New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

As we stated some days snce the Elk per cent
Treasury Notes will not be received in payment for
installments on tee fifty million six per cent loan.
The patosfor this loan are now in preparation by
ihe National Eank-Note Company. 1t mas been de-
ced 70 issue this loan in denominations Of 500 and
600 with coupons, and 81 600, s. O1o and $4,000
without coupons. There are, we believe, no 500
coupon bonds Of the United States on the market ex-
cept of the Oregon War loan, that this dsnomina'
ion Of the new Issue is likely TO be absorbed by per-
sons of moderate means.
In regard to the payment Of interest by the Re-
ceiyer Of the Erie Railroad Company, we were led
into an error. BY order Of Court the Receiver Is to
pay the December Coupon Of the 9TH mortgage, as
~ill be seen by advertisement, and not the ac-
crued" interest; neither is the Company paying
" all the back coupons on the fourth mortgage
Holders Of fourth and fifth mortgage coupons in
auear surrendered them undertbe plan Of reorganlza-
ton and received trustees certificates bearing inter
est from the Isl Of May last, to the amount OF
$10l 600. This amount of suspended interest Is to
be paid from the first earnings Of the road after pay
ing interest it on the mortgage debt. The
mortgage debt being sl9,S0O,OOO it cannot be long
before the Company will be enabled to provide for
this amount in frcmis present large earnngs
The following circular has been Issued TO the
holders of st. Louis County bonds:
Notwihsandins the difficulties OF the present sfeeng
receipts from the tefe, st. Louis County bonded
debt will be paid promptly AZ to bends maturing roget
na the prompt payment In fall is for the present ow
ing 10 circumstance beyond control impracticabe
We pr.pared and propose tho amount o! bonds due
Dec 1851, s200O0, TO pay onebali on pfesentaon ana
the balance out Of our revenue receipts as soon az Ies~e
by nstsmerts, Of which due notice VIII be gwen WIN IL
terest TO date Vi payment nj
10 one-thrd than those Of 1850 add during the coming
year. 1902 still further reduction viii be made TO Ie extent
II 3 100000 a. lesst. ~
County Tor i2 l. which there has been levied
for general purpose. Of e. cent, and for raosd bonded
debt Of q cent which, when collected wi he amply sal
6.,n for te pgrpose: collected viii DO ssrredly d
promptly applied the payment OF bonds due Taxes levied
d above lien upon hxe1 property UNA paid ne Board
81 Coursorrr, of 81 Louis County does not Discriminate
m the .Iscto OF their bonded debts viewing al bonds alike
obligatory cgses Of the purposes Tor when they msy
have been issued 49,
loans Issued bonds, ba'ing neither the power or in
crson 70 s.u. that policy must insure The gradual
and certain rttilen1eit Of our bonded debt
}. II. LIGHT SER. Pre'ideut :
Eorenbs, 30, 1861.
Tie Hudson River Railroad Company through
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, invites
tenders for $4,000 second mortgage sinking funds
till the 18th of December.
The figures Of the Panama earnings, which we
printed some days since, shows a gain Of Sis,2OO
over October, 1860.
The following is an abstract of the report of
William Key Bond, Receiver of the Cincinnati,
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad. Of the business
NJ tho road for the month OF October: