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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

The stock movement tlis morIing was lees aui-
n,,ed than On Saturday, although the volume o.
b ,ine,s was large. There was considerable cash
STICK put III the market ty parties who had bought
a. lower rates and az WAS natural after the nhslion
o. Sunday, prices yielded somewhat. Between
the Boards tie feeling wac tame, with few tIansac-
tons At tie Second Beard there was "a rally, with
pore disposition to buy. Tie Improvement WAS gen
era and TIC closing quotations were generally up to
those OF Saturday, and il some cases higher. The
market has absorbed the stock which came out from
realizing Taleo with lees reaction than could have
been expected The adyces from Washington
are favorable 10 speedy action ON tie Tax
bills urd tie authority TO the Secretary OF
tie Treasury TO issue one hundred millions OF
Treasury Notes. and upon this he bulls feel jutant
mid courageous. ~ tue close the teucency Of the
market was upward, tie Quotations at 81 p. III.
beg: United States ts, coupon, 1881, 500 Jtt;
uled States &C., registered, ISL, 50! soa; United
S,ates .s, ISL, So Gs03; Indiana Js 16s ~ !;
Tennessee State g. ~ a; Virginia State 6s, - Ia
so Missouri State te, ~ ~; Pacific Mail
Senms,ir Compauy, 9sl 8s9; New-Yoik Central
Railroad, "a 49, Ere Railway, 3JS 49,; Erie
Railway, pre:eueJ, 57s a 81; Huds River Rail-
ro4G a.s y SO; Harlem Railroad, l2s Is Harlem
Railroad Preferred 81 032; Reading Railroad, 81 a
81; Michigan Central Railroad 81 a 50; Mich an
souhl7, AID Nosihein Indiana Railroad, cia2lt;
ShJi IN Southern and NorL ern INDIANA Railroad
Guaranteed, ~ l2l; Panama Railroad, ll2! II ;
Illinois Central Railroad g a 69l; G,lena and Chi
eago i.ilr.,ad, 6Sie6si; Cleveland anu Toledo
Rgilroad So a3'ii Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road 81 853l; Chicago, Burlington, snd Quincy
Railroad. q. 60.
Tic uaiket FOR foreign bile oicrs leavy, unt
banleIs' sterling has been sold at 1875 ia. Com
u,crod signatures arc i2all5.. France are . 4.9'
Fr,:gbt.-The offerings Of Grain are insignificant
nud Rates aIe somewhat nominal, but considerable
shirneiHs Of Provisions and Flour continue - y
forward 10 Great Britain al very snll rates. TO Ly
eroooj TIC engagements are 1000 burb. Wheat u
sd. zoo bbis Flour al 2s Cd. 3s tie inside rate
10, AL uptown ship; 800 bbs. 90. at 3f. o.. IN
neutral ye.sc; loo packages Lard at 32t. Cd 33si
20 Seeds AT rs 3D.. and by neutral vessel' lOC
,Grs Bacon and Lard 800 boxer Bacon, and 700 tee
L,rd all a. SIS Co. To LOudosl, 1890 tbls. Flour al
g. 3D.. 90 bJls. DO. by neutral sip at s. TO- 4O'
.cs B,oi at 6s. 3D. ais; 800 los. Lard at DE- ID.
and IS ueutral vessols, 100 tuDs Bacon at $40. Cd
ana 500 boxes Cheese at zee. To Glaspow, ,OOl
tbs. Flour Ut Sc. %. To Hare, small shipments O
Grain ald Flour on going forward at lSc iCI WLea
az s0o. for Flour.
The business Of the ub.Treasury was: Receipts
$500 rs u; for Customs $40. coo; on account
II Loan, $685. IS; Payments, 81 AS. lS6 Ain
GLIDING redeemed = cent notes. Balance,
$29JG,s2o.
Tie earnings Of the Galena AID Chicago Union for
the week ending Jan. g, were
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Acsom,a wing tie petition war Ii resolution to
sppio, late 81 500 tor the purpose Of purchasing
uniforms ana quipmcDts III return Tor inOse hsed
and WON out Lille In ibe serylte oi ne ho't4b-
neut oi the United States duiing the mo.tis cf
MAY, Jono, sud July. Tie matter was lad over
uLarr tls ale. mn ,
Mr.. BRADY oGarei resolution that The Sun,
Hy0ij, aud 1RlaUSF, be made Corporation papers.
