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The value OF ercb and specie imported into this
port during the month of June SIS 6al s4 against
So 030 354 for the month In 1852, showing in
in the month this year Of 4ss-lpwards Of
City per cent The value Of merchandise entered for
warehouse in June 1852 So ol0 4o4 The value OF
exports from this port In june this year was 50 22
against SIS for the month In 1s52-dccreass
his year In the month 81 294 404.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to day amounted to s124 50 payments
$l1s,751 61bslsnce, 81 405 $50 OF. Amount Of inter
EFT paid to-day, $685., 600.
The total Of gold and silver entered at this port
during the month Of June was $4,4ls,537, Of which
SIS s33 in silver 932 in god and 1898 972 10
gold DUST. In June 1851. the amount entered
81, s76 $3.50, in June, 1852 "a, e34 500.
We understand that the new Management of the Erie
Railroad have ordered al freight received Of Port
ervis TO be taken to Ne~burg instead of Permont
shipment 10 New York. This change has been made We
believe TO give employment 70 certain barges owned at
Newburg by parties who have recently been placed in
power This is only In accordance with the system which
has long been practised In the management Of this
road. Newburg Ia about SO miles from New York while
Piermont is only 20 miles. Mr. Ramsdel the ne Presi
dent is resident Of and has large interests in New
burg, and he may be able TO give some coed and SUN
Gent reasons for the movement referred to above
The engineers appointed 10 survey the route for rail-
road from Nswburg to Syracuse and the extension from
Hoboken TO Nswburg have just completed their l.sors
They have obtained limo Of most favorable grades
which win shorten the distance between this city and
Syracuse upwards Of sixty miles meeting Of those
interested in the Immediate construction Of thi. road
will be held at Nswburg the 18th ns at IL o'clock
70 organize company and proceed at to the work.
majority Of the trustees Of the Great Northern Lead
Company have given notice that meeting Of the stock
holders WIN be held the 22d ins for the purpose OF
increasing the capital of the company by adding thereto
the Of three hundred thousand dollars and 70
tend the business by the purchase Of certain mimi
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srs, under the name Of esowcpados- description Of
servitude thousand times worse than any slavery.
OF course you ara wen aware that the natives OF
Cuba have long since set their hearts against the IN
PRODUCTION Of more slaves from Africa and that the
promotion Of the diabolca traffic is altogether con-
fined to the actual traders, who are generally yet Of
low Spanards, principally from the province Of Gaia.
luna, and the needy officials who are sent out from
Spain to better their ruined fortunes. These few
worthless wretches have the business entirely in their
own hands.
II appears that the numerous cargoes which re.
Gently have been andad this island especially in
the case of the notorious Lady Suffolk, have been
effected under circumstances SO glaringly audacious
as to have completely Disguised the proper thinking
portion of this community. who DANGEROUSLY have
expressed their opinion as to the scandaous comm
of the government in all these transactions;
and this is the true reason why Zulueta has been
arrested. People naturally enough inquire OF each
other how it can be possible that the enormous num-
Der of eleven hundred slaves could be landed, and
marched through the island, without attracting the
notice of the local authorities who it is well known,
swarm in every direction of it
vipas the captain Of the Lady Suffolk, everybody
knew was allowed to remain in this city unmoested
several days. and was then considerably accommo-
dated with passage to Cadz on board her Catholic
Majesty's steamer Ysabel la Catolica.
The clamors of the people here but above all the
threatening tone assumed in the London Times of
the 25th and 3lst May. following 80 soon upon the
recent warnings in the New York HERALD, Is
really the cause which has induced Canedo to
arrest the chief Of the slavetraders and owner
of the Lady Suffolk Julian Zulueta But |
hope you will point out that this step was not
taken by his Excellency General Canedo until
after the arrival of the European mail per Empire
City, on the 10th inst, notwithstanding that long
previously, all the circumstances connected with the
arrival and Decentralization of slaves from the Lady
Suffolk and the other vessels notorious as the
sun at noon day, and was, and is still, the common
topic Of conversation at every place Of public resort
in this city.
