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MISCELLANEOUS.

AN IMPORTANT WORK Oy PHYSIOLOGY, AC.-A
"A ruiis for the lied contemplating IT, DR..
LAkMD%rij Paris, London an. New York Medical ADVISE
and Mafrasc Cnte aFieth snon revealing the facts %
ted 81 ia the French and Eng
'ah hospitals sn pifsaia rrsc, including teats. upon
tic diseases aud w,.krrssea affecting The human family
from snur 81 tsrr cstsea. net@iecr &c sent res
COR ST. 5r r. WARMER. NJ. vsrcy erect Astor dous, or
tire Offices Ss al Cf Brpsda asirs Houfs Tor treat
meat . A. " - u 7. ". ... ~. - -,
eva concur with o.her rspsrs Ia Recommending Dr. Lar'
mont end bis workrCoirrec dos lists tnis Dhpatths
glents lsit,nr Atlas. Medtrl Resbrw &c.
4 Il,gyfAroa DIR. gnr9GS NEWLY INVENTED
~ ,orn and II mon Aii0yatnr cures Corns, BuniOns,
Tr@aei rpl giu,eggG Feet, Ac 2ie., SOC and 81 per
~, ~ rorf, ca receipt Of prize and six cents Sold
g. ar,teilaie % y BRIGGS, r1prictyr and Kractical
Thlrorudist 1i2 81 oadway. New York.
,r,itoMxs IL AGNEw, NO. 30 GREENWICH STREET
.,.ss n Murray. "a ~ ins Teas NJ 80 cents al
* ccnts: Cafoea 2c. nnth &c bniter al 49,, wnrta
mai bans. warfant IL ~ Te wofth lVe Flour ii.m ~ y.
twenty years,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC iAl.

The RESOLUTION was unanimously huoptsn.
The Board adjourned until Monday, tho 30th icst
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$40. 25o,57a Gl, 247 COS s7,9ia, s7s

Since Jan. 1......s $40 ,54 6i,247,eos 57912,s7s
There is brisk demand for money at A 81 per
cent on call among the stock operators, arising
mainly from the increased volume Of outside specu-
laton. Paper sells freely at per cent Green
backs have again fallec, and are offered at 8 per
cent premium. Certificates Of deposit are worth
1907. In some quarters IL is reported that the
recent operations in the Shenandoah valley and
the delay before Richmond have led to an increase
Of cautiou in the investment Of money.
As was expected, the speculative excitement
which has forced gold up within the past day or
two led to large receipts Of specie al the brokers'
Offices this morning. Every shrovd person who
has any gold is selling il III Wall street and getting
the premium. II necessary The gold can be re-.
placed after the heavy payments on LIST proximo,
probably at no higher premium than ruled month
ago. At the board Ibis m9raog gold ruled at .
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BOARD OF supervisors.

MESSAGE FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR--rHR UsB OF
THE SUPERVISORS CHAMBER OFFERED 10 THURLow
WEED, ETC, Ere.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors was
held yesterday Elijah f. Purdy. President, in the chair
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap.
proved.
After ranscctug routine business the following
message was received from his Honor the Mayor
AYnR,s OrrtcE NEN YnRx Irne IL 1862
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Sales OF Real Estate.
BY J. Blocker, Son &c.
lot and four story brick houses loeh ~, 30
ssst west OF LIST sv lot 25xl005. IS SIS
Frame house and lot No 3ol West 47th 25xos5 95o
, 1862-01-28

