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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
Appointments by ih. Pre.ideat.

The following nominations have been made
By tho President:
Capt. Docs.rs 10 be Commodore.
tspi. H0wau % Dc Conn odore
Andrew w,le Justice Of the Supreme Court District Of
c2IaTaaeea vou If y.nt,,v Minister R..s.p, =. Yo.arr.
james II. PaIfrdgc, Minister Resident ri salvador.
A. y. DiekDson Of New YORK. minister At Nicara9us.
A. A. Han Of Tennessee, Minister Resident at Bolivia
lufur King IT Wisconsin, Minister Resident AZ Rome.
Henry begh Of NewfoIk, Secretary Of Legation At St. Pc
W NJ Brg-s Of 3srsschugetls Secretary of Legation Al
Brazil
Gbra Henson Of wisoonsin Commissioner and Consul Gen
sIzl a, Liberia.
Geo r. Stewart Of Nswyort ConsnlGenersl at shansis..
y. Chsw OF Maine, Consul NJ Tnnpico.
j. z. 4. Wiugaie II sU-Hlnpshire CoDsul ct Swsow.
y. II. Ruggies ~ new-York, Consul ct Jamaica.
j. J. Cpnfe Of New-Nenco Consul At rss. del Norie.
Geo. r. Haugon, Of Ncw-york, Consul at Fillmore
T. " Provost, al Maine, CousD ut GaAyaqml
Aaron Yorns Of bs,ns Consul at Rio Gran5e BrsEii.
4. g. BTshsn n Mictign. Consul II vorsey, Belgium
Richard Busesd 0. No@Yok United States District Judge
c, H. sinaordr Consul ~ Santa marths
hichsTa D. hoi'e q, Iowa. Con,ni at Careco.
c. u. Upton 81 virEiIls, Consul st Genevs.
u. y. Hal 81 Colorado, Consul al Naples.
E.n HI Of Mchrsn c9a.ul st;isn Jurn del Sur.
G. u. Loehs Of Pennsy vss Con ,ul at Puerto C4bslo
X. w. Creel Consul 81 ChiLlshus.
w Blaze o. Msrylandl Consol d Nannnilla
Jos ". Marx 81 OHIO, Consul At Amsterdam.
w j. Tr0whYidF. OF Connecticut Consul at Bsrbsdosa
y Csntvei Of PeDnsyvanis, Consul al Dublin.
a ~ Haoas, q fenn.yhsla, Consul al Jerusalem
l.. W Tapisn. IT, OF Massachusetts Consul at Bs.ayiA
4. o. Riddle Of Ohio. Conrul at Ma.anzas
.sy.. tygs, ~, n n NM, Consul a La Union
- sinith Of Ptnnsyysna Consul st Island Of CandtA
WV Neyistcn 81 Ohio Consul al Bayonns
9; H. Herman Of Jersey, ConsR At Dcmerurs
lnomsi Kirkpatrick Of NewYork Consul at Nasssp r. r.
H. balou Of New York, Consul General al Havana
James ID. Doty Of Utah, Governor Of Utah.
" IaVaaa 81 psks~5, davsEaog Of DaksAh
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TomPKiNs - A Ee~a't on Friday. Jan: ., Georss 9.
Tcmpkns 10 tho 18th Of his age Of the lats
ard Coneiis Toiopkins a.i stepson Of Il. VI. Munson
IN, win be held No III West Forty
street.. Monday, llth Inst, at III O'Clock Tho
friends and relatives OF tas family respectfully invited to
cttend.
VAN BRUNTAt Yorkv- OF ri Icy evening jan a. MARIA,
wife of Geo r. Van Brun in the 3+h year Of her
Heg friends erd those Of the family the members Of Cornen
,l Lodge f. and A. NJ, respectfully invited 10 attend her
nneraI Monday, Jan. H. at O'CLOCK m, rom tie
Prospect Hil Church E'ye fsh street ard EhId
avenue without further invi;stiou. her remains vii Dc
taken 10 New Brunswick, \. j., Tor intsrnIent-
Eys Brunswick O. - papers please copy.
VAN buren, - On saturday, Jan. o. Of typhed fever.
William A., ouly OF Ds William n. snd L~oiSs ven
Burn grandson Of Dr. Valentine Mott aged 10 yeEs Sid 10
mouths ..
Reuben Mas. SUI bs celebrated a, st. Stephens Church.
Tvrntveehfh s1osi on Monday, 18th inst, at O'Clock
~ precisely The friends o. tho family are Invited to at
tend without iorther notice.
wOoD-Ou Saturday evening. Jan. o. Nj. Hillah Wood,
aged 100 yesrs and months , =, ,
The friends Of the family and If her grand children MI ia
cob Valentine. tho Rev. George ". Woodruff and John
1ruib Invited intend her funeral on Tuesday Ntsr
at O'clock from the residence Of Mr. j. Valentine no.
IFS Fast Twelfth street without further inyitstion
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from Fortress Monroe.
roRrrres MoNnoE. Mednesday. JAN.

