New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18


t,r,,s had touched s4l ggSi and according 10 some TOT
,s,s IS IN, c>cd 81 sil asii One Circumstance which
las sided ,ho urwar movement of ihe funds consists IN
dc Chauccn,r IT the k,chcqncr having given notice
tlrcrsh a., hank vi England that he is ready to discount
a. &c rsic II ~ cent certain payments amounting aNo
cvh,g IL AEsSNNto which viii NOT fall due oil lanuiry
r,At ncs, payments iOr stock. the holders OF which
rs.,G ~ atIt the now OF conversion proposed at
he cnwmc u,vm,ut oi The year.
The srucial trade vi the country in satisfactory
co,d,son The weather had continued favorable and
Hyvsdssus under this and the improved appearance Of
Eastern rnSasrs had de lined within week 3D. 2 ID on
WHEAT Cd q ~ On -Four Com firm Cotton was duh
and heavy
Mt Tdwarl Wilder Mining Engineer Of tho North
Csrolna Copyor Co. has just made airport of the oond
on of hs nine which is considered 10 b. highly satsac
tory 10y those interested in this enterprise lie states that
tic ay in getting forward the machinery has been
bairassre but that the extraction Of 1000 barrels OF ore
weighing fnm SEQ TO lO2o pounds net OF high percent
sce besides q sucis quantity lying on the surface
capable Of making over 500 barrels speaks volumes
M favor Of the mine when take into consideration that
ST different points OF the lode the mine Herer has ap
ssrtI itslcr than u roc does
The rpor gives the following the present appearance
OF tie mine
The lode, from the commencement Of operations for
coyper ore and depth Of sixty feet has been very
ai nearly horizontal but carrying perfect walls from
this dev;f the underlay has changed very materially for
the better and in travesnS the side of the shaft
porton Of the lode carries three separate and distinct
veins converging slightly below which point they dip 10
deg SIX feet fahom, and in one deepest level take
In some thirteen feet of mineral ground, changing again
lis urLerlay 10 three feet sthOm On the south side Of
the .haii have the lode four feet wide capable of
lode in another level three feet wide yielding seven lns
z fothom; in lowest level one hundred feet deep
thirteen feet of ground carrying suitable for the
oushers and in the stope north OF the small sha good
lgda No. well
for the crusbess
This therefore the actual position and appearance
Of the mine regards prospects for the future ex
traction Of ore and which cannot be equaed by any mine
The force employed at present in the mine is seventy
FIVE and boys consisting OF underground ana surface
men Of which statement forwarded semi monthly, CIV
inc ooCuT s;ion End price per month
Tie mo men our crushers and butchers in opera
ton which viii be BY the middle of the present month
We shall then be able to daily from five to seven
tuns Of No ore about two hundred tuns per month,
and increase that amount by working more hutches
The importance Of the suubury and Erie Railroad is
strongly urged in a letter written by John Tucker Esq,
President of the Reading Railroad which is published in
TIE Philadelphia Ledger. He says;
lst That tie Sunbury and Erie is the shortest, in
tc.ut distance, between the Lakes and the Atlantic "a
That the Allegheny mountains with better grades
than any other line now completed or projected 81 mat
IL equal distance exhibits advantages which DEFY com
petition. Job r. Tyson Esq, IN MS letters on the Com
Of Philadelphia Is equally explicit ana strong III MS
sUpuor Of this enterprise Tie looks upon its completion,
il connection with the present railway communication to
Iittsburpb as the era when Philadelphia will commence
her precedence of New York in the commerce of the
Lake which i GsceTtaned TO amount to tT0 hun.
"6red millions Of dollars per annum-equal in value to
tic whole foreign commerce Of the country. This m-
inense and opuent trade Mr T. says is mpaienty wait
Tor transit. New York, at an expense Of s2iOOOOOO,
md Baltimore at expense Of sljooo0O0, are struggling
t. participate in is inappecabe benefits. The prize is
really within the gTGsp OF our great emporium
Tie following Is an Oical exhibit Of the commerce Of
Now Orleanf for the quarter ending Sept 30, 1883;
cffs 81 PSstf
at c1ssfc pTcd1ce American Vessels..... 4t5SiJ
rciis produce "a Foreign vessels lbly
American z355
ExItrs Eofs l.eIeEzLdss Foreign yesscs.... lf1J
Tea of tie third quarter @7S56O
meeting Of the Directors Of the Utica and Bnghamton
Rsfotd held At Utica Wednesday, relative to tbs
COMMENCEMENT Oi that work Tie Ltca GdZeUe says;
We understand that the preliminary Tor the
contraction q the osd have been fully perfected and
j. tie intention Of tie Directors 10 Immediately commence
iie wofk Janes Hsi Of Portland Ne, competent En-
aineeg Who was recently engaged by the Straight Linz
COMPANY. hhs been selected 70 survey the route.