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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

Fancy stocks opened firm, but soon broke down
and were offered freely all day at the decline. The
disposition TO bny any kind OF railway property is
daily decreasing and "bull movements" have little
Nlgor Particular shares are forced up and held
with great apparent frmness; buf outside buyers
se not induced 10 "coine in, and stocks are sold
out again at the best price in the face Of au easy
money market, and the probability Of still larger
supplies. Few people inclined to invest until the
Treasury Department devclopes its policy. Hi,
borrows and stops the Issue of currency fancy
stocks can have but course, and that downward
varied by upward spasms. Government securities
on the other hand, firm, and in good demand by
snvesiing parties, large and small Al the second
Board part Of the street decline WIS recovered but
Of the advance sellers we've abundant
Foreign exchange qui,t. Bank. -,.,i.,e IN /
days l09! 1929, and 10, alll for 3 DAYS sisbt
Merchants bills. csdi0si. Franc. are quoted a, I
@Qs1l3l .fs9 -,r /
freiehts are dul, but rates are x:thou, psy. .
sAuisr change. The engagements IN Liverpool l
sse IS tuns Sperm Oil, al 9os.; aud Is tuhs Talow
and 50 inns Oil Cake, at l2s.6d. To London. 5,
tune Heavy Goods Ut I5s, md 80 bbls. PeiyoIe,,.
On private tlsrms. To Hamburg, ,oo0 bses Pepper
~ Id.
Tss loan policy q 'hs ries,or, Us"s,'".nr !.
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THB SANITARY COMMISSION AND GEN. sHER

p.S-The SANITARY Commission bas received the fol
10 wing letter from Gen. Sheridan:
Hpegs MIDDLE MILITANT DIVISION
IN rBs lIEIp. Nov. - 1854
fosrKH JEsxix- G~c,aI See'stI'y iss!ed Ssa'" Sd"'
tayg C1s.m.ssoH.
DxAR Srn You're Of Oc'ober ~, advising OF having
been elected member Of the United stsss SAM
tary Commission, l. received.
hsvs the honor thank you for the comp lment paid
and Ina behalf Of the hk aud wounded Of this army 20
owledg. the nsny b-neGts derived from your charitable
as.ot lston. an, sir. you're truly,
y. ii. SHREiDAH Ma. Gen.
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head for the week II II true that many Of them are
very small sise-such never should be sent 10 inc
hatcher.
The sleep market 10 completely overwhelmed. There
were 3oCo head In BrowDiogs pens alone. this morn
ing and the receipts there for the week VIII nnrnoer
/ | eco which 10 1000 more than reported In a
week before or course the price 10 down, and sales
difficult II is hard t. get butcher u look at lot AZ
over 7c. v f for the best and from that Gown 10 DC
for ordipary. Lambs are eQ9c. ID. and IN better
demand than old sheep. The great mink of STOCK Is
owing 10 the snow that fell north OF this Tart week
The trade in live hogs is fair, considering me wea'
ther prices Tnnning generally at i2Q be- y ID hVe
weight for good h' gs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

KILLED BY THE FAILING OF WALJ.--Cor.
oncr Naumann held inquest, yesterday, at No 10
Third ~ on the body M Lawrence Graoh, mason
Who died from injuries which be received from the ill.
ing Of a " IL in Leroyst., near Hudson, where he vas
at work The jury thought that had greater care been
exercised the accident need not have occurred Dc
eeassd v a. Frenehma 80 years of age.
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a, vrsAvcrs.


