New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

Il, .nsr,. IN reare and that the accession Of Austria
a the alliance Of the vestern powers s preliminary to
that event and result rather than cause OF is sp-
proxna,ion. This feeling has given great buoyancy
on The Bourse at Paris and the Exchange at London.
Money was easy but there was little disposition 10 90
into new enterprises. The new Erie Loan is spoken
Of approyirgly, and there il an ntnation in one OF
the letters that a bid will be made for the whole
amount but this is doubtful. There is rather more
reason TO believe that some arrangement has been
made abroad in relation 10 the remainder OF the New
York Central loan which viii enable the Company TO
pay the pas. and approaching dividend in cash, bat
this rumor is entirely unofficial.
The Bank ug- House of Messrs. Duncan Sherman
4 Co. set an example Of lberality Saturday last
by presenting to all their officers, clerks &C., lib
ers sum- es an appreciation of their faithful services
during the past year. This ia the usual custom Of
this house thus to mark their appreciation Of the n
tegrity and faithful services Of those 10 s employ
and it is custom well worthy to be followed by Other
houses
The Covngton and Lexington Road hss leased
that portion Of the Lexington and May'ville Road
between Lexington and Paris the junction with the
Covington and Lexington Road, which gives the lat
ter Road an unbroken connection between liz two ter
mini The bridge at Paris is completed, and the
gauge from Paris to Lexington il to be Immediately
altered to conform to the remainder Of the line.
Messrs. Msrie & Kauzs Circular, for the steamer,
has the following remarks:
EEw-YoRE Msrdi % Decsmb-e 1854
Nos derries avis e'aer do Y Der7. los sae IN
tctve pTesque eeues msrque les operations dc Sgass
sus que toates branches lndlsrie du
Ucurenteuepf il lsqt go e-pter &c movement nos y5
duits rexpoItet Loin fere sus coEdsrble qua pa
re. epoqae Psnree derriere go peoi
qui SQUIRE i MONS de reduction La-srun1n
dss dous Iss1eres sycc fEnrope nan9u- can
les rvers de fOuss chose e1sordlnse cee epolue
de PsnIee rurtoa ], ose oouete an cure ch-z nous
eepuis 81 ont Contribute pfoGaIe lue ssanao1
gtDerse dsts les Ensfes ne te4les pHH 'es e''
branches de lndasie sus2eDden elrs tr4vsuT e. !s de-
de niers ouvers oecAsooue Erance sou
france les csss suI toGs les grnds centres
de population
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mauefe prOnoroee movement refot a1j3urd l1 me
nouvte mpuis pa .ue ees norvees ayoas appoees
ras lie steamer Aueics he Liverpool coursn- L. cessation
complete des eNpet desaeces, jone rsc1rosemeut
courage esps fat osperer que il noayee aimee
Dc -e 10 rIosPehe paste ne neverrs gl da
d. suuee II feu renarqoer cue deous tTo5
austes Tea recetfe or oe Cal forns d1psse
era.re a somne de 10 90 De foLds ieiersuX .
que asre celia sufnentson de rencssss Banqle-
sleeve qu' is go. u oherencs e5 1ocJ passee
Ittreur e. dsns u circulation genefae SOFT ca reupsce
uent On psp sot dams lie bnt de thssurser L. me
ia4ue plu6t Gae e confer cssses depAgDe Cote
deuere tendance Sc; dta rsieue e. devs bentb cessr
Les onds Etsts sont devenu rares ct soa toos en- h1u
peu de snssctons Les Vgnie seals on ee e5 sous
hsusse de Pc Les Missouri ont monte Dc q cent
Les actions du hudson River H. ont eprou'1 rne iose
house pr suite de nesocaton complete On nony epunt
Sc bypoheqoe de $4,000 lie novel empnnt de In" X
doute negoce m ih an de 81 pour cent mas
que pon N IN fat phi ies vsleurs
re cheuin semben d, ga lsnsu, Les obiifaons CA
cha ne Overture On chen dsu psTcouIs Nous
rspportons du reste q nOtro baletn eijoint
A remittance of 100000, in gold, was received
from st. Louis to-day.
The dividend Of the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Co. is payable in stock.
n The coupons Of the La Crosse and VI. Railroad Co.
will be paid at the Broadway Bank on the lst prox.
A large sale OF San Francisco City Stock, fire
loan, was made to-day price which showss grow
Ing appreciation bore OF that description OF security
The City of Sacramento has reunited $4,000 to
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co, for the payment Of
the interest and principal Of its deb; due the st
prox.
In making use of the City Telegraph system for
the conveyance Of messages TO various parts of the
City, hes struck us that this system extended TO
the Banks, would be found highly useful. If the
Clearing House was in Geographic communication
with every Bank in he City, there would be great
saving of time and travel, and, in many instances,
great accommodations to dealers. II person had
note falling due of tine whereabouts Of which he had
notice he could, by application at the Clearing
HOUSE. inquire OF every BANK, ana tnus save miles OF
travel. Ii person desired TO know if an offered
check on an uptown Bank was good, he could asces-
tain the fact at The weekly reports of the dis
tant Banks might be telegrapbed to the Clearing
House, and thus save the journey down town OF a
porter. II is easy TO imagine great many cases
| where instant communication between the Banks and
the Clearing House, with each other through the
| Clearing House would be exceedingly desirable.
Such Geographic connection would not be very ex
pensve.
The Chicago Free Press of the 23s says
"To-dsy the last rei will be laid down upon the
main trunk OF the Illinois Central Railroad making
the connection complete between our city aud Cairo.
On the 9Th of January next, regular daily trains will
commence running between the two cities. By the
18th of the same month it is also expected the Galena
Branch will be finished and opened. A small section
OF the Chicago Branch is all that will then remain for
completion of this gigantic undertaking. LEES than
four years ago tho charter for building this rosd
obtaned-uow six hundred miles of it is in
ming order. What more need be said of the energy
and ski of those who have achieved the work
They need no eulogy from us-they have written
for t1euselves-writen il in broad lines
Sta,e-lines that az immovabe as the everlasting
hills.