New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

lie tOTn tAcldnge Dank puOllsncu u cufu stduhS
that it has lost nothing by Mr. North The Tradesmens
Bank has $4,000 Collateral Securities of which s25OO if
not is believed to be good and the Bank of New
York has S 500 of Collaera all of which thought to
be rod The President of the Chatham Bank states that
Mr. North owes that Bank nothing. The affair upon the
whole to have been originally killing operation
without any fraudulent intention, carried until the
amount became heavy that the paper could not be taken
of as il matured.
Among the passengers by the Atlantic are Mr.. W. w.
Gilbert of the house of Gilbert Coe & johnson, of this
City, ard Mr. Bayne Of the house Of Seldom Withers q
Co. of Washington They have beth to some extent been
successful in their missions to London
The notes of the Patchin Bank of Buffalo are redeemed
at the Agency in Albany OF the usual rate for New York
State money
The NewAlbany and Salem Railroad Company have
sold between and 100000 of their Cd mortgage cent
bondr 20 years run This nsures the early completion
of the road from Michigan City to the Ohio River at New
Albany, 2ss miles.
The grading is all finished but about miles 2is miles of
the track is laid and the iron for the balance arrived 1t is
believed the iron will be down all but 25 miles by the
lst of January next. and the whole line complete in May
The loan made not only to finish the road but
to add 10 the equipments in additional about 100000
Tie present force of 20 locomotives and 400 freight
cars not being sufficient for the business offering and
preparing for the road as completed.
The mortgage is for million of dollars and makes
their whole incumbrance less than $4,000 mile
This sale Of bonds made parties largely interested
in the stock OF this road and the Michigan Central with
which 1t connects.
THE London Times Of the 18th Of November says
1henheren tendency of the English funds toward high
prices again illustrated this morning by further con
siderable advance in the face Of the continental news
confirming the verify of the Turkish war. Consols tor
mony which left off Saturday at 81 to opened TINS
morning at 94l to whence they steadily improved uel
A.. HI a. tbsxc
ofDecember they touched 81 in the early part OF the day
and tho last price 9il to T. The notification OF the
PAYMENT of tho dissentod stocks cent instead of
together with the arrival Of El950OO in gold from New
York among the influences that operated avorsoy
An impression also entertained that Ministers resolved
for the present abstain from summonng Parliament la
the Of the day several purchases were made o par
ties who have been recently specializing on tho ADVERSE
side
There have been no further arrivals Of Gold from Austria
la The Daily htrs tays'
The total ascertaned shipments from The kingdom 10Y
tie week are thus raised 10 about 4ilsOOO slcrns Az
iowafces must also DO made however for tho shpmehs
of cold which have been made all through tbe week 10
fTerce via the out ports Although those shmhshta ~
Dot appear have been decidedly heavy yet hey nave
been considerable than for some time past owing 10
the decidedly dropping tendency 81 the bIhhDEeS mo
buh Of the 10000 ~ gold brought 10 last "esh ny
The ihonicsp from bydDey has been dispatched abf'a'
by this route.
Th afternoon tho inquiries for gold for remittance 70
France bot no bat goid IL W bs INST
With ~ The hhBds DI DoiiDn bfphSfs nh' "hcfs a''
indispolon Of present rates 10 ishs gsid b"ia s
Bank u England which requires W BIZ paid s esniiss'"
u pr ounce.
Tho atas bsnt N England sstsiaeD, shows esasias'
sbls inresss u diseoans deefeass VI pisse dep'ans
snd 20 important ehAsgs is bullion
Tie Pennsylvania and fLigh zine 20, have psblisLsd
snton Of fissf ossssiols wtbi ne judge vii pseys
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