New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

life or limb on all these Roads during the year,
&C. of which Go were fatal The aggregate length
of the above Roads is l2O,1E miles, exclusive o.
double track.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, for the mon'h of December has been
$lal Al A. of which S9l ,797 81 from the Main
Stem, and s26,643 so from the Washington Branch
The following table exhibits the amount
Of Coal forwarded from Cumberland, Maryland,
during the past year Tons
Delivered at Baltimore on the line railroad LIS 297
Delivered by Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 81 4jG
Delivered by Cheapeake ana Ohio Clnal,coke 1893
Total quantity sent to market, lS5l...9 3i Ol6
Cons med by Company's locomotives. 10 $40
Total quantity tuns.. 2j3 565
The Report of the Managers of the
Schuylkili Navigation Company shows the total
tunnage OF the Canal for the year has been s42 O97
tuns of which 579,l5O tuns were Of anthracite coal
This exceeds that of any previous year by lO4, $50
tuns. The toll on coal amounted to S2Is 500 II,
and on other articles to s66,96l or, making total
s2s5,6sl "a. The amount received for rent OF rea-
estate and waierpower was s25,4sO 80. The aggrei
gate income for the year is 1891 SOS the total ex.
peLses SloI eiO-lelymg balance of $li4,027. The
capaciIy OF the Company for the coming year is es-
tha'eo equal 10 'I6,l6O tvns OF coal In conse-
Quence OF the extraordinary expenses in repairing
damages, The interest on the loans and a conside-
Taole amount of the principal OF the old mortgage
loans. nave not been met at maturity. Aconmtle e,
composed OF loan and Shareholders was recon.
menoeu 10 ADJUST the Liabilities OF the Company,
which suggestion of the managers was adopted by
the stockholders The total Indebtedness Of the
Company, December %, 1851, including capital
stock, me various loans aud expenses Of repairs,
&C., was sl026O,slS 90.
a report of the late Commissioner of the
General Land Office gives statement of the present
condition OF Texas Land affairs, showing the
amount of lands titled BY Spain and Mexico, as also
the quantity that has been patented by Texas-the
amount set apart for Universities Colleges and Com
mon Schools, and the amount now on hand. By tae
act OF 1896, Texas had 37s,O54 square miles, or
2i2,5i9,560 acres. There was ceded 70 the United
states, BY the late Compromise law 00) acres
leaving Texas LIS, 594 500 acres Titled BY Spain
and Mexico 255l7 ,S9l acres. The whole amount Of
claims originating under the a,e Republic and Sta.s
OF Texas $500 cog acres. Making the total amoln
Of every description OF claims against the puSic d.
main oS,toJuo4 acres. There VIII consecl,entlv ~.
mann 10 Texas, amer every legal claim Tor Land o.
hcially Known 10 exist against her shall have o.en
sallshed llIrsl2,ui9 acres this land estimate1 AZ
only 80 cents per acre, would be So. aO5O 3l
LANDS ? slehtec Tor educational purposes: Acres
FOR TWO Stale Universities - iQl %
or UNCONVENTIONAL COLLEGES 3l'lo6
for Ffmary schools IN each Coaa,y......f-564 5
Total AK ~
Inis incnces only the lands surveves art ua-
Tented there are some 800 600 acres more o.
ctfed Dy law - be surveyed for he 2r!ry OF com
mon schoolpurposes.