New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26


Total. sio5,Ol5 20 sis,6a2 90 sa2s,SS7 50
Thjs Is an entire mistake; caused probably, by con-
sauatng names and must refer to come Other Central
Railroad Company
The Michigan Central Railroad earnings for the
.uouths named, are stated as follows:
,..u.r, sss So ssss:
ssaay 4SiG IS $3.50
s882i2 n s83, 500
Decrease for three months Of 1852 about 5000; oc.
caoued mainly by the delay in the opening Of naviga.
Con.
A resale of $4,000 of the Georgia Six
Pm Cents, recently negotiated, was made to Mr.. John
Thompson, at 1864 for Western Bank.
The purchase of 100000 of Reading
Bonds of 1870 made on Friday by Mr.. Fisher Is sup
posed to be on account of Messrs Morrison Of London
The proceeds of the loan will be used, We understand,
% pay of the floating debt.
Mr.. John Lloyd has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Aston Bank and Jacob R Pentz Cashier
The Mechanics Banking Association has
declared dividend of four per cent for the hafyear
The Imports of Dry Goods last week
we're about 100000 smaller than the week Of last
year. and the thrown the market shows about
tho same decrease.
,,.r.d ., IN. n Frem 'anuaI, e. sualsl
Tota thrown upon the msrket.... 25,56sln 24f526f5
The decline in the value ofimported Dry Goods since
1t January is thus shown to be nearly 100000.
A negotiation of Sl5O,O00 of Galena and
Chicago y cent Bonds Is reported to have been made
- about 90 and made for 1000 tons Of iron
for the third division of the Road
Tho earnings of this Road from the LIST May 1851 70 April
1852 are reported s s !, months: .ss 90 90
Net earnings for the II months. .sl5,4io "a
. The gross earnings for the corresponding perod
% let April, 1851, the average Of length OF road
n operation. say u miles, were'''.'.'''''' looo1 ~
Showing an increase of ................ $76la7 IS
The receipts of the Southern and Michi
ssn Road for the frs. twelve days Of April about
$4,000.
The injury to the track of the Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA Road by the late food s much less serious
chm was reported The trains running as usual
The receipts for the first IL days Of his MONTH have
bsen.
Passengers s.s 90 20
Freight -
Total. ..$llS25 II
We have seen private letter, dated at
New Orleans from gentleman of great experience and
fndependent position, who has been spending some
ouths In the Cotton growing States and who says that
ehe crop now coming to market will be three millions OF
bses or ovr Every one In that city admits that must
reach 1850 900 bales, and the majority say 2sooooo-
In the opinion of the writer Cotton Will continue 10 DO
can't to market till much later period thsyear than last
notwithstanding the reduced price of the present crop.
10 finds in every quarter disposition to extend the cu
ture and more land win be planted this year than last
The bales Of 1862 he says will exceed those OF 1881 in
weight at least to y cent.
The following circular has been issued
nv the President of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
TUE Onio LIFE Insurance AND Trust COMPANY,
CINcISrArI, Monday, April II 1852
S,R The Legislature of the State of Ohio, by act
psssed ON the Dist March, 1851 levied this Company,
1ccnctns with with legal aud vested rghts which the
Board OF Trustees unanimously Of opinion is illegal and
expressive and the vedty which being contested
m the lower Courts of this State Another bill OF similar
IeSsasue Ts latter Il is also the OF the
BOARD OF Trustees to resist appealing needm to the
Adorable result and in this opinion they sustained by
The talent of this State The contest wall be at
sended with trouble and expense but there appears to
The Board of Trustees deem it advisable to place YOU in
1iye above referred will disturb the public mind
- to the value OF the stock order Of the Trustees
G. SrErsoS, President
The anthracite coal tunnage has been
considerably increased the past week by the navigation
companies and has slightly declined on the road The
Lehgh has brought down. for the week. 26oS5 tuns and
Cor the season. 3s' tuns The Schuylkn has brought
down for the week. 1888 tuns, and fer the season.
e49 tuns against 39 tuns for the same period last
rear The road has brought down for the week 3O266
ns and for the year. 46643 tuns 345224 tuns to the
date last year. Total tunnage for the week, 754si
esns and for the season, 5sl, 2s9 tuns.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal will
BE open for navigation on the LIST of May
The Legislature of Maryland has passed
u authorizing the city of Baltimore to issue 81, ooo
eo of It's bonds in aid Of the Paikersburgh North
Western Railrosd of Virginia
public meeting of the citizens of Erie,
convened 10 elicit expression of opinion on the pro.
pncty OF consummstng the proposed subscription Of
3ooo 10 the stock of the Sanbary and Erie Railroad
Company, adopted resolutions approving of the sub
seripnon.
~ The Mechanics and Farmers Bank of
y Albany has declared dividend of five per cen. The
American Glass Company, Of Boston, per cent? pay
able on demand The Concord Railroad Company have
declared dividend of four per cent The Manufac-
earers Insurance Company OF Boston, Is per cent for
SIX months
q A special meeting of the Vermont Cen
oral Railroad Company is to be held at Mortified VI,
IN The $sh prox 70 act upon the report of the Directors
nretsrence to the dongs Of the late Treasurer In
sm to 100000 Of the Compsny's bonds due In the
ycr 1884, and pledged by him for the payment Of his
Ru'ss debts Also to hear the report Of the present
'sssarer In reference to the present state Of tho
AAAness OF the Company and 10 act upon any recon-
nesspns be may make relating thereto. The appoint
acsmuitsss q Investigation V TO be made II The