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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

IoNroN MONEY MARKET.-Ihe funds were
STEADY Cosiso'r. on the 18th, cosed at go 0stt.
Dix 1euwss in pretty scve demand e = GJ5 VoI Hp
paceio-. a. me Bank numerous.
LiyBssoL Sept. 10. MT or oNIho msrket mas neSc
very oSrd ami active during the past two day. the ~ IS
Port fces have advanced all round e,teut OF 3D.
and in Instances even ID T. H. over as' fnday noa
cons.
IN.rE At MAScHgsrER shows continued buoysrcy and
excitement and buyers compelled to pay NIithc advance
OF lc2a. 3 u over End y last -,
: R,.n,asTrEps-l s.r- Gi.ar'.ou. srerce Co, Wake
hef s..i Co end others. report Flour duh ave- td b
ccspcr Wheat ~ limited request at about a. s cen'ai dc
.-9e8s0a be-. .hc full quotation for Nin;cr ied Com
low and easier Mixed offered I'll y = ioN NJ .,
PNoytsIONs- Nr,-rs Bi.nud Athaya Co., and 'eio'h
lrucc Co. rsr1lt. Beet aud Pors without maternal eh'
Bacon dull l1 vaier Lard quiet u - G" Iao" s'eSuy
PpoprcY- ish.- du Pots 30 3, Pearls ~ tG'f' sugar
q,c but s'oa'y t0ie IN good ID n,nd 'ni u. ID M III
setivo. Iced On unchanged. ictlo 'n quiet ~ Hhed %
Crude 4.0 Kosif 20 small request Hpins OF AH ir'lh
hrni,r; hoi.-Is co.. ffcrrh 80 = o. , ~, ,
IoSpox II ,Ri.rTs -Hrerdsrfs doll and both Wheat snd
Flour "a b lower quiet but Tice s1'-nod Ocnee
am rh s,re.aiy steady Rice qriet bat unaI'"ed ia
LATEST.
LvYRpcOI, sept E.-totrON qwc'cri sales OF
two days $1,000 hl'r-. Tile adv parLly ios-ff
about a. o. The above Iccusor snd c?oiters took l'us
bales.
BsRAps1ufys galo' suI steady.
FeoyIsiONs d.l.
PSoDuCE sts.dv.
CoSsois Tor money. ajs 99s.
AxEsicIN lsuoi- Central She's, - Discount
EJi,. IS
CItcurrA Aur. .1h--Impor,s d.n Copper declining
Satpe'cr Quiet. l-tr, Oh anna Iotr. dac anrss low Il
Exclangc uu4l'eIod trcshis impro'inr
bcyS,Y. Aug -t oteu unchanged. Exchange unhicIed
, trclelits Gts urir,
ClyFos aus. iith-Tca active. EHoharsc "a
SuAN6HAg 49, ff.Isa active. six, hirhc- Tg.c's &C
n,hnssd. E1,nau.' :. -. freieht. cd.
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I.nie,f ship News.

Steamship tlty ~ WasllngtDu 0rl. Brook Livcrroo
Sept - So OuorntDt.u itI ago q. &c.,, with indie 100,
pa's Jonh o. Dar. sept la. 9..D &c.. no uilra 49, %
riur't paat,d s'cllnp Great Ias'rl, hence ir Liver
pool z lnt ~ ~ Ion ~ 3d. p,teda .ran'r bound rat
sHppoa,d 10" Etnu.
be4mer Dudley Bnrk Harding Ncwbon, L. g., Sept 20
Go 1. s.. }uhIt'linsst'r
s.lr b. Daga.ou Lol, llalwich llh.
Srhr Heroine Cinmpin, New London.
Hclr Elizabeth MIlH, New Haven.
-cir lTan Smith. Penny, Val NyeG
Sciu Icnl4inil En giiai iiaidy, Providence.
schf. /O., Potter, Rev port 10 ballast
fchf. n. Is. Dean, tfoekrf. Taunton, in ballast.
schr tcndoyi. Bruy, Waf'ham. in ballast
bfLDw-slca h,saie b,loAc tfHl also big, uLkncwp
WIND-suDsci, B., Ycy light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
The Cxew Of the Florida in Liverpool
THE RUSSIAN REPLY.
THE CzAR REMAINS REMOVABLE