Laid OVER unGeI tho rule
a lesou,iou th.i il tie Board Of Colncilmen con-
cnr q select COMMITTEE Of five, OF tolh Doans Oh
the on r.Ou Coanoil lie appointed e. be Known as
lie Jolnt Co.rirte On National Aiiairs) 10 whom
ali DC ei,red al psreJs in reference to military
or rational mail.rs, ii,sS Otherwise ordeied by tpe
Common Council, IL. ted considerable discussloa,
Lui u WI, finally hid "a Oh The table MI
Tie 0uEual report, II tie CIly IntPedor, rue .
A., iuisir.tor md su einieudent Of pnblie Build
iugs, were piesenIed ahd' Oh nloio' u"" r'a''' y"
record. ,.,,
On tie motion TO rriut 5oc0 COZ les of The City In
s,e,Io,'. Il. r,rt. Offered Nv Mr.. B0oLE, wlWh was
an ended b, M. BRADY, ,akiDg lie naD'oes wv
a lengthy els ssiOl ehsu,d ,,,,o,
Ju he come oi the Gebgte, MIR. BooLK sra ibss
! an cori.s would nos he TOO many, as The Puonc
=. uld Ike to kuow soGe,bing about tA's new "ofo'
r,litan IT, ditb bill 90,
Mf. gr.pY tIouslt 1000 colies wss rien'y, ana
ay,,. Too ,,al,v l. MAS useless sqoandslinB 1ohsy
il. lie ,rllng Of 70 large nuIber, YET n.gh' Us
all ycIs Wen Tor tDe iae .licSeIs oil 'I1
.lun dollar. out Of ilcir business WHEN thsy pr
IA. diligently and hulesiy, and be hoped the gentle.
Ian ,oald MT insult the people OF the olsiIe' INA.
Lie ,cpIcs nttJ. - -. =. &;
Mr.. BRADY, rcsuring, said he did not mean 70 in-
euIi The .p.iictcls AID he had no don6' Oh then
honesty; Hey would, OF course, oa? te Wy IN
- ec,or r.;,rt or my VtEsr report, ~ WIS given
a. them, aud s.n it for old rarer. Thee reports
ver. to he cent TO Albany to sist IN bOhynS oiis
Though: Mai WAS why they wanted 9, many; ne
Cii,'t care Low l. any ills they sot i.Iousn ,nl'
Winter e wouc NJ vote TOR single doisdf io' 'oo
b,ipp urro,er IL the Legislature.
Mr. BoGLE-Noa 90 ut mean to inslnnae-
Mr.. BaABr-Ye-, &c. / have taken mp a great
MANY dollars 10 Albany; and last Wluter bad 5000
cen the sheets OF my bed ut the Deie,an House.
med tat ny; and it wasn't enoughi and i,sd 20
cone down and get $1,000 m,rt. Tie Legislature
NAV psss IS many bills as they Ike, and You won
yci +, eiul lie dollar out of me TO prevent IT. Mir.
brady continued ut come length ia this strain apPa'
,eu,ly TO the cbugrn Of some OF the members, VINO
cubs quently went to hin and wanted hiin TO speak
10 the repcr.ers 60 that VIVA. lie gd might not sp'
pear III piiht. IL. 60 Min,
/ 80, copies was carried. ,u
| A communication was received from The Controller
setting +, nh that The $4,000 appropriated oy The
! Common Council for tue beneht vi ne voiun'eef
could rot be raised until considered ~ the LeHisa
ture. Tie Board adjourned until neAt Monday
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BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

There WINS h iull utte ndance AT tie ueelne OF the
Board On MONDAY evening, CBARLEs I. ffNcH-
My. esq., the President, in the chair.
