New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

the entire length Of the road wil be fniIbed by the
4ih Of July le5. It's business promises to be god
The contractors on the Hudson River Railroad
extension have commenced work a. Greenbush,
opposite Albany.
The Dire ctors Of the Auburn and Rochester Hall
road will pay dividend Of Y cent TO the stock
holders of the Company on the 6rst day OF August
next. go. The AsSignees Of the Commercial Bank
of Manchester Miss. have declared dividend on
CaIital Of 10 Y cent. .-... The Morris Canal ana
BANKING Company have declared dividend Of 10
p cent = snnum, on the amount paid IN on
the preferred stock Of lsi9 Of said Company.
TIE Mutual Benefit Life ad Fire Insurance
Company Of New Orleans, have declared d''i'
dend Of 90 per cent premiums for the last hsc@
year.. The suffo TX Iced Works have declared a
semi annual dividend OF Y cent, payable on the
first proximo.
The Rochester Daily Advertiser, Of Thursday
afternoon SAWS that meeting of the Directors Of
both the present compaDi.s, The Auburn ano
Rochester aud the Syracuse and Auburn was
he'd at Syracuse. the 18th instant for the Pur'
pose Of perfecting pref minary arrangements neces
ssry to consolidating the two corporations
The articles of association, uniting the two Com
pAnies into one, were signed and acknowleosea &c
cording 10 law so that nothing necessary 10 the
complete organization Of the new corporation re-
mains to be done, save the mere filing OF the pa
pers in the Office Of the Secretary Of State. This
will, Of courEe, be done Immediately; 80 tnat on
the st of August the Rochester and Syracuse Hall
read Company will supercede the two existing cor
porations, and 60 into full effect
The Directors named in the new articles OF as'o-
cation are: Henry b. Gibson, Charles seymour
Henry Fellows, VIM. " Mercer, Jacob Could
p Darwin Smith, Nathaniel Thayer, W m. T.
Weld. r. Fl. Ives, John Wilkinson, Joseph D. al
mum. w. j. Van Allen and Thomas Y now y" ~
| are 10 me ct at Canandaigua and Organize O"ue'
the new articles Of association on 'nS iS' uN' u
August. They will then perfect the arrangements
for Transferring to the new corporation the rights o
the Direct Railway Company, and provide Tor the
construction Of such road.
The articles of association, provide for the cleo
ton of a new Board of Directors on the lst Mon
day of October next.
The total value of foreign exports from Baltimore
during the week ending on Thursday was slo2-
40 so. Among the prominent articles OF export
we note 4 700 bbls Flour, 479 hhds Tobacco, and
l,Ol6 tuns Of Cumberland Coal-the latter TO Cali
iorDia.
The friends of the contemplated Railroad from
Montpelier to w els River had q meeting at the
latter place on the 10th, when the Engineer, Capt.
Kennedy presented the result OF his survey OF the
easterly section, " bch ia 1s miles. he esti-
mates the cost at s405,s 1913 30, or S2l795 OF per
mile ard states that the road can be easily and
cheaply constructed. 1t was unanimously voted
to complete the survey and the road
The stockholders of the Boston, Concord and Mon.
tres Railroad held avery fall meeting at Plymouth
N r. on the 18th, to concert measures for the I'M
mediate completion of the road between Plymouth
and Warren, and to promote the funding OF the
aoatine debt 1t requires from 100000 10 s5O,oJO
IN comulete the 10 miles between Plymouth and
Warren Resolutions authorizing the Directors
N finish this part Of the road and thst it is expe-
dent to finish the road to Wells River were adopt
ed without dissent. After the adjournment the
Directors voted to issue 100000 OF v cent.
! bonds to the stockholders at s5.
! Atameetiug of the stockholders OF the Vermont
! Cent al Rsihosd at Windsor, Vt on Tuesday, the
Lease e the Vermont and Canada road was con
6rmed by a unanimous vote, and the Directors
were instructed TO cal the regular annual meeting
! IA soon al they shall Judge beat alter the conple
tion of the road to the wharf IN Burlington, which
| isexpected to occur within month from the middle
Of September