New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

In relation to the counterfeit notes OF the New
Haven Bank, the Cashier says
We shall lssee no more from the plates 10 ques
ton-nor Of the 81 although spurious notes of
that denomination have as yet been seen We are noH
printing from plstes ones twos ,hrees hves, ers
and twenes under the eye OF one OF our Directors IN
a way that will, We trust secure them ensctuay from
the fate that has befaen the others The notes
all OF them characterized BY circular Gle OF The
First Sabbath In uinnipiac 1855 and will be received,
notes have always hitherto been st the SUFFOLK
Bank
Counterfeit IS on the Merchants N Manufactu
rers Bank of Pittsburgh In circulation The general
appearance OF the notes rough and the paper fmsy
they are shorter than the genuine.
The Boston Whig says-Durlng the past week
the Money market which has been growing for some
time more and more troubled, has been really embsr
raised The Banks have their discount line up Sc high
that 1t not easy for them in the face Of growing calls
for specie TO carry eDy farther 1t is possible that
good deal of gold will go Europe If no. checked by "a
vorable accounts By the next arrival
AT the close of busn on Saturday, October
30 the amount of specie Ia the Boston SubTressury
was Sll4o 1870 S. being the largest amount for the
month The largest amount in the vaults the past Sum-
mer was about 81 100000.
The Boston Journal states that the receipts of
the Boston and Maine Railroad in the month OF Sepem
ber over those of the corresponding month last year.
are 600
The Tolls collected at Oswego for the month oil
October for two seasons, were-lsa7.- 800 Ss g
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
The general revenue of Kentucky to meet ordi-
nary expenses raised by ad raOrem tax OF 10 cents
on the 500 worth Of all descriptions of property One
third of this general added to the dividends on
bank stocks tax on banks income from tolls on turn
pixies and slack watered rivers lease of railroads profits
of peniten,ary &c is apart sinking fund to pay
the interest and reduce the principal of tine state debt
The ordinary expenses of the State government are es
tmsted at about $3.50 000-the debt s. 100000 and sink
iug fund $250OO0. One third of the revenue with the
income from roads rivers sufces to meet the inter
es, upon the public debt, and lay by from $4,000 TO
$4,000 annually
The valuation of property in lS47 s2547l6 ls3
la 1916 -'---.- ~f<ooo.-
Increase ...--..--.-.-----.----- slSo<''~io
The amount of taxes In lsi7 was s3ss4o5'
In the year closing on the lst of September last
the value of the produce received atNew-orlesns on
the interior was 256 This vast amount oil pro-
duce was conveyed TO the evee In 1872 hatboss and by
4O2f steamboat arrivals and the coasi~se and foreign
trade during the same period may be judged oil from
the arrival discharge and clearance outward iuii
freighted Of Of 95l going vessels. This trade i
mense may appear is increasing rapidly every year
During the last three years the amount oi produce re-
ceived from the interior the number Of steamboats, nat
boats snd vessels employed in each year, was as io
lows: Steamboat FIstOos' 5Ps
Value Of Produce. arrivals. arrivals ongs. &c
90, az 400 100 953O l.oe2
ls45-6..... Tly34oi 2sV ,o, go 49,
lsi6-7.... 9OO33256 402i 25si ~sel
Those figures show the fact the increase in 1906
on the wear preceding in the receipts Of produce was
pesrlv r. per cent and tba, of the last year 1886
over l6 per cent.
...,.-. r,.<6,liv reportsf for The Trtbune.