New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21


., ~ouId have the advantage In time and disesnea'
$3.50 seena 10 business man, downright INSANITY
No the terminus n made at Prsiris du Cnsen WI nv.
sesso fright and travellers could De Gss. 10 me
sso.kss BY the railroad sooR1 than al 6aiaRa py eue
sse,nbost; consequently, starr equal 70 the ume ne,
essarv for the transit from Galens 20 Chicago-equa
y about ten or twelve hours.
The sale of the Canandaigua and Corn
s.e Bonds VII be made on Wednesday next, by s. Ora
,er Eco This Is road In this State completed and In
operation and earning with insufficient equipage' more
than enough TO pay the interest on their BONDS. lu'
rsrood begins at the Mississippi River opposAe ou'
nEstop. In Iowa and extends easteriy 70 mnes o'oi
some of the finest prairie lends OF the western
,...,ny the Illinois coal field at about It's widest part
ga Generally on level with lis most valuable stratum
.feoalthroueh the hourishing town of PEORIA on the
.u.o,. River Soon after leaving the Mississippi il
md. of branch FIVE miles north 10 Oquawka. Near
ursb II connects with the Military Tract Railroad,
vh,eb with liz extension the Aurora Branch road, will
amen into the Gaepa and Chicago Railway, completing
most important and straight line from Burlington 2oo
rle, TO Lake Michigan About 25 miles east from Pc
aria II crosses the Illinois Central Railway, opening
favorable route from Gaena and Dubuque TO Burling-
nor and the district south and west II will connect at
a liz eastern proposed termination with the ONO ana
indiana Railroads at and near Lafayette, inoiana-
The amount of Dry Goods imported last
week was about three hundred thousand less than dur
ing the same week last year. The imports ofthe sea-
con are ,e., ,Sxo.
Entered al the Port ..... S3l.4lL766 s2614t76l
Thrown upon the market 80. 3O,SOe,23l 26'o57's3l
The receipts of toll on the Erie Canal
have. at last, overtsken those Of last year;
For the second week in June, this year. they
Second week of June, 1851 S7<'
Increase. So4'l
the total amount from the opening Of navigation to
10 the l4th June, lS5 were'..'.'' 70
Same time, fos'9'
Decrease
The Albany AttdS furnishes the follow
INC information relative to the Canal finances for the
present season
The surplus revenue of the Canals for the fiscal year
ending on the 3Oh September last and applicable to the
completion Of the public works, was s964,432.
For the current fiscal year. which terminates on the
3Oth September next we understand the result thus
fer compared with the previous year. to be aosut as
follows 49,
ter 1851, to Ist April l852.............S2i l SOB
Loss e Canal tolls from LIST April 10 lth June, 1857 2O399
Aod IS Of Railroad tolls from LEI Of April To SOth
Ass iperesss in expenditure Of sapehntendents Of
Repsir., under the direction Of the Canal Com
mir-so"ers, for the months OF February March,
Ap1l sno May, over the corresponding months ~ mn
OF last oOOOO
,oss ss compared with the previous year. ss3 7o7
Deduct this from surplus oil "otAs2
And it leaves the sum ;.SS27So
the completion OF the public works for the current hsca
year, ending 30th September next
This surplus only materially varied by an III
crense or dimnutiOn of Canal tolls during the next ten
weeks s the tolls of September not included In the
fiscal year AT the rate OF Increase OF the last
week, (S54slD the surplus, as above estimated would
be increased Sd4D.
The anthracite tunnage is again large this
week The Lehigh Navigation Company brought down
s70Os tuns, the Reading Railroad 1855 tuns and the
Schuylhil Navigation Company 81 1853 tuns Both the
Navigation Companies ahead Of their last sea
sons business 10 the same time notwithstanding the late
opening In the Spring The Readiog Railroad Is o26io
ps behind It's last seasons business to time The
tonnage by the three lines s, however, some 25OOO or
$1,000 tuns ahead Of last seasons trade 10 same time,
and no interruption occurring on any OF any OF tae
the end o the season Unless such should be the case
the supply of Goa will probably be materially short Of
The demand.
The Boston Journal says:
"Itis vet mooted question whether not the July
amounting to s5se 600 will be maturity In cash
inquiries ct the office elicit satisfactory answer Ia re-
ssrd 10 the matter and thus the Bonds within fourteen
DAYS of maturity are hanging Ia doubt aud selling
discount Of Az per cent, rate equivalent to nine per
sentp0 month"
The Investigating Committee of the
Edgeworih Company have made their report We
fnd the following extract om Il In The Boston Tdrei
ain regard the issue Of stock il appears that
under pressing embaassments, shares to the number
Of 800 gwen colserab by the Treasurer, at
the instance of some of the Directors without any other
authority whatsoever The shares thus pledged were
sold by the party parties OF whom the loans were OBJ
tanned and subsequently Tepurchased and cancelled by
the Company at profit Of about 5000 II was urged
that this glazing Of authority was necessary TO
meet the engage of the Company, wnd that failure
must otherwise have resulted. The Committee do not
find Ia this excuse any justification for such unwar
rsned exercise OF power the shsres thus deliberately
put FORTH were In point efsc fictitious representations
Of property, and their utterance gross deception upon
he public ar d upon the shareholders Temporary fail
ure would in the opinion Of the Committee have been
much preferable 10 the adoption Of which Ia
effect calculated to weaken plbhc confidence aud to
altabsh precedent Of the most dangerous character
The committee would therefore express their une.
quvoca disapprobaton Of the act In whatever plsus
bic form Il may be disguised.
After consultation with competent legal advisers, the
committee Of opinion that the chartered rights OF
the stoeh holders In this be yated by the
Unauthorized acts Of their agents
The failure Of the Boston Tube Co. was severe
check 10 the prosperity of the Edgeworth Co. the
suspension of work the factory threw quite large
number Of operatives out Of employ Some of
them have been obliged to leave the grounds but many
yet remain In the expectation OF the revival OF that
concerp.7
The assets of the concern are estimated al slsi93S
S. the liabilities ss960i "a leaving balance OF S55
1888 30 for S26,500 shares
Markets. ..CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, Juse 10.
AsHEs-The market is unchanged. Sale. Of 100 bbls
at " 81 for Pots and - Seds - 50 for Pearls The arrivals
coTToN~A srmer market for thi. stspl. The demand
fair and prices Of the better grades are ic higher with
FLOUR AND MEAL Only limited local and Eastern
demand Grades Western Flour; bat
theTs doing the inferior grades for the