The New York herald., 1867-04-11

% bleachsd and uuocachsd rotton January 37o3 705
square yszds valued q eeso soo February 3lo2 oos
square yards valued = ,6oo lls Printed painted or
ooorsd ooons JapoCy, 5So7 6oS square yards valued
q g. All Fsruazy. s2ss lis square yards valued
u $685. tlb JSana dsnims, drngss January, 12l7 s4s
square yards, valned a e266, ,le0 February, 570s50
yards valued q sll2.sa Manufacturer NOT specified
January. value sl,o2s.l47; February, el,7oa lso
Nansfaoturss Of nax January, a67ees2 square yards
valued a 81 e2s aso February, 4os sss square yards
valued at g. l25 Glass and manufactures thereof
January, value sls1, ,0ss February, s2s7 Hides and
skins, January, value s6os os7 February, value sllS
67o IRON and steel and manufactures thereof January
value Ssoa, 36l; February, el,l2a1l Pig lead bars
and old lead, January, 1851 7o5 pounds valued at
S1252 February, 7s044es pounds valued a. ssls.
4o2 Manufacturers Of silk, January valued q g. sol
EST; February, valued st slc50,sal Wines, spirits
and cordials, January, value $ss7,2lS; February,
value sAS7,s4& sugar and molasses January,
value e420143; February, value 81, 7o3 1877. Tea.
January, 1,4o7,604 pounds, valued at $455. al |;
February, 7557,o4s pounds valued At q, SOL, l6o
Tobacco and manufactures thereof, January 2ls,s75
pounds. value $1o7 February 27 ia pounds value
sl4s,soa Wool and woolien' goods, including dress
goods January value - 31sSss; February, $4l7599o
The large amount imported Of the latter articles d
noticeable. sl,
The exports Of foreign good for the two months do
nos present any feature Of importance Coffee, how
ever was exported to considerable extentin January
$4,000 pounds valued At &64sl5 February l3A1 ,422
poands, valued a. $1o0,25x The total amount Of
foreign exports IN January 81, ,29ss in Feb
ruary, $212o14 OF which the greater portion was
out Of bond OF the domestic exports the total value in
January $39 6la and in February $SS 476s75.
Tho principal article cotton Of which in january
there over so, 100000 pounds, valued at
$2o, 600 900; and in February within fraction Of
similar quantity and value In January the exports Of
gold and silver coin and bullion amounted to
sass 76s, and in February 10 331o4,oa6 The bread
stufrs In January amounted to $2,ol2, 322, and in
February to sl,s6l,4i1 or oils there
ported in January 3,2ls,sos gallons, valued at
81. 140s26, and in February 2,6Ss64s gallons,
valued at $lOS5, ,557, or which over twothIrds were
rectIfcd petroleum. or tobacco leaf, cigars snu and
other manufactures there exported in January, 10
value, s777,s54 in February $685. $685. the principal
item being leaf tobacco of which there exported In
January 1000 600 pounds, and In February
5000 600 pounds The exports OF provisions large
and consisted Of beef butter, cheese, prepared fish,
hams, bacon lard, pork, potatoes and tallow-total
value in January, $1,oo05os; in February 81 ~, $685.
The only other export Of consequence was lumber the
total value Of which, in January, ST. 615 and in
February, 81, IA, 500.
One half Of the whole revenue was paid BY the fol-
lowing articles:-iAquors, s2,5270os; sugar and
lasses, $40 eos 072 tea coffee, chocolate &c, ss
rico, $9os 72l; spices, $22Ao2 tobacco and cigars,
$l,l24S4o; silks estimated), $5,515,27a Total,
So, 227 The other principal articles paying im-
port duties were cotton, dry goods and other manufac
lures, 81 62a wool and woolen goods, $76o5 727
iron and steel and manufactures thereof including all
descriptions Of hardware, $lb23,056.
Appointments Confirmed by the sennfe.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed the following
nominations sA
Possmas.srs- John r. varney, Dover, n h; yoeepn
Ark Samuel Brown, yr., Nonist0wn, Pa, William A.
Garvln MERCER Pa; Manorah =; Lowe, xenia, Ohio;
Additional paymaster- Thomas s. Allison, 70 be nay.
master In the army. sse f4 M 5 n s
Major General by REevet-Brevet Brigadier General
Collectors Internal Revenue chaunosy n. Miller.
district Pennsylyania: Thomas E. Smith. Eighth dis.
Assistant Appraiser Of Merchandise -Lucius D. Kel-
Kcgisser Of Land once Stewart Mccomga, Nebraska
United States Assornsys-wiiam Campbell, for
Nevada; 8 II. Strickland, for Nebraska
iAppolstusenes Rejected by tho Senate.
Tho Senate executive session to-day rejected Ex,
Senator Joun r. Stockton, Of Nav Jersey, Minister 70
Austria and also william Goodwin Collector Of Gus
toms for the port Of PhladeIphia
y The Navy Department this morning received des-
patches nom Acting Master D. H. Simpson command.
ing the United States soreshp Purveyor dated Savan-
nah April O. announcing his arrival there the 4th
inst He expected TO 6nieh discharging by the 10th
ins when he would leave for Mobile, which place
the remainder Of the corn Is TO be landed. The ship
received with the utmost good feeling by all classes
and every facility given 70 enable the carrying out OF
the design OF the Relief Commission.
r.
The news from Virginia night Ii not particularly in
erestng Tho Legislative having expired largo
number OF members arrived in Richmond to-day but not
suicent for quorum 1t IL said thoy have been thor
shly reconstructed in IDEAS the association with their
consttues4s having produced political reform in that
way IL Is ssAssa that prominent Judge in the State,
who does not oet ~.ld b willing to stake something
that Petersburg would b esAd by six hundred major
ty for the radicals and Rich By fifteen hundred in
the first election These views are ho~ovor not con-
CURED in, and think mistaken The nsy,o vote in
Virginia will be dscd ediy democratic.
Paynasfers for she New Military Districts.
Five paymasters have been appointed for the new
military dstncss who will bs charged with the duty Of
dsbursng all moneys for the expense or officers en-.
ployed under the i've military Governon
The Lackawansa as Hsaeluln.
Advices have also bssn received at tho Navy Depart
mont OF the arrival Of the Lackawanna At Honoulu on
the morning Of February O. fortyswo days from vapa-
nso. All we'll on board.
Army Changes.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. D. stubbs, Assistant
Quartermaser United States Volunteer. hes bssn rs
eved from the duties Of Chief Quaztermastsr and dis-
bursting oGcer Of the military command Of North Caro-.
lins, and Brevet Major General o. Tyler has been
assigned duty his place. Colonel stubbs has been
assigned duty Post and Department Quarsmssssr
al Charleston, h c.
Brevet Captain Jsmes Chester, Third artillery, has
been relieved Acting Assistant Inspector General q the
military command Of North Carolina, and ordered 10
report for duty, with his company, At Hilton Head, G.
Brevct Lieutenant Colonel W. Absrt, sixth United
States cavalry has been assigned 70 duty - Acting As
ss,an Inspector General OF the Military District Of Texas
rORTIETH CONGRESS.
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