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Contents of No. 1880 July % ];

Contents of No. 1890 July %
I..LEADrNG ARTICLES: Ire Mileage Reform; The
Presidents Views; Kentn, Ky aud IeInessee; OnT
Losses EdttOial Paragraphs
H..WAK NEWS SUMMARY.
ILL., GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
IV..AMOhG The REBELS At CAMP DENIM
son: Correspondence of The n. y. Tribune
V..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
Tbs ~ y Tribune.
or CONGRESS.
sUvROM GIN POPE'S ARMY: The Deception Of
Gordoasvie; Desti action OF ths Railroad Con
pcct II vi h Richmo- d Supply Trsnsp,t'a'i %,
Amy By zen. Pope; torsgins on the Eueiny .nd
Paying f.r the same. IOrrospondencs ii The
Y. Tribune.
VII. FROM GIN HALLECKs ARMY; Important,
Arnyal Visit Of Coy sPrDgne Of Rhode is; I,
iect surmises; The Western Army and TIE Re.
verse OF the Pc insals; New Variation upon
q. Old Tune; PTo-Ssvery Gerer,s VS.. Cont a.
bandi,n Tit for Tat. Correspondence Of ine
n. Y Tribune.
IXDFTAILS OF THE ENGAGEMENT AT MUIR
EhEE5BOKO', TENN.
x..OFFCIAL LISTS OF KILLED, WOUNDED,
AND MESSING.
Xi..REBEL GROWING.
XI..0RADUAL EMANCIPATION CONTINUES
VIRGINIA FREE SOIL
Kill. LATE SOUTHERN ITEMS,
XIV. ABSENT SOLDIERS.
XIV. .CHURCH AND STATE.
XVI. CROP PROSPECTS IN AMERICA
XVII CROP PROSPECTS, IN EUROPE.
VyJU..AMtRICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XIX. WAR MEETINGS AND VOLUNTEERING.
XX..A BRILLIANT CAVALRY EXPLOIT IN GEN.
POPE's COMMAND.
xxi. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
SpONDGNIs WITH The AitAY OF THE
POTOMAC.
XXI. THE PENNSYLVANIA PEOPLES PARTY
STATE CONTENTION.
xXIII..FROM EUROPE.
8&IV..THE PRODiGAL son: BY Dutton Cook
XXV. .CAiRNES on THE SLAVE POWER
XVI THE FREED MEN OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
an Address c. Mr }. NJ. Mchmo
XVII. .IMPOR rANf LAWS.
XVIII. 30 MBARDME.. Il or ViCKsBUaG.
xxx. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXX. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
xXXI. .POLrrlCAL
XXXH. PERSONAL.
XXXnl. CITY NEWS
x3xIV MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xxx MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV, COMMERCIAL Matters: Fun Reports OF tho
\ s,ocs Money, Co'ton Grain. aud Catlo Maskets,
specially hepofted Tor Ine y. \. Tsioane.
THa.s-ons Coy Or year. 81. Two copies, one
yeI IS. Five Copies, year, , IL 2J. Ten Co2ss
70 s5dros. $50.
Po- C.u3 81 IS, s.u1 40 Extra Copy.
Fora Cub OF Forty seui The Daily Tribune ss,is.
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ITHE EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE NEw-YoRK SGMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
,aylishe5 every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY.
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Scots ano Shoes.

Gs& 50 30, 81, and "a 80. -SHOES and
tPsFs CATERS, NEW SPBlNG SrYNLEs now ready
GJOAEoS, Nos 10 snd y AHns. sPsp.e call snd sef
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Glcgnboa.s alo .iai r0a>5.

