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The New York herald., 1864-10-23

Scnscrlpacns 10 gcvcruW ant loan 304 100
7be aggregate value Ct the inporsatoas, other than
dry goods and at sh port during tho week ending
October 90 was 81 -5ss, ,si4.
The Boston 7saniieT Of yesterday refers financial
matters m THAI city ~ follows
The money copt,naes easy FOR loans call aud
Tor discounts of trsi class The applications
asrect are comparatively small and there many
lenders there borrowers satisfactory pedses.
tbe beet loans negotiated at six very fair
ercia, names are passed st nine cent There 10
aferon, cisses OF public securities safe and psrns
wanted in small i,ts and there Considerable doing In
COPPER Stocks 6ut principally on speculative account
me Chicago 7rioxve OF tho 2cth inst Says
The produce markets partially seoovcred from the
pscic o yesterday, bot movements SELL entirely
speculative and snlppcrs doing but little else than
lorwadirE oats This state OF adairs rspdere Eastern
exchange very scsrre end our bankers still reming
currency Last 20 draw Against Among psoduce opera.
tors tae greater caution observed ana although the
markets to-day shade better than yesterday they
Iioeed weak uadeS the declining tendency II gold The
sappy fully equal 10 the and. and the
cscaupt are accommodating their customers
freely at 10 ooDt. Eastern exChsnge 10 fair de-
and the market ruled rrm at discount 70 par
buying, aud - premium selling. As We hsvc already
stated tie supply not equal TO the demand, and
bankers do not look Gor improvement Of Affairs iii
liberal snipmeou OF Doe; arc pork take place.
Tne following abstract Of Pennsylvania company
orts shows the coal for the sezsou compared
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
p.r.ornI Tr,.,,,u.u

priacs Gsrtsenskon 10 stsytg Al Bsaarsv.e. on the
I kg ~ GeBovs, near fauaanne, n the ni.,, ~ a
.,.~ <sf Rrssisn nobi~s, sbo divide their .l,s,,,os
eas l.stas. and The t~o Gfsnd Dpcnassss Hesus
--sfns ,tora
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IN. Inaln.na ElcrsIor,
Obitnarr.

CfNtffEtr, V~f. III ASpf.
oHcisl relgrps from ali pyt ion corp,cr IN inoisns
ave Sorton majority oftwenty one thousnnd.
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

sAruspAS. Got f2-sP. ~
Sns stock market opened taey this morning and the
At the nrss board onosualy light The
eiss ssies compared with shose nj yesterdays sso
ocd board showed an Improvement Ia Nes York certsai
Of y. Reading X Pn,sbarg sDd Fora ws,oe x, ONO aAa
Mississippi certificates X Chicago ard S'Etawsesesc 90
snea " Csubsrlaad Coal A. Adans'o ssi sofa q
lsok. Mariposa 3lH Erie advanced = upon Yesterday
,rutnss pr,os
Govcrnusut securities duI- Coupon ave-twenties
sO,d ., i0zs nsv issss os'f 100. coopon stxes Of
Yssl tosx 100, oos year oeritacaies s4S ss State
s,ocks were Gs sS bd Coz tennessee ssxsx "a
for North carons sl4 tor hssour, sizes eb fog
the Bano snd 50 ycssph i-sce Rsnrcsd bonds
moderately .cre. Asr tts can anc At re new board
al ono O'Clock prices shade lower Afterwards
90 the street. the marker arm ii the Decline bu,
with very limited amour, o. eus,Dess.
In the gold ,ls quotations influenced by ths
scarcity o. cash gold street. ard the market
the whole, hfm. TIE iac,uatio0s follows
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draws frsu ths revealed truths oe 6ed suevuHSv -
under the ,oxs o. ts spr u error aud ososs. aud =
doctrine and mccall aw preieods TO forn rnuls sa1
sns ns ss yssss ps wsoss Da.ars % tender
cngssds srace sbandaned without restraint 90 the bad
nasssoos and The pride cf We rsa-oa and generations
Tor iamiiss and tho state ui this desss&abe mode
OF teschiug separated from the Ctnolc faith and the
lac, "a shs onuoh Is source OF ev 70 private iadi
v'oasm ana society, when che teacnrg Of letters and
scieooe and the education which ihe uprsr classes r
oesas In tho pubic schools aioIe cnncorned.
VINO deo NOS see thai the same method wiu produce
much morn banefui results II " spplied 70 the po-
panr schoos H. especially ii ihose schso that Ins
tenderest infancy g. ss On Gully osructed in the ys.
ecfes ana tho soerNs OF koy religion, and formed
VA to a,xenos 70 pety, integrity or mannos Iexsop
end noaosty OF lhe In those schools religious doctrine
ought 70 have tho Hvst paoe 10 e~erythng relating TO
educstion or instruction, and predompsts in ssch
consdered aeosssnry Youth therefore exposed 20 the
greatest perih when Ia these schools education not
are principally sstasi,snsa Win tss view c xiv
ias reigiaus instruction TO tho people. of lesdiag
a,sas,, dnsM 70 pissy and % a really Christian moral
ciaitnod the right OF watching these establish
nsats with even more care Than others. and o.
surrounding them with her solcitude The dceign OF
~ithrawng the popular echoog from the power OF the
church. ard tho attempts made realize Inspired
therefore By spirit o hossty sgsins. her. aud hy too
desire OF extnguishDg amchg Datnns tha divine sh OF
Uur holy faith Tho chngch, which founded those
schools with 80 much care, aud wbioa GI~ays
tainad th5in with 80 zeal considers The
better part Of nsr authority power aud
every measure the result OF WHOM IL q separa
tion between the schous sah Sue church
we'll rs the schools themselves the creates, injury
Tnose who pretend hat the church ought abdicatc
suspend her mooera,ing rover and saisry aGiou
the ppvar schools, sek her ia reality 10 violate the
comm nds nf hof divine author, aud 10 FenouEcs the
accpln Ashment OF the duty which has beer haposed
upon her from on high TO watch the savatioo Of al
nien 10 every place. in evory country In when this
design shond be formed. and sbsvo AZ, DO executed
withdrawing the schools from the authority of the
rab'y exposed 20 tho dsDsnr ~ osine the faith
charcp would most assuredy DO upder the rgoreus ob
gasion not only making a. cry effort, and crnoy ing
every neaus In order obsan for tha. youth the
struc,'on and education necessary Tor u but o.
warning all the iaithu and o dectr,ng to them that
such schools instituted against tho Catholic church
not Ia conscience be fseauenied The brsf by
coagratustine tho Al, bbihop tho energetic oppo
elton no mani ested TO the reosn Of tho puA schools
IN Baden, aud imporos God 90 ASSIST hun and hs fxhf
coedutors 10 their straages for tho OF the aoy
Church.
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The .span,sh Quarrs, in Peru.

IFrom mo COtreapNndencia, OK HadFM OCT Q.
Peru is unwilling to treat with Spain, except tho
condition u the previous Surrender Of the Chuchs
lsaods fs that precisely wha, the Spanish govern
tnenthse Declared that II cannot do unt shall have
received the satisfaction demanded, the telegraph was
right In announcing, contravy 10 the assertion Of
ta1t Peru h.e accepted the bases arrange
mon. proposed by Spain
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4 Snnufah MiIl Sulf.
CHARGE or ATTEMPTING 70 CHEAT TIE Cu
HEIRS or RICH CuEAN IN SPAIN.
rErnY GA lion M Ocf