city ttcam.rcndereG Leaf at GEc: 80 Les No II
Lnrd ut &c.
FLnCR-Reeeivcd. 5,1z1 br's. Market declined
&c. :ales, 3eo h.1s vc.y good spring extras at
s370 112 br= :Jancsvil1c' do at $3G5; 100 br15
good extra at $500: 2e0 briE 'sSuowaake' at
81 O.: 80 hr's Oak Grove =, t.: 1c0 brls ga
per at Ss.s219 14o 'rls do in lots at $3.50
NllEAT-Receiyrd, o6,067 bu. Market declined
1=G1c. Sales, 20{i' bu No. Spring in store 1T
7:;;=c; $3.50 bu do ut 72z4c; 1900 bu DO at 73c;
15-tco bu No. Spring in store At &C; $500 bu do
at G71<c; 5000 BIT do at 6s7lc: 5000 bu CO at Csc:
400 bu Rejected In store at 53c; 40 hn do at 53c.
CORN-Rcccfvcd II So bu. Market declined
AG55c per bushel. Sales, 5.oc0 hu Mixed in store
ut 2a1c; 3.o00 bu do at aas!ic; 1000 tu New Corn
i'll store at 1S4c; 45g bu do Oh track at 1e!c: $50
BIZ do at 19c.
oATs-Rcceiycd 500 bu Market more active
al? easier. Sales, LEGO In No. in store at 17c;
7o-Go bu TO at ;G1zzc; 1000 bu do at 19c del.
RYE-Reeeived 3,77sa bu. Market neglected.
Sa1es 400 b:, No. on track st a5c.
BARLEf-Receiycd, 1880 bu. Market dul
Sales, $50 bngs good at 3ac on track.
TIMOTHY SEED-160 taca prime at 81. -: 81
bags good ut $1.671:.
u1GuWINEs- Quiet. salce, 100 bb1s at 16c: 25
bbl$ at 1559c.
ALCOUoL-Qaiet and nominal a, 1885,
BEANS-a4 sacSs good navy a1 $1.as.
Il1DES-Steady. Dry Flint. 11G112{c: Green
Sailed, 5EG6c; Green Country. ~ &c.
TALLoW-so bh1s city butchers at 77:1c
EGGS-Dul. with sales at 9@10c 4 dozen for
fresh.
RCTTER-1r fair demand and steady ut 751sG1sc
tor medium 10 good drkin Roll 1GJ9c.
POCLTRY-Chickeus. $1.a5Sj1.75 q dos:; Turk
cys, 5GiGc z Il.
MILL sTIFFS-3 tons choice raiddlinss 1t SIC
z ton.
COoPERAGE-50 Lard tierces at $a1sH; 100
Pork barrels at Sl.75; 1a5 do at $50; 50 do Mt
$1.s5.
DRESSED HOGS-HeccixcG d 2aa Market a,I.
, 1862-01-28

livercd; $3.50 bu inter rcd western at Il a. and
2to0 bu amber Kentucky Mt Sf-45- Rye without de-
cded Change. S:.lct nj 3,5gn bu at S3t5S5c Barley
moro actiye- SN.s Of 5uD bs state At SIs93t; ~,
M0 bu California at sc AMI 500 bu barley malt at
hc: CUn-Narket dull and about 1c lower. Sales
Gt 9sGGD bu at 6ic for mixed western in store. 1u-
cE6InEa email! parcel at G3G:G5c delivered 13c for
white Baltimore tn arrive. Oats more steady. Sales
At 4iGts22Ec Tor JERSEY, Canadian, western and
stute.
Povi-s,:ss--l'ors in better demand, and tic mar
ket 1T the close was shade drucr Sale. 2slJJ
nrl: at S12GGGl1300 fer mess Including 1861 hrls
deliverable from the 10th TO the aJ1h If Mlrcli al
4l305, and 50GL9 81 for primo Dccf rules yely
quiet. but market without decided change. Sal.:5,
$50 brl5 at S4.UCG54.50 for country PRIME $j.fD5:
SEQ for country mesz, $40 -oo5sa-c0 for Eepacked
mess. and $73:'5G14. % for extra mess. Prime
mess hc"f quiet aud steady $: alGI,92. Beef
ham. quiet at SD -a5G15.D0. Cut meats in5ctiye.
BaGo1l-zidcs heavy and prices s!:1 rule In fl
Eor Of hu5ers; sea 11 bNs at &c for city short Eib
bed 1nida?es. and * for do long clear. Dressed
: lsH for western; tic latter an extreme price;
$3:25Gi4 80 hN city Lard steady with fa- demand:
sales Isl hrl. 1T 1GS2S. Butter selliu:; At 1ll15
Tor Ohio and 16GaD ioT state. Cheese dull at
5EGn7.
G7s1, EF1Es-f.io coffee very firm. and business
quite moderate Sales 1.soo bags !. 1912lc, cash
sugar. raw. quiet and without material change in
price. Sales AG bids Cube at TtfISc: ta)t boxes
havana at T1e1a2S.sc; 96 boxes do at Sl3;s:. and
by auction = hht.s and 1871 brls new cr'p Porto
hlco tue hrst Of thCse1son, At bGsc cslsh for the
former. ard IL Gs;. for the litter. Rcnrd=uyar
firm.
s7oe7-quiet and steady. Chi { r 55E:
bHf E1: il I -: L l. T iGL.: LII G1:t: Mich G
~ :Iiarl rhl 81: Hads ss5.: Eric 3lz5: NYC
E.lt 1o3as Ill war loan ~: NY i 5z. IS. 9Y3::
Gal : 81. Go large honG$ 80 Federal g.. ST. cpii-
ions :kJ. do regd 81.
, 1862-01-28

