The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1867, Page 9

COMMERCIAL. ——— FINANCIAL AND ‘Weorrspar, Feb. 6—0 P.M. ‘The gold market has been ercited to-day. After open. ‘ing at 1367 it declined to 13634, but soon roae to 137%, ollowing which it relapsed to 13674. After two o'clock, however, it gained strength, and, under heavy pur- obases, there wasa sharp advance to 137%. At four o'clock it closed strong in the room at 137%{, and subse. ‘quently 13834 was bid on the street. The immodiate cause of the advance was the report from Washington ‘that the Reconstruction Committee had agreed upon a ‘Dill providing for the establishment of martial law in the ‘States lately in rebellion, and their division into five military districts. The conclusion was at once arrived at that this would largely increase the military expendi- ‘tures of the government, and greatly diminish the ‘revenue receipts from the South, besides widen- ing the existing breach between tho two sec- ‘tions «of the country, The importers and others indebted to Europe showod increased anxiety to buy upon hearing this news, and hence the vadvance which followed the closing of the gold room. ‘The borrowing demand for coin is nearly equal to the -supply, and loans continue to be made at 2a 8 per cent sfor carrying and fist. The steamer Cuba took out only $10,000 in specie. That the bill referred to, if it becomes +a law—which seems probable—will cause the premium to range considerably higher than it otherwise would, is -Cortaim; for it adds another element of danger and ex- ‘pense to the existing complications, The course of the stock market in the early part of the day favored the beare; bat afterwards a more bullish feeling prevailed, nd prices advanced. ‘Owing to the heavy losses which have been Gustained in the last. series of panics, the power of the street to put up priess has been greatly ‘Jessened, and a steady rise is hardly to’be expected. The Dull element ts weak except when sustained by outside ‘capital, and the eagerness to realize whenever a rise takes place reflects the distrust with which even buyers for a rise regard the future of the market, while the hope of the large holders of stocks at high prices is not ‘80 much to make a profit as to diminish the magnitude of their losses, The supply of money available for use on the Stock Exchange is abundant, and, although the general rate for call loans is still sevon per cent, the ex- ceptional transactions at six are becoming moro Bumerous, The discount line {is quiet, and first class commercial paper is in improved demand at Ta73¢ percent. The new Loan Cortificate bill is arousing strong opposition on all sides except the one occupied by the national banks, and the measure is Tegarded as involving a wanton waste of four millions Per aunum for the sole benefit of those institutions, ‘The scheme bas been referred to Messre. Sherman and Cattell, who are to report their opinion of it at the next ‘Meeting of the Senate Finance Committee, But what- “ever action one branch of Congress may take upon it, it 43 to be hoped that the other will defeat so palpable a Job. The proper way te deal with the compound in- terest notes is to substitute piain legal tenders for them ‘as they mature, and thus save interest and avoid em- ‘Darrassment to the Treasury in the future. The latter ‘would have to keep a large reserve of greenbacks con- tantly on band if those certificates were issued and not -Only would it reap no advantage therefrom, but it would be muicted in the positive loss of the interest upon them, ‘While the banks would be weakened in their reserve in ‘Consequence of their issue, There is, consequently, dan- er both to the banks and to the treasury in the passage <@f such a bill. At the ten o'clock session of the open board the rail- “way share market was heavy, and New York Central sold @& 101% «3; Erie, 5834 a 3: Reading, 1045 a %; To- todo, Wabash and Western, 42; Michigan Soutbern, 723, 473; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 843 a 3; Rock Island, 91% a 98; Northwestern 86% a %—preferred, 66% a 0636; Fort Wayne, 07 a 9734. At the first regular board the volume of transactions ‘was. light and the market barely steady. New York Contra! closed 3{ lower than at the same time yesterday, Erle 33, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, lilinois Cen- stral %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Cleveland and Toledo %, Rook Istana 134, Northwéstern 1—preferred 34. Fort ‘Wayne: 13, Ohio and Mississippt certificates <, Pacific ‘Mail 354, Canton 13, Western Union Telegraph 3. Chi- oagoam@ Alton was 1 higher, Government securities ‘were dull, and coupon five-twenties of 1863 declined , ~@even-thirty motes of the second series 34. Missouri sixes advanced 3, At the one o’clock open board the specu- Gative feeling was stronger, and New York Central sold @t 108%; Brie; 50%; 0 9; Reading, 106; Michigan South- éra, 183 8 5; Cleveland and Pitiaburg, 83%; Kock Knland, 969%; Fort Wayne, 983; Northwestern, 37% a Y—proferred, 67% a %. At the half-past two regular board the upward reac- ‘eion made further progress, New York Central closed 19 higher than at tho first regular board, Erie 1%, Reading %, Michigan Conitral %, Michigan Southern 1%, Cleveland and Toledo 134, Rock Island 1, Northwestern MK; do, preferred 15, Fort Wayne 15, Toledo, Wabash vend Western <, Chicago and Alton %, Milwaukee and Gt, Paul 1, Ohio and Mussiasippi cortidcates 3. Govern- ment securities were dull but steady, and seven-thirty smotes of the Grst series advanced 3g. Tennessee sixes of the mew issue were % higher. Mr. Howard Tapsley wes readmitted to the board. At the half-pa® three -@pen beard the market was steady at the advance. New ‘Yorte Contral‘sold at 198% a %; Erie, 69% ; Reading, 104%, 4105; Iunois Central, 114%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, -€3K a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 120; Michigan South- ern, 73% 0 7434; Rock Island, 99 (s. 8); Northwestern, $8; do, preferred, 685, aX; Fort Wayne, 98% (b. 3); Quicksilver, 30}¢; Mariposa preferred, 22%; Western ‘Union Telegraph, 44%. Subsequently there was a fur- «thor improvement, and at half-past five the following Quotations were current:—New York Central, 163 a i; Reading, 104% » %; Erie, 60% a 4; Michigan Southern, 7434; Illinois Central, 1143¢ @ 116; Cleveland -@nd Pittsburg, 64 8 i; Rock Island, 90% a %; Fort ‘Wayne, 08% a %; Northwestern, 88 a 3; do, preferred, 68 8%; Western Union Telegraph, 45; Cleveland and Toledo, 120, Mining stocks wore dull and rather heavy during ‘tho morning, but in the afternoon they be- -came firm, and Corydon rose to $840 At the first board Consolidated Gregory Goid closed, “T0c, lower than at the same time yesterday, sell- ing at $1125; Corydon 90c,, selling at $625; Walkill Lead 10c., selling at 850. Boscobel Silver was 15c. “bigher, selling at $240, At the second board Consolida- ted Gregory Gold cloeed $185 higher than at the first ‘board, selling at $12 60; Corydon 15c., selling at $8 40, Quartz Hill was 50. lower, selling at $4 20. There was no business of importance transacted in foreign exchange, and rates were nominally the same aa yesterday. Bankers’ biils on England at sixty days were quoted at the close at 108% ; at three days, 10954 a 109% ; commorcial bills, 107 a 108 ; franca at three days, 5.1256 0 5.18%; at sixty days, 6.173 05.15; bills on Berlin, 7136 a 7234 ; op Bremen, 78 3¢ a 79; on Frankfort, 41041%; ‘on Amsterdam, 40% a 41%; om Hamburg, 86 a 36%; om Antwerp, 5.223, 05.18%. A report was circulated that a prominent and old established house in ‘Wall street drawing largely upon London was in dificul- véles, and that its Liverpool branch bad failed; but this ‘was without confirmation. or the time being, how- ever, it was not without influence upon its credit. American securities and consols were quoted as under {m London on the dates mentioned, according to the ment of the national debt for January will show the fol- «towing totals and changes as compared with the previous ono: — Jan 1 oF 1. Coin interest... $1,400.40, 741 $1,490 144541 Tne. $19,688, 809 re Ai ae ‘The exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New ‘York to foreign ports for the week ending February 5, and since the commencement of the year, compare as ‘follows with those for the corresponding periods in 1865 aod 1866:— re gst io For the week... 52, 881, Prev, reported. 13,006,649 Gince Jan 1...... $16,780,661 ” The total foreign commerce of New York from July 1, 11866, to date compares as follows with former returns:— 1864-65. 1865-66. 1866-67. Amporta mdse... $90,628,549 $167,254,270 $150,096,500 Exports proditce 144,473,962 — 130,200,749 , 806, Exports specie. 24,920,670 14,615,728 19,961,579 The Western mouey markets continue it, and ‘an unsettled feeling prevails among the king and ‘basiness community in that section. Hence the banks abow great caution in discounting, and, although prime paper is taken at ten per cont at Chicago, call leans are made at the same rate, and the street rates vary from 14 $02) percent per month, fhe money market at Bos- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1867.-TRIPLE s HEET. y ton hardly varies from our own. Loans to good on choice goliaterals are made @ 6 #7 per first class co:nmercia! paper is taken at 7 a 8. ‘The new fariff bil! now before the House Committee of Ways and Means was passed by the Senate and sent back to the House amended on the 2d inst, The duties levied under it are of am almost prohibitive character, yet the indications are that it will pass, and thus the protectionists will triumph. The measure in its original form was passe@ by the House of Representatives July 10, 1866 It was sent to the Senate and on the 12th of July was read twice, referred to the Committee on Fi- nance, and postponed to this session, the committee being instructed to report upon it om the second Monday of December. This session, therefore, the committee re- ported the bill, but with important amendments, and it is therefore virtually a new one, ostensibly to protect but in reality to undermine American interests, The national bank taxes, according to a statement just made by the United States Treasurer, for the six months ending July 1, 1865, were as under:— and 2,428,031 75 Total taxes for twelve months. + $8, 7013884 81 ‘The taxes on profits and licenses to July 31, 1866, were $6,424,084, making the total taxes from the national banks $13,680, 564, ‘The Philadelphia bank statements of the past two weeks compare as follows: — Jan, 2%, Fe, Loans. $52,168,473 1,130 iar a Deposits 39,001,679 39,592,712 Circulation 10,384,683 10,430, 898 Tho Philadelphia Clearing House statement is as uader:— Clearings, ances. January 28 $4,770,205 $414,581 January 29. 5,628,484 (605,383, January 30 626,316 January 31 683,878 February 1 625,930 February 2 687,274 “ otal... + +++ $30,049,574 $3,542,873 Annexed is the Chicago Clearing House statement for the undermentioned dates :— Sannary 28 $1,272,338 January 1,021,006 January 80. 1,218,732 sci fenoae ‘The total value of imports at Boston for the week ending February 1, was $634,490, against $717,077 during the corresponding week in 1866. Total since Janupry 1, $2,663,126. The total value of exports from Boston for the week ending February 1, including specie, was $106,442, against $137,741 for the corresponding week in 1866, The cash balance in the hands of the Assistant ‘Troasarer in Boston at the close of business February 2, was $10,913, 485—$8,684,309 of which was in coin— showing a decrease of $2,233,112, as compared with the close of the previous week. The following is a statement of the value of imports and exports of goods, wares and merchandise entered at the port of Boston during the month of November, Value. $1,638,785 + 1,978,017 184,483 256,407 Free (exciusive of Specie and bullion ‘Total imports. ... Exports—Domestic merchandise. Foreign morcbandise, dutiable Forvign merchandise, f-00. » Total le seeeevecerssevcasess sees acrebandibe withdisina troin'watsbouse tot ‘The Cincmmuati, Dayton end Eastern Railroad Company: have closed the contract for the grading and mason work-of their short line road between Dayton and Oin- cinnati, thus completing the line from Sandusky to Cin- cimnati, The rumor, mentioned in the Dayton Journal, that the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road have stopped the project by obtaining a lease of the Cincin- pati, Dayton and Eastern, is authoritatively stated to be without foundation in fact. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘Wednesday, Feb. G—10:30 A. M. vynsca By Briers g So uct bik int 7 eee “8 £000 Tenn @s, new.... 00 Rikers & Tacs xe Bienen ta Ee ee 3 } cae Bs 8 i» 8 : | Bugapsrorrs.—Roceipts, 1,904 bbis. flour, 2,410 bags corn ‘meal, 37,384 bushels wheat, 6.900 do. corn, and 1,200 do cats. ‘The market for State flour raled quiet but firm, the sales showings marked decrease from yesterday's business, West- ern flour was dull and heavy, without being quotably lower. ‘Tnere was no disposition to press sales, but most holders ‘would have granted # concession of Se. 6 10c., if by so doing they could have induced buyers to take hold. The sales ‘were confined to 7,000 bbls. at our revised quotations an- nexed. Southern four was without material change. The Gales were about 200 bbis. Rye flour was fairly active at full Cet intot Seseusssses iH i ii Se ot Fe 32 iy SEE and 5 Doin cana te sharers were private terms; 8 an bark to ork for : arse So00 quarters corm at ‘auasigs: & Norwegian vane | _ Cotton firm small. Coffee firm at 123¢c. a 18c.. gold. in bond, rice set, Jersey City, on Friday afternoon, {| from NW, and bad ordered to duty in ce anection with the Freedmon’s sya bir Od» and one to Londos, 60,000 Dushess corn: 316 South Fifth sta Tun onder bare poles. Dw: oy al Gd. : im the Sate of Temss0e. at one o'clock. » P the vessel sprung afak, and although n portion ae tre eee meEMRT bas _continned modetaialy sotive. alee were | The Special Onir of the War Department of Jamiary |" Glassow (cootiand) pete PT a a4 Sroase unl the ih ain Str 9 anand to me Private terms, Lieatenant ( olo: . y, Feb- 275, when ali hands wer Gunwy Crorn was in ‘moderate request WIth sales of 209 | 28; 1867, musterng out of the’ sereine mel | Rarrcvg—Aat Ji fpken of by brig Sarah Peters, from New Orie fmm Dales, to arrive in Boston, on private perms. William M. Beols, Jr., One Hadred and Twenty-eighth | rasry 6, Mass Rarrm . ~ of thé family aro reapects | $2" Be sehoouce sunt in three houre’alver the cate am Hore ruled steady ‘Sui Grn at S60 @ @f0. for new crop oe coloret troops, has bae@ revoked. The relatives and friew4 sal, on Friday afternoon, me, ie ing is the amount ‘wily invited to attend the fam Miss ony od ‘mer Mewwrs, before reported in the ice near Sout American, with sales uf $8 bales within the ranze. @ following is th: ‘of work performed by the | fuliy i reat es Puasa Sonn W: too kee sales wore 131 bats ket remained steady andiirm. The | New York State Agency, in this «ity, during the month | at two o'ciock, from ihe resid ‘aguer, | Yarmouth, Mass, has got out. and was lying in liyannie tase . Cubs musoorade at 2c. fe: also by | of January, as mported to the Ad\‘atant General of the | Jamaica. oa bor 4th inst. No damage to vessel. — p An Bene | pre ant, State:—Ainount of funds expended fur the relief of desti- | Scuxrrun.—On Wodnesday. Fete. "ty evelia H. | Couteion—As the ship Fy-Chow was towing int psn id la nomnat| a srs o> anc lasted and, Palo | Sasi oc Pacenak Gone, MSS YO" | rye orn ae olor ey a ts ti tine w at. but | cla ; ber of claims v ; fotice of . ut Gor & feat of hor the market ruled strong at Gfe, meio at which prices ® | number of claims fettlot, 315: aumber of "lotiem | Suar.—On Tusctay, Pottery 6, of am Tet f2¥er, Bo- | siore. and the schooner loat’ her jibvoom ‘sd liad ucr cue hos oreo a. Pome mare, es pared fer. Priees written, 3,525, aid the number of otters. received, 3,020, = ys # bh ong E. and Mary A. Shay, > invited to psc Jan %—The steamships Louisiana. of the bls, ‘No. 2 a! $425: $00 de. cominon at $39 and 80 do, f ne friends of the family are + paren National i ‘Somerset <r ood sirained at SGT ade Laie, Tar wan steady at $38) for NAVY BULLETIN. silend the f funeral from tbe residence of oad rived “thie Reve morning oy So] ey, t en itimore on the r, short of le. The L sie rs eared ate see are sone eet oo Wansenghs | Sas ie oa ee ae etapa fe Gider Kinds aldo ruled duit’ but steady in value. The United States steamer Iroquots left the Brooktiya | raary 6, Eumunee tens ne sandy om, Wednesday thing Yalablo om deck fo mak Ene —There was but little activity in the market | Navy Yard recently for the Asiatic to re. | "London (Englan . year of her age. | her to Queenstown. ‘The steamship City of Washin for either crude or Donde. but the advance nauced tn out | lve she United satar sioner Wach whic latter | London (England) papers please copy. ae > | from New York to Lt t had to pus into the river Sham:* = ned, etek ell Diek eteed ee ee ee evening, February §, Juxvs Wit ) igh « similar eatiee 20th I faving received abe mae We onl cee ete ad Sb ctate neeeet® | rigged screw vessel, and is probably one of the finestytips VST een i Bo oy te See a al eel ee he yenmeng Or liver ity at 18s. in bulk. and of bouded 1,700 bla.) fic. for | which bas been ftied out sinoe the termination of the F invited to attend the funeral; { famuily are respectfully’ \ pou." Miacett Pilineslight straw io white andSie for prime White, In | late rebellion. On her voyage out.to the station he | Jurms gay Pitth street Hakoren it rig emigre to white, for June, at S86. potty aya ‘on ae, will display the national flag at a number of ld ~ at haif-past ten mp “) ‘ Diag or Vi a ro the SAR Dot ‘i places and at some ports where the United States bs “2 7 rw gtr and $0, Prime light buyer’ po, from Venasie have never’ before eos, sets, fata |p @e—aAt Staion Inland, on Wednenday, | Saving, Sean © dere frm Ri etc with vary beard Puovisions —Recel "97 bbls, pork; beet: Tor | ™ {tan important as well as interestit se. | * Prous und Folasives of tne ‘are requested to | Som Bevan RK SH4dr, A, of Mauricetown, NJ, 149 touw Fis prt martatas lg i The wing is & correct list of her officers :- ‘attend the fumeral, from his late old mensur.