New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

The steamer Saxonia to-day took $50 600 in specie
TIE Park Batk has been n,t6ed ty the Controller II
5000 600 of drafts and will be called upon for siOo Ooo
early next week from the same source. meeting OF
the creditors of the Artisans Bank was held this after
poon Mr. Frost Of the firm Of Frost Il Forrest, pre-
sid.d A frightened s,atement Of the affairs OF the
bank was read by the chairman, from which it ap-
feared that the bank will DO able to pay all its
debts and leave about 50 v cent (which may reach
7O for the ttockboleers 1t ia the Intention of the
Directors to pay off all demands which it is sup
posed will Re a more judcious course to pursue
for all parties, than the appointment Of Receiver.
Judge Leonard announced this morning, in the Su-
p.eme Court that in cans.qutnce Of the illness Of
Judge Ingraham the final settlement Of the decree In
the New. haven Ralfosd cases would be postponed
until to.morrsw at IL m. James N. Morrison, esq,
has been elected to the Presidency of the Manhattan
Bank, vice Mr. Halsted, deceased. He has long filled
the off e of Cashier with great satisfaction to the Off
c,rs and shareh lders of the institution. The new
Casbier will be Mr. j S Hsrberger. The North Star
brought $50 600 that does not appear in the manifest
consigned to William Hoge & Go. The business OF
the Clearing House was $32, 1850 Land warrants
are fcaree, ard ORDERS cannot be easily filed Rates
have been advanced cents per acre.
The money market to-day shows no change OF I'M
portance bu continues to work easier The rates are
unchanged, 81 borrowers and no difficulty in me-tios
their wants at Gal T. cent on call, and o. al cent on
paper. The minimum rate ON paper is much more
frequently accepted than it was last week. The banks
are not free lenders outsde Of ,her regular dealers
The stockholders of the Burlington and Quiacy Road
are exp.c ing dividend of 2 cent about the Let of
November. The road has no floating debt, and has
very large nominal surplus of earnings.
The New Haven and Fair Haven Horse Rsilroaf
Company injunction case has occupied the Court for
several days. before the Hon Judge Ellis Torth. TIE
Judge las removed the injunction, and granted the
right of the G. mpany to bold Their road without being
subiec, to land damages The road will be built this
Fall der tie management of some OF the best bust
ness men of New-Haven for Directors, such "a Is.
Moves. Edward S. Rowland N. ID. Speny, l.. G..
Peck. S. G Tuttle James +. Bsbcock, w. NJ. White,
and j. D. Darlington.
Work on the Hoossc Tunnel ia unsvoidably delayed
by the destruction Of five drills at the Globe Locomo-
tive Works in Boston. The experiments which were
made previous to the destruction of the machinery gave
very encouraging indications of success. IL wssfound
TO be practicable to dill in the hardest granite at the
rate Of che inch per minute which Is considered equiv
aent 10 three inches per minute in the Hoosac rock,
and more than ten times as rapid as hand drilling
The following shows the deposits and coinage at the
New Orleans Branch Mint during September, 1860:
Deposits.
Other Gold .... ............... l0S25 sl,@l 70
DEPOSITS.
California silver y %
Other silver T549 70 1886 IS
Total $S7,4l8 81
900 $4,000 %
l21 600 i'll %
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