New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

City " Ct Scrip l0Gl2 y c. dis from prn anu
City Controller Manans ......5dlo q CT ao 40
County Scrip told issue no
County Scrip, new issue) en- mas
County v CT. Bonds. ms
Central Wharf @eS
Pacific Wharf Shares d75
City Bonds 900
Bear R. 4 A. w. NJ. Company, each share 9'''c'
Tomorrow. the lst of September the
sale of the property of the MARYLAND MINING ooI
pAyy take, nlsce al Cumberland, Maryland a. per a'
ver,i,ement, which have been published ior SUN.
weeks. The property Of this Company rep'os'H
IN he of value and consists OF large Hsct Vi iano
.or,.,nino the great vein of Cumberland Coal, WIN
mines opened out at great eSpen'e-a vilage oi wei
built houses for miners overseers, and agents. ran
,osd laid with heavy rail- from the mines 70 tne "a
nal vbaryes at Cumberland-and quantity oil coai
csrs and all the implements for mining and forwarding
coal The causes which have led to the cessation OF
business by this Company and the sale oil the properly
II s not our purpose to 60 Int, but II Is generay %
lsved that there great extravaganza Oh expenditure
In permanent building and In the general business ope
ra!lops Of The Company, which even their fortunate po
son In other respects could not support Inc irenu'
of this Company believe the advantages OF TINS esla'
are such that any person, company purchasing It, at
million If dollars or under must realize great profit
On the Investment by setting It's machinery at work. and
carving on encrgetlcaly the now coatrac
The situation Of the property makes II OF more value 70
the Cumberland Coal Company than 1t can be to any
other party The two estates lie contiguous, and their
function under one ownership and under one manage
ment will cheaper and facilitate the business and OBJ
viste the necessity for another Railroad, which the
Cumberland Company preparing 10 build In the
event of their not acquiring the Maryland Mining Co.'S
property But in this instance, buyer and seller know
their own business and we understand that prelmin
ary arrang ements have been completed which leave
little cause fer doubt that the estate will tomorrow pass
into the hands of the Cumberland Company. Atany
rate this sse whoever be the purchaser Will terminate
the long inactivity of the Cumberland Directors Who
In anticipation of the event have recently made great
preparations for Increasing their deliveries OF Coal
We are informed that In few days the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will place at their disposal Us cars, car.
ry 400 tuns Of Coal per day, and that joint arrange
ments have been made by the two Companies for Tor
vardng this quantity Of Coal from Baltimore through
the Delaware Canal to NewYork This 10 In addition
to the Coal delivered In Alexandria BY the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. The President and Directors OF the
Cumberland Co. Walt Alexandria the latter part OF this
week 10 stimulate the operations of the traffic from that
port which L. the main point OF delivery for the Cum
| berand Coal
The Ohio and Indiana Railroad, which
| extends from Crestline, the Cleveland and Coum-
bus Roads TO Fort Wayne Ia Indiana, l32 miles, Is un
der contract for graduation and masonry, and Is rapidly
progressing to completion. Portions OF the line Will be
ready for the rails early In the spring.
The Wheeling Gazette of the 2lst inst.
contain, circular addressed to the citizens along the
line Of the proposed extension OF the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad from Welsvlle to Bridgeport OPP
ctro sio nv mar.
ton of wheeling In which he states that no Is author
lied to secure stock along the line Of said road and
that In the course of the ensuing week and the week
so,iouinc. he expected to call personally most Of
the people along tho fvuto r-r--o i,uis-a
subscriptions.
The County Of Franklin, Mo-, has sub
scribed $4,000 the capital stock Of the Pacific Rail-
road.
One of our exchanges says: The Day
ton and Western and Central and Indiana Railways
have been consolidated Ii L. expected that the
the road will be ready for the by the LIST Of Octo
| ber from Dayton to Richmond. From Richmond we.t
Indianapolis the work Is pushed with energy and
ills expected that the road to Indianapolis will be
run early next season. These roads have not been
console ated, but gemens have been made to ope
rate the roads with the equpage of the Central In
disna, thus making saving Of expense to the advan.
| age of BOTH
The St. Lawrence and Atlantic Rail
road will be opened the 18th of September to sher.
brooke Lord Elgin is to be presedt
The Baltimore American of Saturday SAYS:
"TheIewere In port yesterday 10 ships III bark, 81
brigs &c schooner Alarger number Of vessels than usu
al loading for foreign ports among which we notice
II for the West Indies for Bremen for Liverpool
for Rotterdam for London, for Valparaiso and other
ports In the Pacific for Havre, for Amsterdam for
Madeira, and some 6 for various ports 10 South
America and Brazil Among the vessels In port yester
day, II under the British flag Bremen : we'd.
| ish, Prussan, and Hamburg
Exports for the week ending Aug.
| 30, le52:
LoSpos-ese sbl. Flour, as DO Naval Stores, Oas bush
Wheat bx' coehs, 800 bags Pmen,o, 1890
s,d % % s os' cG,'C. so S1 Flo.[ - d. c Sa
3pfs Wbeson.s 445 ss1s Whale o. SS5l o. Sperm Oh -
bds Rae. ici5 bush WHEAT ''''' ''e'"' 0'' -
H..r-o7o cases lndS RaobeI Goods 10 DO Vanilla Bsan
Do s 100 Ss Ss SsS, sto 10 d. w,,
Il otwood do lakewood, 20 DO Fustc bags PnnsnI
Msbuiac,ured Tobacco, Is pss Fur Lids o. Ban e bills
biam ooPaya 2o 900 ss,' ca''. III bales s.I,sPaI
Clothing
Tnt'rrs ooo bill Naval stores, India Rubber Goods.
BHIIsH kokTH ANEIcAN CoLoSs-l4ss bbs Flour $50 do
Psrk 100 do Naval Stores, DO Vinegar Apples DO Beet
DO Germ Meal 700 bushels Corn co.. Bnti case Loci
! inf Gasseg, ! 800 lbs. Manufactured Tobacco ~
BKITrH Wrsr lSnirs-2OS kbls. do
Flour, 325 Do Ship Bread DO. Ale DO Stores "a 40
Corn Meal 40 do, Potatoes, 20 bags packages Dom.cs
9.3 lbs Butter l95 do Lard Hams 1855 TO- Cheese
as DO Manufactures Tobacco, DO Refaed sugar
bushels Corn $40 boxes Candies Las gallons Whale oil cas
Tongues go bales Hay, l0s Sheep sbool, 600 RI.
Cotton Gin, 10000 feet Lumber Bscut 10 bhi. To
bscco ZOO Onions, bundles rrr
tuTe l4tercs Ree ~ Dried Cedh.b Piano Forte he.
Peas TOO cross Matches a Flows pacias. j
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Bsrnl EAIr Isbns-so0 plr Domss:ics les ba,., rb,o
$50 bb' Na'sl Stores, $500 Lumber = cases sarsapaJ
| CO. Candies. ''~i'
HIT7O IBIS Peked Fish, % do PoGI $50 DO Flour sol 40,
Dry CedFsh, 30 10 Hams, "A n Butter, 2Oi n Lar 0 ~