New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

Since Jan sa369 $50 Sst iOs $50 Sel.asSs $50
The annual election Of the New-fork Stock Ex-
change takes place on the 18th. W. N. Vermlye,
eso.. declines reelection to the Presidency.
The CITY of Washington, for Europe to-day, takes
out s72o O26 in SPECIE tue Bremen tl75 2OO-a total
of 1904, 900 This makes $l,7C0,00O for the week,
which 10 tho arges, shipment Of the year.
The deposits Of United States Notes with the As
an,.Treasurer for conversion into the new y
cent bonds amount thus far TO $4,000.
Mr. j. J. Cisco has been unanimously confirmed
by the Senate for another term a. SubTreasurer at
New-York.
The imports Of tho week are less than the corre-
spouding weeks Of 1861 and 1860 The decrease 10
partly in dry goods and partly in general merchan-
dise. Included in the imports are: $20,OSl, cream.
tartar; $4,000, chickory; s3s.753. sapeteri sI,.
$50, furs; Oh ,5s6 lemons; $l56Sl, oranges; sH,-
2s5, watches; $2I,0s4, dressed hides; $a5,572 un-
dressed hides $32 500, brandy; el4,l3, gin; $26,'
o3s wines; t222,74 champagne; $l2727 cutlery;
sl05 3l4, guns; SIS 800, iron sheet; $j5 35, lead;
$iO774 steel; $s 164 spelter; $ll9 49, tin; $6O,.
O5O slab tin; O667, cassia; $iO,5sl, cigars $l2,.
39s coal SO,0iS, cotton; ~ 6I0, cocoa $266, ,52l,
coffee; 81, ,s29, fancy goods $loll5 gunny cloth
rags; "a ,3O6 sugar; $5o,i7, do, in bags; Si5,-
375, tea; $ll3,7 tobacco; 81 6s2. wool; $l2,743,
chains and anchors.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were SIS, ,976. 40i 48. The exchanges for the week
ending to-day were $lsl, ,ll3 $50 49, the largest
amount that they have been in any week since the
18th Of May 1857, being daily average OF $3o, lS','
5s9 49, against So a92 O7s 81 for the week ending
on Saturday last
The transactions Of the Stock Board for the week
add up Sc 6CO 900 Of Government and State stocks,
railroad bonds, &c. and lac $50 shares, showing an
average Of ST. 800 Of bords aud a. 495 shares OF
stocks cold each day Of the week.
Tho anthracite and bitnminous coal brought down
on tho Reading Railroad aid Sehuylkill Canal this
week, was as fellows:
Railroad this week in ta0. az s7s tuna
Rairosd this week In lsGl...........JS,o5l ISL tnnA
Rsioad tGis week in 1864. GOO, tons.
Canal this week ia s.iio tune
The London Iquirer gives one Important fact
not before known to the public in reference 10 The
secrets Of tue Bessemere Iroeees OF making iron
That plan is called the Pneumatie proeess-the
molteu metal receiving bl.et of AIR for TIA
purpose OF removing the excess Of carbon. Besse
mere has beer rsirg whist he cae1 metallic com
pound Of iron and niau ,llesc IL adGiiAture viii
tie pig metals OF England. rhs compound turn
out TO be the Fralklni.s pig metal OF New-Jorsey
which has been seht IN conolde rabo quaint ies &
Great Britain. the parties on this sldc of the waite
being in ignorance Of the Use to which it has bee
applied. Fresh orders are here, but cannot now b.
executed for the of iuinaces "a reduce the ore
There are millions Of ,uns Of the raw ma eril a
Franklin New--epey, and but enc small furnace
capable of maklis abou! thirty tuns per week. lh
oxide Of zinc yls roasted out and usod es snb-
,uie for white head paint. This article meets with
ready sale, ind is iAr superior to any paint 10y
known, beng free of poison ana three times lis dun
ble Ia cad. Tho resduum Is reduced 10 pig met
Ia sm ali furnace Of - feet high and feet bocl
Fifty thousand dollars would now put Vi II chai
WORK which would work this ole 10 great prom
Tho raw material is in abundance. Capital is wante
TO. put il into 4, merchantable shape in the wa!
oxide OF zinc and pig iron.
Mnrkets-UAKEyrLLIH HEsoKrsp tos IN" "a is.s
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