New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23
The exports from Havana for Jane last,

Ia ,,ic,. ~ III "a 30
s,ansy ~ as 2s5S1 2SSia
The Asslgnees of the Commercial Bank
OF Manchester. Miss have declared dividend Of
nro y cent.
The Central Bank at Midjletown, CT.
has been organized, ami Cha'. Woodward appointed
Pres dent, ard ) D. Sm..,, Cashier.
Ii VIII be seen by the annexed statement
from the President Of TIRE Milwaukee and Mi>Sssip-
pi Railroad that an arrangement has been made with
the holders OF the bonds OF that Company, Which
were ihe subject OF judicial action last Winter.
MINIATURES ANo MISSISSIPPI R,LRo,D.-N En-
tor. Permit me. u YOU please. - announce through
the medium OF your paper. 20 an those who may feel
pnv mteres; IN me subject that me unpleasant ms
urCerSt nOing. some time existing, between the NH
waukec and Mississippi Railroad Company, and the
holders OF small amount NJ their securities. (Which
has attracted some public attention. las been al
usted 20 the mutual satisfaction Of both parties The
difficulty referred 20 grew out oi Transactions last
Fall. between an Agent ot the Company and other
parties resident m NeW-AorS relative 70 the nego-
tat on OF the Securities IN question. ana whch, IN
the course II the Winter. A. NOu may remember, be.
came the basis of Judicial proceedings, which we're
gwen 70 the puahc a, the time, by fall reports N
your paper SINCE those proceed ins> wee instituted
The Company concerning that those Securities had
not been disposed o legally, and having rcccycdn
consideration therefor, commenced SUITS N the
Courts This CITY for their recovery, while the hold
-.
commenced, simultaneously SUITS Tor the recovery
OF interest. which the Company declined paying I'M
n. the Justice 81 their respective claims should be
determined by The cec>ion OF competent legal Iii
bunal. In the meantime. however efforts have been
mace 90 obtain an am,cablc settlement of these an
ferenccs which az length. hy means OF some conceS-
Sion> on both sides. am happy IN being aple 10 STATE
have been fully and satisfactorily ADJUSTED. some
mlsapprchonsonS. giving rise 10 misrepresentation
on the part OF third parties. having grown ON OF
these transactions. "a II Is not unirequeu'ly ne
case. when The subject Is but partially dcfSiOoi)
rs duty which owe TO the Company, as iher
representative and also, rs CONCEIVE pubic duty,
for the protection of the interests of hud parties. to
correct as far rs | can. these m. appTehensonS,
whereby the reputation 81 the Company ana me IN
teTeSt oi The holders of their securities might, IN
| some measure. be rlunouSly Affected tothiS ehn'
state IMPLY the fact that the Securities referred tn
were less Than onctenth part oi the SECURITIES ne.
eotated nv The Company last year and that on all
Of their Securities except IN the instance mentioned,
the interest has been promptly pad when due Inc
ncon siderable amount of the Securities recently ia
dispute. being now fully recognizes by the company
for good and sufficient consideration, and the m
'ercSt thereon paid and discharged leave no remain
ing obligations OF the Company unperiormed o. TINS
delicate nature and il is hoped. and confidently be-
eVed, that IA future all similar cause oi controversy
viii be carefully avoided.
BYRON kuBouRN, President
N,tr- York, 80 Wdii-st.) Aug. 81, 1881.
The ne, receipts of 9Ol miles Of this road, from
Milwaukee to Wauko sha opened last February, have
miles more opened in sixty days, and the remainder
of the first division duringth year. The net receipts
IN July were s2226 and should tins be the averaged
| the year, the road will II & cent on It's cost
At Bordentown, new Bank is being or
| eanized under The General Banking law Of New
JERSEY, 1t Is to be called the Bordenown Bank
The residents OF the neighborhood have subscribed
10000, IN shares Of 500 each.
SHIRTS San Frqnc,co Prize Current of
the 18th says
Money has become of late more abundant, IN
consequence Of considerable amounts having been
received from abroad Tor permanent Investment ia
tins country. and the rates of interest upon good Sc
cuuilcs have declined materially. Interest ranges
from 3 to b cent. on undoubtcd securities. Large
amounts are being expended by prVa,e indiyldaals
IN improvements ana buildings All over the cry,
which eas, OF late, contributed 10 maze money more
abundant m the hands Of mechanics and laoorers la
Exchanges there has been less business doing by Tie
packe than for some time past. Aud We believe
that the amount of Gold shipped by merchants VIII
also fall short OF the previous hheen days"
TIE Pihsfon Penn.) Ga.ette states that
the work on the North Branch Canal mus, soon stop
for the WANT Of funds 10 prosecute Il further 1t Is
nearly all under contract. ard large portion OF It
finished and great number Of sections nearlyso.
The Boston Courier has the following
paragraph
1T Is understood that Mr. Crane, who has from
the beginning Of the building OF The oOuth-Reaing
Branch Railroad, held controlling interest IN It's
stock has sold out That interest AMI all his shares,
10 the President of the Eastern Railroad at the rate
Of $ll5 the share President Neal buying IN the
name Of the latter corporation. The bargain was
first offered 10 the President Of the South Reading
CORPORATION and after long consideration not
beng taken up, II was closed VITA Nc Neal
TIE importati0us Of merchandise at this
port, for the week ending to-day, are as annexed:
BRlcK-Gz0O Fire Bnck
BRlsTLEs-2 half CASKS Brs'!es.
BLEACHING Po@DgEs-llo casks Bleaching Powders
cGaRs|2o O. ara Cgar, 81 cases do $40 boxe, d..
1914 ". boxes, 10 tennis and halves
CoFFEE-43ib bars Coffee.
COcoA-i34 bags Cocoa. bbls DO.
CoRDAGE-gOo coils Cordage. 10 coils Bolt Rope
DRUGs-zDO casks EPSON salts jbsys Tonqua Scans,
cs Colgu.th u bags Gum Copal II Dbs - bu Gum. ~
Tartar cks 10 bbls Bay Water, = cks Fullers Eart.
bbs Drugs / c. OPIUM, -. Argos, 80 CO Gum
Arrc 70 Dkgs Lcorlce, 10 cNs Chemicals II cs Soda
CRYSTALS, ~ cks lis tics Soda Ash, 20 css soda
DYEsls3 boil Cochneai, 10 cks CoppeTas' 81 c. ind-
DE SooDs-io TINS 5000 lb, Log~ooa ITO 20. Oar
Wood a. pcus SaDan Wood. 20 tuns Cau Wood.
Pi.1ezI IIls Il hi bbs shad os obls Macksrsl.
~ bOl Salmon 10 bis preserved do IS bbs Ae"iVes'
TSuiT~i5a t1s lemons 1900 tags pa nut, 5, bbI'.
walnuts 100 bxs, pickles casks fruit.
FEArHERs-3l5 bales feathers
GUASo-i 800 tuns guanO
HlDRs-ls94 hides 10 casls sailed SINS
HENP3 90 bales Q pickles loose do; l,sJ8 "enchss
hemp yam
HoSEY-20 ties honey.
HORNs-5G OK horns 10 tips deer horns
HAIR-Il3 bales horse HAIR ou.
IRoS-4gO az bars iron - 01j bars railroad iron ~
bds Ss3 be L. sheet 27e bdls 3 hhds hoOD 40 Dds
IA bar. az irou lf3 plates, 10 tuns " csEs scrap I'
tuns pig IRON
INDIA RUBBER bales India Rubber
IvoRY-22 teeth Of Ivory o.-..~.x
JuSE-szz5 ts Junk 2o93do. ;4rred do S57 untaned
DO 20 bales OakuIn.
LEAD-5-45 pigs Lead. ,...ur..,L
IEATHEs-licAs undiessed SKINS lbales lease Leah
~ q chs. Skyers ,.o.,, N,t..s.
NATs-z0 600 dunnage Ma's a., o., 49,.
NET.Ls-9O cases Copper sheatu1g ~ case. Ieio~
Metal 70 DO and ~ casks Copper tefces ana DDS.
oIs-ls7o gals Palm Oh IS pun bsls. do, 6; boxes.
10 baskets Olive d. . cks Ln'sed do % CA IL bols