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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
VNHE MAGNIFICENT first class, ful.power'
Il irsn rew-s,eamsr,
"M L. II y T. Y"

HNHE MAGNIFICENT first class, fuD-powered,
Il irsn screw. steamer.
"MER s T. Y"
Comm.ndsr q. A. PROUD. H. ~ r.,
37!5 TuSs BURDEN, $50 HoEsEPOwsR, 80
WIN sal. JULY o. from New York 10 Liverpool, calling st
Cork 20 receive cod deliver passengers and dispatches
Rae. Pass- payable D. currency; First tton accord.
ins To aecon stion $50 syS SliO; including every
regulate except Wines aud Liquors which can be obtained
on board. -
An ,,p,ri,ncsd Surgeon will be carried For Passage.
apply 10 SABEL SEhRLE, No ~ Broadway, n. \.
Il DO followed by the SHANNON on tie 9Th.
NorICR-Ths steamship CITY or CORK will sail
WEDNESDAY lat July with splendid accommodation
or cabin aud secrsgs Passenger at reduced rae. pay
sbleiu United sta,es currency. JOHN q. DALE.
Age-t
STEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
y At Queenstown Cork Harbor TN. we-knogn steam
.r. of o Liverpool Newly orb and Phnsdelphis Steamship
tompsny are intended to sail az follows: -
CITY or MANtftESTEk........ saturday JAY =
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures. Saturday July !!
CITY or BALTIM IRE ..saiufdaJ july 10
Ana every succeeding SATURDAY. at neon noA fief a.
North Rivef -
pay.ble in cold or It's ,quis sleis IN currency:
yfIsT CklfN......S6O 40 SIEEkAGk..........stt %
Ft cabin to London. IS ~ St.eTEgo 70 London. - -
Pint Cabin 10 PAfs.. rs col St-eragu 10 fat,. 80 %
Tf .bin to I,mbus " col S,cora.- 10 hanbaf 81 ~
Passengers also forwarded TO Hayse bfeneu isotier1sm
Antwerp Lc., at equally low fses , -, 80.
karss from Liverpool or Q1eenstown: i' Naoh' ~
slt5 ersse. ~ Those who wish 10 ieaa i0f 'hei
friend. can buy tickets ho'c 81 these ras'
Fer fur he information apply 81 the Conpsnys omcel.
JOHN g. DALE. Agent. No Is Broadway, " Y
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Ronrd Of Aldermen.

OpvlciAI-1 STATED SESSION, Jnne 20, le63
p,esegt William Walsh esq, President, Aid Fox, Henry,
Hall McCool Reed Chpp Mitchell Ryers, Jeremiah,
HsTAy Masterson Ottiweii, Farley, and Long.
The minutes OF the lat meeting were read aud approved
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HUDSON RIVER RATLROAD.-FOR al
NETWORK g. NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY IL, 1909
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;

Passenger Station IN Ne~-Yok. 27thss and <thv'
Entrance on 2,tnst
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rI'IlE STEAMSHIP
Il GREAT EASTERN.
WALrER PAroN Commander.
viii be di'ps,ehed
LirvpoI trom NT f"k
s.tu,d,y Ma, ls Saturday. June g,
Tu..dsy June ~, Tuesday July Il,
and q, regular Intervals thereafter 49,
FIRST CABIN 10 10
EGeuoo Tickets out and back IN the fusi and Second
Cabins only, Q fare and = half 80. -.
Servants accompanying pA,engsfs and children under IL
wear. Of sf,, h,lffa lElsDts free. -
THIRD ~
sTEFKAUE With superior accommos stous. .......tD
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN GOLD OR MS EQUi'A'
LEM ~ U. !. CURRENCY.
F.eh passenger lowed " cubic feet Of luggage
An Ell srsnc-d sus een on board
CHAS A. WHITNEY
A. the Oeico, No. 10 Broadway.
For frssht spply 10 o,,.,,, -.
