New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-02

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July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iOi.o1' -
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sl2i.407 u
Henry y. Martin, ESQ has been ap-
pointed Cashier of the CITY Bank Of Albany, n
place of Watts Sherman. Esq, VINO s about 10 r.
move % his city
The failure at Baltimore we noticed q
few DAYS since was Mes,rs Han son a Co., Dry
Goods Dealers, and no, Messrs. Same Harris
Sons, Bankers.
The FtshkU Siandard contains IN OFF,
cial notice from Robert c. Rankin. of Poughkcep-
sc, and JOSIAH Carer, of Ma;tewan, announcing
that they have been appointed assignccs OF the Mat
tewan Co. The deed Of trust requires them IN the
frs, place TO pay all the just debts and demands
due and owing by sa,d company to their laborers,
servants and apprentices for Their services ana
money loaned by them 20 said company m the next
place TO pay and satisfy all other persons their just
debt and demands agaln,i SAID company, raiehoy
and lastly il any surplus be left after fully paving
and satisfying the Just debts and liabilities o! sad
company. 10 pay such surplus 70 sad conplny
The SlaRdQra says that i IS tho intention oi the use
signccs to continue the works ln operation FOR sf
Gcient time 10 finish up the materials ON hand IN o.
der that any unnecessary loss may thus be prevented
as far as practicable.
The Boston JoUrHal says This has been
the hardest day Of the month ~ money matters. The
stringcncy now begins to be ien in the business
community. and a different class oi borrowers are
coming INTO the street. Paper OF approved stamp
sells at qel0 per cent. but negotiations even al
these rates are made with difficulty. Rates for
demand loans range from l00le p cent, with far
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any material relief, aud are more cautious at TINS
time perhaps m view Of the fact tha' The Isl of An
gus, may be selected as "renrn day" 1hc general
opinion u.s. that Tins severe pressure VIII be OF Dat
temporary duration hut meantime urgent borrow
ers dnd little consolation IN tins idea
The net receipts of the Morris Canal Tor
the week ending ?6ih were $500, against 9)>j sane
week las, year, when ne business OF the Canal uf
iorod from breach IA the .chgh Canai.
The sem-annual interest on the Pennsyl-
wanna State Deb, was pad to-day IN splcic, specie
funds.
The Manhattan Company has declared a
dividend OF -four per cent.
We have received a copy Of the report
of Mos>r>. VIM 4. Roberts and Henry r. S,ron.,
Engineers, Of ,he property OF The DaupAin AM Su,-
the Lands and Improvements OF this Company lie IN
Pennsylvania. some eight miles north OF Harris
burg the capitol Of the state. rhe land, con
SYST IN upwards ol 10000 acres more than ono
third filed with minerals, and nearly the whole
covered with valuable timber OF various kinds
suitable ior general mining purposes. The
Lands OF the Company le u Nhtt known Cd,
the Great Southern Coal Fields OF PcnnS.taais
They commence Al The town OF Dauphln, oh the
SusquehanNa RIVER and continue m an uabrphcl
lne to the margin OF Sc,uyihu County, a distance
OF nearly thirty miles. They embrace the two noun
talns, sharp ana Broad ,aS tAcy leunel for full
twenty miles. II 5 N these mountains that are %
be found the groa, veins OF Coal. from which The
suppl, 81 Anthracite Is non chiefly derived The
eastern end. Or the Loagh u street contributes some
NoOrV oI .OooW iuu> per hnnuIh >chuylNll Go,
oI the Middle, some 2.uOl,NO hc Western part
oi ihc Coal field which j. The property OF the
Daupmn co, according 20 the report; Is Is capable
a. any SECTION u supply tua % different tueleS
TO the extent oi Loco Da0 more NJ hout being Yor.c
up to its capacity The same VEINS of Coal which
afford ~ LeMCh ANA >cluyhlI tac large supplies ot
Anthracite. OF ii highly caroonlxej character. are
here IN transition >ttie AMI snow themselves be-
fore you reach The end 81 Tie Coal basin, a sent
oliunmou> uel. and even hlsay otumnou>. pos
>oS>ng the same DISTINGUISHING pccularille> t> lie
celebrated Goal oi South Wales
The report before H. pres efts the following cst
innate oi the different kuds O. coal obtained on inc
estate, AFTER making large allowances and delrc-
uons Ion waste. faults pillars. Ac. SC
Amount ol Anthracite -lIa. lel.oDl suns.
ilai>iu, H. ---------- .i.- 1910
SeInl- Biunlnoll>- ..---- .o4 5000.
Real Eltumnou>. ..- $1,000 -...-- l9.2,polD
Tola'. 81 : 6cy.ps7-gu>.
The location ~ ihc Compauy's lands is de,cr.-
ng OF particular attention. Iaey lay, W oc-
fore y lcu, within ,.slt miles of II rr.sourg. and
are NOM ENJOYING The advantages or immense ilcs
o. annals ald knrua- Us. waca ran .a every lrc--
t.tf 'r, .. . 90. f..
ready = miles lo.g. Running eastward through
me toai rlc.d b, Mll shortly connect the Lclgl
Win Inc >u>, johanna, ana ..e Route form U4,-
lion with thC Niao HI AND Reading Railroads
Ne>t"ar~ CmpcCS 4lto t4e Pcun>9 WANT. Canal
~ paGpaul--counocts wltAihc Pennsylvania o. en-
Ira t''uo-o 80 about >iN mixes nom Harrisburg by
Nm uS az is cal cars move lroa lie PITS mouth
- f4lI"Ct ip.la - baltimore .it go tAaGoe-s3urs
through lie cumberland alcy. Bv auA ;Aey Deu-
citrate The Junlata OF the norm, tne la.oa on tlc
cas-. The PcAnSy wanna anG dcv4.er On The ,c,t-
d>chSgins The boats q, haNre CC l. dee or al lie
more, or a. Delaware C.iN.
The home market tAus pIeSC .c.; this ta.lplsy
covering AZ area OF many hundred miles. - II the
mlGsi o! ut extensive manufacturing cities. t1..n>
and villages ol The >L>guehauna Valley. the most
beautiful AMI wealthy section of Pean>y wanna
Inc report before rs makes out S-rong case.
udt' o. country embracing over $1,000 acres %
sal1d very large portion OF winch 5 m.lera. law
lng 4n the heart ot the syc; STATE o. PcauSv!gania
some - miles ONLY remol ed from tilc-waier. eulov-
lDg The advantages OF miles II M she'd ka. lroats
ana Canals to transport the products o. II mines ara
every cCuon-well constructed and >ohd improve
ments OF us o~n without the embarrassment Of debt
-dIHercni varieties OF fuel 10 meet the demands Of
every KIND Is certainly a rare combination 70 meet
with under one act OF incorporation
In conclusion, We make the following extract from
The Report I'm stating that the coal property 3 eN-
cse,ln-A valuable We -re aware thai Ne run coul-
ter 10 a pTcludlced public opinion bur prejudice
must give way 20 truth II last. We are dependent
upon the pubic for support and patronage IN or
profession We have reputation which to ISIS va!U-