COMMUNICATION was received from the Controller,
in relArnee 10 the last S5COcoc ban ior the and OF
The fam lilies of volunteers. lie stsles that inquiries
have been made OF ,ai tas,s and Others, from which
il appeared that it was quite uncertain whether tie
ann above mentioned could be ralsed at the present
time. unless the same should flint tie sanctioned by
tie egislature--tbe SD Section OF the Charter VI
1851. pro, iLug that the Common Council shall Lot
have authority TO borrow any money Whatever On
the credit OF the Corporation, except IN antleipa,
ton of the revenue OF the year IN which taid
loan shall he made, unless authorized oy
special act of the Legislature. Appended TO dhs
communication Was resolution thst the Controller
lie authorized and requested TO make application 10
the Legislature on behalf OF The Corporation Ter the
passage of al act to eeaze the several ordinance:
Of he Corporation making appropriations IN ALL OF
the de,ense Of the National Union and TO h 10 sup
por,ipy Il families Of volunteer soldiers serving I'D
Tue army of the United States.
The resolution Was unanimously adopted, ana me
paper s.nt in 10 the Board o. Aldermen lof co"'
curfenCe. ,o,snm
Tue Board adjourned to next Monday Z" u H.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Board net last night, President HENRY in tho
| chair, and al the members present.
n resolution WAS offered BY ur. GENkg for the APP
ronimeut OF three per- in addition TO these vi.
ready appointed as Commits oners OF Deeds.
Mr. DAYTON asked if the number Designated by
Jaw had bot been tiled, 10 Which Mr.. GENET replied
that ere was no limit To the number, sDd that tie
Common Council Wa EN- powered 10 appoint as many
Comin''ioners as they ceened proper, whereupon
Mr. BRADY, who declared at he had teen sick for
nine days ardeo se9neniy unable TO attend to busi'
ness, atktd 10 amend by the add ion of two or three
names. Mr.. DAYTON further amended BY the addition
OF The name OF one Of Liz friends. The amendments
were accepted by Mr. GENET, and the resolution was
| adopted.
UPWARD Of half an hour was passed in rearrang.
ing the LIST of Commissioners Of Deeds.
Mr. WALSH offered resolution that The ~ y.
T.nies be made Corporation paier and asked that
it lie over under tie rule. Tie CHAIR had so de-
cided, when Mr.. BRADY moved 10 Am, nd by adding
TIE SIR, HrOid, and TRIBUNE Mr.. WALSH rose
to a point OF ORDER" that AID Brady did not rise
until alter the decision Of tie Chair
Tie PRESIDENT said that Mr.. II ady WAS out OF
order ben the latter Unlisted that he bad the floor
and addes,ed the Chair III Tespe iful manner, ana
il was not Lin fault that re was not seen.
The Pm siDLST remaI ked, 4" iOu can appeal from
Tie Cntir il Io satIst.d.
Mr.. BRADY again insisted that he lad the fioor
wren resident ordered hin to take Is seal.
Mr.. BRADY, while leisurely reslnlng his seat, re-
marked III an antlils zoe, " lou can ioot NC.
Bee ,uee Mr. Rsynord has been elscted Speaker Of
dc Assembly you want TO make I tr V.Ees a cor
poraiiou pap er. ] WON'T lie clicked DOWN. viii
uAIuse tie Whole Affair."
a select Coululltrce OF five, consisting Of Messrs.
Dayton, Chip, Walsh, Jereuiau, ard Allen. was
ap,ointed TO coneicer the May ors Messase, and re-
ro,t at tie next n.ecimg distributing the various
sui !. Gle - arrr;lia,e CCnniiitees
3r. BRADY offered etition signed in behalf OF
tie i.th k..iment \. \. 5. NJ, William g. Ward,
Colou,, praying that an appropria'ion o. Sl2,9U
be maGe IOr The purpose Of procuring proper
upiio,m AID ,auiI ments for The req ueDt. The
paper ses forth 4 40 tie IMPOSING the regiment
wore ON their az i.Jlius while in tie service OF the
L lied States last Summer Tie regiment u, there
tore. not ow equipped. Your petitioners ihow that
aboil 10 800 liz yalue of uniforms and equipments
wi i,h were tie pnyate property Of The memoefs Of
The Iel iaent, were destroyed ~ above Ielted IN
tie .er, ice Of the Uried States GossIAment ~ Ter
tie am eXud eel edile:
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Albany live Sleek Market.

