The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1860, Page 5

NEW ORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1860.—TRIPLE) SHEET, evening,’ $7,010,611. The decline in the customs | The total earnings 0! the Cleveland, Columbus revenue js reflected in the returne of the impor- |’ and Cincinnati Railroad for the last month were as tations at this port. Por the week ending to-day | follows: the fhportations of dry goods are only $972,000, against $1,993,000 same week last year, and the Gry goods import since January 1 is $2, 200,000 behind that of the corresponding period of last year. The country is, however, undoubtedly | #1d Montreal Railroad, just issued, we learn that. sicher than it wasa year ago, and better able to | the total earnings for the year ending April 30 pay for fareign goods. uh eee ee rw There has been » moderate business done in fo- ; - reign exchange to-day for the steamers which sail tomorrow. The current rates for bankers’ bills range from 109} to 3, some undoubted bills being ip the market at §. For francs 6.193 8 12} are asked. The supply of commercial bills is very limited, and bankers are somewhat embarrassed to cover their exchange. From present appearances, the steamers to-morrow will take out about « million of specie, about $100,- 000, of-which will be in silver. The movement of WTERESTING FROM UTAB EXCITNG TIMES AMONG THE SAINTS, What They Think ef the New Mermen Church, | bo, as, Ss us 2 2 l F i r ! D iT Decrease ** From the annual report of the Boaton, Concord i @ : | i i i i zi i ! Fa ae. hi Our Utah Correspondence. Saur Line Orr, May 15, 1860, Th Buvasigation inte the Affairs of the Indian Buperin- indiney—Copy of the Charges against Dr. Forncy—Phe Hivechrating Oommitice—Ovmmnencement of their Proceed” \gs— Reporters Mucluded—Opinion ¢f the Brigham Young brmena on the New Mormon Church—Groat Snow orn—Rewdyiem and Ticft— Indian News, de, de. to widespread charges against the official integrity ef DiJacoe Forney, Saperintendent of Indian Affairs for @ Territory, and the capital which » party have } i i l $139,12) 26 i Hy # e i | i! i 5g i | i i | i | | : | i i if I E52 f iF 5&) HE Hi i fe eget HE i if : rH aa i ? i ay 2 . temptations to depart from the path ef rectitude. Die horsty is the meanest of crimes, and for its perpetration thee ia be po possible defence, nor for the betrayal of s yublic trust embodied therein should there be any pal- Is bringing about an investigation, there is generally a lively exercise of the wireworking fgoulty. The party who bes succeeded in placing tbe Superintendent in the pillory is said to be composed of judges, mercbants, Indian agents and a decent sprinkling of—well, of gentlemen. Isis unnecessary to drag names before the public eye: the froat, head and heart of the body are represented in the person of his Honor Judge Cradiebaugh, and that is nots ‘8s now developed, commeaced ‘as far back ag year ago, In addition to the firing that ‘bas been so constantly kept up on the sdminisiration—and on everybody here whe has sustained its policy—in the @elumns of one of yourcity letter writiig 1 the cepartments has algo been largely patroaived; at the ‘une lime @ portion of the party was stationed in Wash- bpd of Utab affairs. i pence oak pee. amen act administration mete as it is understood ban polar Pat pal A Hi t if | ] I i i i i & 33 if L i Fo me Howonans A, B. Gagexwoon, Conmissionen oF Lx Bian AYrAlBs ial treneactima tm diepoaing enemies alee i pave hoon ge ‘would seem to be ths vale (woinied hanes a... be fm the