New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

v,om sso 7s4 10
From ii l65 tI4 %
From mails. expresses &c ........"...... 6So6s 81
Total o36 ~. II
On ,rsn.pornt,on account ............. saa23' 81
FOR repairs Of roadway, &o.............. 1o931 ~
For repss Of equipment. lDos =,
For fi.i oil and wssts Observation-Disclosures. 80 $50 %
For hauiaso by horse power.............. 2s552 90
Total ssS295l SO
L.,,o, q. EARNING. on transportation $4,000 10
The resources y.sI sod the disposition OF the
hsve been e follows. Win: -.
by cssb hand April l. slie Gt9 q
Ny mortgage bonds. sold at Jar. .,....... IloOeo W
BY sof sccouhts 1910 80
By earnings on transportation bu'iness..... faOsb ~
To'a."r......."...."..... s7S6oi5 w
10 soupo'a 10, ,e & III ~ az, 81
To dividends peid daring he yeaI........ go yg
To incresse OF materials on haudo........... ~ 10
To wharf extension at New iisven.......",.. lSJ 20
10 hand April 1853. 22Oi' ~
80 aid o.
H756pl3 W
-Four Dividends Of per Paid during the past
year but OF these, paid from eaInLs' Of pe'yu,
passed snd cash therefor remained IN hAna
of more than Co vhch str eased by the
sss Of of mortgage bords par disposed of to re-
the earnings Of 1900 used toward rses az
dend. paid were made on earnings Of the past year. still
leaving sufficient Tor further dividend when hss
been clsed nd paid .ubsequent to Tie preparation Of ,n
years report The result OF the years business. a. Dy it'e'
flaming. Of the road a. sbove........sloos43 7 Y
Expenses ................'.'...'.'.." "oE1fi 90
Profits. ...................."...... &4a0So 10
Csnsl rosd loss for the year. y 80 "a $1,000.
Coupons pays ble.....-......l49l4O W i'''fo' Z"
Leaving spplicsbls to dividends. a9O4.626 So
II will thus be Perceived that tho smounted 70
Sc 36hs per cent of the receipts aud the earning. Phea
bic 10 DIVIDENDS amounted to nearly ~ 10 po cent on We
caal stock The business OF tie read the pai ysa ls'
than during sny corresponding period since ~
tla of
new passenger snd dividend tI OF per cent and the en-
lar cement State taxes tOgoe win toe advanced rnee OF
materials used srd required viii necessarily Increase
expenses Of tho company HuG may demand cone'po-a
n z increase in rates Of tISihc =,
The litigation. in relation TO tho fraudulent stock issued by
RoDer Schuyler much tue same cond''iop as
ut the date Of the last Iefou The famous " omnbu'
suit calendar Tor tie present May term OF ne su
preue Cont and may peftap' 90 head. oonsiar''Ge
number OF additional suns lave been oonmeocei IN the
Courts aud nccticut for damages by reason
II alleged ne gouce glowing out Of hee suus but none
these have yet been brought to tia The case oil WOOD
ruf HenniDg ssaiL the Company, in the SupIor Court
in the CITY OF HewYok winch directly involved thst goes
lion aud Ia which # decided. at the speosl Term by
Judge Woodruff aud the General Term before Iu Bench
that the Company was not liable been spPeaed to the
Cout APP by the psiah but owing 10 the crowded
state OF the caeaoA Of ba CONT Las not been reached
of argument. 49,,
freight J2 patopser trains the latter cohve hs
ia ia Ia.seusers aud during the pat yeas ending
March g. 1903 than sud ha mlors Of pA..en
gers have this read without csu'iog the
oss Of single life or limb Of an9 pssserges 90 carried
The los. to this Company by opeisls he Canal halrosd
reduced to $40 Iy 81 win Hacrrs prospects that viii DO
still further ,sssned during the ensuing yoar
The following table will compare the preTent cond-
ton Of the banks Of the City of New-iork with that
AT the close of the corresponding week last year:
May TO- 1862. May 0. losl
Discounts slSag.sll Slso ilts5 Inc ies ~
Crcuis,ioo...... sf3Oa.i 7,ogosos Dec. i.7's,7Se
GTo.. eposii,. l45545sS 2z1.9e l5S lac. 81 y3lto
t.pi.si.r....:. cScslsOS sssS.sss loo iossso
The land. grant bondholders Of the late La Crosse
new corporation called the Milwaukee snd St. Paul
Railway Company. The Milwaukee papers report
Justice Miller Of the United States Supreme Court,
before whom bill Of review WAS brought, as de.
cding everything IN favor Of tho Immigrant bond
holders, remsI king that il 1t became necessary be
should find that the Milwaukee ard Minnesota Rail.
way Company had ny, interest enough in the prop
erty to make any questions The report Of the Gaze
in The Milwaukee Sentineiof the 9Th inst. explains
the legal position of the parties which, Icing inter
preted moaDs that the Immigrant bondboldes- under
the name Of tie Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
Company, have possession Of the western division
Of the rosilrosd lone hundred and five miles, all Of
the rolling stock subect to the frsI mortgage east
ern division, and tho City Of Milwaukee mortgage,
on neither Of which is anything due, aud the ex-
elusive franchise or only right, except such ~ the
receiver bss 10 operate the whole road
The leading article from S. llallett 81 Coz Circu.
lar, Tor the steamer il examination OF the plea by
Which the buding and equipment OF corsairs for the
Confederate service is justified in Parliament:
To the complaints OF the American Government ard op.
that oorss- built and fitted GU, in EIssud. in the service
OF the Conederaoy TO Prey on oar -wi, commerce. the
have bought large Qualities OF arms and ammunition
and have even attempted 70 esy e,.e Of wal equipped sud
AIDE by Mr. Laird House OF Commons ID. z..h OF
Msrch the latter being received WIN eGee and ssshts
ss.n Of the United state. Govenment "s' made with
ton lie certainly meant Oh OBJECT TO b. sgcney N
convey the that early Ia 1891 the Navy Department
At Washington "throush i sgen' IN England made spph
Mr. Lands house to build OF two ronclsds 30
Mr. Laird was understood by HI, hisrou, colleagues IN the
House of Common. aud BY the English pee.
Cornops and tn. British public whether he himself
dupe OF sdventfe who pretendedo be an authorized
sby inclined tie latter opinion But in either event,
set without fear Of coHsie,ion that neither the Navy
Department any suhoized by !. ever made or ever
Contemplated, proposal foT vessel Of 70 be built
abroad that 1t deemed unwse and insrpeden
by the Department 10 adopt that course When MI Laird
instead OF calling sentences and pats Of sentences from the
letters Of hi, correspondence will publish them at length
the Will show OF themselves bow little authority there
/. for bis statements or will be proved In tho most
satisfactory that he has himself been imposed upon.
Nh Laird closes hs rather orGcuisT plantations by
passionate fling at tho state Of law ia this country lilo prob
ably Audss summary and detention of traitors
and those sympethZng with them II Is true we are retheT
practical people and In uIgen, IN the habit of
ihuns tho barn door before the sstoleo. But how
ever may treat people land that subject We
really think the opoiOns entertained 10 the Cabinet At Wash
ingtou a. likely TO be correct which prevail Ia Mr
Lsrds shpysfd At LiveTpoo Il has never been charged
upon that in what concerns duty TO friendly foreign
States our laws AZ almost a dead letter"
Thus the Isstion attempted by Mr Laird FOR bis
plcity fitting tho viz tRt be had been APP
piled by the agents Government Of the United states