New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

The George Law, from Aspnwa, arrived this morning
with over 900 in Gold besides the amount in the
hands of passengers This will supply the demand Tor
shipment this week We hear that in consequence OF the
limited demand for bars tire dust by this arrival VIII be put
into coin and 90 into the Banks The letters by ule
steamer generally favorable
There appears to be considerable amount Of orders for
the best class of railroad bonds foreign account and we
hear of over 800 taken to day OF various descpoh
which will 90 out by the Wednesday steamer.
Mr. Simeon Draper holds his semi-wskly auction sale
to omonow Tuesday at l2} o'clock
The exnors of Dry Goods from Liverpool to the United
States since May vary but little from the same period OF
last year. much larger proportion, however, is on for
eign account.
Mr.. Charles T. shelton publishes in Tie JonrR0l Of
Commerce the annexed card denying the truth Of the r
mors which have recently been afoat in relation to the
Empire Stone Dressing Company:
GEsrLEnEx: have been President Of the Empire
Stone Dressing Company since October 1888 and the
charges against touching fraudulent issue OF its stock
unquahhedly faise
Those Editors who have 50 grossly libelled and no.
tilted the public of my flight would doubtless be pleased
to hear from me.
yss. To,i iuy 9. IA CHARLES r. SHELTON.
The Supreme Court have dismissed, With costs, the
$500 900 Trust case of the ~ A. Trust Co. against Gra
ham, Blatchford and others.
In relation to the failure OF Willis 4 Co. Of Boston,
The Courier says:
1.-THE failure of Willis q Co., on Saturday, was caused
by the sudden demands them for large amounts OF loans
which they unable 10 respond TO at short notice. al
though they aver that they have property equal to 5000 OOO
more than their liabilities 1t is believed that they VIII be
able TO get az extension from their creditors dDd resume
business again within short me and thus avoid sacri
fees which otherwise might prove disastrous to all con
cerned The firm has been doing profitable business iof
some wears past and has always been remarkably prompt
in meeting its pecunary engagements; but the recent
troubles in New York have shaken credit generally ana
led TO the calling in Of loans at time when IS almost
impossible TO raise large of money pledge of col
aterals. All remit.ances and deposits by Wills d Co.
on the day of their suspension promptly paid out
where they belonged They protected the drafts OF their
correspondents and il is understood they will on with
their regular business
The earning. Of the Vermont Central Railroad or three
years ending 3oth June were:
$5a 5SG 90 +ssi g9i 70 rse,oco %
The receipts in June passed have not yet been ac-
curatey ascerained, but they estimated at the same
rate of average gain asceraned for the other eleven
months of the fencal year
The earnings Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Road for June were 915 against $4,000 in June last
year--an increase of s7,d'2.
The earnings of the Indiana Central Railway, from In
diaiapolis to Richmond, for the month of June were
50: 25O This Road is II miles long. The net earnings
of this Road for the six months ending with June last
equal 10 about a u cent. The Board Of Directors have
voted 10 pass the July dividend neither 70 make cash
nor stock dividend the money has besn used TO i'm
prove the condition ard capacity of the line The bus-
ness on this Road s increasing rapidly Nearly all OF the
stock OF this Road held By parties residing and near
ts line
The first ak months of the present year show the follow
ing result in the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad