The New York herald., 1850-04-10
We can recommend Watt.,s Nervous An.


The stock market opened heavy this morning. and
several OF the fancies fell OF largely At the first
board Canton Company declined Ia per cent? Harlem
NJ Farmers Loan 4 Norwich and Worcester, N;
Reading Railroad y; North American Trust, u.
United States 6s, 1867 advanced Al Pennsylvania Us,
/; Illinois 6's, \, and Indiana 5's, q. Government
Sizes Pennsylvania SIS and other stocks In
active demand to-day at better prices. The improve
ment in Pennsylvania SIS particularly striking and
it il the impression in the street that they will
reach par At the second board Long Island advanced
u. and Farmers Loan receded y per cent. Long
Island quite active In the afternoon but II cannot
be otherwise than temporary. The market for tho
ncies generally has its best for this at
all events, and the bears will resping
their harvest 1t is long lane that has turn and
patience and perseverance will accomplish almost any
thing. Every dog has his day, particularly In Wall
street and it is time for the opposition to be In the
sscendency.
The coinage Of double eagles, during the month q
March, smsssses vsssSes. The coinage - gese
dollars in the Philadelphia mint has ceased Out OF
aggregate coinage OF 81 sos 2o2 In the month of
March. sl,7es,a5o we're in double and single eagles
This g. doubt the result Of large deposits Of Cali
fornia gold dust in the mint II is estimated that the
coinage of the Philadelphia mint for sometime to
come. will be ut the rate of 80 100000 per month,
which il about its utmost capacity. The excite
ment relative to the establishment Of mint In this
city appears TO have completely died away, and
We suppose nothing more will be heard Of Il, until
bout the close Of the session The coinage at the
Philadelphia mint from the 1st of January to the LIT
Of April 1850, amounted TO s3soi aso follows -
:9csae5 in January, sl,is6,5sJ in February, and
81, SEQ 2o2 in March
The Mechanics Bank OF Augusta Ga, has declared
stmGnnual dividend Of ten per cent, and the Bruns
wick Bank, Ca scmi-annual dividend Of fifteen per
cent.
The receipts at the ofce Of the A-stant Treasurer
OF this port to-day. amounted to si3s4as ~; pay
mcnts slf o55 3o-baancc, 40s2 ooS c5. The balance
appears to be increasing again rapidly and Ia few
Days. the amount paid and 60 be paid, account of
the Mexican ind, mnity. will doubt be replaced by
the payment OF duties the immense impor-
tation IL ie estimated that the vanc Of imports into
this port within the past week j. full eight millions Of
dolers the duties which will average about twenty
Eve per cent giving a revenue equal to the amount
paid on the Mexican indemnity. There drafts
outstanding on that indemnity Of about million
Of dollars aud 1t l. possible they may be presented for
payment ct Of the other repositories Of the 60
v.rnmcnt. than that Of this city.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company have
agreed to accept the act Of the Legislature Of Hasa
chusetts increasing Its capital stock ssoooo for the
purpose Of qudating it, debts and the directors
authorized to issue 600 shares u capital stock made
market price Of the old stock Of this railroad company
!. ssa per share. aud the probability il, that II 5000
shares of stock put upon the market prices
will dcpreeiGte and the required ~ $500 90 viii
not be realized II the whole debt Of the company
cannot be paid from the proceeds oi the sales Of the
rev stock
The annexed extract from letter from a highly re-
spectacle house in Charleston dated April 1850 ~Ai
gvc those interested idea Of the prospects regard
ing the neat crop Of cotton
we have just seen a despatch from New Orleans
made up 60 yesterday 5th showing the dehcicncy In
the receipts all the ports 70 that date by rreet
current to be .si Geo bale, ny ,sc ~ nsy evtn ven
he astounded-and this Is not the worst feature; bat
the for planting Is decidedly wore than last
sprine and know from experience that unes there
l. good stand Of cotton in the month II rr say BY
the 10th at the latest, that no dependence can BE-
stand b, that time when here the cth April the conn
try covered With water, from th 70 the Ned River
and every days accounts tell of slc,ts. hail Storm
ring sc Sc and cotton planted except At the
extreme south on high lands-none planted in this
stste-snd the ground 50 scssy and vet that scct
would only rot In the ground
arrears by this that the prospects are hy no means
natterrg for spinners, while It l. rather favorable
than otherwise for planters. There probably will be-
lees cotton planted this year and WHIST goes into
the ground cannot be depended upon III the iateness
Of the season prevents tho planters from eutivstnS
80 much cotton land usual ~ viii enete them 10
turn thc.r attention 70 tho cultivation Of grain
and other articles Of food BY doiax they ~il
mand batter prices for cotton and give them hotter
supply q products for their own cousumyion Icroto
fore too much stts nton has been devoted aud
the cultivation Of other articles too much neglected
The supply Of cotton has. therefore. much In
advance n the demand for consumption. that pricce
have tccn controlled by the manufacture and have
therofcrc ruled frequently below rcmuneratng rate
Thsfca'cn has been grand exception. sad hope
With iudicious Management of the great secession
q capital r. the mincs Of California 70 Ne able hold
all cur cotton ercps from this tive fFward There Il
r,ascn In the world Why New York should not be
the er,et Distributing point fr this stepl" inesi Of
Liverpool, and aii that Il required 20 'rNnfsr she
sctptrc cm Liverpool to this city Il an abolition OF
liberal modification. % the usury laws and the app
eeton q portion of our capital 70 the business 10
would ncr,ase carrying trade vonderfalir snd be
Of Infinite advantage TO the rsniirg sn1 nsrufaetar
n the rount-v NJ vggii Sivaa greater