trath ot nl iy Wamauias . to prove j No"Uaabuasaoad, inter by the Iodian Department s* ‘gtcn for Gs oxamination are Col. 8. C. Stambaue', veyor Getera) for thia Territory, aad Major 5 a w mery, milkary storekeeper at bamp Ploy tt o very intelligent gemyemen. The Colonel, a) Pennsyivant the ¢ of Ls noatior, Westmoreland and Arms rong. The clerks at the table,’ with the exception of one wad . fur being & Viegimian, are also from the Koy 12, With the addfion of Hosea Soxt, Req — ie » opt attorney —¥9) eult—so fat as Bb Das oF: 4 the ensemble of tho offal winoeeee and \ o@ of vale come a‘ \e replete the ploure, sod ill ap Mr. Farnbac’e a thee acter aid dipostion of Commision es fice il £ i i i itl ey rf A ; ii! | e 5 i i ' i i i g i d l i i i i [i cebses zs Feoell racers HHH | : Hl g i i } j F ul i i : : it gi [ 3 Hid i lis 3 is u i Bg int PY 3 3 E 4 4 ff i ai if i i ae i M4 i 4 i 2 3 Higa if af i E Mt i i: rE : ? f mate Esisee eats ie ie di ROWOTIEM AND STRALNG. luting and taking off property continue: en nad insolenes to injary by the fran! ir There @ a corre! of coms dor wineny. miles from the city, where they stots property til they are reaty t> make ibe irive to the West. One of the of Week ago, Particularly cispoted to exhort rethren” wo Clesely alter thrir borsee and see that they were a 1GeEESE, Ficla led by jock and key Out of bravado, probs- Mech as for the property, one of the crowd te 3 evemrg wont into the stable, saddied and S0rre| charger and took him oi to comp. was offered, and he returned. What fesiolen can be etolen again, and that is the ooly way recovery is auyibing | so certain. ter a Dig, Wiry Off Texan had given of to “tte Jatk’’ at ibecamp, by alleging What Jack bat tri Meal hia nmie... The tro met the morning of tbo Inst view, whea aeked Texan if he porate io thinking ~». anewered allrmativeiy, Jack hmulet out wt revolver and cut him ovor the head and stragk ath scoond ime, Texan had been rounding bis Sager naila with & Klod of ommrenient knife at tos time. He made atbim, reached his heart, And in an inetaat round from mide to side. ik was Grished, and Texan war acquitted. That's by 60 things hore. THM ARS LRAT TSG TON ony. erohement ro compant"® soft lent passing Arizo0a. £ : 254 E Camp Floyd is now the scene of burile on soconnt of the moving of the troops. under Captain Seward (son of the Sonator) Wednesday, © prepare the way for the in through Spadieh Fork kenyon, on thetr marct ¥, 1 believe, the frat detachment mo beea adsant from thelr throogh the city an route for thee } and Perkins, of the Fourth atti i i i te Fe ERuess E "$8 ‘known man was found floating in the water at the fort of Bilzaveth street, yesterday. ‘and were locked up for the Boxotars Smrraxcep.—Two young men named Morgan Rhodes, eged 24, and James McCarthy, aged about 21, ‘wore tried yesterday in the Court of Seasions for burglary in the first degree, in feloniously entering the house of Nathan f. Boers, ia Oxford etrees, ry of April wore bad one of other were were HH thirty five years of age, was foend floating in the water at the Loot of Thirty-eighth street, East river, yeaterday. Coroner Schirmer held an inquest se the Whe jory rendered s vordict of * drowning ae —y save gm to height, was dressed a laborer, appeared to have been in the water about three of four mouths, Tus Warnawens Fenny Staumvo Case —The inquest in the case of Joka M Copper, the ferrymester at the Wee- bawken ferry, who died s: his residence, No. 415 West Forty eccond street,on Thursday, from the effects of a stad recetved while endeavoring to quiet a disturbance at the ferry houre on the New Jersey side of the river on Sunday evening, was postponed yesterday by orousr J , at the request of District Waterbory. ‘The polices in this city made two arreste yesterday in coa- nection with this case, but merely on pa My Toe igoners were taken to the General Superintendent's 0f- ice and locked wp for examination. It is ex, ‘that the inqvest will be commenced on Monday or ay next. Svicws by SHoonsG.—The residents im the neighbor- hood of 104 Fourth street were thrown into a great atete of exottement ycetorday by the suicide of a man named Valentine D’ck. The unfortunate man, it hha poy ey yor de a a — for sowe lime yes y morning, W! aa aitliote i, ‘© pistol, and placing the muazle to his Dead blew bis braina out. Coroner Jackman was noth d to bold am inquest upon the body. Saperior Court. Before lion. Judge Woodrull. SULT POR DAMAGES FOR THR BITE OF A DOG. Mar 22-—Elias Steenburg ws. William Wiblo—The plaintiff, a veteran of the war of 1812, brought his action againgt the defendast, the proprietor of Niblo’s Garden, alleging (bat the defendam kept @ vicious dog, accustomed to bite mankind, which dog bad bitten plain if! aad canted him great bodily eufflering and cost for doctors, nuras, medicines, &o. On the trial (he plaintiff yas examined on Lis own bebalf, and stated that he went to defendant, at bis Carden,’ to solicit eeristance, and ‘that some ous there, whom be thonght wag the Cefendant, requested “hat he whil him to call calle’ again, and while sear’ tog around (he *Garden"’ for defendant (he first thing he knew wea a tooth in the caif of hia leg; as soon as he maself from the dog he mado the best of bie way Where & surgeon Was sent for, Who cavier uf home, where he remained ‘works, unable (o attend to business. The defendant's w. peeses proved that the dog was chaioed to the flow ‘p (he centre of a wide passage, by @ cobain three fest lon,, Gisiant twenty fur feat from the entrance, Of the building which strangers were that cg war sore Often years old, with his teeta to intruders. Court charged the jury that every one might la fully Boop a dog, and unless they were Satisfied tnat te dog was ODF ACcLEtomed to dite mea, and thet defandaat Knew {(, and Cid not take proper care t keep the dog toa 7 circumstances, he erait co ch Was not liable, nor wae he Neble if the aecilent occurred by reason of the pisint intreting him@elf into @ part of thé building where eras. gers were forbidden to enter. ‘The jury, after & few minutes deliberation, found s yor- dict for defendant. For plaintit, ackermas & ©). For defendant, Gaibra b and Towpsbend. FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faway, May 25—6 P. M. The mofey market remains in the same dull, in- animate condition. There is a marked scarcity of paper; many acceptances would go readily at} per cent if they could be had, Bat businoss ie not active; merchants have more money and need lew scoommodation than usual. If our trade wore as active, proportionately, as that of Ragland, money would be worth 7 or 8 per cent on short paper. ‘The light importations, and the prudent course of our leading honses ia almest every branch of wad», keep money below the rate at Which it mast staud to render banking ® profitable business. The receipta at the Custom, Hone fron daties today were only $87,000; tho paymonts from the Sub-Treasury, $95,000; the balance Bhiy ently sought to make out of these , both here ‘was the Cs encampment of the Yampah ‘e money in London is not calculated to encourage af at Wesbiugton, have induced me to five my fullest fo poe sont camp st Camp Floyd and on ‘ise | specie ahipments, but the time has almost arrived — | auection to the proceedings of the Commistion, now in ab the capital in the sae onind sre encamped atthe 1 when specie will be our only export. : the pro. smenion in this city for the purpose of taking testimony dp, Soe Commnsions YROM THE NORTE. ‘ The fellowing are the last quotations of sight | ¢xee r) taRing the | the charges fled at the indian Department by hia Hobor {rom Brighes ¥ exchange on New York at the oitien St thes Canals Uartch a isoe tase ot erutial barigation | gudge Orediebaugh.. I do. not know that I over aiteuded een mentioned, } of free transit through s long line of narigation. Je tego oa aaa 3 pose to. bury whe hatchet J the quotatlens being in all cases for gold:— eee benanes Sa ok CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. @baracter, and one ot whieh fooling in witnesses reporters. Susteren ae —- 8% Premium. | up by general tax from other sources. Last tne Fauax, May 25—6 P.M. Ayes 20 visible, Should Dr. Forney come ightent ob. Tala was agreed to; I Gactnaad Pr “ maar emi patng arta te cane of Gantia Asmms —The market wes sendy, with a fair amount 0 acces en | Mesos: 3 were Canadian, with a tonnage of 1,828,383, a eee Prices. We quote pots at 5X6. and. mate SF RTT anes ove | Bs ne = sow af sae ls era no eect ° stole eight dragoon horses nad Philadelphia. 2 = egeiom braced about 14,000 bbis., closing within the: follow: row for | of ine moms was cent ia pur | The mar and neatly oo every stock on the lis} was higher. Central sold at 823, and closed 824 bid, against 823 at the close yes terday. Rock Island sold at 7, closing 70¢ bid, against 69{; Galena adiauced 3, Toledo j, Minois Central, 2}; Hudson River, $; Michi, gan Central, {; Southern guaranteed, j; Pa- cific Mail advanced to 87j in the morn- ing, sold in the afternoon at 90, and closed 893 bid against 854 at the close lay. Up to the close of business hours to-day 39,716 shares have been presented at the office of the company and iden- tified as genuine. The mystery is thus as myste rious as ever. The inducement has been so strong for holders of the stock to send in their certificates since the rumor of an overissue was first set afoot, that the uon-appearance of any suspicious certifi- cates, and the slow presentation even of the authorized capital, would seem to argue that the fraud, if any there be, is small in amount. In the atreet, people seem to have concluded, from premises anknown to us, that there has been an overissue of about 2,000 s 2,500 shares. If so, the holders of this amount of stock are strongly indifferent to the importance of sending in their certificates to have them stamped as genuine. Nothing farther has been heard of Hoffman. This afternoon the market was stronger, and stocks closed firm at the fellowing quotations:—Virginia 6's, 923 2 93; Missouri 6’s, 844 a {; Canton, 21 a j; Cumberland Coal preferred, 134 a 14; Pacitic Mail, 894 a 00; New York Central, 824 a 3; Erie, 22 & $; Hudeon River, 49{ a 50; Harlem, 13344; do preferred, 41} a 3; Reading, 42j a §; Michigan Cen- tral, 53 @ 3; Michigan Southern and Northern In- diana, 13 a 3; do. guaranteed, 24} » 25}; Panama, 134} 8 136; Mlinois Central, 644 a 3; Galena and Chicago, 65 a 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 31 a 4; Chi- cago and Rock Island, 70; a j. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Cleafing House this morning were $20,018,432 36, and the balances $1,125,928 865. , ‘The State Bank of Iowa, at Keokuk, has declared second semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payar ble to Eastern stockholders on demand. The earnings of the Galena and Chicago road the third week of May were as follows: a 3 = He HES ise i ii & = F days, end signatares and 1¢ for 30 and 60 days. EF Bawa Da, narod and 66 daysranges {som 10 to 12 per cont, with very lite The Chicago Press of the 23d says:— ‘We received Inat week a Lene Bed tenes Begin heme from a field in Perry county, in this }) Which measures four fect seven inches. It Is the quality known as“ May Reed,’ and Mesars. Curle k Anderson, who shipped tt hither, promise four meade from new wheat in foar weeks. The following is the Pittsburg bank statement for the week ending May 19:— ew Orleans banks :— Oeth Ande. ——— leant ~ —— Spaile ——— 2. 9. May 12. May 19. 4 TOLit 3,14696 8,094,521 283 1,161,286 1,911,978 2 1,725,979 1,890,074 9 2,534,087 2,923,510 M42 617 406,89 648 Gaz 309,800 Mer Creroent O87 Amerios...... ‘Total... $95,804 Mir lation — -—_— ythe we 94,860,820 4,510,089 4 175,660 4020672 106.3 1.982,046 1,087,479 1,221,483 » 988,718 3, 2 8,433,176 2,399, 386,005 ‘381 600,810 = 278,000 885,041 240476 1,811; sane 810808 LAA 19,168,000 iwereane,,,.8104,635 Doorenss,, 9296497 = — De Dist, Banter pie 470 619 aaiaeo Lisette | 107 eT x 110,010 199,02L Lows T30AlT 995,802 Meo. & Traders’. 926,563 202,096 = 40,188 Pe. of Orieana, 404,584 990,505 195,501 Bouibery . _ 164,000 ants’ ..... 149 Oren ent Oty 120,697 11.970 17,0? America .... wT 3,081 wes Toi! range of en Serine le BESSESSE $5 eEe sialf bite é 3 & 3e88e aR ak unt 5 000 bushels at $1 56 for white , $1 60 for Canada, $1 22 a $1 28 for Milwaukee club, and $1 with ak Neston ane g He 8 senses r * 3 i & i alt wee S8Sesehe i A ent? Ba ; li ‘21,749 98,212 — ‘The sales embraced about 500 a 600 4 Frog oblefly at 13*ic., and 275 do, Jamaica, at 18\6. & 1c. Corrox.—The market was but tot, wi sales of €00 8 800 Dalen, tloving wittha the 1 range of quotations: — a 1868. ‘1859. 1860. 36, do AG a 1,600 bbia. ; 100 tone ‘Since January 1 aah fan tene Entered at the oe +e19,271,888 46,607,219 239 | 60 boxes $ reese yeater- Thrown pd iter oy Sy} 47,192,128 bt tr) Aa =e Sy ne Aare and ‘bushels corp, ‘The entries of dry goods the past week, as well es the age, Ma the ad this port, were wore taken ie J rant & 30 a, Ey Bde under those for the same period last year, but in excess Har.—BSales 1,100 bales were reported at $1 a $1 06. of those for the same time in 1858. The aggregates since the lst of January last were also under those for the samo time last year, but Im exceas of those for the same period im 1857-'68. Apnexed will be found tables giving the Classification of the goods entered for consumption, with the amounts thrown upon the market, wareboused and withdrawn —~ f ? E i E i i : ii i i | i i: 3 fj i i F i 4 i 4 5 : | F | 8 f 38 E if E Hy 4 Lie Fy a I i if f ih i : i ; Woot— Woollens. .. | i i i i : Freee di i i j if f i H i : : i i ¥ F ct i $ ie M f ' i i iy 33 # BT 3 HH ii it | a3! ih 2 $8 3 gE FE g es i f 5 E : g. i ni ? 2 5 H f a. i grocery, graieg a4 Te ‘a fc., with 210 bhds. moladoat ic. & Be , and 60 boxes at Sc. cco—The market continues without animation. Detirable are rearce. The sales were 266 bales $7,145 | Havana ot 280. 0.330., 60 do, Yara at pt.t, and 47 ones 1,603 leat at 5c a 60. 1le2 Wirsxer.