New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23


March 26 LIST week earlier than usual. si6s ~
April I'd week, earlier than usual 1903 ~
Amount received earlier than any previous year. 2a7s
Apri 10 s2sa - April o, ls53... Ara ~
April H. ls5e...... ~ 20 April 10. ls53-. 1897 -
Total amount Of receipt, to 10Th inst....sl 800 -
The receipts of the Grecnylle and Miami Railroad one
day last week s795. This for road only 80 miles
ong and costing $4,000 is doing extremely we'll At this
rate the road could pay - cent dividend upon It's entire
cost The estimate OF receipts 500 y day.
The increased value OF the Cotton crop this season 10
estimated at New Orleans to reach thirty millions Of
dollars.
There is considerable excitement in the mining circles
in consequence ofhe results of the trials yesterday gold
ore with Berdan's Amalgamator Gold mines which have
been neglected of late beng eclpsed by copper look
ng up again and several parties have left town 10 explore
the gold localities. Should the practical working Of Der
dan gama0r prove equaor the results Of yesterday.
the purchase made BY Mr. Lemuel Williams OF Boston, Of
100000 bushels Of billings at various mines in Virginia
and South Carolina will place him among the m.ionar,s.
The Roeigh Register says
Copper ore has been recently found on the lands Of
Hessrs Atwater between four and five miles south west Of
the University. II IL the double sui huret Of iron and cop
per the from which nearly all the copper Of commerce
i extracted and the that sed at the Fenress MINI
in GuiltOrd-quaDtty unknown.
correspondent Of the same paper writes as follows:
"Ihe very richest copper mine yet discovered in North
Carolina found upon the lands OF Jonathan Stalker
the upper part o handOlpn tOuiiy OF me
plank road and place called New Market This
mine worked for gold 20 years ago and abandoned
account of the copper ore Interfering with the operations
for gold Then IN North Carolina knew OF the i'm
mere value of copper and notice taken of IT, Tbs
vein lies between granite formation, and the copper u
found mbedded in the quartz from four to five feet from
the surface.
The exports Of domestic produce exclusive Of specie
have been for the first quarter Of the present year 2oo
900 or 10 per than the highest OF any former
year lsl7-the famine yearshOwed slO,ioooOo for tbs
corresponding quarter II is also the that large
have been exports the quantity Of southern pro
duce shipped direct sm the South has been larger Ths
quantity Of cotton North has been $4,000 bales say
s2OOOoOOless this year than last while the foreign exports
have been larger, as follows;
Cotton sent North. ............... 72J9ls Go,sss
Cotton sent abroad. 32595i l.52e,st
Tins the direct foreign shipments have been sso0ooo
more than last year but the bills have supplied the New
York market and in connex0n with the larger shipments
Of farm produce and the negotiation Of stocks abroad il
has required Little " specie to exc ont the payments for
imports
The specie imported at Panama for transit acros. the
Istlnus, for the three months Of 353
Peru anS Chill ssssses s5sSSOo .5a. eSo o. Ts Toe
California .....34.9O5o a7ioOOo $4,000 1.ossoso
Total ......s4sa4575 s3,24OOOO s3363ooO sIs4g7 SIS
With a view Of building the Chenango Valley Railroad. 4
meeting Of three delegates from each town interested in tho
construction Of railroad connecting the Chenango Valley
with the Central Line and New ork and Erie Railroads Is
called at Sherburne, the eth Of April 1883 The road
is proposed 10 be built from Utica down 10 Chenang,
Valley ntersectng We suppose the Syracuse and Bing.
hamtOn Road at Chensngo Forks
bill has passed to its third reading in the Massschu-
sets House Of Representatives requiring each and all ofths
banks in the Commonwealth to constantly keep in their
vaults an amount Of specie equal to 10 per cent Of their
capital and that when from any the specie on hand
shall fall below that proportion all dscounng shall
until the requisite peg centage shall be attained The bills
incorporating the Hopkinon Bank, the Aetacamet Bank
ofFan River National of Boston Pittseld
Bank the Broadway Bank of South Boston, the Wsmest
Bank Of Lowell and the Webster Bank Of Boston vera
passed TO be engrOssed The charter Of the Eliot Bank WA
refused.
The receipts Of the Richmond and Danyle Railroad for
the six months ending March 3lss show gratifying in
crease the corresponding period las. year The fg.
ures are:
SIX months ending March 81, ls52.-........ 2aSsa 81
Increase Observation-Disclosures. .tssssa 70
The Steubenvle and Indiana Road Is progressing favor,
ably Cpto the present time, o. 100000 has been sxpssd
ed. The laying Of the track has been commenced AAos
rails heavy T. have been purchased and nevh eS@
Of delivery The Nerark Ga=ale says the line IN
benyille to Newark viii be completed by tho 10
Der next ss.h Rv~
IA. C;n1r.a,; CARTE states tbs. - - ~:
and Laks Erie Ro,d have been sssisst ~