T.
Brryx.-The uab.. isuueIpeltedly iu and puccs ave
declined q b. A. b ise v.cht r-4ies. GONE sci 80
q ne lhlk th. iase snd &c. q lower 40 Oh }" le'
lei t4 % if s be- rev case. nli itc aNrf GO u.
cline /. uud.f r.'f-g over Hc hive only thfut ~
.t.rs.e surfl bit zoe dsmaDd 10 ,NtGeufy light IHe se
cal, f,v rl-f. hel, ifo N,sluk, iAcir A'sftcr "h Z
as,e ly oiarrs. ct 20 their tusness Coht' ~
ur, Oh failure o .raau. Sutus tie h"ts!-st hh.ei tid
~ '.fr-s their city We icsT Ga Tut lew OF Tie New
i1A 80 tpcsf IL our market lave c'c'i .d cs
D, Is failure .Ld i' l. lluisd th,t sss'rs 81 item VIII te
coon TO draw 81 business HIS Circumstance
viii c.4y q tie tsils together uh the ult-V"iAhe
w.t a. rem iug ,st in s,ps the duin-s lat
prevails tlc yafcs The Essi.fn men vii iske thrr
usual .upliy wh kfle tt . sesch Of the .ear
tv have to usrset ala OF entirely 70 then'IYes
fy be- they. Instead 81 The trorers ske tie prices
are 10 fr,unfu cifie tie yssds nut Few To,es
bat fank nra bat there l. larger mud er 'isn sal of
diam custy sale. Abe ghaiy IL not ~
% Jet week
trrigu1s-fron Hliso 90 AT any 4oc. 3 100 y rcD Al
bsLy Iok by railroad. &C. . 10 - State Cattle.
Albany f,Nl ora, ny RAILROAD. - o.l-ord by
pfo. leo ~ Tor NssoGn, aud ~ heed Tor
Ca-. Albany Brighten $50 4 OF csieEn. aud
fss 4 ,sr Stsir , aul-.
Er,Hitrslhc loeius il coups alive 'isteneri u
r.ceIts hi. nAkei shc Ccntrs Nsuosd ''iimttS
Corr
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Murder nud Robbery.

lSD' Afontt o"ii. -, -
J. C. Hody, II respectable grocer Of tlir Place
called at DR.. DayidtouB oNre envy tpis hioIhi"S'
arc ,teied that peison WHO lodged ia lis store last
lin had beaten him Oh the mead with an non
Tal 1t sad robbed him OF IS. His skull was fr.s;
tur.d in .sreral places Before tho physician fou'a
d,efs he wenudr, the unfortnnaie man expired. "A
coronesr tw, was called, and ADJOURNED III ,o'n,or
Tow morning The officers IRE in pursuit "f the EMP
posed murGerer
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Tlc CIicaro Tri5pre OF Jan. 10 s,ys;

The IhfrGlO IffhHff OF Jtps ~
Tho raied feature he Money market Cor The deg y he
so g. u pce Of gold. Tho morning orsned "thya' ~
special chause except psTtp. an increased hiu.e. ~
ye Of bon buyo and sellers; but prices we've Y tshi
inflss and a. cent telling Ioweu zoe close buyer :" t.
siin. - psy zla3 p cent pT,mi nd cent yls ne
spai s,!iig Iut. Ihe tdssaoe equal. cent 81 ieuid
M. owing ~ any unusual demand % a. - wo
could tbisyoi bat price, hero layo been o'H'llt .s'o
,o,e ng ~ Nes.IoTs aud holders wero gr" ~ 10 eJ
some shipments Est reported, boy the tlnos 70 5s
40 eain. Currency all s1eicc. bat TIC s1Ip. sAa"AN!
