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MORRIS CANAL-Some of our readers. no doubt.
are aware that certain creditors of the old Morris
Canal, commonly called The English Bond
Holders" some years since, sent out Distinguish
ed Engineer, in the person Of Mr.. Wylle. TO make
an examination OF the canal and the condition of
the company, with view Of determining upon the
propriety ot purchasing up 'the Dutch Mortgage"
as 1t was called, SO as to become the holders Of
the first lien, and thereby control the affairs of the
company,wlth the hope OF obtaining position that
would enable them to secure profit adequate to
the liquidation OF the amount Of the bonds. This
gentleman made report to his employers which
was printed at London in 1872 The matter took
course here which we have atenively watched.
that defeated this well conceived plan, but seeing
that it was 10 be made subject of discussion
among the wise ones Of Wall street, we applied to
our attentive correspondent at Lopdon for a copy
OF this report, which received by the last steam
ers1u being the only one in this country and we
shall publish 1t to morrow for the use OF our nr-
merous subscribers and such others as may desire
to look at this interesting affair. An extra num-
ber OF papers will be struck off tor the accommo-
daton OF our enterprlsing friends on change, as
well as the gentlemen Of s'ihe upper and lower
boards" commonly called "The Houses of Lords
and Commons" over one of which presides gen.
tleman "slx feet high and well proportioned," and
recently under the pastoral charge OF Bishop Oa-
derdonk; and the otner house is more approximately
called to order daily by facetious gentleman
learned in the Hebrew tongue, and practically as
good disciple of the aforesaid Bi hop as the best
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