New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
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Holders Of Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad first
and second mortgage bonds DESTROYS Of uniting with
rte European bondhoders in the arrangement adopt
ed by them, may obtain information on the subject
application to Messrs. Wnsow Laner & Co., No. 81
Wall street.
Two representatives of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, one Of them Mr.. President Thompson had a
meeting to-day at the St. Nicholas with Messrs. Cor
hing and Richmond of the New-York Central and Mr..
Barlow, at which, after an smicabe discussion sat
siactory basis of settlement agreed upon, which
later in the day was submitted to DIR. Moran for his
assent The schedule, it is understood, puts psssen
ger fares back to old rates and the freight tariff
The basis of 10 cents per cw for first class to Gin
cinpat. II is understood that the agreement will be
concurred in by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, a.
though that Company had no representative present.
Mr.. Moran made 10 response to the proposition yes
erday but another meeting is TO be held at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow, when it it is thought he will agree to the
proposed arrangement.
+ The annual meeting Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Road was held at Cincinnati on Monday, and the FOL
loving officers elected:
Lsrr Anderson James all Vim. D. Grswold Henry Lord,
Jane. C. HILL William Il Sl-msut Th2%a' O. Mitchell ~
cey Edwin Bartlett, samuel W Counoes Joseph A.op,
Sch.chsro Edward DeAno William =" niLewreht j., Sam
uel L. N. barrow.
The Board contains three rev members, viz:
William ID. Griswoid, james ID. Lehmer and +. Scnu-
chardt. Dir. Criswod il to take the office of Vice
President and assume the general financial superyis
ION of the road The whole bonded debt Of the Com
papy is reduced to s. $50 0OO its stock amounts to
&6,Ss4,esl.
The following is Q comparative statement Of the
gross earnings and operating expenses for the years
ending April 30:
S E,n,ps: ss sasa q
The Treasurer says
by the mistaken suicidal policy adopted By Western
ose' ~ s"i a cen w., H. .si brs,y oas
compelled carry ess during TIE s--t business g-od Of the
oJ sro.. rec-ip t.--sms,ed not les. than 10000
sustained BY this COMPANY for which no renr IA. se-n
expensive taught shall prove such, BY
inducing them adhere to emupersye pe- h-reAi- and
allow business SEX channels Gnr-.aned should
@ result sre item Of expense may Be saved BY dis
rn.ts With the services Of class u wh-~ sisrePrrents
ions har from almost any other csns arise ne us1n-
Demanding aid difficulties between competing roGies'
Private letters by the steamer state that money
very abundant in London, and hstclass bills had
been done as low as q y cent. In the Stock EI-
change loans had been made at still lower rate.
There was some disposition to buy American Securi-
ties, but the damaging going on between the four
trunk roads had q very unfayorable effect Govern
ment IS had improved q cent. Mr.. Satterthwaite
ssys:
'Durn. The pas. week our Stock narke, has gradually
strengthened, and Cou.ols have improved 70 sd FOR money
The panic oaused BY dien and aos, unyer. calling
IN Of money entirely subsided parties
then cr-atsd The difficulty s With tssir money
Poysd. those L. u.ay Borrowers DECLINING money
rom fear Of being placed IN similar posi,ion ssaiD
stree. y oeL. Is The rate ioT BIS. ollis