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Original Land Grant 259t acres-Ralwsy 7G miles Of
main track. and miles Of sidinss-ll3 engines 26 cars
Fun dsd Debt, el5.2a5.SoO.
The traffic thus far in June shows an improvement
and will exceed that of June last year. There is
large increase in the Cairo business.
The buoyancy in gold has been lost, and IT is dull
this afternoon at lO6 The shorts have been mainly
supplied, and the export demand is not sufficient to
sustain the presen. rate Of premium. On the LIST Of
July there will come large supply from the interest
psymsnA on the Government and State debts, a
large proportion Of which will come upon the street
FOR sale. This disbursement will probably reach six
er sevea millions Of dollars.
The business In the street "ovsr the counter" has
not been 70 active to-day 90 Of late, and quotations
have been weak. The 5-20s y cent stock Sold to
poms extent, ct TOT y cent premium, which just
pays the trouble and risk Of commission. The 1905
have cold, TO some extent, at 1851 but ct the close
could have been bought at 1857. For Demand
sreaSary Notes the inquiry hs, slackeue1, aad the
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COURT CALENDAR-TBrs DAr.
ME COURT-GENERAL TERM.-AdlO1rne
XXXVIITH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, June II. 1862

SENATE. .WAsHINGTos, June IL, 1862.
Mr. WILSON REP, Mass, from the Military
Committee reported back the bill for an increase in
the Medical Volunteer force.
The amendment sbolishng the office OF Brigade
Surgeon was agreed to.
The report Of the Conference Committee on tn,
bill providing certain bount.es was then taken up.
Discussion continued at some length on tue lpes-
ton Of the right of Conference Committee TO alter
the text of bill.
On motion of Mr.. POWELL (Desn., Ky.I, tbs
report of the Conference Committee was disagreed
to by Yeas 20, Nays IL, and new Conierencs
Committee was ordered.
Mr.. CHANDLER REP, Mich offered a resola
ton, that the amount Of lega-tender notes already
authorized by law shall be increased but the
Secretary OF the Treasury be, and hereby IS
authorized to issue ten days certificates bearing
five per cent interest in addition 10 the $50 y9)W
already authorized by law. Laid over
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken 10
The question being Oh the amendment offered by
Mr. Harlan Rep, Iowa, to make conmeneemsns
of the road at or a. near Fort kearney sball DO
found practicable by actual surveys, twas discussed
at length by Messrs. HARLAN. POMEROY,
LANE Kansas, MCDOUGALL, MORRILL, VIII.
son Mass, HENDERSON, and finally rejected
by Yeas, IS; Nays, 81.
The question was then on the amendmen, OF Cd,
committee fixing the commencement OF the read On
one hundredth degree Of longitude. This amendment
was modified on motion of Mr.. Clark, as 10 uzks
it one hundredh degree within the Territory Of Ne
braska, and then adopted.
A large number Of amendments proposed by tho
Committee were adopted, and, on motion OF dise'-
ent Senators, number OF names were added - 1s
list Of corporators. Adjourned.
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Receipts Of Produce,

JusH l7.-l35l0 bbs Flour 100 bbls. Corn Me, go
bags do ITO bb WHISKY $500 bush Whest a. 02o bush
Oats 0ol bush Corn 20J pigs Provisions, 100 pkg, Oil
Cake, g. pigs Ashes go pkgs. Lard 100 kegs do.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JusE l7.-Before
judge SSAILPY.


GOODS CONDEMNED Bi DEFAULT.
On the return OF process this morning, on motion
Of Assistant District Attorney Ethan Aea the following
goods were condemned by default: package marked l..
sieve containing watches seized from L. Sieve Passenger
the City OF Washington gold Hunting watch seized
from NJ Dubois passenger the steamship City Of Bat
In the case OF the bark Reindeer which libeed
Intended SLAYER formal order diminishing tho libel
.eged, on consent Of the District Attorney.
Before Judge SHPSAs
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VIOLATION OF THE STEAMBOAT LAW.
The United States syt. The Brooklyn Ferry Co.