*ment, bullt at Milivile, NJ. in 1960, has beew vere $19 to for oid aad $2 18 for bow the: but the sls eee te alten fhe Boe meee ently ruled firmer ‘sold up as : ~~ 87 fi the demand was exceedi Some Louisa Gnsx, tH, of 173 tons, 4 22 ie rane and he gaya bvioee ran ge Es seen, Wa Wein, GB Milne, XB Resteay ered oi ee taken for fase alas coinprised om bots. ach Assistant Surgeon, HL N. Beaumont}, Paymaster, A. D SHIPPING NEWS. races Zame undgrll Norea Ser bail roca Sermstabie, , at from ir new meas, a Bache; iret Assistant Engineer, fones; Secon: Sour Ei 900 tons bi bufft at Wil attra closing At 630 gah; Sig 755 Si? or prime end Assiiann Enaineors, W. W. Heston, W. X. ‘Kpowivon, yee aia ck Philsdelphie iat fast for $0000 to NW Hage Beime for February Chas. jurchard ; ing Asalstan| Senge = , neler option, 2000 bbls: Tull prlosss Seles weres0o | J. H. Cheney. H. k. Rhodes; Captain's Clerk, as Notice te Mariners. bbls. at $13 a $18 for new plain mess, and $17 2 $20 for new | Dbitchorne; Boatswain, Herman Peters; Carpenter, WAROK 1 PF ANCHOLAD gaTwAY. eutra' mesa. Weet ham under'e contned talr demand, | O. H. Gerry; Sailmaker, J. C. rowel, ‘tury Sovtn, Lownor, Jan3t, 187. Faleg firmer, with sales ot 280 BDA, at $52 « 638, "Bacon wat Plena sans ch ae wititce 1 hereby gtvon tata green Buoy. markod with ther ies 1034¢. for Cumberland ont, 11340. a 113¢0. for short rib follo' officers have been honorably discharged ‘eel sunk in St Mi Gatway. 8c. for short clear. Cut meats were {n good demand e Uni States naval service :— ‘The buoy lies in 44 fathoms at low water spring tiéin, seiice. Pb osge or shoulders: ‘tad Longe 18 forma, ea een at Peters ekurdh tomer oa with the guise eed of Weltnge hogs were rather higher, sales of Western at | “J 0! ton pler head, NW by N. | bE S34e. a Re. and c ‘at 13g. a ‘Lard wee mipent 16 Cook pagerieaton Bouth Le rekon, {te length, northward ot the: aie. for old, and 13 a for new, the fatter for | Acting Third Assistant Engineer W. H. Allen, from St Nicholas Ltgbtveasel, by Wig W: distant 236 coblem, halos rendared fs ‘ia small parcels.’ Butiar and cnoese.| January 10, 1867. PaaS Ad eye distant 4% cables. Dect, Rae i . diatant 8% cables. fon —We heard'of uo transactions, We quote Caroline | pAcHOs Apsistant Paymaster Edward D, Haydes, from The spars of the sunken vessel show above hich water. Woe. 1 103 brry By order, P Ht BERTHON, Scorctary. nd Rangoon 9c. a There was Neeeeanad caiviies tn ‘the market for raw, and full prices were realized, the market closing stron, At 10e, a 103¢0. for fair to good refining. The sales were hhda. ‘at 10c. « 124c, for Cuba musoovado, 11g0. a. 126, for Porto Rico, and Barbadoes on private terms; 77 boxes | veg ¥ige. Refined was moderately active at 150. for ¢ jREDS.—Clover remained dull at our last prices. Calcutta ruled dull though irregular; holders generally de- February 2, 1867. Mate Artnur B. Arey. RESIGNED, s Midshipman E. T. Wells, of the Naval Academy. Acting Third Assistant Engineer J. M. Young, of the United @teamship Paul Jones. Assistant Surgeon Frederick Kreeker. APPOINTMENT, Oliver W. Griffiths, of the Saranac, has been appointed Whalemen. Ship Swallow. Weeks, NB, reportaherat Albany, W Aas: tralia, Nov 23, with 70° bbis sp and 8) do wh oll all ° touched to land's sick seaman by the name of Ernest Sea Fox. of Westport, wae at Mahe Deo 13, with bbls ap oll, all well. ‘The Mercury of Liobart Town Nov M4. anya bark Witza. ‘or 12. to” NBedford. Capt Witherell, put im there She bro ful Steamship Atlante, Hoy Steamship Cortes, ener, ‘era Oruz—F Schmidt, Ng Scandella, St Johns, St Thomas, e oe! aiftied $2 45, gold. duty pald. Carpenter in the navy. Seanee ae ates ught in 300 bbts «p, 300 wh and 300) Ibs bone, TENTEARINE wad iaady, aos 36,000 Ibs, at 100, a 113%¢.; also DETACHED, Picante apiaeny Daten: esb Oathnee: My ina De cit tothe cand eae ee Paymaster Robert Potteo, {rom duty as Prosident of ne Moneka, Lilpy,’ Charleston—Livingston, Fox & Rark Mermatd, Horan, tof Westrort. was in King Georgetd grease 9. a I piaitow was unchanged. Sales 195,000 Ibs. at 110. 0 HaMEET — Reoeinte 363 bbls. Sales were made of 250 bois. the Examining Board at ‘Three weeks iladelphia and placed on waiting orders, Sound, Australia, Deo with 400 bbe oil, previous lont the mecond Insley Mr Berry" e boat was fast ton Steamship Albema: se, rae, Norfolk, City Point and ‘Weatern in bond at master James Murray, from duty as a member of ba a Livingsvet secon hich 9 jtea Baratoga, Kin; u t, the Examining Board at Philadelphia and ordered to re- | mort" Heisckae t Teeter Oty Potns and Rich- taken the beat out of sight of the vessel. and they were a + cxpuized bg a loose whale, and Mr Berry wre dfowned, and the carpeme ter in endeavoring to save him was also 5 Bark Kathleon, Craw, NB, was at Mahe Nov ¥5. ha sume his duties on the Constellation. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Paymaster James Fulton and Passed Assistant Pay- Steamship Washington, CWchester, Norfolk, City Point and Ricnmond—Jarmes Hand\ ma ar Estas Bark Ati)la (Aust), ———, Wabrford via Baltimore—Sloco- Pacapetpnta, Feb. 6, 1867. master Wm. D, Woodbull, from duty as members of the Stocks dull, Per ia State fives, We Morris Examining Board at Philadelphia and placed on waiting | Vich & Smith. seon whales but twioo last cruise; took one, but lost Le Philadelphia and ge Hastroad, 3s i fing, S56: Penne onder. i é - ” i YiRTE Quisiaro (Br), Slanwjod, Honduras—trujito & | Siber" a largo one veatsee road, 80%. Exchange on New | Acting Volunteer Licutenant F. F. , from the | 'Brif’Madonna (Br), Jordan, Ghee, WOA—Miller & Hough- Spoken, &o. Yor, er [maeae tase eta eee Tueey por’ | Naval Hospital, New York, and granted sick leave of ab- ie iil nine ? r it P matey Bark Constantine. of Fxoler, with lose & roreropertt ane Pg ge tg ht AE OE Mi geet) Bag & Emerson, Wilson’ Port a Princenit Murrey, Je. | 7 Pee om B im one lower. "ales at S6c, a.S7¢. Provisions generally ae: | Captain Guest Gansevoort has been placed on the re- | Btls Kitty Coburn, Wilson, New’ ean Young B Cowan. Bezgrsk Doo abe inp tpn wa; tree Maal ae Whiskey dull; con- | tired list, hr Oakes Ames, —-, Sevannal-Vam Brunt & Slaght, | for NYork. tabend 1Qagron Baurimone, Feb. 6, 1967. at 820, & S3c. for low and strict misaiings stock car. Rox airs, Jan 10—Sld brig Gilmore, Meredith. Boston. Spec Pho Ainelto for Nice: brig Torrid. Zone St Rio Janeiro for : TE Se ae cdnien Enells: Aspinwall for NYort Sob AF Kindberg Thoimaa, Dalthiore—A, Aboot, i ni 0 Bobt Typhoon, Willams, a MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Ys steady Arrived.) y estination) ; ee eg Ep ie Steamship Huntsville, Ryder, Ney Orleans, Jan 30, 7 | (on for Boston, L > Buffett, from" Havils for og ment Wheat dull; receipts sil light: sales of wagon lots Married. AM, with mdse and passengers, to & Lowden. Of Abse- | sohra Three Sisters. Si Indianols for NYork: of ‘@ 0 $3; we quote Penunylvania do at$2 75a] Fa: At St. Alban’s chapel, on Tuesday, | Com Light, saw o steamer on with wreckers and | lia, Fitchot, Ragged Inland for do; 35th, brigs Geo Gi Corn—Fair receipts per railroad; white at CoD HEATON, ta ‘a, chapel, on ‘> | a steamtug aronnd her. Gtichnet, Skobiie for P: 3 & Louise, ee for mixed old, $106 for prime yellow at 9¢c. a | February 5, by the Rev. Dr. Elmendorf, Maucus R. | “steamship El Cid, Hobart, Nebert, with mdse and pas- | Port au Prince for NYork ; 8th, Queen of the South. So., the laster for Fells Point detivery. ‘Oats dull; sales of Soxma, of Troy, ~ & to aie gig of this city. sengers, 00 sem oe se son, Demarare or do: Victoire, Siaith, St, Martine for Ys held $8.0 $0 28 for oawi, me aalear. Tieelcy coeds gs ; oer Hy bape with mdae tnd TO Livingstee Pos ACen | Mane Bordsa: Wabiane Glace Bay, OB, for NYork. wid fa GN hey RE gh ag Biccuncort—Lawaox.—On Woanesday, Bat |, brcamalie, Gen Custer menter, with mo and ny shoulders, $e. » the residence of the bride, by the Rev. 0. C. Narton, | *g?s! 2 nee a Spe Gr MoGermoxt to Ruseamerd, eldest daughier af the | gecieumap Nereus Hearse, Boston, wit mdse and passen. ‘Fhe peiede ve nal ital the supp ftom »& 1887, | Inte Wm. Lawwon, all of Yorkville, Novcards. bie Boke Br Gass poyhtgs gaily Ota Si, meet aoe 8530" | | Vatomaman-—Gwrmma Ou Mandar, February 4 at | ls Seams a do., $7 50a 90. ‘and lambs, in 175 | the Church of the Incarnation. by Rev. Dr. Seabury, D. | rmpire, frem for do; iy csi, S38 OE Were 2 8:0 and $i00a sis; | Be COM! sees ein Gepuney ane. oat i Y The large amount of frozen “a . B Tie'podein’martet has seme ofoet ution i | Cincinnati, Ohio, and stopdanghier of Albert ‘Mathews, | Doo iat ft prices of best ; 4 . of this city. London; 1 ele. lower, wi Flour ts in “J aR 1200 bbls, at $11 ‘winter, for white, $1 un: ange at $1. Bi \ eat ‘salea. " Corn oa ie aa), iia vet ton. Bonide, New York, i wore but Pe Pn of ordanty wana of business ore eee, ‘good smooth B, sist, “ion OF, Br ee won B, ound 8. ae i ican Deo W wiih Youn to vy 4; and giny Rhy for the purpose of last of | “pak Wunelmine (Dutsh), Willenbink, ry Secmoot'to' cur ate teother, Peat. O. A. Baker, By ‘with mdse and 9 Fapety Melaka & Sheed: | order of ‘4. 1 COULTER, Master, | & Had ear roar nd wht Fined Brnrn, aged 72 yours formecipiof the few “Armstrong : pave . ea: | froisna. syhcs . foes saat bcs agp rea se with receipts, end Tolatives and friends of the family, and those of | trun fo, fe Jammas Robinson & Go versal io Tints enghanged | nis mons Froderick J. and Loskwood A.'Byrace, are re- Ga Feb8 inva fon ay bark Lawtence, epectfully invited to attend the funeral, real- j aril a See Feb. 6, 1067, | Seuce of bis ton Predertek J., No. @ street, this | “prrart, 8 hides Liverpost mia: | (Fharaday) afternoon, st two o'loak, further im toumasar. “Fos h eh toe Wthyoow oot souk, bousd ma papers please cepy. Brig Ragene A Reed (of J whys GnuwmOn Tuco, February 6 aftr a sort but | sown io, days, be ‘allan We Conizal’ Amerioan feaa N= ~- 5-0 -alleedaelialaae His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- idan taonteny to B frowegs. oe emcee’ tend the funeral, at the Marimers’ Temple, corner of ety Margeorte (Haye), Wale. Fert on Fetece, 13 " ARMY BULLETIN. Caressa Henry sets, on Taurmiay aternoen, stone | Hf tan fbr Holder, Fort'tpaa, ape” with aaphal . master. oth) Guiding ‘Troy (N. 7.) papers pasate cert ‘uptig Thee Turall (of New Haven), riea, Bind, ri; barks Farmavner.—On Tuesday, 5, Joanrancs, wife Ry grt ge LE ; eee Major General Griffin, commanding the Military District | of Alfred Fairhurst, and daughter of the late David and a with sugar Sad lames Yo LW a Parmewons, of | rei Bur Youne (Bri, Haraiions issued the following general Mary B. Weaver, oged 98 yoors, 11 months aad 94 Gaye Brig (Bry East Harbor, TI, 14 days, | CB Alien, order: the district takes this friends and acquaintances of the family are re- | with salt, to ate ’ method of menting Captain John A Wilcox, | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late oon a (or Besuen), jones, Mobile, Jan 96, with Fourth United cavalry, and the men under his 114 Essex streot, this (Thursday) morning, at ‘sche ‘of Brixham). Plorec, 0 with command, for opneplcuous good conduct in «recent ea- | Bait-pat ten o'clock eurrentasioa F Sully, Jen 38 Ist Bf, lon Te, spore brig? rae golcegh ey erie ban heh Pentece Mass.) Republican please H Kennedy, from New Orleans for Providence, Had very | Stewart, Li! towards Ei Paso. The energy and perseverance dis- ‘ Arcot Anqerete bigs Red Vt played in finding the trail of this band, following the pagh ep pe days game under great difficultics, and the success which Fortress Feb 6—Arr Aratduct, Rio Jane amg tgp lew Sarat ohh: mum eamep coemuenont ae eee: amrcence, Domarece f ‘40; brig Water waz? otter property, ealliles "Captain "Wilcox to ereat cea Mavan Watt Beldimore, ‘Cid bark ‘Gorinte, kame praise, and the valuable services of bimself and men en eee OE vey 1-are Pioneer are acknowledged. A ‘#0 commendable ns Shackelford, NYork. Cld brig ‘sonte a Dovereats, et here! —_ that xhibtad. by Wilcox it is hoped maj become a ni teas with all officers charg the protection of frontier settlements; for, if tised, it will emablish the security of settiers, and pre- 7 the possibility of further Indian depredations. ‘Sth—Art achr May Day, Adams, NYork. Cid snip Cong. dence. Johnson, Liverpool: bark BF Shaw. Cant? dota. gas. Sid ecbr Jonas Sparks. Crowther, Baltimore. ¢th—Arr ship Bessie Crosby (Br), Crosby, Bermuda. Jonrus CHRISTI. Texas, Jan 19—In port sohr Hi War Dey ent has given instructions (o the | aged 22 years, 3 months and 26 days. Ship Tew m halicilhe commanding officer of the Seventeenth regiment United latives and friends of the family ae invited to | » Rxrunten—! rene Be pay WA Noyes, Crowell (arr 10th from NYork), to sail came day Staton infaaiey, at San Antonio, Texas, to change tho | gurond"the funeral, porvices, at the onion, ¢hich tied tke meraing Tolar a “Gane ber | Penenenie to Wad Tumber for St Marys, Texan, period of enlistment trom five to three for all men ‘corner of Eighty-second street and Firstavenue, | cargo. oat v1 as Arr sch eaten, Ee hist ‘who have enlisted or re-cnlisted in the regiment on or ia (Thareday) afternoon, st two o'clook. he Nalled. i in bare mi Spencer, Liverpool; ‘Wings after January 13, 1804. will be taken to Woodlawn for interment. Stoamstige Cubs, Meola, Gulf Stream: ship. Majestic; | Of ne ee bark J Cob, GENPRAL RECRUITING FERVIOR. Buavr.