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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

Woop-This essential article is still
" tending upwards" in price, more from
theimpassable condition of the roads than
any other circumstance. If it does not
freeze or snow soon it will be ilnpossi
bic to obtain it at any figure.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

We heard lately of female rebel,
who, on being asked to give up seccs.
sion flag, thrust il in her bosom and de-
fed some good looking Univu Iuyo L"
take it. But TO her great modification
and disgust they didn't offer to. The
ungalant monsters .,t prentice.
None OF. the Saginaw boys, wo are
quite certain, were implicated in this
unfeeling transaction.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

NEGRoEs IN FoRr LAFAYETTE There
have been two rebel negroes in Fort
Lafayette, one by the name of Stephens
who was taken for running the block
adc.. He was let loose some time since
The prisoners, more or less, often wrote
to the officials in Washington, asking
what they were confined for, but they
got no answer. Stephens wrote among
others, and got no answer At last, one
OF the prisoners said: "Stephens, write;
tell them you are colored man"
Stephens did write; did say he was a
colored man, and in very short time
letter came back from the Judge Advo.
cate, opening the doors for stephens,
the colored man. THE negro was the
only prisoner that could get an official
answer from Washington.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

BACK AGAIN.-We are pleased to
learn that Mr.. THos. SHELDON has re-
turned to his position in the Saginaw
Valley Bank. Mr. s. isthoroughly ac-
quainted with the business, prompt and
reliable, and well liked by all who do
business at the institution he represents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

REcRUrrrSG.-Ordcrly Sergeant 10.
Slack; who was with Capt. Fishers
Company, 10th infantry, in every battle
during the memorable Virginia cam
paign, and in the terrible engagement
Mt Antietam, is home for short time
on recruiting service. His Office is in
Exchange Block. 10. is every inch a
soldier, and men enlisting under him
may be sure Of first ratio treatment.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

The Presidents discovery, aided by
Attorney General Bates, that niggers
are American cHizens of African de.
scent Involves more serious conse-
duences than any one has yet conceded
to it. 1t will be remembered that one
of the arguments on which it is based
is, that the condition of negroes is the
same, politically, as that of white wo
mep-tbat the place of birth, and not
the elective franchise, is the test of clt
zenshrp ~ e sairi, fil De- hi.t'i 80 nrJ
If this is true, what becomes of tho
States WHICH exclude negroes from their
bordersY A citizen of the United
States has certainlya right to live in
any of the States, No one will venture
to assert thatoa State can pass law
prohibiting the emigration of white wo
men. Why ? Because these women
are citizens. IL, therefore, negroes oc.
cupy the same political status as they
do, how shall negroes be excluded by
State laws? - ~, II ~ -
What shall we say of the Legislature
of Illinois, for, Instance, upon the sub
ject? What excuse can be given for
the decision of the Supreme Court Of
Michigan that negroes may be, excluded
from steamboat cabins, on the same
principal tina. drunkar,ls and other evil.
behaved people may be excluded ? 5000.
This legislation and this, decision are
singular Treatment Of American citi,
zeItS of African Descent Will any, ono
pretend that they can DC applied to
. American citizens of Caucasian de-
scent !? Itfohows, then, that the State
Of Illinois and the Supreme Court of
Michigan, have both violated the con :.
stitutlon Of the United States, if the
Preoidont'e position is true-that the
exclusion of negroes from white schools
and IN many instances from office is H.
legal and indefGisibleE--E.ee Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06
To the Afflicted
OF SAGINAW VALLEY.

