New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07


continue very favorable. The vein in the shaft IL az
wide o. before reported and Of great richness IN ell
YER At the Morris q copper mine Philadelphia
and adjoining the celebrated Wheatley Nine the lode
has widened TO six feet With nearly two feet Of solid
yellow sulphIret Of copper. The Superintendent
promises to send thirty to fifty tuns Of ore market
next month. The Ulster looks well but does not sp-
pear to be managed with much energy. From Blair
the Superintendent writes very favorably OF the sp
pesrsnce Of the vein. The advices from Warwick DO
not indicate for the present very profitable working
from the difficulty of selling the iron produced BY the
Coppsuv negotiation is, however, going on, By
which this difficulty may be obvi4ted The latest sd-
vices from TIE Norwich show continual improvement
The force consists Of nearly 90 men, which will be in-
creased at the opening Of navigation. From 20 TO IVO
tnps Of copper have been raised and shipment s ex-
pected early in the Of at least 40 or % tuns OF
dressed ore Wehear also to-day, by the way of Pitts
burgh good accounts Of the Adventure and North
Western From the San Augustin Mine Cuba fresh
accounts place it in very favorable light Nearly 100
tuns Of rich gray, yellow and black ore are being
dressed for Shipment while the mine is opening with
very promising appearances. The work at the san
Antonio has been commenced with the best indica-
tons, and confidence in s success is strong.
In relation to the telegraph dispatch from
jefferson, Ind which we published this morning, we
have the annexed statement from Mr. G. F. savitz the
agent here for the negotiation Of the Bonds
To The Editor of TAeE Y Tribune;
SIR: A telegraphic despatch appeared in
your paper Of yesterday over the signature OF Suas W.
Leonard Chairman, and Geo. w. Ewing Secretary, az
emanang from public meeting of the citizens Of JEFF
ersonvle Ind. in relation 10 the bonds OF said city
Tie following Teegraphic dispatch has also been re-
ceved
"JYFYFRsoyvrLIR Ind, April 4, 1853.
To GEO +. SAvITz: The report of town meeting held
tonight for The object Of embarrassing your negotiation
sded thing got up without sufficient notice Not
more than sixty persons being present and respectable
minor ~ Of that number were against the resolutions
viii write the particulars Please publish TN. necessary
IN behalf Of the minority. M W.NEATcH"
II but just state that the gentlemen whose
appear TO the article but small property holders and
sso likely 10 be poor judges Of the legality OF the
issue Of the Bonds the occupation Of neither Of them
being Of such nature as to qualify them as judges OF
legal questions.
II also proper TO state that the Bonds hare Heub bern
offered The mdyka piA they be uithom fau Official
statement Of oil the particulars together nth ne Charter
and all necessary pdDers.
The following official certificate IL appended to a
statement Of the out standing Bonds issued by the City
Of Jeeersonville, Ind, and now in my possession.
+ Thomas Wilson CLERK Of the Common Council of the
City of Jacksonville do hereby certify that the above is
statement taken from the books Of the city, and
that the Railroad Stock pledged for the payment Of the
90 Bonds issuedo the RailrOa Company and that Tie 100
Bonds pGlGHe 20 George Sdrifs sre i''red by daoly
ofhr Common Council al the members being pTe'ent and
! BY unanimous oOntent.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my name as
CLERK and affixed the seal Of said city this St day OF De-
cember 1882 THOMAS WILSON, Clerk
Itis singular that all The members Of The City Council
should be mistaken the legality of the issue OF these
Bonds have only 10 add, that am firmly convinced
that these Bonds not only valid hsvng had also the
opinions Of several legal gentlemen on that pont) but
also that they good and safe an investment as
any Bond of any city. Should these Bonds be offered on
the market all the papers under seal can be seen, and
parties form their own opinion after careful inves
tgston GEORGE r. SAyTTz
Exports from this Port,for the week ending
April 5:
stores APPLE DO POD 50 Beef boz Cod LIVER
oil sT3 bushels Wheat 1870 do Corn II S3 os Butter 1855
- 200 s,sy, scs,Is Horn Tp Books clo
Cotton Goods 81 do India Rubber Goods. Il do Preserves do
Machinery DO. Quinine, 10 do Axes 7075 lbs. Cheese
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or 90 g. 90 soda do Ointment ea. Psu % bale, oala@
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lbs Lard lsI he Gutter % Ss DO Cheese 1900 d. Bacon "a
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ssnfd Tobacco OF sas sperm OIL 30 bags Horn Scraps
bales Cotton II Dbl. Ashe- r. Shoes 81
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g.S.,.s bales Cotton $50 bb Pork 50 DO lsore, SO
DO and So tee Honey 90 bale. and 40 Gases Tobacco M saes 10
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do brown sugar DO Coffee 80 Fuc 100 br LoGsOod
do Boois and Maps, cases sessrs. 10 do Clocts
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