New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

h ro;s and Il NAV be said that whatever ms bess
lost to u Treasury was gwen 70 eas.ha r. ,fe
Pfrt AZ the Canal Comm soner', an9u .l 20 80 -
81 - i177t2 ~ leaving lei baiGaeeoi si9i''@ p, D.
- ,fis gu does not inclade any p0nolfei lac s''I u
locomotive engines and The erection OF iaFn o,,i 80
drcfion OF he proper proportion Of these VIII leAVs ms
snu, a. s7c i752 - a. tie actual nei ba.eh-e-
HE sea ye1r Of de STATE OF Mary and mas been chsnso1
h. she ,ct lsss 20 as to terminate on III. ooh sspS
w instead Of The Goth Of November heretofore. TIE
,ue accounts therefore include months sor The Pssi
yesr The receipts for the two subsequent m5uhs are
however known showing that the aggregate recipe Tor
the twelve rsoaths --..'. 7Ts
The P Dsss q the state 3oT the last ys vac
81 1913 scs leaving balance Of cash OF h.Et sfet'es
The receipts count Of the States one Eta Of meas
aring from Pass4ngors on the Washington Bf;nch hat
road amount 10 .1z6 81 aid increase ever the Fecea
ing year Of sle,499 g. ..-,.,-., r
which 700 is loan Of credit to the BALTIMORE hne
OSio Roroad Company, die interest on whiek has sen
func,uely paid by the ompany The sinking fanI vs.
ppes,v tt;e millions Of collars IL November ist ami m
creasng with such diy that the entire debt VII be
ouideted thereby before m maturity at venoua ms BE-
tween the years $40 And 1890.
fling ,e condition Of the Banks Of Masssohuse tue
hrst Saturday of October 1853 The total capital OF ii5
hanks IN $50 was sssG5O7S against <32TO5oo the cap
hsl Of 1s7 banks IN 1852 The bills R circulation Of five
dosrs and upward vas s2i O23,5O5 IN 1852 s73s25o2i
Of lees than five dollars in 1885, s9,37s9of; in 1883
/ s37sos67 Is; oe pro6fs on hand s5oi7,l27 7oi in
1852. s5aes4Z5 g. balance due 70 other ben<'' ss'1l
al ~: in 1852, S560s,scs Of.
Cash depa5ted moluding all sums Whatsoever duo from
,bo hanks no bearing interest ia bills IN crc1a.Jn
profits and due to other banks excepted Sic
434252 10; IN 6J2 SIS CO., 2OI % cash dsPohei Oear
ing interest S447@s - in lsJ2, SitiV'l 10 to@l
amount due from the banks sl07 e60s1i l9 IN 10. 80
s37 o. Ihi- snount excludes sl93s q, oi whica
tie Blue HI. bank was robbed
RESOURCES OF TBE BAsKs.-Gold, silver and oiner
coined metals 10 their banking houses $40 7Si 90 in
1880 s. 500 7s2 Real Estate SO57so2 II IN 1872,
81 600 4G3 % bills Of other banks incorporated in this
State Sc5lT7l6 81 in 1852 S8s766JI II; bills OF other
banks Incorporated elsewhere sl66Os 80 IN 1884, sOy5i
IS balances due from other banks s7496zs9 g.; in 1872
sCCCe 4l2 5 Of all debts due including mites
bills Of exchange, and ell stocks and funded debts Of every
dtsoipon excepting the balances duo from o;her binSa
Ss7ls9l7 i44 in 1852, S57,72O19 Oh; total amount OF
the resources Of The banks, slo7 29o9tf m 70
S93e s95 s5 date rate and amount Of dividends since
the last annual returns October 1882 sl79665i Octo
Der, ls5I sl599,9I1 So April 1852 sl5o6O6O; April
1882 47sC2 Il amount OF reserved profits at the time
Of declaring the last dividend, s30o1255 "a in ls52
s3s0O37 90 Of debts due t. each bank, secured
by pledge its stock S4567G2 10; 1852 S220'3 s5
amount Of debts due and unpaid and considered doubtful
Si072 42 10; in 1852, Sl9s763 81
Average dividends of thirty five Banks in Boston in
Oct 1882 is fraction over 95lO0 per cent in April
1853 fraction 99l00 per cent Average dydenis
of one hundred and eight Banks out Of Boston ia Oot
1882 fraction over $4,000 per cent? IN April lsoJ
fraction 80 100 per cent Average dividends Of
hundred and forty three banks in and out OF Bostol
in Oct 1852 is fraction over 73lOO per cent? in APRIL
1858, fraction over f-l0O.
Fiy-seven banks made returns of dividends in Oct,
1853
The Raleigh Register contains the following letter fOm
Prof Ernmons, giving particulars Of very valuable
development Of q coal fed
ASHORE Dec q, 1882.
Now it appears that the first seam was cut at 800 feet
hen fret tie statement, weeks az, in the
public prints, remarked that this Eve foot is not
lie main seam There s at least another just belew it,
which he's than twice the thickness Of this 50 that
Il win be found estimates OF the quantity Of coal in
the Deep River coal basin will far exceed the an lunt
stated in my report / am not at all surprised at the
suits OF the boring. / could not expect, from my own
observations that the first would be cut the
than $50 feet at any place When the
covered with the entire of states Ioxpected also and
sustained my expectations, that the wOald have be
come Hatter at a distance from the Outcr0ps.
1t viii appear, then that am justified in assuming The
position ta, at the point within the outcrop whore the
augor Penetrated the States there three times much
Coal to the acre as | stated in my Report. This viii
make 20 400 uns to the for every 1900 acres
100000 tuns. This Coal considering Il. quality, viii
be worth in market s. per tun, and will amount to e2l3
sOOOCO-ltEO hundred and three natA0H efgh hundred
M0us0nd dollars
II may be said that am holding out false lights but
abide my time. Somewhere Deep River there remains
to be built city greater than Lowell Deep Riyor has
the Water the Coal the Iron, the Copper the Corn the
Wheat and the Cotton. Lowell, OF my honorej native
State had the water only and there arose. by the indus
Try of few great city If the old State can't build
oIe somebody north of Mason and Dix1ns line will and
call it alter his own name. Most respectfully yours,
EMMoSS s.ats Geeoss.