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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SUNDAY, June 1916 p NJ.
The late European advices with the exception those
by pe Saxon yesterday, having been favorable to
Cotton our market has been improving ono and prices
are q 80 ID. higher than they were a week ago
Transactions, however, have been limited The receipts,
~ expected, continue to decline Last week they
lS,o00 bales, against 900 bales last year,
and so00 bales came week 1857 making the total crop
receipt 10 date 000 bales against 900 bales 10
same date last year 600 bales 1857
The total export TO date is 2707 600 bales against 2
oOo bales 10 same date last year. 900 bales
date 1857 The breadsufs continues 10 be
very inactive. To effect sales flour dealers have
reduction of25c 300 Dbl but the reduction the
business done has been very light Holders grain have
shown less desire to realize has been sod at
declines but wheat is not forced upon the market The
export continues nominal II Ia ascertaned that
material damage has been done to the wheat by
the frosts Of the early part Of the month This naturally
affects the market unfsvoraby for sellers Provisions
quiet at previous quotations. There have been large
transactions pork within the past two three days
decline of about 75c from previous prices. The export
continues largely Of last year. Ashes steady
Wool is higher the farmers holding for high pri;es deal
ers look for a decline. Tohacco is dun.
In dry goods there very little dong as usual at this
season. though the imports continue aeg,ly in ex
of any previous year. The mportations
this port tend to cast dscredt the general belief THAI
the European manufacturers short handed There
symptoms Of recovery in sugar prices having receded to
point which tempts new purchasers into the market;
there however, material change in quotations The
import entries continue very large. large amount OF
sugar paper fell due last week, and promptly met
Coffee Arm, with large arrivals from Tea is dull
Holders Of hides asking better prices, which as YET
buyers seem unwilling to give; but the market looks
is
tive.
The following tables Of the trade Of the port the past
week, ana since january show that importers
not troubled by any fears Of OVERRIDING their work.
will not be their fault IT, this fall there ia not good deal
O n barr. ssncnt in mercantila circles..
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lkfnrn the Camrrercin del Plata nf A.n.,u.da,


How worthy Of praise is the of the na-icar
government. In employing hs vessels distia
&uls0ed Sailors In extending knowleoge Of
bility OF certab rivers OF South America
Captain Page l. considered, of all otne-s the best Hed
5o Inc undertaking wncn his government Condoed
MIN The conouct OF work requiring Scientific know
5edse OF special and elevated order. besides personal
warts or peculiar Character the best plnent that
Gan be offered 70 tina, officer.
Te services which lie has already rendered TO Argeo-
tne ny droerabny 10 hs exploration Of river Saaio
ibe eat estuary Of La Plata ne hes prepared
an important msp, augut favorsby for those which oe
about sgan 20 render. The pcomayo the river Osuaus
te Upper Paraguay once that their free nav alton has
psen Obtained, may produce an economical industrial
commercial revolution in the South Amsrical Coanen.
~h CO VIII give 10 Peru, and, above ALL 20 Bolivia Tree
scots 70 toe Atlantic, and make Rosario Bueuos Ayres
ara 'sp, ahy Mntevdeo the centre clm .rans
S,.oue " we nations heretofore unknown .len.
os w oLe OF the bfllisag fruits of laoorous
dapgei cas- explorations Of CapsIin Page Gfea. IN
teeo Noe DC his glory IN case OF result the i'm.
yc|pcs oi "hlch 10 human ioresgnt can nj this tune
Gaihom. ~ " ~ sS
The nnits OF brief Article do not admit, NJ, an ,v,o,s,
exapinafon OF tue great work TO when snt, pega iu
devote two or more ears Of bis life ia the ods az ,r
vations, sacr ID, es and oaogeis Of all Ka~ss " f
Bot when We zee shst, behalf OF commerce. anl In
man haiernization be has done him win IIe1
Nnart Maury, OF the Some Batio1, Who thanys 10 hs
sidoes yccu the currents II the Atlantic, shortened
Tbe distance by severe days between the North American
spo European Continents and begin to foresse and
HALTER Ourselves wish the hope that beDg OF tae same
great nation, under The same government. and bro
ser mariners, the South Amer republics will recs We
Dnehts similar 10 hose thus conferred upon the Euro
peAn peoples
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Couch. Portsmouth, ko with ndae
passengers Ludlsm Heinehen. 10TH AM OF VA
ter Quarter Shoals sgnazed steamship jamestown hence
bark Release Lieut. Com VIM Parker Montevideo 81
days
DAYS with NOSE to Barclay & livingston.
