The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21

or the govoru should De estimated for the future
upon the bss Il ts present receipts and expenditures
sn0e the fnruer have bocn, aud s are too seriodsy
Affected by tie ate revuson to justify policy Of egsi4
ton based uso proba Die continuance Of this state Of
things for AM considerable period Of Time The Score
xy urther expresses the opinion that IN order 70 mset
the current expenduTes prudent rely upon
receipts into the treasury estimated upon the rapid revi
val OF ra0e ana business.
Appointments by the President, by and with
the Advice and Consent OF thu senate.
SURVEYORS GENERAL OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Francis DaDcy, az st Augustine. Florida.
John Lcushborougu, at st. LOUIS, Missouri; reappoiot-
Warner Lewis, ct Dubuque, Iowa. resppolntei
REGISTERS OF LAND OFFICES.
ChAries A. Davis, Al jackson, Missouri
Walter d. Harvey, at Los Angeles, California; reap
Edward Hart. at vs.'is, California; from LIST July,
VIM. HeDAnsls, at Humboldt California; from LIST July
lstS; anew ofics.
MONEY.
John J. rurpbaneh at Jackson, Missouri.
Epaphroditas Ransom, at Fort 5cs Kansas Territory
Joha Pssbles, a St. Stephens, Alabama
Charles indsy s. Msrysville, California; reappointed
Thomss Baker, at vwaiia, California; from LIST July,
George W. hook, at Humboldt, California; from LIST
JAY 1883 ne. 'il's s,, o.,,,,,,,. ,ror Il. Univ
COLLECTORS or The CUSTOMS.
John G. Downsy, san Pedro, Cafornia, vice Charles e
Thomas ". suthsrlsoi, Sacramento California, vice
Andrew Lester, San Joaquin, California, vice James
Sconeld, whose commission expired.
Frank rlford, San Frapcisco, California, vice Wm B
Cameron, whose commission expired.
Michael Kane San Francisco, California vice P. Sui
APPRAISER GENERAL
Richard Roman. San Francisco, California vice Samuel
j. Bridge, removed
The New York State Temperance society.
AUBURN, N Y, May 20, 1858.
The folio wing resolutions submitted TO the State
temperance Society yesterday BY Amasa Mccoy, Of
Albany, ana were adopted this morning unanimously
after much debate:-
whereas, by act OF tho Legislature for 1868, tho
question s 70 be submitted 70 the people on the "a Of
revise The constitution and amend the sams therefore,
Resolved That the FRIENDS Of temperance through
out the State be urged to vote on this proposition In
tho Affirmative with the view to the insertion In the
new constitution OF clause prohibiting the sale Of inc
brialisg liquors for the purposes Of . beverage.
In the constitution counsenance rem ion Of effort
for immediate legislation the Contrary urge the
enactment uy the next Legislature Of law declaring the
ssie Of ntoxcstmS noaoss Is . beverage 70 be- INSIDE
mcanor and the liquors offered for sale, the places Of
sale, and tie implements Of uac TO be public nuisance
the delegates and agents Of the society report that the
present License Law little restraint upon the
traffic. that there ia practical free trade and also that
there growing increase Of ntemperance, especially
among the young men
The Central Railroad Disaster.
ROCHESTER, Nay 20, 1858.
The statement going the rounds OF press that Mr..
f. Smith, partner Of the late Mr. Perkins, Of tho VIC
Tins o( the late terrible accident the Central Railroad,
had become insane consequence thereof has more
foundation than the fact that bis brother Rufus has be-
come deranged from some other cause. Tho story has
greatly injured Mr.. Smith In his business, and Is 10
ocun.eracs injury that this despatch transmitted
Disastsrs 10 schooners ID. ". Seasons ana Sea
NORFOLK, May 20, 1858.
ina schooner D. v. Seasons, from Baltimore for North
Carolna, cspezed on Tuesday in Chesapeake Bay. Tho
captain only was saved
Tho schooner Sea WITCH from Baltimore for New Bed
ford has arrived here distress, having been run into
on the night Of tho 18th inst.
News from Ris Jansiro.
BALTIMORE, May 20, 1868.
We have dates from Rio do JAneiro 10 April H. The
schooner North Point sailed from that port April 10 for
New York. and tho bark Jsponica, no date given, FOR
Phidephia The bark Morning star also sailed for New
Orleans in April, bu. was Lost Of Cape FRO All hands
were saved.
Spoken, May IL, ship Rowland, Of Boston, from Bor-
cesux for New York.
The Ohio River, sc.
CINCINNATI, May 20, 1857
rs water In the channel OF the river here now nea.
sures thirty three feet, but Is falling.
ms weAihsr extremely cold making furs and winter
clothing indHpensahle
B.eaks IN tho weiland Canal.
81. CArHAKsE, O. W., May 90 1885,
-Four Of the gates In lock No. Of tho Weland were
broken by the propeller Ia Crosse. Repairs cannot DO
made under one week
The ProvidsDce Banks: ,
PRovmEScx, r. l., May 20, 1858.
The following the staemen or the PROVIDENCE oAoks
for the week ending she i'm inst'- amman.
Circulation.
Loans 90,
oe tho Rhode Island banks mo-; including
Providence week ending the same date, ~ fo-
Crcusiou.
Iwpoets
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADsrPmA, Nay 20, 1905
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania ssAie b's, sly; Reading
Rsilruad a. Morris Cassl, ~ Long Island kArosd'
lq,,; Pcnnss wanna Railroad, a. ,.,s
Cost,u-saies 10 day 500 bales, al Ike. lkc. for
niodliDg. yellow corn, 100. Freish's-co""n" hVor'
P"' CHARLESTON, Nay 10. 1883.
Cotton market firm AID unchanged. Sales today '1o0
bales. SO ,sss
Costnn-The sales 10 day about the usual average
but there u quotAbe change m prices a ,.,o
We have no quosasls change IN the prices Of cotton 70
report sodsy e sa are seou. sns usu M.x 20 ssss
F,our steady. wbea.-white, 81 20 81 IS. Corn &c.
uve; mixed ksc. 6oc., white sic. 63c. Whnkey urn
err sales 2ohc 2ic. Provisions dull and unchanged
10s<c. n 40