-.-.. MosDAr EVENING, Jan. q. 1852.
PEoFIS1oSS-AEss PoR6-Iu active demand
and Ee17 firm. Sales. aG0 br1s city packed at
$'s5: s,a0 brls do at Sa.s:K: SOD brss do. for
delivery on the 1ss Of May. st $3.50: 1000 brls do,
for de!i'esJ next month, at $9s7,G $40 brls conn-
tTy packed Mess Pork at sa.1sKc; $50 br1s do at
81 e. ENGLISH MEATa-500 bxs Short BoneleEa
AiddlcF at SC: so bxs Short Rib Middles at Axe.
Ter delivery next week. Bulk MEATs-es0 pcs
country cured Sides at s5sc, loose; 100 tres H.us
IN swcet pickle, country At S11.50 on track.
GREEN Mz.Ts-sdes in active request at she.
Hams quiet. salee, 1900 pcs at exc; 5000 do,
packedsud rubbed with dry salt, at Ss2a. LARD
Firm and active. Sales. 100 brls and 800 trts
prime city kettlerende1ed Leaf at exc; 100 tres
Frecpott do at exc; 10 brls city do and SO tres
and hr!s country kettle-r e-rendered-su \. exc; 80
tres co11t:y kettle rendered at 64c 30 tics prime
, 1862-01-28

Hoes declined sS:.iCc T 1c0 Tn=, closing dull at
$3.15@a.5''. The receipts were $3.50 head a good
demand for mess pork at $9.N@o.6e4. and at the
close first class city brands were held firmly at
$9.15. Bulk meats were ,ery dull at.2.4@Ic for
shoulders and sides. The English houses have
mainly withdrawn from the market, owing to the
unfavorahe intelligence from tile other side. Lard
firm at 6}5l6c for country and city. 1t was easier
to sell than TO bug at these figures. Grease was
in active demand at 5G5;zc for yellow and 81: G5H
for white.
There j: great scarcity Of eooperage through
III thp III II he shape Il barsa put ho
toLold pickle. There L sweeping Demand here
1875. All coopers in the CITY and round about arc
ployed
Psiees advanced s@1le for supetfne and low ex-
tEa t., fear On SatpEaaE closing at - 1o924-15 for
advanctd 1c, closing at &C. Oats irm at 2Sc.in
bulk Hay steady At ,$1s01s for timothy on arri-
raj. " hisky defined to 151xc and closed dull
Buyers haying been p1rched severely of late, tal!
aoous getting up . mutual protection society TO
counteEact the advantages enjoyed By sellers. from
tie concentration n Of the business in a few hands
, 1862-01-28
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH,

