The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1857, Page 5

fomentel »¥ * ploper adiu'xture of poetry, Ppatriotiem and Punch, will assared'y be an event in our history, Tae New Grawaps DiFricciry,—Our advices from Washington istorm "4 that tne President is etermined to take the pecding question with ‘Kew Granada in hand immediaiciy ou the retarn -of Judge Bowlin, our Minister at Bogota, who is expected to airive here by the next steamer from Aspinwall. This isa very proper and just deter- amination. Marcy and poor Pierce shofiled with the Pavama difficulty so long aa to bring our vast Isthmys travsit interesia into a very precarious sptate; and the present security, which is maintain- -€d at au expendiiure of buif a million of dollars va year for beef acd plantains for the pavy now ‘stationed on each side of the isthmus, to the great profit of the mony inhabitants of that strip of country, is too costly to be long continued. Be- eides that, the sickly season is spyroaching, and -our sbip, should be retieved from (ie monotouous ‘and unpleasant service of wa'ching the Panama wailrond. A frank apnouncement of the determi- -pation to ask for nothing that is wrong and to exsct what i right will soon bring these ques stions to a successful issae. Commonore Vanpersiur anp THe Fintus- ers.—We learo trom Washington that Commo- -dore Vanderbilt is oa the auxious seat in regard to the designs of Walker sud the knot of Nicara- yuan fdivusters new guthered at the Lafarge House, and engaged in daily, consultation at ‘Gen. Henning+en’s, with George Law and other prominent sympathisers He bas written to the President, demauding tv know what are his in- tentions about letiivug Walker and nis friends fit out another expedition to Ceniral America, aod interfere with tie proceedings of Captain Spen- cer there, who is now busily engaged, uader in- structions from the Commodore, iv laying the foundstion for bis pian of our Indian Empire, and locating the direction of it at No. 5 Bowling Green. Mr. Bucdavan does aot seem inclined to be very comumucicative to the Commodore, any more than be dors to the bal: dozea other parties who are ursing their claima to the Nicaragua 7 , acd the aid of the government to em in possevsion of it, We advise the ,odore to cunt up John MeKeon’s official fetter to bim, askiog if he was a filibuster, and to write a similar one to Gen. Walker. He may perhaps get a sutixfactory repiy as to his views and inteutious. THE LATEST NEWS. From Washington. OR NEW GRANAWIAN DIFFIGULTY—NIGARAGUAN @PFaikS AND THE TRANSIT BOUTS—sPAIN AND MEXICO—GBEAT HAlLeTUSM, ETC. Wasarsoton, June 21, 1867. On the retarn of Minixter Bowlin from Bogota, which ‘svill be about the Lt proximo, the President will proceed ‘tmmodiately to take acuve measures fur the settiement of the poading difficultive between the two goverumants. He 4s decidedly oppo-ed to the dilatory and vemporizing policy ‘that bas all slong been pursued oo this and many other perplexing questions attempted to be adjusted by the Pierce administration Some of the New York commodores bave recently been ergivg upon the admivistration the propriety of taking ac- ive and efficient measures to reopen and keep open the Hicaregva transit ronte, Com. Vaoterbilt is negotiating for the came purpose, on bis own hook Ml understand that an egens of Commodore Vanderbilt has Addressed & letter to the President, to know whether he “will permit, sanction, or approve the Litlug out by General Walker of another expedition for the conquest of Central America. The President has not toimated his views op Bhe #ud)ect. Disclosures made tn the Hxnain, of the contemplated in* wasion of Mexico by Spain, have opened the cyes of the ad- qninistration, The Spaniab Minietor called at the State Do- partment yesterday , and it ts #aid weut away with a fea in his One of the severest hail storms ever known in this part of the country pawed over the chy & three ‘o'clock this aflernoon, doing ® vast doal of damage. ‘Almsxt every house in the city was more or leas injured. Large numbers of hailatones were picke! up weighing from six to eight ounces, and from six to ten inches In clr. cumference. I have seen somo persons this evening whose ‘arms were bandaged, and who were suffering consivera- Diy from ibe effects of the hail that siruck thea. Some eredulous persous really believed that tht tail of the co- met had strack the earth, and they feil upon their knees to tuake their peace with God. I never before witnessed enything like it, avd trust [ never aball agata rout Tremendous Hall Storm, Wasuitscrow, June 22, 1857 A torrific thunderstorm at about throe o'clock this after. woo pasted over this city, and for ten or fifteen minutes fhail stones of an enormous etze fell. Some of the stones ‘weighed from five to #ix oonces, There was an immense Gestruction of skylights, windows of churches, pubiic and private bulldiogs and government conseryatorios. Geveral private galleries of art were seriously damaged. Trees were hall stripped of their foliage, acd grain, vege- tables and shrubbery were beaten to the earth, There Gre some casts of horses and cows which were severely cut, The storm extentea twolve miles ia breadth, and fta course war from the west to the northeast. No Teports have been rece'ved fom the plantations in this vicinity, but the crops are cadoubtedly greatly injured, if aot evtirely ruined Moerkets. New Oncease, Tene 29. 