The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1855, Page 3

|, NO. 29. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 188. 227 LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, ‘The First Locomotive in the United States. | inthe bands of the brokers. There can be but one | to complete the calendar year, and the aggregate le FO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. result to this artificial inflation. It ie as unnatural $1,235,230 90. ‘The capital stock of the company ie fe H l i if i i i } __ Supreme Court—General Term. pon Nf namer‘tnres,| viduals; have Seem nominated. 4 iicharte’ the’ trnst, | _ A correspondent, in giving the biography of the ““Me- | ay {tis abeurd, in the face of the recent develope $4,035,121, of which $161,400 i owned by the oom Before Hon. Judges Mitchell, Morris, and Clerke. sete en faa ary ecch afer the ages done mise pessenel obligation. can be equal fo te Neill,” the \‘ pioneer locomotive of fhe United States,” | ments made in the affairs of all our leading railroad pany. ‘The debt is $98,500 in bonds, and $40,164 fa” ts aimanr ¢asqeuand nak aii Beye eproeteoetaah the pee ton sf folay eee tees Tran Compe ortase ootmes Moana ee ome etn, | Sompanice. Outsiders have learned a very valnable billa payable, Including the dividesd declared, bat ave ation for hap’ been (Sxhausted, continues | to issue $1,000 | ny, and ee thal institution hae been created by law pany purmend, heaters Dae ned, | M808 and they have paid dearly for it. Tt has Rot paid, at the time of making up the statement, plaintiffs in this ease are stockholders, and complain | 20t@#, ‘The pax after" the fest three, are vold ae | such Fea T can feel no ta) making © | ran between Paterson ant Jorsey City in 1828. If the | 1eened them to let fancy railroad stocks alone, and the entire indebtedness of the company is $374,121. pt oa teak to atte tae a regards the principal, no matter how much innocent selection between the nominees. Private preferences in fais ‘seahedil lestemoltve, vty: Berd ‘a Rocket,” | St will bea long time before they will forget the The total cost of the road end asssts has boom x shares on the books of the company. They applied | agent at their peril, and it'was thelr duty at ihe tine | cousiderations, ‘No maa, and the'counsdl of ‘so Paex: | won the £8C0 prize on the Livernool and Manchester | WAY they have been bled during the past six $5,170,536 11, in which is Included city and cousty the special term of this court for a mandamus to com- took the note to ree that the eset then had the faa right to complain tat he or bia ular friend is | railroad in October, 1828, and if no flue boiler locomo- | months, ‘ bonds, railroad stock, bills receivable, oxsh, &C., £3, it power to give it—that he hed not exhausted the power ppointed a receiver, especially the assets, tives (of which class the ‘ Rocket’? wan the protot, the company to allow the transfer. The motion was | Which had been conferred upon him. ‘The law orca eel neet aces tote oteaeiea toe <p pe ype) | It is understeod that one of our fancy railroads is to the amount of $624,402. The assets not needed for ting }) to be or, perhay tall, in the United ied, and the plaintiffs appealed to the general term, | the Parker Vein Coal Company cvntains all the power | are counted. not by tens, but by hundreds of thousands. | States till after the Ret - the" Rocket,”” then the about to cut down the par value of its shares. This the operations of the company are much more thaa nd Judges Mitchell and Morris have rendered the fol- | #2d authority that can be exercised by stockholders, di- | There are t parties interes! absent ted aa well as those who | “! McNeill’ cannot be ss antiquated ex your correspon | ig one step in the direction tewards honesty and enough to pay off the entire indebtedness. to fficers, and it may be deemed their write resent—minors, too, aa well as adults, and th dent might suppose, Besides, in the Ath - ening opinion, afirming the action of the cvurt blow. | power” of aitorney." Such charter a. the. nw of | whe Tey, snd have % fight to rely, excusiyly and | fora there la e'pietae presenting “he ent tran of | Plain Gealing. As. general rule, rallroad corpors ‘The Troy and Greenfeld Railroad Company have ‘udge Clerke concurs. The opinion of Judge Morris con- e land, and without professional eeervenita, ce the care and | caratbatever ran in tho United States; Mohawk and tions are ready enough to increase the amount o availed themselves of the State loan of Massacbe- affirm order differs it; ignorance of the ilance and unbiased judgment of the court. I make | Hudson rai » 1828.” Similar pioneer locomotives Lethe peteis of Julge Sickel en” | Se etkae; end ll oe These remarks not so mitch with reference to-anytuing | aid not probably operate on the thrde aforeaala ratrouis | tbeir capital stock on every plausible pretex:, bus setts of $2,000,000, and have pat under contrat the jome. points of Judge Mitchel the company had tbat has occurred in these immediate proceedings, as | in the same year, When did the Grat Jocomotive appear | few have the moral oourege or the common honesty entire line of their road, (forty two miles,) including | OPINION OF JUDGE MITCHELL. that her officers could only thirt; with reference to some incidents in the action of a kin- | im the United States? A. L. HO . to cut down the nominal value of their sires whon the tunnel through the Hooras mountain, which ie J.—Tne complainants show that they own | of $100 each, and wh G ‘purchased stock they did so | dred institution lately before me. In that case the in- _ a 4 in the Parker Veln Coal Company, and, have sold | at thelr peril, aud should have ascertained whether he Gividual ond of the applicant, fortied by three tien meral Combs’ Speech, thelr market, and still more, their intrivalc value, four miles and ahalf long. Mr, Edward W. Berrele, res of it he! m, an: af other s! nT Vt 1B wer. It may w 2 e by of ' ), was in connestioa BER. " terlorated. whon. A takes Boch: woe at_ the compan; refuses to allow ‘them to transfer the | stock of this company, or much of it, in held by origi with th jueat of several creditors and stockholders, Reger ve New Yous, van. 28 1855. prsathyetse cence St Cet Ay aA pre errod 4 ply a bape nie eirnn ‘on the of the company. The complainants | subscribers, who paid par value for it, . -sufficient and undeniable basis for the appoint. setae fraud or mismanagement, @ raflroad has come to be $3,500,000 and $4,000,000. His sureties for the per- \pplied at special term for a macsdamus to compel the | for the honest purpose of having the mines worved for | ment; and no other creditors, or stockholders, Yt wes apace Uo tbe old sekdinna Th perl cite ceens: | intetoatoally worth lees than 60 of 95 conte om @ €ol | formance of the work were accepted by the comes- jompany to allow the transfer in both cases. The mo- | the benefit of the community, relying said, objected to the nomination. But no public notice | accuracy, with two or three exceptions :— lar, and ies a ch the inside of whish has by last week. ‘The work is to be paid for im the sion was denied and they appeal. A similar application | from the business to compensate them for theirinvest- | bad been given, and, for aught (that appears, a large Ist, Wayne's victory vas ia 1794 nat 1779," * recom! & cheese, 1 whi 3 yas made in Sbipley against the Mechanics’ Bank, 10J. | ment; and it may be that the funds of infants, lunatic | number of persons entitled to be heard, or at Least to be 2d, We were fifteen days witaout bread or flour in- | been mostly eaten out by rata, leaving only the rind bonds of the State of Massachusetts and cash eub- 2.484, im the year 1413, and denied. The court said | and tho insane are thus invested. Would it be just to | considered, had no knowledge of the proseediag. This | stead of * five.” bebind, as if f then it b ‘We a scriptions. 8 had an adequate remedy by an action | compel persona who have thus invested $3,000,000 to | bond was accompanied by the affidavits, not of the prin- ‘34, The batiles and massacre om the 22d and 23d of » aa if In mockery, jecomes y . ic it was not a matter of public concern, | divide that sum among the persons who hold the spuri- | cipal, but of the three sureties, declaring themselves to 3 t q oY of the president and directors of such a rotten cor- | The earnings of the Morrix Canal for the year oT thery could be no necessity of possessing the identical | ous stock, to the ostensible amount of $12,000,000, when | be worth, one $50,000, aad the ottiers each $25,000, Bas tt Rew ree Serpe « Rositer, pacabsiar wake ths Picts poste: 40as" Woe oom 1, 1464, amount ~ 8245,477 property, an in the case of » lavorite chattel portium af- | there is no probability they have any such amount | over and above all debts and lia%ilities. ' One Respectfully, your obedient #ervant, , For the year 1858 * o Ls is, and that by recovering the market value of the | for itt Ifthe * who hold thia spurious stock were | of the two last, however, whose name was before me in :sLIE COMBS, | holders may know that they are poor instead of rich rae 8 they could be replaced. These are all good jons and equally applicable in this cass. Tho same in was again made in 1! Insurance Company ag , 6 Hill, and on the ground that when a really ignorant of the fraud that was bei trated, | a list of the assets of another bankrupt institution, ap- pA ih MEET that " Increase im 1854,..........0 seve sree 966,560 78 they ave their remedy a; tthe parsons’ Lg orserer peared to be a defaulter in the anayerol overdrafts 4 Bread for the Poor. ea Pygsoroge Westies sing oy te enlenpyes” by The coal operators of Wilkesborre have ‘hed a Jo the mattse of the Fire. | odithena in whish case they would not secoves the (aos the amount of from one to two hundred thousand do|- | ‘The Treasurer of the Executive Committee of the Five | SY auc posted show of valae to invest their meeting and made errengements to regulate the ast the Commerce! Ise certificate, but on! 9 amount the, ve | Jars, e gentleman sul uently proy a rt inmic ite of the Old Bi ey inw! a8 Not half the 4 ne hundred and twenty thousand falee corti. | substitute in his'plase, although lueuifying te, the babe ogee Med ra) ae oe eee worth it pretends to y im eipt of the tollowing: 25 from the non-com- rices of coal and the rates of freight on the same, ration improperly refuses to transfer stock, the | fleates, purporting to represent $12,000,000, cannot be | of $50,000 in real and leasehold state, by impli: | Inissioned officers, enlisiattacs aad musicians stecioned | TBere are plenty of weak-minded persons ot small ie vhs ace ath & be Gevundn Sead to aes rty injured bas an ample though not a specific remedy | enforced against the company, Certitica’ f atock are | cation that the property was subject to ‘‘incumbrances | at Fort Columbus, Governor's Island, to the Executive | means in the community, who, seeing shares of 49- yy action. When the applicant has such remedy, and | evidence of the ownership of stock; they are witnesses to | thereon,” and that this, in his opinion, was its value | Committee of the Five Points Mission, for tho relief of | ogtied respectable corporate woperty selling ad mecntha, or until the next meeting. Tho rates of @ private person, he is left to that relief, unless ho rove the amount of stock issued, and to whom it be- | ‘‘over and above’ them. It was suggested, in"answer | the New York poor. J. B, CORNELL, Troasurer, re porate property ng atavery freight are considerably below those of last year. dlaims a right to exercise an office, perform # public ser- gs. Should the books be opened for the transfer | to these objections, that a clause should be inserted in New York, Jan. 29, 1855, ‘141 Contre street. great dieccunt, who will, on this very account, buy Me fice or exercine a franchise, or tus defeadant holds a | of stock, these one hundredand twenty thousand fraudu- | the order, directing the receiver from time to time, to | them, vainly thinking, as in the case of the Parker | 2h¢ Philadelphia Ledger saya :— public oflice and neglecta to perform a duty prescribed by | lent certificates—false witnesses—could be indiscrimi- | deposit all sums of $¢,000 and upwards in the Trust Theatres aud Exhihitions. Vel ‘Coal Couey ie with pa ey ‘The Legislature having authorized the mat of the aw, and which is imposed for the public benefit, and is | nately, with the thirty thousand [pete Bihooe aR. Bus what edéitionsl | beak there in | BROADWAY ‘THuaTRE.—Still the grand operatic specta- | V2 ipeny, that S nominal par value Reading Railroad Company to subscribe to the capital Raitroad, after careful ex- not a mere private right. Of the last class was the case of | transferred upon the books of the com, pointing a r ns mst certain!: , or | stock of the Lebanon the People vs, Stoclo—2 Bart. 3, C: i, 07. Beo the te- | greatly confuse the evidence in relation tv both neta of | receiver, contain by implication it not expressly, a di- | ‘le of ‘Cinderella’ in drawing tors Dosa, Je se. | FSU); Sty, mvs Oo maaly be wena O76 Owen, in deemed it their duty to aval narks of Lord Mansfield, as quoted by Judge fimonds | certificates, and cause it to be more difficult to trace the | rection that all the funds when collected shall be kept | Delince/ emo tor this frvening, wits the amusing farce | twenty dollars. Tho catting down of the shares of ty conferred, and accordi Gan ate. dt. one Ch ga tsi peed Le fue Cy pn and A perry Lode the Cried in some anle, Capetiincy } ‘The law rn requiring, asit | Sow aria, ‘The Skylar,” is in toalt gee ie piipe of | Our ral'rosde which are known to have been Schuy- | ubscribed to 6,000 shares, or 200,090, of rile nercial nk, . affd., 2 tn ‘and 0! pe an 16 spurious, and wou! enal ers does, proj “ secu rom a receiver in these cases, ,- re state tha Zollock va, Tho National Bank, 2 Selden 274, show that | false certificates with greater facility to put. them ia | assuten that although directed he may oot do his duty, | Sémission. | We hope oon to hear her in round of | Jerized of shaved tothe amount of half or threo: 2 by J connider the