New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
increased ana portion Of the mOn.y come. forward ia

The prvste letters by the steamer indicate little pause
In business in OF the threatening appearance
of the Eastern question but all that we have seen express
the belief that the affair will be peacefully settled There
ia moderate amount Of orders principally from the Con
peni for our securities and hear Of some transactions
Of fair extent in Railroad Bonds One letter from London
mentions that equal TO lis bad been offered for three mil
lions of the Erie new loan lsecond morgage)
There was dull business at the Mining Board today
but prices sustained The sales so shares North
Carolina II 100 shares North Carolina, boo, III 100
shares Hwasse, g. The market prices Of last week
bid for many OF the stocks in the list but buyers ask
ed advance We heard Of further sales Of North Ca
roina after the Board at II McCuoch Gold at 81 Ulster
"a, &c. MoCuloch Is held at 3ld4
Adviees from London that Mr. Foot has disposed Of
the Brunswick and Florids Railroad Co.'S Sterling Bon1s
in payment for the iron for the road Shipment OF ras
from Liverpool for Brunswick will commence immediHey
The iron for some miles Of this road arrived some
weeks since and il being laid down.
Mr. G. s. Winston has been elected President Of the Mu
tusl Life Insurance Company vice Mr. Collins "ns mas
been for a number of years President Of the Company
The aggregate imports OF two weeks past are SV''%
against 90 963 O2s same time last year.
Judge Lane and T. G. Litchfeld, ESQ., have been aP-
pointed Commissioners by the junction Road OF Ohio to
settle the deais Of consolidation Of interests with the nor
wslk and Toledo .
In relation to the experiment made on Saturday with
ONE Of the McCulloch ores to which we alluded yes'er
day, The Ezpress says;
"The NeCuloch Gold and Copper Mining Company,
sst week submitted quantity of gold procured rom
heir mines tn the process Of crushing and am
by aid Of quicksilver, to machine Invented by Perry
q Gardner Esq The machine when na1 Deen uSeI iO'
he first time fully perf- ted and not F-tandng
an imperfecton in the amagsmaor (sinee correced oy
which a quantity Of quicksilver escaped, the pro1ucnon
ss az follows $50 Ms of ore produced II dsts of gold
worth go which is equal 70 $40 bushei ana ths ye'd
would have been It'll larger had this leak not have existed
in the amalganator We present AT the exper nent
and the result proves the excellent qnay at thu machine
and richness of the This machine is capable when IN
full operation with 10 horss power engine Of crushing
sipole machine wond take from the mines at mininum
amount equal to $4,000 y day
letter received from the mine to day. states that with
the common Gillian mill 1000 pennyweghts of gold we're
| taken out in twenty hours.
The present propretors Of the Northwest Mining Con
pany Of Lake Superior have agreed to dispose of their
lands mines Improvement. and effects a company,
10 be Organized under the general law of New York. and
TO be called the "New-York Mining Company of Like
Superior" The New York Mining Company will start
with capital of million of dollars, represented by
100 900 shares of ten dollars each. They will possess
most valuable prcpey in fee simple entirely free lrsn
debt and with working cash capital in the treasury OF
two hundred thousand dollars There has been already
expended upon this property about s25ooO and the mine
have pro duced in pure copper amount equal to $40
q53 TO- in cash. previous 10 the lst of January 1853 aud
there is now in raDsitu from the mines to market $4,000
pounds more Ofmefsl.
There are pow employed at The nine3 force Of about
80 men, and the estate embraces 1850 of mineral
lands Besides waterpo in abundance there
engines erected for crushing and washing the ore and
tensive buildings for doing the business.
We find the anDe1ed in relation to Of the Virginia
mines, in The LOudoH Aeps:
"The Liberty Mining Company have received s1vces
and Of the mill operations at the Vaucuse Mine TO
the l4tb lust from which appears that SOP o. II dTts
Of refined gold had been obtained from the crushed up
10 that date and that the prospects of the mine were ex
| ceedngly favorable
At an election for Directors Of the Hudson River Rail
road Company, held yesterday the following gentlemen
were chosen Edwin ID. Morgan, John David Wolfe, Ed
ward Jones Moses H. Grinne, Drake Mills, Joseph Tuck
ermap, Boorman Johnston Hem Young, james Hooker
of Poug pse Erastus Corning Of Albany John Wlkn
son Of Syracuse James C. Forsyth of Kingston Nelson
Beach of Pouehkeepse and at a subsequent meeting
the Board the following officers appointed Edwin ID
Morgan Presidents Nelson j. Beach, Vice President
Thomas b. North Secretary, and John M Hopkins, Treas
| uror.
DR. Daniel Asbury of Charlslte n. C., has recently
published report the gold and copper mines of nd
Hl Rowan Co., n. Z. From the statistics given by DR..
Asbrry il appears that the Gold Hill Mines have afforded
81 500 OOO since their discovery in s3 and that their
praton has led 10 the growth of village OF above 500
inhabitants situated directly the mines The gold
zion covers about square mile The veins are nuer
ous well defined of large size and adged TO be of
ending depth they entirely vertical 10 their positions
They are already down in places deep $50 feet
Tie average Yield Of the by the first process is 81 50
rer 100 lbs Tie sands then reweshed five times by
different parties The report also refers 10 the mine
az Dorm in Edgeed c. Ia this mine, the report says it
has been very result for the bands average
$50 each per dsyl single blast of powder has often
thrown out $500 in fragments OF gold. which the miner
could at once step forward and gather up in his hand
This mine is yielding 5000 600 per aunum with force
Of scarcely more than 90 men
Tie earnings of the two Roads annexed folio
Fail River r n. 10 June l..S4s22 10 s9lo21 81
Worcester q Nashua X. X. do ~T7l7 70 6l,@9 90
Thore is 10 be srge sale OF Real Estate at the Mer
chants Exchange tomorrow, 5 Draper officiating
toneer Tie property to be offered belongs to the estates
of the late Gardner G. and Samuel S. Howl and and in
clrles number Of valuable stores and lots in the blsi
ness part of the City, wei sites for residences in that
section more in vogue for dwellings.
The circular of Anthony Dorr Co. under date Of Lon
don May So gives the following quotations fer American
| Stocks:
! Redeemable. Prices.
United States 2 cent Blonde ICES %
United sses6 cent Bonds 1852 l0i dl0
pitcd Setes6 l. Bonds. 1895 ll0lauf
Tinted sses6 657-l868 100 dll0
Z cent Stock. 1862 los d0i