New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

road is already completed In the best manner from
indianapolis to AnderSonto~n, &c miles and dong
good business.
The grading and bridging from Andersontown east
to Muncie 90 miles, completed and the IRON arIv-
ing and viii be laid down this Fall The residue OF
tins line some 30 miles. to the ONO State line, IS be-
ing graded and brldged and viii be ready for tae IRON
early next year.
The entire par, Of the same line Withnth State OF
Ohio, extending from the Indiana State line TO the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, about
lis miles, Is all under contract for graduation and
masonry, for Is miles Of which, at the eastern end
the iron has been purchased and Will be LAID down
this Fall.
The INDIANAPOLIS and Terre llaute Road
IS nearly ready for the ron which is purchased and
ON the spot Twelve miles next indianapolis and
/ 70 mics next Tene FIaue already laid The
whole line viii be laid down and completed
on or before the Isl Dee. next. The result VIII be
that by the lst. Dec, 1852, there Viii be contn-
uous Railroad by way OF the Ere, Lake Shore
/ Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati, on the oNe
/ hand ana the Ohio and Pennsylvania line on the
! other. and over the Indiana and Bcllciontanc, and
| the Indianapolis and Terre llaute Roads, from
the city OF Ncw-York to Terre Haute, IN Indiana,
which Is near the Illinois State lne-making d con-
tnuous railway line Of about OOO miles, leaving only
short space between Terre IIane and s. Louis to
be illod up, which is a5out 20 be contracted.
The Cincinnati and Belpre Railroad Com
pany. bya vote of it, stockholders, at meeting
held for that purpose on The Goth nit at the
city Of Chhcothe, changed It's termination from
| Bclprc 20 Marietta. a point some twelve miles
/ hlpher IN the Ohio river, and also It name 10
tina, of the Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad Com
/ many This act secures 20 It's subs ,rlption hsi
an additional sum of about S450,0O0, making IT.
present available subscription lis; Si29i,OOO, IN
GLIDING loan OF s. 50 GOO agreed 10 be made them by
the city of Cincinnati undora SPECIAL aci of the Gen
er.l Assembly Of Ono and a vote OF the citizens o
that CITY In addition 10 thlS the counties OF Athens
and Vnton have each agreed to subscribe 100000 o
stock. and The city OF Chlhcothe $4,000 under ac,
OF the Assembly which not mtcricrct with by m.
new Constitution Of ONO, which forods munlclpa
corporations within that state hereafter making ;
debt by subscriptions to any projects of improvement
Tie available stock, therefore, may be set down al
the present moment al Sl,al,000 and i being daily
increased This Is a road OF great importance, ant
Will connect Cincinnati With Baltimore by the Batl
more and OHIO Railroad and with Philadelphia b,
the llcmp6cld and Pennsylvania Central Railway
a Tie lradlng and masonry have been commenced
and are progressing rapidly. The company Is IN ex
ccllcn, hands such as guarantee the speedy ans
economical construction ot the work. Hon. NJ =
Cutler Is lis President, Hon. John Madeira TreaSu
The Hillsboroagh and Cincinnati Rail
Road, from lis intersection with the Miami Railroad
to nls5orougb thiriy.sovcn miles Is IN rapid course
o. construction. The iron tor this sectlon was par
chased some time since most OF II has arrived and
ls,t md, tod fhq ,ai
vii be IN operation the coming Winter.
The Commerce OF the port for August
has been as follows