The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1860, Page 5

NEWS FROM NORTHERS MEXICV, (Corzespon denes. Mazamonsa, May 10, 1860. ‘@ur Mavamoras Perkepe~ Bime Brjictions om the Subject—Ineapediency of Volum ), Bacept by Way of the Rio Grande— Vedeurri Piaythg @ Dowble Game—4 Rich Prise in The Wrtes c— dezwo 0 Deckare War against @uced into this country. It appears that Gen, Remeau, wha a considerable company at his beck, hed procured fom President Juarez certain land grants and railroad patvileges, which are sufficient to envelope Mexico with a eloud of Americans and to fll Gen. Renean’s friends with Ff x mh 48 ait i e2 if ps i = Ls i ! s Fs E & s = Hl ist f pantt | i i i i ! : J Hie i [ Peta} fi ¥etite 3 eel Ege skes consutations have w hve when Mey come, and against cat a E a = wa eule| a ] g Fi Fs Hi H & 7 E He H Hy : i 3 i Bs Ht fee i i i ( i : : A | z 5 zg i 5 z = E 5 Fi E f i HF E la i F i i i Fy | | ii t FF E E z 8 sil iii Ui ifs: abs & He at i H i HI al i il Fag H i i i i i t i it [ F i 3 f Ee é Peet if l i Ee Hi [ i i i I j * i if $ fr BE £ adt 4 TE Ht Hg [ z £ = 5 j 4 li : | : H I i s E E Ha E ‘ FY | i fi i 8 E f : 3 Hi ae ae t i j i af | j ? bef i F I i iF we 8 5 i | (! | < ! H i I i I i ies i ii “PUBCSEB EEF @esrs oe il i ! i 5 § 2 i i U i i i i i i i i i is ! : i if Hl tl i i , i it! i { ii 6 ag e S 3 t i Lj q i 4 : f ; 7 : 5 | ir | Pt. f eet dl | i uk Mit ; Hitt ARTE Marawonas, May 12, 1860. ‘The Road Open to Zacatrcas—Contrel Situation of Mira non’: Forces—Comtucta Coming with $2,000,000—/'ree ie fight at Pinas hae been to epee ths roads to the interier of 7acatecan, apd the effect ! fi i 5 Q NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY five weeks beyend the:r time, to scscumodate our friemia @@ the ether cide with 2 fight. Teo Rapgera were ée- tained here with the view that they might be able to par- Weipate in any filibuster movement mode against Mexico; ‘det, as the Kaighte ef the Golden Circle did not come up to the scratch, they had t> go away without a muss. A complimentary ball was given in boner ef Capt Ford be- fore the party left. It ia supposed here that the delsy ef the Rangers in not goimg immediately into the iaterior Das frustrated Gen. Houston’s entire scheme; for it is Positively asserted by Houston’s friends that his design was to withdraw the Rangers, allow Oortinas to retarn upon another robbery expedition, and then, before the sleepy force of Uncle Sam could interfere, Vid Sam (as ‘Houston is (amiliarly called) intended to call’ the torce of ‘Texas in'o the feld, and throw bimeelf, at the head of a conquering column of {ive or ten thousand men, upoa the Besides this grand summing up, there w smallor Indictments, which are sufficient to ry ‘busy for an entire twelvemonth. Mostof those iadicted belonged to Cortinas’ party, apd were seen and recoguized ee ree eee ee When you eases to which they are appointet At a locai e' bela bere on Mvndey last Mr. Dye was elected Mayor, ang Messrn F. List Kingsbary, Wm. Douglas, J Galvao, Yturria, H. Miller, Wm. Johnson and Qlected ‘Aldermen. 4 Mr. Seward’s Defeat. ‘Raitorial Correspondence of the Albany E: ‘Cincaco, May 19, 1860. Misrepresentation has achieved its and creduious have succumbed to threats and please a few thousand men of equivocal principle and danca ea tecdaaere cheer petal a Ba a hea the altar of fancied a ry. ‘The eacrifice was alike cruel and » Noman im the republican party has greater tirengtn than Willie party , or possesses grea\ Ps high office which its pational tribunal bas His platform is tbat of the republican party, and.was be- fore it. He, more than ap: ciples whieh called it into , snd which gave, and which still give it, all its vitality. No other man’s 20 distinctly embodies gether those who originally entered organization; and the world’s verdict was byt a faith, common bonesty and the future end ‘the republican party demanded his nomination as its stendara bearer in the pending canvass. But this verdict has been j is deemed too pure, too consistent, too heroic, too wise, and too thoroughly and too conspicuously imbued with the distinctive principles of republicaniem,, to sucosed. mairuatyrentes dovattterrae ve to the principles repo , Mast Be conciliated: Bae so Witham H. Soward ‘mast be aoagh to bresthe mere. coveted, aad to Cascarage e reathe were coveted, en ayaa 5 WI ves have never yet tohaled sufficient of the fre spirit of republi. CSpism to assume its Dame, Jemanced the immoiation, and they were gratified. Love of consietency, admiration for a long life of devotion to freedom, and a heroic purpose legends s fall by Ge nobieat oubodinans of Fo pg u prin to succumb to ox. pediency and oor ba ‘The result is less a defeat of William H. Seward than » enemies. The 8 rejection was chicly manufactured thoee whose digike of the man was indnitel ts etyanes their Mordecai at the king’s gate; and by feed! the Tilsrepresentasions U3 at. 5 a. rears, Wiles exalted position for which no i I iatpet rtlitall z i F} li fr | 4) bi lf F i i i i Ff H 4 i : Hy ze &3 : [ t ; ! ii é Fe i Hi g i i Telpetie iil il e 5 £ fs a i! i i ie i Hi . Hil FE if “Tit | | z a E. z Hf ie? i ae Ht fay itt 6 ele aif i : ; rf ei PH i ! to tears. The hearts of the people with him and for him. The tC yesterday If bul a Ind ‘eation of bow the ‘of Tennessee, a! leant, will Ltt — that of the comatitution, the Uniow the How to Make New Slave States. iF fj i LF sj itt cal exoess of Ht. The for these two may be Ute of tae Rio the waters ‘Mimouri, and in the pas more eanale the lands that have point, and Palos yer ust Dane the terminus of a grand canal, one et all with the ground sary Fw magna ut or te work of reciaim- ing two thirde of the groa of that Regtion of the republic. 2 = = enclosing a copy of a communication from the giorney for the Commissioners for Removing Obetractions from Harlem River, and a requisition from the Commisioners aaking for 0 farther sum of $40,000 of county binds on acoount ef said work. Referred. Bopervieor Rosca: presented a resolution directing the Corporetion Atiorney wo discontinue all sute ageiget par- A comm of Record, certifying that 124g ot "Apr 1AS6, haa cae ae &e., tn the cies of the Regieter, to be copied and printed, and tbat ibe same was justiy due to Messrs. & Biker Ter perrarming Gia work, pangenting \9 Renee irred. The bille of Sheriff Kelly for $5'6, for services of sum- mons, &e., for violation of election laws, and $8,378 for services of summons for violation of excise laws, were re On moticn of Preskient Prrpy, the Committee on Ctvil apo Criminal Courts wee oir cted to canter with tue city autborities for saditional accommodation in the Ooanty Courts. adjourned to Tuesday. Boara ef Counclimen. ‘THE PRINTING OF THE TELEGRAPH CABLE CELBBRA- ‘TION. ‘The following veto was sent tothe Board of Councilmen at (heir last meeting, but not reached:— Mayor's Ornce, Naw York. May 21, 1860, ‘To nm Hoxonanta 1H% Boaxp ov CounciTmy:— the celebration of the Atiantic Oable. If that report pos tensed any merit, which is doubtful, it is quite certain that no public interest can attach to it at this time. That pubticly advertising ten The of the charter is imperative, and most cantrol. It presente an insuperabio tw the adop:ion of this resolution. I therefore return it etthout approval. FERNANDO WOOD. Coroners’ Inquests. Fatat Fort —A laberer, named Patrick Corcoran, re- siding in Ninety fourth street, near Fifth avenue, died Yesterday from the eflects of injuries received on Sunday evening, while engaged ia a fight with Thomas Woods. Deceaved and Woods, who lived im the same house, be- came involved in a quarrel about some trivial matter, when the latter, in & moment of passion, picked up a im the head, prost immodistely attended by a pbysician, but he continued tnsensible up to the moment of his death. which occurred at an carly hour yesterday morning. ‘Woods was subsequently taken imto custody by the Twenty-third lay police, aud jocked up. Coroner Gambie was noti ofthe alfair, and will bold an inquest apoa the body of deceased to-day. Veucie Casvatry ot Broapway.