In the meantime, until the public indignation is
appeased, Mr.. Zulueta has very comfortable lodgings
in the airy and cool castle of the Cabana, (Tacons
Palace, 1.-THE jail was not good enough for such
respectable individual besides he is very rch) where
he has his servants and every luxury he may require,
allowed He is under no restraint whatever, being
permitted to promenade whenever he thinks proper,
the whole length of that vast fort. His intimate
friends, FORBADE, Ssma, Baris, &C., &C., visit
him at all hours, and, as l have known it to be
the practice in similar cases. where plenty of money
has been at command would not at all be surprised
were to encounter any evening after dark Mr.. Zu-
lueta the supposed prisoner taking his drive through
the streets Of Havana ***
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10 al put ON mhfktt week
tLong June 10 tsIz. tb slouIo-o
The dry goods trsis essentially last ported ved
animation but tof f-nnsss Though the ptiss
and export demand Ia usual o. this time OF year,
very moderate toe limited production aud compsrA lively
email stock in make. maintain the co,hi-nee OF fac
tors who evnce esgernsss sposs Of seaonsble IA
brics beo~ prices These is generally 'uppo.e
will b. supported sghout the su,uma sni shoald the
impertaons Be moderate add expensive Is Aatici
psted, while manufactures are les abundant
and Of ore intrinsic value the Inquiry which expected
TO prevail during the three noaths may occssoo
rise in most descriptions Of goods 1. the spprshsn-
sion Of such result thst induces the early calls from the
general trade which have formed ZONE shat novel fee
ture In the past week. business add which, BY the middle
OF July, will bring abeut active traffic. heAnshis
the absence OF most OF the leading merchants from the
city and the Intervention Of grand national holiday.
viii retard operations Tor the ensuing week or t~o.
Brown sbsepgs ard shifting. more freely offered,
and in fair demand as steady rates. The leading makes
are thus quoted ;-Amosksag Lawrence, b, Pspperi,
80 Pskansket SO, Portsmouth. 81. all at sHc; Apple
ton, 81 Atlantic o. Clark Mills, 81, Harrisburg, do,
II clan Head A. Lawrence, c. Pepper, "a Portland 81
Stark NILS 8. N. A, Thistle 81 all at Sc ami othsr
styles at propororae figures. Beached shestings and
shirtngs In moderate supply and request, ct un
changed prices Gotten aannsls have not varied much
being saleabe and 6rm, A. former quotations D~nns
readily fetch l2xe. for rk l2e for Amcskess IKE
for Merose; lie. for Californian loHe for Columbian,
Jswett City Otis ThorLdike 10c for Eagle and Oxford
and 7hc. for Manchester The stock Is not very large
Drills are apparently quiet and kngaid in the absence Of
disposition 70 operate with freedom among consumers
or shippers We can make alteration in prices Ging
hams are still pretty active and arm, with moderate
supply Offering, at 1okc for Manchester, and lie for
Glasgow and Lancaster. Lawns are becoming more
abundant and the few fs.h styles Witch We have seen
appear very durable and neat such indeed must fnd
ready market when the fall demand arrives Al present.
these goods are mu,h needed aud sell slowly in
sequence Nankips duh and some stat nonios. o.
naburgs in request at tolerably estvs
rates. Printing cloths Of domestic fabrication
and wanted at very fun prices fes imported -tylss
have appeared In market but not attracted much notice
Prints temporarily inactive but from the perfection Of
the stock both in extent and variety, judge they ~
not remain long present old fabrics ptioci ally
operated In at former pres Stripes pre- ~ brsE asd
buoy ant displaying tendency uP~sfd Ticks are .imi
ly situated. The following Is comparative statement
Of the shipments Of cotton goods hence during the at
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ployes who were dia6scted to the government, to
promote the perfect union of al citizens, TO execute
the police laws promptly, TO quen the spirit Of sedi
ton wherever it might appear TO prohibit the circu
lation Of seditious pamphlets and to use all their
power to preserve peace order and public tran
quillity.