—On Tuesday, at bis brigs \» Two Brothers, Como, . trom Ryokinod. (nar oo ead oe ge ye Arig lh ser Beso No. 12 Prospect. street, Jersey , Joun Hovar, Liverpool a % ped in com- foneral will take on afternoon, ab ‘of the Bar, Pligace with festructious frou the’ Bosrd 16. examine: | twoo'clock. ida » © |\- theism Oaanarons, Oaptaia MoLaughlis, from Now Or | Delire terial) srt cle Kes Wentworth day, the 6th, a 7.8 Hyver. : i Teora its to Caruanivs Keiiy, the beloved hee oye of Robert Bars Cysrauane (not a | from Rio Je. (Sp), the Gulf, General Margaret Kelly, aged 3 2 monthe and 6 days. nero for New York, put into with loss of a = . a or aa Ses ee aierre:| bie oa eee eras | fe dee lout 4 " re mom aR he ea Fat bas mt tee iPhen Mur pr 40; Seva hee" ome ante atin, Reo ts pranted White, Cape Henry 2 vears, Hines, St Kitts, Old brig Nome. Fin owray g wae toe ar Soap Recher Carlen ‘G Bardont Sevier ford, Prise Banner Deane, Boston for Tang has had an Fob BA sacher tn, the West Bag, hay oo] adeiphia, Pa. ‘dianole; 25th, 1 (Nor) pee aaa daughter of W. WN. eth, ship Olivia (Br Sete : yy aon “anne ita, Pet eSaicctge” arrived. ‘apn gih prvi rane cr uygteriose fone reer py, relatives and friends Pour’kingaton. Je. O14. Brig © Corte Pm tony invited to Se Captain dence, No. 440 dase Ria thoae Mitangee went Toto ihe Bleak Wan eee February 6, of consu: tS ab 4 . today Feegemta tearing trom want F wis oF Labitopen Fler aged’ ab Foare, | tad santas ent gelesen ones Broke | cuiehr tneten frou Mevenea, bots for Paicasipian Sore Soura, from Demarara for N putin Mth with loss of arrived at 5 : Bava Quany o” Tx PORTLAND, Feb Burnham, Motel entitled Moiiioan. Tuesday, February 5, after a linger Bermuda 29th ult, ba' vy} ry Ay ‘ illness, Jonn Mouucay, aged 32 pn A wenger | acres te her upper works, Would repair snd proceed 0s ben. Havana: Fisak, 4 of The relatives and fri ‘Are respectfully invited to | speedily as possible. Svamehip North Amerioan (Br), Kerr, Liv DS abol mtend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 226 pitia Huxay & Locus, trom Port Fag) at perme Pere a > Merriam, Mayagues; W a anth ada: : maxed re A port ‘ from time to Pi fonrey. Oh Weduanday: Fobecary OrSanee Mourne, | would be discharged to eau from the copper,tm No cargo “Arr sohre Hl Curtis, Haskell, Savannah; Hattie Roa, ors General of the aged 42 years, a native of Yi: Wexford, would be sold, but all would be taken forward. Poland, Philadelphia, me ee Ireland. k nesivhiapied ‘Buje Ceoas (Br), from Tarks Islands for New York, put | thechrr achr Wen Carral, Colson, New York, RM pa due to the ‘The friends of the fhcalty oe invited to attend tho | {to Halifex 24 | aving been bers ba heme rine | to Cophas Starrett; ‘brig Ui erry; . from Indlani . ae eae neral, on from hie late residence, No. 15 | , Some Tnuen Brerans, from Tomnclh of cargo to dry tt, FORTSMOUTH, Feb S-Arr sehr Mary E Gsen jopking ‘caulk ail over and get away in two weeks. PROVIDENCE, Feb §—Are, barks Wentworth, (Bt) agra nate Sera a ak Suty't, 180, 0 date be egal ‘i mndor’ any ci ‘keep goods BAVANHAT, Jan S—Arr ship Priga ( ih fae ircumatances to or sell of an) rf ~ re Favors Gescription within the limite of any military post, 4 = sehr Wm H Sargen’, Sargent, log ye ition oF on military reserve, Ceaeecg otf. eave rospouaitte foe the writ execution of this order, By order of the Secretary of War. chia eee Sia General. E. D, TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant MIRORLLANROUR The funeral will ur Ane, wile bet fn Arse Car. 3 Sent | rao, | Drorat Brigadier, General YD. Seward, who wa rw. | ot. sis (Thurmday) eal oes ba set ronan | pr here eine Par, diet, st vs cently ie order a General Howard a1g0N.—On Rone , make an inspection of the Di of North Carolina, | wife of John Ne! Ep bad bs ey 1 yRrON, NC. rr iy on) Bet has returned 5 ee juarters at jenn fees ha ‘The friends {iranian ponaie, TAectul Baglone Davia, W. Y, United