CUBAN
HEIRS or A RICH CuEAN IN SPAIN.
From Galignant Messenger, Oct.7.
According advices from Madrd the town OF Eantau
dor ic koy 70 become ths theatre cassse cs.eIre
wnioh will give profitable poy ymens the gentlemen
Of the long robe Two doctors Of the place priest
notarics other individuals been
and imprisoned suspicion OF having fabricated false
will.
In tho neignboriog town OF Tenedo resided retired
Havana merchant. very rich and penuricus He had
Msoe will IN favor OF hts nephowx "a Cuba, leaving
when 70 tho surprise OF every ohe another OF poscror
date to light alter h decease leaving every thing
70 certain parties 10 Santandar, we'll saver sums
70 he suspected Tins testament e said have
been made after bis dsa. Hence the
large Of money has bees sent from Havana, IN
charge Of escA sacns TO foos out the prosecution
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q iribnidi In the EnEitsh Financial
Crfnis.

General Garbadi, who has now perfectly recovered
from hs wound aud walks freely wi;hsrt stick hAs
addressed tho following eIts dated Capresa September
90, to the Novlmsn'c Of Genoa
Irsqaest you 10 publish the folowing In said that
ioters OF exchange, bearing my signature beng or
cuisted IN England warn whom Il ruay that
thoac signatures ferSores, rnce cersany
signed any bills OF exchange for any sum whatevss.
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
Obituary.

Prince Paul GsIi.zin died 10 Par~, oc.obor g. He was
al the Princess OF shat nsmc whom tho prooi.
ps, letters OF Nine. swetchiuo wero addressed.
William RoupeIl, ex r. and convict forger was TO
have lately 70 Ne~ Zealand with batch
vcts but stated bis stay Engand necessary
series he is smpoysd in the Extension Wsrks :,
Chatham. and may bs secn common aborer, dressed
Ooarss cSny'S & suit using SPADE o. psss
counecton with the works FOR the enlargement OK the
Chatham Dockyard.
Father Ignattus. not the Anglican ono, Mr. Lyps but
the Hon and kev. George Spencer died 10 England.
Mr.. Spencer q the THIRD earl -, thar name
aud was brought NJ .. Eon I'D cantri'se &c entered
holy orders, ana was present q 70 gRRseic lymg
Brighton. Soon ter~aros 0e seeded ican
church and eoterod tie dor o e'asm' sts % 1855,
works OF beueyolSnce sad viety lie ded alter stort
ircss at Carstairs, n his sky ti'th ,str.
rHs MARQUIS pa ssarnsGAap, rAvorsRp
The Emperor Nap ieou Ia, son, Az aidde.eaup TO
the Chateau de Ia notte-Sssvciex IN s.voy u con.
doie, in bis name. with the family or toc A,rlris
Costa de Feanregard. WHO died lately. Tns nobeman
chief OF OF the oldest Savoy families, was for
.ncrly much Ia Torm where be "a, as meun'er OF
ssiy.rsss sss.ees Soso 'a asrs ms sS sss
affected vheo Il 1a spired shs. King Victor Emsnusl
had reeolyed 70 psrt with the province which was the
c,asls s & ns race Ias,s ws "a ani.,ed debate IN tie
Marquis and other Savosien gentsncr toos part 10
which Cavour had easy task to the charges
i1gratitude brought against the govcrnmen VIXEN /.
became evident that the die cast and savsy given
over to Frsoce NJ dc Besuroaard frankly accepted bis
altered position and resolved TO be good and oyai
jsct - the Emperor, he had bcon to the King
with the fortunes OF whose family tho ra1nans Of his
house were Taxed The Emperor recognized 6iaril
and t-cated him with marked considers His doate
was premature, FOR he WIS little over sixty yecrs o.
PaBNoH CsLZsaIsIse.
lparisfoct % correspondence of the London Tmcs.l
Count horsce do Vcclstei, grand nephew or MnaoosI
nsnbsr OF very Old French family, and well known in
i'sr's ~ writer q Action, sso and Gchc ooyy
End as journalist bas just died,
AZ L,s The Coonel ~ Engnecrs. Dubois Fresno, the
palrrch os ths FreHeh army has died at the sgs Of
hundred and elk years.
MoYTAerE aogE. TIT NOVELIST.
ffron tbc London Pest, tot D..
This ge3teinnp. who disd few days ago, one os
the family Of tho Cores OF Barrow Court and hnrn
In tho yeH 1911. lie was vel known 70 the literary
world and vse sp able Contributor the newspapsr
press Hs vrbansty and amisble dlsrositc1 greatly
cesred rim "a sn large circle y, fents Mr.. Gore
never married. i~ eat in Parliament for DerHe. In
1853 and for BarnscrAa W 1s&i sno 40 elective
spesker Ia the House OF Comhions
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n oapaot conveyed BY the pen but tbs ncsdaeious
sbsurdtty Of hm seetence me, "You oa.nos 70, sw
lies Oh The surface In this particular his arrogance wo
In proportion his mpotonoe had merely asked Tor
The pass 10 save my sister possible fatigue and annoy
sncs I know well that could 70 Whenever wished
without consulting Mr.. seward. He must have known
betier thss l. when he told ee GOULD not go tertAn
IA that within few days was safe In my SISTERS nouse
10 south Carolina ANA when ths reaches yoa shan % 10
England with her. without soerug tho delay OF DAY
from Mr.. so ard attemTa 10 stop ma FRAI6k.
On board the royal mail steamship Europa Sept. ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
The Pope ON stssa schools.


