New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, APRIL 49, 1853.

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The Auditor OF public accounts Of the >'a'e u -"
gina ,eroris. under date ofhNcl -, .AN -ne an
to le sdi.i to he pubic debt under a',s OF Iae "a
and present sessioo Of tas Leg slaure VII DC go
so. brt that Il vii be necessary 10 increase ne
State taxes to NEE. liabilities growing QUOT the Eec'n'
arpropr1 ation. In his report the Auditor s'ys;
In ny repori Of November as; | estimated AI,
ites 1e0d >. d.sci'rey IN tbe JI,..Ty "a ss On
W., W. -, o. 49, .ros,p. @ :. si9l s'
A,S o., ,, 80. s.is 10 o. 40 %" 90
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To.,I so..sr,5h. ........... ss25l9. 9
10 VII H1'' b 900 P.i'... 81 70 S.
iks G.3.,; ,i. aij3.fn :; he
tId # thirty day. the expenses q the 80 ses-
,n,., I,i.s .s 'nr ~ .... i7sji -
,S ,HoI1' o. aeis' p'',os ~ ' 1000
ID. spprop iia'i9n. V III lave been a'ass ,s. 20
!; ios1. as VII iIe ns, .se9r ma 400. -
On the let lilly, iS5s there <l proe.by b six
noLih, interest The new debt OF s@s@'sV'. "H4 d
sIOsiss5 p
Apply Of or4nAry eIPense' SIAot' o.
D.fei; 10, October ls5e................ si5LeT %
wh.iher vii be nsesssary 10 the
ed .d ss~ S' :goP Is aasy y: :Rsai .s r n d5s
,se ssns and sssnc. due . u {-;aly Faaa The
my with r.s: proprtty .ppoa the nnPory
and :he beALces due ~ l4t;eE entirely rn the
BESIDE ise. :nd tSe full charge upon the trashy
ent to meet al the ordinary -xen,e- 'v.rnuen: A
Ecucs uu' annually ef more nan four handed thousand
In -,yIeP: Of ;he 18th Of November '' e':ea4'ed the
AZ d., tbe ordinary srno. .iIcl.e. would
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new debt...............''.......' @+toe ~ ..,,. -
Exoe, cf recep;- ordinary ios 1i5 81
Tie following is the amount of coal transported on
he Pblsdelpha ard Reading Railroad during the week
,nding Thurstsy, April 10, 1853:
Total for the week 81 l}.H
PcricUsly lis 'b1 yc'o
t9S,l
The amount Of COS, transported tie Schuy XII
Navigation for tie week ending A1l 5 was..turs q 5s3
Previously this sytar.............''..''''''' fi~o'D
sy 81, 5t.I9
To ssne time last ysar...........'''''''' oIs'o'f
Tie FhAQdtiphm Press says:
The Commissioner recently appointed by the
Legislature 10 examine into tne condition OF the Ian
caster Bank have made report, showing the causes
that led TO the failure of that institution No estimate
is made of the present condition assets OF tae bank
or proportion OF its Liabilities will be paid The
Committee state that the assets were appraised in
February lS51 ct SJiu so, but up 10 tlls time only
SI31 81 has been realized. AZ the time OF the failure
the bank had 81 100 lS OF notes in circulation, of
which $3.50 g34 has beea quidsted, Leaving balance
Of s.i9 2i7 still unpaid. From evidence laid before
them X appears that certain Set Of men surrounding
the bank ID connection with its officers, Obtained dis
counts to 30 large extent entirely ~ sink tle
whole capital stock Of the in:ttutinn.'
The Washington correspondent of The North
Amerieaa ssys:
"They are hopeful, q. the Treasury, OF large
cesiOn Of receipts at the beginning Of the lew hs3a
year. from land sales in Kansas, Nebraska and Cali
ior1is. -Four millions Of acres in the two first
Territories AZ put in the ma ket, and, it is suJ
posed will be- entirely covered with presumption
claims, thus bringing 10 some 3, OOCOO Tne
pubiisLe ed unts from that quarter exhibit very
eD ERASED condition of affairs generally, and it is
stated that az high as 100 e cent, per annum, is
offered for money the lands OF settlers from
sale. fths fact be well authenticated, that source
Of revenue may be quite reliable as is es mated
Tweniy three millions of acres are to be thrown upon
the market, in divided quantities. IN California from
the sale Of which at least 10 Geo OOO are expected 10
a few months. With there - 00O, 600 Of linds w6ich
have to be realized the Treasury il TO be carried
durir the Of Congress, relying upon large
ircIease in the Fsll imports for corresponding a1g-
Tnspte'i@n nf reyenUe for customs. These are very
b. ght hopes, and Tor Mr.. CooOs sake they ought 10
be realized for if they Mould not be- he will find him
seli so tampsred before Congress will meet again IN
December, TO wish himself veil back to his CON-
fortsble home in Georgia.
The exports for January and February from Great
Britain show falling off in textile fabrics which is
staiDg for it amounts to t 1851 declared value
more than half of the entire decrease in the
ports during that time, which was t3,s6l, l2@. Tue
following are the particulars Of the decrease during
January and February: