New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

protest on ts notes, Dut not lot WANT OF Iunus Inc
annexed Geographic dispatch, which we find in The
DAILY Press of Chicago explains the matter;
ATLANTA, GA, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1854
To Gro. SMITH Co; quantity Of notes were Ps.-nted
nine dollars At cose of banking hours the oa
urcuned was protested We advised by the best legal
We Told W .sbbupe to bail 5. C. HlGGISsoS, President.
The IndtpcndeHt states that il has information that
large purchases of beadstuis being made in this
country by II e French Government.
hessrs Fearne Donegan & Co. Of New Orleans
have resumed business.
The business Of the Clearing ouse 81 -, O00
The Money market was comparatively easy to-day
in the Stock circles although the demand is st active
at high rates but not the extreme rates of the early
portion of the week. Stock loans : 0lO e. cent
The impression is general in the street that the Bank
STATE ment Of Monday will show considerable con-
traction in Loans Deposits and Specie. The actual
decrease in loans estimated by parties a. high
as two millions OF dollars, althOus the average may
not show as much. The specie line is generally placed
at ten and half millions large portion of the loss
having gone into the Sub Treasury and the interior
We have been receiving gold within q few days from
Boston Phi sdephia and Baltimore, but not to any
important extent The Nicaragua boat brings over a
million of dollars on the manifest and the Panama boat
will probably have as much more The shipments OF
the week promise 10 be light. We hear OF nothing
going on Wednesday, and the Bremen boat on Sstur-
DAY is not favorite boat with shipp's.
Commissioner Minot, Of the Pension office, has de-
cided that the forces employed by order of the Secre
tsry of War for the purpose Of removing intruders
from the Cherokee lands in 1923 and 1924, are not
entitled to bounty land under the act Of 81 March
1855 as ii is shown by the record that they were not
called into service by any State or Territory, and
were not neaged in any war during the years desg
mated
1t is stated that the creditors OF the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad Western Division hsve agreed to
extend their claims two years TO enable the Directors
to complete ii, and that the surplus earnings should,
meantime, be applied pro rata 10 the payment Of
debts due by the Company The new subscriptions
raised, with other means TO be applied 10 the con-
structon and completion Of he rosd are said 10 be
ample
The Anthracite Coal tunnsge is larger this week
than last by 4,3s tuns The shipments by the three
lines reach for the week 2s PIC uns and for the sea-
son 1852 269 tUns, against l52 tuns to the same
tine last year. The Reading Railroad Company
brought down for the week ending on Thursday.
$3.50 tuDs, and for the year 7s9 l73 tuns against
l,623, 2O3 tuns TO the same time last year. The
ocnOs'Aih NAVlIatlou NVnlPsnE IOi TIT heeA ehuIhg
on Thursday brought down 32,37i TINS, and for the
season to The day 500 493 tuns against 7o5s3s
tuns 10 tie same tine las, year. The shipments o.
coal upon the Lehigh Navigation for the week ending
with Saturday last Il 322 tuns sgsinst 80 342
tuDs for corresponding wSk las; yesr; for the season
9l3,6o3 tuns against s64lll tuns to the same time
last year increase 70 592 tuns The msrke, shesvy.
TIE commercial advises from California are DO: