New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

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Tlcn rrot rs equal 70 nearly cent on the original
co or ,bs roaG si7gl5s 81 De1u ting the expense Of
rev loccnolves machinery &c, the net pTsfOr The year
would he e4cGG37 ca or nearly q cent, on tie cost OF
construction and equipment reported in 1872 The re
ducion Ct tol On tie through unnsge eq1ald 50 cent
O. the whole business Tie superintendent say that alter
e completion Of the south track tho road viii pay at lcss.
70 2 cent
Tterercrt Of the officers Of the Union Canal Company
made vest rdey states that the receipts Of he Company
5r tic cast wear were slOjs7l 49, including s9954 10
from The rent Of mills sale Of real estate and old materials
Tie recepts Of 1859 were but tsl05G 50 showing m in
crerse in tolls alone Of t2l sli So being Title over %
cent The tunuage carried in 1853 OIL, while the
It was 1919 showing inereas of 42e65
turs r near'y so 2 cent.
Tie Bosloa Trorcler has tie following Information in
read TO the Lake Superior Mines:
"a norton Of the mail from the Lake Superior Copper
REGION has been received in this city The letters speak 10
most nattorrp Of the operations at the prncpal
mines particularly the COPPER Falls Alcoma ana Iotec
We make tie following extracts, which wl ne o. iuer Il
to holders Of copper stocks letter recsWel Dy lhe
Dee 20, sans:
Ihove Just returned from visit to til. Tol,sc and Al
rome mines Tie 1oltea looks eztrepeiy wen u ine hu
die end eastern par Of the mine, which IL turning out sew
oral Good sized messe end large amount OF stl mp aud
barrel work The vein is large md strong nni . evi-
dcrvrichCst the eastern end. You WI certainly re
oric stamp works next seas Mr.. Sae7 says he could
keen eiel leads Of stamps in operation ihey nave sunK
I eft about 30 feet in depth q. the NeOma mi1o The
yfr IS very regular and j. very lch IN barrel and sa1p
work II is uudoU te3ly tie I0cc vein. ~ has been
traced the whole distance bciweep the two mines, ana
shows regularity Cfsize and owing 10 ne f1't
Ollie feeders with which the TOltec location a5ounds,
ard vi icL are continually dropping into the vein az you
60 cast j. s thought tie Alsoma VIII prove very Prodac-
five from H. beginning.
We have excellent news also from the Forest and
Clcn Mr. Livingston says the Forest never e2hibiie
srch fatcriug prospects At present. aud j. very san
ruire in tie expectation Of being able TO chip 100 tGn'
next sumne-
MI I'LL agent Of the COrrer Falls Mine. under date
OF Dec 50 s!s hat they have intercepted both on the
I'LL ord COPPER Falls veins, the large cast and west
vor which Las boon for time supposed to extend
oucl tia, location from the Immense ancient excava-
i,n tttn on be surface, extending east and west
A the Hi Nine the east and wcs vein is regular and
distinctly noIEed and foot in width Below this
led Of volcanic ash from thirty TO forty feet thick and
overyjhrg containing copper
1t The Copper Falls Mine, this sare east and west
von las cor cut both in tie upper gallery south Of No
SHAFT ond in the deep sdit Al this point tao vein proner
is two feet thick containing considerable copper Inc
yocaic ash ted is here forty feet thick The entire rock
broken from of bed les been reserved f.. he samps
Many ta1s are being daily taken from It.
Mr. Hill says i am greatly pleased with this part OF
"our mine We can slope thousands of tuns of stamp
work fiom the cast and west vein, and from the ash
bed"
Weanne1 the Cincinnati stock sales at the Stock Bo4rl
ard at private sale for the week ending Saturday Feb
1884
5osisf Gown and Le1nson CIR s;oeI 81 20 Gin in
"a; SIS Mao River and Lake Erie R II IS LITE Mam RR no.
50 Cbcnps Wilmington and Zanesyile RR 20 l6 Cnsnnati
25DsytOD Western RR ~ % Eaton and Hamilton RR s.
@sysve and LexiDgcn RR 49, 80 Little Miami RI 1923 u
Dad River and Lake Erie RR rs 40 Covnston and Lexington
RI. CA