000 bales. Prices are firmer. Oth The markots are very dull. Oownvo, Jane 20—6 I’. M Flour unebanged. Wheat dul Cora is good demand, obtett Bales 42.090 lyushels at 73c. a 74, Freighte 7 *,c. a Be. for corn to New York. Lake imports to-day : 42.000 bushels wheat, 60,600 burbels corn. Cenal exports : 1800 bbls four, 1,000 burtkels wheat [40,000 bash- ela core cae Cotton ix quite firm in price, aod the sales have been fteady at full rates, The ealoe of the week bave been fn small lots for Immediate use. WoolmBat tittle of the new clip has yet reacbed the market, the cold woathor putting off the clipping later than usual, What bas beoa Offered bas at once bora taken at full prices for immediate use. Salon of the week 67,600 Iba, Printing clothe—Jales ‘Ol (he wee's 53,000 pieces. Proviperce. Jane Obituary. DOS IGNACTO ORESPO PONCE DE LOAN. ‘Th eminent Cuban, who arrived a short time since from Oxba, died on Saturday, at the New York Hotel, of disease of the heart. Senor Crespo was the head of one of tho most distinguished families in Havana, and was pro. etor of a very large landed property, having been en- pondence. Wasurmaro, ': Sune 20, 1857. Biatietica of the Distribution of Puibtic Patrn, “*e—The Lion's Share with the District of Columbia Fema." influence in arkanras the Apportionment of the Spoils, de. , de. As Mr. Buchanan has determined to disirtoutes "© Public epoils equally among the several States of the Ui, BiV- jpg to those Statos baving the larger amount of loca’ p S70" nage the small end of the foreign list, # becomes a neat of great intereet to ascertain correctly the present standing of the several States aud sections in reference to-the public crib. Ata troublesome cost of labor and cadeuiation I have prepared the following tabiee, which will Be found to be Critica/ly exact, and which present things as they are, thus forming an admirable basis upon which the President cap rest bis action in equalizing the distribution of govers- ment money among the States. These tsbies will present come singular and interesting rects. It will be seen that tbe Diatrict of Columbia has outstripped the whole of the States, oxcopting Now York, Peppsy}vania and California, avd received more govern- ment money then either Maryland or Virginia, and nearly as much as the two combined. Being entitled by « fair ratio to $22,798, she is actually receiving $409,810 annu- ally. Virginia is recetving oply $252,001, while she is en- ited under the same ratio to $296,374, The modus operandi by which the good peoplo of this District succeed in securing to themselves eo large a share of the spoils may be worth a passing notice. Itia known bat Washington is better eupplied with boarding-houses han any other cily in the Union, and then, too, they are kept by such * clover’? ladies, (not always widows) who have such winning ways ; and then they are 80 polite to he honorable members of the two houses of Congress, who indirectly control the executive patronage here, and they make these honorable members so comfortable, and their charges for so doing are 20 very moderate (that is, if the husband or son has a fat office in view) that thosaid honorable members cannot refuse the urgent solicitations of his amiable hostess to secure an appointment for ner wayward, dissipated son, or ber lazy, loafing husband. In this way have hundreds of drones beon pensioned upon the government. Theee tables will aleo exhibit the fact that a majority of the Sta‘es which voted for Mr. Buchanan are now reoeiy- ing less than their fair proportion, while a large majority of those which voted against him are over-drawing. ‘The amount of government patronage dietributed to citi- wens of the eeveral States as Foreign Ministers, &c., Assis - tant Treasurers, Custom House Officers, Surveyors, &c. of Public Lands, Indian Agents, Public Buildings, National Observatory, Naval Academy, Coast Survey, Nautical Al- wanac, Commissioners of California Claims , Governors of Territories, Superintendents of Public Buildings, Auditors, Clerks, &o., at Wasbington City, 1@ $5,367 604. . This eum distributed among the several States and Dis- trict of Colombia, according to federal representation in the House of Rep'eseutatives, allowing to the District one on her population, would give to each representative $22,798. STATEMENT SHOWING, ACOORDING TO THIS AMOUNT DUE TO EACH STATE AND TH AMOUNT ACTUALLY Mitates, No.of Rope. -Am’t Due, Am't Rec'd fo. . Am’t \m' " 136,788 $225,062 3 a #8 BRS cee | 3 wii anwesSSkeartmanmantoatanlawe SHeSEs 3885 2s California vee 2 Distict of Columbia,... 1 STATES WINCH RECKIVE MORE THAN JUST PROPORTION, 988,264 39,606 20,231 22}678 25/018 BESS oe 8s STATES WHICH RECEIVE LEAS THAN lowa. 0 District of Columbia 087,012 STATEMENT SHOWING AMOUNT RECHIVED BY Tits 38,300 222128,084 NORTH AND North. Maine .......- New Hempehire. Vermont... Caufornia Tota’ ‘The Dustrict of Colambia is omitted as beiag common to both. : STATEMENT SHOWING THR AMOUNT FRCEIVED BY THOSE STATES WHICH VOTKD AGAINST MR, BOCHANAN, AND WY Those rox t= wiaeH VOTRD $225,052 New Jorsey...... 991,812 Ponneyivanin .... 444,097 Dowmware..... 26,509 Virginia... « 252,001 North Carolina... 65,817 South Carolina. Georgie... sereee Alabama... 