somInNh" ~ a..ss s er - w. -.....,,,.,.. $50
Nusay Slated, under notice.. ''''''.'''''
s'hAs ana Th.et S,ore'' - =. iufts tto
Dead hrrses removed from the city lni's
Dead COWS removed from the ciry limits
Ilesd rost- removed nom thu city HINTS a.,
Dead HOG, removed from the city limits W
Dead don and cher small animals removed ire mo c! o..
4,
No OF bm.cs Of oa removed fom the city limits
Insosad DisSa@d Hthslihp lfedt. tnh I0.H'H ~ .
s''''d " h'''"'r cn6 III rth "'' '"s ~ 300
.tai' '''''''''''''''' aars,~........ 80
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much debated, and I'm impression 20 sp'o"' '""' no
.,, ,,na., which the 5.20s weTa 20 successfully
,l.,,.d w;,, lee revived The plan wilt command
r,huc favor and Weld largo sum Of money, II the
Tees,,, ,in do lis part and make II Ell object for
dealers in money 10 work hard. These VINO pio','0
sold;ars sailors and munitions of var Of Oil KINGS
have. since the Rebellion broke cut, been stins
latos by gains large enough 10 make their iapor
snccess no, only 10 themselves, but for tho GoV'rh-
u.nt. The Treasury has no reason to oner, nor
do people expect compensation for obtaining money
snch as has boon paid for getting other supplies
hut they are entitled to something better Fhah HAS
We. been Pad. As long as brokers in Gown ana
country can make twentv-t dollars for securing
the sale Of one handrcd shares of worthless stock,
il is idle 20 expect them 10 give their attention 10
Government securities which only pay them twei'e
dollars commission upon the sale OF Slo,o". II
The Department should revive The agency ana allow
a fair commission, every bank and broker, irom East
port 10 Kansas, would at once use every eNeftioh'
and with success To absorb for the Government the
smal and large sums of money now Idle, or used Ill
doubtful speculation. The volunteer system OF MI
ing the Treasury must be abandoned, and imanci.i
recruiting be stimulated by fair pay for work done
| The Illinois Central Railroad reports as follows
! for October:
LAND DEPARTMENT. - .
Acres Construction Lands sold 10 - - for s ~ %
Acres Intst Fund Lands sold. 70i uI for ll.O23 -
Acres Free Land sold ....... lGj oil for 4uo"o ss
Total .ales duiingthe monthof NO., ~,
Oct. 1864 IL, l5o - ioi $500 y.
To which add Town Lot sales. 2'a5s q
To,a, of all SaO, 7i5 A.
Acres sold since ban J. 1854 23l sos Fl ;or 5G7so q
Cash collected In oct s2'tI'4 o.
| TRAFFIC pErAEiMlNr. $500 -.
Receipts from Passengers so &c e.
Receip from j. eight. sV,,o- o.
Receipts from Mails ......-..... tSh1 "
Receipts from Rent Of Road. .............. 4.UO "
Receipts from other sonrces.......-...-.--. o,oVV ~
Total receipts in month OF Oct. 1894. s6sS, yr y
Total receipts In month Of Oct, le6J. 4"fS 81
The Clcycleld and Toledo road earned the second
week in November:
1863 IA lot4......-..... sJI.9++
! The Toledo aud Wabash road earned the same
week in
1853 ............ s3i 292l ls6&........... st32'o
Increase. -.....-.....---.--.- $500
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Com
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Albany Cattle Market.

AiBAsY. Nov. lg-Beeyes sro higher this Hees.
The average adv ance being equal to c. per pound i've
weight: about 30 very choice Western steers sod hs
hyh os "a a Zoe Receipts 900: sales about 1900, ut
prices ranging from &c. TO Zoe sheep are tc per pound
ower the decline being attributable 70 large supp.
and the soft weather Receipts sOOl hog have petn
in good demand at l9l2ic the outside TOR the o.ss
and heaviest State aud Western corn-fed Receipts
20 OCp Shipped 10 New-York. 1900.
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BORT n)aroens' Notite.
SrAry OF syw-y.nk.

STATE OF SEw-yoRK
PgRT-WARDESs Oyncs, No. l0i Wslls-
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section of the act passed April H. 1857, entitled IA
Act 10 Reorg4niz. the WsrdeDs Ooe Of the Port Of New
YORK 10 an persons Interested IN having charge Of the
shi.c, matter such inquiry examination ryry that
the following vessel. under eIaailli ~ LIE Fort
Wsrdens and ,ha, te sad sorv.ys of ins wiz %
completed tain ten days succeeding t- Ho.es on,
board aid vessels;
Ship James Foster ir.........".......'.,25 Z
ship James thrsfou. .......s......ss..s - p W.
Bark Villa Francs .Atl4ntc D0ck
Bark Lucy W ire"fs
MISTHORNR TOMPhlSs, Iissidsnt
J. Aces HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

NEW ESGRAyIsG.-A splendid steel engray-
ing by srrtain entitled Home gu fnilough' is pn'
sLed BY Bridle! Coz Philadelphia. and sold by sub
scripon. IL repre-'nis The return Of Ire soldier from
tie var aud the afTectooae greetings whi.h pass De-
tween him and the viie and children father. mother
and sister and crowd Of negbors. lbe engravingh
spirited and lic.liks and would make on appropTiAi"
ornament for every rural city home, illustrating the
beauty II sihue-s and deroion TO The cause of The
country.
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Rrcc;uts Of Produce.

