New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

ley ilfactory arrangements have been concluded
betw en- this Company, aud the Lake Shore Railroad
Company, ard the Chicago, ST. Pa1l and Fon du L9c
Railroad Comps for running Connections and We
working der joint passenger and freigh tar
ifs with each Of these roads. BY this arrangement
freight from all points on our rJad destined Tor enc
or Mw sukee goes directly through without chsnge OF
csrs ard the coy affords drec. Line to each OF thse
cties Neeo;ia'ions for similar arrangements are nov
ending with the Beloit and Madison and the Gaens
and Chicago Railroad Companies, which doubtless VIII
econ be contaminated 70 the mutual Advantage OF all
parties Propositions have been made by the Illinois
Cent? Railroad Company for running connection At
FIeepoit on the most equitable terms, which VIII az
once form through line from Racine TO Gaeua aud
DUBUQUE and less sen the transit from the lake TO these
poiuts more than twenty De mue,. Arrangements
have been m.de for a line Of stages to run between
Freeport and Medina on the opening of the road to
that station, which I'LL make this the cheapes route 70
Freet ort from all points nsrth OF Chicago.
The Mineral Point Railroad being now completed,
fair share Of the business from ID. district may be e1
pected our Road on reaching FIeeport. Auasion
WAS ade in last report 10 the Iowa Central All.
Lire Railroad which fofus extension of our line
westward, across the Safe OF Iowa = t1e MssouIi
River Since then this Company has reserved a mag
n6cent grant of lard from Congress which Is believed
70 be abundantly sufficient 10 build the entire Road
TIE line has been permanently located from Ssoua TO
the Missouri River SO miles placed uncer contrast, and
the work is being prosecuted with all dhpstco With
the intention ofopenng portion of the line during the
pr st nj year.
Tie work on the Detroit and Grand Haven Railroad
s mskiIg progress, and the managers express the
fpeet confidence of being able TO open The entire ne
by early Fall. In view OF the rapid progress Of con-
meeting lines, both east and west, with the present
profptct of their speedy completion, becomes mpor-
liant for TO make every effort 10 place our WORK 10
position 10 be able TO cooperate at once IN the develop.
ent Of the great through route OF which our Road
forms part.
With this view together with the lac Il advantages
IF an early completion OF our works, the B1Id have
contracted tie iron ana Other mate lals necessary ~
IL. nah and ayA ham t.ln
strenuous e1erions TO place the While work in such
petition nay sesufe ix entire completion during the
prtsent year.
Tie fortunate purchase Of the iron before the late ad
ysIce fas saved 10 the Company u his snsle Item NJ
less than $t0O0a-
Tie rad Ess .sched point and e so far available
ss to leave NO doubt hs for the future it Will pay lis
OVID expenses ard abup1spy p:ovld- for the eatre IN
'ertst account of the CJmpspy The fesul1 OF the
pssi season on fraction Of the lice have demonstrated
70 the Satisfaction OF the Board It's capacity - br.os
about such a reeut
1his together with the ample resources and credit
the Company, cur pst eucceis and discrimination for
he fptuIe has insl Ied the Board with confidence
that the entire line may be put in successul operation
within the time above meniioned
The convertible bonds of this Company being chief
y held in Europe Il ey have appointed Messrs George
A. rhomsen & Co., Old Brosd-s rect, London, as
transfer sgeIt., ard the City Of Gssgo~ Bank, Of
Glaieox, Scotland, &c the Conpanys banker. Zoe
Company say:
1t may be q satisfaction to distant parties who
bold secuIiiies Of this Company s;a,e thst q
gentleman from Scotland conten ps'ing tae par.
chase of Of securities, visited Wiscoasin,
spent several ~,eks the rJu.e Of Dad and
r.ishborbood inve ss eating critically the character Of
the work and the msnag enept OF the Affairs Of the
Company and In inf rDing himself of the pro liable
eIteIt and permanency OF its trafic-becsns 50 well
safed no on,y with the entire safety OF the bonds
but sso al Il ey must speedily appre tate in value on
scc,upt Of their eonveribe clause AID the fec. Of
end.r the Stringent Banking law of the S.s,e-took Of
Ne $50 600 Of Suy Let Mortgage Bonds and t2 200 Of