New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

The adjourned meeting Of the stockholders of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company held this after
noon at No JIG Wall-st Mr.. G. w. Blunt occupied
the chair
Mr.. Lyman moved the adoption of the reports pre-
sen,ed to the last meeting.
Mr. Cort moved hat the reports be laid on the table,
After some little debate about the position in which
matters were left at the last meeting the minutes were
read debate arose on the motion TO reject the re-
ports 1t was stated by the President of the Company
that there were resolutions present which embodied all
the essential parts OF the report.
Mr. Dehon was very anxious that the question OF
laying the reports the table should be tested by a
stock-yOte at somefuture time
Mr. Aspinwall was very willing that it should be
decided ON the spot and telers were appointed.
Mr. Mann made speech for union aud harmony.
He could see no use in laying the report the table,
a majority could at any time take it up again. The
report had already accomplished all that it could ac-
complsh it had presented to the stockholders GER
tain data upon which they could refuse to act
TIE acceptance Of the report would amount TO nothing
If were rejected that could not get the facts ou OF
the way Why then 60 through the Formally of stock
vote
The motion to lay on the table was withdrawn.
Mr. Mann said that he was authorized by the Presi-
SeDt to present some resolutions.
MT Dehon abored under the impression that Mr..
Aspinwall had placed upon the table list OF names
different from that which was appointed as the Adv-
scry Committee at the last meeting.
MIR. Mann said that the reading of the resolutions
would satisfy the gentleman. He then mounted the
platform, and after stating that these resolutions
adopted the measures recommended in the report with
hat little variation said that there need be no feeling
or controversy of any nature in regard to the action OF
the Company and read the resolutions, as follows;
H,red That Edward wbitehouse, Theodore Dehoa Adam
None Jo. GA .rd Jr and Watts sheman are hereby ap,
pointed ouInttee 10 make Arrangements ot ne isst sna
r ,Di ts fund Amounting 70 $4,000 the esdsa.
Dnee are hereby ,aqusee 70 RP 'as p;Sesa. o. I
Of The balance due HowlaSd Aspaws snd 20 dsgens
With thu Commercial Ageucy that the PRESIDENT ana ooAd
ep,s As Ihey may deem Necessity by the
elIks Of the Company OF ali commercial business
k.d That the Of the officers and clerks needed for
The action the Of the Company, ondar the new
ogDEaon be recommended I'D Go aniFtee for adop
nOs ty the Precedent aud Board OF Directors
Rsed That the President and Boasd Of Directors be re
sos.teO their efforts dispose Of such portion Of
tie property opnloo be svan'sSeousy dispensed
term a they may the the ho d.
ei BY public auction payable An the stock or o0nd OF the
Ee,Tsd Thai the President and BOari Of Directors
tore an ier.a,e Of the nambr Of Doc aud
subovOn the stOok into certificates u seo each aud TOT
be,o,sd Presd5ot Board OF Directors Be
oueaed 20 their efforts TO bring about arangenen
win nc Nicaragua Company terms whca sha be iAs aud
hhef ard equally advantageous 10 the socknoier Vt bo1r
Comlanies
Mr. Dehon said il was the first time he had ever
heard these resolutions; he had listened stentivel,
and he believed that they substantially covered th'
recommendations Of the Committee except IN two par
ticulars. One was that the five members to be ap
pointed were to act and cooperate with this Board
Directors in the realization of the Bencla works an
the surplus sieamers the realization OF about mlhoi
of dolsrs an amount in which, as prudent men, h
thought that conference with the Committee OF hv'
would be productive Of good result The other poin
he approached with great deescy; it was the policy
of the Company. He bad seen and he believed tha
gentleman on both those Committees had sean enough
TO convince them that there great deal OF feeling
on their side o! tne house He was not quite satisde.
with the mode in which O. Company terminated th,
contract of August, 1854. There was disagree men
between the two Companies, and in the disagreement
which occurred in March there was some feeling be
tween the Companies and perhaps cause for feel
ing on the part Of the Nicaragua Company
Mr.. Dehon said that In going back owe
The policy of the Company from the yea
,ssa he would attribute To no man mo
6yes other than those Of the most honorable cha