The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18
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The Payments include $40 0eo In California drafts.
A. H Muller will hold his weekly sale Of stocks so
MOI row Wednesday, at lax O'Clock, at the AsrohSn"
Excharge.
Simeon Draper will also hold sale Of stocks and bonds
tomorrow wednesday,, Al lax O'Clock ct the Aer'
chants Exchange.
For some months sst We have becn oougrasulssing
ourselves upon the amicAbe relations exhting between
the United States and Great Britain. s impression has
become general that all causes OF dfaouky bad dssp
peared and that the entente oerdiale he'd se,sme essso
hshed upSna sound and pe mAnent basis. The adjustment
Of the Champion enlistment affair, and the sppososmen'
Of new Minister 70 our goverment appeared 70 be ABOUT
the osIy acts necessary 10 remove oil grounds for
future Misunderstanding. For months this happy
state Of Affairs has continued and u may continue Tor
some months longer; but would be almost too much 10
expect this amcabe feeling between the leading politicians
OF both countries to last long For the past forty years we
have hardly been without some bone OF oonsention and
u n hardly In the nature Of thiogs that We ever
shall be, for any length OF TINA, without the agts
ton Of some question calculated 10 keep the mer
camille and manufacturing classes Of each IN a
stale Of alarm and apprehension. rhe simple fact thai
IT would be Almost utter lmpoxsibity to draw the
t~o countries actual hosh.ies Of Itself suflcisn,
TO keep alive matters of dispute for the employment
or amusement Of the Cabinets, without much regard
to me Interests o. the people involved The field nov
comparatively clear but thr that there clements
enough for another national exoitomcnt in tho Dallas
Clarendon Central American treaty That viii provo 3
eiect godsend TO politicians and aststors Of al clAsses
and 1t will be made tho most or may result, more
seriously than Is Al this early day dreamed Of II this
Dallas Clarendon treaty 10 not Satisfactorily disposed Of
we tba sgan be drawn into the mos violent ,cenes Of
agitation and excitement aud all the commercial opera
,ft koI
jury Of ali engaged TIE rejection OF that treaty will open
ali the questions Of jurisdiction and Jurisdiction be-
tween the two governments Great Britain VII and
reaert her claims the Mosquito territory and must
admit all her rights and privileges in that quarter
danger the peace the two Countries The opening OF that
queston would unsete all nercal relations and
check the progress Of all enterprise. Tho country
is now moving forward with immense strides.
Is true al Of operations conducted upon
enormous scale, but they are backed up By an
capital. The commercial intercourse Of the
world now Intimately combined, and any de-
rspgemcnt would not be confined TO section but
tend through the whole system The expansion Is greater
than ever before known, but u the same time hes
broader and better basis and 10 MT easily disturbed
bu. when II again becomes disordered and diseased, Il
will be disastrous In the effect apd more difficult 70
restore to healthy state again. tt, Of entsrprise
capital emplo, ed reaches such vast amount that
must not look for revulslon without the operation Of
equally great and important The credit stem Of
the world can under the present mpetur DO carried along
without biting evide Of weakness ana derange
ment until VIC upon the very verge OF q collapse
When credit system 10 enormously inflated upon large
basis its weight will carry along for time aer all
the elements Of health and strength have been ex
hausted. We are just in This ststo II tho
present moment Wahou, any now disturbing
may continue for q time longer, ap
parently secure from The dangers which surround
". We may 20 on, and even ai gey increase the
present innsou without bringing abou! collapse, In the
absence Of any extraordinary Influences upon pubic
confidence; but the moment political question springs
up of character calculated - ,iarm the public mind
and arouse the national prejudcSs hat moment the
whole financial and commercial -yst,m T. endangered
and . trfe would send tho euurs fabric pppliug Ia
the ground There has nos been tins for yens when
both the governments of the United States sad
tain should be cautious In their movements than a
this moment Public condolences shorld be susained by
every effort. Tho prosperity Of each depends upon
strengthening consolidating the financial and
commercial systems and the agitation of all nationA
diasrcnces should by oil DO avoided. when the
crisis will be most terrible In is operations for Il
VIII be combustion of political and commercial disas
ters, tina. will threaten alarming results. II tho people
left 70 work out their projects and spooulsons
the country At large can suffer no harm BY tho losses
The disappontmens and the difficulties Of individsss;
but Il the governments OF the two srea. commercial
tons get at losscrhoAds tell where Tho rou.
bic will end or who III suner The most.
IRE receipts o, the Cleveland and Pitsbug Railroad
Company In January, 1857, were. 90
January, EooV
, -
loZ per cent Increase coo
The earnings Of The New York Central Railroad osm
rany for January were ~ follows
se2 2o2 ~
isse io' 10
Incrcse. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS, 1871 "a
The bill 10 amend the charter OF tse New Ysrr aud
Erie Railroad company parsed the senate OF this state
Saturday. authorizes the directors TO issue stock 10
amount exceeding much Of tho net earnings Of
said company have been applet 70 tho payment OF
the principal Of lis funded cobt The amour. Of tnis
accumulation the lst inst 81 ois ooo or little
than ten PER cent the amount the present CAPT
tAl OF the company.
The annual meeting OF the Milwaukee and Mssisrpp
Railroad Company held o, Milwaukee on tas ION
The profits 70 the rochho dcry 10 per cent, with
soribusou Of $50 600 to sinking fuud AMI go esq
Tor contingencies The road operate at erponsc
OF 10 per cent on gross income OF sosos12 The con.
pApy rave already purchased with the sinkinf fsne
s122, goo Of ito debt.
The following 10 the copy Of order Of injunction
granted By Judge Davies 10 Of the sua sgnnE the
Nee Haven Railroad Compa0y.-
eurxrss Cocsr, CrY sSp Cscsrr or HEw YoEE -0so
Ca-fentsr Holhircton n TrHLye All wv n ps~
vi ye oot ne TeC FORK a,d Nep Hacsn aa1yosl Cow.
ray asa Wm bemrst On reading The oonpslni IN tho
aooee acton, BY which appears that the plsniits
entitled to relief olaimed therein adsvs sa snsd
thereto end the said plaErns having furnished saisfso
tory security b, undertaking win surety motion ~
Bufriii davidson Burr attorneys for tue plaintiff
V ofetrtd uat the said tho New York ard Nee Haven
Rhlroad Company and It's officers agents aud sc-vauts
ane the defepdent Wm. Bement treasurer thereof, be
ana tnty are bsreoy oinsd and res nned from pay
The dividend ceclsred by the sad compssy aud pay
abe on the 1eih February, Instant any portion
thereof and from declaring any dividend upon any u the
socs OF the said company, ana from using. sppropr
sbrs OF permitting 20 ne used or appropriated any Of
the property funds assets effects o. said corporation.
tor the PURPOSES OF usying suoh div lend any part
thereof or any dividend any Of the stocx Of the
'sid cnmpsny, until the further order Of the oour
fsHRrARY 10, 1897. HENRY DAyiEs
The ecnstyuctou tra,ns Tho Ia "A