New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-25
MIC on ihe li,h inst. ware ns fnllors:
Total.....sl74sj66e s6sO77ls sa,j9a,la9 5000 i9
As compared with the statement % the previous
week the results are as follows:

Increase IL short loans Slbl8p
Decrease in spece..... -
Decrease in rculs;ion Is?Sy
Decrease in post........'.'.''.''''''''' ,ot'eS
Decrease in amount due distant bin.s....... s165l
Decressein deposits proper. ti%'
The North adams Transcript says that work upon
the Hoosc tunnel has been suspended since the 18th
inst, owing to the contractors not having received
from the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company the
aid agreed upon, and being unwilling to use their phi
vate means in carrying on the work to any further
extent, having already expended neary s0o,Voo.
They have penetrated the mountain ,U3O feet"
feet from the eastern end and 40 feet from the west
eln end.
Tie Chicago Press Of Friday in article upon
the Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad,
says: go
Work on the road is not suspended. The road will
shortly be completed from Janesville to Milton from
Watertown North 10 the La Crosse road, from roma
du Lac TO Oshkosh, and from Marquette to the Iron
Mountains distance of twenty miles. so soon as
these several sections are completed, tue company
VIII into possession OF over acres Oh lana
none of which has yet been pledged. The completion
Of the entire work may be delayed by present emoar
easements, but it will only be temporary delay.
The land of the Company Is quite sufcient OF ss 10
pay all its debts and finish ana equip tue remainder Oh
the road.
In July the Minnesota Copper Mine raised $500
h copper The great mass has already yielded
37O7s h, or Is5 tuns. The Rockland in July raised
So, SOP ID.
In relation TO the arrest of s. Bronson jr., former
Cashier of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
Chicago, TIE Press says:
Stephen Brouson jr., was the first Cashier of the
Bank. He had previously been in the banking busi-
seesed the full confidence of the Directors Of the new
Institution into which he went and, In reality was IL
trusted with almost the entire management of the
busness The Bank failed in November, 1871. Alter
opened us Doors again, tue
Hon. j. ii. Woodwork assuming the part OF Presi,
dent, but sEeh Were the diflieute. under which 1t
abored that It's affairs finally wound up few
moths later. Stephen Bronson, r, figured largely IN
bringing ruin upon the Bank.
Bronson, since his operations with the bank, went
into the hardware business in this city, but gave it up
hory after the discovery Of his transaction with the
bank. He afterward retired TO Minnesota, where he
has been carrying on the lumber business on the Mis-
sifsipi River, opposite ST. Paul. and has en- extenve
saw.mil in operation. He was arrested at that place
few days since and taken across to Wisconsin.
There he attempted TO eude his captors by employing
lawyer to get out a writ of habeas corpus. This
would not work, however, as the document upon
which he was arrested was requisltion from Gov
Bisseu Of this State charge Of grand larceny.
The officer threatened to place the iron; upon him,
when he said if he was taken like gentleman he
would 90 along quietly He arrived IN this city day
or two since and yesterday afternoon was brought be-
fore Justice Mliken for examination. At the close of
the examination he YVES held to bail IN S2OV0O, and IN
default Of the same committed to Jal.
BrOLfOn is cnafSeu Will uDsIaCtlhS S'-,OVo W tnc
notes of the Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
pany from the vault Of the Bank.
BY the City of Washington we have papers to the
18th, the same date as the advices via Quebes. The
latest financial advices are:
Ioudou. TUESDAY, Erening.-The Vanderbilt, from
Apeuca brings 100000 which, with yesterdays
receipts from Boston aud Africa, and $50 UOOin silver
from the continent makes the receipts so far this week
about sos 600 or upwards as some smal pare; is OF
gold are in from ST. Petersburg. The receipts from
thence would be considerable but for the refusal OF
the government 10 allow of its export There Is still
no news Of the Great Britain from Australia, but she
is looked for daily.
The operetions in the bullion market are large of
silver but the exporters ere, for the moment looking
more anxiousy for the from India to guide their
operations Bar silver is firm at o. 3D. aud Mexican
The amount of gold sent into the Bank Yesterday
was 10000 so that already about CIV O00 has been
delivered since the Withdrawals OF the week previous
OF the rest Of the gold in the market above one:thIrd
may be expected 10 increase the s'oeh VI puAoh III
The demand for Money keeps up but without pres
sure at fully the Bank rate.
for Business in the Stock market is inactive aud in
the markets for Indisn produce Is quite suspended
The operators look for either great rise OF great
fall ard doubtless, the longer the teesraphlc news
il DELAYED. the greater will become the anxiety and
uneasness. -,
The market fer the Ii gliSn fun1s mas Dten very
oule 10 CAV the dealers being reluctant 10 operate
bending the arrival Of the India news, and prices IN
cons, Gpence are very fat. Consos have been down
10 50; for Money and 90 FOR )unt bat recovered
10 co. aud go respectively. Reduced Three Per Cett
have been done al 90, and 90l New Three Per Cents
at 9e9 and 9ol India Bonds ere down to ~ 10 20
discount; Exchequer Bills ) to | discount
p SLIhere has been very great demand for
money to-day a! fully the Bank rate. large amount
hsa Zen withdraw on account o. bullion for expor
tstion 10 ,le East. The Bank Of England has been
great deal run upon
Tie Paris correspondent Of TIE Economist states
some new facts in relation to u. Charles Thurneys'
sen whose failure and fight took place in May las.,
and who has been thus far screened from capture. 1t
,nnesr. that his debts amoun. to f6iOOO0, which Id
close unon the estimate originally given by ne |
TINES and pronounced by the petsans OF the Credit
Mobier TO be gross e1aggeration, whhe MS assets
al the best will not exceed tbD,OVD. fOr Yen years
he Rad been insolvent, and for seven he had been
res uarly plundering his clients The creditors are
erdesyoring 10 bring of his relaves-M. Augusts
Thnrneys.cp. the weLkb0wn banker, aud NJ. George
Tburreyss4n-under liability as partners, owing 70
mutual transactions entered into at yaIiou. periods'
and the Tribunal OF Commerce has postponed IL deci
sion for a fortnight.
The Circular Of Mesas. Deeoppet & Co. OF Aug
81, says:
II. M in price. spoken Il in advises Of he lsh MS
has eonrusd the speculative stocks tne
wees NJ very Of stocks have been pf-e9 III
sale, md the Transactions a. az low r.s
DO not Isua seem 20 attract oIt'se
The shipments lave been very aEe ,n H
become IL demand quote the raj. % pace
hixh-r There but At.le c1ics for hNe'mshlA
IA vr with but tts ehsus. 10 fs's