New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

County Bsnh, Prattsvle Bark, Sullivan County banh'
vIuase Bank, Warren County Bank
A bill has passed the Virginia Senate ID
cooperating Company to er,ablisb line Of steamers
from Richmond and Norfolk TO Antwerp.
The Bosso. Post makes, az We did, den'a
Of the reports in relation to the Cary improvement
Company.
ga. ory readers may be awsre have IN the course
n ony vocation spoken highly Of the Cary Improve
meat stock and il wes with astonshnen', therefore,
that we read some remarks IN the financial srtce o.
MONDAYS Courier IN which it WIS stated that sae Cary
sfock had cost but 81 20 y share, while u was selling
fpy al3 So Thz statement 10 entirely incorrect 9lf
although the question with the public should BE "nst
anything " WORTH not what II originally cosyet we
have taken some pains ascertain the facts 0i the case,
and are now authorized 20 state y the officers Of the
Cary Company that the first Of tie Shares was -,
or 600 900 for the whole corporation o TINS Si53o)
n ipyepd IN the Chelsea estate and tlJ00O relnains
rs cash capital TO develop the property IN question
Every dollar has been paid in. At $40 y share, the
price at which the Cary stock was offered 70 the public
the average cost Of the land " foot after deducng the
$4,000 cssh capital Ia about 2lz cents p FOOT while
The price Of the real etae Ia the vicinity y not
much below cent? y foot. The average OF the WIN
Bisimnet Company sales o. nearly sioJVOb mse
year. was 12ls cents for upland aud cent? for MARSH
Of the Cary property, more than onehalf is upland
From these facts readers may Judge OF the resl
yalne Of tie Cary, under shrewd ami ncve manage
ment with plenty OF money, 70 say DOfnin3 OF circuit
A. before remarked The rt cost of anything Is nothing
10 The purpose " the original proprieors get COCA
bargain 20 much the better for them"
At Philadelphia. inmoney matters there Isl no
change 70 notice, The paTket continues aoundantly
supplied with capital easy rates First class short
paper s readily placed OF y G6 per cent, and second
class at7ae per cent.
The Vermont and Canada Railroad has de-
eisred dividend Of four per cent The Fitcaburg and
Worcester Railroad three dollars per share on It's pre-
ferred stock The Cape God Branch Railroad, divi-
dsnd of one dollar and fifty cents share. The Boston
Gas Company, quarterly dividend Of two and half
Der cent The Baltimore Gas Light Company four per
cent.
The Common Council Of Alton, H., on the
l7th instant on petition Of the Terra Haute and Alton
Railroad resolved that the subscription Of 100000
msds by the city TO the capital stock Of the company
be modified so that the bonds be issued in payment
thereof ha be convertible into the capital stock ofthe
company at par OF the option of the holder, and made
redecmable after the expiration of ten years.
The engineer of the Chicago and Book
Island Railroad states TINT the expended on the
uction of the road up Is, October Is $751; 575
Of the 100000 stock subscibed S2620OO has been
paid up and ZOO shares have been paid 10 contractors
at par for work done. The Company issue monthly
bonds to the arnont of $50 to $4,000 bearing ~
animal interest
Cost of road and equiv ments. ...-. .Sf31o0OO
Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2OO0OJO
The road ia now open 10 Joliet 40 miles from Chi
cago and cars run daily over it, II viii be completed
40 Oowa "a miles in a,l this month, and to Peru the
head Of navigation on the illinois River BY the LIST April
these connecting by steam to St. Louis
The Second Auditor of Virginia has recently
made his report on the "Fund for Internal Improve
nents !" from which it appears that the receipts from
dividends and interest during the past sco year were
s346,990 Tho receipts from loans were S3O6Ol02.
The productive investments belonging 10 the fund
reach s3i50l3 and there are OF subscriptions avail.
able hut not productive si3l29975 The State Is yet
liable 10 be called ON for 81 l229 account OF sub
erons promised prior to the lst October last The
"seeregate existing debt of the Commonwealth" Is
stated to be sl4s5s92s
The Nep Orleans Balctia has the following remarks
spon the refusal of the people OF Mississippi at the late
election 10 tax themselves for the payment of the inter-
Get Of tho State bonds issued from the Planters Bank
On the day of the Presidential election vote was ia
ken In Mississippi relative 10 the payment nonpay
ment OF the Planters Bank bonds issued twenty
years SINCE for the redemption Of whicthe faith Of the
bonds was punctuay met for many yeer up 10 the
merciai disasters Of 1889. Since hSn the State,
through every department Of her government, has
pestedy acknowledged her liability in this behalf, and
The justice legality, constutionahy and binding force
Of the obligations resting upon hcr-and has just Of
ten failed 20 mike the necessary provions for the pay
men of the bonds and the past due and accrung inter
cst But the climax reached at the last regular
sion of the Legislature when law passed, submit
ting il 30 a vote Of the people whether they would or
would not pay repeatedly acknowledged liability.
And the imax was appropriately capped ON the 81 In
stant when large majority Of the people voted that
they would not pay debt they had Acknowledged to c
just time and again There would be pretty times In
this world if debtors were permitted TO vote for or |
sgainst the payment Of their liabilities Yet there
you'd be fully much Justice and right in the appca
ton OF the rule 10 individuals TO State individuals
have clear title vote Themselves of debt IA has
State And the rule might be carried further and the
murderer, burglar, thief Iickpoekct be allowed to dc.
eide by ballot whether he should not suffer the penalty
prescribed for his crime.
Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending Dee. Q, 1852;
Consumption.
MANUFACTURES WOOL.
10 poclaees Nooens So es1, - do Cloth. s3Ii do Cas-
s,narss ssi5i IS Do Worteds ss36f 81 d. Siua Goois
aibsl d. Cotton ani Worsied $3.50 do Isstags Al i
10 a. shawi, s6303 81 do Rankets Do Embroidery,
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