New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
n. ri,e..aa.. Cors.srcial rsm.rks respse'ts ''e
r,iv b,.in.ss az ,ns e-in.ipsl BIO roads:

% The Li:-ls Nisn nss Deeh ooinS '''S n. - 4
Business a. reuu0ersiye rates. The indlt -
Ci,cipra,i e,hihis sa;n q: sbout 1909 over Jhy,
ls5S The Ohio a1d Mississippi has enJ y ed "a &c
ps.ss5ger usfic: rs freight receipts nave o;sH
.nsd BY ths usfreDiy seton OF poweri,.9i
r,s3. Tn. ea-an.s of the tInc.rna'l, NLtlb. y
sri Z.resyrre rosi f-r July are abon; Sl2,mu. ne
res y, .,ac IN he Cen'rs Oho is reported TO nave
increased mos, eDooarssS Dsly.
TIE Icstizg;oE C0Es'i:sti7n of yesterday mr.
FISHES The following statement OF The rechps int 'he
Treasury the last three quarters OF the fiscal year
enirg Juos 30, ls59-ffom customs, lands, ana MS
c.nap-cus sources: For the quarter ending December
81, 1855 sa,762,6la 81; quarter ending Aarca w.
1859 $l3 20 5t9 J5; quarter ending Jure 80, 1897
As. .GsS 2i2 %; sggregste, SIS 5s0,Ss2 %. Amount
estimated by the Secretary Of tie Treasury in his re-
po.t u Congress its last session, from :he ssme
sources, as indicated above, 90, 10000.
TIE !Nqsi.or STATE Journal of July % brings the
account u decision Of the Supreme Court OF WIS
coasp in the case o: Tie State OF Wisconsin e1 'e
Nathaniel ". Dean set. The Common Council OF 'he
Civ of Naois,n, which The STATE Journal demo MI
mates case involving he question OF the constta-
,onsli.y Of City, Town sd County Bonds Inc
opinion Of the Court, delivered by Judge Cole, em-
braces TIE following points: L. The sec''on OF tue
Constitution limiting the indebtedness of the S'ae 70
$lc0 coo spples only TO debts contracted oytoe Leg
sa,ure on behalf of the STATE at lsge and hss no re'
e.ence,to debts contracted by municipal corposaaons
tour or couLti-s. =. The particular debt under con-
.dsra,iop $40 GEO. contracted by the Cltyot Aaiison
in the purchase OF cemetery grounds was duly aa-
,horzed by the city charter Clerical errors 10 TIE
ds:pg or fipg up of the bonds do not render them
invalid The Madison bonds were therefore declared
constitutional and the msndamus applied for BY Dsan
10 GO mel the Common Council TO strike on. OF The
tax.rol the sum of $500 levied TO psy the in'eres:
thereon, was denied.
The Cincinnati gazette Of TUESDAY says:
Currency was in light supply, bat discounts con-
.irued easy for good paper al ~ IL e cent. the n-
qliry being quite moderate. The demand f1r Eastern
Exchange was light, and owlng 10 sca'c''y OF cur,
rsucy amor the smaller dealers the market Was more
f,eely supplied ard there were Transactions betSeen
ha, ke.s rs low ~ and 10 some cases consumers
bought at - and Co. but the general msrket may %
quoted a. prem Tor bankers checks with, however,
sn easy feeling. Since Missouri currency was thrown
out there has been marked falling on Ia tne tx
change busLess here ana there are nov no indications
OF an advance in the immediate future
"A rumOr was current to-day, on Change, that
ries of hal beer detected on Third street,
amounting in the aggregate to $i OV0 one baok, IL
was said, having lost S3O0O-snother Si,Vw', and
thYG e. Co., Upon Investigation we found oat ntte
ground the report. The paying teller OF one OF the
houses referred 10 cashei check Tor party. some
tine stree, for 5000 which did not prove good or
this amoun. g., 600 subsequently repaid, ard the
teller had, until detected, been carrying the $4,000,
repo,. ting IT, from day to d6v, cash. The party who
receive tbe money has made the bauk secure, and
.he teller lost his situation. In the second case We
heard that the cash account has proved three to four
thousand dollars short, but the cause has not been
sscert aimed. does suspicion. SO ter as We could
ne lr rest ppop any One OF the tels IN view OF
the irregularities occurring and which he could not
CONTROL resigned his position, but his integrity IS not
doubted.
There is no evidence at sl that the money has been
stolen except that the cash account il Short and this
nay he the result OF error in the books
For the - GOO report there no ground whatever.
Two ef the clerks OF this house recently resigned
10 take charge Of other business aud the other be-
cause there nothing for hin to do; bot the cash
ccoun hes been found correct. This runor wessup-
pose grew ont of the designations referred to.
The Ner Orleans PicdyURe of the 18th says:
Business paper continues scarce andin good demand
bu. there is disposition exhibited to avail Of the
present reduced rates Of discount except 20 meet e
gitimste obligations which just now quite limited.
Two three round SUNS, maturing from six to twelve
months. have been reported at edei y cent.
The Exchange u aket coDtipues langud, and rates
have undergone no change whatever. Sales OF both
foreign AID domestic to-day have been under the aver
age of the past week. We repeat as folio ss: Clear
Sterling 1907 ll0i Bill Of Latng Drafts 1854 iO9
Francs 81 l5a5f.l0. Sixty.day Bills on NeY.York,
&c .lali 4 cent discount Sight IGs y cent pre-
MUM.
TIE following is a statement of Tolls received
the Canal up to this month compared with those OF
astyeaI:
Ts received during the SnIh week in Juy 1882. s6os -
Toll. received during the fourth July, lss. a516
Decrease in 1853 59......::... ........'.'. ez.F ii
Tolls received IN of Ju S-6l7 81
Tolls received in Of July, ls5s..... NS,9l5 10
Decrease in 1859 s76,s7 81
Tu!s received from :he opening Of navigation 10 - -
snd including July, 1853 eooo5 ~
Do, aolp 81
500, 400 20, NJ
The Dubuque Herald OF July 10 says:
We learn from DR.. Charles b. Jennings Of this
city that dispatch from highly responsible house in
New.York City was received yesterday, conveying
the intelligence that the contract had been signed aud
the unds provided complete the ID. and F. Railroad
TO Independence tbis Fall. This is n,ost welcome in
teligence."