente is confirmed. The command of General Rocha, which recently ope- vated against’ Matamoros in conjunction with General Escodedo’s, had arrived at Monterey on December 21 ‘and were euthusiastically received. Generals Escobedo and Rocha were to leave Montercy Fanuary 7, for Matehuala on the road to San Luis, to join Trevino who was reported to have beaten Mejia at Gua- dalacazar, half way between Matehuala and San Luis. Colonel Sedgwick is still at Brownsville, He justifies his action in occupying’ Matamoros, about a month ago, b; orders aud private letters. The Report About Corona Probably 1 feunded-Pontoons to be Inspected nud vairy Ordered to the Rio Grande-Depre- dations by Mexican Judinns Said to he the Cause, &e. ‘New Orvmans, Jan. 11, 1867. Noue of the official despatches from Browneyille that ‘nate been received here to-day at military beadquariers confirm the alarming reports by the Austin from Brazos about the situation at Matomoros, as the military com mander at. Rrownevilie reports nothing remarkable con- verning the movements of Cortina; and there was no ferious interruption of trade between Matamoros and all points of the northern and middie sections of the tnterior. It is officially reported from Galveston that General Reynolds was to have left that place on the 7th for the Rio Grande. _Colonet Gillesple, of,General Sheridan's staff, wag to- day orders’ to proceed without delay to Galveston, for ‘the purposs of inspecting the pontoon trains at that ‘point, » Wt appears that the Indians are becoming very trouble- some vr: (he Northwestern frontier, as orders have been tmaned to forward cavalry in that direction—specially to %e neighborhood of Laredo, just above the head of ‘navigation On the Rio Grande, In this way their depre- dations amd escape into Mexico cannot fail to be cut off SOUTH AMERICA. - “Phe Awezen aad Other Rivers Open te the ‘Trade of the World--Riot in Pernambure— Ree ey nated Lines t Atlantic and Pacific: Senbourda--Commerctal, &c. » Bro Januro, Dec, 3, via Lispon, Dev. 25, 1866. , The rivers Amazon, Tocanting and San Francisco have Deon thrown open to the trade of all nations. At Pernambuco there was a riot between Brazilians gad Portuguese, Of the latter eighty were Killed, aud the Vortaguese, combined with the English in Pernam- “euro, killed one hundred Brazilians afterw ards. Three Hundred soldiers of the Brazilian army have ar- rived at Montevideo, and the transpor{s Julia and Dili. Jente are expected to arrive at an carly date with seveu banks having been generally disposed to extend all the facilities in their power to borrowers on the Exchange. The would-be panic makers have successful than they anticipated, and ecquired a very unouviable notoriety, Tess bave will possibiy soon lead te a publication Monday. Some of this money was engaged without boing taken, the interest being paid om condition of its certified checks through both banks and private lenders, and alt the machiperv of credit was employed to shut legal tender notes out of ciroglation. The result is par- tiatly seen iu ¢he returns of the Clearing House this morning. The Rank of the State of New York was ‘Sreditor to the extent of $3,800,000, the Tenth National Bank $1,250,000, the Bank of the Republic $500,000, and the Bank of Commerce: a total of $5,760,000, while nearly all the other banks were debtors. ‘One of the dangers attending a forced contraction of the currency is seen in the power which it enables a fow unscrupulous speculators to wield over the moncy market, to the disturbance of values and monetary affairs generally, not only here, but all over the coup- try. The depression in trade ig on the increase andthe people are looking forward to the fature with apprehon- sion, al! confidence in the present management of the Treasury having been lost. It is therefore the duty of Congress to take into immediate consideration the sub- ject of the currency and avert a commercial and fnancial crisis by arresting a further coutraction of legal tender notes, except perhaps to a very limited extent in compound interest notes as they mature, say from ten to twenty miilfons per annum. If this is not done widespread disaster must ensue, The stock market was unsettled at the opening of business, and prices were in some insiantes lower than at the clove last evening, Erie having sold down to 6134 1%. At the early session of the public board, however, there was more steadiness, aud Efie advanced to 62% 80; Michigan Southern, 7974. At the regular hoard con- siderable Grmness was displayed aud prices improved on the call, while the aggregate of transactions was lsrzo, Among the miscellnheous shares Pacific Muil was strong and recovered to 168%. Erie closed.1!