New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1870.

the Government declare that under It France "a rapidly
declining to a nfthrae position az maritime power
Great Britain, Italy, and North Germany are monopo-
zing the French carrying trade Mr.. Read gives in de-
tail the postal subyentons paid by the French Gov
eminent, which annually amount to s,7I6,i96
Senator Ferry misrepresentation the reported as
sertion he should produce evidence most damaging
to Gen Babcoek and others in high official position
He was unaware of what had occurred in Executive SEES
the evening previous to his introduction OF the
Hatch resolution and the umu raised over that affair
grew out OF supposon that his resolution
was diversion in aid OF the artisan Domingo Annexa-
tonists His purpose simply to secure justice as ne
states outraged American citizen, not to criminae
any one
The President Secretary OF the Treasury secretary OF
War; Attorney General Hoar, ViceAdmiral Porter and
several other high officials being absent from the city,
the Executive Departments yesterday unusually
quiet The President ia expected back on Tuesday II he
go from Pennsylvania to West Point, In which
ease he will be absent until next Saturday. Secretary
Boutwell, will not return until next Wednesday or satur
day. The Secretary OF War will return on Thursday.
The receipts for the year ending April 3d. 1870
from the several general sources, amount to s1slO94
for the several general for the first
ten months of the year ending June &c. 1870, was
s35 TO- just <2 10 than for the same
time In 1869.
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Mr. Edward Young,
Chief Of the Bureau Of sstcs furnishes the following
synopsis of Monthly Report No o. in press. The val
ues OF the imports xpOrts given in specie and
those OF the domestic exports in mixed currency;
H $;;a fss:'. 2 $5.s Hs, 5s5
S g. i %s7'h' ended M'''n aoon, sseln g@
Prcporon Of the foregoing ss shipped IN Amercaa and
foreign vessels respectively:
NINE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 81, 1870.
%.is !%gs5i,s s$a2 & b, fs +,
NINE xoSr1s ESpFD sARcH 81 1893.
A%ssn 10 sa ~ ~ fs sTsSs @s ssi95
Tie gold value Of the domestic exports for the nine
months ended March 81 1870, Is sJl,s9s, which, added
TO the exports of foreign merchandise G5i9253l eX-
ceeds the imports (j3 $3.50 for the same period Dy
<2062l4 For the nine months ended March 81 1862 the
imports showed an excess OF s59,llS,39. l.. a..
The value OF foreign commodities remaining IN the
warehouses Of the United States March 81 1870, was s
49I, 252, against siO657s 4 March 81 1862 ,.os
Among the principal articles on the free list imported
during the nine months ended March 81, 1870, We're
Gold Coin 900; silver coin s1O53O5O7; rags for the
manufacture Of paper, s2413l 1888 silk, Sl960,722
The following were the principal dutiaoe arIGles
coal 1912 coffee S717339s manufactures OF cotton
ss6S43 chemicals drugs, and dyes, s5O3l 6GO earen
stone and china ware 1885, fancy goods, S,l74574
hides and skins other than urs, sl0lS7125; iron and
steel manufactures or s2 72555 leather $4GOI6s;
Wacmres of leather sos SSl provisions and tallow
s37Ssl Oe silk and manufactures OF, slS7O8Oll brown
and manufactures Of $674O O9; wines, spirits aud cor
dials S36356l; wood and manufactures OF, SCISSORS
wool and manufactures OF, S33,OOl427.
The value OF the principal articles of domestic produc
ton manufacture exported during the same period
were as follows Agricultural implements 1861 1885, live
animals SS2l272 wheat $ PAS; wheat -four $l65S6
l74 coal $685. l9; cotton 287; gold bullion
SS366O5l gold coin SO731 9is; silver bullion, S90O6l5;
muskes, pistols rifles, and sporting guns, Al6545& re-
fined petroleum, 81, 69 600; bacon and hams, $,325 $780,
cheese SslGO lard, $4,755,5l2 tallOw, S,l39l7i leaf
tobacco SIC 49, wood and manufactures Of 1891 62
The value OF the principal articles OF foreign pr0duc-
On and manufacture exported were: Gold cOin S4,214
s47 silver coin ,34s7O jue and other grasses,
s7,25; leather, SO G3 opium and extract Of s52323;
Of s9S 2S Spices S67 lO8; sugar and mOlasses 10J9;
tea $sg7 s6l; wood and manufacturers OF, sI0I,035.
Number and tunnage OF American and foreign vessels
entered into and cleared from the ports of the United
States engaged in the foreign trade during the nine
months March 1870, compared with the nine
months ended March 81, 1860:
Month eudef Hdreh3 81.