New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24


borrowed from private hands TO relay the track. Z.
II. Chaplin, PRECEDENT Of the Bofon Road, was the
purchaser, at sl55o which viii be distributed
pro ,Ote among The bond holders-the State losing
its entire loan.
Mr.. Boardman Acting President ofthe New-Hayen
Road, viii resign, il is stated on TUESDAY NEXT
suitable person for President OF the Road has not YET
been found.
Simeon Diapers regular sem-w weekly sale ofBo
and Stocks will take place at the Merchants Tx
change tomorrow at l2l o'clock.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has continued the
time for the redemption of Government Stocks 70 tue
3lst December. The premiums offered are:
rpms On the stock of the authorized BY the &c.
Of Jpiy Iss redeemsbe Nov H. 1855 Of cent pe ,
peeeHbe 1857 Of Ii p cent the .tOca Of ne 'Ts. s s1
thoIed by The acts Of 1917 and ~ "a he after on the sOh
% iSs ofs ~ cent and the stock Of the iotn satno
ned by the Ofe5o ard ..n Indemnity p cent
inist.i Of e,eh e.rhsse ' AZ the Trsa.ay
I,i 70 me os Tor ne money reach the owne ofone
days interest In sddiuon Al. coo-o,arv s.vs.
In the new advertisement the secretary says
- ,n,fer books will be closed on the ls December,
As nc half years interest becomes vested n the
,oeibode at date al eeriIheates o. .oes %
Of the interest made y the st3ekho4der
thereon where ID. ters n ms n c.'s ~ cousoe
coupon, .e not transmitted certificates the premium
I'd one days only ess interest from the time Of re-
asmton 70 st Jsnua will be included with the principal
We have lust seen gentleman from Kentucky
who gives Us the annexed information in regard to
the Breckenridge Coal Mines. lie says that this Coal
Con pany own 800 acres Of land on the Ohio River,
within IS miles of Louisville by the Airline Road to
Memphis, and within 10 miles Of that city by the
Ohio River. He states that there are 900 acres of
this land filed with the beet Coal that has yet been
discovered. This Coal is pure article, that has no
dirt or sand in its composition, and yields no cnder
Beneath this 900 acres, aud extending beyond it,
there are 5000 acres OF Bitumnous Co d. that yields
q dense Coke and is a most superior kind for black
smithing This tract of land is covered with an al
most inexhaustble quantity Of ship timber. The
Company have on the land, and On the line of the
railroad steam saw-mil that has sawed enough fine
oak timber for the use Of the Company private rail-
road to the Ohio river. This gentleman also informs
Us that by the 18th day of next menth the ralroid
built by the Company will be completed to the Ohio
River landing, at Cloverport, KY, and that by the
18th day of December the cars will be running and
transporting Coal to the river, where thsre is an al
most unlimited demand for this Coal at Sc p tun.
The Company have already very large gu sntity ex-
cavated ready for sale, and they will excavate the
first year two hundred thousand tuns. The estimated
earnings are over 10 y cent. per annum on the ap-
praised value of the property. The Company s COM
posed of men OF great business capacity aud OF large
capital, and, what is rare, the Company have kept
clear of debt and own this vast estate entirely
embarrassed.
Among the beat of the Savings Institutions of the
City is the Greenwich. The officers among our
most respectable citizens. VIM. Vaudeville, Presi-
dent; +. T. Luqueer, ID. A. CushmaD, Vice'Presi-
dents; Clinton Gilbert, Treasurer Edward ~ Pigct,
VIM. 7. Whittemore, Secretaries; John 'oshon,
Accountant. Shepherd Knapp, Henry Stokes, Lam
bert Suydam, William L. Morris, Edward p Heycr,
John Delamater, Jacob Uarsen, Paul Spoford, John
Randall Robert Hogan, Asaph Stone, Joseph Tucker,
Peter Ii. Vandervoort, james ID. Oliver, Benjamin
+. Wheelwright, John Van Nest, Starts w. Lewis,
Wash. II. VeImiye, Samuel Martin, Alexander X.
Walsh, Philip Reynodf Isaac N. Phelps Jacob b.
Herrick, Edward ii. Owen, William NJ. Vermilye,
A. NJ, L. Scott.
The deposits are in round numbers two and half
millions of dollars. The Company keep al ways or
hand ready for any contingency about million Of
dollars in Government and New-York State Stocks,
and have three to four hundred thousand dollars de
posted in four of the best City Trust Companies and
Banks. The remainder Of their funds lie invested in
Bonds and Mortgages on City property appraised at
| double the amount.
Messrs. Geo &c Milne & Co.. of Cincinnati, have
published a statement of their assets which are
s39s 600 of which s299, 600 is in cash. bills recev-
able ard accounts with 900 600 in Stocks Bonds and
Real Estate. Their liabilities stated at s3il 900.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that there is further
| improvement in fiji ancia affairs:
"Urder the impression that prevailed few days
since, that there would be general bank suspension,
D a.. r. - Il
parties bought Exchange at 81 premium, and ordered
out gold expecting 10 sell the latter al a 10 premium.
large amount of this gold received to-day, but
the apprehe with reference TO the banks having
been removed parties who were boarding gold Of
ferng il for SALE and the Spectators lind it diff
cult TO realize a IL premium. Exchange, instead of
advancing TO the orbant rate anticipated bids fair
10 60 below q cent premium, If not TO par. This
decline in Exchange and the large offerings and dull
market for gold, decidedly favorable features
The Chicago Press also quotes caImer state Of
financial affairs and says:
GAS an instance of the soundness of the Illinois
Banks we give the following facts, which were fur
nished us by the Hon. I. ii. Campbell, Auditor of the
State who is now in this city. Is will be remembered
we stated yesterday morning that Illinois stocks and
bonds can be received by the Auditor only at so cents
the dollar. The Marine Bank has stocks deposited
which, If sold at their present market value in New.
York would be worth s2ls, 42s IN specie, on which
they have received bills only 10 the amount of
$40 leaving surplus of sis 32s above the entire
circulation OF the bank Mr.. Campbell also informed
that the Chicago Bank would have surplus above
its circulation, if the stocks were sold, of over
Sal, o0O."
comparison of the footings of the weekly state
ment of the Boston banks, published this morning
in TIE Adrtiser with those Of the statement for The
previous week, exhibits the following results:
Nov. IS. Nov %
CaIubl ......s32 $50 $50 &32 l35 900 Incr. $500
Loans and Discounts. 423 - 02547i Deer sl3
spece............- S,os69o 2,as5 SIS Deer...l1 5S5
DIN fromo nth harls Deer $40