New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

AT Plnladepbia, in the Money market there is con =
rinued langor, the result OF inactive business and q
general ~ant OF confidence. The Banks doing all
the good business paper offering at Bank rates, while
un tie street hear at occasional transactions in
large suuis at las y cent
The Directors Of the Pewabic Mine have Gale a
eetlI of stockholders for tie 18th of November to
investigate the charges brought agains; the Agent at
Il MiIe. The Directors say:
"Tie Directors think it proper to say that they
have entire confidence In TIE integrity Of Mr.. Palmer
and that II satisfactory explanation will be made Of
the ut the Nine aid at the Proposed meeting
they intend 10 place The whole affair and management
# The Nine before the stockholders for their nll action
in the prem ises
TIE Cincinnati Gazette of the Eth says:
The Money market exhibited no new feature.
The demand was Only mOderat-, and all the good
Taper offered was freely discounted at lJdl2 4 cent.
% The market is largely supplied with silver, Tor
which there Is little demand. Efforts have been
made, without success, to induce manufacturers to
-iver, instead of small Notes, in payug hands.
circulation hight be obtained for II IN this way,
perhaps, if bankers would agree 10 receive il on de-
post at par, or in otter words, if they would consent
to place it level With bank mates. Ii is
APPARENT that, in order to make silver available
circulating medium, Government WI De compelled
"a advance tie standard.
The Alexandria Ga-efte mentions the arrived at
tia port, via the canal of about six hundred tuns of
Cumberland, Maryland, for the Orange and Alexan-
drle Rsilr, az. I've are highly gratifed,' says The
Ga:ette, that railroad COMPANIES are beginning
TO look to tie furnaces Of instead of those of
foreign countries for their supply Of rails. The fact
that railroad iron manufactured i'll country has
a oughness and durability not found in the imported
article, should commend it everywhere to railroad
con psnies.
Tie D0renpOrt Gazette states that injunction hns
been issued by Judge Lowe restraining the Rock Island
Bridge Company from making such repairs a. are very
much needec, and the neglect Of which may be the
cause Of serious disaster.
One Of the most important discoveries, recently
made in tie coal fields of Pennsylvania has just been
Effected by Henry b. Thomas, the geoogist employed
by tie Catawissa Railroad Company to explore their
extensive trscs # land, situated at the Junction Of the
Q sakske Railroad The only coal-veins hitherto
known exist thereon was Of feet, and one OF
feet; but NJ Thomas has struck within 10 feet OF the
surface the mammoth Hazleton vein, which, undoubt-
eddy, uIderies the whole tract. It, position Is wholly
above water level to the depth of p feet without en-
counteripg AL uca Of slate. Mr. Thomas prononncss
it one Of the most valuable beds of coal east of Wilkes
barre, and practically the nearest one TO the New
York market for las the advantage over the Beaver
Meadow and Hazleton coal Of an uDOestructed de-
scenng grade Of from to - feet al the way ~ the
Lehigh.
The Manchester Print Works have manufactured
during the pat year over 200 600 yards Of deaine
and 80 coo Of cotton cloth together with other erti-
lies amounting in the whole 10 over III 00OU0 yarls
AID dnfiBy the sane peripi l., 500 600 yarl.
.oye b.en printed. The sale. have reached :: ,5oopo