New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Total s8s5 l54 16 s74s657 10. .s85O5 % 5000 81
The distribution of the decrease OF sleOOOO en- all OF

Total decrease. SloOoiB "a
This decrease is In measure owing to the important
reduction made In the of tolls on the Canals dur
ing the present season. which amount to 80 p cent.
produce and uer handise going from tide water aud to
SO y cent on produce coming toward tide water The
decrease In the amount Of tolls received to tide water
II ~ cent, and from tide water &c.
The County of Washington, in the State
Of Pennsy vana and the County Of Ohio in the State
Virginia have issued 10 the Hempted Railroad Compa
nv their coupon bondf-the former to the extent
100000. the latter Sl50OO0-principa and intsres;
payable in the City OF Eew.York in payment of STOCK
subscriptions voted by the citizens Of each TO said Com
papy. The County of Washington Is one Of the mos
populous and wealthy In Western Pennsylvania beln
the eresteat wheat and wool growing county in tina
State; contains population Of $1,000 souls; value
taxable property is over sl5,OOOOOO; owes no o,he
debt whatever The town Of Washington is the seat of
justice Of the county. The County of Ohio in the State
Of Viz ginia contains population of L. 900 souls value
of taxable property, over sl2OO0O0O owes debt of
only S37 452 over and above the $4,000 above
PANIED Wheeling is the principal town of the county.
The bonds of both counties issued under the fullest
lteal authority, and an almost unanimous vote Of the
citizenS A tax has been levied 10 meet the accrung
interest and to sir king fund. Toe bonds are
duly guaranteed by the Hempfeld Railroad Company
The Cleveland, gainesville and Ashtab
ula Railroad is nos opened beyond Ashtabua and
will be to Conneaut The bridge at Ashiabula is csm
peted aud the work the bridges beyond is progress
ing well Seven.eigbts Of the grading from Conneaut
to Erie done and the last link between Cleveland aud
New York will be finished and the running through
by the lst to the middle OF November next
The Washington Republic contains the
following circular from j. Hamilton, addressed TO the
creditors Of Texas
/ Gas the Committee Of Finance In the United sistes
Senate has decided that in their opoion, the Govern
ment of tint United States not bound 70 make - the
creditors OF Texas the difference between the rate at
which she has reduced her debt and the nominal or
face value Of her securities il beeOmss useless q pro-
tract during the present session OF Congress frutess
struggle to secure pay ment il full on that debt"
~ he und signed therefore calls upon such OF the
creditors OF Texas no willing 20 accept the settle
eni sbe tenders them, which may be seen on the face
OF the audited certificates they hod) TO signify ths.aae
to him at this place with the least possible delay thh
be may have neir authority, with that Of those he
represents, 10 orisze Congress forthwith, 90 20
rooiy the proi,o IN ~ Boundary act as 10 relieve the
five millions appropriated 10 their payment from t5fr
present Suspension in the Treasury of the ned States
ana thus enable them q sign thelr releases separately
the Treasury and receive their M ney with The least
possible delay.
"By the leesl coupuson under which these releases
will be tiene0 the whole equity % whic1 the creditors
q Texas may be- entitled viii be left open tor the Goa
StCfT6tlOn ht reEffer CI the loas
conPr,ss Of the Uufed States u season more psS
phious to doing ample justice which the undersigned na'
/ no doubt will be accorded. j. HAMILTON
The Boston Journal seys: F1nancla
matters wesra quiet easy aspect In ordinary stree
negotiations the rates for Money quoted at from 81
as q cent the lever quotation taking choice name
and securities The Banks employ the largest pr por
ton of their resources at T. cent, but some OF the
wealthy banking houses underbid them, and con'e-
oueutly attract q large amount OF hntcas' apphca
tons There are strong symptoms OF further deems
in rates of interest"
The following figures show the amount
Of business transacted on the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinr ali Railroad for the month Of June, 1852, com
pared with tbst of the same period last year;
Receipts for June $500 .,
Receipts for June 1911 -
Increase, g per cent. 10 @
The receipts on the Galena and Chicago
Railroad for the past month of June are;
Freight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 40. -
fassengere- ------------ go ca
Bails OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III VI
To,., .....s 43 2g5 -
In June. 1851 when the road extended to Eg'n ju''
one half Of Its present length the entire receipts were
el6.367 c.
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