¢ lower than at the same time yesterday, Michigan Southern 3, Nori western 13, Cumberland Coal \{. Hudson was % higher, lilinois Central %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, North- western preforred , Fort Wayne 3%, Pactiic Mail 233. Government securities were heavy. 1881 showed a decline of %, five-twenties of 1862 34, issue of 1865 34, seven-thirty notes of the frat and second series 4%. Missouri sixes were 1% lowor. - At the one o'clock open board the’ market wag strong. Erie advanced to 63%, New York Centra!, 11034; North- western, 41%—preferred, 80% ; Union Navigation, 108%, and Maryland Coal, 8%. At the haif-past two board there was a further improvement and ® general restora- tion of confidence in higher prices, New York Central closed 2 bigher than at tho firat regular board, Krie13,— preferred 1, Reading 3, Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Rock Island 2{, Northwestern #%—pro- ferred %, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi corti. cates 24, Atlantic Mail 2, Quicksilver 3%, Canton 7%, Weatern .Usion Telegraph %. Government securities sympathized with the general improvement. Coupon aixes of 1881 wero % higher, five-twentios of 1862 34, saven-thimty notes of the second series 3s, third series ‘4. Tounessee sizes, wow, declined i. At the haif-past threg open board the market continued active and buoy- ant. New York Central sold at 110%; Erie, 64 a 665; Reading, 10534; Toledo, Wabash and Western, 43%/'a ‘Michigan Southern, 804; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 9) Rock Island, 102%; Northwestern, 42 a 42};—preferred, 81% a 14; Fort Wayne, 108; Ohio and Mississippi certifi- cates, 2734 (b. 3); Maryland Coal, 8%. During the rest of the afternoon the market remained firm, and at half-past five the following quotations were currout:-— New York Coutral, 110% 0 %; Erie, 6634 @ 3¢; Reading, Michigan Southern, 803g a %; Cleveland a %: Northwestern, 40 a %—preferred, 70% a Coupon sixes of eeEgS5e COMMERCIAL REPORT. Furpay, Jan, U—6 P.M. Asnxs.—Receipts, none. The market at previous quota. tons was steady but quiet, Brxansrorrs.—Reompis, 6,610 dbis. four, 140 do, and 187 bags corn meal, 4,18 bushels corn, 2,515 do, eats, 900 do. ‘malt, and 858 do. seed. The market for State and Western flour was inactive, and with ® general desire to realtze prices. Feceded 10c, a 200. per dDbi.on nearly all grades. The salex comprise only 6,000 bbls., at our revised quovations annexed. ie HO. @ hex. Eo bd 6 ¥ f a a Corvar wax steady, with a continued fair a. aales cover (0 bags Rio, ex Valkyrien, on privatgerme, ie Ue pasa 18%, ee ie ener: = Hoard ‘e py vai a ions we of, 39 sales, ae Preval Ca gn FR rices. Corre at previous prices was very firm with a ses active demand. ‘The sales womprise 200,00 Ibs-+ taclatieg Portage Lake and Baltimore at 2B, & 38540, English amvetiers advanced their CANDLES — Pinccating ware. quiet b 1 were unc! but wicady si ale, at B8c. a Wo. for Fxxicers continued dull. The en, Liverpuol, 740 baies cotton at ad i s 5. Kta. nents were:--To and, per sien 350 boxes cheese at 2bs., i00 tonw ined "at 225, Londou, 10) dbis. alae St te. 6d., aud 400 0 en urement goods ai Lia. to Aniwetr, 1,80) bbla, petroleum abbs. & Bs. 3d, at Us. i: to Bremen. 3 Gases Vobeaa at Tie ane. 000" bbs, petvtena on privaie terms, The charters were:—A Bhemeu bark to Cadin, to- ‘akin, bacco at 328, 60.; a British brig, from. Philadelphia to Cork, for orders, at ds, 6d.. and 66, if (0 tha eonticent, less Sa. if ie a direct port; a Norwegian brig, 2,000 and back, =r 70H. al bbls, % Mam 1d; a Russiny bark to Cad, light he charter Of # brig wo St. Thomas, eH our ast, was mer ia qulie active firms at the reduatiobe The sales 8 Hg0., a bales as Be 828" ‘fall and’ nominal at 9s: ef moderate demand prevailed for staal? Pir ioe Sa ‘ond ful risen wale rental, Gila beara ‘of 110 bales Auerican at from Bic. » ddc., ‘scowling h arpean eur. » Dut the oe ramatned rsa, holders emandJing "for M Sales Latex Kins Fated steatys auloa 160 Dolor at 82 aes, tumnp and silbicwone FATER.—Hemlock cont ateady at former prices. Oakes at fol qeeng,, We.custe:Baagee y active and joes, wae in fair re. Se and light do. aes nett baton gh ein, Buranine epfirite turpentig wti!] J with officers and crow on board. radicals claim that Governor Wells has shown consist- throughout, orrday 8 large deputation of ex-federal officers fro Lousiana and Texas called on Goveruor Wells to coi |; gratulate him on his defence against General Sheridan’ Governor Wells, in his ‘which meets oa the 28th tust., = ric end nenamen to the Femme ot infor at adopting suill more recommends the passage of a canine of» State convention to an remodel our ae ge Saopee by ‘ae shall oa rane without Or doubt as the fundamental La DESTITUTION AMONG THE NEGROES IN NORTH CAROLINA. Rreuwory, Jan. 11, 1867. Information received from North Corolina represents great destitution among the negroes in that State. Large ‘Bumbers are now Iiving either by the charity of the peo- ple, the State or the bureau. In consequence of this la mentable state of aftirs employmest has been applied for and obtained in the South and Weat for the destitute; but the means of transportation are still necessary, Itis hoped that General Howard took a note of this i hia re- cept trip, and will furnish the bureau transportation at the earliest moment as a much required reliet, The Raletygh (N, 0.) Standard (Holden's paper} com- | platna nitteriy of the murder of Southern loyal{sts in that State, and the frequent outrages imposed tipon that class = It adds that until Congress interposes and ‘wuthdrizes the loyal people to establish a new overn- ment these things will grow worse, and wishes that body to act promptly’? characteristic of Heiden, BROOKLYN NAV NAVY YARD, Since the arrival of the United States steaushin Suse quehanna at the Brooklyn Nayy Yard the bofiers and machinery have been axamined by a board of enginears, and reported to be ia good order; the vessel will there- fore immediately be tent to the North Atlantic squad- “The Troquois, Unadilla and Huron are ready for sen, ‘The Huron goes to the North Atlantic squadron and the other two to the AB latio squadron. ‘The Naragansett, Oneida and Quinchaug are nearly ready for sea, but thir destination ix unknown. ‘The Chief Kugiveer of the Nav , hae gone South for the benefit of his healt FIRE IN ROCHESTER. Rocursvee, Jan. 11, 1467. A fire occurred iast night im the extensive tron foundry of Chapin & Yerry, in this city. ‘The fire was suppressed after damage to the extent of $5,000 had occurred. THE WEEKLY HERALD. Hest Vicerary Journal in the Country. The Wrexur Himaty for the present week, now ready, contains the exoollent atory called * 4 LONG ENGAGEM Porzay—-Usrtep;” To Jrssun,”” and ‘Lo 4 Fxnexe,”” It alvo contains:—-Tho Highly Twportant. Kuropean Nowa of the past Week, received by the Atlantic Cable and the Mails, embracing our Special Despatches and Correspondence relative to the Fenian Movement, the Mexican Questich, # History of the Arrost, Escape and Adventures of John B. Surratt, t0.; Gur Wash- ington Despatches, containing «i! the Fors trans. piring in the Capital City, the Proceestinge of Congress, the Preliminary Steps towards the impeuchment of the President, &o.; The Fenian Situation in Cauada and the ‘United Atates; Highly interesting Norvative of ine a- traordinary run of the Henrietta in the GREAT ATLANTIC YACHT RACK, written by our Spavial Correspondent, who was a pass aonger ou board the successful vessel, together with the latest intelligence from the yachtmen; The Current News of the Week, embracing all interesting Political aud Vocal Evente, and the Latest News [rom Mexico, the Weet In dies, South Amerioa, the Pasific, @c.; The Pashions, 8 reported offcletiy by onr special correspondent im Paris; Vasietiow; Our Musical and Theatrical Review for the Week; Faeetia: Foreign Gossip; Artistic, Seventific, Mining, Religious au@ = Literary Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the promment topice of the day; Our Sporting Keoord, giving reports of various Turf sud other Sporting events; Our Apricultarat’ Budget, contrinng valuable and fnteresting reading for Farmers and Gardeners; Re- = avenue, on Sunday afernoon, ab one Espessrice.—On ares January 5, after a short and severe Mise L. Eensmnien, Fannam.—in Williamsburg, L. L, on Friday morning, January 11, Jamen Farnam, aged 28 years, The relatives and friends of the family, also the active and members of the rk Oe , Seventh — Gao. reepeotruli a vited to 4 nat funeral, from of his pwned 65 ‘out Fighth street, on ee, at two o'clock, feat bpm oan January 10, M. B. Finixy. in Ry = ‘) at two o'clock, from fo. ‘eat cat Ten Forazsrrr,—In Friday, January 11, a: half-past two o'clock P. MMs, Kunetca J. For tex, wife of James Forrester, in the 65th year of her age. Funeral cervices_on Monday forenoon, from her late maidence, No. 128 Third street, at ten o'clock, and at the ‘Lee avenue Baptist church at eleven o'clock, Relatives: and friends of the family are invited to be present with- out further notice, For),—-On Thureday, January 10, Mrs’ Marcanet Foro, in the 62d year of her ee of the family are respectfully ‘The relatives and friends Invited to attend the funeral, this Vent Aer > afters noon, at two o'viock, from her late residence, 1 son atreet, Ovexsey.-—In New Haven; 8 ov Thursdoy, January. FLosgsix E., only child of D, W. and Addie HW, Gienney, aged 3 yeara, ‘GiRuING.—-On Thursday, Jani jo aes M. Sapae wink, wite of Robert Girhing, Yhe relatives and friends of een family are invited . attend the fnnerw) ¢ervicos, ou Sunday aftern three o'clock, from her late residence, No, 134 tes ‘Thirty-sixth street, Guucs.—On Thursday, January 10, Hevey, ape, Son eee and Anne 1. Gulick, aged 1 year, 1 month and 14 days. Funeral this (Saturday) afterno at one o'clock, from by £ weasel of his parents, 84 York street, Jersey City, a Tien Thursday, Jaousry 10, Mary Vaxorrroot, Hares, widow of Oliver 'I. Hayes. ‘Yhe funeral will take place from her ate residence, No, 16 Park place, Nowark, N. J., on Monday afternoon, at to o’elock. Horrey.—Ou Thursday, Jayuary 10, Jase S., gon of Renry C. and Mary Hutto, aged 1% yours, 2 months and 18 days, 6 relatives and friends are srspectfully invited to atiend the funoral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'elock, trom 123 Wayne street, Jersey Cuty, N. J New Brunawiek (N. J.) nenors pleas: HASSML MARS. —AL SIG Broadway, New Fork, Cnannes W. Hasse ners. His remains were etery Hows.—In Brooklyn, ov Thursd Cromts Kat, wite of William P. Ho: ae 1. Madison Huotting, of Eust Haiapton, 1. years, 3 months and 1% days, ‘The relatives aud friends are respectinlly invited to attend the faneral, ou aflerpoon, at one o'clock, frora the residence of her falher, Obnrics 3. Howell, No. 30 West Thirty-#ighth stract, Laracow,--On Friday morning, January 11, of scartet fever, Lovise Mexom, only daughter of Georg Fannie R. Lithgow ‘The funera! wiil take place this (Satardar) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Pree man street, near Washington, Greenpoint, [. i's Masox,-—On Thursday, January 10, after a tedious il!- nese, ANN, the wifecot Richard Mason. ‘The friends of the family are respoctiully invited to ateeud the funeral, this (Saturday) aiteraoon, at half- past one o'clock, from her late xeaideuce, No. 100 Orchard , Momax,-after a lingering illness, which she hore with Py tian fortitude, Caraxrine Moras, in the 26th year of_ber age. Tre innerat will take place from No, 195 Allen atreet, on Sanday afternoon, atone o'clock. Her friends aad interred in the Evergroens Com wary 10, htor of aged 24 5 those of her brothers, Thomas and Barney, are respect- fully requested to attend. Nevix.—On Friday, January 1%, at bie residence, 46 Wy wane, ot 54 yeara, ras IN. the frie nds of tho fumily ave respectfullyinvited to at- tend the ‘unoral, on Sunday afternoon, at laif-past one o'clock. Ce hen eae Vriday, Onimasvex, aged 42 years, The relatives and friends of Hs ge yt fults invited to attend the faerat trom the ce of hisiuther, Tsauc Ostrander, M48 Wert! Thitey-eoventh street, this (Saturday) alternvon, af oni clock, Piurwevaap.—On Meiday, January It, at Ponds, Ni J., Maxxr Pruwrray, late sergeant’ im the (ne Hun: dred ana Thirty-frat New Korky Voluns#ers, Friends and acqneintances are respectfully invited to op Sunday afternoon, at tro o'elocic, Wednesday, Janvary # Gronce A., iniaut son of Joseph H. aud Jeannette Ki: The ves apd ey are respectfnliy fuvited to at- tent the funeral, on Sruday afternoon, wi two o’tlook, foaseeseee’ of hia r, 89 Washington iseet, Hohoken. Mion Te Shee, ugh 40 years ‘The fanerat will take place, from 163 Mest Thirty- ee stroet. on Sunday. ' ‘tapre —At Hoboken, N. J, on Thursday, January’ 10, ina 1., danghter of John 2 Stapfer, aged 2 year, 1 thonth and 20 dage, Janvary Wl, Danes. ese dnctl has discharges ber carpe: of ger Newport, sland, hes dlechar in pour anee ‘he marine