New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16


Albert II. Ncoay's regular daily suction sale ef
stocks ana bonds will take place tomorrow Tuesday,
at I2I o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Drapers daily auction sale of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Tuesday at l2i o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
The General Land Office gives notice tia. "the
grant of lard to Wisconsn has been far adjusted
10 authorize the release from withdrawal of the vacant
offered lands outside Of the six miles limits on the
La Crosse and Milwaukee road TO s.. Croix Lake and
on the North Eastern road from Fond du Lac 20 the
State line. Aso the route from ST. CroiI to Lake
Superior sufficient time having elapsed 70 make sur
vey Of the route and selection, lands Will be restored
TO market with the provsO that the railroad grant
will attach to such of the odd numbered sections as
may be selected under said act, within the SIX miles
limits OF such parts OF the said road es may be actu-
ally surveyed and saked oil before the day fixed tor
the restoration Of said land The Menasha, Mineral
Point La Crosse, Hudson and Eau Claire offices open
on Monday the 9TH day Of April, for the lands along
the La Crosse and Milwaukee and Fond du Lac and
Superior Railroads. The HUDSON Superior and Eau
Claire Offices open the 3D. day of May for the lands
along the Of the road from ST. CrOix to Superior
City and Bayfield,.
The Clearing House will take possession Of its new
quarters in the new building corner of William and
Wall streets erected by the Bank of New-YOrk next
Monday. In the mean time the room is being duly
inauguIated to-day by dinner, at which the repre-
sentstives and managers OF over sixtyfve millions OF
capital sat down.
There was an error in our paragraph published this
morning in regard to the ClesrngH TO be estab-
lshed in Albany. State money will be assorted and
delivered daily the redeemng agent of each bank,
on the morning after its receipt, at discount of 10
cents I, 500, and not ffty cents on the 800 as
printed. 1t is stated that Plumb of Albany is 20 be
the manager of this Clearing House.
The California steamer brings 81 ,279 600 10 gold, and
the general accounts favorable from the mines.
The circulars give the following information in regard
to business and money matters:
san Francisco, Tuesday Evening, Feb. ls, la59
better has been given the market since last ua By
transactions considerable Importance staple articles
al time that there has been general activity We
Iegp. .g af from the masatae Of the OPERATION. made ia
from the absence 4 aetaa material IN hand 70 serve a.
con and Lard Of which through the major portion OF the
Nearly all kinds Of groceries aud provisions however be
quoted generally valuable and the market for them
A. ndentsy meRtoned sboye the demand from the interior
and coast trade for goods has been better this month than either
IN December January but that could be
termed active for day or two a. time March has been
characterized by lively business in favorable seasons
when the ample supply has fallen all the miners
posby employees remains be seen what the trade Of that
Early in the fortnight Mexican dollars sold in
lots lSals cent premium The Stephen howeysr which
made l aconderabe portion Of the above sum is
China and
shipment Of dollars understand that VIII De
below until April another CondGcta Will not
come the coast until then.
Ike supply gold bars for this ample aud 38O tine
will probably 60 tomorrow at !ds T. cent discount.
In money affairs the market be decidedly easier than
the date of the sailing Of the last steamer Consdrae capital
is seeking oan but the rates unchanged as q cent
month good collateral Nothing doing in real estate
cuuies
In been nothing doing since last aud the
Of desirable securities We perceive however
from papers that $50 Of the bonds The
emission have been quite recently issued from the State
Treasmer's Office
The Mlraukee Sentinel Of the 10th says:
The travel over the La Crosse road is increasing
rapidly as Spring advances Yesterday a number of
passengers arrived in our city in kree days from s.
Paul, by way of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail
road. This is quick time for Winter travel. When
the road is completed to La Crosse-as it will be
within a tweve-month-it will be crowded with bus
the year round. Ii is destined beyond all doubt,
to be the great thorOughfare of tae Northwest.
"To those who have not investigated the subject,
few facts in regard to the business of the Northwest
may be interesting. The number of steamboat ar
rivals at ST. Paul last season (s57) were near 900,
as shown by the following table, as compared with
1856: