New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-28

The Ner- Orleans Picayune of the I'D says:

"Ezchopse is still quiet a. previous quotations and some
a. The snr ply still continues limited however the pdncpd
drawers APPEAR ndposed TO lower their rsts while the
otoL ~o anxious 70 purchase previous rates In
Lc absence any marked yson we r report as follows
Sen, I,1Ds With shipping losalcsiaO8
sn. a5Glss dollar! rtyf;y bill, D ." Ss%YoE
Jle Cincinnati GGzette Of Thursday Gays;
1--WE have already noticed the return Of nr Wm Rqelof
ION o. him back The latter gentleman represents the En-
b bondhode and of the parties in whose name the
Marietta and e1.' .ae at chcSb@ Mr. Fene with M'
Poofon Noah wilson and ohor gentlemen connected xn
dis road have in consultation IN this city for several ny
past and returned yesterday from trip to coumbI, ~ ds
they been business connected with the ROAD %
stand that steps will be iumedney tsken 70 ga, & y
ramme Of the organization as indicated IN me ect 81 s
providing for the sale and transfer o. t III" b
chises meeting Of the trustees OF the r9ad WIN % III -
of The stock and bondhodes aud other creditors i 70 e so 80
b iearn what will be- done We believe however, that com
retent persons will In the meantime o. 10Y bst & be-
necessary to put the road and equipments in thorough
II is proposed to hold meeting shortly Of the first
mortgage bondhoders of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, at which plan Will be sub
mitted. by which the road can again pass from the
hands of the present receiver, Mr. Ogden OF Chicago
into the old management. Some such arrangement will
nrobablv be made during the next few months.
The Council of the City of Alton, Illinois, have re-
interest due on the LIST inst certain bonds ndorsed
by the city, The AhOn COUrier says:
1.-THE most portant the Council that In relation
10 the paymen the railroad interest The Council too. tle
hack track quite gracefully the whole, voted to esind me
former vote Withholding the interest the Chicago and Ms
pt Railroad bonds and voted $4,000 for the payment te
July interest eIre Hite Railroad Bonds The vote Oh
each que .tion stood nine 10 three " 81,
In lie Circuit Court of the United States for the
STATE Of Indiana indianapolis Tuesday 22d inst Judges
Mclean and Huntington presiding -,
William II. Aspinwal ct al agt The County Of hho& JUG
| ment for $1,000 ~, - ..,
ofe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad will be recoected that
judgment az rendered in the Court about two years
since for a similar amount which, appeal was ahfmeG Dy
the Supreme the United Staes II having been CANNED
by the county that the facts not fully presented
In that case and upon another trial different result was
not obtained the county would levy tax to meet Tue
interest the plaintiffs brought this suit since TO give the
| county opportunity TO present all it, defense. ,
We presue that the county will, alter these three DE
cson confirming the validity of the bonds take the necessary
steps TO pay the and pese its reputation from tue
faint attempt wn repudlation "a also 70 save ur
he poceedngs against the County Commissioners Tor con
tempt in dobeying the mandate OF the highest Court oil the
| country. - -, ,. -, .. 80. 1
whole County Of Knox has assumed Appearance OF ne
energy advancement and has progressed a. rapidly
uehsps any IN the State As conclusive cyl
dence l. the fact that the assessed value OF property IN
be county has vanced from +20OOO0 to SgU1Vo 30
h, Tho 6iug tax mills will not pay the interest Of
the t20O100 bonds but with the probaoe IN
crease OF wealth Of county will doubt produce SINKING
fund sufficient to pay the principal when 1t becomes due