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i"oios1o III $780,. .S34 800 "A
The Morris Canal Company il likely to have more
trouble and other difficulties to The late sale
under the Dutch mortgage has not wiped all the
claims upon the property, upon those under whose
management the canal at the time referred to in tho
ANNEXED advertisement, which appeared in very con-
spcuous place in the London Globe of Saturday evening
the 9Th of October last


AT meeting Of the holders Of Sterling Bonds of the
Morris Canal and Banking Company held the 18th Sep
tember 1874 1t was resolvedthat legal proceedings be
instituted against the parties in the United states by
whom the concerns OF the Company conducted and
upon whose representations the Bond holders were in
duced advance their money That to defray the ex
pense OF these proceedngs subscription be opened and
that the Bond holders be requested to forward their sub
scriptionsao Sir J. w. Lubbock, Bart, Forster Co.
Mansion House street."


This does not state whether the proceeding will be IL.
suted cvly or criminay but the time has been too
great since the act to enable the parties bring civil
suit, It only leaves resort to a criminal one This
will probably get the parties charged into hot water
Can inform who the Directors of this cansi
at the time alluded to in the above
The result Of this will be anxiously looked
for, and the proceeding may develope something nte.
resting and important to those engaged similar opera
tions.