The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1858, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1858. | i [ ih Ff Hy i i it $i FEF fel i iG : | i i fe 33 E : E 4 H | H ERSE : : i ‘ S282 gE : H a8 ‘3 i 3 i t 3 i i ry ne hy nema. (epee. ‘seo [ » 227.) intent. . its whole socpe and vious legislatios upon the same subject, ‘tmteotion on the part of the Legisiature to conflae the re- medy fora viciation of ite provisions in seliing witaout hheenre tw the civil penalty therein imposed, or is the in- dention manifest that the offender shall also be punisha- Die by indictment. Upon a carefal exeminastoa of the statute, it seems to me that the conclusion is irresistible therefore is ainst “the design on the part of Legielatare “in the a4 laws wo change @ 20 B ehould a ‘clear ex Of the legisiative will to that effect to jastify the courts ip of- fences against those laws are no longer indictavie. The act under consideration, in its leading characteristics, i ‘wery similar to the oid excise laws, Dota io its end ite penalties. Under those laws theseliiag ia quac- tes Jese Lap Dye ga lons was — by peoattiias in substantially the eame form as in the present ast; aud the ‘eme Court, im the cases of The reople vs. Swvens Wend. 341), and The People vs. Brown {16 Wend., A), beld that selling the prohibited quantities without |i- cenve, were offences against the provisions of the act, and, there'ore, misdemeanors and indiciable. If, therefore, weling without liceree constituted offeaces against the provisions of that act, it is difficult to fad any good rea son why similar of the present statute snoald not: gig» be deemed offences against its provisions. And if Shey are to be deemed offences, no one will deny that ‘they are indictabie. 2 The whole scope and character of the act shows thet the term “offence,” when it is used *in connection with these directions which are oply applicable wo miade- meanors, is not used in a limited vense, but was used to define a!) suostantial violations of the provisions of the act By eection 16 it is made the duty of certain officers therein enumerated to arreat ‘all persons fouad actually engeged iu the commissien of any offence in vio: Jason Of this sct and forthwith to carry suzh person be- fore any magistrate,” &o., who is to try |, or hoid them to bail,as for ‘apy other misdemeanor triabie by « Court of Special Sestious. In @ sudsequent part of the sawe section it is made the duty of “the magistrate to eatertan any compiainta of « violation of this ac; made by any person under oath, and forthwith to issue ® war- rapt apc causs such off:nder to be brought before him to comply with the provisions of this sechon,” &. Here the term used ie, “any complaint of a violation of this act,’ snd upon such compiamt being made & warraat lew be esued. The term * offence,” waich the coun- sel for We prisoner tpsists only means those violations of the laws declared in the act iteelf to be misde mearors is vot used, but the more general term, violation of (hus act,’ and the proceediags directed to be taken by the magistrate are such as are applicaoie to easce of misdemenvors only. So section 29, it is mace the duty of courts ‘+ to inesract grand jurors to iu- quire into. ali offences against the provisions o( tals act, ‘v4 to present ail offepaers under this act.” Now it is Bot to be assumed that the Legislature would have in- serted so carefuily ip the act these special drections ta police ollicers, Dagistrales and ovurts, iD order to se- cure extraordinary vigilance in (he detection and convic. tion of offenders agaiast the three of four comparatively @nimportant provisions Of the ast, whica are specially @eciared o be miscemencore. 3. The act of selling wituont license is called in those secuons of the statute imposing the penalties offences. By section 13 it is declared inet POs pander ob yr any piropg or spirituous bqaors or wines, in quantives in ew, ‘ko ahal for feit Ofty dotlars tor each offsnce.’” By section 14 “ whoever shall sell, to be drank in bis house, ko , shall forfeit fifty doilars for each offsace.”” In ws Ubrough the statule, vioisuons of the provisions actare ermed offences. And it isa primary rule © ik terpretation of statutes, that when Une seme term scion is used in different parts of the same ste Se ee Sc, uae take et See arary very plainly & ve Deen the inten- tbe Legisiavare.. Emin oa Statuses, 673; James bois, 1 Har., 285.) fue general staavory aetiai- given ia thé Revised Staiutes, wh ch is invoked prisouer’s coussel in aid of be construction in throws bat litte Lgat upon that potat, statute, tor FREES re < << i term offence, whea used in a statute, ‘construed to mean avy offence, for whic aay cri W be inflicted. Now, she ques- sy ie wuether this particular violation of we iebable criminally. If so, the term offence Ned $0 it, Would be 1 strict Socorcance with the sia- wiory defuitkn of the term. Agsin, as itslready ap- 4, tbe act liself calls this vio aton ao offeace Now, If the statutory deficition of thet term is of way force whatever to settle the question under exemias.ivn, it is against the construction contended for oa deasif of the priconer; {or the term, when used ip acy statute, is to be eousirued to mean any offence for woich any criminal panishment may be inilictea. (2 R. 8., 886, sec. 37.) 4& The ouly re which have Deen suggested position to the views above expressed, wortuy of consi- Gerasion, are based apon the fac: that te act itself de- clares some turce or four of the viviauons df ite provisions mueGemeanors. It is insisted that sae maxim, ‘expressio umius os exciusio alterius,”” in its legal apphoation vw tais statute, would exclude ue sesamption wal any other offovces were dexigoed W de deemed misdemeanors. In # suiole which appears to have been oarefully drawa ap, ALG 4) ite provisions oarefully considerea, I should be in- clined to give gremt force W that maxim But the statute oder connideration appears upoo ita face to have been very carelessly frameu and W have beeu adoped without s very careful consideratrm of iis provisions. Io such case it would Pot be safe to give that maxim mucn force. It would be much safer to look at sue geoeral scope aad rEg ai lahment may by at ae were designe to be punushable @s masdemeanors Upon the whole we are satufied that 1 was not the design of the Legislature to Vim punishment of the violation of the act um question (o the pen sity imposed theretin, but to aa thoricr a proceeding by complaam Urfure a magistrate, or by wadectrme nt APPOUNTMENT OF JUSTIORS OF TH® PRACE. ‘The People os. Keeler —1o this cave it was decried that the Govercor bas not the power to Gil vesavies in the office of Justice of the Peace. THE FRAUDULENT STUCK OF THE NBW HAVEN RAIL- ROAD COMPANY. New York and Neo Haven Railroad Company vs. Schuyler, Crows and 323 others.-—This i an aciioa oroagat by We Sew York aod New Haveo Railroad Compsay sgaius) all the owners of the ous stook taaued by soouyler.(or the purpose of determining the reapective righis of the claimants and the company in ove suit. Whoiber this could be dove, or whewer the company De left to coplest eubetautialiy chs same questions to more thar three huodred suis, wae the queetive before he Court, raked by the Cemuri of one of the defen dante to the cowpiaint. The demurrer was overruled, aad he scuon of Une company eusta:ved, IMPORTANT TACST CA8R. Leavitt, Receiver, de , v4 Blatchford ond others —This cave involved the vailefy of « (rust crested by tne Nori American Trust nod Banking Company Wo secure the pay- mens of $5 0,000 to the Bank of she Unite 1 States aad wae Gerare Bank of Phiiadeipoia The trast aod tue clam of te Puiulaceipbia Danks were sustaued The seouriwes re ampic to secure Ue eutire ciaim, which, With tne imterest accumulated during @ lung liigauon, mart now amcont to a mi!tiog of doliars. Je gweow air mes with coste— Meech gad soother va. Alen, Harris sou abotoer va. Prat aed @nere; Beagett , Kunberly aod ao nner ve the Cuy @voart aod auotber, South ve Sub, Weed aoa wile ve. Peoama Kauroad Jompany we vs Colombe fo- surance Company; Lemon va Wood a24 anower, Lemwo vs Wood, atmiwmtrator, and soother, Lemon on ool, sdwinistrator aod another; Lemon vs. Woo, ad@inwivator, and apother; Hooper vs Hudsva Liver ore loeurace Vompaoy , Sears va Barabem ; Power ve. Cae , Gresson aud another ve Kevwitas aad anxner Daricson and otaers ws, Lowrey and osbers, imp'd, &s, yarren® wR ~, Van Zaodt ve. Ante ant seovuer Coevgvon os. iver. apd owners ; Conlver aad aaotae + fe@wan Moles ve. Hauiitos Firs lowarance Qom pacy: Fairtenke aod others ve sloowGeld and another ‘uy Bank of Columbus va. Fox and agower ; Cowes vs Hower, 1nd; are va Acker, executor; Rotmas ve. Heary; Somman ve Hogeboom ; Sardam ve Veo Buren ; Good Our Albany Correspondence. Asasy, June 18, 1868, i Albany Dudley Observatory, dic, dc. ‘The venerable Bishop Hughes, of the city of New York, appeared before the Gr..nd Jury of this county yesterday, ae and eptered » complatwt agaiost the proprietors of tne by Charles Dickens en His Domestic Trowbles. The following card from Mr. Dickens relative to the @omestic trouble which forms so large a part of the gos atp of both hemispheres, at the present time, parporis to Bave appeared in Household Words, of the 19th inst ‘my present relations the public. Twas so young for neariy a quarter of a ceatary. ve It was my duty never to trifle with them or tw deceive them, or to pre- do aaything with it but fl have always endeavored to ry. 1s My conspicuous position has often made me the subject stories and unaccoutabie statermenis. Ooca- Hughes Before an Albany Grand Jury—His Disap- seal = <4 have chafed me, or evea Ms ‘ me; but] have always sccepted them pointment in Obtaining Indictments—Dificulties in the A wounded ‘as the shadows in- ight of my notoriety and success. I have never obtruded any sac personal uneasiness of mine upon the generous of my audience. first time in my lite, and I believe for the last, I frow the principle I bave so long observed, ting myself, in my Own journal, in my owa pri Albany Statesman newspaper, for publishing certain arti- | vate character, and entreating a! my brethren (as they clea under the head of “Circles of Jesus,” which the to, or any others, which were Rept hidden ‘rom the mass | bo peg, of Catholics. He replied that there might be secrets | lately amonget the Shamrock, the Aibernian and other benevo- lent institatons, which nore bat members tn good stand- ing were cognizant of; but as for the Catholic Chureb, he declared that, as a religious body, nothing of the kind es- isted or couid be tolerated. ‘The Bishop urged the necessity of indicting the Proprietors of the paper, not om account of any pecuniary consideration, but im order that they should be brought before a court of justice, and the question be fairly and impartially tested whether sach « secret society existed within the Roman Catholic charch. He desired the Grand Inquest would initia‘e measures 80 that the public might become informed whether himself and cthers had been lbelled or not by means of the pab- ications which he produced before them. The Bishop’s comp'aint was couched in the most emooth and respectful sty le of langaage; his manver cool, collected aud dignified, displaying no undue emotion of feeiing, nor any evident desire to inflict penalty upon the alleged libeliers on ac- count of any personal grievance After tue Bishop left the jury room a consultation was held aod a loog dis- cussion eneued, There was hardly any disagreement as to the merits of the application for an indictment against Doctor Thompson, D. W. Littlejohn and James B. Swain. The point diecursed was, that whether the county of Albany should be saddled with the expense of thetrial | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. of a libel suit of such ® magnitude whea all the parties, complainant and alieged aggressors, are uon-residents of