New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

lrsar,nce Company
10 R.lisree nurue Insur,ues
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$ Shares Psi'r Cooper Pie Insurance CoHPsny. -
IS Fire I-.urAaee Company y
shares ~liau.oar.h GO LAsA COHPaHy -:
l. shares Union Iron COMPANY %:
We are reqae-ted TO cay that the William Bren wh)
figures TIE Herald OF yesterday morning the Pres
dent Of new Copper Company of Cubs-the mines OF
which are to be worked when the island bscom part o;
the United stees-is the William Bren Of the irn Of
Wm e. Jno O Brien of Wall ST.
The annual meeting Of the Fin, Steel River Mining Com
psny will be held Tuesday next, a; No III Green
wichst.
The annual meeting Of the NevYork Mining Company
Of Lake Superior viii be held on the nth Of April No
"a Trinity Buildings
Mr. p Reynolds hss resigned the Pre-iden'shp Of the
Third az Railroad Company to take effect OF tue 9Th April
next
Tie interest due let Aprl on the Chicago and M,sssp
pi Railroad Co Bonds will he paid a, the Office Of the
Company No Il W.iamst
The Poa of last evening says
1--WE notice Of late a disposition depress the stock OF
the Ohio River Land and Marble Company large
of bi stock has recently changed hands aad tie
parties who have just come in are endeav0rng spPsren
w. to obtain the sior part Of the Before parting
with their interest holders would do well to look into the
merits of this property Il appears that the Company
own 10000 Of land the Ohio, com nsnc!ng
ninety miles above Cincinnati in KENTUCKY aud extend
ing point opposite Portsmouth twenty miles in length
The whole track lies, on an average, within tEo miles OF
the river and very heavily mbered and ha. of the
valuable kiId Underlying several thousand acres
Of this land very extensive and valuable beds of iron
Along it's bills has been traced snd examined for
than mile stratum Of excellent aud yalu sble ith
ogTaphic stone OyeryiDg this inexhausble quaint
ties Of limestone, uneqaaed in the West for which when
burnt, ready and unlimited marke, exists Inc MAYS
vile and Big Sandy Railroad l. constructing over or
along the front Of the Companys estate twenty TWO miles
This furnishes good employ to the Company steam
timber, a
ties for porteon special oct OF incorporation lib
era It's provisions has been obtained from the Leg
islaure Of Kentucky which will suPeede the present or
ganizaton under the general s~ of the State of New
York Lands equally eligible a the Company aud as
to Cincinnati have been emily sold for go or s2
per acre and il is stated that the Company stfack Is worth
at least much Taking the lowest rate the value can
not be less than 100000, irrespective Of the minerals
which are Of greet value When the Company organized
its whole property mortgaged TO Shepherd Knapp
Esq in trust for the security of 100000 ofthe Compnys
bonds Ninety thousand of these have been Cancelled and
burnt leaving but $1,000 in bonds outstanding Besides
this 10000 the Company owe 5000, for all OF which
they 600 shares $4,000 OF the capital stock of
the Company This is the position Of the Company An
nsi -DfiC Of debt easily discharged with
valuable real estate of timber and mineral land, in
process of steady development Mr. Shepherd Knapp
las made due affidavit that he Cancelled and burnt s9O0JO
Of the bonds of the said Company which had been depos
tied with him for that purpose leaving only outstanding
eight thousand dollar bonds and four five hundred
ones.
The Maiden Bank has declared semi annual div
idend of 2 cent The Trademarks Bank, Che
sea, has declared dividend Of y cent The Atlantic
Bank of Boston additional dividend of 10 cent from
their accumulated profits
The State Bank of Newark, n. j has declared semi
annual dividend of = The Citzen. Deposit Bank
Of Pittsburgh, Pa 4 p cent.
The Railway Bank has declared dividend OF z cent
from the surplus earnings besides the usual half yearly
dividend of = cent.
The Bri3so0H Chronicle says the I'M junction recently
laid upon The Merchants Bank Of that place had been
moved.
it now confidently stated that the Ogdensburg Railroad
Company have arranged for the prompt payment of the
April coupons both first and second mortgage bonds
Extract from letter from the agent Of the Gardinsr Gold
Mining Company, dated 25th inst
"Thngs are looking remarkably well. We have come
upon lot of in of the old cuts at the shaf, which
Iconsider remarkably reh send you barrel which
You have crushed will as criterion OF the
value of the The appearance Of the north vein at
the new cuttings, improves daily. We shall be ready for
your mill in short time. have plenty OF hands and
get as many more as want.
Extracts from letter from G. May. President OF the
Neuvss Copper Mining Company to the Trusees OF the
NErvIr.s, CuBA Tuesday, March T. 1883.
Six days before my arrival the pumps were all made
perfect and the engine and machinery commenced work
ing like charm The shaft Is now seven feet deeper,
and they going through OF the most splendid
veins Of uphure and block copper that have ever seen
This morning found pieces of copper weighing from Ten
to fifty pounds lying the surface hauled out OF the
shat, of the richness Of at least IS per cent sghuret
ami black copper mixed The vein is the VIII lie breath
of the shaft and foot walls yet sgreeably mis-
taken, instead of its being five feet wide stated in
report may be ten feet it cannot be less as il looks
I'VE have splendid mine but for fear of injurng
shafting operations must 20 down ten feet further and
then take without nurng the character of
the mine. A. Is in the process Of sinking the shaft,
we are taking out small quantity OF ore which will be
made available. The mine is wh0uD doubt the best IN
the district.
On the Goth inst, will ship you three barrels
of sample Of the vein worth at least 80 tun.
Excuse extreme haste late hour Set down The mine
as q most brilliant discovery.
Extracts of Letters from wm E. Dickinson Supernten-
den, OF the Bohemian Mioipg Co.
BoHExIA NINE, Feb H. 1854.
In the mine here the work upon the veins steadily
PROCESSES with good encoursgeme1Rf having contn-
veins Of good stamp and barrel w0k. think that
there be doubt but thst two present veins
may be depended upon constant yield of stamp work
Of should think, by taking the whole produce Of the
vein. per cent
Feb a. Is54-I have pleasure in announcing TO you
ihaiwe have cut another vein in the No sd cross cut
email portion of the vein being yet exposed not
able fully pronounce the value Of the new vein.
The working upon the former vein stil continued
This surely be depended upon for ne yield of
stamp and barrel work of good character better think
han any have ever seen upon Lake Superior.
In the shaft upon the South vein have raised some
fne barrel work since my last Al the present time
have fine smooth heal running Immediately under the
In any event il be looked on good and show
that the ground is b, coming settled and regular in cha
racter.
Feb 60 ls54-The Ridge are getting cut considerable
copper this winter, and have their steam engine nearly
ready for work. II they make the Ridge support
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