New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30

..o We believe they are the sniy oonds 10 eAisF
fncs which meet the requirements Of tdat law
The semi-annual interest on the Bonds
If the Rock River Valley Union Railroad Company oil
Wisconsin, due July l, 1852 win be paid at the Compa
py's Office, No. 16 Exchangeplsce.
The receipts of gold dust during the
month have been larger than was reported as the Mint
has already received on deposit s4T700OO which, with
s2,IO0OO0 received by the Crescent City, will make
nearly seven millions for the month This Is more than
double the amount exported The Journal Of Commerce
has table of Mint statistics for number of years past
from which II appears that the deposits Of California
gold at Cur Mnts for coinage since It's first discoveyup
10 the lst of June amount in round numbers TO slls
100000. To this add 100000 for June, and the
amount thus In hand SIPS 100000 II is probably safe
10 estimate the total production of the California mines
TO date at nearly 100000 O00 The exports of gold from
New York 10 foreign ports since the lst OF January s
Sl2OOOOOO, and from other ports about
The imports from abroad regularly entered AT tne Gus
tom House about 81, 100000. In addition 10 tns
large in foreign coin Ia brought each month IN tne
bands of immigrants. The total exports OF com rom
the country since the first receipts OF gold from CaOr
MIA over and above the imports still leave an increase
of gold coin In this country OF between torty and hy
millions Of dollars part OF which has oeen addea 70 the
amounts deposit in the banks, anu tue remainder
In cir culalon.
The comparative receipts Of gold at all the Mtnts have
been First five months 5jl s22,3Sl $50
First five months 1852 .......-...... 2l,uo,cls
Increase .............................ei,26 3,Os2
The coinsge at all the Mnts since their organization TO
Nav 81 1852 has been s2sl 975s74 The aggregate de-
posts Of domestic gold during the period have
been sl34,774G63.
The Money markets at Boston and Phil
adephia continue very easy.
The Boston and Providence Road has
declared dividend OF T. cent.
The Genesee Valley Railroad seems to
he in fair way of going on to completion without
trouble Tie Livingston Republican states that a. r
meeting of the Directors last week the Committee pre-.
vousy appointed to examine the route on the west side
ofhe river up to Fowerville reported favoraby, and
survey was directed to be made previous to the oca-
ting The 100000 authorized to be subscribed By the
CITY nj recent meeting of the Common Council was
voted.
The Treasurer of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company has given notice that, in conse
Quence of the disastrous food of April last requiring
heavy expenditures for the repair Of the canal and
causing the loss Of revenue for two three months the
paymept of the interest due the Let Of July on the
coupon bonds issued under the Maryland act of 1914
| will be suspended.
At the special meeting of the Boston and
Providence RAILROAD, held at Boston on Saturday the
vote passed at the late annual meeting rejecting the re-
Dor, in regard to rendering aid to the Providence and
Bristol road vas reconsdered, and the whole matter
| left te the discretion Of the Directors.
The exports from the port of Baltimore
have been small for the week ending Thursday last
the total value being s6OlO9 25 The export OF Bread
stus for the week comprises 1886 barrels of Flour
$50 barrels of Corn Meal and 1864 bushels of Corn
Gordon l.. Ford, Esq, has been elected
President of the New. London, Willmonc and Palmer
Railroad in place of Hon. Thomas W. Williams, who
has resigned in consequence of the desire to make
somewhat prolonged visit to Europe with his family.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
intend celebrating the opening Of the tunnel on that i'm
po1tant road on the 81 proXimo. The President In a
communication to the Mayor OF Nashville remarks:
"There are now five hundred hands at work We
will be within five miles of the Tennessee River In nine
" DAYS at farlhest and will finish this side OF the
river this November and the grading beyond the river
this year We will close up the bridge early next
wear, and make end of this passage thr ugh the
mountains and open the Valley Of the Mississippi fully
10 your enterprising merchants"