Lebanon Valley road as & work of immense ihe remedy by action is effectual and readily obtained. | circulation, and deceive the ignorant and confiding, | and it is only in such a contingency that security in ot | thom favorite operas in which she gained the esteem Of | Guarters their original capital, to @ point fairly cor- | importance to their. own’ company, This road, in im t is said that the action will be only a sort of suicile, | The evidence of these respective claims should be lett | apy importance. And it dispenses with this pre-requi- ie. Aes dina to thelr aetent’ vale; that: ts, 6 length 62% miles. It opens a direct communication sa the shareholders would be suing thomselves. Tae | asitnow stands. Parties should not receive aid from | site, in the case of the appointment of the Trust Com- | Bowxny Tuxarne —Mr. GC. Charles, the Irish come. | Fesponding to sug Niet vitae ing to Harrisburg, connecting with ‘ect that the applicants own other stocks cannot be « | the courta in the manufacture of evidence to assist | pany, only because ‘ita whole capital stock, propert | dian, and Miss M. A. Charies, the American comedionae, | that would probably enable them to pay as much Southern and Northern ) and joundation for giving them s remedy refused toall other | them in the investigetion that must follow; neither | and effects, are by law made shectabety Mabie dor eucky:| | Wim 305r successful last evening, ‘They are anoounced | ay seven per cent per annum in dividends, would do ley and country of the richest, im rarties whore si ‘the company will not transfer. If, | should the public be further ex; to pecuniary injury | deposits, in preference’? to all other liabilities. Alike | to appear to-night, in the drama of “Shandy Maguire” pe MA | mineral resources, of this common- suggested, the company is insolvent, the applicants | from tr fers ef these fraudulent certificates. Order oan must, therefore, be entered in this case (to bs | and the laughable extravaganza of ‘One Gal.’ The | more to improve the morality and save the money | wealth. It has easy grades, light curvature, attended | Will be better off in a suit where they recover eamages | of special term should be affirmed, and mandamus de- | drewn up and submitted for settlement) as in that of | amusements will clos with the farce of “The Limerick | o¢ ¢hig community, than all the laws agains gam- | with comparatively litte expense, hold the judgment as creditors, than if they compell- | nied, with costs | the Knickerbocker and Suffolk banks. Boy” —Mr. Charles a» Paddy Miles, Professor M’Farland , It strik forcibly that the Reading Rail- ‘a transfer iit the stock, ‘and 50 were to be postponed | will ascend from stage to gallery ov a single wire. bling on our statute books, or against stock specu: | ea us very forcibly that the joallereditors, If the cympany is solvent, the damages Supreme Court. Buxton’s Tuxatkx —The great success of the new | lations, the Legislature may enact. | road Company had better pay off ita floating debt be- ‘hey will recover will be « full compensation for all the | 7H EMPIRE CITY BANK CASE—MOTION FOR A RE Superior Court—In Chambers. American comedy, called “Our Set, or the Vacant Con Erle fell off t, and fore subscribing to the stock of other roads. Ite ajury which they sustain by loss of the stock. There Gacner adlaean, Before Chief Justice Oakley. sulship,”” induces the management to continus its repre At the second board Erie fell off j per cent, dato amc g.alio another diftculty in this application, The man: | —— CRIVER GRANTED. J,XOZION, 70 DISCHARGE ORDER YOR ARREST. | | sentation—Meners, Liurton, ‘Jonlan, "Marcha cloeed very heavy; Hudson Railroad, j. Cumber- | a tg cane to the Sun cH ani sehcor patter lamus jakes o! character of a public ; one in . ROOSEVELT. ‘AN, 20.—R. T. Holmes vs. C. Judson —The defendae' ughes and Mise m in the prinsipal cho t to ve con’ with lots the people ere. io, suis wey: laterdated; and ft WAN. 20.—In the Matter of the Empire Oity Bank — | in this caso was in 1858 in treaty with tho frm of | Thecapital drama of “Woman's Life in Tirso f land was in demand at an advance of 4 per cent, and | bave been sufficien men wang heey Monet re, ee bert ees hele By the 8th article of the present constitution of tho ene fe Go, te. fornia 8 Perse try pve ed is incor; . | State. which went into operation on the Ist of January, 8 fixtures, and it is in the affidavit of Mr. hich itissues. This company porated in Mar: Oi 5 vi nd Negareatn ye ee smrottoe pee cet may e | 1847, it was provided, among other things—and the pro- 1 Sine ct ene sag oer reese ae Care to suppl ‘ued on cont an obligat ons ot or articles on e reprerent ons va! © was wor' et tt. does not owe alloplance or pubic dutien to vision shows the pravalling Kxlavaioe of the times—thas | 1s sa ougtc $40,000 over and above all"his debts; Maid, Wife and Mother,” will terminate the amuse. | tbe purchases were principally for cash. | even an ordinary amount of common sense of the ments, Burton, Johasion, Jordan and Miss Reymond | Afyer the adjournment of the board, the following | folly and cost of such loans of oredit; but the mana- wih spans, of the Reading road aj to have a desire te i sale of bonds and stocks were made-at auction by A, ere LJ ppear ee eee aaltnenerr Me H. Nicolay:— 7" involve thelr stockholders in all sorta of unpro- Morton’s fine comedy of “Tv ‘his or according to the laws of this State, but to | the stockholders in every corporation and joint stock as- | ho also stated that he wan owner of one-half the city Aster as Reuben Glenroy. Blake as Cosey, Brougham as | $5,000 N. York and New Haven RR., tat. added 453 ductive and extravagant schemes, and then compel Sta ‘Trot, Bland as Capt. Glonroy, Miss Rosa Bennett as | 25,000 Green Bay, Mil. & Chi 4, int, add. 88 @ State of and according to the laws of | sociation for banking purposes, issuing bank notes or | Hotel, in Hartford, Conn, and was worth $16,000, and ‘ Ld yy ~ 000 Green Bay, Mil. & Chic, KR., 674, int. add. 86 486% them to pay their own dividends. A dividend ie : ‘ Maryland, ‘| eae say should | any bind : a a peasy he | hott i 7. ‘The articl suppl the de. Rosalie Semere, and Mrs. Hoey, as Hon. Mrs. Glenroy. | 10,000 Ohio & Miasinsippi RR., 24 mtg. int. ac ded. 3 Bheridan’s comedy of the “Critic,” will conclude the | 16,000 Cieveland & Toledo Rit. Incomes, | do stock i# no more or less than teking money out ef . On quo warranto its char- fendant ir. ley unted to $5,569. o : q Sete ey ye aad tr diay | wladndualy reponse to the umount of tne vo" | SOMMRLI7 Me peinyamagnnd fo S4208, I Ret: | Seearmeaie aver, Hrugham tnd" Sevoa ia | "9S sro hao kina Mi cu pocket pay I nto the olbe. te any law of our state, the State should not intyr- | spective shares of stock for allit debte and liabilities, | son’ Hotel for $45,000, and has since formed a co-part- lea eam 4 ® Floab ete re with it. The order appealed from is affirmed with | and that no suspension of specie payments ‘by any per’ Gi | . Amumican Moseox.—The aftezsoon performances con- 100 do Oblo Contest B “yy Stock Exe! . ‘osta. nt in the New York Hotel. The goods in question | sist of the melodrama of ‘The Evil Eye,” and the amus- 00 do Ohio Central RR... Monvay, Jan. 20, 1855. OPINION OF JUDGE MORRIS. son, association or corporation issuing bank noten of any | were not delivered at this time, and Mr. y | ing piece called ‘Quite at Howe.” ‘In the evening, 86 do Seventh Ward Bank. $1000 Virginia 6's... 95 100 sha CumClGo, b60 46. Facrs.—The Parker Vein Coal Company isan incorpo- | description,” should thereatter, directly or indirectly, b® | called on Mr. Judson, who told him that he | Shak+peare’s tragedy of ‘Macbeth,’ with Mr. J. R. | 40 do anne Bank.. 9060 do.....83 9436 100 do......880 36 tion of the State of Maryland; iis chartor create sanctioned bylaw. On the Sth of April, 1849—to give | had dispored of his interest in Judnon’s Hotel, by | Scott as Macbeth, C. W. Clarke an Macdutf, Hadaway as oo kath neha 10000 do. -b60 200 ‘for the purpose of working minus of o: fall effect to the constitutional injunction, and to en- | Which he had made $30,000 more than he expected, the First Witch, and Miss Montayer as the First Singing @ do pee re) Ineu: £000 do....03 ON, 200 nd iron, and for vending the proceeds of the same,” * | and bad thereby become worth from sixty to seventy Witch, 8 Meee 6000 Inda State i's. 82° 60 ves it power ‘to make bye laws and all such rules and | force the responsibility thus declared, and ‘‘to provider | thousand dollars. Mr. Dailey thereupon delivered the | Cixcus—Mxrropoutan Tararee.—Sands and Nathans’ HR rE mere aly allo 10€0 Minsouri 6 1% 200 iJegulations as may be necessary for the proper mansge- | (as expressed in the title) for the prompt payment of | goods, for which defendant gave him notes of the firm — double company of equestrians appear to-night in a great £0 G0 Seecnran Flee Satur 1000 do.....03 O15, 100 hat ita attire, provides the same be ane repugnant | Sercaras against such corporations and associations— | ®t fourandelght months. and upon which there is a | variety of pleating feats in the ring. so FASC Tire PecnaeeC. 19000 do... bs 92" 100 thelaws of the State or of the United Statos.” ‘Tae | and which he has failed to pay; | Woon’ Mixeruxia announce negro melodies, solos fl pe cca ete ap eb 1000 RrieQ'B/71.080. 78. 400 ‘ pital stock of the company is not to exesed $3,000,000; | the Legislature passed an act under which the present | bis olafas t0/ the present plain ; Bowe co negr ", 69 do Australian Steamship Co,. Oa | $000 0 ..,.83 781, 200 do.) ) 690 6% p be divided into shares of $100 each; boiag 30,00 | proceeding has been institu'ed. And to prevent, as {t idavit of these facts, an order for arrent jetyrimental, dancing, andthe burlerquecalled “Robert | 100 do New Creek Coal Oo....... 16 5100 Frie Ba, '76'00 8054 125 YN Con Rik, .opg 5 ‘The transactions at the Aveistant Treasucer’a office 2000 Hud K'24 MBs 92), 60 don Saftopg 89 15600 I Cem RRBs, 72 12 do, 10000 Vana Br, 24 ia, 9416 100 Brie Ii + $95,170 02 7000 NY Cen'RR Be 87M 60 + (81,088 50 | 4000 80.0444 . 87%, 200 +, 576.932 84 60 rhe Merchantallk 120 100 ? ‘The officers of this company have issued 150,090 was granted. X rtifcates of shares of stock, being 120,000 certidcates | “°Ule iescoedied copia Leveertaplndameagt jm gad Mr. D. D. Feld appeared for the defendant, to move | BecKixt’s Sxnxxanrus.—This company continue to | 4 Gav were an follo if shares of stock more than the company by law is per- | * bs ly-two elaborately drawn sections, not | for an order ta Giocbarge from arrest. Mr, D. Lord, Jr, | give their burlesque operas with great success. They y itted to ssue—purporting to represent $12,000,000, pre iain the manner in which “‘such responsibility | appeared forthe plaintiff, against the order to di gives rich entertainment to-night. | Received .,. pore capital than the company possesses, or can spould be enforced,”’ but expressly declared that it arge. The affidavit of the defendant denies th Hor Ciarxt.—Donaldeon’s Ethiopian opera troupe are | Payments eatablished and limited by the law ot incorporation. | should be enforced “in mo other manner.”’ Oae of these | tion that he rep: ted himeelf to be worth th giving very amusing negro entertainments every evening | Pali for Ansay Office... or the rincipal office in the city of New York, und kept, and ow beeps, at that office books for tne transfer of it: ock. At the late election of directors, which was sii June, 1864, the defendants in thi Judge cetermine that the corpo | “not clearly solvent,’’ ne shall makes furtner order de on which he has lost about $12,000, aining any farther of its corporate or legal rights, enjoining its as: oe At the conclusion of this race, the friends of Dr. Weld | For the Navy Department jon or association is | fendants, and upon loan, between $16, od Sea geld tot Ing provoned to go the mare a race of mile heats, 2 in, | For the Interior Department. . | rent and repairs of the, Brevoort House about $10,000, | &% they pleased, for $100, which was accopied’ by the | For repaying in the Interior Departm: 1 which be considers a total loss; he has paid out $7,000 Guna te a ve folk 56,442 : 8,906 67 | 8000 do The redemjtioa of the public debt attie Trea. 7000 do ¢ assignment o! 000 Erie Hd» June, 1854, the company was insolvent, and made an | sections allows a judgment on any vebt exceeding one | specified by the aflidavit of Mr. Dailey, anddenics all | at Hope Chapel. Balance. ees eseee eevee 2,796,408 41 50 AmExchange Bk 105 100 ment to Romain tsdbetrom; of all their property, | hundred dollars against the corporation or association, | este of fraud; Mr. Judson prog Bre that since | re ——______ ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, 20 Metropolitan Dk 100% 60 {every description, the benvit of creditors. Toe | im twenty days after suit brought, unless the Judge, on December, 1863, he has paid out, among other sums, | The Turf. Ww an 1% 10 Hanover Bk. 87 100 do. intids are partner’ ed as brokersin tae purchase | @ sworn statement of facts, shall certify that there is a | $40,000 for the purchase of the New York Hotel, and PTR sche ie ‘eshington, on the 25th and 26ch inot., wero asfol- 22% 500 Reading I d sale of stocks for themselves, aad for account of | g00d defence Anober directs that upon satisfactory | that his accounts with that botel and Cranston are about | Meramm Course, Jan 19.—Th 4 t low: Hx 400 do persons. Plaintiffe bave standing in their name, | Proof toa Judge of the Supreme Court, that apexecution | balanced; the amount of the charges against |, METAIRIE. Cot WE AGEe th Gaeviaicear esonee | Kantiee redamntion. of: shock 17 600 do 3 on the books of ‘the company, several hundred shares | sctually issued, though mot revurued, etnnot be col- | him being $520,180 76; the amount of eredite iz hin faror ff $75;, mile heats, din 5, to go aa they please, botwoen | Kor the red emp) 110 Penna Coai'Go,.. 106 600 ae. ba Ta Hf the capital stock, of which they are the lsgal holders | lected, “he shall at once make an order declaring the | being $517,546 860, and the half of the profits with whic! Werte tad me behe Ler Walon horetee: | Bovths weviome 60 do... 00 104 BO Hudson ith... 374 downers; and they also hold stock certificates in tue | insolvency of such corporation or association.” | be should be credited, about$17,000;thathahasalsy paid BeVer trotted) in 2.40 in public. lyr, Welling, however, | Yor ihe eustomne... 50 Cum Goal Co..03 4634 15 Mieh Cen iit 78 ual form, ixsued for a 1arge number of its suares of | Aud, even without first resorting to the ordi- | to Frecerick Oakes, upon an award of athitrators, $15,- Nas Tuled out, ax it war shown that be had gone inside | For covering into the tr } bo prial stock, signed by its proper ofcers, of which | mary methcd of judgment and —execution—an | 000, most of which lie expected to settla with property, | Of the prosetived thine ‘ | carne SOUR | 500 ie that ade tow lepit <8 and Owners, One | Optfation, however, ‘as bas been stated. of only | since become cf no value, and which makon a Aith By ec te ee ee aS | eee ee a ae 10 Il Cea RRL the by-laws of the company required a | twenty days—the creditors in ten days, after more ‘“‘re- | in his entimate of $9,500 against bim That & B: Boshamn’e 6. 9, Chiongp C . Sorbo Wes Deter 4,768 83 | "To Pais eahoae - Sor books, to be kept by the company, | fusal of payment,” may apply for an order, under which, paid for Central Bank stock, $17,280, 6n wh TP et Oe ee Barintesabacta ee ae Deen aet +11 830 42 transfer of its stock. The corporation Las a | upon a hearing of the parties on “short notice,’ if the | lost about $6,800; that he has pail (. B. Ji me—2 69, ‘or repaying in ‘ar Department. . 3,143 09 | claring it “insolvent,” re | | use were elected directors and oificers, and now have | “immediately” appointings receiver. 1s the En 10 Clay, € & Cin for family expenses; he | for interest, and about $3,000 ‘ 4 | 7 1% © charge of the books. About the 3d of June Bank then, under the evicence before me, ‘cl-arly sol- | hes: Dost by bad. davter 87,600, and e500 con | EE ig ae pa | sry Dopeeenens (uaeunbyoe, So Lig tahares M5000 1H Cex anes of Bele it si4) the officers and directors cloved their t vent?’ ‘The existing officers, chosen only a month or | a staple. @ defendant, under these ‘circumstances, Jawedeg boast: ooo gracing tinge ptclan 5 “ the 27th inet. was—Loan of 1442, $5,000; 1946, $2, Shake thas te bes br ~ ay ¢s jooks, since which they have iefused, and still refuse, two ogo, know out little of ity ailairs. The President, | failed, and stopped paymevt on the Sth December last, the Teaeecceate bg acvthy oh t Die 6. al Peeere, 1 89-8 | O00; 1847, $7,900; 1848, $12,000—total, $26,900. 160 Canton Co. > 9 100 to... ‘ono 46 p permit transfers therein of any of tne sbares of the — indeed, from his own veclaration, may almost bs literally | since which time his afaira bad gone to complete ruin. | (\°% andret ac Ge Fletcher 1 Th 7 ¥ 800 Hedeoe iy 4 » - a rd a* ‘oek, If is impossible, frum an inspection of the | raid to know nothing | Both, however, notwithstanding | Mr. Field contended that thess unfortunate transac. | G*hy Yamner's b. g. Geo. Fite ; he annexed statement exhibits the average 00 Hudsos Itiv |!) 4 = Cd 8 of stock, to designate which are the genuine | their short and limited acquaintance with the institu. | tions did not cast censure upon Mr. Judson, and if 8 F. Ri ae at Rie deena 3 | daily condition of the leading departments of the }0n Cum Coal Go 1, ro » -aneet ex ind which are the over issue certiticates. The plaintiffs | tion, appear, from the lists before me, to have partici- had purchased stock other property which had * F- Rice's r. g. ian Rice jum Coal Co.vly 3 y Os ee ve applied to the present officers and directors to be pated in ite’ “accommodations” to the extent of a fow | deterlorated in value, it was his misfortune, end not his Tinend 208 08--8-4616, | banks cf this city for the week preceding Batarday 0 eed e mites to transfer stock to persons to whom they | thousands. But the late custfler, who, it is said, knew | fault, For instance, be (Mr. Ficli) had parchased | ,,2®RUSry 21.—Purse $100, free for all pacers and trot- | morning, January 27, 1856:— 100 100 Reading KR ..b4 7 eS, bile iemver ibepentetitbecanguas e, tha broke, | the institution well, and had also a abare of ita favors, | $25,000 worth of Crystal | stock, the proceed of t¢f—pacers in harness—trotters in andile—mile heats, ef a Voie Cae. Boren = Ce ogee See... iaintiffs claim that this refusal to permit transfers upon although summored, has not attended, to shed light on | which he intended to appropriate to other payments. Deft in 6. _ "leat, peste, One, Dedeste. | Yeo So «rece 5% pe odo sooo books is of great detriment to them and to their ba | the more cloudy, if not more obscure, portions of ita his- | What are they worth now? (Laughter) Amlanswer- aie ok fe nt OA New York,...92 45.402 20692,458,415 | 100 Wiee Tepsoli Co. 100 reenact nee is injurious to the company and its stockholders, | tory. He has not deemed it necessary—perhaps noteasy | able for their worthlessuess? Yet the counsel for the R. K. Bor rend Fusak P . Manhat . 5 5 Nice Transit Co y nd depresses the marget and intriasic value of the | —even to defend himself, and that against a coarge, | plaintiil insista that Mr. Judson is to suifer for the de. & K. Bonhams Fran! Leg x o> | Sevemants Cincionati stock sales, by Howson A Holmes, at j and they ask for a mandamus, to compel the de. | among otber misfeasances appearing on the face of the | preciation in the value of his property. {tis ridiculous. Ft Hanmer’s Andrew J. Polk ; drawa. Time—2:335;—2:23-—9:3144. Mechanica’, the Btock Board, Merchants’ Exchange, and at pri- vate wale, for the week ending Jacuary 24:— $2,000 Cov & Lox 2d mortgage boods...... 60g 5,000 Obio & Mi do do 0 to 6 ares Cin, Han. & Dayton Kit stock An do do dants to opea the transier books to the plaintiffs, sad | books, of Meriden, | permitted one director to loan orappro- | Mr. D. Lord—It ridieurous for you to bay the all such stockholders as may desire to transfer stoce, priate to himself more than half the capital, and two or | Crystal Palace stock. (Costinued iaughter, in which “t | he plaintiff insist that it is out denied that their certi. | three others @ large portion of the residue. Enough, | the rigid Chief Justice most heartily joined ) Tuk Gate aT RockLann, Maine.—Tho Gazette cates area portion of the {0,000 genuine certificates, | however, appears, notwithstanding the much to be re- | Mr. Field went on to contend that the defendant was — ¢*timates the loss by the gale and nd also ai t that the 120.000 over issue certificates, | gretted absence of the late cashier, to enable the Court, | entities to his di rge from arrest. on the 19th at $20,000, The damage to the four lime ving been Issued by officers of the incorporatioa, who &s it seems to me, very promptly, to determine that the ‘The Court took the papers, and reserved ita decision. sheds, wharve-, and kilng, just to the west of the rail- ire authorized to issue certificates of stock, must be | bank is ‘not clearly solvent.’’ Firet, (and that is way, and owned by D.C, Haskell, W. C&T. B. Melntosh, | ned genuine certificates, leading indication, ) 1t has suspended payment. Second, M. EF. Thurlo, and C, Morrill, is set down at $2,500, Their OPINION. before the suspension so unavailable were its assets, and | Supreme Court—Cirenit. | wharves were partly carrie’ away and the lime sheds eed HB The object of incorporating stock companies is to ag- | #0 pressing the demands upon tuem, that, although au- Before Hon Judge Mitchell. completely demolished. ‘The wharf of Messrs, Farwell & "Ses'ane | | te from the many, sufficient capital to conduct a thorized itself only to loan at seven per cent per annum, ACTION AGAINST COMMON CARRIERS. Crockett, on Crockett’s Point, was sweptaway, and their | ness, which the fortune of an individual is not suf. | it was borrowing trequently and in large amounts, in the JAN, 29.—Richard & Miller vs. Edward R. Liver- Mme sheds in good part demolished, #0 that their lona is cient to transact, so that the community may be bene- | aggregate more than $70,000, at the rate. in some in- | more and others,—This was an action brought by the | about $3,000. George 8 Wiggin sastained by loss of ted by the active employment of the capitel in busi- | stances, of Ave per cent per month. Third, although a | plaintiffs against the defendants, or their agents, who lime and injury to his lime ened, near the ateamboat | useful to them. Individuals are induced to invest banking institution and bound to the most exact punctu- | are associated under the style of Lockport Canal line of wharf, » camage of about $1,000, and the steamboat eir moneys in these stock companies from the fact, ality, it refused to pay its undisputed debts for ten, and | boats, as common carriers, to recover the sum of | wharf itself and other property ownel by the company iat by law they sre not personally responsible (unless | even for twenty days and upwards after demand. | $14 66, for damages toa bex of jewsiry shipped on | was injured to about ao equal amount. E A. Mans d to be so by the charter) for any debt, ovliga- Fourth, it suffered judgments against it to be recovered, | board the defendants’ line. The plaiatiifs allege in their field's lora on wharf, lime sheds, coal, &c , is given as on or trespass of the corporation, nnd because all that and executions upun them to be issued, and to complaint that on the 20th June, 1863, they caused to $1,500. The Marine Railway Company sustain #tockholder can lose, is i amount of money ne | remain, and to be returned, unsatistiel, either | be delivered to the defendants ntarily invests. The stockholder is also protecte! in whole or in part. Fifth, it allowed an injunction | sisting of eardropa, finger rings, Mech’s Bkg An | Commerce, box of jewelry, con- $5,000. The folowing persons lost in various y* pro Albany & Salem de ings, watch chains, &e., to tty toabout the amount set against their names — 193.030 Mad River & Lake Erie do Tegarda the money he invests, by the fact that tne again.tits buainers to be issued, and when that, on ® be transported from Buffalo to this city, and that said , Simmons, $100, Uo geted ang in time,) Larkin Snow's | 6.821 Cov & Lexington de " barter of the company limits and confines the basi compromise with the creditor, was withdrawn or dis- box of jewelry, through the carelessness and negligen:e lors, $550. About $125 worth of wood, belonging to a a2.440 Formers! Hank of Kentucky... to be transacted, in kind and exten’ ; does not pur- solved, or supposed to be, immediately executed (with- of the defendants, was greatly injured and damaged. | benevolent society, was piled on his wharf and swept 96,153 Northern do do tors or officers, | out security, ) to three individuals, two of them, if not The defendants, in thelr answer, deny that they were away. Hoynton & Haskell, $100; Harden, White & Co., . hit ® majority of stockhollers, of dir 0 the power given by the statute, or to bind the | all, debtors to the institution, and selected by directors guilty of any carlensness or negligence, and that the $200; Samuel Pillsbury, $200; W. A. Farnsworth, of the company by acts beyond those expressly | Occupying the same position an absolute assigument of box of jewelry was greatly damaged, but that the iajury | (wharf, lime, &c.,) $200; Thomas Lothrop, $200, Steam | mitted by the charter. The individual stockholder | all its property and effects, to the nominal amount of | happened before the delivery to them, and was oces- Mill bart, $000. Tolman & Am (roots) $75; Harvey, iilion, to pay ite creditors. To say that gioned by improper packing. Tho jury found a verlict | Spear & Co., 1 72,908 60.800 4.941 CITY TRADE REPORT. Mowpsy, Jan, 22—4P MM. North America in the charter and laws all the powers given to nearly hi $175; arf, kilow and wood Hanover Arte —The market was quiet. fe! f 20 to 90 bole. kbolders, directors aud officers, and for such pur. | such an institution, of whose history the above is an | for the plaintiffs for $183 50, and the court granted an $200; Charles Crockett, (wharf, wood’ and lime,) $500, | Jrvms'T* pots were make at $6.08 a6 7h. Pi re nominal, he confides the amount he invests. Courts kaow. | epitome, whatever may be the numerical proportion allowance of ten per cent. Joseph Hewett. (wharf and lime,) $100: H. & J. Gregory, APF ‘ Metropolitan. pg the language of the act of iocorporation, and that | Letween its nominal assets and its real liabilities, ix = sehsvannemlalliaill leet | (nbed and wood.) $500; K. Andrews, (wharf, Ke.,) $600: DeToryn.—Flour—There was a fair business doing lirectors and officers not authorised by the | ‘‘clearly solvent,’’ and that the Judge should officially 7 a, Joveph Achorn, (wharf aod ship kneos,) $400, J Bird & vi the market clored rather better for good commen parter, can bind the stockholier or his investmonts, in | determine it to te #0, involves m proposition utterly st United States District Attor :ey's Office. Co. Yabed and’lime,) $400; Caphas Siarratt, (whar!,) brands of State, about 1,200 bbls. of which were taken for instances, direct guardiacs of infi variance with the common use of wage and with the | THE ALLEGED CASE OF SLAVE TRAFFIC. $100. No serious dasage was done to any of the ship Vast River export at about $512. The rales footed up shout 6,000 ‘of estates of idiots and of the i whole spirit of the particular act, whose provisioas we |, J4%. 20-—The investigation into the charge against ping. | Market bb's ieluding common to goo! straight brands of Stale at heir funds in the stock of incorporated companies, | are called upon to interpret, and especially with that | Capt. Filetti, of the scaooner Advance, for being en- —_—_— | Bt Nicholas wile cotmmen to good Wexters, $8 626 90: ox this State certain stock’ tase the basis of the | provision which makes an unsatisiied exectaion in such | geged in the slave trade on the covst of A’rica inthe | 4 Rarznoap SoLD.—The Ratland and Burlington | oho. 4 Tectiver tre Obie, 90 60 4 810 7). Hmail lots Canadian, were irculating medium of our bankiag institations, dare, | cm nclasive evidence of insolvency, and the only Jesr 1862, was tponed. The District Attorney eon- Railroad was sold at auction by the sheriff, at Bellows Corn Exch “ sold at $876 0 8%, in bond, 20d 690089 76. Included ly the banks, deposited with the Comptroller of the | necessary basis tor a judicial declaration to that effect, _ ented to Capt. Filett! being admitted to bail in the sum | Fails, last week, for one millasaare, The capital was Cuntine **3'sas'ons in the above were 600 bbis Meathern, at 94 62 1, teas security ty pay the bill holders of the bank. | Whatever may be the meaning of the term “insolvency” | of $6,000, im consequence of the conflicting nature of 7 100,000, and its floating debt $2,000,000, besides the Gheomanwonnth, 118005 for inferior to choles, and st 6925 a $1026 for is was done because our legislators had confidence in | in other connections and in other statutes, its meaning | the belie A oro of the witnesses in the case being debt of 2,000,000 secured by mortgage. This work, #0 et tra, Kye flour—tales of 100 bbls fae were Oriental ..... aon NT 614,582 Inws creating thore stock, and because they know | in the statute before us can admit of no dispute, ani | doubtful of ity, and others stating that the ac- bat the fraud it criminal! conduct of the officials em- | that meaning, it is obvious, is nothing more nor leas | cused was i sircnas OF the work nt the tinge | Gisastrous to the stocktollers, and to its unsecured Meal was quiet, at 04 02 for Jersey and 04.87 creditors, bas, doubtless, been of immense advantage to for Tirantywine Wheat—The market favored purche i 11a pwered to issue such stock, coull not, by frauduleatiy | than inability or unwillingness to pay promptly, as in- | of the alleged «! traffic. the people along the Iine, and tly enhanced thi sete, while eales were wnlinpertast and prices suing false certificates, depress in valae | dicated by sctuel soe-payment, pemisted in or eon | i aa Suk of bene er <i 120,490 us value of property aomina) Corti—The rales embraced about 15,000 to 20,000 bash elt, including pearl white Reuthern at We, and We. for Jersey yellow, ant Vie. for dai Hye—Hales of 2,000 bushels Jersey were wmade§ at $120 Onte—Heavy 92,733 he genuine stock issued under such laws. A corpo tinued for ten days after demand, of for any time after | . rs omer chen conferred o¥en tty Goachot | guaran, Po rnw, 8 5H bs cbreed, Gepway ot | man arested fr rotaad pvesing ikon Ret INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | iad’'*” corpo cers, ra, and ai older ere of solvenc; nmen' m: ; | ‘ ‘sn'incorporated ‘company cannot, even by an. uaaut’ | that the assets, if nursed by friendly bamis, wil ulti, | RK ther work on the enlarged canal, west of the city, F * | were brought up for examination. After hearing the ee Total.,.....986 erierm and Chicago were searce an4 higher, being of ed) pel lvtrament” proses to'Conainpats | Seramay, twelve of ihe twenty-seven “were be for MONKY MARKET. Cimino Moves Tasmasons “Curva =Toe sales inclosed. 55" bags’ is. at 90, & to the corporation any increased power beyond that | to pay all the creditors in full, esides « surplus for the | ‘ial, and in default 0 : > | Exchanges for week ending Jan. 21..........008,143,606 10¢.; 200 mate Java at 140, and 100 tage Mt. Domingo y, Andrew Doyle, Thomas Calli Mornay, Jan. 29—6 P. ML ‘ » : 99 iy e ; ere, i the offers tot direc oo ‘om | the tavivement, exter tho eee anaes se, eee Re oe M phy, — wy oy | There was not much activity ‘te the stock market Balances “ yrs “ Grmn-~itbe light #tock restricted sales to about 300 , with even the unaninm-’ t of the stock- | #00 of present inability, and J Bropl "the ri ‘ “ “ Bisccccsece S/O61,896 0 100 bales, clo | wdsy. With the exception of Cumberland the at about the following quotations — | Middling Uplands Me.» be) Mobile fancies were much neglected. At the first board | The above aggregates, compared with thowe for 4°") 04° Howe New Orleans, 950. There cad the amount of capital, or assume to exercisa | sion fatal to the legality of the instrument thet it was ban by iy meng: ype ne peg od Fforing Cumberland Coal advanced 1 per cent, with very | Previous weeks i we Wow Orieans on tho marae, aoe phy s amall Lot of de * t of th jainee terfer 4 pia ia , Cons aphad: hr Re roe ad 7p opp d pads pe oy ea bi wy So on pace soa ag + | with men who were disposed to work. They wer toll large t ; Mlinois Central Railroad, 1. Vir- | Bayne fo Yorn Mobiles In some cases higher rates were demandet of the insufilemney of the Murphy, James Harr! .'should, without legislative sanction, increase | assets, if allowed to be disposed of in the regu . Ae “y ey Sm 4 isuue certificates of stock | to mest the demands upon them, or else ttle | whe were not Identified as among those taking pert | that it is their right to refuse to work for the wages of. | Loew Cireul'n. Deposits Vancnry — Engagements were moterete on’ rates on ita charter, Can it, then, te contendel than an | such purposes, even by solvent debtors, are void 51 off + Readi RaSlroad, 4. Py ate 7.016 n a changed, To Liverpool $00 bbie. flow tak of the company, by & secret and frautulent by the statute of” trands, and still moreso, | {ted if they thonght them ineuflcient, but whenever , ginie 0's fell off {per cents ied 1 de | Des aon Ta vasions ose'een SA,0z ine | €4.: 2,000 Dole. rocle ol 1s. Ole te; sors. wne of tice ans they attempted to interfere with others who accepted J) other stocks on the list remain without alteration 8” Dindiog which the unanimous | if made by embarrased banking inatitations, are they Grittoyment, and arove thee from ther . Ld | Jen O81 1b 6am 62 35 «8 4, im bulk aml ship's bage To Lawton, 60 toes of the whole corporate body eouli not do? Ua po pee tof 1060, If allowed to sland, ween committing an offence againat the laws, which eooll te iD market value. ‘Theuagward movement In Cam | jan. ap, ts. s3-447,0m 1eI2107 ieeliaes OweiTiale | dead weight were taken st Ube. 75 bones tobacco at Ba, to punish fraud and crim, declare that such | ruptey, they woul wulify inefect the whole scope of | STSTOly punished. Some of howe committe Yor trial berlard is the rewult of recent discoveries on tho | Jan. 21) '08. 