No. 81 Soathst
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Duryee's Zouuyr-.- Rscrus wanted for the sth
R..in.Lt .ew lof. Infantry Volunteers Col. C!evesnd
Wlso~ reJfsan lin. Ia sh ,y $3.50 bounty PAID to
u,u n, osi.tins ffoa 49, returned fsm.ut $73 bounty
p.d TO rev rsefcit. premium paid upon tie recruit
beins ma.t~sd the s.rso@ Regiment now IN camp on
S.i,a Iud ksef se. igrul.lrd 10 the fam Les OF sol
49,, Ration. mi uniioiiu. fIfns led. NM II. UthLk,
Csg,.in Comy,ay H. aud Il. o.. CITY Hall PAX. south 'ids
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Duryee,s Zouayes.-Recruits wanted for the on
Rr.iu,ut D. s. lnfAAtfy Volunteers. Cob CLE'ELAND
MINsLOW now reoIsaBEitg b. this eisy
~ bounty paid ~ To-sGA'1hs nom any e'uHoI
fsgimsut
ais bounty paid to r,craIt' o. premium paid upon
the recruit being mustered into the ,ertics
Ref ment now Ia camp staten Island.
T,u.f tic.et. fIruitEed g Ihc families Of soldiers
H.iions and uniforms furnished ....
VIM. II CHAMBERS.
CaItsin Co T.. and II. o,
Mercer fIOrse. bfOofnr aud h-rcef-sr
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
IS63. LAKE , SUPERIOR 1868,
Consisting of steamers - -
pLANET NEIENK l.IY OF GLEVELAND.

IS63 LAKE , SUPERIOR 1868.
PLANET. MFf fFt'iAi DIV II i' o. CLEVELAND
TRAVELLER. ILLINOIS.
IRON CITY ADD NORTHERN LIGHT. $1,000
Or. Of the .SoS' w esys pETK9IT NIGH
GAN 70 yUEsD .:s Wt aDiia: ...aa
OF navis s,on for all point, on Lake Superior ,. =,
Los,ias CLEVELAND on the previous evening 81
Tie Fare by these .sem. including bOHd aud rooms 4.
Only y per mile cheaper than any eihe' Pleasure
Route In tho world
FOR fGrthor information see sO.''n Card.
DAILROAD SAFETY.-No Railroad ear can
now be considered properly constructed to run Ia r.;
ssuser train whou, being provided with tue ohEANth
nc, ali Tho brakes 10 tho hands OF the engineer Nearly
iory c.e. Of socisnt have been prevented OF msted
,,y o many OF the best roads of the United states with
hi, ,,,.usrd attached. 1t 10 also being 'ucces,iuy intro
dSe' S. II IN Europe order. are solicited aud
w,ll be hllsd promptly. No .dyaace 10 PRICE AdaTe.
TIE DREAMER SAFETY BkAhE 20
NOR Newburgh. West Point, Poughkeepsie.
aud Rondout9ste,mer Mary Powell leave, pier FOO. Of
J.y.t eyrry .itsrnoon al 4 elocs for West Point New"
bmsh. Poushieopsie, aud kondout. "
NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LlNE.-lhe
i steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves PecS,sliP Pier No. ~
E., River Daily Al IL o'clock nooS Freight taken on hs
With The tonic Naugstpck. New Haven anc Hartford
ia,aion OEO w. COkLlES. Agent.
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
The nns steamer DANIEL DREW leave. Jay -. 70, on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. MoHNiNoS'
At oeoeI landing a, 3Vth..t and tho usus lsnd'ns%
CARATOGA and LAKE GEORUE.-huD-
y SON RIVER RAILROAD Expos Trains lsa's us,y
Al aud 10 IN, arriving in sara''sa In WINS ''' a"''
ana tes
NORTHERN II. X. of N. JERSEY.-Irans
Io.v, Jersey City for Piemont At 3uoA M sio m,
ms m 20 D. and e:l3 sanidsss ohn 10 in
for Mou.sv Il 3. ~. &:20 Pm. TW.DEMAhEoI. oup-
II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-lNCREAS
MODATlON.-L-sv Jsmesslip and 1907 Of
3.h..t T. H. n q for 0resnport. "oprhsst a, o.a.on
.ug o % M Tor jamaica Mneois, JeusseLn ana all suons
esq, 10 Gteeupor For llp al M $50 aud y ~. lo
svo.,s Al M. ii a. M, tU and p M iot 's"A''
U,nn.t..d at 8 m., II IN. 3:Jo, $50 ana y VI. oaH
d.y FIcurson Train ct 9:l5 from 3tsht NopplnL :.
al ststions to Ysphapk {" s1curnoa fso'i ''''A"s
Yaphank Of 2;,o y M
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, VIA GnO-
- TON NEW-LOND0N, sIONlN0TON phosI-
nINCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEM.bEUf0 hU
The ,pl.udld steamers COMMONWEALTH ana rLl
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No. ~ N H. 1901 Oh Soa''
l.ndt st. daily Except sunday at p. m mr. =, Con,
P,.ight tn.on az low by other mo ouec VI 'o'
~. No IFS We.tst., corner OF CouftlandsI ~, -.
