New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18

The Peoria and OQuawka Eastern eXtensionl Road
viii Be completed through 10 Logansport within the
present month when il viii be at once opened for
burn,e., and will be operated the entire distance be-
tween Loganspor and Peoria III niles, under the
name of Sbe Logansport, Peoria, and Burlington Rail-
way. a Peoria il connects with the Peoria Oquawka,
and Irlington Railroad, forming continuous line
between Iogansport and Darlington, Iowa.
A number Of wealthy citizens Of Maysyine, KY,
ba, proposed 10 the holders of the $4,000 Of bonds
sssed by the City of Maysvile to the Maysyile and
Lexington Railroad to take up the original bonds by
payrg 30 cents on the dollar upon the nominal amount,
with the accrued interest," by giving new bonds at
50 cent? payable in five ten and fifteen years, the in
teFest 10 be met sem-annuaDy, and provision TO be
made for the payment of the principal at maturity.
The Pennsylvania Canals to be kept open this
Winter until the lst of January.
The Boonton Railroad, The Paterson Guardian
learns has been located the Fairfield, Pine Brook
and Hook Mountain route. The last surveys have
demonstrated il claimed that the best and cheap
s route Ii will end at Denvie, where it intersects
the Norris and Essex Road. Ii viii go through Little
Falls and by the Great Notch 10 Bloomfield. The
work will be commenced early in the Spring.
The Philadelphia Pres has the following report Of
a meeting of the creditors Of the Bank of Pennsy-
vana on Monday, before the auditor Of the account CT
tie trustees:
Every class Of creditors represented The Attorney
General presented the claim Of the pressing
upon the auditor the priority Of the claim Of the Commonwealth
he regards the unpaid the dividends for M ana on
the capital stock for the year stated and settled BY the
and State Treasurer under the proycns the
phil 1874 the Of upon the real and
pesH property Of the binding in the hands Of
ees and 70 be ast paid by them TO ;h exclusion Of al other
claims whaioese oEi OF such ssses can Dc converted int
per funds
George NJ. WhAton behalf Of the British house holding
the famous hy thousand pounds sterling bill which bears the
Enforcement Of the bank made ngnious argument 20
that none 81 the law. Povang FOR preference to
End depostors azanst general creditors applicable TO
ihz B1k Pennsylvania which failed and made
hie under extension Of its charter granted prior TO
ts passage Of the laws providing fr such psefefonoes
II the principle Of equality, sxiuy urged ~ Mr. WnArtou
should be adopted BY the Auditor ard sustained by the
Court and the claim Of the city banks fer dividend
the full amount Of their original claims without reference
to- the realized by them rom the eolster securities turned
them by MT ADone without ass alleged the assent
the knowledge Of the Board Of Diecors should BE-
tabltssd The o. claims sgGnst the fund IN tie
hands OF the gncss viii b. swollen 10 exceeding tao
millions OF doilE-s-
inssmGeh prt7ervnce 70 the notes and dsposts. II
allow ed by the Aastcr and sustained By the supreras Court
would render the proof Of any other claims the bank
unnecessary suggested the counsel tor the sssoe
- George fnckez CArpcsl sDd sseEtes to By Ar. Wkson