New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

Paris At two meetings on the 18th of February
1865 and the LIST OF March, 1885, the Credit MoOier
doubled its capital; at these meetings report ""S
read exhibiting large profits and declaring eoou
dividend The meetings were objected 10 IN tn J
Cont as informal if not packed ana IL was aleso
that the company on the LIST OF February was lnso
cnre and dangerous and that unless out OF the 10Y
cantal il could pay dividend upon the ola caPai'
AS to both points-the formaty OF the meeti ne
and the state of the concem-the decision OF lno
Court was explicit, affirming that the meetings "eio
informal and that the state of the company Ws u1
sound The Court consequently decided t IT, s Fiat
rectors must reimburse the new shareholders; tlU
they made themselves by French law peisonaiiS
liable: that they, by willfu concealment causcu od
loss and that loss they are required 10 LnhV Tier
By tins decision the directors of the Credt Moplile
are held responsible to the holders OF the he" Shao'
to the extent of about $l2,OOO,OOO III gold
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Mar
ragansett Steamship Company was neld Oh ueSuay'
June q in Providence; nne-tenths OF the "hoio cap
tai stock being represented. lhe following olllooi9
were chosen for the ensuing year: DlrectOrs-h. o.
McComb of Wilmington, Del; Gov A. IL Buinsiue'
Providence. r. l.: f. X. Nudge and Edwin o. Tufts
BOSTON: VIM. H. Webb Charles f. Hill, VIM IT,
Smith. e. W. Corlies and John Roach, New-fork'
Treasurer-H b. Wilbur, Boston. Recorder-John
T. Gardner Providence. Gov Burnside was elected
President of the Company. While the votes were
being counted Mr.. Jewett of Poughkeepsle N. H.
made n speech sustaining fully the action oil the
Directors in reducing fares and their general man
agement with regard to the present compettloh anu
his remarks were cordially approved ana lndorseo
bv the stockholders who indicated their determine
ton TO support the present policy under all circum
stances.
Messrs. w. P. Wright & Co.'s circular, per Scotia,
says:
The market in this city closed heavily the 26th OF
MAY, with Mddlng Uplands at Soc on wednesday tno
dulln Thursday
with larger sales and tho market closed ~ le au
vance ON Friday Teapsed into dullness, and tno
tanned The better feeling OF Thursday last was cheekea
by the Increase OF stock In Liverpool quite UNLOCKED or
here and the heavy weeks export from BOMBAY Cur
dry goods trade is in "A very unsatisfactory condltoI
and spinncrs only buy for their pressing wants hoiH
ers however do not offer freely bong contened 10 WAT
in view Of the decreasing stock IN the country Inc SAWS
for the week have been $500 bales closing quietly ann
with much indifference the part OF buyers ana sellers
The ciearanccs have been viz To Liverpool per steam
ers Russia $50 Manhattan, Malta, l9t city OF London
Britain, 1913 IIavre, steamer Europe, 81. Bremen'
steamer Hansa SO. Hamburg. steamer saNonla, 81 M
There are no unocared engagements Of cotton for Liver
pool the continent OF Europe worm recoTd'ng:
to Hamburg, ld.; Bremen, &c. some lots nave beeh
disposed OF tins week. IN all about l,'o bale.
freight .d and 3D.. at 26c. Low Middng Galveston s1
freight 10 Liycrpool at 26ic. Mobile to Liverpool, with
transit cotton unsod here does not exceed 80
bales. This branch Of the cotton business Is now larry
quiet with small sales on some uaS anu u, H., $40 v
Others In New-Orcans there has been rather more
business doing for English account The stock on hand III
all the Southern markets - small ana genetay III ~
hands OF spectators Details VIII bo found under our
past week have been only GOO bales against 1900 last
year. and 1900 the before since Friday ast they
Britain 10000 bales; France, 1900 other foreign ports
1900 The stock hand in the country IL reduced 49,
OO against 10000 last year. and 600 the year before AZ
the same time The accounts from the South generally
favorable for the prospects thus far OF the ne" crop