The Imam steamer City of Washington
c., Brooks which LEFT Lyer7ool at neon on te i'H
and caeens,ovn Oh tie eth September m'!''~ l'''
yesterday.
The North American arrived off Londonderry on ib'
evening o,he Ill ald cacLcd Liverpool shortly after
noon on the 18th.
TIE sidon erIiyed at Liverpool 1t II o'clock % tho
might II lie l4ts. 80 .' "-
Tie City Of London arrived 1T Queenstown ct about
J. H. on tie 18Th ANA at Liverpool OF the forenoon Of
t.C 18th
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Dee. 900 80 Inc slJgs Dec. -. Inc 49, i's
The Providence JoayHG!quotcs Printing Cloths:
Market very firm and advancing. More buyers than


,ro,t,,t- ,r,v,.,,v r.,.s,r, yon T,r y Y Tsturss
i rA,p'' "a s',' - - . ., o.
A. 'ff'.t =. y XXX II III, ~. In II, E. rF.IfI1
"a IN I.. .i.., IA ,er,ta... In he Cotton
-" rJ &c., .,..,t 4. 4. ss.r .or
ii'tu-
I 800. -. t,t. t.. d, .i..,. t,
90. 80 80. '... u 49,, 'fi,-
''' ~. y, ne4'ns1 q.
f N 80, = - I'd, IL.
ssh. rt sr. 500 low BALTIMORE l,ooo bls', ana
81 ~ '-A '.' ID ''.''' ''t'
~ ..I b.r. -, .-i.s', .n o,aa o. pf.y4,. terms.
FLDIg AID 81 I-Th, fasrs,. far W..,4rn srl State
Ic. t6. as. M ,.i IS ~, N III ,1si-r .r'es
I.. az - Y. - a. fr s.f,.trr .,r.. - rs ~ i0
b.. fOt Dos. -f..,fol Nc.'lH. frfra. &, Pa Id
GO Shipping orc, 80 ,oae. 81 &C.. Trade AMI Family
III l,,.,-. .,.cr 20 l. a. - asa.t To- o. a. iss
.f.. '.''.N 70 Aso 300 i'.' .'.i,r a''.',e ind
l.' '' - - -.4
- l'1f ~ o. If'oo md .ni.y brand. kyr tioaf b.
I. d.. ''f A- ANt s-f 'i '" 600 n' 600 - - : r.
i.i i-..t 81 Nii GAVIN. - ,.- - i'f brandy
"'-' ...-
., So rol bat rn,es iofa aud p.,.,y eady Tie
,t 'lfso r,w "- ns Dr., a'.et g fo'.oa p'r nsf.r
--''i'
81. Ii.
XIX. ..... ..... - H.. No.. ,.t'. ., f'.,I
Z, ~ t.,.r.,..,., 60 81. Lei a.. 49, -
- b., - f .....
.. ~. 49, .-. .,,.,.,. "A, /. ,. - N -,o d. ~
'I'...- -. ~, ''.'" &C. o."
90, f',...t'-i ', At y "a ..,L - ~ a. .'"
''.'t '."e ~, :. "a 49, az, ~ "'f ~ Mes.t'st
rsl a. 'lo M, ga INA 80 Nil, ht5'an ..,
...r, a., .i.,, anal ~ .io al Nv kt.. LIZ : ~ =.
81 ,- GUS 800 y, .N'. -t - =
''' -, ~ .,.''t+ ,-'' .''' 80 80 ''''
e,r ,5'., 80, -, -, s -t, ~ =. ~ -, ~.
AL. t'.~' ...,. . ....t "a = y. 49, ~,
~ H- ,- ' ..,g "A ID. l' '''g
-',,-f. p,, .,.,. "a ,..-,,. .t - fs.r -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Stock before ne Board we've Irregular. For
~, hon ,-,. ,.,.d ma .Yi or M.h.aa soalheru.
I,l.,, l..,.r llt I.o arl lno.. Cc,,-a ,. hirl as
i..i God orered % fn ard ,aI o. lisa as 1894
Attlc s.o,. Iloaaa-c Goo. r4-.t secuiiics we're aa
,iro'r al .a drurra. foF 'as % Afr.- an4 oNioorr
$3.50 sI., 800 fH.d !trI.r state stocks "'.' -.
1c.r'.e'c'.. llat-. N-fl.at 'l 100, N'ii- 'hf'
a4a ~ oag. I.''.r. '.. 90 t''. 'a'''T..i - i-'i
- '.'''n &C.,, -'-. h''."ai' $3.50 j. .'''I'
ei''. 600. .''-'' '''i
.'.i ..t .-' 3D. TO-. ...
"'--
p N. '''~.
90. ~ -.
..... ,... -,.,.,,..,
r...... .... c..'a,. ,ai chicago ic.. e
t..l ci,,...,. Lodi. I..t. I..l.t. Ra,k Ia.nI.
... ... r......l.,.... ,..t.i fo-t WAYNE. -.!
... .ttr >..a. r .f. t.,r. r.. s 5000 ao.a..l
GO G.i.Ial.ai s.tr O. s. r, ofl-.l los.. s..o
s.t.. ..i.Ir. Aarrr.ns.iI. ..aIui Mlaouii
r .l... D...a Co.. .ifl ce-belira. r.
I'D. r.r.f. N... .-.. AraAtA t..,s.. IJf. f
ru lrr Eaua.. lclelel lo Preferred. loi..
il H.ar.. i.'rr l-4...ii H-fleiA. 1881 $50!
l.. .d.n- H-tal-' Nrhf.n ''-.'1' i- .-l
"' ''''".
-'-'. ''." p" i''' PEP. '-'',
l.n4 l+i'H-ira ..++-tt D.....- 'l.,af".
.N... tI...l .t. .fl lu.rllH lied II-. lueh lalIlI
l.l- I'. irarr -4 iiI.l. r. +t.i. Fort " y.c -5
t.t. . ........... ... ...... .t.... ,..f...l
......t r-........ u.I..r River lai. N,li..t
~...f... I'D. md Il.-.,n I.l. 1lemul,tu.s
a... ...ot,l a, b,.l.r.U.t4
lt,.e outside .arrof
Freight, Ale a.l l.I rates 4.e dcpiy 20. TO
Ltupol ite engagements as. %. o.o BUSH W.cai. %
o.. f..i ln bu.s 4al h4r.. SUbI.a Tnnrat Is. Io..t
I.f .,.u.i l-o0Jt.a Wheat 90 ID i1 haia aad Do POS
n bosses bacon. 90 -.. CO.. 81" iba IWk. % Jii per
steamer .N b.t.s Bacon. a. i'. lo London 900 iuns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
The Book TRADE sALE-sEvrsrn DAY.

