New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
sosde at auction by A. H. Ncolay:

Isabella
Is shares NewYork Balance Dock compsoy....... o.!
The earnings of the Harlem Railroad we're:
Rm Mach, ls55 ...... -.'.'.... ss5ast q
For Mach, .''... 'Sc %
ee, month: 81; M.rh s5; 81 $50 %
Receipts preceding Sst March. ls5.. 454 t7t IL
I1crssse 10 6 months. $685. 40
In the exhibit above for the months preceding
the Gle. Of March, 1885, the set down shows the
precise cash earnings belonging to this Road, after
settlemen. with and payment TO all connecting road
while, for the same period in 1884, the sun repre-
stned is that of the gross receipts before such pay
ment to connecting roads. Such was the mode then
of making up tie monthly statements and which
could not now be rectfed without considerable time
and labor If it were done it would mske the actu-
al increase for six months more than 800, 900.
dividend Of 1871 y GEN.. has been declared by the
Receiver Of the Kncker booker Savings Bank, psya-
| Bile on demand. An extension Of ninety days has
been granted for winding up the affairs Of the Knick-
erbocker Bank. The United States Trust Co. lie re-
ceiver Of both the above Institutions.
Money appears to be more plenty even than It was
last week. Large lots were seeking employment TO-
day, on al, at sac cent and 10 CASE $4,000
was offered at v cent. on sixty days. The receipts
at the Banks are very large and they are abun-
dainty able to accommodate their dealers I. appears
be no further expansion of the aggregate loans aud
that the contraction, if any, will be moderate until
the p. Gle line reduced to Ill 900 or sl2 900.
We hear Of as yet, but about slso 900 engaged for
the Saturday steamer nearly all of which is in for
een coin. The leading continental shipper, we un.
derstaDd, will send no gold.
Meesrs Winslow, Lanier & Co. offer for sale
t2oo 900 of the Second Mortgage Convertible Bonds
Ct the Ohio and Indisns Railroad Company, being
the remainder of an issue of t5oe,OoO after fret
mortgage Of million, the entire cost of the Road,
and rolling stock being ea7e6, 32s the proceeds of
these Bonds will pay off the Hosting debt sinking
fund of eco, goo anuum has been made for the re-
inburement Of the mortgage debt The Road is
completed and in full operation, the receipts in
March having been s26, OoO The receipts would
have been srger had the freight equipsge been more
complete This has now been remeded. This Road
is a continuation Of the Ohio and Peunsylvaois
Road toward Chicago, and the connection with
Chicago by the Nes.AibaDy and Salem Road, 1t 10
believed, wilbe completes this year. The Company
hold asets the amount Of s274 leo, including real
estate, stock, subscriptions &c. Messrs. W., l.. g.
Ce. say:
The entire road, from 'Crestne TO Chicago, tray.
ereee region Of unsurpassed fertility, increasing ia
wealth and pepu alton at the rate Of one hundred y
cent. each period of ten years.
From the feet that the road is entirely fnishei and
in operation and that the entire mor.g age
debt only smocnts TO less than Sl1 500 y mile,
believe the Bonds offered for sale Justly enti
tied 90 rask among secxrities. In our opiu-
ion, the right OF conversion into stock which there
BONDS possess, will eventually add considerably to
The National I,teuigenocr publishes an Article from
The Ezas State Gazette, which ti;es ground against
the payment of tho creditors of that State The Go.
zse tbrs states the objections to the acceptance Of
the recent act Of Congress providing Cor the payment
of the debt:
l. 1t does not acknowledge the right of Texas to
cettle With her own creditors.
e II coCpels Texas to pay portion Of her creditors
more than abe them by her adjustment bill, and
TO pay another porticr less.
3. II ccmpeis Texas to enact law relinqushng her
claim Of es,eoo OoOf for Indian indemnitiss, which
coripg to Senator RSsk, created ono half Of our
"eptue debt"
T. Texas must lose atcas s. ooo, 900 in the se:t.s
ment.
The article concludes thus:
Shall, then. the United States with our sxsent, set
aside Its contract with Ms Under the Boundary Act
granting the ten millions Of dollars; and shall We
reinqush all moneys in her hands to the creditors
OF the Republic, and relnqush all Or claims upon
the Uni'ed States for Indian indemnity
The Teas State Gazette does not s1eak for the
Administration in Texas; Gov Pease has no felio y
chip with it. 1t is an o.shoot of Assissppi repuais
u0C eno nnle ie support Ia endeGvorng 70 persuaee
the citizens Of Texas st the preeent enjoyment o.
the e3, 600 OOo of United States Government y
cents. received under the Compromise act Of La5o is
preferable spy future benefit Of credit that the State
might derive from paying her debts The rsscality Of
The second psr .grsph quoted by TIE Natioxal IN
ll,genoe, is concealed from the general reader By
calling her system Of scaling" her adjustment BILL
which fraud upon Der creditors practieei sitter
the passage of the Boundary 1T The United States
gave Terss tio, 600 900 United States Government
y cents, with the implied understanding that Te1ss
would apply 1t to the payment Of her debt Texss
received Is 600 900 Of the Government p cents the
remainder being retained by the United States Gov
eminent security that that State would pay her jest
debts, but she has not spilled one dollar in payment
of Der first class debt, for which the revenues were
pledged. For the sake Of appearances che ruupcd
up tone second class debts and class denomirated
class B which, although OF doubtful validity but held
by her own citizens, abe paid in full. Texas can
boast Of very many worthy, honorable, deb-paying
citizens. Her executive officers are Of irreproa,hs-
Die character and trust the time is not far dsts1:
when tie stains Of pas. srsnssc ions upon her eecu,ca
epn viii be wiped out
The Penns, lvsnis Coal Company are prepared to
shp not ets thar $50 600 uns Coal this season Thsy
have 6zsd upon the following prices, for cash. eliv-
esed at Port Gwen:
& SIX To yuyL To s.p; ?, / Ia xf. e Sept. / |
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