rich u marcy gives to the bishops the defeoee of tho
flock of Jesus Christ the OF bis divine grace wh
injury 70 that Hook the doorous ttnes In
which We iva" The brief ccrtauos us--,tOfa trutb
disios TO which socioy nnds itself more ana uo~, re
duced has its source N ths b~efu mahlp at,ors ON
ployed On all sldss 10 withdraw more every day from
pubc educational establishments, ard eyea from the
bosom OF familiar the hoy faith, tue religion Of
his doctrine OF essaicp, aud 70 hamper Ito action
render Impossible Tb~ss pcrpcous tnschinstSns
proceed by nccexuy c0scqusnce rom all tnose dcss.
Table doc.riDcs which In " unhappy times We bsvs
the misfortune 70 SEQ evsywhsre spsssd ihemseiyes
rimsat of tbs chrig,isn repcblo and civil s1iesy
wbcn peopis impudcntiy deny the uaths rsyesied cy
nation ot human rrAsso tts s1bord of nsiu al 70
supernatural thpes dbaIyssu; mon moved from
conducted back t the nIl o. The material aud fus.ye
things of this word; ard becsues tbe chvrrh Was cs
tab.hed ~ its Divine Author - tho oo'umH abd toe
foundation OF truth " teach 70 sl the divine fsh
and 10 guard IN iu integrity ,hs ssscp connded a.
direct ety and t,s sections Of rpon aud establish
them ir honesty of manners aud regularity of lie,
coedipg 70 she rule OF revealed dsctfos ,6s
ard pSopsystors u bad dooirnes s their erovs to
strip 900 60 Ai'c power q ss sutooriy over hcmss
society They neglect Lothng order 10 eonfoe syoty
day la tbe narrcwest mlin, o. completely dim isb
social institutsous Al ecclesiastical p.vsv SUD tbs
ttop the church has always exercised and awsvs ought
10 EXERCISE those mssitu,ons finally tscy sek by
evsry mesnS " subject hpmsn soorty N fhs absolfe
power OF tho civil and political authority acrnydlg 10
the good pleasure o. those who govern snd the o. ks
cpiAons cf ths sge II not sufpisog that this ssos.
fu work takoa paoe, sbove all 10 Tho psblIc sdocston
Of youth bat et doubt IT, the greatest nisfor.
tunes any the spcicy In Witch The pnhIc and
private education OF youth whct has much iBnusnce
upcu the pcy.ty religious and OWL sooiey 10 9Th
drs-n from the moderasins power Of ,hs church i
saiutsry action.
From this, 10 tact 500 esy Ios ny dssrecs that verh
table Christi spirit which cas prcsrvs stars
the foundations o. order and a,sy rrocars
and regulate the vesiabs ast vsef~ progress NJ c,v
satcp and furnish mes with The cid they neca 10 order
70 attain thor 0ns. elm after hsis passsge Vroosh
this mortsl ife; that % 70 say. W ORDER 70 ,blsia
sievpal salvation. An eduoatos whics ao only occu
pses issM mevoy With the eospee g natural thmsa spd
as gLscs 4 tSrros.rsi seAi~ss. hn, moreover wns-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-16
The Battle Of Honey HHilI-Gen.
Fosters Position

