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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Messrs. Clarke, Dodge & Co. sold tod.

Messrs. Clarke, Dodge & Co. sold to-day
$4,000 Georgia 6's to an Illinois Bank
There is moderate inquiry Tor trst-class
Railroad Bonds for transmission by the steamer The
market is very firm
The Times of Saturday copied cOmmu-
.ncson to The ~. Louis Repa6lican of recent date
charging Mr. Jno. Brough, Prcsident of the Mississippi
and Atlantic Railroad with hastily and premsturey OBJ
tanning Stock subscriptions to that Road The pater.
nifty Of that communication is quite obvious indeed it s
shown on the face OF the article straight line Road
from New. York and Philadelphia through Indianapolis
and Terre Hsute to 81 Louis is what the public wsnt
and will have If this Road is made there will be but
little for the Road from Terre Hsute to Alton or
the Road frun Cincinnati by way of vineennes to 81.
Louis hence the sensrveness OF parties interested in
those iines We assured that Mr. Brough has par.
chased the entire right Of way for his line including
the right over the lands OF the Illinois Central Road
and that his right exists to make the Road without
asking the Legislature for any further power after
having first obtained the rgh, of way, any enc read.
ing the General Railroad Law Of Illinois must at once
perceive. Able counsel have go said without doabt
or hesitation after careful examination OF the subject
Inc communication in the -, Louis paper is nothing
more nor less than what is publicly said Of doors by
certain interested parties There Is No charge in ina.
article that The Read Il not projected on the proper
route. However, whatever difference OF opinion taer,
may be on al these points, the money Is provided 70
make this Road, and it will De made in the coniny
eighteen months.
The aggregate receipts of the Vermont Val
ley Rosd for July, august September and October
have increased between % - cent over the same
period Of last year The November receipts sre mo-
yet made up but the freight receipts 80 2 cent
larger thsn last year The above Increase has been
rcgular-hsving been in July shout = Y cent August
80 = cent, September 80 z cent and October 81 y
cent
As an evidence ef the immense business
doing BY the Ere Road il !. noticed thsi 7oOO bSs.
rolling freight were received Dankirk in one week
Of November.
A purchase of 5000 tuns English Rails has
cen made BY Messrs Gilbert Johnson for The WI
Transport and Elniira Road.
The receipts Of the Vermont Centrn and
Canada Railroads for the month Of cctober not yet
accurately sseertSined, are now esmsied at sSAooo
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mtY1lTln9s 'ssss''s'
And al he in operation probably in three years
Imperts for the week ending December 6.

