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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-17

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~ hsv. oontrneted disease Cure ut volesa that rss@
Of shy health 1tsvs tevated any ysnrs 70 ar vrr
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rhose who wish 70 e.ssut hcss ooupisnts aJ ~
ysu vaius yovr va svsid these ksn-,s vs
nnbrrhingly tell you hst thtv @nlt "a. sure
Mat their hnd 81 nesosns Il ali thst necsssssy 60
as.se n al &c ferns xrscnt who's hsslth has bees pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

A SINGULAR CAsE-RErURNED FUGITIVE
Some weeks since negro named Cammack, six
feettwo inches in hight, made his escape from the
Indiana Penitentiary at Jelersonville He was
from Crawford Co. Ia; was sentenced for horse
stealing and had served all save sixteen
months of his term of seven years. 1t appears
Cammack came to this side of the river, went to
the interior of the State, and was arrested and
lodged in jail at Cynthiana on suspicion of being
a runaway negro. few mornings since he sue
ceeded in breaking out Of the Cynthiana Jail, and
Immediately making his way to Frankfort, got on
reached here the same night, ard without any de
lay procured skif crossed the river, went to the
Penitentary and when the prison doors were
opened yesterday morning, ne was there demand
ing admission to his old quarters. He said he had
been unhappy since he left, and preferred
remaining there than to be at large and always
Louisville Courier,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
SECOND RoARn
MONDAY, Dec. l6-p. M.


The downward tendency of Stocks continued
to-day, and the quotations for Fances were low
er After the Board prices improved somewhat.
The operators for rise have lost confidence by
this reaction Governments were without much
change.
In Exchanges the market is firm but not active
The advanced rates have checked purchases
Sterling is lOl al03 Francs, 5.l5a5.l2!
In Freights there is no marked change aud but
little doing The quotations are Id for Cotton
l6ld for Flour; AID for Grain.
The Asia will not take much Coin.
We find in the -il6any Ereaing Journal the
annexed condensed statement OF the various Rail
roads in this State showing their condition on the
Goth September last Most of the Companies
have given their receipts and disbursements for
twelve months but in doing this they include E
period of three months previously reported as
the last reports were made up to lstJanuary. The
document throws some light on the affairs OF the
Hudson River RAILROAD which have heretofore
excepting to the officers and directors, been
wrapped in impenetrable mystery, The state
ment shows that the road is earning about ?! Y
cent en- its cost:
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
This road is in operation from NewYorS 10 Poughkeop
sic, distance 70 i'es which Is ite more on 'a me aus
track has been laid extending from NewYork 10 Peeksk
-Four new passenger houses have oeen erected sn9 m
view the increased business Of the road walchnenis
stationed every and croSiToa whose duty II 10
be al his pos; aeGeyet train passes or Is due. and 10
make the prescribed sgnas,o he Engineer indicating the
stae Of the track Each watchman closely inspecs ms
norton OF the track before the passage Of each train and In
case danger gives warning 10 The train IN te 10 pre-
vent h5ury. ,. p,bA,rsi, a,5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

INDIANA CoysT1TUrIoyAL CoNyENTIoN-0n
the 9th inst. it was settled that State Senators 2
should serve for four years. Representatives Tor
fcation Of Senators aud Representatives was
ordered to third reading. This Section provides
that they shall be citizens Of the United States
inhabitants Of the State for two years, and OF the
District one year. Senators to be % years Old
reported, provides that no person holding lucra'
tive office under the United States, or of the
State, shall be eligible to a seatin the Legislature,
but that unsaariod militia officers and Postmas,
ters with less compensation than $780, should
not be considered Mcyatire. On motion, the say
ing clause in favor of Postmasters was striker
out. and the restrictions was moved to be added
to all persons who are or have been during the
year previous {" a President Secretary, Officer, or
Agent Of q Banking, Insurance. or Railroad Com
pany," and all Attorneys at Law. This motion
failed by vote of IS to 67 and the Section was
ordered to third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

JENNY LIND IN WASHSGroS.-Mdlle Lind
will give her first Concert in Washington this
evening in the National Hail. enc of the largest
and finest in the country, which has been lately
constructed for this purpose out of the ruins of
the National Theater and for the possession of
which, as well as for the consequent opportunity
Of enjoying the wonderful vocal powers OF Mdlle.
the public spirit and liberality of Messrs. Reside
K Willard We are informed that the Presi-
dent of the United States and his family, together
with the members of the Cabinet and Hon. Henry
Clay, have accepted invitations to be present at
the Concert this evening Nat Intel. yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17


4oIai 4,S5l
The survey OF the railroad from Terre Haute to
Ilinoistown is nearly completed 1t takes the
route Of the great Cumberland Road and, from
the point Of union with the Terre Haute and
Richmond Railroad near the " abaah, its course
is nearly an airline until it strikes the Mississip-
pi river opposite St. Louis
The Vermont Legislature, at It's ate session,
passed an act authorizing the ermont and Cana
da Railroad Company to construct q bridge over
the lake at Rousos Point
The following are the main provisions Of the bill:
SEC l. Authorizes The Company to build dray.briage
on ne Vermont SIDE of the axe provides Thai The act
lie The bridging of the New York side
SEE ProY7des tt1i the bridge shall be a, least forty
s We Ana sai! oe SO 6ult as TO leave not less than
1rsw OF a last seventy feet vide In the clear ana also
cesenAies how the saule shall te tended No vessel to be
ussse .g e Passage CT the cars over thirty uiraez
SEC Timothy ol.e anc Charles Paine are appointed
tie Grew
sEe Tue Company 10 appoint competent person to
lyLo Ls 4iaW Woo may be removed pr lcompe-
,cy ara suitable person II his stead appointed BY lie
Governor
SIC The Company made liable Tor any damage to or
unreasonable hndIalce or delay vessels tie
oroNneT OF vessels made EAble a the Company for ans
unwersnlsoe hnrrance to thu passage Of the cars over
So . This act may be altered, amended Or repealed a.
ny time by the Legislature.
SIC AL Railroads, low OF hereafter chartered by the
State OF Vermont my the road and bridge from Swan
ten 10 he lrm5ni Inc, subject such rles regulations,
rates OF !o. and compensation shall be just and
Sc; g. The Rutland and Burlington road may DC ex-
ehae1 Nluan three Years via Mallets Bay near Man-
SwEnlon. ~ 49,
SIC Provides Tor laying double track from swan
ny Yii'sE 10Y 'se Convenience btueit Of both
U-It lhe companies eaarat ag-se commissioners
fl1 FtHtsg u 1t q d lfYlf
ILGrnad.
sec IlAa railroad companies winch may be chartered
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NJ. B. BUTLER. Auelloneer.
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, Aac4oneer.

HDRIhN IT. DIII1ItNt FII'lIOIIc'I -, ,,,vy
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rear OF lie above and of the same dimensions hs
I2lsT-sTi lots with the buildings thereon siga!e % In !,
ouhery side I2fstst. $50 'ectwes:ery fFom ze' ''
being % by 100 feet 10 inches. ina
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Mans Of the above ran be had application al ns s S az
Of the AuctoEeer, " aB 81 p'Sl
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Length OF rgsa rack So weight OF rail ~ lbs per yard
length Of don9 en engine houses and shop Il pssse1-
1e rsf class 70 baggage mr ana express cara %
fgg e bnsiness Of road for the rne months ending
s r' So are as follows Miles nun by passenger irtns
Tx byreeht 25oa0 number Of passengers carried
$3.50 ireigbtcsrried, 5,745 uns. e...ss ~
Fxpense of nan,sning road sison2 81
Expense OF repairs OF machinery, @c...,. l 6831 %
Expense Of operating the road....'.'.'' !'f''' d
Total expenses 90 u
Earnings from passengers. "
.'''-''.''-. I3.2i2 ~
.areings rom frsigh,. .....,,''''''''- a,-5 w
Earnings rom other afces''....,,......''.'.
To.al earnings. PSI $50 Is
Receipts from pss.e'5
Receips fror az q
Receipla IRON 1ler sOafces.. .'''''''''''
Tolaircceip-s 't {5e
Transportation eHpeuseS >t'''s'
ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD
Capital stock subscribed and paid
Funded debt as by last report ''.'''' 22.Vo
Total amount OF funded debt Observation-Disclosures Ni'l
Total amount OF funded and doaing debt,'.'; tV0i9"
Average rate per anDum Of interest on funded
debt. ~ r. c5l'
Length Of road nearly II miles; double trach mes
weightof rail- 60 ID p yard The Company own engine
houses and shops engines. IS Erst class passenger cars
So second class do 10 mail aud baggage ana NJ cars.
Niles run bv the passenger trains oi2+1 uoheSht
freight carried 63012 ns number Of passengers caffiea
over the road 23i,279 -,,o,oo IN
Expense of maintaining road ~
Expense of repairs OF machinery, ~ ~
Expense of operating the road oo@41 u
Total expenses :SJl,lll ~
Earnings from passengers 657 ~
Earning 7from irelg o,z4< %
Earnings from rents and mail services di54 %
Total earnings. c208,33l 83
The receipts are the same as the earnings.
Interpretations including tolls paid Stale .'S+l,i7l So
Paid Interest ,,o'3C5 o.
IUd dlydend6.' iuoV w
Surplus fund oput -
Total amount OF surplus and reserved fund <205o ~
TONAWANDA RAILROAD.
Capital stock by Charter. ....,...'.''S! sothlg9 W
Amount subscribed and paid n......,...... Iu9Py Vl
Funded Debt as last report, and same now. l743H ~
Floating Debt as last report. 45b2j ~
Amount now Of Floating DEBT .....,..:..... t5f8 ~
Total on't now OF Funded and Floating Debt. uu5l3 81
Az rate int on Funded Debt 7 per CT. per ann.
Cost oil Road and equipment l,zibS2p VI
Length Road. 49, miles weight Of rail, "a lbs b yard.
Tie Company Jeugine.hOuses and shops - passen-
ger and 90 freight Miles by passenger trains
1851; number Of passengers carried 25diot freight,
ZL2il tuns
Expenses OF maintaining Road 6gl r.
Expenses Of repairs OF machinery, ...,...... PIP 81
Expenses vi operating the Rosd .........,. 5o7g al
Iola expenses >IW'oll o.
Earnings from passengers, 255252 30
Earnings from freight. 616n2 81
Earnings from other sources l476 So
Total ..p344 1898 %
Total Kecelps. l98 %
Payments for Trans portation Expenses 89G23 u
interest. ..''..'..o......s...., li,o78 -
Dividend Observation-Disclosures. 81 600 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
II do. Mlesrun by passenger trains. llns5o. hz

o1 freight Miles passenger trains 1880 by
freight. ll6479. Number passengers carried, 3Ns45
EXPENSE OF maintaining road .....t,...... SG2G59 10
EXPENSE Of repairs OF machinery. $4,000 SO
Fxreuse OF operating the road, &c...,.., 87569 80
Total expenses. s2fo,723 Il
Earnings from passengers. 366G71 gl
Earnings from freight. 90g76 81
Earnings from other sources. $3.50 70
To'ai earHil4s....,, S472175 II
itFcF!T 4Ii.flh ~
PAYMENTS tor transportation, @o<7z u
p az ', FAR diyii 9g3l 81
o. ''t''''''''.''....... l902s0 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

The total amount Of Tolls received at the syria
racuse Erie Canal Office in l849 $92759 I6
Showing falling off in 1850 of............$li66 II
weigh lock in 1880 has been. SIS
Light boats 200
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YTNHIS DAY PUBLISHED-A splen-

4 did NEW-YEARs PREsENT.-GoDEY's January
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