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The Herald's Hilton
Head correspondent of the Sth says: The
list of casualties in the battle at Honey Hill
have been revised and reduced to 740. 1t
is only half amile from the Savannah and
Charleston railroad, and from our front
not only the whistles of the locomotives
but the rumbling of the trains can be heard.
Further up the Tillitinny river, on the right
of the road upon which Gen. Potter march
ed, we have taken possession of landing
at Gregory's plantation, which was evacu-
ated in hurry when our troops advanced.
From thence the supplies are forwarded to
the front. A detachment was landed at
Mackay's Point Wednesday morning, which
proceeded up the opposite shore from Greg
ory's plantation, and intrenched on point
there for the protection of our flank. The
gunboats also cooperate for the protection
OF our fianks and landings, and the naval
brigade, under Commander Preble, is do
ing efficient service on water. Gen. Hatch
went to the front from Boyds Neck on
Wednesday morning.
BY rapid and strategic movements from
right to left, we have succeeded in OBJ
tanning position from which we can COM
mand, as soon as our heavy gunsgo up, two
bridges and some miles of the Savannah
railroad, even if we do not occupy the road
itself.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-16
SHEEIeNIAN'S ARMY.
The Latest Accounts from Rebel
PnperS.

The Latest Accounts from Rebel
Papers.
New YORK, Dec. 15.-The Richmond Dis
patch of the 18th says: Latest news from
Sherman is, that on Saturday he was at
Bloomingdale, on the Central Georgia rail-
road, fifteen miles west of Savannah. 1t
was not absolutely certain whether it was
In his programme to attack the city, to slide
away down to the coast, or to endeavor to
force passage of the Savannah river en-
route for Port Royal. Our position at Sa-
vannah is difficult, rs involving the neces-
sity OF protecting both the city and some
ten miles of the Savannah & Charleston
railroad, which, leaving the city on the
west curves to the north and crosses the
river eight miles above. Sherman, since
he left Millen, has been telling timber and
otherwise obstructing the roads to protect
his rear from the remorseless ravages of
Wheeler who has hunted and hung upon
him like bloodhound.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15-Augusta (Ga.) pa
pers of the 9TH, received at the American
office, have the following: Beauregard ar
rived at Augusta on the morning of the 9th.
The Constitutionalist of the 9TH SAYS
fankee prisoners report that Fitzpatrick
was shot through the head and mortally
wounded in the fight ON Sunday at Walk
er's bridge.
The Chronicle of the 9TH says passengers
by the Savannah train on Monday after
noon report all quiet in the neighborhood
of Pocoligo, Another report states, the
enemy were advancing their main column
to Coosawatchie. It is also reported the
enemy captured two guns on Fleetspur
creek ON Sunday. Nothing definite was
obtained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-16
THE CITY.

