New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

A defalcation in the SagadalOck Bank oil Bath
Me-. Is reported. Their bills thrown out by th'
Portland banks.
The New-York Safe Canal tolls, from tho opening
TO December /, 1861, foot up sJ9O27O For the
same period in 1860 they amounted to S3,OO5, 36s.
Judgment has been rendered in the montreal
Superior Court, by Judge Monk, in the action
Z" Morrison agt Grand Trunk Railway Company
The Pilot says:
Tn. Of receiver 10 tho road was refused
warranted by law proved be necessary a' remedy IL
preferential creditors.
The Wines says:
vay and receive Il. revenues. refused the Hon JudS
holding that the law OF Lower Cansda does not sane
Hara,d by act Of Parliament, Notes OF the Judgment
.need Judge Counsel and the decision viii doubs
lees be reported 1T length.
The Controller Of Maryland gives the following
statement Of the condition Of the Treasury Sept. 80
1861:
Bsl.nos on hand a. Of Sept 90 lssi.... s2sSea7 J:
Receipts doIins the JeI..'..''.'''.'''''' o''i' "
Total. lsZlbfO 81
Dsburssd during the year. IV1 ~
Leaving balance on Sept, 20, 1891 Of...".. siooA e
Piob.bls demand. upon to Treasury FOR the cur.
rem. h,cal W
Amount Sinking Fund the ''th Of septsm %, .,
ted therefor duIias the yesr........ 2es %
Showing the sc,ul slnsins Fund to be on thcl.t ..
Rs%sinirs 70 The eroiIi Of the Sinking Fund.
Sept 80. WIN %
The Mineral Point Railroad Of Wisconsin has been
sold under decree of foreclosure ~ James G. Carter
of New-York for $4,000. On the reorganization OF
the Company, Luther Beocher was elected President
and George w. Cobb, Secretary and Superintendent.
The Pittsburgh GaEate says:
Judzc. er ana McC andess Of the United States ticu,
Court delivered decision Saturday IN the case OF Evans
vs. The City Of Ptsburgh upon an application to set aside
r1ecution against the CONTROLLER and treasurer o.
safely Judgments obtained upon eertn railroad bonds suod
nv The civ Tie Judges decide that the proceedings legal
and regular and . Tho money mGs be PAID Gu: CT The hi
fund. coming into the treasury. . ,
This d-ces!on ahecs both cities alike, the sgseg" nds
nsnt. Aasin.t which foot $It01Oo koio mazda
muses. will follow ahs refusal 10 pay 'o lopg 90 uef. are
funds h.nd) subjects the Treasurer 70 10 ni.
o. epare extraordinary demands IL the shse OF
Under this decision tho.e who hold Judsmsns tae
pad r.t while ell other runicipai creditors va" be Obliged 10
bide their time. a. c, -
dsr INF, decioo bot Understand thar new ptoeeedng are
about be Instituted view TO prevent tne oYesin OF
the public funds from the purposes for winch hey ns oeen
preay appropriated "a the meantime tue fuhds IN tue
treasury will not be discussed for any purpose 30 that persons
hodnr city warrants will hsye TO them for awhile or
submit to 4 shave az Ia days gone by.
The 81. Louis Republican says:
"Ibe supply Of exchange today moro limited than
has been past few days housh rates were the same
being A y cent buying and cent selling Demand Tree,
sury Notes =. diseount OF esnt Tor g9la sad y
MUM Discredted money IL on The decline ana may be
quoted to-day N rs to 30 cents on the dollar Tor bankaoe
Mpds."
The Ner. Orleans Cresoent Of Nov. % contains the
weekly bank statement to Nov. %, OF follows'