New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ those Of TIE Law o. this state. Pour BEpss hiye
already ht,n organized en5sr t5,s lsS, aud more
a'e IN incubation.
The sale Of Meesrs. Jewetss OF Boston
e,o,s was CONTINUED and cooclnjed today. The
COOS acted o)bsider,b'e bidding rom eomns-
NJ ina, was collected from Boston and PnilsdeipAi,
AZ well as New-YoYk. The sales averaged fdu %
cents 20 the dollar Of cost, The articles NOS, 10 de-
m.nd were the aerinoes, Bom1azinss, Aiplots,
Linens, saaEls and MsntiIlas, Which bTough, fuil
make, prices. and muca better than they ~oofd
have brought IN a general ordinary sale. hessrs.
Wnms,din,s held sale OF Wooens AMI vestinys,
which brought rather low prices-especiay the six
Serres and Vestings. The sales were confined 10
the samoles the xners refusing to offer any others
under the general depression evinoed. WIKI these
closes the Auction business Of the Sc ason. Nothing
further Of general interest viii offer, and the Auc-
,iopeers have adjourned TIL the LIST OF February.
Ohio will pay off about three millions
Of dollars of principal Of her debt and interest, on
the Is, Of January, which will nearly al be upon
this market for reinvestment.
The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad
COMPANY for the three weeks ending 2al Move n5er,
are ssl,l47 o. Same period, 1850, $27,;9 - Ia
crease this year, 50 $50 as equal to 10 per cent
In Philadelphia, there is a good feeling
in the market, and money among the bill brokers is
tolerably easy at eight 10 .en per cent month for
frst.class paper.
The enlargement Of the Union (Pa.) Canal,
which has been sometime in progress, Is nov near
" completed and portion of the work viii soon De
ready for use.
The tolls on the North Branch Canal. up
to November, amounted to $l2s,7s2 being an Ia
crease Of $4 9O9 on the tolls of the previous year to
the same date
A bill is now before the Legislature Of
South Carolina to prevent all persons, IN any non
slavehoding State that has passed any Law for o.
structing the recovery of fugitive saves from using
any OF the South Carolina Courts for the recovery OF
debts enforcement OF any contract.
The Ne,r- Orleans Commercial Bulletin
furnishes the following statement OF the commerce
of that port for the month Of October
The imports of foreign merchandise amounted to
1923, O34 46, and the exports were as follows
American produce IN American vessels 49,
to foreign ports Ies'1os oo
Do. in foreign vessels TO foreign ports l6l3ls 90
Total AIS 4s6 W
This exhibits an increase on the exports during
September OF $lli5,7le IN American produce Ia
American vessels, and Sl3e,44i IN fJregn vessels.
Foreign merchandise, IN American vessels
TO foreign ports, about $1,000 %
Do in foreign vessels to foreign ports, about OJO oO
Total :o;;,;:c c:ni;;cs 3, 90 sts 200 20 20
produce, and $4,000 IN spe,ie.
In speaking of the Free Banking Law of
Illinois, The 81. L0,as Tntelligsnesr says.
1--WE learn that already engagements are talked OF
for the establishment OF Free Banks In Illinois der
the new law. IL is confidently said the managers OF
the Great Central Railroad Will establish bank OF
large capta-the issues OF which will be predic aed
on Illinois State Bonds We have scarcely any
doubt but they will do If Mr.. Robert j. Walker is
successful In the object OF his mission to London
and that ne will be we do not doubt
The Free Banking Law in Alabama,
which was passed last session, has, 1t appears, never
been acted on and the Governor OF the State deems
the law to be failure.
Only one bank can be fsrmed at one session OF the
legislature and the Governor proposes, in his recent
message, that Joint stock bank should be Gre
aed, with $50OG0O capital under, on the plan of
the Mobile and Southern Bank OF Alabama, which
was created by the last Legislature.
The State OF Ala9ama wis two.flths of the capt.
tai of Mobile and has issued bonds for $500 600 in
payment for the stock. This stock the Governor
wishes to be sold
The MOBILE has always paid the interest,"
ard has large account against the State for excess
OF interest paid over the amount of dividends the
s,ock-partlcularly for the time when the Bank sus-
pended pay ing dividends, many years ago.