New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

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We have before given the re,ul; OF the Caicsgo
and Galens Railroad election, which resulted IN
charge Of management. It appears from The CA''
eaeo Pres that about % 600 votes were cast or the
successful ticket. The Press says:
Before the ballo.ng commenced, Mr.. Turner, Presi-
dert Of the Company stated that be had some time
AGO ,encered his naion take effect at this date
He had DO disposition 20 recall II, or 70 en'er m,o
col for reelection and thai be and his hlends hai
DO ticket 20 present. -
behalf of the New-York shareholders, dscalnng auy
personal feeling their part against any OF the gen.
euen ccmpo-ing the old Board especially IN reference
TO Mr.. Turner. But difference N theI re-Pe:tNse
views of the interests of the road and the proper poa-
cy to be pursued the coming year, suggested change
Of administration. He rendered the thanks OF the
New-York stockholders 10 the member, OF the retrnS
Board.
CAPTAIN Turner and biz friends understand, held
stock and proxies 10 the amount of sixteen thousand
shares but the majority being strongly against them,
they cast no votes.
The election Of the above Bosrd, il is understood,
secures the early construction Of the bridge at Clinton,
and close running connection with the Chicago, Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad, now competed 10 within
.hort distance of Cedar Rapids In fact, this is the
point Oh which the election turned and the occasion OF
Mr.. Turner'S withdrawal from the Presidency.
At meeting of the newly elected Board last evening,
Mr.. Walter L. Newbery elected President, and
Mr.. H. Brown, Vice.Preeident.
We have a card, from Mr. Waring Of the Glove
land and Toledo Road which We shall endeayor 10
find room for tomorrow
The annexed, from The london Meas OF ,ne ls,n,
received by the America ~ of the greatest interest
to the stockholders Of the Panama Road:
II is understood that Government will almost irnme-
datey put forward public notification inviting tenders
for the conveyance OF the Australian mails via
il addition 10 the contract now III course ei performance
via Suez BY the Pennsular and ORIENTAL company
Attached To- the conditions of tender for the latter
contract which Was dudicated last Octoser, was Tue
following nota JeRe: " Ii IL TO be oeseGed lhat n
soon AZ Arrangements completed, II lie Intention
~ the Gnvefunent TO call for tenders n monthly
steam communication with Australia VIA Panama, IN
addition TO the service via Suez. The delay hat mas
occurred H. we believe in no small degree attributable
to the absence of a definite understanding with the
Government Of New-Granada respecting the sun 10 be
paid for the transmission Of the mails across the
fsthmus The affair has now, however, arrived at 50
advanced stage that the conditions OF the new
contract are framed. II is said that three companies
propose to tender: l. The Royal Mail Steam Compa-
nv; p An English Company, organized some time ago,
in which Messrs. Peo, Brassey Co. are said II be
coneerned and 3. New-i York Association Inc
sooner the negotiation is concluded, and the new ser
vice actually commenced the better for az interests
connected with the colonies Should the two contracts
be efficiently performed, a tortnlghtly service may
practically be secured.
The private letters by the America speak OF grow
ing In money in London, the discount houses do
ing short bills a, 81 al y cert, and of check to the
drain Of specie. Both in London and Paris money
was accuinula,ing beyond the wants of trade, and
lower rates were looked for. In regard TO American
Securities Satterthwate's circular says:
Since Consos have remained vey stationary between
sias2 closing tdi for Money aud sli al for Aceoant
For Ar.rican Securities have had steady market and
postion purchase them at about tho quo
above. Illinois shares have improved from i61, dis
COUNTY clone sellers a, ~ Consreton Bonds are rm a. ~
Lands demand s for purpose Of paying shares
in full. ..,,