New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
!NOOOO EMIGRANTs wANTEp THIs va


$4,000 EMTGRANTs WANTED THIS YEAR!
The Chicago Press of the llth inst. says:
I'VE learn that the uncomplcted portions of the Bur-
lrgton and Missouri Railroad have just been taken in
hand by wealthy and well-known party of railroad
men in Boston, Albany, Detroit and Chicagu-the
same who heavily interested in the Boston and
Western, New-York Central, Michigan Central and
Chicago and Burlington lines. The new work is prac-
ticaly extension of their interest through the State
Of Iowa to the new Territory Of Kansas. A cash
stock subscription OF 100000 at par has given these
parties the control Of the direction. IL is understood
that the amount of land which the Company will re-
cciye under the Act of Congress in aid of the Iowa
Railroad will reach about 100 600 acres.
Messrs. Thomas +. Walker OF New-York, Curtis
B. Raymond of Boston, and Norman w. lsbal OF
Marion, Iowa, have been appointed trustees OF the
Iowa Central Railroad Company, 10 whom the grant
of lands received by IT, amounting to about OOO,OOO
OF acres has been decided III trust They are to issue
bonds based upon these lands, to the amount of
S2 GOO 000 which Il is thought will be sufficient TO
complete the road
"On Wednesday the last huge fragment of blasted
rock was rolled out of the thorUugh-cut of the Ohio
and Mississippi Road this side Of Mitchell and at 20
minutes past Daniel ID. Page spiked the last rail IN
the $40 miles of iron road connecting Cincinnati and
ST. Louis At a festival given in cOmmemoraton of
this event Mr. Barlow gave the second sentiment, the
health of A-pnwal and his New-York associates,
who forward in the hour of imminent peril and
secured to the West the completion OF her greatest
road.
Judge Ellis replied to mark of respeetto the first
President of the Road
After further proceedings, for which We have no
room tifs morning, the Cincinnati train proceeded
the closed gap and uniting with the train from
ST. Louis proceeded from Vincennes, where early yes
terday morning the delegations from the two cities
shook hands and returned eastward TO the upper OHIO,
and westward to the mouth of the Missouri
fCincinnsti Comuns rcia, April H.
The following il translation from the circular OF
Messrs. Marie Il kanz:
NEwYORK Monday, April ~, 1851
During the days subsequent 70 last advices Of tho
l inst upw tendency which had marked previous
seemed likely continue; but the afternoon Of the
ascertaiued that the Bank Of England had
advanced its rate from 81 T. cent, the downward
ne VI aud 18th the shares Of certain Rail
road Compane-such Michigan Southern, and Cleve
land aud IOledOLad fallen ~ the lowest pNs KNOWN Or
inyestm. ne securities such State, City
ana Railroad Bonds partakng the extent of
laNe character have eaper, need but trhng decne.
The market continues to improve while the rates OF
Achang. London aud the Continent ancng showing
reached the period when the specie ship
u..nts 20 Europe may be expected 20 revive But,
other hand, the advices from san Francisco lead
Ne to anticipate early increase the usual
amount Of their gold shiptnens while the South mnst
b.. uh the of sending back deposit 10 New.
York the specie which rmtted hther during the Winter
for the purchase The disbursements the National
Treasury from this time the lt Of Jsy must likewise b.
greatly of the receipts that notwithstanding the
Tyy specie exports tor several weeks 10
cone to anticipate decrease except Of momensry charac
the specie line Of bank The market closes with
.trong upw srd tendency in R-adng particularly
STATE STocKsL.ss active than the week previous except
ing Missouri Ia which the transactions add -OOo at 81.
83; Tenness,es have declined = $1,000 sold 3d.
Virginia dull g2dS2t California 1890 aud 1915 about
sold at So t. Indiana dull al 82t 82i North Carolina 50.
Chcago is firm price aud OF st Louis City aud County