New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

| Gov. Stewart of Missoni has Withdrawn his call for
an extra session of the Legislature of that State
| The Ner Orleans Pieayvpe Of the Sd, per Adams
Express Gays:
1.-THE Fxc6srge marke. opsned under general depression
increasing snguo There but few buyers hand at
and .e however encouraged by the falling OF in the supply
bank offered vigorous resistance but il only tended far
loldlOSi Bills with shipping Documents attached l07Glt7t
France. Sts.aSi3 dollar sL,,y'dsy bills on New
The demand for Morey exhibits abatement either in or out o.
bnk ard operations to-day have been fully up to the average for
the past week Psvicu, rates Of dl'cou firmly manained
| to correspond with the necessities Of holders'
The Governor of Pennsylvania, it is stated will not
sign the bill relating to tse Districts of the Supreme
Court. The important feature of the bill is that which
requires the beaing Of all the m lndamus cases in
which Allegheny County Commissioners or City Couu-
ellis are the parties to be heard in Pittsburgh, instead
of Bringing them TO Philadelphia Harrisburg. This
| bill the anti-tax party fought vigorously for.
The Daily JeHrRai Of Pittsburgh in noticing the
cert meeting of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and
Chicago Railroad Company, says Of the speech of M.
| Ogdep, the Receiver:
"The speech of Mr.. Ogden was the finest represent
alton OF financial ability, the most clear and minute
comprehension of the subject discussed, aud the most
upright appeal TO thOse interested in the matter at ISSUE
to which we have ever listened in an assembly of COM
meTcial men"
TO which Tile Boston POSI- adds:
There IL considerable Boston interest among the
creditors of the Ptsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
aud We have made some close inquiries on the subject
The reet ut meeting at Psburg was composed Of the
most ditcordant and homogeneous materials. Different
interests felt and spoke strongly the msfortupes
and abuses Of the past. But MIR. Ogden succeeded in
calming and harmonizing tho feelings Of those
cerned by his clear and fall exposition of the value of
the property and Of the obvious duty and interest Of ALL
NJ der the circumstances. The requisite legislation
Will be speedily obtained from Pennsylvania, and, in
Reasonable time, the property can DO made to earn
more Than The full interest upon every Collar of iabil
iies OF all the railroad men within our knowledge
Mr.. Ogden is among the fret for energy, wisdom,
character, and, bove all for magnetic iuence upon
therf-soothng and calming the troubled waters Of
monetary Disputes"
AT the Timetable meeting at Columbus, Ohio, Oh
Wednesday last, the roads represented we're the Lc
Liami, Indiana Central, Central Ohio, Pistsburg,
Columbus and Cincinnati Columbus Piqua and Indiana,
Lafayette and Indianapolis, and Cleveland aud Pitts.
burg. The Pennsyl vania Central announced, by tse.
graph, thai II would be bound by the acts of lis con.
necipg oas in regard TO the matters to DO discussed
The question adopting the Buffalo time table,
and particularly on running train In connection with
the Cincinnati Express" which leaves Cincinnati ~
o. m. for New-York The Little Miami pressed the
running Of connecting trans and Il was dualy agreed
on that three through trlios daily should he run
between Cincinnati and New York, making the sans