The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1860, Page 8

8 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Board of Sapervisors. who Board wet at three oolock P. M. yesterday, in the @emmon Picas court room, Oty Hall, their own apart- ment, bike sovers! others in which public work is per | farmed, not doing in & Gt condition to be cocupied. ‘The Presvsent, Wiliam R. Stewart, Eeq., ocwupied the ~_ Davis tendered a letter of resignation from Sy:por- weer Jobn A Kennedy, who has been appointe’, Gene ra! Saperiatendent of the Metrep.iitaa police. Accepted Soper wor Conxem presoaied @ series of resoluiions gewy! mentary to he departing member, aad Supervisor Port ecoonded the motion for their adoption in a similar ‘strain of remark Tne question belog taken, tua resvla- ye Mr. Buvet, Mr. Stas B Datcher (rapub. eau) wa. unanimously elected to ail tbe vacancy above made. Merere Brigus em) Little were appointed a com: mivee to wat on Mr. Dutcuer and appriso him of nig | sional cough, s)were we.ton ‘4 commeunicauon was reosived from Me. heopor of the House of Det-witon for wimenses, re. ewnte 10 8 previove call (or tar seme Dy tie Board, giving the vemes of pessoas (here confined, tne leugth of con fmewen!, ana cases tn whicd they arc iavepested. Urdered be be priuieg The numoer of persoos at preseat do Among ‘bese one bas Osea dete’ard 153 9; One 189 days of @urier; ‘and The two first are remainder have been conflced onan ave Boge 25 each. Amoug those discharged during th> moaib were Alice Morgan aod Mary Brooke, tho witassecs i the case of Macdomali, who wore detained 305 Js, 4 epg by commumicaion was recelved from tbe @ Wwveconers to rebuil: Powe avenue, w |. Without Delng reai, was ordered to Be priates. The report states tha: oa ‘the 3d of Apri . yoneette, the | great Harlem bridge ca | of sound vegetad! NEW YORK HERALD, WEDWESDAY, JUNE 6, 1860. ‘The Prevailing Cattic Distemp:r. ‘The “plevro paeumonia,” of cate dutemper, originate? ip Marsachusetia, and caused mach crasterns tion aF.4 alarm among farmers acd cattle breeders, bas Cer Joped iteelf in New Jersey. Ja all the cases ex mined, the ravages were confined to th: respiratory or gaps; in some cases the right and tm others the loft lung Bad been the seat of the disease, and im every one ta- volving the whole mass of lung with its covering, and ex tending from tt to the lintpg membrane of ths ribs TP o appearance of the bronchial ‘ubes geve ev dence of prt copation in the disease from extension to them, fren the eubstance of the long, disorganization of structure being found alone im the lungs end its coverings. SYMPTOMS OF THE ear gel aly ‘88 of appetite, of the bead, and, as ousoaiee. py ov dee of the head—bright and watery eye, mouth dry, Dreath bot—breathing quick, Cees ieee fey; more oro tt oree aad ei wit Orogrees of the disrste The sar Bpplied to the side of the animal readily detect® tne impediment to a free circa. iation of air turougo toe Jungs, from the violent conges- tion that ex.sis. ANTIDOTE. Barn tar freely in the barn or shed two or three times in a dey, and let the cattle inhale it, but not too close; let them lap freely of seit every other day; dissolve chlorate of potassa in water, wash their nostrils and mouth and rub them allover with @ coarse brush wet in the same; eprivkie eblorice of lime in and about the stable: the cattle a few onions if they can be procured, aud plenty aad fresh grass and water; no hay be avoiced. * Degeicione aavert tbat the Jisease 18 one of exhaustion, Ines they found the bridge ioe very dilapidated ani dan- | and analogous to the typboid pneumonia which occa- neorecery, rate ot the same is now bel Ll ‘end