The President afterwards on the evening Of the
same day. went to the Council of State soliciting ex
traordinary powers, as he judged the republic in
state of armed commotion and he was authorized
by that body to call into service five thousand militia
to negotiate loan of half a million Of dollars, to
issue orders of summons or arrest, and to exercise
those faculties for the term of ninety days. BY virtue
of these powers were arrested for interrogation
Messrs. Ramon Landa and Ramon Alcaldo Pima, the
first the author of an opposition writing entitled E
Bachaqueron and the other, the owner of the press
in which that periodical and others of like character
were published
Notwithstanding the alarming rumors in circula-
ton the capital was tranquil. The opposition press
had disappeared. A Autographed writing was in
circulation, menacing the members Of the govern
ment The ministry had taken serious measures
against the thographer and the authors and circu-
lators of the publication. 1t had also circulated
sheet threatening with reprisas the party hostile to
the administration.
letter to the Philadelphia North american dated
June IA, says
The greatest tranquility prevails here and In
manifested on the part Of people in favor Of rsvou
tion-
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News from the West Indies.

The arrival Of the steamshp Merlin Captain Cionan at
this port on Thursday night put In possession of
files from Bermuda Jamaica, and Demarara.
The dates from the two former islands have bean anti
cipated.
We have papers from British Guiana down the 7th
Jure.
The subject If the Cooe Immigration act aud the pro
position to build city hail. occupied the attention
of the Colosial legislature
The Court of Policy had amended licensing law
der consideration.
Local Improvement suggestions and some police news
occupy the remainder Ct the papers.
The health Of the inhabitants Of Demarara 10 not a.
luded to.
On Sunday, June s. at Georgetown, Captain George
Williams, of the big Gypsy OF Liverpool, died.
The Royal Gazette of the 4th of June, says -"It is
with feeling of deep record tne fact in
obituary this evening" that death has claimed another
victim talented and much beloved citizen Dr.. Clifton"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EY MARK r.

FRIDAY, July I'd z. VI.
We have nothing to report in the stock market
today Prices remain without any material alteration /,
and feature has been developed in any Of the
leading fances. At the first board Norris Canal al
vanced per cent; McCullock Gold and Copper, u New
Creek r. Cumberland Coal declined per cent; Parker
Vein, "a Florence and Keyport H Erie Railroad Il
New Haven Railroad, u; Harlem, X; Crystal Palace,
g. Nicaragua Transit H. Several large lots Of Erie Mica
ragua Cumberland and Parker Vein changed hands, ard
at the cote the tendency Of prices downward We
tee q small sale Of North Carolina Copper stock at Ga
per cent, and sfPnonix DID stock at per cent The
approach Of the day appoated for the opeaing of
the Crystal Palace does not to exert favorable
influence upon the market price Of the stock.
At the mining board to- day the sales foloxs-
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The deposits Of California gold at the Mint for the
sources 00O Silver bolton Of the value OF 467S 600
deposited Of the gold coinage which exceeded four
and three quarter million, than half Of II was
in bars and Of gold dollars and quarter eagles only about
one million The whole number Of pie ,es Of gold Coined
exclusive Of bars, 603 1O4 The amount Of silver
coined $3.50 0oo Of which amount about half was
in half dollars The number Of pieces of silver coined was
soSso eo During the month there were coinsd 800 1872
copper cents
Total coinage In the month Of June 1853 81 65 701 80
Total coinage in the ak months ending June
cU 1000. oV,IU4,lto oZ
Total coia.ge in the six months ending June
go 1852. % 81 923 60
The gold deposits for the Arbt six months of 1851 1852
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There WAS q sale Of Manassus Cooper Company in
Boston yesterday at per cent At the close OF tho
mining board to-day there active demand for
AcCulock at our quotations.
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared semi.
annual dividend Of per cent the East River Bank az
per cent; the Phoenix Bank ~ per cent; the Republic
Fire Insurance Company dividend Of 50 A 10 each
share Of hundred dollars Of the capital the HAl
ton Fire insurance Company, 6per cent the Connecticut
Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford have declared
dividend Of per cent the Morris and Essex Railroad,
81 per cent the Newark Banking and Insurance Compa
ny, per oent the New Jersey Insurance Company Of
Eesark, per cent: the Newark Gas Company, 4 per
cent; the Madison aud Indianapolis Railroad. per
After the adjournment Of the board the following sale
of stocks made at auction at tas Merchants Ex
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Later From Venezuela.

The Pan0meno has dates from Caracas TO the 2lst
Nay The republic of Venezuela was then suffering
from internal commotion.
On the 18th May the Executive power directed
Ne Governors Of the provinces 10 remove all em
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VIo'fV0f100
Showing increase this year Of a. S56 compared
with 1852, and 81, o66 600 as compared with 1851.
The annexed statnent exhibits the quantity and vaus
offoreen dry goods entered at this port for consumption
and for warshousny also the Withdrawals from ware.
house. during the week ending and including Thursday
June 80, 1853 -
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INTERESTING FOREIGN ADvICES.
uews from St. Domingo, New Granada,
Venezuela, and the West Indies,
&C., &c, 90.


We have received files of the Progress Of St.
Domingo up to the 22d of May.
The Archbishop, who, it will be recollected, had
refused to take the oath of observance of the Dom
nican constitution, qualifying it as heretical but
afterwards assented to do rather than incur the
penalty of expatraton took the oath prescribed in
the Church of Mercy on the 18th of May, in pre-
sence of the President of the republic the Senate,
the Ministers, and the other functionaries.
Further than this notice the papers contain no.
thing of importance or interest.
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Total S74s 257 a6 s42 ssl ~ $liS 2as 81 s24I74 n
74827G NlHA
Increase. S94. l24 Is s94 l24l6

Increase. ............ $94 l24B $94 l24l6
The increased payment in the current year account
Of the Oswego Canal is for the rebuilding Of the locks
But for this heavy expenditure there would have been
moderate decrease in the expenses Of the canals during
the frst nine months Of the present fiscal year.
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rights upsa n Al under hnds sad pss~lss. lying
tsuous TO hs pssssnt possssons of shs Crest northern
Company, ana b. the discovery sspless, Aeyhs vsrt
Ing and nanusAsuri the same In essn~ssss with tbs
present business a the aid company.
kttsr has been recsived from .. w. Coin, Secretary
o. the Fost hsinx Company, addressed 70 the rrsAsu-
faily confirming eli hat has been d Of This mise
cell defined vein l. Indicated through IT, ~he srssot
Increasing 10 richness IL prosess Anshsr hisnent
Of copper, IL Il stated. ell be made In foe asys and
will continls Ia he made fast the ase qssndsy Al
ready out can be pIspsssd for msrhs.
The annexed eompauor, from the government rssOrds
presents compact and comprehensive exhibit ~ eur
vsst and constantly auemsnslng foreign eomsercs The
fret statement shoss the iurcrsscss from the LIST day
Of January 70 the 3oth csy 81 Jaas each inclusive In the
years 1851 and 1865
CoNniRcs oF poHr OF Nsw YoRx.
Eesrh4Hds4 rstf<rrf far NnsYutSEN
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Uefgafie ffcs Lpratt Ft~.
M1ohdndsss cStereI Warchcs~.
iss2 is3
V',fhdyap. (,ow Ear,Ae..s
1872 issa
Total vaine..... ....,.....'. ssszo,sS7 @szAoS
Annexed u record o. I*hinf me treasury en-
Acco"nt o' ous'ons nosNc"s ~ t' P"t DARING 'se 20
rioat ABOVE mehuonsd'- ,o.a -
Total r.es,p,s ... sr4 200 so7 sal $50 asa
". also amend ,tstem, nj az .,.or,. m IN. aah a.
OF June In 1883 ana tho corr. poudlns psros IA
1854 1888.
Fo,s,vn Aniishi. aiiSsss 20 80 80
Foreign. tree. ............ s2I2le os7asT
--- -
io'"'.''.''. :" 49, wv"
Ine 'oAo'"sn "e sp'e" $50 oa''os a"'''A' w
.he hr'' FIX n'ol'hs % "e sssf' 100 anu i''s,-
Ep,tsa ~ isga "a as
Imported In 1853 .'........ lsTs.lsl
Imported IN 1855; neutrality-suspicious.. 300 oc2
M 40 I'm a; isss ''''.''''.' % 81 IA so
II III, n. sssr hv ~ .hoy. ,.h,,.r ,.,s,n.n,. a.,
Al. s,..ss IN 1s6a ov.r ,ha -, oo,,.,o,. ~ M. "A
T., 1870 ,ror,,s ,o ss- s,o oo, a.. .x..s =, ...h.,
A.. ,h,own ,,on IN. n.,ta, sa oss aso a. 80.