—Coroner Jackman held an mquest at the New York Hospital, upon the body of John MoGuckin, a native of Ireland, aged seveaty-threo years, who died from the effects of injuries accidentally received on the 24th of April last, by being ran over by ‘an omnibus at the corner of Broad and Canel street. Deceased was intoxicated at the time of the accident, and Defore be died he stated that the driver of the stage wae not in any way biamable. Verdict in accordanse with the above facts. Fata, Acaprst—A Daxcenove Prer.—Robert Taylor, a resident of No. 3:6 West Twenty-sixth strect, while walking on the pier at the foot of West Twenty-eixth strect, at an early hour on Monday morning, fell through ®@ hole in the planking and sunk into the mad up to his waist. The reecued a! upoa the body of , when the jury rea- dered a verdict censuring the authorities for allowing the Pier to remain in such an unsafe condition. Court Calendar—This Day. Scraeue Covat—Omorir—Parr 2.—Nos. 1016, 774, 1046, 101, 989, 888, 892, 890, 1042, 1023, 788, 830. 1054, 1056, 1062, 1064, 1068, 1070, 1074, 1080. Uxcrep States: to 69, %. 70. 2060, 3601, 2069, 2¢00, 2002, 2063, 200%, 2006, 2007) 308 avi ete a ee Bae 0, ” 43,4, 1, 1740, . 2051, yen Ros. ts, 870 572, 96,'678, 682, 654, se ‘376, Koaie, 478, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Torspar, May 22—6 P. M. The following is 2 comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1:— 1868. 1989. 1800. For the woek.,..... $1,280,848 1,883,376 1,586,119 Previously reported. 23,116,636 25,852,908 30,691,108 Since January 1,,925,207,454 24,935,879 62,997,222 The excess is again on the side of the current year, and the aggregate increase in our exports since January 1 is now about $7,250,000 over last year, and $8,850,000 over 1858. The chi items of export last week were cereals—of whith we note pretty heavy shipments to (reat Britain—bvread- stuffs, which we are supplying, as usual, to all parts of the world, and miscellaneous articles, The cotton export was light last week, the principal shipment being to Havre. Adding the specie ex- port to that of merchandise and produce, the ac- count of the port for the week will show a larger balance acainst ws than the same week last year id; for though the imports were light,and the produce export larger than last year, the decline in the specie export was very considerable. Money is very easy indeed, and we hear of bor- rowers who pretend to pay less than five por cent. We can hear of mo actual transactions below that figure, but there can be no question but the sup- ply at that rate is in excess of the demand. Good paper was never so scarce as it is; the 6 per cont Treasury notes are wanted at one per cent pre- mium. The reduction in the bank rate of interest in England is calculated to encourage further ex- pansion here. Foreign exchange is quoted flat—the asking rates being 109) for 60 day bills on London, and 110} for short sight—less the usual brokerage in both cases; for bills on Paria, 5.124 a for 60 day bills, and 5.114 for short sight. Th is very bare of suitable commercial bills, and bars are scarce and dear; hence many are not anxious to sell. The steamer Asia, which sails to- morrow, will probably take a very small amount of gold, The next heavy shipment will be on Satar- day. ‘The following are the last quotations of sight ex- change on New York at the cities mentioned, the quotations being in all cases for gold: — closing that bid, against £22 yesterday; Galens fel to G4j,Rock Ialand to 694, Pacific Mail to 99, and other stocks to corresponding figures. Nothing new has been in the Pacific Mail Mmyrtery, At the close of business honrs to- day the dividend had been paid on 35,909 shares of stock, and no fraud had been discovered. Many weeks may elapse before the true stat@ of affairs ig discovered. It ts, how- over, pretty certain now that no very large over issne can have taken place, and that no one will be a loser by any fraud that may have been commit ted, except the company, which is well able to stand the lon. Venema reaghed 106 af one hour Deernucr Count.