The New York herald., 1862-04-29


Committee on Railroads to inquire into the pro-
priety of requesting the Second. Third and Fourth
Avenue Railroad companies to run their cars to
the corner of East Canal street and Broadway, and
the Ninth Avenue Company to run their cars to
the corner of Park place. The Committee on
Finance presented report relative to the issuing
of Central Park Improvement Stock, and after
short debate a resolution was adopted authorizing
the Comptroller to issue from time to time as shall
be required, the sum of 1888 900 of the above
stock. The Commissioners of the Park were re-
quested by resolution to inform the Board what
the various bridges in the Park cost. comma-
nicaton was received from the Comptroller trans
mitting certified copy of the law passed by the
Legislature authorizing the Supervisors to raise
moneys for the support of the city government
The ordinance was almost unanimously adopted,
and was sent in to the Aldermen for concurrence.
According to the City Inspectors report. there
were 377 deaths in the city during the past week
decrease of Is as compared with the mortality of
the week previous and AS less than occurred
during the corresponding week last year. The
recaptulation table gives deaths OF al
coholism, Al of diseases of the brain and
nerves, of the generative organs. " of the
heart and blood vessels, l55 of the lungs, throat.
&C.; of old age, 4S Of diseases OF the skin
and eruptye fevers,7 premature births, 4s of dis
eases of the stomach, bowels and other digestive
organs; 54 of uncertain seat and general fevers,
and from violent causes. There 252 ma
tives of the United States of England, " of Ire
land l of Scotland, 81 of Germany, and the
balance of various foreign countries.
The news Of the capture OF New Orleans impaired
buoyancy the stock market yesterday, and govern
mens IL y per cent and the fancy stocks y Ak
Money very abundant at per cent. Exchange
steady at 112,l q. Gold, 1918 Z. The bank
shows of &c. 7lS O95 in deposits,
81 ol6, ,562 in loans, and 1925 4l6 in specie.
The cotton market, in the absence Of spinners as
usual Mondays. combined with Southern news ,caus'
ing speculation and doubts the minds of dealers to
its bearings influence if any tended to check sales
Hence transactions limited and confined to about
200 bales, scarcely sufficient to establish prices We
quote mddng uplands the average, at about 29sc..
with small lots 1lc above and others much below
this figure We give the following statement Of the
cepts, exports and stock of cotton, from September
$780, to April o. 1861 just one ago, from the cir
cular of Messrs VIM. p Wright Co..
Total receipts si the ports to Goth April.
1851 bales. 3,35S.oOO
Exported TO Great Britain. 922 900
DO 70 france .'.....''.'-..... 04S'WO
Do. TO other foreign ports. 100000
TOTAL exports. sssssss.
Taken by Northern spnners. .............. 2SI WO
Stock on hnnd Aoo,~VV
The exports from the United States to Great Britain
the present year according to late Liverpool brokers'
association circular but O09 bales. Taking tho
whole up the present tms and they probably do not
at present exceed 900 to $4,000 bales. The -four
market opened dull, at &C. lower but under the infu
OF the foreign the market rallied and
Cd the Decline and closed firm at saturdays quotations.
Wheat firmly held, while sales limited. Corn,
though closing ner than at the opening, yet
DUH and lower, with sales Of Western mixed at SIC.
5Se delivered choHy at the inside figures. Pork
in better demand and firmer, with sales OF
at Sl2 37l $l2 5o and prime do. at $40 sl2 25
Sugars steady with sales OF about 800 hogsheads
closing, however, with less animation than preva
lent last week. Coffee quiet small lot Of
Rio for parching sold at 1sc Frcights quite
steady while engagements moderate. Flour was
taken to Liverpool at 2s &C. 3d., aud corn in bulk, at
IS. I'd. Provisions were at 2s. Cd.