a pl io Ge Commvsionere. Ics to. be of iron, eating on taree Sone piers, with e draw supsorted on tem cast iron oylin- dere arracged io @ clrole. iroa trusses will stretch from @ soutmrnt acd from pier to per, presenting three Srcbes, acd two draw epaus eacn of 80 fect, surmounted by corbice ana balust-aie, The draw wilt be formed of geo ar girders 214 fect ia leogrh, turn'ng on the troa @teders which form ‘ts support ’ The carriage way will accord! declared @ new | sionally ing ¥ one epidemical'y among tbe human race. Crichet. ST. GEORGE'S VS. PHILADELPHIA. ‘The annual match between these two clubs commenced yesterday, on the enclosed grounds of the former clab at Hoboken. It was generally anticipated that the rain which fell about midday would cause a postponement of |, ad afford room for # raul track \f Beces- | the match, but the weather eventually cleare?, and the = ee. S. © the work, to be borne by thecoun- | ajternoon proved fine apd pleasent, The attendance of ‘ty Of New York, wil be about $160,000, An appropria- | sjectators was exceedipgly limited, owlog to the above feo wae asked for Referres to Commitive on Taxes. cause. The Mar feature in’ this matcn is, that Auperaor ¥cxox cores the ollowing resolution In re- | the players of the Philadelphia sre snot ¢ mort or pati . the ception ‘of one, Mr B Rovinson, are all 4 ‘Wheres, oaruntions wate 10 them of the suesriniged ibe ereciion of & aniteble baildiag for thas Bimwocdston of (be several crurcs, Dive made appiionti ws 0 Rover alatare of tbls blate, at the lasttwo sessions therec!, for eyes roles by ax 9 suilcieat sum wo erect exid ouildiog, be ato. % tbe prozerty of the ity over the Board of Suvervisora have no wi Sey cannot use witnout te consent of the olty velar @ Bevo! ’ ths Board of Gupervisors pocntoe wate ot ‘the use of thelr ebember for such of the om = ir ‘eatdsinse, 7. ys A OE a nd pomemrtgr far as the limited sam apprepriated will eevers! cours, 99 alee ur. Pcapy said that the Board had been villided in one | ladelphians was very fine, ef we worning papers for failing wo provide sufficient ac em modation to the courte; but the fact was, they could go pe farther than they had cone towards wffoc.ing tais ob be. The limited amount of the appropriation paratively bed their hands, ani until some arrange! sevld be made by which & suitable edifice could be pro- ‘vided, tbe courts would be compelled to put up with gach Resow MOdations AB DOW OxIs: Further debate ensued, and the resolution was thea aw ; ‘Several business matters of minor importance received Be attention of the Board, and an adjournment took place unti! Tuesday next. Board of Councilmen. THE COMING VISIT OF THE JAPANESE. ‘te chair. ‘When the minutes of the previous meeting were road, Bareet Commissioner to cause all building materials and @ber odsiructiogs on the line of Breadq@ay to be removed before the 13tn inst, in view of bassadors Mr. Suaw urged the adoption of the resolution, which wan opposed by Mr Auzs, who said that there were ten million of wick yoy oy Sa es — ‘Be Proasly affect the interests of parties constructing bulld- Megs on that thoroughfare. He thought it would be impos mdle to remove ell the obstructions. ‘A resolution icquiring as to the number of lamps |'¢&ted eS ee ae was adopted Aso a Tesolutios requesting the Byard of Commissioners of —ulice Yo in’orm the Board at whose instigation they fe-coo 19 such an extent the ordinances of the city relative fe ae nings, eigas and other obstructions of the Fide walks. Berai orders” were toes taken up and adopted, eo ms jority of wdich were devoid of interest. We note portant: — purre! with the Aldermen to appropriate 8. 