New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

will be paid on Monday, the I'd Of April, by Messrs.
WiDslow, Lanier & Co.:
Cleveland, Psnesville and Ashabula Railroad Co.,
I'd Mortgage Bonds p cent
Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Income Bonds v
cent.
Bonds OF me City OF Columbus Ohio opened to
the Columbus and Xenia Railroad Co. y cent.
Bonds Of the Counties of Marion and Shelby
Ohio opened TO t5e Bellefontaine and Indiana Road
y cent.
The Income Bonds of the Ohio and Pennsy lvana
Railroad Co., Que on the LIST Of April, y cent
1t is stated that the Governor of Texas will not,
probably, call special session of the Legislature Of
that State to consider the bill in regard to her debt
ps sed by the late Congress The matter will be left
for the next regular session.
The Breckiriidge Coal Co. of Kentucky have COM
pleted its railroad of nine mile to the Ohio River
and are delivering at it's depot on that river 100
tuns OF coal per day. which will coon be Increased to
800 tuns per day. The property OF this Company
consists Of 1000 acres Of land, under which lies an
inc xhaustble body of this remarkable coal, which,
according to snalysis Of Prof Chiffon, contains -
y eeLt more of gas than Camel coal. The Com
paDy confident that the peculiar properties Of the
coal render lis value for gas for stealn for glass; and
Gil thosts where clear, light flame is required,
incompsrably more valuable than Antbr acte, while
the cot of mining is no greater. The New-Orleans
market ard the river cities will require all that
can be mined The capital of the Company Is
$4,000 600, of which s6eo, 900 has been reserved
preferred y cent stock, and portion sold at par.
The Breckpridge Company can deliver from
$4,000 to 100000 tuns the frst year, which can, no
doubt, be increased 100 900 tuns per annum, uot
they reach An aggregate equal to the wants of con-
This Coal has been tried with great success
in making gas and steam. In regard to tho latter
point, The Louisville Journal gives the annexed Ger.
tcae Of the officers Of the David White first class
steamer on the Ohio, which proves cODclusivey it's
great value as steam generators
We the undetsoed havios made trial Of the Brsckin-
s,vs md Creso,, ons al, .Ionss es'g,a
bur Poneroy and all other Goals the Ohio River for the
Hesitate not to Of Bsclaids, Coal equal
IN our ophion 10 thee uDs Of other Coal the Ohio
ans steam $50 worth Of oil and are free to state that no
pine Anot nor aey other combu,hbe matter have
There cnder 10 the Br.esinrdse Coz. to fill up the
aes and free TO that this Coal the pefec lion Of
WILLIAM I'LL MecIAIS, c.pt,in Of David Whit.
-. M. MARTIN
1t is stated that Company has been formed who
offer about three quarters Of million of dollars more
for the Pennsylvania public improvements than hiss
been offered by the Pennsy vania Railroad Company.
The private letters by the Atlantic are cheerful in
tore, and speak Of increased ease in the London
money market. They contain considerable orders
for stocks and bonds, including Erie and Central
'tock, and Erie, ILL., Central, and n. Y. Central
bonds but in consequence of the foreign houses
being fully employed with their Letters for the Africa
most Of these orders did not come on the market TO-
lay. There wac not active business in London in
American securities, but the Continent and espe-
'isIy IN Paris, there considerable disposition to
'peraie American securities for sale were net plenty
" the Continent, and Erie bonds were in demand. |
l he circular of Mr.. Ssterth vate SAYS:
So oeen only limited bssnes done in American
e,. j., aIiins The pss weet note hosever transae
mia = cents stS7. NSA' - s'f' Va
"a o cas- American Railroad Bonds there 10 an inere.
- 4 hiie 1888 are In and New Yort CO..
!. a. z eenu have tsen done at % ana al ~ ''A W.
REM wanna Central cents thon.h x.t..,.., -,
nas. csn,-I & continue 20 be taken for inyeusnt
TO IA prem. ~ Nv" ISSUE que 1861, closes
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