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, 1875-03-04

Adriccs were received yesterday from tho
staudins Committees Of Tenncsacc, Wisconsin,
and Maine, vIlicl, accepted Ur. Do kova,l, and
from that OF Minnesota, Mh,cl. rejected, him.
Eleven Standing Committees in Ill hnro taken
action Ia the matter, Of which Koven havo dc-
cidca in favor Of thu Diehor-olecs, leaviuR lin
four Standing Committees ahcn1, 1t IL OK
rectcd that largo nu1ntor Of thena will be hcard
from to-day.
lilo ad,lrcrs oI the Uishop Of Altapy llas luht
hccn received, anl from it tho following, VI In
tcrest tn Illinois. III extracted:
Tic only matter Which really occupied the careful
ar rotation or Isarpsobasion pl liz i,IsoI.clsst Il
Dioeesc And, "L,Ie el4ttn no tiuht 10 arra'Hn thr
nEsIlJly u the action 0f tho Gcnr!a} Convention
thin1s haro tim Right tn ray Tint, IN my ro:soal
judgment. "a chuEc4,'an and man, ssostes mis-
rarely hccn Camnttes, than tbs fact sill fnunrr Of
thss defiicrai.on. The rfoss soaFa OF tho t"u7e for
et dsys demanded s ~ by n II, sns
,hst lioaso .: @ .Go "ssoda.ss not Of aposins ~
conservation, bl: Of golrg iehiud sheto tktnoni1s,
to assume. virtually. the responsibility Of either tho
tcn7e uruh tho theological aoEn,luess Of man
heard in hia defense: aud the Anal admission
ia'o ns on*s "teto o"ts >, "ere 81 sle"
questions, that hcl:eye bound IN c4ll your At
.tMtlu, and the at.rti d! my uha Will tlaen, to he
trcn4cios dangers Which tl.eS insotse, No.hInN ia
n:cre fatal 10 frccuun and }uaee than tho ovc.stsp
ping Of official preroEatt.e, tho doing by body Of
what belongs to annther, or Ito dons by cue person.
out Of place, of that for whose doln5s tho canons
Esoyiie i place. a watcr-rat mag H,ake the
iless hreacl,.n dam whose arm holding lerend
tho lives Of tlInusaals and 1t IL better to watch btgu
ninG*. What waa the beginning Of tlia7 /
keneci you, my wali-beoved hrsthtcn Of the laIsy to
rid youssese. from the slavery Of prejudice, tot1or
rot from newspapers treIlgo,,n) but from the lloy
MrIrurcs, ami offices ot tho ulak OF Cuinmon Prayer
Iul te old fathers un great s!nes Of thu Church of
tipd, a.. sIo.ae IN confidence when say that
to ripple Of Thu uonsutlo1 disturbed ths cqu1nu
!ty, tic un1ntn,ity ul Tie House Of Ihsfnr1 fer
single holr Of our loilg aud luyng session tpRstrr.
, 1875-03-04

tureB with an enchanted gaze, hnd posted himsolf
upon the GoRia OF the bue1ncss until tho clone Of
tha eyentsul day. When he returned to the
o1lce-l,is pIlfco-
THE FOLLOWING MORNING,
he discovered that tlcao l,oxea had been stored
away In largo yanlt which wns securely locked.
1t was dnockod. though, a: his solicitation. and,
III so1no nay having hsa suspicious aroused ho
oucuctl ono Ut them.
IT CONTAINED sawDuRr.
which lie Cazed iron auhla moments In hank
dtsmhv. Thcn lIo approached tho senior rht ttuer
OF The concert, and ,iptrnidc,l him vi.t many ul-
prabrions cpi.hcta. III Which ha niin,ascd with
GrcAt deltcacy Of expression that the teuior part
ner wan Hwindor. aIr. Elscnhastx counso,,at,co
flushed nj the injustice uf .ha charge. and i,e
seemed no lcsa aurpr,sc,l at tho coutc'ta
Of tho boz than dill Tho "jnnsor,"
Tho young mnn Immediately tcnt for
lin father, afr. Shaw, WIN cams. coElrroher7cd
tlse situation. aad had l:isnnl,att arrested OH
warrant procured from Justico liinslalc. before
wlAom tho caao will hhso n9lcaFiHE to.day. AH
soou as ati opportunity was offered. Eihanl'ar:
ngain locked in tho vat,t. aud changed tEe COLL
biuatien which llo hat1 Taught the young picture
merchant. It waa oponol yesterday a'tornoon
by Hafc-rllaf nllcn moro boxes wero opened,
and n,ure uawcust was t1le only result.
, 1875-03-04

load" on him, 90 hs. Wills apparently "bnll.
known that Ito wan out, hts qnnndsm frtcnds
ctcd him, and told him that thore wa not'hngcr;
y. minister, n friend Of Lis, WHO wHs 1Alno.
Ono dAv, while In tia pulpit, the sexton came TO
hin, anil said Tho chlrcl, was OH fifo. Tho min
litter turned to the congregation aud told then,
Of tha occurrence. but atlrnon'shel them to keep
tl,cir seats, a1 tflet0 wus no danger; but h0
aided. "as m, little latnc: will lust get
out mud SOC what tho trouble ID" So NTH
Uloom; he thought ho would tnst stop out and
l}looT tnA.io fortune, and tho othcrd all lost.
for the market "buatcd." aud l,ls lrious lad
all tho wheat. PMlScE.
SUNDAY stAr1. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALLED FOR.
IL ihe Editor af Tie Chicago Tribune:
ClI1t:Aao, Afar.h J.-3ome arrangement
Should ho adoptcd for delivering tho Sunday
mail, different from that now existing at the
Iost-Oialce In this city. Tic a,diencc-rooni pro-
visictl Tor tho accommodation Of tl,oBo neealus
their Sunday mail 10 about BY 10 feet. aud tho
tinlo otlelivcry limited to ono hour. As conso-
.lUencc, thoao Of our citizens applying for their
mail uron Sunday aro crowded mud iammcd Into
this co ssluare foot ltko 30 many hor1ing in :
b5z, or like no many hogs on ono Of our crowd.
Cd railroad cars. causing pulling, and
hauling, mid elsoyluG, aud pushing. to Got
III AMI out Of teno contracted q1arteEs. lily bo-
comng men oE mature ycars and not at all COM
plitnantary to Postmaster afcArtlsnr. euch fs-
rittlcs M nrc provided by tho Postmaster OF Chi
caco far tho accommodation ot tl.is community
UPON SUNDAY. might do very we'll for a country
yiliApo Of 1000 inhabitants. but they hur,lly
eulial to thu requirements OF great city OF bo-
tween 100000 and 50o,00o II tho above IL
thought to he in anY way oycrstatcd, I woull
like to o1tei1. through your columns. invita-
tlon to Postmaster McA1,har to he present
next Sunday morning, botwecn tho 1,oura OF II
mud L., md witness for himself tho acone pre-
scented at that tino Of tho Sunday delivery OF
tue Chicago mnil. +. w.
, 1875-03-04
CRIMINAL.

Malone, WHO 1i!lst1 KeeYan Ia tho West Madl-
SOU street eatoou toward tho ctoso Of last Jan.
uary, mas before the Grand Jury yesterday,
AsBAuLT1s1 4 WITNESS.
Dick Conneil and Michael Mal.onoy, tho two
policeman wlao were boforh tho Board Of Police
about throe weeks ago on the Charge Of d!npos-
ilsg of stolen property, and discharged from tho
force. aud who appealed from THIS decision to
the Circuit Court, wers on tEia! YESTERDAY morn:
that thcha men saye awhY two cAncs taken from
tls ssaro OF Wundeii It Lyman on
tho night OF tho snuth-Sisie Aro last July, In
atead ot turning them over to tho Custodian OF
1n!sbcd. Judge rEee heard tile appeal, and sus.
talned tho action OF lie polIoe-Hoaru. During
tho heating . gentleman natncd Evarts, who
Keeps etore ut tho corner OF Eighteenth street
againss tho mon. 1lH Testimony 'nottaly Offend
cd a!ahnltry, who, assassin-liko,-atter !ho adj
Eyalts ont on to Adams a!reet.
and when that gontlemsn va. otf
hts guard struck l1ia. over t],o faco. smashing his
eye-glaaseu. and badly cutting him. Capt. lluck-
10y, who WAs at the CuutrAl BtatiUn, heard OF tho
affair and promptly ordered tho arrest Of tho
brnlsor. mud started out to see that luis order WAS
inforccd. On asoppng from tI.s door oil La
around tho cotHor-ho had seen The Captain mp
p'oarhng. --and At o'icc gavo claAs himself, md
oserhaulai tho ex-policetaan. lie locked him
up in the contral Atatiou, and proposes
to take l,m tefole JudRo Tree, and A..
certain whether tAo Court eau tAko any
steps towards punlshng tho man who ayengcs
him,solt upon uitueas in caso holure lis
Court. 10 mako doubly suro Of bringing Ma
huney TO lnattce, and ia case Judge Tree decides
that tAe 0Iopsa Is criminal. aud therefore not
within l,is Jurisdiction, Capt. buckley awore out
warrant heto.e Justloo Boydcu for tic arrest
Of tho fellow on tho charge Of assault aud bst-
tory 70 that, should juuga Ireo discharge tho
bought toforo Juetica Boyden Tor dlupos!tjon.
R0BDE1 AonnKD.
The rooms 1t the corner Of Quincy and State
streets whogen kre enjoyed the home comforts
Of George Aankius aud wife, when hs Il not
, 1875-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The Rov. n. T. ,Toueh will preach in Campbell
pask Chapel th!B ayouing Al $50 o'ciocit.
Dr.. Henry II. Lyman will give tho ninth Ice
tnro OF tho Afternoon Dino Cousse In tho hnll Of
the AtlsenRum, No. III Madison elroot, At 4 p
III. to-day. Subject: Ventilation"
Ihcre will Eo Il socaLlo in tho Firet Scotch
Church (cotner OF Hanyauloh and A;!aii earoots)
this evon!nG, in aid Of tho Church futils, under
tue at,spices Of tho Church Union.
Tho festival at tho Fourth Tresbytorian
Church {1'rof. SwiBg'A) th!s oVoning will bc M
entertainment we'll wolth attending. Tnore will
ia 4 supper, followed by music and a locsure by
now aHpirant for literary llonors, aftor which 4
general good timo Hocially.
, 1875-03-04
LOCAL LETTERS.
THE WEYT SIDE bTNEET.NAlLWAT.

10 The Eii!or Of 1i3 Ci,teauo 7rto,fte:
CHICAGO, March alt Is to be hopsl, either
that tAtro will bo no moro snow-s,orms this
spring, or oso that tic West Side btrcct-1aliway
Company will devote tia taroa derived from
few uar-!oade OF pasaensorB TO tho purchase or
hire Of additional AosHes.
Instead OF providing increased accommoda-
tions for sho benefit Of tue uxtra nnul-
ber Of people taking tho cars in couso-
qucucs Of tho hnow, tho management OF
tho ruad has. 1or tha Inst thleo dayg, been
ru1uiuG cars 20 unfrequeutlr that nearly uyery
ol.o IL crowded to hufocation, 0no going weAs
about TIL tais oseuiuE belng 10 lod that It was
impo,alllo tU bAut tho duur. In . walk to-
might from Morgan to Dearborn street, occupy
lug soMo tlirty minutos, botwena B:l5 and SIS,
but Que BInS!o car going ealt passed tue pc4cs.
triAi, aud TINT, OF causHe, Mas too full t0 permit
Of comfortable pasBnEe.
Tho management ol tho road will probably any
that allowance should bo made for tho eInerGtn-
cy Uf tho Buuw, md that, It bong necessary u
double tho teams. q considerable number OF cars
must of coutse 10 drawn OIL. Such reasuu,
Lowever, Ia very weak sone. No haYo
aaoWH every winter, aud tisa atorms thus
far this aeahan have not boon especially rema,k-
nblo Tor tho durth Of the fall. Snow IL thing
for tho Company to look forward 70, aud provide
against. as . regular element OF their yoa4'H
husiueasj mud, uulcas tho SHOW be very much
deeper than any Nc Lnve yet had this seAson.
there iH not Tho slightest roason why tAuro
thoiltl 10 any serious dinls,ution OF tra.eporth-
tnu facilities oil account ot it. 1t twould uatl,-
rally hs supposed that tito Company would hayo
Ho1ao extra horses On hand, Rnd, u tllore wore
hot enough OF tlloau. that others would DO pro-
cured, At least temporarily, 10 that tho putllo
aha.ltd hot hufer IA taoy 1luys boon compelled to
do for thco days pant.
T4o Wcat sido Strect-ttaitway Company, by
ita rccens movement OF running cara alI through
tho night. has coulorrcsl belott upon many
iesiaonts OF tho NeAt Side, aud oyitieatl 2 ut.po-
Hit'ou 70 accommodate lis patrons. Let j: oU,l-
tlnuo tho good work by making such provision,
tllat another snow.ssorhi, unleas extraordinarily
eoycre, s,all not Interfere seriously NTH ths H.
cility Of transportation over its lino.
WYsr.BfDEH
, 1875-03-04
THE ClTY.HALt.

The Committee on Schools will meet at o'clock
to-day iu tho City Clort'. ofl:o.
Tax certificates to tho amount OF $4,000 wera
yesterday redeemed at tho Comptrollera Office.
AID. Franls Warren is reported to bo rapidly
recovering sro,n Lis recent attack Of laue fever,
anl will 10 al,'o 10 bs around agasu a. soon as
the weather clears ,1p.
Tho Committee OIL Streets anu Alleys TO, tho
South Division will meet Mt $50 p. nj. Friday In
tho City Clerks Office. Tho Calumet ayeuue
opening will nEain come up for hearing.
A small gang Of mon arn yok at work on tho
Washington street tunue!. but thus far thoy
hare becn ,lnab!o to lind tho leak. Fortunately,
however, tho water doea net escape to any alarm
Ing oxtcnt.
THO Common Council Committee Of SIX, sp-
pointed to ait tho Commune In their inyestiga-
lion Of the Iscliuf aud Aid Society, will meet tbs
Commune Committee q. 2:30 y. N. to-day iu the
City Clerks o1cc.
Eity-Atlotney Jan!eson, mud several other city
officials MD ollca clorks WHO reside tn tho sub,
nrb3 were wiso enough to atny Ut homo nll day.
Tie rliculousneAs Ut i brief Clty-Attorney wad-
Ing through 7-foot snoN-bauk would DO moro
tIlan tho average Chlcngoan could appreciate.
Postmaster alcArthur xas around tho barracka
yesterday afternoon in regard to the Consumers
Qns Company, In which ho ia Interested. ue
49,
oin1nce very lasolnpa, Ioatlnntn aa y IN consld-
efea quo Des1 osulnaoce snas has Ses peon pro-
hehEeu'
Judge Dickey Yesterday npone2 tho cAss OF
Turncr Vs. The City Of Ehirago Ia tho Huporjor
Court. Mr.. Turner Claims S50 600 compensation
for damages lone to lin bnsl18ss by = Council
ordinance Of 1867 prohibiting butcle1lpg within
tho ci1y limits except on tls psumlsaa Ut Ieid.
Shcruin l. Co.
Ax,,,s ~ .A,r- ,,a ,oo l., r;,,, ,,.,. ,,,.,.-
,,a,,nn -, h,',,', fn-n, ~. nn soas.1.,
H. E,.-ti,ii ,ari, g.a..rua ,ansinF T"
~ - ai.in, nna ara ~ NV
tc, aa mi n 10 nsea G"iH av-
oi '+t,,o" w, i,onr ~ T." ~. ~
~ fn,,nJ ~ ~ .e,. .hn,r un ~
Wjo ia,l ncru mt a1l nig1t i,st tn 80 how H.
sreot",sns ,r,aI n,trso %a hooas .ns
."ro.. t;in n,,;nn ~ ~0"'e' -" 1'toDS'
Aesoo' '"e "s''"e
Tho probability Of q lood. riyaltng In dostruct-
>iyencss any that has yet fallen to tie lot Of un-
happy Chicago, is hourly iucroaasnB. Ilore is
hardly u Ainglo tilop Of the ram or snow which
has tAlcn flDco last November but what Ia now
lying congca!ed Gu tho streets, ready at mo-
,neut's notice from Old sos Q dissolve and hasten
into lho hearcst 1asc1ncns or into the sluggish
RIVER. The last three days has added greatly to
the danger from these aourc2s. Tie strong
cssterly Wind has piled up tue ieo for mileH
uron miles on tho western shore Of the lnke,
completely blocking up tho mouth OF the
river with miniature icebcrgs rot iu 1ccs
nj EcB Yhrvlnr III thickness from to IN fogs
, 1875-03-04

