New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

toh,,,oIreland on private terms Two freigh;s Tor
Porto Rico were made at 4jc for Sugar the Ses'eis
70 take cargoes OF lumber from Wilmington wi'ho"'
charge. There are some freigllts for Malaga o1er-
inc For Ireland ID offered for Grain. To haVfo'
Cotton. &c.
The receipts Of the Erie Road, for the
rreeen, month have fully met the estimates OF the
companv. The passenger receipts have been uneN-
nec-edlv large. June, with only twenty-five WORK
inc DAYS. will show earnings between S2OjeO0 AMI
and 100000. The Harlem Road IS also doing
verv large business. and shall no. be surprised
the receipts Of June reach $4,000
The amount received at the Sub Irea-
surv. 500 1l6. paid. 500 200 balance 2,9j6'eo-
We regret to hear of the suspension OF
the very respectable house Of F. D. Hurlouri d 20.
fastened mainly by the decline IN Cotton. ln'S
house suspended few years ago, oot palH 'neH III
debtedness IN full, with interest
The HYDE failure in Liverpool IS not so
extensive as was stated, ard the property VIII pay
I5s to Us on the pound.
The Money market was close to-day
among the stock operators, who had l. ans on CALL
the Banks having called in many such loans IN pre-
marathon for their quarterly report Frst-class pa
per is g. a per cent Loans on CALL ga per cent
In cases Of emergency much higher rates have Deeh
paid.
The steamer tomorrow will have over
half million Of specie nearly all silver, when mas
been received here from the West The Mint VIII
disburse very largely next Monday, probably nan
million. Deposits of gold are now returned as soon
&c the assay can be made Wal-st. will probably
have received by next Tuesday million ana nan
from the Mint within ten days. Next week we shall
have another arrival from California, which VIII add
two or three millions to our stock Of gold
During the low prices Of Wheat land
Flour that have ruled in England, under the large
snpples Of French Flour, the United States have
sent 10 England down to the Eth June, the following
quantities as compared with the same period last
/ year:
| FLouR EXPORTED PROM UFITED STATES 10 GREAT
bbls. Wheat, bush.
1851 I,OIs,s69 91,s39
This excess Of export Is equal to 10000 b5ls,
worth nearly three millions Of dollars, by which
amount the bills from that source alone have been
increased
The United States Fire Insurance Co.
has declared a dividend of 10 p cent. The Prov
idence Railroad y cent.
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter says,
/ in regard to silver com:
From the interior of the country the tide has set
| steadily toward Newly Ork As All instance OF TINS
we would call to mind the great scarcity Of silver
which existed in this City IN March last since when
| the exports from this port have been as follows
Exports Slrer from the Port of Ne'c York March 80
10 June To-
United States silver l62l $50
silly
Total 81, 53I 300
This enormous quantity, equal to one-third of all
the com then held by the Banks has been exported
and yet the prices here have fallen as 1 IoIs9"S
United States Silver. 3 a 81 ga q premium
Mexican Slyer- q 4 e o q o. ~ a., cents gT
The supplies by the operation Of internal trade
have silently sufficed to meet the large export de
mand and adequately fiji the channels OF Circulation
/ SO that there Is now no scarcity.
This affords good lesson 10 those who doubt the
efficacy of trade to supply It's own wants. These
supplies OF com have TO very great extent been
drawn from the Western country and, II sustained
may produce some disturbance there
The Directors of the East Tennessee
Bank have filed bills against Nj Fake the principal
stakeholder the Bank, TO prevent him from casting
the votes of individuals to whom he had transferred
stock Mi Fiske IN turn filed bills agains, the Dlrec-
..,~y. ,t u~.i r.s- IN tho hNnsH
OF receiver appointed by the chancellor
Waldo Flint Esq, cashier of the Eagle
Bank Of Boston, has been elected President of that
institution IN place of the late Titus Welles. who
had been President for 2S years.
A notice has been given by the Pennsyl-
yania state Treasurer that all persons paving state
taxes before The 18th OF July viii be entitled to an
abatement of five per cent. on the amount paid.
The General Council of New-Orleans
have passed bill reducing The wharfage tax, to take
effect ON the lst of July. ships and other vessels
propelled 10y sails, TO pay tax OF only half a
cent per tun per day steamships two and a half
cents per tn per day and river steamboats, two
cents per tun per day.
The following paper. monthly prepared
at the Treasury Department, shows the details OF
the public debt of the United states at tins time
Estimate Of the principal and interest of the public
debt, including the stock 20 Texas, payable annu-
ally from the first January 1881 TO ais final Temp
ton.
Years when the
principal Will
become due. Principal Interest Total
1871 Aro d soe2 S-g : Il -2S ~ Hll so