The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13
The warrants entered OF the Treasury Dep ,rtmsnt,

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For the Interior department % 9S3 70
war warrants received and entered ..... T4,SOl "a
War repay warrants received and entered. S,705 20
Interior repay warrants received and entered 703 IL
Fer covering into the Treasury from Customs 1296e5 81
At an election for directors Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, held yesterday, the following
gentlemen were unanimously elected for the ensuing
year Edwin d. Morgan, John Dai ii Wolfe,
Ed ard Jones, Moses q. Gsinnell, D. Thomas Vail,
Chester w. Chaplin, Charles F. Pond, William
Kelly, Jas. Boorman, Samuel Sloan, NJ. L. 81 kes,
Jr, Henry A. smythe, William II. Hays. Alta
subsequent meeting Of the new board, the officers
were reelected follows: Ssml. Sloan, president ;
N. L. Sy kes, Jr. cepreside mt Thomas NJ. North,
SECRETARY ]. w. Davenport. treasurer.
The steamship Pacifs, from this port for Liver
pool tomorrow. will take out about one and half
millions in specie. There was moderate dem land
for foreign exchange to-day. We quote on London,
10 o 104 per cent premium; on Paris, 81. Is q
ST. III. There is but fair supply Of FIRST class bills
on the market.
The total sales of lands of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company for the first twelve days in Juns,
amounted to 5000 900, at about the average of the
sales in May. The aggregate for the month Of
May was $572 900, and the sales this month are
likely to be equal to that figure at least. This is
not to be looked at merely as q sale of lands,
but to the effect on the produc.iveness Of the road
these lands under cultivation, which will be
at once, as the saies are to actual settlers.
The American Mill Manufacturing Company, hav.
ing purchased the patent right Of Mr. q. Gardeners
gold grinding mill, have organized for operations
under the general manufacturing law of this State
with capital Of $500 900, divided into 100. 900
shares, at par value OF S. each. The mac line,
the patent Tor which is now vested in this company
differs from all others in the principle upon which
it acts, and it nay prove superior to all Others
That, however, remains to be seen. II ia the inten-
ton Of the company to put in operation at once one
of these machines, and then We shsu see whe Their
is really any bstter than the hundreds which have
heretofore failed to answer the purposes required.
The expectation OF cotton goods from Boston, from
January to June 8, this yea, amounted to 1885
packages sgans. O76 for the same time last year,
and 3s 604 for the same time the year previous. II
is said that manufacturers show but little anxiety to
realize, aud many of them prefer holding on for
higher prices.
movement is making by the friends Of the Con-
cord and the Manchester and Lawrence railroads
to Rave act passed BY the present session of the
New Hampshire Legislature, authorizing the uniting
OF the two corporations, and there is but little
doubt that the application will be successful. This
result would make great saving In the expense of
operating the roads, and will cause great advance
in the stocks Of both roads, more especially in the
Manchester and Lawrence.
At the late session Of the Massachusetts, Legisla.
ture charter was granted to the Bank OF Mutual
Redemption, the object being to establish new
institution for the transaction Of the foreign money
redemption business now carried on 30 successfully
and proAtably by the Suffolk Bank of Boston, the
stockholders Of the new institution being the warrior
banks which have their notes redeemed in that city
circular has been for warded to each Of the banks
in the commonwealth inviting hem to be repre-
fented at o meeting to be held at the fremont
House in Boston, on the 2lst instant, for the pur
pose Of consulting together to the best means Of
putting said bank into operation under Its charter,
end as to the best manner Of conducting the bust
ness fer which the charter was obtained. The
Boston Trdueller eaJs:-
At present each bank deposits In the Suffolk Bank,
i.e 81 interest sum ranging from 500 to ooo
the ps OF other banks they collect and redeems
their bills which collected The profit accrung to
quite large It is proposed now TO have the various
banks enjoy this profit IL Is question whether the
banks BY the Suffolk, and whether the sssts Of The
public and the associated banks win be a. we'll secured
The gross earnings Of the Milwaukee aud Missis-
sippi Railroad Company for the first five months
OF 1866 amounted to sl9o,79o 49, against $3.50 2so SO
for the corresponding period the previous year. In
crease in five months this year, s6O,520 90.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and watertovn
Railroad Company since the opening to Ooone
mowoc, thirty miles, have been s32.s4s 81.
The trattess for the holders of the mortgage