New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
The imports OF the year thus far are about million Of
Dollars behind the tsme period Of last year.

call In psper there i no change The au2P'y is luf
squ-l to The demand aIo osnt Led4fs are rather
boldrg or in boyes % higher ssss ~ Bosom t1e mlf
tsi railer IA re sc,ea; 9a1. p cert At P6uad''hi'
fhere 4 no mBrkt change AT New Orleans, be mike'
carer and Exchange Re advancing This ease has been
partly produced b. the payment from The SAB ife-'uy
there into The Banks Of million and half OF coin unar
transfer sTangemen; by which similar amount VIZ
paid into he Sub Treasury here from the Banks Ihe Sc
r,tary Of the Treasury wishes to accumulate coin 10 the
New York Sub Treasury for the pas menis uoder e Ua'
den ,resty slnsr transfer Of sbout hai mhi'n mas
beeI made from ST. Louis The actual c1n we not In)Vo
in eilher csse
Jye Alta California in the article upon whch we CON
uep,ed Yesterday naes the following eHraordnary rae
ment evidently upon the authority Of he''r' f'inN
Cool & Co
,b. sist OF December there sto5d 70 their credit AZ the
sforen bank TIE Of si2ooo over ani above
he a M uLt Necessary 10 take az these coupons
This amount over aud above the toDOOO required
a nav The coupoBs would make tl32o0) The
"a, /, ~ We stated that the account at tina: very
fine was overdraHn 1880 That the two sa'e-
nept do Lot sgree very closelS mus be apparent 70
The most casual observer As the Bank will probably
make public statement Of IL account with the house
naned We sLal leave the subject at present but We expect
N show hereafter from ma'ra 10 our possession where
the blame iusl, rests in the mater The Governor Of
CaifCTflr communicate 10 ihr JFEctiuS Tue IO4p"H5
lester Of Mos.rs Duncan. sherman & Co
OTFicE ~ DUscAS sHERNAN Co
To HI E,eelerey I'm Big,c,, Gosrrno,of c1lyD1nas
eln We tsie tbe o,'y address yoUr ErcelleneY on
ssbeet Of importance % the Interests Of yoa Soaas On.
fLsrea ofees Of your Goyeranent VIII doubtless -
sS o. s..t Of he Site tefe to ps, interest
In inosr p,,sbe the Cy Of New-Yors u r99rsa,ed
vs n tis rarsly bag 'n5 no,1, p'loa
We isir t ftbst h iesn P,o5eesd by ~
WIZ sy 5. ve DO bO this Of lias' being
Es e m msss ~ p ,Ss ..6 fS Of coa Sns hs ". ss5
tsn raleG peFc, steadily Uoriog 10 pubic o)ndene
% you ss Sat. Tf I'd so IL % S5 ao,
ih9ud p'y iesnison toe COUPONS = o. ths s'
sfy b. orr ely re~spspers and this usly ptso
oysTTs Gown, Si ' st 40 Of II ycaf GOA a sB3
s'b., ss .se s6 esd to Re Ssh s8f soSs
dts VIII poseni seo ssisso careful o.
hsyno nrass Pessni IN The pi.'e1t R9.on o. 9ar on
the uuesBiY may be obliged 70 vt return a1gces ron
Cs'orbs before wing nbunsnen's by witch TINE a. East
DE- ,S,sre.s We ts7e ssau3 TIasirr our h1, pro-
c,n he insi .. ns sss @ wal Ss P59Psy % S & Sl Ma
eSrren,s q N credit Of Cali
S'h' Ne'''' we h'D'' 10 DUSGAN, SHERMAN Co
The public of San Francisco outside Of the political Clique
interested in sustaining Palmer Cook Co.. we learn BY
letters take fthe matter and feel very CRATE
fnl to Messis & Co for their dsinterested endelvor
10 susiein the credit Of iLe State.
The paym-n nis on account Of the Public Debt last week
were sis3 ioc leaving s52s75,772 outstanding.