the county—Bishop Hughes residing in the city of New York, Mr. Littlejohn in Oswego, Dr. Thompeon on Staten deem that they have reasou 10 think well of me, and to kuow that ] am @ man who has ever been anaffosted!; true to our common calling) w lend their aid to the cis- of present words. troable of mine of long standing, on whrob I will make no further remark than that it claims to 4 me of. @ sacredly private mature, bas no brought to an arraogement whic involves no pger or iit will of any kind, and the whole origin, pro #ress and surrounding et tances of which have boon shout withia the knowiedge of my children. it is emi ly composed , and its details have but now to be for- gotten by those concerned in tham. By some means arising out of wickedness, or out of folly, eT out of incouceivable wiid chances, or out of ail three, his tronbie has been mate the occasion of misroproseota ‘ion most grossty falee, most mopstrous and most craeli— ‘BvOlvipg net only me, but innocent persons dear w wy heart, and inpocent persons of whom I have no know: leege, if indeed they pave any existence, aod so widely epread that I docbt !f one reader in a thousand wi,! pe- ruse thege lines by whom some touch of the breath of these s!anders will not have passed tike an upwhole- some Thon 10 know me and my vature need no assurance ‘under my band that gach calumnies are as irreconciiead & ‘with me as they are, in this frantic incoherence, with one another. But there ig agreat multitude who know mo through my writings, and wno do uot know we other #130; and } cannot bear that one of them shou d be left in doubt, or bazard of doubt, through my poorly shrinking from takicg the apusual means to which { now regort of circu- lating the truth. I most solemnly declare, then—and thie I do beth in my own and my wife’s pame—thet ail the lately whispered rumors touching the trouble at whica [ have glanced are abomipably faise, aud that whoever repeats thew afior this denial will lie as witfa'ly and as foully as ii is pas ine for any false witness to lie before Heaven and earia. CHARLES DICKEN3. MONEY MARKET. Svspay, June 20-6? The return of hot weather bas brought with ita less Teiand and Mr. Swain at Sing Sing. The wituesses also | Sctive businees, and turned the attention of stock epecuia were supposed to reside in New York, as the alleged | rs more to the closing up of operations than to the exten libellous articles were dated from that city. Andas the articlee were copied in the New York Express, the majo- rity of the Grand Jury decided that they would not suffer the county of Albany to bear the heavy sxpeuse, aad that tho Bishop might beter make bis compia'nts before a New York jury, where the sad witnesses were more acceseii fore, refused Upon re-agsembiing, after disner, the Foreman of the Graud Jury was handed a note from Bishop Rughes He understood that the jury at their morning ‘Session refused to find ay bul on account of the expense which would accrue to the coupty of Albany. He then offered, in case an indicumeat was found, to give the county ample security for all the .ex, that might ac sion of coptracts. No one looks for auy change in doancia! affaire for months. In business matters the present wove ment is only t0 @ moderate extent, and there oun be no change of consequence for the better until the fal! sets tn ft is the general impression that the importatieas in Angurt le to the courts. The indictment was, thare- | 804 September will be quite active; and it is not at ail unprobable that the calculstions of the Secretary of (hs Treasury in regard to revenue from customs wil! be rea ized. It must be borne in mind tha} the falliog off in io portations since the Ist of January last hag not been mach Jess than eighty millions of dollars, and that the coaswinp- ODBCS crue in the prosecutiva of she libel, and wouid immnediate- | ton has been principally out of our old supplies. This ly place the papers of iodemnitication in the nands of tne District Attorney. This ition somewhat startled a large portion of the jury. ey Supp wed they were io secret session, and thatevery mem ver was in Hor Dound to keep their ings Sirictiy private aad conddental, certaitiy until after their adjournment sine die. Butnow, witb n ap Dour, the fac’ was annouaced to nem that they bave retased to flod Diils of indictment as requested by Bisbop Hughes. One member proposed ag an off-et to toe Bishop's propos! ion to make inquiry of wai, Chompsoa & Co. how much they were williwg to pay te county to prevent the finding of indictments. A reconsiteratioa of the vote was result was substaatiaily as before. Ove member oaly cbapged bis vote, after the Bishop proposed to 1udemuify ‘the county It is quite prosebie now hata New York Jury Wil De called upon wo ascertain whether there isa recret institation witnio the Catholic church, of which ene is cognizant, dencminated the “Circle of 28. fact is sufficieot to show that the stocks of merchantice generally in band must be largely reduced, aod that wo must in many articies of universal consamption be pretty near the bare shelves. Toe country a} large is not ac ‘tually poor; money may in man sections be scarce, but they are rich in products and periecily able to liquidate All indebtedness as soon as the crops are marketed. The recent freehets have caused numerous wiic sproad disasters, and individual suffering as usdoubdied’y takea, and the jary again voted, but the | been very great; but the grand aggregate is tnva- riably moch less than reported in the early stages of the inundations, and the resuit usually proves much lees ditastrous than apticipated. We do not think the floods of the Weat will prove a serious drawback or prevent the return of better times tos later day. The trustees of the Dudley Onservaiory are in acon | From every section we receive the most favorable as- siderable of @ quandary relative to the principal professor | counts of the growing crops. In the Northwest the har. of the