The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-28


% to 23i per share Birmingham IS to 80 premium
Northern and Eastern 81 to u discount; Bristol and
26 u discount: Greenwich 81 per share; North
letter from Ansterdsm Of the 2sth of June says
Great sensation is been excited Change today by
a notice given b. sfhs house OF Hope CO., which an
nounces that the coupons OF the American Stock which
becomes due ts LIST july will be paid because
the house has rss4vsd nothing to make this ayment
foreen that the f9pds for the payment of this coupon
would not arrive Hui what Is openly blamed and will
probably 20 the OSCILLATION OF an action against Hope
Co. is that uheir hbkers having been furnished by the
Bank of the Unaed States with a quantity of effects
(Valeurs) as security for the tenders have thought
themselves authorised to part with portion ofthese
curtes in exchange for others. As chance would have
it, though tho nominal value has remained the same it
turns out that Hope Co. have parted with the most
valuable in exchange for such have hardly value
at all We need not say that the holders furious"
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET, July s.-Ordinary surats
Id per lb lower; American, Brazil and Egyptian much
the our las The market being abundanty sup.
piled gives it tameness OF character though the extent
OF the transactions considerable There have been
speculation lOO American 100 surat and for export.
alton 800 American, 80 Surat and go Madras The Sea
Islands auction to-day sold very regularlv but gene
rally at ID per 10 decline upon previous business The
prices declared by the committee of brokers for fair
ton areBOwHi 5sd Orleans SD Mobile SD Imports for
the week. Guiding July g. amount to 80 544 and sales
same period are "a $40 bags.
LITERrooL CoFN MARxEr, July SIN addition to a
good inquiry from town and country millers
hands on spec uaion making the business DONE generally
10 fair amount at prices quite az high those OF lasi
circular and in few instances at Id per bushe advance
Flour also better sale and rather dearer. Within
this day two spec buyers have again appeared
for oatmeal and including the transactions about
5000 loads have been taken for investment
have also purchased freely and we note prices the
turn CHER. Oats are held more firmly, but without
any Improvement in the demand actual value. In
beans barley and pease little passing and prices almost
nominal During the week 5000 barrels Of best States
flour have brought 29s barrel in bond and there
buyers ofurher quantities at this rate at which, howev
holders of choice brands refuse to SELL Each day
this week with the exception of Wednesday has been ex
trcmely wet and the weather still continues broken and
unsettled
STATE OF TRADE.
Observation-Disclosures little change in the market
yerterday. With the exception Of the warps of well
known spnners suitable for the Russian market which
rather inquired for, there improvement
either in demand in prices At the time there
did not appear to be so much depression of feeling among
the manufacturers manifested last week. The
camille letters from the East Indies considered dec
dedly encouraging inasmush instead of commercial
CONFUSION Calcutta they bring accounts of fair and
steady and altogether unremuneratiug business and
hopes entertained that, when the present month is
over, some Improvement may be looked for here.
RocHpALr, July 4-There has been but very indiifer.
ent market to-day not many buyers have attended, and
the demandNor fannels has been much limited
During these last three four weeks while the pieces in
the Backwater Market have met with a ready sale the
large manufacturers have not been all busy but have
good many goods hand and laying them up the
winter season Wages are extremely low, and profits any
thing but reInunerative.
HUppEnsrIELp, July 5.-There was very thin atten.
dance to-day of manufacturers but buyers were more
than usually numerous yetno improvement either in de-
mand or in took place. In short there change
to report The same dull eless r,inous of trade
continues without any appearance of amendment Per-
haps there slight Improvement in the business at the
warehouses The long enduring patience of the opera
ratves exctes admiration and amongst those
who are aware ofthe extent of their prvations.
IMPORTANT FROM BRAzII.-INFoRMArIoN OF THE SEA
GULL, THE MISSING ExrLoRER-By the arrival of
the Ohio, Captain Smyley, we received the highly
inta
thanks.
The u. S. ships Delaware, Concord Decatur,
and John Adams, were cruising off Cape Fro June
22d, bound to Rio Janeiro, on account of the dis
turbances which had broken out there
Rio JANEIRo, June 2Ist, 1872
My DEAR BENNErr:-
For this few days past quite an excitement has
prevailed IN this city. The people IN the mines have
been very mutinous, and on Sunday last large
party of the Rebels were to have seizedon the Gus
tom House--however, they were disappointed, the
Government got warning of it,. and on that night
they seized some six or eight of the Rebels, and on
the night of the SOth they seized more of the
principal leadexS> There is one Of them now in an
Engi8h. frisase D. this harbor, man who formerly
was at the head d the Custom House. The Re-
bel force we knsC il strong-We know not what to
estimate their Soppe at at present.
we have had bvf one arrival here for some time
that was the ship Louisiana, of New York. GO
udys Hoii lHe papers Drought Dy her Gre
ated no small! excitement in regard to Mr. George
W. Slocum, y 5. Consul at that place, who it APP
pears was to BE- removed. We sincerely hone the
report is false Mr. S is man of high standing
and respectabity, man who devotes his whole
time to his official duty.
We labor under many disadvantages already, but
now for President Tyler to remove Mr. s. and place
a man like Powell-why it would be felt like
hope the President will look to this and keep such
men as MIR. Socum and Joseph Ray in office, for
such men are much needed.
To TIE OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES Ex-
PLoRING EXPEDITION.
. The undersigned fell in with letter and bottle of
liquor left by the United States schooner Seagul,
dated March 18th, 1889, at the South Shetlands.
The letter is signed Lieut.. Janson, U. S. navy On
my arrival at Rio Janeiro they seemed to think she
was lost on the 18th, in the heavy gale. made it
known TO Commodore Morris, who said Lieut.. J.
was now in New York; the letter states she left the
other vessels near Palmer's land and came to this
place to search for self reiser thermometer left by
he British Discovery ship Chandelier, which also
,ers want any information as regards the extremi-
les OF the weather temperature, they can have it
with pleasure by applying
Captain Smyley will be happy to open the bottle
n the presence of those that left it attached
o the Expedition. A Penguin had her nest built on
he bottle, although the ice was over four feet thick
md about Us feet above the level of the sea there
vas three eggs in the nest at the time.
HEALTH OF THE CITY.-We have ordered search
ng operation all over town. but find no more cases of
'pasmodie cholera, than the two we already re-
ported, as occurring in the practice of Doct King
One of these cases had recovered and the other is
n fair way of recovery otherwise, the city is
healthy, although the weather is warm and cool,
and sometimes very dsagreeable
The Mayor sent for Doct. King, and asked if the
report in the Herald was correct Doct. King replied
g yes" "Then" said the Mayor, Gas these are the
only cases, and 9e getting better, we may as well
say nothing about them, but go to work with the
Croton water and have the city as clean as possible"
In urherance of this good purpose the cross streets
Tor several days, have boen running with streams of
Croton, which has gushed OUT, cool transparent. de-
cious and healthful, in all directions The street
cleaners and sweepers are put in requison, eyerv