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violation by the defendants Of the steamboat Of 1893
and 1882 which provide that feuyboas must carry certain
number Of cbos lie Preeryels be properly Inspected
&C. The defendants demurred the complaint The Judge
overued the demurrer aud Judgment for the United
States against the defendants for the full amount claimed
T.. d. smith and Henry Sharf for the Government; H.
W. Robinson for defendants
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large supply flowing in from all parts Of the country

large supply flowing in from all parts Of the country
bss naturally brought about decline in the premium
Sales have been made at l03, and no large amount
conld DO placed at over 1922 II is estimated that
$40 900 900 Of these notes have been sent here from
neighborng cities, and from the interior, within the
last ten OF fifteen days. Indebtedness CerihcaIeS arc
in fair request at sal y cent premium, and 2-!eaf
Treasury Notes at 1929 lG5.
The redemption of the overdue LIST mortgage VI
the Southern Michigan and Northern INDIANA ronu
going on very favorably. About Sooo,oVV, VI one
half the aggregate, have been already pad OH or OK
hanged. The million new subscription 10 tue olnh-
inc Fund Bonds, which was filled up some Gays
since. gives the Company ample means. Some oil
the narfies who had received their checks returned
today to exchange the money for new boDds. The
Sinking Fund sold to-day at lOl.
We were in error in stating, q day or two since,
that the ID mortgage Fort Wayne bonds carry inter-
est from lst April. BY resolution of the Board the
back interest between April and July goes to the
seller These bonds were SO bid this afternoon and
the Firsts were 90.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
have declared their regular haf-yeary cash dividend
of 3 cent, and an extra dividend of y cent on
the stock of the Company, payable July l. The
May earnings of the road are fll4, 1853, as against
500, 433 same month last year.
The deposits on temporary loan with Mr.. Cisco to-
day are 5000, and those for conversion into
go = cent stock are $250000. The Sub-Treas-
urer received to-day from Washington $35O,oOO in
zoos demand notes.
The figures upon which the Michigan Central div
idend is based are substantially as follows:
Earnings December to MAY lO4, $50
Les 5 y cent expenses observation-disclosures. So 300
Deduct interest and exchanged. $S,,3s
6mOs. contribution TO sinking fund...... 422sO .
= cent on six millions Of stock... sOoo0- 1854
Deficiency on dividend S27,y57
On tine 9th Of December, 1861, the Company had
| surplus income. ........... .&22s1H
geJured bv January dyidend....... 10000 81 $50
Apnsrent surplus after the July dividend. S2460s
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Po, THE WAX EnpIso TussDAr. JUNR H. 1859.
TOTAL RECEIPTS o CATTLE OF ALL KINDA roE the VIII
According to the reports from the several IN
wv eASf '~~' Shespand
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Isaac Berubeimer ct IL ~. Aaron schsorm.p
ordered 70 take proof Of The Of the rs.pec -
1s the referee 70 Iepe! % q: Court WIN opsiss ~
Pacsn ags observation-disclosures Of S4s srdsrsd ~1d
Edward H. Lsdd agt- T. 3. Webb Of I-Grsnt.d "a.
VIM H. Gale ast Julian A. H. Hs.brouct Q. .,.-m..,,.
granted ~ 10 costs to abide event '"'a
costs. '"i"'''a oeoicd with
p John r Son sgt Peter Simmons Venue cb.,s.d =,
Duches County; $40 costs of motion to add, sys, ~
In Application Of Mary r. Buckley e. 4, ae far s,.
eee'ence ordered to inquire into facts &c. sa,sd IL
Richard D. Lsthrop e al sst Gordon Hyde ct al s.n,.,
.nseeu sf henIy a. Gaion Johanna Appel. .s Lsu.
Henry o. Tanner, Receiver, egt. H. M. Andrew, Mail,
denied BIO costs, and leave given to renew N'''0
IN re- central Park Insurance Company d.,;.t
= 10 costs. r'''"''i'n osnied
cryin HGtshLi'' :; :. .st Artisan. Bank ospa u..o.
ag EDWARD Fox yabez G. Howe ct a. ACT. Alfred Al HoaI
-'eieIeuces ofdsrd, to hear and determine.
SUPERIOR COuRT-sPEcnL TKRx-JrSx i7-s.o,,
Justice ROBRRrsOS.
DECISIONS.
e. Meyer agt. j. II. Mohr; G.. Huncrofi agt. Sauna.
r. B. Bh!on agt. Louis Standnge r.-Moions granted
Mary Ann Brown sst James Ryan }. Dixon ast Smqs
Dixon.-Orders granted.
COURT OF GENERAL. sEssToNs--Jcss Iz-s.,,,,
Recorder hoyVsAN
John G. Lee, proprietor OF Canterbury Hall
Concert Saloon, pleaded guilty to violation Of the sct 4,
regulate places of public the city and
villages OF this State lie was remanted I'LL Ssurdsy for
sentence
George Bovine aged 70 years was brouyh, 10 beo,a
warrant he having been indicted BY the Grand Jury for
forgery in tie third degree Bownes career singular Que
lie represented belong 20 Of the most repecsb,
fsue. in this city early life engaged in ex.en,,
business but during recent years ha> fallen Forgery ssem,
to DO bis specially lie has beer twice ia The State Pn,,o
and hs, beer out but few months
COURT CALENDAR-TsY OAR.
SUPREME CoURr-GEsERM TEEn.-Adiouraei
to JULY.
SUPREME CouRT-CRcUn-Pat Mos. III
6Of9, Coi7, 22l9 l25J IS 1871 800. 225J 2l65 l2os A
1900 $40 2oi Posi- 225. 1850 l2G2 Ik70 2274 126 1l
1881 40 6O8 2294 1896 2283 2ls2 $780, 2C24 1914 32
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-Adjournsd 10
next MONDAY.
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Since Jan. l..... SiO2 sO574 $6l2s7,6O8 S57sl23T6
The Cotton market is stronger under light receipts
and the free purchases of the spnners The stock
remains without change-being estimated at about
5000 bales. The market is quoted at 81 al lc. for
Middng, but it is difficult TO buy strict grade at
that price.
Free importations from Europe, which may be ex-
peced and increased supply from the Southern ports
would depress prices, but no other conjunction Of
events will resist advance for the spnner appear
to be determined to run their mills even if small
loss is entailed. They confirmed in this course,
as they are confident Of advance in manufacturing
goods. The relative prices of cotton in England and
this country give an advantage of nearly five cents
per pound in favor of the English manufacturer.
The following table will compare the pre'ent cond-
ton of the banks of the City of NewYork with that
al the close of the corresponding week last year:
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, weeks compare "a follows

