The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

:" foreign goods. Last week they took 81 as 41s
foreign so'ds against 81 es 80 sane week lss, ysar
and SSa4 o. na year a 1857. Az this rate the s,ecie
shipments. which have only just suspended, will
Dc resumed aud certain classes OF forexn dry goods will
be as cheap next spriog the purchasers could wish
The poScy Low pursued BY our mportorsesh man eav-
Ing rctreNchment to his neghborwl tell upon all OF
them before they bs~e done.
At the meeting o. the Pacific Mail Company held yea
erday, the 20 OF the appointed nsgot
ate with Vanderbilt were withdrawn, and u resolution
was assed declaring that further negotiations should
be undertaken except by order OF the board This reso
luton will commend itself I, thu approval Of the sock
holders. the Pacific Mail Company had had fewer CON-
mandcrs IL chief would have done better In the course
Of report Of the proceedings, the Commevcsl Adoser
sates:-
Mr. Aspinwall, who associated with the President
Of the Company az special committee " carry ne
eMan or we sale q The pfopry, reported that the
the steamers, &C. from Mr. Vanderbilt. substantially on
The terms az already p"hi-hsd III this paosr That sub
squepty Mr. Vanderbilt had recaded from his OFFERS and
the eDre negotiation had been ended by his refusal to
carry ont tho stpuatons arranged between him and tho
committee.
Our contemporary must be mistaken. II Ia impossible
that Mr. Aspo have reported that "the entire
gcastcn had been ended by his vandcrblts) refusal 10
carry out ths sipulatous arranged between him and
tho COMMITTEES for Mr.. Aspnwal knows perte;-
~ well that tho negotiation really ended by
hia (Aspinwals) refusal give guarantees with
out which Mcssrs. Moses Taylor and Horace
Clark declared that the Commodore could safely
sunmao the bargain. There great deal OF strong and
at disgust felt at the which the public have
been relieved Of their soney natter will not 10
to shin the responsibility for what has happened TO the
wrong shoulders Mr.. Vanderbilt was not the man who
broke of the negotiation no the shrcwd operator
who bought the stock at rs and sold at co. befre the
controversy ends may perhaps know something
about both these transactions.
The exchanges tho Bank Clearing House this morning
S22 s4soS2 81, and the balances 81 1893 69l 35
The following was the business OF the Sub Treasury TO-
day
Total receipts. SCOTS 81
FOR CUSTOMS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SyW W
Iota pay mebts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n6W1 10
Balance. 5,S6s,s8 II
The Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad has de-
clared dividend Of per cent, payable December IL
The Washington Ice Company have declared dividend
Of IL FER from the earnings past year. payable
on the 10th inst
The following are the November earnings of the Had
River Railroad
november, Is5s ...$l57 44s 09
Increase. s1Osls 50
The Increase for the two past months earnings OF
this road are fifty Thousand dollars.
TIE receipts of tho New York and New Haven Railroad
Company for November, 1882 we're as follows
io,oW w
Total. ..$toe,2l4 Sl
Due other roads. ..................... 27,027 81
oaihiiCe.. 1s,ioI VI
For November, 1858. ................... 70,l97 o.
increase. o,scs 10