New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

Ohio Railroad Company Tor the uanspOrtAiloh Of 70
large quantity Of coal 1000 tuns per day, leads
naturally the inquiry Of what IL the capacity OF that
road for bringing coal. Mr. Swan, President Of the
lat road has stated that; with lis single track the rosd
lie equal to the transportation annually Of 10000 tuns,
bu, that with the double track contemplated and pro-
vided for II will be able to bring down annually three
times that quantity, or 10000 tuns.
The canal, however, il far more important
medium Of coal transportation. That is equal 70 bring
100000 cosl yearly, and might, with an expen
dture $4,000 be increasedto capacity ofl0OlOOO
annually. There 10 slso another important eium OF
transportation for coal afforded the Manassas Gap Rail
road connecting the Cumberland coal district with Al
exaudris Va, an important shipping point The build
ing Of this Road Ia aided by large State subscriptions,
aud will be finished within two years Its capacity will
be equal to transportation of 100000 tuns coal an
nuAny
The Directors of the Rome and Watert0vn
Railroad have declared a rnisnnusl dividend Of fire
per cent payable on the 18th of February. stock
dividend Of per cent will be declared the Concord
and Montreal February l.
Land Warrants have taken an upward turn,
and we quote:
l6O acre Warrants ..................Sl52 $50
90 acre Warrants. ................. y 80
40 acre Warrants .................. 40 IL
The small warrants are quite acarce even At these
prices
Land Stocks appear 70 be favorites in the
Boston stock market. The Journal says
Land Stocks were eetive. East Boston declined a.
Cary Improvement Company was steady nt l3l3. Tue
land OF this Company undergoing extensive improve
and when spring opens the appearance OF things
the Cary estate will change like magic. The Eastern
Railroad will soon be opened through The property the
Chelsea Gas Works 20 be extended 70 the houses
the grounds and good supply OF pure water furnished
n the Cary lands do not become desirable Tor residence
IL viii not be In consequence OF lack OF spirit and en-
terprise ON the part Of 10 MANAGER.
WaveTy In quick demand, going Oh AZ quotations
readily end closing at Is bid Wsverly IL no doubt
OF the cheapest If Land Stocks and A. soon rs
OF incorporation Is obtained will probably rise in
market value very much
The new Bank, 10 be located in Safest,
Boston, IL to be called the Webster Bank It Is TO have
q capital Of s2OoQO0o A petition for charter has
been presented to the Legislature.
What effect the Ericsson vessels, If entirely
successful viii have upon the coal regions has been
much discussed A writer in The Philadelphia Ledger
thus answers;
The undoubted effect would be this VIZ Instead Of
Supplying hundred steamers, now, with say 1000
tuns coal day, should be called upon TO furnlsh
1900 marine vessels everything that OSts in fact with
5000 tune day. Besides the land would be covered
with caloric engines The cheapencd power would
labor The greRse that keeps woad propela
oaloric pillow Of loo negropower and other things IN
proportion II IL clear that Providence hss destined the
caoric plow 10 be the peaceful emanepaor II
the slave whom Tor purposes not otherwise possible OF
attainment the Providence sent hither and bound
10 servade to insure cotton clothing Tor mankind As
general principle GOLFERS may ry that the greater
eicicnt service can he produced by tun Of eOs the
more rlus will be required, IN ether words, the
cheaper thing Is made, the more viii be used a. ex'
emplshed IN pine, matches and penny papers.
lad 1th, Laa kaAu in N
demand during the week, and very little hrs,-elAss
paper has been placed below 7a7i y cent. which
the general rates day. For seooAd class the rates
are sac y cert.
Ii is stated that measures are now being
taken by which the Hempheld Railroad viii soon be in
progressive state al rapid rate than for few
months past Il Is generally understood that Phia-
dephis presidents gentleman Of distinguished ability
has been fixed upon BY most Of the directors.
From the biennial report of the Treasurer
Of Illinois gather. tia, from the lsi Of December
lsse to 9th November ls52 beth Inclusive
The total receipts the Treasury for purposeA
including the balance hand on the lst OF December
$50 Si6 752 o. and the totsl payments anouat
$S20GS6 81, leaving balance hand on the 30h dag
oiN0yemeer, lsS2. Of $1,000 To-
the payment of the State deb, Si9s loo 81 which,
together with the balance hand o. the 1t December
lsO inAkes ire Of 1851 1854 OF which he amount
o. SECS 10, Sc has been applied according 10 law, and
the resiase, s 4sl ~ vii be sUhsec % distribution
on the hTsi January EexL upon the principal Of such
State indebtedness As may be presented II that time,
AMI entitled % 6stnbstvc share thereof
The total receipts Of ntercs. fund including the oal
Of sAl III d ca hand on the lss Deefahsr, lSO,
are ssoO5l5 -. The total payments are sC35S0l 10
showing balance IN the Treasury OF soi,7A .
The report says
No,wiGhs tsDdlsg tie extraordinary and unusual pay
enis which have been made u ,be treasury fox de
frSymg the expenses Of tie extra session OF ls2 AID
the expenses Of surveying the swamp lands, together
with tee loans authorized Re inside 20 the pubic IN
ssifutions jacksonville the large surplus Of sl4065 10
has accumulated and il VII be safe 70 estzc thai al
ter al the demands likely BE made from the 81 De
ceI5er 1852 10 the Let Nsrch. 1853 TIE ara quarter
OF the fiscal wear including the expenses krsag from
tAe session q the legislature there VI" III Dc Al IN
expended balance a. The lstseT date Of $4,000.
By the accumulation OF lis large Surplus BOW lying
usees IN the treasury Garnoaishea tbs, here
no orser exists Recess tcr the assessment q two
taA lax oT revenue W poses, us- car Sly c01o % al
teCtSined that sucenf amount Tor tae liberal support
O. cur state Government can BE resized ~ ssscss
nlent o. oue mil upon eseh dollars worth ., taxable
properly, together wh the rcveuae arising from the
Pressns u.scellsneors .ems
u = s1eritsed VIII great deie-rnce % he LeSsE.1re
which may Be salty calculated ION 10 sceras aurnr
t~c coming hscal yesT, eoGl be IN any way more fui
SSo1S az ed 'aAn n he purchase Of TIE Sta.e INDEX
sSnss1 - = tnazkot Vzss. the payments for which
- - = s e-soSSs HsAn tse treasury. without The
gUSr6s and resuicoons
Imports (other than DRY Goods, AZ the no-+
ofAew'fotA Scr tie week eadiss Aal iaeuain- Frssv
Jan. "a ISIS;
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