The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

Miscellaneous bosds ..N................... 9eT
Total. $5,72s ssI
II appear ny this that the public debt has besn In
creased l4TS ITO Anos Dec 1860 osussi principally BY
IN issue Of boods to the Board Of Educatiea
The annexed Official report Of the superintendent Of
the New Ysrk and Montgomery Mining Company will
give those interested stockholders or other wise ali tho
Information the had to impsrt at its date
The stock Of tins company has become pretty vol dstr
bntsd and its operations and position are therefore mat
ters Of general interest
Nav YoRK Mos rooMERY MiSINo o. woaka)
WuRrsDoAo, sullivan County Nss Yors.
NOven Der 80 1852
Henry SrANror. Esq, Pre,idrat Dear Sir-I AN
happy TO inform you that the buildings and principal
machinery conneoted with our works ara nesr, com.
pe'sd-to 90 that an oopfd snt tbst on tho lat
OF January next We shall be In full tide Of Successful
operation.
The work for the buildings furr &C. &c. Of tho
mt section on the large scae Is nished-snd has
for the purpose Of having the in proper condition
before applying this in heat which viii req usiss
before cslc'nisg the ore.
The four chambers calculated for $50 tons each a.
ordered to be eenstiusted are nearly finished and viii
reaoy for BY the 10th December Tho tteaa engine
and mach ney comprising rho motive power nearly
ready T. apply to the ciuhrg aud paint mills put up
In the Lew building OF the ID end of the cempanJs
works
There hiss been great delay In finishing ths works
ready to produce manufactured articles from the ore
and this In measure attribute TO the dhtAucs from
nearly all the requisite machinery
The small furnace which viii sAoins two tons per day,
Connected With tia " have sna ~. eh.mS..
Of the capacity Of seven and from small sppa-
rasus Ne are constantly procuring the various metals
the ore In solution and account Of the unnnishsd
state Of the large works most Of this solution Will have .
remain cntil their completion next month
The expense OF labor win be much reduced the hrst
December. eha however retain suaoisnt carpenters
~ erest store house the canal 13s feet by 10 feet
sd GOAL house OF sufficient capacity 70 hold 1co0
hAyo nfyA fhn ID n,
his asestsns close aud careful examinatoA from the
time tho has been placed In the furnace mp
and am cure that the will much beyond the
mort saDgstne expectations ~ regards oAesDneas and
EsssythDs q rsady 7ot tks erection OF the second sd
ditsnA ssetaoa in tho main building when directed BY
The chemist and his assistants together With oil the
employees Of the company ere actively engaged In pres
Ing the works to completion and preparing the for
supply tho paint In large quantities b. ths last Of De-
sembef.
We are ready to send down : quantity Of paint from
to the main shaftiDg which Il now being pat mp, and
sfsr that 70 shall Keep up constant supply whoh win
B. r. POND, Superintendent
and Agent Of n. Y. and II. r. Co.
The annexed statement value Of exhibits the merchAA-
disc other than dry goods imported into this port during
the week. ending and including Friday, December TO-
1861.
CoxM.RcE . Tnx PoRr New Yosx-wasxLr IxroRrs
Value Of merchandise pus market second
Do dry goods, Dc do d.. 1.ioi 6s7
Total. ........... S270s 687
The principal items OF import rst week follows
segars $50 Os7 coffee $so0ys raisins $3.50 05l india
rubber $40 $751; jovery s93 e0i dressed sklns
undressed skins slss 607 brandy $50 sa5 copper sheath
Ing, s97 3cs iron s4se56 railroad iron ss7 $40 hard
500 rs; tin SOL 4s4; Watches $l4o27 In other
articles there has been about the usual variety about
the usual value The aggregate including dry goods IL
In Of the previous week aud may
look from this time out for weekly increase in the vaus
Of merchandise imported Supplies for the spring trade
will be coming In. aad the probability is that the
spring imports will be unusually large Every Indication
points to extensive and profitable trade Tho move
ment In gold dust, from Caifornis and Australia tbs
abundant supply Of osptaln all the great OF the
world the general prosperity the people and their sb
y to consume largely Of oil the necssaiss and Of.
the Injuries of life make It pretty stsn that foreign
import trade will exceed that of asy previous year
The annexed communication from director In ths
Buffalo, Corning, and New York Railroad Company, vii,
explsin the points 1t issue In the recent suit -
BUFFALO, OsRsIso, AND Nsw YoRx RAILROAD.
statement appeared few days since, PM porting to
give the public important decision in to
tTbst by the provisions OF this Law the ten per cent
required to be paid the original stock subscriptions
before the ling OF the articles Of aseocson be In
each and that suoh In notes 10 DOT onpisnos
win tho law. This desisen tsid to have been given
In suit brought against the Buffalo Corsog and New
York Railroad pauy and an Impression vss conveyed
that tins Company had admitted thsr failure 60 connolly
with this coDsruction Of the Law Being the only Di
rector Il the Company residing In this city and OF
the Trustees named In Its bonds and having
beard ntmation Of sush des im1s dstely wrote
for the fats in the thst might place them before
the public.
Tho sup referred To In that article was sm informed
brought By certain parties fom whom the Cen had
taken land for their track and who wers dissti.dsd
with the Com ioners of pprisa appointed 10 puru
Of tho ttatute In this suit they sought restrain
the company from running their cars thsir Iaod
alsspa that the company Is not corporation Ia Is-
and equepty rho taking Of the land illegal TO
sustain this position they among other Thugs charge
that tbe ten rer cent on the original stock
not paid 10 cafh nc the time Of the Of
the company; ths the stock snbeorbsd In rpod
faith that the General RAILROAD tsu unooastl "a iopal
&c TO al Of ~bch the attorney 2, The oons.ny thonsht
con paDy TO put in genersl demurrer. rns course,
while it denies nothing admits notsiog bus rAsos at
once questios OF la~ on the peadiDgs 40
TIE oveTwlipg Of the demurrer by the JUICE decides
FIN ply In effect, that If the allegations tbs dat
sre true they constitute sufcient gronsd OF ac,oo
and the company have ony to amend by pm ting la their
spswer denying the allegations 10 the oaplsint. Tho
decision u the Jutse was to this fleet AMI ssd
inference might well be dTawn that he had decide
the Rail- I'D In 20 DO constitutional a. that he hal
oscioed that tbi. road had tailed to comply Win It's PRO
VISIONS Noirjubetion has Issued sgsnst the rosd
possible for any TO issue the aroand alleged
Nearly twice the amount Of the per by
law ctuslly paid In la os the tua Of Gu, dps
a. the rticlea OF the association and the Commission
ere John msgee. Constant Cook, aua Esf Gibsrt
E,qrs have se6ea this 20 BIZ true u their own know
ledge 7be character OF these g.ntemsu, VIII, ,srs,
y interested In che securities Of tae road and f1y1tabg
EDtvp vel for their sterling Integrity and grost
prsoicai hnowedge fer their large wealth IL suoh
tbs H. opiy Eeo4rary nov to say thai ths am VT
mstt IA guoaoce of the fact that notes are not
ossb ard authorized by them 10 say that in
tberepeot sDd tbes believe In all othors the company
bsvo complied with the letter web the spirit Of ths
law.