New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
thc four quarters of Lhe year:

II will be seen by the above figures that the ith
ser,cmhcr the Banks were very much extended az
compared with March last Had the report been called
for for the 18th 25th September as was anticipated
the exhibit would have been more favorable as con-
idorahe decrease Of leans took place about that time
The Boston Courier says: "On the I'd No
venber next ensuing, the Committee of the Railroad
Convention WILL lie said, report remuneratye tariff
of prices be adopted by oil the railroads and If the
directors Of the various corporations have really ut
heart as they profess TO hsvo) the true interests Of
those whom they have been chosen to serve, it will be
adopted The laborer worthy of his hire, ad those
who contribute their money toward internal improve
ments should receive lcr equivalent for their enter
prize snd outlay
Two new Land Companies have recently been
formed in Boston. The weverly Company 200 miles
Ia Waterfowl, miles from Boston The Fitchburg
Railrood lases through the center OF the lands The
Cary Improvement Company, situated between Chel.
tea and Esst Boston also making favorable progress
broad enuos have been opened and graded
fno cottages in process Of construction The East
ern Reihoad is In progress through the grounds, and
viii probably be graded and ready for the rails before
winter sets in. Ky spring the will be in motion,
and nom two deptts ON the Cary properly residents
will be accommodated with an easy mode of convey
sncc to the city.
At Boston, the Money Market is steady.
For paper Of the best grade the range is from as per
cent and from 7G9 on stock collateral OF good stamp
On call, loans range fiom 7Gs.
The total value Of the foreign exports from
the Dor, OF Baltimore for the week ending last Thurs
day was Sls3l75
All the Banks in Bangor, seven in number
have just declared semtSnnual dividend OF per
cent One Of them the Eastern has paid that every
elk months FOR the last ten years.
Tie Corning Journal states that the track OF
the Railroad from that village Blossburg has been re-
laid with rails of the same weight and the gaSue
made to conform with that OF the Newlork and Enc
Railresd.
The citizens of Elk County, Pa, have con-
frmed, by large majority, the subscription of one
hundred thousand dollars made by the County Com
missoners 10 the stock Of the Suuberry and Erie
Railroad.
TAe T;rgiRia Herald states that Mr.. w. X.
SMITH of Fredericksburg has sold the vsncase gold
mines 10 an Englsh company which will go to work
tmong them on large scale The price said to have
been rsid for thomis 100000.
Hon. WILLIAM c. SrARBUcK has been elected
Ga heE Of the Cochiueic Bank Of Boston in place Of
CALVIN s LANE, Esq, rel gncd.
The annexed article upon the Illinois Gen.
irs Railroad, Il from TAe Eoonomiss. published in
this City.
This great work affords an evidence, not only
q tie wat field for succsfGl enterprise which the great
rocarcts ard growing prosperity Of the Uniel seaies
rresepi but OF the suggestive gcus and Intelligent de-
with which the Of events y seized upon by
ur ttise espaSsfs, for theiI individual profit while
he collective Interests q the whole country served
n renlar liable derce The vast pubic domain OF the
United States has frequently been the bone OF conten
X smeng politicians, and than ar'cEnPt has
zen made 10 frf;cr them away, by distributing the
rccceds Of sales among the States or by giving them
p TO the unsidcd industry Uf individual settlers These
rcmIts have been revisited ~ people u large, who
culd net fail 70 recognize IN the tional landed estste
~ mems Of some great nstbonal good, either for de-
ia time Of war for the development Of national
improvements IN time OF peace With the examples be
nc 81 the Indiana and Illinois Canals brought 20
mpietion through their aid when Ill other had
iled, and now OF the Illinois Central Railroad
u but sdt that the true application Of those lands
been found The State Of illinois very early pecjsctsd