New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-19

Thee figures certainly encouraging, when the
continued falling of of the past year s remembered
and appear to be the faint fret indications of return
| of railroad prosperity.
n. Felix Belly announces in the Paris journals ths;
his organization Of the Nicaragua Canal Company is
completed that the money necessary secured that
vessel has been freghted TO carry out the engineering
material and that this vessel with himself part OF
the engineers and clerks-6O persons in all-will sail
from Hsvre for Greytown in three weeks.
The private letters by the America less warlke
than the printed accounts, but the writers appear to
be in considerable doubt to the result. The Paris
correspondent of The Commercial says:
have no reason TO regret to-day the assurances
have constantly given you III favor VI peace. The
probabilities in this direction increase in force every
day.
As proof of the celebrity with which broken Rhode
Island Banks closed up, 1Rompsons Reporter gives
the following ia It's:
Bank of the Republic, failed Oct, 1856. The Re-
eeiver has paid dividend Of 80 Z cent.
Rhode Island Central Bank, failed Aug, 1857. The
Receiver has made Do progress-not even report OF
the assets or liabilities.
Tiverton Bank, failed Aug, 1857. Nothing dope.
Farmers Bank, Wexford, failed Aug, 1857.
Nothing done.
Bank Of South County, failed Sept, 1857. The Re.
ceiver has issued three laltis circslars and made
report Of the same character to the Court In bis
q l.
ately or very soon."
Hopkintor Bank failed September, 1857. The Re-
ceiver lie confident that as soon certain man 10 L.
nois who is the largest stcckholder 10 the bank
borrow S25 600 the bank resume and he deems il
'unwise TO endsnger the stockholders by any precpi
tate action tor the benefit of the bill holders
The Warwick Bank failed January, 1859. A rel,
f. f. Q. called only short time before this con-
fsiled and assured Us il was good because the
stock holders were individually liable, and they we've
all friends Of his.
The Receivers Of the Rhode Island Banks are the
special friends of the stockholders, and the laws OF
Rhode Island sbrogate all legal proceedings against
bank the instant the Receiver Is appointed and
stockhoder cannot be called upon until the asees are
entirely exhausted. Hence q broken bank !. never
entirely wound up.
The machinery in ct the tunnel at Bergen Hill is
to be sold under foreclosure the 2lst inst After the
sale Mr.. Cumming, tbs Few contractor wi proceed
with the work. which is 10 be completed in ten months
Mr.. Sstterthw aites circular, by the America says:
Oar Stok tet has been unsettled daring he pa.t wsei
upon tbe dtru ft the European
politics, the eject has been ndat - sa
open much Poshle hence We have supply Of
none, otIirs on Loan. Money cannot Be snt Cooso
y cent. Con.oI o,O.e ssloi for nol,y snd .cosurt
Aa.fsn seeari. no rr. sous: q Bosa! or ssss..
ess. Ct railway bonS. or Investment, - sss ben , s.d
fer PenpsylvsDn 1t Horg.ssi s..-York C-nt,l cert
nese Inr 4lchdsu Cr ntrL
Company having PIT tsek into kasn ssy SQUAD p,.!tis
confidence in its bends becoming a.le. snd We note
purehAes S. with but few bonds sfsrins Innas Shar-s
remain without alteration, 81 81 e notwithstanding the ad
vance 70 20 DIS. reported rom e~Yort Free Lad Bond.
are II demand a: 81, bat e2eu IskI< hsh&r rs,sA
From the annual report Of tie Delaware, Lscka-
wanna and Western Road made TO the stockholders
ID tie 18th Of January l.s gather the following
acts:
TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT
TIE gross income from this department was az
ollous: