New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
The business At the Mining Board was

letter FROM Mr. Stevens written a. Copper Falls, goth
lime states that the adyices from all parts Of tbs Lake
District continue TO be favorable. From the Onton ,gon
the advices are very favorable the Totec The vein
sv.raeo three feet width and full Of copper II promi
as TO be Of the best mines in the District Mr. says
Conner Falls and North American beyond doubt TO be-
GOOD dividend paying mines. Summit Dana Winthrop.
North Wes,srr, Mantou North West and Clif Nine are
all situated in the same belt # rocks and the veins arc
much Of the came quality, Isle Royal Ripley, Webster
and Washington Mines Portage Lake also well sua-
ted and evidently have valuable mineral deposites upon
,ben The development upon the Isle Royal makes the
other certainly good the Chf cid the North American
and the Minnesota the National
Late accounts from the Lindsay Mine Of North Carolina
formerly the GailfOrd Gold adjoining the McCullOck and
on the continuation Of the yein of favorable
character. The shaft down about 80 feet distances from
the McCuoch about 10 feet fine engine has been put
No witch about ready foroperaon and the stockholders
{. 81 very confident Of the result.
The accounts also from the Deep River Mine formerly
the Usrlem OF North Carolina, promise valuable mine.
The supernten liant reports large quantities OF good Cop
ner Ore az having bee turned out and he has rich lode
st the bottom OF the shait
The receipts Of the Little Miami and Colurabas and
yers Railroads for the week ending the 26th June u.
we're sls CO., being Of $500 Over 20 cent
beyond the receipts Of last year
The Ohio and Pennsy lyans Railroad Company have de-
Jared dividend out Othe earnings Of the past sr months
~ n cent lay ,bs in cash at the Companys office AZ
p;,,sburoh II will be remembered that this road was but
rsri.y opened up to March last when the through Haie
begun. -,
The present sr months will doubtless show much larger
resuts though the past earnings H"' "S'" i'""AN"''
or an unfinished line.
~ transfer of the stock Of the Ohio and Pennsyl
=. p.lroad Company will shortly be opened ia this
c;,y AZ the Office Of Messrs Winslow Lanier Co
-, r.I election Of Directors Of the Indianapolis and
$4,000 Railroad Co took place on Thursday last
- - following gentlemen elected unanimously.
S,uIr.p Witt Richard Hilard Parker Handy and Wms
C..s Of Cleveland Ohio James II. Goldman Of Marion
Ohio, Richard II. Winsow, Of New York John Brough
David Heaston Sam1 p Anthony Wm. Sparks Dan,
Yandes A. Harrison, 5. V. b Noel, Calvin Fletcher ID.
Kigore Of Indiana
At subsequent meeting Of the New Board, John
Brougb, Esq was unanimously chosen President About
one half Of the New Board members Of the Old
Board Most Of the members are leading in the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati, and the BeIefontans
and Indiana Roadseach Of which together with the Tes
Hsut and indianapolis and the Mississippi and Atlantis
Terre Hsut and St Louis Roads links Ia the great
central Oh ain connecting St. Louis and New York.
lis understood that Mr. Brough will continue a. here,o
fore a. the head Of the Madison and Indian spo aud
Terre Haul and St Louis COmpanies-hs ID regarded
one OF the sbest ard most successful railroad managers
this country Under the new management the Belefon'
tame line will doubtless prove to be one OF the pro-
ductve it already Of the most important through
lines in the West.
The railroad connection between Cleveland and rsrre
Hsut via Indianapolis and Union, Indiana and Beefon'
tame Ohio is now completed On the % inst, passenger
train containing the Cleveland Dire ,tOrs and passed
over the Whole distance leaving Terre Haul IN the morn
ing and arriving At Cleveland At o'clock the same even
ng distance Of IA miles tho whole ROAD os"'Ss 'A'Ss