New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

a. I5e q lie. Sd. 2,5S, bb.s. Rpe,t 10. oiui- NJ.
To London, 2,50e oo1es Cheese n CABIN g. S''. ~
600 hhds. S;ys. n J0s 500 bbs. R0-in a. ls si -
Glssgoy ocO bbs Rosin a: 3s. To Rotterdsn, 4'V'V
galkus Horev 1T e.; 10 turs Copper Ore a. -'''
s,ip Cslz with .isht PIP >-av7-a s-7
- from F.izsbetbport TO Boston below ;ne enise'h
eoe pertup. big OF 80 from D'rer Georgia
| to Antwerp 5. SIS per tun Of 40 cuos' fee''
The bu,ipe,, @. the Sab Treasury was: hece'pts'
t54Ois se-for Customs -, 600; Payments, sscos@'
! 90; Balance, =, ,O63, ,6l3 81.
There is good inquiry for y ceu. Treasury Notes
fvr Customs payments, but they sre very scarce
Those bearing higher 's.e Of intres. are also scarce
ard IL demand al trife better rates. Mr A " Stout
has been reelected President and John Harper Vice.
President Of the Shoe and L:aher Bank. NJ. Eph.
Marsh has been reelected President OK the Morris Cana
COMPANY. Mr.. Gelpcke, the Tressurer OF the tne
Railroad Company has offered his resignation, ou' IL
has not been acce ped He considers the hnancis con
dition Of the Company such tbs, ne can esVe us
post which he has filed with great energy and fa,hd-
psss ard give tha. attention to his private business
which it imperiously demsDds. The business oi
the Clearing House to-day was $H,5Os,'S. lie
METROPOLITAN Certificates were $)27 600. meet
ing has been held OF Fire lrsu ance Companies
OF this city, Joseph Hoxie, ESQ., presiding, and new
organization has been effected under the name Of Ine
New.York Board Of Fire Insurance Companies, with
Coz sti.uton and Bylaws. Eishty-one Companies
have entered into tbe agreemeni-the Brooklyn, s.
Nicholas and Hsuilto Companies refu,ing. Tee CD
ec. for which the new association las been formed
is the estabs tment Of reduced and regular rate ST
premium and the allowance CT a commission OF hve
e cert TO brokers. The new redemption agency at
Albany is working well thus far. Tne Dover Pains
81. I.tr navs
Beiing. President, ard George T. Ross Cashier. Tne
notes Of the Pequonnock Bank Bridgeport, CJnn, are
| row redeemed a. par by all the Banks in this city.
Sevt "a, auction sales of Dry Goods were held To-
| dsy. mostly Of French Dress Goois, which, under
| sree supplies do not sell well as earlier in the
season. There were fair audiences, bat lack Of
spirit. Al attractive catalogue OF Millinery Goods
mainly silk and velvet Ribbons, brought good prices
The iobbers and importers doing fair business
and general t.,ds is sssu ming more healthy tome
French goods are rather abundant, but the demand Is
better than was anticipated early in the season. Do
mesic goods show &C vity. end those OF cotton
are buoyant Prints better, bet Desines are dull
There is good number Of buyers from this STATE and
the Wes, in town. and the late trade promises TO be
better than wss anticipated. The sro:eTs are also
| more busy than OF late
Mr.. Albert H. Nicolay's regular daly auction sale
| of s,o,ks and bonds will take place tomorrow
CFrday) at i2l o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change.
s. Draper's daily auction sale Of r.ocks and bonds
will take place tomorrow Friday, at l2I o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
The receipts of tee Lake Erie aud Wabash Road
for March, we're
W.Paisn com. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 %
s5el2i 81
The earnings of the Gllena and Chicago Union Rail
road Company FOR ths month OF Ma-cn 1857 and 1858,
were:
rr-fsh....... s!lss..s 1881; s!esS:s '; *n7a 81
Malls, 1c...... $3.50 OF 1900 90 In:... 80 20
re..l....sI2s652 9i sI05,as 81 Dec. sg,49 p
Corrected earnings fo' February were s74l0O 49,
The eerniDgs and operating expenses of the Chicsgo,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Comp any for January,
February and March, 1858, have been:
Earnings from Freight 20
Earnings from Pasengers ~ ioo 20
E..nnss from Mis- ,llsnools. 45S9 %
,ro,I..........................s99ai5 s99ai5 %
Operating li@osi j.!
NJ, i,nips Is for fir. quarter Of sG,75l II
E.r1D.s from FisiSft' ..
Earning Is fIo1n Passen s.rs.............. $685. ii
Ear inss hom Miscellsneous........... 1851 %
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s2I7sOs 10
9pen1s EAPssss, y 25 25S s5 ssC
Net Earnings for fret quarter Of 1926 Os
Gain Earnings for fra. quarter Of s'e s575s' %
The following is the statement for March, 1888, OF
the business Of the Illinois Central Railroad:
DEPARTMENT. ,... =.
Acres construction lands for *72S IS
Acres interest lands sold 5siis t1t - sgs W
Acres fe, land. sold for 1875 ~
Total sale. during the month ...7e44O6 for sNsls o.
To which add town lot sales...' d" %
Total Of S8 5S 92
Acre. .oid ,ince i.t Janusiy 1853 1893 Oe for sles
Acres sold previously ...'..l Tor loSlfp
To,sl...................la5ss a5ssls,for sl5Dlossl
con.t,n Bond. csnceisd in March; 49,. $1,000 s.,.oo
FreeId Bonds canceled in March, 1853. 100
FIeed Bonds cancelled Preyiou,ly..... es,oOo- 100"
Total Bonds Cancelled up April ls5s..... *675oeo
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
Receipts from
Receipts nom 80 @
Receipts $3.50
Receipts from rent road. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2a6 81
Receipts from other ISi u
Tot. receipts in March, 1ss.............s slSs,53 ss
Total receipts in March ls57...........''' HAaao W
Total reos pt. since January 1850. sss3 $50
Total receipts il corresponding period in lS7 f5llis %
The London Times says that Messrs. Dennistoun &
Co.. whose suspension for GO 900 was ons of the
most serious events OF the recent crisis, and who sub
sequently arranged psy in full by nstalments, have
issued circular anticipating the payment due on the
3st of July on general account, and on the 3Oth Of
June on Australian account and stating their readiness
TO meet the same on tie 3lst Of this month.
letter from Washington says:
"By the last California nail, the samples Of gusno
taken from Baker and Jarvss Islands by Com
~. of Ma vaara "a