82,014,176 mon to both, ‘The District of Columbia is omitved as having no vote, TANEN SHOWING TIE NUMMER AND SALARIRG OF THR EMPLOYERS IN THK EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT AT WASHINGTON FROM RACH STATE, EMBRACING AUDITOR, COMPTROLLER, COMMISSIONER, XAMINERS, CIURF CURRKS, AND OF THR FOUR CLAS LW ‘THe VAIUOUS DAPARTMENTS AND SURRACS. @rged for many years in sugar planting, in which be was ‘one of the most eaterpriving Cabans. THe bad come to this country inthe hope of improving bis health, when he wns guddenty cot off. Hits family i# among the oldest settiod in cba, where it te nearly reiated to several of the most dis- tng ed — families, and LR. mh pocipene ‘wide circle. nor Crespo was understood fn the aspirations of bis Sauer men to be treed from the yoke of Spain, and to establish right of seif government Jn Cuda, although hia great possessions compelied him to ‘Vo silent and inactive im his political proclivities. Naval jelligence. Captain Wm. 1. Shuttleworth, tate tn command of th Enarine goard ow board the United Bates sloop-of-wa damestonn, baa Leon ordered to ON the post of Fxeoutiv Officer ai the Marine barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y., Navy Yard. Ho reported for doty on the 18th inet. First Liew- Genant Jacob Read, the former Executive officer, has been pee to Wast.ngton as @ witness on the Naval Court of aquiry. ‘marine guar! for the United States steamer Missis- sipp, bas bern ordered to be ready by the dest of July Mex. ‘The balance of the ship's company will be Mlled up £-om (ve Naval rendervous, No @ Cherry atrect, and from ‘the United States receiving #hip North Carolina. The Caited states 4 nurveying steamer Walker, mander Ben). F. fends, or reas ot the Navy Yard, delphia, on Saturday morning, where ehe will overhauling, repairn, outlt, &c,, preparatory to resum| on of soast duties, Tan PRN ALTING OF THR Excisd LAw.—Hon. F. W. Wubbard, of the Supreme Court, Fifth Circutt, in bis charge fo the Grand Jury, at the Ondndare Over and Terminer, tno mtn session, advised them that toeir bodyhad no juris. diction of cases of violation of the nt Fxciee Law that such violation was not a criminal offence. That the Legislature havng presortbed a penalty by way of fine for 1@ violation, to be recovered in a civil action, and failed to Moact that ech y olation should be deemed a misdemeanor, the ay temedy is by such civil notion to recover the Penaty North. eEeRESL Se wn PREERSERES 0 12 0021 2 & 16 6 33 020017 & 7 & oneaw? 2 2.3 2 8 21210 8 2 7 10% 01000 4 0 & 6 6 Saees 08 3 4 00000 0 1 6 3 18 ‘09 22 3 0 6 62M 0 Pennyivania. 1 3 2 1 8 7 719 4 2B ow Obie... 012000 32 HW o20023 4 8h ol 100668¢67=« o 0 2024 7 8 wt £¢@eeenw & as aon * ae way. [0.0.8.8 6 8 8 5.19 9 16 7 6 16 38 95 165 107 446 South. Bs oo '# 33 8 oo S 1 Ol M 90 mt o 2 0 2 4 7 29 4 17 105 ooo0o02 2 6 © 8 2 0 oot 0 6M 8 o200008 312 8 £8: €4 4% ¢ 2 oooeonngrsaen @oo000008 & 9 000 @ 0 1383 % #000004 6 2 Iz 0021002 6 8 2 i8 se 2? 2 eas @ a ie | Be & Bo: feo 0 a90eac 38 «1 6 8 3B 12 92 160 80 368 png a we 3 0 3 3 % 2 2% 8 S23 Bee 12 26 63 41 143 00000008 0 .2 2 8 0 10 2% GLI OF Reeapitulation. Sixteen Northern States. Fifteen Southern Sates. . Matetet of Colambia,.. ool OTL iii NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 186i 4 STATEMENT SHOWING Tits AMOUNT OF PATRONAGE DISTRI- | of the past yoar. The managers of there fistifttiths ap’ BUTRD BY THK CONBAAL GOVERNMENT AMONG THE GHVERAL 4 ry frea- Wags Surveyors, Hor Ministers, surer and and Begisters, ‘ “y SaaTt sasitoo ~ ~ — 87,000 =~ «~ 26,442 _ 92,500 == 341,869 48,400 -~ — 6/200 me ~ — 19,291 81,000 —= $8,008 26,101 ~~ = — 2068 12,000 = 5 ie aS ~ a — — 2692 2,200 2,000 16,200 192,210 28,100 6,100 — 243,764 — 16,000 4,900 — 106,612 38,600 Mississ: —_ _ — 1,734 26,000 Miseourt..... 13,000 - — 7950 1,200 Maryland ‘00 ~ — 128/201 ~ Mich) 500 - — 16; 39,000 N. A . 4000 = — — N. York... 48,260 17,900 17,200 804,478 1,100 N. Jereey... 15,250 -- — 44,002 — N. Carolina... 9,600 — 4,802 12,615 — Obie... 28,250 ae ee oa 7,000 mpey hy’ 2, 002 - R. Island, se — 30,736 - 8. Carolina, 3 1,800 656, - ‘Tennessee, = — 3,802 — ‘Texas.. - — 48,063 4,800 Virginia - = 20,321 3,100 Vermont...” — - — Wen — Tis. Col..... 4,000 = — 18816 36,100 Wisconsin... 6,600 - — 6212 32,900 Indian Public National Naval Nantical ‘States. Agents, Bua. Obecroal'y. Ae’demy. Almac. Arkapeas ... 8,100 - — $1,000 — Connecticut. . _ - — 1,000 $2,719 he ae oe ware. - — - a Florida - _ _ _ - Georgi — — $1500 1,600 - Indian 4,000 $1,100 1,000 = i mM 1,000 — - — 3,800 Reais te Ee ae = a Louisiana. ae =) a pal = Mass 1 - — 1,800 21,520 4,940 = — 3300 2,500 yy - - pas ‘800 1,128 — 6,260 6,000 600 2/500 - pa pos — 600 = ge - 1,400 2,738 6,250 2,40 1,600 a — 1,000 1,000 N. Carolina. — 4,500 = ‘500 1,000 1,500 — 1,700 1,500 1000 4.000 1.500 1,500 1,500 — 2500 1A — 8,000 1,000 _ — 1,076 2,950 4,750 4,600 — _ 1,500 —_ _ — 33,2 8,590 6,500 12,700 + 6,595 - pa pee br Comms. Gors.dic. Supt.dic. Aud'rs, States Cal Pr. of ter- Public CVis,de. Total. riories, B'ld’gs. Wash'n. - — $11,000 $89,271 : _ — 8,000 64,100 Oonnecticul — $6,809 15,000 70,961 - — 19,400 489,180 Delaware _ - — 10,600 25,509 3 - - — 18,200 76,741 Tron a nS Hans. — - ¥ 8,000 — — 17400 6niss2 = — 13,200 76,603 — 3,000 — 87,500 62,342 ‘as 4 — 20)400 — 8,000 — 41,160 = ~ — 11,000 - — — 10,400 oe = ao 8, 4 a. 5 — 8,000 — 61,600 => 5 ae nae pes om — 34,400 65,817 — 2500 — 60,000 116,134 = 200 = 145,150 444,937 = Me 5 ge bers ~ = - - — 23,900 a 38002 = (16880 Pon = 163; 2,001 2°: 2a ao a on aa i - - — 18,000 70,707 re’ Gallery of Peericas Stercoacope of City Views, Niagara Palle, rortraits of the ie, and American scenery gewerally, at HOLMES’, 239 jway. 20 Cent Ambrotype Likencases. with Case, Benuufully colored—umequalled in the world—2,500 taken daily by KIMBALL, 47 Broadway. pulse sae, \eowenn Bresdwey ond feast areas Ola Stand, Corner of John and Nassaa streets —Great reduction in spring clothing. N. RB. Collins & Oo. are closing out their large stock at prices. de sold at the very lowest do,sold mt Ue Ticad cos them” N°, OOLUINE 2 OG. ‘corner of J jaanae Summer Attire,—Brance has Issued Some splendid silk bate for thie rearon, RB. T. WILDE, 251 Broad. ¥, has received all the new modes from , and han besides siock of dreae caps, head dresses, straw goods, ribbons, artificial flowers, silks, fanoy feathers, te... defy Sompetition in exent, beauty, Variety and cheappess- Smithsonian House, Broad way.—Hotel Ac- gommod siiows on the European or American pian at option. powder proof defisnce locks and cross bare. Depot 193 Pear! Rireet. one door below Malden lane. ey owmat M. PATRICK. Removal.—Mareh & Co., Radical Oure Prem aoe, No. lane, Rave, removed to Mo, 3 Vesey treet, Astor Toune. rRone, Reh eran tae aubed “prose ae ,* akiif Sousa tor Indien, and & oompetenl Fenanie In aliendande, Prot, Alex, ©. Barry's ‘T'ricopherous ts the best and cheapest article for dressing, bean’ , clean ig curing, preserving and restoring she halr. toy it, eld reryw Saichelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs ant Wowpess— Fhe best in the werld, anrpaasing Bil. wold end applied 8) ihe manufactory, 2 Brondwny. ‘Crtet ‘o's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees stand unrivalled in the countgy Wholesale and retail, and the dye applied at No, 6 Astor House. HuI's Halr Dye, Black or Brown, Four Shit lings @ box, No. 1 Barciey street. Tuimitabie blair cut upg im every conceivable style. nt . Sunbarn, Freckles, Kraptions, all Skin Die anes, use JONES’ old Ltalian sonp; 2x, Valdness, grey hair, dandrufl, for beautifying, &c., use Jones’ celeb hair ol; Depot, 203 Bowery . Frangtpannt.—frad imposition —Whereas ceriain periuartragin (he ere offering for ea! ‘cangivannt fume of « ture s@ imation we real artuci~ made by Mi Lubin, Thia is to en the gublie that none te Xs bu what bas the pam Picese & Lubin, of Kond street, Loadon, pressed on ‘be bottles, and sold by INGAK & OO., 590 Broad: way, agents, and a)! druggists Fra nni—Piese & Labin—A New and ever durable, and most delightful perfume. Sold every where Morray & Lanman’s Florida Water, be- erierity as a perfume, is admirable, when diluted recklem, blotches, and ab nt Imitadions, Gross nited” states wholes! d. all draggiss, ‘bs nd [ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MOUNKY MAKKEK®, Scspay, June 21-6 P.M. ‘The week jnst closed has not boen a yory profitable one for speculators in stocks for a rise. The tendency of prices throughout bas been downward, and the average decline has been about two per cent The money market bas | exhibited indications of an approaching stringency. Money on call bas been abundant, but there has been a good deal of changing in loans, and the banking houses heavy exportation of specie during the past two weeks bas induced caution on the part of capitalists, and alarmed mld stock speculators. The total shipment of specie | from this port during the present month of June will not ‘be much under ten million of dollars, an amount largor | by mere than two millons than was ever before exported tn the same leng'h of time, While our banks aro drawing | | gold from every other sectian of the country, and the Sub- | Treasury is daily disbursing more or less, the effect of this enormous shipment upon the money market may not be seriously felt, But we aro about ontering upon s now feacon, The time is near at hand when the weekly accu- mulationa of the Sub-Treasury will be very great, and when the country balances will be against us, and then we may look out for A money mar- ket that will make stock speculators for @ rise squirm, and create a contraction on the part of our banks more rapid than bas been known for many years. Tt is folly to suppose that the present ease in moncy mat- tors can continue with an average exportation of gold of more than two millions of dollars per week. Those who do not anticipate a severe stringency, and make their operations accordingty, simply make a mistake that may prove fatal. The banks of this city are, in our opinion, purmuing @ very dangerous policy. They continue their lines of discount up to We highost point of expansion, vpom ‘engaged in specie shipments have called in largely. The | | | pear to be blind to the futere, and regardless of tit 'bbet interests of the community, Festend of gradually ovt Wwecting, and placing themselves ime position of greater strength without any sudden withdrawal of loans, they \ t 400° ¥ Cep iit, | | 100 do, rt will, without doubt, continue under full all until the black cloud indicating the coming storm actually appears in sight, and then they wiil produce « pamie im the public , mind, by the rapidity with which loans wii! be called iv. Bank managors are like a flock of sheep, and follow exch | 60 other, even to destruction. There are two or three hel! wethore among the flock in Wall street, and as thoy lead the rest follow. The consequences of this aystem of man- agement will goon be secu in a very sudden Contraction of bank credits and a very tight money market. CO ‘The exportation of specie from this port lust week vse | 200 quile large, as will be seen by the annered s'atement:— a do oe Simewanrs oF SPRCME FROM THE Port oF New Your bo Steamer Empire City, Havana, doubloons.,. $124,906 00 | icy Brig Anita Own, Neuvitas aang 2,558 00 1 gro Steamer Vanderbilt, Hayre, U.S. mint ba Bin 10% 41 fgg, Do. do- Mexican dollars, 159,000 00 | 995 Do do. U.S goltcvin., 282,725 00 | gg Lo ao. French coin... 88,530 00 | tog Do, Atlantic, Liverpool, U.S mint bare 712,477 00 | ggg bo, “do. Mexican dollars, 34 i % Patel ? = pac ap nn al $6000 Tenneswees’s’) 87 216 | ns Me&Niat RR. 43 Do, do, Koglish silver... 