The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

and save the State from tie enormous expense OF
paying pensions to the memAers, are colfederates
of those outlaws. wise Judge. He will turn up
in Fort McHenry one Of these days.
The second trial Of Captain Nathaniel Gordon,
of the SLAYER Erie, was called on yesterday.
Ex'J0dge Dean, who has been recently engaged in
the case for the defence with Mr.. Joachimssen,
asked for postponemsnt, ss he was not prepared,
in consequence of the short time he had to consi-
der it. he was aho under promise to deliver the
Grafton of the Fourth Of July, at Chhatam Four Cor
ners, in Columbia county The Court did not con-
slider this sufficient excuse and ordered the trial to
proceed. Counsel for the defence then challenged
the array of the panel of jurors as having
been Illegally summoned from Columbia county
Pending this objection, the Court adjourned for the
day.
The Police Commissioners of Baltimore are now
very indignant over what they term violation Of
the Police laws of that city by General Banks.
They have forgotten in how far they violated the
laws when they sent out their men, between the
10th and oath of April last, far beyond the city
limits, to seize the property Of the government,
and to burn and destroy bridges and railroad
tracks belonging to private corporations.
The quantity of salt inspected on the Onondaga,
N. Y, Salt Springs Reservation during the month
of June amounted to nearly seven hundred and
three thousand bushels. The whole amount in.
spected this year is over one million three hundred
thousand bushels, being an excess of three hun.
dred and FIVE thousand bushels over the amount
inspected during the same time last year.
The business on the New York canals thus far
this season is uncommonly brisk, and full of
promise The revenues show q large increase
over last year, with indications Of continuance.
We are indebted to Adams Express for New
Orleans, Charleston and Memphis papers.
The elton market quite firm yesterday with sales
Of about SOC bales, closing the bass Of l4Xc 16c.
for miodlirg upands-ihe latter figure for even lots
The for breadstus excessively heavy yeeter
day, and -four wa, slaughtered It sold low
SO so IS 30 for Western and State superHne and at
81 5 t0tor extra State These the oweet figures
It has rear he'd within period Of many years Wheat
also heavy and cloeed at decline Of &c. a &c.
per bushe Corn also heavy and cheaper for mos.
descriptions It is supposed that the Losses geain
sent from the interior to this port will amount
to from 2cc 25c. per busbel, and from
| 81 81 so per barrel on most grades Of
| flour. II IL thought that losses will also be
sustained shipments to England. Pork was
heavy and dull, with Gales Of mess at $14 rs,
snd Of prime at $40 SO 12H. Sugars Hrm and
closed &c higher with sales of 200 hhds. Coffee
in fair demand with sales Of 700 bags Rio and $50
Maracabo. at rates given In another column. The
OF Rio in this market amounted to LAT 4S2 bags
and total CT oil kinds Of 1914 739 do Tho stock In New
Orleans June 49, 900 bags IS 900 do at Baltimore
and 8 900 d. at Philadelphia Freights decidedly
6rmer, with fair engagements to Liverpool at 9Id to
London at 1od., and at lie. for H vre