NOV. 2l-Il,27- bhls Flour. 81 bb.s. Whifhy, i,sp
blls Corn Meal lg 100 bush Wheat % 3cO bush Corn
Ia 4oD bush. os,s 3..si- bush Barley, <-op psg-.
Provisions, "a pkrs. Lard. l.2i1 pkg. Butter -
pkgs. Ash,- ,4oi PSI Oh axe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

NEW DRIVE AT THB CENTRAL PARK.-Ihe
following notice in regard 10 the Central Park has been
is.ued.
The Comu,,ion.r 81 the Central fsrh snsnce that al
slons. KoTion Of ID. dTiv, nom the Crest ~ north 10
H. ,ae SIth ayeuu. aud On. hu r.d sDd tnntb street.
b. Open public fIoul aud si.. N. 2ld November
Inst. AND H. uhhsF Nvhfv"ef VI thc fhA.
koscabsf 81. 1914
The new drive formed by the above Is valuable sd'
dillon 20 the nIes OF beautiful driving road already
open TO tie public and completes the circle OF the Pari
aYrding access the beautiful scenery Of the Great
JiI IRON the north end Of the Park kfors have boon
made and without snccess to preserve the rugged
character of the scenery along its line and remark
able and interesting feature Of the new drive an M
Inenbe oyeIhAltug roek, weighing many tuns wni,h
IN. been len o.. sifs. need say that, notvi,h'
standing its threatening appearance there s no danger
of Its mining
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tAdvestisemen'.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

COKNsR o. BROADWAY AsD Walsh, NEw'ioaK,
Dess extensively and specially In 0oveTrmea, securties
$40 nO,es 52Os Ios, AID Sizes Of 1851 Stamp. Specie
eud money ln,-rs, allowed accounts by special
eceen,en, Y. u. Apixs Pres'deoi.
r. SooFE1D. CsaieL
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In IA, ~ O. new from a.. is day II November h.
the Plat asy 4 Nus-i,hsf Hrsi
Men lls women o. boys l"1i girls H1-tea, 80
Adult. ?ig, children, 1871 nals- 9s females lsi. col
| orrd psr 10.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun n IS Sun Sets ..k ~ Moon Nises. 1t Il
wATyR THIS DAT.
Ssndy Hook. 2l2 tSov flsnd. 3s9 Hell osse' $i'N
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CITY ITEMS.

UNION ParMARIEs.-Th Union Primaries, 20
elect delegates 70 tle Conventions for the noralnaon oil
local candidates, will be held ths evening re per Al
pouneements in our advertising columns
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Meycs,euts Of 0seaa stesmery.
Rassenners Arrived.

H. ,,,dmshi, North -1merici t,or. Nsr Oykaa,-Lsnt'
Col II = smith. Lieut. 0eorgs II. Coup Md csrfin Mia
~. Reynolds y. T. A. H. =. vsl-n'ia-. q. b. CLARK and
10 In Tho tesTsSe
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MOZART PRIMARiEs.-Ihe Mozart Democrats
went through the forms OF eloetng delegates 10 the
Charter Convention last evening III" delegates hohi'
nate Aldermen on "Wednesday, Conneilmeh on ih"re
dav aud school Officers on Friday.
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CHIPPING NTBLlIGRNCB.
FORT % NEW-YORK..... ,SovsusrH


