The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25
WALL STREET NOTES.

BEARS WITH SORE HEADs-AN AMUSING nm
VOLT AGAINST GOULD AMONG 9TH
BoYs"-BoTroM FACTS.
Wall street exhibits curious condition OF
affairs at the present time. The claQuers OF tho
Great Inte2er, finding themselves sold by tnelr
iavorite, have turned upon MN and organized
themselves into q clique IN tne vain expectations
OF bringing him to terms. or OF compelling the
Pacific Mail Company TO come TO their relief, II 10
would avoid bear attack. But they are too In
significant to accomplish much. There IS
too, the taint OF "a strike" In tho
new movement; but when the mind de-
sends from observation OF the Great Integer
himselft to the contemplation OF his hitherto num-
bic clientele in this attitude 1t perceives de-
gree or humiliation exhibited in their temporary
independence which can only be paralleled In
divided ward where o hot contest is In progress
Tor local otiice. IL appears that all
Bubble, bubble. toll and trouble
between the Great lnteger ana his family on the
street has grown out OF the fact that paterfamn-
las having given "the Doysn q show to maks
money in Union Pacific they inferred that ne was
going to take care OF them forever, ana kept mob,
bling him Tor new POINTS. Finally he told them ia
sell Pacific Mail subsequently ne saw
SAFE turn IN buying 1t. He forgot
1.-The boys" poor walters upon hn
information, and the new contract coming OUT
right at once they found themselves strapped.
The result was they turnea against the Great
Integer; but like the waves beating against
rock, they were not strong enough TO produce an
impression. The Great lnteger Is undlsturbed
having the assurance that when he wants them
again he can get them again on the same terms.
The facts regarding the closing OF the subsidy
contract between Pacific Mail and the Australian
government are stated by the World OF yesterday
correctly as lolIows:-
SPECIAL meeting Of the Pacific Mall Directors was
held yesterday at the office OF the company, all tug
Board being present with the exception OF Pre- sident
Dillon The object Of the meeting was 70 consider tae
faene Mail sseamship COMPANY ana tae postmaster
pear 1hs os some H and pas sew nl alSsa mas BEN
coloniesi but as. matters did not work smoothly
q good steamship company plying Ieisssn san
rtans , anu M ~ ho 70 oop,s ba Paes
Mai in bid carry the mais to and from sygney
government his bid being the lowest the q
bsns Ms y way a. %
thomson the legal REPRESENTATIVES, Of the New south
proposed contract Tor raun e. .ns
1t being routine character this was agreed to- and
tn noss power % onsy w ~ for Eaed ys ~ s
in the year monthly, 70 and from san Francisco ana
the eose Of each trs aud not m quarterly psymena
caiei Tor BY tho conlract the facic NAH Company
will be emitted 10 certain premiums; and IN case tne
pany has 10 pay to the New sout Wales government
clrIain penalties The or speed the mail steamer
are proceed under not the average DO lesi
than eleven Knots per hour As the contract
signed will be teecraphed to the London agents
the colonies represented under IT. and the con-
tract Will then be iully recognized by AL parties
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
are out with q report which does not call Tor ooms
ment. being manly repetition OF former reports.
Regarding the
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES,
IL Is stated that Mr.. EcKert is TOO III to attend TO
business, hence any talk or consolidation bes
tween Western Union and Atlantic and Paclnd
are, 10 put 1t mildly, premature.