New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

g. Co. announce that the State Of Indiana has placed
the funds with them for the interest the debt of that
State ard North Carolina bas done the same thing Ut
tie Banh Of The Republic. Coupons for interest due
january /, 1861, on Minneso,a $250,0o0 per cent
State loan, will be paid the office Of Nessrs. Clark,
Dodge 81 Co., No. 81 Wall-st. We hear of appre-
tension Of default in regard to any State.
A Telegram from New-OrIeans received To-Day,
quotes sight exchange on New-York ! per cent dis
count IRE domestic exchanges continue to improve
Philadelphia being !. oil, and Baltimore q 029 per
cent discount.
About SEQ 600 in gold was received from The Mint
to-day, and about $4,000 cent over for coinage
letter from Philadelphia Bank President, who has
had I'm interview with Mr.. Snowden, the Director Of
the Mint states that the coming capacity the Mint
il 81 800 coo per month, which be increased by
working over hours to &c, 600. Mr. Snowden ex-
presses bis intention do every thing in hs power 10
expedite the coinage Of the foreign gold deposited with
him. and at the rate above indicated, the glut will soon
be III end. This is apparent, that the attempt to
obtain action by Congress making foreign coins legal
tender has been abandoned as we learn to-day, by
telegram from Mr. Hunter
The interest of the street has continued to-day in the
Washington fraud. The distrust occasioned by it
tainted nearly all State stocks, several Of which fell of
2 to 3 y cent. A general calling-n of loans on Mis-
souIs and North Caronas took place. and parties who
lad them 10 receive contracts generally declined
them, excepting under guaranty. This development
explains the free supply Of Missouri bonds on the mar
ket recently, which has heretofore been mystery
to the shrewdest operators. We have not been able to
trace the agent through which the stolen bonds found
their way into the street. suspect certain parties,
but await the result Of the Investigations going at
Washington before using Many Missouri bonds
have been recently afoat in Wall street with the Jan
uaIy coupon detached this remarked, but did not
attract although unusual such bonds
are not iIfrequeutly seen. IL Ia now believed thai
these were come of the distracted bonds the coupon
having been cut of in order that they should not make
their appearance at the State Agency for payment
The theory Of the dealcation appears TO be that Mr.
Bailey was induced 10 withdraw the bonds tempora-
ry putting in their place the acceptances Of Mr. Floyd,
Secretary of War, In favor Of Meesrs. Russe Majors
Waddel the great firm Of transportation contractors
for Utah. these bonds being salabe, while the accept
ances were not. The borrowers Of the bonds have
been unable replace them, and hence the exposure
Mr. Russell it will be seen in another column, was
rested here to-day and taken Washington, charged
with completely with Mr.. Bailey in this affair. The
aocepances spoken Of Mr. Floyd has been in the habit
for the past years of issuing to the firm in ques-
ton in advance of cash payments for services. Mr.
Floyd had no authority to make such accepances, and
they without any legal character whatever, con.
sequenty, after being hawked about Wall street at
high rates of interest and finding but little favor with
capitalists they appear TO have found resting place IN
the Interior Department. At the last moment another
dispatch states that further of $4,000 in cash IS
mssing, making aggregate Of $4,000 The fol-
lowing is the