New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22


only the bad Ah Of tbs Central sae Tor h. reason terminated
H. o,,-
verton. The "nm-T,bie" Committee after bsiig ou u
hours 1.-THE Convention in the time TRANSMITTING no bus
.to tscii we humbet being AZ ne me time hoe.o' 80
nearly tauaze the geographical representation on
s'eT smother rteissl OF "a LouIs and the Cosvun IL tie
n'so TINT sn'sctrs no basn.,s When the meuoa % sse
20 tte report under consideration the Superintendent Of
the Hudson Rive RosH IN qliy stsei that the
Hudson River Road would not leave NewYork the time
go IN liked By the Committee. This announcement toYk
The ,obeton o. 'tPe spc noV became evident tn. 10
oiNewYoIk The NewYors Centre. beng controlled Oy the
HUDSON kyer 100 oug declined male time olt Of
N.wYorl BY the Harl.rn Road wba l.rys majority Of toe
Convention believed might readily dont and the
soutttIn lines BY tie Jersey Roads, dead lock WAS
The onJ ies solution Of this diff suty seemed 70 be TO
allow the two NtwYork Rosos AID their isneGate coanec
ons TO m ssch time suited their to
control aud the scutbrTu Roads eutsGs similar
Win this view, motion made, carried unanimously,
TO lay the report Of the Con nise Time Table, on the
table tch ueoa,ey followed BY the uoion that each
interest he northern ard ,outhern c'ed shoat make
their Time Tables" Before This notion put a. -f
et made TO e'sr he .peciA committee OF Sc
MI Corning lore Of the gentlemen named This mmtttee
positively dsetips 10 serve this motion Withdrawn aed
the original motion carried unanimously Thus OF tse
principal questions before the General quietly dis-
pteo OF sid oipoee OF In manner that pruteet ;h
had prevailed N the msiing OF Clarendon Hotel fine
Table tte "ColuHaer. Time Tables might have been
mace practically to oopfsrm 10 " without expressing any later
t't but yTanis dom their ysany with sai the
oppressive and dotatoa Of Csntrs here,
described by the PI-sd.n. Of Michigan Central q,
sstIs Falls u October a bot csntns this view Of mans
The "ofsct." Communication t1D.d New. Yort."
Mr. Cornre on behalf Of EewYork Central, distacty
stated 10 The Conversion thai De acceded the OF
the Committee Time TABLES" yhe writer confines;
Tie sras difficulty lay bsck OF this Il TIA; Mr.
Corning II ade the statement neatly quoted bot neither NJ
forming or snybooy else, 70 tDo~loge, nrmsed Ia
IRE grand enouty lay esek Of toe tine ..oe II i.eh
dsicuy existed why Il Presented the Convention,
ard possible reooncsdi IL Judgment there any
such difficulty uust have been back that Bat the
keen epc OF the New York Central MANAGERS CO1d dee T.
Tbs pe1f only ether question before the Genera C9rysa
or wsi on t1iI tie rate fssht for the Spizg sr1 sun
ne Trade h' busin'" referred to the general nsiihi
Stet& 80 Conmstee u the rates ard r-port EH
tLey CSC with eommeuoab!e prorIptle AID believe WIZ
scale q rates entirely satisfactory.
The Tesort sceP:sa followed (.er norsa 70
extend tie tine hch the esec cs
BY very decided vote oy motion reoonrsn
ds1on Ct tie report Without any Gebsie oPPosuon -
question Va, he pat when Tin view q The deenssen Of Ds
te'eent on kre hs; h would bot be governed By y e'
he Convention uisht make and o. rbe evidence ore the
Convtnou ttst the Eevfort Central bad s,Ts-d he
Istes u tad ksreed TO- scnIly f1im.y anaer e s.
kckess G impact member qurse what wa the oelscs o.
ard vhAt 90 he Convention expect b. seoP1s ne re-
port ght rates
Tie Cow, pcn seemed 70 he frby .uci si.h ne per-
Thence Of the question and the folly 81 agreeing .
that the ke Road declared hs so-d no, b sogrd
b. and be CeE;rl free Grlue ;ssa ,sr bs<