New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

nS ton Branch-nakiDg net increase OF Siu III -
during the month over the corresponding month of
last year.
The following the receipts Of the Morris Canal
Company for the past week and season, as compared
with the receipts TO corresponding time last year:
Total 70 Augut o. 1885,: $50. 1881 %
Week ending Sept. 6, ls56...... 1882 SO -.
Total to August %, ls57.......sIsol 2s IS
Week ending Sept. s. ls57.... s.7os 81
Deer, use in ls57........."........ slj95 50
The Committee to examine the affairs of the Mch.
can Southern Railroad we're in session to-day.
There have been some orders received for our
Stocks by the late steamers and in most they
have been executed. The last steamer also brought
proposition from Paris capitalists to furnish toe
Erie Railroad Company with 1900 900, sufi ,ent for
all their wants upon issue of preferred shares. The
Company would probably be glad to accept this prop
osion it Lot that ii has already published pro-
posals for lean in different shape and that it would
require legislative action to give the needed authority
10 issue the shares This authority could probably be
obtained and should by chance, the present loan fail,
it mey be necessary to take advantage Of the Paris
proposition.
Mr. Matthias CLARK has been elected President of
the Peoples Bank, vice Mr.. s. T. Yelverton re-
sigred Mr. Clark is dry goods merchant in Green
witch street.
Messrs Foster & Nckerson, an old aud highly
respectable shipping house, Obliged to suspend
Yesterday but hsre is reason to hope that they may
be able to obtain an extension and continue business
Annexed is TIE independents weekly list of failures,
suspensions &c:
Daniel w. King, suheld Conn failed
SaIoa 4 Goodlleim, Boston. Mas suspended. - .
Alden Curtis sloeJ Boston, Mass, su'pendsd-oter 10
DAME Coolidge, Lowell, Mass failed
Pebbles 4 CLARK, Natick, Mass failed.
John NJ. Brown, S. Adams, W. failed
Acker Harris Newly ok City, suspended; liabilities very
Kirby Co. Dry Goods, New York City .u.pen led
Colin Haydock. Aucoueer-, NewYork City. suspended
Bate, erifin Lvsrmore Produce New.YOfk City aus
D c. Z. neely. Merchants New.YOrk City usp.uded
stilman Allen Co, Iron Works, New:York City, 'u'
J. George J. Levy Clothing New.YOrk City failed aud
Rc5s ,scn Hulsou PullAu, Dry Goods NewYOrt City,
So;: s. SG E1;s SSiiy ;s:ssss;! Liabilities
Startling McCullok Produce New York City suspended
Peter Ga:n:5 Carpets, New'York City suspended abil'
Bailey Brothers Carpets New.YOrt City, failed and
Browning Stewart 4 Allen, Shoes. NewYork City, su,-
MARI. gerlner, clothing NcwYoEk City: failed
Cohen Good cloths, New. York City, filled
Lane L Porter dry goods New York City, fsiled
Lyons Jones dry goods NewYork City, sold out and a.
led W. Graves. grocer, New, York City suspend cd
james De Gray Co, New York City, suspend 3D. but will
r S.e1sefs BTother. NewYork City suspended
Se Glnan sons. fancy good. kewYk City failed aud
WaririI Pes.e, New.Yert City, 'd,pended.
BrTpett Oldner New.York Ci,s ,nsperdcd
Richard Marsh books, New.Y ,sk City. faied.
Alexander Bauer, New 1t City, failed and assigned
Philip Adam, fancy goods, New.YorE City, failed and
YIN YIN; F Hs &C 81 .sf sssts \ .S SSieile
William FOote L Co Bas,q N Y, suspended -,
il. Jorss, Danyilie n Z, assigned
Ei.59sh lS3fa' S'yssS y reported 'upendod-
Williams, Tanner Go, Bu5.lG, N. Y, .u,psnted-
l. F pss taS Ge BHs' n T. . sapi''a
John oderieimcT lands, Phiadepbis, suspended
ooWs 'Ie Co. iFon," Philadelphia. s.pended H.bue.
''i Me Bride Brothers, cotton Phiadephl,, failed.
E,1 Co bSs.sI, fha dot p itilft ,Dsca. Ii.
George Evans PGisde phs suspended l,bile. .bOu;
William R Back 1 Co, cotton Phi.dephia tsiIsd.
Essd sns d sto eioeie fs.dpS lda
Smith Barton -, Boone County Penn, reported snS'
lohH Wsnsh, Pottaille Penn suspended.
John T. Gobb hsy,:S1 Penn P16' f :n.Denscs
Ieirich Fisher KatzOsn, Penn, faledi liabilities said
+ Brce Lock Haven, Penn. failed and LEFT the place
wilmington Estmsn sugar and mola''es," Baltimore,
l. I. SchllnWaid Wilmington, n. c assigned
Wr Ed5n Po'HiSata ohH 'I .oIs 40 nat fTien'on
y
Toons Abbott Chapman Chicago, Ill, assigned TO Botts
Y X swee:ler Port Huron, Mich. ss,ruei.
" PcnGe;on son, Mifshal Mich, assigned to Preston
Mitchell 49,
Siigler I Giat Adrian, Mich fsiled and assigned
tSlcr Shift Milwaukee Via, failed and assigned.
We'll l. Hershterg, Milwaukee, Wiz, failed
Newton L Kesn, FoEt DIS Mones, lowe, assigned.
The same paper thus notices the aspect Of the dry
goods trade:
Con.sderps tie turult in financial circles the business Of
The pas week been large ami satisfactory Trade by no
Iresrs falls behind that Of last though the mpost2nso
ps .oods than last year French goods are I11 ey
cling active yet prices axe sustained Joo
selling e1env-y and the stocks on hand are
much reduced All this without extra Stimulus bot WIFE me
o.couut. C-edi. much disturbed IN dry ods circles
Mirery and dress goods have been In fair activity Woens
are in good supply sn well supported IL price In dom.s
tic FOODS there much doing bot the hrmres OF the
market sussns the prices The elothes have been
1--we ana are without heavy Nowhere do End
dproporopsie supply Of goods, notwithstanding the cry Of
OF porsiioIs There yet two months OF sctye aae
before the supply good. barely sufceat 70
The trade barely ftd 10 be lood one tof
Il stock of Winter goods the interior low Tue harvest
il absrien and likely 70 be brought early TO MARKET
The Hoboken City Water Commissioners are adver'
tispg for proposals for s6O 900 Of City Bonds to bear
il terest Of not more than cert snnum, payable
semis, nuay and the principal redeemsbe in not less
than ten nor more than twenty years. The rate sad
time to be specified in the bids which VIII be opened
on the 18th inst.
TIE Philadelphia Ledger ssys:
We regret 70 have 70 eppclrSe re srfpeEsep O.