nR. CUNNINGHAM, q regular Eclectic
IL Physieian, has chosen yesr foarishing Valley
for his future h0no Having had ton ysaIs sxps-
ronce in the practice of medicine he Is prepared 10
treat all Chronic Diseases, such as Scrofuia Gam
eer Erycipeay, Fevcr Sores Pslssy Rhsdfnmatism.
Neuralgia, sick NERVOUS IIeadaeio, sore or in.
famed Eyes, Ear Diseases, Bronchitis, Lung Liver
and Kidney complaints. Catsrrh, aud all private
Diseases on tho most scientific principles known ~
the present age of the world Office In Crous Block
"a story, opposite Post Office East Saginaw, Mich
re- Particular attention given, u, private com
plants. AN letters and 'cdrnnunications strictly
confidential, J, N. CUNNINGHAM, MD.
City Of Grand Rapids Proof.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Grand Randi,
do hereby certify, that DIR. J N. CuSSISanAM, Is
one of the most skilfal practitioners with which We
arc acquainted, having within the last four years
performed cures Of Chronic Complaints many of
which have heretofore been considered incurable
especially, Female Weakness he is professional
gentleman Of good character bundoubted verucity
We therefore recommend him t. the afflicted
A. Garlock, N. ID. i. Il. L. Peirce, C!ork Kent
Co, Mich, James Gallup Druggist, Il. G.. ID. Hold.
en- Attorney, &c, james u, Wilson, Esq, J. S. Cros-
by, Notary, b. A. Harlan Esq j. L. Baxter, Notary.
Peter g. Koch. Esq, Dr. s. J. Carpenter,
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
from and after tho frst day Of January 1861, tho
II Eighth Division Of tho Sixth Collection District
Of the State of Michigan will DO composed Of gnAw
Midland and Isabella Counties and the unders gned
Assistant Assessossor of said Division viii keep his
olieo in the Buena Vista Block in the city Of Eat
Saginaw, Michigan, whore be may be found for tho
transaction of all business pertaining to his Office.
Dated Jan. 6, 1862,
.''wM II soUTHwIcK,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

SENsrDLE-The people of Detroit are
taking measures to abate the shinplastcr
nuisance. Mayor Duncan has publish.
ed a request,that all his checks now out
standing be speedily presented for pay.
ment at the State Bank, and the Board
of Trade have determined to discoun.
tcnance the use of all shinplasters after
Feb. list. There is undoubtedly suf.
fciency Of postage currency for the
public requirements. in the way of
change, but it will never get in crculs.
ton until shinplasters are driven out.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

a man ofthewofld may have enough
of the world to sink him, but he can
never have enough to satisfy him.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

CLAY's SocIALs.-A series of socials
gotten up under the supervision of 8
G. Clay, Esq, of this city, at Buena
Vista Hall, form no small item Of the
amusements of the winter. The first
came off Tuesday evening, Dec. %, and
was in every respect success. A fine
company, excellent music, well arranged
aud lighted hall, and the best of order,
constituted a combination Of circum.
stances decidedly favorable for the dc
vclopement of soc,ability and good feel.
ing. The next social comes off Thurs,
day evening, the l5th. i2.i
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-06

AMERICAN ExPREss Co.-By adver.
tisement in another column it will be
noticed that the American Express
Company have established an agency in
this city, and opened line connecting
directly with their other lines East and
West. They will run their own teams
from Fentonyille to Flint, insuring the
safe and speedy transportation of all
goods entrusted to them. M G. WAKE.
MAN, their agent here, is well known,
and being thoroughly conversant with
tho business of the line, will be able to
give all necessary information. Office
in Union Block, Water Street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
SATURDAY, Jan. l0-P. N.