POLICE CoURr.-Geo. w. Meeker, Esq,
presided again in the Police Court yester-
day morning in the absence of Mayor
Thomas. mime individuals-six men and
three women--were brought before him,
most of them exhibiting signs of great
wretchedness and deep depravity.
Three cyprians-Carolne McColm ian
old offender), Jennie Kane and Elizabeth
Davis, were fined SO and costs each, and
notpaying, were locked up. Clark Stanley,
for being drunk and disorderly, was fined
$3 and costs, and payment not being ten
derctl, lie was recommitted. Thomas Bow
ers, for becoming oblivious on the street,
was fined 81 and costs, and in default of
payment, was rcmanded to the lookup.
Gieb Finn, for like offense, was fined
81 and costs, which he paid, and Frank
Cally, for similar ollense, paid his
fine of SO and costs. David McDirst, for
prowllng about, and for general dis
orderly proceedings, was flied 81 and
costs, and not llquidating the same, he was
again consigned to the lookup. James
Goodsell, for disorderly conduct was fined
So and costs, which were paid up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-16
Chief Justice Chnse sworn LIN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-In the Supreme
Court of the Uuited States to-day Justice
Wayne announced to the Bar that the Bank
tax cases from New York would be called
for argument Immediately after the argu-
mentof the case from the Court of Claims
involving the question of jurisdiction,
which is fixed for the first Tuesday in Jan
uary next. ,-.- ..,
The Supreme Court chamber was filled
this morning with ladies and gentlemen to
witness the ceremony OF Chief Justice Chase
taking his seat. At a few minutes past
eleven the crier formally announced the
coming ofthe Justices, who, as is customary,
appeared in their robes of office. Justice
Wayne walked in front of hisassociates, and
was followed by the Chief Justice. They
all separated to their respective chairs and
remained standing, while the Chief Justice
himself read the oath of office. Mr.. Mid
dleton, the clerk of the Court read and
recorded the commissions.
All the Justices being seated, the Court
proceeded to business. =. r-s,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-16
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Superfne is still held at 50 Is to 80 rs
but sales of any magnitude could not have been
made at over 30 co. nor OF extra at over 90 25 to
WHEAT--There was very fair demand for red,
and the market ruled qu ct ut 81 O52 OF for prime
samples White is in light supply and the market
rules hrm at 80 2O@e 25 for prime to chico Ken
tucky The sales were: 800 bush good red at 90 s.
$50 do at 80 &C., $50 do Indiana white at $685. $50 do
choice red at - O9 and l,O6o do prime do at 50 O6
CORN-There is a continued good demand for
rules firm at 81 O5. Old is held at $i 260DI 27. ~
OATS-There is a fair demand, and the market
rules steady at "a sSc, the latter rate in elevator
WuiSiIH Mh uHiIIRe market remains steady az 81 50;
PRIISa 81 ~ a9a 2,S S Do At s. all rei1'Pected
with sales Of 2,OU0 brs at $40 co. loo tierces prime
lard sold at2211c. We did not hear Of any sales Of
HOGS-The market opened rather heavy, and
buyers disposed to hold back. and prices declined
spoot sSc at s4 % for 200 ID averages. and
SEEDS-Clover seel as advanced TO Sl4 co. and
at the close Sl4 509l5 was asked. Timothy is held
at IS s595 so. Flax is scarce and in demand at
GR0CERIES-We quote prime to choice Rio cof-
fec at 41alSc; raw sugar 229261zc; hard refined 3lD
31sc; and New Orleans molasscs 81 2591 80 per gall
Ion for choice. = =
BUTTER There is a fair demand for prime TO
choice Cebtral Ohio in half barrels, at 4G94Sc per
pound.
HAY-There i a fair demand for prime Timothy
~ Szooog2I W per ton on arrival and $29 O0930 90
P0TAT0ES-Therc is fair business doing M
50 5O84 90 per brl for the best descriptions, from
store
EGGS-Scsrce and higher, closing firm at 4s94sc
per dozen, shippers count, for fresh.
FRU lT.Green apples are in good demand at o. so
% 20 % for Eastern, aud ss 50G93 rs for WeStern.-
Dried Apples are in active demand at ll09I2c per
pound. Dried Peaches are dull and NAV be oloted
al t2G t27c per pound 10. .'fIIT