The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

panes m prove rapidly ia puois appreciation SO =
II can be Demon s'rstet that the outlays for constr
Rave been ccDp eted, and that the inoome Is mort
eufic mt to meet the month expenses of carrvi]
the works Each ofihe first five above named hs]
in the dark Gays Of their early experience perl
doubt ard depression, which were subsequently|
terscted by success. This should give encou gem|
all the Others, psrticu arly to those that hold
and clear apart II m their real estate, an amoj
pei soDsl property that Is worth considerably mors
the current aggregate vslue OF shares which N d
the capital stock.
1t Is Understood that our government 10 taking
sures for the indemnity Of our citizens who SUITE !
the riot at Panama. There can be ND doubt thu
government Of New Granada viii be ready to mal
sort Of spoloay for the wrong-probably WIN b y
to dismiss he Governor who allowed the a,rocty
committed. 1t is not unlikely that no may oven b
vsred over to punishment; but this, though il nd
some expiaticn I the injury to tur national homo
be but poor satisfaction to the individual SUD
Here, however, will bs the difficulty. Pecuniary
ensation will not easily be obtained from New Grs
OF the reason that the government has neither ]
credit, and if 1t should be insisted upon 5 viii
mere promise, whish will never DO fulfilled.
are two MODES Of proceeding which might be ado ID
our government-frst, either Q hostile dsmonsti
against the ci,y OF Panama, or second the assumpd
the indebtedness or liabilities Of New GrAnsds 4
blurred parties, by his government, upon reel
an equivalent The first ID Objectionable on the n
that the cost Of the military occupation Of Panau
far exceed the damages in question, and might nv|
protracted war.
The second Is obviously our true policy. Amor
many claims, 1t viii be remembered thArs ID one
half Of Hugh Miller and W. W. Williams, Of thil
which was brought before our government two
since, the particulars Of xhi,h We pubhshed 81 the
In that case the mercantile establishment of the
ants, at Chsgres, was broken up and Mr.. Miller
cerated in dungeon used for the most atrccious
mails, while his property was being carried off,
which was enacted under the form OF judicial DR.
ing for which there was not the shadow Of justfc|
1t waa, In fact, shameless Of the judicial ~
for private speculation In which the Judge had
The facts were publicly stated and have never
denied; but all the repsra'ion as yet obtained hal
the dlsmIssM Of thu Judge from Office, but whethJ
this or other criminal Offences we are unable q
Such cases ought not row to be overlooked whe|
government il compelled to demand satisfaction ii
slaughter of our citizens at Panama.
The circular Of De Coppet Co., prepared for trad
sion abroad oy the steamship Persia, gives the foil
review of the stock market for the past week.
STATE STocKs.-- TraDs actions Of some Importance
taken place 10 Indiana SIS, without change in priced
in Missouri 6's and Virginia 6's ct decline OF X :
per cent
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS are extremely quiet. prio
ir in general fsitly sustained. Some New York cd
Of 1898 (new i0aD) have been sold Ut 96. San FraI
los ana 6's have declined On the other hand thor
been demand for New Orleans 6's at an advance Of
cent
RAILROAD BONDS are without inquiry. At privat|
there have been transactions worth mentionina
the Stock Exchange the only business Of impor
~ a. ~
amounts Of New York Central 7's Erie rs, 1871
Hudson third mortgage, changed hands ct easier "a
RAILROAD STOCKS have declined, with barely one !
tion, may be In subjoined table Of daily
items. Besiees, in Erie, R,a6ing, New York CeN
Cleveland and Toledo and Michigan Southern, ther
been but little doirg. Milwauiie and Mississippi
been in some demand, and rave risen 4 per cent.
MONEY Is IN active demand at I Dor cent for loa|
csll business apsr from > 10 per cent.
ExcHAKGEs-A little moro offered. Principal tr
tions on London, 109A 1927; on Paris, B16K