NEW EORK4 Jan. .s7.-CoT7oS-Firmer. Salcs
se0 bales at sc for mdg up:ands.
FIoUE--Dul anu SC lower, with only limited bus
ines7 doing for export and home consumption.
sales !.aD brls al s5.50I555 for super state
S5Tl5.s0 for extra state chiefly $5.75; IS 5O1
medium extra western; S5.95G6,00 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and Sc 1tfd56. Is
for trade brands. market closing qnies, Canadian
tlouz shade easier, with limited business doing.
Sales $50 brls at $5.5NM5 IS for super: and Is 15D
675 for common to choice extra, Rye -four ID
moderate request at e. 5G64 q Corn meal quiet
and stesdy, with eales sf 13a br1s Jersey at $3uo
Wn1sKT-harket firm. Sales 500 brls at $40
e4ssc, nearly all at the inside price,
GRA1H-Nheat dull, but with only 8 limited sup
ply Offering. Holders are not DISPOSED to =ubmi,
10 a:.y lower prices. Sales Of 5,4.N bu Chicago
sI5;: 3: S; Sc; H. 90 lu amber Iowa y. 81 IS dc-
, 1862-01-28

Meeting of the Common Council.

Meeting Of the Common Council,
'. The Common Council met last evening in
It's regular semi monthly session. Present,
mayor Rumsey, Aldermen Bottsford, Hub.
Gomisky, Harvey, White, Mcdonald, Hoyt,
Perkins, Law aud Solomon.
The proceedings of the last meeting ycr,
read and on motion duly approved
PETITIONS AND coMNr rSicATloSs.
The clerk read communication from E.
Davidson, On the part OF the Ohio Coal Com
pany, asking Tor m abatement in the city as.
scss1lcnt Of taxes for tue past year. 1t was
referred TO the Financial Committee.
The petition of Messrs. Roscntie1d d Roscn.
bery to the same effect, was read and took The
same reference.
A free license was granted E. Letzncr fo,
pcddling kerosene and other Illuminating oils
IN hand-cart. The petitioner is cripple.
committee Of citizens presented q com,
1nnnication asking for the rc-appointment oI
Mrs. n. B. Davis as matron Of the City Bride
well. Referred to the Committee on Bride
we'll
The petition Ct certain taxpayers of tue
North Division III regard to the non-p1ankine
of North Wells street, finding fault with wiai
had been done, and asking delay in the col
!ectlons OF the assessment for the purpose
The petition also eallcd for Il return to tax
payers Of the amount already collected and
uneSpcnded: AID. Harvey moved reference
10 IHe lily attorney that lie might franc IN
ordinance. AID. Hubbard moved It's reference
to the Committee on Streets and Alleys Of the
North Division. 1t was SO referred
4 petition Of Dc Go1yer & Stewart, to bs
paid for matchmaking Lake street, as pe]
contract, was referred to thu proper commit
tee.
THE WIVES OF SOLDIERS.
i communication from the wives Of certai,
volunteers, stating that for three weeks nj
money had been received from the county, ant
asking that the city make some provisions TO
lleir comfort, was read by the clerk, and re
1efIeo 10 the Committee on County Rcla
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD BRIDGE.
Al ordinance calling for the erection Of
o'luse across tue Chicago River below Rus|
street, and accompanied by speci6cations ans
drawings Of plan for such BRIDGE yaA nrc
tented BY the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany. The railroad company are ready accord
lug 10 an ordinance passed In 1859. "a crten,
its track from the western portion If It
grounds 10 North Water street, so soon AZ th
bridge shall be completed. On motion o
AID. Holden the plat was referred to tue Cor
mittee on Roads and Bridges.
AID. Holden presented 4 commuuicatio,
ff.1n CEas. Barker, debtor to the Schoo
Fnoa Of fac city OF Chicago. calling for pc,
, 1862-01-28
Baltimore cattle 11arket-- Jan. %,

Baltimore Cattle Market--Jan. 90.
CATTlE-The offerings at the State Scales to-dsy
aMounted 10 40 head. being $40 head less than the
offerings Of the precedins week Of these $50
taken by city packers and butchers at prices rang
ing from IS uGR:5 90 per 100 rs hn; very few
brought the outside figure. The market, however,
closed brisk
1loGs-Ihe supply was equal to the demand, and
sales were made al prices ranging from t5:f1 Is
per 100 tb:-a decline on the better grades OF .5c
, 1862-01-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MOSnAy EVENING, Ja1l ~.
i IL city l.ss hccn Visited to-day B.; one OF The
sr,e7c=t SHOW storm. OF the seuson and henc-
i1aEsactjens have bern yc7y limited Indeed
scarcely enough was doac to make quotations.
Iie5 remained for New York exchange precisely
a. heretofore. viz: rar buying; selling !: OF per
cent premium. The demand is still much below
the ability and the wishes OF the bankers.
told Is duh at quotations, viz: aG2l: buying,
selling * q per csut. Fcry little appea1a to be
wanted foE any purpose.
Money is becoming easier az cash week passes.
The banks have much more than they find mems
to use safely and protitsb1y. aud b1zucss circles
appear u1or- hopeful. Should antici2atfons ot a
vigorous movement to c:n=l1 the rebellion be re-
allied. trace al the West viii a. once assume e.
gantic proportions.
e"RREc71os-sTATE BANK OF IOWA. BURLINGTON
BRANCH
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. e5th, 1852
Editors Chicago Tribune:
!. In your. monetary article Of the sd lust,
in your item showing the condition of the
slate bank oi Iowa you state the 0nstatldi1 cir
eai1fi0H On the 9th inst being S1,821 ,453 This
IS doubtless typographical error By referring
10 the official statement Jon Will see that the cir
eulatlon at the date mentioned above was only
large dlminution in the circulation, without an:
material reduction in the specie reserye OF the
bank. At no time since their organization, have
the branches been in better condition than at
present. This branch having the largest circula.
1ion Of any Of them. oda in its vault consider
aole amount Of coin beyond is s.tise ci.clation.
ionts tfHly, L. w. BROOKS. Cashier
BAsKs.-The statements Of the banks of the
three principal cities Of the Union for the 1ast
week compare with the previous one, aud the cor
responding time Of 1861, as follows:
Loans Specie Giro,
Sew TX. Jan, is. .$1490sl,433 ii, l50s59 7s69,i2s
hSfton, fSs t5a jan - 60 G 5s5 e5ss s5tss1t
Total: ,17s 10. y595 16vso, ,s55
Iasl week..-..... as7, 937.oS9 3,Gi5s00 1h9 ;,t76
Last year 2l5, a,160 3s,ss7,144 1881, ,o39
BosToN DAsKs-The statement Of the Boston
banks for the last week compares with the pzeyi-
Gus week. and for the corresponding; week Of 1861,
as follows:
Jan. 70, -. Jan %. '6a. Jan 81, "a
Loans .504,e39 St., 1883 $63, Us 167
Specie. ......-.- 65sp;N7 S5S5x77- 4425 aj6
DEPOSITS s5,G42,:91 s5,n,,3!7 1s.s051 |
eirculation... G,6l2512 6,H9,s7l 6.7Ot0;5
The statement Of the present wccls, as compared
with the preceding, shows decrease of 1904 Ass
IN the items Of loans and discounts, sso 667 In de-
posits, s6a.64t in circulation ard an increase oi
*i,G70 in specie.
oFF1cE or THE ASSISTANT TREASURER, L. s..
NEW IcnK, January ss3.
Total pasments. fsS9' @ az az q ;5a
Qnsludins redeemed per cent, notes. ~
rota! paianc2.-- ..--.....------.... 33i0 asl .93
/ VI e"StotAs -'----........-....... 63,OU. W
CLEARING HOCsE STATEMENT.
ENchahcs' .SlS53S,516 ii
baiahces-..-- .---... 1.2tn.902 09
There was more inquiry for money to-day, but
rates were easy ut five to six per cent.
some Of the leading banking firms have advanced
ther quotations for sterling sixty day bills to Ill.,
, 1862-01-28
Acknowledgement.

CAMP DoTGLAs, Jan. %, .S5s.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
On going 20 dinner to-day the members If
Company H, 51st regiment. were agrccab!r
surprised to find in The place Of the usual
ltluin, substantial dinner OF the soldier, we'll
supplied table of chickens, cakes, pies, and
numerous other dclieacics. In fact, we had a
good view Of home and its comforts though
lnany Of the members Of the company we're
u1Ecquainted with the donors, as the larger
Part vi orr company came from Rock Island
county. Upon inquiring, NC found tl:lt the
donation c,1nlc from the ladies Of Victoria,
Knox county, and learned that the following
names were among the number furnishing the
1o1'ation: Miss Olive Morton, Mrs. Isaac Cop
ley. Mrs. john Morton, Airs. Milton Murris,
Mrs. Eli G. Farrington, ard Miss Olmstcad.
The donation was we'll timed, as the 1nem-
bcrs Of our company were not mustered in in
season TO get their rny when the balance of
the 5lst were paid ott, and, Of course money
is scarce, and the delicacies Of the table sell
dem find themselves introduced into our
HESS. rooms.
j MEMBER OF TIE COMPANY
, 1862-01-28
Baltimore Provision market--Jan. 23

