New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
The following is the result OF che business a, the Unite

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern the Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis, the Toledo. Wa
bash aud Western, the Alton and Terre Haute are AT
feeders Of the New. York Central and Hudson, Hsr
em and Erie, and bring the trade and products Of the
country through which they pass into city. They
are in fact but extensions OF great Central" resh
ing from ST. John'ssquare to the Mississippi river
and taking from that magnineent depot me
goods, wares, and merchandise bought for The
West, and returning to it the golden grain sue
tho beef and pork Of the rich prairios West
ward tho course OF empire takes its way" and westward
must be the course OF some Of the piled up and un'
used money, on this city. Il. 1t would continue tie
great emporium" OF tho world No "tiiy Il 81
beautiful for stuation"no city has such harbor AMI
such magnificent riversno city has snch an outlet N
the ocean, ard q climate the merchant can come
either from hts mountain PRAIRIE or Lake or gulf BONE
at oil seasons Of the year. without fear Of meeting pen
lence or drinking in contagion from poisoned ar
With climate favorable to the storing OF all finds o
oil kinds OF with capital untold with enter
prise that never tires and with that mover sleeps
her OF cuisines and capital should be even moelupS
liant In attaching new arme 10 those We hAf
named 50 as TO draw 70 this central point uls'
trade and traffic which OF night belongs TO us, from lar
away Oregon and san Francisco, and from all n,srine
date points This IL not only the largest importing city,
but is the largest manufacturing city the Continent
and such il must continue. We must cheaper rates 50
that New-York can have no competitor We nave no
mountains under TO got 70 the iabfs Anu
the prairies On tho New-York Central and Hudson
with ts lines and water level track and eseeen'
management and with the New York and Erie Canal
with tolls reduced the hzures they ought to be- anu
with the Ere We can make the 81. Lawrence "a soil
tude and the Mississippi" desert waste OF waters
60 far as getting away any OF the carrying trade rom
this city is concerned. Where Western ralvnys nee'
help lend them the money, then look TO their maDasf
ment, and they will pay.
We learn from The Maroaee Sentinel thai rhc "Voioa
steamboat Company is thoroughly organized Cor bosi-
ness with Jay Gould. President; s. ID. Caldwell, OF
Buffalo Vice Pre- ,ideDt and General Manager and b. A.
Buck OF Buffalo. Secretary and Treasurer
"In recent number OF The Sentinel the fact WAS Ien-
toned that several mpOraR. changes were then nehg
or had already been made, IN several OF tie propeller
lines engaged IN the upper lake trade, the pntti
portant Of which the consolidation o. the western
and NewYork Central Lines and the disintegraon or
the Commercial Line. The upper lake line OF tie Union
Steamboat Company will consist Of Il boats, Win so~
carrying capacity Of 1851 tuns, making the arseS n
both number and capacity over run upon iDtso waters
One OF the Company's boats will touch at INV aus'"
daily going each way. Six propepcrs are supplied aNh
nrstclass passenger accommodations which Wal enap"
them to dispatch each week from both tnds OF e
route. The amount Of upfrelght delivered az NE po'
by the line last was. We understand ~ '"o
neighborhood Of li,7o0 tuns-all purely nercnanuss
This corporation is now the sole representative % NV
Erie Railway Company OIL tho Lakes. the latter A''nk
ceased frs connect lions with all Other western ""e'
transportation Companies. Connections arc ace ma"S
at Buffalo with the Merchants Western IAne, JoEa'hd'
Myers's Line and the American Transit Company Oh ~
Erie Caual aud at Cleveland. With the Cleveland NV
Pittsburgh, Cleveland aud Mahonlng, and AtiahVe Jus
Great Western Railways" This looks like reaehus'"
after Western business and bringing tho pToddei> ~
rich fields OF Wisconsin into the store houses VI wv
York We hail all such Companies with pleasure a'"
with them abundant business and large Jlyidcnds