FORTRESS MoNBoE, "Wednesday Jan o. looi
Joseph Bowers aud - Brashard oil the
New. York Mounted Riaes escaped from the Yorktown
,a, On the nigA O, December % The former was cap
tnree by our piekets above Yorktown, aud the latter
came IN and gave himself up las evening, saying he had
been out on q raid.
FogIRrss MoyBoE, Friday Jan. G, 1864.
snow storm commenced here last night, and st4l
continues 90 q. n.y.
Two deserters from the 5oth Georgia and one from a
Virginia regiment come Into lines win Suffolk yes
terday.
Sergeant Myers ofthe 1lth Pennsylvania Cavalry has
been sentenced by " be shot TO death at
such time and place as Gen. Getty may decide.
.fbe schooner Lola Mcntes from Cape Cod was
dragged into one u the Russian frigates this morning
ard lost her msDast By coming in contact with tie
sprit Of the irigato.
The steamer Sophia. from New.York bound TO New
Orleans, came into Hampton Roads this morning for
repairs.
The schooner T. ". Froth sprung leak at sea- and
had throw tie largest part Of her cargo ('ap over
board.
TogTREss BIoSRoy Saturday Jan 9. 1854.
Major Gea Butler returned TO Fortress Monroe i1s'
evening.
Auyesses reported 10 have arrived hore during ihc
rast week sailed this forenoon Wind northwes'.
| The engineer aud two frcmen who were captured
fra the star Of the West, and who escaped from the
Richmond Prison, arrived here today.
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THE CASE OF TEE CHESAPEAKE.
gER SEIZURE DEcLARED PIRACY.
The Judge and Acknowledgement in Favor
Of Restoring the Vessel 70
Her Owners
HAuPAx. N. s., Saturday. Jan Q. 1893.

