New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

stss1ner Arctic. LlvcrI ssei.-...'.
Total fr the -si, = 20
Prev ouG.y reported o-'i% ~
Total hHyss- Z, IS %
slns .,hle ~ ,ss. 81 ~
The exports II meTcnndisc fo- the week are siv'V-~
aea,rst ss4s Os0 same week lac; year
Oar sagaeoas Secretary Of the Treasury has ordorci
s, tho Mint report shall be kept from the pubc until he
has .,en IT, .aan:ly slaA no; be able to pint
fr se.ors days As first sigh; Of caunot be Of the
,.,. ioror.aDce TO the Secretary, presume The Cd
gentleman - standing On hs dignity
Tie payments at tie Clearing House hs Inornng were
sl7oOOOoO.
There was cutie an active Money market carly N INC
dsv tut after clock there considerable eve and
money was freely Offering call Strictly hFs-cle'' pa
ror il in demand 1t 1OGl2 cent, and choice names,
shor. daie, have been done less.
Tie Capron Aquedue over The Saquoi; CrseA' aoou'
three miles from Ut.saso the Chenaneo Canal gave way
on Wednesday afternoon The extent OF the damage
conriderablc ard VIII delay the comncnci1en OF nar-
qntion for several days
Tho Receivers Of the Eastern Bank OF Kllingly Conn,
give notice that they will pay 20 the b1-holders whose
claims have been allowed, dividend of siHty-fve cents
On tic dollar on and after the let OF May 1t IS sai'
a. fey viii b. able to make further dividend at a !l-
tuTo tine.
Tho anhracite coal trade is sill active and prices firm
The shipments On the Lch-h Navigation, for the week
ondpo ON Saturday last q, $50 tuns, and for the
sceson 55sl tuns. The Schnyki Navigation Company,
for The week ending Thu-sdny brought down 22,Io3
tups end for the season l42 5o3 .uns The Reading Ka-
road ComraDy, for the week ending at the same time,
lrouabt down 81 III tuns and or the year 563 800 tuns
The supply from tie scluykA rccon over that brought
down 10 the same time last year. s 10000 s. The l.
high region is still something short of its tunnage to the
same time last year.
II is stated that The Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company has abandoned the intention of purchasing the
main line of the Pennsylvania public works
The Ohio Legislature have passed bill prohibiting the
circulation within that State Of foreign bank notes Of less
denomination than ten dollars.
As the Bonds Of the Lyons Iowa Central Railroad Com
pany having been selling at auction in this City lately at
all sorts Of prices from 90 to co. we annex the following
information in regard to this Road, from Chicago jour
nal:
"An election Of Directors for the Lyons Iowa Cea'al
Railroad held at Lyons on the IAN February ana re-
suited as follows: Thomas T. Davis, Syracuse, ~ l.,
President; Thomas A. Walker, for Des Hoi.es lowa
James II. Cover, Iowa City Iowa John GulbeTis)n,
Upton, Iowa VIM. G. IIauu, Derrick Adams, Lyons,
Iowa: H. f. Adams David Mccartney. Abel Chandler,
Ncw.York; S. NJ. Alien Boston, Hiram A. Tucker,
Thomas Dyer, Paul b. Ring Chle9gG. ,,cov s.....
awe learn from those in Chicago who interested in
ts Rond that il is making good progress toward compile
ion By the LEI Of October next it is TO be completed
fifty miles west Of the Mississippi River The Galeaa Air
Line is to be finished TO Fulton Cy the lst OF August
next making the second point at which Chicago railroads
will tap the Mississippi Our readers already Know mat
tie Lyons Iowa Central Is an extension Of nc Galea
Airline that by the st Of October we shall be IN dI-
rect raiyoad communication with Upton, fifty miles to-
ward The center of the magnificent State Of Iowa
The Harrisburg correspondent of TIE Phdode.PiR
Ledcer under date of the 2Gih nst gives the following in-
formation relative to the election OF the Legislature IN the
matter of the Franklin Canal Railroad:
"Tbe vexed question of how To- whom and under what
terms to dispose of the Franklin Canal Railroad hasai si
Io, c.tlod so far az the senate is concerned. Yesterday
/ ii vi
ment restoring the original Cleveland b' AMI to-day tc
Senate adopted motion to go INTO COMMITTEE 3i ulc
Whole and insert for the pending bal one suDstatlay sn-
liar to the bill amended-thai Is the Franklin kaipGi is
to he transferred the Cleveland Panesvic and Ata-
bula COMPANY upon condition that they subscribe sJyJ-
OOO TO the stock of the Sunbury and re Company Inc
only essential difference between this bill and the one ind
rccily defeated yesterday 10y the adoption OF hc am'nd-
meni changing It's whole character, is tA inc Ste re-
cycs ,be rlgt of imposing of - cents Or each pas
,,ncer and for each tun OF freight passing over The
road The State receives no bonus whatever ana her only
prospect of deriving revenue Is Tie prospect a' some
future Legislature may exercise the power oi TAXATION
/ herein reserved - ., =, >,
bin looking to q temporary adjustment Of this question,
and allowing the Franklin Road 70 remain in the hands OF
the State for the deposition OF the next Legislature II
provdes ior the appointment OF three Commissioners,
hose duty shall bc into and report 70 the next
Legislature the real cost OF the Franklin Canal Railroad
with full power 20 ascertain the same Tue Governor l.
directed after being authcncdy informed of who the
creditors Of said Company for the construction of the Rail
road pay 10 them the ne; amounts received under
the Iro, sons of the bill iorfciiing the Franklin Road
passed last January which payment L. to be taken into
account when final settlement Is made. The bl pro-
poses nothing further than this temporary arllng emen
I'm case the bl fails in the House which has already passed
the senate. this bill may be acted upon The senate felt
more inclined 10 dis OF the whole subject finally
AT Philadelphia the Money market continues stringent
Strictly frst-class paper goes al 1913. T. cent and
sccoAi i-cass at from - TO Is = cent.
Money continues to be quoted at from 10 l2 cen on
prime oabe paper bu; the tendency OF the market for
few DAYS past has evidently been more favorable 10 boI
rowers. On call money is Offered more freely a: from
/ 9Gl2.
The Directors of the Copper FaY Mining Company have
lust pubscd their annual report together with the port
of the Superintendent. Mr. Samuel w Hill. No pains
have been spared to develop the r veins owned BY the
Compaay The whole quantity of masses and barrel work
shipped during the years le52 and SO was as follows
In ls5e barrel work $4,000 ibsi masses, 46o2 bs.i
amount of pure copper 1851 lbs per ccntagc of yield
-. In ls53, the amount Of pure copper yielded was
sl,737 lbs per ceniage Of yield, t The assets OF the
Company including the Of $4,000 due May
with copper and supplies al The ine, aoun: 10 Sl0S i-
1ho liabilities CONSISTING cash balance due the TreasIrvr
notes payable and amount due a, the mine, s55 rs IS
leaving balance OF assets over liabilities of s4 O3s 81
Markets e. c sREFpLLY REPoRTED FOR The TRlBUxE.
SArvRpAY Aprl -. 1884