Orleans, La. Mr. ". u. Ripley has boon np-
pointed General Freiel,t Agsnt. In place OF It.
d. Carpenter, seetgnod, and communications
pertaining to thu business Of titnt department
may bo addressed to him at Now Orleans, La.
Tho Trustees Lhye determined to iss,,o passes
only to oflltora OF Tho ronttB with which thor
lInvo intinnto busineBe relations. passss which
have beon isauca by tho New Otlsaut.
Mobile l. Texas llnilroad Company
will not 10 recognized npun tim rail-
road betwcnn New UrfcAnH and 1fnhic aftcr
tho expiration OF Tho prcHt1,t ,nollth Tho TINS
tees state that thor nancb wero included III tile
circular Of tho Row Orlcans, Mobile d Toxns
Railroad Company requesting an exchange Of
pany without their knowledge. md is no. mp
proved by them, and tllov therefore relurpcl tile
nasses 10 tho variouh railroad companies Issuing
them.
, 1875-03-04
RAILROAD NEWS.
A Now Aspect of tho Chicago &
DAnvi1lo Contest.
a Favorable Showing for tho Quincy,
Missouri T. Pacific.

THE CHICAGO. DhNviLLE T. VINcENNEs RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Tho contest over tho Chicago, Danri'lo L Vim
connes railroad Company t',reasous to assumo
now aspect by t,s recent flliug OF 3 bill in tho
United ssatcs Circuit Court bore against The
soad, and' IN favor or William 4. roedick Al i
james o. Flali.
After setting out tho organization Of tho Tail
road Company md lis powers, tho comnlanaptB
state Tint Boon attcr tho Company was orEan-
lied, Ill 1860, It Issued 1900 bonds for 81, 900
each. Its capital stock being a2.5oo. 900, nnd 90
cured thom by trust iood to them, M Trustees.
the ineumbra,co covering tho wholo road and
all tho Comp1ayH property Of my kind. All
thcso hol,da arc now outstanding nnd q valid,
legal claim against tho Company.
In 1H1n, L consolidation was effected with tho
nossyio & Indiana Eaitroad Company, md tho
nansc Of thc roa.l changed to that which It bears
Western Indiana railroad Company aHst tho
Tcrio liaute ltalsoal Company, Tho interrHt
OH tho +4.5b0, ,00A vi indobtatiucBs has not bean
laasd ni,'co Oct. !, 1875. soma titno ago the
nn'o',nt Of i1.su.,un0, placcd III COM
piuinnnts' hanlH thu coupons OF Tho bonds
.natu1iug oct. l., la73, April /, 1871.
utt. j, 1911. and Aril i, 1875, and
rcceiyod from tho Company certificates OF in-
tettclnchs. fos lilo amount Of tho coupons.
whicircc1tilcnteH arc payable April /. 1871, with
interess ut 7 ,et cs,,t. 1t was Agreotl that, il
thena certiiicatos and ntoeost should no. DO pni,l
ut maturity, Ito holders should bs entitled to
receive back their coupon.. The interest duo
On tho certificates Aug. !, 1874. haa lccM paid.
uud portion Of that due Fab. /. 1876, but tho
Caupany, it IL charged, Ia lnaolyont, mud caunot
Day 1hB remainder.
Comp'auants aluo allogo that tito Ilallsoal
Company has failed 10 pay tho int1rosk OIL tho
bombs, has allowed 4 largo number Of Judgments
to 20 "ga!nHt T., aud that. By reason Of yash
use isn property, load, and franchises. al Of
wh!ch low ought to- bo plnccd III tito hands Of
tls Trustees, who havo also beou requested to
proceed to collect tia rsincipat aad interest on
ttls bonds. The Company h!sot by tho trl1at-
tlpoa, undertook to croata sinking fund, but,
canpiainanss Btate, has failed to do 80. It is
incalnberol by considerable !loatlng debt, on b
part OF which Judgments hayo boou obtained and
Interfere with sbo l'r6per antl nuccosalul mAu-
sgcncnt Of the road. and will divert tho income
from its proper uHc- that Of paving the
,ususcst Oh tho bonds. The Trustees, therefore,
ask that lceeyor may DO appointed mud tho
road aoil to pay thu iirst-nottgago bonus and
intorcnt. alcssrs. Lnwronco, Winston, Camp
bell, aud Lawrence appear for the Trustees.
, 1875-03-04

70 tAs Editor Of The ChseAuo Ttlluas:
CnlcAoo. March alt has frequently occur
rod 10 tho writer to group together In tangibls
form, boa.o OF tie many sayings aud doings OF
the members Of the noarsl OF Trade, but how to
dsoss them w ~ to sppoar III an interesting
lnanuor has been the chief cause OF tho delay.
aud IL has boen difficult to got At . good s!ars-
Ing polnt. hut Us write the words "startiug
reins," It occurs to me to 1elato tue story that
cur littlo Bloom tells ou himself. In tho sun,-
MGR OF 1873 bloom was largely "lons" OF ulieat,
aud slao IN his aide were hurh sharp tradssa ~
Kent, and Hutch, aud tArce-ttngvred jack aliua
lily. aud BLOOM lad good profit IL his
trade, aud lie thought. knowing ~ he did
tho 'pocnliart!es Of Ais lous 3rieuds. that 10
would heu out hofore they bud chauco to "un-
, 1875-03-04
The coal. MONOPOLY.

New ionE. March j.--Tha astoctated eo.,
companies l,aSo agrool that no reduction !,
prices SHOULD 10 nadc 40 Lung as tl,s miners co,'
tinuo on n:tlko. Should the miners rctu,o :.
work, tho following tcalo Of r,icos would "a h.
to effect on tho first day nftcr tho rcsnnptiSn M ~
Labor: Lump, Ai.I3; btenmnr. at.59; FRA"
s4.Gn egg, S1.15 stovo s5.3} Chestnut, sis;:
, 1875-03-04

CLEVELAND, O., March 3.-Tho annnnl election
Of tho Diiopiors, Of tho Cleveland. Columbus
Cincinnati l. Indianapolis Railroad Company
took place in this city to-duy. Tvo-thirla OF the
stock was represented. Tie following lckot
wns unanimously oloctol: j. II. Doveraux, II.
,. lt,irbnt, T. 7. 1Ianly, IT, II. Hubby, 8. 1surko,
.1nucs G. Barnett Amos Townsend, aud 9ti'ln,an
Wiz. Cleveland II. J. Jowctt, Herman Il.
1'octzcr i. Il. Leland, Now York n. S brown,
Columbus It. II. Shoemaker. Cincinnati.
, 1875-03-04

