New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

M s:.......... Isl q Isl g
Total ..............."....."sH ,lll p ~. 'h q
Increase .....sS5fso -
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for May was;
Fox s75as7 70 IoTi n $500 oi
rot.l.............sf57.4 a sA852 oil sEs3ls .
This result, compared with that of the correspond
ing month Of last year, shows gain in favor OF the
last month of ss5,s6l 50 on the Main Stem, and
$500 30 on the Washington Branch-making a total
gain of 500 JO2 10.
The following is a statement of the receipts of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for the month of Mag. As
compared with the corresponding month OF last year,
the sl27 974 nearly equal to 40 per cent
The increase since the lst Of January s633 oIo up
wards Of 40 per cent.
For the month ending May $1,000 -
san month last o@'iA -
Increase..................... SlNSf 81
Receipts Jan l. 1856, toJune l, s5d..s2 lsI s5 81
p, rod last lroto|So %
Increase $e5SOlO 80
The annual meeting of the Morris and Essex Rail-
road Company was held on Wednesday, in Newark,
large number of stockholders being present. The An
nual Report says the business and condition of the
Company for the fiscal year ending May 81,
The receipts amounted - :,
I''V'' y
s8,3s7 81
Two semi annual dividends were paid during the
year. amounting to ca, 454 %. Also, interest on
funded and floating debt, s2i,5si Go.
With regard to the extension OF the road from the
terminus at Newark to the Hudson River, which was
ADVISED by tie last meeting. the report says that
nothing has occurred to abae anything OF the wisdom
Of the advice and the Beard have given their sympa-
thy and to some their cooperation, to the APP
plication of our citizens to the last Legislature.
Though not succt ssful the effort has made the i'm
portance of the apparent, and its uti-
nate attainment more sure.
The following is q statement OF the business OF the
New Orleans Mint for May, fsj6
GOLD DEPOSITS.
c SIT GGld on:::: 8 ~
Total God s5o.lG5 50
SILVER DEPOSITS
Silver Esrted from California Gold... ss Gs -
Total Silver deFost...... 7a' -
Total God and Silver deposits. $3.50 IS
GOLD COINAGE.
900 +90OOo 90
SILVER COINAGE.
10000 half dolIare 3%''V w
Total Gold ard Silver Coinage. $4,000 90
The balance OF the sl20 900 Nicaragua Transit CON-
papy's bonds were paid to-day.
In addition TO the facts given yesterday as having
been elected at the meeting of the bondhoders of the
NewYork City and Buffalo Railroad Company, MIR.
Mann expressed belief tn at during the whole connec
ton between the Pstchin Bank and the road, there
was clear balance in favor of the latter of at least
$50 600 on which not only received no interest," but
was constantly charged with advances pretended TO
be made. The judgment under which Mr. Patchin
claimed to control the Railroad previous to its coming
-. - hait v.t
will Lot hold good in law. 1t was taken by defsut
and Il presumed that the courts viii rule that he
being President of the Dad at the time, had bust
ness to permit such default for his benefit
Of is creditors.
The interest dividend on the capital stock Of the
Delaware, Iackawanna and Western Railroad for the
six months ending the 3ls Of December, will be paid
On the 10th of June the office of the Company, with
interest said dividend 70 that day from the 10th of
January last, being the time for which payment was
deferred.
From The Iudspe.deat
The DRY Goods trade at wholesale las become, as
Is usual at this of the year. inactive; yet tor
the advanced season considerable business Is dong at
first hands. The domestic commission houses have
cor sderabe stocks of goods on hand, but continental
in,po-t.rs have none having sold everything through
the auction room. Jobbers are dong small BUSH
lie S. and at retail very active bushes; Il gong for
ward There is no stinted consumption by the masses,
ably Auction sales over Tor the season.
there i considerable interest evinced with re-
gard TO the extent of the Fail imporations. We have
no reason 70 think they will be excessive Tha. they
will be- large is certain from the ever increasing
b.r of Consumers Leading houses have restricted
their orders from abroad within unqueestiOnably safe
Init: but Others we learn, have given extended
credits 70 their SCENTS abroad, which may may not
b. used a. the state Of the foreign markets shall prove
either ring or falling one.
From many sources Informed that prices Of
u IL. ar~an anAH kaf mat nffT
The return of peace in Europe has added much TO the
activity of trade and commerce. The wants OF Russia
alore which country ha. bsen out OF the French naE
ket for some time, snd IN which Ahe l. usueAy .arse
customer will tend 20 raise the price Of oil French
iabrcs Certainly lower prices Of foreign goods are
not anticipated generally.
Reported failures, suspensions, assignmenisiNc for
tie week
Some tire si,ce, Thomas Allen, trader IN Bound
BrSok, n j., disappeared nysteriously. tie las not
since been beard Of and the property be left has al
been sold on account Of creditors. The proceeds are
now il the lands oil tie officers, and will pay ~ to -
Brown & Eggle.top, Oxford, n. Y, have made an
assignment
PEletus Hoy;, ye.per n. y, hss made an assign
ment. ~
Wm. W Long, Philadelphia stopped. Liabilities
Mrs A. f. Wsrisld Phila ielphia, failed. Labi-
ties si5,oOO; VII be sold olt By the sheriff on the
9,hipst.
J P. Sar;myer, Columbus, Ohio, assigned TO Elias
FREIio. 4 Co, Cleveland. Ono. have made al
assguuer..