New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

81, 1855, is
DeTosits Of Gold *l1i9'OO "
foreiSn Cons. s.s.s.sssss.ssfst' - ~
United States Bullion tof which
p.ro.. II g... Ian, .. 1870 90
Frrtign Coins.s...s...ss...s..-.... 100
United States Bullion cont in gold 1890
Total Deposits payable IN Bar. 81 ,722OOO
Total Deposit payable IN Coins l8,iOJ- $l7o,lO0 %
Cold Bare Stamped 1862 u
The Philadelphia Mint statement for July is as fol-
lows:
Deposits Of Gold for 'he mon'h..........s12l $50
DeIcsts Of Silver for the monh.......'' 5000
Entire deposits f,r the month ........... s65z3O
The gold coinage wholly in double-eagles and gold
doliars amounted 70 only s2sO,3sO. The silver coin
age, wholly in quarter dollars, was only $3.50 900.
TIE total number OF pieces coined during the month
was COS, 1885, Of the value Of s43G, $780, Coming oper
atoms were suspended On the 2ls nst preparatory to
the commencement of the alterations necessary 10
make the Mint building freprooE II win be seen
that long gold shipments continue, and the Cali
Gonia receipts 60 into bars the Philadelphia Mint be-
comes almost an entirely useless institution and the
expense Of sustaining it might as well besaved.
The steamer from Boston to-day took S6l6,5 500 in
gold of which s4s9 600 went from here. Mr. Bel
mont sent s36s OOO, VIM. Hoge Co. s6s 900, J. 81.
Stusr; s53, 600.
The Manhattan Company has declared semi-an-
pual dividend of4 cent, payable on the 10th nst.i
the Bank Of the Republic 5 q cent, payable on the
18th inst the Brooklyn Bank 2 cent, payable on
demand; the Fort Plain Bank y cent, payable on
The ith inst the Elm Bank, New. Haven SEMI
nusl dividend of y cent, payable on the 9TH inst
The interest Coupons due this day on the Cleveland
and Mshoning Railroad Company will be paid at the
office Of Ward Campbell a. Co., No. ~ William-st
n L.. Hi 49, .t-ar
nual dividend of y cent.
The business at the Clearing House was Sl5,66s 900.
The only new feature to-day in the Mechanics Bank
matter is a card from Mr.. Knapp stating that any
"Tepors or statements affecting its assets aud iabi-
cites are entirely groundless, This is true with re-
gard 10 the present institution Tie funds in question
belonged to the old Bank before it's reorganization,
and if Mr.. Edmonds owes anything, it is an abuud-
antly good claim and will be much gainto the new
Bank. The stock however, sold yesterday at ! 2
cent decline. Ma Edmonds in the street to-day.
The esrd of M Knapp did not meet public expectation
and the sentiment Of the street evidently running
In favor Of Mr. Edmonds, and against the Directors.
The impression is very general that the deficiency in
the interest money was caused by payments made for
political services rendered to the Bank and for which
OF course no vouchers could be obtained. We hear
the statement renewed to-day that Mr. Edmonds will
soon fully explain his position in card to the stock
holders OF the Bank.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly
ton sale II Stocks and Bonds will take place to-mor-
row, Thursday at l2l O'Clock, st the Merchants Ex-
change. On the list will be found 400 shares Lake
Erie, Wabash and St. Louis Railroad, hypothetical.
The Directors of the Hilsboro and Cincinnati Rail
road Company at a special meeting held at Cincinnati
the eth ult elected Noah L. Wilson, President in
place OF Samuel b. Keys, Esq, resigned. Mr.. Wilson
il will be remembered is the President Of the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad Company. These two Com
panies were united a few months ago by a perpetual
contract by the stockholders; the terms of which
secure the value 10 the securities OF both COmpa-
nice. They viii now be managed as road, and by
one President and one Superintendent The two
Companies have in operation III miles OF finished
6rstelass railway in forty days the Marietta Com
pany will open twenty additional miles, and during
the Autumn TO Athens, being within 81 miles Of the
Ohio River al Marietta. 1t expected that railway
connection will be had between Baltimore and Gin
einnat, by this route, next Spring. This will be the
shortest line from Cincinnati to the sesboard at Bat-
more by seventy miles. The work on the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railway is being pushed forward with
great energy. This is one OF the most important and
commanding railways in it, geographical position in
higher degree all the elements of rs6e both in freight
and passengers.
As we minated some weeks ago, the Superinten-
dent Of the Bank Department has decided that The
Banks holding securities in the Department which are
over due, cannot be allowed to let them remain with
out interest. Mr.. Shoemaker has just issued the
annexed circular 10 the Banks:
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July 30, 1855.
The Stocks n Quired by the General Banking Law 10
be deposited with the Superintendent as security Tor
the Circulating notes issued under IL to the several
Banks and Bankers are, in all cases, to be stocks OF
This State or OF the United States bearing an interest
Of sik per y annum, 70 b made % DC equal 20
stocks producing such interest.
hold for the - s. OF stocks or revenue cerun-
Gates past due and drawing interest. You there
fore required substitute for this amount such other
securities the law requires, or TO make the same
equal 20 stock bearing interest OF = cent an-
nun by further deposit of stocks equivalent TO 6 9
cent or one years interest on the amount thus ma
tured OF, your account viii bear such reduction
10 return and cancel such of circulation as
would be equivalent 10 such interest. In your case
The amount required woud he g.
This thould be done without delay.
n scHQQNAAEER, Superintendent