New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
d.y steamer viii probably take million. The &C.

day steamer viii probably take million. Inc &c
eoupts from the South today are that the Rivers are
,lov,y r,ne. and the prospect is th.' in April We
.b,u have an active Cotton season, with better
supply Of bile
We understand that on Monday last, the ANNA
slec,ion of tire officers of The Gardiner Gold Mnlns
Conospv Wa held, sth the following results; True
tes-Ms,rs. Cas- Ely, A. p. Halsey, Chas Tracy,
p g. Gardner. J. W. Gambler, ;. ii. MIX and u. Z.
Ripley; President Charles Ely Trea Geo u
Ripley; Secretary, Richard Vose This Is one OF the
few Companies which have not suspended operations
during the late s.ringency in the money market.
From the first commencement up 70 the present. Gay,
there have never been less II an forty-hve men 81
work nj the uipe; and 20 soon ss the smsgsm4 iing
machine is erected, which may be expected in few
weeks. returns are confidently expected.
In relation to the Terre Haute and Alton Road,
The Cincinnati Gazette makes a some what remark
able buneer 10 view of the fact that it is usually well
informed upon subjects ii discusses. 1t says on the
10Th inst people are naturally dstrustful Of the
Company one Of its leading representatives having
chad a connection, not many years sgo, with g
"Western Road, the results of which some stock
"specuaors will OF forget. The affairs Of tina,
"road were bolstered up that its stock advanced
considerably above par. Ne same stock is now
"worth four cents On The dollar The gentleman
alluded 10 has no connection whatever With the Tere
Haute asd Alton Road the contrary, his interests
are directly opposed to those Of this Road.
The Toledo and Illinois, and Lake Erie, Wa
bash and st. Louie Railroad Companies offer for sale
$500 600 of their First Mortgage Convertible Bonds,
being the balance of that Issue remaining unsol1.
These Roads extend from Toledo, on Lake Erie fol-
lowing the Maumee and Wabash Rivers, to tue State
line Of Illinois, from which point communication will
be bad with St Louis by the Terre Haute and Alton
Road with Springfield the capital Of the State aud
with the Mississippi River by the Great Western
gress of completion. The Roads under this mortgage
are 2I3 miles in length and will cost, when COM
pleied, $4,000, 600 There have been slresdy
S. OO0, 600 expended. The Companies have foat-
ing debt, end have means on hand TO complete 20
miles of Road BY June next. The first mortgage is
for e. 400 600. The Is 600 900 expended have been
raised from stock, g. 900 OOo Of these Bonds, aud
g. GOO 600 of Second Mortgage Bonds. Tue treasury
contains ssOO,oOO First Mortgage and 100000
Second Mortgage Bonds. 1t is believed this
Road, when completed, will form the shortest
line between st. Louis and Lake Erie, and will CON-
msnd the through travel. II will aso enjoy large
local business running il does through one of the
most fertile valleys of the West, and passing through
n. Ie county towns on the route. A party who has
resided IL ,ars ia the valley makes the following
innate Of the busin-s when the connection with 81.
LOuh Is completed:
Two p.,senser trains Zach way daily loo passengers
e.ch, cents mile. .'........'''. eass