New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-22


In regard e. the extension Of this road westward,
The p,ospec; IL favorable. The Committee appointed
At tho meeting Of ockhodess held 2Jh inst, have
been IN session during the Gay, aud VIII determine
TO omen subscriptions for the Minnesota Central Rail
road. aud aso for tie road from the Iowa Ssae line
to the junction Of The McGresor and Western ROad,
now being buIt.
TIC annual meeting Of the s,ookholies 7ftho New
York aud Ncw..layen Railroad Company took place
a. New. Haven yesterday. SIR. VIM w. B3srdnan
OF Nrw.lIaven wac called 10 the chair. The minutes
OF the l.s, meeting then read b. the Sccrsary,
Mr.. l.. =. Abernetay.
Nr.J q. Phelps called tie attention o. tho meet
log TO tho reported proceedings Of tie Board Of
Directors on the death of Jastgs Il. Bulklsy, tie
late Prcsidsns Of the Company, and offered res1u-
ton expressing the approval oil the action tilel by
tLe Managers, and in favor II sending copy OF ths
same 10 the family Of the decoasei.
On motion of Mr.. Train. a similar course was pur-
sued in reference TO the late Gen. Dennis Kimberly,
n former Director Of the Company.
The report OF ito Directors, when we noticed las,
week was then taken up AID accepted unanimously.
NJ. Train offered suggestion IN favor Of select
ing ior the new Board OF Directors only four New
Workers ana Ave residents Of Connecticut. con,cud-
ln.. that, iua.mu,h as il 10 Connecticut railroad,
that State ought 10 have majority N The Board;
that hitherto New-York had had five members and
Conueci,u' only four, aod consequently TIC stock
holders had suffered accordingly.
I'll, Prvriden!, in reply, stated, that every stock
holder could vote Ter WHOM. he plcased, ard THAI
WIS shu only way IN winch The conpositou VI The
ceeoed TO ballo, Tor Drsctors. aud the foiioWin.
named gentlemen were declared elected, VIZ:
Osossr Is. taTnsFt. GcoIg' \. Mi.cr Aba am Y Van
Nj 5su,.J .ioo..v.lt Nou g.. uunt J,hn ". L,ss..
,ou.,aul Cooley. John Bfsalcy. T.. C. sc,sutcu,
Al members ul ihe old Board, eAerp, j. J. Roosc.
vclt aud Wilson G.. Hunt, who IN the vacancies
occasioued b. the d, slh o; Justus L. Buckley and
she resignation O; VIM. h. A''or.
4 resolution 20 hold lie next meeting on thr third
Thursday vi May, 1861. was adopted, aiIer which
tho meeting gdiluruoj.
Gold war neglected in the morning, but at the
close, under some street rumor IN regard to d.
aSier 20 Grant, WEI, mp to loci.
1hs dcposlis viii Sir. C.r,o fog convention inIe
iys.tweG.ies were abont ii ,j00,tOv.
\ moiuing paper tays:
Tno Genital America ~. 20 TIC affect hst the
difcp.t.,s btoeea he NcslssusE
Ceuuri American Tiup- Comyaus have ed see tne
property Of tie Company 10 beng restored s4 security gveu
Mnist"i aGsus second Intervention q tLt transit
he Company b-'e seven bat. hu rive, sud az. sod
l.Gos provided a.sh p1,s.I. aud ro,aitt Tot ih-
thntacvu o. their tprpr's 81 no % N.caIGsr. 2mp9ay
We earn that ta~y ne ots.,us Ntn 30
sbeIt i &c purchase 9! TIA o,.nn tsVmss no" nasd o.
che iu-.
Inc Money market, ni,hougt s.ii active, has1c'
suncd ary the condition o. csse it eNh.biicl last
week before few banks disturbed rs even low by
sudden calls for loana. Stocks baviug rsasniseiy
gotten out OF the lands OF bogruWer INTO those o.
capitalists, aud loans having been hFgoiy PAD up,
the.e institutions VIII IN IA few e'ys be IA The mar
kot again ~ lenders. Tie detnrtemsnis al the
ub-rressary viii slso, we learn, DC very large
neat week and increase the supply oi money seek
in,, smptoymcL. The currrn, rates on cal to-day
are 647 y en-, with some transactions Al v
cent.
The Warehouse movement, IL ~ follows:
o,l v.lpe of sods in bend Apgi l. letJ..... $1,000 ga
Eut-,,d wsr,tu,e fo foreign ports Ia APRIL. $3.50 Ud
IA ~ nom otLe. domestic poT..... li9 IN
Toal. S--0osi'.
w,thtfsst Dr consumption hero....... -. l32OsJ
R,.hluu., 10 foreign poIts............... L+t3J
Tt.n.L ged ~ other domestic PoIts... aO1I-i915J11
.,,,toek ia warehouse, Muy I, Ji os9