New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

o. the Bead fos JssusJ has set bess large - is 49,
mon WITH Al We~ten roads, thu traffic has bsea @.
| ricusy Interrupted by tAe cold wcsiher asd s.ov,
| 1h Pkd1d~Pssa Ledrr- states tAst Tie DScsSur
OF tie Mist in thst city in ooosequeoce u The pr ssv
upoo the ee,sbiehmeot, in small sur,s Of the Sp..;S
| and Mexican quarters, egtths ana sixseessAs ~
do,lar, and to facilitate the exchange tAc~eSsr -
made az arrangement by which deposits Of sacA %.
vii b. received in sums Of no, less thsa s. ssd DE-,
Scr al the prcuium Mint rate without the usua dAs
In ADDITION to the Specie by the Ihrou the fSssv-
ing anouI, has been brought over the Panama RsA-
road for English account: Gold, tS4 SO Ssi slveu
t3l, 95S 81 tOisl $780, 81 30. and t7ooos sss fa
New Orleans.
/ The Bri,ish friga,e Tnncomslee was daily expected
Panama, with very large remittance Of sveS frsa
Mexico, stated a, two millions
The Psnsms Railroad Comrsnys steamer Csiumb0
arrived a, Pansms on the 10th inst, oo her rcssn
fir IN her first voyage TO Central America, sad ssacd
sgan the 18th inst. The Columbus reports tAse
the crop Of Coffee in Costa Rcs nov being gathered.
vii be lagc-from 20 eco to 100 900 quistais. rhs
Yield Of Indigo in Guatemala Is sso large. and 49,
mated at TO- eco cerucns Of $50 n net each. Of Which
only COO ceToons had been exported when the Odua-
bus arrived at la ubion. The steamer hes Q 60
freight engaged for her second return rp csassisg
principally Of indigo and hides.
The Panama Rail- cad line 10 in Q good and coatasa-
ally improving condition.
A considerable amount ofwork 10 now being doac -
the road which has been very much needed heSe,ofsn
end the necessity Of shich the past rainy made
very apparent but which Wa inevitably pcstpoaett
now il Is progressing fnoly-the stong thennx as@
so6izng going upon seyers points OF the lias.
A. we'll IS the durable masou-work under construction,
will very materially diminish the expense Of repsr sst
the coat of and tear upon tho road during TIM
wear
urged includes the suporsedng Of the wooden with tfsa
BRIGGS and the substitution Of durable tics
over all portions of the line not hitherto thus reaswel
Every prospect which we note, gives proass 81
great Increase IL the business OF the road.
The Pdndma Star dad Herald notices the arrival 10
that city Of Mr.. wilson, President Of the Royal West
India Mail Steam Packet Company, for the purpose
Of making preliminary arrangements for opening -
Australian steamship line in connection with his osu-
pany.
The Illinois briggs 81 l6s $50 in Gold which cca-
sdsraby below the usual semi-monthly remittance.
portion Of the decrease is accounted for by the
tinued small receipts of Geld ct San Francisco from The
interior. Another Of the decrease will be fouad
in large amounts some $500 0O0) sent direct 70
London from Aspuwall, against which Sterling BIZ
are RENTED here. Abou. $4,000 Aso wcss
to New-Orleans for the purchase of Exchange.
which belongs TO q clearinghouse in this city.
This, with the Government drafts, of which tj0.0oe
were paid to-day at the Sub Treasury, makss remit
lance Of over a million and hall. The rains bavaG
now set in, and the miners being fully employed.
The receipts Of dust at San Francisco will In
crease Nearly all the gold by the Illinois was 10
coin. The mining is favorable. la State Stocks
there was bat Little doing and those OF 1870 aud 1873
were quoted nomnaly at 80. A bill had been prepares
and would probably be passed 10y the Legislature.
submitting the question Of the assumption Of the State
debt to the people. Although it is to DO hoped that
the State faith will be maintained, yet the result Ia b.
TO means certain.
The total exports of treasure from San Francscs ia
1856 a. compared with the previous year stands thus;
Exports in It52... 1880 oCO Exports l85.. tst6,t
Exports in iSS.. 5I955 OO Export. ia lGS.. 5oS,tth
The gold movement outward, during the past year,
prefents some features worth remarkiDg whes osa-
trasted with that Of former yean. The shpmoats ID
1856 compared with those Of 1865, show increase
Of g. SOB OF this sum the increased shipments 10
ErelaI ard China make up the greater proper on. ~
the following comparative figures show:
sHIPHE>Ts ENGLAND. -
IS9''''' ,s,t 49,.
SHIPMENTS TO cnISA
In VI 500 81 q ia ls5..,'.''. eets0
Ia ls55........... al. ljtlln 1885 .......... vn.iN
SHIPMENTS Nsw.NORK.
In So lt5 9iiln lt.,..,.... tb N,Bn
In sS5....... So 5oilin I3bj.......... rss 80
II is estimated that the entire export since the dis
covery of gold has been $3.50 700 10 s150OO0os.
On the 18th a meeting Of the Eogl'sh STOCKHOLDERS
of the Eie Railroad was held at London at the ofics
of Messrr. Robert Benson Co.. for the purpose ofces.
siderDg the expediency Of making communication 70
the Board of Directors of the Company 10 New.Yosk
with reference to the nabcial position Of the Company
and the resumption Of the payment Of cash dividends:
but nothing was done TO carry into effect the otjost
contemplated
The Illinois reports the following arrival, at Homo
luu
bbls. bhA
~ AIc. .n~r1a 4 DlOlNoy. Il-Ronan. 4