New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
" The sales at the Mining Board were 3

The Receipts at the Sub Treasury were S9l,lu Pay
ments, si2sS2l Balance, s6695O5i
The steamer day took s6l65OO of which about $780,
ooo WAS in gold bars. OF the amount 100000 for
Boston account
ppalo met yesterday and perfected the act of consoda
son with the exception of the Stockholders vote which
will be taken early in July
new Fire Insurance Company to be called the Arctic
tsn,ance Company has been formed with the following
b;ghIv respectable Direction: Caleb Barstow, Thomas
uopaban. Joshua L. Pope, Henry i. Blossom John &.
RYAN, Ogden Haggerty Elisha f. Morgan, Walter r Jones
John H. Earle Charles Easion, Louis Lorut Rufus K.
Graves Samuel G. Gliddon Albert Ward Henry IA Bogert
The superintendent of the Banking Department will
..u =, rnhNc auction at the New.York Merchants Ex
~haree ON Friday the Goth May, $4,000 of New York
x per cent stock redeemabe from 1854 TO lsGO and
ssooo United States Skies redeemable in 1856 and 1902
hnv securities deposited by the broken Farmers Bank of
OnoDdaga.
The money market remains very easy on CALL and first
class paper at 6@' cen" A"o supply y" Can % q''''
equal TO the demand.
tn Exchange market is quiet at % a9i for best bank
ers' Sterling.
In Freiohs there is little nothing doing to-day. To
rsvynoo the rates are Cotton 932d Flour %. 2s. 3d..
c,.p sd a Cd Deal freight from Bic was made at
loss The Shipping List gives the following as the bSsi
daysa portion of which We have already
.prnied To Liverpool the offerings are modertae-the
<xssnents are 200 casks Taow, COS 25s. 10000 bbs
rour "a Is sd, lsOoesin u. 4ld 2s $4,000 bushels
Grain Cd in ships bags SO eco tuns Lead 6s $50 bags
foe Ia EACH 5000 Pipe Slaves, COS; 10000 HID Head
mo sOs % bids Tobacco sos; and Cotton ld 0Sl6d
10 London 600 bbls Flour pa LOCO Resin 2s. Cd 500
hall chests Tea l1s Cd 40 pkg furs ana SKINS Sos %
ca,,s Spermacet and 80 tuns Lard 2Ssi q bales jail
an SOs 10 hhds Tobacco, 3Os los boxes Manufactured
do IS Cd; Il kegs do, 3si and 200 b6s Eur. s2s To
Glasgow steamer % tuns Oh, s7s Cd and $50 bxs To-
hscco "a To Marsees apart cargo Slaves BIS for Light
pine and IS SaSsairas Root Dos 10 Antwerp, -
- nov sugar Us cd Otcs Rice, 2's cd 10 Gum
onsl 9os 800 hhds Tobacco 35s 800 bbs Resin 81 Cd
and 500 bales compressed Cotton cent To Rotterdam
cent for compressed, and 9lo Tor uncompressed The
sessr noticed from Charleston 10 Cowes and msrket
took 500 bales Cotton at of cent Three ships were
from Bic to London at 1885, one from Quebec at
zoos one nom Crane Island al lOs Cd and one from st.
John 10 Bristol at 9OA for Deals out and s for Iron from
Cs,oiH 10 New-lork brig from jacksonville TO B0s
ton ENGAGED Flooring Plank al t0 Sawed stun at 50 So
or FLOORING Boards SIS 50a Bremen brig from Norfolk to
Montego BAY Jam thence 20 Hamburg Rumat Il los, Pi
m,nto IS q bag, and Wood 4os. tun. Six briggs from
north side Cuba New York Sugar AT 50 e hid and i0c
y 100 H. and Molasses al 80 hid Port charges paid
ship from Bangor Copiapa at $50 FOR Lum and slS
t Measurement Goods from here. To California there is
dullnessa rates have declined l0c fsot-l6o
geo feet Lumber taken short time since at $50 but
Ibis eould not now be obtained 500 bbls Flour ss-dl
sbns accept 80 4Oc Clippers 50 ESQ., and for Heavy
Goods Sl5G sso with very little going forward
Gen Dix now seated in the Sub Treasury Chair vaca
ted by Mr. Bradish
A strong corner in Morris Canal and Phenix Coal
The repcrt OF Prof TJaekson the North Carolina
Gamer mine has appeared and annex few extracts
VIII be seen that he considers one of the ost remark
able mines in the country
The unparalleled of the first mining operations
the nrodpcton Of profitable cargo OF good copper ORE
om the dr shafts sunk ana before any regular levels had
been sxeaySed or grade work begun is certainly quite
unusual succeSs fer il is very seldom thai the
oreratons Of mining repaid by the mineral raised N
Int FRO
ssd M an the shares to pay the cost OF the work Not
only has your rhine been worked without any eau upon e
Shareholders for money bat considerable profits under
stood 20 have been realized from the sac o. copper ore
raised from the shafts constructed in the opening OF the
mine. 4.
of two ivet four inches in thickness being ten GcnsS
thick another eight inches and third eight inches Thick
and these veins converge toward each other - they DIP
toward the whym shaft b. ard appear to unite win me
grea. vel exposed in that shaft Copper pyriis occurs
shundany ntermixed with the quartz OF al the VEINS
On descendng into the whym shan found that the veia
OF Quartz rich in copper was sax ieeI seven ones
thck and that ON its lower side there was regular VEN OF
clean conner pyrites one foot a inches IN thickness The
quartz vein itself was full of nests aud ounches oi copper
mingled with small proportion o. h,goy yia.
bat which probably contains and perhaps cobalt
The situation Of the mine is now such as 10 admit OF
extensive and profitable work So s0Oa s snS s,ansS
ground y thus opened. - =. -. ., .ha
eeuneaises Of the Company properly rs Se' f,
% NE northeastward Of the shat IT cannot ee
known OF course whether the lode reh hrSasaaat o
whole Of this distance bat from the scerned ac that
shaft which cuts the outcrops Of thu upper veins OF s'
disclosed d usual at that place may presa
That large vein below viii o. found ts be rch also Inc
vein may be regarced as srfcteny proved 10Y 'ns VI
farce, $40 feet a.,
There i abundant room Tor mining operations on iae
vein now exposed by he workings already exeoa'ea 90
warrant the belief that tbs mine cannot a 20 yield prpn
~ .ssrrs fr many wears and Is highly pr0bab9 thai