New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

The Adiatc brings us advices only six days old from
GALWAY. TIE Cotton market was steady, but dull.
BreadstuIs were also dull. Console were 9Oi G9O!,
ex.dividend equal ito 9lf992-the previous quota
ton. The most important item of news by this steamer
is the fact that the British Government has decided not
to admit privateers into her ports.
At meeting Of the Board of Underwriters yesterday
afternoon, the following rates were agreed upon To
and from ports in the Wet Indies, cent; 10 ports
in Mexico, A. 10 East Coast of South America, s. West
Coas, Of Africa 3; Europe, q China and India, 4;
West Coaet Of Americas 3.
A Bank Congress Of the Southern States was held at
Atlanta on the 80 inst. Delegates were in attendance
from Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina Alabama,
and Florida representing 70 banking institutions
Mr.. G. B. Lamar Of Georgia, late President of the
Bank Of tie Republic in this city, was chosen Presi-
dent Of the College, and Mr.. James $. Gibbs Of South
Carolina, Secretary. NJ. Ravenel announced that
each Of the banks Of Charleston had passed the follow
ing resolutions:
Re,d Ths this bank VIII credit the Secretary on Treas
nun ,serd by IaIee Treasury and to be ble
nto u bonds Of tie Confederate States the option OF
the holden.
Mr. Holmes stated that there were great many
bonds Of States banks railroad companies cities and
corporations whose interest was payable in New-fork.
He suggested that THE Convention recommend to all
such the propey of paying the same at some point or
points within the Confederacy.
The President suggested the rropriety Of recon-
ending to the Congress TO assemble at Richmond,
TO limit the amount Of notes to be issued, and make
them legal tender during the continuance Of the war;
end for two years afterwnrd. Mr.. Cuyler presenied
resolutions from the banks Of Savannah similar to that
OF the Charleston banks Mr. Cole requested that the
Committee inquire into the expsdiency of Congress
nassis an act making the bonds and noes Of the Confed
eracy u basis for banking capalthe as gold and
silver Good for Old King Cole. After full discussion
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Roed That hi, Convention do recommend TO al tie Banks
In The Southern Confedecy receive in payment Of all dues to
them Treasury notes Of the on deposit and pay them
That unit, the said Treasury notes be prepared aud issued,
Il Ieeommepird that si tie Bank. ssree advance to the
Government in note. such sums ssveay a. may be
agreed upon between them and The Secretary Of he
IeanTy notes large denomination, cent STOCK Bonds
That the Banks a. the Southern Confoderacy are earnestly
urged immediate action on the foregoing resolutions
measure o the greatest porsnce to the Government and the
aud communicate the same without delay to the Score
Il be 20 ali the Railroad Companies in the
Southern Conedeacy receive the Treasury notes In men
Of sre and fIeights.
Tb., the Legislatures Of the several States do make lawful
for hsI tsIcoeco and other officers to receive the Treasury
That eli States. c,s and corporations having coupons
navnble i the City NewYok elsewhere in the eneys
country requested during the Of ne war 10
point place Of a1men In the 'oneaeiae ees aa "
give their creditors notice OF the same
Mr., Rayenel stated that the Banks OF Charleston,
Savannah and Augusta, had already adopted the
recommendation of the second resolution The Con-
yention adjourned to meet in Richmond on the 24th OF
July.
Valuable banks those will be after they have alb
sorbed half million more or less, each Of rebellious
Treasury Notes.
Ats.. Louis Exchange s dull at 10 y cent.
The Boston Journal says:
Manufacturing shares Inactive Amosteas which ,od a.
a 10 d.ys SINCE was wanted a. 600 bid 100 was DID TOT
Pacific Ms We that the Paeihc begins running toaay
moi op The old part which been stopped recently for re-
pairs but the addition just hni,hed their goods are all solo up
Land stocks were very dull late quotations. y bid for Cary
al for WseI Power 9for East Boston. -, y,, l..
noppe stocks were inactive lower prices Pewabic de-,
cnsd 2O closing dull Franklin sod at l and waA offered
AT the ,sme Toeo was offered at l3 " was bid Tor
Falls. 81 for e Royae 60 for Minnesota IL Tor hockand Ef
for Quincy, ~ for National, "A for Pittsburgh.
We learn from The Philadelphia Ledger that
$500 900 for the payment Of interest on the city loans
due let proxmo L. now in the Treasury, and that the
whole amount required for the purpose will be in
readiness at that time.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks
made up yesterday afternoon, presents the ioiiow-
ing aggregates, compared with those OF the previous
week:
ymea.. June lo =.
Capital s.ock.... $40 45 SleloJ3 me- o.c:oo