New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

mines Of precious metals iron, quicksilver, coal, or any
other found the lands chosen are 10 belong IN
conditionaly. TO the then owners Of said lands, By
whomsoever they msy be discovered.
The Company, being interested In having the neu.
trsi,y OF the Ishmus secured and the free passage
from 20 the other maintained without inlerrup
ton osers to the Granadisn Government, in case any
foreign nation any tribe Of should invade
ensce any point Of the sihmus belonging to New Gran
sd. 10 advance portion of the funds which may be
res.ary for ii. defence and protectonsueh funds be
advanced In form Of loan, to be repaid may be
agreed upon by special contract
The Government agrees 20 furnish a certain number
of .sppers and troops 10 assist in constructing the road
che expense Of maintaining whom is ultimstely be
paid by the Company. The Of toll and freight
left to the Compsnys opton all materials implements
&c required for toe construction repair Of the Road
are to be free Of duty well a. all money and mer
ehandise crossing the Is,hnus on the Road
The Company engages TO establish at its own cost
population OF respectable and industrious Emigrsnts
with their fsrne' in the territory Of Bocss del Toro
Foreigners forming establishments on vacant lands
granted to the Company 10 be exempt from forced
cont IisptiOns from tithes and hrs. fruits and from
tax the interior consumption Of their productions
well from military duty for twenty years after the
Jrmstion Of their respective establishments and from
service 10 the Army-except in case of invasion by
foreign enemy. To this is added the important provi
that the foreigners introduced BY the company
shsl not be slaves Of the African Race Travellers
crossing the Isthmus are not required 10 show pass
ports except before In Of foreign war or in
Internal political commotions
Tho Road mus; be completed within Elk years, and
as security for the performance Of the contract the
Company have deposited 10000 francs with the n. Y.
Life and Trust Co. which Is 10 be returned when the
Road completed, drawing per cent Interest but to
be forfeited ia Of nonfulhlment.
Tbt expenses Of surveying and the Of the plans
descriptive statements &c. Of the lands cesed 10
be borne by the Company, and year before the
piraton Of their privilege, the usual valuations and
Inventories 10 be made by the Company, Of the
'mmovable property bridges squeducts and otherworks
of srt which TO be ceded 10 the Republic And IN
Is any distinction Of National character to be
made either in the transportation Of freight psssen
The contract is binding 10 effect such trsnspor
tstion always with care punctualty and celebrity, with.
ovt any dimnution whatsoever Of the Tariff prices in
favor of any The vessels Of nations at with
New Granada however, are TO be admitted into the
ports either extremity of the Railroad shall the
productions Of such cations be allowed free transit
that Road across u. g Isthsous
The CompI y selects New. York as it domcn re-
serving 10 itse the right Of removal 10 any other City
IN the United states giving timely advice thereof the
Cover pme at of New Granada. 1t will maintain
Agent At Panama with powers 70 Represent 1t In al
nee sssSry cases.
ihs Contract Is signed in triplcato, Of which is
T., be transmitted to the Executive Power Of New
Granada another be kept in the archives Of the lie
ys,on and the third be kept by the Panama Railroad
Company.
Andrew c. Gray, Esq. has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Now Castle Branch OF the Farmers Bank Of
the state OF Delaware, vice Thomas Jsnver. Esq
James q. King, William Pennington and
Charles Parker, committee appointed by the joint
board of Directors Of the Camden and Auboy Railroad
and Delaware and Rartan Canal Company, to examine
into the affairs of the Company, with view of
toning the truth or slsehoOd OF the charges of per
jury" fraud" false entries end false reports"
"ensezzlement Of funds" etc made by "a citizen Of
Burlington" have made long report, in which occurs
the following conclusive paragraph
Iha there has not been sn that there DOT now any ounds
for the charges inquired INTO that no ground h'- -ied Or now
connected Their Administration oi the sns Of the
hs camden Amboy Delaware Rsran Canal
b from ' s sat- :, G t a.. ueea p,...nssr. and er
s.dss essi chsrgeabs herssh none have been eHeeted
and unsccouuted for 20 the socshoidefs
resolution has been adopted in the Senate OF
Pennsylvania directing the Finance Committee to in
quire into the expediency of authorizing the State
Treasurer negotiate loan Of 100000 TO be applied
20 the redemption Of the Relief notes
The amount of Government loan issued last
week foreign account s4572 of which Sl57.
500 went to Germany, and 1892 $50 to France.
The stock for the Chemung Railroad is all sub
scribed and 1t is believed will be completed In time
TO connect with the New York and Erie Extension
Emira In October next
The returns of the several banks of New Jer-
sey have been submitted % the Legislature of that
State, and an abstract published in the Newark Daily