New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
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The printed letters by the Arctic generally favor
able than the newspaper accounts The writers appear to
look upon the Eastern question as settled and
ured by gentlemen from London that this matter does
occupy half much attention the London Exchange
il does in Wallst The letters speak of active
Money market induced by the great activity of trade but
do not complain OF any srngency. further advance in
the rate OF interest Is considered not improbable In regard
TO American Securities the business only in a retail
way but it not thought likely that any would be sent
home Some orders have for these Securities
pecnly for the Continent There considerable orders
also for Breadsu but generally limited at rates below the
market The French adyces especially very favorable
to the American grower of Breadstufs II admitted
fact that both England and the Continent will want nearly
Il not all the Breadstuffs spare.
The effect OF the foreign has been decline Of 25
cents Dbl in Flour 4 cents bushel in Wheat and
Id y bnshel in Freighs A very wholesome check has
been given 10 speculation.
Messrs Winslow Lanier Co advertise in columns
long list of first class securities well worthy the attention
of capitalists. They mainly bonds of hnnk railroads
and Of cities and counties issued these railroads and have
in nearly every case been originally negotiated by this
eminent house after the closest investigation The reputa
ton OF Messrs w l. Co Is a sufficient guarantee that
these securities second TO none offered in this market
for investment
The time for presenting the notes of the Woodbury. Bank
notes VIII be bought by j. Thompson of Broadway
and Wall It, at rs cents the dollar, until o'clock to.
day Tuesday
The Bond payment question in Mississippi is occupying
much Of the public attention and minges largely in the pc
ltca movements Of the day 1t is proposed to elect
ticket the Legislature pledged refer the question of pay
nen to the people The recent righteous decisions Of the
Courts Of that State have gone far to wipe the stain OF repu
dation from its honor and have faith that in the end
II - !.
correspondence has recently taken place between Of
the leading citizens jackson and Messrs Adams Dixon
Attorneys of Mr. II A. johnson OF this City Gilbert Coe
& johnson who obtained the verdict against the State
of the Union Bank Bonds, portion OF which we pub
lsh showing what the liberal Bondhoders disposed
do assist the State she decides TO adopt the honest
policy of paying her just debts Messrs Adams s. Dixon
say;
In reply to your inerrogatory we would state that the
holders Of the bonds issued for and account Of the
Mississippi Union and Planters Bank will consent to any
reasonable time for the paymens OF those liabilities Ihey
have not expected or anticipated any provision for the
immediate payment Of the whole debt They have, on the
contrary, authorized NJ to make proposition to the Leg
ilaure of the State which improperly in max
ing public at this time, il is the desire Of the holders TO
obtain full and free expression of public opinion The
proposition they have to make IT, that the bonds Issued for
and on account Of the Mississippi Union and Planters
Bank with the interest accrued thereon shall be taken up
ard bonds issued in their stead that the bonds
be issued shall be made payable in four equal annual
taments Of fifteen thirty forty five and sixty years That
the bonds proposed 10 be Issued for the interest nor
due shall bear interest for three years the principal
only bear interest from date az the rates already
fixed the face Of the bonds That after the expiration
of three wears such portion Of the bonds for interest
then remain due shall bear interest at like rate And a.
the amount Of tax necessary to qudate the debt while
they DO desire 10 dictate interfere yet they
fecy willing TO take tax Of one fourth OF one per cent
the assessed ad vaorem value Of such real ana person
al property il subject 10 taxation in the state OF
Mississippi feeling confident that will qudate the debt
before the expiration Of the time proposed or n should
being willing TO grant any further rosoHdt extension
Of time
This certainly proposition that the State cannot find
any objection to- and the true policy Of the State to &C
cept it at once.
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