F'N.s-Yo,i March T. 1857 W. NJ EDWARDS agent
NOR NEWPORT via NEW-fORk ana
i NEW-HAVEN aud SHORE LINE hAILhoAo ~
nd .ner MONDAY June 80 1865, TRAIN WIZ oavs .tn'
-, md ith..y al l2.l5 D. M passing through No"
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Rally, Rally. Rally.-co. g. suh REGIMENT \.
~ N a. ikltiti.l Col FRED A. CONhLlAO. l~onsy-
G,. Kref,s waated Immediately for ~ day service Fan
nufor. furnished sid every member Who has ssLed the
nj, n mi. Company viii report im.dsic, 1t i.sdqnatos
AT ,br Armofy Of tie 7l Regiment Centre AIAet, be-
tv..u GRAND and btoom~.tts. hy order Of
WILLIAM ATKINSON. Captain.
rde rx h~f.s
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HEADQUARTERS Loyal brigade OF the North
M 1u Erosivay whsTo al comiuuuicsuons uust DC al
d,.,.,d 90 Colon. WIN BLISS, organizing tho Brigade
FNROLLINU OFFICES-No. z9A Broadway. opposite th'
CITY Hall, No C-ntr-st oppoa.s IopfoHsIs OiIoo @'~
No g Coutt.,t Brooklyn, opposite City Hall
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HEADQUARTERS PKoyosr- M.hsHAL
eIrn DIsTKiCT oy Nav YORK, No H3 otiN,
Parliamentary psrson knowing Of any Que pe"eon
a. - aI 10 ADD Is liable do military duty. residing In
th tlo yth District Whose name he h Iva
Nom believe 4, not enrolled at this ofo. Tsqnessl 20 u
,.c,I, OF ndrecy inform tho Provost hashs thst tnoy
bs sprosd aud throw their share 81 the burden
mon other. All person. having given iae ns.' wi in,
notify the Provost Marshal that the h'utou nano
b. erased be sabrct to dIsi twice once IoI
r,. name snd for that assumed when ~ many c''o
,. ....u.iu.d JAMES W. tARK,
Csp,ain aud Provost-Msr,hsl, With District Nrw-foL
,oo u., Vnnted,-Ths 18th Regt. NJ VS. Vol'. 10
no, Isofs.nrins Tor three yesrs service Id. poPn
sIm,at has soc service la battles under Mooesn
Pc Uurp,d. and llookeL Those hing 10 enlist cannot
ind better chance Pay. food clothing Ao Commences Oh
enlistment ..,, mn, ,,,,osv vuo prrNIJsr
..,,,,o LIEUT. CHAS II. PEAsE,
~PP'" No. 1873 lst.sy.. N. Y. City.
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Seventh Regiment ArnIory. New YORK, juno ~
1915 All Oacrr. aud Members Of this Regiment renia'nns
In the eft, meet a. the Afu.ofy On EDNfS
DAY EVEA1NG. July /, ct oeock Ihe object OF the
m,,tinx 10 most important aud every member not sfsady
IN, Rs.imsn In latuoTs Ia expected TO be present
"A N EKNFKs Major H. 4. sHUMWA1. Bfevst-Coionel
Commanding 4. H.; W. X AIbLEI' Csp'sin 20 ~ :
GkD " ELY. Captain Co o..
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Company r.. Sith Keigimebt \. 4. =. n. u
,y sood men can jo.n tai. Company FOR eSmp.sn Of
bin, day. Fall uniform. furnished Toe regiment has
re,,,d ofders TO march Immediately and will be of ~ lew
DAYS. HsAdauutof. 7lst Reg neat Afmory Centre MTks
Utaon. and ,atf.,l. ALEX. MCLEOD, Captain
GEORGE y. DOAk, lat Lieut.
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Finh Regiment N. Y. voiunfeers-puhiE -
ZOUAVEs-s 80 bounty gwen Tor feen ,.hsn'. Iof .a
aid ON .n.tinf 40 when tue regiment mustered in,Y
.er,ic, 100 at tho eIpison OF tenn 81 enlistment ga
i.,. Ill ana IA 10 their AlyaDtsge 10 make early sppcA-
tou for positions, - Of mr. io.t.Il, ;.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
~ O. M, EIpses' for Buffalo.
80 u. Milk. daily for O.isyine
INN w.y for Ods,iis N.wbursh snd wsrwiet
CD M, Night Express, daily. for DunkIk Bafale heeh
ester Canandsgu. and principal stations, Traio OF cssaf
dsy r1ns through TO Buffalo hat does 10 Dunkh.
7p m. Emgt art ~ -. krs - ,,.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

wyman NYort CID oA Fred Dyer ehe ana grpsto
ElsIL Boston, Da son. ketohua hhAv~a - aans -
searsviie. sesrs Bs feo6, Gardner aad Enhs, oura'
EYork. II
DIGHToN. Jan 1s--Sld schr RYAN. Staples, NTork:
FALL RIVER Jan 22-sld schr ssHie smith, Weber
EY0rk.
sEw PORT, Jan z-geturned on account OF heavy wes
Their saop ioinitr Nichols from Povidence for kfork
PORTLAND. Jan 2i-Arr mark willard Smith. Antwerp;
chr Achorn. Hatch Ro kAnd for Erork CID brig re.
Ohm. Ca cbrs Jones Freeman Fortress
Monroe; White Little cid, NYork.
AoVIDENCB ian 2-Arr steamer Sea 9ui kennney.
BETH Boucle ch CID yeserds for kfork has changed
her destination, aud viii 'oad for Cuba -, -,
RoCKLAND Jan l5- Sid schr Josiah Achorn, Hatch, New
York
Woodside, NYork; Geo r. G, Barsiow. Hong HON.
SALEM. Jan 2i-Arr brig 4 II Crowley, Drsxo' HAVANA
for Portland
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
Family Market Review.

The scale Of prices prevailing a. Washington Market
yesterday shows material change, will be seen from
the following review
BkKr--TLere s no chauge worthy Of notice In the
prices Of beef The supply s plentiful and tne demand
about equal According to the statement OF Mr. r. yalen
tine Jr and other veuders the asked and received
ioows-Roastn. pieces from sc. lac. per ID,
porter house 16c 1Se sirlon, l2c. lac. round &C.
l2c ordinary pieces &C. 7c soup pieces
each ,tipe, &c.
MuroS appeared 70 be little higher than at our last
quotation. Nice chops brought lic per 10 yesterday
ordinary roasting pieces 10c l1c fore quarter sadde
1c.; hind quarter saddles, Zoe.
Layn proper Is just now what there Of
II being sold under the denomination OF mnton about
the same prices.
Wal Is scarce as yet, but there is moderate supply
OF good quality for saio IL the markets at the following
rates-tose quarters, &c. per Ib hiod quarters 12c.
PonK IS N good supply Fine fresh pieces suitable for
peses oc bans GOOD scccmens mem bacon
pigs heads, 4c. hooks, &C.; sausages, 10c.
pouirsy Asp GAsE do not appear 10 be quite SO pcnt
iul, bat the quality Ia good Tho prices unchau god
last review, being follows s-Turkoys, I4c .
lsc per pound; chickens, 12c &c.; tame duskr iac
75c SIC. per pair. ouas and partridges arc OUT of
season. but excellent Pennsylvania haes havecomo
iuto the market and sell for o. pair Guinea owls bring
75c per iar. yenlson sells for l2c iic. POUND.
The above prices are given on the statement Mcssra
BAUM q Gotty and other dealers.
TlsS VI nearly all kinds is abundant Some good quail-
ties of haddock striped bass salmon trout black nsb
are N the market The prices arestritcd bass Isc
20c per pound salraon trout 1sc black DO Sc I2c.
FROST &C.. haddock ranges between &c. &C aud 10c per
pound hallbut, very scarce lOc. &c., founders &C.;
yo!ow perch, Sc cod Go Sc scol,ups &c per quart
oysters, soc. VI % per hundred obsters, To-.
crsbs 25c per dozen Fresh mackcrcI of market,
but there is GOOD sated Misunderstanding Tor &C. 1oc PER
pound; fmoked nackcrc loc. He. smoked ces, fbc.
per bunch; smoked haddock 90. loc. salt cod, &c
&C. seft shell clans, &c. soc. per hundred sun fish.
&c. per pound.
vEoEflmrs rsmaln about the same last week. with
Moderate supply hand Potaiocs--Acrcers, peach
blows and Prince Albcrs sell fer lic pcr hair peck
nps about boc. per bushs Lima beans very scarce,
uuch,ngcds oabhases &C. Sc per head onions 25c
per half PECK celery, oc per bunch spinach soc. per
brshel basket Long Island radishcs, ehilngs per
buEhel; carrots, sOc. PER bushol.
fsrrs of continue 10 lie a. yet. Apples,
2c &c per he peck lady apples, i5c, er bali peck;
cranberrics i9c per quart hickory nuts Soc per half
peck
Mn -f1rANyots Batter from Chersngo county, re.
per lb ord nary quality, 20c. cheese American 13c;
English cheese, 2oc. lard, rendered. i3e lard unrsn
dcrci, lie; eggs, six for l5c
The New York herald., 1863-01-24


AsouL-KIrcd 10 action on Wednesday, sop,enber
~ 1892, the Antie.am Shnrpsburg, Maryland.
Captain MANroy O. AscKtt, Of the Sixty first New York
Volunteers, aged ~ years.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon ~ four O'Clock
IN the lecture OF the South Dutch church. corner "
Twenty .drst street AMI fifth avenue.
AsenvNw I'm Friday afternoon, January o. OF scarlet
rovcr, PHKRg AsEnA AscsylNs, youngasi daughter OF
Lewis aud Jape Angoviue aged years 10 months and
81 days.
The relatives and friends % the family ere rsnpsefy
Invited 90 attend the suueral services the X
her psrens 3o1 wcat Fifteenth street this Saturday
morning, at halt pas, ten O'Clock The remains VIII be
taken 20 Tsrrytovn Cemetery for interment.
Busr-On Friday mutniug, January %, Isarrtfl 3 .
wife OF Aaron NJ Burr, aged % years.
The relatives and frieuds " the family srs xt,s-t .
attend the funeral this Saturday at,oruoon al two
O'Clock, from ST. Abrams church, Fllueth gtrsot -.
tween Lexington aud Third avenues.
RlArvyir lin Jersey City, on Friday, January n
AIruts BLsuvsLr, sgct 81 years.
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 10
attend tho funeral, this Saturday Afternoon a hApas,
two o'clock from the residence of her sonn'sw, N r.
Dsmsresi, ~ York street Jersey CITY.
Btouu-On wednesday, January ~ Wnnxlx bLorw
aged 81 years. 4 mouths and ~ days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral this Saturday, Afternoon
hall past Ae oclccs, rog 40, beat avenue, Brc0k
Yn, y
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

MmyuHd COMMISSIONERS HEALrH.--1he Com.
nissIoners OF Health two r. NJ yesterday the
Mayors once. Present the Mayor. city inspector Dr.
Gum. Health Ocer Or. sayrc, Resident Physician and
DR.. Miller, Health Commissioner. VIM II. Armstrong
Esq the efficient and gcn,iemany clerk OF the Board
during past year unanimously Tor the
Buig No other special business brought bo
the Board except the report OF Dr. sayre Resident Ply
Stefan which treated principally OF smallpox, showing
that there had been great dminuon IN this oatsofne
diseass during the past year, there being weeks
aud ordered that memorial 10 tho Legislature
bo prepared petiioning that law for compulsory
natl may be tassed. Dr. Gum, Health Oflcer, had
nothing 70 rcort from Quar- except few cases of
sm lpoI, which ae under his The Board thon ad.
iourrel sub ecl 70 the call Of the Mayor.
