New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
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TIE busners Of the Clearing House to-day
$l9,@4,3t0. The New-York Consolidated Sage
Company has declared semi annual dividend of y
cent, payable Sept. Is, at the Pacific Bank. The
First Mortgage Bondholders have taken the iuatory
steps fer foreclosure Of the Belleve aud Illinois
town Road, but it s hoped that the creditors will
take 10 obviste the necessity the road is
ssid to be sbundantly able to p,y meeting of che
bondholoers Of the Central Ohio RsilIoad is called
for tomorrow at u o'clock, at the ofios of Cliff &
Lsbe, No. A Nassau street.
TIE Etna to-day took sl,265,sS9, in specie, o.
which portion was silver. The steamer from Boz.
ton took $4,000.
Messrs. Groesbeck & Hoyt advertise in another
column ESQ of the bonds of the East Pennsyv snia
Railroad Company. These bonds part of first
rortg ago for 100000 on the entire rosd and its
equipment and by special act Of the Legislature Of
the State of Pennsylvania it is maze to any sd
dtioDsl property real estate or equipment which the
company may a. any time hereafter acquire. The
capital stock is $500, COO. The road has been
structed with the strctest regard to its durability.
The culvers, &C., all first class, and there
bridges the entire road. The length is 80 miles,
and it forms part Of the connecting link between the
NewJersey Central and Pennsy lvania Central Rail-
roads making an air line from New-Yoik 10 tie prin-
cipal cities Of the West and Southwest BY ths
route New-York is IS7 miles to CincinDsti and
S. Louis, and IS miles nearer Chicago, Cleveland
and TIE other lake ports, than by the NewYork Cen
trail Railroad. The road is finished and in operation.
A meeting Of the Second Mortgage Eastern
Dvsiop bondbolders of the La Crosse and Mis aukee
Road was held yesterday at the Office of Mr., d. E.
Wheeler. The object Of the meeting was to consult
in regard to taking for foreclosing On the
bonds unless the interest paid within sixty days
This road was leased some time since, and with the
subsequent manss emept and pop-psymept of interest
some Of the bondholders dissatisfied. Some
twenty gentlemen present., representing some
100000 of the bonds, at the meeting, and Nj.
Wheeler was called upon to preside AMI Mr. Halliday
appointed to act as Secretary. AT meeting Of tue
hondholders six months ago, ID. f. Wheeler, David
Dow +. A. Palmer, Prents Dow and John Bodne
we're appointed a Committee to watch over the in
terests of the bordhoders, and this Committee had
succeeded in obtaining the interest which was then
due. Mr.. Vlette of Cincinnati made some remarks,
censuriDg in the strongest terms the Managers OF the
road asserting that they reckless, and totally
unmindful of the interests Of the bondbolders. He
offered series Of resolutions, urging the expediency
of resortng to the mort stringent measures for the
purpose Of securing themselves. the resolutions
were discussed at length, and after soue amendments
being ade to them, were unanimously adopted in the
folio wing shape:
BsOrd That interests OF the second mortgage bondhod
ers require energetic for the protection he he
e,is ard the Committee proceed At te dscietoh 70 ~
tu'e lessl proceedings -. A., ......... n
P<,d That the charge OF the nteresa OF
e. ,.cnd nor,sase bAve the conhdeucs of the
hdbde enc this citing tender to them their Tor the
ability and zeal they have msOested or the protection OIL 'h
property UP TO the prescott tlrne .,.t,
P,orsd That contribution Of IS each bond to be paid
a, The nittee cal be made 10 deiray tbs expenses
Of legal proceedings, ard that the Committee be sqiesel
receiver their discretion aid foT sale Oh the ROAD
early DAY.
Mr.. Dow made few remarks, and read some papers
IN regard 70 the affairs Of the road, after which the
meeting adjourned
Tie following are the Currency, Land Warrants
and Specie quotations for the week corrected tor us
from the rates current at the Banking Office OF
Thnmnsnn Brothers;