The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 11, 1863, Page 1

ov rear + ~ . - * . NU MBER D806. oe NEW YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1863. PRICE ONE CEN =— er 1 Ts ; & 7 mnt ~ mm SS ES see Started to day in purrult of the pirates who took the | prissners of war, The bigi Mm -~ | th Joly, 5 641, { Latest News Ssuarenre Reeve wean eh an err fora | LASSE Ourehe an er etmatds an ga | eet he Nae rag techn BY TRUECRA PA TOTHENEW YORE St¥| News from Rebel Sources, | “rn vresitest nea signed a pardon enempting ®, | Teves eed nate Ee es ietae AZ, feduce | rebel owners” The beers cane onaseetioon ie The come suggest! for increasing the 7 ot hie Denar ent ead refers tothe report he pote, vch exhibite the an ghthat officer {a 6 taverisecion of treude cei ie emp.o! the New York Custom Wesee the le M Ron of Inet Fomalaing in othe cad the acento tt pecvention or, @ @ measures Oo} ve 4 od wdnpted wil, Ine believed, seibcientiv prowess the eratnet the jan of theas or the ongamission of like frauds, 6 itary re. mews his recommendation for ihe parchase of the lerehants’ Exehance, New York, now occn’ by fue ase fone, and conelndes as follows “In this report the Secretary necessarily ormite many cordial appreciation of the real inisticenes, and f eo ‘a! me per, an deity winteh the of the department eenerall beret rought to the di ee of their sewera) cuties Tot Portercaa Monroe, Dec. 10, The Richmond Wute of | W. Gantt, of A fre | debt below t ~ is! | . oan nea. from the, penalty of treason, | pare for the fecal year ending Jane hich he inca by acceptin ¢ aad erercieing the | 1865, calculated on the continoance of the war, THE CHESAPEAKE “GRAB v9 Dec, ¥th has Charleston dates of the * "ea | South Carelina. office of Brigadicr General in che service of the re | ven. The spares receipts from ordinaty Fleeteof Ves ie ites Charleston, Dee. 8 A brikk fre between Fort | Bolt, ‘The pardon also reine ates Gen, Gantt ta all | Rig Autom Of S208. 856.880 | eapendtieures ori: eet. 0: essels After the Pirates. | Moulirie avd Battery Greag opened thie morning, | bis Tights of proparty exce ping those relating | the ount Ukely to remain und-awn at that time, 7 Que : | 6h 1 } The Yankees have ¢ 4 firing on Sumter, They | slaves. Tans MO ETSI ALS OS lect hei, Ua yy FULL PARTICULARS OF THE PLOT. |Ss.siarsr armterm wt wiessecun | Gongral Tatelifgenoa, | twsbrima rt — : | Asenming the correctness of the estimate which st J | (Dv Mau tosthe NY Sun) ute the debt the latof July, 1 1,6 56, . Johna the Headquarters, | Beep np a alow fire apon the en Basa coin tesnit from these sattuntes ‘thal "the = + + - Siow firing le kept up between the enemy's batteries jay Mracorn has *vo¢ been captured by the quer: | whole tebt will have reached on the 30th of June, : | sae rep ced SH, the sum of &2,231,955,190 37 Arms Procured in This City. | e2¢ car. Tis Mas crf the Wotte has oedered the Great Bbtp |. The evrreen rate of Tnterenton the whole debt Company (rat Brust ta be wound tp ® | without regard to the warring margin between coip sides to protect her from ¢ fo) *. Our batteries eo working parties, Hand ff Al > Prvatel.® Dee. %.-Gen. Lor has raised the | . end votes, wae on the first day of July, 1862, 4.36 per teoviolen Tee te Ba ta arsat arts ie the ce $0 Provided. | eege of Knoxvitia, in coneequence of heavy reinfores (st Rusigorelementary school has heen open- | centum : on the fiewt day of Januacr: 1861, 409 par | measure of success w Gttended ite adminis ememeree a ceptum © on the firet y of July, 1 O08 ir Cen. | tration | mente received br Harne On Friday aight our Tito dt Virein is Legiat tum, and om the firtt da October, 150s, yy Btill lesa conld he exense hi 14 he omit to Intersting From the South, | tores tet tack so Morcistows, where a stand will at Bar dria hy Weanender ae Bieeeel | ecntie. -S bd ace ok od may hee “aovinealy Ne Tecnanlpey, alee pte Reg Probably be made. Our lose at Kaorville wae doo, Maher sued marat cat meccemon, tm favor af cmene INCROARE OF TAIER throngh the year, the tokens ine Previ re rl tag 7 : * | patings pthe State and reeomrionse @ | The Recret hile submit 1 dence which haa led eountry through peril of Longstreet Expected to Give Battle, | roe 9 york ESTE SoU team to ahee Whe Sonata owt | ou arr, while submitting eatimates for tate | gvary Mind. How steadily and grandiy, anier, tha’ henignant care, the Great Repablic has meved on | How confidently may we trust ite fu’: to the sams sacred guidance | =f & P CHA e, Treseury Departmen: nerease of revenue. Additional rived from a modification of th he chief reiiance must be on war k iled, . ieuieihianiantins warcied. G Shih of Gis, tas taf, Witt he arr ointment of Gen, Reenclde to the | HIS FORCE AT MORRISTOWN. wae wounded, The acesalt on the 29th failed, in con von ~ bal ane span New (sierce ans iene | nal duties . muen { forged orders, recalling Gen And t i } ihe BECRETARY CHASE'S REPORT. | hiss re lately been vent down to take the | Treommend ieade Ye now with Ba ad the querriiiaa | CHlauion se boon so daring and destructive will | 0! the du fitthe per cent.: an increase rite to siaty cents per gal- i . . —_— | #)! reapounble atiention j loo. ani duty on tobacco to twenty Washington, Dec. 10...No business of tmporteace PEeMry ERUOTOSUOE GEMCOMNODIR, | 20r% O4- See 8. hs sivniy’s cavalry avoes He istica of the Hurean of Imeiaration show | Qcelediug’ ts wualltes om manutectured va dete af | wae tranencted in either House today. Mr. Pendle * previouats 1800, the 4.000 came | 22 ton, of Ohio, gave notice of his tatention to introduce ite per gallon on ¢rude petroleum : a duty of | cavalry, ander Grgely, were drives a 0 t ‘ imei Ms bets two tents p r pound on cotton ; peal of the to PUBLIC DE " $1,097 000,000 | town nd petroleum drawback 4 various other | & Dill to admit members of the Cabinet to seats npom iia | —— -_ Ai brenat tube the Rear in the internal fevenue laws, designee to the floor of the Senate and House of Representatives, a) " } 7 eed . a 2 t the recempte from this source. In the part Later European News. From Europe. . nt, makion 6 | ruler reromn aloe hua mentioned the Senter | Ce concte'at ue maces aeons . ily concurs, aod commends @ ie suggestions te z hn ~ : : Foar Daye Later Nowe, ' {I Ves meamnres geainat the @slovel | careful attention, The enactment of auch laws as | Honse electeda Chaplain. Pleven candidates ware ohn Bull Dectines the Congress, | t tnmer sieawer tins from Quotes the) | NYE mentare °C he moa stringvat wll teure ap tnereage of the internal revenue t0th@ | nominated. Rev W. H. Channing, Uniterien, rm _- — 2Ath November, has arrived. Phe steamelipy Bremen, ? a+ | ogee ept naceearry food, med. | fifty m Mouse year, te required by the etrongest com | ceived 86 votes; Rt, Rev. Bishop Hopkins, Eniero de., ae. d&e. | from Southampton ufth, has aleo are red . vet eos inhabitant eho hee sueretions of public poltey, palian, 6S. Mr. Channing was declared elected. Hoth a | THE YAOPORED COSce Bnd voll. and bork the hears teseeieertanTeeaice HOW NRW LOANS A&B TO AE RAIARD, Hoares adjourned till Monday. The Captured Steamer. Pivev pool, Nor 26 The Trvve enve the Rrivtat vi Les ood by fine or imprisonment, or | The loam act of last erasion arded by the fee a eencer rename Weaks abana s Waeel Gack CAbiGel gave the Roel seiinus attention ‘to. the pro ty on 90 well conceived that but little farther leg LOCAL NEWS. lemeatin Naval Circirs—A whole | oi oo ess thus with th cE ae it 19 ‘ported that Gen, Meade will soon be relies. | ieaiion te y for the negotiation of the leans F i of Vemele ordered afier the Uhesa- | Ls oe, Dut With ths Breatret respect for "the | oa gion ‘his command, Fla ouee hae not yet TAAdleg ore sae Pe H h ubtions be ther wt ese iD T! ; mperor of the French, resolved on courteously d A | ' e jone jou ou, x iy "ven the Sun Varal hk , € ibine The 7 ana be ‘erm dhs ¥ er govern: ' pee « Wr et : > tent this pil Wad leat pession, to authoriae the SEW YORE AND THE VICINITY. Sun Vara! Reporter ‘ oh . rrowing, in some form, of three hundred millio eo On reeeipt of the information yesterday that | *!! © hagiand’sosempe @ breneht for the curient, and eis bandred mil!ione for the ME aRI7ZURR O yea b f h t for th deix hundred millions for th: T S tHe Crneareice bas pros the steamer Cheeapenke wae captured be a hand of | Ment will Bhor ly rece ea ow catered ' Arroy.efthe | sei yest, Indeed, the Galy fee th ta tee tenis: duced futense excitement in the mercantile commo- tebe! passengers, Admiral Paulding t da} anda on which the Belin ¢ ern): MO | eae pee Wil BO Fe rents ot the current eid cor ing year seem to be: (1) | mity. Shippers and merchants feel that thetr vessels Statement of the cane tothe Becretary of the Navy, | Compeiied to deeline t) accept the Concern 7 ‘The oniies 0 of ail reference to Voited States motes, | are no longer safe, and are Hablete seizure by any ‘The dispatch had hardly heen receiver’, when Mr,| [DA Paamer # beyoud the giving @ situple authority to the L paired 4 ‘Welles telegraphed hack to the Admiral to srlecta | Nad acceded in ort of the Secretary of the sr var‘aeutoreplscetivm hy ver lmuens Ch) The repeal of the ex'sting limitation of the deposit loan to hat all the Contliental Powers ipciple te the Covgresa otoept Aun band of reckless maracders that may ehoore to shiv es parsengers. Measuree will no doubt be adopted bv Gert of the fastret vessels at the yard and to charter | toa) which Government had ox de known its de Treasury. | one hundred millions of dollars, and the substitetiog | {t@ Government and by shippers in self defence to fome others, if thought necessary, and end them | “lion | of @ provision fora reserve equal in amount to half | prevent « recurrence of stmilar ecte, bet eny that @fier the captured vessel. All day yeteday the | The veplyof Russia had heon recived Tticead The S cretare of the Treasury expenses mach eat. the deporit. i) The peimistion of the negotiation of | may be devised cam scarcely failte be oppressive to ee loans redeamabie absolutely et pleasure, or at plea- it ot (he operations in his Depart. | eure afters tine fiard, not more remove thao forty ning of the laet fica! year there | yeara; and (4) The oenjenlon, perhare, of the clause praaty % . 53.0 taxing cireuialion and deposits, ae being more appro credit balance of #13,042,546.51. Bat the | o'stt roan intarnal reveute bill, 1t ie hoped that the emen'sand the restrictive provisions of orier provisions of the jast may be retained in the riving the “five twenty" bonds, added new loan act. k he rev resto onrarmein June, July, and Auenst, tiie deape ot ben sud, reodered it dificult to provide for the inereas. | will be needed, t yard ewarmied with naval officers coming to conder | te he Cou teone ar their services forthe chase Theownereofihe Cheea | MAflon as tothe of Peake were also at the yard, and conveyed over anvil | we comnRS PUP AMER OAS Wan Painting of their vee), which was insvected byall | Mr Cobdem sddrarted alerce moe toy of hie con the officers abont to search for her, "About noon she | Sh turns at Rochdale on the {4th Nowe nber, Heea | Admiral relected the splendid steamer Grand Gulf, | tere! et length foto American affairs, 9 the new steam propeller Vicksburg. ‘recently pure | “Chere was as Society in Bogiand who werr deonetlistory, but eka for infor tote dtecused the honest travelling commoanity, and expensive end troublesome to owners, and officers and crews. While the war lasts there lean end te secarity and confi- dence om board ship, from the necessity of providing against unknown perils, The U.8. Marshal ts sow engaged in perfecting o plan for preventing @ reaur- rence of similar outrages. It will be given to the tion, the Secretary entertains alle to obtain whatever funds igh loans, at reasonable rates of o » ator . ‘1 oo u ° interest, for bonds or treasury Dotee. ebased,) with afiert of weerele from the Neptone | to stop the wa. he Proposal to atop the rar ' = 7 od bbl i requisitions ou the Vor 6 iS av et thts conndenee, however, he must public ina day ortwo, There can be me doubt that Bieamboat Company, and the chartered siearmer | that Mh shonl interfere with A an affsins at the fr ay of the Inst session, whieh | pot omit woase (hit he vellee much on the eupport to | parties now in thie city were in collusion with the Potomac, which resembles the Cheespeake, The ves. | Ben be was lat oh sore n, he toi ben ar nted to 40,204 80 Tomeet these requiri- | be given to the pubse credit by (he national bankiag pirates. A diepateh from the U. 8. Coneul at Bt. that he did not believe that the war wont! saeue in ' avetem and. by the mallzation of the currenc: erle had hardly reevived ordera to propare for won | the achiovement se sou hf eatle’ dy Pons and provide for current demands, Congress | r 10 possibility of ® permanently | Jobne gives the names of four or Ave persons who it than the Navy Yard presented @ scone of the tnont bee fe 4 id +t hacia Suthoriged on the iT bof Jenuary leet, an addition. | nof the finances, und fe thought can bn made amenable to justice, if the annsnal activity, Stores, provisions, and all other | Sera “ef a sas, wn = at taeue of one hundeed millions of United States | the creation of large debe, OB; | guepicione against thin be eonfirmed. The case dare necessaries were burried on board with (he greatest | that their kno wiode vited fig Hotes but race po provision ver losns until the test | and equal credit throughout the country, not come under an; of the rules of civilized warfare, patch ; officers and sailors hastily packed op all ad never believed id he now, that there would | day of there liable to variation in quantity or in walui end fe clearly an act of piracy and marder. Any fer- be two nations of Awerlcaur in Ameries thelr necessary luggage, and got thermeelvos ready for | intellivent people his eountry bad not been @ernise. The vesselsn, which were short banded, re oa oo othe cause, ia orem of the war, they would awe the too. ceived additions of men fromthe reeviving kip Nori | 4 eiaion pe ould aan tbe aa . t Caroling, « portion of whose sailors were also sent on | with b press ies Dd humon progrees allowcr the world, 1 lready we could eee what he strugete hed i dto Board the Potomac. The latter veue! nien received a | Nie Mv ogico und #8 Lotmues If Piva wat heen for pretty formidable armament one which will onatie | the American wer, the | rench woul? her to give « good eccount of the prize ifebe wes her, | the Mexican tis hee Bown the Dominge."” Mr. Cobden then con It te stated, aleo, tha! orders have been rent from | mending that England abealé othe the Navy Department to Philadeipbis aud Keston or. | ber own domestic affairs ering the commanding officers of those naval « A telegram from Madrid of Nov 20d. eaye tions torend away immediately euch vessels as are | credited rumor has reacted thiscity, of th weady at the yards commanded by them Another | tion, by @ Spanish veaseel, of two Ameri vamor says that the Sassacus, one of the fastest ehipe | laden with arme and munitions for the Sau Dom ago fm the navy, which recently made 17 m nhour | insurgents. eo ber way to Washington, was erent away from the The Madrid journals report that ¢ieneral Dulce has Bational capital this morning to search for the Ches- | demanded the dispatch of 30,000 men to San De if the reticns or tion eign power that would reeognize the deed as legiti- mate of war, would evoke an indignation in our city far greater than was elicited by tbe barning of oar clipper shipa by Anglo-Rebel privateers, Winter Come at Last.—Winter eame two works ago secording te the Almanec, but only yester- day according to the thermometer. All over thecity the keep old blosterer mad» bis mark,and the cryetel ponds gave solld nee of his presence, to the greet delight of skaters, who were oct in pretty good, though pot full, foree, It was almost toe cold to tempt the ladies to enjoy the poetry of motion, end antil they grace our ponder, skating eannct be said to have eommenced. even thongh the ice were @ foot thick. The endden change in the temperatare from the mi! | under the operation of national le mi ® wo kinde ot currency fulfil these conditions: o; the other, a cireula- tee of uniform description and value, issued ernment, and either paid to government ef supplied to benking essociaiions to be ip general business pow used in this count t bank notes, ts of the