New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26

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Money Is easier 81 paper TO day a0on' J g cent,
with good demaId Tor frs. class 'Isnature7' ga
CAL. We notice no change, excepting rather more
mor.y Offering.
TIE fcreien advces have fivorably iDflel lcel the
Breadstuif market, atd the )ver grades Of Flour Ne
better Sales Of State brands at 81 10 90 30. Tee
trarsac.io1s are not very large. Holders ot Whe~
are assirg fdvtn ed rs.es with considerable s,.yiy
for Shipping About $4,000 bush sold, ilelud'ng
wl.e Southern A. g. 65Gs 81 t6; I'd d.. 1T 81 -
s. Go; red MlSsukoe at 81 jG 81 80, whie Canad. N
at O. 20, &c Cn is in better supply and ower In
Provisions there Is 10 charge OF nportan'e' lhe
business in Cotton = quite d, bG' the mrtf@t =
steady. Groceries il moderate demand and steady
Tie business Ia Coffee and Tea il ch~lkvd BY mi
Ierdiny auction sales Abvlt 600 Lhts Porio Rlco
sugar sold It -!c.
A Toledo paper states that from Wednesdiy nom
20 Thursdny neon, lss week one hundred reigh, cars
On the Wabash Valley Railroad arrived n the depot.
Part Of the ift GIT Was wheat from Delphi. Ths
road is doing constantly increasing business
Tie business Of the Clearing House Wa e27 90 600.
We hear Of OILY 5000, 600 in gold bars going 70
Boston 10 morrow for the steamer Il = all stPq"d
By Mr. Be- mont. l. = possible the amount may be
Increased BY engagements to morrow.
Mr. Nic,lay sold at suction 10 day lso shares
Ctuqui lmprov'men, Cempanys stock a. $50 50
sla:c, be.rg PORTION of the working cipit1' ot the
Company This .tock was introduced on the books o:
tie Stock Boa!d 10 day by a vo'e OF - To o.. The
prospects OF this Company are very favorable since
tie rtu Of The EXAMINATIONS OF the corps of engineers
Low on the ere und has been received and sup
posed by The officers OF the Company that the stock
would have sold Considerably higher. The annexed
~ & ti..G
ptny has teen prepared by the Board OF Directors:
CHlKlQrl InPRO, yMEST CoHPtSY.
The properly Of this Company consists OF ab)rt one
million and qGl lIt.rof scres % laad, eX crdlug from
til Hsrbor Of Bo as del Tore, on the C,rb 3aa Sea
to tle Pacilc Ocean secured by grants from the Re
pub ic Cf New Granada.
Tie grantees md the Associates were Incorporated
By cbsr er from the Legislature 0f Pennsy lvania for
tie purpose OF tn,blrg item 10 work tbs Goa and
cher mines theic lands; to dispose of ssii lands,
constructing roads, leasing lshds AID mlnes, estao
Ii hrg steamship nee, &c.
kopoTerI reserved to amend the charter without
the runsent of the Company.
nhe lands adjacent 20 the C5riqui Lagoon, cqui-
distant rom San Juan end A-pnSau, coal was found
reaily tlirty ye,rs ago and by some OF the iohs1t
ants there las been used for that lepsth OF time N
working ror.
Sev. raj exa nations had been made by Of praa-
Il a. e4peohce, the result Of which was the invaluable
conviction that the coal formation nexlaustibe.
All these coal lands and ohers, when il was supposed
that coul might be found secuted by the Com
p6ny A practical geoogi-t recommended to them by
Professors Siiman and Hitchcock J. mlGing eugiLeer,
ard the ssery pumbcr OF lab,rers were then sent
out to make explorations and commerce the work
of opening the mines at the most accessible points for
stean.vessels
Tie result of the explorations the fndiog of reg
uar coal bed. strata, of the very best qusty, on
Proper Island, "Spltt Hui, Naiente Point, and
on the " Char garcia River
The isla,d rontams about three thousand acres of
land and the stratum of coal running through 1t is from
fypt tc siX feet den
TIE stratum at Split IIill i. Of the sa ne thickness
that al Vsi. ME Point rather thicker, ana tha
Chongarola River about seven fee. in thickness.
Tie proof is positive,
let. That the mines are insrhdustt5f.
2c. That the quality OF the coal IS uaSurpasssf. The
analysis by Prott Cation shows that it is ali com
busrib-, having seven Per cen. ony OF ashes.
30. The mines are accessible by IS ot the largest
draUstto within ship slHgth Of the prints OF ercar1-
ton. Tpis is shown oy the char pared uaaer tue
direction of the Bgiti.h Admiralty.
4.b. us,ket FOR the sale Of all the coal they can
excavate II uAtout compttaioa IL agdthH tie Com
P0ny.
The coal Low cOnlumed by steamer; RAINING, to As
p1wel AID San juan is sert from Liverpool, New
York and P6adslphis, and costs generally tclre d9l'
lars per tua
Tie Company mine their coal and place ii in
atbotto1ed boats, 1edcy for delivery 10 steG nes, at
q cost OF exceeding - per ton.
Sale. Of i a. 8 per ton Will OF course secure mar
Ike: with tie o"ntis of oil steamers running eIhsr to
AfpiLwai or San Juan, III -ludiEg tne British W est
In, IA Maj Steamship LiLe
The amount of Consumption ct present is about
$50 tors per month. This amount the Company
must srpply TN ess it be considered preferable by
steamship owners to pay s2 per ton for coal insteal
OF purchasing it for e. per ton.
The supplying the rex ular steamers a'One would give
to the Company profit o! SIS 900 per month. AMI
this ,sse does not IIclute the profcs to be derived
sales to Te gular steamers, the ich4btaLs Of the
West lnaia Islads and the Republic fNew Grenada.
Tie consumption of coal on the Pacihc Deem by
The Ga iiona aud c)astiug steamers il about 3, 500
tur er onth, cost less than so, and
generally .25 n tn.
Ihe Goal OF the Chiriqui Company can be delivered
at Pauaua at a co-i 10 Il cm ding $40 Z tun
The Panama Ralroai Company charge - y tuu
frfgh, from Aspinwal TO Psraul; mining expenses
81 b tuo, freight to Aspin vail TO Cnriqu Ia dis
lsnce of about 75 niles SOC. t. tun.
Shou the Company ms they dts!gc to do. establish
depot at Aspinwg and sell Coal there az SIS t. .un,
it would give 70 them monopoly OF the market, ana
9 profit OF s24, 600 per month
Ii the estimates are correct 'and II ID believed tnat
they cannot be cOmba,ted ucces-uly the ret profit,
Of the Company resulting from furnishing the coal TO
the regular steamers alone would be more than
$500 000 pr ablun.
slOO each. OF this sm1uLt the Company have re.
served 10000 shaIes, nearly al Of waich will retired,
leaving little over 10000 shares to represent the
pIcperty and privileges.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Ntr. yo,k Aug 25, 1856
II is stated that the Commercial Bank of Perth Am.
boy Is to Be revived. We recommend to our re aders
total abtLence om It's notes, or that oi any other un
secured one-horse bank II is quite time that |
gone treasures taken to secure the community |
from the periodical puLderins they safier from the cir
cul.tiou OF -hnplasers. Fromthe Jacksonville to the
Valley Bsnk OF Hagersown the public have been
,inzed TO an mmeuse ar'ouut by heaTte-s flanciers
wlo have become rich upon the hard earning Of the
poor For Ion the labonDg man, enechanc aud tue
small tradesman, those who least able to bear it,
rearly all The losses of ,hese bank failures fall Il is
,:,, conn, ..y ,en' measures ver, loo,el 10 p-eveu