New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

hst fVF the lfent there mo9>
est bushes. doing aud shall continue M Of
paon With last for some time and probably wind ap IL
The following /. statement
Reed s's: 1si lss.: ISIS 5ssss: r rlsss; is iss::
< to fS.Sss:;:: sssSss :ss.SS $3.50 ssss sf::
TX, Es to other pit; g - @ eco s ;sSSS ss SsS sSss
soSs & on fsnd " 71sco ssicoS $4,000 $500 ssSsss
Esra' SFs. FiT:,.. 800 sSS 5S Ss $500 ss Sc : @ :s
+; fs;:: IFS: i S: IS 1!: $ $ IS: IS IS j:::
yss; sSS % @ GEES S: s..
5000 dseIes's to France $500 d.sress 70 OAes issen p%
| ,ooo Total decrss- In exports 10000 bales ..f.
The arrangement for Bank Clearing House for the
interior banks, at Albany under the joint msnAgomeas
of the Merchants Bank and the Bauk Of the Interior.
has been concluded, and will commence business o.
| the 5h pro1 The Asserting House will receive notes
| of banks of this State redeemabe at Of v cent q
the legal rate Of discount, and pay In Albany Troy
or New.lolk on the morning after receipt. New
Euglaud bank k-notes will be received at OF v cent
| discount and the notes of banks OF Pennsyivsnis
New-.Iersey &c, at the New-lork rates. The coua-
try banks will redeem their notes ut the Asserting
House through their respective agencies at discount
Of - cents $780, hreeihs of the le gal discount.
giving 10 cents $l0O, or twofths of the gal d;s-
count to the Asserting House. This mode Of redemp
ton receives the cooperation OF the banks in Albany
and il is believed that 1t will be- generally adopted.
The system in operation ia not consdeTe ed to be IN
harmony with the int rests of the country banks and
they have long been desirous Of freeing themselves
from its control.
Albert ii. Nicolsys regular daily auction eals o.
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow tThuss-
day), at i2I ocock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place Thursday at iei O'Clock, a.
| the Merchants Exchange.
In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Chief Jos-
L IL :l.I. II -
| the Commonwealth and the Cleveland Psinsvils anA
Ashtabua Railroad Company. Where q railrosd CON-
pany incorporated another State is authorized BY ~
act of Assembly of this State TO construct portion s(
s road within the territory Of Pennsy lvania the stock
OF such cOmpeny invested IA that portion OF the rosd
within the limits of this State ishe to taxation. both
| dlydends paid in cash and dividends paid in ed
houal stock The Court holds that, in assessing tho
AK no difference can be made between dividends 10
ualy paid to the stockholders and stock dividends,
which are profits added 10 the stock Of each corpoca
| tiOD.
Tile Boston .JOnrr0f sey5.
90 We have lately many Of the papers q re-
port 10 the effect that the Bay State Mills
sumng operations, having hired six hundred opera-
| iives while more would be added 10 the number.
Tie Lawrence Amsricdn denies its correctness, anl
says that the mills are merely using up what remnants
Of stock are left ON hand. preparatory TO winding up
| entirely. We believe the report arose from Q mig
apprehension of paragraph in The Locrencs CsnrSr
art week.
The mails of the North American are at had.
| American securities had remained quiet. New-York
Erie Shares rose 10 8a29. The Sinking Fund Bonds
1875 were in request. Illinois Central Shares wess
dull The imports of the precious metals for tho week
ending February a amounted to about Goo 0O0 and
the exports ESQ 0OO beside private shipments 10 the
Continent, which probably might bring the total up -
f6OOO0. IL deemed probable that the Directors
OF the Bank of England, If they had any atea.
ton of lowering their rate OF discount will not Do
so until the East Indian loan is brought out o. they
nay be guided by desire 10 aid the new Adminisxs-
ton. BY the late accounts from China remttsnces d
silver from thence may shortly DO expected. Ths
amount Of railway calls falling due in March may bs
estimated at 81 200 OO0 Of which the greater smouna
il on account Of Indian ines. The Donald MKsy
brought about flOO,00O in gold. The Oliver Lang.
with fls9, ,760 the Sea Breeze with f95, ,636 and the
Blackwell, with s272 3OO were Of the coast. unable
TO in account Of essterly winds. The reoeSts
Of gold would more than supply the wants Of the ship
pers Of gold to the Continent.
A London journal Of Wednesday, the day Of The
sailing of the steamer, Gays:
There Is no talk anywhere OF the probability 81
the Bar directors lowering the rate " disoount CO
Thursday next.
"Tbe Ministerial explanations given last night U
the Iiouse Of Lords have been the great theme Of
cobyerss stion in the city. The impression produced
spLears to he favorable yet the effect produced %
Inc Sto,k Exchange does pot show evidence of that
bsiuIe prce- having sustained further fall and the
markets all looking very sckly. The truth, how
.yer II, that not only have COnsOs had q long, con
tDuous and great rIse but the political horizos both
here and in France is still overcast with doubts aaa
eppIebeDsioDs CT what may happen. The reception Of
Lord Derby dispatch ~ the French Government In
reply the late events has yet to be Known and ths
ceilings Of both nations STUDIED and subdued ere ths
cordislty Of the two countries be felt TO have
been thoroughly restored.
As matters stand the country will be in sons
state of su.pense until the 10Th aud 18th insts, the
eI iod required by the new Government ~ form theH
lnns for the administration Of affair; and until tbew
substance il known some anxiety necessarily VIII ex~
in trade ciicler." .. . .. .'..g r....
From The Londen Times, MS,A J.
Only very small amount Of gold was tAkse 70 toe
Bank to-day. About i4O,OO0 was wsnorawn u
French coin, and, although for ordinary operators
there il at this moment pront on senoinR go'd 70
Pars q further sum il likely to be taken. lLe pros
p4ct however of a steady accumulation sun contin-
ues Upon a cessation of the easteny vino nssvy ar
riysI. nav be looked for from Austrsia, while from
mot other distant countries supplies are certain TO be
cs;ved for several months, revival vi the demand
c nroduee having yet occurred suficient 70 turn the
"a The late ministerial crisis, and the diplomatic
anr;.ties which have been consequent upon it, vii
rntusIly also be found TO have Increased and pro-
noed the influx since il has not merely giv ven aev
attention fem many oi the leading eiasses of foreign
ard colonial Investment
T,o~ The London Ti~es. Ma~eA2
MospsY EyYsiN6 "A tendency toward depfessica
yes obsesysb,e to-day in most Department. Of the
Stock Exchange. Apsn from ths political uacersats