New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

The business of the CleaIing-HOuse to-day was
small only $40 0i7. We learn that the 1926 900
of the New-York City debt which natures to-day is
being paid off a. the certificates presented. The
Aoriatc and Edinburgh tomorrow will together take
about a million and half in specie. The steamship
Cahawba, which left New-0rleans on Sunday lat,
has s5 600 in specie freight for this city. About
$50 coo D gold was received here to-day from Phla-
depEia, and within the week about slOO 600 from ST..
Louis Money continues to be pressed upon borrowers
at the previously quoted low of interest," and the
bankers find it very difficult to keep their lines up.
The Citizens Saving. Bank will commence business
at No 10 Avenue A. between First and Second Streets
tomorrow. This Office will be opened daily from 9
a. m. to p. m and from 10 p. NJ George Fol-
som is the President, Andreas Whitman and Daniel
Butterfeld, Vi,e-Pfesdens, Edward Robinson jr.,
Attorney and Counselor, and Seymour 4. Bunce,
Cashier and Secretary. Holders of Catawissa, VIII
Transport and Erie Railroad First Mortgage bonds, and
chatel bondholders DESTROYS of participating in the
purchase of said road under the decree of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, are notified to deposit their
bonds with NJ. p. Hutchinson, as their attorney and
receive certificates thereof the Office of the Compa-
ny, No. 1903 Walnut street, Philadelphia, before the
18th of june, between the hours of II and PIP. m.
passed unanimously the following resolutions, offered,
with very few appropriate remarks, by Edward
Wlitehouse, esq:
The members Of the Board entertaining for their
venerable and most highly esteemed colleague w John Ward
the actonate tgard and appreciation Of his high
OF honor and courteous department IN all business reaons
therefore
Fesord That Committee be appointed by the Chair wait
present him the best wishes Of this Board for his good
health and enjoyment and their sincere hopes of his safe return
among us.
The Committee consists Of Edward Whitehouse,
John Warren and Jacob Little.
The Staten-Islaud Railroad will opened,o-lnorrow
This road extends from the Vanderbilt or third Land
ing TO point opposite Amboy, fourteen miles. The
distance from the bay is nearly uniform and is about
mile. The road was projected ten years ago, but the
Present management took hold of it about two years
since. The President of the Company is Albert Jour
neay, ir.; VicePresident, b. Krescher; Secretary,
Charles II. Chandler.
In the Gaze of Luling agt. The City of Racine, to
recover coupons bonds issued by the city in aid of
the Racine and Mississippi Railroad Company, in pur-
suance of act of the Legislature Of the State the
Court decides that the bonds bona-fde debt of
the city, notwithstanding the act not published
tefore the Issuing of them; that the question of the
publication Of the act is not Legitimate matter Of de-
tense, and that the Issuing Of the bonds had been
approved by the city authorities and the people since
tie act was published
Mr.. w. F. Stanton, late Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Buffalo aud Lake Huron Railroad Company has
been appointed Secretary and Cashier of the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company at Toledo.
We understand that parties largely interested in the
securities Of the Quincy aud Toledo Railroad having
been upon the ground and made personal examination
of tie affairs and interests of the road have determined
to commence the building Of a bridge the Illinois
River at Meiidora Immediately, and to prosecute the
work vigorously to completion. Thus will the line
from Toledo, Ohio, to the City Of Quincy in Illinois,