The Stock marke; at the Morning Board was
heavy, with a general decline in quotations under
the impression TINT the Secretary of tho Treasury
WIS in town FOR the purpose of negotiating loan,
and the realizing sales consequent upon this impress.
ron; but, later in the day. this feeling was entirely
changed. At the Second Board, a communication
was read from Mr.. Sub.Treasurer Cisco stating that
Mr.. Chase's visit had no connection with loans, and
the market Immediately resumed lie buoyancy. At
tie o'clock session OF the Outside Board there was
very excited market with large sales at advanced
prices. The feeling was very buoyant and new
upward movement appears to have been inaugu-
rated. Pacific Mail, which sold in the morning us low
as Nc recovered to 40. Teuuessees ard Missouris
which fell OH TO 3 y cent under the rumors
of the taking Of Springfield recovered yearly the entire
amount Of The TALL Parties who had sold in II mic
in the morning were buyers in the afternoon.
Governments were without important change dar-
ing tie day. At the latest Board Erie Preferred
sold at 1907. Hudson River at 900. Pacific
Stall at li9. Rock Island at 81. Toledo at
so. Fort Wayne at IS. Teme Haute at 5SI.
Galena at 81, closing with very strong mar.
ket. Tie latest prices were: Gold Coin, 1885,
United States Custom House Notes, 1866;
Tennessees, G2i; Mifsouris, est New.Ycrk Cen
trail ma; Erie, 7o,; Erie Preferred, 1909; IIud-
son, 9O, Toledo s3li Harlem, -; Harlem Pre-
ferred, 65i Michigan Central, 9iii Michigan South
ern, 49,; Michigan Guaranteed, 99i Illinois Cen.
ua St,; Pittsburgh, GGs Galens, SO; Rock Isl
and S6i.
Freights are less active, but there is no important
alteration in rates. To Liverpool the engagements
$1,000 bushels Wheat at I'D. in bulk and bags;
500 bb!s. Flour at r. 900 tee ut Is 800 boxes Ba-
con at 9Oe. and per neutral flag, 600 boxes Bacon
at ;Rs Cd. To London 200 tics. Beef, per neutral
vessel, Mt Ga. 10 Glasgow, 600 bbls. Flour at rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

LONDON MONEY MARKET, 3lst.-The Funds are
frner and tend upward MoOey in active demand both
the discount aud open market; rates were unchanged.
Satterthwae's CCcQsf reports moderate business A.
American Securities, at steady price, there active
inquiry for Virginia 6s, which touched A..
LyERPoOLg Jan. l-CoTTOS-The Gales OF the three day.
(Mondsy Tuesday and Nednesday) foot up $4,000 bae
which IL 200 were taken by specUaio The market
with advance Of Id ~ Id, bu. closed with downwaTc
endency nominal prices owing TO the stock largely exceed
Ing the buyers Buyers offered ~ purchase at reduction
10. aid but the offers were generally declined.
STATE OF 1RADE-1ne Manchester market 10 quiet but
prices are still advancing.
BREADsTuFPs que; but steady. Wakefield, Nash &
Co snd Biglsnd Ahya Go. report Flour quiet aud firm
~hes, quiet but steady hite osten and Southern
III. Corn steady; Mixed, u t4Z8,s.
PROVISIONS very dull The authorities report:
Bee-No sales. Fork nominal Bacon ,l declining Lard
Inactive. 1siOw dull
rxopuoE-The Produce market has been inactive owing
" the holidays.
LONDON, Dec. 81 BKRADsTUYFs firm but quiet PRODUCE
NO sales owing 70 the hodays TALON du al a. LIN
SEED Oil steady at LO
ILLINOIS CEsTKAL SHARES s2Qf discount EkIEs ~;
LATEST.
LWERPooL, Jan. 2.-CoTTON-The sales TO-DAY
~ hPgItd az 9Oo bales At decline Of I'D for all quail
nef VI the sie' 1908 are 10 specalstors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED. SUNDAY. Jan LIP m.
Steamship Matanzas ~. = tIHn,pol Liesgaug New.Ot
ram Dec 80 and the Bar Sst 1T IN, via Port Royal 6.l
met, ct p. m, in ballast 10 ID. y. Tompkns.
Steamer Wesehe,te Nye, Providence Indse to Edwsrs
gynner. .
Ship Courier of Be.tonl Chstfeld New Orleans Is
Eolasses to Croker. Wood Go.
Bari Hannah seeOr, Kirby Newcastle, Eng 81 days cos
% order No date lat 81 so lon % So United S,st.
teamgste Sabine cruising The ii. had heavy westeT,
gales the entire passage and sprung fore and msinops
Ssrds.
Bari Montgomery Ireland NewBed!ord &c hours In bs!
sst to master.
Brig Samuel O. Adams Carver New Orleans 20 days sugar
oases and iron Brett Son Co. Had head winc
aesrly the entire passage 9Th inst lat 20 ~ lon. Is TO-
changed signals with ship Annapolis, bound T..
schT Tennessee Wooster Eastpor 10 days sb and fish
10 John BoyutoD's Sons.
schr Princess. Lowell Boston days. mdse. to j. c. Day
cen Co.
sehr Belle. Rosebroek Boston days hay for Fortress
Monroe.
sebr Stephen Hotehkiss, Petty. Yeomico days, wood.
soop VctoYne Acrich, Yves, Pois ordnance TO the Gov
<Ip mont
SELOW-Bhs Wild Pigeon, s days from Nassau, N. p.
EyED-Ai ssasss, from w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Great Britain.

