The New York herald., 1862-09-02

gone up very much owing to the demand for stef-
ling bills IN New York. The health Of the town y
good. ~
Gsribaldi was stl moving in the path Of revolu.
tion. He had made descent on Catania, m
Sicily, in opposition to the wishes Of the Italian
government. The subject having been brought
up in the Senate, the Prime Minister of Italy said
they considered Garbaldi Gin rebellion" and
that his operations would be checked by
the Kings troops and navy. Napoleon
had expressed his disapproval Of the acts Of the
ssliberator,u but limited that Victor Emanuel
encourages him. The harvest in France promised
an excellent yield, which, 1t was thought, would.
remove the necessity of importing foreign grain.
The London Times has an article dsprecating the
recent acts of Garibaidi.
The Tammany Society, or Columbian Order,
held their usual monthly meeting at half an hour
after the setting Of the last evening. The So.
chems, Warriors and Wiskinsies of the Order ga
thersd in large force, Grand Sachem Nelson J.
Waterbury, Esq, presiding. The war whoop was
heard around their camp fire when Eachems Pur-
dy, vandewater and Barbour spoke against the
abolition faction who have for so long time been
hampsring and impeding the action of the Presi-
dent and preventing vigorous prosecution Of the
war. A number Of new members were after
wards initiated into the secrets of the Order, and
the meeting adjourned after transacting some
routine business.
The annual State election viii take place to-day
in Vermont. and the following candidates are to
be voted for on general ticket
Governor. :. ..Fred'k Holbrook. BENZ. Fl. Smalley.
Lieut.. Co... Paul Dillingham;. E. A. Chaplin.
Treasurer. John g. Page. Geo. Washburn.
The copperheads will make . very poor show,
as some Of the. democratic papers in the State
have repudiated the whole ticket. s{
regular meeting Of the Board Of Councimen
was held last evening, when . large amount Of
routine business was transacted which had accu.
mulated during the summer recess. A report
was received from the Committee on National
Afiirs in favor Of appropriating $4,000 to each
Of the three months militia regiments which shall
re-enlist for further term of nine months or the
war. Laid over. The Board then took up IN
ordinance passed by the Board of Aldermen on
the lth ult., to give an additional bounty of fifty
dollars to each volunteer who shall join any of the
regiments at present in the field during the first
twenty days after the publication Of said ordi
nance by his Honor the Mayor-the sum Of
$3.50 900 to be appropriated for paying said boun
ty. The ordinance was amended by inserting Q
clause that the same bounty be also paid to re-
cruits who enlist in any of the regiments at pre-
sent organizing for the war; and the appropriation
be increased to the sum of $500, ,000-said amount
to be raised by the issue of bonds bearing interest
at the rate of seven per cent per annum. and to
be redeemable on the lst of August, 1868.
motion to adopt the ordinance was lost for want
of constitutional vote, and the Board adjourned
until to-day at one o'clock, whom further action
will be taken in the matter.
The September term of the Court Of General
Sessions commenced yesterday, but no business of
Importance was transacted. The Court adjourned
until tomorrow wednesday,, when punctual
attendance of the Grand Jury and the Witnesses
will tend much to facilitate business.
The Louisville (Ky) Journal learns that the
draft in that State has been postponed to the 3lst
Of September. sa
General Buckingham, of Connecticut, has issued
his proclamation postponng the draft in that State
until the 10th instant.
The stock market dull, lower and feverish yeser
day Though there very little stock offered for SALE
prices lower. At the close there hope
ful feeling and slight rally. Money was In better de-
mand 4 s per cent. Exchange 70 120 gold 10
III. The bank statement shows increase Of over
threc millions in loans, decrease OF 8, 5s9 in dspo
sits, and no change In specie.
The cotton market was less active yesterday while
prices were quite rm with sales Of about 500 bales
closing stn the basis Of 4sc a4sc. for middng up
lands. The nour market steady and rather nrmer
for good shipping brands Of State and Western, with
doing. Good choice lots Of wheat frmcr and
lc. higher, while inferior lots dull with
activity In sales Corn firm for good
sound Western mixed, with sales at 61c. .
&C., and thai in poor condition heavy,
while sales tolerably active. Pork dull and
heavy, IN the rang. OF s1I rs Sl1 so, and prime at
80 SIX a. $40. Sugars were less but nrm with
sales Of 500 hhds, chiefly New Orleans at steady prices
and 1494 bags Of Manila at sxc. for refining Msssrs
Suarts quotations for their refined grades will be found
in another column. Coffee steady and quiet Freights
were rather hrmer and more Offering. To Liverpool
wheat in bulk and bags, ranged from 12Kc l31sc and
-four chiefly at Is. 10xd