C,TEANBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the foot
- n. Con tardt.st ApNDAY WEDNESDAY aud w =
nav e,bp m le.,es Albany On TUESDAY. tn rs
.DAYstd tTrNDAi srf'vs Vi Ae Western ueln' Inc
l. AAf MN TO. tue alternate divs
HUDSON RIVER PAILhOAD.- Alb y,
4 ~ srd Troy COsNEcllNG Wig TRAINS
NORTH snd WE =. Trains ieaye ~
From Cha4bers-st. fron 5hth-H: q. :,
Fv,,e : and Al : m and 3: 1925 HES o. and $40 and
~ aud 2. S:!1 ?. u
hse.d. io:I5 = u. i0:io p u. Sundays included.
Pun-naer'sie tfsin, ct $50 a
M. ard y 1903 m, ana i']' p n'
Tv,b y. ~. io;2D p m
Fi-tlfl O. ain. 40 r. N. $500 y. III.
s.sl o. m Il :25 IN. and SIS; p. N.
Sing Sing train. 3:20p. $50 p M
Ian rtO~u. u 90 Ia. 20 a. NJ
Yerker. train 4 and 6:55 y. IN a: = and 1:20 p m.
A T. SMITH. Superintendent.
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Total A.ses.............. ............s yt.'t0l ~
The Bohd CT r. n.tees have THIS DAY declared scr y
Dr,.tt4ofTW ENTY-FlYE PER CENG on the ne. camel
pr.ur, entitled thereto for the year ending ooh Jua"'
s2 for which cethcses may be Issued aud sor the . H.
day # August next ~ ,
INV have also THIS DAY declared Interest Dirfene
,sIy PR CENT on IN. outstanding Scrip payable On q
AFTER Tue.Jay the 18Th Day Of Angus. next
p9,io. q this oxccs. over HALP MILLION DOLLARS
a,ra,us,od reserved pfoa is - be sPp 10 the IeieInp
, Of .e Out taaug -ep ard o ARD has di'eciei that
III, Whole Of che Cer cs Of Profits e the issue Of 1857 Ne
r-ea a paid TO the h.lse, thereof or h'e legal rc2re-
eDsv, ~ and A. 81 ussd.y the iIlh day Of August next
f i,h date al ,sre,t thereon win cease The csdih'
c be- u..sG rrd a. the ne Of payment, and elrcs'od
Ey order Of the Board.
HENRY d. KING, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
HENRY ~ BARs-OW MOSEs TAYLOR,
JAMES {. BELL. JANEs W. fh'hh.4S'
.cff,rrrs l. Fp JsT JOHs y. WILLIAMS,
,ro n ,foREwoOo WILLIAM II. BROIIE,
st4rppADn a.-pY LOUIS FELLOWS
CHARLES CARoW, WILLARD a. tEWELL,
III Is &. CODDlESrOH, CHARLES Il FRY,
JAMES H. GRAY CHARLES r. MARKS,
IONS d. WILSON STEPHEN D HARRISON,
JOSIAH o. LOW. n. X. CORNING,
WILLIAM SIZE WILLIAM T. FROST,
HENRY o. BREWER, WILLIAM II. KIRKLAND,
.,EAELEs " BLOSSOM EBEN L CROKER,
.HF.RY K BULL JOHN G. JACKSON,
EDWARD SAPORTAs, JOSEPH r. NAVARRO,
LANES "A. MILFORD, ANTHONY r. FRANCIA,
JAMES u CARHARI, SMITH J. EASTMAN,
RIcuhRp p RUMBLE. EDWARD H. REDEEM.
DANL DRAKE SMITH President,
ADRIAN b. HOLNES, Vice President.
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personal.
professional! Notices.

NR>. GRIFFIN, No. 2Jc GranG-si., opposite
~ Lord a Tayl1r's. y. Y snd Isl ia oo., Lro,kiyn
ae ,~ung fol- pasl sets . ther improved ar al
TEETH with Without extracting the roo Full
gold pla,Ina. Isl silver or rubber TO- par''s set sos.
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uu5Ceiid.Ifou5.

