New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

-, -. Inn ,o,,.e va N,adie.oU'n aa1 haGng less
GRADES and curves by tbs Norwlch rolie the ''"S
between tbs City and Boston VIII pc luce Il 10
one hour. The distance wln DC regularly perform
N y hours Misunderstood mat ne Wes'orooA am
Norwich COMPANY Will be organised imne ha'eiy'
and the work be speedily prosecuted. Inc cay ol
Norwich viii probably become interested a. 'c@'-
s2OOOOO. which, with priya.e subscriptions AREA"
nrom.sed. VII give ample means for the Pi79''e.
The Kilinc.y Road g. miles, VIII also be cons'rae'ea
without delay.
The Metropolitan Bank has issued a en-
cuar 20 other Banks stating that II Wll soon De pre-
pared 10 receive from It's customers tAeT uhcNfieh
money Al per cent discount for state, and lib per
cent for Eastern, and proposing 10 receive sue"
money from other Banks at the same rate they pay
ing fair proportion of the expense Of asserting ana
collecting.
At Boston the money market continues
easy and rates of interest have downward ten
dency The balance Of trade Is IN favor OF New
York and some coin i being forwarded.
The Western Railroad has declared
divi9end Of a per share. The stock is selling at
l03l, dividend off
The receipts of the Boston and Proyl-
dcnce Railroad for the year are s$ssSig o. o,
Expenses. ---- &C. $50 --------
Ralance. -$l99555 90
All payments Of interest are included IN the above
statement Of expenses and the result shows p-oht
of6; per cent. upon the capital.
The Directors Of the Troy and Gfeen-
field Railroad, at meeting held at North Adams
resolved to construct this road rapidly a. possible
II the assessments are all promptly PAID the roaA
will he completed f4om North Adams TO Troy by
next January. II is their intention to commence
;unnelling the mountain at an early date IN orief
that they NAV have some data beside theory to ope-
rate upon the next Legislature for loan. II the
practicabiltv of accomplishing the work for the sum
proposed can be demonstrated, there viii be no hes
itancv in granting State aid TO the enterprise
In the case of the State of New-JeSsey
against Harvey Dayton, Cashier ofthe State Bank at
Morris the case, as opened by the state, was that
the state Bank at Morris. having been many years IN
existence in the Winter Of 1889 obtained an act OF
the Legislature for their relief reducing the par value
of,hoir stock the act contained provision that II
should no, resume banking operations until they had
bona-fdo capital for banking purposes OF at least
$4,000 On the both of August 1884, The defendant
who at that time was Cashier, made and filed an ain
dayit that the Bank had a cash capital for banking
puposes of at least $iO000-and upon thls affidavit
tbe periury is assigned. The State say, that to make
this sum- there was in the Bank $20,OJ0-ln bills OF
the Susquchanna County Bank $4,000 IN d. Sander
sons check on the SOmeulllc Bank Dayton, the
Cashiers check for $4,000 on the Morris Coun-
tv Bank and ID. sdnderson'S check on the Eliza
BEETHOVEN Bank for $3,l99 That on the day the
Cashier made his affidavit all these securities
were standing ON the bOoas of the Bank to the
credit Of Egbcrt A. Thompson, of Cincinnati
Tha, II was understood that the money was not
10 be drawn from the Morris Co. Bank upon DdytOn's
check but that il was merely loaned 30 e. Ihomp-
son that IN q few days after the bank opened f.
Thompson's check was substituted IN the place OF
Dayton's That SandersOns checks were both paid
out for The draft OF the Protection Insurance Conpa-
ny. Of Somcrve. on the Dist Aug. 1919 the day the
bank commenced operations, that Sandcrson'S checks
were neither OF them good that the State Bank a.
Morris failed with 81 5000 OF the SlSquehanna bills,
part of their cash capitaD IN the bank, and tina, the
same passed upon their failure into the hands OF the
receivers, w. n Wood, Ira C. Whitehead and Ben
ianin Williamson, Esq
The Vermont Valley road, connecting at
Bellows Falls with all the Northern lines. and with
New-York city by the Vermont anj Massachusetts,,
Connecticut and Now-liayen roads viii be opened
for public travel ON Monday next
The annexed statement shows the Gus
tom Dry Goods trnsactlons for the week ending June
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