New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

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sent to Montreal, and $4,000 received from tha'
city.
The receip,s at the Custom House today are
| slO6.O4s, paid 500 90, balance s5,l64,69J.
The Is Of the Ocean Bank have been altered
toss. They are easily detected, by comparison
with the genuine bill, being entirely different a.
the ends. The 81 have figure Of Grace Darling
on the right. while the Is have ship. The de-
nominations on the left are also very different
The bill Authorizing the increase Of the capital
stock Of the Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
Company, for the purpose Of reducing the debt oil
the Company, and enablirgit to apply is earnings
~ the payment Of regular dividends hereafter, has
ps,ed the Connecticut Legislature, having pr
yiousiy passed the Massachusetts, Legislature and
ia now Jaw. A meeting Of the stockholders VIII
be Immediately called, for the purpose OF making
ARRANGEMENTS to carry the plan at once into exscu'
ton. The detail Of tie arrangement which wena'e
already nlaced before our readers, some days snce
when carried out will place the Company out ct
debt excepting s569,6s7 due in $4,000. ard to de-
vote the whole net earnings OF the Road win tae
exception Of paving the interest on the above debt
TO the payment Of dividends on the stock.
Toe Albany City Loan Of 100000 bearing E
# interest and reimbursabe in 30 to "a years, has
been NEGOTIATED BY Mr.. Watts Sherman az par
The object Of this loan was to pay oil the indebted
ness of the city about maturing, now bearing o aud
: q ct. interest. The expenditures OF the city
will be diminished some $4,000 annually by this
NEGOTIATION. The total Indebtedness Of the city at
present amounts to about $4,000 only
In another column will be found the advertise
ment of the Ohio Central Railroad Company tor
PROPOSALS for s23OOOO Of the Bonds Of the Counties
of Muskngum and Licking and the City OF Zanes
vile, Ohio, issued to the Ohio Central Railroad
Company for stock subscriptions to that road. Inc
money to pay the July coupons on these Bonds has
been received by the Ohio Trust Company
The transfers Of Stock to foreign account at
| Washington, for the week ending May "a, were
s272.324. The aggregate amount since Jan IS
6 e33 $50 including 1929 4so Of the Loan OF lsi'
500 of 1876, s23s3 500 of ls47, and s23l95O OF
| ls4s. The Coupon Stocks as we have before re-
marked are not included in the above amount.
The Commissioners of the Catskill and Science
tady Railroad Company, pursuant to an act
passed 81 the last Legislature give notice that
the books for receiving subscriptions to the CAPT
tai stock will be re6pened in the City Of New.York
on the cath day of June next.
The Philadeph Mint will pay out on Wednes-
dav coin for the outstanding Mint Certificates
The President of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
| Railroad Company states that the cars are TO be
running on sixty miles of that road by the lst OF
November next. The iron is already purchased,
and " be landed there in July. Three locomo-
tives and a train of cars will soon be on from the
east Within sixty days the whole bank OF the
lake is TO be graded A double set of hands are to
he ordered on forthwith The steam pile-drlvers
are TO be run night and day.
! The Concord and Claremont Railroad it Is ex-
pected will be finished to Bradford nearly q miles
from Concord next month, which has been accom-
plisbed In little more than year and hall, not
/ vitrstanding the difficulties Of the time. Toe
whole amount of stock issued and contracted for
il $500 600 the total cost Of the road has been
s3es O75 and il is recommended that the capital
stock be limited to 100000 which will tiaish and
eonio the road TO Bradford. The debt Of the Com.
papy will consequently be nearly $4,000, which
nav be reduced to 500 900 by sale Of property and
collection of dues The Directors speak well Of
the prospects of the road and state that the net in
come from the running Of the road eight months &c
/ Ccntoocokville and seven months TO Warner, is
sl2O35, more than six Per cent on what VIII be
the cost Of the road to Warner.
The sales of the Illinois AMI Michigan Canal
have Just been concluded. The sales amount to
/ sl35OOO. terms one quarter cash and the remain
der in equal ayments at from one to three years,
with interest payable one year in advance The
sales. notwithstanding the large amount offered,
show an advance over last years prices. In Chi
csro lots appraised at $500 to $40, sold a. $3.50 to
/ secO. &c. At North Juliet the lots brought from
sl5to SIS for an average of 66xl32 feet. In Nor
ris iold town. lots 6Oxl2O feet, sl75. In Ottawa,
State addition $40 to 500, according to eligibility
I, la Sale. ots 32xllO, sl5 to $50; 6Oxl2O, $40
70 $40. The unimproved lands also brought above
the common expectation here in some ranges
very near TO unentered Government lands the sale
realized . so TO 81 3 acre The afurs OF the
/ Car al are in prosperous condition. The receipts
| for tolls up to the 18th Of May amount to 100000,
nearly double the receipts for the same period Of
lest wear 4 large amount of bre adstutis has been
sent down the Canal into the Illinois River, sup
posed To be for the supply Of the Lower MisslssiP-
ri and Ohio River country which have run short
The general course of produce from these points
has been the other way. The amount OF the loan
for which the revenue Of the Canal and the pro-
ceeds OF these lands are pledged, were, originally.
O. coo co., on account of this aud interest upon it
100000 have already been paid and il is thought
that the proceeds Of the lands alone would be sui
6cient to discharge the remainder In addition to
the March interest which has been provided for
II receipts for canal tolls and sales of land for the
current year will amount it is estimated, to $780,
oto The loan being paid off the tolls Of the canal
will next be applicable to the cancelling OF the
rlineipal and interest of the registered canal
bonds, which amount to about s2,7OOOoo, tls be-
-. -. IL !. nj -o,onna Of the canal In thea