New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Phi.ad. March 81 .68n,e5l e,ls65p 5s.5o5l 5000
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The business OF the Clearing. House S2l 81 $780,
The uorey market continues without change. The
discount houses have e good demand for fire proof
Signatures and the tendency II any s 70 lover rates.
Sixty day first class scceptsnces are jdjl 2 cent,
four TO six months well indorsei 3 a 2 cent, and
single naue g. : T. cent. The amount of money
teIirg on call appears 10 be increasing from outside
sources at t. 4, cent ard some of the banks show
more l.T guess TO lend on demand. There ls, how
ever al II Creasng amount Of bushes. doug IN some
artice. of mercheudlie, which may produce more
activity in moneyed crcles Yesterday the sales Of
Teas a. stated in market report, reached 1000
and yesterday and todsy the transactions 10 Cotton in
this make. reached 100000. The Chicago Press
says tie Michigan Central Company has determined
To run thcir lire OF stesmbos's -sDg of tue West
tm World the Plymouth Rock, AID the Mississippi,
during tie coming season, commencing on the
5th Of ApYl between Detroit and Buffalo. Both the
Michigan Central and Michigan Southern Roads have
heretofore lest heavily by running lines Of boats upon
Lake Era.
Tie Michigan Southern Rosd, for the third week Of
March, shows 81 OCO, small decrease the same
week of last year. The Directors Of this Road
in session here. The Toledo and Western Rosd in tle
second week Of March, cared 81 100 sgsnst sl2 400
in the first week. The March reeePs Of the Erie Road
are some $4,000 behind those to the same period Of
last year. The 6atHHgs, however, will not show 60
large q decrease ne the settlements WITH other roads
will be in favor Of the Ere. The New-York Central,
il stated is receiving shcut the IL last March.
The Hudson River also promises 70 be up 10 March,
1873, although tie river opened nearly week earlier.
The Harlem continues to show fair gain ISIS the
aggregate up to the pcsert time being about SO 900
s.nce the 1t Of October, less than six months The
Avenue roads al doing an increasing business
the Second Avenue gaining about $50 Per day over
last year. Inc Brooklyn City Railroad If also SHOW
rg a large Increase.
About s.OO,OOO in gold vii probably go by the
steamer Oh Saturday.
In regard TO paragraph in relation to sale Of the
western ED Of the Peoria aud 0quawka Road, which
has been copied INTO some Of the city journals, the
President Ct the Road has Published Tue following
card:
The psregraph from tn. PEORIA Traascr pr, 10
reference % the Trustees Of the Second Mortgage
Bonds on the wcs. end Of the Peoria and Oq1aTka
Railroad, resolving 10 Eel the road, Is not true. 4
hearing had before the Trustees, but 10 decision
was mace IL regard 10 selling the ROAD. Tie Pe0rta
Transcript has already c5nIac!cted the statement re-
ferTed 10. Toe road between Peoria and Burlington
VII never lie so. for the sma amount Of interest n
controversy or the Second Mortgage Bonds however
much designing parties, who are bound by the terms
OF thei lease to pay the coupons may desire the sale.
In reference ~ Morgan, Judgment, vii simply
state that the United States Circuit curt ~ Chicago
has granted stay OF proceedings under that i1tg-
Ilent which ls " being atiuoicaet ~ Tie COur VI
ChaIeery, The Peoria aud O4Cswka Railroad Com.
parry ale 10; indebted % Morgan sum exceeding
$4,000, which they nave always ben snd are Eow
ready to pay Gas. A. sEcoR,
Tie Pres OF Philadelphia lie defiant. IL regard to
competition for the Western business, it Gays:
TIE Pennsylvania Central Railroad has nothing
whatever 10 fear II competition with any OF her rivals.
TIE shortest the safest the best route from the Great
West TO AewlOrk Itself lies over her rails ana with
tie Hid Of her powerful suIlisry-the Pittsburgh Fort
NayIe and Chicago Railroad ConpaHy-she may bid
defiance to g.. competition"
II00ysoHs B1Et Note Rsgorter has the following
paragraphs:
- There vii be 10 extra session Of Congress. The
Pottofice Department viii meet demands upon Il by
auditing claims Tor all serVice and issuing therefor
Warrants on the United States Treasurer, signed by
the PostmssterGeueral and the Auditor of the Post
Ottoe department, which Warrants viii be payable
when the next Congress shall have made the neces.
saly appropriations. The Warrants viii not on
tAer face bear interest bu Il Is presumed Congress
VII pro, ide for interest IN the appropriation.
LINER Hart, Receiver of the Bank o. 0reaas al
vertises that divide nj Of b & cent tue Outstaui-
ing circulating notes of the bank vii be paid 70 the
holders Of SAID notes tue return Of the same 20 hs
oihce II Albion, OIL and after the Eth day Of April
reIt.
Is vFcA COUSTy BavK, OHIo.-Jas T. Claypool
receiver Of this baLs informs that az rotes a. al
claims sesDst the bank must lie pre sen.ed BY The n
Day o. June ueIi. That there VII probably be aw