HaIttln0Fe FrOTis1oM market--Jan. %.
The demand fo7 provisions ou the part of liz.
trade continues very moderate. Wenut:cc. hnw-
ever. some sales Of bacon =itit$ and shoulders to
unchanged.
Bulh meat. ro sales Of importance reported We
nut1e st 4h:c for nrw shoulders. and 5t.aiG;:c per
q sur new sides. Hams range from 5::4;'.c pc. H.
Bacon. With The exception Vi sales Of lpNaD ihs
shoulders aud 1000 bs sidcs to the Government
We have no Transactions Of moment to M
for shoulders. aud 6@6.; cents per =, for sidee.
We quote old and new hams at tfESEc Pork
No sales reported. We quote mess non.inally at
Slc@ $50 for new and $aGa.=6 for old: md rl.np
at $ly for new. and 5sI9 per brl fur old Ll1d-
sa:rs reported OF 4u bFl= and tres. western at SO
SIC. City rendered we quote 1t Sc; western. in
hrl- and tTcs at S1,2:;c: and refined at 1.GIt0.ic
, 1862-01-28

BEEF cATTLE-neceived. 1Go head. There was
good demand by city packers to-day, and the
market was tu1erably active at Sa2OG2 IS for con-
mon to prime tiescc beef cattle. One lot Of Is
very good Illinois steers Nas sold By Curtiss to
Cra.in s Co. at $a.75. The sales were:
, 1862-01-28

To COUNTY, NEwsMES.-Wr call attention
IL tie card Of Joln, r. Walsh, which appears
III another column. We Gun confidently
recommend him as one who will attend
promptly to al orders with which lie may be
entrusted
, 1862-01-28

LIVE HOGS-Rcceiyed,5 ,225o head The mar
kct today was nearly 5e better on bacon hogs, but
unchanged or heavy. There being 10 trains in to-
day, and the prospect that those due tomorrow
morning will be detained by the snow, the market
at the close had an upward tendency-thc yards
being nearly all cleaned out at CIR quotations
The sales were as follows:
, 1862-01-28
Extensive Haul Of Commentators.

- AAA4A NI IAOUntfffGt$HTSa
AZ our readers are aware, for some months
fas' the city Las been flooded with logus coin
ol different denominations, some Of which was
80 we'll executed rs to Deceive the best Judges.
II has hecn The Peculiar, sclfappointcd rroy-
lncc OF Superintendent Bradley to endcaYor
10 efftf out the manufacturers Of this s,,u-
tIous currency, *ud OH Saturday his detectives
flat'e l'rcccnee:cd descent upon house od
State street, and arrested four persons y1,o
were caught in the very act Of lnaking the
ecl1', in their 1abaratory, surrounded by thcir
mouldE, dies, metals and machinery. This
haul was not made public uutil yesterday,
when Darius Dusenbrry, Sherman Bartlett,
George hepner, and John McCarnba were
brought before U. 8. Commissioner Z. 4
iio5ne, upon an affidavit of c. r. Bradley,
charging the offensc upon them. They could
not find bail, and were committed to await ex-
animation this forenoon.
During yesterday afternoon, Alonzo Atwood
and Mary Perry, keepers Of q place of i'll re-
pute on Clark street, called "Thc Home, y
were also brought before the same Commits
sioner, charged with the same offence. They
were also held in deftult Of ST. bail, to
await examination with their above mentioned
acccmpliccs.
The machinery found by the detectives is
quite perfect, and calculated to isstic ten-ccnt
pieces, quaiters and half. dollars. The amount
If coin on hand would seem to point to their
having driven pretty successful trade, as on
y about $50 worth was found. There were,
besides tue moulds and dies, a complete gal
va''ic battcry, and al the apparatus for coat.
ing their spurious issues with deposit o1
pure silver. Some Of the parties arrested have
long been suspected Of being connected with
4 gang Of this character, but not until lately
have the men upon the track been able to trace
them to their secret rendezvous and lay hands
urQn them.
, 1862-01-28
New Eurk Dry Goods Trade.

