The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

VIC eeherauNe orghhs, ~ OF the heart ana blood
vessels, l04 Of the lungs. throat, &C., Of old age
4G Of diseases Of the skin and eruptve feyers still
born and premature births, As of Diseases of the
stomach, bowels and other digestive organs SO Of
general fevers, of disease Of the urinary organs
unknown, and % from violent causes. The
tyiiy table gives 237 natives of the United States
6s OF Ireland, rs of Germany, . of England OF
Scotland, and the balance Of various foreign
tries.
The Japanese Ambassadors were officially re-
ceivcd by the Governor of the State and the Mayor
of the city yesterday. in the Governors Room,
City Hall. The proceedings are fully described in
our columns this morning. The Common Council
of Brooklyn propose inviting the distinguished
strangers to visit that city.
The proceedings in the West Washington market
property controversy were resumed yesterday
before the referee Comptroller Haws attended,
but refused to give evidence in the case. II is
probable that an application will be made to the
Supreme Court to-day for an order directing both
ex-Mayor Temann and the Comptroller to testify
in the matter.
The investigation into the operations of the Cen.
trail Park Commission before the special commit
tee of the Legislature, was continued yesterday.
series Of specific charges against the Commission
were presented by Mr.. James Hogg, one of the
original Commissioners. They are given in full in
report in another column.
The Police Commissioners, at their meeting yes
terday, appointed Capt. James Leonard Inspector,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Capt Bowling. One or two captains were trans
ferred from one precinct to another after which
the Board adjourned
A meeting ofthe American Geological and Botani-
cal Society was held last evening at the Athenaum
building, in Fifth avenues but in consequence Of
there not being a quorum present, there was no
business of importance transacted, and they ad-
journed until Saturday evening next at O'Clock,
when full attendance is expected.
The Special Committee of the Commissioners Of
Emigration were to have met yesterday afternoon
to consider the subject of appointing asuperntend-
ent of Castle Garden in the place Of John A. Ken.
nedy, who recently resigned, for which they were
appointed. They did not muster a quorum, how
ever. in consequence, probably, of the excitement
prevailing the subject of the ustrious Japanese
guests, and they were consequently obliged to ad.
journ, which they did till Wednesday afternoon.
Notwithstanding the feverish excitement which has
pervaded the great of citizens for the last
few days in reference to distinguished Japanese
guests, the Excise Commissioners continue to hold
their daily meetings with the most stoical uncon-
Germ of the stirring by which the city is so
intensely and thoroughly aroused and agitated.
Yesterday they met in the usual way, and granted
six licenses for $50 each and they then adjourned
till this afternoon.
The cotton market Continued TO exhibit tame appear.
ance while the sales yesterday confined to about
900 bales closing at about lie for mdling upands On
Saturday afternoon sale OF 700 bales was made in tran
sit at t. The foreign had favorable influence on
the market for breadstuns. Flour was hrmer with
good demand for export, and the market for some de-
scriptions closed at higher prices. Wheat was also
frmer and closed from lc &C. per bushcl advance with
agood export demand. Corn also lrmcr, with a
good domestic and export demand and increased sales
Sales Of new were made at SIS, and OF new
prime at s13 62k a s13 rs. Sugars were easier
compared with the quotations Of last week, while the
embraced about COO hhds Cuba and Porto Rico and
90 do mciado, at rates given in another column. Coffee
was held with rmncss while sales light $50 mats
Java sold 15a4c, and 600 bags Of Rio at D. t. Tho
stock reduced and comprised about $500 bags Rio
OF mats and 400 bags Java, with stock of kinds
exclusive Of Java bags Freights were rmer for
English ports Among the engagements were about
40 900 bushels wheat, small portion in bulk at 7J.d
and the remainder in ships bags at 3d. and about 900
bbls Of -four by sailing vessels and 1000 boxes cheese
by steamer at Cos. To london -four engaged at a.
4lid a Is. ed, closing at the latter figure.