The New York herald., 1863-11-19

1t Afterwards fell to 1872, but closed firm.
q The steamship China, for Liverpool to-day, took
out $le6, 200 in specie.
The money market continues active, without
any material change. Seven per cent is easily
obtained, and borrowers are accommodated to the
full extent Of their wishes.
In foreign exchange there was not much doing;
but the nominal price Of bankers sterling was
lG4H 1G5. Is 81. In,
Proposals viii be received at the City Comp.
trollers Office until two O'Clock P. N. Of the 2sth
instant for three hundred thousand dollars of New
York County Court House stock, bearing interest
at the rate Of six per cent, payable semiannualy,
and the principal reimbursable in three equal an
nual instslments, commencing with the lst Of No.
vember, 1876.
The war about the future management Of the
New York Central Railroad WAKES warm. and re-
cruits are daily joining the standards Of the op.
posing forces. The party in power has for its
champions and leaders the old Journal Of Com
,nerce and the new World journals Of this city,
and the Harlem and Enc Railroad interests; while
the oppoMton. or rsbellous faction, 10 led by the
Times and Tribune, and supported by the Hudson
River road. The excitement has now reached
pretty high point, and hard words are re-
meat The New York Central is accused
Of being political machine, and with controlling
the politics Of the State and running free trains
10 democratic meetings. Its officers are called
political buckstsrs, and are charged with making
money by furnshing the road with supplies, and
negecting the interests Of the company, while, by
the exercise Of arbitrary power, they make the
corporation a tool for their personal aggrandizc-
ment. On the other hand, the friends Of the
present directors insist that the company does not
favor either political party-the board being equal
ly divided In political scntiment-but that the op-
position seek to render IL a political power, and
TO subsidize the road 10 the uses of the republ-
can party in this State. We ehall watch
the controversy with considerable interest, and
report upon its progress. As it stands at present
we think the opposition has the greatest number
Of words; but the directors hold the largest
amount Of proxies. The main interest involved
is the control Of property to the value Of over
twenty-five millions Of dollars
II is rumored IN the street that George Law has
bought large interest inN Hudson River road.
II this report should prove true, Mr. Law will join
the party that 10 srrayed against the President OF
the New York Central, which will bring into the
ring Commodore Vanderbilt, 40 Laws old time
antagonist, and thus the fight will be rendered
still more interesting. The following circular has
been Issued 10 the stockholders Of the Central
road
The undcrsigned members OF the Board Of Directors Of
tho New York Ccntral Railroad COMPANY have road Sc
yeral articles recently published IN soms cf the New
YORK ns~spspsss. ohsrsDs thai tho Affairs o. tbs
ssss: ssss s'.s .sd ei;R ss,s s .dS S :
nsut Of tho Interests Of the dcmocrsc party. Two Of
the undersigned are members Of the Standing COMMITTEES
u three, By whom the accounts d the company arc
e. ss d: ss sa
addition examined The accounts o hs Treasurer for csh.
proper 70 say that a Tho have been members
VI tho republican party sincc s orEanaton giving thcr
uniform and decided support W the present sdmn
tion Of the general government. AID hare acted
with the democratic party Under these circumstances
they deem due TO Tho stockholders OF tho company, TO
themselves and 10 such Of their codcctorr belong 10
ths democratic party, who have boon uJasy assacd 10
this masr 10 say tnat they hs,c never discovered IN
any Of The accounts vouchers transactions u The
company nor have they any 10 believe. At the
funds property OF tho conrdpy have becn used or ap
piled for political purposes Or occis for thc penen q
made against its Standardization above referred V are en
tirey unwauanlej. They further state inat they are
that any offcsr agent OF tho company has ever
been employ ed or disinlssed Oh political co1sifeta
uons' ana 'hst mere than enc hat ~ number. Al
| OF the company AZ It's principal onics IN sfbsp,
are now and have uniformly been supporters Of the pre-
| soul general administration. there arc sewers. oihe
members OF the board friends of the wes-nt ari.ira
op of the general cut, ~b0 the aadefs gnns
doubt tot, would concur IN them in ikis s.atsinou
vcro presented 10 them, but with whom tcy have 20
| had any Opportunity 10 confer
r. ~ ni4TcnroRD, New YORK
| dAMuTDN WHITE, syraclse.
| CORNELIUS /. TRACY. Troy.
The banks today paid into The Sub. Treasury
further sum Of three snJ half millions Of thel
thirty.nyc million loan 10 the governments. Tier
yet remains twenty-five per cent Of tie Who'll
amount 10 be paid. The banks have yet on han
nearly s22 900 900 Of legal tender notes.
The business at the Office Of the Assistant Trea
surer to-day was ne follows
feceipts ,a1l 80
Payments .................. c2si a
D"shee ..'..ss-.ss...s..ss..sss.ss' 'sss' isHois
-s27s 600 Of the above amour, Of reeeipls wer
] for customs.