railway for repa'rs. gr gated eeiehe es he wea ult, ‘out a ie neat ora vit beep ‘Wolf river, of and for New KA within 900 ae Geren, tro Raphi i pete mit of the 2 eee ae wer ey ‘into ‘New London a short a {aking oa baad ‘her ontgo ‘of-sement Iter teyage (nn day of two. Sons yee pf reported ashore ae han aud sare ba have ber: Doughty, wreck manter, Scns Cou Euaworrn, when ie Eee ann she was Seas ate red }Sotettad tn ppe sas = a ariier Burton, which arn har Gar mecse iscbarged In ordon fet ai ber top wor Sue Praspons from ‘Charice fe Newport, back 10th inst, leaking. — AScHm of shout 100 tous, hailing from Boston, with » yeas Seon Ashore near Deer Tole let name could hot be made tract from the Singapore Free rth apparently in a oP aaa an ex Prats 8 Qheen or the Hea, trots Posehn orNew York, wit acarge of eae aiillion pounds of tea." Grascow. Deo 4—ThowDanish Princess, from Troon far ua, ny Deen towed 19, Asidronau for repairs haw- Den 27 The brig Frederieh Adeiph. of Ww York, gor advitt to the nid holsted a signal of distre (sy oamadiataly: proceednd to previnte neeingit the eicamer arrived early eaongh ‘gpl ber taking the gronnd; otherwies there is litle rodent ‘Adotph te high ig Modem Sand ral Doats are by the veese! to mv cange, Nov 15-The dura! 6 Gon Grant, wa minder of crew atid pasiengera by the ihe her. assistamoy. but di “iach aeee of the Gen Sh from Env0Ol, Deg 2-—The Genera Windham, for New York; i daok here leaky, makes 0 ois reported to have. inade 0 wilh lighten for ezamin ence for Philadelphia, ix sunk ao de im the sand ag 20 leave only the top of lier rail above water! ik Neary aroun eral was Break ng ot Ree glo wild a all probabil ber siderable quandiy Sixqavory, Nov. The Manisa Rigad ou farm ived hove Nov 18 from Mong Kon nm the Sth, and ager would probably be condemned Miacéttancown | Srrawuur Aunewantx left Norfolk o9 Staday night ¢ of forcing her way up James river to Bich She would not probably be able to get farther than Glagr teamers ltatteras and Georgisan are blocked tmp: by feea! Richinond, Srissstur NacurxGare, Captain Breaker. seer Sa at pier 28 Bast river, bi} ‘will sait on Wetnetday tor New Orleans, in C Mailoty & Vo's line, Notice to Muriuers. A white Svar ng as water oer “the rast By Bs bensom tet Ci ities adrift. ~ wl WS ete rd ae its a iL andwentle eee wet spit u is ay nivoula be viet, the nigh! Mind of tn 3 soar ee ones ty Phin Tighibouse Inspector. 2d aim ies gry te fee) rite vast Ftrertg B 10%, NO fron Sh a et 28 vie 4 rates, ge Hon ht, Honevocia:, Berry, Xokohanm tor do Mi. I. Peganin, Wgnrioe, 0 for" do: 15% a Hf ; - hhnndred more, J “4 4 te; ecw 6 views of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods, and Boot and Invited : There ind bean another violdnt storm at Buenos | 94 Pittsbang, 90% 291; Rock Island, 12% » 103; onion. | ta isa Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial fatelligeuce; | muncta, en omoday mation attas oon ee wee Aiea, i hr 2 are wre in er Northwostern, 423 a 43—preferred, 81% a 82; Fort Mites in bond, for May, at ade toon | Marriages and Meathe; Advertisements, and aconints of | Snra®.—On Thursday, Taluay 10, at tie teaidoncd of Bi! hele one Panel Minatiians Measorey are taken theta trom Bu from | Weyne, 102% & 103, Compound interest notes were Tau Abe, and 1,000 bbls. do. for July at | ali important and Interesting events of the week, eee eat ees chess county, Daxren a ‘Dao 24—sid Norma, orm iathieson, NY¥orks e ee. ee cae hen oe ino from Buenos Ayres | quoted thus by the deaters:—June, 2804, 116i; 9 %; pesat bi of Nor i Fo. (and 8 to Santiago, Chile, shall have leted through pte 116 @ 34; Angust, 116% a ; October, 116 a en, ote, perk vat cake one ue Txewa.—dingie subscription, $2; Three copies $5 The vwlatives aid frends are Invited, to attend the Catan, Her it jeensland, Foochow (an funeral, at the Obrist’an charch in Hepast ten ofc! ‘at eight aud eleven A.M Oday). cm Baxewon. Ont I~ commiunicatic ten be wad from Va niga to Rio Sommaplcation ona pe AIM, Young Growk, Five copies, $8; Ton coping, $16, Mingie copies. cents neu. A liinited number of adverumement ine gerted in the Worece Hema MARRIAGES AND D&ATHS. Xi December, 118% = %; May, 1865, lilly a %; Angust, 110)g a 3; September, 110 a %{; October, 100% ‘The gold market has developed increasing firmness. notwithstanding the violent efforte that have been made caused adall wn declining warket (ouday, god tke tran Anctiow® were