6&0 to make the floor of Eevex market wator tight. ‘A resolution was adopted to pare Washiogt vn aircet, | §. Van Houghton trem Liberty street to Battery place, with Balg'an pave. moot The Board concurred to open Sixty-fourth street, from Babdtb avenue to Hudson river; also, to open 103d street, @em tbe Third to the Fourth avenue. Tae Board adjoarned ull Friday. The Prize Ring. 70M SAYER'S PROPOSED VISIT TO THE UNITED STATRS— HEENAN'S CHALLENGE TO MORKISSEY. m tha Spirit of the Tumes } frowa of the settlemant of the dispute belt is the Inying dnt of two campaigns by the @ampiens, trom which they will, no doubt, 4 geicen barvest We learn that, ater a tour of stent weeks in Eogiand an‘ Ireland, in the course of which 7 ‘will give exbibitiwe tp the principal towne, Heenan and Sayers will come % this ooon'ry together. AXENAN 8 CHALLENGE TO MORRIRRY, Loxpos, May 22, 1860. Daan Srrxm—The whole thing is eo Sey-re and me ay It a not exactiy wont | Jovewne Bonoans.—Aalbert Ashley, Joe Lym, James Powers and Harvey Raset, boys from fourteen to fifteen years of age, were taken nto custody by poboemed liver Gad Smart of the Fifteen'* precinet on « charge of burgle. Hows y entering the hardware store of C.G. & W. Ball Corner of Sixth avenee ana Wi ley place. roel, Meretrom a qoantiiy of pocket Kovwen, the ‘premut guinst her in a violent manner. Oneef them seizes b., Portmonsale, which ahe bald in of wih the same. Pol heeusan Crowback of the setae Sond Seeacenueer ne oars seked uires ssid courts to bold | that Sadler went score of which were as follows:. wrtor suse of tae Sora eat heel and one four. Macey ae mage | ies acer ark Se was Robinson elec batted well, and ran Board met yesterday evening, President Jones tn cube, ren 1 at inst, eo far | George’s Club, yond a mention of the fine batting the Philacelphia Ciub, an American the score of thirty by « brilliaat ¢ was ably assi@ted B'ng up the score of their at the conclusion stating of ‘won and one trea re Helo on dérate. The La he of the consicered 1 y The day, wickets pitched at 10:30, followtpg ments | 8¢ven o'clock last night, when the stumps were di Bes = Se Sentor, run out. ee eee s ‘Waller, b. ‘Wright. Waterman, Byes 8, eg eo, 8; ‘wides, 8... TOU... 0 eeeveveees BROOKLYN ELEVEN VS. NEWARK. ‘The AMerican Eleven of Brooklyn vs. Eleven Americans of Newark. The match was played at Newark. WROOKLYN ELEVEN. Ble wetlen « Fira Innings. Second Inning ‘Wateon o. Baker, b.Ward 1 b. Thomas . 10 « ...1) notout 6 60 = Total... NEWARK RLEVEN. Firat Innings. P, W. Smith b, Andrews. Sweno Thomas b. Andrews Dd. andrews We wre 2 20 ‘4 Total... ar) Won by tho resuit of tho first innings—betng but one day's match. MATCHES TO COME OFF? The admirers of this popular recreation will have a good opportunity of witnessing two very intpresting and important matches during the preeent week. To-day the Philadelphia Cricket Clob play a match with the St Of thie city, on the enclosed ground of the latter, at Hoboken. On Thureday and Friday the Phile a a s HJ ee 2h il 7 EH ce > | was more active | Cleveland and Toledo, 29); Rock Island, 699, FINANCIAL AND COMMER, 4... TUBSDAT, June 5—8 P.M. | The Cv’stom House tables of the foreign trade of | this prirt for the month of June were completed | thie afternoon, and we subjoin oor usual tabular ‘unti) their claims are satiafied. atements, The commercial movement of the montb, a8 compared with that of the same month in 1858 and 1869, is as follows:— Imports Darable ieee sesiene 4, Do. warehoused 2.626978 4 1869. 