New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
business IL given in the annexed table;



IT,, ..... : on 80 II
tysI>I, ofais fHs ros co;sTsrcrros
For Tan'Por aoa exp 9 81
For divd.nd. o. sch anoi1: and ra;e per cent
$500 90 preferred soch...............''.' 80" %
81 5s,74? 81
II will be seen By the above that the earnings of
be Road were about 5000 less than the interest
he debt.
The stockholders and bocdholders Of the Nal River
| and Lake Erie Railroad Company will hold an al
iourred meeting at the Aston House al | o'clock on
Monday. At rhe meeting on Friday nothing OF inpor-
lance was done.
Annexed il the advertisement OF the Secretary of
the Treasury for proposals for an additional issue of
five million dollars OF United States Treasury notes.
.TRE.sURY DEFASTNsSr. Feb - i65s
this Dpamep bill the fifteenth d,y March pro1mo ioE
h5 1e, ~ S S p S2h g. sns T" az as
deposited with Tie Treasurer OF he United stSte The treasurer
S ne o S. or ;se TresSrsi Bo. NSYs
.e proposal. under ne suhor,y Of tie a.. Of entitled
A authorize the .ue Of Treasury Notes approved 80
The Treasury Notes upon the receP; here Of
Of ;h~ btrd s:ates They will BE- made payable
such bidder bidders sha agree - make .cl
exchange he lowest e Of interest not exceeding az per
cen;nu and viii .nh rate from the date OF the ceIhcae
proposals the Of Interest without co1
zion and a2li o Saf S or see B. 10 Of 3
eeruu Fi' per cetaa Of the .pan: proposed 70 be eA
enumerated whose certificate Of such deposit scompny
each rroro,s security lie fulfill nen Ii the proposal i
not accepted immediate directions will be given 20 return such
deIot Should be proposals be vnt from the provisions Of
All proposals under this notice ml be sealed and Inscribed
the outside, ProPo'as for Treasury Notes They will .e
opened this DpsItne az y O'clock said 5,h day Of
March. HOWELL COBB, Secretary Of the IT. .Tlry.'
Discount rates in the street rule at about the same
figures last reported. The supply of money is very
abundant, both call and for strong paper favorte
names passing without difficulty a. from al y cent,
and the offerings becoming more scan'y even AT these
| figures. The banks expanding, but mostly on
stock lOaus--a method Of employing money which
seems be matter of necessity under the pletho'ic
| condition OF the market. The specie line may show
moderate de crease il the returns the last
| made up ON a declining average. The California
steamer brings Al 3is $50 gold Of which probably
can appear m the Bank statement of Monday. The
shipments Of the week have been very light less than
| $2jo,OO0, including the Wednesday shipment from
| Boston but neghborng cities and parties of the
interior have taken considerable amounts partly couu-
| teIbaancod by the receipts from the interior. The
,Sub-Treasury has accumulated during the week
| 23S, zee.
Tie Niagara news, received late on Sunday evan
ing briggs interesting items OF iina, cia intelligence, al
| pointing decidedly 20 an overwhelming Abundance OF
money, and Increasing difficulties in it, empoyn, Mt
even very low rates interest. The Bank of En- gland
has reduced lis minimum toi cent and such the gut
of capital that further reduction OF the rate il fore
Swallowed by many writers immediate necessity,
applications for discount at the bank having almost
| tirely ceased. Loans at the Stock Exchange are
quoted at from t. cent, but the latest accounts
state that il was scarcely possible TO lend money on
Government securities at any rate. however low In
the open discount market occasional transactions
reported at T. cent. The London and country bank
had decided 70 take il 10 fresh deposits at higher
rate than = cent The Union Bank has also reduced
It's allowance 10 p cent. In Vienna It is stated that
the National Bark contains greater amounted specie,
by 600 coo forms than ever before. ConsOls closed
| on the 18th ul,. 95i ASH for money and account
| The bullion in the Bank of England hal increased
to62. 800 The advices from the United States, per
Niagara caused sn advance of III. in qualities
% American Cotton and the market closed steady and
| rather buoyant.
We have received an advance copy OF the fnr.hcom
| ing report of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
| Company-the fret made by tue new management.
The report appears TO be candid and thorough state
ment OF the condition of the Company, without aay at
tempt to cover up is unfavorabe features, aud di.
closes the results of nismanasem4ut and neompetency
almost without parallel in the railroad history OF this
the most promising railroad projects ever presented to
| the public The route extremely favorable one,
with important feeders and running through fertile
and welseitled country. The portion OF it between
| Milwaukee and Beaver Dam built on favorable
erms and The receipts yielded dividends its Co.'S
while is extension 20 the Mississippi promised 20 be
| equally profitable and 10 command the trade of Mn
rosetta and the Northwest. The ambition 10 DO too
! much was the rock upon when the Manages split
| Tie land grant made by Congress % Wisconsin was
the greal object OF their desire It, profaoleness wa.
largely overestima.ed they obtained il at large cost
tl-ir securities declined the Company became embar
rassed and the financial ruin stated the rep)r. before
Us was the result Within the pat yesr the Road has
passed into new hands and under the Presidency Of Mr.
| Sephep Clark Of Albany. The new managers have
been ndustrously occupied in endeavoring free the
| Company from it. most pressing embarssnents
and have been, 10 considerable exten:
cessful. They hope 20 succeed entirely, far to
complete the Road TO the Mississippi IL Crosse
when very large through traffic viii be thrown upon
l. i being the most direct route from the nOrthves; TO
the East To effect this and thus render the other por
tons Of the road profitable contract mas been male
with Mr. Chamberlain 70 build a miles Of road from
Ney-I isbon TO La Crosse, and the have been
provided from the remainder Of the four million issue
of Land Grant Bonds The report gives he annexed
avn statement Of the stock and liabilities of the
| pany.
CaPiiAl s:ocs-EAs-.rI Division ........s so sSt -
Sg5 ,i., MS b1, P-.'..,.... 5 Sc % %
Pusls-e. sioet.-.'..........''''. ESQ 90
D DID NI 81. isIs.: Dit $50 Is