New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14

ZION 10 the pay ment thereof
c. w. LAWRENCE. Collector.
FORM OF PROTEST IN ORDINARY CASES
To c. w Lawrence. COllectOr-sir We hereby pro
test against the payment of Estate the afcl charged On
(enumerate the articles cOnta med ia t entry clamn
that under the existing laws SAID goods are only liable 10
duty Of state the rate ciamed because state the Tea
sOnsJ
We pay the amount exacted in order to get posse
sion Of the goods claiming to have the difference refund
ed (signedJ A.B
Nrw.Yonx. Is4
The exports of Cotton Goods from this port for
the u days in August 1893 packages
The Secretary Of the Treasury has officially al
yisedthe Governor Of Illinois ihathe has withheld asrge
portion OF the school fund due this State pay interest
Illinois State Bonds held by government
The business by the Northern route to Cincinnati
and St Louis via the Albany and Buffalo Railroads and
the Miami Canal Is increasing Heavy goods have been
taken through from this City Cincinnati by Livingston
& Wells Express in agm days, while IL to 10 days
the usual time by the Southern route
We learn from the Bridgeport Farmer that spc-
cia meet ng the stockholders Of the oustanc Railroad
Company was held in Bridgeport Thursday last for the
purpose Of acting upon certain resolutions passed by the
last General Assembly One of the resolutions author
lied the Company add 5000 shares to its capital
stock and to divide among the original stockholders
sell the same together with its surplus and forfeited
stock at such rates lees than fifty dollars per share
as should be determined 10y the stockholders This
resolution adopted
The number of surplus and forfeited shares is s's
making with the new II $50 shares of 500 each.
The design Of this and sale of stock raise
funds for the purpose of paying the old debts Of the
pany and providing rail- with other suitable fixtures
for the road
The price at which the stock should be offered.
fixed at $40 per share, and pledge was added that
dividend Of = per stare payable semannualy. should
be made to the stock before any thing paid
the old
The privilege Of ticking the stock il TO be offered first 10
the present stockholders The time allowed them TO de-
termine whether they will take the stock or not ermi-
mates the last day Of this month After that day the
stock is to be offered to capitalists generally.
should this stock be all taken up the Company viii
have the proceed forthwith in placing rails
new engines and upon the road. The receipts
las, year were sl6OO6O.
The value of land sold at the Chicago Land Office
during July was sl9.5Ol.
The Dayton Journal says that" In order to ex-
pedie the delivery of the Of the State Bank the
Board Of Control agreed with the engravers that plates
notes the amount Of about 100000 should be printed
from them After this amount is furnished however.
new plates are to be engraved in which the original de
sign of the Boaad will be carried out
The Pennsylvania in an article on the State debt
interest makes the following statement othe finances Of
Pennsylvania for the year by which proves that
the interest will continue to be paid
The annual receipts set down as follows
lapTr al
Profit Public Works Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Licenses 10 Merchants Traders. Brokers, Ia
verns. PedIsrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Tax on dividends on Collateral lnheriances on
Wri,s Offices Bonds of Cities and Compa.
MES, Auction duties Commissions. &c -. 100000
Legislation .......................... % 900
Tax state Stocks 100000
Making ........-................. s27OOOOO
To which add estimated balance in the Treasury
FEB st 2OONOO
Making IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
The snnus. expenditures estimated as follows
Interest upon he whole debt % 100000
Expenses Of Government Education Pensions
and Crsiufes. Appropriations for peneniia-
ries House ~ Refuge. Asylum for the Blind
Deaf and Damb SC Sc-.-.-.---...--.....-- 800 GOO
Whole annual expenditure. ........-.... - 100000
Add for he cancellation Of Relief issues which
j. n fact cancellation Of part OF the State
..-........-..-. -. 100000
4elt ----.----- ----..--.- 2.-uo tiN
npresenfag me fore going estimate Of the receipts
do not embrace the aoan Of outstanding taxes but add
the estimated balance in the Treasury on the lat Feb
1916 We aso add % the expenditures the cancellation
ofthe relief issues some provision should be made and
hope viii be- by the Legislature. for the funding
Of this denomination Of debt the effect Of which would
be TO enable hereafter pay our interest in specie or
it equivalent. and drive from circulation currency that
rrl,.
mi. circulation on the lsi January will exceed
one million Of dollars and under existing laws II viii
quire Eve wears TO cancel il.
One Ira B Brunson in long article published in
the Wisconsin Herald undertaking to show that Mr..
Whtncys plan for a Railroad 10 Oregon csnnoi be built
Nv the plan he proposes He endcavors TO show, by
figures that the loan asked for by Mr. Whitney will be
Insufficient 10 build the road by the tfing Of forty
millions of dollars He has plan of his own which lac
thinks feasible one which is that Congress shall grant
strip OF land thirty miles wide the whole length Of the
road and when completed the road shall be owned joint
" and equally by the Government, and the builders.
This grant would think induce Capitalists to take
hold OF the scheme and carry il through.
The second track of the Nashua Railroad is near.
Is completed and the receipts are said 10 increase 50
fast that not this increase Of capital can keep down
the dividends 10 the ten per cent stapcard II IS s'S'ec
that the Concord road has in contemplation TO lay
second track is receipts increase fast that ten per
cent dividends will hardly absorb the profits The Lex
ington and West Cambridge Railroad stock has been
taken W. and contract maie for ia grading &c, with
Beknsp 4 Co. who will commence operations ioftn-
with and have /, ready for the supcrsiruciure in the
sprinc Of i6 As the Ftchburg company have not pass
ii upon the pnsed contract Tor loan optional pur-
chase Of Chacstown Branch road although accepted ~
b ser The details Of this mutually pr ntabe anre-
men, are not made known but the eject mas been TO
advance the Branch stock about nine per cent IL the
market"
Enthusiastically Exported for TIE Tr6HHs
"WEDNESDAY. August -.
ASHES The sales have been small today. but there
i. change in prices Pots ia lair demand al -
Pearls Vi.
Export. from lsi to l2fh August
1e@iis- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - "~.s'
COTTON-The transactions yesterday were larger