New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

The specie average like that Of the New. York
banks is rising one BY the clearing House returns
Of yesterday, tie amount had reached $i,lOO 900,
which is considerably in excess of any amount recently
held in State street.
Money matters in Boston appear to be in ab )u the
same condition as reported here, except perhaps that
the accumulation of capital is less rapid, and the
amount available on call loans much smaller in proper
ton TO TIE demand The recent statements In regard
TO Messrs. Lawrence & Slade, and the very decided
decline u factory shares have created great deal Of
excitement 1t is said that personal liability for the
debts of the corporations attaches to the stockholders
of the Bay State and Middesex Mills and it is reported
that proceedings have been commenced against sew
eral wealthy citizens who happen to be among the
number In consequence of this disturbance, the
difficulties Of paper negotiation have greatly increased,
and "factory paper which for years took the highest
rank of any in the market, is now almost unsalabe.
The stockholders of the New-York Central Railroad
Company will hold meeting at No. IS Wall street on
the 2Sth inst, TO agree upon ticket to be supported
at the annual election of Directors.
The quotation for Consos given By the morning pa
pers of yesterday was incorrect. Theprice at London
on the 18th irst was So S94, and not 49, S94, as
printed.
We are pleased to learn that the suspensions on
the other side of the water do not involve Messrs VIM
Hoge Co. of this city, who have not suspended, aud
have intention Of go doing.
We understand that the movement Of the Crest
Western Railroad Company Of Illinois, to relieve the
Company fiom its endorsements, is progressing
fsvoaby. About one half of the creditors and stock
holders have already signed the agreement, and the
prospect is that the plan reported by the Committee of
Conference of the different interests promises to be
entirely successful. The plan embraces substantially
the following provisions:
First: Full payment Of all claims for labor, land and
cattle damages.
Second That all the holders of the bonds under the
two mortgages on the road one being for 81 OOO, OOO
and one for 81 $50 600 shall surrender four coupons
on each bond due or first becoming due, aud re-
ceive nom the new company to be reorganized stock
for the came at par
1h'rd Interest on the original bonds of the Com
psny, under the old mortgage, to be psid promptly
when due.
Fourth Holders Of second mortgage bonds 10 sur
render the same and in LEV thereof to receive from
the Company certificates of stock in the Company at
the rate of $50 in stock for each 800 of the principal
and inere,t of taid bonds.
FJh: That holders Of the floating deaf surrender
the same and in lieu thereof receive from the Com
psny stock for the amount and interest 10 Sept 80
rg TO $54 i26 49, to be surrendered for stock n the
fall amount ard interest.
StrtHh The present stockholders OF the Company
TO reduce their stock IS cent each holder rsc swing
25 of stock for each 800 of the old stock of t,e
Company.
The whole amount of debt including both mort.
cages snd the floating liabilities of the Company. is
50 422 800 and the stock is 81 500 OOO making total
Of IS, O22, 926
Under the compromise proposed the amount of
bonded debt would bs 1891 900, and the stock
si,63i, 1876, making total of si,O25, i26.
The Committee under who's supervise IN til plan
was prepared. estimate that the net earnings of tbs
road ill be sufficient pay Interest on the bonds and
leave $l3i 400 for the ARCHAEOLOGICAL to div-
derd Of I, cert. The road would cost Ter the
compromise, s2l,7 (O mile.
Tie American Cosl Company's stcck was PLACED