New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

Net earnings Oy
Showing al increase on the proceeding year of
s2,92s 90. The road is fully equipped, and both
track and equipment are in good order
An application will be made to the pres
ent Legislature for permission to build q bridge
across the Hudson at Albany
An amendment to the Free Banking Act
of New.Jersey is sbou. TO be pressed upon the
legislature 1t proposes to authorize Mortgages on
unincumbered houses TO be deposited security
with the State Treasurer, provided that policies OF
insurance be taken on them and also deposited, the
renewals of which shall be certified ten days before
their expiration, or the Treasurer shall proceed
in the case of insufficient securities. The present
act allows mortgages on land only to be received
This wAl DO a very bad move If II be successful, and
will shake very much public confidence IN the circu
ation issued by the Banks of that State The Legs
ature should OR the contrary exclude all mortgages
from the securities Of the Banks.
The Albany Register gives the aggregate
tunnsgs and valuation of the property which went
FRI m the Hudson River by the Canals for two years,
follows
81 tuns. ss7,52? 2o7
1880 -3i7sl3 s0,626,635
Increase .IlS, i0s iuns. $500 SO
The upward and downward movement combined
for the two years,
1851 .Upwsrd...-.-... 466,3ll tuns. S. ,s22 2O7
Downward. 100000 81 0oS 3Jj
Total ..-...........2,4 77, OIL tuns slil 6lO Coz
1850 Upward ;----.---- @1,si3 - $50 626'6S1
Downward. ,033 1868 - 55i7i,637
Total. 1851 ,276 tuns 1886, IOI, 272
Thus showing an increase in the aggregate busl-
ness OF the Canal, in 1851 OF $685. uas valued at
$500 800.
Governor Bigler, of Pa, is opposed to
the passage of any Free Banking Law.
At Philadelphia the Money market Is
easier and rates declining
The North American says:
The upward movement In Reading, for a day or
Two past has BEEN IN measure, caused Oy the Tears
which some entertain, on account OF the Immense
amount of snow and ice that has accumulated along
the Schuylkl and Lehigh which, as In lSil, may do
immense damage to the canals, II II passes off IN
ireshet If this should occur, the Reading Railroad
would of course, reap the dement's oil Is oui aSide
from this reason, not doubt that tne Improved
aspect OF the coaltrade for lS52the natural annual
ease,-the short supply on hahd,-'he long ana
severe winter, and other favorable causes, justly
rise in the market value OF the STOCK
The Mayor of Baltimore, in his Message
TO the Councils Of that city, delivered on Monday
last, urges the importance Of subscription. BY the
city, 10 the Northwestern Railroad, which con
meets with the Baltimore and Oaio Railroad at
Three Forks ard runs thence 20 PaTkersburg on the
Ohio River
The Neuark DAILY Advertiser announces
tina, parties at Phisdelphis abou! TO subscribe
s6OO0OO to the stock of the Belvldere Delaware
Railroad which is to connect the village OF Bevi-
dere with the rairosd lines concentrating at Trenton
A large meeting was held at Detroit on
Saturday evening, 10 adopt measures to secure tho
al
miitee. consisting Of Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard, John
r. Grout j. V. Brown, Andre Harvle, II Ledyno'
| Col. Mcknight, s. VI Johnson and Charles G. Ham
mons, were appointed to draft memorial 70 Con-
press and resolutions TO be reported to an soJoue1
meeting The President Mayor Chandler, was also
authorized to appoint Committee OF forty nVe IN
each Ward, to circulate memorials for signatures
The Auditor General Of Michigan re.
ports as follows
The balance IN the hands Of the State Treasurer,
az exh bited by tb report is Sy ,3sl 81 once sue
first OF December nearly SiOOOO more na'o os -
- IT, uhich makes the balance on hand now, over
1Sbs .nrnlus on hand will soon be used by me
Fund Commissioner IN me purchase o. s o'N1 TS -;
| in pursuance Of act No. 200 laws OF 1919 INC N
| tersst on our pubic debt IS promptly Pad anu lhs
| creoi. Of the State is untarnlshsd Inc teveaue
| from specific taxes is rapidly lncresslns-aho II Is
moi unreasonable 20 expect that In lew years Inefe
viii be sufficient realized from this source 70 aeiiaJ
| All the expenses of the State government
The funded and fundaole debt OF the state not ye'
due IS a, LOU ioo sonds due Nav 1856 100000 %
| University Bonds, due July, ls5s.------ lV0VVo :"
| Detroit and Pontiac Railroad Bonds, -. oDo M
| que 'uiy 70 90 dns Ian $50 10000 10
Pennel"ai' D Sn ~ do $50 10000 %
Full paid s5,OCOOOO Loan Bonds, due 40 200 10
Jan is6S.- - a., issS 275,S3f 50
Internal Improvement Warrant Bonos' IA 900 10
que jan i''' 81 049,9s2 50
The part-paid a., 600 goo loan bonds ou'
stssdlre. will If funded previous " ,s A. sas 40
Jan l. 1883 amount to- --I-II-.-..- H'''
| Bonds issua lie for outstanding i.L"" ,s oao "a
| rdIS, SAY ------------- -
Making the .o,al funded ana 'unu.'. essss.s ss Is