New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10


rots. Is rs p6 s57sSs55 s2t9l 65s Isl s5is1l
Last week. 22s47l7s7 572p42s 2i,l75so2 lF,eoloS9
The above figures show g continuance of the gen.
.rsl expansion which has been going on for some time
past Upn s600000 increase Of specie the loans
have been expanded 81 900.
Tie foowr @ is the Just elected Board Of the New
York Central Railroad Company
Eras.us Cornins Albany Dean Richmond, Buffalo; John H.
Chcde Auburn Horace White Syracuse Livingston Spraser
Paa,ire Alone G Paige Schenectady: Cornelius L. Tracy
Troy Jacob Gould Rocheer Isaac Townsend, New Yor1
Nathaniel Thsyer Bo.ton John L. PIsyn albany John L.
Mr. Russell takes the place of Mr.. j. ID. Wolfe.
A new Guano Company, under the title of The
United States Gusno Company" has Just been organ
lied under the laws Of this State. The Board of rus
tees are: Egbert Benson, n. B. Labsugh George w.
Benson, W. Is. Burtis George Hall, S. Kirby +. B.
Carpenter, A. C. Benson, and George Irving. Mr.
Egbert Benson is President of the Company, AMI Mr..
Labaugh Vice President. The islands Of tho Company
in the Pacific Ocean, the principal one being How
lands Island The Company are in negotiation for
ship to proceed at once to Howands Island for load
Of gusno. We trust this Company and the American
Guaro Company will soon be ready to supply our
farmers with this valuable fertilizer at q moderate
cost.
Albert H. Nicolsys regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow, Friday,
at II. clock at the Merchants Exchange. 5. Draper
Will hold bis regular auction sale of stocks and bonds
tomorrow, Friday, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange The interest of the State debt Of Illinois
due on the first Monday of January, will be paid on
that dsy at the bankirg-house of Messrs. Ketchum,
Howe & Co., No. 40 Exchange place. The transfer
books will close on the llth inst. There is an un-
athered rumor in the street that the Miss ,ur roads
which, was supposed would default IN the interest
1ua LII a.. Stat bar1s lad a
have deposited with the State Treasurer the amount
required. The Treasurer writes from Jefferson City,
that.he Will have in hand in January next, from taxes
ssCOCOo There i. not the slight daub that the inter-
eet On the State debt will be promptly paid. The
creditors OF the State Of Illinois notified that
the let Of January next 5000 600 will be divided upon
such bonds as may be pre:ered at the State Control
ltrs ofice. The Chicago Democrat in mskcg the an
rouncemert, says:
Should this money not all be taken. our people
will take prompt measures to get nd Of the two mill
tax which las always been unpopular one. II this
repealed our State might fail TO meet interest,
and our bonds would fall sgain II is 20 be- hoped that
every bopdho,der Of Illinois vii send and get his
pay
The property and franchises of the Danphin ana
Susqushanns Coal Company are to be sold in Poilsde
pha ,n the let of March next. TIE property includes
a miles Of railroad, extending from the Pennsylvania
Railroad a, Rockville, five miles above Harrisburg,
to the Readirg Railroad at Auburn, ten miles below
Po,tsyille The property viii be sold subject to the
lie Of mortgage for 81 900. The Court Of Appeals
OF New-Jersey has given verdict in favor of the
Long Dock Company for an amount exceeding
100000 The suit was sgainst Mr. Mallory, g
cor tractor. SJms Minnesota free bank currency,
based upon the State bonds issued 10 railroads hs.
appeared in Wall street, but the brokers decline 10
purchase it. large number OF railroad mansgers of
the new Minnesota roads in town, eadeavoring to
negotiate State bonds for iron &e, but have as yet
net with but little success.
Letters from Council Bluffs, Iowa. notice the
ceipts of gold in quite large quantities from the new
discoveries in the Northwest. Sums a. large es
so, 0o0 offered for sale. During the Winter little
be done in mining, but upon the opening Of Spring,
large emigration Will naturally in the direction
OF these mines.
The report OF the Committee of stockholders of the
New-fork Central Road appointed last year to ex.
smne IT. affairs have made their report. Tue report is
brief and incomplete and will scarcely, We think be
satisfactory 10 the stcckholiers The Committee ap-
pt ars to have placed themselves IN the hands cf the
managers of the read and the results srrved at
mostly the results of tie Ccmpany's Officers aud no.
those of the Committee IL regard to tie Aab es If
tie Company the report says:
10 pursarg tie examination - tie present neanc.al