A meeting Of tue workiugmen OF Manchester was
held at Free Trade Hall OIL the 3lst December,
for the purpose of passing resolutions IN support OF
the Union cause, aud agreeing on an address. to
President Lincoln. The Mayor presided, explaining
that he did not do so IS Mayor but simply " Belle
Haywood among Quakers." MIR. Barely, Member
Of Parliament, and the negro jackson, Jefi. DAVIS
escaped coachwan were present.
A letter was read from John Stuart Mill warmly
approving the demonstration as just re6uke to the
mean feeling of the great portion Of the people and
20 a source OF unqualified happiness TO those wnOss
hopes and fears in the interests OF humaolty are
bound up in the prospect Of the working Glasses,
Resolutions we're then passed expressing sympathy
with the attempt OF President Lincoln and his col
leagues &c the South, aud high satisfaction az
the Proclamation Of Emancipation, aud other
measures tending at once 10 give freedom to tue
tlaye and restore peace 10 the American nation.
The address to Mr.. Lincoln cougratulates him on
bis humane and righteous policy OF Emancipation,
and beseecLes him while yet his enthusiasm is "a
fame aud the tide OF events rams high, 10 flush the
work effectaay The Mayor was requested and
undertook simply In his Individual character, TO
transmlt the resolutions and address to President
Lincoln, with the hearty sal1tation OF the meeting
ind with the expression OF its earnest wish that
England and America may ever remain knit together
IN the most intimate and iraternal bones.
The revenue accounts to the end of the year snow
BIZ increase in total receipts OF f23920OO sterling
The increase during the last three monins was over
million and "a quarter. The total revenue Tor tht
year was nearly seyenty-one millions sterling. IA'
n'aes remarks on these figures that tue cotton dis
tress as cause of injury 10 the vital prosperity o.
England, is as nothing The Confederales anC
Americans will see that Cotton is not klDg ana ina
i. would be far better worth England's W hie ever
TO keep all her cotton operatives on public penfion
ill they were absorbed in other trades than TO vary
one point in her national policy. Tie Fedora
North will find in these figures the secret OF tn'
calm and silent coatent with which England pursue.
her steady course.
The annual stock taking Of cotton in Liverpool
developed an excess of 100000 bales over the esti
mated quantity. This attracted much attention,
and depressed prices nomnally the extent Of hall
a penny, but as the market was closed on the LIST,
tue effect was not finally tested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
- -
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EURUPt'
THE JURA OFF CAPE hAN1
The Sympathy ofthe English w0rkingmeh
with the Federal Union
ENTHUSIASTIC MASS NEE TING IN MANCHESTER
Resolutions in Favor Of an Emancipation Polio!
and Address to President Lincoln.
INCREASE IN The ENGLISH REVENUE
10000 More Troops Wanted in Mexico
Popular Demonstration in Athens In
Favor of Prince Alfred.
CAPE RACE, Saturday. Jan. 10, 1869

