New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

TotsL......................... $500
The Crescent City from New Orleans. brought
500 600 in con-sloOOO) to Milhew Morgan. $4,000
TO Corning $4,000 TO Joshus Dixon Go. snt small
amounts 10 other parties.
The prospect Of a " alter commune ation betw cen !
the Pacific and Atlantic appears 70 be most Ia
vorsbe. The enterpusns and wealthy English house
In Mexico Manning Macintosh, have undertaken TO
unite the Oceans by canal scross the 'sthnns oil
Tebvantepec. A temporary road Is now being made
for the transportation of materials The Importance Of
this work cannot be fully estimated
The Goorgetoton 5. CT Obserrer says that the
BANK of tina, place Withdrawing all its old notes from
circulation having plates engraved for 5, 10 and ~
dollar notes No bills from the old 500 plate engraved
by Burton, Gurley 4 Edmonds, have been Issued OF
later date than -a The counterfeit bills presented a,
the Bank are all OF the dates OF le4j and 1916 The
Bank Is not aware Of any counteriets having the name
Off J. Chapman OF J. G lIenning, Cashier The eoun.
terfoit 900 10 well calculated TO deceive 1t has the
name Of D. l.. Mckay Cashier.
At Cincinnati Exchange on the East IS down
TO per cent premium and plenty. Money is still In
large demand.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has been opened for
travel four miles wet of Harrisburg As soon as the
bridge over the susquehsnns is completed which will
b. by next Spring the road will be opened to Duncsns
Island 10 miles from Harrisburg
The Superintendent OF the Delaware Division
Of the Public improvements of Pennsylvs has fur
nsshed the following exhibit Of the receipts expend
tutes and profits OF this division of the for the
financial year ending Nov. 80 lsis
Amount 81 tolls received. (bsng an increase
lS41 OF s%slo otv -
Expenses. evtl
Receipts over expenses
Anrusi coat OF tsao 81
sarplrs flnd sSSsS q.
The length Of the division Ia 90 miles, extending
FROM Easton to Bristol, and ces, the Commonwealth
si.3s4lS6 ~.
The total arrivals at salem, Mass. IA the month
OF November were 100 of which 81 were foreign The
elesrsuces were 81, OF which 20 were foreign
The exports OF Fish from Boston in November
were-Codhsh l,57s drums 500 boxes and S29a quin.
tails. Msckesel 1885 bbls Herring, 2666 boxes
The Boston correspondent OF the NcVburypou
Brsd states that Mr. Neal OF the Eastern Railroad has
declined the Presidency Of the Reading Railroad, with
sl2OO0 year salary. We do not think the above ru-
NOR 10 true but know that Mr. Neal, who Is very
experienced Railroad man. has recently fully invest
gated the Reading sfsirs and is satisfied that every
thing /. correct, lie has made sn unofficial rcpor, Of
bis conclusions and advises that Assistant President
be appointed from among Eastern Railroad men. that
greater degree Of economy might be introduced ino
the working OF the Road II rUmorcd In Boston
that the BOARD had approved of the recommendation
and hsd offered the appointment u Mr. Neal
The work on the direct Railroad from Niagara
Fails 10 Rochester has been commenced, and is pro
.re..ins with vigor II Is Intended to drive the
sans 80 as 10 be rcsdy Tor the superrac,are by mex
Autumn The road is 10 se built in the most saes'sn-
us manner With heavy iron rail, and In all respects
made eQas in its facilities TO any other rosd IN The
country.
At Baltimore the Money market IS decidedly
essier ,hsR ton year Past Firsse paper is not
plenty, and may be readily negotiated st 20 u per
Losns preferred Securities are being done s,
6Ss per cent
The work On the Burlington and Mount Holly
Railroad has been commenced The grading bridges.
&c Is Il Dc a1shed BY the st Of April Z, il thoash
ths,csrs will BE- running the rosd BY 10, Of June
The Psssumsic RairOsd IS now completed and
oeen tor pabhc travel from the mouth OF White River
NJ the Connecticut River, to Bradford village dis
nance of = miles and will be fully completed to Wells
River in two OF three weeks making hno OF a miles
The receipts on the pabhc works at Columbia,
Penn for pas, season show Increase "a issi year
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The amount Of coal transported On the ReAdiuS
Railroad isst weea was SAWS, MAKING Ai'ts~oA teAs
T. the season The Lehsh trade up 10 December 5
had reached so77.ssS
TIE tcllowins IS the return OF certain merchSn-
disc imported NTH the Distrc, ot PhsdelPhs during
the month ending Nov. 20 lsic
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