L,rsSo5-qoo b-e, Cotton hIs7 bbs Flour 9i5 do N7,l
smb VIZ ~ o. e., c R 20 o & 3 ,. s ~ 10,
whaebone 80 do Chec- sts2s DO Mnnusured Totco 100
fasls Quckgve cs Bronze Narcaroa 80 DO lni Rob
her GC' do 'eneer; d. -, o de- 9-9' 40 so
OIL box Broom l6 hhd Iohaeco 5000 stve' % boHes Old
o47 bb. Naval stores. 40 do Flour Gs 10 oil
Cake 20 ck OIL Cake % css Iobacco Roe ID Nnlaured
Tobacco bbs Apples l2 by cocs io,c Beef i 3d. Rce,
Cost-isb,5bu,h whea, ..52 obs. rlour.
bb's Fo4r -D do Naval sfpr,s 3eH stoves
400 = Cheese, c Beef so lush WAea' y 10 Msnuiacuf
B.sS,sl1 cases India bber Goods 10 10 Tobacco mid, To
Gr No1n is~rc,, colo,. et Floor. 10 DO Apple,
Manufactured Tobacco POKE, wuioN CLASS 80 oNs ln
rs WIS., Ispr.-3 tb, PORK 10 d. Corn Meal 9i
Bread ~ do Pour - DO RICE ~ io Potato TO- apple
Peas 90 andes do Drugs ~ hhds O Meal y Horses
u Mules 1850 saCos 30 ha,ce, 20 Woodwae -
B.rr.u HO.pra.' % tbls Rect 32 90 Fou n Do sp Bread
6o@ oS r@. .S III rais rs do a. d. LSsh
le do Chcc~c h Hans 2a5 6ss Candrs - ss Cordil
d sosp 1' 20 ts. coae ca.lS wne
Bn Gm.s-uO bb' Corr Meal SCI do Four. DO Spirits Of
1urpen'ne 100 do Pork, Go Apple bO,i lbs Lard 20 bush
Corn 100 h' PEI outs 200 hHs Candle hid Tobacco 00
D4sn Ws.r COO lb. Flour 100 So IN Meal 80 DO
Por1 20 DO Aes DO Lard o. 2Ol bs Hams liza 90 Mind
Tobacco. ION Lard 81 bss Csnde p. Castings gross
wai,he 80 bas Peas ?: plss Drugs Shoes 10 Linens
SO DO Vine GQ mats Cassa
do Lamp pls Dues - eS DRIED Fish 10 coils op u cases
Com Meal = 10 Bee e! DO Pea :! do shp S 'iy & onoa
8 do Poiaios 90 Apples y DO cs IN lbs Lard 6l3 DO
ado Biscuit 10 bags Pepp-r 30 bz.. FIRE CncAcrs.
Cr-tG shool' 20 go Hoop. 9 pks Machinery q do Hard
bbs Naval s,ores 81 ooi- kope. 10 gall whae OH,
locstooys Aod pcs fue 20 Pies Drug 81 gals Sperm o.
MsIco.4 bushels wheel IS pIss Seed. ease. Clothing
earn ~ woolen. ~ and Machinery 6 pss-
Ale Csmpheue, sperm OF, no N. Batter
Stationery ~ hss Types Ps Pres Gaze Ks e. a-e lou
b. sperm Cap. IS bib r. Powder. so a.e- f.b u
n
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Markets-C.Rr'uAY REPORTED F , rnE TSeuSr'
ASHES-The market il UNCHANGED the demand moder-
ate sales Of 10 hbs at 81 62 81 6S3 for roIs and
g. IS for Pearls.
COTTON dull and continues heavy; 1000 bales have
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Our market fer the low grades Of
State and NefteIn Flour "a the receipts large
and the Eastern ana ppg demand moderate but At the
abatement thers an active speculative inquiry cos NJ
with buoyeDcy The better grades firm but not act
Canadian rather lower but most holders rn At
extreme figures TIE Gales Loco bbs AZ s. ~ 8 49,
Canal are 9No bbls At Sass ~ for Stare-manly 81
s. o6 IS 250 s. Sl for common 10 rood Ohio and mixed
demand for the Pacific Coast the trade buy spanngy The
sales 800 bhls g ia s. 56 TO- mixed u GOOD
stTssh brands aud s. IS So - for fancy Rye Flour
IN better demand sales Of 100 bb az ~ j0dsi 6 for
fine. Corn Ma l. very rm-the supply vey mc3ser
Sales Of 70 bbs Jersey ct 81 81! Brniywne - Buck
wheat Flour u IN good demand 81 = - . a. 100 H.
GRAlN-Ne notice better Geusnd for Wheat for mill
ng and for export At rather better prices The receipts
large, brtw less stnnsency IN elghts and better
bush good 70 PRIME Canadian az q l2 81 "a; 100 bush.
good prime red Gcnesee ~ IS aud upward so bush
via New Orleans - e76sl 10. Rye steady and fair
quest Sale. OF 500 bush about 92c. Barley plenty
firmly held 3d55c for State aud Western DO good 10
be bad by Lelog thu. Jersey scarce jJGS2c
Corn rather better particularly dry Southern yellow old
quiet The demand - mainly foT the home trade Of the
East The ss,s 270O bush g. ale for new jersey
72G7Sc for southern white 7S7ic for southern yellow
and 7807gc for " es:eTr mixed
WHiSKl-The market IL iTmer, the mend more act
I've, sales of9O bbs At q 2>c fSI Ohio % SIC Pr
on. the latter nee with short time Dr g isquie a. Isl
time snd interest.
PRONlslONS-Ourr market ior Old Pok quite dull, and
Mess s easier : selling slowly 10 the trade former
figures The sales so bbs al SIS i2l as p fo- old
Mes sls 81. 10 for City do SIC for do Prime
ara Slo Sd u e3 for old Prime Beef Is rather better,
percusIly Country Mes The sales SO bbls al S3d
10 tor Country Mes Sl2dsl2 81 for Vermont do SlSG
siS - oi hspaeted Chicago and Sl4 e5aSi 50 for exIa
40. Prime IS quiet AZ s5ds6 u for Country and Civ
fnme Mes - N far demsnd and firm Sales Of $40 tee
good OHIO a. Els - Beef Hams are ST .dy but NOT active
Sales OF o bhls Vermont SIS Dressed Hogs are plsny
sna piers easier Sses al 97ic. Lard sell az IN retail
o,' al - &c Butter plenty and heAvva - PIE for
ono and y &c for Western DAries Cheese Is dull and
IAthef lover. Sales AZ 81 d9tc
"OOL N good demand but the cAcity aud enhanced
S,i'es AZ rtstrctDs transsctions few lots Domestic
ft'e a. sod az zoe Pulled VEN aud pricc- are
OF hr advance: The public sale OF Dresn has supplied
Manufacturers Tor the present FF-
UT ~ Is steady So Hlsts Java sold to-day a. He
10 90 no ~ ssc- and 100 DO MAracs 10, n agc
mSLASstS Is hrn. 80 hbs Ncw.Orieans sold 81 Soc
~ hhds. Porto Rico al SIC '
SUGARS arr quiet so boxes Br,xn H,va,. sol5 s.eie
w bots Muscoysdo At 5d6;c
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Passengers smiled

4, ,,,or.b,, G.o,siq r. frfa--aH-Isut x. Raio'
4 Iel, ! Moor J. Bumenthsn and Trend. r. X stoo-',
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E-,Jy " n PANE ..r- "a. md children = p. He S'0
=, ~ - - So. t,s, Ru.h Green. NJ G Camp
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Boter - and az, - :, a. e. y, .rsv - 49,
3uu ."4 Ts OIL I'm ; Cone and ~ Jam.
Is I beipf' iFnaS 10 @ -. -, NJ. A
Co,pI ~, w ~ az - s.rn " vor,,, J Ketey
a. ~ n .i,-o,I ~. Whecer NJ. H,r-e, Sal
= :, -f 49,, ',..ire, ~ Non T. NJ.
,,ar =, - = "a $50, r C,de-. ", G,o4nln =
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Rcccin,. Of Prodrce....Dec 6.

Rytbe E1M R,rsr Bcas-l904 bbs Flour, 200j co Pro-
v,sors &C do Ashes lla7 10. Whisky, Lin d Beet 50
CSC bush Wheat AGO DO. Barley eco d. Rye, l53pkgs
r. ne N1r- York asd Ere Railroads, 100 bbls. Flour
~ pIes Butter so9 sides and 2 rolls Of Leather s4
ntfs Chefse 29 bhls Beet 30 Hols' 10 Casks Whsky
Il 70 Asbes coo sacSs Oats bbls Wax l4u sacks Feed ll5
40 Wheat . do Buckuhea Flour, II ools Potatoes, :
5sies Wool a bbls Appe@ DO Ezgs 81 pk-s Dried Fruit
n do Beans lC2 sheep 50 head Ctte ~ bales Hay,
caIv,s s,sck Is Giuseug. bbl. Pork, do. CIDER
By he Ner Yors 1-f Neio Haren Railroad ~ boxes
s 20 cases ard bles Domestcs l90 bales and 90
p,ner q bales Cotton Bats do LeitheT, 10 cases Hard
ware 10 Steel % 40 Hsts 9j do Clocks bbs Cider
DO Aprles do Beans 9pkgs Butter, 90 bales IwIne 10
pkzs. sundnes
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New-York Cattle Market. .. Dee. 6.

