New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

The earnings of the Concord and Montreal Railroad in
May after deducng the amount paid to the lover roads
Ia same mouths Of s
Ircpeas. hi.
Flint two mouths ausnci.l year sfsas
Fn months Of the financial year 10 iS2..... hea 50
Increase in tSl1 .
FED IA sss,y -
Edward Macomber, Esq, Receiver of the Astor Bank.
has given notice that payments of debts due to the Bszk
must be made to him. and all claims against the Bank
must be fled with him at the office Of Vamum & Co, No.
ll9 Broadway by the goth of August next
The smount of dividends payable at Boston on various
Corporation Stocks and about the LIST proK, is in The
neighborhood Oft two and quarter millions.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad has declared
miannus dividend of per cent.
letter from Mr. w. H. Stevens, dated Eagle River,
June Is, says;
"CHh Mine continues TO produce 40 to le0 uns copper
per month and will ship this month 300 tuns 30 per cent
ore Very 1000 tuns will be shipped this from
the Lake Copper Falls must pay liberal dividends
Il is good mine Toec is reported TO be equally a.
good as the Minnesota Norwich is good mine and will
soon be classed among the dividend paying concerns.
lean will ship about geo tuns and barrel copper this
season Copper Falls about the The supplies for the
bill to authorize the City Of Hartford issue bonds 10
the amount of two hundred and hty thousand dollars to
obtain supply of water, has passed the Connection. Ls
gislaure Il is TO be submitted 10 the people and ia
ority Of them vote in its favor, it will become a law.
The New Haven journal contains the following abstract
of the reports in regard to the Woodbury. and Eastern
Banks.
Messrs Gideon, Willis, Adams White and J. w Dan
forth who appointed by the Legislature 10 inquire
into the state and condition OF the Woodbury. and Eastern
Banks have made their report The stock Of the Wood
bury Bank 100000 was subscribed BY twenty sight per-
arrangement made AT the tise OF the subscription,
iority the transferred 10 Mr. Chttenden who
ever sferwsrd exercised controlling influence in the
A ften ID
count Of this stock for which he has paid The
Cashier and Teller Of the bank had been his service and
President unacquanted with banking ope ations
that CbeDden had difficulty in doing he wished
The affairs Of the bank with the exception fit, connection
with c. have been well managed. As the stock paid
n large portion ofitwa, loaned to Chttenden and he
also intrusted with immense sums as redemption
sgent
The report contains very ample statement Of the
progress Of affairs until the Bank stopped, ut which time
Chiitenden's indebtedness General Account
s59lss 81 Circulation Account, sss6s2 "a Notes for
Collection, s23252 81 Ledger balance domestic account.
t4g- 20 Drats entered 90 his credit 2l3 50 Ssndus
Ky City Bank Loan $1,000. Total sl75506 IS. Secur-
tics Of which the Committee do know the value
Rock River Bonds, $4,000 interest coupons on do.
past due s265 Wilkesbsrre Coal Co stock $500 San
dusky City Bank stock 5000. Total, s5G095-esyin2
balance az sinst WIN. L. ChitteRden Of s99,iIl -.
Just before the failure the President Of the Bank be-
alarmed and succeeded ia obtaining security Of g.
to the amount Of siOO oO and within short time the Re-
ceiyeTs have obtained from Chittenden Woodbury. bank
bills TO the amount of 10000 and bond with surety for
the payment Of 5000 more, which IL the Of
be relied upon will with the assistance Of the IosdArv
! people, relieve the Bank from its difficulties.
The history Of tbs Eastern Bank is about the same.
ChitieLGen obtained a written agreement wi the prin-
cpal Of Daniesonvls that he the parties he re-.
presented should have majority Of the stock and should
nominate the Cashier. Chttenden to be the Agent
Of the Bank and 10 have money Ia prOpon 20 his stock
and il also stipulated that the identical money paid By
him TO the Commissioners should be returned 10 him bl
objections being made, this clause stricken out Chit
ienden owned l73j Of the two thousand shares Of this
Bank. The gentlemen who hsd signed the agreement
above alluded TO- became alarmed before the Election Of
Director and wrote TO Mason Cleveland Of the 3 snk
Commissioner who went TO Danelsonyls and had full
and free discussion with Them but il seems did not fear
any thing further than that the Bank should get under
foreign influence. Frederick Chenden, Of New Milford
chosen President and John Smith, the fathernisv Of
VIM l.. Chitterden Cashier. OF the Directors but two
bona fde stockholders. The Committee detail the
history If this Bank, charging that false and
balances have been frequently made On the frt day Of
last January Frederick Chieudsn esgnsd the Presidency
and Abel Converse chosen who held the Office At the
time Of the failure The balance Of Chitendens indebted
this Intuition is stated at sl239j 60 but there
deficiency unaccounted for Of sl5s00 in money. and
$4,000 in bills This affair appears to be more rotten and
nquous than the other which has enlisted the sympathy
OF the people Of Woodbury. who determined TO sustain
the credit Of their town. The Report recommends no
action by the Legislature but places the facts before il 70
do as Il chooses
It's stated that biz hundred thousand dollars Of the bonds
Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Com
pany have been negotiated by Messrs NJ. Nathss Co.
Of New Orleans, at a rate not made public.
The Washington papers announce the nriYa thsrs oil
Of Hon. John sde United States Senator from Louisisna
on bis way to England the purpose Of negotiating Louis
lana Bonds
An Airline Railroad under the name Of the Cleveland
and ST. Louis Railroad according TO The Toied0 Bia> s
in contemplation The Road according the programme.
ia 10 run direct 10 Paris Indiana where will unite with
Terre Hante and Alton Railroad. The BIads says that
company under the General Railroad Law already form
ed in Indiana and stock taken sufficient in amount to
cure the construction Of the Indiana portion Of the work.
This Road will the State Of Ohio, almost midway be-
tween the BslleontAne and indianapolis Road on oooth
and the Toledo Wabash and st. Louis Road on the North
and will inersect with the Dayton and Michigan HoAd
Lima making the distance between Toledo ana 81 Louis
by this route 800 miles Al Thin Il WIZ intsrsscs
with the Mad River and Lake Erie Road, thus furnishing
+, connection between Slndusky and 81 Louis over -
routs NJ az miles and the length from Cleveland to 81.
Iou;s viii be 400 miles II will also interset with the
1-,do and Norwslk Road and the Ssndusky and kans-
field Read.
The Pittsburgh and Conneisyle Railroad extends from
the Civ Of Pittsburgh to Cumberland, Nd, 80 miles,
where It insersects the Baltimore and Obo Railroad,
forming direct line from Pittsburgh 10 BAlrmofe me
estimated cost Of the road about -four millions aonA
Is grades quite favorable the a.Iinan nfoass ms
mountains being less than 70 fset The 10" oo 'eu
line and the very large smodnt q freight and ohf uns
which now usssss To Balaaors from PttsbWgh ever ~