New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER 2l 1885
ri,.y moe satisfactory 10 as, who stand thas eor-
.o.ei and douhkss 70 the public in general, who are

:; To- -o,,e sa,i,fsc.orv 20 Is who stand thls csr-
-so.e5 and doubtless 10 the public in general, who
thu. crute .uhgti'n'i. l. IePy, ~e have to say,
,hs, 90 morn stoh cane from very reliable sources,
s,6 rom ho.e al, sre gu likely - be snostan-
,i,I, correct, a. TIE Treasurer himself. II ia possible
TIA, ,mall part OF the mineral may have been ssa'
mated e. TO its DE-. p'oiu; 10 the statement, oa' thN
il, essentially erroneou' we are IN Wiling to aimt
II TIE Treasurer will favor me prohc win sn oi'
.,.,sc.nt of te lumber o' tuns Of mineral sm;tef-
the or,auct of h. sane in ngot copper, and tue
omour, which hssrot yet arrived st the eneitios
Wcr.s." tosether wiki t1e estimates Of the Snsi,ing
AGENT as "a the net product OF that poi.on We shall
he abls 70 see how much snd wherein our statements
si,r. We never intend to pu fish Information OF TINS
character, wit1oa. competent authority, ana " Aap
mems in this esse that place great reahce upon 'e
general accuracy Of cur informant TO suou an eNsn' Ia
nop, If fact, ,ba, no such iudfnts reply on the part
80 .be Treasurer, viii shake onr confidence in H.
TIE reeeip,s Of the C.tawisss, Williamsport, AM
vi R,irosS Con pary for November le were y 40 -
Len due connecting sds..''''''''''''''''''''''
Ne, ,.c.p.. r November ?ts.e :!
Ne: receipts cor Noyenoer iS'''''''''''''''''
Increase IN ~''''' Il
Tho Eastern Printing Cloth Manufacturers have
npblisbsd an agreement, in which they Tx upon 80
inches "a the measure o. tue yrd instead of 81 inches
No ,s,r the cus,om heretofore. This is tae true
ys,a and as It prevails in the measure of all o'her
brown bleacbed AMI printed cotton goods ID Boston,
Nea York and Philadelphia there seems to be no
o. cd reason for the exceptional practice that mas
crown no witt respect to printing closhs. The agree
mon, ~ take effect on the Isl OF January, s signed
by sbou. fly prominent manufacturers aud agents.
We see il stated that the first load of freight Tor pm
vs,e sec,utt was carried on the East Pennsylvania
Railroad t.be road which connects the Pennsyl-
wanna system of roads with the New jersey Central
last Tuesday morning. TO Richard station, mie OF
so from Ku,ziowu. Tie contractors on the Allentown
erd of the road and the track layers on the seeuon
between Richards snd Meyerstosn, are Working
rapidly src it is confidently expected that the con-
r.ctop will be made with the Lehigh Valley rosa oy
the MIDDLE Of January next.
The Commissioner of Washington County, az a
meeting held on the 10th inst, determined IN making
their spuus esma fox 1853 to consider aud esti'
mate the interest due and to become due on the bonds
ssued by the county to the Hempfed Railroad Com
pary" and to levy tsx sufficient TO meet all out
standing interest, as well as that which will fsu due
durir the year 1852 This action was taken IN con-
sentence of the decso, of the United States District
Court, in the case of William MCoyvs the County OF
Washington, wherein the Legality Of the claim for
| interest on the bonds sustained. The amount OF
| bonds Issued is 5000
The receipts If the Boston and Worcester Railroad
for the year ending November 80 we're SF3 l9' Sl-a
decrease from 1857 of $9j $50 ST. The expenses have
been reduced $40 6l3 90, leaving a net income sui
fcient to pay 3 cent yearly dividend, and the sum
of $4,000 for the sinking fund.- The surplus remain
| Ing after these are deducted is SO, COL.
At Boston money still continues abundant, with but
limited offerings at the banks. Good business paper IS
sought after by bank managers, and loans are
freely made at A. as cent, and are now higher than
ever before having reached the of SIS, 800 600,
beirg $40 900 than ct the time OF the sus-
pension by the banks.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New-Orleans
/ Pants on ba Ilth inst ware aa follows.