hides and wool. 10 Thos ngney Co
Bark Grampus oi Beliasp. Cunningham, Matanzas days
with moasses to master
Brig Ida Rogers Rogers Curaooa Jupe7 with salt hides
&c 70 Dovale Co ilth inst lat a. lon 6s 80 herr
brig showng he signal with I've bsck circles steering
6h lat 50 n Ion II &c. spoke achr lie Marvel OF Hor~ch
from 6ombrero for New York. ,6h lat & 10 lon u 40 spoke
brig kazopi f0om Havana for Portland.
frig FLYING Eagle Fosier Curscoa II days, with wood
hides &c to Kol Persuhn 18Th st. of sbsecom saw
yawl boat painted black with eoS streak
Frig SWEET (or Bath. Howes, Ca-denas. days viii
sssef 70 Wah Carver Chase. 14h ips of Cape Hat
erss spoke bark Diligence from Csrde,ss for Portland Ths
he l7tb ipst by shtping which carried
mage.
schr J H Burdett Worth. jacksonville IS days
Scbr Laura Gertrude Elw00d Charleston. days with cot
ton and rice. 70 Dolner, Poster d Co.
schr ehaddick Wliams Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr lockwood Truiu Philads lphia for New Haven.
6cbr Carroll Pratt, Philadelphia tor Providence,
Schr Mary Am, Bo~en, Phisde'phia for Providence.
Schr Crisls. kesnor, Philadelphia tor Fall River.
Schr Crsmrer, Bur ley Pbisdeplia tor Providence.
Schr Louiss sn ith. Erzabetbport bound East
Schr Annie Tay lor. Wells hartford, 2 dAys
Steamer Rostnn. Selaw. PbuAdelpo,a
Steamer Pelican. Aldrch. Providence.
BELOW
Bark John Henry. from Havana.
Bark John Benson.
.eobr 0ld Dominion 6 masS, from Havana-An three
pilot boat George Seers
Bark Telegraph Prus) from Shields.
Wind during the day 8.
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The specie movement; 81 the week has been OF
the bank average and OF 81 600 s
looked for tomorrow. Inc last specie average was
s22 32Z5, which was exclusive Of 529925 received
Oh Monday from California. The export by the Hsmno-
MA and the Boston steamer has only been $500 oOo ex
elusive OF the amount sent yesterday when will tell
against onorrows average there mas been am all
gain from The Sub Treasury 10 which the balance stood
yesterday at SO 6t4 1885, against SO 1854 the close
last week The ud iatons drain OF specie to
Europe has been checked for the present. and shat no
more excessive shipments need be expected The banks
are therefore in good poson enable their customers
TO take their share of the I've millions of Treasury
notes which are 10 be AWARDED at Washington
~ morrow. From all that we can learn IL is moi
likely that the goVernment will realize over 1900 900
81 from the sale Of these notes. holders Of from
10 600 COO Of the overdue notes OF 1858 WILL
send them in for redemption And, In the present state
OF the Treasury, il is evident that the two or two
and half millions In gold which may be paid into the
government Golfers next week, will, before many day
elapse, find their way back into bank. Tho amour,
of bids at this point for tho new Treasury notes Wa
about $4,000 0o large bid will probably be made
TO morrow at Washington. The prevailing mpress.on
appears to De that the new NOES will 90 a. about 5ls
ga per cent The slow rate a. which they have been
absorbed here since they offered to the public ind
~.
pnor success which has beaen the successful bidders
for the Last half Of the loan Of ls is rot likely TO tempt
fresh speculation in the came quarter.
Some Of the banks have been discountng rather more
freely during the past week. Others again. have adhered
10 the policy Of contraction and these are acting accord
ing TO the judgments Of the soundest financial authorities
reduction OF the bank discount line to Sl20 COO 900
"ou silence az once those alarmsts, who unfortunately
have IN their power TO do 30 much mischief Money
decidedly easier since last week Yesterday 6 6n WA
the standard rate for prime short acceptances and for
good endorsed paper, months; second class paper
with Two lanes, which was sold week ago at 9 a TO-
now coca at Tao. On call money is abundant a. per
cent and bankers and capitalists unwilling 70 loan
for liked period on good security at 55 &C. Exchange
bas been quiet and rather dull without change of rates
We quote bankers sterling at lloS for sixty DAYS
and lo% for sight; francs $40 IIs for sixty dsvs
and tor short sight.
The following has been the course Of the stock srket
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-. - 'AH- ANNAH AND THE SLAVE TRADE.-''he pro
san,s, " ue Ale meeting IN tals city, got up by Col
nia ~ L,,oe'ty county, and attended BY consders-
-s,, , pesons, ss much from curiosity or am rse.
49, sytnins eleefor toe Coonei never fails 1,
peeh herslded abroad as 50 expression o, tina
sshnmeots OF our people The Vtcssb re- Sn,.sro, co
III, you'd lN.D account of the nesting aud adds
v.s.s y Tee tnsl me people OF Srvaunso are ali oil
@e mrs psrgapn simply TO repudiate the ioress m 90
isAccus and wrong. Nineteen tventsCos Of tina
eePsos Queens o savannah are tnorous aiv onoosJ
~ re opening o. he slave trade and Will ia Il go
Donaensnce under no imaginable circqms,snse
1neio are soipe VINO coasider the lay r.roo,,
na'ing the trade "pirac1" hardshn M: aeho' ,
question the constitutional right OF Congress- 70 .ss,s q.
al 10 toe PREMISES but while have unw,ivly iea;
posed 70 tue trade themselves We we're no,
eke Gsuden meeting, and say who iom ,os.1 -.
but 80 far rom its having been q fair reprefen, I'm az
our city, oil citzeu, who attended ftom ntyea NJ
c1rosty assured Us that Le did not know over tseuv
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Our NeHbaska correspondence.

OMAHA C1TY, n. T. June g. 1859.
Annexation Of Tie Southern Portion q Nebraska to Kausas
Who Originated and 10 whom Il is ChoYgcd-A piray.s
for Congress in NebrGska-Gened Ne,us DC
Fer two years the present agsted plan OF annex
ing the southern portion of Nebraska to Kansas has been
IN contemplation and indeed before the people In the
recond session Of the Nebraska Legislature j. s. Norton
(he present Secretary Of the Territory, introduced
resolution and urged the plan Since then but little has
been said uron tho subject until within past
when tho qass.en IA urged with redoubed vgur aud /.
thre be effect popu'er move may add waSosider-
able hope of success The people really desfe no slch
dismemberment; 1t ia only scheme and plan Of the
leading politicians and possibly property holders Dele
gates have (w,tout shadog OF law therefor) bean
elected in Neorsssa 10 attend the oss xatae Convention
in Karsns, and sill probably De received members.
The proposed southern boundary OF Neoraska viii,
IL The event OF dianemoerMCnt, be the Platte river
Eventually tbs Stream Will Boundary line betSssa
States Territories and the south Of the Ps.e pool-
attached the better.
The beauty affair ia that whe row It is charged
upon the republican party as being 70 efeo-
tuay revouiionize Kansas ia the even, Of annexation
really has democrats father pleasant gentle
manly Secretary ana whose viess will (irom MS own
moutn) be found published IN number OF The Of
some three years ago. nom the pen present regn
lar Nebraska correspondent. AUDI singular as 1t may
seem, the object claimed be sought by the reou bcap
party this 10 ciesfy shade wed forth bis
Jour pretent Secetary's) views. Maybe Morton
copce the conflict aud know him 10 be TOO goo1 De.
mocrut 10 claim affinity WITH The republican party, 70
stand sponsor for soelr actions chemes foe kettle
Of hsh is stewing, DO viewer, in this movement
Already Candidates for Congressional honor Ia the Ter
rtofy are making themselves conspicuous Judge Kealy
"a ulah Judge under President Perce) add Or george t.
alef, formerly OF New York, are nongst the eidir
democratic asprants and H. p Bennett 20 be ,ns
republican candidate Ine Trss being attached ana
from PRESENT appear tnces the will only be
spirited one but will probably be confined 70 the 90 ca
parties whose strength 10 the Territory abou, &c ~.
The election conss of IN Novemoerso plenty of
time yet Tor candidates 10 be troed out aud exercised
a gF1-
TOD OF actual se,tlers are coming in doubtless
rscted by the approaching land sales of Jiy. Specua
tors are coming III 10 extent TIE large quantities.
choice lends offered fer sale Will attract
many more be.oIe July.
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Police Intelligence.

PASSING COUNTERPART MoNEY.-A named Samuel
Smith arrested Saturday night charged with pass
ing So counterfeit bills the Bank Of Middleown Conn.,
at sundry stores in the Sixteenth ward. Among VIC
tmized Darius Rothschid, ]S7 Eighth avenue; julia
Flanagan 224 Ninth avenue, and Theodore Schuanp 1871
Sixth avenue Tue prisoner taken before Justice
Quacker bush, and after being fully identified
up for trial. Doubtless others have been vcimized with
these coubterfelts.
