The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
RIvEsuE COLLECTED AT BOSTON.
Total ,h'fy'r.s2,eiS,47S 81
Total ,hfy'r 81, oes,3 u
year 1867 &7,127.0l3 "A
year 1S67-S.A,765, 9i6 81

From Unstable appears that the decrease has been
s., sol oeo 81, or 80 per cent.
The Cleveland Herald says that . meeting Of the com
mssioners Who have charge OF the city subscriptions
railroad stock the Finance Committee and the Mayor has
been held TO confer the to BIO pursued view
of tho Of 81 900 coupons The binds
given to the Cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad Company,
and which, according 10 agreement were to have been
paid by that company committee was appointed VINO
matter.
The reports Of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto
mac Railroad and the Eastern Railroad OF Virginia have
been published. The former has always yielded annual
Of per the highest rate aocrung the
State from any internal mprove investment During
the year the business of the road has been increased
SAL o4 "a that Of last year. and by prudence and
economy the expenses have been reduced justify
the expenditure Of ss7 os so upon apprenticeship
and dminuton OF the aggregate Indebtedness Of the
company SAL l97 ST. In view Of the payment Of debt
due in London In 1860, IL s proposed 10 suspend money
dividends after the nrst OF next November and 10 subs
tute therefor certificates OF debt which, according the
provisions of the charter bear per cent and
emp from every description Of taxation, which will
cessarily command their par value in market The
expenses Of the company during the last year amount
TO sl23 o. their receipts 10 $500 1885, and their net
come after paying interest," extraordinary expenses &C.
foot up sos, 900 81.
By the report Of the directors of the Eastern Railroad
Just printed appears that for the year ending Nay 81
the receipts $8l6166 A. Of which $474o4S 81
for passengers and slo4 $50 for freight The expendi
turcs 1872 49, after payment Of interest," leave 1884,
436 e. showing net loss of o. the larger part
Of which occurred during the Hr half Of the year. tho
net loss for the six months ending May 81 1885, only
$24sl %. Tic road is In good condition.
The Texas Republican Of June 10 contains the follow
ing-On Sunday last Messrs. J. Fowlkes, G. s Todd,
Thomas B. lincoln, D. Q. Wilder, Thos. H. Wiley, VIM. H.
Street, &C. PRESIDENT directors and officers lately elected
New Orleans by the stockholders OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad arrived in this place. with the books and papers
and have opened Office here in compliance with the
law Of the Last Legislature We learn from these gentle
that twothirds Of the stosk represented
the meeting New Orleans and that the greatest unan
nifty OF sentiment and feeling prevailed Resolutions
passed denouncng the SALE under the decd Of trust
as fraudulent and void; an abundance Of money was
promptly to vndca,e their rights, and firm de-
termination expressed 70 prosecute the matter s
summation.
The article goes 70 that the two parties going
70 law, and will evidently the. means In Btga
ton No doubt Of II; and perhaps Is the best thing they
could do
The Bank statement which Was made up yesterday ar
tcrnoon consequence Of Monday being kept holiday,
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