New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21


on Banks and Insurance Companies made Report on the
subject Of the Resolution introduced by Mr. Clark. requir
ing certain information whether any Banks In this
State have their banking offices nomnay in the country
while In reality Banks do their business In the ce'
The accompanied by bill ancndaory OF the act
to authorize the business of banking whereby the Comp
troer 1, authorized whenever he shall be satisfied that
anv H.nk of the state is not doing lawful banking bus
ness a, It's nominal place Of business TO sell the securities
Of said Bank and the Mr. Clark moved TO
make this bill special order for Thursday next It was
me that the OF the people should be opened 10 the
frauds pracced under cover of the General
Banking he would also move to pint ten times the
usual number OF copies of the Report The motion 20 make
the bill special order was agreed to-
The first line boat from Buffalo, the Superior, of
John Aliens Clinton Lno Capt Theubroek, arrived at
Rochester Thursday morning She had OH board Asa
barrels OF Flour pnd 81 barrels Of Ashes.
A Rochester paper says that steam propeller
was port Saturday direct for Chicago and
intermediate places
The water was let into the Ohio Canal from the
Clrcevlle feeder on Thursday last and the Canal is
navigabe from Cleveland Chicothe. The section from
Chcothe to Portsmouth expected be opened last
week.
The amount Of Specie received at New Orleans
since LIST Sept. Is sl,74 COS.
A letter from Columbus, Ohio, TO the Springfield
Republican states that S26oOo stock for the Xena
and Columbus Road has been taken, OF which Wm Nell
took SlOOOOO Neil Moore & Co. $50 900, and j. Ridge
way $4,000. These liberal subscriptions. This work
will go on. Mr.. Nell is now East to Ill up the stock:
The total number of new buildings at Detroit
nom January lst, ls, to April 10th. lsi5-onc year and
three months-was 3il: of which 90 Of brick, $50
occupied as dwellings, and 6 used stores, warehouses
Offices &c.
The Annual Report of the Central Railroad and
Banking Co. Georgia has been made, and shows thai
very favorable business has been done during the past year
The earnings the Road 532S424 Old greatly exceeded
the estimates but the for repairs
machinery and transportation have fallen below their cal
culaton They only reached Si7l9 80. and leave
the net profits the road during the first year Of Its opera
ton, since Its completion equal to Ss0l3s 2i The en-
tire receipts the Company from all sources viz from the
Road Bank &C. &c for the year, amount to S45522 49,
It's expenditures including expenses balance of SiSaoo
for construction from last year, interest upon debts re-
denpon OF Bank circulation and shout S66ooo for an
increase of motive power &c. &c. Si565s Is, leav
Ing nh unexpended balance on hand OF S5955i 23 The
liabilities OF the Company, including $4,000 Bank crcu-
aton deposits on hand bills and bonds payable are $685.
Gas 81 Its resources Independent Of the Road, are S.1o
los 49, more than 100000 Of which are regarded by the
Board as good and available The Road and its fixtures
ore mt down at their cost viz S9,653,202 0. Taking
the prc,ent receipts OF the Road and the profits from the
Rank MS basis estimated that In addition 10 the cur
rent expenses the Company hereafter pay annually
about 600 its present dcbt in other words that
hy the rs day December siS the entire debt OF the
Co ppanv may be ex.lngued, ard the Road with its fix
lures bc cleared OF It's ncumbrancc IT. however, oaa
of $500 900 could be fair interest. payable i'll
ten wears. interest payable annually, the President thinks
,hatJ the Company could not cny make ia dividend Of
per cent but set apart scmiannually as sinking fund
an amount. sufficient pay the entire debt OF the Company
by the expiration OF even eight years.
The amount of Imports at Savannah for the quar-
ter ending 3lst March, lsi5, was
Dutabe 'o,oIo
Free t,V's
Total. 'o,oe'
Tho duties amounted 10 S3552 Amount OF Specie i'm
ported Slol2 The Exports amounted TO S6S46i6 IN
Guiding the following articles Cotton 81 Soi,6o5; Rice
slll.j37; Lumber and Timber SlGsls.
The following is a statement of the Mechanics
Bank Of Augusta, Ga; Oct ls44. April, ls+o
Loans -SSp,s2a S'So'Sst
Specie .........-..-.-.... 1875 l99.U36
Circulation .......-...--.. 3ts.35o 72?,l25
Deposits ...-......-----.. 7I,:SI ll?.ols
Tolls paid oil the kentucky River the hrst quar-
Ter Of the three last years
ls43 1874. 1sl5.
January. S2S7 ~ S795 Is Si,7l5 -
February ....... "a - 9ol SO l,91s s3