DYSPEPSIA and kindred Diseases OF stomach
aud Bowels ars rhrc,uaiy care ~ NsiotA9'e
r,,,e, 90 CR iCKFR tDAyY sFRYALL MA hsnb By an
dru.s ISAAC McuAl, Cr,cker Baker, 2iy FoIay thsHf
FAKY ROOFS CURED.-Ellrry' Patent
Rubber Paint one cent is,t, and warranted NO ~
Ggapd is Bow.ry 81 Pakrow. AoI-p,ce AZ stn av -
e,h av "a tthsy G,i-st aud 3d-ay II South ,tst " so
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nor CATSKiLL.--1'he steamer THOMAS
Il POWELL ave- foot # Frankinsl very Tut9pA!
.ud THURSDAY. a. , T.. ~ aud every 81 iUhpAf. AZ
u ~ Tor PUUGUEFt fSlE, FHiAEBEtk, bAtE1~
Tow N. nALptN. ami CAISRlbL, coun'c Ing cab trip
CstSi Nouitia bouss 1hfousl iIcAets may
be procured on board
NTEW-JFRSEY RAiLRO aD-FOR Pull
~ ADELPHIA sni the SOU aid WEST via JLh.
sly CiTY.-Nsii and iXpf.-s Lines leave New'tnN
,rd 10 A. m T. md II = Fare -. IN oufn &c tats
so for The S5nih sndWs. aud through baggage checked In
a. Ia. aud aud ~ g. ~. trans
No baggage III lee receive for any rins unless drY"'ed
A. d checsed IS unues ~ advance OF TIE tame 81 eai"-
-, "a 49,
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IMPORTANT 10 MARRIED and THOSE
4BCt TO BIZ MARRIED --pr a ~. ~ AZ RICEAU.
professor o Diseases II Women he just pIo hei 6ntG
Of to saio ib', oo'h entitled ybG AAhRl I'D
y ONAN'o PHi.AlE NEDiCAL COMPANION"
No urJ woman 1dod & Be Within this eyoT-Ies
bic ard M au Com Suion." II describes hef peculiar
t.ut iuutbe or one 10 become their causes
apd tle. -y pon end rrecsO-s tue proper remedies
plSn, supple aud cbsste Il rusgs.
ieus 81 plsins sensitive nature iosbds
ra1leting to scau sd otrn sliers after
yesT, 'sc asgxrd. atelaited. and wondering what ii
Yeas OF misery hsre been spared by ia tuey posseson
Escl copy l. worth Us isi' ia gold Pnce q
Sold q his sficf Va 29 Libe;yt New-fork; can be
teA' BY mi Hes Of possgr my part II the Uliel ste4
~ Ga 3D. o. inc o4gg . l. and addressing Boz No 22I
New foI. oty. fIsee q No Vesey-s.. (Afto. Housel
soc M ~ AuH =. fhDtkdhN x 90, No. Is Co1rtst,
Boston
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~ $. PASSPORT S.-iddress or apply to IL.
u ". uULgER 40. "a Dr0.dssy liioom 30 .ob
N"~-YorE
NJ :. PASSPORTS PROCtRED-On np-
" pl,insst Nc % Wils'. lup lalrsl.
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ry,Ug BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AIEEICAH
ROYAL HAILsTEANSHIi .,,,,.o
U,rWFES hlN-4utk And 81. bHfUUL, CALM
al CORK HAkkCk, -~. 80,
AsD BETVFLS bNr IN AAD LlNthFpOL. 'Ah4'
no ~ dALiFAX AID CORK hANbOr.
SCOTIA Capt. ItdkinG laiNh Caf.' Ah1ei''h'
PERSIA, ,zlf. Lott ASiA. eft. ~ -,
ARABIA. ttp' !, 10 ~ AOf A. az. . He-1-
AfttCA. Cot shannon ,ANhpN. 'sp'' 'i"l a..
ANLAiCA. Capt Noo de- N!AoAhA, --p' ~ -! a.
Al sTRiLASiAS.
Thea- vessels sc' wtue sht ~ maslhsid sfsonoa
uaIUoalG 90 T,d "a port uow
FHou AEe- YORK 10 uvrRPooL
rifffCaDin Pa..ss-............ -
aNiu foFsl -
YEoN fo.T0S TO LIVERPOOL -.
6ief 'abi. Pa ssce..................'.''''' 81,
Second Cabin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
TIE o. a. ..a-y Ds tnr t'tl.a 'a.s a-'e' $40 -
81 pt1i ~ 1-;
fnief ca ''+'s'''''''''
Sl9Di .aD.n........... -...-s'ss''s''''' -
PROV HOsfDt. -
't4riiHHin 'f''''' -.
Sec 10 trl t.ssfssss's ~
SCOTT . IuaAn. leaves hrwf oIk.. Ntons fy July 10
EUROPA MUctc.. have. BoIt No.. Wetn' si,y. Juy =
Pr fsia Latf......uos-s NesN Hk W stnr day July ~
tA............is lvrs g. t'n..... Nc eddy. aug T.
Observation-Disclosures Nes Ynrs. We'd e'fsy, log. II
ABBA irl.ss Boston, " cussday. Ans ~
SCp'fA .... ie.ves .-u-l olk.. " eide day, AUG ~
g,tis 70. secured until rsid Tor.
snrrp- isnred -nfgron ou hoard.
Tie owner ofth.s- s,s win not be accorrtths 'or Get
s. vef Bullion. Srtco. isS,y. Precious ones or meia'
uuess Bill 81 Lsirg sicd and valuo tGrFco'
tt.r,i, q, pre,.ed For FTrgf' rt-1as e, applyto
T.. CUNARp. ~. 4 Bowling geen.
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IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN.-One filling
wre. to 10 hours Seat nv mail send stamp for cir
oular GEO. r. HAWKES.. 30. "a Nasstn~t n J.
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1--WE 1--we BOOKS OF the DAY.