The leading article Of Hallett q Co.'s circular fol
the steamer, is on internal Improvements, result
ing from the war"
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By the Ariel we learn that 1873 passengers arrived
ct Aspinwsll, direct from Southampton, to go for
ward by the Pacific Mail steamers to British Column
bin. After the LIST july the Company wiz run tri-
monthly line only which will considerably reduce
expenses
The New-York State loan Of $500, 900 6 y cents,
1873 is to be awarded at noon tomorrow at Albany
to be paid in gold or in the certificates of the State
Stock due lst July, which, if not thus exchanged,
will be paid at the Manhattan Bank on that day in
gold Several parties we understand have bid for
the entire loan. 1t will probably be mostly tskenby
parties holding the old loan.
Many of our leading bank managers and bankers
have written to the Secretary of the Treasury and TO
the Committees of Congress in opposition to the now
Currency bill, which is upon special order to-day.
We presume, however, the needs Of the Treasury
are pressing, and if the Secretary persists in his re-
commentator that Congress will pasO the bill.
The demand for money was more active to-day, in
consequence OF movement on the part of some of
the principal lenders to raise the rate OF interest to
per cent. Early in the day, some loans were
called in but readily replaced at previous rates,
by the large houses; and at the close, money was
freely offered at per cent on Governments and the
better class of Railway Stocks, and per cent on
other securities. Commercial paper continues scarce
and finds currency at per cent for rstclsss accept
ances and Jobbers single paper passes readily,
at sal per cent per annum.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive of SPECIE from the Port of New-York to
foreign ports for the week ending June II, and since
Jan. /:
1860. 1881. 1862.
Yor the veet ....... 9 .ctg ga 4236IlB 4J447 PIG
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