The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22


ending and including Friday, January II, have been
~ follows
Coal 200 tons; coffee 600 bags; dry goods. pacs
gee drugs, A casks soda ash, 81 balsam tolu A
boxes hquorice paste; dyewoods, $4,000 lbs. locwood
fruit $40 bbls, 1910 bxs 35o3 hf bxs 2s64 or. brs
yasins COG trails $50 bys $50 hh bxs figs 40 jars l2s
trails, "a sacks Almonds hides, $685. ivory nuts 20
bags; ron 5Ss bars railroad from 1854 bars, 53 bdls
bds hoop 100 tons pig 200 tons scrap 765 plates
india rubber $40 bales. leather pkgs, IA casks skivers
had $50 pigs; metal 100 cases sheathins oil 1000 jars
steel 1897 bds 80 seed 100 bags spirits 100 dem
johns anniseed brandy; $50 boxes spices, 30 hf
baeco COS bbls so ceroons casks vinegar, 200 half
hb vine, 600 bbls, 100 half barrels; wool 20 bales
Nooucn waste
The stockholders of the Merchants Bank. of Bos.
ton, have unanimously adopted resolution to petit
lion the Legislature for permission to increase their
capital stock from three to five millions of dollars.
The foreign commerce of the port OF Ogdensburg
during the year 1852 was rs follows:-Imports in
American and British vessels, paying duty, 1928 $780,
imports in American and British vessels, free Of
duty, 81, 57l; imports in American and British YES
sels warehoused, 7,ls3; imports in American and
British vessels of specie SAT $40 Exports of foreign
merchandise, other than goods in bond, $243 ,674;
experts of foreign merchandise, in bond. sos 1872;
exports of domestic produce, $253,l2j.
The albany Argus gives the following sketch OF
the features of the Railroad Consolidation bill which
II now before the Senate of this State
1t provides fer the union consolidation OF two
railroad companies into company, alter oh
tanning consent in writing OF majority in amount OF
stockholders of the corporations proposing to consolidate
Those sbjectng to the consolidation 10 notice. in
writing within thirty days after being notified of the
posed consolidation and to state the amount claimed for
their stock.
In .aoe NJ Tho re,sal of tho u, pay te
claimed for stock claimed by those dissenting
from such union the stakeholder il to apply to the Su
yree Court for the appointment OF three persons to
praise the value and shall also direct the annerin which
payment to the stakeholder is to b. made The expense
of the apprasement TO be paid by the company.
After the consent is obtained the directors of the two
companies TO enter into such corporate agreement
they may deem advisable, to the term OF years the
anion is to be continued and the number OF directors OF
the corporations which the bill provides sa not he less
than thirteen than twenty. three, and such
other matters not inconsistent with the general railroad
set Of 1850.
The agreement entered into or duplicate of It, to be
6led in the Office of the Secretary OF State and duly
copded-and after such filing, the company TO become
body corporate. Suits proceedings against either OF
the united corporations not ~ he affected in any
by such union.
and authorize the union and consolidation of any rAuroad
company in this State with any railroad company in
another State; whose line TO tho line OF this State
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, the Withdrawals from warehouse and
the entries for warehouse, during the week endins
January 20, 1853