New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
n..h on Tie line Nearly all the heavy masonry

work on the line Nearly all she heAsy
will be mp'eted this Fall .l.d, -
The Rochester people are hseoming a'@'ii'' ~
tire prospects Of being cut on rom s'' ~
Feat and West, by the completion Oh 1ne Enc
-, =. DrnAi,k and the Buffalo and Corning
D. rho remedy proposed is the building OF the
po.bo.t., and Niagara Falls Rad and she great
Comedian Road from Niagara Falls west~ardy'
Tbi. II ia thought would make shorter route
fyon the Far West 10 the Hudson River, than that
by the Southern Michigan Lake Shore, and Enc
Railroad. This Canadian Road it is stated VIII
be CON nenced next week from Hamilton 70 Lon
den, rs miles, and from Hamilton to Niagara AIS
soon The people Of the City OF Hamilton nave
voted to rsiae 100000. Several other large sud-
soriptions have been resolved on.
II il also stated by gentleman direct from Can
ada. that Mr.. Harris, the President, has returned
from England with subscription OF one million OF
dollars Sir Allan McNab, in speech made at
the Hamilton meeting, says az an evidence OF the
value OF the stock, that he had in his pocket
written offer from gentlemen in the United States
to pay the company 8 per cent per annum on the
cost Of the road, and run it, furnishing their own
cars and locomotives, and paying their own eXpen-
ges The Lockport and Niagara Tails Railroad,
by law of last winter, passed into the hands OF
gentlemen in New York, who are authorized to re-
organize, receive new subscriptions, changing the
name to Niagara Falls and Rochester Railroad,
and complete the game under the old charter ahd
amendments thereto. A Considerable amount OF
subscription has been obtained in New-York.
This subscription in New York ID made on con-
dition that the sum of 1925 900 is subscribed along
the line Of the road Or this amount Rocheater has
subscribed $4,000
TIE subscriptions voted by the Common Coun.
Gil Of Cincinnati to various railroads, list OF which
We printed Gome days ago. must under the Rct be
submitted TO q vote OF the people. Az most OF the
Companies to which these bonds are subscribed
are not organized, it will probably be year or
more before any of them will be on the market.
We understand that the Treasurer OF the Og-
densburg Railroad has received letter from the
President of the Company, stating that the road
will be opened throug in all this week, and shat
for one item he shall send 900 barrels of -four from
point to point az an earnest of the business which
ia to follow.
men of New-York 10 build Railroad from the
New York and Erie Read down the Allegheny
River TO Pittsburgh, where it would connect wltn
the Ohio River and the Western Railroad. The
Journal says there 10 q charter already in exist
ence and all that is wanting to secure it ia to
open books and elect offcera. 1t would give to
New. York, it adds, 8 direct and continuous Rail
road to st. Louis and open to it the interior trade
of the great States OF Ohio, Indiana Illinois and
Missouri.
EHarlets -. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THB tribune
FRIDAY Sept 81
AeHEs-Are steady with sales of $50 bbls at 5 s7t1S6
for Pearls; l2t for Pots
,ia,t the SOnth continue