New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19


Surprising the quantity destined TO reach tide water
this season not to exceed the receipts OF the two last
weeks OF canal navigation last year, the receipts OF
Flour orths year will be $50 bbls and OF Wheat
sos bush-equal 10 an aggregate Of 255G,752 bbls
of Flour.
I3icknells Phil. Reporter says: Our banks are
no. taking all the paper that oilers The rea-
s that their funds pretty much occupied Cat OF
doors the rates for good paper may be quoted nj from
per Heavy speculaons took place last week
in various stocks-lnostly fancies.
The Detroit Advertiser has the following para
graph subject of much interest:
Now that the election is the party press can
perhaps afford to be candid We call again there
lore upon the Pontiac Jacksonan give its aut 1ory
for saying that the interest State debt next anua
~ would be then paid. The general belief is that II Will
not be paid If this is wrong let US know. The public
certainly interested in knowing. Give us al least
some reason for your statement.
At Charleston the buying rate OF the Bank for
Sterling siast. for Francs ) 30. Selling rates %
and 5 22l. AT New.Or negotiations were made
with extreme difficulty and rates have still farther de-
clined-1G7! ~ cent. prem England and 2G2! =
cent dis for GO days New-York Sight a! y cent
dis
The capital, 100000, for branch of the State
Bank of Ohio at Akron has been subscribed and the
quis,e amount paid in.
large meeting of the citizens Of Evansville,
Indiana was held on the 4th inst consider the best
method of advancing the interests Of the Wabash and
Erie Canal q, the approaching session Of the Indiana
Legislature. There very animated discussion OF
the subec, which had brought the meeting together, af
ter which the following among other resolutions,
adopted:
Rssoiccd, That the interests and prosperity OF the
Stale as well as the only reliable by which the
heavy burden Of her debt be certainly removed
oil pypv cd il he
completion of the Wabash and Erie Canal 10 Evansville.
Res0ired That the interest OF our foreign bond holders
is nseparaby connected with our own; and that if by
the payment OF per cent. interest on the present III
debedness of the State, they will advance to her
sufficient complete this work and take the proceeds of
the canal the lands given by Congress for its compile
on their security for the repayment OF the loan this
meeting do earnestly recommend such plan TO the con-
sderaon of the Legislature; by its adoption the gem
eral welfare OF our State can be certainly and perma-
maneny secured and her honor placed above reproach
A committee Of live appointed to correspond with
all interested in this matter and TO take TO OBJ
tain speedy action upon the canal question. The CON-
mittee consists of Judge Battel J. j. Chandler j. f.
Blythe DR.. Walker, Willard Carpenter.
These gentlemen have issued circular which they
urge vigorous and decided action and make the follow
ins remarks:
Its the interest Of the bondhoders that such an
ranCen,nt (auding the last resolution aoove) be at
entered into and that is the interest OF The state
holders are entirely willing to enter into IT, we are as
ured By Mr.. Chas. Butler OF New iork, who appeared
at the Terre. Haute Canal Convention OF May last, Gs
their acknowledged In his speech this
son he said such is the confidence OF your bondhod
ers in the be derived from this canal that
think they would come forward and say to you,
pau US by gour and otherwise portion Of the In
terest on your public debt and shall be ORg 10 look to
the rerenass Of the canal for The balance. Probably you
place higher estimate It's value than do. and posi-
biz the State would be willing take up such
offer"
Should the bond.holders agree TO loan on some such
errns TO US il judcious arrangement. BY it we
shall secure the completion Of the canal within shor pc
Rod The land granted for thai object would nearly il
not quite pay the borrowed These lands carno
yield less than million of dollars probably more 1t
will prevent the arcruing interest debt which Is
at leas, half million each year. And above ALL W Ill
restore our credit o. ncalcuIable importance to otr
prosperity. This is the iavorite plan OF the commits
appointed by said Terre Hauie Convention to consider
the mode of applying the land granted by the Gene
raj Government for extending the Wabash and Erie Cs
nal to the Ohio river, at Evansville.
is 10 be hoped tina, the arrangement will be
made similar the Illinois Canal arrangement, by which
the above important public work will be completed and
put in profitable operation.