New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
nj. N.~.ysrsey Mining was in demand, and ad.

psnt. New-Js1sey Mining was in zemand, and adj
vsEced to III Is, improvement Of SOC. p share.
Sussex slso improved ysce.L Erie Securities are
firm. Government Stocks cc.n,inue henry, and the
make, apparently could n;h stand any considerable
supply.
In Exchange t,nere is not much doing,
ard the maketis ready. Sterling, % 0los for frat
class bills, 3I6iGl5I5 for Francs. The supply OF
bills il fair.
In Freixhts, there is nothing Of import
ance soiLg In consequence OF the non arr7alof the
steam ei's mail Tine ship owners scarcely az drm
az hey were. Cotton is 1921 Flour, Is Cd. Grain
5dsld., sc. There is change in other frsshts
with fair business doing for California.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
sssla7. Payments, s74,6l7. Balance, sa,6a9,l4o
The aggregate imports at mis- port fol-
the last week are as follows:
DyGoods Gsa. Md.s. To.s;,
For the week...-..$l,ll79 O6 ss42,3o5 u sco 90
Previously repted- 2964lls 2.l95,229 3.t34,Sf.
Total from Feb l. 81 Os2 O24 $3,OS7 GA s7,iisoSe
The exports exclusive of specie. amounted TO
$s63 $40 for the week. making 81 she Isl
February.
Ia our Advertising columns will be found
ths aalouneemsn! for sale by auction, through SIN
con Draper, of the Mortgage Bonds Of the western
Vermont Railroad Company. These Bonds, bearing
y cent interest are to be sold for the purpose o.
raising funds to enable the Company to pay oil the
debts incurred for the purchase OF iron, &C. aad 70
complete this railroad We understand that the WORKS
are in such state of forwardness that fortnlgn'o OIL
good weather will be ample to open the entire man
line, and 70 extend marke. facilities to the rlch
marble quaries Of Manchester, Dorset and Danoy,
~0a1 rrnhA n Z
vantage of necessity for from 30 to 40 miles carriage
10 the canal and railroad channels OF commune Atom
The Company have their locomotives and cars now
running over four fths Of their road and by or be-
fore the first OF DAY next they will run over the whole
main line And a, about the same time the Directors
expect to complete the branch which extends south
east from the State line 10 Bennington village part
Of another chain OF railroad communication via the
New.York and Harlem Railroad and the Lebanon
Springs Road, from our City to Rutland and Mon
treal.
A new stock was introduced at the Board
to-day called the "st Lawrence Mining Co." This
is the stock of Company which possesses valua-
BILE vein of lead in St. Lawrence Co. near Osdens-
burg The quantity of mineral on their property Is
supposed to be almost without limit.
The bill to consolidate the three Munich
ter has passed both Houses of the Louisiana Legis-
lature and will doubtless be signedby the Governor
as he recommended the measure in his message
This will make the debt of all the municipalities
good, az tax is to be laid to pay the interest and
form sinking fund for the ultimate redemption OF
the Bonds 1t is thought the Legislature will pass
Free Banking Law, the Stocks Of the State and the
City of New Orleans TO be received as security for
circulation.
The statement in an Albany paper that
the Legislature had called on Mr.. White, Receiver
of the Canal Bank, for report OF his trust, is not
true. A letter from Mr.. White appears in The Al.
bany Journal, by which it appears he has now only
$500 undivided funds. The assets of the bank
no nnally 100000, but of this only onehalf is col
lectable. There is also claim Of 5000 against
the Watervliet Bank in suit before the Court of APP
peals The last dividend was on the 10th March,
1881, when is y cent. paid, dividing $4,lS4 AZ,
all that had been collected at that time.
Money is very abundant on call at Cal
% cent, and the Banks making loans and taking
paper more freely Several Banks were buyers OF
short paper to day at p cent. The range of first.
class is Ga s y cent.
The paragraph in relation to the Illinois
State Bank, TO which alluded some days since
from The Illinois Journal is as annexed:
At the session of the United States Court, which
has Just terminated, the Chancery suit against the
Trustees of the late state Bank Of Illinois con-
tihued TO the next term OF the Court In their an
to the bill In ChanceIy, the Trustees expressed
the opinion that the assets of the Bank will fall Goa
sideraoy short OF paying the debts This will make
the stock Of the Bank of course total loss to the
stock holders and as the notes and certificates of the
Bank are by law RECEIVED by the Trustees for colec
tons and sales OF property, such OF them as remain
out after the assets are exhausted will be a clear
loss 10 the holders better termination Of the af
fairs of the Bank has been expected, but the losses
BY the old debts, and on property taken from bank
rup debtors, have been greater than was expected
by those interested.
The following the condition OF the Bank on
the LIST of Dec 1851, by which there appears still to
be large surplus OF assets, the value of which,
however, we have no means of knowing
Deots vi al Minus -$OoS,o'f 80
heSl Estate, al Cost 4fJ,SOO 70
cuiuiy otONhS-- ---------------- lU,ZsS %
Notes OF broken Banks ii, l06 90
Mohey- ---.------------- Io,Ooo ~
Due by Banks and Bankers-.--...-....-- sl2l 80
sl,ls2 PSI IS
LIABILITIES OTHER THAN TO STOCKHOLDERS
Bonds of Banks outstanding. -- $72 l66 &C
Interest a