New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

The prce Of passage on either of the steamers which
left San Francisco on the l6h was $3.50 in the First
Cabin, sl75 in the Second Cabin and sl2O in the
Steerage.
The State Treasurer Of New-Jesey has given notice
that On injunction having been issued from the Court OF
Chancery restraining the American Exchange Bank at
Cape May Court House from exercising any of the
privileges or franchises granted under the State act
fhe notes will be redeemed at the Treasury office az
Trenton on and after July 20.
The foreign news had favorable effect on Cotton
to-day and there was considerable business done at
an advance Of al &c. p 10 Breadsuffs are lower
nnder the news Flour fell off l2l a 1s2c. Sales of
State at 50 rs slO. Wheat also easier. Corn
was quite heavy at 3d &c. decline. Beef and Pork
are firm.
The commercial advices from Europe are very
favorable An enormous business had been done in
Cotton at better prices Money continued very abund-
ant, and gold was pouring in from all quarters la
two days nearly two millions and half OF dollars had
been received and f6OO, 900 was known to be on
the way from Australia. The previous week showed
large gain Of the precious metals over the shipments
The average stock of bullion held by the Bank OF
England in both departments during the month end
ing the 18th of April ,l6l, being an in-
crease of 81 549, s55 compared with the previous
month and an increase of fs74, 543 when compared
with the same period last year. The NecS of the ed,
received by the Washington says:
1.-THE English funds experienced further rise OF no
less than cent to-day and closed at the best point
of the day. The rise was mainly caused by the re-
duction of the of interest on the June Exchequer
Bills from 2id to 3D. cent per day, and other ind
cations of the increasing abundance OF money coup
led with continued investments the part of the pub
lie which have caused stock to be again III much de
mand for immediate transfer despite the creation from
the new loan. An installment OF 10 v cent fell due
to-day on the loan absorbing the large sum OF t2,4OO
OOO but il seemed to exercise no influence whatever
on the money market, which continues extremely
casy To considerable extent this payment had
been made in anticipation. 0nofourth OF the Gov
ernmcnt loan has now been paid up, amounting to
four millions sterling yet the downward tendency in
the value of money continues unchecked. In the
Stock Exchange money Is 80 plentiful at present that
there is little or no immediate employment for 1t even
at tie merely nominal rate of TO l. g cent on Gov
erent securities. In view OF the moderate require
mtnts of trade and the large arrivals of gold, winch
ere alec retained in this country further reduction
Ia the Bank of England rate OF discount looked for
This state of things produces general desire to IN
vest and all good securities consequently IN de-
mand. AT the same time few sellers Offer and thus
material upward movement is established IN prices,
with comparatively limited transaciohs, ana WIN III
tie speculative aid.
After this date Consols advanced to 81 ael3, being
aP cent Improvement on the last quotations. There
must be prevailing impression in London that the
prospects of peace are favorable. From Birmingham
s mentioned that the suspension OF Messrs. Davies,
ironmasters, of West Bromwich, for 100000, has
been followed by that of Messrs. Toy x Son, tube
makers at the Soho Works, for 100000. In both
cases is hoped arrangements will be made TO avoid
bankruptcy. Several minor concerns have also
stopped.
The Auditor of the State Of Indiana notifies those
holding the circulating notes of the Merchants Bank
at Lafayette, Merchants Bank at Springfield, Greer
County Bank at Bloomfield Government Stock Bank
Mt LAFAYETTE Laurel Bank at Laurel Bank of Con
nersyilc at Connersville, Wabash Valley Bank a
Ioeansport, Bank of I. Wadsworth of Hartford a
Michigan City, to return the same to the Office TO-
cancellation on or before the 18th day of July next
that the outstanding circulation may be determined
as accurately as possible and pro rata dividend
thereon declared Certificates for the amount returned
will be issued and the dividend on the respective
banks paid upon Presentation of the certificates at The
Auditors office after the 18th of August next.
The philadelphia Ledger says;
ave have report by telegraph from Lancaster o
the failure of the Lancaster Savings Institution. The
deficit is stated at $500, 0o0 and the assets al abou
$4,000 charge of embezzement II Is said Is pre-
feued against one of the parties interested.