New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29

tuna,
Brig, i4s tuns to TamPco and back 100 Peg, ZV'
tunr, 10 Cardenas and back, $1,000; ana brg Loo '
10 Humacoa and back, $1,000. 10 CALIFORNIA thgre y
fair amount offering, but the market generally IS uun 4f
Clippers at 50 AGO cents Measurement and cent 10
for Heavy Goods The Clipper Lghtio0t ~ TAX ny at
IS cens and tho Eagle Is engaged half full at the same
rate Clipper nearly loaded command 6 cents The new
Ship Edward expected here from Boston ma ioO tuhs
Freight board for Melbourne and will hnish her 9sa
ing here. The following vessels have been sold new snip
Rasstlas 0li tuns built Swansea, Mass, TO Boston
house. for $4,000 and will load here for Ausahai snip
Compromise, before noticed 79i tuns bnu AZ marble
head Mass three years old $4,000 Ship Robert Hooper
756 tuns four years old built at Marblehead Mass 81.
500, both white oak frames. bought by Messrs Herega
Coz Ship Medomak, GAO tuns, five years old built at Wal
doboro Me- about $4,000 and Bark Princeton $50 uns,
built at Bath in 1870 private terms and VIII proceed
70 Quebec and load Deals for Liverpool London on
owners account In Port, yesterday
shgs....' sehooneis
Toal.
The Sub Treasury has again been depleted The receipts
are $4,000 Payments s4O43l5; Balance, s9,6l0735
We understand the Bank of Commerce has large
amount Of drafts the Sub Treasury the coin for which
is not drawn as the new bank vaults not completed
We presume these drafts counted by the Bank as
specie and If So in table Of the coin in Banks and
Sab Treasury have been counted twice
The annexed letter from the President of the Oriental
Bank is reply statement that the deposits OF the up
town Banks in the vaults of their Wall st. agents count
cd specie by both parties
~ as Editor. Of TAe N Y. Express
Your article Of this morning copied from The Post Of
last CIV ening does this Bank at least great injustice.
Our weekly statements, as sworn to, represent the
amount of specie bonahdely in own vault This Bank
makes its exchanges through the American Exchange
Bank, where specie balances since the commence
nent of the publication OF weekly returns have averaged
larger than our specie on hand yet IN no instance has
been counted as specie in making weekly returns.
Without resort 10 such palpabe violation OF the nten
ton Of the law boneide specie balances have aver
aged, compared 10 circulation and deposits, much
lafC M YER ms q
Very respectfully, Jos nj. PRICE, President.
w. A. HALL, Cashier.
The Niagara from Boston to day has $4,000 in specie.
The Manhattan GIGS Light Company has called for an in
stallment of five dollars per share its scrip stock
The Central Railroad of NewJersey has called for the
second nsament Of five dollars per share on the scrip
stock
Deposits made in the Emgrans Industrial Savings Bank
previous TO the 9Th of OctobeI viii bear interest from the
let Of that month.
Tie Money market with rather activity on call is
still freely supplied at per cent Paper 9als per cen;
for first The change from last week is not material
but if anything money is nAe more stringent
Commodore Vanderbilt has addressed the annexed letter
TO The Herald in relation to his controversy with the Mica
ragun Company;
SlR, NV attention has been called to a notice in the
money article Of your paper of the gath inst touching the
state Of the accounts between myself and the Nicaragua
Transit Company and not disposed 10 question that
the statement made in the name of the Company under
date OF the 10th of July 1853 calls for few words in ox
papaton To say nothing Of tho eowardice which IN my
absence In foreign country, dictated the calumnous
statement referred TO- is none the less unfortunate that
utterly false
on the pant of the Company to neon account OF coal
huks &c, sold themof upward Of $4,000, in addition to
the 20 per Of the Oss receipts OF the Transit route
which hey had Withheld from my agent during my alb
senco under the false reiense of my being indebted 10
them. II,
Eco al nv office were constantly subject 10 their nspec
flor and the true of them believe, perfectly
know them at all times II IL true, as am informed
that the Company in the habit of applying 10 M
MAYNARD for statements Of disbursements made ON the Ia
e6c as wen as on the Atlantic Ocean before the accounts
could by any possibility have reached here ana OF course
sue accounts could not be furnished them but IS alto
eether untrue that any accounts which could DC rendered
were ever denied them up 70 the time OF departure ana
ever since my books have been open to their inspection
At the time sold the steamships 10 the Transit Company
IL was part of the contract that the coal coal h1k and
other fixtures then amounting 20 ascertaned sum OF
and upward and liable 20 be largely increased by
the arrival OF cargots Of coal az the various coal deps
The Pacific TO which they have been shipped should be
5 co. ont of the first earnings of the ships and that these
earnings should directly into my hands need not
say that would not have trusted the Company for 50 large
a sum Of money any other terms
Notwithstanding my right under that agreement 10 re
tain the whole earnings of the ships until the amount due
Cor coal sc, paid at the request OF the COMPANY
and 10 Keep them afOat, from time to time sdV@ncei
thu large sums of money, without however rehnqush
asc, ~ ''s"' " ''-'''
NV object in accepng the agency of the steamships for
The year during which undertook IT, was chiefly to enable
me to the Of the Company unpaid ndeoi
edntss to me; ind suppose do them but justice IN say
ing that their sole object in terminating the agency IN my
absence was possible, 20 avoid its payment.
am exceedingly adverse 90 this intrusion upon the pub'
lie Of private peeUniary controversy and very much
regret that the individuals the time composing the d
recton Of the Company should not have had the good
and justice to keep their islanders Of the public
prints Hey may have felt themselves justified upon the
ground that their intention simply to deceive their
stockholders momentary initiate their stock but such
an excuse / regard altogether unsatisfactory Nv
rights against the Company win be determined in due
tine by the Judgment Of the legal tribunals to whom rsh
or than 10 the public good taste al least required that the
COMPANY should have made their appeal
Yours, very respectfully {. VANDERBILT.
NS-I0Tk Sept. - 1853
There is rather better demand for Railroad Bonds and
we hear Of private sales to day of about sis5ooo
The operation of the furnaces Of the Pennsylvania AMI
Lehish Zinc Co at Be,hem Pa yesterday was highly sat
sfaeory Previous experiments had prepared the parties
In interest for this result and yesterday being the day when
the works Of the Company wOad into practical Opera
non, party of gentlemen from this City went TO Behlem
10 witness the working Of the furnaces The process IN
sse BY this Company is that invented by Mr. Stephen "Sh
erin son Of the late John Price weshern of Philadelphia
F;sht furnaces were put in blast and about two uns OF