New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07
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The schooner Warren, arrived at Philadelphia
from Curacao brings the intelligence that the American
Consul that port had succeeded in having the tonnage
duty taken off the whale ships that may touch at that
place. Il also added that The whalers may ship their
oils direct to the United States free Of duty Should sales
be made Curacoa duty of ten per cent Will be required
A new and well equipped BarQue, called the Mus
kngum built az Marietta, Ohio, is at Cincinnati bound
for LIVERPOOL She was built 900 miles above that City,
She attracts great deal OF attention
The DAYTON Journal mentions the erection OF
new Cotton Factory Brookvie, Ia the machinery of
which is 20 be made at Dayton.
Ths Rcvcnne bill passed the Illinois Legislature on the
23d u by of &C to A. This one step orrd the
redemption Of her State credit and we trust Illinois VIII
not stop here 1t is believed that the bill will pass the Sell
ate and that the money under /; VIII be advanced by the
bond holders The bill is substantially The same 're have
before noticed with the Sd section makns increased pay
mens up 10 LIST July, 1856 when the whole interest must
be pa stricken and another introduced simply prov-
ding thai the fGnd shall be divided pro rata among
the creditors excepting the McAlister Stebbns bonds
friend writes us from Springfield
"Thc bill was most vetcmonty opposed by the Loco
Focos from the Southern part the State but II passed by
the vote the Wings and some Northern Loeos Had the
fate of the bill depended upon the efforts OF the Locos from
line of the Canal would have signay ailed and lis
passage Is TO attributed the able efforts OF Judge Lo
gan of Sangamo, and n D. Strong Esq. OF Alton two
Wings and the ATTEST men in the House II though that
the bill will now pass the Senate ana become law En-
Gov Davis of Mass. and David Leavtt, Esq ,of your
city, are now here looking after the interest OF the States
creditors 1t is understood that the S6OOOOO viii be ad-
vanced provided the above bill become law The appear
ance and eporiment esSrs Davis and eavitt have
cured them many friends of all parties in this cty but ne
vertheless as they both Wings YOU will hear great
deal their being the agents OF British LORDS who nave
out here TO corrupt the people
already max N several
of the State Ohio to organize under the new banking
law 1t is said there will be two at GAINESVILLE. two
three at Cleveland, two at Columbia at Xena, &C..
These will all come in under the independent system.
The amour, received at the Philadelphia Office
of the Philadelphia & Columbia Railway for February
sI5's"t ~
Whole amount since St November. 32,ii2 IL
A new counterfeit on the Orange Bank, New
Jersey has been The centre vette represented steam
boat NJ the wharf and steamboat In the distance on the
right OF the vlgnete large hre in medallion. On
the left end was an Indian sitting rock, aRd dog and
on the right end the figure and flowers Letter A, No.
500 dated Sept It'll, s4l, and signed Wm Mann, Cashier
and Samuel D. Day, President.
In the WISCONSIN Legislature the bill 10 resuscl-
tate the Bank OF Milwaukee has been indefinitely post
pone and report Introduced declaring the charter
Of the Wisconsin Fire Il Marine lnS Co. forfeited by their
engaging in banking business.
The following sales OF Stocks were made al Bos-
ton yesterday:
At the Brokers' Board Boston * Worcester RR ll6
Boston s. Providence 1917; DO los; 10 Western RR
99t IS do 99s do 900 p do SOLIDS sss 70 Eastern
RE bo5is 1914 90 lOI; 70 Boston Dividends 5,
2MerrimacS Manu- Co 1870; 525 Reading RR "a.
Sales at Auctio- fitchburg ri; Ii per cent advance
| Boston * Lowell x lS3 do; ~ Charlesown Branch X
sS per share Boston Bk, 90 FOR 50 10 Union Bk 4.
cent advance Ii Merchants Bank, Il a per cent adv
Great Falls Manuf Co S299l 500; 10 National ms CO,
s54 ASA for So Globe Elk 81 per cent adv; Boston
Worcester 6s 9dv; $1,000 City 81 Louis Bond paya-
bic in s4e with nercs, semi annually 10 per cent per
annum, payable in New-YoTk, i0t adv
The following figures are taken from the reports
made by the various Railroad Companies Of this State 10
the legislature and shows in condensed sia;c the COM
paraiive business of 1874 and ls43