institution A difficulty has arisea between Pro- fessor Gould and some of the Trastees waich may lead to his withdrawal It seems that ihe sciealific arrangements were placed under charge of Professor Bacne and asac- Ciates, of the United States Voast Survey, as being the most Com petent Jur of the instruments required for scieandc anc astronomical purposes, and (be todividuals woe practical experience were best atapted to secure the Objects coptemplated ip the erection and ipeugaration of the observatory. Professors Bache, Beury ana Pierce selected Mr. Gould, ® pupi: of the great Buaboidt, as the best qualified person in the country, both in science rally and astronomy partisulariy, t) tske charge of the observatory Should the difficaities now ex not speedily adjusted, it i# feared toat lamentabic resalis veste are destined to be particularly prolific, and to that young and rapicly improving portion of the country the result must be especially important. Minoesoia and Wis- congia Will in afew years be the wheat gracary of ine Usion, In the growing of that great staple they porseas advantages unequalled and uoapproactable. Other soo- tons of the West are so subject to freshets, unfavorable winters, diseases to growing crops and to local diseases ‘0 the human race, that the product must at ali times be be | more or less uncertain, At the extreme Northwest, to which poimt the great tide of em'gration is now wraed, may follow, which may ultimately jead the institavioe | the climate fs conducive to general health aud to the pro- wt & vortex from Dich it would Dot be easy wo extrinate iteelf. We know nothing concerning the real difficulties which exist, but this mach we will undertake tosay, that @ustion in the greatest profusion of ail of our great staples, of a superior quality. Ip all new countries the tp our sarestelonen ‘the Const Sarvey corps are the most | people for atime are greater consumers they producers; e professors ‘competect to judge as to the qualifications of the Doaiey Observatory. Commisstoners of Health. A CRUSADE AGAINS? HOGS—THE STEAM FRIGATE SUSQUEHANNA, BTC. The members of this Board met at noon on Friday— his Honor the Mayor in the chair. ™ | acd it may bea year or two before the harvosts of Min nesota and the Northwest generally have much effect upon the marketabie suppiies; but at no very distant day we eball see pouring ia upon us from that section evi. dences of ite fertility and abupdance. It wiil bea long time before prices for breadstuffs reach agaia the high points which bave ruled in The filthy condition of several of the streets in the up- many years. The West is now pencirated by reilroade per parts of Bixtn and ‘eventd avenues of the city, occa sioned by ihe keeping and ranging at large of great num ‘bers of hogs, thus producing dangerous couseqnences to public healt, was brought to the notice of the Board. The fo\lowing revolutions were werefore unanimously agreed to:— ‘Whereas, amber of awine are kept in varto tions of tbe cy, and wherenn, iris the general practice of per sons 20 keeping swine to ball offal aad kitchen refi gerbes them upon, whereby « highiy offensive ant ker ous t ulsaace is creaied; therefore, be it ‘esol: ed, Taat thie Board cf the Mayor ani Commissioners of Health, Swine, Kept south of Kighty sisth sweet, in Unie rity, to be creative of a nuance detrimental to ine | ly, tham ever before, conducted upon the cash basis. a — therefore the City inapecwor be, and he is here y au.horiesd and cirected to ‘ake, seize and remove from iremmises, oF in ADY Place in the cily of New ‘wireet, ano to cause ali rublie tbe the and wo cease all ses or ph ark oa ty such awine to d Or Oteer sullaDie the foregoing res: 0 effect from and the first day of July next, and that pubite no Gee oe given of the same by publication tm the Corporation | The slo that Gaie, and thet noice may be given to persone Eetoiee pees by egies deters oe wk roan sal that ail violations of this orter be prosseuted by th proper ‘on complain: from ube Ulty Inspector or hia [ Of the yards where swine are kept they are congregate’ ip Dupdrede—tere from one to four bundret io bile health, apd thal al red rm $ expenses insu” P' cured and restricted t proper limits. to such an extent that almost aoveally millions of acres of pew territory are opened and supplied with outiow w market. The agricultaral resources of sections of country equal (o ap ordinary empire are aonaaily developed; and with such additions to our domestic wealth our recovery from aimost any Qnarcial revuision must be repid The pre . | sent depression is more ove of prudence and caution than of actual necessity. Every prominent iocal interest is svuné and healthy. Credit ls sufficiently expanded for the mo ment, and the business of the country is more general Ua fortunately it will be necessary to deviate from this coarse Bud Bil pinces Qud premisna. meee every awine foond | when greater activity prevails; but it will, we trast, bea Jong time before the pudlic mind becomes again s» mach imbued with the spirit ef speculation and so wild aod reckless in regard to mew projects as marked the few years previous to the Guancia! collapse of October, 1857 Our baking systems are sound, our currency well ee The interaa! improvements of the country have passed throagh the necessary ordeal to purge and purify them. process bas been painful tw all, sod wo many most disastrous. Soch a resnit was in evitabie, The railroad companies of Great Britain in 1847 and 1848 experienced « similiar panic and prostra- jaa stated in reference to this sabject that in some | tion. The railroads of New Engand « few years since were compelled to suspend diviveods ani imtroiuce the some localities—and the sienca from these premises per- | most thorough reforms. The railroads of Great Briteio vaded the neighborhood with evil effects. and of New England are pow well esta>iisned again, ant The following letter in reference to the United States | are