Finh Fdiion: ~
Hs, MN Ane ic., Review fOF Jolly in which 20
90 ave devoted to this hook e,o.
So LEGkR. Srverh Edition Hi - ., u, Al,
mn a. u.siooae AID romantic poweT' London Ashe-
Ialn.
STUDENTS ABROAD. N, - -.
cn,.n,itr BOOK lor Summer reading l2no. 10 cents;
r. IIVI>G,S LIFE AND LETTERS.
mos tractive biography Of The times Vol 81 ~
1,ai . bor,lyC @. z. PU IMAM no $50 Broadway
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Tsassons Coy fOr year. 81. Two copies one
ys1. IS. Five Copies, Ons year $1i 81. Ten Co2is'
70 s5dros., $50.
Ro-s C.u3 81 rvo IS, we s.ui 40 Extra Copy.
Fore Cub OF Forty seui The Daily Tribune sTstis.
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rLEW MUSIC.-"The Love Waltz, by hOcnie,
II played uirl'ly Nixon's Gre" or1e Gs'oe"s bs
ssaaas lak,rs celebrated orchestra win greet O. pau-'
tI.a the seven IONS GaliOp' Laura herne- - D. ana
"Con,t Scaltsche,r by Basrri Air, 60 ties % WIS
r. knurs' - ceots esch, NAKED ee-s 81 "bch se re-
.o,o M. ded pianist In ATTENDANCE 90 Try new uus'c
'ElRACE WV Frs No l8l Bl1aoMay.
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A BUNDANCE OF gOOd SEitNANIS 10 De
~ bad civil nett. and capsh- at the lar-st oldestap
hed instutr the Of 6thav. add lt. for Ger
Irish English Protestant and Am-icsn Womsu Con
man ia
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As CONFIDENTNL AGENT.-

II Gentleman Of middle 81 cnii'va.d nsnn~rs'
AID Of varied experience in Official and nm-Tc u.
Literary and Professional life. de-ies CONfIDAhIl A.
EMPLOYMENT, which VIZ Yield FAR 'emnnrrsu9n Tor
snp nor sAryice lie wond shink from lab dg ger
wi within the Of msul and homo abb effort Adde'S.
". ID, Box No. q I4s, Bosion, Me-
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Ngrt5.

A FRENCH WOMAN desires situation TO
~ .rsve with family i-eying To- EU who will Iesad
hey services tn +L for het pa'sssc
Address Nile LAGNEAU No. 81 Ffankln-s,.
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NOR FIsHKILL and POUGiiKE PSlE.-
4 1br ,,-.nDos. KIP NAN w hLE leaves Eve
TUESDAY spi FRIDAY. At o'c'ock ~. rom e loot '
4 pirs nj, l.ndng ~ Co1zeuF.. Odd sPius. Corn" 81,
E.sgnnr,b 10. P,iSt Marlborough. sud Milton le uu-
ing ev Pa.sh.,.prie ths same evening 81 ScoeA is'u
1 - Low Poiat and sisbki1 fafe 81 cen's
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CyERVANTS WANT PLACES.-F0ur Prot
~ es,snt Cooss (fss'casZ Protested MUSES. l.oPrnoD
~ Cooks WISH end Iron, Chamber aids aud Matters
VERY beat Leu tre.srs city country
SAU NDEE%S OFFICE No 5,9 4tsav.
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A S COOK, WASHER, and lRONER-situa-
~ ton led fc respectable Pfotctant tmc'icfn
oInsn Just disengsge1 from @ faulty a. Brooklyn.
IN cobsrqueic~ # Ell 5r-a.ng up 70 - n tue country IL
Cook auo su eror Va shsr ami roucr sHd would DO TIE
Homework Of a small private family. Apply 20 w Man
MING No IS COuYt-st Pr okiyn. 4 toral-mon
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lNIVlDEND- Office Of the LenOx Fire insur-
~ enc C mpapy, No. 10 Wallet Newl ok Jny g. ie2
4 DivIDEHD q rODh FER CENT has been dec ased 'h'
day. pay eb!s on demand -
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address, A. IOETON..


