New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

pro6t of twenty Elk millions on capital OF
sixty Millions profit at the rate of 43s per cent
these are indeed fascinating figures. And whstnas
not th;. wonderful Mobilicr effected with its grand
capital of something like twelve millions OF dollars
With sixty million francs in hand they have sub
rcribed to the French loans first two hundred and
fifty millions and afterwsrd three hundred aud
seventy. five millions more; they have acquired an
interest in the principal railways OF France; they
have undertaken the issue OF the loan contracted by
the Austrian Association for the Railways OF the
State; they have participated in the Western and
Central Railways of Switzerland; they have taken
On interest in considerable operation protesting
for it's object the canalizatiOn OF the Eoro' from
Sarasossa TO the Mediterranean; they had their
hands in the amslgamation ofthe omnbuses ofParis,
and in the constitution of the General Mari'i"e
Company they have brought by their inserVen
ton the anal samation of all the old gas companies
of Paris into one enterprises they have, a. they say
made present of five hundred thousand francs 70
the people by selling them corn below tue market
price; they have decided on peace and war Oy 'nei
leans created new and propped up old lines oil ral-
ways. illuminated cities, given an impulse 10 'no
creations Of manufacture and the sPecuia'lon' Vi
commerce, and lastly extended their influence
beyond the frontiers of France, and scattered the
fruitful seeds of similar institutions over the cont
lent OF Europe.
The Crtda MoJlier thus presents ITSELF 81 one o'
the most curious economical phenomena oil our
epoch, inviting thorough sitting. without 'ucn
research it is impossible either to compute u.
chances Of the French Empire, or 70 unaer'sauu
the symptoms of the general CONFUSION oil society
mabifesiiDg themselves throughout Europe We
shall investigate first into what the boaiu Cans 10
theoretical principles, and then test their Piac'''i
execution. These principles, as the report informs
US, have been until now but partially realized ahu
await an immensely greater Development Ill INC
future.
The principlesof this company are SET ior'n III ~
statutes and in the successive reports niaae
shareholders, but especially in the hrss OF 10 i''0
According 10 the preamble OF the statutes
sderiDg the important services wncn uusN'
rendered by the establishment Of 'ocIeV nA
al for its aim TO favor the Developments VI VIC i"
..try Of the public works and to realize inc eon'
:. version Of the different titles OF VARIOUS on"'
prises through the means of consolidating sue Gu.
=. il one common fund, the founders Of inc ''''"
MoSilier have resolved to carry into eject - Use
"fu plan, and consequently they have sO. .o.i.t.
"to 10y down the bases Of an snon' n.y. 80
under the Denomination OF the uenc'A
"o Of the Crfda NoJiher." Our resae" WI
in mind that the French understand BY the "oiu'
anon, nous society Joint Stock COMPANY WIN
limited responsibility of the shareholders, aud a sGs'
the formation Of su:h society depends "
ilese arbitrarily granted by the Government,
The credit Mosiiar then proposes to i'.eh H, .s
to favor the development OF the inau''f! =, .-'
public works which means 70 m'A 60,
and public wo,k, in gener. dependent on ,ns as S;
1s snI s. sss .. ssa.,.s on whose breath the
.'. sal 'V S,ssss company i, suspended III.
Board doe. not .Il to Indicate by what means it
imperial creator, over tho ~ha!a industry 81