2eaeJ !. very s,n,lby closer For The present, Il esld
seucely 10 oibeiwile The indians B'aae1a. lsso 9ssi
ong lln o. roilt Tor ume, aud Nithal t.y lave
ben for ho let OF two fapidy wiihais"l's ue I1
collation. Indiana OBJ snl oa, lno.y H. Ie. ga as,,o
o. II tprcio y4rnis the Bank 90 hoIIni4 Ia. p,s VOC
p-rp % iis ciiC ,ion AM "oe, 81 "si ~ 90 ~
STIR .cy g. iue,.bs Bot II tie isler Doi a, ~ ~, y
IN saspenso AID tie Government issue, "a sasi't y
bundled millions OF Jury .'Oc-I eti1A'J WIZ '''' Wv
abundant q few ~esks hence.
The Mirquiec StAf,Ad says:
An erreioe scacity Of money oon,inue to be s ros'
~, do of tbeil means locied up IN produce psper rtd
maj he pre,.nt uo,sd aspect Of husndl eif' they
/, rs,cr IN large their line OF dhcsru' just s.
soon theie auy relaxation ho1 TIE mo,"'s'! 81
Iy b. .iu 70 find s Wy out bore hu n ne ean We =
our own do bus little toward l,eriis Dnt' ~
motion. We A.ge 10 change ~ note H. eAehAs' - 'F
Tie CiAciaHGti GQ-eHs says;
TesiJet ior Eesiem sychne, continues 10 dsg me r.
ceip, Lsls n excess o. the eon.r1lt.le u',lS - 80.
delNs in most CAGES b.inF uuWilif 10 'Hl41 49, -
eslrosy while ines Is scarcity 81 ogfeaeJ ih eoiye
t.Ir ~ sent 70 Now York To sofae cStert .
bing woytI sfi prsns ihers Willie tcEe nereis ey s,s
i,Ir d.1gsr r h. al low Ibtcs. IL co-s bankers Ftf Hf'
70 e,res the cold The premium 90 - sh e eoysI. VA.
md 81 al .,e realized In Nov Is TIoi ILt lp'rsssts
te upply on eYcisngo. 1ne nari.t or Sod Ia ;'l
lled owi the sd,ices hoig Nov foih "hei' ~. III,
an "a a mem The demand bette doe not amount 20 i"ueh
bot hoders d. no, part With i eeJ ns.srieEs ssa y.
tho tsles 2a2 Tor indisna en1 ono qua L..
ufy notes, Int como of The Dut ibe re- np at tho Jose
io4 rIc,s VIII CT couite, DO governed BY He"i"A
rsotsions -, 49,
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Moyemepts of ocean steamers
no DEPARI.
TO ARRIVE

--ybe Lon6on Press, which Hasa well'infSrmed
Paris correspondent, states that 'pe a'"''S " 'as
Hyperion of tho Freueh will contain an an"0"" '..
ment that tie Pope ths1 be suppor'sd N 1s p's''a'
position at Rome.
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tIAAf'fiIE, MONDAY, jan ~ leoT:
20. tho utss ending nonday ian iJ-n' cars o. os,'e
90 caf, AZ tor - car, OF sleep making total IN e,rs
oct; .dd 70 GO kyprrt. iegi Total So cars hsu!e"o ~
s.9es Exyrris duf,As ho week.
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nv. s..,. TrSnsuryshiP I,nbrogiiS'

AInANi, Monday Jaw 10 I0lI
c,a,a r,sosprer Lewis this morning took posaes'
S'a's ,hs hoots and papers OF the Treasurer t
a"ie ~ uuJsr Judre PeckbanI sorder, Mr. Dorsheine
making no further Oppoei'ion'
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Tic leading i,ems Of the report Of the condition Of
the Bank OF The State Of Indiana, the lt inst,
compare with the report for The previous quarter ana
the report made the Eth November, $780, TO Leg
islature ~ follows:
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Total CspiiHi...... .....'.'.- 'f'i''','
Claims for wert sndinr l.n. l.....4 lrf- So 10
t.eerings Tor week enii.S len il...- - .tll -
Uaslcrs Tor ending JaL. t....... ttrt "a ~
b,slcss Tor ys-s sud!lf Jan lin. t,ltt 20 -
Tie following j. tie conclusion a Jldge MIXERS
decision in tie La Croste and Milwaukee lAndgran
bond case:
Til. deed ow,r he Trustees 20 PEI ale, o. de- lands
6es. ed 'rfiu n tsrciion q fte tfits Nhhsr aiT
such 'a.rf ale d. uot srplf bit me Pc nlo1 .
Toe, there none. The lands made tT prnsN ild
f1f The ., iscou G. t t-ht The s-os 81 ins"''' due
on The tf bonds per 3D. tH Do -rpofi o TIE
issics. sl 10 H. Tic sinout' initf' dee ou the f
dcs oi tie t4tOH0 b. to4ls allowed a. =" o. u"
90 OF principal sJ2i ~. To i1t-f- nov DO" 90
i. mort gsge $3.50 - sud tie puls iaIing due sc
csfi. 10 ia. boIs sud I'D j. - 90 $50 Tie deli.c VIII
order lie land. IA. VI the bono der nnfT tbs
deed IN .o tie ands fuslciiD riffs~ % ii- O. i"
th- il'-Te-t tl' hp" dbl o. th' 1 ~
NAVY could ID, Annually paid &C %" u revenues ~ t.r
-acr tire hoe - iru Il the 800 900
rc. nue., Lad ircetsaf ie s1psudd uthf tit road
Operating ofdr rayirp Tor lie fkht o. Ney Ioi 200, b"
tie roirg .t'ci so it ray ing it' ct nnd -n-
.r-rft.r IrspotIon OF a." e- Ca te o. ire 10
the d-btr nd IA rood ~i annually become mo9" vsluah
ID nonll dcis hrd nom tue ctcrrtt o. ui h1gaion
come into Court ioDts CREDITOR ,.ug de- = '1uithby
owl them srd specuso's demanding lofo than tir,
were clcd bAd ssh,ufs - Obtain advs iiges 81 t,h
otno! d,8y Eht have b, avoided ~ nueh oub.
TO Court 10 d'Tcnsilg equity 70 al hs c.diorssnd
Justice 20 The community"
Animal reports ol the various railroads running out
Of Boston for the year ending Nov. 80, 1851, chow
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COURT or GENERAL ssssIoNs-,lAs i3.-BefOrs
Judge MCCrSs.
~, - ILL.,, I'D Defer ELL v-arc hrouOht mr.

b~to. the Court indicted IL grand larceny II ~as charged
that IN November lat they s,o. Js verdi property .soni
A,xs Au.enirn. Folk acquitted Tn, jury bell
or Able 20 sree a. Edecu we're discharged Edeo
wa rea amazed for sentence.
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Monetary a1as improving 1hr supply Of capital con
tiuues ampl-, 1t ow raes fof lie Borrower In good
credit. Jure sotiye demand iur money for com
msfci purposes, th the pIesert supply the rates
but continue etgy
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Irerese.......................ss7S 8,


The roads west Of Toledo make great complain, of
the want of facilities east Of Toledo, and could do 4.
large amount if their freight could be promptly
forwarded. Tie Michigan Southern Road lsst we,k
refused to lake fielgt for four days from this fact.
Another HE from 10 edo east ID mech needed.
lie annual report Of the Oswego and Syracuse
'hal'road for the fscd year enoipg September 80,
i'"' eiyes The following figures. The receipts Of
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out for IN West ~ IL BEGINNING TO be done now fee
A. sresJy ttsied ,xcbsnge 10 dcl eoikrg below par,
aud currency IL becoming seSIce In Cichgo me tanr is
ne of e,chsnge and eucy l. exceedingly carce mus
the current Itch 10 The OF TIE bants 10
hsirg Under the excite exc rss advanced
iea-Ly notes ris ss dup and pack ed
He,vl OH Ts Idly o.sibe. Now exchange Ia q
drug. enc tIc cuHeucy Is w6ned back.
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SUPERIOR cOURT-SpKcI.L TxRx-JAs. la-Bofors Jrs-
tice BosvoarR.
DECISIONS.
