New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01


PAYMENTS
Treasury prstts. .'''.'.''.'.''.'''sss'SeS -
I. o. W arrsits. .................. .o-N ~ -. -.
Int on Loans, Premiums ke.... 6.606 Is ll6,Si 81
Mr.. Gait, who went to Europe month
since obtain funds for the completion of the
St Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, has been entirely
successful in his object He carried with him seven per
cent securities, and negotiated them at two per cent
premium. The amount, which is some four hundred
thousand dollars will secure the early completion of the
road south of Island Pond.
The SusQuehanna Railroad Company
having complied with the law ofincorporaton relative
to stock subscriptions have taken out letters patent and
appointed Thursday the 10Th Of June next for the
organization ofthe Company by the election of Pres
dent and Directors. The counties and towns on the
line Of the road have subscribed S300O0o and In addi
ton TO the subscription of half million by tho Corpo-
ration of Baltimore suspected that the individual
subscriptions there will reach sD0OO0
The total value of the foreign exports OF
the port of Baltimore for the week ending Thursday
was sl92 534 90. The export of Bresdstufs for the
week comprises H. 500 bbls of Flour 1895 bushels of
Wheat. 2U7 bbls Corn Meal 23,0J6 bushels OF Corn
and 9O7 bbls of Rye Flour.
The London Globe of the 18th, speaking
of the Nicaragua Canal states that Commissioners were
soon expected to arrive In London, In relation to the
prosct and says the capital required will be raised
partly IN England and partly In the United States but
it is at the same time believed that large subscriptions
will be received from Holland, Germany, aud other Eu.
ropean nations interested in this s,upendous under
king and which will be carried OUT on the basis OF be-
ing rendered available for the commerce of the whole
a,3p Pc Coz,
an association identified with the passenger traffic OF the
Nlcsrsgus route, the success Of which in pecuuiary
point OF view is placed beyond doab,-hss alresiy
tested in degree the snuipsiijns entertained Of the
progress q - made by tie O2euing up OF mercantile
relations WITH TIA; quarter Of Central America aud it
OILY remains ~ accomplish the construction OF the ship
canal To realize fall oenea: derivN5le from the unre
.,ri.,sd communication wAich i, mus; necessarily create
between the two great Po0t Of oceanic Intercourse
Ccrsols closed on the lSh e9i T99s for both money
and account.
The following respecting Col. Fremont's
mines appears in The London TiaS'
Nouveau Monde Company has received letters from
Clement their superintendent, dated llth and 2lh
March, in which he states that the agent of Col Fremont
had been unable put him In possession of any OF the
mines lands In the Maposa Estates the same being
occupied by other parties whom he Che agefD had no
power TO dispOsess. Under these circumstances Mr..
Clement bad determined to leave Narposa, and either
take up of the reduction establishments at present
working Intellectually (or want Of proper knowledge of
the Opt ration Of extracting the god) or else fix upon
station for the erection of works. lie says the
people well disposed knowing that the object of the
Company Is not 10 interfere with their placer hi ggings
but 10 mine for purchase gold bearng quuiz prefer.
being given t. the purchase and be intnaie that
although there has been eXageeratiou with regard to
the produce OF gold yet that the average is likely to DO
such as would yield good profits on the working
From the adyces received by the Aqua Fla COmpi.
ny from their scent in California il appears that he had
seen Mcssrs Palmer, Cook g. Co, relative 20 the con.
entered into for the lease OF the mine In the Aqua
Fria district but those gentlemen had heard no ac-
counts from their partner Mr.. Wright who was In Lon
don about the very date when the above dispatches
were written. Messrs. Palmer Cook 4 Co, however
ackI owedgc the right of their partner 10 make
tracts ia respect TO mining leases which would be bind
ing the firm, who have the management o! the same
been Ecte T. this comnsny aud 10 proceed b carry
them into feet Immediately
Although there und ubtedy sQuat.ers abort the
district yet IL not In the power OF any of them 10
touch the quartz rock aocstcd 10 the company being
impossible TO work II without adequate machinery:
there would therefore be no difficulty buying up any
claims that might possibly be made 10y the few squser
which wou Of be done At the expense of Mssrs
Palmer Cook and Co, who were naturally anxious %
have the mine stated to be rich in gold fully develop
ed they having large share In the profits /, seems 10
have been clearly ascertsned that the specimens of
gold quartz brought 10 this country by Mr.
Wright were actually taken from the Aqua FRA district
hr Atwood, the engineer Of the company who Is 10
start In day or two With the remainder of the machin.
cry, will carry full Instructions resulting from the
above sdyiees.