Admiralty Court, the Hon. Judgo Stuart, c. j.,
presiding; the Hon. J. W. Johnston. Acknowledgement
for the Crown; W. A. ID. Morse esq. counsel for the
owners of the Chesapeake JAW. Rtcaie. esq counsel
for the Confederates.
In opening the Chesapeake case the Judge stated mat
the cause was entertained upon ,he ground that the sez
ure Of the vessel pratcal oct. EiS opinion was
that the vessel oush, 20 b. given up 70 her owners.
Mr. Rtchic asked the Judge 70 contemplate the propa
bility Of application Of the Con,ederates for her
His Honor declared lie would not entertain anything
of the kind.
Mr. Ritchie then gaze his Interpretation OF the Ia"
upon the validity II the seizure. contending thar an!
citizen OF the Southern Confederaoy with or without
commission has an absolute right to seize any vessel ne
longing 10 ihe Unlouists. and it would lie lawful
prize
The Advocate General said he felt some difficulty In
bringing the case into this court Is there was pre-
tense Of her being lawful prize Bn there was Pr1a
Jao,t evidence that Oh. capture was piracy His opinion
was that the vessel should be delivered over to her
owners.
| Adjourned to tho 18th instant.
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irYreer 90 funds ll operations Tor tbs relief Of The
Army were never extensive snt Elective han now IL
every military ceu;sr on "sshinstSa
e ho Rio Grade The value Of The ssppfs issued "
Ire Av of ihs Potomac iur1g ard Immediately sier Oess
ysbas seoed seventy thousand colsl, 10 Issues q
Chs,n like scale. Thousands Of men needing
Spe,l kelef" daily csrsd los IL ia "honies ~
sd Wagon trains fellow soldiers cyerywh
Ip,re-ion Ho.fal in.pccon Hospital Directory, Trsss
uoration sics and wounded &c are In h operAo0
he cost oil al tbs tossyng IS rot lsss than offy ave
or.sud collars per month Ia funds now much refugee
sd immediate contributions are requested - snssin "
The Xsifs tst have been sot up wis. such Adorable sn
snarry .u1 sec o. Cnicago Cincinnati, and
Boston though reported even - Tor The benefit 81 -
ssultsv Commission" havc YET contributed dolar
h, fya.t The s-e thus slsst have been receiss
y tho branches OF Ito Commission a. those cities respec~
lively. -, 81, ~.
These branches sppy them ncs u,-f,ly. mainy tott>
of meisfs made INTO clothing, bsdins sot
and f,r Ike purrosss They lhns reeyu tho treasury OF ta4
on the necessity cf purchasing snppAss osiono
s % certain css But shey render no AID 10 any osns9
department o. 10 vorE. -,
sihoa Ard cost Commission referred 20 rAteen&
OF IL system and Of the application Of its nds us PAY
sed conios of which may De had sppiesiionat to1
otire oil the United States Sanitary Commission No. -
Broadway A. sc BOOKSTORE u ~ H. r. hshaop" wv ~
h h r1bni,ed 70 81 humane ard ps,rioc men that thA
gom,on saved. sud 10 daily sss ng lives the county
nuot "a n 10 oso what il Il doing TO econonise the an
money tho Commission hrs received and OF direct pfsas
teal avery interested N drunirhne ~
eos. ard the duration u tie war. 90, =, ,,,w
Contributions may be seat 10 the rreasurer At No Is Ws
st or no. aaJ BIosdwsy, Sew-tork.
- GEORGE T.. STRONG
Treasurer uTi.sd States Sanitary Commission
December ~ 1856.
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FROM MEXICO.


A Tampico letter Of Nov. %, published In a
New Orleans paper contains the following item about
the progress OF the Mexican war:
Our last ie, from San Luis Potosi mp 20 The 10th
inst The principal capitals had been occuped-bnan'
aiusto by 1900 French troops and Queretaro, Soree
and Guadaasra by the rest OF tie combined forces oil
the French and Mexicans
Aguas CslieDtes had likewise surrendered 70 Col.
Chavez after siege Gen NarqueZ was IN MOreiia;
Gen. Miramon, accompanied by bis two brothers and
two hundred other cbiefains end officers. had let the
OF Mexico 20 raise division with which 10 was 70
march on Durango. ,
san Luis was expected " bs occupied by The 10Th
inst and JuaFeg it l. snd Intended 20 take refuge ~
Texas VITO bis family and friends. Letters from the
interior # the country say that no resistance VIII be
opposed TO the occupation OF San Luis Juarczs govern
nlent being q rifre Ell -. nobody obcying orders
Before eaying San Luis the Liberals had imposed
forced loan 81 10000 the city. while Gonzales Or'
tega imposed similar OF 500 100 IN Zacstccas
Gen. uraga who hGd gathered some 10 coo men Yor
tie purpose Of fighting the French and Mexican ann
In their advance from QueretaTo toward San LUIS IAu
retired, avoiding an eucounier.
Gen. AIojia commands the vanguard OF Inc tfehon
end Mexican army md viii likely be the iirrt to enter
san Luis. 10 hun hes been ntrused the care oil sweep
Ing tho roads and securing safe communication be
tween the lastnamed city end TampicO 50 II can be
eXrected that the State Of Tamanllpns VIII DO entirely
occupied BIZ the next month.
Or side the ciyu State war FOR GoTernor ovid
INK the Opposition, viii materially help Gen. AeJia IN
his operation; the other side II IL most likely tina
some of tho dssdCnts vii abandon Jaarezs banner and
oia Meta; Of these events no hare but too frequent
instances in this country.
Gen Commonfor,, ii Is stated did not fa In battle.
but was essassinated His assessins were unknown
but tho Supreme Government Of tho City OF Mexico bad
proclaimed them 20 b. outlaws. 10 be sui1aAruy exc
cutcd Whenever captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