CLEARED.
s,..u.er p. Csdvsllsdsr, PIrsou, Baltimore.
Steamer sarah Jones Phiadslphis. VIM Krtps,Ict Co
SHIP John Bright De~:r Liverpool " Dhsma 4 Gaa
BARK Jennie Elingwood Ellinswood iisvris
Bari Isis tBr.l CsTlos, Mcnt~video, !. Norton lr.
Rsrk Golden fleece (Bs Rhodes. B.ibsdo's. H. 1rSw
bsds-.
Bhs " oodsnd, Msn ken. Azores. Murray Nephew
Bss Salinas tBs.). Miheaor. Pars l.. Z. ADsuioh Co
Schg. fiyins Fish. Dnvsi. Baltimore.
schr. H. Ryan, snor. New Il sdford. Fcssn,on I Wood
sehr. John Cro,lford Jonss W~h,ns,on. Y Kenny.
echr Stephen q. lIar Pal-J. Washington, Leu6kCo
Schr. SALIVA, jasper, Philsa~plIis, r. Tshof 20.
Hchr. John Rose. House, WssLfnston, 4. Abbott.
EchY White Foam, Howea G.crsrtowD, ;. Kenny
schr. Daniel Brown Pick~ns Hilton Head, s. k~uoy
sehr. Mary L. Compton, pspuy, NorioA. b $. Racket
\ Soma
scir An,.ric. T-ny. Ferssss Monroe Upper Bsutis
schr Brave, Bryce, Beaufort, Thomas Holme&
schr L. A. EdwGds Lsae. fortress Monroe.
schr. ChinssroIs. Nsdison, AeooInsc T. II. krnner
Schr Julis, Cofin. Curacao, Miller Housh'on
Schr Ada h. rbert Cfowel. Danvens. d. Il ...
gchr Owen Bessss, BsNse Washington, Bskey psyto
SehS My Flower, Henderson, Boston, H. W Loud Go
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klp0kNn.

18th inst 20 miles w. ofCurysfor Reef s,esn.h fy.npe
Star. hence Tor Ssw.UTi~sba
2oh last. 20 uile. s. Of the CApss of Delaware steamship
Guiding star. hence fJr New Orleans.
10th inst 30 miles Of the Capes 81 pe,swsle Blk Lady %
The Lake from berrnuds Cor New York
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PIlhiin iNsIIfrIfoNs
To,s,
WARDS

The number Of deaths compared with che corresponding
~ceh Of Is3 and OF last week, a. follows:
Week erdinx Nov. z. 1867 tt3-Decrrs.. d
Week ending November u, lno<
Prom Acute Dseo,r. ..........................20
" Chronic bi-0s~. ..........................Nl
External iIus-- ac...............-...... 81 ali
Week Guiding November a. 1914
FROM hou'e IN
Choulc trs<ese.,
t External Csusea Se.................... 20 -<o<
Decrease this ~e~k, -.
cldreu OF naive pIess. 3d. children Of foreign parents
l6s go 80 T'..f.. - '.
The number dee rs in the insu,io- rotnpn III the
CORE spending week Of 1875, ws' - follows.
Week ealing November 70. pj................... 67
Wsot esdng November H. last .,......... ..... Is
The number OF intssnhns in Poters Fet. .onpsed with
th~ corresponding week IS 1853; !.
We-t endins November a. Is,3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Noet ending November ~, -
tssnsd) PA, BOOLf City inspector
Cry ISrscrons DrsAArnrxr. tSswyoRE Nov II. lsss
The following schedule Of the ~orh OF the Burein OF
Sanitary In.pee,on IN tn. abatement, sndemovsI ofnorc
es, icI lls 'sts ss9iss November 49, JssE
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iAdvcTiiseu, Bi.I

A DOUBLE NUMBER.-Ihe METEOROLOGICAL
JOURNAL !r Dec. Diber contain ErBSoIoaI MYTHOLOGY
PRRKSoLDGV PnYsIoeSegr, and PsrcboLosfi ha"''ea'
The best yet pubh'hed. 20 cents or 81 year. fe s'
d,... M..u.. FOWLER l. lila No. 5s9 broadway, MY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

CHApIN's LECTURE. Rev. l.. ii. Chapn
will deliver his lecture ON John Eainpien' OF TIE
Progress Of Popular Liberty" at seyenss Hail. eohef
Of Broadway and Fonty.sevenihst. this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

Nrw-YogK HISTORICAL SOCIETy.-The hiA'
,eth Anniversary Of this Society will be held tbs eveo
ing at the ha corner OF Elevenths' aid second ave-
Frederick De Pcyster esq, will deliver th, address
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Memoranda.

The seen1cr Caa,cs which ashore 'hs Giidiros.
Hell (ate yestsrday, got oh this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

CLoTnIEG FOR Poor tHiLDRKS.-We beg
gain TO remind !onf readers that We Are greatly n
need Of clothing ior Thousands oi poor ehden WHO
,om. under our charge Old clothes slh 10 thankfully
received AID sens for 4 tie address Dc IoEwardea
j. MACY, Assistant secretary.
CA,iar,a's A.a sseiosg. ClInfon Uaa. Astor Pace.
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fAdveri--nlentl
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Up THB CITY
OF NV YORK.

FINANCIAL Agent OF IHE UNIfkD S1AIks.
Nos. n and - Pine-s n. y.
This Bank has ready for snle (al,owing the coInms
sion purchssers) u. = 10 notes which maturity
convertible into elk per cent gold bearing loan
collects warrants certificates, maturing loans and
lss and attends TO all financial business with Govern
ment Parties wishing TO avoid the delay and incon-
venience Of direct correspondence with the depart
ments are invited 10 apply ut this Bauk.
MoBMs kElCaUN, President.
u. W VAUGHAN Cashier.
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SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING DINNER. - Inc
IA lies composing tie Ro.e Ill! Association VIII, Oh
Ihursd,y morning nc,t, a, :; H. leave toe io'' OF
twenty .ilih.5t. East River. ON tie Police boat CON
rnandcd py capt. Todd for Wille'ts Point. lhey VIII
AXE With them fine Thanksgiving fianer for the sick
ind wounded soldiers in hospital there.
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1917 ss Arrived.
steamer Z. q. Knight 0srssher, PHILADELPHIA mdss., Wa
J. Tsy ,or 4 Go.
u T. cam transport North America, Msrshmsn, New Or
,esps ~ !Dst spd hey Wet Ith Sour and ps,s, to
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lAdvcrrisetnen,.l
Prices reduced Oh all kinds of
CURruy MArxRIALA
q /. A J. Is. KkLJY. No 333 Broadway
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po,sp op ALDERMEN. The Board Of Alder
men me. yesterday at O'Clock Alderman JernIai- III
tie absence Of the President in the chair but quorum
not being present the Board ado0Tned to Monday neat
at Y. ~. ..
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week C6i72 $3.50 1885 6se.25' $50 3, ~
.In Toledo report destination of shipment not gwen
The following will show the shipments by canal
from Buffalo for fourteen days ending Nov. To- and
ten days from Oswcgo, being shipments at the lat
ter place from Nov to Nov. Is inclusive, which,
taken together, viii show the amount Of Flour and
Grain afoat Oh the canals destined for tide water:
From Flour Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barley. rive.
Buffalo. 553l l,20lg1o @2420 I,5!4G10 4l,B0 S. 100
Oswego 81 jGl lp7, 100 % 3j1 y 3Gl 20 OOl ....
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Tus SAILORS HELPING OUR SOLDIERS.

JHh cAiLohN htLf'H" Wv h'''p'hN'' up
Thomas Of the n-ric an packet -p Victory lying az
,..r No North River with the aid Of his estmebla
wife perilcally offered 10 cook and pack one hun 'Tod
AID my turkeys board that ship Cor the Soldiers
Thanksgiving dinner. The offer was ace pted o' ts'
committee. and the pouhry cooked ana rrehe-, 1 {
,hips galley being uscd tor the purpose On frdi! and
Saiurcay Last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

IIIE VrONEkNOK. LIN \ TIE pAVNN TN
cuAsGr.-lhe Goyernor.,loc. the Hon. Reuben T.
renton. had handsome recer'on to-day at the s,ock
Exchange. He accompanied to the rooms 10y one
~ tho oldest members Of the Board and introduced 10
the President who received him with graa. cordhiit'
and respect and who uierw presented him formally
to the Board.
The members received him with mort hearty cheers,
which he uclrop lodged IN q skor and appropriate
speech snbs,quontly many o. the members were per
,oually introduced 10 the Governor and they congrat'
nc, him 10 the warmc.t manner upon bis election to
the highest Office in tie State. The compliment "as
gracefully paid and IL regarded III irdoaticn Of the
confidence flt BY large proportion of our financial
men in tie administrative capacity Of M fenton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