David Smith aet VIM. {. Bryant, ct al.-Judg'
ent plaintiff demurrer with leave to defendants TO
answer T. 10 days. . ,
psyid G Elsten sst. VIM. T.. Pottsr--order OF are.t
with $40 to defendant. to abide event. on bi'
net te bring any scten Of false imprisonment
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Aunual repoTso Of the various railroads running out
Of Boston for the year ending Nov. ~, 1851, chow

In,ludcd IN TIC eApcndiluIes IF tbe iIleHcsI pad
upon debts.
Iast year the income and expenditures OF the
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the week ending Jan. I'D, aud since Jan. :;
Dry y' 6s si %'.t ~ sa g s! ssn l ls
General MeI ch.nd,e.. lti5 - 2sliat lI''''
roi...............esI75.l91 s545ts,s 4I@e.e
Previously reported. 1851 A'si2@' IO'''I'
Sine. Jan. 1.........assI1,7a s6SiO5ss ~ SO ia
The decrease, il wall lie seen, ooniuesv very large
The existing regulations at the MIDt in relation 10
the purchase of silver bullion, have jest been pub
lsi cd by the director Of that institution. The Mint
trice Of silver, heretofore = Il, isnow raised "a
81 ~ p ounce OF standard ineness. This rulo mp
plies az well to tie Assay Ofce at Ne@-York az 10
The Mint at philadelphia According TO the above
rae OF purchase the yield Of various sasses OF coin
or bullion viii bc about follow:
Merriam aud South American Dolsn..loe cent, each
0lspsi.n y" .,.,.55 saai
Hall Dors Of the t. - eoined s.or' ISL ;i2 ceht' eseh
The ,aino since 1891 70 lie last change q -
standard n oa ocr 80
Spai,L 20 ceAse
spanish ishths. ~ cens
hpaLh siEieeuths -, % ~,
bier lean io5 cent? tsch
QUARTER dollare are proponionally iels productive
o. premium, while dacs and half dimes coined be-
fore 1897 have los; rather more by wear on an
average, than the prcmium would make up; tbo'e
coined sncc 1873 TO 49, will average v premium
Of y cent on their nominal value.
herman '~'i's
swedish Da i.i 4Ed AoGwe ga Crows Is c.hts eat
fJd ffeaCt tGOWns.. crph -"
.,"i"s ~ c'Hts 10
Iflssisn sGd iavovefu lfales.... ~ cents esSf'
Pine si.ycE, ISs IS CrIts q ounce.
Anerc.r pist' IL AZ cents Je
Ofn1ino LIii5h plate, l<5.o Gems ~ ouDcs.
TIE Old cdpper cene Of the United Sia,eg aie 90
ceyed at their nominal y.lacs, in even sums Of -
and upward, md GEMS Of new issues given ia "a
change therefor; bu' 10 fractional pant o, thA'
amount - Ill he taken. Cent? OF the now nsue viii
be eiyeT in exchange f,r any of the gold or silver
Ooins Of tbs Uif ed stdtcs. The reasonable en-
gslees VI transport dion Of the Lew cculs IN elnr u
81 and uYwad t. any pcm accessip!s by r@hoad
and 1tssmboat, will be paid " tie Mint.
The Woekiy Band Statement sIowB large ys,ia'
lions 10 tg.o er tIr,e Tens. The equal fiecie re-
rere today is about s.Si5o COZ. TLo circulation ia
larger in the average thGn the scl,Ial amount, oIG
does not SHOW T., large ccGtri.cnOa ~ was ai...e-
ipaied.
Tie following il a Comparative statement OF sde
condition of tho banks II New-lofk City, from
Jan, 10 Jan. Al:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

COMMON PLEAS. - spxcI.L TgRx.-Jen NJ nefor
Judge HLT0s.
DECISIONS
Mosser ast Corwin g. Webb--Case settled.
Fowler sgL Fower-Issues settled snd allowed, O. pre-
posed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

n. and Michael EmsnuelNouig spp"ars 8: prefent TO
erie nn 81 rc the defendants &c pay ey sum Oh
account Of the plaintiff judgment.
Asio pardee SGT Timothy y. Abbott ct eL-Mo'iol
denied with : 10 costs
Ps,nci Gibney. Sc, az. John NJ Msrehan -findns'
settled.