New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
Leaving the floating liabilities (Which has been

fnndedS. 494, ,65l
The net revenue for the fiscal year was s5o7305.
The road, machinery cars and workshops. all re-
ported in good and efficient order and fit in all respects
for the large trade of the present year. estimated by the
Directors from good data at treipe hundred thousand
dollars.
The following gentlemen have been elected Di.
rectors ofthe Macon and Western Railroad; N C. Mum
roe Charles Day. Washington Poe, Macon c. j. McDon.
ald Marietta Andrew Dow Jr. Savannah; Ker Bryce,
Charleston David Henshaw Boston A. Boody, Spring.
field. Mass Daniel Tyler, Norwich, CT. R. IL King AL
bany j. G. Forbes Syracuse Theodore Dehon Ed.
ward Whitehouse, New.York
This Road unites Macon with the State Road" and
Georgia State Road" 1t is 100 miles long-was for
merly called the Monroe Railroad and sold for
s55 COO for the benefit of it, creditors. 1t cost origin
ally 81 800 O0O The purchasers were principally North
ern capitalists and they intend to expend about $350000
in putting the road in complete working order.
The Farmers Bank of Virginia has declared a
dividend of 81 per The Bank of Virginia has de
clared dividend off per cent.
The Southern Trust and Insurance Co. Of Phila-
delpha are about apply for charter comforting bank
iuc privileges 1.-THE charter be obtained. the
Company will be wound up.
The PENNSYLVANIA Public Auditor, in his report,
gives the Public Debt and Property of that State as an
nexed PUBLIC DEBT.
Funded debt, viz -.
per cent stocks. ks.---.-.-. Sl752 53o 20
.-.-...-..--.. "a. 1865 932 81
a. Observation-Disclosures. 100000 90
Total funded debt lst Dec $50 739 267 45
Relief notes in circulation L23SoI2 w
Interest certificates outstanding 2os9 O22 ~
Interest certificates unclaimed 2e,39l *
Interest on certificates. at Al per cent. TO lst
Aug le45 if funded lIl.3oS 10
2,sss sos So
Do,es,Ic creditors rs 99750 80
Total public debt Let Dec 1886 y
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Canals and Railroads. at original 6433l6 II
Public buildings and grounds at Harrisburg -o.o m
Money due on imp atented lands estimated 10000 90
State Arsenals Powder Magazines. &c est. lOOOOO w
Stock in sundry Corporations par Value. 20i547o W
S3I, 22s. 793 Sc
The expenditures of the State for the year ending
Nov 80 ls45 were 50 $50 02s of which sl75eeeo was
for interest public debt. The receipts the Public
Works were Union Line S9llo35 Delaware Sill, i5a
Susquehanna West Branch and North Branch, $780,
ol0 and Beaver sl,l93; Auction Duties s7ls4s Taxes
on real and personal estate sl,3la332
The New. Orleans Commercial Times of the Sd
says:
There was strong pressure for money this morning
in some quarters, the payments in Bank being very
heavy. amounting in al to about Sl2ouooo On the
whole however the day passed of quietly and but few
notes were allowed TO lay over.
At Philadelphia the Money Matket is very tight.
The rate of interest varies from to . per cent per
month.
The ST. Louis Republican, speaking of the do
ings ofhe Convention amend the Constitution of that
State, says:
The present Bank is to be let aone we supposed 1t
would be- and general provision is TO be made IN re-
gard to future Banks The Bank haters seem to be con-
tent with provision which prohibits the issue OF notes
for circulation in any shape whatever, but authorizes
the establishment of banks OF deposit and OF exchange