New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
- dollar wac ever paid BY him or sny 'N'
sach a purpose. Very respectfully KNAPP.


Hessrs. Furnham & Durani' conuss,'i ~, -ae
- e. nevcuport. lows, 70 Council 81 IL. are
80 Tho ,york with gTc. vgoT. N .uficca.
r.s,e,e The Road from Daye-r ~, 70 Iowa City.
.hor, ,milee has already been sat farFard, and he
ding Of that portion weD A. Of much a. IS be
yond Iowa City is nearly re sly for the superstasc-
ture. The read WILL it is telievod be IN operation 20
Iowa City In Decembe-. next. Contracts haze been
made for thirteen .rst-class locomotives, " which
twelve are beng Quilt by Messrs Breeze 4 Kueeand
Of Jersey C'y. Two engines already on the road
The CON- actors have speLt about million snd nan
Of 2lsrs on the work. II passes through one OF inc
most fertile and beet settled pass Of Iowa. and prom
ises 70 he valuable road not only for its stockholde-s
but as seeder TO the Chicago and Rock Island.
Thesis plan in agitation for constructing sup
Caral from Georgian Bay Lake OD,ario, and rom
all accounts II meets with considerable favor from
Barrie to No.tawasaga Bay the work cJrd 90 con
dncted with little difficulty. The main oos'acIes 10
ne whole ray are the ridges near ths houahd hFei,
which rise to the hight Of go eet ABOVE the 'oFo' %
Tals simcoe. There il, ii is stated, 10 stream Of
water in the negbborhood OF sufficient size 20 supply
the canal and locks over these ridges, excep; Basam
Lake, and that is at such distance as TO make tie
necessary expense too great. The surveys have not
Vet been mace, uoNtNfl, II ~ - JN'c~
with any degree Of accuracy which will be the best
and ess expcnsve route Shou the engineers decide
upon cutting through the ridge they will be able take
advantage Of ravine which traverses it, and which
will afford track for the anal From the ridges to
Toronto the descent IL gradual and easy. Their re
ports ss to The probable expense will probably decide
The matter.
Tho business at the Clearing Honse sl5 200 0o0
The movement among the interior Banks for the
establishment Of Bank Of Mutual Redemption IN
This City is going on fsvorsbly plan has been
sdotted and sufficient number Of Banks have joined
tbe arrangement to secure the establishment Of the
Institution. Mr. Cuyler, of Batavia, it is supposed
will be invited TO take charge of it.
The foreign advices have given fmness and some
sctivity 10 Breadstu but Cotton dull Sales Of Fl ur
have been made for October and November delivery
at e.. Wheat was in fair demand at rather better
prices and Corn with sales 100000 BUSH, advanced
&C. The Cotton statistics OF the season are thus given
IN Mr.. w. p. wrghrs Circular for the steamer:
The consdoiory, mainsiniag that 100
much rain h1. sp other, cha, he crop Ee'y
any dAsge and may therefore be inferred tha Is he ap
Of Angus which ,euses many Of the reports
COTTON wen knOv that rains August would be very Injurious
tn present ndton o the plant which Is large in sire and
One bale q Cotton was received in New oresn, from
I7e y % bale received in Galveston, Texss on
The 18Th Ut elsed Good MIDI ing ard shipped 70 NewOr-
lesns where would arrive he 9Th The earl est receipt
Cotton year In New Orleans from Texas on me
18th July two bales.
def receipts compared with last yser now
stands Il 600 bales aud will not dteI much from ms eNt
~eek. The export Great Britain for the week shows sligo
gain bales which however viii
B. week. then compare with export
bales To France there has been ported
OO against 600 week last year, and the ia
which In the middle Of June l 900 has de-
ened 20 and the total export shows deficit OF 1000
bales stock ia al the ports including All on
shpboard cleared compared with The same time last year
l. 81 COO bs.ea and Ia interior markets 5000.
70 ognE abatement Of the movement 10 cotton since
t Let Of September last compared with the previous three