New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

gold dust by that steamer. Menrs. HOFlAnd
A,pinwall had 100000 more belonging to the
Company, making s2,975 600, and then the amount
in the hands Of passengers Is TO be added. We
know three Of the m had 100000 in the aggregate
making s2,475,OOO. The amount in the hands Of
the other passengers will probably bring the
amount up 70 81 700 600.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company was
held at Norwich on Wednesday last A large
majority of the stock was represented, aud great
satisfaction was expressed at the very great i'm.
provement that has taken place in the affairs and
prospects Of the Comoenv during the past year.
The Directors submitted a Report to the Stock.
holders which was unanimously adopted, and will
be printed and distributed on the 18th inst. This
report states that holders Of a. 100 shares Of the
old stock have subscribed for their proportion 25
p Ct of the new stock, making now II 700 shares
Of preferred stock, and leaving only 2s4O shares Of
old stock not subscribed on, which will doubtless be
in prior to the January dividend.
A dividend of p v cent. out Of the net earnings
of the six months, ending; 3lst May last, was de.
clared on the preferred stock, payable at the
Transfer Office in this City, on the 18th inst The
Directors state in their Report that "there is no
reason existing why the stockholders should not
here after regularly receive, in semi-annual divi
depds the nett earnings Of the road, which, taking
the business Of the past year as basis, will not
be lesE than 2 ct. = annum on the entire capital
when all is made preferred stock The receipts
for the first week of JAY are $500, showing 90
per ct increase over same time last year. The
following gentlemen were unanimously chosen
Directors for the ensuing year:
JOEL w WHITE, WIN AUG WHITE,
ALEX DEBBlTT, DAVID NEAL
John A. hRNo1CcKwELL, c Ga Johnson. '-1
ELlhU TOWNSEND
Alta subsequent meeting Of the new Board, Joel
w. White, President, and Col. George L. Perkins
Treasurer, were unanimously reelected.
The Institution for Savings of Merchants, Clerks
and others, has declared dividend at the rate Of
six per cent on all sums not exceeding $1,000, and
Eve per cent. on sums exceeding $1,000, payable
18th July. The Bank of Savings the usual divi.
dend, payable 18th July. The Equitable Insur.
ance Company semi.annual dividend Of ak per
cent. =. The Mum Illinois land Company els per
share The Planters Bank Of Tennessee 81 per
share The Mechanics and Traders Bank Of
New Orleans, foer per cent. The Trustees Of the
seamens' Bank for Savings, the usual dividend,
PAYABLE on the 18th inst. The Bowery Savings
Bank, the usual dividend, payable on the 18th inst
1.-The Hudson River Railroad Company will pay
the interest on the bonds of the Company on the
lst Of August
The Sub Treasury receipts today are sss.762
Payments sl2,472. Balance s2,G69,549.
The Banks Of this State have been called upon
for the report Of their condition. the goth ofJane
last, by the Controller. The returns Of the City
Banks are not complete, but we give in the annex
ed table the four leading items Of such reports as
have been made up.