coufined to shout 00 huis a 2 S0.w for new mess, cash and, reaulur, cloning 29 for Weste~n, $19 13s, 9 $19 % for old-mers, the guinide pries fash, aud $W0 35. SIT for prave’ ture delivery, also 3900 hble, new mess at $3925 20 75, seller's and buyer mostly tor February, aga 1400 Bole, old mess at $id 04 caller thirtydays. Beef A “Kor a Barrel, ong Rog org rica (8)y Mayes, N¥ork ioe York ios ena (aud prod cers BP gr? He Rte Guta hm are “and tive The attiod republics aro also taking steps to compléte 8s poasble the lino which 19 tovgonuect Valpa- Cailao, in Per Brchangs on London, 2+ a 24%; 04 Paris, 3 95 « 3.08 good first, 0,100 reis a 8,900 trig Total Su ments stuee the departure of the last mall, 194,377 begs eee | on yo f January 3, Journ Tesidenoe, his od to at "by those largely interested ow tho bear tree ; rifleenth ivegh, this (Satuvaay) alterucoa, at one Canon Neo 8 Arr ship of wbict: 35,814 were for the channel, und 8,100 to dapress ‘ dull and drooping: eales of 400 bbl wore rande at e A. ia Coronet Sesrocrences Sales, 145,510-bags. Stock, 60, Daze, | side, ‘Tho opening price was 192%, followed by a de. a. for vow piain mek, and-GIT a $20 ior uew rrire fo ovataen © se sg yr ; Saba ce mene Ne eeT: | (a eigratga pil pe ee. Bama, Dee. 13, 1866. cline to°182}6, and a quick’ recovery to 18334. The ad- | Eee ame wey Vi gue. Anes of SS ian Wort Kov, A. J. Can$eld, af the rns of the bride's | Stavcem—iy Brooklyn, wu Friday. January 1, of |. 0s1Ls0Dee 30 care ipa Font esol a c Bacop was doll, da. oom . 0 8 we er atay, Con gf red se ey iw mu Lew Rxchange on London, 24 w 2444, Sagar—whites, 2,200 biany cy Pr ge rr ae arr aacing aw oS a eg a 18 eee. 8 oTuet ( Sawa A, Panwum, al! of ort ae fers ©, Stevcur, aged care and & oe agence art ied 2,500 reie; drowns, 1,350 a ‘1,900. ‘Cotton—1:,000 a | were yay ply pressing Wise, io aes ss saw fee a tne Dickresus— Base. Youreay, January 10, at the The relatives and friends of the fa “are invited to | Gardner ‘bark [ G 15,000 market was less Ip excess of the demaud than yesterday, | Ing, with ley t residence of the bi by the Rev. Dr. E. P. Dear 306, @ Ie, for ham: parent, No, 143 on sweet, on Pres ixmsca, Deo 16, 1866 ent, fine om Shots erborn Lenione facet Calvestow, ae a Boutbampion, Whituny, WY ork Be eS od loaus were made in a few justances without interest, | {, auy re=neot, we ond newty. gers, Jone P. Mexevsox to Axim Vircrvia, daughter of hored) Exchange on London, 3% a Sugar—whites, | . 4 Bye Se fs aoe pet oe 4.300 #4 409 reie; browns, 1,700 a 240 telg, Cotron— | but generally by paying 67 per cent for carrying, The | Feiss? 7, he 1 000 kes iat Mice. m Iago. for aid, | py ja Ni giemts. Dn teneien , a 4, at St. Bar Wee ca i Kata Davenport, Do vts, from ° 94.200 24,600 res. Cowen wore dea xt Jorate demand. The latter ranged for. arcurding to quality, the oulste Acure for prime factory ihade Svcin.—The demacd [or thie article was moderately nounued firin. on a baste of #ge.m Wide bully apparently sought to revenge themselres upon the heors for locking up money by making strongeg eforte to turf the tide against them, and a wore not without osect Wanutam 8. 4, eldest tholewew’s church, by tho Rav, Urinh ¥er kivams, of South Berson, x daughter of Jol Hinman, Hank vy Dee Britton, oad ian, bee I= M Von Benr. R ith, Ann Blizabotn, foshy Hargttens Kentuckian, Freeman, 8 AFFAIRS IN AICAMOND, YA. Ricermoxn, Jan. 11, 1807 INGHWORTI 1@ residence of Mrs, SHIPPING NEWS. © Inspired by the success of the cotton petitioners, there | phere was an advanco of %4°a \in the foreign ex-, pareervado. | The alen icoin- Nay. Mr. Gasuer,, J fi. Bavtaxcswoxt ica vo sy 38 Pm he Visetute te hax bern x ‘novornent tmaugurated jn this State to bold | change rates, which was attributed to efforts on the part 5 eo eee’ i By duaehaer Of the Inte Hirai | in uisve ee eve B bf & convention of tobacconiste at Washington about the | of some. German excbange "brokers “Jong” of guld to Rade pubic Reguet 4ugas, at previous full heen, wae oe eee Nh of the Holy Trin. | MM AMS tr- pla Uhdorn ‘at of February next, for the parpose of endeavoring to | aaranee the premium by stiffening sterling, of which Ree eee dinrcagst tna abe Ventonee wonten, || ioe Btcokiye, on Thursday, Jaseery 10, by the bag 9 PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 11863, Sars foduvce Corgrons 10 lessen the present oppressive tax on | thers lg at presenta very Nght supply, And this dust