New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

who 4. . cent ard the Bark o; George; s. {
T. cent,
The Buffalo Courier SAYS The Court
of appeais has aiirnei L,e iuirncn. Obttnei
IN IN. supreme Court oy isc Boa, oi slPerT-o,s oi
Enc county against the 3rao Merchants Mutual IL
suance Company. under the general assessment IaW
The doctrine settled seems TO be that every species OF
property, including premium notes, owned by Nh
tual insurance COMPANY, IS habie TO taxation. ne
lUany ht<tnHg JOlrnni understands that under
this decision, he New YORK City Companies, VINO
have for several years declined paying the taxes as
sessed TO them, are beginning u pay them Of
After tedious equity proceedings judg-
ment has been entered against several wealthy stock
holders Of the defunct Lafayette Bank OF South Bos
ton, for theamount Of bills unpaid. The amount
proved IS about $l7 coo, and the costs. as IN case
OF proceedings agans, stockholders Of Nahant Bank,
VIII be very large.
The receipts of the Eastern Railroad for
the year ending June 30. were sJ12,0j4, against
$53j4l4 in 1879. The expenditures were $i9j,3ss,
against $lS3,672 the previous year. After paying
dividend of per cent for the year, surplus OF
$4,000 remains, which, added to ;hc balance OF
former reseryes, make the actual presen; surplus
$22,253
Money in Boston is more easy, large
amounts of capital having been attracted thiher by
the recent high rates Dividend moneys are setting
INTO the Banks again
The Treasurer of New Hampshire re-
ports the annual expenditure Of The State at $l66Ooo
Reasons are urged by the people Of
Danlelsonvllle, IN favor OF me Planheld Railroad
taking that route, IN preference TO the Southern.
Hon. f. J. NJ Hale has been chosen
President of the new Essex Bank at Haverhil. Mass
The Bank is to go into operation in the fall.
The annualmeeting the Bank Charles
ton was he Id at Charleston, sc. on the 3d inst. From
the annual report appears that the net profits o the
Bank realized on the business Of the year, amount to
$34I, ,239 Al, from which sum have been declarcdtwo
scml-annual dividends OF per cent each. with the
addition of two extra dividends OF per cent each,
being equal to 10 per cent per annum, and amount
ing TO S3l6,0s0 leaving surplus Of s25l59 %, which
has been carried to the credit OF the contingent fund
account The liabilities amount to S2,lj2 $40, while
the resources sum up S3,s253I. The actual sus-
pended debt, embracing everything lying over M
der protest Bank, up TO the present time, amounts
only 70 500 393 ST. Of which $2i677 30 Is of recent
origin growing out OF the late disastrous decline IN
Cotton. Ofths sum. however, s $50 IS the amount
of two Sterling Bills under protest for onacceptance
and non-paymen, but the cotton against which they
were drawn remains unsod, and Is n the possession
of the agents OF the Bank.
The subscription of 100000 by the cit
izens .of Cincinnati toward the completion of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, has been filled up.
With several smaller subscriptions, II Is believed the
amount Will reach $j00.0OO
The Bank OF Kentucky and Breaches
has 81 ,5sj,s09 in circulating notes, and $l,0s2697
90 in specie. The capital stock is s37eO,oOO
The Third Annual Report OF the Louis
VILE and Frankfort Railroad Company states that
the work completed, and The receipts for the year
have s40,263 50, leaving profit OF slG.533 =.
The City Of Louisville holds SsOO0o0 in The stock of
the Company.