New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
THE CANAL BOARD AND CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
From Tas albany Slate.man, ArraIs.

At q meeting of the Canal Board, held Yesterday,
the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resord That the rules aud regulations heretofore adopted
regard TO eght railroads Of Utica under cbspt go Of
the laws ls4T be resdoPted and applied the Central Rail-
rosd far applicable thereto and that said Central Railroad
mrnber as the Railroad Companies consolidated sid
Central Raj road Company required do under sn4 IA
pursuance OF said act.
At meeting Of the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund, held yesterday the fo.o wing resolution were
unanimously adopted:
Re.oed That the Auditor Of tn. Canal Department be sud
hereby Instructed to o. tolls due from the
Central Raros5 Company 70 and from tie several
railroad companies which were 1s ssa @
July ls5 passed. stating the san AHd amount due H"
RsoreS Ths the Auditor be aud hereby requi,ei to de-
snd receive payment Of such several SANS OF and ron tho
.S That Ia Gaze the Central Railroad Company sha fail
10 paw any due demanded under the above resolutions
b itto1ey General hereby instructed 70 prosecute
for the collection Thereof d to employ sacn additional Counsel
a. hs msy desire to aid him In snet actions;
We understand that by yirtoe OF the authority con-
ferred in the last resolution the has
retained the Hon. John II Reynolds for the State Ia
the integrity legal knowledge intelligence, aud indus
try of the Attorney General ana nus assoclateb Mr.
REYNOLDS the people have guarantee that the justice
of their demand against the Central Railroad will DO
fully and faithfully presented.
Wn us the people will rejoice that this corrupt and
corruI ting me nopoy will lsst be brought TO an e-
count befor. the highest JUDICIAL tribunal Of the State
They have corrupted and debauehed the Legislature,
and the press, but we do not believe the Court OF Ap-
peas will permit the Raj dslls, aud Rchmonds, and
Davdsons TO pollute the atmosphere of heir Chamber
Ii is estimated that the tolls which the Central Com.
psny justy owe the State amount at this time TO
50 100000.
In the act of consolidation the Central Company as
sumed all the liabilities of all the roads thai were con-
soidated, as will be seen in the folio wing section:
Section The rights OF creditors Of any corporations thai
hall be consolidated shall not BY
Ct Of consolidation sadH any liability 10,
pdymenfQ due hereafter become dss
Stofe individual claim demand for damages
act done neglect suffered by any such corporation
ny released impaired but sach corporation 10
declared eed TO such obligations aaa liabilities 10
each Of the corPO s tina. saa be consolidated AsA
eoafTdef for misconduct neglect elmer tAts State
'ndiSdsa aEd shall be i0b Aase seA brought a0assf
ITO esovss s pGynsnt Of any dasdsss rae per-
jon nance u duty Uhtch oyoyuIaon easoiddtsd
sHcA coy0ratos babe 90 pyform IN the
such corporation he'd incurred the obligation
liability 10 such damages perform sach duty
suit action, other proceedings pending before a
court tribunal Ia which raoaa company THAI Az IL.
consolidated party shall be deemed haze ahstsd or lS
continued by Of such St
the be prosecuted TO hna nigment In tie ana,
ne as the corporation had into zach
decentralization the said nsw corporation may be sebsl1l
parry tbs place Of any corporation Of which sAA b
composed by order OF me soo u which such action so on
proceeding may DO pending.