New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
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WrpsEsr,.Y. April SOP. NJ

WEDSEO,yY, Apru SV-''
Tn. large shipment Of specie to-day had depres'
tg effect upon the stock y.arket which "ss nS
~ greater activity in loana Some of the BANKS 'lu
60. o,,;csd % call in portion Of Their loans
.~S..;,o g. ,b;s .h;pnept Tae changes IN pnoe7'
n.r.,.r we're not ceserally important anu "' Va.
,'.,h.t recovered somewhat from the lowest
-. .sa ..sed firm. The Unexpectedly large ar-
III =, gon by the Illinois bad the effect OF reasurl"s
NE street .,..o5 =, abo,, r,eviops
.,:e. INT fat With some bills over offered at sght
Lin. The busness has been large; Sterling, 9alO
y cent; FrGncs, 5.lsia5 lot.
The Freight Markets are qnet. To Liverpool,
sooo bush Grain at 4ld in ships bags; 1000 bbls
Ilour, ls Sd 500 bales Cotton, Is Sd; l75 tnns
Tustc. l5..; and Is cd a 2s. for Rosin To Rotter-
dan, 500 bbls. Rosn, 3s.
.he Bank Of the State OF New-York has declared o
s.miannual dividend of cent, payable ON the 2oth
Of May.
The Nashus and Lowell Railroad a emi. annual divi
Ssnd Of 4 v cent.
The interest maturing May on the Second Mort.
rsge Bonds Of the Junction (Ohio Railroad also ON
Huron Ccusty (Ohio) Bonds, will be paid r' the Office
Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Co. oary, No.
Is William street.
The coapons of the Second Mortgage Donds OF the
Beneville and Illinoistown Railroad Company due on
the lst of May will be paid at the office OF the Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad Company, No. le william
street on or after that date.
The interest on the Second Mortgage Bonds Of the
Flushing Railroad Company due May lst will be paid
by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of this city.
A meeting of the New-York stockholders of the
New Haven and New London Railroad Company was
held this evening at Blanchard Hotel. The object of
the meeting was to consider the policy of constructing
q branch road to Stonington, leading to Boston and
Providence. About forty persons were present.
Thomas Tleston occupied the chair and Mr. Msrbury
was appointed Secretary. The advantages OF the pro-
posed route descanted upon i'll some speeches of
hessrs. Blackston Noyes and others. II was con-
tended that the advantages to be secured by the route
was less cost in grading and gain in point of time
and distance.
The following resolutions were adopted:
DIE ss' of n tine tine . and Ne Loadon Rsfosd
Company well public convenience aud necessity impea-
Of railroad between New.Lon don and stODinston
T.on aal SoSsT y std
e New Hs,en and New London Railroad aud other citizens
Of in :Seh manner as ney IN may aee
Be held this day week at this place
The meeting wss preliminary in its character, and is
70 BE- succeeded by another meeting at future date
when is the will be larger representation
ofthe stockholders present.
We have been furnished by Mr.. Jacob Runnell with
The annexed statement of the business of the Sub
Treasury in April:
April l. 1856, By s725i,9a7 o5
. Receipts during ;he month"; soo,.o,.,o
On account Of Customs. ......'.. %Ss7SW5 II
On account Of Patent Fees.."..." 6,ig6 y
On act of PostOffce Department. 174,62 q
On account Of Miscellaneous fJS9S 40 8OJ'OH %
Payments ............... sl2,75s,Ooi oa
Post oaee Drafts ......... 2OlI0O 24Ola2 AZ
April 80 1856, B, Balance s95l7g7l 06
BY Balance, Cr., Dsbnrring Acc'ts 295gOl % oo m
By Receipts during the monh...' l392O7s 81 $3.50 80
To Payments '''.''''''''''''''''T Ti''~roo 10
Balance. ,853 4l 80
py Balance Credit Interest Account. sn34 6s
To Payments ~'''ff ~
Balance e............................ s,597O ls
BY Receipts for Customs in April 1885,. SS979C75 z
By Receipts for Customs in April 1855 2ol5lSi oil
Incre... in April, 1856 ........... si,99s4 II
Cr Bullion and Expense Acct for Assay Office. *Ss445O OF
BY Coin received during the months MoSUS oa,o,, N
By fme Bars do. gold and silver SSJS IL zzo'o ~
t.l..............................$ SO s2i,57e 2s
J, DO FDe RSI. .. aiasa6 ao-2si5s7 81
Balance. 81 I,579, ,aOl 81
Coin in hand in Assay oaee Sse S7S 1870 90
S;'sSsS Bss. in @ Tas sa s359 90, >,
Total .......................$I4Ss,ss ,ss5 81
keto fork, for the Month esding Apra 50, 1855.
Deposit. of oo.a............ O'n'" ..sssss Ps'ss ..
roreien IONS, .'''''''''........... 1900 %
Foreign Bullen.
uuited States Bullion ........... 4s5 so 90
Deposits Of fsAver.............. l5.6sw
Foreign Coins
Foreign Bullion. ....,............. 900 20
United States Bullion CONTAINED n
oeiol'''''''''' S,fo0 %
Total Deposits payable in Bars. 4s5ooo
rossi Depost. payable in Coins. 7sao 90 5c7co %
S"u pe's s.eHI Bf16l9 -
Transmitted to u s Mint, Phls
delPhis Cor Coinage .............. 6a525s 9s
The Africa to-day takes out 81 ,O4, 55s in gold We
hear of Si50,OOO in gold engaged for Saturday
Against these shipments have about 81 900 600 by
the Illinois. The shipments above have caused some
activity in loans but no one appears to anticipate any
strngenoy. The supply to-day sufficient bat the
changing of loans kept some large borrowers quite
busy.
The Illinois briggs about 81 935 900, of which
Sl702757 came to Panama by the Golden Age
en- 9l6 by the CerteE, and ell7,47s by the Uncle
Sam This is a much larger amount than was antCi-
psted In addition te this amount, the Panama Rail-
road Company brought over their road, for English
account s45l 957 in god and sl5l 9a4 in silver. The
annexed official communication from COL Totten shows
that he intends to be prepared to suppress any future
riots:
EyGIYyER's OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD,
AsPINwALL, April 20-9i Pm. }
DAVID HoiDLEY, P,esideat, Sc
The passengers ex Uncle sam have Just arrived al
this place. All is quiet at Panau'a. The TRANSIT may
be considered as safe as it has ever been In
riot lEef 4 al a