ErIUul the ~ l. independent. I'D
There i moro activity in trade and the opening
oi fhe season l. otc1-iohin:: mucl, preparation
1ita.y buyers i'll NV 1urk and otEer parts arc
looking: OYER the market and making selections on
large scale, t"Meet expected demands ard prices
OF all Eoous have still III upward tendency.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
lieMc made fabrics are less i've than foreign
All COTTON goods are cnod purchases in an evident
y rising market. and ju:;!cs* are not afraid Of
heavy stocks Vi all staple goods There il consider.
able -pc:rlatlen iu view II further ri-e in prizes
IriI1s are less active ttan staples hut are firm iii
price. with scarcity uf the lower qualities. The
the supply j: limited. shcstings and shirtin.s are
very finn. bleaclrd arc the nloFe buoyant Wooltu
goods sre iu better request, Choice styles Of de-
ia,n"s i are ID demand: FSw houses are yet show
are much wanted Fancy csssiinercs arc so.h.
for hui lkeEe j. little doing the supply Is snlal
arr in the market. Military wooy1l: are mort
abundant.
FOREIGN Goups.
The market has suddenly revived, and large sale:
az reported til few large first Glass hous.s Brit
l-li cottons are much sought for Dresa s;lS good;
art in demand. French goods are becuuiEnact ise
German goods also eAcl'c much inquiry. pcciali,
we'll. saxony tlscs: go,s arc in demand. p:lrl,
Eut i'll full activity Many salc= at auction Of
these Eoods hare 1akcfplace.
. The Quantity of spin. goods yet imported il
light for Dcrrmhtr aud JANUARY, blil Is n,ncl
sr for the last week. and is expected to Increase
sonluw Lat
Tic substitution Of East India cot,un for Asneri
can !s rapidly taking place Our manufacturers
ast hc.inning to import it from Liverpool. and lind
tle quality "sura1s they Lurc fixed Upon ruivas
seFs:ccable as '-IplaIds-' while n.ucs cheaper
The preparation Of Indlal cotton j. more attended
r. aud It's staple will lie much i.ii'r'rri~ II .lc
En-ii=h manufacturers use more Snrat cotton than
We tu. they will he able to uEd.:rstll Us q, uur own
hcue+. spite of dE1y. The difference in priv.. is
very great, and the lower cost Of good: rnAte f-o,
India cttton will secure q preference tor ii,
, 1862-01-28

PosTroSEn,-Thc military carnival which
"Ss 10 have taken place last evening, Ut the
Nsden skating park, has 1,ccn postponed, ow-
'Eg to 1hc uufayor:.b1c weather. There is
nothing sure tut death and taxes.
, 1862-01-28

Tue NeTU!d Of yesterday published the following
comparative table Of the imports and exports at
that port for 1lrer years, Of the principal articles
aff rom
, 1862-01-28

lle Molasses Trude,
Tho following is from the New York fioA1s,ti,it1
Litf- showing The consumption Of molazses III the
Jhiietl States for the last six years:
, 1862-01-28

HIEa'A2E.-Thc Wheeling HOUSE,, Oh We>t
laEc ret, was nruScn into un Saturday
.t::;ht, ard robbed Ct Il quantity Of valuable
slothitg belonging 10 . boarderna,nct, Audrey
E{11,ct4
, 1862-01-28
ST. Louis, ALTON AND CHICAGO RA11RoaD.-Thc
following are the earnings Of this Road for the


MnsDAY EVENING, January q, .sja
The following: the receipts OF lcaGin artit,.-
for the last fuFiy-ci-t hours:
REcg1P7s FOR LAST FoErY-EIEI1T HoUrs