New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
Total. 433

esteTuay tntIe commenced an auction
sale of large quantity of French Goods of which ONLY
portion was sold. 4 large line OF printed De L.lpes
was sold at good prices. A quantity of Merioos and
figured eIks commanded good competitor but the
Gloves, Of which the offering heavy sold at some
decline. The stock Of French Gloves become heavy
and prices are giving way 10 consequence.
A new mining enterprise called the
Great Northern Lead Company, has recently been or
gaD,ed In this City for the purpose of working the
Coal HID and Union Lead Mines situated In S., Law.
renee County In this State, Of which report speaks n
high terms These mines having been already tes,ed
the speculative character OF the 10 som what
decreased, and the connection of the gentlmen named
below with Il, will doubtless secure for the COMPANY
large share Of public confidence
The following gentlemen form thu Board Of Trustees
for the first year Hon. James c. Forsy,he, ssmu,lT
Jones, Ernest Fielder silas Stilwe Patrick strach
an and John F. Sanford, New York; Jas G. Hopkins.
Richard P. Remington and Charles G. Myers ST. Law.
County. The Board at its organiz 4tion elected
the following officers of the Company for the ensuing
year President, Hop James c. Forsyth; vics.Presi.
dent, Samuel T. Jones Esq Secretary, Charles Nc
Lscalan Esq
The mining department vill be under the charge of
Cspt. VIM. Dean, an experienced gentleman who has
Britain for the last twenty years The operations
already commenced at the Mines and the frs. opening
Ia considered TO be hattering.
In relation 10 the new project for Rail-
road from Utica to Syracuse, The Oaeida Hrold has
the folio wing statement We understand that tails time
the direct Road will most certainly be built:
We call attention to a notice 10 another column for
meeting OF the Directors of the Utica S yracu.e
| Snash ut Line Railroad Co" This Company is unlike
those have been projected 10 this vny within the
past ears and have died almost before they had
SD existence This 10 real organiza don, having At s
head most substantial and mIN energetic CITIZENS.
On Saturday lmt, tho articles of association were
drawn yesterday nearly $3.50 600 of the stock sub
scribed snd the 10 p cent required by Law aid In.
And already the articles filed In the Office Of the
Secretary Of State.
The capital stock Of the Company will consist Of
81 OO0Ot0 The Board Of Directors Is composed Of the
70 loving gentlemen John T. Clark, Oixego; Wm. B.
w, lies, q, orse Curtis. Hiram Denio, f.. NJ Gilbert
Utica: Deos DeWOlf. O,wego; Samuel Bsardsey Geo.
G. Talmsp h ID. HurlbuIt, o. B. Mat,eson. Udcs; John
Mott, S.nser6ed; Salmon Case, Vernon Eness r.
Clark, Clerks Mills
Among the sub,crlbers to thu capital stock, we may
name VIM. WacotI James 8. Lynch James SaYr', j.
V p Gardner, Charles :. Wilson, Willard Gratis Josiah
Case and A q D.uby.
After abcu, $3.50 900 had been taken the cooks were
closed so that opportunity might be given for other
places to bee ime intere, Sed In the Company
Engineers will be put upOn the route next week Ii
Is expected that John r Clsrh, a wehknown engineer
In whom the entire community have the utmoS, conf.
cepce will have charge Of the Survey The route will
probably run through New.York Upper Mile, Cl.rk's
Mills, Vernon Cnittenapeo, 80 The distsncs viii be
about forty six miles, or eight miles less than by the
present lire.
The subscriptions to this Company are all bona fl de-
the pecunsry ability and character Of the stockholders
are we'll Known
The Nassau Bank has been organized by
the election of Thomas McEl-ash, ESQ, Pre.ident and
R. A. Tooler, Esq of the Ocean Bank as Cashieri Tia
Board of Directors is composed OF the following gen
tlemen -Lsmusl Bangs, No 10 PARK Row Horace
Brooks No 65 Nsssau.st Gu. I. Cromwell No 81
Wiism,t VIM Miles, No - Goldst Ad iington
Reed No -Courtlandt o.; David Jones, No. $40 Sixth
Of VIM D. Cromwell, No. Is Dey st.; VIM T.. Dean,
No ITO Nasfsu.st Augustn Smith, No LIZ Nassaust
Justus 5. Redfed, No 1877 Nassau St James Libbey,
No. - Park row George NJ Snow, No. l5i Nss,su.st
The Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
Company have purchased 81 900 tuns of rails In Eng
land deliverable ct New Orleans and payable 10 the
bonds Of The Company This gill be sufficient to iron
the entire re ad between those cities.
We call attention to an advertisement in
smother column, Of lhe Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad
Company who advertise for contracts for the first sec
uon Of their work
The Reading PA Journal give the an
nexed description of the Warwick Mioes the stock of
which is mainly owned in NewYork We add this
account that the company getting out eight to
,entups per day of eleven and twelve cent copper ore
and that the stock 10 In demand at about $40 y share
the par value being S. New separaso bslns pa. up
which vii Increase the yield of marketable TIE
supply In the mines Is considered to be practically In
exhausticle
Narwiek Mines." or Jones Mine Holes" they
are con monty called ars well known for their rich mia
81 oeposs Trey have been worked for half cen.
tuIy, manly Tor Iron ore, from which the furnaces &a
for many nnes around, have drawn their principal suo
pies ever since the manufacture of this sres Psnng
vabis staple was frat introduced Thu discovery Of
Copper impregnsted ish the roc WA IA vaarssgo
snd several projects started 10 turn n N as,ount but
owing 10 the want Of meaps and pronsr .sIII and ma
ehnery to separate the ores tbs en- re .fs,r sxtsnSny
confcerSble Gums, was In each instance .hsndoned A
year 50 sgo the american Msfa1 CoupanN-a 4
wealthy association extensively engaged In mainr 10
various psrs of the Uaed S;stas whose haadou,rsers
are Al Nsw. Ycrk-leased the Copper rirhs and com.
mepcei q course CT sy stemshc Operations Under tbs
ssperiptepd. of A. A. Parker, ESD shoss busiuess
qualifications experience and scienihs sku en,oen,ly
NJ bun for the rust the experiment 10 Ia tbs full
ude Of sacct ssfui operation.
The hr thing that strikes the after chiog tbs
mines, the extensive exe&vs'iJns on evers hsnf-
me worh 81 Of patient labor and incslsul.oie
pense The process Of tunne!iag has nearly ben I
sesnoened The mine holss are mostly open, exposed
to',e nsss OF day. Many Of che pla over an hun
oNa Te' N depth, and ar filed with busy laronS en-