New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

,.-, or The 10 rsr cent bonds Of The Great West
ON Railroad Company Of limos DE on the 1t OF oc'ooer
vii be rd on that day Al the banking house Of Aeeaan
Roesrs s. Beuent n tbs City
Hen PhIiVs having resigned the Office Of Pre-
-, 90 NJRR DR. :. 5 Darcy former President
~ .ss,sd ph he Ietf for California having held the
ae for seventeen years was re elected on Tnsrsiay oy
a. T;rec,or. Mr. Phenix appointed Chairman OF the
Committee OF Finance.
T Anthracite Coal trade i active and prices stead
.he .avapee though the Coal Companies deriving
~ a advantage from the rise because they. early IN the
es n .od al or neary al that they VIII be able TO bring
n, roarke; The schuyikn Navigation brought down for
tle week ending Thur-day -3@l Funs and ne Read
me Psirosd a Cis Total ron the cch1y XII rson
~ the week 63339 tuns. The shipments on the Lehgh
fr he week ending Saturday las were $3.50 uns being
a. ;nc-esse AZ tuns the hi pnenI for the pre-
cediTg week For the season, they were 69l6e tuns,
sesnst 1875 tuns 70 the ondng TIM la yea
Teoht. on the Canal having been advanced IS per cent
,bers Il resson 70 expect further improvement in the
eellv EXHIBIT The heavy falling OF thus fars owing *
10 the Interruptions to the navigation Of the Dela
ware Division Of The Pennsylvania Canal
A, Philadelphia Money continues IN active demand at
about previous rates We quote first class short paper
ea1oI per cent and second class ct 2al2i Al Bosom
there Is some relief at sSlo per cent Money easier on
call
The time for presentation Of claims against the Eastern
Rank At KlineIv Ct expired the 10th inst l. Is sup
Ioet9 tLct ADO e4''-N-~ '
dollar
The receipts of the Vermont Central Railroad for three
vesrs in the month Of August have been rs follows
.,u.,. .. assl Il s 5ss3i s1 hs'
The September receipts are estimated at ss5ooo.
The OsdensbUrg quoted Of s55ooo and the Rutland
4 Burlington at 100000
The Ocdensburg Road has sold all its Second Mortgage
Bonds at TAR which takes it out Of its financial difficulties
The Rords were taken BY connecting roads who b.
this arrangement secure monopoly OF the business OF the
Ogdersburg
Tie BosfoH Poasays:
The news from the copper region il highly encouraging
Il now stated that the famous I'LL vein has been puli
on the Winthrop location The accounts IRON the Sum MT
end Fulton render il probable that both VIII BE- mines 81
II first class Letters speak Of masses IN the ater W
he former has ~ shafts Of 20 feet each showing rich
and widening vein. The National by new survey, hnds
that the true course Of the Minnesota vein about 100 fee;
further of than was at t anticipated Another m)n'h OF
cross cutting viii probably strike It In the meantime
further shipment % - tuns has been made from the Ma
onal vein proper The whole shipments OF the season
will be worth from $4,000 to 10000 the proilct oil SIN
gle year operations The silver discoveries OF Hon Ifu
Smith are attracting attention
Tie follow ne extract from letter written by F L. La
ser clrk Of the Totoc Mining Company the latest incl
Egen,e received from that nine
"The mine looks wei. There has not been much dons
towards mimi the present month twelve OF the miners De
ing mI loyod in tInberng No and No shafts which
sinking about the middle Of September. At the bottom II
No slaft there Is Splendid show the vein Is about
three feet tbick and full Of copper There was mass
taken down lately which viii probably weigh tun or
more. There four miners drifting east Of NJ 3; they
have large vein in the drift full Of copper They are in
about forty feet from the shaft No shan i hIy feet
der and has n good vein full two feet thick, carrying
stamp work Mr. Sales wished me- to inform YOU that he
would have men put the Algoma soon as possible
Sup lies have been ordered for the Agoma Company for
twoniy men.
W Brooks having been chosen Vice President OF the
Mi hgan Central Railroad, Mr. Edwin NOyes has been
ohosen 10 fucceed him General Superintendent of the
Road Mr. Moves T years superintendent Of the
Andres oggin and Ktnnebec Railroad.
The U0hdetoR Union says
General Gas been chosen pro tenn President OF the
Oakland and Ott,wa Railroad Company in Michigan
Tie ARapy Journal gives the annexed statement OF
-Four Wheat Corn and Barley left at tide wa,er during
tho I'd week in Sept, in the years 1852 and 1873
Flour, bbl.. Wheat, bush. Corn bush. Barley bush
leS2..........-it552 40l 81 Jttl5 oi8o
I5s........... MA 5'J. 80 liohp hl'OH
Decrcs,e ....3Is6s Dee. oa5 Dec 1853 Inc.A,H
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the commencement of navigation to the 9ed