New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15

poeits Of Tin have been made and company 'ofmeo
TO work the vein This s important, II the statement
should prove 10 be correct Several companies nh'e
also been formed to work Copper veins IN Hope van
Business in San Francisco had been fairly active win
an Improvement in the prices OF some articles oil mer'
cbandjse. The Money market was easy. me snip
ping List says. .-..,., ,o,,, .,
w. have but few items Of interest in financial pom, o.
view present in our i'ne to-day H.nsy s.n for con.
Siderable time past although there appears 70 Be sar Gus
70 Pm han to use L in loans the time the
let safely be noney 10 sny extent
and without any difficulty ,...o,s
Dust still to come in slowly Tor the same lessons
70 which alluded before VIZ; the 'cshy suppy o'
S.,, In the fumes di'ches and the, a. the same Tune
curious delay the fall Of tine rivers TO the pon wnn
Mining can be protably carried From letters eeeivsa
from various points the mining districts we learn that where
the expected 70 be into the beds Of Ins strains oy ~
ius,-a very serious delay At the same time many OF ne
aueleadins one: at ihwss 80 d 'sa ns .sow.. have
sawcyer fallen ALREADY the remote part. Of the mountains
and have no doubt that matters VIII oeeh - 'A W
within very few weeks"
Considerable excitement exists in regard to the con-
tnued nOnpayment of the State interest Inc circular
Of Messrs W. L. Coleman e. Co. says:
There has nothing Of much interest in hnsncth point
view occurred since our lat review me man VIZ" H. Sac
Debt was still unpaid in NewYork Palmer COOK 20 Ra9
hed card here after the receipt OF tne r', thew ,sed
that in the Interim between the sailing Of steamer from
New YORK the interest paid bat Il seems that II was not 10
much for Palmer Cook Co.'S promises pretty generally
believed mere that the house bankrupt and there appears
t have been made il is by the State Treasurer
for retiring the coupons upon The aee ana v" 81 the State
will not be placed the power Of political gambling SHOP
which is all in that the pseudo banking house oil rme
Stock there hss little done worthy Of note and
prices are unsettled that is not only difficult but impo'
bic 10 make any reliable quotations s..,
The supply of Money abundant and in excess oil he de-
,ibe At 2d2. y cent and upon ps.habe goods
AZ 9ds y cent The demand for Bars tor shipment BY TINS
steamer bay S aF Up @a Bars Themes. e readily par
TEe receipts Gold Dust at the Mint from Aug TO Aug
6 was 7 SS o. showing falling of Of about ~ y cent wneh
compared the deposits of the preceding fortnight Inc
supply OF Dust from the country has evidently ob pnt
however, received from the interior mas gone
into the private for bars instead OF being deposited
There has been received from Mexico and South America
norton Of which was for shipment direct China We know
Of sales of Mexican dollars ~ cen; premium ana
800 Mexican and Patriot douboons cent premium Oh
THE export of Treasure from this port for the year thus far
Export first months, ls5......+@ aSe es
Shipment per steamers Aug 4......''.'' lSo"''io
ro,,, sor rho year 70 Aux ,...........s $50 1886
We commend to the stock and bondhoders OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company the annexed inter-
estng letter from the Land Commissioner of that Com
pany Mr. John Wilson:
CHICAGO, Monday Sept. l. 1856: },
GyNrIENgy: By the report this day communicated OF the
OF this OF the Companys service for the past
month II will that the land sales including town
lots have amounted to 1881, IA %. , ,,r. -,
severity OF the weather last WINTER shu
Sprng materially nerfered with operations ana was
thai these causes combined with the reduction IN TIE
prices of ali kinds of products and the great quantity OF
land offered BY individuals would have had serious enect on
our sales Such however has not been the tact Tor those
sales since the h January last including town lots amount
to embracing 1856 $50 62lo acres disposed OF N
s different averaging il6 5l0o acres to each con-
tract, and $l4 81 per acre.
So far "A am informed could judge, these sales were
uniformly to purposes actual settlement and cultivation ana
NOT for speculstion and section OF country ana OF
none other produce body Of Of greater INTEL
gence industry and thrift than those who have Parchasea
II true that individuals made large sales in the vicinity
Of lands equaing probably not exceeding those ade
by the Company purchasers generally desire 10 get IS near
n. road as possible for the facilities Of transportation and travel
furnished by IT, These supplied the demand far
which would have sought lands but a they have
been made chiefly actual settlers while they thus
with the hand the business OF the ROAD
has been materially BY the transportation and trave
cultivation Of these lands and OF those sold
by u.s. of business will continue 10 increase ~
the settlement cultivation Of the lands along the road are
extended. -,
The extraordinary fertility Of the land and the conveniences
for TRANSPORTING their produce market make theu In my
oniou The best offered and long as they
annually produce sufficient their entire cost as they
now ordinary industry their price or vsne can never
be materially affected by fluctuations in the market.
Yours truly, JOHN WILSON, Land Commissloner
To the Executive Committee OF the Illinois Central haroaa
Company, New.fork.