d, .'N''FTteo Nf Tbs '. ! Irllre.
Il bee'es a. the WASHINGTON Droye-Yard so-,,- n
pnls M ~. ttNls;- 1nd A. Chamberlsins Hudsou RIVER
Shssn 10 = Is1t Oh kooinsonst For Cows and Calves
SIR - Sos' ans also :oI Beeves) a. Brow-n9s IN
= = "a rest aa-av- ard also a. ChAInberIius
w AshiSSroS DSovE-YAKD-Thes upnli.s # Reeve,
'sea Of 1s,eraly ewing il u pres5l 70 the 80
IT,. oes' 10 Consequence Of be il;e r.n storms
49, 80 - 50 bead IN the ys.d since or las. and
.ans i 80 - On to cents & b. Nakct elo-ed = S
Nv % eit over ansOd (co bead we're souther
nAor NNS =. Lower Bulls HEAs)-OH--rd. & 900
snssp ac L x a. but asa sOd pries, ranging Al
for the latter. Cows 1ad CayvsSO os.rra - 81 "a
from 81 81 TO SIS So NAa ~ A0'a ~
Al CHAssERLA.Ns-lHr psos RIvER Bulls Hs.pA
OSsred CSC Beef Gaze az sod At from s. 70 Sc 10
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK. .
Cleared.

steamshpsUuc sam. NEW %. Aspnwan p Mls' Geors1
Porter AspnNa Roberto Petrol sampson ST Thomas and
Bermuda y Cunsrd
shpeGoden Gate. Bsr.ow sen Fraosoo numbers Hri-er
Prince Meyer l. ndon Gnnnel huiurn Co. ffEJ,me-
(Br) Hoyi. Savannah, ID. Pilingon-
BsrksNefnon. Faye, savannah surses Chairman CO.. Jdb
bee. Parker Pond Gilman 4 Mtck sltka (Ru-s.
" eekmsn. London. schmidt a Blch5n.
big MlaIzo Ncho- Noble. Fos'cr Scser-on. Balfc
Swr-ns Soroi Ackery swallow Jelenl, - John, NIB, H.
4 :. kowland
SchoOner.-Joah Acsnaf. Merrill. Sacn. j. r. White Co. r.
leW Berry. Port and. " Lesis kvcr glade ktite. JACK
onvle Brett Vose Co d. a. Warner Hammond Charleston
y T. MoCready Co Lagranrc Young Portsmouth, Waigh s.
knoH Nrsnia hh lumurf, Warrington sc. ytn Bfunt &
sfh ursh, Wal Jsck-nv Peck church Columbia, Wn
low Mort "A. Sturfes.. ~ a Co Pyrnlh Rex Lacy
Bos'os Dayton Sprssue Hamilton. Dayioa Alexandra. &c
s;nffess Chairman Co Laurel Carver, Iradi d, cuha H.
BruoAman-
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$5O000@ sisLIIHA lux E. and nd MS Us

IT y y
ROAD BONDS for SALE.-These Bonds are available "a
bans for banking in Wisconsin, by aw of the State sp
proved BY the people the late election they the only
Railroad Bonds IN the State that can be so used.
The receipts VI the 81 miles OF road onpeted were for
the month OF October past s5072 SIX miles Of tho
road are brought into tis day IL viii be completed
SIX miles further by the first Of December next; and 70
Janesve, II miles, from Milwaukee BY the 18th Dec.rn-
Der next DELANO, DUNLEVY Co, No 10 Walst
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NNhnicrs.