fea- | Fed Thistiy to mall tole for evtiauinplion, win neaized | Dr. AN. Lintieiobe, Crrevunn Dy fa ast Sieh oom. Cleared. do. sia 8th. on tobacco. Delegates have been appainied trot the lesd- | ture jg a great.element of strength upon which drawors gold. tor of the Inte Witlam B. icdeall, of Peckekill, Ne ‘i - Sinamship Hibernia (Br), F MarDonal_ #00. in moderate demand and wales Wrights Saigon: Ben, Prater ns x Franch nT et ‘oamnctap Corot *Br), atandy at previown Munroe, Glasgow via Liverpooi— were ae fo Lunps— GU xveNtsd, tng manuiacturing ojsies of Virgimia, avd it je hoped ) poly, The trade domand ftom importers i# ineousidern. -Ip Stamford, Comu.. on Tue wie etforts wi be seconded by the tobeecruisie of | fe, Bankers’ bills on England al sixty days were quoted S | Basen Saks Fete aes et ero: -| seek athe. Bremen via 1 (riba Malalen Lavetpook, is Cincinnati, — St a beyond on other | at the close at 1084 9 109: . ono Seon Anaghior of Prot GB Glondening, a Malt of Siam: } ysexaiuy Peceto (Pv), Duchesne. ‘lnero via Rreata | *'Feagr, boo Pees Sennen. ‘sities interosted in the manafagture of that arr icie. commercial bills, 10824 4 wes, at sixty By ford. _Steomehip Denry Cununcey, Gray, Aspinwall—Paeifie tat ‘asa "9 " e thaat of mee * naaee ~ ambit Co. St David econ, Tieden frou an imporiant and rejiable source that einer | 5 174 9 6.16; st threo dase, 13% "5.16; bills on Ber- Died. MU ASSip Jt dikes, Pairchild, Newherstseriag, Waray |< lg of wer ‘tort, Posen » enmtea, ute Sea Peas the reie: tien of tbo constlittiona! amendment py the | jg, 72 a 72; on Bremon, 783g 4.79; on Frankfort, e Vexwe-In Jory City, on Wednesday, January 9, | & Co. : Wa vik cee * we a Logislatnre here several momb ra have receives instruc | grace 41M; on Amsterdam, 411¢ 6 41%; on Ramburg, pas suddenly, of heart diseaso, Tanoruioe Henne, Now Jor Slip Pactoluw, Tohey Calinn—s'W Elwell & Co, aioe Tar, Oo. forte, ‘i ok One , atoms from their constitnants to vote for its atoption. In . 5.18% a 6.16 y bat quiet soy and Sandy Hook pilot, a member of Brooklyn 1yizo, nin, FA Palmer (Br), Patterson, LiverpoolGmith & a a oceans: 3h. . coussquenes of this change and Injustice to ti people | 366 @ 98%; on Antwerp, 618% & & rp a eo = yg gt 988, F and A. M., aged 67 years, Shin Caltivaioe, Rusesll, Téverpoot--Willlame Aduion. “Biase Wek wee Ly Pith, Monetatn Law poo yng of adopting = Port ogee ae ie Te The importation of ve goods at por Saggy are $2 55, with nosales of prowe ent to report. OF Linas er aud mg hy ~ bray f hor —_ oot™ ‘Wild Horse (Ht), Parr, Liverpool—J F Whitney & mat pirat Kesh Fate 7 : bere en y the eorin, ary 10 com one | Fone fee reported in our | heard Ameriene Lod: ane ye Sheaipre, for Nocteanse Mh, week “A wilt thee Ried be urged inal The aiden iihent 06 peprterire er ; ae ae nite hoaee ferent Corie ae ifn s: [ene © a toner ea Now Joey itor, Gont here Yoosthaw Chase, Chose, Now Oricane—Walsh & Cat- sane Me RL. ‘ submitted te the people for ratification, which will Proved! 23. Je “ae rx min sede 2 pa %* | miesionors, and Now York and Now Jersey pilots. ar ” " ST Mereb Liwecnon! for Bh itade pitts Dyoae T, Overgase “te : ft the rect sorties of the Stats Tt is anid 25 | Gmption once” Velie Fig ome gue sa: aud. We heard of eaine of 1600 | Pepmetfuly invited vo attend he finer, from the re fi Simca Cased fe fin Ga. Ppitstheg Rap eC La, ; Wane thar Presefit Legtelacn ent the nee o! vou-In-law, 6. Chapma Dw cg nae, Gray. Port a rin r ent ow 4 ip his. opinions of the people on this vital and importavt ingie, | Mantacrures Of woot. ory as ro oes pg ee i: role insotive demand fer tow states whieh | Seid etreet, Brooklyn, on Sanday afternoon, at two Brig Favorit (Nor), Bagi, Maneanilic-- Panehe ‘Meineke De Your, Saranints Gee ahd Wiel the wmjority were forced to voto again the | Manuisctures of couan 402 174 088 Lah tB.eG Tem, cales 180 hhds, Kentucky at frora 440. 0 16>. o'elock, withaut further notice, Wendt ), Baton ‘ srandroont by obtside iufluences aud the rampant tone | MISAArStOnes Of RAS "* ag K-3 07S 085 | Somes |, nix wae witbont change of yeporianon, OF a Deprie—8e Hompetcad, 1. 