productive to their stockholders. The railroads of the fteamer Susquehanna, was read — Navy Darantwent, June 16, 1858, Sim--T have the honor to scknow! lever of the 4th inst. and would rr tas the new seary Cirections day landing the stores and supplies of ibe, United “iainfeoting the mre fos friqwe 6 TouunE. New York. The proceedings of Middle, Western and Southern States are ow uvderguiog the necessary process of depletion and hquidatinn, acd a fow years will bring up most of tiem to bigher poiuts of Droeperity and productiveness than ever vefore enjoy ed. The rapid growth of the country and the increase of vas) ness and population must give sctivity to ali works of \o. Commiasioners on the previous | terpal improvement to an extent little creamed of by even 2 (Tharseay) were confined w hearing the explanations | their sanguine projectors, and all they will require is good justice Coonoly in referevce tothe coarge mate agaioat Bim for unoeremcbious!y dismissing persons found prow! img about the Quarantine grounds. The end honest management to give them & poriion in the Jostce saowed | ficapcal world equal to those of any other coantry on (he satisfactorily that the persons 90 complained against oxme | taco of the globe on the grounds hy scckient,and the Hoard was content with the explanation. ‘THE UNITED STATES FRIGATE SUBQURM ANNA.” At & meoting of tbe Board at n000 on datarday the fol. lowing communications from the Health Uificer at Qas- rantive were and reat — To ms Boson tue Mayan, avy Commissionens or Haaurn, Onrr oF Baw ¥ om 1 9m in receipt of wn ficial communication Kearney, Commandant 0’ the Navy Yard of Sew ‘ork, informing me tat be had reesived Cirect one from the Honorabie Searetery of the Nev: oarry out be Tejuiremeaye cnmtained to the Heaite Ufio-r's order in re ation t ine susjnehanna of the 15 b instant Aino re aen ing aa mteve lores and lavorera i ia A pre the order referred soard |, bul inaemuch ae noipl there e referred toa pian or manner Of Alsiufection. | teks The exportation of specie from thia port last week was tmail, as will be seen by the following #tatement — Sinrwayts oF Specie FROM THR Port oF New York. Bebr. J. L. Bowmas, Mayaguez, Am. silver. .. $6,000, Do. a0. doubloons 16.750 Bark Hermitage, Port de Luba, soversigus,.. 14,008 Brig F. O. Field, arreya, Spanish gold 5,000 Steamer Poiiadeiphia, Ha 0.000 Steamer North Star, 1,020 Do. 16,260 Total for the week .. 958 318 Previously reported. ves 11838 820 Total 1868......... Li 902 144 The Sub Treasury gained largely Inst week, and it is pomsib'e the next bank returns wil) show a decrease in the specie reserve. The increase in deposits in the hands of recelpts of anthracite coal frm the Lehigh and SobayTilt regions, for the last week and for the season, as compared ‘With the corresponding period last year:— “= i ae 63,776 368,861 Lebigh Canal 38.30 Tnigh Rattroad, 3 itoane Schuylkill Ganal,..., 357,370 Sebuy lkill Railroad,. 867,500 Total .....s+e+s041)588,721 1,800,004 Deo. 228,607 ‘The falling off, as compared with last year, is greater than it was last week, every line of improvement having carried a smaller amount of coal than it did during the corresponding week of last year. On the Iehigh Canal and Railroad there is still a considerable increase for the seazon; but the Reading Railroad is 202,347 tons short snd the Schuy}kill Navigation 77,037 tons short. The annexed is comparative statement of foreign im- ports af New York for the woek and since Jan. 1:— 1856. 1867. 1858. $1,081,360 1,125,902 _ 746,188 607,061 2/502485 1,711)100 Total for the week.. $5,129,021 3,128,397 Previously reported. Sribos' 52 108}304,031 54,501,432 Since Jan. 1........$101,687,373 112,032,418 66,957,670 The following tabie will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week aud year:— 1857 ——, ——~1858.——. Value. Amt. Value pase Week ending June 11. “Amt. Cotton, bales, 7210 $540,627 0,018 $324,601 Fiour, bbis.. 116,557 128,868 44,714 196,621 Corn meal. 1,288 5 466 572 6,566 Wheat, bush. 17 802 72,038 439,355 390,781 Corn...... 1,086 1,156 18,653. ‘14,447 Beef, bbls. and toa"... 2,024 28/350 493 10,289 Pork, bbls. and tes... 1,486 32,159 1,719 26,815 Total.. Cseoeee — $982 970 see nese — $808,064 Increase of week as compared with that of 1867.. 174,906. The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Jone 17:— 1868. Increase. $4,006,192 — $2,662,929 3133271 808,177 125,879 27,361 At 1,423,706 — 274.350 1/016\582 228,108 721/128 280,375 = 641,516 62,773 a Total... $14,360,129 $11,057,074 $360,509 $3,608,668 Decrease as compared with 1857 ‘y 8,303,066 The following isa summary of the yearly gross earn- inge of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad since the or- gevization of the company :— Year ending June 1, 1855., 1858, The net earnings for the past year were as follows:— Gross carnings year emling April 30, 1858... $930,252 46 Decuct running expenses the same period. re Not earnings for year ending April 30, 1958... $435,790 45 ‘The amount of the floating debt at the time of the last year’s report, June 1, 1867, was $410,207 81. On September 1, 1867, at the time of the resignation of the late treasurer, it was found that the floating debt had twcreased at the New York office to $489,784 47, the amount st the Cleveland branch remaining nearly the tame as in June previous, $22,721 89, and after adding sundry credits on the books, and sundry bills that were unpaid, the aggregate floating debt was swelled in resiily to about $600,000, An issue of the company’s bonds to the amount of $600,000, due 1870, was authorized. these 476 bonds bave been negotiated at fifty cents on the dollar. We find the compasy trammelled with @ floating debt of $383,922 70. The report gives the fol- lowing as offsets to this debt:— Cash, New York and Cleveland... . vases $28,986 48 933 00. Cash} due from Post Office Dep't, mail service 3 Cash; balance due from other companies, &c.. 18,870 32 Bulls receivable, estimated good,.........+... 54,000 00 TOM)... sees ecescees cers eee The amount of the sinking fund received and invested by the commissioners is $46,281 85, and the bonds of the company purchased by them, with the acquisition there- on, amount to $69,666 17. The ovtstandiwg stock of the company, as re- Sarunpa?, Junge 19, 1868, $20000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 98% 150 rhs Mud RRR .c wig 8000 Virginia 6's. % 20 Third Avenue RR 108 7000 N Caroline 3 20 Sixth Aveoue RR. 116 72000 Miescuri 100 Reading 44% acco do 1000 Odie 68, . 2000 ErieRRista be 99 4000 H Riv RR44 m 1000 Har RR 2d m. 1000 GaldChigist m 1000 Gai&Opic 2d m Bk New York Bank wo 176 Gal & 100 Del&udCiCo,060 98 3 do 83% 6 dO. 20+ oe 99 = 100 100 Pac M88 Co,..03 16% 60 do WO 88% 60 do, 030 76 $2 Clev & Tol RR. 166 sesese 16 do do., 106 Gardiner Gold Co 40 do... geese BE te Sese FF 5 60 Del & Hod 112 LaCronsed J do. Draws 50 MS&NIa profs. 050 400 Gal & Obic RR 63 8255 8255 100 do... oa CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SaTuRDay, June 19-6 P M. Sessgszeae* eereseese?| Besarecoce 22 S8REs53E5S ? reports meal wan #leady, with eales of 0 hee Jorsey at the ‘Wheat was in fair demant. both for abipment The tales embraced aboat 0 bushels, including Kentucky white at $1 38; Michigan white at $1 07 a $1 10; red winter Vemern At $1 0) 881 03; Milwaukie club a) Wee i prime Oniongo spring at 800.; damaged d. at We a 860. 'Sruthora yrime red and white were scarce and firmiy held. Core wae or $3,343,712 60 3,841,635 00 50. per 100 Ibs. Trox,—About 60 tons Scotch pig were reported acid at $23 75, 6 months. Lxap —Sales of Galena from store were made at $6 1234 per 100 1vs., and 1,000 pigs were sold,to arrive, at 60. Line was quiet, witn sales of common at 623., and Jump at old rates for Rockland. MOoLassEs wes quiet, but firmly held for prime qualities, Naval Stones.—Sales of 150 bbls. spirits turpentine were made at 47c. to arrive, and at 480. on the spot; small ota of common rosin were solid at $1 50, and otner de- ecriptions were without change of moment. Ous —Linseed continued » with sales of 5,000 a 6,000 gallons at 640. a 65c. for American. We have no- thing new of moment to notice in regard to crude whale ™. Provisions.—Pork—The market was dull and transac tions moderate, closing with a tendency to lower prices; the sales footed’ up about 600 a 600 bbis., incluling mess $18 75 a $13 40; thin meas at $16 Beef was firm and ia good de- 500 a 600 bbis., including coun- re} Western do. at was firmly held at $:0 a $22. $16 50 = $1760. Bacon was Cus meats were in fair demand, about 250 bade. wad 8c. for prime State dairies. ae eee a 8Xc. for common to prime ‘Scaiks.—The market continued firm, with sales of 1,218 bhds, Ouba muscovado chiefly within the range of Xo. a 65¢c., with a lot of prime grades at 7c. TALLOW was unsettled, with sales of 10,000 Iba good Po ec agenda other sales were repuried at c. 8 Wuiskky.—Sales of 300 bbis. were made at 23}<c. The Dry Goods Frade. _ ‘The foltowing is © comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since January 1:— 1857, ‘1888. 1,125,902 “745,138 ‘158,508 ‘787,061 1856. 1857. 1858 port. $43,460 856 44,166,472 20,922,034 ‘Thrown onthe masket. 43,693,106 88,039,166 26,220,818 By the above statement it will be seen that the importa- tiens of dry goods entered at this port during the past week have considerably increazed and have more closely approximated the amounts for the same period of 1856 and 1857. The amount thrown upon the market was largely in excess of ‘ast year and nearly equal to the amount For the week, 1856. Entered at the port... $1,031,360 Thrown on the market. 914,701 im 1866. The total entered at this port since the first of January last is still less than one half for the same time time during the past two years. Tne aggre; upon the market for the same time is guy water me amount in 1856 and 1867. As usual at this seasvo of she year, the trade between jobbers aud coustry cus tomers is very light, and must contioue so antil the fall trade opens. — Importers are withdrawing goods freely from the public stores to :hrow upon the market, and jovbers are replenishing their stocks of « goods—many desirable styies—freah imporiatioos of which are scarce and firmer. Toe condiwoa of tne West- ern and Northwestern Sisies contiaues to ve & sudject of anxiety to the trade. The revent severe rains aud floxis having caused considerabie iujury to the crops, and os pecially that of lodian corp, bave tended to discourage the pecta of the fail trade for taat quarter of the country ; yet it is berieved that fine aud seasonadle weather from inis time forwara will do much to repair the damages and cause & good average yield. Under tne iafluause of bad weather accounts from the West, a speouiative feeling eprung up in the market for breadstuffs in the iore part 0 the week, and it was measurably swept of flour at an ad Yao» prices. White whest and corn were also higber. the close of the week, however, coul- in bad crop prospects became movcified, the of speculation subsided, and the market ip the two last days bes deciiced about ven cee's per bar rel. White wheat was alro less bacyant, end corn uo changed. With a recovery of the Weai, woich is slowly Progreesin 1g, trade would be greatly improved. ‘he fail si Dee Stake likely to prove good. Tovagh the ortion crop may have beeu injured in places, )et prices are lieely to rule high. To?acce, rice ana o sare hikely to be good, and to bring remuuerstive prices. Alreaty some goods are going forward to repienish assortments ia New ‘Orleans an: 4, 80 BUPDIY the wijacent iuterior trase There is likely, also, to be sume revival in Mipmeots for the American fsctfc sett!ements, caused by tho discovery of pew gold Oeics north of California. fhe ecosomy prac tised at he West in oringing the country iato a sowder condition, and will enabie ite merchants t ¢o a esfer business. collections covtuue to be fair, and debte ere met with more regular ibaa was, under the circumstances, to have been oxpacted. Im Comestic cotton goucs the market continues firm. Heavy brown sheeting was firm at §\c = SXc. six and eight months. Bieached goods were unchanged; orilis ‘were firm; brown were held at 8% = Denims wer charged. bave no charge to notice of momens in other artic'es of domestic manuafcture. The auction eales during tne | light, and not of sufficient magnitude 1 oretandard of prices. The city retail trade waa checked inthe fore part of the week by wet and chilly weather, but with the retara of hot ant Se ne Me cteee B wel linety creme moro aa. jon, MARITINE 1 APELLIORNCS. ARRIVED. “ ber, Bremen, 15 days, with méss 1 a ad tat 42 w York, bound W; star, hence for eamebip North Lodinia, ah est t <M ods aM. off 2 D Jamesiows, bones tor Bich Pettigrew Trinidad, Cubs, Juve 2, with wu Kmery, Fajardo, PR, June 2, Br, of Windsor, #4), © A th, with sugar and t paacengern, 9D Havana, June 6, with ugar. Ao, to tm company wih Olvutan, br wunbar meta (of Boston), Buck, Gonaives, June 8, with 4 ee eet, Yarmouth, NS, 8 days, with Hebe Maxon Rogers (of New Haven), Farren, Green Tune Rey, rite Ls J 1. Pearsall ir } bode Island, wis, ieorgeto a h Febr Reeve, Baker, Baitimores |” O*7® 1D, Nickerson, Glencester. Fitece, Young, Gloucester. thers, ( aan , Harwied. 2 ‘Wind at sunset SW, very light mus and Weasters, Bona Jonn 9 Farren, from Guayama, Plt, for New Haven, wite ener Molnanen, arrived at Philadel onie 19h, in to# of sehr h 4 Janes, from New Urenoe The J W on Sountered a besvy southerly geile on 12m jon, in iat 46 12 loo 71 1d during which Phe relied both masta out ‘Tran ta Laviatian—Two vessela of & more remarkadia chareciet than even the joedertul prodigy. Bave beep edvancl n bite be Dinahtof their exist=nee. ‘Those. vesmcia mre ouch seer te hut dred fort long, have been constructed for the Ure with the South and Southwest sod the Middle’ Prints were not openea for the fall trade. We | (fc Wild mise and ae ~w Glad Eles Siew Blow wle B Arr at New London téth, Indian Ocean, with 1600 nia oil, Arr at New Bedford (8th, bark Mont 5 Pa- cific Ocean, Bt He'eoa March 31, with 400 bb! ed hapate Avril 6, lst & 32 3, lon 1303 W & Thomae Winaly erk North Amerioa, Lyons, from 1B ward bound whaling bark, with palnted ports Mon'yo- mery, bas been forux deve of Montaua, ia biok fogs aod squalls. ‘Alan srratdo 1gth hark Marcella, West, Atlantic Ocean, Cape Lover April 20, with 280 bb sp and 200 a3 wb on he Reportsapoka dar Miliaoset, Taoer, Kay sp ali to'o, to Western Islands. 4 istier from the second mate of ship Hi of FH, ra- her at Paite April 14, with 1000 sp au (bad taren 300 on Western Ground Jupe lL, bound bls in the month of March) : Cg nd 17, 8 mites 8 of Noman’s Land, ship Jose; Melgs, Mitchell, of and from New Bedford for the Ps : Spoken, sc. Abip Maroe Iu c A rit 10 Meso we tora ee iegtinepdamonpsaphen= seg Peruvian, Roberts, from Boston April 24 for dan Fran- clip Allee Oouses Slepcr io Lt fOMNYork, J ra bbe ‘SNE 10 ser, from Liverpool fork, June. Ship trorge'F Patten, Miichell, from Liverpool for NYork, May 29 Jat, Jon I. Plelac Li tt aaheda nth eae. pea Philadelphia, June &, the ing No 5842, dant, was soon OE IEE en notes spc tte chon hs an, CGH, Mey 2 lat 240 N inv ow ree 1 Bebr Hemor. Hopkins, beuce for Turks Islanée, Juno 11, lat 24-20, lon 62, #ureign Poru. Acons, May 5--In port bars M-gcalens, Cous ne for Gillie Coffe (The above is ibe unknown vark supposed toh Na) ANTIGUA, June 4—Iv port bark May Queen. from Bakimore 3 tor Rp a Sid 34 bark Anieiope (of NHaven), CIEBFURGOS. Juve 6—arr bork Tom Corwin, Gioda, Boston; brig Marine, Fyler, St Jago; 6th bars Trsjav, vonant Hava. ig den. Coombs do, 7th dark Chase, Caron, do. CaxveNnas, June 10—Sid bark Tyringham Dodgo, Lor Evevtneds, June 13—In portschr M smt-b ( ‘shaven, Goodell. tor Berton 19h, Gonaives, Juce 3 In port brig Kooin (of Ch-rryfield), for NYork ot. Bavexa, Juve l2—Arr abio Lizzie Drew. Gooding, Port. id; 18th” brig Bea Fosm, Warren, Babia bonda (sad aid ped Soston), 14th, vrig Loutsa, ‘Marein,’ Baltimore via, Vardenas Cid let bark JJ Hethorn Bickford, Cardenas, 1h, Eliza Mallory, ——, Faimonth; 12th da’ Kk Disea, Batley, Tri- este (revered lig for Falmonths, lath, Darke Ariel, Paylor, us brig alfred Hxall, Beading, A York (ceportéa lag for 1A pbiay ald 10th, barks Kiog William (rev ried amer), atover (« Woods uv), Savannah’ Sea 1 04. A srpeoroaah, ttimare 5, fWwery ON Ged Osre Jes, Boson, 1th. sbios spart~ do; stephen 5 eon in; RoW Prat. Whtiden, ant Jota N Genin, Booth, A A Bande), Alcorn Boston (probably Savannah) oOL, June 4—Arr sh'p iicbolae iY ale (00s Nigvo- eld ota, Mary stewart, Auld, Care In tbe river outward bourd 8th Abbott Lawrence, Dat for Caloutts (nefore reported #)d 6 bY ise LONDON. J) ‘Norvai, (and slo from Gravesend 5*h) jotchaise, Ms soe 1 ). Kves, b las), ves, sovenne! y Shiel4s and Navan 00, Marto, Ge-long. * Tao ey. tangon; um, usraw fing. Tho: . Nee 4 tnt "a Nichole, N¥ora Tilae Matbewsy Portiand, SORTA FoRRLaND, June 4—U%, Leila, Cofia, fe ma Rotter~ dem for NYork Natsav, BP. Juae 7- In port schr Buena Vieta (of Har- wied), for SOriesns—would tase We passeagrrs of the ship Knicderbocker, loat on abaco Poro, W 0 africa, April 29—in port brig Henry, Burden, be Sek tr Jouss PR, Jane 9—In port brig Frances Ri in pe ‘rances sane, Kirck, BaGva, Juce $—Arr hark Emma Cushing, Dix Br Fustaria, June 6-in port Gr schr Aime, MTataiad, June 4—Arr brig Franconia, Upton, NYork: 8h, a a bark Frankiin, Michell, Boston. § ALEXANDRIA. June i8—Arr schr Blearor, Townseud, N- York sid schre Naiad Queen, Hulse, Provence; J 0 &un- you, Endicott, N vork. BUStOs, June 19. AM—Arr sh pa Ubapio, Me James Nermin, Watta Liverpoul, Commodor Weet. bere Charleston Savane Batt: arti ead, Mayo, Oonstent! jee, Nichola St Jobo 8 May bufoike hs ton; Lady . Haser, Pbiadelyhis, Priacess. « Belle Chase nud Wolcott, Maker > Yor BaLTIMOSE, June iS—Arr ores May Queen. / a8 vin St Johws PR; Daniel