New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
Elijah Risley

Fourteen of these gentlemen well and ayorab known
residents Of this city The remaining three reside upon
the line of the road and known TO be equally unex
cep,ionahle The oock voted upon large but
ing unity of feeling among the stockholders because
Of their belief that the gentlemen worthy
in every respect their votes the ticket elected without
opposition Now that the destnies of this great and I'M
portant work thrown into such hands, what citizen will
hesitate contribute toward lis completion The amount
required Effect small, very small indeed compa
with the Of those Interested aud fact pro-
portiona nothing when the benefits Of lis expenditure
properly estimated Every interest calls for the
ton TINS road and it be doubted thar by the
election of these gentlemen the confidence Of the community
has been reached Such the aim Of thu stockholders
They have done their best effect and If proper liberal
.y only evnced by citizens all difficulties are at
end without farther legislative assistance.
Hon. Samuel T. Armstrong has resigned the Office of
President of the fremont Bank Boston, vhch Office he has
held for the last eleven years The Board Of Directors pro-
ceeded ill the vacancy and Andrew T Hail. ESQ., was
elected President OF the Bank.
The Firemen's Insurance Company Of New.York have
declared dividend Of Eight per able 18th instant
The Salem Banks have declared the following dividends
payable demand Asiatic per cent? Commercial per
cent; Exchange u per cent; Mercantile q per cent? Me
chants 81 per cent; Naumkeag per cent; Salem pei
Danvers % per cent
The ST. Louis Insurance Co. have declared dividend OF
Ten per for the four months ending alst u!,.
The Washington Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia has been
merged in the Washington Mutual Insurance Co. The
stock OF the old Company has been selling 81 for $50
paid IN The dividend upon winding up WILL it supposed
be SLOT SIS.
Receipts for week ending Sept so the Western Railroad
-. 1879 . Is4a
Freight, sc. ................... 1853 7,5is
Total. ............ sli,s37 sll,935
The receipts the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Tor the week ending Both Sept sl2 446 63a the e,e
Of near $50 900 per month of 4 weeks.
At Nashville Sept. o. the Banks continued to discount
good business paper pretty freely The Bank Of
discounts have amounted for time $40 600 week
and the she has outstanding equal to her capital
None OF the Banks drawing on tn. East, The Mer-
chants Insurance and Trust Company furnishing exchange
a, Il per cent. premium. Alabama money selling
-. Il
writer in the Baltimore American Is arguing that Mary
land ard ught TO psy her interest He says that the
current pays the expenses and thai there
De provided 100000 annually pay ,ar on the in.
erna improvement debt The receipts for 1913 from dirsc,
a1 are estimated al $3.50 900. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad paid The State, s.l upward Of $50 GOO The
sinking fund of the State, whose operation az this time
hoad be suspended would give So COe The Susqueha-
Railroad paid las; year $4,000 tothe State The
and plate may De calculated on when they are in opera
hon. which will be shortly, $50 O0O-makipg in all s557
000eaTing deficit Of less than $50 COO which woud be
paid t. would De the with energetic collection,
$4,000 mors than estimated by the Treasurer were col
ected from the annual direct tax s5OooO0 which would
De paid the Tide Water Canal Company appropriate
its mel income 10 the payment Of the interest II owes the
State of $4,000 per which wond be pa'a
buta small increase Of the receipts from the baltimore ala