New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13


-a3 ,,,h the statemt ut Of the previous
week the results are as follows; 1865.
Increase N Short Loans ...''''''''''''''SS so s9t
incits,e in specie. sS'Sy
iHers.,e in Circulation. a
Incr,sse in Deposits. -, a.
Ihetss.e 10 h1enHI ac distant Banks. is06
7, ,le Cirruit Court at Baltimore, on Saturday,
Ind Kr.bs. upon the application Of the Mayor sud
C, Counc grsnted an junction restraining the BAL
,irore and Ohio Railroad Company from paying ont or
delivering the certificates authorizing by their resou-
,jop Of Dee L. 1886. The penalty OF the ioJunctlon
bond was fixed $4,000
tis proposed to form new organization OF the is'
and "a mortgage bondhoders and stockholders Of the
Buffalo. Corning and New-YOrk Railroad Company,
and relieve the Road of its embarsssments. meet
ire has be en- held at Avon for this purpose Com
uittee was appointed TO negotiate with the parties
Tke Message of Gov Maiteson 10 the Legislature OF
Illinois gives very favorable view of The financial
condition of that State The amount OF the State debt
outstanding n the LIT instant, vas as follows:
internal Imp Debt, principal, -. - 81 as ~ ,,.
Ans., ., Of i c,r and lat &c., sS 3
!9s..'sF'a Dob ~ 3s,::t.,sd S ss S
TOth..........,.,.,.......... Sl2S3lA -
The principal and back interes, due on the let OF
Japuary 1853 when Gov. MattesOn was inaugurated,
amounted 10 81 oSc,Sc0f anu tue aOoNc ss''ohV"',
therefore, shows reduction in four years Of 81 5oi,-
$40 40. The Governor says:
There is now no doubt about the State being pre-
pared 70 pay the interest upon her whole debt a. II ma
lures Ia future The payment of interest for the past
ten wears having been only partially msde each year
to July last II would seem bat lust that the Sa.e s
now paving her full sccruing interest that Gil arrears
of IN crest should be funded sod put IN condition OF
other debts Of the State As a citizen of
the State look upon her con iton with unminged
pride and satisfaction. In fev short years she has
risen almost Phoenix Ike from state of hopeless
dependency 70 most envisbe position. In less than
seven yesrs sire will be entirely free from debt Her
expenses will be paid without dollar OF taxes from her
people and she will have large revenue surplus at
her disposal brighter destiny, it seems 10 me, can
barely be the lot Of any State
The Governor estimates that the ! cent OF the
gross receipts Of the Illinois Central Railroad, 10 De
paid into the State Treasury when the road s con-
pleted will produce 500 600 the first year. $4,000
the second. aud $4,000 annually within five years
from the tims of completion. The following is given
as statement of the business Of the Company FOR the
year ending December -, 1856:
Grant Of and the Company by the State 200 acres
Amount now e4nt3t ~tes
Unsod.... acres
-, 'f r,iss c,.r' rIst I'd .........,,.... 7Dt
Receipts Of the r. al tor lSo..........' SEfosS -
Estimated for 3SOVV W
Rolling stock Of the Compny-sl hrst class
passenger and freight engines, 800 freight
cars. g passenger .-..-. -
Cost Of estimated SophfO M
TIE amount received by the State from the Com
pany up to the present time is slO7 1888 p.