Eer.whs ptve, They made clean gweep OF The GOODS
in Mr. Lswiss store and also OF pretty good supply
IN the store of S Benedict esq They took more or
Iess property rom private houses and made prsoners
~ several citizens ard a few loose soldiers all OF whom
were released on parole after being taken few niles
from their homes They took away all the horses they
could find
ssme Rebel cavalry was made on the same night INTO
Winfield, Putnam County. taking away az tne go'os
and horses they could capture no onpn 49,
Their retres. bach nom whence they came win their
plupdeg lChagleston West Va, Republican.
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From Gan EranciseS.

aAg FRASCiscO. Saturday. Jan. 9 Ist4.
The aggregate business Of the week has been
large particularly Us regards alcohol sugar and strip
General markets since NewXeaI's Day are trmer,
with considerable animation.
The political contest in Nevada Territory IL becoming
ircnf6y exciting The clause IN the Constitution per.
nitng tsIaton Of mines is fuJious assaied. Though
thero general desire 10 have the State Government
Organized as speedily possible, the Indications
that the Constitution VII be rejected by the popular
vote
Ja. lO.-ArIiyed Steamer oriziba from Panama
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rRosy THE ARMY OK THE POTOMAC
Omcsrs Dismissed from fhc ser'icc-De-
seriers 10 be Exesu,ed--seyerc Cold
Weather.
BrNQUARTERs Amy


Jan l6 1864.
in pursuance Of sentence By general courts
,oastiGl Iierts isaac n. Whitemeycr 10Th Indiana
Thomas A. DorN'aIt, 10th Pennsylvania; Edward i.
Convey. list New-York; John \. Iare, 72d New
York; Thomas MoNamee All New.York. and Albert
Reinart 52d New.York have been dismissed from the
service.
The sentences o. death for deseriion In The cases OF
privetes John Wison 7st Pennsylvania: James Lane.
9th New.Ysrk; James w. Clifton, 9th New-Jerseyi
Ira Suith nth Tew.Jersey, and Allen G.. Ms1son. lst
Michigan have been approved, and the executions are
liz ed for the Goth inst.
Surgeon jonathan Letiermore, Q. S. A. for the last
eighteen months Medical Director Of this Army has
been relieved at HE own request and ordered TO fba-
delplia.
Everything quiet. Weather intensely cold ct rig'''
lee foyus nightly over an inch thick.
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For Coughs. Colds, and Consumption.

II. VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAn is the most
highly approved medicine discovered IT STOOD ras
Bssg oY TESTS TIys having had unprecedented ALE
ofsEasLY FORTY yEAas. II i recommended BY bsse
PHYSICIANS, our mos, eminent crIzxSs the Press TIE
TRADE IN Ia. ny oil who know H. Fer certificates which
can given to sre'. any extent ee wrpps 20 eseh bottle
I'll. Pr5pre.os win chesrly refund The money NOT aas
tirey satisfactory Price - cents and 81 the large bottee
much sos cleapcst. Be- c4aEsrL TO ssr LHE GnsruS
which prepared only or REED CUlLER& Co. Wholesale
Drass. Boston Sold in New York BY Dealer. generally
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Returning Veterans.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 10.
The 2sih Pennsylvania volunteers arrived
This Afternoon on fnIloggh and were received by tie
Henry Guards accompanied by Birgfeld's Band. who
escorted them 20 tie refgeshment saloon whore salute
was fred IL honor Of the returning heroes snd their tat
tered flag The 18th was the regiment formerly com
marded by Gen Geayy its Colonel and is Of his
division. The whole regiment has reenlisted-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
FROM NEW.ORLEANs,

The steamer Columbia, which left New-Or'
leans jan g. arrived d; this port last evening. Her
dates Gre days later than our previous sdEice but
We received news Of any recent movements by our
armies IN that quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

