The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16

The September receipts OF the Ohio and Misnppi Rail
road Company were. in rourd agures, Sleb,ooo.
Tho receipts Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad U,m.
psny for September FOR the mha 1t and the Washington
branch together reached siil $50, which 10 decrease OF
but $4,000 from tho corees2 ,nclng mouth OF last year,
ncswihs andirg ell the dTs sbscks OF The
duciiou has been In the freight business, amounting 10
t2Seo The ranengcr receipts greser than ia 1865
by sl3,cco. Iho inarcAl yosr o, tho company closed
with September Total receipts were s5,ssi3 S. being
$3.50, 900 above the year previous
Al the siockho!dera meeting Of tho Uhcsgo st. Paul and
Fond do Lao Railroad Company, 81 Chicago on tho 9Th
nst, the following directors wcro clestsd:--
VIM. Ogden. Henry Smith, john 7. ohapin Chicsgo,
Illinois; osssles Buuer wm c. Lsngey, Jataas W. Hcksk,
Peass, Jsnesvie, Wis A. Pfischsrd, waorto ~n Wiz
Mason Dnlipg, Fond du Lc, Wiz e. W. Wasaouro,
a.,a.1 ss xeh s@ HPgS messing Of so
board Wr. B. Ogden elected President; Charles
Batter, Treasurer, and W. Currer, Secretary.
the steamship Vanderbilt, ss this port from Southampton
and Havre brings three Gays laicr news from ali parts Of
Europe. Tho anan,sl and commorci, sivicos in
tho least important slight advance 10 reported Ia
sols with an active dsnsnd for money At the extreme
rates OF Ia ercst Al tho olose tho fand, = nvle
heavy without any actual decline. Tho markets for COZ
ION and breads.uns had nc, materially changed. Amsr
can securities inactive AMI heavy.
The London inns sbors Under the bsltf thai lne cur
rent OF specie The Bank OF England from his tide or
tho Atlantic will be resumed almost g. 1sdisiely II o.
scr,ans the idea that the panic aon viii be
very tenn porary AFFAIR that win be over and thai
The usual weekly expectation Of bullion win 90 on again
the extent Of former years Yhs return OF oonci encs
which London Tmss locks FOR ID very far In the dis
.ance and will moi be realized many months The tide
OF specie viii no from shores to those OF Esgni
anti tie force or this financial rsvulson his sesn ex
rdrd "A n n fvado rd
have been formed All old debts 10 foreign ma,rfsc
turers have, for the time, been wiped out ~ with
sponge, end will not be until balances arAinss u
90 The future trade Of the two countries are crested that
tho resumption Of specie exports DO expected what
ever supplies OF gold Australia may turn into Esxland
none win be received from the United States Ths
London TSmes has probably before ihIs como TO lhs
nss conclusion. We nsat look beyond this We
must look 70 the other extreme and We must
look 70 England for supplies OF gold The current muu
get this way In spite OF every effort 10 the contrary II
We do NOT pay debts 10 the manufacturers OF Groa
Britain, the people OF Great Britain mus, pay FOR what
they want and take Of produch The or
Manchester may not ga their pay for the goods sent
such immense quantses but they give the gold
fos wha. material they may requrs Tor immediate or
future consumption The London Tines has doubtless By
this time become saiisned that the financial revulnon In
his country 10 something than the bursting or fow
speculative railroad bubbles, got up and exploded BY
few brokers Of tho Stock Exchange; and his PROBABLY
arrived Al the conclusion that It's going 10 be something
Ct collapse after a Az time rolls on and IL seen that
ins,cad Of receiving gold, the Bank Of Engani 10 drawn
upon for gold 70 ship 10 the United States the London ns
VII dcabues review is opinions and consun other au,ho
rifles Aaa hoe Interested in dcudns European capt
saiss 70 csAhio certain private banking houses 10 gel
matters and things little contracted before tho fall
b,As Of ,hs whiri sind comes upon them.