New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

CRU siiou srzS4s' '"<e'' Dec o"''o-
n. Palace ykia Iedgu saws;
.aTh. seui-enpusl State interest is payable the
lst oI Aul usl and have beard OF hing that eads
r 70 douht that II will then be fully net. Our city
finances. however are in a vefy bad way, and do not
am TO improve with time The demands the
Treasury ale largely In advance of the means, aud
warrants are bawked about q streets at neavy dis
count
The Directors Of the Clinton County Coal Co. have
made rep.t ~ ts Stockholders, By which it appears
that the prosp,c cts OF the Company are OF the most
fat. ring kird. Tie Conn any own 1900 acres OF
land in CT mon County, Pa, mOst OF which rs under
laid with and five veins Of tue best quality Of btu
minous coal Thee lands are near the west branch
of the su-quet River Al the head OF navigation
OF West Branch Canal, by which the Eastern markets
ale opered. Emirs an0 al the Northern ant Wes-
ten markets il that direction also reached by
canal end railroad 1t is ,stmAled that El0ira and
The interior Of Nes.Yors will take 100 OJ0 tuns Of this
coal ~ soon as the Company are ready to fur
uish L. II can be laid down in + mira at 80 80
PER tun vleie tie selling lrice of snch coal has
lecu So 10 81 20 per tun. The coal eau DC deliv-
cred in Philadelphia at 50 256s3 50 per tun and
IN New-York at a 50a "a Is 3 tun. Experiments
with the coal Of tLis Company a. gas produ er have
heen made nj the Elmira Gas Works and the New
Ymk anc Manhat Ill Gas Works in this City, and the
result troyts il TO be nearly as productive ms New
castle and compares favorabs with Pittsburgh. one
tl,n of outcrop Of the second vein produced 1890
fer Of gas and 1896 pounis # c Ike. The openings
into the UPPER and second Veins have been made
will 10 about ur miles of the west branch of the Sus
ouebsppa River, 1t an elevation Of netting like
Gle, en hundred feet above tie river. To overcome
the elevation, railroad Of eleven miles has been
We, ed and located The grading has been put uoder
contrsc, and will prcbo bly, be comp eted by the mid
die Of July. The iron r'iI has been purchase, and
pat of it delivered mp n tie depot grounds At the
river; and it il confd, nty expected that the track
viii be LAID and tho road completed BY l:t September.
Depot grounds have been purchased, giving to the
Company about 100 feet fronting on the river. The
report says:
The entire landed property of the Company has
been psid for. The funds for building the Ra'roaf,
opening tie mD, purchasing defot grounds, build
iIl hOusof sc have lten raised from the sale If the
& A. cent CorpOn Convertible BopGs of The Company,
to the amount Of $4,000, leaving in the treasury TO
furnish rolling stock aud working capital $4,000 in
bonds and about $4,000 IN stock
TIE whole amount of bonds issued and to be issued
il 1870 Geo secured by mortgage 10 David tloadley,
ESQ. of New York on the whole property, including
the railroed snd ranchses, and held by him n trust
for tie boncLoidcrs.
These bones are convertible at auy time before
turiy into ihe sock OF the Company at the option OF
lie h, ders The Ecu ity is beyond all question. The
payment Of the sen.anr u6l mtIest Is ceraio AMI
Wien We COZ soer the prospective value of the stock
as - prenlum stock aging large dividends the cor
yeite clause OF these uonds greatly enhances their
value for permanent, safe Bnd profitable Investment.
The dc Of the COmpan, are valuable for farming
N cses as well for mineral and much oft being
heavily umbend, the Company cannot ial 10 receive
lar, e ryeIue fIom the sale of pine lumber. More
tlsn iwelVe tousBId of oaklands extending up
the Get Branch River about 'w.nty miles aud COW
eT, with inc, len lock and oak, and underlaid with
Xhat slible d'posli of oa mon and tue clay,
musi within ieW Years yie,d 10 tho Company a rev.
eLUe be yopd the calculations of the most sanguine
The Elm CiD Bank OF New. Haven, CT, will 90
into operation the plates can be prepared.
About $500 COO o the stock of the rraoesmens b NIX
of New-Haven were taken on Tues ay, after which
the Commissioners adjourned to the 3lst inst
The unpaid dividends ce,tifca,es i-s"ed by the
Receivers OF the Peoples Bank ut Paterson, viii be
paic hereafter at the State Bank at Newark, n. j.
The following comparative statement will show the
amou, of foreign merchandise ut the port of New
Orleans for the fiscal year ending June 80 for three
years;
EFFORTS or MERCHANDISE THE cUsroM.Houss FOR THE