New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
S.IrRpAY. July s--p. n

the feeling still too much unsettled for any important
movement, There disposition to operste in tho
fancie the recent decline having brought in parties vho
were able to pay for Stocks The principal Improvement
wns in Erie which advanced to SIS; fell of in the street
5il and finally closed at the Second Board at 5s amin
provcment of II per cent. Reading was active 5000
shares having been sold down fro 73 closing ct 7a the
| price Of Friday Hudson River improved per cent.
Cumberland was rather active but heavy At the close
Nicaragua was buoyant. selling Of ss dividend off, equal
to esl an improvement of per cent Canton advanced
to g. New-york Central very scarce for delivery
ard sold at Ss an advance Of II per cent Other Of the
better class of Railroad Stocks lower. In Bonds.
there YVES but little done and prices are heavy Illinois
Central were firm 72i The prices obtained to-day for
Stocks show, at rate, subsdence OF the sensoess
psnic which existed Thursday and Friday and that
Stocks generally settled in hands able to carry
them.
Exchange is in moderate demand at sSsI cent. for
Sterling; 3l3i a5.lli for Francs
The Freight market is inactive. To Liverpool 1000 or
10 600 bushels Wheat aid, in ships bags; 500 bbls.
Flour a6: Cotton 3D.: Dead Weight, 2oi. To London.
10 600 bushels Wheat in ships bags I'd. To Hayre Cot
ton &C.. Bone. ic.
M VIM. G. Wetmorc has been elected Presiient pro
tenn. of the Harlem Railroad Mr.. Wetmore IL lawyer.
on the corner OF Wall and Hanoyersts has been IN the
Harlem Direction for some years, and man we near nom
all parties Of sterling integrity and high business talents
The Mercantile Bank has declared dividend Of
cent On the capital stock paid in prior TO January as'.
and o. cent on the April insallment. payable on tho
18th inst The Market Bank y cent, payable July Ia
The Illinois Central Railroad has called for the sixth in
s,almen Of 10 cent. on the loan allotted February 7.
payabc the 9TH of August
The steamer to-day took s7es s39 of which was
in gold bars The entire export Of the week was ssasss9,
| and Of the year thus far eli, 7,ol4,i59.
The SubTreasury balance has been increased during
the week g. a7eo99 bu. during that mesyer 81 900
have been transferred for Philadelphia and Boston. Gen
Almope has not vet drawn the million dram. but
there ia reason think he will do on Monday or Tues
dav lie has been negotiating with some of the loading
houses and Banks take portions OF II and pay certain
rate of nteree according to the time is lett with them
Some of best houses have refused to borrow any por
ton of this money and should be very sorry to learn
that was to be lent herenducing speculation ana
expansion only to be called in again within twenty or
thirty dave and produce the natural reaction. We should
rather the gold should be OF the country at once
The street seems to have recovered partially from tho
shock of the disclosures Of the last few days. and If no now
disaster supervencs few days more will % much to re-
store confidence and bring the sober second thought which
vii, gradually produce more healthy feeling than now
prevails The public mind is elastic and hcsevery ofthe
shock having passed business will soon move again
in its ordinary channels the Schuyler fraud will cease to
be the paramount subject Of conversation and coasc to
hang az an incubus the nancalwod No feature
has been made public to-day in regard to Mr. Schuyers
afars The investigation Of the books Of the Newiia
ven Co. still going and there appears every reason
10 believe that the fall extent Of the inquty in that quar-
tor ia known The investigation of the affairs Of the ar
om Co is not closed The only discovery Is the in
crensc of the overssue of Preferred Stock made By Kyle
10 is7, shares The Preferred Stock Is believed to be
tight with this exception. The over'ssue OF Common
Stock stands about 700 shares but the examination Of
;. fptal a1 rho enfr hv
SCHUYLER and Kyle to the Harlem Co.. those best informed
estimate can be made good for 1850 900 II the 900 OF
ressued Extension Certificates should be assumed By the
Company In relation to his connection with this matter
Mr. Kyle requests to print the annexed card to the
public;
HARLEM RAILROAD OFFICE, July g, 1854.
To THE PrnrIc.-The undersigned has noticed with
feelings Of regret and modification tho various reports in
which his has appeared IN connection with the re-
cent dealcation in the Harlem Railroad Company. He
would therefore humbly beg suspension of public opn-
ion until the investigation going on before the Board
Of Directors shn have been concluded at which time o
feels confident his position will be improved in the
ewes of all and that although he has been in error will
be proved that he has never committee an n,entiona'
wrong. ALEXANDER hfts
We shall be much pleased If Mr. Kyle can show any
thing by which his position will be improved before the
public, for it certainly needs improving.
We hear of several corporations which have instituted
thorough examination of their affairs and have found
everything Among others Ia the Illinois Central
Road of which Mr.. Schuyler was formerly President
The Company have published the annexed cards In rea-
ton to their affairs
OrYIcE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.ILRo,D CoNpAsr,
| Saturday, July q, 1854. !
By the request Of the Board Of Directors of the Com
pany state for the information Of the public that Mr.
Robert Schuyler resigned the Office Of President OF the
Company the 2sh July 1889 since which time he has
had nothing whatever to do with its stock books.
Since that time interest dy yidends have been paid,
recurring of course stock lists, whchhav been
fully prepared and within day ortwo all the stock books
have been carefully examined the results Of which
that single error twelve shares occasioned doubtless
by mistake posting has been discovered, and that there
is no indication to suspect that any Illegal i'm
proper rsue stock Of this Company has been made.
W.P BURIAL President Of Illinois Central r. Co.
The Investigating Committee Of the Illinois Central Rail-
road made the following report:
| OFFICE OF THE ILLIsOIs CENTRAL RAILRoD Co.,
| NEw-YoRg, Saturday, July 1864.
Report of the Committee appointedby the Board Of D-
anime the accounts Of Messrs r. s. g. L. Schuyler and
| Robert Schuyler with that company.
| The Committee to whom committed the duty VI as-
cerainng the Liabilities OF Messrs H. O. " L. schuyler
and Of Robert Schuyler TO this company, aud examining
the securities held-herefore, beg leave To report,
That they find the total Liabilities Of the above named
parties to this Company this day amount TO slo24 427 o.
and that the Company received, and now hold collateral
securities which The Committee consider amply sufficient
being sased definite inquiry that they would this day
sell Tor more money than they are pledged for
R.y.p J'F. .A.s A .sinonD, S,osa Committee.
FaAsxLrs HAvEs,)
In relation to some Illinois Central BINDS which have
been selling in the market with the October coupon cut off,
| tits a.cerained tha, they are Bonds which were
pledged for twelyemons loan and the coupons cut on
v agreement Il is understood the Bonds all correct
We have received the following card from the Treasurer
| Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad:
| Tl.f al and Toll Railroad