UAPK HAIE, SHtuIuay JUL IV' IOV0'
The steamship Jura, from Liverpool, Jan. l. VIA
Londonderry, I'd, passed Cape Race at noon to-day
Saturday, en- route for Portland aud was boarded
by the news-yaeht Of the Associated Press.
The steamship North American, from Portland
arrived at Londonderry, Dec. 80.
The steamship Hansa, from New.York, arrived at
Southampton, Dec 81.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New.York, arrived
at Queenstown, Jan. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
THE LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Rebel Intentfons In Tennessee-The Er-
cape Of Morgan and Forrest - Their
Cnptures-Thc Iron.Clad Passnic he.
ported Disabled.
'P''' WARRINGTON, Jan. II, 1863
Richmond papers Of Friday contain the follow
ing:
CHATTANOOGA Thursday, Jan. 8.b, 1863
It's believed that our army will defend the line
of Duck River. Morgan and Forrest have returned.
They captured and paroled three thousand prisoners
and killed and wounded large number.
KIssroS, N. C., Thursday, Jan. 8, 1868
The Passaic, ron-clad, was towed into harbor at
Beaufort. N c., disabled having lost her turret and
guns, and leaking 90 badly that her pumps were
Kept going constantly. The steamer which towed
the Monitor has not been heard from. The conster'
nation at the lose of the vessels is great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12


The exchanges ut the Clearinghouse this morning
were siO,7l5,762 %. Tie exchanges for the week
ending to-day were $2i9, 4s9 30, being a daily
average of 81, 632,7iS -, against s0 1872 81
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The Farmers Bank of Kentucky has declared a
seni.annual dividend of v cent, free Of Govern
mert tax, and the Bank Of Kentucky of ?: q cent,
both payable 10 the New-York stockholders on de.
mand ut the Bank OF America.
Gold fell of this morning to 1851 but later in tie
day advanced to 49, closing 1881 bid Custom
House notes were 1861 at the close.
Money is without changeS On call the supply is
abundant at sac t. cent.
The Terre IIaute and Alton Road will in q few
days advertise TO discount the coupons due LIST May,
Oh the Income Bonds, which are selling Al 10. The
company have the funds on hand, which they have
no other use for.
The Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl.
wanna thus states the amount OF its debt on the 3Ott
Of November last:
The total smouut Of public debt, including tom.
porary war loan. Nov 80 1861. wss:. go, $50 66G o.
AMI received Of wal loan act, May Is isdi. @1sSo
Io.' Ia . 3 cS
towards the liquidation Of which the Common.
wealth has the following securities. the payment Of
which at maturity may be depended on:
Total 81 public debt Nov 80 1862 $IO4l82l3 81
Penus yvsnia Railroad Company's bonds 7t0000(
Phiad- phia and E.e Rares CompaDy's bonds. 35O00
Wyoming Canal Company's b0nds.....,......., al.O0
Total SlO7Sl,OOO
The following correspondence explains itself:
To me Editor Of Tie N. Y. Tribune.
DEAR Sin; BY the annexed documents you will see th.
the variety Of Revenue stamps hitherto required
abolished.
Any stamp good for the Of s face any
strumen Yours truly, THOMPSON BROS.
Office Of Thompson Brothers Bankers No Wal street.
Newly ok. Jan. 9, 1853.
OFFICE THOMPSON BKorRKRs BANNERS,
No. 2MALL STREET, Nfw-YoRK, Jan. o, 1853
Hon Gro b BOUTWELL,, ConEsissoaey i.teTna! RsrsEIs
WG.aAgoH u. {.
DEAR SR We are Ia receipt of copy Of &c. approved
Dec. Is. 1902 Permit US u inquire:
,tamp-provded It Is for the right aouat-wi fei
Instrument disregarding the particular designation that
such nd such stamps to be applied 10 such and such 10.
struments In paiGer words: WIN insurance stamp be
used on certificate Of stock Can mortgage stamps be ussc
notes, 81.
p WIN the act referred Justify the aoa-ue OF stamps where
subject the parties 10 the forfeiture named In the eel
TO provide Internal Revenue" approved July L. lGGil
Your early answer is desirable
Treasury DEPARTMENT., ,
OFFlcs OP INTERNAL RRvRNuk,>
WAsttisGros, Jan Q, 1858. }
GFNTfElRs Your letter Of the 9Th in has been received
and contents noted The act approved Dec 20 bc 10 which
you permits the ndscmnate all kinds Of stamps
excepting proprietary stamps be- taken TO aix stamp
All persons wfny ueglecag to stamps, when stamps
be procured render themselves liable the pensy pro-
vided IN tile law. Very IesPectfully-
Me.ss. THOMPSON BROTHERS Bankers No. Wall street.
New.l OH City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
NKW.XORE LEGIsLATURE.
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. TO- 1868.
Tuesday and Wednesday next, the House ballo,;no
oil day without coming 10 any result the vote stand
Ing as follows:
Henry Sherwood. Gilbert can - A,
Several motions TO adjourn over were Lost.
After the forty-eighth ballot the House voted 10
adjourn until ii O'clock on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
The wnr.nrh, Honds Of Hartford, Conn.

