New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-25

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Tie interest on the Bonds of the La Cross and Nil
wsukee Railroad Company, due let July, will be paid
at the Broadway Bank.
Messrs Wesley & Kowakky have sold within few
dsvs $4,000 Of the First Mortgage bonds Of the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad illinois sectonl at
90 AID interest They now held at 92s and inter
est This road Is earning frsm passengers alone,
expenses interest and fair dividend on the stock.
Tie Breckenridge Coal Company have just started
from Coverport on the Ohio, the fourth 200 TINS OF
their Coal destined for this market The second 1000
tuns has been Shipped from New-Orleans. The arrival
Of the first has already been noticed.
twill be seen in another column that the Superior
Court in full bench has decided that the Newliayen
Rairoud Com is bound by the acts of its Agent,
ScbuyleT and liable for the fraudulent stock Issued
bv him This il an important and righteous decision.
Judge Campbell only dissented. Our Eastern friends
who have resisted to the utmost any attempt - make
settlement Of this matter will now be forced to act
fairly.
At meeting Of tie Directors Of the Ohio and Miss
issippi Railroad held at st. Louis on the isth the
following preamble aud resolution were adopted
directed D r. CANTON vcePresdent o Company to
raw r the sum Of i59 0i g. being the balance then due
em tbs comIaDy % the s1d fsss Bacon ana $50 TO er
the s1d road franchises cars machinery and other proper
ties Of the ConPsny In trust to secure he payment OF SAID
&C. and Tsyeas default having made the payment of
,ad the said TIue in pursuance OF the authority aors
Rced That the said note, deed AMI possession Hereunder
BE- hey sf ss bhfo u the e employ Of thu
rqued the Trustees according to the pro
visiors Of tie deed being expressly understood that
the evers outstanding just claims Of said officers and
oer. who have been in the employment Of and scco9otee
aid Company also those Just claims FOR labor and nte
rs yet Outstanding and unpaid are to be paid and satisfied as
speeo a. practicable.
At meeting Of the County Court of 81. Louis, held
Oh the 10Th, tie following proceedings took place:
Uhec, The County of So Louis is subscriber TO h stock
Of Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company 10 the amount
the affairs Of ,sd Racsd Company such condition
excite The most lively pecung the safety OF
isS SsG oo respecting the good faith Of
having control OF the srs of said COmp.ny there
fire that Aaron H. Hackney be he Is hereby
pointed Agent the County Court to take behalf u the
he rseeon Of the ssid sok so held by the said County
ST. Louis and he proper scrutiny IN the claims set up by other
yeifols Gganst the said road.
The advices from California are very favorable in
regard to mining affairs More gold had been taken
out II was believed, in three months than ever before
in the same period. Trade was still dull The Mint
was coming about 100000 per day. The deposits
from May to May 80 had been about s2,275,OOO
The funds to pay the interest the Sacramento debt
due here on the ist July probably comes by this
rival. The Mayor had made arrangements to remit
IT, Two or three meetings of creditors of Messrs.
Page Becon Co. had been held in relation to OBJ
tanning security for the indebtedness Of that house
Mr. Pages private property. The result was that Mr..
Page offered, if the attachments withdrawn and
legal proceedings stopped to give mortgage on the
"Martin Koontz estate, at st. Louis, TO secure the
/ oustand certificates, &c. Mr. Page says:
"lf the attaching creditors will release their attach
and stay all further legal proceedings, and If the
holders of time certificates will release the obgors In
the bond from all liability real or supposed, and if the
assets in the hards of the trustees con be placed
in the hands Of three persons TO be mutually agreed
upon by the house of Page Bacon Co. and its cred
itors in California, with power in the trustees tO
dispose of such for the best price, payable in
any Indebtedness of the house. il sold for cash then
the proceeds to be divided pro rata among all the cred
itors upon theee conditions | will execute mortgage
or deed of trust upon the property known as the
MARTIN KOontz' tract, near St Louis, conditioned
for the payment at the expiration OF one year of all the
debts which the house of Page, Bacon Co. shal
then owe with interest in the meantime at the rate OF
| ten (10) Y cent annum."
Mr. Page also furnished the annexed statement OF
the affairs of his house:
LIABILITIES
Time drafts FIRST insslment. S764y ~
Time drafts second ilstamen lo,lbo %
Time drafts, third nstalllnent lSlfV ~
Time drsfs fourth nstAIiment lOl7B II
Total. s5,l29 %
Total sSi8, 965 At
ASSETS.
Bills receivable In suit, &C. ~ ~ %