and a8enclen will DO moved te tho IT. Loar.,
worth reservation and p1ace.l ,.ndcr military ~
troll. It Will cost loss to rui,alat them horo t..
cyon to transport Burpilen to than, Ia .s s.s
nothing Of tho exre,lsn Of keeping nj, nrnr ~! !!
tho tlaid to protect tho frontier. Oonp, Sc,msa ~
and Pope approve tito policy, and II IL auli'.n'
tiray ropoftcl that tho pro3,dons gives h,s con. ~.
amt - WIS
, 1875-03-04

!spt-fat U.sudteh 10 Tic Caftaao Tribune,
CArIs0. ILL.,, March 3.-Tha Cairo l. st. Louis
Ratlroad III now n fixed fact.. Tho FIRST tratp OF
passengers, consisting Of tho o1lcorB and friends
Of the road. calno on thIa aftcrnoon. All seem
to bo we'll pleased with tho guugc and the man.
uer In wl,cI, tho roa1 II built md learn 1t will
bo opened for regular business next wook.
, 1875-03-04

Special ihspdtch 10 The CAicaoo Tribune.
KASaAs C11r, Mo-, March o.-Tho KausaB
City. alon1phls 4 Mobile Ilatlroad elected now
Doar.l Of Directors yosterday.
, 1875-03-04

*H&*V0 3tS12Ft
Nov EossWood-cass pianos, CARED ieFs, sgrads,
ssale, ste. Rent money deducted u pusohasse.
Reeds TaEupls Of Ala!c, Ro. "a Van Bu1ea street.
, 1875-03-04
THE QUINCY. MISSOURI d PACIFIC.

ipktlat Usnhtch to Tho Ch1tdUo Tribune.
QutScY, ILL.,, March 3.-Tha annual meeting Of
tho Stockholders OF the Quincy, Missouri Il
Pacific Railway was held at Weat Quincy yester-
day. No change waa malo Ia tho Directors OK
ccpt that Mcssss. Dond and Miller, of this city,
wero substituted for MessrH Rosebury aud
CogsWe!l, Of Missouri. Tho President of
tho road. IIonry Root, ESQ, Of
this city. submitted report, III which he stated
that negotiations for the payment Of tho liabil-
tlcs OF tho Company mud for tho completion Of
tho Inc arc satisfactorily progressing, The in-
tlobtedncss OF tho Company renains subgtau-
italy tho came III amount US It was
ono year sinco. No bonded accuritoa
have bcon sold, and tho Company haa aolo!y do
pended upon tho canning Of tho road to meet
current e:ponscs. Tlo reports submitted chow
that oil Rccrntug accounts for operating tho
road hayc bocn promptly mot; that an
as Ssan resli1sa s' nna tSa lae hs ha''Ss nS
income has boon largely In excess of 1873. Tho
RFoBs earnings Of 1874 arc 15l15 per cont In cx.
cess Of thu earnings ot 1870, and
tie net earnings Of 1874, including
expenses, and tsxor. show an increase ovSr 1878
OF more than double in amount. The toni
earnings OF tho road In 1873 were CO.,
737.2y, aud. In 1874, al07.151.07 The
tosal expenditures In 1879 wcre eS55i9
aud in ly74. sy0,6 Ito. Tie net earnings iu 1878
gross cerninEa for tue last Elk months amounted
to over 9Gb.uu0, mud tho net earnings to over
es5G0o Tile road iay been completed from this
rsty to Eirhsvllo, NO.. distance Of 10 miles.
An extension OF mlos will bring tho line into q
very rich coal-:tcll, whcn tho Company looks for
siderable decrauso In tho operating eIperEca by
tho chcapentng OF fuel.
, 1875-03-04

Tho Expected Changes In It's Directo-
ry, mud ITS Connullts:lttDr, with the
Union par1tic with n View to Nlo-
1aOuB1Y.