New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15

which we soppose have brought upon your 6us
sbos you have p.ornedtbs pubic enefpr ses you nave
and carried forward sdded to your vac. snd oynP
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ard integrity ard private character remain unta nl'nea
To your honor'd snd reveed senior pan % ZOE
and kind hesrthe spod ci1en th' deglen @
honest that his years have wexed many ana
ssrte sympsihy To the JUNIOR members your
also wh youto convey the ssufaaees Of our nd ooaae
In the rvent hope the blow upon house may not
aibst the disstsr only temposryfhst you MAJ e
sicily for 5esr- the dese Of those
have tnawn you lorg and we'll
With feeDgs kiud CONSIDERATION allow us 70 subscribe our
john LiAcH Of Leach Gooid.b.
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MErRoPoLTAN HoTtL Saturday Morsins, Jan IS, 1855.
OEsTLEMES Your much valued favor Of fhis date relative
10 lItat calamity which has besen ray bankushoose-
uGe from OF g Lout have lived ablndant
pnd, than myself ther esbpdous of confidence
Iss been Nv aim TO meet that conhdence the
psr, Of blow that those whom have had
cane 10 be made greater less extent,
sufferers by osssophe have not the time no to enter
pension my house. sha publish o. the world tie facts
ara sure hey will show that had good ith
the conduct Of oonespondeas you would not THIS nigh
yentl.u together express sympatho-
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hsuAs Ia hsste. very truly youis. n. d. BACON
To Mssss John Leach 0eor7e p D'ao, 4 Wenel A
Meceery, Aaorhe Abeo' P Msoreey, and others Of
b. Louis
A letter from the Secretary of the Galena and Chi
eago Ralrosd staies that the loss of Ehat Company
by M,ssrs. Wadswor,h & sheldon, cannot by any
possibility txteed $40 600. A letter from Spring
field Illinois, says
oui's gIy W. eEe,;ed heE, BY 3e reported failure Of
Of fnan'ii Agent OF ne Sta de has in hands
about eco OF the strs tnnds for the payment of the
the debt which VAS hue yes erday d' failure VIII
course usp nd payment present. bu only for the
pie,ebt Aside rom the hoed Of the above firm Soo.e a..
then security bond loo ed with the State DeParn.tt as
ty agSSTity 10 the hand. u the aid John wsds
shall all n-s be applied AID paid out aud fully &C
sn to- ps IN & Saa GI " least Hi'o tunes tho
The bond Is signed by i've OF the most prominent and
wealthy either. chicago Who learn ~. not oay perfect.
responsible but wno.e ability TO false the required smeu0
Necessary, Is unqdestoned.'
Mr.. David Leavitt is now in Springfield, and
doubtless, action will be Immediately taken for
the ayineDt of the State interest
ship nent Of 500 900 in gold was made to-day TO
New. Orleans. The prevailing impression is that the
Bank Statement Tomorrow will show general ex-
papsion with specie line OF 600 900 s 500 900.
The estimated and actual receipts Of the Erie Read,
for three years past, sc follows. The estimates
were all made at one time, in Feb, 1881:
Estimated Receipts Actual Receipts.
Yeu Of issl ''.''.'$S!1i S ss t.5niS9
Year Of lSS! ...... S7SSl% s6st1oi
Year Of lS5S....... 4,oeV0 iao,0co
At the end of 1888, the Directors estimated
o. 600 for the then sc al year The actual
earnings were IS $50 $50. The result OF these est
mates should inspire confidence in the estimates
made of the future business OF the road.
The French Government bias decreed that the fol-
lowing articles toe growth Of the Urited States, be
adm, ted by French OF American vessels into France
at the reduced duty Of Sugar under type l. 53f per
100 Hills; Sugar above type l, a6f per 100 kills No
lasses do ST. per 100 kills; Taow, Lard, etc., ST.
per 100 lille. Whale Oh, Isl. per 100 kills.
The statistics Of the Anthracite Coal Trade, To-
gether with the semi. Biiuminous Trade of Dalphn
County, for the last year, sno that the aggregate
supply. in 1854, from all the
Different Regions, w1.............. 81 80 iunA
Supply Of lSS.....''''..'..'.'''..' Slsol'i tHas
Increase IN lsSi.................. 652,ls tana
This increase is much larger than was anticipated
last spring The supply, however, is not greater
than the demand.
At Philadelphia Money is working decidedly easier
Strictly first class paper a, l5elol cent, aHd for
second class the range is from Is to 20 cent. At
Boston also, there is better supply Of Money, and
rates for paper tend downward
SATURDAY Jan s. ltsG
The market svsry sru isr Poe 'as' Of . eos