8,104 00 {2000 Yvaourh Ob Nin mao a2 | Total for the week + B2946,080 41 - a tone 436 oi 50 dou. 16% 300 MBQNTnd prot ain 80 Previously reported, ee + 18,343,207 26 a. ‘2 LacromeaueR ed 61 Total 1867... scene ence enes+1820,B73,086 67 | ae Se The above aggregate is greater than the entire exporta 30 tion from tbis port in the month of June Jast year. The os EJ total for that month was $1,806,073, The Sub-Treasury 300 Reading BD... we paid out, last week, nearly $300,000 more than it received. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly suction sale of siocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, the 224 inst., at baif past 42 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- | at about 8c. a change, The annexed statement exhibits the value of imports into this port durirg the past week and since Janvary 1, tn each ot the past three years:— Commence oF THx Poxt ov New York—Vatvn oF Ixvorts. ‘1856. 1856. 1857. Dry f00dR. 2.20: $419,202 $1,031,860 $1,125,902 Geueral mercbandise.1,806,060 2,934,498 3,085,838 ‘Total for the week $2,275,202 Previously rep'rt'd.60, 906,700 Since January 1... . $63,190,071 $101,346,628 112,829,265 Tho principal articles of import during the week were as follows: —Coffee, $164,000; segurs, $110,415; fure, $51,104; undreseed skins, $183,119; from, $74,964; railroad iron, lead, $56,972; tix, $67,178; zinc, $18,102; mo- ; Sugars, $1,122,605, watches, $55," lastes, wool, $80,441. ‘he following table will show the exports of the five principal staple articles for the week and year: — ——-1856.-—— ——-1857.— Week ending June 18, Amount, Value. Amount. Value. Cotion, bales. . 8,046 $196,816 7,720 $510,027 Flour, bbls. ‘41,747 280,120 283 Cornmeal, 2,888 7,67 Wheat, bush 95,416 145,108 Corn... 1.19;284 11,718 Beef, bbis. and tes.. 12,289 28'360 Biiteastaaee 1318 22/910 5 EN cesses —= $676,042 — $808,004 Increase of week as compared with that of 1856. ..6131,422 ‘The following is « comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Juno 18:— 1856, 1867. Increase. . $6,618 309 $5,009,121 $949,188 + 6,701,059 3,636,448 8,064,601 130,661 "98 618 32,045, | 2,589,371 1,698,056 871,315 (666,737 1,238,490 S18 247 798,962 430,763 36:5,199 1,691,969 688,743 1,108,226 Total... ....$20,061,958 $13,300,129 — a Decrease as compared with 1856... - «86,701,829 The anthracite coal tonnage from the Lehigh and Sehuy!- KIL regions, during the past week, has boon as follows: — 1957. ——1866._— ~— Week. Season. Week. Season. + 36,937 183,507 49,041 290.600 9,062 171,208 3,602 88,556 36,124 57,370 39,524 364,396 46,014 887,001 47,628 949,278 140,205 1,061,809 127,727 1,679,611 Decrease this year......+.+++ 12,508 188 The continued rains are operating very disastrously for the coal trade, and until we bave settled dry weather we cannot bope thet the deticiepey in tho supplies tuis year will be overcome. ‘A freab entorpr ise has lately been offered to the people of California in the shape of a new steamship company, which has just beon formed under the general law of that ‘State, in San Francisco, This company, with a capital of ‘one million of dollars, proposes to carry passengers be tween New York and San Francisco over any transit route which ehall offer the best facilities for their conveyance, for the uniform rates of fare of $160 for first class, and $50 for second class passengers. They intend to build ships of mammoth size, with doable seta of side wheels, the utili ty of which bas been demonstrated. Those ships are to 9e of sufficient capacity to accommodate three thousand pas. wenger, and it is intended that they shall possess the re- quired speed to insure the accomplishment of the passage between the two cities in less than eighteen days. There is a novel feature connected with the enterprise, which seems to prove very attractive. The shares of stock are two hundred aad fifty dollars, and at tached to each share is @ coupon, which entitles the holder once In each yoar to & second Class paseage from or to San Franoisoo, or three pharos to @ (iret clase pasmnge, Tho benelit of these coupons do not apply atrictly to the holder of the stock, but may be transferred at pleasure, and by this means tweaty per cent on the investment fs at all times in the hants of the stockbolder. . The sbipe are to be constructed on an entirely now plan of naval architecture, which bas been proneunced vy scientific men far superior to all former designs, and for which application has been made at Washington to secure proper protection to the inventor, Tho main features of the new method are strength, durability and additiousl safeguards against accident. The company have an object in the establishmext of « new line, aside from the mere protit which, it is contended, will follow the enterprise, They desire to renew the io centive to emigration, which haa lately been on the de cline, and hope to succeed by the adoption of cheap and uniform rates of fare, in connection with comfort and speed How far the enterprise will be crowned with success wil | depend in @ great measure on the carrying out of the company's designs in the’ conairaction of the steamers. If the passage can be made in eighteen, or not to exceed twenty days, of course they will secure the balk of the carrying business. ‘The company have a Board of Directors cousisting of some of the {iret men of California, who baye chosen as | officers, Capt. Martin R. Roberts, formerly of this city, President; N. 0. Arrington, of the firm of Arrington & Co., in San Francisco, Vice President, and James Ludlow, Seo retary. We copy the following extract from the prospec ‘tus of the company :— A steadily increasing immigration {s our only guaranty of future greatross as a State, What we want above ail other things is a safe and speaty means of