New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
bu. on the is of August, Attico will be reached .
noirt Of much importance. The following Is COPY OF

poiLt Of much importance The following 10 'oPJ I"
a ,.l4era. HE dis,atch received this morning:
"Tbe Wabash Valley Railroad was oPehea yester'
day to La Fayette completing 2o2 miles from Toledo,
lWes), and leaving only 40 mules ION which 20 cent
Of the work is already done to be completed
4 meeting of stockt olders of the late kncker-
booker Bark was held last evening TO consider the
ALLEGED e1orbtant bills Of the Counsel TO the he
ceiver-slO,o2o sc having been paid him from the
Bark, and $3.50 95 from the Trust Company.
Resolutions were adopted asking the Receiver to ap-
point other counsel and meanwhile Mr. Shannon was
spr ONT. counsel to protect the interests OF The stock
holders.
The Indepeadent gives the annexed LIST OF failures
for the week:
RT Besworth Augusta Ne, assigned
%. G. Currier Waiham Mas, IA led . =.
J. B. Lrcs, Providence R. L. Is beng sold out under e'
W. W Jope.. New Haven. Conn, assigned; ....
Cstct swan Brooklyn n y, are settins AZ my esn,:
Colder PeuEhkeeP'ie N " assigned to Dui'ey BAIT
Moore 4 Rrown Lockport " Y, failed and sold on
80 Wells, Riverhesd, N: Y suspended,
". NJ. D etinson, Perm9at n y; ss,lsned
Ru,h Perkins Clyde n. " assigned Ne"i'T' creditors
H,nry b Persou Sandy Ill., N. Y, assigned to John C.
Jo.sp b HebSy Co, North Castle N. y, hl.d
r. W Eas,ck Co, Pi iladelPhia, are in sheriff hands
VIM. A. Gray Phil,delghls, f.i.ed p,,t.
more Md failed Have been arrested IN New FORK on
charge Of fraut. 49,. ...,
T. ZiDt1pser Washing D. c., store closed aud stock
w A. stapfeid Madison, N. C assigned;
c. La J r. Jones, Rockwell, Texa' failed
e NJ Simpson, New.Oriesns, sussendedi ohef % cents
p Reed Mafsnlon, Ohio failed offer. 50 cents
kE..ds Tss rpna d. 1 h.e % '
4 eonesp ndept writes from Weston. Mo-:
The which prevsi here and elsewhere on ne oo
der Kansas affected trade ana reret 70 say
that mspy Of our business who have been hrst IN Wal
are reaphs he benefit Of their folly aud fas'icsm
The Cincinnati Gazette states that David CLARK,
Treasurer of Montgomery County, Ohio, is default=r
to the amount of GOO. He hopes to be able TO ac
cour for about half Of this large sum.
The following is record of the business at the Gus.
tom House. at the Suspension Bridge Niagara FATS,
for the month Of May: -
FOREIGN exports ard bonded goods. SliSsh
Domestic
Imports <o'@v
The Chicogo Times says that the Secretary OF the
Treasury has decided that foreign pearl barley is du
table az a manufactured article. The following Is
copy of the Secretary of the Treasurys letter to the
Collector of the Port of Chicago:
"The reciprocity treaty provides for the admission
TO free entry Of grain flour and breads'uffs by
grain is understood grain in its natural STATE not
manufactured; and by breadstuffs, flour and meal.
Pearl barley is not grain, understood as sucn Id
the treaty nor is it bIeadstuff as nour ana griu,
but is clearly a manufacture from gram, being
barley deprived of all its investments, ana aiterward
rounded and polished in mill, lsee the United
States Dispensatoiy, page 800; therefore, 10 tue
onnion of tits department pearl barley, not eeiog
Considered grain or breadstuf, provided for as
free by the reciprocity treaty, is liable to duty
The following is comparative table Of the growth