Billy Mu1LGAN AND PAT MATTHEW'S bad another quarrel
at the race course on Thursday which renewed
Houston street on day night, by Muigln drawing
pistol and attempting to shoot Matthew'S who with his
brother John had followed him and dared him to fight
Nuliean was arrested, and Justice Brennan held him TO
bad IN 5000 TO keep the peace.
srABBNG AFFRAY.-On Saturday night quarrel ensued
at the foot Of Forty seventh street, North river between
some boatmen, during which Of their number named
John Collins stabbed in five different places John
irAnor, an Irish yooh arrested SUSPICION OF hay
ing Inflicted the wounds and Justice Kelly locked him 10
for examination. Collins placed in charge of ply
sician, VINO thinks bis recosery doubtful.
DARING THErT.-John Mckay boy seventeen years OF
age Saturday called at the store Of James Scott Jr
AZ Beaver street, with PACKAGE and while there seized
opportunity, when he thought be was unobserved
rob the safe Ct $73. He however seen 70 take the
money, and was arrested With IL his hand. Justice
Connolly, before whom he TAKEN locked him up for
trial.
STEALING A DIAMOND PN-CoRREcr1oN -Dennis T. Suli.
vsn Of 1872 Water street, denies the statement that
vas the com claimant in the Of Matilda Nemer WAC
was arrested for stealing diamond pin one Of the
patti ons Of the lager beer saloon l60 Canal street,
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The ma cOric Phenomenon In O.vvego Count y.

correspondence Of the 0swego Palladium, June u
BoyLsrog, Thursday, June 10, 1859
IN the receipt Of your despatch Pulaski started
once Tor BoYson TO inspect In person she scene Of the
starting phenomeron o. Wednesday.
The facts In regard to the and circumstances n-e
cedng the fall OF the aroite have from Mr.. Jas Hal.
ey an intelligent and responsible citizen Of tue lowe o!
Sedhed, who resides about rale from the sceue a.
the rect u from personal observation.
Mr.. HADLEYs STATEMENT.
WIS awakened at about three O'Clock Wedaesi.y
morning by the rom III which sept being filed " n
heht and Immediately heard rusing soua ike t1e
coming OF great wind. This dld no, lag. above f y
secotcs hiIer sas awake ~oea expos followed Of
1hith can give 10 description--t was terrific Tas
"hcle Rouse shook as II hundred cannon had bee .
Died upder the Windows quite number VI paass OF ca
we're broken out OF the wndo SO, and the p4s.eriAg
OF the room | was IN came tumoing aool. me- Tes
leht, winch was so brilliant that could plainly eve-y
OBJECT IN the room, was at once exgusbed The a
DOW OF my room Is the opposite side az the house r .
toe place where the meteor fell, that only Judge
OF Us direction. Tie light seemed to come from 30
body moving very rapidly aud from 70 norta a.
seetnsd 10 increase rapidly during ,he brief rlsca
preceded the explosion.
The aeroie struck tho earth in some timber land L.
longing 70 ar Sanger, in thDy ibDao ed pDrIod OF ns
iowa. We beieve Mr. Hsdley IL iae nearest yelling
near as we Can judge from The fragments reniiinrr
about seventy I'VE feet IN diam lie couree a. from
soufh~est to northeast and dsecended aag OF no.
IEoie thaa thIty degrees from the horizoa, VII ch IS
proved by its through the heavy Gees b
lore IL toucned the earth
Inc trees are cot through n cannon b. you'd cat
tnsOnfn beeee, leaving ceer track. The ve,oci =
Fnust haze been Toe eart IS torn % Tor several
io's ard Tie huge trees sDuiered and pied ~ IKE
oioAo ODe large nemo x, a. lee, IN dlarleer
.tsr "bose rools she etrucg thro an boldly
va eshty yafds crushing The surrounding trees ke PIPE
is. .f'sgmsns OF huge eaoi stonc boulder wbicn
az =. lNe curse, under The s1fice, we're throag1 n H.
ee,tons, and seignlng nall ton WAS found A u.