GAMES FOR CHRIsrMAs.-A new series Of
games and puzzles Tor the express benefit Of tue ave-
nile worsippers OF Santa Claus, is punished ~ oAioy
a Mason. They chow not Little ingenuity III thsh
construction and may Ia commended IA anxious pa.
rents g. search Of new amusement foE he !ouns
barbariaus sl at play" during tie holidays
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Total 27052 l3oe0J0 patti 49, 43l llo.a2 s. 40
Pry.wk2s,lso 9Ol.O37 3Oio90 l,O.It1 $4,000 32r7o
AT Boston money continues easy and in good
sapply, but the other markets are rather fever
ish and unsettled, in consequence OF the con-
slant fluctuations In gold and exchange. United
States stocks are wanted for Investment, and
there il q fair demand for most Of the other dv-
dend.psyine investments, without much change in
quotations. Speculative stocks are dull and lower
with few exceptions.
The PohsriHe Mners Journal Of Saturday re-
ports:
The quantity Of coal sent by Railroad this week II
81, 362 o.; by Canal. 1908 %; f0y the week.
90 35 o.. against 's522 tuDs for The corresponding
week last year.
The trade il now rapidly drawing TO close for the
season The boats on their last trip. and many 0!
them now departing % distant markets viii hardly re
turn again unless The weather should continue mild
until December.
The demand for coal is sbo gradually FILLING on.
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SAsLs Of the Loans Specie O,reuiosios and Dcpc' g. e
Bd.l, If the Guy u N,I York, for The ek s.dHg Sat
H,day. Nor. 10 1854 10 tbici is gifted re Capital
of each bank.
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Military Adairs.
WORT HAMILTON.

Several improvements are in progress at TINS
Fort under the direction Of Colonel Day commanding.
1bs hospital s In satisfactory condition, containing
snmotbinr OYER a hundred inmates Facing Fort
Ianyette large ard formidable battery Is beng con-
seted which is to be mounted with now guns, ano OF
such csiiber rs 20 throw shell five miles and mar Ia
the direction Of Sandy Hook The Fort has heretofore
been provided with cd pieces, and this supply Of new
ordnance viii BE very efficient addition to the protec'
t,or NJ Neyyork harbor. New buildings for the &C.
couaodaton Of larger garrison are under CONTRACT
ami are 70 DO erected Immediately. Forty prisoners
heckade.ruuners, WHO arrived IRON The South by the
steamer Newbern few days ago. were added to fore
Lafayette yesterday.
THE MILITARY COMMISSION AT FORT LAFAYETTE,
The Military Commission appointed by Zen.
Dix 10 examine and investigate the cases Of persons
arrested and detained In Fort Lafayette. New'fork
Harbor and Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. other tnaa
prisoners OF war and eonycts pursuant TO instructions
rom tbs War Department met ut Fort Lafayette yes
,erday morning. There we're but two members presess
Col. w. s. Howe and Capt Royal s. Frank anu ~
Commission adjourned until to-day withou' sny -v''1.
Tho nass for tie postponed meeting wiz pfoos0' w -
Fort Hamilton, for better aecommoaa''oAN
ARRIVAL OF coNvAIEsosSTs.
Three hundred cOnvalescent soioiers ait'vep
,hs PAIL BARRACKS yesterday morning. fom the nos
~ wv T., ma about wsshiugon They belong to Now
a srSs,sS 81, + 70 Major
ue4ei ~ pETTgR ACCOMMODATIONS.
.,;ants were all removed from the
ny IN e;enora Hospital at Fort Schuyler isst SAY
Mcpou and taken 20 Dayds Island we e. u.sS
q the Ms1SSsa w ho p1s SSs
as ,i bs Temporarily kept These barracks WI p
isSsat Enforcement the accommodation wescr
oes n IN itself and 70 the soldiers 70 proysoe
o orse and We aSs glad to chSeaols thu imp"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
FROM GEN. GRANTS DEPARTMENT.
Capture Of a Wagon Train by Rebels.
THE TRAIN RECAPYURED BY DUB Troops
Also, Q Rebel General, Adjuisnta General
and Inspector General
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Jan. 10. lssx.

The following dispatch has been received
at tie headquarters Ia this city,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. IL, 1854
MojoyGen. HALLEcK, Gsserotia- Chief r..
On the 18th inst. Gen. Vance made a raid toward
Townsville and captured train Of % wagons. He was
promptly pursued by Col Palmer, who recaptured The
wagons aud took ambulance loaded with medicineA
80 saddle horses and 100 stand Of Vance. biz
AGi1tant-Genera, and InspectorGsnerd are among
the prisoners captured. q. s. GRANT. Msjcr-Gen.