The New York herald., 1867-02-21

tefe0t on the bon01 deposited - oeew or ciscuaaon
the banks pay in taxss % the Treasury only eight nm
lions In currency showing very considerable balancs
IN favor of the bsnkn 10 expect the iuane-
diass abolition Of this heavy subsidy % thess
institu,tops would however be 70 court disappointment
Their politics. ianusnos at wsahingses y already very
great and the subject viii doubtlss bs long aetated
before national bank notes swept sat Of existence
and era tender notes issued in their sead but never
sheless The sooner done the bsstsr for the people,
Who are taxed 70 pay this subsidy u nearly twenty
millions year IN gold f
uinsss shares were Irregular The ART board Cory.
don closed 81 higher than n the board yesterday
selling q SIS Quarts Hfll was "a lower, selling 4
s. 10; American Flag &C., selling = u 81 Al ths
second board Ooydoa ciossd - - owsr than a ths
ara board sailing Ga so ConsolidaHsd Gregory Gold
was 60 highss, selling = % 90.
o. The 18th instant special Get OF the Legislature
was passed changing the name Of the New York Com
mercai Association TO that Of the New York Produce
Exchange II reads thus
ssc5sos l. Tho nams Of the Now York Commercial
Association b horsby changed 70 sNew York Produce
500 = Nothing in this ac, contained shall AFFECT any
ton, nor any action or proceeding pending All
action hereafter commenced account OF any such
corporation by the OF the New York Produce Ex
change.
Tho exports exclusive Of specisl from the port Of
New York TO foreign ports for the wesk ending February
10, and since the commencement OF the year. compare
follows with those for the corresponding period In
1867 and 1865 A
For the week sIo7s,sis s492s so7 ss oo7.eat
Previously reported %. aS4 27os9sso 2043o5 5ol
since January ~ ssa so4ie7 s3soas, ls7 s2s, 425
The foreigu imports compare sollows:--
pry goods s...... sss1sss s47ss474 Ns' sleaasos1
General merchandise 6ss 500 s,34o,s2i 4,o7s,o6s
Total forine wees; sI.slelss ssIas ass ss,55s,lsa
Previously reperisd- i2.s44ss7 3l.745oos aAsoa,7s5
Stree January l...slss6l,353 SIS, 1898 ssoe749ss
The romuerce OF New York from july to date Of
each - The. years mentioned compares as follows
.as ss1ss 1s - s,sY lssss ssaso .,e 1889 ss 81
Exports afece, 2s 5ol,4s5 l5.s5s,s25 90 $50
The Galveston Brltn gives the following respecting
The sgt recently instituted against the Galveston, Hous
ton ana Hs,ds-sna raliroad -
AloYecosae suit mas been commenced in the United
this rsisoad ~ ressrs \. A. Cowdrey ana Others. Of
New York. m'rs@age creditors holders of the frst,
ond and tri mortgages. The amount they claim to be
due tncn principal and Interest, il about S5 $50 000 IN
addition IN the debtor railroad company, tho Galveston
and Houston junction Railroad Company Is made de-
NichoIs, s.' J. J. Bress l. n u, Hscncock b NicoIs
j. H. Hnichiags VIM. r. Smith, Robert Wills. c. s.
Wood John Sesey 7. Il. hcMahan, Is. Svsthwick.
George Bei aud s w Jochusch, OF Galveston, and
Thomas ". Pierce, OF Boston, Mass tN
The Claim against the parties named Is for tho earn
ngs OF the road since March, 1850 to date and is A.
cget to amount 10 about 81, 100000 The rants al
edgo that all the tolls earnings and income the rail
road II niorteagoa to thcmhat the Defendants, with
fu snowede OF these mortgages have taken posses
sion os the rroperty and while in possession received
about g. 500oo0 of income and approprated to their
use Ia frau0 Of he rights of mortgage creditors.
Vhe ciaim Che Galveston junction
Rn,iroad Company Is thai all their assets and property
~erc acquired with the use and by the incorporation
OF the earnings os the Galveston. Houston ani Header
son Rsir1ae Comrauy which claimed 20 be mort
gagged the plaintiffs and they claim the eluihle right
follow ssir mortgages funds. wherever they aIa
them IN possession OF parties, with notice.