New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
,c. ar, IN working condition provided with blowing Ap-
.s, ~ "a mt ,horourh construction One furnace

:; o,t,g condition provided with blowing zp-
psrstas q tho osf ihoronxh Construction ons IatnASs
only Is used and this for two stis o. elzn L - .ss,
ty.6ve pounds weight each. Forty PIGS per usy Is 10
most actually melted though think his OF NOE nay -
depended upon a. the become better accus,Isl ~
tn ork a. fast As the meters be increased oy m
frucfipg new men, the furnace wiz be run twenty so-'
hours ard the other be pat N blast ne a.. 'e
sul,s 20 far are 5000 lbs al lead Per DAY, worm
The eTu4use are 900 per month OF which ao9at one
9Th should be charged construction account ms -
count Is now about closed and AZ ols PAD -. -.,
Prom the quantity Of ore already mined IS Uh1s1H
nuri,v TIE coniinued producyanss5 and Constant IN
rryent 81 The mine much better results tan the ABOVE
nsy BE- confidently relied upon for long iine TO come.
TIE steam engine, blowing cyLdeFs aal i-4A-oss lave
worked admirably from the start"
The following items Of received BY private IN
diyduals interested in mining operations on Lake sape
Nor, by the last mail:
Extract # letter from Wn II. Stevens dt'd Eagle
Uabor Nav 20: have tbs day examined ne copper
pals Mines and have only 70 say that hey are OFohi al
doubt They are both dividend paying veins on ana
your friends hold the stock Win perfect sh-y -aa
"yOu win certainly receive hanfsone ovilsnds very III
4e work Ia been done on tie Summit Mine since ett
"asffan On Monday last the work vas conmsnseq' Iu7
water and rubbish now al cleared ol' ana nAFs
examined the vein which Is "A feet IN Vleh Well us1.
and rich in conner There are several other VEINS OF Las
epromse On the location. have no fsrs o. M result
and feel the utnss confidence that VIII make paying
M Hu writes rnder same date and says q was at the
Summit this morning with Nr Stevens, who states th1
the vein is much larger and richer than be hl ever 81
ticsed The snow is bu' Just out OF the woods ana we
have now commenced 70 examine the location iurlas-
Letter from the OutOnagon 20 the 10th Inst lac
"Toltec Mins is looking finely Lever aa'el ma! ~
saws: The vein on the summit location think Is ons e
he finest have seen On the surie Il IS lniiY
thirty inches wide Of excellent stamp stun VIA cons'a
cradle dbl work should Judge II wouid Vat tna
verv energetic course q working and truss We sa1 Sc
-" il curing the SUMNER
The St Lawrence ard Atlantic Railway COMPANY mas
declared dividend OF 2i per cent This includes al .ae
back interest from the commencement OF the work aaa i
final settlement Of the road stock previous 70 rs aAsN
NATION with the Grand Trunk Company
Tie Boston papers describe the Improvements Oh Tue
Cary property as being great streets and avenues are
opened all ever the property, many beautiful dwellings,
erected and where lot. have ben purchased the purchasers
have invariably agreed to build within six months Inc
Eastern Railroad has nearly effected It's connection win
the Junction Road and understand that the Chei'eA
Gas Company are laying their mains through the Gary
estate. go.
The income Of the Nashua and Lowell Railroad lor uls
wear erdrg March ST. lg5 has beer 10 h
Of road
Two dividends Of per cent each have been M"1e' AHu
there il a net surplus on hand Of sso2l 81.
Tie Imports Of specie Boston this year have Oeen
s36s5O in gold, s26s0o in silver Exports slO'''f' 10
gold, and e. 81 IN silver.
Tie Albany ErsniAg J0HrRR says "Ihe Northern Han
road will BE- opened in form in week ortwo 1t Is near
50 lv ready for the locomotive 10 Eagle Bridge
The railroads Of Massachusetts, have given the folio Ting