Messrs. Mason g. Thomas advertise the ninth
season OF ,hei- concerts at DOdworth Hail. to commence
TO morrow night. The give The mos, esteemed instrl.
mental, ftripgel or bowed quarieite music piano
ceris ETC. Sec Advertisement. An excellent course 0,
study and enleI.sumopt.
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Corrs,pondsuee Q. the Associated Prc,r.
NYx.(yrvIya Ia

Corrsspondsuee Q. the As'ocA,ed ffosf
NTv.OEiELSs, Jan J. 1869. IAN
Information has reached here nom three or
four different directions that all tie Rebel troops which
have been operating in Western Louisiana on the banks
q. the Msssipi and in fact the whole force Of the
enemy are gathering in Central Texas and uniting 10
form one large AMY to attack our new Acquisitions OF
tie coasi Of Texas Tley win number at least 4Ooo
The most ample preparations have been made 20 meet
this force as well possible with tie number Of troops
in thgaepar,reps. There wiz socp DO news Of greatest
interest frGfn Texas.
The 10Th rny Corps eth remains 81 New Iberia.
Nearly every regiment has been re,nisied ~ veterans
The aren't Of tie Stse Of Connecticut is at New Iberia
paying every nan rom that State who rs.nlisS 500.
Tie l2.k Connecticut has zee Alisied
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The Court OF Appeals

AIgAsY. Saturday. Jan. .. iscJ.
In the Court Of Appeals The day calendar for
Monday Jan. II, Is .0logs; Nos ~, u, ~ -, ~
81, 81, ~, ~ and Il.
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Business Notifies.
ARE YoU DISTURBED AT NIGHT,


and broken Of rest by child suffering and crying with the
pain Of Cutting Tet.hl so 60 and get bottle Of
MIS- WIssLows SooIhISs SrHua II vii, relieve the little
sufferer inmodiaiey. cures Wind Collie regulates tho
bowels, and "a PERFECTLY CASES. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
GROVER q BAKERS celebrated ELASTIC
srIrcn SEWING MACHINES fer sale at No. o3J Broadway.
22d st. Also Machine Sewing OF every description doas
IN the beat uiauuef.
HOYT's HiAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE. -
Warr TOD 10 restore faded and gray Hair ard Whkers TO
their original color Superior dyes and every other prcpa
ration for The har IN toe natural and life sppestnce gives,
instead q tie dun dead back Of dyes that tho I1ost
critical observer cannot de it, in the simplicity 81 its
application being used easily any article Of The toilet
AID s nsfca elects the head aud The hair II ,lse'
the r.oa and silky prevents from falling o.t removes a
as inpurcs and entirely rcones The bad effects o.
se previous Of preparations eontsn-ns sulphur sass'
Of Iced, Sc.
IioTr's MIrv.BsHA HAIR Gloss
urex cellcd In keeping tbo hail h curL
EofTs lsPEniAL CoroRIfc CBrAN
chances igi and red BAR beautiful brown kl,cf.
HoIrs ExcgIsIoR ToILET Powprs.
rars beauty to the ooLpe1ior sInoolhness 20 o skia
and youthnrs 4 uppcsrance Sold ovorywlsr
JoszPn Hour a Co, No. 10 UniveEsityIlscs. n. I.
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Ariusemenfs.

Tonight (Monday) the company Of Herr An.
schultz viii present Becthoysns opera OF Fdelo. for The
benefit Q. thst excellent artist Nine. JoLannson- On
this oocaslon Her Herman from her M ssiys Thoa,cr
ba.s singer, VIII appear for the lrss time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

