New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

Of discount from cent, at which wss hxed 90 tns
l54h Of October, TO 81 cent. This 10 mos, uuusuA
Circumstance, The rae at An-terdam for many wears
mat including ire troubled times Of 1917 spd 1873 DOT
having been higher than y cent. The drain OF the
ell er cnue1cy ia causing great Inconvenience. Ine
effect OF the measure the Stock market has been 20
eause a fall Of or p cent: A,.
1.-The privste letters from Paris con'nue favorable,
although they are less buoyant than thoss OF 'ew
days back. The sates Mt, Of the 70 % sno Nn
in tie pext account Of the bullion OF the OF
are various and uncertain, but is expected 70 oevery
considerable.
The u aIket for Silver remains dun and prices are
NJ p,esent LITTLE more than nominal holders being IN.
wiling 10 accept the reduced rates nov onercd. oni
the arrival Of the ne1t nebSy rsmsn unsettled 10
tie mrnnvbile the is the feature OF psuss In the
sbiomen Of Silver from the continent to this coan.r
This feature must be considered favorable ia asmuco
- bs withdraw of Silver from the continent involves
n . transmission Of Gold from this side 10 payment
AT meeting of the stockholders of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company held in London on the 9Th inst,
the following gentlemen elected Directors; In
London-Geo. Peabody, esq, Samuel Quincy, esq,
Ihos Allen Hankey, esq, c. NJ. Lampson, esq,
Tbos. II. Brooking, esq., G. b. Cam, esq, j. w.
Brett, ESQ. In Liverpool-Wm. Brown, esq, NJ. f.;
Geo. Maxwell, esq, Robert Crosbie, esq, r. john
son ESQ.,. II. HARRISON esq, c. " H. Pickering, esq
In Manchester-John Peuder, esq Jas. Duydale, esq.
In Glasgow-Sir Jas Anderson, NJ. p; W. Logic,
esq. Prof W. Thompson. In Paris-Francis p. Cor
byn. ESQ. In the United Ststes-Peter Cooper, esq,
Cyrus W. Field, esq, w. G.. Hunt, esq, II. o. Al
den, esq, Watts Sherman, esq, of New-fork; Prof.
s. F. b. Morse of Poughkeepse; l. +. Maury OF
Washington, D. c.; A. H. Rice Of Boston. In Cam
ads-Hon. John Pose, Hon. John Young Hon. Geo.
+. Curtis. Bankers in London-Geo. Peabody L.
Co and Hankey & Co.
We learn from The Miners Journal, that Mr. John
Tucker has recently visited the Schuylk coal region
for the purpose of perfect the plan, which he has
devised and submitted to the trade, for thorough re-
ORGANIZATION of the entire coal business. TIE Jonrna!
saws There is no doubt that the plan will be adopted
with almost entire unanmity. With the exception OF
one or two shippers-who may yet see the feasibility
of Mr.. fuckers suggestons-all appear disposed to
unite and give the plan fair trial
The shin John Marshall is fitting out at the foot OF
Montague street, Brooklyn, for Bakers Island, IN
the Pacific belonging to the American Guano Compa-
nv She ia sent out under contract with this Compa'
nv by private parties in BostoD and sails c0dsfre as
provided by the law of the last Congress passed Tor
the proteoton of discoveries of guano in the Pacihc
Ocean. SIZE will eail in few days, and the design Is
to return Der cargo across the Isthmus of Panama,
where she is expected to arrive next October. She
Will 90 out in ballast but will take large quantity OF
materials for the Guano Company, to be used in pro-
curing euanc. These articles comprise iron water
tanks, to be kept on the islands; buoys spars and
anchors for moorng ships while receiving CARGO SHOW
els pck.axcs, and plank for road also wheelbarows,
lumber for cabins for the of aborer and perhaps
iron rails and cars for railroad This will be the fret
clearance under the law relative to the guano Islands
in the Pacific The result Of this expedition will be
awaited with interest. We understand that the Com
pany is not in least discouraged by any reports that
have been circulated preudcia to their interests, and
expect to be able to produce, in few months, tangible
evidence of the value of their possessions