New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

The November earnings of the Cleveland and Toe-
DO Road were s77 02O showing increase of ST. 400
on November last year.
The Norwich and Worcester Road will show about
81 eco increase in November.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House were
sol 54i CD 49, The total exchanges for the week ending
to-day were $l45 ll2 las az being daily average of
a. 100 357 against 500 sly $50 o. for the week end
ing on Saturday. Winslow Lanier & Co., No. 50
Wall street. paying the coupons due LIST inst of the
mortgage bonds OF the Crawfordvile and Wabash
Railroad Company. The removal Of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company to its Offices in the Suy
dam building No. 81 Broadway gives US an oppoItun.
ity to say that this organization has aready placed
itself in an envable position among the oest of onr
Life Insurance Companies. It's issues Of policies have
reached nearly two hundred and Nifty and its business
is extending rapidly is Consistent with the neces-
sary care aud prudence IN appointing agents and dis
eliminating IN its risks. We learn that a million
of dollars is tie amount at risk up to this time The
change Of location will be Of great advantage to
the Company by furnishing facilities for the
transaction Of its business which were want
ing in its frner qua tsrs, and in spite of
which the Company has succeeded so admirably. The
news Offices are handsomely fitted up conveniently
modiOus This Company contains in its direction the
names of many of wealthiest and worthest citizens
Judge Strong Of the Superior Court has granted
ton, brought BY the Receiver OF the New-YOrk and
Erie Railroad for power lease the rolling stock Of
the Buffalo and New-York City Railroad from Attca
TO HOrnellsvLe.
The yigc to-day for Liverpool took s230, 900 in
specie The daily figures of the bank specie, made
up at the Clearing House, show gain Of about
$500 Coo ar compared with the last report subject
the odihcatioIs of the domestic movement. We have
continued to receive considerable amounts during the
week fire. Boston, but the receipts from Philadelphia
have stopped.
In reply TO some structures upon the recent negot
ao1s between Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr Aspinwsll, the
latter gentleman has published the annexed card:
To the Editor, Of The Commercial Adrerti,er.
GySrIKzKS As the youE paper yesterday does
give candid statement Of the recent proceedings Of The
Beard Of the Paehe Company bts leave to state the fol-
Srs Of the desire Of .toei holder. that early
r rerursrar prices between New orb and san Francisco
for tia, purpose sore time since Recently an init
nation nom M Vsndeeit that meeting es..syn him
iitee-woed probably accomplish the desired end such
.Iosd be Obsned to treat. and that second meeting 'hogd
pace 70 eee; purchase o. tbs riy interest No
sre ecIue On saesday preceding Thanksgiving;
ug tie Special Committee held o'clock that ater
ard u the evening Of the day the Agreement was
made With A Vanderbilt. One incentive to speedy action
lie desire to prevent stock specuse based Information not
generally kHownand notwithstanding the isnuzfons that The
the Pacific the opcstors believe Il noo-
BIO the large sellers a. the high prices thnE
operator they also been sufferers for having full iith IN
hn Of the they known 10 ne4d
their bile the shTe~d cold high prices The hTst
created Of the carrying out OF the agreement were hee
sEles
Az meeting Of the Beard Of which you give the paeu
resolutions adopted iEendr6 cast
but simply s1oP; The policy Of conhnrg al ntars
actior TO Greet nsgotlsiors between TIE pnePa ~no1'
employing intermediary and 10 d9e 20 the fresi
deui state ;h he propose that ie proceed
nss Of that nesting should Be pabhed Wa tboeght how
ever advisable the information 70 the parties
irferestsdhe s.ockhoce His aesive vote 70 one 'f
resolutions By 70 sEse nom bis objection
10 declaring What would be the policy Of the Board and other
member 30 anderS;ood IL also DlkECfoh-
We think that Mr.. Aspinwa1 is ms,aken in stating
that the resolutions were not aimed st any be, how
ever not the person. We printed the substance
of the resolutions yesterday. They were to the effect
that it ss MOI the policy Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company at me present time to negotiate for the sale
Of the steamers Of the Company for the purchase OF
be steamers Of any other Company, and that no officer
employee Of the Company any Director Is author
lied to enter into any negotiations hereafter without
special vote Of the Beard convened for that purpose
We give below the report Of the Committee IN fal,
with the accompanying documents, which viii put the
in possession Of ell the facts OF the recent
negotiations