IHE BOOK Trade SALE-SEVENIH DAY.
The Book Trade Sale ID drawing 70 "a clohc. Tic
last page Of the catalogue win soon be reached. 4
corps Of assistants busily at work doing up tie
packages Of books and sending thcn 10 their purcba
and the rera in books who have bought 80 freely
and paid 20 lberaly, are turning their faces toward
their several homes and places Of business bat those
who remain bid with the same spirit aa before and
though The attendance is somewhat smaller the prices
paid for books do not scOn 10 diminish in the least on
Monday evening. the invoice Of Sheldon q Go. Of New
York was disposed Of 1t contained a variety Of
StaaaaTd books among WHICH were Ualan.s Literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

WOMgSs LOYAL LEAGUE.-Vincent COlycG
esq. will lecture On Loyal Women. and What icy
have Done ia this war on 1hur.day evening oct },
at the Of The Wonens League. 30. 20 Cooper IA
stutc. Mr. Colyers extensive acquaintance with iho
faithful labors OF tie wives mothers aud sltcrs Of ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

pr,y,urrco Sept. l.-Fxohanee %l Sugar 9'S 0oo
. 20 - Browns l7OC sl.sO0 rois. Cotton >I'VV"
u ; p,'rvos AYRrs Aug l5-Eyehange, tti3. hides
a3ass. Wool dull. Tallow, l4s.
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CITY tIf. vs..

ACADEMY or MUMC-'fnE OPERA. The OPP
era Mix M4rczck director j. VIII be seen by adv er.
i,scmcnt commences NJ tie Academy Of Music on neat
Aonday night Tickets Of admiseon and secured fcais
can Dc had Oh and after Thursday at the box Office 81
tie Academy at Bear q ScAirmers No. 'Ol bloadwa,,
and down town al Root d AutLonys corner Of Nassau
and Pine streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

b. without IHhi i. nHr huNHn remedy iaf uIsurTlH a.
cULrs, GRAVEL tiu'k Dur Dlr0tfrs iaIrArios rnE
Nrch % TmH iLtHp 81. laILAA4ArIOs TnE hiDsEGa.
'AIAhhh 90 Thh ELADDEA ani 90 finALE hnRGstLtHi
n r r'untry t4i.l.r w DO ulH hr nttlfi e.
jtcnt stamp in.Df'd g. MOHGAs ALLEN. AFrnt., g. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

The French mail steamer bad reached Lisbon
with dates from Rio 10 Aug. -. Exchange on London
quoted al Z7u17l Coffee IlOJUL2OO fcis for good
drsis. Stock, 3OODJ boys.
CAniA, Aug. ss.-L1cLaDge, @34%,.
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'dvrrisrm'ntI
UT ILLIuILDA NLlA ~ AI.DLlI.n

NLOAT ILTII- IIVNI DIV NO NNTIIINT.
Another iI4fpI foI Ia aoi f.niy ssvu~ N4 lfnt
fl. un,quari .nd Incompatible" Ma.nlir model 81 l.n
rt 600 b. wnra'd iy nuy our with tno hour ps.f.t.
be- sytd another Triumph 90 u' late faf o ts fltli
Institute 81 tr city o Hrf OH having ,4o.l t. p r
o e tiltcfI medal ae4f by 'i Judcro..l a .o4.
sa.lDous $50 broadway. ttneal Agent 4. 81. urLll.
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France,
The Bsraziis.

The Paris BOursc was without matcra
change. Rentes closed on the 18th at C9I5.
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WHEELER \

WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING Machine up.
town ceYnmoi.'I0r ori.. r. 90 r.oidef como. 2i .
No ln's TO- , La''t operation wi .n4,A.nrs ,A,o
i.iuiirs hy Tire dly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

TIM llAfg.-ALafout Ply .u'ory- Color
Go.l.u Lri.-ral l'.r,A W.pn-n,rnf o., Hi4-
Mode q H,4sls g., ll.ig-sfnl....r .' Lar i.f-Ab
sfd C.H. r.-Iac t.f.s,. aaI tls l.p.4a.-i is'hfa
Ilsl-Ba.Iae..-ri l0..,f. D l.ai.s'l.r iAfA seyen
Fus.synr.J In SoLo,icsL JornsAL 90 O.o.,f. D.
cents. b. o.. p.t Iosim WIZ a D.o-laay. y. l.
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80
Il ruropc Spurscor's Sermons the Works OF Unario7
Dickens EVrettsIifc Of Washington, Rollins Ancient
History, leans China Mission. &c Dick Fitzgerald
Of New York sold large variety OF popaT no'es and
miscellaneous books Lindsay Rlakis0n Of Phi)',.
d.phin offered an assortment OF r'lcious books in
Guiding the Writings Of the Rev. Albert Barnes ,ld the
Rey. John Cummings Fowler & Wells OF Now York
found ready market ior their books, Nlic' included
Cor,be's Moral Philosophy. Family Gymnasium,
| Physiology, Animal aud Mental Frnit Cul-
ture for the Million, Physical Perfection. &c
Yesterday morning the sale comT enced with tho in
voice OF W. S. s. Alfred Nsren ol Philadelphia, and
wns followed with the invoices Of Roberts Brothers,
/ Boston; Walker. Wise a Co., Boston; j. 4. Hilton a.
CO., Boston Clark & Maynard, New York; Collins 4
Brother New York: Bakoman Mason New York
W. /. rooley & Co.. NewNork; Frederick A. Brown
Co. Boston; Urah Hunt Son. Philadelphia; Tag.
gard & Thompson Boston; Moss Co, Philadelphia.
and Others These invoices contained Photograph
albums pocket albums. ornamented Glhums juvenile
books, English publications, various editions OF the
Bible: religious scientific poetcal and other works.
The sale is now in s second week and nearly 10000
volumes have been sold purchasers from every loyal
! state in the Union and rom the British Provinces.
The boois most in demand are those Of high order OF
lmcIit More than 90 copies Of Wcbsors Dictionary.
the offerings Of one house. were Sold Two hundred
copies of Hryaui's Poems sold from one invoice.
James r. Brady's Christmas Book sold well One pub
fisher sold OOJ volume of church music. This morn
ling 100 copies OF Reads inimtnbe stories VIII b.
offered Tor sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

The People cx re,. Ame.n. 4. Hustled az. Peter
y busted Motion ..ar'et llc-ine defend eaty q
r.ii.p' ard lnls . b. ~ ie u.i tist Dol b. M
rr.oa,i th. sf.ar fae.y day n tr ronaa ai o.
.4e and Co.l,v 81 New orA and tAa' -ni .sfr
call. ing LliA ami. En- De- rad, uo. exceeding iisy
Day.
Before Ja..i.e L-OyLRD.
li.niy \. Smy-he q, 81. cst. William Gl-ydon et
..-S..,'ed
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Isrcrinis OF E,reaucc.

crpr % as bh'. Flour $40 bb!s. WHISKY bito5 push;
lo. 40 hush Corn, /. pA.. Ashes % pigs GA axe ~
pAs Proysons Il. TO- LAID 1850 pigs Peolea.1 h0 we
Batter.
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(NE DAY LATER FROH EUROPE
Arrival Of tie City OF Wasbin Ss on'
IS
ssafpSufldirag for the ReDcis
I'm England.
lf6nal Declaration Of The French Government
with Regard TO tie Florida.

She is NOt a Privateer but Var Vessel
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Winslow Lanier d Go. VIII pay, less the in.
t,Trst the coupons the Dollar Bonds Of the Ma
neta and Cincinnati Railroad Go. due Feb. 1, iso The
earnings Of the road equal to income upon ii
lsst Preferred Stock
The following statement shows The condition
OF the Banks of Philadelphia:
lssL loan. sDes Circulation. DeT,fif'
s,pL n...4.o.I,Sos Fth'.oi -2H4os sroa9@5
:. ~ 28.... .s.N59lJ ,IIGtlJ 143sJ's J2,0s.7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

In tie after oi john Nelh. alias John nodr aimed by
fr Irn.l " ...f a. = {. ntify rnil .ll'.
The examination Don I'D matter WIS yes lncd TO-
dfy ari the tfs-nt % tts NJ kie OBJ. tIfl o.
PSI fy Ly.l -,i5a. COZ -Ged. Nothing o.aui ~as
elected
Iaomss Duurhy vas examined, end testified nat b. lad
W. tfe lc1-sct h.ern cg sixteen months, u- l " hs
tr Fn.; 'lt ee wls n opinion tbs, thr rao 'rlti on
tie t of a. sn-- exhibited ferr in the hsncns 81 he
rg .,d, fAt 4e uow Ay l brooklyn uu4rE O.. raile u
ialn flol fsor.
oa Pc ,fet.-c,am. -l, 'i BE wiin,s by VI M,Neon,
.'r pl slrs q tr afsf snce a. flr w with ne
.ri "-s ir rrl lf' Ilf rne questions orfcf.t Co. IN
far 'Nfrrt ls % fir ~ these Do
.r .fatoi ma N tr % ird ben
h-f rsf by rr wines. Ls l.-ll atger Tie y
Dt li Go prosecution z,t tac aCcu..a sts-e tie
.r.l.l provisions G.. tae fH-i.a b-IATupt Nv might bel
tf.a ~ Oh uvarl,s Isl. b!
-r.a deal ofte t.'. occupied IN OF. ''.cns and tie
i' ~ ulc.'i .rf a ..es progoi 81 .. tb' coun
- fnf 'r a'fa i f'r course ct tue cros-1 na;iou -
b. nulp1y. 0rf uo'tfa nortance ci',d a. 10 tie
s.A ~ ,Q-,ar .i lAe cl-t. On the charge q osgcry
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strED STATES CONF fsslONERs OFF'CE-srrT. q.


7 7 I : y 7 T . Z \ , ,.
I tle larE OF -s .ll ~ tie t-.iisI Col .1r TIE
ctf.iifi.H 81. j. DOB afef..r, alias ttf-.c.
The examination ~ 60. ease was g. have pro-
cesIt 600. dy, af t.H. consequences 90 tc 'H1ti
siou ot af lo4nnsi -f asl fAc hearing a., U.s. master
further p.spon,d atI ify. "a. or b. , wien
ue testimony u 3d. l4.ty, the London scl.l,-, vii b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

WV
James r. Brady's Christmas Book sold well. One pub
Usher sold OOJ volumes Of church music. This morn
ing 900 copies OF Reads inimt1bic stories viii BE-
offered Tor sale.
MUsICIPAL RECEPTION or TnR RUSSIAN
NAVAL Or1IcERs.-Ihe Joint Committee Of tho Com
mon Council appointed 10 make preparations for tie
recepton ~ the us ian officers met yesterday noon In
the Chamber of the Board Of Aldermen and perfected
their arrangements Gen. Meaghcr was introduced and
made some remarks II practical character. suggest
irg that fiherc was BE- military display The troops
instead Of marching by column, sAould be drawn up in
line along the principal streets through which the pro
ccsson might pass and tbs, the escort should be SIMPLY
Of cavalry.
City Inspector Boolc also expressed his views " the
Committee lie remarked tlat he !, rflful would be-
cone matter Of history, and that ccrysAnf shoud be
done in thc most becoming manner In order that the
affair might pass OF viii ,ciaf TIE Russian Govern
mcat va. friendly 20 cur Government. and De ~ 80
that SEE sload extend ai. tie oolitcD, ifom log o.
the rcprcscrtat.y0l q tl.t country Who were r."
among us. Alderman HaI reported tlai Surveyor
Andrews bad PLACED tic Government geam sacli 90
TIE disposition II to Committee. Al4,rmnn Farley
aa1 city lisg,ctDr N0o.r who Uaf asltca 60 c'
op rate aad unite ulh tie Courlt'c. having
wasted upon iic K1s.. n admiral t---lea alori recess
tkc4 ly thc Coml.tt,, .,i.rcl ilat iho Admiral Aa-
Gelrraiel Thursday as an acceptable day oI ife rr
c,rton 4 iclorpiai'ios n tie ,}. 80 10 ot.,h go
ifat lsr IOc'. I iic Committee uIl embark co 'he
Goic.uDoUt Yacht 30 OH. lat g.. I4l No. 1T l.irr
anl proceed mp giro No-h River to ihe i-s rlp Alf
.Hd.r Nrasst. whore rc ro.o.tou adopted i] Gle
Common Council uil p, lre.eui'd O" tle Adri'. ID iI
Alderman fomrli Chairman - il'. special tuaH.tir
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FROM HAVANA.
The sap Domingo War-EsfrCn,c secrecy
n TO it, PrOgrCs--probnbIc Disasters
10 spunish ARM IfraerJinary con-
centvntion OF military and Naval Forces
-Rumors OF an Insurrcctios in Cuba.

fNom ouF Special co"csporiea'
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eal,g,g 10

SZl[tJs0 10
-B,ing an increase last year Of fl]it2J a%
Being over ~ cent on the capital stock. The Di'
reciors have declared dividend Of y cent, payable
Oct % The transfer books viii close the 10th OF
October.
The Ner-Orleans Bee Of the 10Th inst. thus no.
tees financial matters there:
There was lcs movement in financial circles today most
operators having witldawn to await further and more decisive
Developments. Specie qet, and the rates were e9 T.
op ions being confined small Of Gold at pds g
cen premium, according to currency no.o,
are offered y premium the city currency Inere
l. demand for sight bills on Sew YORK, which Is 'uPra
al raral y cent premium for Legalender notes. and para
y cent premium city currency. One bank AXIS par and
two others . cent pfensum FOR their own ,nes aud one
noies held idl - cent premium the city currency
In roium Exchange there scarcely any movement "oI
Thy Sterling Is held at 4JOlO aud Francs 80 49,
The following is a statement OF coal trans
ported on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Forthe we-k. Tor the 'es.on
Del. aud Hud Canal Co........l8936 SOAR
Psnn.ylyania Coal Co.........lgo'J $s,V''
Total tun...............?s,Oo9 i,oJ1so7
For the same period last year:
For the week. For Ne season
Del and IIud. Canal Co.........23355 3osR
lenLsy lSania Coal So''''''''''']''''' '''D'D
Total tun...............5e.tsO 1s1+9
Annexed is a report OF q monthly sale Of
Scranton coal to-day, as made at auction at GnPins
Rooms, Noe. 20 and u Exchange place, by Simeon
Draper on account Of tho Delaware. LackaaenHa AID
Western Railroad;
$500 ,uns stove coal st..........."s1 g. as .
1000 tuns ~ coal at.............-. - ~ -. .
$50 iuns CRATE c0el at.............. - n -
5000 tuns steamboat coal dunn. ~ n : -
1900 tuns lump coal at............. no ~
1900 tuns chestnut coal............ % q o vi
1900 tuus.
Winslow, Lanier d Go. VIII pay less the IN.
trost. the coupons the Dollar Bonds Of the Ma
retta and Cincinnati Railroad Co. due Feb. io6i. The
cnrninc. u Tho roal aLo now eAla % income muon -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
BEFOgg THE SUPREME COURT.

tsogotr. g. dive. ,. -.s Coats o. taes F.-r IA -'
,io thsf &, II. void berse 90 ccuisr a4'houtv pa tss "a
t. r..,ef nf .. st-r. which cNctc-s Le se'srsi
,r o., f..,rtf1 - hr.a.h ot Ooveruneat ~ ~ tensa-
ta;ot i i t 5. rn 'i -iJla 40 fo- g. III O''s
r.f.0. &c.. I.tr cllElrfrr. -.
Y...l.. Js.ls. J. brady arl VIM C. T-arla-u r'rrssin
support AZ che 1oti1u. .'G joan AeAeca ..- rc' i
M.atr il opposition thereto.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
Brooklyn City news.

Destruction A SroREHousE ATLANTIC Dock nv
FMK-About four O'Clock Friday morning FIRE broke
ou, 10 one Of the storehouses the north pier OF the At
lantie Dock, occupied by Mr.. r. II. Lambier II was OF
stone three stories in height and known as No g. Tho
FIRE had evidently been kinded time before II burst
forth from windows and became visible. The fire.
men speedily reached the scene, but the flames had
Ady made such progress that they could not be sup
pressed. The adjoining budinss were, however, saved
from injury. The contents, which we're all consumed.
consisted Of thousand bushels OF corn SIX hundred
An twenty five bales OF hops, twenty hogsheads Of TO-
bscc large quantity Of cotton and other goods seized by
United States vessels the Southern coast The pro
perty was ow ned by different individuals and
Insured in New York and Brooklyn Offices. The loss on
contents amounts about 600 and on building - 600
The nre n supposed the result Of acc dent
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
gArvRpAY. Oct.

SATURDAY, Oct 3l-6P.M
Money is again in very active demand to-day,
and everything offered is quickly taken at per
cent, which In the minimum for call loans. This
being the last day for subscriptions TO the $40
bonds with the full May coupon, for which there
In such q rush, unusually large amounts are re-
quired for investment in that quarter.
Gold opened at 1857, a decline Of Il per cent,
and was comparatively dull throughout the morn.
ing. The payments Of interest in gold to be made
BY the government on Monday, the military sue.
cesses in the Southwest and the confidence cx.
hibi,ed by the immense subscriptions to the
national loan, all exert an influence on the mar.
ket. In the afternoon an advance took place, and
LAG was the price, from which II advanced, and
was 1867 at the close. Exchange has been very
dull since the sailing Of the steamer today, and
rates are nominal. Bankers bills are quoted Ice
Isl.
Stocks took m upward turn ihi- morn ng. The
general confidence n so great IN higher range oi
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

prices that those who have made up their minds
to buy, seeing that the arrangement Of the money
market s only likely TO be temporary, were not
disposed to let the opportunity slip Of purchasing
at the recent decline. Holders also were not in
clined to SELL and the bears, doubtful Of any fur
ther decline, proceeded to their short sales
At the first board New York Central advanced "a,
Erie Il, Hudson River 1 "a. Reading y Michigan
Central J. Southern guaranteed 211l, Pittsburg SH,
Galena 70, Toledo ~, Prairie du Chen a. Fort
Wayne "a, Alton and Terre Haute /, North
western !, Chicago and Alton 6, Canton "a and
Cumberland IA; Central American Transit, after
selling at 20, recovered to &C. Between the boards
the market was steady. At the second board
prices were again higher New York Central fur
ther advanced q, Erie a. Hudson River "a and
Illinois Central H At the four p. NJ call the mar
ket was not quite 30 firm, and the following are
the closing quotations of the day.