—The was heavy, with sales of 1,109 497 | 91,200 bbis. reported at Z1}¢0. a 2i io. on 220), Tio bales washed Banyan at ube.. 21,000 40. pull a. ia, Tos a $12,500 | extra on private terms. Roncrally Tory, galet, 4 and but litue ia first hands. With the there bat 4 is @ moderate , Prices are nominally lower. es FAMILY MARKETING. 6408 Family markeung thie week presenw a lew alterations, "ars | Spring vegetables aro tn abundance almost, aud are sell- 884 | lpg at moderate prices. Meats sbow a slight decline, par- 255 | ticularly veal. rrxrry Bear —Sirioin stosk, l4e. por Ib.; porter house steak, F109 | tee. & 200. 40, 140.; chuck roast, 106. « 180.1 tors eases, 1b.; hind — Motion 3. per I.; ewe Mag to fore quarters Te aide Tam, 0. Se ’ 7 ‘matt te, a ¥) quarters, Bhat 6 2.871 | 100.; bind quarters, 10. eo vines SUKE& worst, 36 40,003 Ponx ~Fresh pork, 120. per Ib ; ealted pork, Tis a 120.; Silk &eott’s 7 © 4,007 hams, 12¢. 0 14a; shoulders, 106. & i1o.. eden, 10)¢0. @ a comments sJowl, 10 : "or “een | Eeieecedieligns eateagee? Neer gor tee 4 sanenges, 163. , beet tongors The & Be ; lard, Wee 180" per rb Burien, Roos, ke —Orange cyunty butler, 260, » 30a, ime), 1c & Lic. Western, 170; cheese, atles ent, 14 for D. Pouumy axp Game —Fowia, 160. a 18¢. par lb.; brall- erm, Gla $1 26 per pair; torkeye, 176 = We. per Ib. ; Straw goude 16 86 6 se, 140. por Ib ; squads, $226 per donea; teal ducks, Foauh. kF1's G8 tie. er etn; redhead do; $l e $1 36, per pate, Pmbrod'r's 6 Ttailard de, 760. por pair; canvass back do, $1 600 OF Kid gloves.. yer pales, al a, $1 ee Ree ee . —_— —- per pair, Geive 3 ~ * Total....... Gh $16,909 } #20. a The. per pair; paulevels, 6 furs ; nee Recspitulation, Bic, 8 Ue. er pale; veniagn, 120. #143. per 18. Joreey Entered for conmmption— Pen quail, $1 60 per denen; Weatern quail, $1 50 per dosemy Manufactores of wool . &80 Gaines bene, 620. per pair: vison th Do. cotton, “2 Fru —Uoiiteb, do be. ; cele 190; id om ed Diack Orb, Boa ite 160. 8 18o.'; brook S70, & We. per Ib ; dive fish, Be ; walmon trout, 10, a 13 5 Miecellancous 160 haddock, s¢ orel, 10fa 166 ; binek bras, 100 « 130 | aut aatfieh, Se, lobmuern, 86. per ID. ; gzsers, $i 60» $2.60 ‘Tota rhundre®; frost fen, Be. por Ib.; , onch, Sie, With¢rewn from warenouse- & Wo, Howny.—White elover, 260. per tb.; buckwheat, 4c, @ Manulactnres of Woot entiow 180, ; bive, So. a 10; surained, do. bo. VaourtAnuas —Mercer potatoes, $1 76 2 $2 lo, . perch 2; Junos, $150 per Miecellaaeout... ioe & 100. par : Total... ‘Qe. each; tari, Lae Entered for warchouring— ve Mahufaetures of woo! Tee. © 300. Raw peck exerts, 6 por 5 on Dnneh; table celery, 180. per , per peck, $1; nach, per barrel, St; J ; baekot, $1; water cresmes,’quart, 6o.; mint, bunch, turnips, Ruseis, per basket, 250; turnips, new, buneh, & Feert.— Western costae, 08 18 0 68 0 pee a hy Erie 4 rocloey snd Siam ores, 8 tae a earances for China during the part week, the exporta of cotton,and all dameetic cottoa goods were light. The principal shipments were made to Southern American poris. The exports of domestic «'- wn vis from the port af New York for the week ond- ing May 26, 18€9, were ae follows:— 8 bb)... cramberries, 130. & 250. ales, Value lee. half j cbeetaute, S70. a $10,181 aepee, #8 36m 88 Ch per bbl. choke aor? ‘o#, $0'n 810 per bbI.; Pippias, 5.4L | bbl; crewberries, $11 4.13 per bbi.; quiness, $1 50 i] 6087 | por hundred. ling Sales of Real By James M. Miler. Property on 8th awe, and 198th « House abd jot e. & wert....... Prevcusly reported, . Howse and lot w. #. Washington a 000 ioe ike Scholten rate at | Bonse and lot w. «. Washing ion & if . alae we Doves a0. te. t. Wert these... wy *