New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

cent stocktolders meeting Xess-s q. L. Schuyler,
Of New-York, Timothy Dsight OF Ner.HsveD, and
Thomas Burlock, Of Derby went out Of the Direction,
and were succeeded by Messrs A l.. Dennis, Of Sev
York, Abraham H.aton, o. Nes-H4yen, sni " u.
Hollsbrd, Of Wins,ed.
The Directors of The Pittsburgh and s.eubenvills
Railroad Company have elee,ed biz. JAMS s. Gran
President.
The Texas Creditors bill, ss agreed on By the
Committee Of Conference, has been passed By both
Houses Of Congress and sent TO the President ioT ms
approval.
The busness Of the Clearing House to-day Wa
sl2 565,6oO.
The seq,i-snnusl coupons OF the bonds OF tae City
Of Milwaukee, Issued to the Green Bay MllTsohee
and Chicago r .lroad Co, due Isl March, VIII De
paid at No 50 Wall st., by c L Seofeld
Late accounts from the On,oDagon Mining region
ON Lale Superior, are encouraging. Mr.. P'unner,
agent Of the Windsor Mine, writes TO the American
Muirg Company. under dates OF the l7'h and 1910
January. that the Wincsor will have ready for snip
uent on the opening of navigation, about 'h,i'y
,ups and the Norwich Mine 40 tuns OF copper. MI
A. G. Davis writes that on the let January, tne Ia''er
mine mad on hand, eighty tuns OF mass, oarrei ana
s,amn.vork. The MIMI business in thH region d Is
h,.,oore been carried on under very great Dis iavah
,,o.. Hereafter. facilities Of transportation VIII DC
,fo,dtd bv the completion of the road from the
iD. IN navigation and the opening of the Sault ste.
Marie Canal.
III. Norwiob and Windsor Mines Will soon be un-
de-, new and separate management; that will re-
Ieve them from all Indebtedness, and afford the neces'
cary means TO work them vigorously, and develop
their resources.
A bill has been introduced in the Pennsylvania
Senate authorizing the Governor TO offer for sale a.
,uc,iop in the City Of Philadelphia, the main lac OF
,ubc works of that State The works not to be sold
below seven million Of dollars. The terms OF pay
m. pt are consequent upon the amount the works sell
,or-the credit running from FIVE up to twenty years.
Mr. III. d. Bacon arrived in st Louis on Saturday,
the nth inst, by the Chics, and Mississippi Rail-
road. He left Chicago the preceding Wednesday,
and was four days making the trip. He walked
through the snow over fifty miles of the distance,
and at another psrt of the route took shovel in hand
and labored steadily, for many hours shovelng snow
from the track to help the train through The house
of Page & Bacon resumed payment on Monday, the
Ietb. and on Tuesday Issued the following card:
OFFICE PAGE g. BACON ST Louis. Feb H. 1855
We happy 10 announce that our o the
onerinr of Our House complete and thai on hosdI
hornns FEB R shall resume the regular pnsnes'o our
office ,,s \, ,;..;.. >. ~
In nj
deep sense di we not embrace the oppsriuoi
II fords OF public testimony to the tind coosdeiaS
6 sympathy uniformly exten1ed TO Us since the
sane OF our 18th January We are not insenbe 70
1.-THE. the fact sgD6csDce that during the entire term
M our have annoyed by no manifestation
of upes.y soctude oseion the Of our friends
hnt have cheel.d and epcourassd by their
proofs OF undated confidence We have disposition =. the
present the ediste cause Of misto
tune Th principal facts have sresdy been laid biore ne
puts mails OF New York and 81 Louis and
COM ent public, without further stemeut
pant should pronounce upon their hnscer
PAGE BACON.
The through line from Chicago, by the Illinois
Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads, to ST.
Louis lie again open.
The annual statement Of the Manhattan Life In
surance Company shows: The premiums, interest
and am uites received during the year. at sls2 5O9 A.
The disbursements s74 2lo s3-of which ESQ 39i
were for losses SEC sl6 "a for expenses reinsurance,
&C. and g. 900 for dividends capital of 900 900.
The sstets of the Company on the lat Of January
were $3.50 7s7 l4-of which si65 2l5 Is are invested
in City bonds and mortgages The Directors, after
reservipg s226 ,299 o5 over and above the capital
have declared dividend of v cent. on the scrip
for profits issued in January, 1884, payable on the
adjustment of the premiums for the current year.
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