ANY one ,eudings single posts Nh receive
/ eulsr with the engraving slDFe Teirr 90 -.
r. Fox BY dealers ~ the me thfouShou; the
frv
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FIRST CABIN..........rT5 sTEERAoE.........."eN
F,. Cabin 20 London .... Sesraz. 10 Lonten.... 81
Eit.s .,f 10 rsus.... s.ul4fr far1........ af
fisf lshir To usutnlrf NaI -tsee 4 Y" heb"it
Ir,.-nges .so FORWARDED hAvre. Bremen, Rotterdam
AnietU &c, a. equally low rate. - -
fss FROM Llv.rrco cuecuto~n; ls' tar. - II ana
III suis. a,eera.- flom Liverpool 20 De-. FROM r"eas
town. a. icEsts b. % Gtf hnfr a. IN" current
ne o. rci-nrs erh p'crc - s-nd io 'hei fieud'
Ihrs- st.aIeft hsvs aufe.I ~oniuodsiir' @i-rn
sr. sre strorg bn.t u Voc SCH Lou S-cirnf' snf
,,ry Fcof fhe Aunhia.ors. L4fef.tAcei "a se'h' are
,;tached o. each sf--fIrE
fNHAN Arsli, - Wlt'F .ln isissgo- "a ALfN Me
COL'. 80. . - Eaoeh-c rlrc u Cuetnf W. 90, , W
d So YNOTR 4 Co.. In ionto to ktElS MAttt. No
I'd krg WilHg'u-s;. t. Ped. 90 ~ ~, HICD'f. No 81"
r., Sore Dane ds. Nic's-r Face de a boursri ~ fh
q. CHA 20 Iih, u. DALE. No. - Nauuts'..os - tnf
JOHa - DiLgA..rt. No. IS Uisalwsy y. =.
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DANB DRAKE SMITH President.
ApRiAN b. HOLMES, Vic-pe-iien..
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yNANTED-A Large CYLINDER HOE
w PRES 2alSil in pr.fcct order. aud at low pr'ce
App WEBB TlfiERrOS, Nos. 10 end IL DdtcA-fL.
CO ucr Of futons~
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

lest fore sad main sopaas; wind from the norAwHrd
aud eastward.
scnx OF Bristol Mel, simmons bound 70 Bos
Ton, with lr1 fh, strbk Flat Ground Rock a 10
O'Clock ThusdAy which made her leak badly aud
she put shore al Back Beack at O'Clock FRIDAY
morning
scag Taos " Tsoasn Davis Of ana from Fali River fo
New York. al Stonngon 26h with tour feet water IN m
hold having struck on Middle Reef Fishers Island sound
She OF with damage 10 her bottom. Viii haul out on
the marine railway for REPAIRS
SonR CLAupIsA loaded with coal. and bound from Ber
wicks Bay Fort Pike, reported wrecked the Chande
cur Islands is thought that SO hooncr and VIII be
total wreck except perhaps OF her sails and rigging
HoLMRs HoLn Nov a7-schr Moses varing. OF Bangor
hauled OF 70 day aud taken on the marine railway here
Steamer 81 Louis TOO TONS reported a shaaghae 10 have
been sold 10 the Japanese al NagAsaki at 80, ,0W
Bark 3S before reported sold at Shanghae for
6OO0 ass rcsod for 900 with her Then engage
ments.
Marine Disasters Reported In November,
1854.
From record kept by l. H. Upton. Secretary OF the Ams
shpmasters Association. have compiled the follow
ing list OF disasters Tor November. 1861
Those marked A, were abandoned; B. blown up G, COL
isions FIRE; L. caky NJ missing r. put in portsin dis
tress r. repairing; s, ,sranded; T. captured and burnt
The New York herald., 1862-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MospAY, Dec. l-6 p. M.

