The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

VILE ana Indiana Railroad Company.
meeting Of the bondhoideB Of the steubsnvne and
lsaana broad Company took place yesterday - No. 70
ExsAsnse plaoe-John c. Dominick being unanimously
slscted 70 occupy the chair
Hsxay n ALEXANDER read two communications, which
forwarded him by the Treasurer Of the company
Under The directions Of The Presidsn smbodyng ssae-
en.s OF the total Of the income Of road for the
Swo months Of April and May. The figures stood thus
1osai income OF the railroad during the month Of April
1858 ssy ~
Do OF Nay lSos.....
The Communication giving the amount Of receipts Tor
March read, having been mislad by some chance
other, Hon. Thomas l. Jewe, the President OF the
railroad slated that the amount received during tnas
month SIS 900 upwards and be believed thai the
receipts of the road during the OF June about
$4,000.
The reason President alleged for the falling on IN
tho income during past two months, was The edecs
Of the great food the west which broke down the rosa
In many placss snd caused much irregulary In the
running Of the that during twelve days OF the as
month the could not run on one OF the most mp"-
Heinr asked by the Chairman what would cost keep
nary tunes the President replied that 1900 every
month would pay all the expenses ., ,os rSs Ca and sh
perhaps $50 eco In the same time The rosd could DC
kept open 81 900 month, but then y could not %
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The Chairman asked the President whas the presen.
ambition OF the floating debt 10, and he stated 70 De
s25O00O and added thai the floating debt and coupons
seupst the road removed fon some years the com
Also said tina. as coon line opened 70 Chicago
il will throw immense quantity OF uan1o on the line
that new 0y the NV @ there as
Interest," is Identical with the bondholders.
One Of the members Of the meeting remarked that ne
could for taking the msoage nent OF the line
hands Of the company &c felt assured that It's
present management better than could be unaer
Any other circumstances and thai the bondnodes took
the management Of It's AFFAIRS into their own hands the
probability that instead Of their bonds being worth
eighty i've ninety cent as they are a. they
would have them worth twenty per cent before much
tine elapsed
me President being asked be had any proposition
make benaf of the company, stated that he had no
in the course Of his remarks mentioned that tue
amount of interest due on the first mortgage bonds for
two years ending next January, will be $2i0,oO0 he
then suggested the action taken by the adoption OF the
following resolution, which Was tnereupon offered by NJ
Resolved That the trustees Nessrs Fullerton, Dmlnch.
Meyer aud Murray, be committee TO arrange with the
CON basis OF which the floating debt and coupons
paid e. and Including January, 1859, snail be funded by
bonds running five and ten years provided the eps OF the
anditors shall remain as they q present ex ana pro
deb,s ao pay able in ten years. ana that this committee
power serd delegation 10 Ohio, should they deem
The resolution was seconded and adopted unanimously,
nfter which the meeting adjourned.
Personal Intelligence.
The Secretary Of the Interior with his family, 70
have left Washington yesterday for Mississippi he win
b abeept about q month.
HIN JEFF Davis and lady arrived in Portland Ne, on
the 7,h inst.
Hon. B. F. Halett, of Boston, is also in Portland
Hon william Bgler, Senator from Pennsylvania, 10 In
Washington.
Commander Page Is 70 have charge of the squadron to
accompany United States Commissioner to Paraguay.
a. n1da
burg, the Republican says;-
Madame vespucc, We hear, threw open her house and
ounds the free ngress and egess OF spectators ana
thousands visited her gardens and besutful wa'ks and
yery many made her acquaptance and parook OF her
hospslies These gardens and grounds have been laid
out cultivated and ornamented entirely under her direc
Ton and guidance, and they combine In themselves de-
rvoe Of couprehensveness ingenuity aud refined taste
which is seldom, II ever surpassed in this country.
Madame vespuoci, who resides in ogdensourg is the
descendant Of Amerigo vespucc from whom the Arner
can continent takes is name.
Americans registered al the banking ONCE Of the Anne
ran European Express Company, Paris from Jnre 10 10
June "a, 1885,
John 3. Miller and family n.s Geo opdyhe and family,
ea ssadsn osp Sraa
s%sss and f1P M sey Bssooes B. w.ihsP
Al s:ns M. & 8. t.,. S.ss
f,.. a.'S. Sus g byIG a. si' M
Sy st s.ys'q sss sr
r. Needles Y. Balm, A. ho<s- ID. A hnlxnt, W. -
Austin. DIR. I. Pepper W. D. Glenn. Pennsylvana; j.
BeruArd Capt O. purk and wife Lounsdsle aud wife,
II. n LOnsdse, J. A. Brand, l. W Kn,ghs louisiana Col.
A J.. lerguson, A. ST Mars, r. A. Cu.d, Kentucky: O. A
Chlsom J Gregg, Rhett J. j. khett Albert Rhet;,
fssss: .%S sSS,s o;TSis: JoS. ~,
Putnam r. Greehe. Rhode Islanci
ARRIVALS.
From el.ssov in the steamship sdineurEAparew Lind
Geo hoserson. Aler white, Ann and kossns NC
Dougnl Alex Stirling, Peter Greenhl, Mrs McNicol and
% Mr.; r s. sss s s.s su.ssd Lie and a
Hrs and Nss Smith waiter Palmer and nay. Ann IA.
Barbasn Gordon James Barr Mrs Elirs Gibson
end infant Mics McCsrsm. Mary Flxgerslf Aun bow1e,
Isabella CAigAhoun, Isabella and Margaret Rust Eliza
McOaig Archd Black. AleI Mine Benn 1sAbsils hur
och Misses John Younger Richard Jones' JAS Bur
den I'd and Eliza Mcmillan Jones, Nd Thomson Mr. Nc
-Faiyen Thos Kidd, w Dephsm, Wood, Mrs Duncsn
Jane ClAcher. Total 81, and rs in s,eerAge.
DEPARTURES.
For ~ Tbcmas, w l. In the bark Tsress-Mr Felix Bmor.
psere Haype, United Bates Consul nj Turks Island,
Nss Mary Hayns and msd uMrs uDickuAn, Miss Dckman-
Mrs Correa andIf1end, Mrs hcCutcbeon.
NICARAGUA RourE.-The Cabinet on Tuesday, had
under consideration the question OF the Transit
route and Il il said that the President is determined
TO have the Nicaragua route opened, and To sustain
on hoa valid riuhf II Ia under.