New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

Total sseraned and probable receipts Of the year
The returns from New.York Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Charleston, came down to the 18Th OF
June, from New Orleans to the S;h.
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders of the
BLACK River and Utica Railroad was held at Utica on
Thursday report was received from Mr.. Maynard,
of the Committee appointed to procure subscriptions
to the proposed new issue Of $500 900 of bonds. The
whole amount actually subscribed was $l7S,OOo,
though he stated that the stockholders generally ex-
pressed Themselves fsvorably and many would doubt
less subscribe before the expiration of the limited
time. resolution was adopted in favor OF the FOL
lowing proposition to be carried into effect IN case OF
the failure to negotiate the bonds which proposes to
issue:
"Anew company to be organized to be composed
only Of those stockholders who have paid in full for
their stock, with capital of S21OO each stock
holder to be allowed the same proportion 81 the "noe
stock in the company that he now hous III Tue
present company paying ITS par value IN cash. lhis
amount of capital TO be placed in the hands oil rus
tees who shall bid off the Road with its rolling STOCK
when sold to nav it, present floating debt ana tue
Road will then be owned by the same persons VINO
now own il. with a capital of $2jO,OOO, and with
bonded mortgage debt of $500, UOO
The Nav traffic of the Michigan Central Railroad
shows decrease of about $50 COO rs compared with
last year. and the Michigan Southern shows decrease
of about $50, 600.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Peoria and Oquawka Railroad Company held in the
CITY of Peoria, on the 10th day OF june 1871 the fol-
lowing gentlemen were unanimousy elected Directors
for the ensuing year Nathaniel b. Curtiss, William s.
Moss William Kellogg, Norman III. Purple, Peoria
A. C.. Harding Monmouth; James +. Secor, Samuel
Gilman. Thomas c. Fields, City of New-Yorki VIM.
II. Cruger, Peoria. Upon the organization of the new
Board Nathaniel G. Curtss was unanimously reelected
President The Company will have completed their
eastern division to the Chicago Branch of the Illinois
Central by the LIST of September. The Illinois Central
Company have secured, by perpetual contract, the
use Of this division between their own main line aud
the Chicago Branch The arrangement is a most I'M
portant one to their own traffic, and will be remunera-
tive TO the Peoria Company--the guarantee of COM
pensation being fully $4,000 but not to exceed s75
COO y annum. Upon this guarantee the Peoria Com
pany issue $75v 900 in cents, putting the contract
in trust 10 Mr. Osborn and Mr. Perkins of the Illinois
Central, to secure,
l. To the interest on those Bonds which bear the
numbers one to five hundred, inclusive.
Q To Sinking Fund of , p cent v annum, for the
benefit of the said last described five hundred Bonds
g. The remainder to the accruing interest, and slm
lar Sinking Fund upon and for the remaining parcel OF
two hundred and fifty Bonds, numbering nom 5Ol to
80, inclusive.
The Anthracite Coal tunnage from the Lehgh and
Schuykil regions during the past week, has been as
follows: