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The New York Express" puts up the names of
ScorT and GRAHAM at the head of its columns, and
concludes its leader with
awe write amidst the roaring Of cannon the cheers Of
grafed thousands and the shouts Of revery for the
nomination Of Gen. ScorT Be it so.
Let others hail the rising San,
We bow to those whose course s
General ScoTT we know has great qualities Of character
He is among all living men, the greatest soldier Of the
age He has served his country for more than forty
years He took an active part in the with Great
Britain in the war with Mexico, in the Florida war; in
the difficulties with the Cherokee Indians and the
borders, where he did good service when hostes
about to commence between Maine and New Brunswick,
growing out Of the Northeastern boundary negotiations
His public life is record Of patriotism that any man or
any nation might be proud Of That he better man to
that he has rendered service his country that he
has brighter fame at home, and win command greater
respect abroad, oil right judging men viii admit.
Though not our first second choice for Presi-
dent, we shall support his nomination, in the conviction
that elected, he win faithfully labor secure those
series OF measures which the basis of his nomination.
and which embrace platform plared upon the const-
tuition and the wants Of the country and in the hope also
that he will be as free from all personal and malgn in.
uences as is possible for rail human nature General
SCoTT we know enough Of to believe him TO be the last
man in the world to act under the influence Of open at
tempts to control direct his action 1t is not thus de-
signing men operate upon their fellows they are seen
but in the distance, and act the invisible spirits who
those nearer the throne the monarch himself never
dreaming Of the mysterious influences which control hs
counses May Principle, Policy, and the good Of the
country, more than the fortunes of men, be the guiding
star Of WINFIELD scorr"
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UNION AND HARMoNY.-The g Union Of the Wings for
the sake of the Union is made Our opponents are sur
prsed and almost surprised ourselves at the una
nimity, the harmony, and firm front which the Wings
now present This union the vote Of New York
which, without it. would have been in doubt and in all
human probability, we shall carry more electoral votes
than We did for TAYLOR Indeed we may carry as large
proportion as did HARRISON. We shall have three and
probably five States that did not 60 for Taylor and if
we lose any, it can only be the extreme South
,Fa Cincinnati G1z,ts
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THE WING CASDrp,

The WIG CASDIDArE.-The whole country is tumul-
tuous with JOY as the Of the whg nomination spread
abroad and every side up the earnest enthus
astc response Of the Wings of the Union The Peoples
candidate is before them He who has spent his life in
their service, and betrayed the trust reposed in
himwho, whether the tented battlefield or as pacf
Gator the Northern frontier Of Maine or among the
Nufers Of the South, has displayed equal rmness
moderation and patriotism is now to be called to high
er sphere Of usefulness. Vermont Statesman
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man named 0hre H Rand has been arrested and
held for examination in Richmond the charge Of be-
(va) time since He was arrested the strength
Of eegraphc despatch from Boston, where his brother
A. w. Rand arrested whilst attempting to pass
Of the notes which had been stolen from the bank He
alleged TO have received il and several others found in
his possession from his brother in Richmond and under
these circumstances Of suspicion the arrest was made
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IRON PAPER AT the Prussian Industrial Exhibition
count henard large proprietor Of iron works exhibited
sheet iron Of such degree Of enuty that the leaves
be used for paper One Of the finest sort the maohner
rolls is o4o square feet of what may be called leaf iron
froma cwt Of metal bookbinder of Bresau has made
an album o. nothing else the pages Of which turn as
fexiby as the finest fabric Of linen rags
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GUNPowDER Academia small canister of novd.r
exploded in gun-smiths shop at Louisville Ky last
week breaking all the windows and scattering the con-
tents OF the shop in every direction caused by spark
from cigar IN the mouth of who had entered the
shop The owner Of the shop had his face terribly burnt
and was otherwise injured -
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HANDSOME GrfT--At late centennial celebration Of
from the Hon SAMUEL APPLETON Of Boston, detailing
very pleasant "reminiscences Of his schookeepng in
Dublin when youth, with sentiment wishing prosperity
to the town, and enclosing his check for $1,000 for the
benefit Of the common schools Of Dublin The letter and
reading Of the check brought forth immense applause
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FURTHER ARRESTS FOR LAND WARRANT FoRaERrEs
Rufus Clagett Land Warrant Broker of No. S5 Wall
street. and Dr. James Elliott of Newark, New Jersey
have been arrested in New York. charged with being con-
cerned in the land warrant forgeries at New York
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and acih the adoice and consent of the Senate.
JOHN GREINER, of New Mexico, to be Secretary
of the Territory Of New Mexico, in the place Of
Wna. s.. Ailea, resigned
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PRESENT Position OF THE WING PARTY.-There is much
Of encouragement in the proceedings Of the Wing National
Convention which has just closed its abors at Baltimore
II apprehended by many that that body would meet
but for dssenson and that discord would prevail in its
counses to extent that might leopard the integrity
of the Wing party feared that ultraism from the
North and South would in conflict and by its Bit
terness destroy that harmony which is essential to the
Of any party that the fanatics the subject Of
Slavery and State Rights occupying the extreme South
wing Of the party, would in collision with the
rampant spirit of Abolitionism at the North and by
ssnseess and insane strife scatter the whg party into
fragments and leave to its opponents victory gained
without effort, and secured without exertion.
These fears hare, happily, been realized Harmony
And good feeling prevailed in the Convention from the be-
ginning and although the friends Of each candidate stood
faithfully by the of their choice yet nothing
red during its long session to disturb the kindly and
aternai eing that characterized its proceedings from
the first.
Not only has the Convention passed off without dis
cord, but has drawn closer the bonds Of the
Whig ranks The platform Of principles laid down by
the Convention and acquiesced in by ALL has national
ized the whig party. There danger that party,
both in the North and the South The spirit Of Abolition
ism with undermining its strength and beginning
to make regard brethren Of the South with feelings of
unkndness and disrust while the utrasts Of the South
the bigoted On the subject of Southern institutions and
State rights recprocated pulse for pulse these feelings
The moderate men both sides Of Mason and Dixon's
line looked with dread upon this growing animosy.
Ihey saw In It's results speedy disruption Of the Whg
party and further on in the future possible dissolution
of the Union itself In view of such results they came
nob up to the rescue and the Of their efforts has
been reunion not only Of the party, but Of feeling
which will tell largely upon the coming campaign As well
the prosperity and progress Of the country.
Gen. ScorTs career as soldier has been one unpsral
leled by any Of our country now living His OK.
poits and his fame have become portion of our national
history and win be remembered long as that history
shall continue speak Of the past 1t natural that
his brilliant services should enlist more Of the enthusiasm
and attract of public attention than the quiet though
equally important and beneficial services rendered in the
Cabinet and in the promotion Of the arts and PROSPERITY
Of peace Hence it was that the masses, the millions
that make Presidents called for his nomination and the
Convention responded to the call. His nomination is no
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, Jv1r i, 1852.

TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, July !, 1852.
Amount outstanding of the several issues
prior to 22d July, 1916, as per records of
this Office Sill, ,4sl GA
Amount outstanding Of the issue of 22d
July, ls46 as per ditto l2,25o 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of 28th
January, ls47, as per ditto $3.50 90
S1s2,ll6 "a
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of
accounting officers, all under acts prior to
22d July, 1S46 $50 90
S132,011 GA
n. SARGENT Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS OFFICE, July .. 1852.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS OFFICE, July 2, 1852.
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The New York Express" puts up the names of
ScorT and GRAHAM at the head of its columns, and
concludes its leader with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARK EFT .
THuRspAr, May 1875

THURSDAY, May l3-5 "a.
We have change to report in the stock market to-
day Transactions in the leading aneies continue limit
cd without any material variation in prices At the first
board Harlem declined X per cent; Erie Railroad II
Reading Railroad al Nicaragua 2; New jersey Zinc ii
Morris Coal III Hudson Railroad u. Dauphin Coal
Company advanced 4 per cents Now Haven a; At the
second Norwich Worcester declined 4 per cent
Erie Railroad II Nicaragua Transit Company per cent
The fluctuations in this stock among the most curl
Gus features in the market The bears must be parcu
lary cautious they win get caught in tight place II
would not surprise to this stock selling at fifty in
less than We foundation for these uctua-
ton but sellers very apt to be led into operations by
them without knowing whether they get out not
Morris Canal has been very quiet lately and prices have
the week ending the oath Of April 1852 s234s 75
week ending May 1st $3.423 %; May 9Th, $4,2o7 81
Quotations for Long Island Railroad Lave lately been
steadily settling down. notwithstanding the receipts Of
the company show increase since the LIST Of May Of
about one hundred dollars per day
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer o.
this port, to-day, amounted to s5s,9ss 33; payments
fo7 $40 61-balance, IS $50 035 g.
The Bowery Fire Insurance Company have declared a
semi annual dividend Of ten per cent.
The oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company have de-
cared dividend Of three and ahaf per the Bart
ktt Mills, Newburyport, three per cent
There large attendance day at the Merchants
Exchange during the sale Of the first mortgage
the Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad Company.
The following prices obtained =
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S4,ol9,olo
Making the sum of s45le SIS as the outstanding debt
Of the State for which the State must provide the inte
rest out Of the proceeds Of taxa.iOn.
1t will be seen that the actual amount Of the States
liability account Of the public debt apart from those
portions Of it which constitute lien upon the various
public works, and which provided for by the re-
sources Of these works. and apart from the portion Of it
which is provided for out Of the annual proceeds of the
States productive capital H. IN the aggregate
Deducting from this the amount Of the sinking fund.-
(s2253e6 the residue which may be said to comprise
the whole of the real debt of the State, amounts
$4519s15. But inasmuch the bonds in tie sinking
fund bear interest well the outstanding bonds the
out Of the proceeds of taxation may be estimated at the
sum above nomed-S6 1851.
But four years have elapsed since the LIST Of January
interest on the State debt commenced This RESUMPTION
commenced under great apprehension the part Of
many and absolute predictions Of failure the part Of
Ever SINCE however, the interest has been puKo
tualy paid at the precise periods when it fe due and
in addition to this there has been paid during the same
time account Of Of interest and interest Of
said arrears, the sum of 81 .034,S17 o..
After careful review Of the Of the Treasury
after full investigation into the finances the State
the Committee Of Ways and Me very wisely recon
,mended continuance Of the system Of taxation ii
exists The Governor in his last message to the Lea
ture recommended certain alterations and reductions
the tax system; but the committee do agree with him
and have reported accordingly speedy, sure and Anal
extinction Of the State debt contamination devouty
be wicked; and proper administration Of the public
finances under the present policy Of the government will
ururp rosult
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LrAD-Nothins Of msmsnt was done in Galsns 80
tons Spanish sold, to day, ct - So
LMI-soms 1850 bbls common Rockland were pur-
chased Ut 65c. WL 90
NoIAssks -Included IN NE days Ausinssv wsre 200
hhds cayed Cuba, At II 1sc, and 50 hhds Cardenas
q Ice. 4
OIIS--About 5000 gallc,s Linsssd found buyers at
&c. and 800 bbls inferior whale at 76c
PRovsIoNs continued unchanged the transactions hav.
ing reached 500 bbs prime and pork at SIG G2n
Si6 rs and SIS so $18 rs; 90 packages plain cured
shoulders and hams at 81 9zc coo bills grease and
prime lard. at q 7ac. and 10 lOkc with 400 bbls
prime and msss beef AZ SOC ~ 50, ana 30 Sls 70
respectively.
KIcI-There were 100 tircss prime bought at 81 os,4
. a IL per 100 ibs.---.--.----.-.-
sroAsa-7500O Havana changed hands at $40 $os.
Upwards or go bbls prison whiskey fetched
to day Ale per gallon, the former value. u Ut
SUGARa-To-dAy's movements embraced $50 hhds.
Muscovsdo at 81 6Ac Texas at private contract nd
500 boxes brown Havana at 5x 6t@c.. demand GOOD.
TosAcco. A sale Of IS hhds Kentucky was made at
6x &c. peYlb. i fAat 7t0t sAtliAt a'ai&3iaN st
&c 800 RECEIPTS PRODUCE DAY. 4sa M
BY ERIE r. RS bbls. pork 800 hogs, 420 pkgs but
ter, 10 bbls. -four, and l,1b7 sides leather. .8
By NEW HAVEN r. R.-62 pkgs butter Is barsiron and
$50 pkgs cheese. $685. FL ta, III tfrst
By NoRrH RIVER BoArs-7:61s bbls. -four, 10000 bus
wheat 1902 bills pork 1e9 do beef 348 do provisions
1s7 do. ashes 976 do. whiskey, and ~ bales wool.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

AsHs.-We heard that 80 bbls. pots and pearls found
a market, at So 06l< S. 81 y per loo lbs
BREApsruyFs-Flour favored buyers the sales com.
prisng about 500 bbl6-ordinary choice state at
81 05l4 - 3Il mixed to fancy Western, at 81 12x
81 o0 With TO good Southern at 81 SO A 8S,<
Rye flour and cornmeal ruled the OF wheat Zoo
bushels Genesce white obtained at 81 To- and 5000
Michigan Do at ST. Of Rye, 800 bushels river at ~
3c and Of "a 600 bushels round yellow and mixed
Western, at 81 62 cents and 60 "a cents-a redus.
ton. Oats and harley seemed quiet.
CoTToN.-The market continues full and speculative,
the saes reaching 600 bales leaving but few desirable
parcels ON the brokers tables
CoyrEE.--There have been 800 bags Java taken, on
terms not made known with Joe Lagusyra at exc Mar
ket firm.
FRrIoHrs Liverpool, 1000 bales cotton wers en-
gsged private terms supposed TO be at 53 and 800
900 bbls -four at I'D Grain a. 3s<d n I'd. The
last engagement Of -four 10 London at D. 30 of
furs engaged mt 30s Some cotton engaged
Bremen at 4c The Uayre packet Of the 10th full
with cotton at &c sc To California rates steady
at 45c. at5c. with fair amount offering.
FIsH.--Ccd and mackcrel remained upaltered. j 500
boxes No and scaled herring changed hands at 33c.
Ste. and 55c. a Csc.
FsuT-saies ~ 400 boxes Malaga rasns Sers effected
al tZ.lz5s; and 800 cluster do supposed at 81 I'm
usAr -AmcFican uairessed was In retail request ut
40 tS mot ~
hr- - pnic'l Of ~ .alsa Wrg.eyn realized sc. a
- osh PEI pond
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$4,000 931s per cent. average. 1913 1866 90
We have doubt much larger amount could have
been disposed Of at these prices The bidding spirited
throughout and at the close there appeared TO be
siderable competition to get the small lots sold to make
up the amount
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have made q
further purehae Of forty thousand OF iron rails
low prce-one half cash half in bonds at par
Itappear by the annexed letter that California coinage
h much better than some Of the brokers represent Bee
be Co good authority for quotations for specie and
we are glad that the correction is favor Of the afor
mia geld coins -
Eprrop Nrw YoRK HEsALD -
In your money article this morning you quote Monatt
a. cos coin "a discount, and U. b assay by Ilumbert
q a i di,count Mofiat Co.'S has always been taken by
~ al par Ilumbcrt at u discount, and very large
rmoort at par; being preferred by shippers 10 France
England 70 Ln.erlcan gold when exchange coinpcs shp
n,IaH yciy rcspcIialiy your oDedieni sorylnts
NEb4E & 90.
1ltf.s q .hoo mil per ton OF al tonnage pis'ul
~ riclj talltcns imgoasd W the acs y -
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w BURLINGTON

w BURLINGTON @. sNETnEN CoNTINUHs 70
n the Supreme Courtto attend to sasss
before Congrcssto claims settle
ssainst the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents at home and abroadto obtsn penesrs
IN any part Of The United States frs
make in osns ana ssoses
and sale lands and patent rhin any
Union Particular attention paid CAhfornia ttle
esse cominsup the United States supreme Court On
sppsai Communications, prepaid, addrdssd 70 ~. q
snethsr NO. Carroll place. Capitol BiD. gt>n.
y =. VII set Nth pvt apA Aktsnksn.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

INDIA RUBBER sHoEs-2Ooooo PAIRS OF DAYS
= Patent Vulcanzed Rubber and Jnpanned Overshoss.
These goods received the premium silver at the
Annual Fair Of the American Institute Exporters
tsntve dealers advised 70 proh In ordering and
purchasing Days facilities equal 1000 pair day Buyers
are cautioned that the combination Again at their old
game OF threatening prosecution TO for
sfeetthat they may ,til for year MI their
Rubber now In the business in the United Snte and
over twenty patent rights Warehouse No. 70 Cortlandt
street.
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5,5sa.o35

Increase lS52.. o,oSssv5o 8sr} 1a9Tc--
In relation to this statement It appears that with
increase in the tonnage the tolls have decreased The
cause Of this is tho reduction In the tariff charges In
consequence Of the removal Of tolls from the railroads.
great deal of freight has thisycsr been transported by
rail- The competition existing between railrosd
companies has reduced the cost Of transportation
these works, and they carry many articles which
heretofore have been taken to market by canal boats
We that before the close the Of navigation
the present deficiency in canal tolls will be than
made mp. s.a.e .et .stes s.sst t.e.
The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company Of Boston,
have declared semi annual dividend offve per cent.
The operations Of the branch mint ct Dahlonega for
the four months ending the ls of May 1852 fol-
owsRecepts Of gold from California, $64,37S S5 from
Georgia, S2sb4S 2s from South Carolina, $16175 "a;
from Tennessee, s343 12-tosa $loo,i45 90. Coinage
during the same time $l22 .saS es
The Committee OF Ways ard Means Of the Legislature
of Maryland to whom referred much Of the Cover
message related to the public finances have made
report tits stated the finances Of the State in
highly prosperous condition, and that, under the pre-
sent wise policy Of the government, rapid extngush
of the public debt is guaranteed The total nominal
amount Of the State debt composed Of bonds and stocks
bearing various rates of interest," the greater part being
Ave per cent according to the easurers report made
the LIST of December 1851 was fifteen millions two hun
bred and ninety thousand six hundred and sixtyeight
dollars.
FRANCES MARYLANp--puB,ic DEBT.
Amount Of nominal debt $l5,2Q0,6G8
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