New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14


tie Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati RsrOsd, or
BY the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad. fdesirIns
90 90 by thu route 10 s.. Louis leaving the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati road a. Cres,inei or 10 -.
LOUIS hy the Toledo. Wabash and We-;ern Railroad
AID thence 20 the Ohio and Mississippi Raread at
ST. Louie OF any pom. eastward by the different
routes; or from Buffalo and Niagara Falls, by the
Great Western Railway 10 Detroit and the
Michigan Central 70 Chicago; or by the Men
igan Central Steamer or the SteaWers OF me
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana ka'noau
from Buffalo TO their respective roads, and then o"
westward over either road, thus reaching the ONO
ard Mississippi Railroad either by the Illinois Cen'ia'
or the New Albany aud Salem the Great western
or ,he T.rre Haute Alton and St. Louis, or tae ST.
Ious Alton and Chicago Railroads IL the oou'herh
route be preferred, going by the New jersey 1alroea
10 Philadelphia aod thence by the PenusyYenia han-
road 10 Pittsburgh and thence to either Cncnna or
s., Louis; or from Philadelphia to Baltimore aud
thence by the Baltimore aud ONO Railroad and con-
Meeting roads 10 Cincinnati Boston passengers wiz
reaeh Ne-y-York by the Norwich and Worcester h"i-
road and boats II was the design to provide Tor all
the guests in Cincinnati and St. Louis but TINS mas
been found " be impossible for various reasons ho1
the Ieast OF which is, the purpose OF SPECIAL pae'
lie together for which the Committee cannon PfoNAue'
The E1eursion Trains viii leave Clncinnau ana e''
Louis on the morning Of Thursday, June !, ana meet
at ViDoeuDes, whence the guests can Pio0o7u e-'i'
10 St. Louis or Cincinnati.
The George Law brings 81, 707 600 in gold, winch Is
Something more than was generally expected The Gold
en- Age brought over g. 600 900 TO Panama. Accounts
from the mining districts are very favorable. The
Weld of gold as large during any period since the
discovery of gold In business there is fair activity
bin has been introduced into the California
Legislature 10 provide for the payment OF the interest
Of the public debt due in July and January next
bill "to provide for paying certain equitable claims
against the State Of California and to contract funded
debt for that purpose has met with favorable action
nv the Senate and is now before the Assembly Ii IL
proposed TO levy tax of 80 cents each 800 worth
Of taxable property, which will yield revenue of
$500 600 year, and leave $27 600 annually as
sinking fund for the liquidation of the principal in 1876
The bonds are to bear interest at the rate of cent
TIE claim Of the State against the Federal Govern
ment for what is known as the &c Civil Fund amount
ing to nearly $4,000 900, being the moneys collected
for duties upon importstions, by the United States
Revenue officers prior the admission Of California
into the Union is also devoted by the bill to the pay
ment of the States Indebtedness The details of the
Act have not yet been perfected, but there is every
indication that it will pass in proper shape before the
adjournment of the Legislature, while the views of the
Executive as expressed in his message are known to
be favorable.
The San Francisco Bulletin says:
vote of the people will be taken upon the question
at the State election next September and we feel con-
dent that the verdict of her citizens will then retrieve
California from the temporary stain OF Reputation
which has been cast upon her by Ilconsdered legls-
Iation and this conclusion be the more safely as
fumed since the immediate representatives of the
people SO nobly set the example.
The following is statement of the operations Of the
Branch Mint at San Francisco from April to 10, in
elusive:
DEPOSITS
God Bullion and Dust 1904
coISAGE-GoLD. 49, .o.
Double Eagles 49, 0O0...............Nalue Sl,78OVOO
Hall Eagles l2OOO - ohOOV
Total, sLep"9
Half Dollars, l2,oeO. .............'..Value $1,000
Total Coinage si,85oOOO
Bars for remittance by this mail have been in active
demand and as we write anything under 900 is readily
falable at par.
The Bulletin says in regard to the Money market:
The arriving from the interior during
She fortnight ending with present issue will compare favor
ably with that Of any smi@[ period s9es the 1
steamers obligations has been quite urgent although engage
met merchandise from first hands have been only to
moderate since the 5th inst aud liabilities ON this ac
indications however that in consequence Of purchases
date, full shipment OF
and between the country aud city trade and with
importing houses will be equally balanced than they have
beer time back.
In the general Money market there has been good demand
for loans upon real estate and stocks with very limited OPP
portunty for borrowers accomplish their negotiation The
security been very choice and ample TO the fullest
extent that would command during the fortnight and
have somewhat though generally speaking more
attention is given to the character Of the security than the
rate profered The best property continues to
money old but the margin loans has
been snsb contracted by the amount of capital seeking in
vestmeut.
The export of Breadstuffs from the United States,
since thelst September last to Great Britain and Ire
land has been as follows
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