transportation to our shores, and at rates which, while being fixed and uniform, shall yet be within the means of all. To accom- plish this, a line of steamships must be established by our own people, secouted by our own capital, and combining, with a fair return for money inverted, the nobler object of contributing tothe growth, wealth and lasting prosperity of our State At present, the man of family (n the Fastera States can go West, purchase and sottle upon a farm, for money to aod himeel® , while the ‘thousands of farme: in Europe who would giadly fix their homes it tmpossible from their scanty gains to ‘m necessary to convey them hither. Let ns line of steamships established which sball withio the reach of all indus- men, and an immediate and perma- ‘will set (n to our shores, not only im the Fast, but from every part of the globe where industry, and talent seek amore enlarged scope for the exercise of their alvilitios, or a more certain reward for their exertions. Then will our valleys ‘and bill sides be dotted with the cheerful homes of happy husbandmen; then will our mines yield forth to sturdy arms their stores of untold wealth; then will fair Toston ‘on every side, and on the once far orf 1s ® ‘will rise np @ nation unequalled in the annals of the In order to accom- world for wealth, power or splendor. plish this it is Proposed to establish a People’s line, and to construct steamships larger, stronger and better in every Feapect than aay ocean Grasmere ane eee’ restr peed sufficient to make the passage between San Francisco and Now York in fifteen days. Stock Exchange. A specie reserv 4 a deposit account below the average SaTuRpat, Jane 20, 1867. $1000 Tenneenees’s BO 87% 1008ha Brio RR...810 30%, 2000 Virginia “et 40,,....880 80% 7000 Micsourt 6's, in see ae 2000 ERROonbasITi 7 \ o% 1000 G0. ..555. 78 a 2000 RRIConbASIa6? 81 o% 1000 HudRiVRR lstm 98% 83 1060 HudRvRR 84m 68 9) 4(00 Ill Gen RR bda, 97 700 do, . 10 " 100 Hariom Ripref., 21 WM, ? TOpickRektsiak, 9114 36 Wi Go Righta,.. 190% 10 DO... OLN Behe Am Rx Bank. 111 600 = do. OG BF Ohio LiekTrastOs 101 10d... HBO OLE 100 Canton Go.....,, 39 19590 Roading RR... 7 100 d0...,..66) 19% 600 do......015 70K 22 Peon Coal Co... Ry we do This 40 Delkiud Canale) LT 6 Mich Con RR ‘2h Pacitic Mail 8 Co. . 100 100 200 100 do “ak 1620 View & To” Ri 100 THC 20D 08 tiv CITY COMMERUAL REPURT. SarunDay, June 20—6 Pw Asum.—The were contined to call low of pots 6. ; while pearts wore nominal. Braraperores.—Flour—There was some more tne tn the iarket with some purchasce for export, while the ‘onze: lic trade was light The sales for the day footed up abeut 7,030 bbis., at about the following quotations, Common to good Mate... Common to good Michigan Ratra State... Extra Obte,.,.. Common to good Ohio Southern mixed to good brands. Southern fancy and extra... Canadian soperfine aud extra oi Extra bakers brands of Obio, Indiana and Town, ranged form $7 76 a $9 00. Cavadian flour was quite ready, with rales of about 409 a 660 bbix, at about the anove quotations, Southern braods were firmly held, while the sales embraced about 3,200 a 140 bbi4, atthe above prices, Petersburg Rial'o; extra brands ‘were firm at 39. The Galegos and Haxhall were out of market Wheai—The sales were crntined to anaut 4000 bushels choice white Indiana, at $1 90, and 4,060 10 6 000 do ; Mil walkie club at $15@ = The rami ket olosed dul! for common graces, while choice qualities continued scarce and to be firmiy held Corn was dull, wad prices eaier Che swlen embraced about 16,000 busvels, ta ing ioferior mixed, ‘at BOc., apd good cound do. at 88 , a B4c. w Kbc , clowng at the inside figures, and Southern yolluw mail parovls, at 80c a Me = Rye—Raee of about 2,000 bushels were made at $1 18a $1 20. Oats, owing to good demand aod re firmer, with ales of State ana Western at Bbc. @ 623¢¢., and 64c. a 6760. Corrua —ibe market was quiet, but firm. Sales of 200 Java were made at 16%¢ @ lfc. —The market eontinued quite firm, with sles of ebont 600 Dales, vased upon midalng Deng sxssqack BESSESES 14c., dad New Orlewnt at 14%c. © 1dic., tae latter gure for straight miadling. Frmomrs —Thore was rather more offering, with a firmer feeling in rates fur Liverpool, to which port 3,000 bbls. of flour were engaged at 6d., nd 10,000 bushels of corn, in ship's bag, ab 2344. ; cotion war at 38 164,a hd asked for equare bales; 800 bbls. rosin were taken at 44 There was nothing new in rates to London or Gimwgow. To Bavre, cotwm aud bove were taken’at },c.; aehes were at Ko. a 6., and rice and bark woe nt$10" A vonso! wax to load with deal: at St. Johus for Liverpool at 65s Jour was engaged for Gibraltar, Malaga and Barcoiooa al 75c. per bbl. Rates for Sidney, Australis, were at ‘ apd for Melbourne at 25c. a 306. per foot measureme: To California, rates ranged from 220. a 25c per foot Hay was unsttled, and prices inclined to droop, at 60c. ‘a The. for tair to prime shipping lots. Hrs. —The market was without material change. The receipts were ligbt, aud rales were moderate. che re- ceipts this week have been 14,157 aides from foreign ports, and 6,700 comtwise, ax tollawa:—T 642 Chagres por Amonoceuck and Obi; 5,426 Maracaibo por Teresa; 5.000 Para per Emma, (sold previous to arrival), 90 from Port au Piatt, and 6.700 from coustwise poru, making in all 19,887 bides. The stock in first handy of ox wad cow aiden in 156,160, (ame time Inst year, 96,200; year be. fore, 96,000). The greater portion of ‘the in held’ above the current rates. Tho salei the week encing tod © beep we 1,985 dry Maracaibo, 2144 Ib at 2c , 600 or; W, 2246.) 99 dry ‘Texas, 23 a 25 Lb. wi 226 months,usval selection; 3,640 dry Chagres, 17a 14 1b at 6c. 1,400 dry Chagres, 18 ip. 276 cash, leas four per cent rating bud hides; 508 iry Cursowa, 26 Ib at 2c Hache, 20 1b. ai 260., 900 dry Tax by 2 Jamaica, 20 Ib. at 20¢ , 300 dry Wester 1.445 dry Southern, 16 @ 18 lb. at ike, @ 196, six months, rating bad hides; 300 dry Southern, 16 Ib. at 163g cash; 420 dry salted’ Sournern, 22 19. at Iie, 270 dry San ern, 23 Ib. at 200., dry salted St. Thom: cet ra ing bad hides; 262 dry vith Western, 18 Ib at we cash, leas Ove per cent rating bad bites; i2 bales dead greck Calcutta cows, $ Ibs. wt $1 65 each, six months, 9 bales dead green Calcutta boffalo and calf, at 170, lees four 15,000 Caledtta bafta 20 Ib. at 176. six months, do- Western, 50 Ib. at Le. Fix months; 2,000 grees South Western, 70 ib. at Lic cash, for export; 3,800 green saled Buenos Ayres, 45 Ib, at l5e. cath, in bond for export; 1,000 ety slaughter, 70 Ib. at 100. | carb, in bond for export; 400 city slaugnter, 60 Ib at L0c four ; 800 country #anghter, 60 Ih, at ITige. cash; aad to arrive 5,000 a 6,000 Gambia and Biseau, at ze. carh, less four per cent; 2,000 Vera Cruz, (extra flash,) 18 Ib. at 270. +x months, usual selection. Hors —The demand continued light, while prices, aad eapestally for the bigher qualities, cuntioved quite firm at %. a He , and for choice Lc Learum.—The market maintained the bueyancy pre- viously noticed, with a stuli further advance the present week of }¢0. alo. per Ib. and 2)g0 from the ly #ent eal There is but little auxiety manifeeted by the trade to press enles even at the present enhanced raies, aa they are enlist fied that leather cannot be made to pay at the present selling prices for bides. The stock amounts to 40,000 sides, 30,000 of which is, and has been, held above the rellpg prices, Prime hears and middie i® very rearce, with @ good demand. Oak tanned t* firm and sella readily at the apnexed quetations:— Th mlork. Oak. Receipts. 58,900 Bales... + 69,000 Rock . 70,500 ‘Oak slang! good Hight. .........08 Do. middle Do. “« heary. Onk light, Southern, Oui heavy, for banding, De. Spanier «all weights Deo. cropped, ° Memiock, Buenos ayree, Se." ligt Do. do. “middie Do. do, “ heary Do, Orinoco, &3. * light Do. do. « mi Do. 60. “ heavy do, and B. A. damaged, ail weigh if de, mor, uo Do. slaughter, in rough . Lyuy —Sales of 1,800 bola, comme made at 0c , and 400 do. jump at 140 Motaseuw.—The market was quist, and sales confimed to small lots of Cuba, on private terms. Navat Storms —Spirite turpentine continued in goed demand, aud sales Of 160 bb at 400., nud oa i 700 do., for shipping, part tw arriv Common 'rosin farce and prices inchanged, crude was nominal at $3 87 ® $4, with little of Tar wae unchanged. Os —Linseed wae inactive apd “Aavens nominal at 80c, a 8le.; crude whale und sperm eabibited no change in quotations; olive oll sold at $8 60 for quarts, aud at 84 for pinta; red oi was in fer demand, with sales of Staten | Inland, at 63 3c Provistons.—Pork —The market was heavy and lower, while saies were tolerably active, aod em! ped about 1,000 a 1,200 Dbis., chielly ines, at’ $23 09 a $28 10 0 $23 Diy, the latter figure (or a Lot of leaa than 100 bbls. Prime was at $19 a $19 25 Poef was in steady deman with eales of aboot |200 bbis., Including country mess at $14.0 $16, and repacked Western at 816 60. $17, aud Chicago extfa do, at $17 60.0818. Boef hame wore dull, at $25 a $28 50, Prime mows was quict at $28 a $31. Bacon was quiet and nominal. Cot meats were steady, with sales Of 100 hhde. including shoulders, at 90. @ 100. and hams atlic. lige Lard was steady, with sales of avout 250 2 | Girrhonts of liver. .. a 560 bbls, at 140. a M4 ige. Butter and chense were in fair demand, at unchanged prices. Rick Sales of about 400 Werces wore made at 43o. a 890. Seoam.—The market continued quiet, and prices un- changed. Beyond small lols to the trade, not exceoding 100 bhes. Cuba mascovady, we could hear a0 sales worth reportiog. eas were quict, but firm. The stiffness of holders checked transactions. Wren ry. The sales embraced about 200 bbls. Ohio and prison at 82c., which wae a decline. See En nNNE UE NUEESSUREENUSR SE RNERURaEE! ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, MISCHLLAN OURS, “FiaeWORKS. ~~~ ay Katabiianed Di wren, Sioa and of the ben guainy, he that for bescny Of Solies had fe way among respeofilly invites deniers ft pubile wally, to al mad TR. 18 [iviaion etre, Near Chatham eqnare. PPR ENGRAVED Wapnino AND Visite print A piates, on finest it cardia, at G 10H way Ly u = R DEB DYSPEPRIA, WANGUOR, CMs =] dipenaee rery form, paina is Tim! eatrae ‘reneth, srr, igen, Roper ite Neuantiter seks se cient ‘in sanrulfer, an eleatrie thrill of rvagih the he body lasting, too ‘At RD Bowery. 3 0; tO, Wi MACHINES —IN BUYING SUCH GRR 8 aR re ag mashing, we trues ccouomy ia to Ss" Becca Res tes pertaes fates want, and nse them w th satiatne on prot ri ho bt, of tre cheaper aad fnferior mac | EMS acacia oat eas atonninens son ot | doe 1, B. SINGER 2 U0., 95 Broniway, 8, ¥, wee a aicreaa the fog rame and reaidence of applicant, stating by baa Deon employed, and aueh other informahon aa to 4 tavorable eonslderation, x, DW MAS'R THK POLICRY sath! amonat of crime increases, Peopie ack where the poitee ta; Put whoo hedbuge throng one dwellings, Drawing blood and sancing swellings, 1) thas maid im, * Tbe: high om ‘Those darned things heing kilhet by Lyon Central depot for |. YON'S magne le powder and pitts for tw feeis nad vermin. No. 474 Hroad way. LYON & CO. HUMBATEL’S GREAT TRUNK RMPORIUM, REMOTV- «edt from fib to 180 Froadway, MARBIAGES AND DEATHS, — ted. *urrs.—On Saturday, June 20, Tuomas Exum, aged 8& years ‘The rolatives aud frienda of deceased are most respact- Coy invited to attend bie funeral, without farther aatios, thi afiernoop at two o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Themar bebeland, 322 avenuc, nese Twonty frat street, His remains will be taken to Greemwood for tmeer- y Haisteap.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 21, Jonm Cox, only ehiid of Ikasc and Catherine H. Halstead, aged 4 monihr and 16 days. The friends and ves of the faxily , also of bis grand , Jobp Cox, are respeetfolly iavited to attend the fa- peral, this afternoon at two o’elock, fromm the residence of bis parents, 1p Kast Warren street, near Neving, Brovkiya, without further invitation. ‘ ~ Knurx —In this city, on Sunday , Jane 2, Cuanim Hawry, gon of Charles and Pr! Gladding Kitler, aged 9 months and 12 days. The friends and relatives of the family are requested te * atiend the funeral, from the residence of Wn, Smith, Ne 102 Lewis street, this afternoon at one o'clock. Burtford ond New Britain pasors please copy. Kravtow.—On Saturday, June 20, Gaoxan H., only son of Capt George H. and Eliza Kempton, aged 19 years. Faneral from the residence of Mist Nancy |, Crame- ville, N. J., this afternoon at two @’cloct. ~ Maurase.—In South Brooklyn, on Sundi gy 9 June 2), Jonayna Harwive Lovnm, iter of Chas. H. and Bertha Martens, aged 2 years, 1 month amd 21 days. - ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral,from the residence: of her father, corner of Van Brunt and Van Dyke stroots, thie afternoon at three o'clock, without further invitatton. McFausep.—On Sunday morning, June 21, Samus Mo- Famiary, aged 44 yeare. ~ Jt bis friends, and those of his brothers in law, C. Blood- good and Jobp Gregory, are invived to atvend cr mongeng this afternoon at three o'clock, from his late residence, 230 Eighth eyenue, corner of Twenty second street. + . Mauant —In ‘8, op Saturday, June 90, of scartes fever, Wis0n Foams, vecond child of Randolph and Catbe- rine Merritt, aged 3 years, 2 monte and six days. The friends and retetives of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from Grace church, White Piains, thie morning at eleven o'clock. The cars leave Contre street ot at half paat nine o'clock. joCox.—m Sunday morning, June 21, of a Mien, Jour B, MoComD, aged 20’ years, 8 months yy | days Toe notice of the faneral wil be given in temorrow’s paper ‘Smsposy.—On Sanday, June 21, Mro. Mirra Sampome, aged 37 yeurs, 3 months and 10 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respedt- fully invited to attend her funcral, this aftornooe at twe om trom the corner of Van Bruntand Walcott streets, oOkSy B. S100,.—Oo Sunday, June 21, Eusaparn, relict of Wa. Shoo, in the 88th rouiet hor Her friends, and thore of her sons-in-taw, Chas. sad Danl. Maujer, aro reepectfulig invited to-attond her fame- ral, to-morrow afternoon at three o'cleck, from the reat- dence of Dan!. Mavjer, No. 467 Grand swreot, Willinane- burg. a Satnrday, June 20, Davip: Samans, aged 76 years. Hi friends and acquaintances, and those of his som, Daniel Sammi, and son-in-law, Henry 2. Ripley, are in- vited to witend the funerai worvices, at the house of bie br phew, Richard HL Sansmig, No. 44 Third steeot, this eve ning at 73 o'clock, without further invitation.’ His re- Jos will be taken to Hempatead to-morrow morning seven o’¢lock,, for interment. Scrum. On Saturday, June 20, Ins Sonvun daughter of Hoory aud Anna Sobultheia, aged 8 years, months and 6 cays. The frienus and acquaintances of the famil7 are respest- fully invied to atiend the funeral, this aternoom af two o’cloca, from her parent's residence, No. 228 Teath uvenue, corner of Twenty fifth sire, without other invt- tation ‘Tua vex.—-On Friday, June 19, after ashore but severe tines, Kwma Avouera, wite of Mr, Ellis Thayer, aged 23 years and 6 mouths. ‘The relatives aod friends of her husband, and thove ef her family, are reapectfully invited to attond the without further notice, from her late residence. No, Broowe sireot, to morrow aferuoon at two o'clock, Wrrmay.—On Sunday morning, June 2t, after avery brief Hiner, Frome Harry, only child of Mre, C, Kiam eth Wey man, aged 10 The reiatives and friends of the family sro reepectialiy invited to witend the funeral services, this aferncom ab fowr o'clock at his mother's residence, No, 16 Moaree place, Brooklyn. Weekly Be; of Deasha, In We city aad county of New York, (rom the 13th day ef Men, 72 ae Mfr dstng Bay tee a. jen, 71; women, 08; ; girls, 99.-~' Adult, 12}; children, 207; males, Arey Soules, Lies o> Fever, billows ored persons, 13. DIMA, Adrooas . Abdsovns of aibuminaria aud Brig! dhvewre Apoplexy Rieeding from » Blecaing from Bronchitis Burned oF # Cancer, Cancer of the eye Cancer of the siomacl Cancer of the womb. Oarvaltios, Cholera infantam Compression of the bri Congestion of braio Congestion of hings. Consun Liver, disease of eet tt tet eo ed ity, infant: vm tremens. Diarrbom .. Dropey.. Dropay in the cheat Dropey in the bead, Drowned Dysentery . Epilepay... Eryripeine Fryripelas of Farting Total ee nd nt ee the face The number of deaths, compared with wrecks of 1865 and 186¢ cha of a week, wonen Shows - Wook ending June 28, 1866... «June i, 1866, “ June 18, 1867. “ June 9), 1887... Decrease this week. Bones, jotnts, &o. Brain and nerves, Generauive organs S81 =noess o4. wo Os 8 1 § 2 Oty Hospital... 4 1 fniered Howe testa: 4 Workhotes, gat rd. b me be tet, 2 Lunatic Asyfum, B, Island -_ nu. Bo biel a Hine) 1 Dea ee | kW. MORTON, City , Uy Taspaciar’s Department, New Yor jane 2 1347.