New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
Tot. seo,g2Sc2 sI3,s5e2ss sIl7,79ia29 ss5.75s.se

Tot seaE2SC2 sla, ,2sS Sll7,72i529 SSo7j3,6t3
The Cineirpo,i Commercial says thst an informal
meeting Of freight sgens several OF the Ohio Ices
was held in that city, and that il was resolved to unite
in dispatch to the four Atlantic lines to the effect
that ii has become Necessary 70 lessen the difference
now obs rved be ween raj end wster rates. II is pro-
posed 10 reduce to 81 cents and to cents fourth
class heights and on dOur, respectively.
The Clerelond HtGM says:
"The Board Of Directors Of the Cleveland and Pitts.
bureL road are in session for the purpose OF making
up the Annual Report to be submitted to the stock
holders at the general meeting. II is understood that
the Report will bs favor, bic one, showing but
small falling of from last years earnings I0is, at
time most Western Roads are running fsr behind
the eaInrgs of last year. speaks wei Tor the present
management.
Tie Supreme Conrt of Rhode Island has made the
Injunction sgsinsr the Mount Vernon Bark perpetual.
TIE receivers to be appointed are not yet named.
The Laie Superior MIne,, IN speaking of the Quin.
cy Mine, says:
'"For wears we have entertained the opinion that
the Quincy is destined to become OF the most iIc.
poItant mines upon the Lake. The property IL large,
embrsci al extent Of some b,O0O feet IN length VI
the mirera range and If 4 mile 10 width.
Last Sprirg, the propretors being aaushsd of tne
value Of tie property prepared to push on TIE WORKS
with greater ygor. The agency cf the Inine was
given 10 Mr. Samuel W. Hill. Improvements have
been mace - ECc lIulOuslc hu NVIh'
ing force and the openags have been pushed on with
great yieor. Valuable explorations have been made,
promising great advantage 70 the locanon W whlch
we will give attettiCn hereafter. The pecahar
advantages of the ground have been well t1ded, and
a plsp for the fun aud economical improvements OF
them will be adopted.
"Importapt surface improvements ia the way OF
ros6.makog AMI b1lding have been adde1 duriag the
past season. Some FIVE coInmodious buildings have
been erected including iDe store and snIlth-shop.
Much iu pro vement vii BE- recessary 10 the way Of
achusiy before they are able to show the eaps6ili-
ties Of their grcunc.
"Tb.y are now working about 40 men. The
monthly expense has te,n but little above s. 900 for
a few mouths past, yet they took out IN September
ard October lis tgns Of mineral Ths total product
Of tins wear Is about $40 tnUs. Last year they shipped
~; TINS An extrsordinory efor. was unqusstonably
msde 10 get out a product during the Summer snd
Fall which cannot be retained during the Winter.
But the success attending that efor shows IN siar-
ing light the capabilities OF the nine whenever X
creased facilities ard openings are brought 10 bear
upon II. -,
ard il Ociob.r 90 lsss than b turs.
But a small amcuDt # Illinois Bonds were pro-
spt,d st the Treasnfy of at State on the lst last.
for the stallment on the principal announced to be
psi. Ills was hot unexpected, the market value Of
tic bonds beirg lO3. Tile Chicago Pres, upon this
subject. says:
1.-THE ilcousiierable amount presented a, Spring
Fed NeW-t ear utyt Ilcuc cC1kSey inptc5riDu
uuop the sun awaiting distribution. The &ioVO left
l. 30 mucn dead capital locked mp in tie State vault
welding 10 interest and diminishing TO taat amount
the volum. Of circulating medium. Next year a
larger sum will be collected, and still more the year
tolIosing while each year the amount Of bonds pre-
serted Tor payment will diminish. The result will De
that a very large fund will secumulate-probsbly
more than s. Coz OC1-trom this two-n. tax, before
tie people can be relieved Of II. There is no necessity
for &C ntir uirg the burden upon the people day
longer than viii require 20 asn nd the Constitution
The world is now se,ired both ~ the sovency and
honesty Of the State. Let the Legislature at once
provide for amending that article of the Constitution
unSer Which the twO-mil tax il collected"
The report Of the Superintendent Of the Bank De-
psrtment Is before us, and shall tomorrow give 3
full abstract of it. AZ present have only spacs for
the Recommendation eontsuei in the concluding
paragraphs which are a. follows:
In oorcuciDg this report, the Superintendent re-
spsctfaIly submits and recommends the following
ameucueDts 70 tie general Bank laws.
Fusf: To permit al banking associations and indi
yidual bankers whose deposit II securities consist Of
stock. alone, 10 receive par circulation upon all
stocks bearing interest of + cent = alnam that
are Low receivable in this Department.
S,oOHd To amend chapter - n0t the Laws of 1851 ,
by pDiyng the provisions cf that ac, relating TO
trustees VI Incorporated banks. ~ the receivers of