..s,,sa an ...on, 30 .,,, "a CA osa a..
.xcass os ax,or.s 60 MA 40
E,.es. :, i'm, o-,. ovs, sxno,.. %, q, ,,.n,,.
in 1853 .............. ............. Cos RS IA
~ o'o'',oo'
Difference in favor Of 1853 - ssi .st $50
snre,acial observance OF he above tables sho srg
a. tbey do b..vv ;nc,e.ss IN nm, m,or,o,,o,. .ith
ont n,onort;anab,e ncra... IN o,r ..ro,,. m.x ,,.
r;se n ,rosass v.oe,;as a. IN onr .m.,,s. ds.,;nv -
Thera ava tho,e ho ra~.,d .vsrv r,esh .viasn,a ~
o,,r orou;rc o-o.tro.s .s a. .r.rrv ~ .,aas. IA
orar.h.,,,n0 commercial rsxr,,,on Provided mi, 10.
- ash,t c.on,t b.a n ha uou,aa,aa :, IN. .o,.,,oo
~ ora;n.rv rerc.rt;,e .r.d, "a msb, nos.n,. .xns
.n.. some s+r;noe,cv in our .a.irs thonsh
nro,a rsa,;,.t;on ~ orr ,nos.s.a ana ,r.,.,s,. ..
forh,d, even ,rcb ,unnnst,on let -. ,ats Cor a.
,re. m. a,,;cls If railroad iron a. shoiny s,t an.
80 tba oanss of ;nc,easa IN o,r ;mnor, ara aooo,,,
az o,+.n+ os orr ;ru.a,.+. N.h,,,. T. ,n. oa,n
.a;,r I'm. Of 1870 +ha ;n,,or,s NJ tb,s .on,,, d,,
.,o,n..d - s,aa AK bsr..s n N. s,,n. meath :,
az nressr+ var Tho ;rro,t ara ssoA osa ,,.ra,.o
= ~. rt.i. - commarca ;,h,n N. limit, 80 s,n.,.
r.h oe sse7 ora w;th,rt ;,d,,o;rc IN .n.. ,.,,o..
a. +hso,.s a. IN ,be eas,+ sncb ar.snasa r,,eh. hso.
,ror o. lad aorrcs LAT ma 80. ni,n,, ,hs re.snt
.,..a 80 ~ mi. "a u;;; p,,.o.a !, 49,.
a. ;,,.,,.tiv. 81 an .r.umsnt Th. comnanv bays n
tho ro.e of con, truc,;on road through the f.te d
+o.s h.,ssn c;nc;nr.,; ana 9, Ion;s Distance !, al,
,as IN. ma. 80 ,h hav0 %. thai, ,d.mn,,v
,ho o,rnhrsd ~s.,tb az a..h district Which |, ~.
er.o. .na ,bus fortified And. re.sv sals IN for.iyn
~h.. Win. mt. oHc,.I hora, d,a AZ ,on~
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HAVANA, June ~, 1853.
TIE A,yest Of Wealthy Slave 7radey-An on
and Exploded Game.

una ELptOdeu uun1e
There Is . tremendous panic among the slave
traders Julian Zuueta, their recognised chief was
arrested yesterday morning, and is at this moment
taking his coffee in the castle of the Cabana This
is precisely the same game which was played by
General Canedo few weeks ago. when after An
tonic Capo had comfortably effected the landing Of
about eleven hundred slaves Cardenas, Messrs
Suaznavar and the other owners Of that expedition
were arrested and confined for few days in their
own houses at Matanzas and then set at liberty, re-
ceiving back, sort Of compensation for the little
inconvenience they may have been put TO by being
compelled to stay at home for short tme the three
hundred slaves which had been seized by order Of
General Canedo, but which were now commanded by
His Exccllency 10 be returned 10 their original own
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It xil be seen by the above tabular statements th.
the in 1853 the u1portssoas Of like peri
in 1852 amounts s37 $40 COS the excess Of mrcaan
disc thrown upon the market $50 oss $50 the excess
Of moneys received account Of customs % 65 % the
excess of exports. So, 074l3
FL cess Of imports over exports for xix months
in 1868. .............. COS S.7ii
Excess Of imports over exports for six months
in 1882 -. 8. s3o s3l
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