Daily national era., 1854-07-07

lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPHl
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
!, More Railroad Frauds IN .Nsso York.
New YoRK, july Tit was reported at tho
Stock Board this afternoon, that discovery had
been made Of very heavy oyer-issue in the
bonds Of the Harlem Railroad, Of which
George Schuyler, brother Of Robert Schuyler,
President, both implicated in the New Haven,
Railroad frauds. Considerable excitement in
Wall street, in consequence
SECOND DESPATCH
After thorough investigation into the at
fairs Of the Harlem Railroad Company, there
has been discovered fraudulent over-issue OF
one thousand shares, made by the Secretary OF
the Company, who has confessed the crime,
and declared that the proceeds had been ap-
piled to private purposes.
.d,riual ofthe .Hmerica.
BosroN, July THE mails by the Ameri-
ca left in this mornings train for the South
Baring's circular quotes consols at 9314 to
937l.
Great Fire IN Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July IA great fire occurred
to-day II broke out at tho corner Of Main
and South streets Several warehouses do
stroyed Loss about 100000,
.Anoiher Terrible Railroad .dccideat
New YoRK, July 1.-THE express train
which left the Suspension Bridge over the
Great Western Road, last evening, was thrown
off the track by running over horse. Two
OF the emigrant cars were filed with passen-
gers; seven were killed on the spot and ten
were so seriously injured as to ronder their re-
covcry almost hopeless. Some six or seven
others were slightly wounded The passengers
in the first class cars escaped unhurt.
.New Hampshire State Senate.
CONCORD, July The Senate has on its
part elected the Hon. Harry Hubbard, Senator
Of the United States, for the long term.
Ohio river.
WHEELISG July Four feet of water in
the channel Of the river ut this point At
Pittsburg, three feet six inches.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, jury THE Baltimore market
for breadstuffs is depressed The nominal
prices Of -four is the same as before the arri-
val of the last steamer, but there are no sales.
Howard Street -four is held at So SO, and City
Mills at So. We quote rye flour at $5.25,
and corn meal at SO 81 and SO 81 Q $4.
The supply Of grain on hand is small OF
wheat, 1000 bushels were offered at prices
ranging from $i.60 q $l.70 for white, and
81. 60 $I.65 for old red Corn quiet; 1000
bushels offered, and sales Of white at "a q rs
cents yellow at rs 78 cents; mixed at 70
cents. Oats--3 600 bushels offered, and sales
ut 60 a 62 cents
Rio coffee sold at 90 l0h cents.
Provis0ns.-Marketq quiet. Mess pork held
at $13l2 $l3.25 per barrel Bacon-shoul-
ders So cents; sides 63 cents; hams at q 10
cents per pound
Stock Market-Ths late developments of the
fraudulent over-issue of stock have had the ef-
feet to excite general feeling OF insecurity in
the community. The fact that four frauds Of
over issue within thirty days have been discov-
cred creates a feeling Of dstrust Of all stocks; /;
and, indeed, has cansed decline and sus-
pension Of operations in stocks. The last ru-
NOR in regard to Robert Schuyler is, that he
used the proceeds Of the over-issued stock Of
the New Haven Company to pay the bonds of
the company uue IN Docemucr iass.
.Neto York Market.
New York, July but little business is
doing in tho New York Market for breadstuffs.
This morning 4,500 barrels Of -four were
offered sales at So 81 for State brands;
Southern at So so 1887. Wheat dull do
clned three cents sales small. Corn-3000
bushels offered sales Of Western mixed at SO
cents; Southern at rs n II. Oats held at 62
cents Cotton is frmer, and advanced an
eighth.
The stock market, which has been slightly
depressed in consequence of the late develop
ments Of fraudulent over-issue Of stock, is
slightly irmer Tho stock brokers are gene
rally afraid to operate.
Every man in Wall street looks askance at
his fellow, and is afraid TO touch his paper.
Ii is believed that Robert Schuyler, Presi-
dent Of the New Haven Railroad Company,
has gone 10 Canada. The last that was seen
of him was at Saratoga, ON the cars, en- route
for Burlington.
The Southern Markets, SC.
BALTIMORE, July 7, 2-P. M.--We learn by
telegraph, to-day, that cotton is firmer, and the
general health good at Charleston, Mobile,