84,"08\n07 10 697.200 6.009 848 70,109\018 Abd 60 balee of hope at ag. pooridens 0h pots nduleat act of the ofleer is legal and binding’ Cen | the act, They would, im sueh ense, operate aot os a a Tew were still stadborn aad sullen, Owe ct wees «| company’s property, to which we alluded yesterday. | The last retarne, compared with thoes previously .t ioe” cation at ie bacon at ve. liqnors at Zig0 pases that the corporation bas a capital ¢15,000,00) | {rau merely on the creditors but ax “read oo tbe | Yoong fli, had ta appeirneceot ietligencsan! riot | The princpal buyer are these who are beat posted | made, show an increase in the line of diaxounta of seditlanes sts por gaia To (abort fuk vest to exceed $3,000,000." Can. tocide that the laser: | e'aborately Ceviaed. by the Legislature for carrying out Pincea hides these Chae tcete “spected ins person | on ita merita, and they will probably sapply them- | $3,206,660; in wpecte, $325,133; In depron, $440,000; 2y'snea GEOG AU Ae ane we al ranced im jonding pration have 160,000 shares of stock of $100 each, | its constitutional duties; for it will be recollected, that ae Pi i taiders make up thei ome | nd = decrease in circulation of $51,552. A lumber at 0h) ‘eet meavare 1m the Legislature have declared by the charter that | even the incividnal responsibility of the stockhoblers . selves before ou Up their minds to come | snd * #32. The fa. | cod lomber ot $50 por 1,000 fort mensavemens shall only have 30,000 shares of $100 cach’ 1 think | can be enforeed ‘in no other manner” than that pre- | SIAr aE ——- in. Reading Railroad, from s very active fancy, has | crease in specie hae not been near so large as antl ove Tee marbet wee uf s04 salen valtnpertont a Hat —Pales of 609 bales mele at whe nt. If such be the law meet vaighig, tone | pos tals Aen « Susend cnnatiaanint Ue sont | wis, Warcexp Panaxvoune or rire Prorat become dull and depreserd. Speculators in Phila | clpated. Mach diseppointment was exhibited in ines Bonmmn-<-Aboas 18,000 Sa. were oie of prisms ‘8 then VOT MORELAND. —| remembered that the that pot treme, 4 king power, exercised | appointed under its provisions, there can be no resort, pelle Westmoreland was lost in tbe early partot this | deiphis managed to saddle u swards of thirty-four | the street when it booame known ond Motsrete.—Himall sales of New Oriease were mete ot the commission of w crime, than has the Cegislature | in case of deficiency, to the supplementary liability of winter on Lake Michigan. Ths captain and two ladies bundred sharex of Reading stock on the gull ble would be Jess then half « million of dollars. The otc. ease the tate, for his er minal act destroys the resteic. | the stockholders. And it may befor charity does not | were left on the beach, where thay landed “from the without change Anat attiches in N Per Th ree the lature, amd ‘creates where | forbid the supposition—that to escape sush lability was boats, the rest of the party baving gene, a part of them Ulla of this market, daring the constant puffing of general impreesion ‘was that the banka would show | Marat i re Legislature said there ghoul be no existence. | 000 of the inducements to the execution of the aanign toSouth Manitou, and the others to Maaistes, and thence the compsny's report, from the time of its resrly cightern millions. The arrivals have been (his line were nominal at last week's quotations ” claimed tha court must declare ment. Itina receiver. and a receiver only, that isto to Racine. Al ‘ ror th o 7 Sem Fy ee of Vit . i guk taabuians eustetouinn, #2 Ba lebrion or | cavah die anaes he stein tae Poy mae’ | eeeeae fter wait ng for two or three days for the jewne by the company's organ in Philadelphia, large encugh to give t that cum, but it appears (in —ttoall sales of Vinewed were making at Sle, tty who bad gone to Manitou, the cap- ontie Aa while eperm and whale were enchanget im and the stockholders of the | the least possible delay,’ and within ninety days from tan escorted five! This shows how moch faith the eulstore «there ere a pot visible outeide of the banka. pany besause the stockholiers electet the directors | his appointment te declare s dividend, And itie ¢: r Swe laties te © point Gfteen exties socth en d tl in only af. F Prov mows. — About 1,006 2 1,200 Vhle olf mess port Gaede, quve thems qpedih tn ten coms | ‘Gon abies davibemne- on suthor Ott only af- of Platt River, where the wrecked mariners came ashore, | of that city have in the stock. They, no | Tbe increase in discounts must be matiafactory to all were soli at $19 60 pew mens war quiet at O14 25, and i and that the co: ity could not te | whether hirty days alter ita : orem! meee 4. Ae nif eunween ae ame " ter with hag, Bong hee od donbt, expect to bay it back again at a low figure. | classes; but if the expansion continues long at this pad moe 3 | ., Js . ate fetr demeet < otal wren cating, egalty o set SRiimnn erating? rune concerned, to mpportion the | words of tidings to their friends, and bidding them fare | Exie Railroad has for some deye past been heavy, rate, we absll find foreign exchange running up #9 41), extra to, #1. country prime, re packel, 8 a cer was the agent ‘ qatoekholder e remaining unratisfie! among individual | well, the captain started on hia forlorn joerney towards a4 the operations limited. Fifty per cent is now that specie cam be abipped at » profit. 8 to leave stock. Bach principle would entirely de, | rendered agninat them ag and Chicago, re packed 4o., O14 a B16. ext thorized by | stockbowters, and to report the reper Jedgmant vo be | vale The road was long, and the prospect $16 60 0 010; prime meso wee quist wen tor ey" “ ore ach | ™ eas of this commercial community, where | report’? is the only ji ual & with the hope and energy of @ true Yaokee considered par for the stock, and it is theretore near The gross earnings of the Clevelans, Columbus feet » were at Idee he. Lard—Aboat 600 6 5 | nicht soph abelter acvng sung, by day and seeking by er par than any other ralirosd stock on the list, It and Cincinzati Railroad Company for the last eleven bls. were whl. chieBy ah 0740 | aud wall bot of prime ineas mast be transacted by agents. An b abelter 1106, ant 60 & were ind his priacipal whea he acts within the lonely course for a ae and 4 Se hat has been purchased lately bys clique of brokers who = nthe were— at Ase for long miathas’ oti eaisoar o0 thee howltere wee codian cate teeta aoe eee Oo (het time hte mage) cama th the view of bulld- have just as big s load as they can slong | Te tee 8. hid dug q 1,J0a,001 10 | st be, w Oe ieee 5 Page Meswenteh od unas" aEz.P'S 6 | aude Thay const carry 8 mach Tonge, end hay | "=o O68 00000001 Wn OREN 1 wa mr wl 8 154088 pw niary amount, and in the transactions of individ | {alo on the 13th inst. The ladies, whose names are cannot get it taken off their hards at anything like | Net rarnings, eleven months 6 w0s 44 O48 —The marbet was ctesty, but enlee were moe. not tany be, cues as So conte paaie upon | Cary and Taylor, are both unmarried, and their prospect | DOWNERS i656 ssee cee 6 . é OF WA 1S rete, being combined w about 00 bhte. New Orieses ot e than the principal ; but the ex- | | for remaining unmarried til! x is good. One of Present rates. It is easy to anticipate the result. | aamcnnene | O88. WOO at of the Powe ee es | batabliabed, no act of the | oe selones im Boston, cod tan ether in thus ett} It must come down with « crash. Withthe excep furplne... ee $160,041 38 Antare The market was nominal at Ti jye for city va bring limited te ite powers by law, cannot | erloteed to Teel Oeoes after Uhets bonashine ont cterees | thom of Cumberland, the entire movement of stocks | The earnings show an increase of 11 percent over “Hrs priews, cinsiag ner expres y or by impliestom, anthortre acto not = (M198 Pipe Jan is 'n Wall o'rvet, ond the fenrins are aroomalsting § 165". Adding Jarvary, 154, to the above earnings, 4+ ©, On | oe, ant Ole, cadb, wich wee 6 doclas