New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

Tie above statement shows the receipts OF the first
two mouths full operations of the road since its COM
peiion 10 Sudbury. The coal-carrying trade to the
Baltimore market constitutes the greater part OF the
traffic.
The interest coupons of the Second Mongag Bonds
of the New,Jersey Central Railroad, due Nov |, will
be paid at the office OF the Company, No. ~ Wall
street on and after that date. Holders of the Bonds
of the Mississippi Central Railroad Company no-
fled 10 present for payment their interest warrants due
November I, to Andrew H. Green, No. i3 Wal street
Jauucey court.
Messrs. Luce & Turner have formed house for the
transaction of general merchandise brokerage bus-
ness Mr.. Turner has been for several years reporter
o markets for The Journal Of Commerce.
III. Pitts6Drgh Post gives the annexed particulars
in regard to the forged certificates Of deposit the
American Exchange Bank of this city:
BRILLIANT FINASNCIAL TRANsACTIoN-H How
LETTERS PATENT FOR BANKS ARE SOMETIMES Oh
rAINED.-For some time past there have been runors
in regard toleavy orgeres of certificates of deposit
upon the American Exchange Bank of New-lork
City, which the Eastern papers speak Of as having
perhaps been cashed by bank in this c Y, and per-
haps not. All that las appeared in the public prints
hitherto has worn sort Of mysterious air, which has
whotted curiosity without satisfying it, We are for
tunately able to give plain statement of facts
which develop specimens of sharp fnancirrIng such
desperate sconndress who haunt Ne v-York City.
The last Legislature of Pennsy lyanla granted
charter for a bank 10 be called the Monougahea
Bank to be situated in the little, thriving borough of
McKeesport, some sixteen miles distant from this
ci,y. A. unfortunately this not the only bank
thoIzed p Pennsyv ania, the people in and around
McKeespor found that the stock was not likely be
taken and these facts coming 10 the knowledge OF
whiiom friend Stephen u. Dillaye the VINO made
such grandiloquent attempt to anihilae Secretary
Cobb and the Hon. John B. Guthrie because he was
York for gross ocrshction of duty-hese facts COM
irg to the knowledge OF the discharged and needy
exoffieal Newly ork politician, and few m anciers Of
the same kidney they resolved to take the stock of
the nsw bank and make good thing of il, which
they did not succeed in doing, as We shall show
stephen D. Dillsye, J. w. Iangdon, one K-lsey
who caius 20 he lawyer. and j. Langley sccoringly
came to Mckeesport and took large amount of the
stock of tie bank in their own and others Names
Exchange Bank Of New-York City 10 the amount of
about sol Ood, and were appareutly rich meu. with
pockets iull Of rocks These tOur-Dillaye, Laay-
don, Kelsey and LaDgey-came to this city and pro-
cured this paper to he discounted al a bank in this
city They then returned 10 Mckeesport with the
money, which they had counted by responsible par
~, who, supposiBs al right, went to Harrisburg
and pTeoGIed letters patent for the bank from the
Governor, having made the Necessary oath regarding
the amount paid 10. lie returned and forthwith the
bank was organized and Board Of Directors chosen,
of whom Dllaye--the redoubtabe Stephen himself
WAS ODE. Langley was made Cashier. But the bank
which had cashd the certificate Of deposit was aston
sbed one morning by two Of the certificates, amount.
ipe 10 At, 500 being retained from New-York
branded as forgeries. The bank in this city forthwith
seat proper psrsops " hekssspor. with the bogus