New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27


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Agtintt the above We have received upward OF
Three Miion7 Of God from California and shall
probably within a week or ten days receive Two
or Two and half Millors more.
The Money market at Boston is easy at y cent
in tbs street for good paper. The Stock market is
heavy and inactive. Boston acd Providence is
down TO 49,, Railroad Bonds are in less demand
The new Bank Of Commerce is t. 90 into operation
on the lst prox. Bank STOCKS are high bat Manu-.
featuring Stocks are dull.
The Legislature Of Maine have passed an act
authorizing the City of Portland to loan its credit
aid in the construction of the Androscoggin and
Kennebec Railroad
The Albany and Rullani Hailr ad project is to
be pushed again hen the business men Of Albany
return 70 town, gay about LIST September
The PRECEDENT u the Schuylki Navigation Co.
has returned 10 the City Of Philadelphia from his
tour Of inspection along tho line Of that work aud
reports that the damage by the late food has been
much less than was anticipated. The upper dvi.
zion will be prepared to pass light oats about the
9th proximo and the lower division will probably
be ready to 10 into full operat n about the same
time.
The Portland and Montreal Railroad is advanc.
ing toward completion rapidly. On the Canada
side 200 men are employee It the present time,
while 10 miles west OF Paris, in Oxford County,
Maine, are graded, and tue rails are now being laid
The remaining 70 miles 70 Bethel will DO ready for
The rails By the first September, and the cars will
run to the latter place by the FIRST Of October
Bethel is on the border of Coos Co. New.Hamp-
shire The next section of 90 miles, to Gorham IN
New Hampshire, is under contract, and will be
completed early next Spring go that visitors to the
White Mountsins another season, will be taken in
cMs To the foot Of Noun: Warrington.
The annual statement Of the Bank OF Tennessee
and Branches shows that it is in good condition
BY an act OF The Legislature, ct its Last sssson,
the profits Of the Bank are to be- psid over to the
State Treasurer, who is chargabe with the pay.
melt Of the annual appropriations to schools and
academies. 90 Wen as the interest upon the out.
standing bonds Of The State. These items will
amount to about S275 900 Annually. The pro6ts Of
the Bank, far the las; year, from lst July 1s4e to
lat July, 1850, amount 70 about $500 900. or 81 y
cent on the capital stock leaving $4,000 TO be SUD-
piled from the Treasury, which will have ample
means and to spare. The capital OF the Bank re-
mains, at the same time, untouched.
The P'ttst1rsh Gazette says the difficulty which
the Charters Valley Railroad Company have had
to contend sganst in order to obtain the right of way
through the farms ying along the route Of the road
from is terminus on the Ohio river to the coal pts
in Robinson township, have been for the most part
snicably settled, and the contractors are now car.
uirg operations vigorously. This rsi,o.d !,
Intended to be about seven and half milss long.
srd when completed will add much to the prosner.
lily Of the region Of country through which it runs.
The coal pits have been already opened and mar.
sons living in the neighborhOod now receive THAR
supplies Of that indispensable article At +. ehe,n
rate at The mouth Of the nine A lar.e pumb.,o Of
iwo-'toTy houses--a neat little village, 10 fact
have been erected for the accommodation OF tire
r1e''. ADD ~ Nc affairs Of The company are 10 a