New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

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The Equitable Insurance Company have de-
clsred dividend OF per cent payable on the 18th
inst The Bank Of Savings the usual dividend. pays
BILE on the nth met. The Bowery Savings Bank the
usual dividend payable on the 18th inst. The sea
mems Bank Of Savings the usual dividend, payable on
the 18th inst. The Delaware and Raritan Canal and
Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Com
pany semi annual dividend Of e per cent payable on
the 18th int The Bank Of Kentucky scum annual
dividend Of p per cent payable at the Bank OF Amer
ca on the 18th The Bank Of Mobile dividend
of >! per cent for the last months. The Mobile In
surance Company dividend Of p per cent. The
Merchants Insurance Company Of Mobile dividend Of
q per cent. The Firemens Insurance Company Of
Mobile dividend on their capital stock of % per cent
We have seen letter from Albany which states
that the Banks there are endeayoring 10 make an
rangement % redeem the circulation Of the Canal Bsuk
one Of the Banks agreed to redeem quarter Of the
circulation the others would protect the ohcr three
quarters One Of the Cashiers stated that the bills
would without doubt ventually be redeemed At %
% cent. on the dollar The prospects OF the deposit
ors the Banks which had the bslsnces with the Canal
end the stockholders are very gloomy The Erepirs
Journal Of to-day Gays
H.,ns from - te Information could obt,la on Iue.isy en-
pressed sl onon Gle Dad hl-rs ari depoto Of he Cin
III opsa y. nv ssss 3, .u1-eqaea i,,eopaeu NE amount
OF note cifon eos tr amount Of de-'a are We rsfsi o.
ud prove valuable ftn believed n specie,
bl Of Bilss cash. &c. there unterood most b-
gsry account OF empty bo1es.
Ba While We hI % b. our ta 90 expose tie enass5 of e
Bank confidently re-iie The assurance 'h ou Other
banking Institutions sfe prey solvent 't -'nd u hs' been
iul elh years that e Canal Bsns crippled an
atmsiel, work on Of o. ffcuiiea
In re lation 10 the same matter the 8bqHy i'as says
Man, e,tbe and ensu,r stakeholder. are involved
Int fII 4 Ha De-
te bi holders age eurs3 selrs Iee va therefore pr pi
iei md the coiaieae fle .o'enj Of h- other 'iih' " -
/ co., u1imia-sl-t
The receipts on the Harlem Railroad up 10 and
including the 18th. have been sl3,6JO showing mod
crate the business OF time last year
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Norwich aud Worcester Railroad held Yesterday
the following gentlemen were elected Directors Joel
W White OF Norwich John A. Rockwell. do Charles
Johnson do Alexander De Witt oxford Mass Eli
hu Townsend New.York William a. White DO J
Newton Perkins do Samuel W. Brigham, DO. Da
vid Neal salem Mass We deem il highly adv
tsgeous 10 the interests OF the stockholders Of this
Company that they have secured the services CT Nh
White as President His industrious. economical encr
getc business habits together with his high standing
in the community in which he resides VIII cause his
election to be regarded with great favor by the people
Of New England, and we predict that an entire new
aspect will be given to the concerns OF this Company
under his administration.
Although the subscriptions for the conversion OF
the Reading Bonds due il 1850 into stock have been
liberal yet subscriptions the extent Of least siOOOUo
stI necessary to complete the arrangement Many
Of the holders especially OF the bonds OF l-1O appear
20 think that the amount which u necessary, about
100000 will IN some way be made up without their
help in which case they consider Il increases largely
their chance OF payment a the maturity Of their bonds
We think that they are quite mistaken and in permit
ting the opportunity 20 pass by without insurng the
completion Of the arrangement by recording each toI
Themselves then subscriptions they incur the hazard
OF losses fully equal 10 any probable advantage tney
might derive from the conversion OF the stipulated
amount without their aid Unless the subscriptions are
made up 70 the required sum BY the 18th inst those
which have been obtained are no longer binding BOND
holders will therefore consult their own interest by
prompt action during the limited time which remains
Mr. Edmund 5 Chaplin OF Springfield. has been
appointed Cashier OF the Lee Mass Bank.
The amount Of Tolls received at Rochester dur
ng the rst week in July for three years past i a. fol-
lows ls46 l-41 Ieio
This show. falling OF from last year Of sl6S1 60.
and an increase over the receipts OF si6 OF s5-7 g
At Buffalo the Money market is without mate
rial change Much difficulty il shl experienced in 81
ectng negotiations and the banks are discoununs but
little and that with much caution
From the report read by the President OF the
Eastern Railroad AZ Gloucester Monday, IL appears
that the receipts for the yesr ending June 49, ISIS were
A. follows OF.