New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
h, falling Of from tae cor
,hov, $4,000 which il slight falling Of from 'ae COZ
respopding month Of ls52 v.-.f.-,.., Rail
~ couosrsve receipts Of the Sew-YcrNCen'fsl i-'F
- -. svs ruosibs have been e. annexed


Inc,... IN Eve months s53ssH a. This Is equal 70 en
/ ,veraoe Of slO7OOO month increase
Tbe finances Of the State Of Maryland are 10 Ve'y
- ~oTdit;op The Governor in his annual Message
oives the following resume Of the reeePs ana e1psnd
r,es for tho year ending Nov 30 1888 Inc h'oai yef
- - e,, ,vss made by an Of the last Legislature %
nae on the aOih Of September but IN order to make
coparson with the previous year the Governor co q
mite the revenue and expenditures for twelve months
ending Nov 30. .,
The whole amount in the Treasury during ne year e.
,se 10 the Both OF November Exclusive If s29s oO 50
received for and credited 10 the several FUNDS Wss
si3s7 g72 49, OF which sl2759 81 were me ectlal 70
ceirt TO that date showing decrease Of S.1i' ~ a.
corpced with the receipts Of the year $50 ayge part
o t dcreese accounted for by the diminished receipts
from the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad company
already referred and by other causes Of an altogether
temporary character. The expenditures amounted 70
81 e3 SO 49, and the balance in the 1ressary on the 3)h
Of November sl94 402 co. During the same eriod
s55O5G % were disbursed IN aid OF the sinking fund
and S1l2 $50 81 70 the redemption Of State Stock II We
add the two amounts last stated to the balance remaining
in the Treasury the 3Oth November sl9i tO2 sol '
show On actual surplus sOr the year OF ESQ., 29 o.
after paying s57357l % for interest on the public debt
and So, 10 81 for all other purposes.
AT the Close Of the fiscal year, 1852 the Sinking Fund
amounted to t232sO76 o. and he 3Oh Of November ss
70 s2s227jO s7-showns increase for the year Of
Sl94G74 s6. II is now little over ssOOo0O0
At an election held yesterday morning at Philadelphia
tie GLOWING gentlemen were chosen Directors Of tho Sun
bury and Ere Railroad Henry White, Charles Lennis
Charles Boxer Il Myers, Daniel Deal Franklin Plat
Robert Ewing J. w Stokes, james Armstrong, ID x Jack
man, Jas Thompson Gideon Bal This is the first step
taken IN the affairs the Company since the city sub'crp
ton 10 the stock Of the railroad The new board Is under
stood to be approved by the city authorities
Money continues active both at Philadelphia and Boston
8t9al2 T. Ct
The Stocks owned by Pennsy lvania and the Paohe
Works are estimated to be worth s3ll66750.
A letter from Portage Lake says
81 have iust returned from the mines Portage Lake
They ore oil looking well. think the mines on Portage
never loo ked better than at this time The Isle Royal and
Porige can't be beat Upon the Pewabc they have the
Mont yuma veins which are looking fine. The Ripley IS
locking well Everything il in prosperous condition
Every one looks and feels encouraged the mines are
doing so well The Portage mine is turning out large
amount Of copper The Isle Royal mines are doing the
Let Kind Thew too are taking ont large amounts Of cop
Der as much II not than at the Portage, besides
FOOD deal of silver ore which very rich Mr. Kimba
intends opening shaft the sheldon location in day
This part of the lake turning out rich aud the
veins leading in that direction that there Is not doubt
that this location will prove rich the Portage or Isle
Roy The mines the other side of the lake are look
inp well | was through the Isle Royal nine and found
il looking very well indeed. We find the veins remsrka
by rich in taking up the bottom Of the drft between
shafts Nos and l. and points where raised no cop
per in the drift 80
Tile AJaay Ereniag Journal publishes the following
summing up Of the Canal business of the year.
sr.rr,.vyr s, The Total Quantity eac, rte Eiot e7s ~