New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

OF which iher. As. been redeemed since the a'h
March NNsM ~
There il still outstanding stock Of the loan Of for
o., sOO s2 of which is held by the Superintendent Of
the State Of New-York in for the Suffolk County
Bank This stock ceased to draw interest on the ist day
of July, is53.
A. II. Nicolay will sell tomorrow, Thursday, at
ton s5l 900 of the Bonds of the Flushing Railroad which
are stated to be the first and only lien upon the Road cost
ing ss92 o0c The proceeds bo used in paying oil
the floating debt.
The Central n. j. Railroad Company have, says The
Newark Mercuyy commenced the construction Of double
track between Ezabethtown and Easton. At somo
points the Road the track is laid for considerable dis
ance and connections between the more impor-
tant stations will be formed at early day.
Attention is called to advertisement OF the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Co. in relation to the Ger
tifcates.
At Boston Money acoumuang in thehands Of lenders.
and but for the unusual dsrus in financial circles
would be much more favorable.
A, meeting of the Second Mortgage Bond holders Of
the Vernon. Central Railroad Company, Committee
appointed confer with the Trustees Of the First Mort
gage and require of them account of the earnings aud
expenses Of the road also to ascertain from them upon
what ground they claim and retain possession of the road
and upon what terms they disposed to surrender IL
Tie Boston Journal says that Mr. Willis will be able 10
protect his contracts and pay his obig gatons in full 1t 10
stated also that the firm show surplus Of si75ooo over
liabilities.
Another broker Mr.. J. wetherbee Jr., had failed but
it was supposed he would resume again in few days
From the report Of the Eastern Railroad Company,
presented at the annual meeting in Chapman Hall on
Monday appears that the receipts of the year were
s6i3l4l, leaving net income over the expenses OF
5000 09s but the real surpds is sl53 365 49, Il was
voted to authorize the Directors to issue bonds to tho
amount 81 for the purpose of funding the float
ing debt which is 6ao 325 3l and they also su
horzed TO give mortgages ~ the payment Of these
and all other bonds Also TO build the proposed branch
from Gloucester Rockpor under guarantee OF tho hold
es of the charter to pay running expenses and six per
cent interest the cost oil profits six per cont to
belong TO the Eastern Company. The union talked 81
with the Boston md Maine Road has not been consum
mated.
Private letters received in this City speak very highly
Of the prospects of the new mines Agogebc Like
Mr. Merryweather communicates the discoveryof very
broad two feet and rich looking vein upon tho lands
the Metropolitan which has been traced also upon the
Gogebc location no doubt following the formation do
the famous veins of the Minnesota and Norwich mines.
The Lake Superior Journal, July l, says;
1--WE enabled to give good new: this week to ail
interested in the copper and iron business even though
may not have direct interest IN these speoia snip
men,s. The following list fully shows the last shipments
from the various mines mentioned by steamer Illinois;
June 90 Cliff mne 81 bbls stamp and 80 bbls. ore,
90 tEns 90 b. National mine 90 bbs, 25 tuns l,ols ID.
Minnesota ine 2G7 bbs 20 tuns ,i74 b. Forest mine,
5 bbls. tun 6s3 ID. North American mne Is bbls,
uns 700 H. Douglas Houghton mine, 6s bbls, 10 tuns
3Os ib. Forest mine, 81 bbls., 8 tuns 100 ID.
July there were shipped by steamer Northerner
several barrels and Of copper without their respec
tive weights attached. The following is the account given
at the Office Of shipment: 10 bbs consigned to D. Il.
Grout, from the Ohio Trap Rock, masses from
the Douglas Houghon mine, bbs from Evergreen Bluff
mine masses no mark from the Toliec mine,
mass from the Bohemian mine ! mass from Ridge
mine. Also So tuns Of blooms from the Cleveland
Iron Company There is now on hand and ready
for shipment some two hundred tuns Of copper, snd
near hundred tuns of iron, which shall specially no
tice next week.