New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

which goes to London, nearly the amount reported
shipped from San Francisco, viz:
Per Northern Lgh;. ,lelt1
Per illnea sz3.o sz
North 5ItvO
On M.pife...
This amount will no doubt be increased by the quantity
in the hands Of passengers to about three millions OF
dollars.
The Circular of Messrs Hussey, Bond & Hale Of San
Francisco, gays;
Tbe accounts received from the interior Of the State
show that the miners never doing better than they
ere at present Since the middle Of January the weather
has been omnenty prOpOus Tor their operations suti-
cent rain having fallen eord them every facility for
working and al The time at such intervals not 10
render the roads impossible any great extent 10 oOd
their Claims New discoveries OF rich deposits are being
made every day, and in every part of the State Within
the past six weeks diggngs have been opened the
head waters of Russian River stream which takes its
rise in the range of mountains north of Napa and
empties into the little above Bodega A. yet they
have proved very rch paying only from three 10 hve
dollars Der day to the man. but the discovery of them
ablshs in the most satisfactory manner the general did
sion Of gold throughout the whole of the coast range OF
mountains, well as in the Sierra Nevada The most
startling discovery Of gold, however, has been al Iowa
II Placer Co.. the riches Of which almost fdbu-
ous. Although only opened some three weeks snce,
thousands of dollars have already been taken out The DIRT
paying high $500 TO the pan. Gold mas
also been discovered Los Anges Santa Cruz, and
in the coast range about twenty miles below San Francisco
The complete diffusion Of il hroughou the State Is now
considered perfectly established. During the present
month Of April there has been shipped from this port
s7cCOe5l 90. Leaving balance against this year Of
$1,000 ee3 a.. 1hisfaing oil is not to be attributed to
any decrease in the yield OF the mines which are are noo-
riousy producing than they ever were before but
the that the home crops beginning TO exercise
influence in the retention Of gold in the country, aud
principally TO the fact that less in debt 10 the East
at prccut than at the corresponding period Of
last year
Advces have been received by Messrs. Duncan, Sher
Co.. that the City OF Sacramento will forward by
the steamer funds meet the principal and interest
Of the debt of that city, due the lst July in this City
Tie amount, We believe, IL about $4,000.
Abou; $3.50 in specie received yesterday and to-
day from the West.
The determination Of the Insurance Companies here
insure grain in bulk in the foreign trade, will drive
large amount of business to the agencies of English OIL
and TO the English offices themselves.
The Exchanges at the Clearinghouse today were
sl9,eCOooO.
The SubTrcasury has been moved to the new Assay
OGco.
The defaucr ut the Philadelphia Mint is said to be
Mr. Nogus he il understood have left in the steamer
of last Saturday. The amount Of default is much less than
at first rumored and the friends O. the delinquent
will, it il understood pay uf TIE Ledger takes advant
age of this specimen of Philadelphia fnancering 10 in
dulee in The following fling at New-lork:
Notwithstanding there may be no loss our New YORK
nochhors will doubt find in the act an argument
good any yet presented for the removal of the Mint to
hat City.
On the contrary we leave boosting of superior honesty
10 Philadelphia neighbon. The superior honesty Of
the Philadelphia merchants according TO Of their
leading journals drew oway the western trade from New
York this spring and this virtue according TO all accounts
is proving very expensive
meeting of The bondholders, stockholders and cred
itoIs of the Buffalo and New-York City Railroad to be
held at the Astor House on the eth ns to receive the
port of the committee.
The New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
LnXQ IN tnll of
they will be entitled to receive par their portions Of the
reserved stock of the company being share for every
Elk shares standing in their They also call for
insiallincnt of s25 per share.
In consequence Of the arrival OF the California mail
bringing large amount of drafts, there activity
in money this morning, but after o'clock the supply
abundant and the market before noticed Paper in
the street not plenty and if of rselass goes at az
cent. The Banks doing nearly all the short paper
offered.
The loan Of 100000, per cent advertised for
by the City OF Syracuse, has been taken by r. Ii. King
Esq, Of Albany.
In the Albany Common Council, Tuesday evening,
the report favorable loan for the benefit of the Albany
Northern Railroad adopted, and the Mayor of the
city directed to issue bonds the OF three hundred
thousand dollars
Judge Willard referee has decided that the subscribers
TO the stock Of the Albany and susquehanna Railroad
must pay the ns.allments called for.
AT Philadelphia ard Boston the Money market contin-
ues 10 get easier.
The grading on the whole line Of the Pittsburgh and
Seubenyille Railroad is than half finished and that
portion lying in Virginia completed and engine
ming from Steubenvie TO the State line. The remainder
o the road under contract and with the proper
tons may be ready FOR the either in the al early
in the spring. The tanne at Cork Run is within 100
feet of being through The contractors having penetrated
$40 feet.
The Finance Committee of the Board of Assistant |
Aldermen of the City of NewOrleans have reported
ordnance authorizing the Mayor of that city subscribe
sl,5ocooo toward the constructing of railroad between
Mobile end NewOrlesns-he subscription TO be payable
in bonds Of the city for 81 600 EACH having thirty yes
TO iun, bearing an interest at6 cent. q annum with
interest coupons payable half yearly either in NewYork
New-Orlesns.
The quantity of Flour, Wheat Gem and Barley left at
tide water during the third in May in the years 1883
and 1884, y ss follows:
Flour. bbls Whest bush. Corn. baLh Barley bu |
lSb............ilISS lS8S 600 /
1854 ............ 46,acl 1882 2f7J 1855