Venater Ayder, soaton; sehra acriana, Littlejohn, Portisad JU Uarliog. Howe, 30 valbous Hinkley, Providesen, Mia. inanewas, Alex.n bark Wieland Osiermans, of amt trou Bireabead, Corns #0 damerios; . Gen dant (sry Mil, Ber Fern urigea, Frovitance vin Neeport, Prt Eeagee: ‘anny Fern. i, Provivence via Newport. more. SmUn and slic, Swain. NYork Sid bare Mpaatlead Ve savela Gi key. Triciiad, a0 X; robre Porua, Creightoa, West Dommeni, Her 0 rep ar vobrs tare Moo! ry Torke curegor —— (and ad for sew York); muda, ¥ Isianda, Bi stephen 5 JW, Drig Ave. Benoett, Wiadare (od nic i6'n for »lexva drim. bid 12, eobre Quickytep Alonardaon, Al-xendria, ZA Faine, basier NYorm, 160, M Frivou. Bray do, ae i ¥ HOLE June th eM arr oO: jumore for Kuaon H Backs stiantic #urf, Jono Leignton, Avi # Oxnnon, Virgie roo: Vich~ Arr sebre W 4 leone itt Poilade'phia for we 00 for Kimnury: Fly. Unaesee brigt daewe: ; eChrs Amelie.) Keoves, ib Veoiw, 4 Baker, ar b Ihfon Lincoto Pinko m Alexeod: Moston sehr Hard, Wood, Btore for Pars’ rye spline, and Celt; sobra silgh M Vullleid, Frecerick sal, and ari Kaelin, Porto ateo, 3 H,Harrin, Paragon, lew mas tile, Morte J 01 1th— arr bart bloa Linsota, Jere, aspire City Geimas a Havens, shio Ashiand Moore, Liverpool’ barka: Brem) Sanders treme 4 Cree! Ie ev kab * Liverpool, brig WH Stewart; 1 Stowe, Brazos Mentingos, Hampton Hosda bark Cochituate, from Caltao, USYPORE June iS sit ache Life dost, Bayley, BREW MEDFORD Priacelphiay Argo. To NEW LONLOM June arr eloop Jane Maria, NYork Mogens for Norwich Oi schre Adventurer, ‘and Sy!pb, Bawiey, Por P June 19-Arr hrige Rizahath, Libby, dy FO toe. OR. Ketura, 8; Soult 'ay, eamen, i A harm, Keporier, perry; Mary Anu, sawyer; Osean dalla, Waste aod | sanndere, Ov heaton, Cornelia, “vnasell Ne Beafors RK Cobden Arnold, Pat Cronk. Moore, ‘Com Stewart, Baynes, and irene, Wase, Jonn, Bs Mary Ann, Sawyer, 2ib— Ary siesmer 9 Willedy Kio Janeiro; brig #1 bermede (crave she put in for -apsire) 4 dave. rr oa Langstatt, Pht "Weniover’ rickersoa NYork Cad bere a Culp eipbin, Wesiov ‘W iliama, St sekaonetile RALEM 6 18 Are rohre Atlentio Wane Bolivsr Iberaham. Rondoul. ld nenra Tatts om Washington. Dc; and & fleet of coasters rrom Kisiera porta, bound Kouih MISCELLABEOUS SWAN & 00. 8 LOTTARY COMMIB.JONBREG Bw 16 a = with corte in thie court a ‘nike of Rio, the remainder of eT 8 SMtrmed ‘ In DORRD rope val hieeam, im ; Powe ve. Pau, Pied of sabm Ving the following for ibe approval of held above the views of buyers, and salee were limitei Mica Company and are invended for the avicu'ioo af « arm satan ag neta, je es aU, Draper ee ‘Reseb , Bieecker vs Lyacn’, Van a the course wait I tave concluded topureae in | We Assistant Treasurer during the week was about three | Ont to'C9 bushels, noreene's to of bene Veaun, indian rivera purpose of their peculiar fee ures of oon Sy; entre oe oon ae “ee Aoese ve Aavcitl . Merlord et a vs Farmers’ Bank of re mori miltions of doliars. Asan offset to this we have the iast | whice sold at 68e.,and sound Western mixed at 73c.; Jovxey | Mruc lon lew enable @ large earKo \o be carried at s gun rain a CAR) ~ - yh, ‘ Caliorvia remidance of one and © half milion © The | yellow was at 18.0 T8e, Rye—salee of 3,000 tushole Sen grec teow seeonge to by no meieas propertbuens, cat'ts joag ments rererecd, trial ordered, costs ty wre miilien Geer tm thelr ‘wore made at Tle. # 71 i¢¢. me Northern. Axciry | probably exceeded by many merobastmen Y r avis Uae event of guil—dJomeon Packer v4 iLrhowae & — pr specie FO | ras quiet and pominal. e0 of abgut 10,000 Baxa- | The ioliowing table givens eummary of the vente tm tne | AS5u nic tsith thet we ba Ay recuse Ralliros | Company , Bavovm sos vinors vs. satus nerve oie OI were made at 4he The follo statement of | barrore of New York, imal taore, Wikmmngion, NO, | of ‘bet pari AcademD ad aovtber , Miler and otuers ox roi, ve Comercial The following are the quotations for coin and bullioa:— | receipts, &c., we take from Wm. G. Cuttiog’s cfreular: — Charleston Savannah, Apaincnionia, Mobile New Orleans re mt Avgurin, Georgia. from the Hank uffdlg : Waldron ve Willard aod stuers , respie hm p iern Por cmt, Bug. oliver, por £— Canal & ources, | 884 Galveston, at latest accounts trom each Jrewinge, ced ell! cont ave ‘0 saperintend we. Wales ; Cremvense ve. Ataate Fire Istarnce Goa : As. THOMPSON American half dois..10¢ 8 — American. guid Raitroad. — Partet. ' Total may YORE inder pasy ; Butele Sicam sngine Works ve. Sus Matus (usu Quanaxtine, June 19, 1806, 60, quarier..d2&—~ Coin ta the 4,562 487 167908 : 2 ance Compauy , Haffalo steam orks ve. Moro Quagnerns, (Oraee tovean) Cotned greviousto 1868. motto “K Plart a 2127 200,856 a - tie lorarance Company ;,Wileon Va. Goit ; Beujan a y Heacem Crvice, Jan Gyno. ond Hes (per) Bceata §=— bus Unams”” over - = 4523 . 16 Raretogs insurapee Urmpany To Commpoone Gramvey. Comm sn . glinkschaspences Liipros. gover i “ = om 196174 Jodgment reversed with conta, and in parrusace « +, Ree YoR Dating ober he frigate © rey urtn \ean GOAT... 106 & = pai Onte,. - 8.806 - 12000 2,386 .«# sh Valation of the partion, judgment rendered fur tu Lag an RR ety Ld Hewolsons (3) fre) 3 The Pxports of flour and gram for the week ending June ad tiff, with leave to the defendante to pul in & Lew | ope bet you yre Wa ~ Peo uaier pinoes. 7 15, were ae follows: — im shar OF OF knawer on Payment of coste—Hayner, Fe” " y OT 110 Pr. sceceee 90,999 ‘ ve Je, 08 and others we @ ca pele 264,997 - ‘Jadgs, YORt Bt gene al term reverved and jotgmen' « eution of this tm 18,266 ot » & - N sno Gnas t--V 00 VAiKkOnDurge kad anotidr, ene iscee, U8 Asany ode nt, were marie at 106. & 1c ; O60 e ie oe Van > on make to a , and 150 do, at LiMo, and B60 do Ordenot ye. we Court erantion pew trial affirmed « . &. os a. - Gonaives at 10¢ ons Jedgmeet Goal in POTHUMRY 6: 6 4 for Jeoakp Ottiegr, Port or Kew Yor, | The aenengd & compasativo sioner ehowhg | TON. —The was ket wae firm and advanced adont Jeo.