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mary McKFRSoS daughter OF Daniel and - McKe, nan
al I4l Duane street. "''n
Tho friends Of the family are requested to attend N.
funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at ono O'Clock ~
koBlssoN-At Barre, Mass, ON Saturday October 10
WILLIE RARRsTER only child OF Seth b. and Carrie Lea
johnson aged months and is days. all of this city
kc. "'ERs-lp Brooklyn, on Friday October 25, CAmA.
~ years
The friends Of the family, and In particular those OF
her sons John and Luke requested TO attend the u-
Ssral, from her late residence 10 Lawrence place.
sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
SuiuvAN-On Thursday, October "a, OF congestion OF
.he oraln, kuGsSk SULLIVAN, native Of Killarney,
county Kerry, Ireland, in tho 3lst year Of his age
s friends and relatives and those of his brothers,
.orhous and Michael, also, his uncle, John sullivan are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence q Cherry street, this Saturday. afternoon at
two O'Clock, wlthc"t further pocc, His remains will DO
taken to Calvary Cemetery for ntcrmeni
SIEfNsoN In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, October
20 MARY JANE srEENsoN, in the 10th year Of her age
Inc relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from tho residence OF her
mother, No. 266 Navy street, near DoKalb avenue
brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
VIZ ENr-Suddenly, on Friday, October 25 Colonel
Enw ARD VINCENT, in the 5s,h year Of his ago
The relatives and friends of tho family respectfully
requested TO attend the funeral from St Rartholomews
church. corner OF Lafayette place and Great Jones street,
on Sunday afternoon, at half past one O'clock
VAN lnlEL-A Stipleton, ;. ]. on Thursday, October
"a MARY ANN VAN THlEI in the 26th year Of her ago.
the funeral will take place from the residence VI her
father, s. /.
WurTALL-On Friday October 25 suddenly of disease
Of the heart RcARDJ WmrrA in the 10th year of his
age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
tend the fnnera from tho residence of John Dean gold
beaten Facoryville Staten Island Sunday
at two O'Clock.
Birmingham (England) papers please copy
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY, Oct. 25-6 P. M.
This has been q dull day everywhere. People
are all waiting to SEQ some decided movement on
the Potomac or elsewhere, and the suspense
checks business. In the money market very little
is doing. The advance of rates for call loans to
seven per cent is not maintained, and six is now the
true rate Paper of the highest grade is still
wanted at 6 a I per cent.
In foreign exchange light business was done
to-day on the basis of the rates current for the
last steamer, viz-l07H "a for bankers bills on
London and 5.3324 IS for bankers bills on Paris
Mercantile bills are scarce, and range from 106la
to 1917.
The stock market continues inactive but steady.
Operators are all waiting TO what will come OF
the movements on the Potomac, and what will be
the result Of the great naval expedition. Stocks are
scarce, and pending the discussion of the new
tariff Of brokers' charges outside operators are
rather holding aioof Comparing the prices
of this mornings board with the closing
rates Of last evening, we note q decline of "a in
Pecifc Mail J. in Central u in Erie, "a in Read
ing and a in guaranteed Michigan Central ad-
yanced u, and Quincy "a. Governments were
steady and so werc State stocks, as general rule.
The recent supply Of Missours seems to have been
very TeduIly dDnGTotu ~ puDiiI, ~ Uio SVS'ie
of the withdrawal Of the rebels from the State an
advance in the State bona might be expected. In
other State stocks nothing has been done for some
DAYS. The reports from the West are encour-
aging for the traffic Of the Western and trunk
roads. The rates OF freight have not been, fer Sc
yeral years, as high as thry are moderate
advance in the market pr.ce of grain would
test the carrying capacity Of many Of the roads
pretty severely. AS it is, they have about Us much
to do as they can manage.
At the second board there was disposition to
realize, and with small transactions prices were
generally lower, the market closing weak, al
about the following qootations:-United States o.
1851, registered, 935s s37s; do G's. ISL coupon
.9:a4 a. do. 5's, 1874, coupon, SO ssA; In
diana SIS, so; Virginia 6's, 471a AS Tennessee
SIS, 4214 421a; North Carolina G's 81 a 81; Mis-
souri, 6's, 1914 1925; Pacific Mail, 81 9l14; New
York Central, 77T a 771a; Erie, 3lI; do prefer
red, 511a a 52 Hudson River, 3511l Sc; Harlem
l21l l27s; do. preferred 3l4 3la4; Reading
3iA IS; Michigan Central, i6Y 491t; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, ia Is; do
guaranteed, 372 IS; Panama, ll5 llG; Illinois
Central, 65 G514; Galena ana Chicago, 10 701l
Cleveland and Toledo, 3555 1874; Chicago an'
Rock Island, 5024 81; Chicago, Darlington an,
Quincy, GA a e29&; Delaware, Lackawana an
Western, ~; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, II \
lI24; Illinois Central bonds, IS, sex S.; Della
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TIE NEW YORK WErXLY HERALD.