The Jotn E1sbcth of New io ndou san Fancsco spoke
Sept ai 20 y 54 W shp city. Eidss NeH Bedford
Ochok sanlN Islands i below and deck Dad OF
oil and one.
CIT the Chariot San Francisco, spoke Aug =
Sea hip Brun wick Wing Dartmouth Oh ts season
sp,ken-Oct 81 lat Is - s. long ri 20 W whaling
bark showing white signal Nth the Letter II IN q
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Tar c.tso .rs sails Of Br hrg B-h Quten he
forr rev -,c VIZ, rtd ind Ba WI probably be- saved
I'm Psdc pha for Portland with coal siatsd TO
have teen lost y and whe,e not reported
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Ocean GfPnuDPrs.


Esey. .l el rofa ir- pol. o. Bosom NoVeul er =
Az - sal. from Ii-r, POI for Nev Nort Der'nher
lf.es ~ sailed fou Liverpool o- New fors Dcceui1fr :
"a ash nrt0r sas from south nr'oa for View York Dec
Can. a $50 sals from 1--we pool FOR Boston. December IT,
pae A. - ssls from Liverpool or New fort, December ~
Ass ~ sals from rerroo 'or Nev fort, De-euloef IT,
Uumtc< Sails from eouh nr'on FOR New f0rt De eTner =
Imer,ra sal from Lverpoo Tor Boston. December 70
Bait .sais nom Lfs-fp-i' nf 80 I'.s
from s54th.sgon Tor NeV foFs, about De- q
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By telegraph,

Esw ORLEANS De, AR shps John " Wac, NeT fora.
si6-1rr Fanny smith H. X. y. he Ndae Lsws wh'snsn.
Yrts. ard Jenr" Dean
below steamship Cherokee.
81 suliana swallow Indians. and ss'qgeharI.
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To Mariners.

Tn, cas- iron erected the Northern Bluff, Grand
Turt VS. Hum nate nh Of Otobcr. The
Tnrf EdHd Rooa Ga.sft s7y ihat the gh burned hcuufuy
the fashes al uccoedng revolution exceedingly beau
tiui ..,
Ruoy 10 BE- pared Rok Beaver TAI ish' BY
order Of the Lighthouse Bolrd
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Markets.. Reported By Te.>syaJA.

cy.siEsToS Dee 4-CoTTON-S4les to-day go bales
,si1slc The narkf. shows no change
ca.piEsToH Pee 6.-COTTos-Sale- 20 day 100 oales,
Of Il G9.c The market unsettled, bG there Is
no quoiatle change . ,,. =: -. .. ,,
Nrw-ORLEGss. De- e-CoTToN - N aotiye de'n'Id
=
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nWIDEND NOTiCE.-STATE of CALL
~ FORNIA SEVEN PER CENT CIVIL FUND

BUNUN. -.
TIE interest falling due the st lay Of January 1883
tie SEVEN PER CENT CIVIL FUND BONDS of the
STATE Of CALIFORNIA, and which made payable IN
this City m paid and after that date presentation
of the proper coupons at our office.
MINSLOM. LANIER& Co No % Wall-st.
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Passengers Arrived.