'oso tnf fourtns 81 "A mile awsy
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choice St. Louis family brands held at $40. South
-four ess buoyont and rather easier, and espe
ciay for grades Tho sales embraced about 500
Obs closing wthDhe range Of The above quotations Rye
-four and meal steady NJ the ABOVE figures while
prices were unchanged. Wheat moderate demand,
while the market heavy aud lower. The sales EN-
braced about 1000 bushels Kentucky white at 81 30
III $50. Corn dull and loS ser The sales embraced
about u.s. coo bushels including old Yves mixed at Sic
new do at $780,, round yellow at Sbc, and Jersey and
Southern yellow at SIC. $780, RyeA sale Of 100 bushels
made at 93c. SEC Barley in fair request with
GALES Of 500 bushels California at Oats heavy,
xiih moderate sales Of State 48c land Of
and Canadian at Sic. o SIC. ~l&-TH
CorHE-The market continued quiet Tor -io, Viii Q
Gales Of other descriptions limited; about $50 bags
Iaguayra were sod at &c., $50 do Rio at &c., 100 do
81. domingo at csc, and 30 mats Java ut IA &c.
C01ToN-Ihe European news by the Anglo saxon tend
ed TO check saes and unsette quotations The transac
lily TO test the influence Of the The market closed
more or less nominal, at the following quotations.
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ELoPEMEsT FROM PALaYHA. N. Y,-On the
toh iDst man named JACOB Wesner yin, koeps a
n'a,uns house ara saloon In Palmyra a-riyed In
hones'er IN QursdlL OF ais wife whom he s1s,,ecsd 4,
have eiopeo 10 company With one NJ cS,si Lol,er css
Utter, residog IA the same place. Alter saaro 6r
hoaTs the roissins wife sn1 her rnae cSnpsnon So
found Io.ter, VINO has wife and tvo ca, len in Pal
ya BAG for considerable time pss bsen qqits
IN the family Of Weigper sad improved bis
go well that be suppantsd his frien1 10 Mrs %eaner !,
sBsctons On Thursday morning, without notifying
husoanu OF her nseptoD sne took The sie for eedou
wne5e she met tram from the east on watch Lotter
was passenger. Together they weDi 10 Rochester
ahn TOOK a room at Lawrence's Hotel, where Letter
registered their names end wife. Ia The
evenlrg they Waited the theatre 10 company, ani
aer The performance returbeI 70 the botel Taey occa
pa me zane apartment during the night Al Polio.
sne guty pares appeared 70 he perfectly nposed.
ne "h VINO 70 young snd cute good boxing, wss re-.
coJi and INST her husbands eye wth1ct finch
my AZ me occupation Of tao sare room By tefsos
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men In the house much larger and fr more enson
sasuc meeting collected in the sane building 70 near oo
Gsud,n when he vas candidate Tor congress, snd oe
rec,,ved a, ne county four votes. We're the
reopepug o, the slave trade put 70 vote ~ on pos
would share but little bcster fate than its cha osion did
NIL
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

bATUHDAI, Juno TO T. n
AsHs-The market was steady with small sales Of pots
4 63Sc and OF pearls at b24c.
BREADsIuns -Flour-The market was heavy and lower,
especially for common and medium grades Of State and
Western while prices irregular aud unsettled Toe
sales embraced about 5000 1000 bbs, closing within
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Miscellaneous.

BARK AHY-Cbarlesion. Sc June 1.-the water has bet
pumped out OF this vessel and small portion Of Der
discharged he FIRE confined 10 limited soace me-
the naDmas and the amount OF burnt cotton wiz cons
quenty be small but lsrse pa,t of the cargo will be dana
which the sevedores compelled to In getting
We noticed yesterday, that the workmen compelled
STEAMER CATALINE passage from New York 10 g.
Harbor at about 2 AM Of weonesday the 18th inst accde
tally ashore Plum and, the lighthouse 1t de
10 water and remsned three hours before
sucep y 70 6os her Cd 1t the side of tbs sa
that she struck where the beach with rocks but
did not receive any material damage.
The following table Hves u summary OF vessels IN {
hArbors of New York. Boston, Baltimore. Wilmington.
Charleston, Savannah, MObie Orleans, Galvos<
u latest accounts from each of those ports-
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INTgLLIGRHCE.

Tub HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EnPiRE CrrT-From New York ID, arriving 81 Havana IN
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 10Th, Havana sd.
arriving Ut New York HBA
CAHAwBA-FroD New York 18Th arriving N Havana 17h
arriving at New York Sd.
PguAprLPMA-rram New York l7th arriving Havana IA
arriving ut New York 18th. -
From Charleston ana 18Th due at Havana 9Th
aud sd From Havana 10Th and due a New YorE 10Th
and sIst.
sS when the above dates fall Sunday the scamers viii
sail On Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters Intended for tho NEW YoRx HsRAr
should be sealed