New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15

The same ease in the Money market which we have
hitherto reported continues without abatement Com
misson-house receivsbles pass readily at Al v cent,
ithout reference TO date Of maturity aud six months
accepispces cell readily at II Il. Singe-name hrrt-
clsss jobbing paper rules at 81 IS cent for long
daes while fsyorite names of short time have been
passed at 4 cent. Call loans, with Government
stocks ss collateral may be quoted at y cent,
although it would be difficult to place any Large
amounts at that rate. This plethora Of money Is felt
in the interior as well at the commercial centers,
and country banks is quite oppressive forcing
ttem invest their capital in State and Federal tocks
Their lines are cut down for want Of commison-house
PAPER which they heretofore received from the manu-
facurers whose advances at present are made IN cash.
The Supreme Court General Term decided the
Chsnterainship case to-day in favor Of Mr.. Plat.
Tie care win be carried to the Court Of Appeals
The attention Of holders of the first issue, numbered
from TO 500 of Land Grant Bonds of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad, is called to the advertise
ment under the financial head requesting them to com
municate with Francis Randall No. SO Wall street,
whele info nation respecting their interests may be
obtained.
Alta meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chicago and
North-w estern Road, few days since, the following
gentlemen vert elected directors for the ensuing year
VIM u Ogden, Chicago w. A. Booth, John Max
well, H. II Body, Charles Butter, New-York; t. IL.
Perkins, Boston; Geo NJ. Bartholomew, Hartford
NJ. c. Darling, p. H. Smith, j. j. r Pease, A. Wins
low, l.. NJ. Miller, A. l.. Prtchsrd, Wisconsin The
new Board organized, and appointed VIM. Is. Ogden,
President Perry II. Smith, Acting President George
L. Dunlap, General Suferinter dent; George p. Lee,
Tressurer; ard z. De Witt X ,bin'on, General Ticket
Aseni. These Appointments are all old officers Of the
road.
BY virtue Of decree in the United States District
Cont, Mr. Charles Is. Hall has been appointed Re-
eever Of the Milwaukee aud Chicago Railroad, with
authority to operate tie same.
The annual meeting Of the Morris and Essex Rail
road Compsny was held at Newark yesterday. The
annual report Of the Directors shows the Company
affairs to lie in highly prosperous condition. with
largely increased businessthe travel between Orange
and Newark alone being increased during the
last year upward of one hundred and fifty thou
sand passengers. The contract with Mr.. Stevens,
for the extension TO Hoboken is stated to have been
perfected and preliminary arrangements made for the
completion Of the work; but as the present contract
with the Hew-Jersey Road extends TO 1863, it is not
probable tla il will be in operation under three years
TIE old Board Of Directors reelected. resolu'
luton was also adopted to extend the road westward
from Hackettstown its present terminus, to Philips
burg or Washington at the discretion of the Directors,
provided it will not impair their present agreement
with M Stevens If this suggestion is carried out, it
i'll give the road outlet at both sides Of the State,
If the Hoboken extension is TO he also completed The
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