New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

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Tn, Canal Board, ~ their adjournmsn;
FER dinner on SATURDAY, had oronsd and registered
1883 proposi,iors. TIE whole number YIN pFo5a5Iy
exceed 5000.
The main features Il the Free Banking
Law jasi passed II Vermont a.e The deposit os
United states. Massachusetts,. New-York, Naae,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hamsshre, Yer
mont, Ohio New-Jersey or Virginia STOCKS for car
culating notes. 10 BE equal 20 SIX y cent >torHs-
me keep.ng OF tas Eo;es o par n Boston, AID The
giving Of bonds By The Directors and Stockholders,
10 make up any deficiency, n case the securities
should not urove sufficient Tor the redemption OF ae
notes. Bonds and Mortgages may be taken i1F one
half the Incubation on Pc :ucave property 10 two
ff.hs us value excessive Of tie buildings thereon
The advices by the Atl,ntlc are not very
important tdI are generally favorable. There had
been d advance L. Cotton, with large business do
ing in consequence Of the short stock IN the manu-
featuring districts. Brcadstufs were also n good
demand WITH All upward tendency. Money coatin-
ued abundant and COnsols had again advan ed, clos
ing al &c .c n 9s. &c. The amount OF bullion n the
Bank was els, 2s9 64l. Considerable e,ep,S we're
still expected from Russia an4 the bnltet states,
while there was drain for India and Brazil. The
French D cents were 90f 40, and the g cents
55f 3. The adyices from Paris state the suspension
Of Mr. ". DAILY, who has had an old established
agency and banking business n that capital his IA
biies very small, beng under I2O,OOOoit The a.
sets 1t fe ared viii rot exceed S. or Is N the pound
\ continuous decline IN the bullion Of the Bank OF
France IS beginning 10 attract attention. during
the past four weeks the dimlnn.lcn has oeen eqtli
TO an aggregate of Cs0O.0O0 II IS attributed solely
10 the influence Of political dlstrIst which has
caused extensive boarding, especially IN the proyin-
ces the facilities Tor that practice being greatly In-
creased BY the power wAIcl has existed only during
the past year or two of obtaining gold without pay.
ing pre- nlium for IT, II appears by the last account
Of the Bank that from the preceding account the
cash IN hand has decreased by 3,S000U0f. The CON-
mercial bills discounted have decreased by 2O0O0N
The bank notes IN circulation have decreased by
3CO0 000f The balance the credit OF the Treasury
has decreased by 5000 0OOf The sundry credits have
decreased BY 7C0,OOOf The accounts from Vienna
show further severe aggrayatlon Of the condition
OF the money market, rise In the rate of exchange
having again taken place to the extent of ? per
cent. The Government, IL appears are now pur-
chasers OF bills TO cover the drafts on London,
which they caused TO be sold in order TO produce
sudden appearance Of improvement at the time when
they brought forward the recent loan.
The Boston papers announce the failure
Of the house OF Gardner Bartlett Of that city, with
liabilities to the amount of 100000. Mr.. Gardner
was recently the President of the COchituate Bank,
but that institution Will lose nothing by the failure
There was decline at Boston Of 81 50OS3 snare
in he stock Of the East Boston Company, attributed
to the failure of Messrs. tlaTnden & Co.. who were
large holders Of the stock
The Troy and Rutland Railroad Company
have agreed to let the Rutland and Washington Rail
road Company run their road for one year, for the
use OF which they to pay $4,000, and are TO keep
the road in good repair. At the expiration OF which
time, If the Albany Northern Railroad Is built, the
Rutland and Washington Railroad Company are to
take lease during the existence Of the Charter OF
the Troy and Rutland Railroad, and are to pay all
taxes. expenses and repairs and per cent and one
half of the net proceeds above that sum.
Messrs. Rank, Brooke & Repplier, whose
failure in Philadelphia announced some time
since. offer Ia pay Is cents. six, nins twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, without interest
At Philadelphia money is in fair request,
at from TO 10 per cent for first class securities OF
short date while paper for longer time ana not so
well known cannot be placed at less than from l. 10
Is per cent. The banks are careful IN their opera
tons, but are understood to be acting with much
hberality a. is deemed prudent.