New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

Fotl amount Of ,5ynO3
Total circulation lSo'Hi
Showing q margin of s393,972 The circulation out
Issndrg Of the closed bsuks the redemption OF which
lhprovidsd for, 10 $26333.
TI Al6asy Standard says:
GThe veto of Gov. Morgan may dissppoint the
friends Of the rosd but it will not prevent the road
ON being built. The Governor g action VIII proddce
- lay not death. The Albsny and BinghAmton rail-
osd 10 fixed fact, and, in spite OF existing crcum,
Gspces viii continue TO progress tl u becomes one OF
ar LEADING tbOrOughfares The bill defeated this
canon will appear at the next and will be 80 backed
I, by public opinion that it will even triumph over
he veto power"
The Fulton brings lower quotations for ConsOs bat
"A other commercial news OF much Importance. The
aSoectator says:
dConsOls at the lsst date quoted at 9ji. They
ave since touched 95s aud have closed this eveoog
81 s5l with an appearance OF great heaviness Inc
French Bourse continues 10 decline, and at Vienna,
LsO there is increasing anxiety. ln the discount
usrket money is in Teqaeet at the Bank OF England
| minimum Of "a T. cent, and although the supply VIII
4. Temporarily increased next week by the payment
the dividends there is strong reason to expect that
sry future movement in the rate vii be 10 an upward
direction The drain of silver to India continues on sn
tormous scale and the last fOrtnighty steamer took
psry Is GOO O0O The India loan Of $3j, OOO,OOO is
expected 10 be brought forward next week. The Rus
nan loan of SIS 900 is ao looked for at about the
igDa time"
The Lo.don Time, of the 9th inst, in noticing the
rnket Of the previous day, ssys:
"The anticipated effect of the dividends, the pay
nsnt OF which TO the public will commence on Friday
next affords some support to the market out 10 tns
hoe OF the forthcoming Indian and Russian lOans, aud
ofthe drain Of silver few persons contemplate the pos
sbity under any circumstances OF an early return Oh
buoyancy. Although money continues IN good supply
N the Stock Exchange at from to oenJ there Is
affair demand in beldscourt market, where an opin-
ion seems 10 be entertained from the proportion OF long
dated paper now Offering that after the MON sntary
Increase Of ease that may arse from the payment OF
the dividends the tendency will be toward an sOVaGce
IN rates. The amount to he invested on account OF
the sinking fund during the current year Is Isl 9li
In foreign exchanges THE afternoon there was an al
vance in the rates Vienna and Trieste other places
we're about the same as last post private telegram
rom Caloutts TO day reported to quote the rate OF
exchange at 2s. 3D. This would show further al,
verse movement Of between and = cent, and
almost Indicate that the Government we're thought
likely in their financial confusion to Draw lsrgey on
London. The silver market, which vas yesterday
less firm, has consequently experienced rebound
By the Overland mail, with six days later ne IS from
California, We have the foloSing uformation IN rea-
lion to the unprovided debt Of the State:
"a bill to provide for paying the outstanding in'
debedness of the State has failed in the Legislature
msmbers Directing to the method Of payment but not
TO the acknowl gment OF toe debt. II is expected
that proper plan for its liquidation will yet be agreed
ppos before the Legislature shall adjourn.
" There is continued active demand for money.
The receipts Of dust improving, ana vii no doubt
steadily increase as the season advances. The snip.
uent by the steamer of the 9Th pIoGlmo will be q full
average one considering the present full state oi
rsde engagements are now mAkltg Tor her departure
az to ~ Y cent per month.
4" From Mazatau, theIe have been received since
our ast S663 900 Mexican dollars the bulk OF which
has been already exported 10 China. For such
smounts disposed Of in this market, II 46lls
cent was realized, but there rs now htte demand,
and further supplies soon to reach u.s. ne qaote, al
the close, pomIrsl at 10 q cent premium.
1he CiHcinnat, Gazette of the 10Th says;
"Tke attorneys for Bell 4 Grant yesterday ded
supplemental bill in the United St4tes Circuit, IN
which they strike ont the names Cf X ebert B~yArd
George 4. Coe j. b. Hosmer aud Samuel +. FO0te, As
parties defendant The bill also sets forth the fscs in
regard TO the transfer by tie sssgnees Of the aseets
Of the Trust Company TO Messrs. Kioreath and Rem
Elm and alleges that after paving the costs and eX
Depses, the dividend payable to the creditors sil
be small and viii not probably excel one.fourth Of
TIE amount OF the debts. The plaintiffs in this suit,
therefore claim that the trustees should b. held per
sOnsy liable 20 the creditors for the large loss so sus
tanned by the alleged negligence and mismansgement
Of sAid trustees and ask for process Of suoPens
against C osrlss Sietson, Abrsham VI. Taylor JOIN
c. Wright, Samuel j. Broaiwel, George Crawford,
Nathaniel Wright, Samuel b. Keys, George l. Sted-
man Charles G.. Enyart, Samuel Z. fsrkhnIst, sam
fcsoick, George Lucky, Clement Deitrick and Samuel
korrer. The bill was filed, and will come up IN the
course Of the regular proceedings IN the Trust Con
psny case"
AChiOsgO, the receipts of produce during the psst
week were light, as OnOvs: 6,639 bbls. Flour 2, $50
bush Wheat, 6s6l2 do. Corn, ,42s DO. Oats, ~ do
Rye and 4,44s do. Barley. The total imports siOoe
tse ia Of January are: 9I,SO7 bol.. Flour, against
iSo,oOo in 1858; 500 40 bush Wheat, sssnst I665,-
800 last year. 693,64 do. Corn against $50. i26 do
t year; Isl l73 DO. 0sts against 2O0 3y7 do. last
SsMi AZ DO. Rye, against 10 40l do. last year;
oSfso DO. Barley, Against liz 1877 do lAst wear OF