New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

A.. .~xer.i misiDg coz pah'es oi Anegnsny
60 M.yyiabd. The co.t Of freight ana Pa'bog
-, an hoard of vesses IL as fonows; xu
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n,,.,s,es In favor Of Ale,,bSrA. .........soh
ybs canal !. need by the Cam 'ersnd Csai Company
..,h. avenue for their coal 70 market.
Tbe bill TO authorize the fale Of the Cn'csgo' d.
Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad, and enable 'ae pOr
sAssers 70 form corporation, pss,ed toe hhos osh
sse on Tuesday last.
The following is a statement OF the ousDsss oi Tue
Hew-Yofk Central Railroad Company Tor inc 'A
months ending Jan. 81, 1853; .sazrs ?,
0s..sn .. 7sssoo As
i.ssI.:s and Deb: C.Iheas 5p,ni -2s2sli II
.. sseO4g8 81
TIA Directors at meeting held TO day, declared
ayiS.pd of ~ cent s959 1872, payable on the Plat
hstsnt.
The Springfield correspondent Of The Chicago Press
oul T,June furnishes the following add 1ona paitic-
,is,s relative 10 the forged canal checks:
"Tbe finance Committee Of the Senate met On Toes
Ssy evening, and commenced an ibvestgation but did
not proceed for want Of books and papers. GOV.
Natiesop was present, and though not examined be-
fire the Committee stated 10 his friends that most OF
these checks by his purchase that since he com
ro<peed babkirg he had bought upward OF 81 4OO,WO
N pubic securities and that ignorant OF their fraudu
Int character, he had bought these among others
that bonds issued upon them by his direction to
various pater ard that be is not yet convinced that
be has been imposed upon This his statement, Tor
tAe truth Of which bis friends give him fu1 credit
They have started the hypothesis that these are the
genuine checks, which once paid were subsequently
stolen and ressued. and that the Governor has been
IN innocent but unfortunate purchaser Part es nave
A. = laA 90
Iockport and tn the Office Of the State Trustee al
Cbcsgo TO hunt up books and gather testimony besr-
ing the case, and when the Committee reasseno!e
ob Friday, the whole matter will probably be laid
open"
The Cincinnati Gasttte Of the 4th ssys:
"The Money market in oil its leading features, ls
without material change. The supply OF currency Is
sbout equal to the demand, aud discounts are easy AT
IOaI2 J. cent for good paper. Eastern Exchange
was generally in better demand and hrrner 10 day
with falling off in the offerings of private checks ct
the counters Of most of the dealers. Bdying rates
shade better than yesterday, most Oh the pur-
ebases having been made at 30c. This price was
heely paid for New-York and Philadelphia. We con.
tinue to quote bankers checks at lds pTemiun-the
latter the leading figure: There was i,n snPPy P o'
where the supply continues light, there was very iue
done. Eastern bills 10 moderate supply, with a
good demand at equal TO COLO y cent pIemium-9G
10 berg the prevailing rates. Gold continues scarce,
and sales were made at i5c. for shipment TO the nte.
rior. The New-0rleans demand has almost cleaned
the market"
Anew attempt is being made to obtain maodamus
requiring the Commissioners Of Allegheny County, Pa
to raise tax to pay the interest on the County Bonds
22e Pits6urgh Commercial says;
"Thsre is nothing alarming in the intelligence,
although the Court will no doubt grant the wnts. An
alternative mandamus is asked for, and that adats Of
IN answer Tue return Of the City Councils Will prob
ably be- that they have power to levy al additional
tar without an enabling act of Assembly. Their tax
irg power lie limited to five mills which will be barely
sufficient TO meet the Legitimate expenses OF the city
Would not this be a sufficient answer or would the
Suprt me Court in the face Of these facts, grant a
peIsmptory maLdamus We think not. ln regard
70 the county there is no better prospect for the bond
holders. The Commissioners have already made out
their estimates for 1852 and levied the taxes to meet
fhe expenses Of the county. Hence they could only be
required if at ALL to include the railroad interest in
their estimates for 1860 thus delaying the matter at
kaat a Year.p