New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

His remx,ns will be taken 20 Hebron Conn for inter.
ment.
keep,ie. HENRY s RICHARDS, Esq, in the 44sh year
OF his age.
The funeral will be attended at o'clock Tuesday al
ternoou-.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For scles Of Socks, &c. see fourth pcSa.
MONDAY. P NJ.
The players did not come up to the Board today
with any spirit and the Transactions indicated high
thermometer and disposition keep cool The sales
limited and without change In worthy Of no
lice.
The Exchange Market is perfectly stagnant, and
rstes entirely nominal u a5 for Sterling and 36i for
Francs. The supply Of bills Is large.
The amount OF duties received at the Custom
House for the broken week ended July Sd, only
$l73OCO
There Is dollar Of specie exports in the books
Of the Custom House since May IT, Large quantities
daily arriving from the interior of the country and the
breecbes pockets OF immigrants and the Bank reports
toe prox will probably show plethorc results
before the Government venesection took place.
The receipts of the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
continue TO be large For week ending 18th June they
Passengers .--.---..---.-.------e21ai 90
Freight ---.--.-...--... lo2 10
Total. s2s94 i2
Same week last year .S2ooo VI
Excess in l5ie. 1929 II
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road for June, show slight falling of compared with
June Ie45 notwithstanding the advance OF fare from 81
S. during the part of the month The stopipg
Road show increase the receipts of the
responding period of lest year The popularity OF the
Oregon has done much toward making this route ia
vorite with The travelling public.
The Bank of Commerce has declared dividend
of three per cent, for the last six month"; payable de
mand The New York Insurance Company FIVE per cent
payable on the 18Th inst.
A comparative statement OF the business on the
Philadelphia and Reading the week ending June % in
1914, as and &c:
1874. 1s4s. 1916
Travel -....lso4 % l7s, u a:s4 10
Coal ....9432 Is 81 $50 IS 90 l46 %
To,al...... 81 s33 % 1887 43 5I777 81
Coal trsnspd tone e5il IA 20 2lg73 1920 32529 1920
The w hitewaier Canal is doing better this year
than before but still yields but return 1t.
From late Report appears the business OF ei5
more than double that oflsi4-,he toIls being
For the year ending Nov. so 1880 %
Nov. 30 lsi5---..--.. 359 %
water rcnis 10 date lo' -
The total cost Of the Canal $53s l0s 27-ot the
stock of which the city of Cincinnati Si0oo00 and
the State of Ohio $4,000.
The money market al Buffalo was still tight, al
though the demand was less than II had been.
An installment of $40 per share has been laid by
stockholders ofthe New Haven Csnsl for the purpose Of
commencing the Canal Railroad.
The property and effects Of the Canal Bank OF Lock
port have been placed in the bands of A. b. Judd Par
melee and William Freeman, who to close Its affairs
and fast practicable, collect in the debts and pay
off the creditors The Cataract of the 22d says that
On investigation Of the affairs OF this institution 1t
that there 10 enough property belonging the
Bank pay all the debts and redeem the bills par and
have some $4,000 for the stockholders provided always
that the business be- done with eye single to the
interests OF AL concerned.
Mr. Looms of Herkimer has reported to the State
Convention article In amendment OF the Constitution
the subject OF interpretations. ltprohlbis the Legis
lsure from passing special laws OF Incorporation but
thorzes the passage Of general laws for the organization
and regulation Of associations 1t provides that business
interpretations shall give publicity the OF their
capital. debts, members &c and forbids them becoming
liable greater OF debt than their capital paid
IN and Ito undivided accumulation Ia OF olven
cy the Stockholders to be personally liable for their
proporona,e share OF debts but OF debts the pay
OF which shall have been deferred by contract with
tho creditor tor more Than year or which shall not
have been sued for within one year s,er being due
Stockholders Ia public roads and ways be per
,onay liable money borrowed pay land, for
the for railroads. No right Of way shall be granted
for more than nifty years.
The River Raisin Bank failure appears TO be
bad one after all. The Detroit Advertiser says:
The principal asset seems to be a demand OF about
n.,uE .f l'tAUH an1t
lent Produce paper OF the Bank. amounting IN ahou,
$40 600 also discounted or otherwise used in New
York brne; OF the Merchants Rank Cleveland
OF which Mr. Dow Is the principal owner and ot1cer-
There items supposed To constitute nearly the
entire OF the Bsnk Both seem TO have gone into
the hands OF MIR Dow aud their ret2rn must depend upon
his ability and disposition.
Exported from the Port OF Cleveland during the
Bbls Flour. Bbs Pork. Blu. Wheat Blu Corn
U. 5. Ports $4,000 st23 "s2S s6ss1
Cannds. 5sO4 3057 7o9
Total. 1894 IIaN 1873 i027s2
The Brazilian Chambers opened on the Sd ult.
and ExcsIIency the Minister Of finance presented
the Estimates for the year lsi6 -lsi7
According the Statement; made. the s1psndute 4:
cslcu uted At. - SIs 't'tf
The Revenue at :l1eVo;oNN- WV
Showing deficit Of ......--..-. is9:SSISSli
The deficit however. following the system ot isIr
years adopted would be reduced to-. " 80 9S4s4l4
Ry the redemption of any portion OF the iutsrns!
or OF the foreign debt the amount required Tor winch
purpose , 80 }66S0U0
II Is stated that the King of Naples, who is noted
for enlightened Eeesaisy commercial mssters is shout
TO declare Naples and Palermo ports. Negotiations
have been entered into with France for rsducisn OF
dulles on French wines and articles of Paris.
New-York Cnttie Marker....Iuiy
By our own Reporter.
AT market 1870 Beet Cattle principally from the
South and we.s) 81 Cows aad Calves $500 Sheep and
lambs.
Be,r Caae-we have heavy market TO roper. this
week. The number OF Beeves at market during the past
six days has exceeded hs, offered in corresponding
period for nine months pssL This circumstances IN con