The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26


Linons, Organds Baptistes and
Ditto from 20 upwards. 49,. 80 IS 2S
9Th Class
Marsela PiquD crossed, Of all
Ditto 's serge. like ditto 50 s. II 5000
Ditto damasked and Quilted. 60 IS Fl
TN class
Chacopnet and Bareges, up to Is
Ditto from 10 to 25. ....... 40 35 ii
Ditto from 26 upwards. 49,. SO 80 II $1,000
Sh Class.
Velveteens plain and worked. 10 35 60-10O
Plain Gauza. 20 30 II
Worked ditto. IT,. 80 80 2S
10th Class.
Iuiie, plain; .'.'.''''.''..' I0o 30 80
Ditto worked. 10 per cent at rdfore'h
llh Class
by machinery ana by the hand o5 per cent ad roeem
18th Class
Handkerchief white colored, or
stamped, of 20 threads and up
Ditto white, embroidered. IS per cent ad poerem.
The manufacture of silk, wool, linen, and hemp,
which contain mixture cotton in greater quantity
than the third part shall continue prohibited if they
do not count 20 threads to the quarterinch Spanish
Those which reach or exceed this number shall be ad-
mtted paying in their respective class the highest
duty assignedto the material which predomnates, or
to the cotton.
(Sgned) ALEXANDRA MON.
Madrid, May II, 1S49.
The above measure Is generally regarded here
as more bold and liberal than was expected; and
hear that the Catalan deputies are already COM
bining to prevent its becoming law. Their tactics
are said to be to retire in body, which, thinly as
| the house is now attended, would leave it in in
sufficient numbers to pass the law; and the He
RADIO doubts whether 1t can be discussed this SEES
sion; but the government have taken steps to In
sure house being formed, by writing to the minis
terlal deputies IN the provinces to return to Madrid
| and General Concha, who was questioned as to his
means of maintaing order IN Catalonia, Is under
| stood to have replied that he would undertake to
| do SO.
The Congress is occupied with an amendment of
Senior NovarrO's to the vote Of authorization on
| the budget Senior NOvarro, who is employed in
| the Home. Office, proposes to raise loan of "a
millions of reals, to be applied to the construction
of telCgraphs, the Improvement OF prisons, Nc,
and was LETT supporting 1t.
A Carst cavalry party, of 20 men, under Ber-
mudez, entered WILMINGTON, two leagues from Ar
anjuez, on the morning oft the 10th, and carried of
number OF horses, &c. The King ConsOrt had
been expected there that morning, but his visit had
been put of by preparations for shooting party
The Three per Cents were done to-day ut % cash,
25 rs Jig buyers after the close; Five per
Cents, 10 buyers 10h sellers; Coupons, So sellers;
Passive Debt 10 16 buyers, q sellers Exchange on
There were one or two mistakes, it appears, in the
copy Of the tariff trst published, which it is
necessary to rectify. In Number two" relative to
cotton goods it stated that cotton twist would
pay 81 per cent. more duty than cotton thread,
whereas it should be 20 per cent l. g. one fifth more
cotton goods class, instead of crude white
from 28 to 80 threads in the quarter inchn read
"from 20 threads and upwards in the quarter inch-
The dutiable value OF the Is fixed at IL reals
per pound, and the duty ut 80 per cent. is 2O.l00
reals
The ScruyLK1.L Coal MINES. - The Philadel-
Fhia North american of the 18th inst, says:-The
operators in the Schuylklll coal region commence
to-day second suspension OF operations, to con-
tinue during two weeks. The reason alleged for
this movement il, that too much coal is going for
ward from the mines, and they wish to keep the
market so supplied, that the prices paid may be re-
munerative. According to the statements made
on many hands, it is beyond doubt that the work.
ing Of mines in Schuylkill county has, in many In
stances, been attended by losses; but there is al
ways practical difficulty, If not impossblity, in
regulating the balance Of susply. and demand, and
danger lest sudden remedy, implying as uspen-
sion Of operations should result in greater evils.
Under the present tariff 1t is evident that the
coal of the Pictou mines Can enter into competition
with our own, and the fact is proved by the large
contracts which Eastern manufacturers have made
for it, deliverable at Sc per chaldron. The effect
of this stoppage may then be summed up as fol-
the detention OF vessels here the great injury of
those interested in them;. general loss to the
community; and an invitation to the Pictou miners
and foreign competition. The former suspension
Of operations necessarily occasiOned the breaking
of many contracts; this second one will occasion
the breaking of as many more. The natural con-
sequences doubt and dlstrust, and the dislnc-
nation of contractors and purchasers to risk their
u IL
which they are exposed to suffer losses.
The following are the resolutions adopted at
meeting of the miners held on Saturday afternoon:-
whereas the large shipments Of coal from this region
have created impression abroad that there will be
an overstock; and
Whereas this erroneous i'm preston of shipment is
calculated to affect the prices which are barely
Observation-Disclosures,
Resolved, That all mining and shipping of coal by
canal and raroad excepting to the furnaces and iron
works the line be and hereby suspended for two
weeks.
WILD CAT, THE SEMINOLE CurEF.-A letter from
Cross Timbers, Arkansas, published In the Little
Rock Banner of the 18th ult., contains the follow
ing passage:-" The Indians begin to assume a
savage appearance about here, they all paint and
wear scalp locks; we met two the other day almost
entirely naked, with the exception ola blanket and
a small piece of cloth about their lons; they were
armed with bows and arrows; rode with saddles,
and in lieu Of bride had piece OF rope about
the lower jaw of the horse; they belonged to the
Wachi,a tribe. About two miles beyond Little
river we met the celebrated Seminole Chief, Wild
Cat, with twelve warriors, all painted and in their
war dress; they had plenty of whskey, which sold
tor twenty cents per pint, and were, of course,
very drunk. Old Wild Cat is fine looking Indian,
but he has countenance that woald do honor TO
an imp of Satan. His neck, wrist, arms and waist
were encrced with silver plates, given him at
Washington, and engraved with his name, The
current report here Is, that he Is in league with the
Camanches, ndappearancesseem to taverit Anew
weeks ago he was at Fort Smith, with some OF hls
people, and there bought quantity OF gunpowder
and whiskey; with these he returned and Is now on
his way to the Grand Prairvs; what his real nten-
tions are Is not known but think that he intends
nothing good. One thing is certain, as all the re-
ports confirm. that the Camanches and other tribes
are on the offensive"
FIRE AT SAxTos's RIVER, VT.-On Monday
morning ast the cabinet factory belonging to Mr. ID.
NJ Tuthl and the adjacent woolen mill, owned by
Samuel Wood, destroyed by drs. Mr. T's loss is
about So 500 Of which is covered by insurance
in the N r.. Mutual at Concord N H.-BranIs6oro Ea-
rs June 20.