New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

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The earnings OF the La Crosse Road for October are
5000.
The consultations of the Executive Committee Of
the Erie Road have resulted in the adoption of
luton that it expedent to reduce at present the
amount Of the Presidential salary. In the present en-
barassed condition Of the affairs Of the road it
deemed TO be the policy of the road TO retain the
vices of Mr.. Moran, At the present excessive
compensation. The Farmers Bank of Hudson has
declared semi-annua dividend of e cent. The
meeting for election of Directors of the Pacific NAL
Steamship Company takes place on the 10th inst The
books will be closed on the day of election. Books of
subscription 10 the Daniel Drew Insurance Co. will
be opened for days at the Office Of Messrs. f. ID.
Stanton Co.. No. - William street, and the office OF
EdwaidE. Cowles No. New street. The subscription
is nearly full The noes Of the Atlantic Bank, Port
land, Me-, are thrown out to-day by the uncurrent
money houses in Wall st. and also Boston. Thema
ke is very dull for Treasury Notes and sales of those
bearing A. T. cent interest have been made to-day at
T. cent premium, which is decline. The new Govern
ment Loan is also heavy al lO4i lO5 Letters from
London by the recent steamer state that it could be
bought in that market ct 9ii. Messrs. Gepcke,
Keutgen Il Reichelt, Agents Of the North German
Lloyd line of steamers between this port and Bremen
have removed to No. 81 Broadway. The steamers of
this line il has been decided will touch at Southampton.
The line consists Of the iron steamers Bremen Hudson,
New-York and Weser of 800 tuns burden and 700
horse power They leave New-York and Bremen
every alternate Saturday. The business of the Clear
ing IIouse to-day SIG, i96 22i, which is cons d.
erabe falling of from the average Of last week. 1t is
stated that the Controller of this State has determined
to insist on sn examination Of every Company char
tered by other States that applies for certificate of au
thority to transact business in NewYork. This should
be rigdly insisted upon. We noticed some days ago
the unjust and oppressive order issued by the Director
of The Philadelphia Mint, with the sanction of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, which required all depOs
itors Of silver send it to Philadelphia and receive
there the payment in coins, thus making distinction
in favor Of Philadelphia. We glad to learn that
under the representations of Mr.. Sub Treasurer Cisco,
Mr.. Cobb has rescinded the order alluded to- and de-
poss can, heretofore, be made and paid for at the
Assay Office in this city, The rate at which silver is
received has, however, been reduced from 81 22l to
81 u y ounce.
Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale Of
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow (Wednes-
day, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Drapers daily auction sale of Stocks and Bonds
will take place tomorrow "wednesday, at I2I
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The aggregate deposits Of Gold at the Assay Office
in this city since its establishment in 1854 i, over
$4,000 ,OOO nearly all of which has gone tito fine
bars The saving to the owners over the old system
Of sending gold to the Philadelphia Mint 70, coinage
is estimated at about s35OG00
Tie annexed table shows the the proportion of Spe
Gle to Deposits and Circulation held by each of the
Banks Of this city according to the last statement OF
their condition. It will be seen that many of them
stand below the pont-2O y cent-which it was agreed
upon should he maintained