New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

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The ceuanl for moley IS active but the sappls in
ues aturdar, ~ p cent. The Ranks dom shor
rsper freely But are shy Of long dates The Aos1i Il
capital efsrir- m cal i increased
The Illinois Central Road being pushed fcrTSri With
great deal Il energy SAYS TIE lar ifTr o. tie part
Of the contractors There arr 10000 men ~.
sged on IT, Oye- Ice miles Of { already in o.ersiion
VI; from Chicago 20 hsnkAkee and from L'salie g
Bloom ngon About twothrs ~ he distance fron Cairo
20 The Iunctoa graded and ready tor the rail Mis- IN
cudes the FIRST and Second Division upon both Of which
the track layers are about commencing their Abor Ga
,h. second Il work will commence Blk Muddy liver
fr vi ich place engine and ears Tor the construction
train bare lust been sent down On the First Division l.
will commerce at Lower Cash River whore An engine i
daily ,.pec;ed AlArge amount OF materials Tor the super
structure have been landed both these points Within
vesr from this date. the Road VIII probsSy be opened =
entire lsrgih between Chicago and Cairo.
The President OF the South CArouis Railroad Company
submit tie Stockholders The following statement OF thsi
affairs for D., pat * months.
re G Re,sr.of he Road tv ts sen by he Aaiaf''ia
marked nave he'i ~ ~
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N.t rcr. Top l,.t 1 months .ssN ~
l,aerd yer deearrd e. is' haf yeai.'. 'os d"
suru. appropriated TO property s- os
The books II the Belleyile y J Railroad will be
opered in that village on the 10Th ard in Newark thu
nth Of August "a, \rrdrS pFy says
Three routes have been yed tor the rosd-ouo run
ming along the western shore o the rver 10 erhes L sr
ter ard then crossing pursuing me Opposite 'de % me
proposed extension cd the Morris and loses RAILROAD
or cutting through the 10 and crossng the meadows q m
,rsct the New Jersey Railroad another proposed ~ run
down the ,ids o tn river passing ihe cemet+ry ont
,ide ~ low mark. and connecting VIII the Morris
and Issex q the bridge MI o. will shortly be- built the
third snd the oae ~hch viii most probably Dee adopted
starts lieeVle OetSt-a the rNer snd back rais
crossing the latter and running uude' tina h BACK vi th
vey nursery and then crossing The Roomncd Nost' and
mterseciug the Morris Ess-N Railroad near OBJ" quarry
and thence the latter road ~ Newark ana New ork
The choice q these routes VIII he ~ the option o the
stockholders ON the other end Of the line ms contemplated
10 run the road above Bellrve % icqusckRnouk and
finally when such extension Is authorized 90 Paterson,
rters,cting the Erie Railroad The distance from Belle
willie Ia Newark by latter route IL about three miles
Forty thousand dollars already promised, and mo
t,al for rosd and equipments IS estimated AZ only
10000. as the grading Is very light
Dir j y Nhiuey the geoogst has made report
rpou The Cherokee and Beaver copper mining locations
situated in Polk County Tenn They the As the
IiUsss4. location which known in this quarter The
distance of these mines from mark has thus TAR pee en'ed
the working Of them but this difficulty - bang o6vaied
h, making roa 20 Cleveland on the EAst lrnnesee sni
C.,rga ka road when the will have but miles oi
carrase by wagon The deposte OF BLACK OXIDE OF copper
ON a se locations Mr. Whitney SAYS he has never seen
ou.l.o IN any other location At the il~Ass-e Mine IN,
Lk ore 4, said be J feet in width and averages about
two feet thick Beneath Is the undecomposed orc should
this black OXIDE prove 70 average 10 feet only ia width
would yield tJl" tuns 10 the mIe worm Sou oO' Alt
! Whitney report says
Tho CIs .Ok,s C0mpaHgs location the next south
OF that OF tennessee and has the same vein extending
through IL Tor distance of about three quar- ers OF mile
Tie tract contains about 800 The ontcrop ct gd
j. ~ well defined anywhere on the vein and appear
suces indicate that tho vein Is rs well developed on ms
m non As on those further north These arevsry iav"rl
biz situations where the work 81 inning can Dee carried on
win small cost by driving levels Ohths side of the ridges
- pht an les e. IL of the such hs
La.1 commenced near "a small mu base of the
ridse and has been carried in about eighty feet BAT not
sufficiently de 10 develop the character ~ the VEIN
The Beaver Company mas three quarter sections one
south Of the ogn line and the remainder north, 40 seen
ON the dsCrAm Jusi vt lhe north line OF hs 'ocheco
tract and but few rOOds from the Beaver property some
excavations have been made with view 20 proving tbs
cero, but have been abandoned, owing ~ some htgl
uon Nth regard the title Some excellent black oxide
a.. tnund near the small stream almost ~ the sura
Tie outorop Is very heavy indeed at this point and nl
cafes that tn fully wide a. II Is furs r south
The vein Keeps rs north easery course across this uSr
or If the Beaver Company and touches the Of
+ tie London Company location where small opening
ha. been ade in the valley. ALTHOUGH no oltcrop y
,,etfit here d - excavations revealed the existence Of
= hi b ,re though IN what quantity II Impossible
20 .sc,rtan As the hole tul Of water The copper
one seems 20 lie cutie near the surface Al tins extremity o.
Inc Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal have issued
their sen annual Circular exhibiting the proceedings Il
The Board The and condition Of The Cana. and the
Canal Lands aid the general progress OIL the Work 70 the
lst Of June
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Balance n band lot December 10 ~