New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
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At The meeting of Erie Directors, yesterday, the
question of the arrangement in regard to the Second
Mortgage Bonds postponed till ater LIST January.
1t was thought advisable TO wait the result Of the pres
ent attempt to reoganize the Company before making
a new debt. The assents to the scheme, we under
stand, quite numerous The traffic of the road con-
tnues large, the excess in December over last year,
thus far exceeding $780, 600 Tue bids for the Treasury
Note loan viii be opened next Tuesday but the dePos
s on account OF the bids must be made on Saturday,
The Sub Treasury. Some deposits lave already been
made.
The Hannibal and St. Josephs Road are in marke
for a loan Of 5000, ,OOJ upon the following terms.
The Hanrib'l and 81. Joseph kailrosd Company will
enth wednesdsy Dec. &c. le59 at noon, receive
Sealed PROPOSAL for loan Of $4,000 any thereof
for the second Mortsage PEI Cent Company
,uns Of 4iOOo and each July 1853 tn
annual coupons. Ppep paSs6s IL NsSYof and being
aS Ps SIy end Hary gI Ridae Traecs T%os
each bid for Third Mogsse per Cent Bonds the Company
81 years seniaDnua coupons, and principal payable in
NeSS oh secured 9y gO5seEe on the road e j. n Hume
provides Sinking Fund of the earnings Of the road
cusied exingush them at maturity or sooneG The said
10 > subscription viii be payable on the "a Of
10 T. cent the 10th day of January.
20 p cent on the 10Th day Of February.
20 y cent on the 10th day Of March
20 p cent on the 10Th day Of April
20 T. cent on the 10th day Of May.
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For each nstemen the r bonds in the proportion
aDoss 1neo WIN oe sueo WIN PIope V @ n
made earlier, aOwinga discount Of T. cent snnum upon
GPoP E sSoyenssd conditions the loan win be awarded
themselves the night to consider the responsibility Of the bidders
a. well a the rate offered
X. s. WATSON, Treasurer Of the Fiscal Agency,
No 45City Exchange, Boston Mass.
The Washington PENN Eramsner says that Dep
uty United States Marshal Dougherty visited that
place on Wednesday, and seized upon the County
Treasury to pay an execution for judgment and costs
for the amount Of interest coupons bonds issued by
the County to the Hempfeld Railroad Company. The
legal effect OF this proceeding TO lock up the treasury
against all other claimants until this judgment is paid,
which is about 50 CO., to the liquidation of which the
Commissioners bound to apply all moneys as they
into the treasury, under penalty Of attachment
i'm case Of dsObedenoe.
Lawrence county is about in the same position Spe-
cal writs were issued on Thursday, by the United
10 pay the amount OF the judgments recently obtained
by various parties tOr interest on railroad bonds.
The Boston Post, speaking of finances and trade,
says
% Last week was about as dull period in monetary
matters as lives in some what long experience With
great Grmness and advancing prices OF sound
ocks, with far rates for money and tolerabie sup
ply thereof and with pretty far prospects for most
sorts OF business if with the customary lack OF trade
at this season. last week about as dull and dead
week in State street ever knew. To anybody IN
fair credit money is easy Of at 6aS cent and,
as we have said there TO be as much eXpendi-
ture for living The general prohableness OF
the retail trade proves this And yet among the people
money is scarce. Their labor has not been well recon-
pensGd in proportion, OF least TO their expenses Col
ectOns are not easy, and from what we can gather,
those who send in accounts IN January do not
settlements OF average speedness and fayorableness-
The Consulting Engineer of the Atlantic aud Great
Western Railways reports that at meeting OF parties
Interested held in London in the month OF February,
resolution was passed requesting him to proceed to
York with instructions to concentrate the dlrec-
ton obtain control Of all expenditure OF money, aud to
touaze the value OF the securities and that he has ac
conplished all the objects of his mission. Having, he
saws. sufficient means secured, he proposes forthwith
to proceed with the completion Of the line to Union
Mills and expects that section will be opened BY the
let June 1860
The annexed statistics we take from the Circular OF
Mr.. Edward Bill:
E.o of Byea6sft to Great Britain and Ireland from Sept