H.RrFoRp Conn, Saturday, jan. 10 1863
The entire amount, $4,000, of the war-debt
bonds Of the Town Of Hartford, sold to-day at pre-
mums ranging from 10 to 70 per cent The whole
omopn, hid for wac between one and two millions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Greece.

great popular demonstration occurred al Athens
ss king, and for the English Special Envoy, who
refused the throne on the part OF Alfred at the
time promising the Greeks the sympathy and good
will OF England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
France.

A Paris correspondent says, additional REINFORCE
indispensable 10 success in Mexico The French
will assuredly enter the capital sooner or later, but
not without sacrifice greater than will ever be
made known.
The Bourse, on the 3lst, closed dull and lower;
Reptes, y6i. yUc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
FROM THE ARMY OF THE TEN
NESSEE.

Memphis Reached at Lnst-COmmodorc
Porter md Gen. shermnn's Expedition
ngfinss vicksburg-The Original Pro-
gramme-Its Failure ofExec"tion-Des-
pcrn,c Fighting at the Rebel Strong
hoId-Jeaerson Davis willing 10 Stake
the "Confcderacy" on the Issue-sher-
mnn,s Absurd Orcer-New Plnn Of Oper-
ntions in Arkansas-Another Southern
Characterization Of Memphis-Grnnt
10 Re-enforce sherman - Rnmors Of
Grant's Removal, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Advertisement.
u. :. REVENUE STAMPS.

We now prepared 10 I'll orders for u D Revenue
Stamps Of all KIDS q, The following rates:
= 100 ani over per cent discount.
So 90 tl0o, per cent discount
Indcr $50 par.
Discount IL slalps
THOMSON BROTHERS Bsnksn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Increase. + 80, 1888 20

The HUDSON River Railroad Company has do
clared dividend Of per cent in cash, payable Feb.
10Th This has rather disappointed the spectators
who looked for stock dividend, bat is considered
udicous by the true friends Of the road. The book
close on the 26th and open on the 18th Of Feb.
The Secretary Of the Treasury had meeting this
evening with the Presidents of our banks and come
of our leading private bankers at the house of Mr. j.
J. Cisco. Mr.. Chase made an address in favor Of
his banking scheme, and was followed by Mr..
Opdyke and Mr.. A. A. Low. As no reporters Of the
press were admitted TO the meeting, we are unable
TO give even an abstract Of the proceedings, although
the subject discussed was Of the utmost public inn
porance, and one upon which the public mind 10 in
tenseIy exercised. We hear from parties who were
present. that Mr. Chase made little no impression
upon the meeting and that be appeared to be blni'
self impressed with the idea that his bank scheme
had no chance of success with the present Congress
Messrs Opdyke and Low admitted the war neces-
sity of more legal tenders. The meeting broke up
with no practical result.
The Market is much excited a. the close. Gold
is up to 1881, cash.
The export of Specie from New York for the
week ending Saturday, January 10, 1868 was az
foows