The Latest War News-Thc Battle nj
Balls Blun-The Battle Mt Santa Rosa
ut. ~d-A Glorious Union VfctOry-The
NAVEL = Hair Below New Orleans-Thc
s,tnat.nn or Affairs Ina Missouri and
xcn,,,cIrv-TIi,s Arciie Expeditton-The
Latest News-Mar.Sees, &C.
The WEEKLY Herald for the pres week viii be ready
this morning ten O'Clock. Among o'hef things, its
pages will containA full Account Of the Recent Battle
Balls Bun, Virginia, with account OF the masner in
which Colonel Baker killed. the Names Of the Unio
Officers in the Engagement and the Names of the Killed
and Wounded as far asceraned The Latest Dispatches
from Washington City, giving Interesting information in
regard to the Movements OF the Government and the C,n-
diton and Position of the Union Army; Important Cor
respoudence between Lord Lyons and Mr.. Seward in
regard to the Imprisonment OF British Subjects Full Ac
count Of the Battle Santa Rosa Isand IN which the
Wilson Zouaves and Regulars drove the Rebels from tho
Island and achieved glorious Victory Union Account Of
the Naval EnxaScnent at the Mouth of the Mississippi,
differing materially from the version given Of II by
Pepper box Rollins; Interesting Reports of the Fights,
Skrln shes and present situation OF Affairs in Missouri
and Kentucky; Tie Latest News from IIatteras Inlet
Fortress Monroe ami all important points of the existing
Conflict Official Account Of the Arctic Exploring Expedi
tion under DE-. HAyes, and much other interesting
reading
Ths WEEKLY Hs,AIo win also contain tho Latest Foreign
and Domestic News reosvcd by Mail or Telegraph; Edi
orias on the Prominent Topics OF the Tines Reports of
the Condition Of ths Commercial Money and Cattle Mar
kes; Marriages and Deaths for the week and all matters
OF interest TO the reading community. Single copies in
wrappers, 10 .d at the Office Fulton and
Nassau streets. Price six cents.
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| The above on account of the following Illinois
banks now in lquidation:-Bank of Aurora, Auro-
ra; Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield; Frontier Bank,
Benton; GRANVILLE Bank, GRANVILLE.
Fresh controversies have arisen with regard to
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. 1t will be
within the memory Of parties interested that after
sxtyone miles of the western division Of this road
had been built there remained forty -four miles to
be built to make the connection with the Missis-
spp river at La Crosse, and thus obtain the North
western business. Of the land grant bonds
81 900 had been issued at so per cent and there
had been sales Of these at the Stock Exchange as
low as l9per cent To complete the road to the Mis-
sisspp river 500 600 more was issued at 80 per
cent. party of holders of the first 50 500 600 are
now endeavoring to get possession Of the property
and to make new mortgage in which they will take
the full amount of their bonds at par giving to the
holders of the last 500 bonds only 40 per cent in
preferred stock and 40 per cent in common
stock. party holding large amount of the last
81 5000 900 issued have taken steps to prevent the
value of their securities being thus wiped out.
Geographic despatch from Cleveland announc-
es that the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad was bought at the auction sale yesterday
by j. +. d. Laner of this city, for two million dol
This purchase was made under the plan Of reor-
ganzation of the company recently agreed upon
by the parties in interest.
This plan proposes, in case of purchase for the
organization Of corporation, under the laws of the
States through which the line of the road passes,
in whom the property shall be vested, and by whom
the stock shall be created and securities made, as
follows:.
l. First mortgage bonds to the amount i0t ex-
ceeding 81, $50 600, emitting the owners to enc vote
at the meeting of stockholders for each 5000 on the
par amount Of the bonds.
These bonds 70 be assigned to the holders Of the
first mortgage bonds of the old companies acced-
ing to the plan, to the par value Of the bonds and
coupons assigned.
2. Second mortgage bonds not exceeding S.
100 900, entitled to like vote with the first
mortgage bonds, shall be issued, and paid to the
second mortgage bondholders of the old COM
panies for the principal Of the bonds assigned,
and the par amount of the coupons, without inte
rest, which matured on or before October / 1859.
For the coupons subsequently maturing to April l,
1852, they shall receive third mortgage bonds.
3. The third mortgage bonds are not to exceed
100000, and entitled to vote every 500
of the par value, to be assigned as above set
forth, and to the holders of the real estate con-
vertible bonds, and the holders of just and valid
debts against the old corporation.
4. The capital stock of the new corporation
shall not exceed $500 900, to be exchanged for
an equivalent amount of the old stock upon its
assignment.
These are the main features in brief of the plan
Of reorganization as agreed to, and under which
the purchase of the road has been made.
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Miscellaneous.

The pilot boat John Jones' TO- has returned to he dT
with loss of bowspr having been In collision
The pilot boat Mary Fish, No also returned to tho city
Thursday night with loss Of manmas by the deck By the
parting OF the main port shroud which Of wire.
RocKLIGHT Hadey Cnlao Sept 70 from Mebourne'
with large iceberg night OF Aug 80 lat 10 lon
3S by which had her rail- bulwark catheads md an anchor
ing directly the berg. when IT just time TO
shift the kem and she glanced off, II she had gone head on
would have sunk her
SHIP STARR KING San Francisco 10Th ult had very
and OF the Cape and obliged TO throw
about 80 tons heavy from the fore hatoh
SHiP SANTA CLAUS at San Francisco goth u from Boston,
was 81 days Cape with strong gales split SAILS
stove buwarks broke steering apparatus lost nearly
whole suit of sails in hurricane.
SHIP WESTERN STAR San Francisco from Boston, was 50
DAYS OF the Cape with strong gales stove hachhcases
bulwarks, lost headrails, &c.
SHIP TpomAs wArrso4 destroyed by the steamer Flag
while attempting the blocknde was bit at Baltimore
IN 3tS tons stated in American Lloyds 81 be owned
In Russia.
Cows oct lO-OT the New York screw steamer from
Nov yurA landed passenger and mails "a proceeded fo
prcnen Tine New York lost howsprit, f.wrehead &c hay
Inc ZEN in collision with hnercan sh ~ oH Cape Race
ns,t Oct 1.-The ship St Charles Conway from New
York for Antwerp in with loss Of Anchor and chain hav
M ncrn obliged % slip from the Same Ii prevent roin
Oh ore TIC man viii be sup oiled with an anchor am
i5n hpn,s cualn from hence.
Put ii and ancAoged, the american bark Laura Pierce
from Hamburg Tor lisbon, With boNsprt sprung and olhe
damage, having seen - CO s0n tue N)Ith Sea VITA
NorTe giAa ARK Slrme 'Irkncwnl.
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Canadian -four VISA dnH and heavy and the supply largo
The sales embraced about c50 bbk. within the above
range q quotations. Soathefn bour was in fair demand
and the supply moderate sa!se Of about goo bbs were
made within the above range q figures. Rye -four was
steady quotations, with saes OF about $50 bbs
Corn meal was in moderate demand X the above figures,
with sales Of 200 bbs yhsat heavy and irregular
,nd the market less active; prices closed Mt decline Of
buhe the sales embraced about $50 600 bushels
1t 81 40 81 AS for Kcntucky white, 81 81 81 40 for
mite Ohio 81 so 81 80 for red state 81 SIS 81 SO for
amber Michigan, 81 80 for amber Illinois, 81 Is 81 81
white Ohio, 81 % for amber Iowa AMI Wisconsin
81 % 81 :. for Milwaukee club 81 ~ 81 rs for Racine
spring and 81 18 81 u for Chicago spring Corn was
heavy and less buoyant, while the arrivals We're free.
The market closed at cast rats, while the sales
footed up about 10000 bushels, past TO arrive,
at 5Sc for the castward, 5Sg. n 5s1c. for
shipping lois OF good Western mixed, and at Gle. a
81 I.c or western selllw. Barley IL good request,
with sales of 260G0 bushels, q o2lc. &C. for state,
CO. 60 Canada In t. ana SIC. T3c anaGa West.
Iar, inalt was quiet a. 10. S0c lyc quiet and
active with free Sales at 73a for river, aloat and 70c
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IHrH WARD-AT LARGE MEETING or LIQUOR
ueiieIs OF the Nineteenth ward held at Wanner-
sd brewery in Foryafh street between First
@ "nn avenues on Friday evening October IS Jacob
Th Was eeted President and Francis Secretary
~ NJ OF me meeting was explained and speech made
etef CONNOLLY in support OF the following resol-
wv, W1, wnieh were unanimously adopted, yiz-
~ the last session OF the LEGISLATURE of
%h v "as adopted by the black republican ofity In
og III ing The constitution, prohibiting the
~ ~ ihrAatins beverages-the snme he submitted to
Pupe loI heir approval tho election ON the nh of
ueuc NEXT am whereas the liquor dealers of this State
" 0onsan9n assembled a. the city OF syracuse weeks
'e rsseu resolutions calling upon all persons engaged
me trade TO organize In Assembly district and 10 s,p
pot no man for oloe who is unquaIiedy oposed Ia e
passage OF the said amendment the next session Of The Lee
gslature; therefore, " - -
Resolved, That we organize Liquor Dealers Association
for this ward, and the association
candid te to be- supported by Assembly in THIS dis
tfict at the ensuing State election.
Afterwards the meeting baloted for candidate for Mem
Der Of Assembly ana Peter Meehan Esq, unanimously
endorsed.
Executive Committee Of eight was appointed to carry
the foregoing resolutions into effect
JNo. JACOB Russo, President.
FRANCIS SrAcoM Secretary.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asls-The market steady, while small sales con
tnued 10 be made at s. Is for pots and at s. 81 for
pearls
pngAnrurFs-Floar-The market was less buoynt aud
active, while prices for common and medium favored
purchasers. Extra family brands were unchanged. Tho
sales footed about 16 600 bl closing within the follow
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The City Candidates Hare Been Busy
during the week rushing to KNOX The popular halter,
No 2i2 Broadway for Specimens oil his fine style OF Fall
Hats which warranel 10 make look like
The result different however, from what they
anticipated So respectable AMI distinguished did they
look thai their r.nds did MOI know tle refused
TO accept drink at their expense.
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The CITY Candidates Have

The Finest and Most Graceful Dress
Hats for GENT mems in MN York. manufactured
and sold By ESfENSCHGGD, us Nassau street.
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Royal Havana LOttery.--I'riyes CasIed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10
MAll
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Pure Liauors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade at Fifteenth street Dstery, es-
tabl,shed in 1888, at 25S West Fifteenth street.
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Mems Furnishing Goods.
Fine OF medium and heavy Wooden Uniershh
at 50 William street. GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent.
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Kimi,nll's Celebrated Album Photo
graphs per Secure The shadow the substance
fades" Gallery All Broadway.
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Whites Fall style OF Gents Dress
Hats ready. choice selection OF ladies' Furs always
hand at 2i6 broadway.
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A Pure TobnCcO.-Kellow Bank Tobac-
co-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all i'm
puIies for sale all tobacco and dealers and at
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTH Err 2V9 after street.
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Boys, Youths and ChiIdren's Cloth
ng-Beauful stock, syles ereat bargains AZ Oak
Hall, a. Sc, IS and li2 Fulton street.
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BatchcIor's Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world-Harmess reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BAICllEI40kS wig factory 10 Bond street.
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The shape and Proportions or the Ok
ford ii express admirable fol Young men,
trodnced by EsrKNsCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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Gray nair-Its Diseases, Change of CO.
ior and Embellishments Treatment for Badness by
GRANDJEAc, Astor place.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

* " wAkD EXCELSIOR CLuB.-ALL MEMBERS OF
'ne Excelsior Club requested 10 the Mercer
corner OF Broome and Mercer Streets on Monday
efcuhs' october 70 at = o'clock. BY order,
Il, VAN ORDEN, President.
Yc FRANK KNAPP Vice President
VIM. MONTGOMERY Trpasurer
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Barry's TrfeoPherOus IL the Best and
article dressing beauty ing curling, cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try It, Sdd ~
ALI druggists.
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Gymnn stics.-e;ia sses are Now Form i'm q
for the season at JOHN WOODS Gymnasium Nos. and q
East Twenty eighth street, near Fifth avenue.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wig and Ton
PEGS, the best in the world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No, Astor House.
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Davids Fall style of EentIcmen's Hats
Ssesroom sj91z Broadway, near Duane street.
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rrHR UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED.
i GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
PEOPLES UNION COUNTY TICKET
And the Peoples State Nominations, made at Syracuse,
September II, 1851, at
COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY kvENING, October %, 1861.
The people OF the county OF New York, without distinction
Of party, invited TO assemble
IN MASS MEETING
At the Cooper institute Monday evening" October % at
half o'clock rafy the nominations made by
the Peoples Union Convention Of following candidates.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court-Thomas w. Clerke.
Superior Court-Leais b. Woodruff, Murray Holman.
Common Pleas-John X. Brady.
Marine Court-Hiram Ketehum, Sr.
District Attorney-Abraham X. Lawrence, DR.
supsrvisor--Ors Blunt.
SheriH-Josah W. Brown.
County Clcrk-Joseph Boxie.
COroners-Dr Louis Naumann, DR.. j. w. RanneT, John
wildly Edward Collins.
The following speakers will address the meeting:-
HON Daniel s. Dickinson, Thomas Francis Meagher,
Hon. James I. Brady, Henry j. Raymond,
Hon. Ira Harris Henry c. Murphy,
David Dudley Field, William Curtis Noyes.
James X. Whiting,
party who desire to sustain the government in the vgo
prosecution OF
THE WAR FOR OUR UNION,
expected to in their strength preparatory 10
united at the polls in November The heart OF the
people New York only the Union, and its voice
must proclaim that fact TO the wotl1.
WIN. TUCKER Chairman.
Eonnar BEATTY, Secretaries
NN. &. toNAoA,
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Warm NyeTino Cndcrsiiirts, SO Cents.
Mo0DY'S Shirt Mandatory, 26a Broadway
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For ShoriT.
FREDERICK L. vuLTE
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JJTf WARD CLINTON UNION DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
L The members requested 70 Gsenl meeting On
Saturday evening, Oct 20 ~ Soc ~ S. Clinton street.
III oi4tro. GEOH6 Z kEIBittEA, Chairman.
ANDRHW DvRElS, Secretary
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TrusScs.-Mnrsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal sup
porter superior article No. 2Vesey st., Aston
House, opposite the church
Trusses. Elastic Stockings, Abdom inal
Supp rters Suspensory Baudagcs. prs. GLOVER
TIiORNE, No A.n stree t under Barnun's Museum.
"Big Thing $50 Say the Ladies Who
use PYIES o. Soap. Try it. Sold by everywhere
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Bark Emerald Isle.
Also, one bark, unknown.

2th-U ship Atlanta; bark Braziliera; ships Ocean
Telegraph San Francisco Australia Liverpool; Mnnehaha
(Br Londonderry Ceres Lndwis aud Northern Light,
IIavre; barks coooney and Young Cork Sarah shenf
Bordeaux Laura Campbell and Catalina (sp) Cadz Atlas
Buenos Ayres; Mary Lee Aspinwa A Drebert Philade
phia brs Electra Br) and Cora (Dan) Cork; Open Sea-
Porto Rico; Newhall (Br), Jacnel o Cashier
Renshaw, Matanzas schrs Mary Ellen oporto Ian
caster (Br Lnguayra Isabel Alberto Guadaoupe Abbie
Bradford, and Lath Rich, Havana.
Wind al sunset SSW,
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ware and Hudson Canal, 81 a IS; Pennsylvania

ware and Hudson Canal, 81 IS; Pennsylvania
Coal, 76 a rs.
The import of dry goods for the week ending to-
day was $455 sos, against sl,057, O73 same week
last year. and 81, $50 259 same week of 1859. This
steady diminution Of our consumption of foreign
goods is a most healthy and encouraging symptom
The Board of Brokers devoted more of their
leisure to-day to discussing chronological questions
We did not learn that any material result was
reached
There was nothing new at the Sub-Treasury to-
day. Some heavy drafts are advised. The bust.
Tess of the day was as follows--
Total se'epts.. .....sh.... $3.50 liza "a
--for cussoiis, IS 600 90
Treasury notes 800 1876 "a
Payments, including redeemed pr CT S62 s13 4s
,3Il ,o39 IL
The following sales of stocks were made at auc-
tion this afternoon by Adrian II. Muller, by order
of Jesse X. Dubois, Auditor of the State of lii
nois:-
- ,ooo Minnesota s's, 1857. S5K
1000 Illinois 6s, 1870 S2s
~ slichis VI o s. s2a
900 Virginia 6's 1857. Observation-Disclosures. AK
4s GOO tennessee 6s, 1902 and coupons July, 1891 42
SOU o Missouri 6s, 1856, do do. 42Ia 423s
ooVV 40 1891, no. do........ 431s
1000 Louisiana 6's, 1898, do. do....... 81
900 do 1894 do Nav 1861 49, 81
LOO DO coupons. Observation-Disclosures. SIX
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-05

CALL FOR DTvIsIoN.-Every winter there
are changes made, or attempted, in the Ju-
dicial Districts. The Mendocno Herald
learns that an effort will be made this wiz
ter to divide the Seventh Judicial District,
composed at present of the counties of Con-
ira Costa, Solano, Napa. Marin, SOnoma and
Mendocino. The Petaluma Journal thinks
an equal division of three counties to each
district would be advantageous The labor
devolving upon the present Judge, McKin-
stTy, is asserted to be twice that performed
by any other District Judge 10 the State.