New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
Total. .............................s225o

eae was made Of one hundied Of copper ore last
week by the McCuloch Gold and Copper Mining Company
to the Humphrey Smelling Works Of New Haven, netting
the Company about $4,000 1t yet uncertain whether
ths Company mines will prove richest in gold copper
Adyices dated 18th inst the opening of veins Of
copper Of eight feet containing suiphure and native
copper mixed Also that Mr Ball prepared to start
INTO operation that day three ofhiS amagamator with
every prospect Of success
The advces from the Dolly Hide very promising.
Large quantities of copper being taken The stok
has advanced to g. buyer sixty.
We presume the great question whether not our cop
PER al lead contain immense amounts Of silver will
be settled time during the present week Tue fur
wherein the process is to be tested large scale 10
nearly, il not quite completed At this stage Of the affair
the safest way is TO be among the blessed that expect
"nufin, for they amt goin to be disappointed"
The 81 Louis Republican says:
There truth In the which appears in TIE
Nav York TRIBUNE, and has been copied into . number
Of papers in this State and Illinois that Judge Ellis in
tends expected to take part in the warfare upon
The "Brough Road" 10 far from its being true The
TnIBuEr knows very little about his position He was
President Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad but
he not nor is he Director nor in any way inter
ested In its He OF Springfield, the bill
in relation to the Atlantic and Mississippi pass the Legs,
lature BY triumphant m.jores and s no doubt satisfied
With Ii.
Our opinion that The TRIBUNE never said anything
about Judge Ellis in connection with Broughs Road"
The gauge Of the Indianapolis and Beiefontaine Rail
road has been changed to correspond with the Indiana
and Belleonaine Road and Cleveland and Columbus The
frat Taa Of through from Cleveland TO Indian
NJ on Friday last
In relation to Mr. Joseph Whites mission to Nicaragua
make the following extract from correspondents
better,
"The dispute between the Nicaragua Accessory Tran
preaching crisis. Sometime in the early part Of Decem
Der Q Mr. Tejada formerly merchant of the city Of
Granada In Nicaragua sent by the Transit Company
10 settle lite difference with the Government respecting the
ten per Of the profits which the charter II the
Company required TO be paid to the State Mr. ada
the Esd or cath Of December last concluded arrange
ment with the Cove of Nicaragua, whereby the
Company agreed compromise the dues Of the State
August 1851 to July is53 for $4,000 Another $40 900
to be advanced to the State, Of the pros
pectiye revenue for the Company from date to
pay each on every passenger over - years old who
mightpsss over the route
This arrangement home for the ratification OF
the COMPANY but rejected BY the latter the ground
that Mr. Tejada had exceeded his instructions The Gem
Iany onths oheg hand proposed to pay in full Of
thirty days wherein to accept the proposition The Gov.
eminent at once refused to accept the mobilization. and
time giving notice that that WAS no:
ratified within forty days the charter of the Company
would be annuled
ait was THE decided movement probably which led 10
the late departure Of Mr. j L. White of the Transit
Managers Nicaragua. When this gentleman arrived
In San Juan, am informed that he solicited from the
Arenas to the Company. This Is the point where the
Company establishment Is situated and The title Of which
the Company has hitherto denied belonging 20 tho tow
The request Of Mr. White refused although the town
offered to cede tho place in question for coal depot
whereupon be sent persons the Colorado mouth
Of the River San Juan with view of disenbsrkins the
passengers hereafter there This, sowever s simply i'm
possible a. there 10 port at the Colorado mouth but
bad and almost impossible bar
such the exact state Of the relations nov existing
between the Nicaragua Transit Co and the Government
of Nicaragua"
The private Letters by the Arabia bring orders 70 fair
extent for secies and express the opinion that in
case Of actual hosies between England and France aud
Ru,sa the attention Of capitalists viii be largely turned to
de Securities Of this country Money ia quoted easy
and confidence We strong
A Philadelphia Money continues in active demand a.
sgbty enhanced rstes For strictly Sutcsss paper the
rate 10 cent and for sscondclsss and inferior grades
the range b nom ~ 10 Is Y cent
Bostoa Money rules q the same rates quoted for sew
sri days. hom ssia y cent The inquiry for demand
losns u not quite urgent
Ihs Philadelphia Wilmington and Bsltinors Rsisosd