New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

freight The receipts now bid fair 10 90 below those OF
las, wear The stock sold here today low as 20, div
idend of
On the Providence Road there is said 10 have
Keen an increase receipts Of ten thousand dollars in
each of the months Of July and August
AT Boston there is a good demand for money. and
the Bank. do paper bu, for regular customers. The
rate Of interest fully up the legal standard There
Is little doing present in Bank Manufacturing or In
surance stocks the demand however s fully equal to
the supply These securities principally held for in
vesiment and consequently les affected by sudden
psnics than those Of more speculative nature
very large Railroad Meeting was held at W a.
teriown the 29th u'i
The Great Western Railroad Co. have decided to
make the terminus of their road the Niagara River al
or near Fort Ere. The Buffalo Commercial says
II the New.Yorkers viii now push the Southern
Road 10 u0rnesvilie in Steuben County Western Nt"
Workers will extend the Aica and Buffalo hoaa 10 ula
point This viii form direct and continuous IRON way
from the great commercial emporium Oh tne OhlOh not
onlv IN Lake Erie and Detroit but to the shore Of
Lake Michigan near IL head
The North Branch Canal Company now being
f,llv ORGANIZED will commence operations soon
practicable
The case of The Concord R0,iroad VS.. Greel,y
has been decided at The present Of the Superior
Court now sitting in Concord. n. H. The case has
cited a yood deal Of interest owing the conflicting
views heretofore entertained in that state. 1t
oied with dsiDg ushed ability at the July si4, by
Judge Ipham of Concord for the Railroad and the argu
rnent was published and quite extensively circulated
To the influence Of tina, argument in small degree
may be attributed the change which took place IN the
Legislature OF w-Hampshire on The subject Of Rail
roads The case has been continued for advisemeni
until the present time and at tina term the opinion Of
the Court has just been delivered By Judge Giichrs
Judgment was rendered overriding the constitutional
exceptions taken to the charter and fully sustaining the
grounds urged by the plaintiffs
The first instalment Oh the Vermont Central Rail
road has been promptly paid
Bicknell's Reporter says: Within day or two
past notes purpOrting to be issued by the ken-nston
j. Bank Of Delaware. Wilmington Del. and Burning
ton County Bank McdiOrd n. j. have freely circulated
throughout the city and neghborhood. They all al
tered from some broken Michigan Bank. The following
the descriptions b. vgnee. Graders on leit END
a figure OF Jupl.er-on right head of Washington
rraved by KaTdon Wright 4 Hatch NewYOrk. -,
yignete, Mercury Offering bag Of coin to female who
holds in her hand key. Griffin Al her side sitting on
chest: engraved by Rawdon, Wright s Hatch, New
York los vigncitc Neptune in his car on right end
figures representing Industry and PrOspenty-On len
end Railroad Cars &c engraved by BawdOn Wright
Hatch New.Y Ork. POS vignettc group OF Agricultural
implements left end. figure Of Venus rising from
the sea engraved by RawdOn Wright Hatch, N.lork
These notes may easily be detected, by the wo.d-
Real Estate pledged and private property holden.
which appear IN circle between the names Of the Off
the spurious bills, but are not Oh the true bills