New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

H. $50 ...-.------ 1855 81
r,.,a,ss -...-. $3.50 e.
And for the six months ending June 81, ,s, ga ~
For he SIX months ending June 30 1859 s2a.2ol 6:
Increase--.-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soo'ooi -
The New-York Insurance Company have
declared a seml-annual dividend OF i've 7 cent pay
able on the I4th nst----The Ameri' an insurance
COMPANY Of Boston have declared Il semi-annual
dividend Of ten p cent. payable The in INST
Several new Banks will commence opera
tions IN Massachusetts, about the Isl OF August
Tie Trereior has tie following Bank items
james w. BALDWIN Esq OF me hrm OF BALDWIN q
stone was on Wednesday las: elected President OF
he Faneull Hall Bank. Boston. me Bans VIII COM
mence operations about the lsi OF september
Mr. Robert Coyei, for some years an offcer ID me
Erce Bank. Boston. has teen e.e'led Ca>hleI OF
that institution. IN place Of Mr.. Int, who IS now
President New Banks are sprlnglng up also IN
Name and Vermont The Bans OF the state OF
Name VIII commence operations soon al Portland
- The People's Bank al DERBY Line. Vermont,
has been organized Harry Baxter President Y T
sheafe, Cashier.
The following transfers of |. :. Stock
on Foreign account were made at the Treasury De
parment from the Isl to the Attn inst. inclusive The
books of transfer were reopened the Is; INST after
The preparation of the semi-annual dividends. and
Will continue open until the Isl December.
Loan Of Isi6.$Ii OcO Loan OF ISIS. $1,000
Do. Isi7------ - 500 Total. sos 800
The iron rails are now being laid upon
The Terre Hauie and Indianapolis, and the Craw-
louisville ard Wabash lniiana) Railroads, both OF
which it Is designed to have in entire operation this
season.
The first section out from Pittsburgh of
the Ohio & PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Will be opened
next week.
1t is estimated that at least 800 miles of
new heavy iron Railroads Will be opened for traf-
fc in Ohio Indiana and Michigan prior TO lst Janu-
AIRY next, and much larger additional quantity be-
tween January and July, 1852.
An important Railroad movement has
been made in OHIO, having fOr It's object the construc-
ton of a continuous line of railroad from Pittsburgh
10 Cincinnati. without crossing the Ohio River, and
without making use of any part of those lines, whose
interests tend TO divert trade and travel IN other d.
rectlons This IS to be effected by uniting COmpa-
nv, organized at Mount Vernon, to make a road from
the Ono and Pennsylvania Railroad, at s southern
bend near LoudonvIle to Columbus VIA Mount Yer
non, and Company at Springfield. where the little
Man railroad terminates, TO make road from that
point 20 the Pittsburgh road. The line will be about
10 miles long, commencing near Loudonyllle, and
running by Mount Vernon, Delaware and Marysvllle
to Springfield. Each OF the four last named towns
Is a County town. and IN each Of the Counties sub
scripton has been authorized by vote of the peo-
pie Al Mount Vernon the road VIII cross the Co
mmbus and Lake Erie Road, at Delaware the Cleye-
land and Columbus Road, and at Springfield, So miles
from Cincinnati, the road viii connect with two lines
leading 10 that city, giving It's passengers choice OF
routes by the Valleys of the Little and Big Miami.
:. W. Roberts. Esq, has been chosen Consulting
Engineer OF the Company
Two Railroad Conventions have been held
at Chicago within few days past at which effort
was made by the Michigan Central and Michigan
Southern Railroads to agree upon some basis for
permanent contract for the transaction of business
between Michigan City and Chicago. but no under
standing was arrived -r',-
the Rock Island Company. the osweSo and Indiana
Plank Road Company. and the Southern Michigan
Railroad Company, was more successful III result,
and a basis OF agreement was adopted by which the
Southern Company Is to subscribe 100000 IN stock
to the Plank Road Company (Which has Railroad
privlleges,l and the former Company Is to have "A
lease OF It's eastern terminus commencing at the In
diana State line, and connecting with the Rock Isl
and Railroad five miles from the city, with the as
surance that the city to subscribe 100000 TO it,
capital stock-tho Rock Island and Michigan South
crn Company TO the same track from the juno
ton and all trains TO INTO the city. There Is to
be no ,ranshipment OF merchandise grain and pas
sengers at the intersection The roads are to be I'M
mediately commenced and finished provided the
citizens of Chicago Will take the 500 900.
The receipts on the Frankfort and Louis
vile Railroad Company for the month OF June
reached S6,5CO. THIS is greater increase than
during any previous month since the road has been
IN OPERATION and indicates that the receipts during
the current year Will exceed the estimated
tanned IN the last report of the President and Chief
Engineer.
The Petersburg Railroad Company have
declared seml-annual dividend of g. per cent.
Stockholders the Philadelphia list Will receive
their dividends at the Bank of Pennsylvania The
Bank Of Hamburg has declared dividend OF 81 per
share per cent. for the last SIX months.
We annex the following statement OF the
Exports from tins port from the 2srh of June 10 the
7lh of July
LoNpoN-l6IS bhls TuIpentme. POS Do RESIN 500 do Oh
Cake . hhds Tobacco. II cases Linens, 2ose n laow
bales SaIsalanlla 10 tcs Dried Apples, bbs do 81 de-
Animal Black ee7 do Brazil Nuts
lNERPooL-2O72 bales Cotton 9,76l bills Flour. 3o7sc
bushels Com gcascs Clocks 3l boxes India Rubber Shoes
2e1 gals Lard Oh 92sS y Wax q go bushels Wheat 600
TT hdtNhs fhS cAh-ef -SJcbJ i I<alu 20 ihI4ad'-
uIed Tobacco stOO Slaves, y ~ Bones 02S y Cheese.
hhls Meal, 2oS " Musk 25 bundles Old Metal cases
Vanilla Beans. 2 do OPIUM.
GLA>Gow-llo7o bbs Flour 81 do Resin 81 5i bushels
Com. 1900 Slaves ~ boxes Barking Log Cheese.
ll354 h Land 81 Lays Horn Shaylngs Hoofs. 1904
q Baa Oh. Y tSi bushels Wheat. Chairs.
BRITISH Wk>T lNDE>30 doL Bro,sns, 30 bbls Macse-
rel Il boxes soap, 70 bags Oh Meal 900 feet Lumber so
bushels Peas, 400 Paper 10 hhs Spirits furpentue.
DO arulsh. 80 do Flour. 8hhds Tobacco. 22i Man
uiaciuTed do. J3 bhls Meal. boxes ChOc llae p bbs
Pih cm.s C9rdaee bbls Plaster. 10 doI Chars 5000
IgarS. II les Rice oJ0 = Butter. u pkg Tea "a hbs
Htrk. lSrf Y Lard l21J r. Cheese Id
Ree 0S boxes Mold Candles go bushels Corn 100 goce
Matches ease Shoes - pms OIL Meal 2gS n Hans ~
tur> Ice h Domes,ics, Tunun.ce l0i sheep.
Cows and Calves
M.RAo NBO-25 pig Dumestlc>
korrERDAN-SlOoV Slaves. geo tuns Logwoo1 ,! pieces
Lumber.
EENICo-,5 bbls Bread 10 do Beef. do PORK qs bhs
RICE go do Powder bags Coffee bbs scgr a eas