New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

The land sales Of the Illinois Central Road in May
were about SIS 600.
Ire dividend OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, 81 p cent, is payable on the 23d inst. The
transfer books reopen on the 22d inst.
The Directors Of the Pittsburgh and Boeton Mining
Company Gift miIe), having in their Treasury the
funds for the usual August dividend = share have
voted to pay the same on the 18th inst.
The NewJersey Zinc Company hsve declared div
dend Ct y cent the preferred stock, payable July
s. The transfers Of the preferred stock will bs closed
from the Goth inst. to July ).
The Utiea Herald and Gazette states that it is uu-
derstood that the receiver of the Ontario Bank expects
TO make dividend of about so y cent 70 all creditors
on adjusted claims, about the Let Of July.
We have received the annexed card from the Itch
field Bank Conn.
"LIrcHFIELp BANK Conn, June Z, 1853
"The notice in The TRIBUSE Of this morning in
regard to our bank is Incorrect We nave been exam
ined by the State Commissioners who reported all sat
isactoIy Our notes redeemed as heretofore at the
~. @. BECKwITH President"
The paragraph we printed from one Of the
Bank Note Reporters
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has granted
mandamus to the creditors of Allegheny County, to
compel the County Commissioners TO levy and collect
sufficient tax to pay all interest in default and TO be-
come due upon the Bonds of the County. The suit
against the City of Pittsburgh is pending in the Uoited
States Court for Western Pennsylvania. There is
scarcely doubt the City authorities will be compelled
te provide for that portion of their debt which they
have been attempting to repudiate.
The case Of the Bank of Rome against the Village
Of Rome, argued in the Court fAppeas at Albany, in
wolves the question Of the validity Of Bonds issued by
a municipal corporation in payment Of subscriptions
for railroad stock under &C. of the Legislature, pur
porting to give the necessary authority The suit is
brought, says The Argus, upon coupon for interest
on bond of this description and is defended, we are
informed for the purpose Of settling the law upon this
subject, inasmuch doubts Of the validity of such
bonds under the provisions OF our constitution have
been raised. The same question exists in relation to
several of the cities and villages of the State, AID Its
final settlement is matter of much Importance.
The Brarch of the Bank of the State of Indiana
suspended last Winter, is to be reinstaed on the
18th of July j. s. Harvey is 70 be President.
Tile PottsrHle Miners Journal, of the 9Th says:
1.-THE boat.nen have all agreed to load at 10 cents
advsLce'on tie freght-thst is 81 so from Schuykil
Haven, and 81 50 from Mount Carbon and Port Car
bon to New-York.
The miners are still holding out for advance of
wages at q majority of the coieries. In some n-
stances the wages have been slightly advanced where
the meA continued to work-at others the prices OF
cause absolute loss, and the operators are indier
ent whether the coeries are put in operation or not,
a. the Ices by working would be greater than by stand
ing idle In the meantime, the other regions are sup
plying the market with coal. Ii the present state of
affairs continue much longer large portion of the
miners will not be able TO obtain work here at any
price, and will be compelled to leave for other quar-
ters.'
The Baltimore Patriot SAYS:
"Prime business paper can be very readily placed
at T. T. cent for rdorsed and T. cent for single
rames and money can be had on call with approved
securities at to T. cent. Second-class paper 10,
however, still difficult of negotiation"
Speaking of the bank statement, &C., The ~ q.
PicdyuHe of the Both says:
"The bank statement for the week will be found
suboined. IL shows considerable reduction in dis
counts and exchange but good deal OF this has gone
ito Ion dated paper. The changes, az compared
with last weeks returns, are as fellows:
Decreste in Short Loans Pc
Decrease IN Specie
Decrease in Circulation oEy5
Decrease Exc .t ~
Increase In Distant UIo
Decrease in Deposits 4f@so
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks and also the
sums due 10 distant banks, as compared with last
week-tho latter being comprised in the table Of de-
posIts as shown above:
Exchanse. Due Dist Banks.