1., on Tharwday, January | echt Mary Paling, Cunttaings Astoyo, PRR P Beste “ i a Pb hit of the pres. ah 5 3 " 10, Mrs, Anita, Brori., a tar of ine late Hubley 3 A 7 Br), Me ‘Turks fale: oe © out Sod PN RAI Ti | none aaa “ ati fear enasinina it | Adon of Dutchess connty, iin the 67th. yeur of Li shape mnt pieteenavnanep et ies. j ae eee “Babette decision that the Stay law was unconstita- | TOA srs.csecoeeees ——- ences has neb'veriod mere irtonds tard yetativen ‘tere: (uvited to atmah-the | Sehr Cothation, Atma Clear weer and ey A ity AbDaign tog CI wlonal Stearns made a deed of trust. be conn pepe our last pa bemgrnodocaiely setivaiane Punorsl, from the residence of her son boot by 5 “ a A te — Fortress imore— 8 a! cateenennicnapioneatic Manufeeturee of wool. sieady at forn: re generally mouifested lone | gy, at , on Sunday mornin} alt - SKATING MATCH ON THE CAPITOUINE Pon” Monufaetares of cotton Aisnaittion ee Teaultat the taridi net. Lo ie gh get My Sai Te ee ae A teasers Slaw tg 5, ack Manufactures of silk. tone” ¥oreigh was feosen emirated WOU ios, wiMe, | Hempstead s¢ 9:00 A. M.; roterning loaves wt 3:30), M, po Areived. a The first of a series ‘of skating matthes, designed to |, Manufactares of flax.. it Coy ant a 5 ie; Rrras.—On Friday, Janvary 1% ea direase Of thn | Steamtite Parte (Hp, a a Bann snooa’age proficiency th the art among amateur skaare, | Mi#Planoows..0o.... TEE. 99,808 } name og OR eee ‘t = aa fyi ae re i yen, ae fe 34 oft Rocke a cook place yemerday om the Capitotine growads, iu Total..cececesesees O62 $43,970 2,102 $441,983 | jhe, Cal fa at { Mexican Mor non tect the tataity, iso thove of her brother. Jan, tae! fay eg? a a at Ttned tus. Africa it ola: ie ns, Ly a att Pah SI Baer md do}, Brooklyn. The large area of ioe reserved for the con. | Warelutak in-law, Patrick Mahor, are particalarly invited to @ bab °. enianie was Kopt in most excellent condition, tne | Mauufactares of woot. it 981.902 2,941 $1,098,008 scenoy: i ba cae wad fhe Seutiel mee, ler teas: resddence, ietn eaters, igh a o t * profamuse ‘iityus being Kept from its glaeay rurface by a | Mandtactuces of cotton 1,08 Burt On Thurstay, Jamary 10, Mion Caraanren E. eg ee Picea ote sngthy stretoh of ropes. A rather noisy brass band wae | Manufactures of fax.. nod et 4 py th pai tonialtt > Rayon t a aie es Bert ne (t stendence, and its masic enabled veesterdi ey new gs sagt attend the funeral, fron, 2 256 "Reherwertiorn rent, to Sea ta Sr I me tse | Mane Se yaar Fea | renee et was to ay . pase of on, Soap ings, omod TT | haw Fe ca a © font when the acp'rants to the prize—a hanasome pair SALES AT THE NEWYORK STOCK EXCHANGE, er ce 2 Bs ates Mf skates—appoared; and, under the superviston of the pln ee friends and eaiven of the gd are rite armen aa 7, qin ine entire - Messra, En; Masters and Keep— @ attend Hpogte 3 from his tate residence, eis sory, a ped yy var ttesors oalhy ‘foe contest agie— Mussrs, No, 442 Righth sel on Munday aumrseony at two pent aot L Ahert D. etoith and Palmer Jobnson—gave evidones of o'olock. " New mes Sect et erovinens and nd supped | courid@rsble sill and grace; je.) oaal tom bes ew rn ar, met 1S, ALEXANDER (OUARK, a " rent be or wou! i. cas fora Dy coal ‘on, the match, the skutes were em Sten tl aioe een ae pattseees of ne ne fay the bteonte berg: Triton, pn Eee Me vhpeoe the ropes guarding rere thealued gully tock promepulcn ot every Ueok ©, seventh theremin ‘Ge a me and corner of the vast expanse of frozoa waters, and to attend the ES aie | pata aay Eos kent op ¢ Sinai mre, mt we ta mem st Avena, ot ey rae nach ies. of a ‘a Bey > vate he emi ‘Now “ai ‘and Brook. , * res “con oid aay las ils oct s yin Hy im the 87tb year aa . 8 Ph ny m the, Fos yelivaste ur, ry sates tonetina beet wiiame: 7 inset anouidaun, 18 a Da be hia Fires ap ant ne ent nit Beg obd rs “me ‘which left Ta « Rope Nort Bid My it ‘Aresmeuer TANG, oo tho. Saterive Poo tne he Wekfond na Fivon ie BORE don, Bhs ‘ iia oeaee ot Pearle verge Twronty ira street, on | Avnay,ntryck gmaruek the sreand May ‘oubané sunk. Market Clabes a Char a4 = RAE | woncasn ee vee, fs oF Cu Tote, i, 8 cera es ca sas fae, Portiand, pt inte nist oes Vat tei the lore of maoke ‘ ANREST OF AN ALLEGED SW SWWOLER OY WARTFONE. Sipe pais i ame grey so yroned to, We aor i saan steam Hantronn, Cono., Jan, 11, 1867, A grocer named Niles haw been arrested and told to dail for a'loged swindling In the purchase of goods from various parties tn this city and New York, aad which he Amt et of seut away Vo North Ademia, to operations {0 Sass wap aemount 0 esrly eeeeee aneaty’ at 12, pet Be ee ES on mornl Bi tt William and Martin ‘services wilt place on Sunday after Pepe mente aoe eee _ Batty Boexom, from Mitagoann i New Voth for Bosion, “