New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

The albany Argus sta es that the Of the mayor
and common council of the city Of Auburn against
Simeon Draper has been decided in favor Of the
plaintiffs in the sum Of s63,973.
We learn that the city of Dayton, Ohio, has failed
20 meet the interest its bonds due on the lst inst,
and payable there for the reason that "there's no
"money in the treasury"
The business Of the Clearing house to-day was
els, 600, 900.
There is no gold as far as we can learn going by
She steamer tomorrow Bars are unstable, and there
are already orders in Assay office for s356oOO of gold
coins including $50 900 which were deposited by
bullion broker received by the steamer which arrived
fortnight ago. AL the gold by the Empire City will
probably be ordered into coins, as the shipping de-
mand for bars is over. There will probably be some
further shipments by Mr.. Belmont out the purchases
were made by him some time since and the bars are
mostly on hand. The Empire City brings 81, 395,s32,
which, with the s46l 900 by the Northern Light and
the 100000 of government drafts, makes the entire
semi monthy remittance over 81 100000, not incud-
ing considerable amounts brought by passengers.
This is satisfactory receipt, and we shall probably
retain nearly all of it in the country will have very
favorable effect upon the money market. Gold also
continues to flow in from Boston and the South.
In regard 10 the new Park bauk' are understand
that merchant of high responsibility has consented
10 take the presidency upon condition that the stock
subscription is made up to $500 900. To this he will
add $500, 900, making the capital million
The money market is reported to-day as being de-
cidedly easy in the stock circles. Rates of interest
have returned to the legal Limit aud the supply ap
pears quite equal to the demand There is no change
In rates OF paper Some fears entertained that the
loans might be disturbed by calling in OF funds by the
Farmer Trust company for the payment of their ma
tured bonds the goth inst, but we understand this
money has already been called in. The payment will
be abou, s6Oo, 600. About $4,000 was renewed by
The holders IL Holland and small portion of the re-
mainder will be ieinvested here
Mr.. Corning, who Is in town preparatory TO sailing
for Europe tomorrow, doubts the truth of the rumor
alluded TO by yesterday being current in Albany
that he intends esgniDg the presidency of the Central
railroad.
The governor Of Pennsylvania signed on the 9th
Inst the bill passed by the last legislature respecting
the charter of the Erie and North Eas, railroad CON-
psny.
cargo of aour has been shipped from Baltimore to
20 oH the Panama railroad to CaIiao.
The governor Of Pennsylvania, by advertisement,
invites bids from capitalists for the purchase of the
public works of the State, viz the whole main line,
including, lst The Philadelphia and Columbia rail
road. Cd. The canal from Columbus to tho junction
at Duncsns island. Sd. The Juniata canal, thence
TO Holhdsysburg. 4ih. The Allegheny and Port
age railroad Including the new road TO avoid the
Inclined pane) and 5th. The canal from Johnstown to
Pittsburgh Bids will be received until the 24,h Of
December next.
The Ledger says:
AS low as anthracite coal now is, compared with
last years prices, there is every prospect that VIII
be lower next year. New miues are opening and the
facilities for bringing the produce to market are daily
We hear most hatterng accounts Of those Of the Ms
hasoy region. The supply Of eoal 10 large, and the