The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

The principal exporting staples from Boston are manu-.
iaatures such us Boots and Sho, and Domestic Goods
All Amos o. provisions 10 some extent are exported but
they are generally the production of the Western states
and md al outlet at Boston, The foreign trade of Bos
export trade has increased more rapidly than tho
trace put every season the foreign trade 10 becoming
imported nearly ali their supplies Of foreign
~ the way OF New York. but now their limo Of Liver.
pool packets the numerous transient ships engaged at.
season In the trade and the Br h bring nearly
all their supplies direct There an immense amount or
capital employed in mercantile business in Boston, and
trade Of that port 10 upon too ssld for compo,i.
ton to destroy The great number OF internal improve
he each Of the States and conpectng with the
public works OF New York. give that city position emf
neny Calculated to increase its internal aud external
commerce The people in that section OF the country in
the construction Of their internal Of ransporta
tion have In view the ultimate advantages these works
must give, rather han any immediate superiority
they may give them other OF the country
They look forward for very gradual but steady increase
from them There appears to be union Of interests that
must exert powerful influence for the public good ca
ptasts Of this city and inhabitants Of this state pursue
course 10 all their public works. totally opposite to that
pursued BY the capitalists Of Boston and the people Of New
Eogand Here most Of tho charters obtained for railroads
in view bur the creation stock to use inWal for cor
nerng operations Companies formed and many ofour
most wealthy and influential etzsn Induced in
way to lend their stock taken they 70
no further They do not step forward and subscribe largely
olow but suffer their names to be- used BY stock spscu
ato to get bubbles for the purpose Of fleeing those
who place too much confidence in their approximations
This 10 not the case at the East Tho maxim that
union y strength appears to be uPpsrnost in the
minds Of the people Of that section they invariably
dc ived from of this principle 20 further
than the city of Troy in this State The citizsns Of that
able to build up ana to suscessfuy compete with Alba
ny In many branches Of business They have, BY con
Of %
res and ths influence Of the many interests centsred
there j. sncient give them many votes IN the legsa
template. There doubt many other places in this
country where the same cause has produced the
results hut these two will suce to show the influence Of
The legislature of Massachusetts, has seconded the
energy and enterprise of the citizens Of that
wealth. in granting charters with liberal conditions and
privileges, incorporating railroads. &c At the last SEES
r,Gn aSs
An act to incorporate the Greenfield and northampton
An act to incorporate the Mediord Branch Railroad
An act to establish the wintsrdon Railroad Cerpo.
An act to increase the cspita stock Of the Western
Railroad Company.
An act incorporate the Groton and East wilton Rail
An act to establish the Randolph and Bridsswstsr Rail
An act to establish the marlborough Railroad Corpc.
ration.
An act to authorize tho Charlesown Branch Railroad
Company to construct branch.
An act authorize the Old Colony Railroad Corpora.
ton TO build branch Railroad from Arlington to Bridge
water.
An act providing for the appointment Of Board Of
Railroad Commissioners
There nine passed establish and incorpo
rate railroad companies the last session OF the Lsgsaure
are to increase the capital OF company already in
Of Railroad Commissioner for the supervision of
The railroads Of the State. The nonsnt the
charter Of rslrsad ia obtained in Massachusetts,,
and q company 10 formed, the stock goes par,
and long before the resd finished the shares in de-
msnd at premisn All We want on she part Of orr ea
pitslss union Of strength Of every description Let
whatever public works that have been commenced he
completed and there doubt but thst they will prove
productive similar works in any part Of tbs coun
try.
The report of the Bank of France for the year 1914 has
recently been received The annexed exhibits
the leading features Of the Bank the close Of each Of
the last three years.