New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-03

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v ., town where ouch prom.sory note check dra Of OIL
Of .Ichsnse payable legally pre,entsd ,o suc ~
,ppb nemi.ory note check bill Of exchange may be
served by dpO.ng them With the
eb.ek draft or bill Of exchange payable or legally
ed for payment acceptance directed TO the no'f's VI
TIL, se .bs take effect the first day Of July
but . no, so,s. my s1 70 that sme
The Pottsr,lle Miners Journal rays the subscription
of 81 900 OOO necessary to put the Auburn ana Alien
town Railroad under contract, has been SUBSCRIBED
and all the .ections except two at Auburn wnicn III
terere with the Schuylkil Canal, are in the hands OF
contractors II has been stated that change In the
grade of the road was contemplated, which would De
against the Coal Trade. This is. however, Incorrect
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoss.-Iu the United States Circuit
Court YESTERDAY Judge Curtis gave opinions In numer-
cases, many OF them invoving Pol,ant .Sa
ples In the case Of the Sullivan Railroad, that tue
Legislature may authorize the mortgage ana SAFE Oh
the franchise Of railroad corporations; tnat mere
breach of col dton does not foreclose mortgage nor
power Of sale in mortgage prevent the Court rom
rsotno 10 other modes of foreclosng that the trust
ees may be regarded as representing all the pond
holders In libels for salvage, held, tha' ordhaty
the crew of vessel cannot become salvors Oh tneit
vessel; IN the Fast day hre case, nelu tias
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release vessel from responsibility; that good ue
livery is not made unless the goods are placed In po
sition reasonably acceptable, and the goods reason
ably separated from others that on an agreement 10
nav per thousand for the shemans share of fish, no
bounty attaches to such a contract In the revenue
case that where by certain processes the uses qua
ties, values and Dames Of goods are changed ana
greatly improved, they are TO be treated as American
manufactures. lpos'oh , oo
The last Bank of England statement shows the fol
lowing variations as compared with the previous week
Increase. Decrease
Public deposits kz''o'V" ss5; ai:
Sats. .nS ci,cn.tion .. 49,. 1875
Rest bio's 1890
On the other side Of the account:
Government securities. Unchanged .
Other securities. %'0'''f>
Coin and bullion: .............,.... fss'eoS 49,.
Notes unemployed. .......'.'''.'''' ofo'''V -.
I'm relation to American stocks, the circular OF
Barring, Bros & Co. remarks:
American stocks are without any marked alteration
in prices or increase of demand. Canada 6s in de-
nand at ll3a1l4
The London Shipping and Commercial Gazette Of
the evening of the 18th of June, says:
The decision of the bank Directors yesterday to
lower the rate of discount for money has produced
most bealthfu action out of doors, although on the
Stock Exchange its influence has been sngulary par
tia; but in commercial circles generally most favor
able feeeIng has been engendered: The prospect, or
rather certainty of the Bank of France following the
example set them by the bank here encourages the
belief in beneficial action throughout monetary
affairs; and should the Bank Of England, as it is
thought probable, be able to follow up its present
feeling will be eDgendered in every trading circle.
That the Bank of France is about to follow the
course cannot be doubted. 1t has already announced
a reduction in the premiums upon gold Of from ID to
81 y MILL which at once makes it scarcely profitable
to remit gold to Paris.
We have had further supplies of silver from the
Continent to the extent of 900, making about
600 OOO for the week; in payment of which gold out
of the current arrivals is being sent to psy for these
supplies, which will still be required for the China de-
mand The mail of the Goth will take nearly 200 0OO
and that of the 4th Of July, it is expected, nearly
IL 100000.