New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

The Stamford Advocate states that the managers
of the NevYors and New Haven Railroad have entered
into An aicabc arrangement with the directors OF the
!Iaraen Railroad TO ntersec the latter road IN the vcn
y OF Wilsms's Bridge-that all opposition TO the 90.
tanning OF a charter the coming Legislature OF New
York will be withdrawn and that the prospects now are
ha, the grading OF the road will be commenced early in
the Spring
At Baltimore Certificates of Interest selling at
7sa79 Money is quite and rates vary from ga
u y cent New-York prem.
AL New Orleans there is full supply OF capital,
and the Money narke, easy first class paper being dis
counted out OF doors per cent whilst long loans Sc
cured by mortgage taken at clO 2 cent discount
There bulttlc paper Offering either in Bank or in the
street Texas securities, after experiencing large ad
vance in the early part of the week suddenly suffered
material dec.i1 attr;bu the fact that mention
Is made OF the debt in the Presidents Message. Red
Backs ~ G23c Bonds 32034c. the dollar The amount
of Foreign Exchange offering has rather decreased ana
the market consequence Is a shade hrrer STEERING
5.Q6t e cent prem Francs 81 }5G3i4 4O Northern tA-
change has gone of more readily within the past few
davs at slightly advanced rates Sixty day bills on New
York and Boston u d2t z cent ais CnecAs 4&Uli :
cent discount
The Philadelphia North American thus speaks Of
financial affairs
The money market still continues in unsettled
and the offerings at the banks unusually large The
idea prevalent that money is and the apprehen
sion thar continue induces those who have pay
mcns in this and the ensuing month TO endeavor 10
cure beforehand the amounts which they deem necessa'
ry to meet their engagements II ought not therefore, to
a matter of surprise that large amount OF paper is
offered the banks for discount especially the app
cans expect that under existing circumstances part
only will be done and the demand Of course to be
greater than the actual necessities Of the borrowers
quire The banks here, learn, still continue TO keep
their neghbors in debt and the balance against
that city was at the settlement of the Board OF Cashiers
on Tuesday last ascertained be upwards OF 100000
dollars Should this state of things continue, some re-
taxation in the tighness of the money market may, we
think be anticipated during the ensuing week"
At meeting Of the Western Railroad corporation
the union committee made unanimous report in favor
of uniting with the Worcester corporation in joint
stock the relative value of the stocks being appais
ed at 500 per share for the Western and sl2Oper share
for the Worcester The cost of the Western road is
about $4,000 per mile and the price TO be paid for the
Worcester at twenty per cent premium would be $50
600 per mile for the foryfour miles The report was
ordered be printed in the newspapers ana IN pamphlet
form A committee of four persons was then chosen 10
examine into the condition income, &C OF the Wor
ceser road and report a the adjourned meeting on the
recond Tuesday in January ensuing.
An arrival at New. Orleans from Havana states
tha, sugar holders are firm and prices likely to DE
maintained The exports from that place and Matanzas
during the month amount to about 600 boxes-the
stock on hand o. 600 boxes TIE shipments compared
with those of last year the period as follows