New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

adjustment The large majority OF the creditors have
accepted the proposals Of the honse TO settle at so cents
on the dollar payable within ~ mOnths-the first nav
ment OF 10 per cent to be made g. days. is per cent in
Six months and 20 per cent in 70 months. The creditors
IN view OF the extended Of the house.
TINS the Dest settlement that could be made pat expert
eDce having shown that In ALI ,nstances a srm car,
collect much more money than an assignee in winding
up an estate. 1t is thought that tins arrangement will
be perfected without difficulty the friends OF the
house anticipate that they viii DO able resume bust
this week.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of specie
from the port OF NewYork foreign ports for the veeh
ending Oct. u, 1862 we're s5,2s4S57.
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad for seps
TENDER were se2l77 49, The total earnings since tho
opening in May are over 100000.
Inc earnings OF the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and indianapolis Railway for September were:
ls6a...,$274slI 1859 secs. s3loO25 Increase. sna
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
for the first week In October we're:
ls63... s214Oc5 1869 s2N6 500 Decrease s67 los
The earnings of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad for the first week In October were:
la6s."" Sl4S 800 lS6s... sIal, so5 Iucrease.s39s
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad scptem
Der s6277 49, The total earnings since the opening
in May three million dollars.
The annual election Of the Erie Railway Company wag
held to-day At meetngof the retiring Board of Drec-
tors Of the Company the following resolution was passed
Whereas The Legislature Of this State at Its last session
passed act authorizing the Directors Of this Corpora
ton 10 classify themselves 10 hold offices for various
terms.
Resolred That the propriety Of such classification be
submitted TO the annual meeting Of the stockholders of
this Company that they may have opportunity Of
determining Its efficiency.
At meeting of the stockholders of the Erie Railroad
Company. held subsequently, it was
Resolred That this Corporation hereby accepts sho
amendment its charter made by act Of the Lees~
ature of the State of NewYOrk, entitled An act To-
amend Chapter 2s Of the Laws Of SCS entitled al act In
relation to the Erie. NewYOrk Central Hudson River
and Harlem Railroad Companies, passed May 70, ICY,
being Chapter 96 Of the Session Laws OF 1862 whereby
classify themselves that nearly may be one
OF their number shall 10 out OF Office at each annual
election. - -
ReSoirs That the Board of Directors this day elected
be and are hereby required and directed u CLASSIFY
themselves in accordance with the act aforesaid
At the meeting of stockholders about s35.oooo0o Of
stock was represented Resolutions passed approv
the policy of the late Board in developing and improving
the road extending and perfecting ITS connections
The following directors elected for 1869 and 1870
jay Gould VIM. NJ Tweed, Alex. s. Diven John Ganson,
Horatio n OTIS Abram Gould, Henry Thompson, Henry
N Smith, James Fisk IT,, Frederick A. Lane, Justin ID.
White Orlo W. Chapman. Charles G.. sissen, Homer
Ramsdell John Hilton NJ r. Smons, and George Hall.
At a subsequent meeting Of the new Board, MI. Jay
Gould was unanimously reelected President.
We understand that the National Park Bank has al
ready let the original number of safes in Its SAFE Depos.
Va and has been obliged put in additional num-
Der, which ready in order tosuppy the demand