The Antbi acte Goa trade for the las, week amounted To
34e75 tuns Of which 007 transported the
schuykil Canal and 30Os3 uns by the Reading Railroad
The quantity brought market by the railroad for the
season wss 3O3 rs tuns sgainst 2633Ol tuns time
la't yoor
The Mar, land Coal trade shows the following results
Durr the week ending the 9Th 963 tun passed the
Cumberland Coel and Ircn Companys Rail Dad from the
Fr,sburg region and 922. .o2 tuns the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad from the Westernpor region Aggregate
for the week from the entire region ls5o2 tuns Tor the
year, 2lo7o tuns.
The Reading Railroad has fixed the toll for coal to Phla
depha for the present seaon at 81 20 per tun and the
scbuylk Canal at 10 cents The egbts by canal opened
at the rates fixed by the boatmen 81 20 TO New York aud
60 G. ne 70 Philadelphia from Poitsvie aud Port Carbon.
and corts lees from Schuylkil Haven The Railroad
Company GLOW shippers Richmond only 20 cents per
tun drawback the trade to New York and vicinity this
year and allow 10 cents per ua to the boatmen carrying
coal from Richmond Last year the shippers received
drawback Of 80 cents Per tun, aud the boamen nothing
VIM Lee E,q has resigned as President Of the Rat
l-nd and Burlington Railroad Company and Of the
Trustees Of the Second Mortgage Bonds Peter Harvey
Esq retres al.o from the Treasurersbp and viii be sue
eeeded by Mr. George Gbbens
REPoRr OF FUNDED DEBT OF THE COUNTRY,
ala % Il: y Sson s 1nels .c a "a EsS ari
oue tofogA o0aHtre, o. ihss,m ne s,m y 1sse lSo ,,,,,,
SIR: The following resolution was ad ppsed by the Sn
ate the 4th of April 1858;
the Treasury requested
cure Tar ssesbe and furnish the to the senate
the commencement OF the next session of Congress the folio wing
Tbe aggregate Federal State City, County Rail.
dspcss Of debt held in EaOpo other foreign countries on the
..sS The each of the above descriptions of bonds
In eomrliance with the above resolution I hove the
honor to submit the accompanying documents
letter fiom the Register of the Treasury dated Feb.
rusy y, 1854, giving the amount of federal stock
standing the 3Oh OF june 1853 aud the amount estim
aed then held by fore ners residing ond the bounds
Of the United States.
A general statement of the amount of bonls Of the
several States outstanding the 3th Of June 1853 and
Of the amount thereof held by foreigners residing be
yoDd the bounds of the United States as well a. could
be aceaned according TO returns received the Trea
sury Department from the chief officers of the different
States
table showing the amount of the State Bonds out
standing June 80 1888 the amount of the then held
by foreigners residing beyond the bounds Of tue United
States according to the estimates of winslow Lanier &
Co. the States marked with an asiersk the amount
fsnes seeordns Altman for 1881 and the ouSt
Iss ,nS lsora estate sueeot to N.on in each State
slater sni o. ss smosn, Of bond. Of c'e and cognie
shsn eed e forsne, esens beyond the limits Of the United
state FER a. could te aeraioee aceordag made the
ss.n Drpenert BY The following cities towns and Counties
and trctnsirE some r ported by brokers'
sap raid & ss o he aSSSS' Sss isi thereof sS
belle by foreigners or the StA Of jane. 1853
Atenerel state 0f Insurance Companies
@,es IsisI5. 70 the Treasury DePertment
ment of many Railroad Companies have nds
ssol.s a. Ss I % ass ard Of The s % n q es7a
eisnsis we could sseened on or near June 80 1851
utnt OF 20 many Cans aud Navigation COnPsuies
srhs ssihrssa 'he saouu. thereof held
a1ovht thereof held by eorsisners June So iS5S ~
ei % many miscellaneous Com auies
'se spSSe Pad in aud the thereof hcd