New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

The quotations are:
Per Cent Value
Amer gold, o.d..Io5 aiO6 Csro'us colsr...lf5d Ios
Amer. gold. nev.lo0 Goot Five Frarcs..... ai0 eii
Portuguese gOd.l QiOoii Do rstriotl IS ga g re
- susn dollars. ullt ,sOveIeiFls... fj0 81
/ spsush quarters. e-. q 100 Do hghi.. ga IS
! Mexican dOisrs...l0l N il4 Heavy guness. (Gd
Mexican quarters. 99t TO- iNapoleons SjD Il
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company al Bor-
dent own yesterday. the following named D.rec-
tors were reelected, viz: Robert L. Stevens,
John W Miclde, Edwin A Stevens, Benz. Fish
John l.. Mcknight Richard S. Field, and J. Swift
Livingston Robert L. Stevens was elected Presi.
dent and Superintendent and Superintendent Of
the Road James s Green, Treasurer; w Liam
II. Thompson, Secretary. a resolution was
ad opted by the Stockholders. we understand, set.
ting forth that the recent public investigation has
coToborated their conviction Of the fidelity Of the
officers Of the Company
Vicksburg papers state that Mr. Weiss. agent
of tie foreign bondhoders of the Planters Bank of
Mississippi, filed on the 5th instant petition in
the Circuit Court Of Warren county, praying the
issuance of mandamus to compel the Treasurer
Of the State to pay him the amount OF the Sink
ing Fund now in the Treasury, which fund was
especially created to meet the unfortunate contin
geLcy Of failure Of payment, which has happened
since the contraction Of the debt Hon Patrick
w Tompkins, Judge Of the Circuit Court for that
County and District, assigned the 23d inst as the
day on which the case should be argued and deter
mined. The amount Of the Sinking T und in the
Treasury Is about one hundred lIIo.sa.,I doliars.
a bill is before the Mexican Congress, reported
by the Committee on Public Credit for the reeula
iion Of the foreign debt Of that Republic 1t pro.
vides for a national fund o. about fifty millions
(tlO2N,65sI at per cent interest to be applied
exclusively to the English !ebt, for which the ne
cess sry bonds shall be issued in London. The
new bonds are to be given in exchange for the
coas odated fund 0; per cent. with the consent Of
cred itors For the Of two millions of dollars a
ceipt in full is to be given the United States
for he indemnity due in May, ISL and for a mil
hon and hall receipt IS to be given fJr the
amount due in 1852.
The Providence Money market is decidedly
easier. as We learn from the JourH1i II says The
amount Of paper in the street is very small, the
banks are able to nearly al the calls First
class names sell at & cent, other names 70 II e
cent
Hon. John W. Davis, Consul at Canton, in one Of
his letters to the State Department, alluded to
memorandum which he had obtained Of the vessels
which had sailed from Hong Kong to California.
Eiehte Ell vessels, with cargoes valued at over half
a million Of dollars had left that port for that trade
within three months. The following is a copy Of
the memorandum
Jan. s-Britsh vesse, Re.5d william l6j tuna cargo
sugar, sPirils and clothing val1e Sfto0
Jan ll-Danish ves.ei Nhernna, 25 luns, cargo siks
sugar, rcs &C value So ooo.
jar le-Dan!sh vessel Emmy, loo tuns cargo spirils
gar. hardware and eothing. value = Go
jar. N-HsWsisn ves.el Monlszgns 10 ians cargo
siss and suncr.es, value $4,000
FEB l-snusa vrssel hernes ~ cargo six. and
March .i-POrlusuese vesseL Cuirs li7 rlns cargo,
sugar. ooghirg furniture ard suncries value s5ooc
Apul 5-Brush vessel Daniel Watson les tan., cargo.
sugar, candy, clothing and suudres, value sl5uoo
Apnl 7-Anenc.n vessel Houolu.u 10 tarI cargo sss
and sundres, vsue sie"c
Apul ll-Americsn v-sse Anglons - tun., cargo sss
ve 9e 50 0oO
Ap lS-Amercsn vss.ei Hebe iis tsr. assorted cargo.
May SPeruvsn vesse. Pseihco 10 uhs, cargo .a.
Sud sundr-s, value sf5 90
May e-Briass ve..e swallow lis tuu., cargo, lumber
May 6-DsBl.h vessel Mare 80 tsns, cargo. wooden
houses vs.ee $500 stilts and ecoes value s. ZOO
May 25-Amerie.n ve..ei, Msrpo.. 5is tGns, carso,
wooden houses sugar, &c value $500
American vessel Rhine g. ra1. cargo, silks. teas cOt-
ins. &C value s5p,6Oo
American vessel Pesre 10 ,un' cargo sugar ke vs,as
American vessel Raeline 80 sun cargo ak. &c value
Al Balnmcre there Is stl AZ active demand /
for Money, and although the market cannot be con
sidered veTy stringent, large sums cannot be
readiiy obtained sisix per cent. There has been
material advance in all kinds Of Stocks during the
week.
The AibaHy Journal says, speaking OF the Al 4
bADy and Rutland Road: We are much grstiied I
10 earn that eioueh has been done. through the /
exertions Of some Of our capitalists to insure the /
oompleiion OF the contemplated RAILROAD
Ine Directors Of the Central Ohio Railroad have /
advertised or proposals for constructing the road |
from GAINESVILLE 10 Newark, which section is 70 be
lei On the 2o,h o. Nay. Maskingun Co. and the
City 3. ZanesE have ssaed bouds amounting to
$500 coo, the proceeds 10 be used for this purpose
The balance CIT Road, from Newark 70 Columbus
viii ready for contract By tie 10Th of Jay corps
OF Engineers are about to survey the several routes
from ZAaes'ile to the Ohio RIVER The stock o;
the above road Is 70 receive esh, per cent interest
anil the road Is finished
The citizens Of Memphis having voted recently
l7o6 70 loil n fsvor OF town subscription Of
sso00oO the private citizens have added saco coo
to the AeHpkH ssd CAoriest0a Railroad which !.