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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
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u h inal Urinsry and Sexual Systems-NEW ard BkLlA-
BILE TREATMENI-By &. ID. Hammond, ". d., formerly
Professor ~ Special Anatomy and Surgery the syracuse
Medical College New Yors author Of Medical Information
foT the Million" SC. Price mailed. sold only ~ r.
WARNER, Puthshe- NJ. Ncsey -; y L.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is a comparative statement Of the
imports OF foreign dry goods New York for the week
ending October 16, and since January l.
For the We'll. 1860. 1861. 1862.
Entered the port 81, ,635 ,367 5S11T2 14sl, ,767
Thrown on market. l,5ss466 75o,S5l l,3so,7s7
Since Jan I.
Entered at the port 1888 4s % 04S 694 46 500 1923
Thrown market ss.4a5 65s 37,774 1884 ST. ,5s7
BY the above statement will be that the goods
entered at this port the past week well the
thrown upon the market largely in of those
for the time last year, and nearly equal 10 the
heavy imports for 1850. The aggregates since the
lst Of January last considerably exceed those
the time last year, though under those FOR the
same time 1850 The OF importaons does rot
appear to be much regulated by tariffs and Of
change by the prices obtained their reaching the
country in the prevailing currency IL may be imma
teria what the duties in what the probable
in exchange prices rise in the same ratio the goods
be uly imported M the goods imported for con
sumption manufactures Of wool amounted S632 9I4 do
Of cotton $73 763 do Of silk 1872 6o4 fax $l6g $50
miscellaneous $36 ,9s7 Total, 81 2S5 ,s24 The bsness
doing during the week steady and the prices Of both
domestic aud foreign goods we're sustained, and
influence Of the movements in currency for
many descriptions decidedly better, and holders
generally firm under the belief OF higher figures hereafter
The scarcity Of the raw material and the advance its
has not been without its influence cotton domestic
goods Domestic wooeDs were also higher and in steady
demand. Heavy brown sheetngs and shrtings firm
mt last week prices Beached goods advanced about 1c
per yard, with good demand Drills were at 29c, with
small sales Cotton fannels firm at soc. 81 &c.
Stripes ticks aud denms were in good demand At full
prices Printing cloths active and rm with sales
OF 64x64 at l3c Prints were in good demand at full
prices and In some at advance Gingbams
better and Lancaster sold at lee Flannes, all wool,
scarce and firm. Blankets were hrm and prices
maintained. Sbawls were active, aud sold advance
Army blankets saesble at 75c. a SOC. per Ib
Foreign goods rmsr for most kinds ol desirable
staple and fancy articles SaXony dress goods offered t
auction sold well. and brought lie. l7c., showing
heavy advance In prices French low priced silks, de-
aines black and white checks with checks OF shaded
and darker colors, were In good request
Several auction sales been held during the
AZ which brochs and striped shaws freely offered
aud prices were rather lower from tho pressure SELL
Vienna broche shawls sustained and desirable lots
OF ribbons brought fair prices. Coats spool cotton has
advanced TO 90c. per dozen.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
uooS.e,,.r.. Trade sa,e-second Day.


The sale yesterday ccrtai " very encouraging.
The news Of tho OF the seemed 10 nvsoafe
che buyers and 5idtng spirited. Puinams list
went very we'll Evan edition o "Among the Pines,
by Kmkie was bought with groat eagerness. Among
Walker, Wise CO.'S books the following ran we'll
ssFssays aud Reviews Haghes Tracts for Priest and
People Parkcgs "Prayes, AID Their various Ju-
yenile works. Petersoa's miscciianeoGs stock had
a fair sale. and du aed Ia several IN
stances All OF Chlds' sf duplicated more
or less Kane's "Arctic Regions in four volumes,
was bought up large GulnbeTs, which was remarka
BILE acl for old book. PARKS Franklin" in ten
volumes was rcoly duplicated also g Blacksone's
Commentaries Calian's new work on Military Law,
svo close at upon "srade and the other works
sold eey Gould Incoa's Invoice peculiarly sue
cessul. Hut Ml.r's works went esdily, and about
hosand cnpes oi the knwe Stories" IN six volumes,
were disposed at duplicating price Climbers WORKS,
in al styles were more than tr heated dozen times
over In the evening the prices M ran high snd tue m
vuices sold eaiiy
The sale to-day Is remarkably attractive IL opens
win labers ambroiype plctafe sale followed py Iip
pincutt TO IS valuable Invoice Or miscellaneous, NIL
tary hist Tical, and other works. lhev oner
alsh unc oi Photographic Albums, &C.. IN Al
bindings These 81 be succeeded by Van Nostrand's
mi.ita v anu naval isl and IA the evening Leayit
Alien viii dispose lengthy invoice OF choice illu
minated and iinc ho works aunuals scrap albums,
Gc These works always sell at ie fail sales for the hol
day
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
observation-disclosures.

Admiral oidso, ods b. of the United States Navy, Is
stopping at the -. Aicho rs Hotel.
Brig ,der Gtn A. Garfield Rrigadier General r.
Warren, Co nnel II. d. Hull and Lieu enant Charles
Ssu Iig az he ntrd tStes Army aud g. NJ Smith, OF
Springfield, Ill. sppp at the Metropolitan Hoici
Adm a Shub elk. the uutcd states Navy r. Y.
aud miie, of ABA J. II. Brown, e Ne Jersey l.. T.
Ripley, ml retr"t J. B. A Alien and NJ Lee OF hila
depl ia r Tenney and j. ". Narnun, Of Washington,
stOppi K al the Asi House
Captain Edward Boutwell,, Formerly Of the navy Of
the Mite States has arrived III Washiu ton. from Rich
mond whore III been confined III IL, common all as
iris ncr cur. lie last iourtcc0 m nths
General Airame ex President of Mcxico and his "a
mily General ab :, Of Mexoo, and Governor lal-
an son Of In de Island IN Montreal on the
16h insta I.
ON lie 4ih General Davis received order from tho
War atnicui r.iessin. hnn from tho tnder
which hc hi, t. been cpGhLeu ncc killing Nelson
Id il - aTy iii : enargitg thc limits" He a.
Ieacl The 81 eets &C louisville Tuesday for the
first tim slice ~ sH's Death
Al an Sh,bunu a, I'll II Troy. Wednesday evening
a committee o. ;sds appo!icd tc make pilgrimage
through aide and saicct the hanGsnnest man in
the The tnt judges prrmpty discharged their
duty, TOR winch they were The .ept oi the uudcst
plahdits he asrc b age. The icky man, whom the
decision OF tie "a pronounced the haids present
was the IN J1r OF tn twenty ioGrth ment The su.
y rb ma recev Ir2e IS a reward for his x Cd
looks The hole aUair must lave surp sad The gallant
major, who, i ted conv god 10 his res delce
in hack b he her in charge q tho charming com
mittee does mp ear.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY. Oct. l7-6 p. M.


The money market is moderately active at about
FIVE pr for call loans with exceptions at four
and at six Brokers are, however, anxious to en-.
courage the ilow OF capital from the outside public
into the street and persons who have idle balances
in bank viii fnd no difficulty in placing them on
good security. Paper sells at "A s per cent for
first Class names. There is no change in certif-
Gates of public Indebtedness. Demand notes sold
this MON ny i2724 between the boards at 1881,
and later in the day at l2114.
more rational state OF things is beginning TO
exist in the gold and exchange markets. Gold
sold very freely ut 1872 this morning, and, though
it was done afterwards as high as 1929, it
fell off afterwards to l3o3s. then rallied sold up
to l32 again. and closed l32 bid. People gene
rally have no Ion. er the confidence they had in
gold a speculation Il few days since. Many
persons continue to believe that it will advance
higher. But it is becoming dangerous to operate
in it. Foolish any combination Of bankers or
brokers for the purpose of keeping down the price
OF gold would unquestonably be- there is no securi
ty that such combination will not be formed, and
that its effect may not cause decline Of ten
per cent in gold in single day. Some bankers
are already refusing to lend on gold at any rate.
Nor is it certain that We may not hear. any fine
morning, Of such victory or OF some overture on
the rebels part, which would knock gold down TO
lis l20 in an hour. For these reasons the
shrewder class of spectators rather disposed
TO-DAY to bag their profits il gold, and take "a
flyer" in stocks which have MOI moved much
within the past ten days. They seemed
TO think that for the present gold would
cease to be as active rs it has been, and
that there better prospect Of lively fuctua-
tions in stocks. Exchange fiuctuated between l44
and LAG, closing about i45.
The stock market was all better this morning.
The most active shares Of the morning were the
Erics, Michigan Southern old and preferred and
Michigan Central. Erie old q per cent this
morning. and preferred ~ Michigan Central rose
IL the Southern stocks were q shade lower than
last evening. New York Central, which is slowly
but steadily appreciating. advanced "a per cent
AT the7norning board. Rock Island opened lower
but ut the close OF the first board firm at
q reaction. The reports OF the traffic on
the trunk lines and on the Michigan roads
continue very encouraging The Erie shows
an increase of quarter Of a million in September;
Michigan Central also shows large increase for
the prcseut month to date In bonds there was no
change. Missouri SKIES were rather lower. Cum.
berland declined "a per cent. in governments there
was very little DONE Between the boards to-day
the market firm; for Erie old so was freely
bid, and there we're sales Il coz. At the second
board everything was lower on the call but i'm.
mediatcy afterward there sharp rally, and
prices to abont the figures IF the first board
The following were the quotations at halfpast
1lroe:.--
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
ATTENTION SOLDIERS

AND THE FIIENpS OF SOLDIERS.
the f s sDs ss 'Rai
almost s Tic a e' he ss
from debility Every cas- s Of thai sn can ac readily eareS
orders Of The digestive organs are speedily removed Ne
have no hesi,aiion IN stating that u these Aers
saved that otherwise viii be lost.
and well authenticated Of nation heroes
whose e 70 use his own language has been saved BY
-, Pni.apxLr,li., August Is 1862.
Bs ny @ yr 4 no Hs @s
take in this I, vonchcd for by numbers my conradcs
soanssns aaa TirT 's sns
% 3 seas n q u
Captain r. Ayres Through he upon
s 4 the cnF ona Tss Is Tor days IN
White House and sent TO this city, board the steamer
Sine has time have any one could
soWn D. Il Ss thrown 40 a'd again sSiS.
Ssss G pS' eSS% @ ssR & s:s, Ts;sT
% 81 u. ss. s1e %s souS from 90 s ::
make %ss is1 seS %s ipssn ass @
Ps; pede1ies re sssnsssn Sap !r.. Arch
he gloomy shade shadow Of death lscedsd and am now thank
S ssSs
sunc Of being periptcd rcjon my vito and daughter
om whom have heard nQhjQs I.r eighteen mcuiasI of
gcntlemep am loyal virgnian. from The Vicinity or Front
Royal 70 your invaluable Btters owe the certainty or
fc which has taken the place OF vague eaf your BIZ.
ters will owe se glorious privilege again cisspng nv
bosom those who are dearest to me 10 M Very ul,
IA. ssTsr g .sas Il &c s ssss. e. s
: John cypDLEsAoK, Isl NV York S.i.,y. -
SESis 4iiks ssd a. ssr g Ils Yola Maine
ts sess%iEl sssessssS%fE J., e. Ar;s u s,%sGy s.ss.y p
HENRY b. JEROME, Go. D, "a Vermont
HENRY r nAgD0NALD, % 9, 6th Maine.
JOHN .. WARD, CO. =, eh Maine.
HERMAN K0CH &C. co n pa New York..
HAphEw T. kfMBaHI o. a. a 81 yelmons san rsnn''a''
JOHN JENKINS, Go. b, i06th Pennsyivans.
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFEIrsi
Gee that the signature Of O. NJ JACKSON II on thO
- : PRICE PEE BOTTLE z CENTS,
Should your nearest druggist not have the article do moe
offered in fs place, but send 70 and we viii forward
'a'sv fPsSSiiNctRzi. PSSit ScSfsTfcR AND NAxurAoroRY
NO. esi ARCH sTEEET
(successos 70 Q. M.JACKBON do.,)
For sale BY drusgss aud dealers IN every town X ss Uns
ted States and " sa the druggists B. seE shSHts xSsh
Wholesale Agent
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FHDAT, Oct II-BP. u.
AsaEs-Ine market was nrms 4tsh small sales at u IS
for pots and at ~ 80 for pearls. -.
BsEApsrrus -Flour-o owing, n the main, 70 some
greater ease in exchange with fAIing Of in demand the
market became heavy, and closed decline Of &C. 100
per Dbl. Tho transactsons footed up about II ,Ooe
bbs, within the following range Of pricse,-
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

canadian Sour was also heavy and easier, with sales
Of 300 bbs at quotations. Southern lour was NOR. a
tive aud prices without change Of Importance, while Tho
sales embraced about 900 bbls Rye -four was beayv
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
The receipts from the LIST Of January for three