packet ship inds,o Foster. from LirrPoo M and Ms
child and Lieut. 0cof 81 the Norwegian Amy
In bark Elizabeth from Maiaea-Chrstan Rhelander, Mara
Rhei ander. Henry Rhtiander.
bark Eiia Barss from BtrMsda-John Harriet and James
Howard Howard hase; Susan Many aad Mary SIM
mo James Jones and John Smith.
IN byg ReapGOr. from HnmGcod, P.R-hr. BuN.
n brg h0Hserrafc from BoHaire-Mrs. Mouel
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEW-ORLEANS--
NEw.ORLrASs Oct 81 1852 BY virtue of the thirty
seventh section of the act of the Legislature the State 81
Louisiana entitled An Actto Consolidate the City New
Orleans and provide tor the and adnnistrs
of the fifth section Of the act supplementary thereto and
providing for the Incorporation OF the City OF Lafayette
with the City of Orleans, approved on the day,
and Of the third section OF an act entitled Act suppe-
mentary set TO Consolidate the City OF New Orleans,
and provide for the government aud management Of ts
aairs' approved March II, 1892 and for the purpose Of
paving the the entire debt of the city,
and OF meeting all obligations OF the old corporation and Of
the late First, Second and Third Municipalities and City Of
Lafayette, maturing during the year 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this Office,
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY, 18th Decem-
Der next 1881 u O'Clock NJ for the purchase Of all or
any portion ola series OF THIRTEEN HUNDRED BONDS
OF THE CITY OF NEW.ORLEANS, for the sum Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH. said Bonds to b
dated the FIRST OF JULY 1882 payable in FORTY
YEARS nj the office of the Treasurer of the city with
teTsst coupons S attached thereto at the rate Of SIX PER
after the first January, 1853 in the City of NewYoh,
the first of January and the first of July OF each Pro.
the Oy of New Orleans and addressed Adophe Layet
Secretary the Board OF Commissioners OF the Consodat
ed Debt Of the City OF New Oeansto BE- opened and the
Bonds adudcated the highest bidder the 18th Decsm
Der, at noon, aforesaid
TERMS OF PAYMENT.-Cash, Tor in any Of the inter
est COUPONS obligations OF the old city, OF the late First,
Second and Third Municipalities City Of Lafayette ma-
turing 1883 lat the option Of the purchaser oneourth
onthe frsto January oneionrh on the to March ono
fourth the first u May and the remainder the rs Of
July 1885, with per cent per annun interest rom Jana-
airy 1853 the Commissioners reseryins the right 20 retain
ten per cent of the Bonds audcated guarantee foe
compliance with his contract on the part Of the purchaser
The further reserve right rejecting any
all bids.
D. CROssMAN. Mayor
o. DEBUYS, Controller
VIM. III. GARLAND Treasurer.
w. r CONVERSE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEES,
Boa4d of Aldermen.
OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET Secretary.
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- ,.lv.. 90 n, sale All taken at from ~ ~ 70
80 sb~en and oCo ale AL bat 90 dis,
- A. froTn 81 20 10 - 509s - for s5eePi and
IN s. 70 g. 50dsf f0r Lambs
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financial.

OFFICE CnlzsNs' FIRE Insurance Co
December 8, 1852 :
nWlDEND.-A Dividend OF Eight per cent
~ has been declared THIS DAY, payable on demand at
the Office No. 81 Wa,rst. J. VI MCLEAN, Secretary.
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y 49, 49, CLerlLnnd HeraM of Iast Monday nOtices

