The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY DECEMBER 80, 1860.

against The State Of California and 10 contract funded
debt for that purpose approved April 90 1900 sub
naon ~ ~ ,ae tho Stale Tor Their
Or Rsuaile The Dsbv' pri vim on the ballots And il
certified 70 me by the Secretary OF State that MAORI
all .Ae ballots cast at such election was IN favor Of
Now therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in
by said act do hereby make proclamation Of the same
70 all whom IL may concern; and that the following
specified claims are entitled 10 be received and funded
under the provisions OF the act aforesaid, TO witt
FirstCvl bonds Of the State issued under the FUND
ing Acts passed in the year thousand eight hun
dred and hftyo one thousand eight hundred and
atty two thousand eight hundred and tythree one
thousand eight hundred and tyhve, and one thousand
eight hundred aud ftysx which are outstanding,
with interest due on the same when presented as appears
second-Compt oilers warrants, drawn under sane
ton Of the law, for civil expenses prior to January
first A. d. thousand eight hundred and fifty seven
and outstanding and unpaid. But the provisions OF
this shall authorize the funding OF any OF these
warrants the registration and endorsement of which were
cancelled required to be cancelled by the provisions OF
"An act TO cancel the registration and endo nent Of
certain warrants and prohibiting the pa mel or the
same" approved January 80, A. d one Thousand eight
hundred and hftysix, or warrants N have been sPe-
cally adjudged Illegal by any ee u 80 al said war
rants specified in the last rome ct are hereby ex-
pressly excluded from all h. as provisions Of this
act.
Third-Just legal claims against the state accrued
prior to January rst thousand eight hundred and IF
ty-seven and which have been may be allowed and
audited by act Of the Legislature.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
mento, this fifth day Of December, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. JOHN ID. DOWNEY, Governor.
JOHNSON PRICE, Secretary Of State
The Boston Post Of yesterday says
The banks gained nothing in specie yesterday, but
some portion the receipts per Canada belong here
There exceptional transactions in very choice paper
but the current rate is TO- with scarcity Of such
notes Good paper II to Is per cent and after that
comes variety OF out OF the way loans al higher figures
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening re-
marks
There is apparent falling off in the demand for mo-
ney on street. to u per the for
the best There also fewer applications for
bank accommodation. Besides this, exchanges are be-
coming more settled
The Baltimore Patriot of the same evening
says
The money market at the close Of this week is most
decidedly stringent none but class can be
Sold and those have TO submit TO advance
the rates of the previous week
The New Orleans Delta of Thursday thus no
tees money and exchange matters in that city,
The banks discounted of the paper that Offer
ed to them and strictly prime names appear TO be in
request upon the street Offerings Of the latter however
continue limited, and all other descriptions still
wholly unsaleabe. The supply Of foreign exchange has
increased but little since last and with active in
qury holders obtained still further advance in rates.
Some round amounts Of clear sterling IL
range OF quotations from 2Is per premium Bills
Of ladng also went of freely and sales reported
and q, premium. Francs dealt In to moderate
tent at b55 SEQ and 567K, within limits Of 562z
per S S Ss
Of at 3 for bankers, but this description still fat
81 "a per cent discount. Sight less active than
Saturday and without any variation In rates. Sales
somewhat restricted both in and out Of bank
holders continued firm at Il discount at the former, and
y per cent discount on the street. Specie contnnss
amounted TO $7lO 600 Of which 5000 was fer Mobile
and the balance for the banks OF this city.