New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

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Judge Oakley rendered decision to-day in the case OF
Alexander Kyle Jr the deiautng Secretary Of the iar-
Iep Railroad Company The motion to vacae arrest or
duee bail denied. Kyle IL therefore, held 10 Dan IN
ne of siO0, 600.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of cent. out of the net earnings
Of The last six months which in the of pay
ment at the office of Messrs Wnsow, Laner Co, No.
81 Wal-s This is of tae very successful roads Its
business il now greater by over 80 cent than last year.
and ia .py limited by machinery and cars large increase
Of which has been made during the past year
The Lexington and Danville Railroad Company have
Withdrawn Tie entire amount of their bonds issued aS
year. and cancelled and burned them The President OF
the Company Gen. Leslie Coomhs has certified, under
cath doing the The bonds had been under de-
Pest this city. The Company is now free from all
funded debt.
According to statement just published in the London
papers appears that the shipments of specie from Eng
land China, Egyp, and Malta, Turing the first half Of
nc current year. amounted to t2,373,Ol+ OF which
fsits6 consisted Of gold and 81 s5s 3i7 OF silver. In
Guided in the aggregate sent direct China the total
fl 54s of which all but ESQ., was in silver.
The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning says that
Ae faith Of the late statement made by the Reading Rail
road Company, arrangements have seen made To- tenn
porary loan of from 100000 $500 600 at cent,
which ADDED the receipts of the road, some
ESQ eco per week will in half year pay the cntro toat
sg debt including the said temporary loan. SO that on
TIE Let ef February the Company will stand unembarraSSed
with floating liabilities and with no claims on lbs immense
revenues but those of its bond and shareholders.
In relation to the failure of Mir. Tucker The Ledger
ycmarks:
"Much as We regret to hear Of any embarrassment in
the affairs of Mr. T. the public and his friends will rejoice
IN ,arn that his not affected and that the Read
;.r Railroad and the Nonour Works wholly unai-
fted b, any embarrassment of his private operations.
Friends Yesterday. understand, prOteTei any
spoupt of necessary 70 reisate HIM m credit,
tbat il seems probable that satisfactory arrangements wl
he ,.c,ed ard that Mr.. It's services VIII be retained in
fhs posiions which he has shown himself 50 emnenily
..sEsSd 10 fl His creditors understand, are con-
parstiyely few thus rendering adjustment the more easy
Hs real uroperv in iron works and coal lands large
sra very productive. The profits from these sources
alone are equal in comparatively snort une' 70 guy
orSinnry emergency He is holder besides, 1t u under
stood OF large amount Of unproducuNe SECURITIES TIC
availability OF which at the present tne ana nus heS'
liabilities of the CatawlsSa hallroan anu o'"e
enterprises the main Of an enoarrass'heh'
which il 10 hoped will be only temporary resulting even
tualy in little loss to any"
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of Saturday says
"A sale of considerable lot Of the Catawissa Railroad
ends will be noticed In report OF sales AZ the Brokers
Poard this morning. the nominal price of cents
he dollar This road IA IN operation Tor 40 miles, ana IN
..etber month will be finished "a miles further its whole
reth hejpc O. miles and its cost three millions We
are to say that the sale above named made
,.d.r circumstances which will require that should be
s0Ites,ed of which the President OF the company has
been Gully nott'd
Tie sn,hrscite coal trade for the pat week hos H'