the arrival there Of thousand tuns Of IRON or Inc
Lawrencebureh and Upper Mississippi Railroad
three thousand tuns Tor the Belefontne three thou
sand ns for the junction eight thousand tuns for the
Norwalk and Toledo, and four thousand for the Co
lumbus Pioua and Indiana besides other Gu nties 10Y
the Lake Shore and other roads centerng there This
iron is shipped to Cleveland to be cut and Il then re-
shipped fol is several destinations.
The Boston Atlas Of Saturday publishes the
following information relative to mining affairs at Lake
Superior
We learn tho, the Pittsburgh Copper Company are
about TO declare n dividend Of 81 y y snare, MAKING
sl5 for the year The profits have been 81 :, snare
In the month Of gust the quantity OF copper Wered
from the Cliff Mine q tuns l2i4 bs. In Snptem
ber il was l0J 400 be IN October y was lOI TINS
lS3e be In addition 10 the copper delyetci AZ inc
landing above there were on hand about lOO tuhs
OF copper stone stamp work and 300 tuns OF copp r
the latter awaiting delivery. The fire when occurred
IT the mine IN October the loss by which was estimated
at $4,000 Seems 10 be estimated at 5000 only
A meeting was 10 be held at Sag Hlrbor,
Long leland on Saturday evening, to take into con
sideraton the expediency Of constructing railroad
from that village TO Riverhead.
The ChicagO Tribune furnishes the following
table Of lines Of railroads two hundred miles in
length coming into that place, which are either 92ilt
or in the cOurse Of construction
Mies.
Boston via Albany Niagara, Detroit LOO
New-YOrk VIA Dunkirt, Toledo .............'.... wv
Philadelphia VII Pittsburgh Fort Wayne 80
pai,ir"oIs ia Wheeling Colu,nIrs ........... $50
Ney,oIE via Cinc'rnsti aid Chicsgo........... 900
Charleston and Savannah, viz Louisville and Indian
spOlis, Nashville aud Evansville l,VV
e. Jopis Alton Nd and Bloomngton..... go
Onircv and 81, IT, ............ 900
Rock fslnnd Perm and Toilet 2O0
DUBUQUE GsIona and Chicago 300
Illinois and Wisconsin via Fon du Lee 20 Lake Su- 80
perlOf
Lake Shore, Mwaulec and Green Bsy............. Do
n.~,-.,. 7Gs0
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YO CONTRACTORS.-P are re-
Il quesed for the graduation, masonry timber bridging
and track laying of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEHAE.
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany to bingham
ton distance, lf0 miles
The line will be- ready the inspection on
the 10Th November and proposals will be received until The
9th December
The work will be divided OF about five miles
each aud contractors include in then proposals many
of these q may suit their convenience.
The Company the rgt 10 accept Of such propo
sails their Judgment viii best the prompt
structon OF the road
All TO be- sealed and endorsed Proposals. for
the Albany and Susluehannah Railroad" and directed 70
J. p. KIRKWOOD, No Il5 Safest, Albany.
The plans and proiles can be the Engineers Of
6ce No iI6 Attest Albany and after the 18th NoyeD
Der " here further information be obtained.
Il. G. DELAVAN, President
JAMES Z. HARDWOOD Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of tho


" CONSOLIDATED DEBT vi NEW-ORLEASs-
kEwORLEASs OCs 81 l852By virtue of the tnirt soy.
enh SECTION Of he act Of the Legislature Of the State Of
Louisiana, entitled An Act consolidate the CITY OF New
Orleans and provide Tor the and
ofits affairs approved Feb g 1882 and Of the fifth s.con
OF the act tntery thereto sd providing the in
Orleans approved on the day and for the purp Of
fsndng tie cebt Of the old city The late First Second AID
Third MUNICH alitles, and City of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office for
the exchange just and equitable computation Of inter
city ana Of the late First Second and Third Munic
ana City Of Lafayette, for BONDS Of the CITY of NEW
ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY, 1881 atFORTY YEARS
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS sach payable at the
Office Of the City Treasurer with ners, coupons attached
Thereto at tie rate Of SIX PER CENT Der ennum pava
BE IN the CITY Of Newfork lst January and Let july
each year the interest Obligations offered EXCHANGE "A
above, 10 be calculated let January 1853 at which
time interest on the Bonds 70 b. lssued will eommepce
The proposals. 70 be Endorsed Offer FOR excaanv. Of
Bonds &C. Nll be opened sHd ,ctsd upon on the fourth
Monday IN each month commencing MONDAY the I'd of
kovtn Der IL II 1852
Prces Stock Tables adopted the basr of EXCHANGE
lie Conn ssones reserve 20 themselves the rgnt To re-
Jet any or al bda
coNNIssIoSrRs
A d. CROSSMAN Mayor
O. DEbUiS. Controller
WI II. GARLAND, Tressrrer
VIM. CONVERSE, Chan man Finance Committee
>, - Board OF Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Financ. Comnittee
A LNEI secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen