The New York herald., 1850-05-16
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Total


For the week this year the exports we're less than
onehalf thoee for the corresponding period in ls4o
but about double those for the same week In 1s4s
1t appears by the yicksburg Sentinel @. the 9TH inst
that Judge Tompkins delivered his opinion In the
msndamus case the I'd inst. lie discharged tho
rule heretofore granted upon the State Treasury to
show cause why peremptory mandamus should not
issue against him, to compel the payment OF the sink
ing fund to the holders Of the Planters Bank Bonds
The ground OF his decision was that the sinking fund
could only b. paid out of the treasury upon the audi
tors warrant and that tho application 10 the treasurer
for payment, before obtaining such warrant was not
authorized by law. There other points In the
case, which decided in the bondhsldcrs' favor
m appeal taken by the plaintiff IL is stated that
demand will forthwith be made upon the auditor for
tho necessary warrants and that upon his refusal to
issue them, mandsmus against that officer will be
praycdfor.
The last annual report Of the Lehigh Navigation
Company has just been published IL gives a very Ia
vorabc account Of the coal operations OF the
Tor the 1872 IL appears that sol 2io tons OF coal
shipped during the year, Of which 37o2s5 tons
were from the Company-s mines. The aggregate ship
ment exhibits Of tons over the pro-
duetion Of the previous year OF the above aggregate
1lsSSo we're Disposed Of the line Of the Com
rany's Canal; 103Is2 tons entered the Morris Canal
and $50 pS4 into the Delaware Division OF
this quantity lO5 600 passed into the feeder o,
the Delaware and Raritan Canal by the outlet lock
near New Hope. From the Compsny's Tamaqua mines
the yield fer the year vas 14522 tons The lumber
shipped the Canal amounted TO 80 s0Ssl6 feet being
an increase Of e263j feet the shipment for tho
year ls4s Tho Company's business for the PAST year
has proved much more productive than Il did in the
year lsis Tho toll account for 1919 shows m improve
ment Of f44 4OI the profits coal exceed those Of the
year ls4s by s5eeos and the profit and loss account
Tor 1879 Is better than that for 1sls by si2s21 The
indebtedness Of the Company on the 1st Of January
1850 was less by s25e25 than was on tho Let Of ia
nuary, lb49 The production OF coal the present sea-
son The repost estimates at not less than c9 90 tons
and may considerably exceed this estimate
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity %
certain articles exported from this port for the week
ending the l<th ins distinguishing the extent ship
ments to each placer
Co,nuscr or rur porr or Nrw YoRE-wrrxtY
fxronfs.
To Lirtrfooi-Pork. ico bbls rosin. fcS do: tur-
pontine. GU do corn, 67.0G7 bush; logwOod III
tone; lima wood ~ do; cedar. 10 logs; havine 2s
torss; rice. 50 tierccs; sperm oil 1850 gals; lard,
2dOO lbs; cbeese. $50 do; tobacco. manufactured,
$3.50 do isllow, 220Opl do; bacon, 10000 do; but
ter. 40 3i1 DO
10 Londcn-pork, s42 bbis; rosln COO do turpen-
tine $500 do: skins and flrs ls3 package: bacon.
43'si lbs uhalebcnc. o., ,el2 do tobacco, msnufac-
terca a. gup do.
10 elosro'r Flour, 50 btls; pork - DO. mutton.
haEsi " q" ehr"ws oe " do rVsini ~ d. eogn,