CONDITION SrRKgrs arc getting back
70 the usual state OF nth and dirt TIM, distinguishes
them always during tho keep
clean Many OF the thoroughfares yesterday
In tho most horr bio and bsrbarous condition The
neghborhood or Washington market was particularly
streets IN that vicinity without being splashed ovsr
with mud by the constantly passing vehicles. II " a
dg 70 tue city to permit them 10 remain In their
ErmBnos DRuL AMuLAscs SANITARY
CoNa-An exhibition drll of the officers for tho First
regiment Of Ambulance and Sanitary troops viii take
place at Irving Hall this evening AZ this VIII be some
tang almost entirely nov 70 the public, u VIII ncoossa-
riy bo witnessed 9th deep interest, and the attendance
will be lsrge
Cnup ACCIDENTALLY PoiSosrn~-A child soven months
OLD accidentally poisoned at No 40 Orchard street
Thursday night. woman named Mary Young, u sp'
gave the lnfan, preparation OF opium in mistake
for snodyue which threw the child into deep slum.
bcr from which Il never afterwards awokc. mr. Soul
was called IN 10 attend 70 the little sufferer but he
rived tate To he ~ any service Coroner Colin ordered
DR. Robinson " make post mortcD examination VI the
body, and will hOld an inquest 10 day.
EYE HorrArAt tho quarterly meeting of the droc,o.
ry OF the Now York ophhamic Hospital held the Goth
Inst, at tho institution corner Of Fourth avenue and
Twenty eighth street the surgeons reported the hospital %
be very successful condition, over two hundred now
patients having been registered during the last three
months Al the meeting solomon Jcnner Esq.
elected President Judge William :. nayison Vice Prcsl
deni James X Cunning, Esl., Secretary, and Benedict
Lewis, Jr., Treasurer Of the Board
hosrHH PF.S--Iev. Dr. Bellows, President or the
Sanitary Commission. hha received an enormous pear
grown In the orchard % " L. Beard a, san Jose Mission
California Its weight is three pounds seven ,,e
largest ever produced In California
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday thus notices

money and exchange matters there:-
Currency continues close under continued heavy dc
rnand for money. spite Of the wretchod weather,
there abatement TO the operations OF dealers
New York exchange continues very abundant One large
house took sny at one.eghth discount and gold a par
tenth preaiun. The usual figures, however, were
par buying, and onetenth oneeIghth premium rs the
selling rate.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the same day re-
marks:-
Mercantile business has been much nterfered with
during the rast week by extraordinarily unavorable
weaher-at least that which would have been done for
account of regular tive order and shipping
radebut nearly all articles OF commerce have been sub
ect TO the exciting influences OF the upward course OF gold
Though not enhanced decidedly in price, they are re.
garded with interest by investers. and held with
tenacty by those who already in This condition
OF affairs Is made apparent, Of course Ia the discount
operations OF the banks great deal Of the paper they
get represents transactions OF persons who are operating
In the anticipation OF speedy speculative returns more
than any known regular trade Tor the articles handled
There 10 be yet relaxation Of the caution ex
ercised by bankers the security they require In the
paper which they admit to their PORTFOLIOS but as al
ways the with CHI ap money and prosperous trade
the temptations to decentralization Of credit increase
The great drain the money market through the pork
packing interest s materially reduced and VIII soon be
at least far the purchased hogs s concerned
Currency is consequently easier than II has been for
weeks past though yesterday and today IN better
request il has been since Tuesday tcs OF in
terest they were0 per cent being the leading
figure for FIRST class sixty and ninety day bills The latter
rather preferred than the former If covering good
gufp
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
TuE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Speculative purchases Of domestic cottons and wool
lens especially the former, have been made very
extensive scale during the pas. week and pricos have
again advanced materially, closing with strong up
ward tendency Heavy standard sheetings are quoted
up TO S5c a 37Hc. heavy shrtings, 3oc, drills
and Jeans, S21zc printing cloths, eix6A, lehe.;
Amoskeags and Merrmack prints, 23c. per ySs-
stocks have been much reduced and In many Instances,
withdrawn by holdors The weeks rise In the proo of
the raw material ia equal to &c. q &C. per 10.
The activity Is increasing In domestic wooens Arucu-
annes and dcaines all at rmer and advancing prices
The inquiry is also animated for the principal styles
of foreign goods partly speculation. Staple fabrics
seem to be most favor Low priced goods Of all Kinds
are run upon and selling advantageousiy. The current
mporatons moderate and all classes OF holders are
no, eager to sell unless at asking prices which very
irregular and constantly advancing in view OF the rise n
foreign exchanges