—Nos. 64, 109, 65, 110, 66 {im the day, but afterwards fell back to 1334, closing | 5 serpe,bbis — that bid. At the close stocks were steady st the heater} bar tollowing figures:—Virginio 6's, 02 © 4; Missouri | 100. ess. 1,841 one G's, 84 @ 4; Canton, 21} 9 22; Cumboriand Coal, 13) Hickory: logs. oy ‘a0 i Pacific Mail, 89} = 9; Now York Central, 82] | Sk. P sree Total s.eeessess. 910,038 ih Ap Sion Hudson River, 483 0 3; a poy) ate . yi & 4; do. preferred, 403 @ 41; Reading, 4 Cotton, dales.. 273 16, #4; Michigan Central, 50} 0 }; Michigan Southern | peem,del..9,¢72 by and Northern Indiana, 12} a 3; do. guaranteed, | Sarrsparila:. 6 1,520 25] a}; Panama, 133} a 4; Minois Central, 61f a | Ormres page,.6,280 se 4; Galena and Chicago, 64} a 3; Cleveland and | Mahogany logs 550 3,080 Toledo, 30f 3 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 694 | Jravtcrotahes 30 worse seco ai. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- $1,517 " '370 sury to-day:— 23,760 ‘Tota) receipte, 107,196 18 2,900 —For customs 87,000 00 1,460 Total payments 63,714 80] Skns, phgs.. t* sai. og hh BTN ee Sie cok 2 ie The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this ’ 18,700 Oil clener ies , morning were $25,907,116 47, and the balances fat tos Spoil gale ibions ree $1,435,008 27, cyt Mr. Haws, the City Comptroller, has returned 23,064 from Chicago, and been placed in possession of tue the facts of the controversy between the Mayor 1,200 — vi and Mr. Stout, respecting the City Chamberlainship. $252,043 sear joa aula The opinions of Judge Bronson and Charles 0’Ce- nor, Esq., affirming that the Mayor’s power to re- move Mr. Stout for cause was not diminished by the act passed at the last session of the Legislature, were laid before Mr. Haws, and to-morrow or next day (as soon as he has had time to look into the subject and confer with his counsel) a decision may be expected. We have reason to believe that the decision will be in favor of Mr. Platt, newly ap- pointed Chamberlain, whose bonds, as tendered, are for $700,000. The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks presents the following aggregates as compared with those of the previous week:— May4, May 21. i101'9e8 6/367,416 1,691,905 4 882 co PEK BErore tee 83 BSF 78 e 4 tis sd 3 otis z 883 te iFESTES ee 111418811 esse! Inc,, $14,231 Deo. . 61,905 Deo: -180/046 Pt E a 48 stg Dee., 67,087 Dee.. 13,028 rit ine to a 2,870,017 #8633 The movement of breadstufis in Chicago on the 48,655 18th was as follows:— ian 2707 Spot "ee 13,778 492 oseee me 7,473. Clocks, TY ‘Cocoa, Coffee. BF reeese Flax. Fah..... ° Grind ai Pa @ ee Geass. =, rit re the latter an ex tional figure. ¢ documents attached, 108 47a 10834 -and et ae 10 & 5.13% per dollar. ‘Sixty day bill on New rk, &e., Mf @ Land 1'¢ per cent discount. Sight \; @ 3s per cent premium. 31 vn 88S0. 88 Jee 4h The Peoria Transcript says ef the Bureau Val- paintings ley Railroad that— Paper bang. BY ‘The freights are lly increasing. On Thureday last Prewr. - two wains Drought to fue cues traded wah pretuee Perfamery.. &2 principally grain destined for the Bact and Chicego. TAvRE, pt ho ‘The earnings of the Philadelphia and Wilmington | Cotton. vales.1,019 $26,871 Iron pipes... $200 se 5 ened Railroad in April, 1860, were -495,055 17; in April, | Bacmwax: Wee0s152 1,000 Boole is ine 3 ie: 7 1859, $87,601 57. Gain in April, 1860, $7373 40. Statuary... = Steck Excha: ener te stmt, May 22,1060 ee BaP tkcan ons $1000 U 5 Se, x ‘ amen 43 u ae Bg Cau ane ‘ ‘Tea. 2,664 8,206 9483 ATT ons 21,183 2 00 1020 Hay, is 10 do... Yana oe. 300 5 Ges Ext're. { - © Rice, toe 80 > - ae Breed, pi 230 ae Potatoes, bois. ‘180 ito 0 do Matches, 7 600 160 Erie RR. mr bo 4 = 4 rn Jamber, 000 “ae Te ‘ots ™ 1 on : = m0 do. : 400 Harlem 4 - 800 Reading =e | a i ve | Sater aia! s ‘Wheatwas :. The demand wm pool on = on ae ‘iss | for ‘export. "The sales embreco! aboet 18 206 Seema? 1000, wm do 263 lo | imciuding Milwaukee club at $1 22 0 $1 26, closing at 4000 MM > Pasame 165 2,200 by ry: lowa at $1 23, 350¢0 @ 9 do, we os | Jo No Lats 16.081 ai; rod Sate abt ‘Dates 160 89 100 Tl Cea ~oRTO were 210 eK 90 do as 700,000 "eames, 200 82:5 300 oo at Sto. © 60. 12 82° 100 bred and Western 00 #2% 100 rt for round ror) . 824 200 8 at Ble. Fd =x 308 16 - 42% 1200 iw 60 2” | 4 “ waa 2, ea wevsananasbectsssese $11 pal : 250 Bs $2,660 io 100 cs “Oier os 100 Har RR 100 . 2 88 wis Sagaiy 4, 180 1g (108 4a oe 5 (ls 707 : n 2 £3 F4 Exports from the Port ef New York to Fo- 66 a 2,160, reigm Perts tor the Week Ending May 22, | Rive. 2 8 = oe pave: Be = Ph. Value. Pig. Value | Brandy, > 0 in Floor, big... 300 $1,831 Iron tant... $542 | Pork, bbls... 11 201 Hardware... 19 Prnitare,pkgs 6 = 148 amber, {80,000 1,520 | Tard) Ibe. ..1,088 192 Mevallaneout. 2,985 Sane | uns, come..." 10 pie = BA... .rsronreeree Lumber, 016,000 30 Teta eae $82,158 row ‘Tes, plage... 866 11,000 Four, Yols..1,017 0,8 Domestion,be, 23 81,017 sides. 900 | (4,748 peer. 3601 lard % "bone Ybe.24,198 20:320 re ie ake af lee » 1 Onan Sewing mach’s 21 905 Tallow, ibe... 450 ba Pitures,ca... 2 Soo Bogar, brs... 4514 Mf Iron, page 6 oxy Hardware,cs. 1 100 Printing mii,p 7 163 Bread, pags. 6 10) Tovecoe, bic: 8h 6es oy Sl Tobacco, bas. 463 11/330 Pease hogs, $23 14 ee Tobacco, kegs 25 1,060 Books, 8. & 296 Gunny bags, 4 310 pyle iM ‘$00 Pork, 6 % Cloves, bales, 10 1 Piteh, ae Tobscoo 4 «172 Mathes. an... 8 lb ‘Total... “ Butter, Ibe... 992-83 roe 2 1® emma Boap, bas... 17 O48 iy, kere. 80 8-256 " $18,958 Hides... Beeswax, iba, 94 © 109 Liqnor, o me eon, 9,128 Fustio, Lamber,tt..11,851 311 Wine, os 2 Cy 4/201 Mf. tre Guns 11 120 LR goods, ce 8 Liw'é, 10a Candi 5 3.Aae Ranh baa... 19 at Cedar, ‘Pase! LJ a Furalture, pgs & 13 PH lee Bhot, a 718 Mecellancous, — 3,998 YA Beans, Tard, a2 8 aaa w , ‘Todacee, «pie Rice, Foticcm, ands, 6 ee Sti the $t2 G0. Prime eras wes nominal ot 813 ro m...: = movwrongims tis | sagtectbanne oieeie Gibancre 2 rams. od ie Prist maak’ page? “es hams and at 756. 8 7540. for eboulders. hard ootinens 5 . Paper, ‘Ol Pistols, cass.. 1 im Soap, ‘boxes 2 see a Cotten, Dalen. 780 $08,050 Cur'me roids 104 grog | Rice, bags... m1 Muceliaheoss., — S01 Cotton begs... 6 200 Tobacco ter's 1g 2,00 | Cheer, Ibe. =] a ane hee nen ; bush 0,127 41,080 Flour, bbl... 90 196 | Four, bbl... ‘ Bay, ae a Let Mins, cass.) 51,800 ty ee BO roe ie Dbl... O64 2,105 Currenta bbls. 16 136 Matting,rolls.. 180 1,400 2 V Flour, bois ..6519 90,600 Dry ponds ce. 32 6,498 | Bw p'perr’m2,000 "S00 it 1488 Wheah, vestiét 1081866 Sew mach on. 36 3,175 | Rion, ton 100 2,04 . Se a i 2 Lard, Tos... 6,876 i 25 = 1,900 re " ry 4 «70 Pons bari 3 eso Ibe 78,853 FAs | Rios, bois.” 100 3 @ 13 ura plvir 4 088 Chenee'the.i47\12 15, Gorn, boah's..3,678 3,61 2 (1,100 Spm oll, gules, 6,974 Tobeseo bas... '100 1a9e | Beiter, Ie, ‘oo o 8 Anmastioreks.” 3 1/200 Butter, foe..68259 8°144 | Cheese’. 3.108 o 76 Fiocka, Dales. 33 1/006 Strawhew,on” 8 100 mn ale S150 Tobscee, bas. 25 ‘467 ‘Bacom, Ibe.” 89,000 —_ 5. “oe 1 4% Ragn, bales... 100 3,904 Favors, ba. a0 gpm | Geariassse= gk ie i 1 aoe Gees? Bienes? ge 3 MK Cod olf. cake... 98 3 Misroflancous, — iat 2 18 _ eed rg tee MOT —. 2 687 —_ leev oes eee per ees $000,740 | Bow. oe 608 oe BTA MO ef ———— ia 28 ee Et 2 8. weeealis 3: eo PS Ho ee 3 on Bee. BeeBren ocbeE x BS Peveeo ory Eset 2 2 Ea 2eabtnctet aaah i Fs £ 3 h i