New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

The vote for paying the State debt of California was
largely in the ascendant This debt amounts to be-
tween two and three millions Of dollars, which should
have been legalined in 1857 when the entire State
debt was legalzed by vote Of the people, but by
mistake of the State Controller large enough amount
not then submitted the people TO cover the whole
indebtedness.
The Philadelphia North american rays:
There little or no alteration in the Money market and prime
per month most Of The offerings being Of second aud dcia
Money call plenty aud offered freely cas- =
perannum.
The Boston Post says:
monetary affairs To those who need borrow Of whatever
class property the market is exceedingly 1t exhibits
% sn Of sos could q be be s IN
saSs y Up fs
pose The banks hold rather less than millions
Gue is per cent Of and circulation diminished these
have been by the sever. snsency Of the last thirty days
In the face the sS already broken by most Of Institutions
time known street mos, Of the banks attempt
keep the law or to Keep a nea as possible under the
their circumstances of and management On
other hard in the pressu, pinchsd condition Of affairs.
loans of bank deposits and that such compel temporary
S @ n. b.
nothing but loans Of Boston balances and the redemption Of
snce In word one half Of State street Is dy occupied tos
great extent in getting means TO pay its own debts Of all sorts
receipts in twenty four hours may have much
do respond the drafts Of depOors and il. country
their neigbors While borrowing of nd idus The
indication the Of setay Belonging to sac com
and m isqse to i ss s
s 5 tue SSs of the b ms .n for @ of showing
considerable improvement in monetary affairs.
At Chicago on Saturday evening, exchange was
offered rather freely, and the demand was light
Bankers were in most cases unwilngto pay more than
9092 but selling rates still firm at 10 Y cent.
The Clerelond Hc,uld of Monday reports important
Court proceedings in regard to the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad:
In the United States Circuit Court the 18th inst sn
snd Psburg Railroad Company giving leave 70 the Company
to execute and issue e, to Henry G; Kingsley bonds
ing and extending the Road from Rochester Pitts.
to d s1 @ ESG a. soa
Clark the amount Of million two hundred thousand do
s 1 Sti the 0d
bonds are to without prejudice the existing mortgage. and
liens the Company road and property The EXPENSE, Of
Mecnioash ont Of the fund. in his hand The Court also sp
pointed Mr. C. p WocOtt Commissioner to examine the re-
alter the hing Of each return Of the Receiver as to the
she Road and bis receipts and disbursements made under the
The London Times of the 4th by the Atlantic
says:
The English funds have again been rather buoyan. to-day:
owing large purchases OF Conso account Of the Court OF
Chauoery the tendency improvement the Pafis Bouse
the diminished of gold shipments to America
regular hours hore symptoms OF increased strength
The last price from Paris this evening was M roc showing
another sd, Of nearly Not gold taken from
bank but about 1900 Withdrawn
for shipment America by the Atlantic from Southampton
psrce packed ready for expectation but not
removed Possibly some small additional may be taken
Liverpool branch for the Etna In the for
en exchanges this afternoon the rate upon Paris tre
higher Other place. the with the exception
Of and Trieste which show increased mstgu in Aus
TRAN finance.
Relative to American stocks, The TINES remarks
In the colonial Grand Trunk Of Canada improved to
24a Crest Western shares the other hand dub
lO2QI Brunswick Nova Scotia bonds have advanced
the business CT the day has been Improvement IN
American securities Illinois Central aud New ork aad
Erie especially and closed 2r 3higher
Canadian Five Cent l0,t IlU}5.