MospAY, Dec. lie p. NJ.
The Presidents Message, which we publish in
antlher column foroshslows The new financial
roney of ccrerr~tnf in eseordance with the
views lately SCI forth il ttis column. Tie presi-
den:'a clisf aim ia 10 enable the government to
resume specie psyments - 80 as possible, and
to avoid lie necessity of fofTher issues Of legal
tepd : money. EoihiBg i slid j. tie Message re-
gardiag tnc negotiation a loan, and we arc
given 10 understand that the Treasury report will
IN like manner, foibear 10 enioin any particular
policy upon Congress. But the marked disfayor
with which the President regards "a cifcu,a
ton Of United States notes sufficiently large
for the wants Of the people, and the
significant allusion TO :" the negotiation OF
new loanq,n ard the arrangement OF "a
market for them, shows clearly enough that
Mr. Lincoln expects the future expenses OF the
war TO be betrayed by loans aud taxes, and does
not intend TO enhance the price OF gold aud the
cost Of all articles Of consumption by further s-
s-es Of legal tender money. Following In the
footsteps OF the last Treasury repott the Message
recommends the organization oil banking institu.
tons authorized 10 ssus United States currency on
the basis of United States bonds. Such issues
would Of course involve a simultaneous withdraw.
al from circulation (rendered compulsory by es.
peciai taxation) Of oil existing bank issues.
Should Congress adopt the views Of the admins,
tration 10 this particular, oil Northern banks viii.
bs at Vncs comptIlsd 70 can n theE cIrcu
The New York herald., 1862-12-02
ccsianeous.

ArfRscAS Liots. Rsl4srss or AHzRicAS AND PoRsisK
saBSEGs snsEg fsi Dor lat to ,he above useful worK
CIV out lrf can teisi q sssrs Taylor Hashorue
E.as, 80 wan s,ea Tie pslrveys and vesse ths
30 ara about se4uailg a gld7a. being iog u al
ENf. sLs.s tfnlfH sle4.es ibFlJe repertedl OF an
fT Mo5t3a BanE3Kih 10 Ha@zf daring the stormy nigh
cr &c 1bh III Or 4 gforppi BaLtsn LADIES',
NAtircNa eiiikna ne shir Srung around aud
iti og tom To led q se.aars Ac pumrs ~ found
be 4g&rF tg NJ tic rnc = cs OF the crew only
Lept bst aaat, water cpas .uGg fan on tnem. 10
TIE morrin4 ttp disabled from Natinicus
tg the fg lrr nI.ts4 sie lad heel
cc 81 b trsopL &C sep from heI Ia, over her
sf Ie Eis htiN0A r19de the .p ole snchor
ano chain ha e. d aspet, saa she vas rt alo
bst0f 64 tht eRt some 7hr Aafed, but tue dou
q hesbi vas critical Cent ueaves now left her charge
pore seanas e.srsb a Do, 70 70
jean and drove sspsor The tugs were down river aud
Ne returned y eEaror, and obtained When the tug
reached Nariasu he water by great efforts had been re-
fncc an GAG ship had rghted The tug owed her 10
nt whsre she wa, pa, % the na. and when The tide
tv.sscd oyt gf piase said that but for the timely and
have sunk th6 rentsms r A4'''
sas. nAss . Icg.st =. ssisshs. SEP, from hong
4epN 0Wy4lHH SoH 6eAteI aver iesYinA " Whiek
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

Wheat was sset end depressed WIGS ssles OF only
Is 900 bushels ats, aStt 81 for wse and 81 IS
e. 43 for red ant amber wscern, 81 10 - - Cor Mil
wa~kee club and umhersrsne 81 12 g. 81 for Chicago
spsing 81 49 for white tot 81 IS 81 s)ssr amber do
anS 81 53 tor write CanaGa. Corn adv need slightly
wsh sales of 81 900 bushels mi sed wes srn ut 40 &c
n &c for sound 52c2 goa es unseGld n healed. 73c
fos Western yeiSr3 15s, far wes,ora wh ,@ round
yellow. Rye in derre1d at from 5, ga 95c., with
sahs OF 100 hasc3. 5OgHbushcis OF be ssv sold
81 DO 81 tS.s Rariov nat az 81 6s 81 IS. Oats
were more sought after atGss. Gee. per G.hsi.
CoffE.--ihe ssies were lGimportant 1nd prices un-
changed
ceIoS advanced TO 67e 81, &c. for ssai.ags with
salss.of 500 bales.
ffEi(arsTherc not mach activity t~t he market
to-day. Rates were tcnonr downward fo Idycrpoo'
there shippe Ill 009 bushels wheat as Sd. by
American aud I0d. t0ird by fog1sn ssei ps'
bags 400 erces beef by foreign vessel CsGs. aud by
steamer 100 bbis pork al i5s IL adc,.. ihcre wera
taken by foreign vessels 500 bbls y * ID. aux
$50 bales hops I'D. To Lisbon tho sJ4ments en-.
braced 800 bbls ioi,r nj 81 TO-
oyrioxs.Po e7yas purchased TO the sent " 81 .
bhis S3 IL at @ 90 for aud Sill 5oa Sill Is for
prime Beef vsry quiet at former rates with sales
OF 100 bbs. at ST. for plain, aid SiSSaaS4 tor
extra mess 300 Shs and tsrc-s lard within rat re
of SIC. c ard i5o boxes lacon nj To- e<c. Butte
was active aud firm e;2c for state, md 16c M.
for Western Cheese was selling freely at ec. ~ g.
The New York herald., 1862-12-02
screase. $3,627,lo3 1911

Decrease. $5,627 ,lo3 16l,lS0
Increase. l2fT5 LIS ,05a
The loans are considerably reduced, most Of the
banks being disposed to pursue conservative po-
cy in view Of the uncertainties of the future and
Of the possibility OF conflict between the govern
ment and the banks. The deposits appear to have
increased, for the first time in many weeks. This
arises from the heavy government disbursements.
Money was tolerably easy to-day at six per cent.
Paper sells at 4 a per cent for the best names.
Certificates Of Indebtedness are down to 97ss again.
There will be no difficulty in keeping large
amount of these certificates aHoat, as they serve
in many parts of the country as a currency, with
out being legal tender.
Gold opened this morning at 1881. started sud.
denly upward between the boards, sold at l30 and
1909; at thc'second board sold at 1917, and then
fell and closed ct 1907 bid. The cause of the sud
den movement in gold was tho rumors of news
! from Washington to which refersnce is made be-
low. Exchange opened at 14II LAP, advanced
with gold to IA, and closed at 143 IA.
| The stock market to-day witnessed the success
| full accomplishment ofa very ingenious trick. The
market opened dull, and at the first board prices
| we're lower, with downward tendency. Just at
the close Of the FIRST board, when most OF the
brokers had left tire room, some large orders to
buy made their appearance end were filed wthdifi-
Guilty at an advance as might have been, and pro.
Baby was, expected under the circumstances.
phese orders set the operators thinking, syid
the result Of their reflections wss general conyis
tionthat Efe President hadrecomnae nded further
issus' OF legal tender notes. In Cine course OF an
hour or So this impression htook shape. Brokers
were scnhd vho asserted positively Chat the Mes
sage dsnanded an issue of S5e0O00 GD0 more notes,
while others, more moderate had iHsOfmation to
the effect that She Committee sf'Way-~ and Means
had reperted in favor Of $3.50, ,OOe,00O more.
On the etrenrEh Of these rumsrs prices
advanced On the active speculative sbrsres, from
l to 2H rtr' ccns, Galena rose.2 guaranteed
III, Erie 1TSS, Eric preferred ~, Michigan Gem
tra ls4, Toisdc 211Ss~ Rock Island ~, New York
Central N. ard So througiious the I;qt. Be-
iween the boards the excitemen; wae great, The
bears were hagtenng to cover their coRa.aces,
aud no one seenedto tsssnbt the accuracy or the
Intelligence upon which ihe advance WAS bsssyI.
Is did not occur IL any ore that. even ifithe facts
were as stated the Comrfsatee of Ways aaa Nieansr
wou.d not have disdtSed ta,ym scieety nov.
at tho second board sbe nsrrkct was at Gtss wesl
sustained; bu. argctquauS&y of stock vns sold;
on sellers option, asIdthe presumption is that the
smart operators VINO cpgiaecred the ad rance or
tho morning tooksadrantagc- yf it in the afternoon
20 sell about twice ag"macI as they had i,osght.
after The call the market gave way "a * per
cent, and some uneasiuess vas manifested among
thsrbui.s. At half-passsthree she following were
a.