Including | jon, Dot immediately con | coin, can be better 1 The secretary thinks it an error to disburse | Creere of prices either wholly or in coop the 20th lation ad it been possible to borrow coin enough, and fast eaongh, for the disbursements of the war, al- most if not altogether the samo ete on prices would have been wrouebt. Ruch di semente made | incoin would have eaciched fortunate contractore, ed lavish expenditures, and eo intiated prices remain. | rrassriente attended | employ except those which The eireul ‘ramonnt Awerewate, therefore, | ides of the eiatement, | the deducted fram bh g the true amour Prices, too, bi The withdrawal from mechani . & : a te, ined g be epesba, The Sassecus is commanded by Commander | mingo. t year, &7 20,0040 rh, Reruns DN esl and agricultural occupations of bundreds of thou- | weather that prevailed during the last few weeks, Boe, who was recently the ordwance officer atthis| The Damy News confirms the statements of the of tie! araetngrta, SF Wb Ds, The bal. eande of cur vest strongest, and moat active workers, | | ao64 @ marked change in the appearence of our @tation. u sa Power, and save ther o troth whatever At three e'clock every thing being ready for sea, on | in eport that Far! Kuseel! wos adout to resign , the vessels named. the following tieet left the harbor: The agitation in Germany in regard to che elatm TU. 6. steamer Grand (Gulf (new); the steam gunboat | of the Piince of Angustenbere to the Dukedom of Bebeg, Lieut Com. J.B. DeHaven ; the U S.atoam- | Holatein. appears to be on the (nor @ Vicksburg, Commander 1). 8 Browne = Lieut, | Prussia are said to have rp Bory of the Navy was dispatched to command the claims of tre Prince, Moeti Potomac, which weasel, we t lieve, o went away city. There was e general dopning of winter epparel, and the noses of pedestrians exhibited variegated expectation The estimate wre ison, ip part (rom other co uses; a forex. | bu not certainly of erystalline eplendor—in the while he actual receipta were ¢°7.. @mople, the price of ralroad bonde from ast incre | eve ght. The street cars and stages dreve e thriving It «clear that the law, antes a OF Income, throveb paymenta for milit tranrporta- chose te walk under sach ndedy Will NOt produce the revenuees- |° ton, and the price of cotton from deficient fe Wuolnens, 00 few persons bad > ' . | “weryeharp and nipping eir.* Mich the greater part of the rise of prices not Sxkatina.—There was good skating, yeater- id, under any em of Currency, have inere ries of labor. e! by connequenee, the pric: of labor, while the prices of many th eiote trom ordinary enurese of rewe reapond with the estimates, or largely # from internal reverue lave {n obedience to their country’s eummone to the red Austrian and dd) obleetions to the faverofthe Prine for by) “So causes nat etated wellas much reee'pte from all sonrean for the laet erpar. of the difference betwren notes ‘hoof dine. 1508, were #180. and the fe late last evening. It was reported Inte in the even Avorated. jt ted bapene AT ohenoeer Gia eae Glen yet ir tirentation "Werk these. notes witte | 48y+ 00 the Washington end Nassan ponds in Brooke fng.et the Navy Yard,that the Dawnythe prize steam: | Hoistein imine mand tee Boothe ae Jisbursementa @mounted to drawn from ut, it ie believed that much of the pow | lyn, The Fifth avenue pond te freesing very fast. ial eane nditares, # rey eonede rable diterence betyers foln god Valtee Laat evening, at the Union pond, Breokays, B.D... °: 0 ! ueted the actaal r tates notes wou jeappear Certainiy there oag but they bad not leit ihe Navy Yard at five o'clork. | 1") rycen eed at P14 1S 29. on order toshow the smonnt derived tp be no ‘difference in favor of coin, when it is re- | about 8,000 persons arserubled for @ gale night, tt be We believe that the commanding officers of the : from foann, S00. %66.652 %9, which sum, added to he | diembered that United Btates bouds bearing sis, or | ing the inauguration of the 84 season of the pond @ bt on the Tet July, Us6%, oh08.5u6, even five, per cent coln interest are intrinsically | nancing and skating, alt taly, was kept ep enti! © wessele which left last evening had instructions, in »-tofore erroneously atated at #Ol4a/il.. | worth, unless the wbeory of national bad taith or na- Pr }» elternately, hig ‘c case they met other fast steamers of the wavy eruls. | The branch of the (German National Uolon in Ham 1 ex as the trne nt of debt on the let. tional insolvency is to be admitted, more than their | late hour. Lake Lincoln, Bergen Hill, Jersey City, affords good skating. There {e also good skating om the Hudson River below Albany. @ Veterhoff, and other vessels, were ordered to depart, | powers are to n Tiwpeadmita the p urrection in THe 1, but dt re ehal al estimated reecipte for the wearending | THE CURBE “64 baved on metunl retnroe for the Inst | In the creation of ne September sth, 1563, trom o dinary venue, ineluding eustoms, interual amonnt A oe de, aud misceligneous eour Tete! actual sud c#f mates cece pte from nil 6 4, for ‘ ing, to request their comn Jere to search for the | in a general meeting Ind down the princi. JUlye to. FL, 00570151 amount in coin; aud yet ench bonds can now be had ACT AND BANK acTA, ‘ wight from Philade!phia, stated that the new ateamer | from Denmark, they murt be compe '! df to fee a ty daaatlition of | Qvick Woan.—The American Telegraph * Kansas. recently built for the navy thera, |e alro or- | The rumor that Austria and Prassia will got support) cayter the Hecretary hae kent @ered to sea, The object of keeping the chief engin. | the pretensions of Prince Froderick, has damped fares FIT aeeak ba AlN A Te idaneal Washington to thiseity, in exactly 59 minates, leav- @er, Mr. Johneon, wes to run the engines, asthe ma. | popniar ardor 4 Pyates Hive) pocdih + HAR havo been ob | ing acopy at Baltimore and Philedelphis, It com ebivery of propellers is entirely ditferent from that ‘ Advices fr. mJ Actual aud estiuaced receipts frog loans tained ‘hrough the edoption of the cusreney and na | tained 5,000 words, The reading of the Message had efaside wheel post, and considerable trouble is | Pt murdere n : an‘ popular bonds. Ifthe policy already adopted be 5 et English and Fiench forces wae generally ex fairly aud judiciously carried out, 60 as fo induce the | at the te ‘egraph office, and yet it wesallin the §cr gines, The commander of these pirates, Praiuo, is preted, : “ 4 as a ee ' conversion, at the earliest date, of the State Manke | office bulf an hour before its reading wes ceneluded ip we!! known here, and some time ago published a di Obs RD, 4 y Chesapuake. A private dispatch received here lest g Holeteinera wil! not aeparate ‘ A)/MATOS FOR THR CCRREST YaAR for their amount in Uited States notes, Company transmitted the President's Message from « 1) moderate intere seneral distri revenu t — tional brink syetem, and the iarue of circulating notes | commenced iv the House before a copy was delivered paretion wrademanded, aud tiat war by exwed inany port to obtain menutorun those en- ti tered as foll ine September 60, 1563, | iuto National Banks, and the corporate eurinaty inte the Howe, | | ; 3s) ae Naw tele | the ae poe ber: ational currency, ‘he Seeretary thinks that all the | rectory of Si. Jobn and other places. Pre geet vdihe ayn as he af ‘ Kagel gly ee | Civil Rewer 8.004 41 iwoney uevded fof he prowecution of the war can be | PausesTation.—Tho attaches and employers es om maw anc ee that Pensions brained at reasonable interest, and the national ’ By Telegraph. the National (Government has pobilehed ys anertra ar leg | Curreney be approaimated in value toeoin, anda re- | ofthe New York Tranacuire recently visited the all Partical f the Pl Rilke GC ILO NIMPORECEGtRae leur tel fomee nee | Ne , | yion of specie payments would be speedily | house of Mr QO. B, Stout, the publisher of that paper, Rd ‘ arte yt jo Filet, the Governments o Wiina, Wirteltk, Koxiio t | DreWans eDOUE, ots te the orvani. | 0M Presented him with e handsome gold wateh,chalu St. na, N. B. Dee, 10. The Evasiso Girona! ¢ pow, beari 2h 4,00 > | The Compiroller o: e currency reports the org ° ‘ et Je 3 Ih wi te eted with A " ; oo is ovalt att . axe ae n val t reypendia Ag } nditures for firet quarter @176,110,082 = ration uncer the National Bank ng Aci, prior to No and eeale, and » series of resolutions, as @ token of | Abbe oe Ce ae ee nee eae | Mowaviefl. and exvresring entire devotion tot Tinaiaing three quarters the ynpes Ini of Tid aaaociations, with Ant sggreante | esteem and apreciation of bis genial warth es mars eeapeake ¢ acherne was matured hereby Com | National Government. Chinielingk! gained a wets eetimates, foumded ©4 appropriations ecapitelof $16,001,200, National Banks have veep : federate agente Meetings were held, aud the pas | over the | us, near Garnocala, on the ith gid eatiuuted deficiencics, are ea fol | jnm'd inevery loyal Btate aud in the District of | 884 business nseociate, The editorial, reportorial money of parties to make ¢ selgure was Sonreque: which the tneurgente occupied * ! | Cowubia, and even in New Urleaps The Coimp- | and typographical corpse of the journal were fully re- oace 4 town of ora.on the Vistula: Frequent enconnty ‘ rvi¢ $27,050,872 21 | troller re iende some alters c4 in (h# law. I0 presented. @preches highly complimentary to the @hrough to New York, They re promised B00 | take place between the Rurslaus cod lumury i} nlane au At Nana 1 Y ff wht b the 6 netary rf u sae Ley Ah bias reripient of the teatimonial were made, to whleb Mr. eech on oe eater Woion Whey pear be | b Departiient.; 774 | un torm snteof interest: the tp al of the sectioD | Stout replied in a happy and appropriate manner. piington. It was also arranged, that at a certain store N Joterest ou Pubic Debt. 24,851,505 OL whieh connecte the iasves of the netional eurreney | ig utmost good feeling prevailed, After the , 5 ws items 929,621,027 | with Sate barks: allow ne dezoeite with State banks | ‘The utmort ing Bi 2 Dresen 9 vi feledy og ~ be barber edged ed owe Bs | -jat ra ruterest prereribed by the secre tary of the | tation, Mr, Stout Invited those present to partake of jeren' ea, for @ parcel contain volver, ain- ". 6 iM total erere, ‘Tre of moneys under the orders of judicial tri- b munition, e pair of handcuffs. It 10 belioved (Feeqvephed to the New York Sun.) Buena eare pe $1,099,731,960 | tmoela. ard sts1 of 2. > yer cent on corporate bank hie hospitalities, the belence of the evening being devoted to social enjoyment, A Lecture will be delivered inthe Church of the Immeculate Conception, Fourteenth street, on Sunday evening, December 13th, 1863, by the Right Rev, J. R. Bayley, D. D., Bishop of Newark, N J ed over that of lea Babject—“The Church..the World.” The procecte f the value of the bull- | to be devoted to the poor under the charge of the at. Bt 10) de gle Oe ve Vincent de Paul Society. Tickete~Fifty Cents Tue Base Batt Convention,—The Sixth Annual Convention of the National Associa'ion of Base Ball Piayere, was held Wednesday eveniug, +! Clinton Hall, The principal bus ness was tle adop note etreulation, payable monthly, The national bank note circuistion 's to be exempt from taxation, iv consideration of the national bensiits to be derived frou it. was ehipped by Confederate agents, Hom. BD, C, Livrigsons, of New York, haa been | Bu was valuable to the Bouth, end that tt was arranged | coufined to his room by revere sickness siuce Monday, | abe should be seized on this particwlar trip, The) Jerr. Davis’ menssve was received aud read io | Pp ve het a wanager of the plot represented that the Chesspeake | both rebel Houses of Congress on the Tth. Se ieale te cencincnessoutia at bad been taken while attempting to run the biock- Th mer McClellan arrived at New Orleans on | © of the fiscal year, the tum of ede, and this was harmless effort to get back South. | the 3d, from Hrazos, Texas, bringing Gen. Banks and Leaving the total actos! end estimated ers property. We have tho names of five of | staff | exjend. i 9740,731,060 | 7087 Do ived wae the partice engaged in the eeizure, They | AnvicEs received yesterday fiom the Army of (he Toe tee) f expenditares belpg auc 406 41, andin belong to this city and left here with Capt. Braine.| Potomac, state that we occupy the same position pre Sill be ba cetiontted bilanae an the wine eh toe os DAE At AL O:f Phey are of the worst species of humanity denomins- | cisely ap before the advance. Thereportethat Gene | OUihof June, sed, of tual wn.ouut deposed $25,701 507 31, ted “rougts."” One of them was just out of the peni- | rel Lee has thrown a force across the Kapidan, are in- Sof the ear was @:4.699.4.7 14; of which ae tentiary. They all went from bere by tho steamer , correct, wae quid cola; ep bt #0 8 la pare Bilt THe MINT, f the mint bh been of less im The operat 860,000,000 | portance (lam urual. duria " f emounso was incs year at ban francisco alove tatement it appear required [ort New England, on the 8d, to Boston, The Chesapeake | Gov, Courrs.of Penn, yesterday received a com ere ot the hand Be 94134497 ST tion of several tmportaat rules fo: the government é\d not coal here, She called off the harbor andtook § munieation from the War Department, announcing | . Manes belenee 66 ile $755,568,500 pices had oftiet dat Per cae Pura #16 of the game. © of Whose virtually pa BN Tr Le on board Coptain Parker, formerly of the privateer | that no mew organizations of volunteers will be ai h here have been provided and : rather siaten a aitene’ tans at’ lite Wark: on of the Retribation, who took command, The citizens gene | lowed, except a {ow coupaniia to fll inec ete reg! ed dusing the first quarter. ...., 176,110,052 | prench reiut et Denver hes bees organized and pus piicher to deliver & ball to the ; ; in operation during the y ar, tut ia operation nan et once, he tails to do oe, the umpire Y rally regret that thie city has unwittingly efforded | mente ided + 0070,497,947 | coodned, for the present, tome ‘tug, refuing, @ call strikes ve bases, The most exciting temporary shelter to the concortors of the scheme, | Tom from Mr. Meredith, reeeived laet even receipte fror din ting. aud starnpine busin, Adeport hee beea made tion wae the * fly” or “ bound’ dispute iN and that any person from this place should be con- | tn uring the othe decided in favor of the bound. Players erte fora mintin Neveug, eid mensurea will be “ Hef te thas our prisoners on Hell see f My belief is n priso, ° see 116,300,000 | tghen for ite eptabiielmeut mee | warters sete eeeerrmerees 1 voneibhi etter compriled to touch all bases in rumaing. earned in it, Public opinion condemns theact cntire- | Isle sreintents, Ihave reqnested Mr (uld to share - ear ‘The Becretary revewes the rec Oe denign ef pre. Dace Reese ~-A very le ly. Capt. Milletand the passengers and crew were | the clothing and rubsistence sent by the (iovernment, | 1@viag yet to be provided for by loam #464.101¢47 | ceding reporte in relation to the un.versal measure of | 5 respectable meet, provided fer by the steamer New Fngland to-day | with our citizen prisonere, I have co doubt it has The debt ertated during the quarter amounted to | coumeslal vaiuee by eu iteroational decimal coin ing of drug merehants was held at Do'sloek yester ft ey * J | $1 44,949,459, whieh, added to the eum to be provided | a ¢ day, im the Merchante’ Exchange Rooms, 50 and 69; Latse?.—The Chesapeake !e reported to he below | been done by omnes during the vext three quarters, make The trade regu ations, adopted in nursuance of acts Pi A \ollna aad lishing & \ Pubaico Harbor, neer Cape Sable Tun estimate of clothing for the army for the next | total estimated increase of ¢ ublie ns forthe of Congress, to prevent a, oles from reaching the ne etreet resolu passed este’ ag |” Boston, Dee. 10. The prise staamer Ella end An- | fiseal year is fifty-eight millions of dollars. Nine | 7oMyending dune JO 864, of a 460, Phe debt | rebels, have been modifi d aa experience tevealed | drug exchange, the haar of meeting te be trem 12 ti, Sn the let of July, 1863, wan £008 TH8 460 ; ( Sondred thousand dolersareesked fo; spe benehs of | ii ibecsumald occas ln added, the total debt icb, | their deteeta, and persogs of pobily Lave been ap a | pclused es eeeuts, Tue atieniica ef Conercas uw diy + (Commucd om Fourth Pages } Renamuicat, alao (he war sloop Ticonderns le