DR.. ScHESCK VII Re professionally at his rooms. No -
Sont-ss, New YORK every Tuesday from until NJ
for consultation and s5y.ce "Wednesday and 1hrday tho
18Th AMI sth ns he win be st The Marlboro Hotel Boston,
al every Saturday 81 his hoae Office No. % North siIhss
Phi yh8 sad here letters Of advice &C. should be d.
rectsd AL those bog under disease u the Lungs Liver,
Stomach scrofua Cancsrous T0ors eTaed Throat loo
~ the blood sny symptoms lesdng TO Parsys are
iDgied 10 cal lin secTe. lie charge for al
vice bat for thorough erSninaon with Liz besprouetez
he charges 80 u upyly q medicines be had 4; ID
trus 4 his olite No 81 Bond,t Prcs OF the PULMONi0
SYRUP snd SEA WEED TONIC, each = per bottle or ~
the hall dozen. MANDRAKE PILLS rs cents PEI boz.
CONRAD kCH, 30. 81 bssc.sy street, " hoessie Asep(
lor Nav YCrx city
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Reported Gathering OF Rebel Troops In
Central Texss-CooteinpIsted Annck
ppon orr Fcrces--Anipic Preparations
90 Receive the Eebeis-The foth Army
Corps stiIi at New-Zbcria-Jhe Men
Ic-epiistcning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

REPORT OF THE n. Y. HosPITAL.-The fol-
lowing Ia the report OF the above institutions Number
OF patients remaining Jan J. 3o5; admitted ~; dis.
charged cured IL died II remaining at date, 3il.
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Foss'. Lover sknte Buckles.
RI. q. =. sanitary Commission

wsnulr tl-ca md for sas On Snaps Il wholesale by
,. STEVENS, No. 9IJ Hesr.-si., New-Yors,
snd No Is kiby.st, Boston. Masy.
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IRON GIN. KRLLYS DEPARTMENT.
THE OBJECT OF HIS MOVEMENT

orv EAnLYs LATE OPERATIONS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
Home Finances.

There has been an increased demand for money
during the past week, owing in a very great de-
gree 20 the long continuance of dry weather,
which has occasioned very decided speculative
movement in breadstuffs and feed grains. Be-
sides this We may remark a disposition TO hold
back supplies the part OF farmers, many Of
whom have still large portion of last years crop
on hand, and are seeking advances for the liqui-
dation of such debts As are pressing with the ex-
pectation OF realizing prices by.and-bye much
above the present ruling of the market.
The drought is also affecting collections in some
of the mining districts andremittances from those
regions are falling off; which causes rather more
inquiry from the mercantile classes for legitimate
business purposes. The supply of capital, how
ever, is sufficient, and good business paper is
readily placed upon terms long current-in bank
at lia2 per cent. per month, and in the open
market al Il as per cent.
Ii is not 10 be disguised that serious apprehen-
sions of a tight Money Market are entertained by
some persons in the event OF a much longer con-
tinuance of dry weather but on the other hand
it Is lneasurably certain that large amounts of
CAPITAL will dow into this market for investment
in the course Of the present year and these, with
the opening of new gold fields both north and
south, and the continually increasing results Of
gold and silver quartz mining, seem to forbid such
apprehensions and to give reasonable assurance
that the present rates of interest will not be ad
yanced. If indeed they do not give place to lower
as has heretofore been the prevalent opinion.
The receipts of treasure from the interior and
mining districts since our report Of the lst instant
have been about 81 500 900; Of which the Mint
has taken about $500 900; and some $500 600 are
probably available for shipment
The market is well supplied with bullion, and
the demand thus far has been light. Sales Of gold
are reported to-day at sa06s30 The price of
silver is not fully determined. but will probably
range at par per cent discount for round lots,
and at Ia II per cent. premium for selected bars
of high grade.
Exchange on the Atlantic cities has been some
what unsettled by recent advices, and may be
further Influenced by dispatches expected this
evening. Currency bills have been offered to-day
at 55G5I per cent premium on gold bills payable
in coin are quotable at 495 per cent premium
TelegraPhic transfers ut ST 66 per cent premium.
We may remark here that the condition of affairs
at the East is regarded extremely critical and
uncertain. The events that occurred last wear at
about this time. when the currency price Of gold
reached its elimination and tumbled l2G2O per
cent in few days is not forgotten.
Sterling (Bankers) Is offered at 4s04std; Com
uercial at 4e9494d; Francs at 500.
Legal Tenders have dropped to 6lG62, dealers
rates and the market Is well supplied Quarter
masters Checks are selling at about 6l.-S. +.
Mercantile Gazette.