New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

.,,r.I 3-,5eB5. will be p.d from The elEn-

when sei annual dividends will be pad ron The el'n
iucf Of the road. ~, -. r .,
tir,.te Z tie bu.nezs Of che r''1 aa-'nE 70, n.t
stfsr f.. COMPLETION showing nt' Itcy y. =, ~ -;
have no L,-iarty nos n f'ai'.-s -. n' @ ~ pr
-, .r nm stock If two sld bali mons ' Z i,A
TIE original esiiua'td ci 81 s ,,otb. .ince will b,
bV the r. 20 in iron labor h11 naeris4' ani ne
rcso,v works at the M.si-spfi Eiver 50 As 70 oflng
,te Cst II the work ap TO between Ion, ana na az
lIe n; ;rrludes liberal esunqtes Tor buil1-
;, tie road IN the most perm ninehl u1u'-L lo
aubgrkments and cuttings Tor o'uu'1 Is-1 o' - 80
md rail # /. can be procured ~ SeA-'H' 10, -
P"'su -, ,;ss of double track now, 1nt aDlndtnt
M :.;. f, dfnst grounds and stations Tor wo,kn{
royrer Of 90 locomotives 100 PASSENGER cars, anu "
t;cLt car for machine shops ana engine houses IN
5S er railroad complete i j. p,opo-ei 10 meet ins
eos. Of road with equal proportions OF st2c and onnls
the latter to be aed in suea oTn q. "N rs'eF III
rrre and productive tie stock interest
m rosd will be 10 IA IN length OF which abDu; l53
rIes VIII be straight Line and miles of curved line on
which no curve VIII occur Of less than $3.50 feet radius In
o,des over 60 nils is level II miles under feet %
miles from 70 90 feet II miles from 90 20 30 and % nj e5
from 30 70 40 feet grade The surveys Of the line have
been eope.ed and the locations made with some lev e1
ceptons The corps ia nov in the h-!d masking these
changes and ocaon which viii be completed by the hFs
Of Nay The grading and bridgn OF me whole inc Is
under contract to experienced AID energetic oontT4csot
oen,e the work Il is confidently expected track laying
will be commenCed by first January neat
In conclusion Mr. Brough says II is O road that must
stand wi hout rival either in The construction Of com
petor Or the value Of its stock and income On account
Of s great value 4 has encountered opposition snd met
" ID some unusual difficulties in Us coLlmencamin nj lle
legal obstacles are The people on roue
have generously donated their lands snd even their houses
and tLeir barns where they stood in the right OF way OF
direct line Ihave gone personally the entire ground
have supervised the surveys and the compeuon OF 9
right OF way know that both have been thoroughly exc
cuied ard f el warranted N commencing tli enterprise
to capitalists thai s every way valuable ana every
way saie.
Mesfrg winslov. Lanier & Co, No. 80 Wallst, have
been appointed the financial agents of the Company in this
Ct,, and viii keep be transfer books They will give any
further information as to the condition and prospects Of
the work
The Ogdensburgh, Clayton and Rome Railroad have
made contract with Messrr Branard White & Co OF 0g-
deosburch for engines and 25s for THAR DAD
In relation to the Money market, The Boston Journal
says:
Money continues uncomfortaby scarce in State st and
X has been difficult 10 negotiate during the week AZ
rates previously ruling From g cent the lowest mar
ke quotations has gone up t. 10 for prime paper and for
all signatures not strictly first class - e cent has been
paid The applications paper, however are not large,
ard The demand is most active lr loans call To dsy
wac the easiest Of tho week and there more capital
hosirg among the brokers' but il not probable that any
great relief will he experienced until after the first week
n April Next Saturday return day for the month and
on the following Monday dividend paym will he tde
Tt ose circumstances together with the fact that she BrnS
CoHmi,ioTer making examinations contribute
to render The banks unusually cautious snd discount IA
cilites have been withdrawn to an extent sufficient 70
make temporary pinch.
We learn from The HqrrsJurg Union That the aggre
gate property Pennsy vsns subject taxation fixed
by the Revenue Board OF Commissioners Of 1854 is as fol
lows:
Property salje-t 70 tax of5 sjl 77ati7 IS
Properly subject to 'ex o. y ..... SO 335 10
Property sub ect to tai of2 = cent 49, % %
Amount t...........................s5 81 l53'56 IS
These sums will yield the following to the Com
monwealth:
Tax On property subject % tar offs @s,. sl'77 snA
Tex on property subject o OF + cent 653o 50
Grcss amount OF revenue ............ 81 Gi3 s2' 81
From this amount deduct 100000 or collection, exoner
atiors &c and we have nearly s549g2O 50 net
The Cincinnati papers state that A sof silver 1880
OCOj arrived at Louisville from New Orleans, recently in
charge Of Adams Co.'S Express Co. consigned to Pnila
deplia Mint Ako 100000 in gold in charge Of the
same Company making 1900 coo rsDstu belonging to
/ the Government
The following is comparative statement Of the condition
Of the New Hampshire BanSs the 9th of March, 1851
and March, 1850:
March 1850. March, 1854. Increase
Captl....,,....$2N N395o s3Ht1Jo sl2lose
Discounts ........ 9852lS 67o770 285j53
cirJsoaioa. ccfJoili a....... 1906 iS ogi55 lsss7
Specie...... 1871 1856 Sj96
/ The banks have deposit in other banks for the re-
dempiion Of their circulation s627,s74.
Arrangements are being made to start bank under
the general law in New Brunswick, with capital OF $500
GOO Over e25OOoo of the stock is already subscribed
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