1840, 10,5.0 49 4,458,160 1,845 020 60 Free good! 8, ecie. ‘Total tmports, 11,454 708 23 652 64" Witho. from w’ 2.086 578 1 628 4:4 bie - 1748,237 8,014,520 Domertic produce .... $4,262,700 6,180,652 Foreign merchandiee. pry 786,98 teeceeeeseeesss 2,780,776 21,427 032 Total exports. ...... $4,402,368 37805782 1) 0 0a7 Totalexc!’sveofapecie 4,611,578 6914750 6371 38) It will thus be seen that, while the importations of foreign merchandise daring the past month were *ix and a balf millions less than those for the cor- rerponding month of the previous year, the ex- porte of domestic produce show an iucrease fur the fame mopth of over halfa million. The specie and bullion export shows a failing off of nearly six millions as compared with May, 1859, when the shipments were unveually large. The following tables will show the movement of trade st this port for the eleven months which have elapeed of the current fiscal year, as compared with the corresponding periods of thetwo previous fisval years:— ts. 1857-8. 0 Joly, Avgu sepumber. October... Novembe: December Japuary Febr' April. oF May. 1 368 214,601,808 4 4, 5 6. 5 5,699. 0,996 6.438 6 812,190 61,942,037 10,051,019 6,409,783 8.267 681 6,344,159 Total for 11 mo.$33,717 877 30,894,403 48,700,442 a Oe 3,006,590 241,065 2,961,960 688 2762,004 36,746,063 The engagements of specie by the steamer Per- sia, for Liverpool to-morrow morning, amount to about one million of dollars, of yhich probably $250,000 will be in silver. The foreign exchange market is inactive. The principal business in ster” ling has been at 109j; in francs, 5.14] a 5 133. In the rates for money there is no improve. ment. We hear of call loans being made to-day in government and Sta'e stocks at four per cent. The AnhTreaanvy ie aboorbing but little specie: ©} The business of the dey was:—Receipts, $317, 871 02, of which $114,000 were for castome; payments, $287,579 11; leaving a balance of $6,637,155 82. The stock market was inactive to-day, and on nearly all the list the advance of yesterdey was lost. The chief exception to this was Pacific Mail which opened at 914, 830, advanced to 93, with sales of about 1,200 shares, and closes at 923 bid: against 91} bid at the close yesterday. A disposi- tion to purchase this stock is manifested by out- siders, as the opinion gains strength that the ope. rations of the lafe secretary will not result in any very serious loss to the company. Panama was | also well sustained, selling at 154 and 134j, with but trifling transactions, however. | In New York Central the business was amall, | the cash sales being only 800 shares. It opened | at 824, fell to 81}, and closed at 819 bid—a decline | of } per cent on yesterday's closing price. Erie ind fell offto 19% at the morn | ing, and to 194 at the afternoon session, the last named price being bid at the close. It closed yes- terday at 20j bid. Among the Western railway shares the largest decline was in Chicago, Bur- | lington and Quincy, which opened at 764—3 per cent lower than yesterday's price—and fell rapidly to 75, with moderate sales. We hear of no reason for this «ndden decline. The earnings of the road for May, which we give im detail below, show an increase of over $100,000 on those of May, 1859. Hndson River is 1 per centlower. There were sales at the first board at 48}, but it was offered at the close at 48, 47§ being the best bid. Galena was pretty well sustained, considering the falling off in the May receipts. It closed at 634 bid, against 63] “yesterday. Michigan Central ia 4 per cent lower; Illinois Central, }; Michi gan Southern guaranteed, 4; Toledo 4, and Rock Island j. For New Jersey Railroad, 136 wos bid, and for New Jersey Central, 118. Government and State stocks are firm. United States 5 per cent of 1874 coupon bonds were sold to-day at 104, and the 6 per cents of 1867 brought 110. There was also asale of Now York State 6 per cents, 1873, at111. Missouri ¢ per cents sold at 84}. Railroad bonds were generally well sustained New Jersey Central first mortgages sold at 105), Hudson convertibles at 84, do. third mortgage at 814, do. second mortgage at 103. La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds dropped suddenly to 16} at the second board, with sales of $6,000. They sold yesterday afternoon at 19}. At the second board there was no important change in prices, and the market closed dull at the following quotations:—Virginias 99); Missouris, 844; Canton, 20}; Cumberland, 194; Pacific Mail, 02]; New York Central, si ¢, 194: Hudson River, 47j; Harlem preferred %; Reading, 41/; Michigan Central, 52); Southern guaranteed, Panama, 153); Illinois Central, 634; Galena, 6 Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy, 754. The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad | line earnings in May were :-— in May foot up as follows. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy | sve 9198716 220,680 100,361 ‘The Michigan Central road earned in May:— The receipte of the Cleveland and road for the month of May wore: 1 Toledo Rait- 66,608 ‘The May carnings of the Milwaukee and Missio Purely stock baw's le succeeding well, The mort | 1 ot nt | viene saves Ware Teperted gege bondbolders release no part of theirsecurity, | Fao —Adout 10 boxes Taine were cageged and are made the direct manegers of the property | *% Oh" 01 At Sesh gt alee were, mate af Boolzn at ibjge , veg woree rer opt for go-=: 100 Go, im tne From the Spancial exhibit of the New Jersey melee , and 200 bo arrive ot at Transportation Company, made to the annual oasene — Tbe market was meeting of the shareholders at Newark yesterday, | !mol! within the ra: ge we com ile the following figares for the year 1859, comparing with the previous three years:— aa — 80,043 500 1866 stia sont 1cantaee | Bpirite 00. 2.498 = 63,178 «= 2000 874 86 50 ¥ amen ‘Outee sere pert rt, é per Bda.ato’ 34-400" sez.aso 494 2,298,180. 2, 100708 2,500 i » 16, 68, 80,87234 "REAM Ig | 98°007 Wien run....: 47/682 896,082 998,784 447.671 The remarkable fact was stated at the meeting that, of thirty-three million people transported over the line in the last twenty-five years, dating from its opening, net @ single life has been lost. The following is the division of gros income be- 60 tween through and way twaffic for the past eight Gitimata were nin Wa 1 Bye me 7 6 ‘or shoulders, tke for heme. eres end cbhrere were 14k — Sales Of 200 coake were mate at 4450 SvGsKe were steacy and tp tar demand; braces 5O0 chiefly Ouba and He +4 e832 Tota),.......9F,86 620 89 4.468.638 89 ‘The directors report that:— ¥ & ‘ALMANAO FOR WEW ToRS—rum DA ‘ 4 Riese. whieb contipues ti) Japoary 1, 1869, It therefore a great acvaptege to them Bevides the exclusive freight busi- ¥ iphia, they have five tbe parren; vel. The portion of fare to Se er, ereer campenz sever oxen tae Senewns al w ie reduce? to one apd a some cages, and Rbofelét Bavana— Hargous «ven fo cue ceDt, with x0 a Jowanee for fervings, our com Rennes Tee: Tee See eS pany recetving only from cents @ passenger, ie chem, abe 1 Son Ot, "raeeoy | “Ae care Perks Bene Koe—P.2 Pog the lest Legislature to tbe Bobouen Land and hy py, Be werpew P Seba. Bent Ompany of » railroad trom New York | fbb ware Gast PtossocD ‘2 Dyctmas. s= for ecme notice The uppreced obaracter Be chy tar, Var ‘Wine Cape Town—J B Dow the supplement ano the extrsorcimary course oe Cuabing Dion, Constantino, le— Yates, Porterfield & end ty in, Nogent, anteorp—W F Sobuaidt Bart B 8; Rooter, Remedice—R W truvdy. toatiog. = nm