The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

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ship P1us ultsa, from Barcelona, was Captured by
the fagship Wabash in attempting TO run the
blockade at Charleston hasbos On Tho ID inx.
The schooner Tsansit hailing from New Lon
don, Coma, has been osptured by The rebel
steamer ]. =. Co6bse, md taken into NswAesn, N.
G. The Transit had conveyed load Of provisions
for the government 70 some point South, ard was
returning IN ballast.
The Dsmocrstic State Central Committee Of
Ono have called Convention, to meet in Colum.
bus on the Th of August. The committse have
| found cut that the national adni1istrstion is
wholly fnconpstsnst to manage the government
in IT. present critical condition. and they have
decided to ho1d Convention to put things right.
Poor fsssows, they are stn in full chase after the
ghost Of the demoere6e party.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors yes
teSay, specially called to provide for the relief of
the families of the volunteers, the report Of the
| Special Committee on tho snbject was unanimous
~ adopted, appropriating the sum Of Sle3,D70 Is,
| the balance of unexpended appropriations for the
| year Ia6o in the county treasury. Tho amount is
placed to tho credit Of che Union Defence Com
mtsee, to be expended exclusiveiy for the benefit
of the families Of the volunteers, through ths same
channel and In the same manner as tho fund al
ready disbursed. This appropriation places the
Union Defence Committee in immediate funds, and
will enable them to 60 on at once as heretofore
with the payments certified by the ward commit
tees. The issue Of bonds, which was proposed,
would occasion delay, and this mode ives chosen
by the committee as anfoEdinS the much needed
| immediate relief A renewal Of the proposition 10
appropriate $4,000 for Harlem bridge was laid
over. and the Board adjourned to Monday ct
twelve O'Clock.
No business was transacted by the Commits
sioners Of Emigration yesterday, In consequence
Of a quorum Of the members not being present.
From the weekly statement it appears that 40
emigrants arrived At this port during the week
ending July 10, making q total of Al ,377 who
have arrived during the,year up to that date. The
number of inmates on Wards Island is $50.
The Board of CSunsilxpen met last evening, land,
after protraeted debate, adopted an ordinance
appropriating an additional ssm Of $3.50 ,061HOr
the aid of the families of the New York city volnn-
teers now at the scat Of war. After the trans
action Of considerable ROUTINE business, thsBoard
adjourned TO meet this (Thorsdey} evening.
The trial Of Charles Jeffsrds, who is accused of
numbering John Walton and John Mathews, was,
after repeated postponenents, comDenced yes
terday in the General Sessions, before Recorder
Hoffman, and rs likely to occupy several days. A
jury ives empanneleiin the afisrnson. While the
| Court was waiting for the arrival of Witnesses,
John Morris was convicted of stealing 4 watch,
and sent to the State prison for four years.
The market for bcef cattle yesterday was dull,
and prices lower, ranging from &c. Q &c. asIc.
Mich cows we're dull and nominal. veals were
unchanged. Sheep and lambs were lyss active,
and prices declined 25c. a Soc. per head. Hoas
were very dull, at 31ssc. SIC. for cor&fed, and
21c. 25c. for stiIl1ed. The,total receipts were
4249 beef cattle, III cows, $50 vsas, IL 1872 sheep
and lambs and 4, 26S swine.
The cotaon market nrm yesterday, with sales Of
about 800 bsies, closing tho bass Of 1SHs 1876
middng uplauds. Flour, for moss deee iptoas was
n-mer with good from Tho trade and fox OK.
pert Tie Hsmness Of sterling bills considerable 10
shippers. wheat steady and in fair shipping de-
nand, -h1e the advance tn freishs tended to check
transactions which, however, were tolesaoly large. Corn
was In moderate demand and prices unchanged. Pork
fraer with sales Of me at 49, and Of prime SO
$40 Is. Bsef was unchanged aud sales moderate
Sugars were f,r with sales Of about 1900 hhds 544
hhds melado and 10 boxer, at rsses given IN another
column. Coffee was qaiet and prices umhAygcd
Freights were nImer with offsrtpg wheat en-
gagged TO Aveposi. in bulk and bsgs at 1Od. q 1sxd
and to London ships bags, at lid -four at &c. 7Kd
81 81, and wheat 70 Havre al rSc.
Our Sonthern hsbcIaton-A SPECIFY sss-
MsmsHt the Collapse Of Southern I'M
situations.
1t mnst now be apparent to the most super
fetal observer of the Developments of our
Southern pro-slavery rebellion that the alter
native presented to our revolted States is their
speedy return 10 the Union or the ruinous de.
moral'zstion of their peculiar and vital institu
ton Of African slavery. speedy settlement,
or the sbsoaote overthrow of Southern Industry,
Southern wealth and the foundations of South
ern society, is the issus now presented to Jet
ferson Davis and his coHfederates.
What b their situation to-day? There are
e4syen slave States committed to this rebel
lAon-South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina.
There are three other slave States which,
though adhering to the Union, We viii connt
rs being neutraized in this contest, be-
tween their Union and rebel elements to wit,
Maryland Kentucky and Missouli-and there
| is one other elave Stste-DelawaIe-which Is
fully committed with the loyal States of the
| North.
The total population of the eleven revolted
states, in round rumbers s,............. $50 600
ian q nN0