New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
Npvy WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER I6 1859

corresponding time last year, beng an hl'i'' =,
q no ,uns this year 10 date Las. weeks Was s,io
loot coal ,uunage ever passed over he road. Inc
Tcrranv give notice that on and after Isl December
rsxt until further notice the freight through eoai
vill b advanced TO the rates charged last Winter
In conseoueres Of the action of the NewYork roads,
-slrs;r tie tares IL between Buffalo and New-foFK
C TIE .cbeduIe lately adopted at the West has been
-,;vca and through tickets viii hereafter be sold for
soo t-om Cincinnati 70 New-York; sl7 50 TO Phadel
mia. and SIS 30 to Baltimore.
Governor Neville, in his Message to the Legsia-
,ure Of Mississippi. says nothing in favor of providing
f- ,he bouds issned TO Ire Planters Bank Little Is
said "a 10 the finances Of ths State.
W. have copy of pamphlet, issued by the Stock
Exchange in regard TO the controversy between MI
Edwin Bartlett and Messrs. De Launsy, lseln &
Clark Mr. Bartlett, il appears ordered purchase Oh
eco shares Cleveland & Toledo stock through Me-srs
De Iguuav & Co., but declined afterward to &C
know ledge the purchase the ground that the sellers
and the broker having failed, he would not have got
TIE stack ii !, had risen consequently ne was not
bound 10 ray the loss the stock having declined. In
rs0srd 10 the now legal liability of stock gambling in
such eases The Economist has the following pertinent
rnarks: 49,.
who made the speculation and sought 10 punish then ey s
{vin, hs Of the the law IN c. ectng ths ueots
it . The r. snlts Of such operations ie sct va"
he brokers' however active they might be In getting up
Srss In other business Thus merchant IN sIoa
Ssss md OF large means might give an ordery ,oI NV
&c. f Nev York Central. buyer S. at ~ the oFoke,
J Teopire d.posit Of $500. cent II the stock is
~ IA tss would be los Of COO which the nerc hat ceul1
no, lv rfuse 10 psy but turn round and sueins ths
bseE bis $3.50 and repeat the operation Min o.he,
hroLsrs noe citing profits and rcpudating losses me %
M - numbers Of persons engaged IN stoSN
and the law Tiled with cases !" men we
bra M, shield around the gambler, eonoinafons were
termed 10 run and depress stoess anu
[ nv snrcaarV alarm snd fgti-nng holders into ssns
,L;r ccts Frraueuty these combinations embraced he
49, I'd coupanes treasuIers and ohers-pefsons VINO
cps themselves into the management OF eonpaes
yci for the express purpose oftorming bear party, 1u
bsvi hort of the destroy the concern they pre-
tend 10 manage order to beneht oy the IAN ney n-a
sJ and there have been WHERE after resphe
Nv nh transaction the officer turned round and SUED inc
paBy be had .knned for large amounts ioI extra
In transactions the law protected all these persons rom
the current commissions ana expenses tIo
ran om one thousand several hundred thousands IN
y I'll, vor they nut 1, their pockets II The operation went
bs tie law said they need not pay because SUCH trans,
81 s,sted % immoTsln These the source efthe Wild
that times have oyeaken the STOCK lho
ast wear changed all that The law now holds every
oek Gambler responsible all his means for his stock a. IN al
tL The consequence Is what we have seen IN
~ et yrha the market has been confined TO the brokers'
Who 10 rot vet realize the changed position in which they stand
40 the nub During the last three months they formed strong
rise in several Western stocks Money was
ABUNDANT and the rise rapid According to all former es Pc
Trce he public should have come in and great Imitation
have regu;ed The result the reverse, however ana the
market drags with heavy load upon the street