FL Domis ial Marseilies—Lawreace, Giles & wo the Hoboken company of neariy me ria of shich the)” Daa recnee ‘errs; neues | wiMt™® PP. Bronson, Meeen vis larre—Puaneh & this cont 1 was brought b; RW 3 Boboben company to the atteotion of the Legislature oc | Bris a Wlacctard Blanehtrd Cansenss Neem C tons. prevepting their appitcation, it Is due to the Board to ieee gueeeee ¥ Jnstiy ins notion om financial grounds, to exbivit to ear tt *tockbolcers this potice, which stated the cause thereof reer fo fxr as the Hoboken wes intended to | fer im vee consolidstion, coerce | subsidy, or sequester Pebr our ‘bridges spd rosds, its very ‘enormity de | 3° fests its execution. So far as it contemplates an tebr aarecoment of our wear yee |. We are oon Fear tent to abide by the decision the courts. If appro Bebr priate judicial trinupals abould deciare exctusive orivi bebr pene jeges invalid; or if valid, tbat they are capable of being | Scbr 0 T strong, aerceved, we sball cheerfully acquiesce Meny believe | 2% tet the exclusive afforded wo early railway en Bebr Bem ietia. ‘erprises bas attaimed ite } abd that all obstructions Boop 10 evaris for new rouse, w removed, an¢ Precedent dy Digh ’sutbority, eptute diserimioasion , 'y followed by free by rode they exist, sx0uld be leges. The following persons were chosen Directors of the company:—H. R. Remsen, Hamilton Fish, Wm. Whitney, J. 8. Darcy, J. P. Jackson, D. S. Gregory, A. O. Zabrishie, J. J. Chetwood, J. Acken. atied in oompaay C wn Toa, $9000 U 8 s4'tor Pew York The sche’ Banvek Loot, Joooe U 8 » to los for 1006 U8 1100 Vi 2060 Cali 4600 EB 2000 By “8 goo B Ms 100 B vy 300 R O56 one ‘Rep 4* S000 Lat ts br Bocstand 4 days, 200 1% 100 #30 = 7 p aap m6 N US% 5OMicb Gen RR..090 base |S?" hey = 4 ~) eaing 063g 100 do 5. 82% | Kone er. Clark. Providence. 3 da} 76 Mich SAN THR. 12g | Eee Now Haven, 2éaye. ‘ Kk Io do ..., 12% La ‘epa, Hemmond, New Haven for Elisabeth Ms La + ‘3 days. pi) Pear oranda ' RAs yt Mest oa ‘a Bionp » River, 2 days, ae aa cores a Bot Benen ‘ave, Rew vee 0. Bio Yobaer Saybrook, 2 dave, 92 «95 TH Cow RX scrip. a8 Eooge, Heh, Putindetphta, Mi bOCleve & Pisa RR OM my do. oN re 6356 a Ship Unele Foby Poulet a and pele a = Bx b, ~F 4 ntwerp and Flushing May 4 % 5 Wo, Be kay mR foe Bok %: 2% 50 + Asabeamaal 2° ono ie pcos Th Rertne + f2 180 16 | 'BIOULANDS Jove f, tunes One. ship. owe Duk and WD BOARD. two brige in the eMficg, hound in Wind &, light; weatner $15C00 Wineowr! 6" Side 0 sbs Hutson R RR 4344 2000 NY 6’, °73.. Ut 00... bao 48 109 Le Cr & Mighe 18 B00 ee. ,,.. ve 200 Her RR ism, 99 1e¢0 HutR RR2am 103 es2ec2 geepzese if i F 3 rf i S4223808 Fis? ae Fed oe Febfesiictis iy i: Ae i! Et biedgee’s HY tani? Pits i} ae germ mey ect tare Bit Bayep, wibn fet, freer wen a eo is bart Dawn, Chase, from L345 a 281d brid Frege Wording, Herriot, Mart SERS f i SHIPPING NEWS. Milioridge), Ponce, PR, May 20. with eu. Rote Breen havo, for Bone Ghayvnity, wey an Te port “ LEGHORR, May 11—ta |. mareb . Fuller; od ey fram Leghors) hat Ah-d 3 t ar tet in! py ber, rm * oe ayer Sick rT Jore 4 (e0@W'one}) sohre Stor Orewa) LA dl ~ shoei bigher Sgaree; 6CO boxes chesse at 40s, 2° | we: Cortese, Ward; Imperial, Gumpeon, snd Tiere’, ° Jorge sippl road will be sbout $79,000, against $51,000 m pre HY cea Decon, by steamer, at's | ME A cousce Apsll 8, iesinet Chen, | 1869. The plan Of reorganizing this road up00 a | ‘0 Glargow, 160 bis. pork ete 64, 60 boxes os snot Jobe buven, Saker. Chases Int 'Four bier ‘Be. 6,410 Dosholt wDeat, im age, at 1360 wipe oO, rort ebtps 7 Kenney rmenst Spacron ag ee a nl cor ee now. for Bos- Gov Lapgd~s Stone New erleaias ad for Gan Prencieso bab Ufa i ES i = TF