The stock of -four and grain in store at Chicago
at the commencement of the last two weeks, as
compared with last year, was as foows:-
OCT. IL, 'el oct. 8, go. Oct 10, 80.
Flour byls S,72g 1858 $40
Wheat, bushels. $500. 955si9 545 .56s ,6i5
Corn. .............. ,652 1897 1,9l0,122 ,544
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many p,es,a,,ions -oia gsass Us rynlc Of Bit
whskey costing from - 40 pc. gal
lon the disguised by anise ccrlander seed
This class has caused Cause
long they be od hun reds to die the death Of
By the IL Kept continual ~ under
the influence alcoaoc stiniuunt OF the
desc for liquor created aud kept W and the result all
horrors attendant M on dr ,nsart ke ani death
For those who desire and will haze Liquor Bttcrs
publish tho following receipt Get bottle OF Hooians
tierual Btcrs with ihre quars OF good brandy
whskey, ani the rasult VIII b. preparation that x
excel III medicinal virtues and tri.e excl-nce Of the
numerous hquor itters in the market, and viii much
less You will all Hooaands tiers a
connection good article of much less price
than these inferior pref arations wl cost you.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
ExPRESyES.

BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
n. ing Fsabiishment III West Eleventh street. between
Fifth and sixth avenues Household irniture bowed and
shipped all parts Of the world Covered wagons NOV
ing furniture W aud from the county. Furniture slVred
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

OF kcll. ous Knowledge.
Although not disposed 70 favor amend Patent Me-
dcines In general through dstrust Of their rcdiens
Ell ects sufficient VIII u man may
testify 10 the nct he believes hse 10 have received
sample preparation in the hope that thus
contribute TO the benefit of others
this the readily regard to Hooaands German
prepared Dr. c. NJ Jackson of this city, because
prejudiced against them for many years under the
impression that they chiefly nj oaoc mi
indebted my friei Robert SHOEMAKER, ESQ., for the
this by proper tests Tor encourage
tinued debility The Of three bottles of tese bers At
the beginning OF the present year was foo ed by evident
relief, and degree OF bodily and
vgor which had ielt for month before, and had
almost despaired oil reganns. there thank God and
my friend Tor direciin- me to the use of tAcm.
PulLADELPHIA, June rs, ISL. j. NEWTON BROWN.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

There was great excitement among shin.
owners and underwriters yesterday in conse.
quence Of the performances Of the pirate Alabama.
The war risk was raised TO per cent, ana in
some instances OF cargoes now anoat on the way
70 Liverpool as much as per cent was paid
notice to tho second mortgage bondhoders
eastern Division) OF the la Crosse and Milwaukee
hailrcad has been published, requesting them 10
surrender their past due coupons on their bonds to
CERTAIN parties named "to be settled under the
decree N the United Statcs Courtn A despatch
nas been received from Milwaukee to-day, stating
that no decree has been made by the Court re-
rpcctlng these bonds snce t1,o ono made some
time since cutting them down to Gr;y cents.
Holders arc cautioned against surrenderiue their
ccupons.
Tho approximate earnings u liz, pitsbms Ear,
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

At the third board there was not much business
done. There were sales Of Erie preferred at sea-.
OF Michigan Central at s71s, Of Southern old at
4s,+, Of guaranteed at s2H, Of Illinois at 81. Of
Galena at s52%.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was as fo,
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

80. c,,o,cr
II craving Of the Declaration Of Indspsndence, with
Key the picture was the property Of gentleman now de-
ceased whore widow will dispose Of II AZ bargain Apply
from u to4P y. at 81 Sixth street, near First avenue
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

II OTEL TO LEAsE.-ANY SUITABLE PERSON HAv.
II log cash capital Of $SQ Y $500 step into mode
wb guests By addressing rash Herald Office, with real
name. .t4.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

WINES AND LIQUORS.

nS CASE FOR FINE OLD "HENNFssYn COoNAc
pC Brandy ~ quart bottles sold ~ this low price,
dealers aud families 70 procure pure Brandy low.
"a ,f BALDWIN a co, 9i Liberty street
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

The following is comparative statement Of the
imports of foreign dry goods at New York for week
ending October 16 and since January Il
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
SITUATIONS wANrED-FnmALEs.

A HFALTHY AND HIGHLY RRSPEOTABLE LADY.
n aged n years wao has Just lost her hrst babe four
week OLD Is esiroso OF obi lining situation as wet nurse
IN eiable family; would have objection TO travel
with the family The satisfactory reference be
given Can DC sea inr three at 226 West l6h ST.
building.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
HELP WANTED-FEnrALEs.

THE LARGE SERVANTS INSTITUTE APPLY FOR
IA good, civil apabe servants corner lt 81 ana otn av
rnan Scaeh Irish American and Protestant women 70
suit all Con uted by Mrs. FLOYD. Good places always
q lOodu "A
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

Fort PILLow.-The only fertilization of i'm
portance on the Mississippi between New Madrid
and Memphis is Fort Pillow, named after Gen.
Gideon j. Pillow, of Fort Donelson notoriety
1t is situated on high bluff on the Tennessee
shore, near two insignificant and decayed villa
ges, called Randolph and Fulton, and is distant
about thlrty.fve miles from Memphis. The
river at this point makes decided bend under
the bluffs, and the water batteries extend along
the shore at the curve for mile and a half
These are mounted by about forty heavy guns,
only one of which is u lO-inch, the rest being
riAed sixty .iours and thirty twos. On the bluffs
the rebels have constructed line of entreuch-
ments SO as to occupy the ridges Of series of
hills. There are about thirty field and siege
pieces stationed at the most salient points. The
rebel camps are situated In the rear of the bat.
teries, and capacous magazines have been dug
in the sides Of the hills, which are reported to
be slowed full Of ammunition. The number of
the garrison, ut present stationed there cannot
be accurately ascortained. but il is believed to
amount to about fifteen hundred men. General
Villipique, the commander at Fort Pillow, it il
stated is u Creole, and we believe he was for
merly sldent of New Orleans lie is repre-
scented to be, next to Beauregard, the ablest en-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18
LITERARY NOTICES

The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF Eon.
1 nEA7uHn: w. H. Bidwell, New York l'''
The April number of this work is s''
ly upon our table. 1t is embeisbed' , n;'
we'll executed portrait Of the Queen If 1 p'
sla' 1t contains an interesting VARIETY a,
reading. The Philosophy of the Ans,. Vt
un'ocks the treasures Of knowledge in ,b'''
by'gone ages and show their modes Of ,b.aI
and reasoning Hon. Mrs. Norton's /, {,
rave will be read with touching and ,,s,;,
interest. History of Civilization in EnoJ,n,
is both instructive and suggestive. The ,.,1
Ell will pay tribute of respect to the memo,,
OF Admiral Napier, the hero of manv naval
battle. The Contest in America is .n IL,
article, far surprising in correctness mDob
have read from that side of the water ~
article from the pen of Guizot will tbron
more light on Italy. Sights in Iceland viii
interest the observing and rejecting mind
Lapidaries of the Ural is a curious ,,t;o,,
about precious stones. The Tubular Raiiv,,
and It's object is a new mode Of couvev,ro,
Other articles of varied interest will pIe,ss
and instruct its many readers.
HAMPERS MONTHLY, New York Harper 4
Brothers.
The April number is before us lust =,
tasteful and inviting as its many worthy pred
ecessors. 1t has it's tul complement Of Iu.
trated articles in which this work is krov,
to excel. The one on "Duilding Of the ship"
is worth visit to the Navy Yard and viii
greatly interest many Of itsreaders. Amonr
articles for the times we notice Camp Lis
at the Relay "Fitz Greene Hallcck' and
" The Contest in America by John S. Mil
1t nas a valuable Monthly Record Of current
events, and many spicy things IN Its well filled
drawer. From the latter We give the follow
ing:
1.-The Rev. DR.. r. Of Albany, in the course
OF an eloquent sermon gave utlerance to
briet commentary on a lew Bible verses wha
embodied fine bit Of humor He bad tak.a
fer his text This mau's religion is VAIN
And in following out the subject sug,ystyloy
these general words, he alluded to the p4al.
lsee, WHO in his prayer in the temple, took &C.
casion to snub the Publican as one of these
whose religion was vain! And it was just
here that the commentary whereof write.
ran 10 these words: This Pharisee in lanS-
iog God that he was not as other men were,
was merely rendering thanks to God for bis
olgoted and intolerant spirit, aGd there is no
doubt but that he had great deal to be
thankful for.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

The CAROLS OF CARRoLToN FOR ENANcIPA-
TIoN.-A Baltimore correspondent of the New
York Post states that Charles Carroll, grandson
of the signer OF the Declaration of Independence,
and now in possession of the manor, halls the
proposition of the President and Congress for
compensated emancipation with gladness and
joy. lie is the largest STAKEHOLDER in Moryland
with one or two exceptions, owning about three
hundred slaves. He is most humane master
and has told his slaves not to leave him, because
the time would come when they would be free
on their native soil, and he would then employ
them and pay them good wages for their labor
Charles M. lavish, also grandson Of the signcr
owns some fifty slaves, and is 10 favor OF the
abolition of Slavery in Maryland. lilo is, how.
ever. staunch Republican, and spoke, acted
and voted for Lincoln and lIamln.