New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

Equal to about IS per cent increase
The Penn Yam Whig states that the lay
Ing Of rails on the track Of the new roal, between
Penn Yam and jefferson. has been commenced, ani
thinks that part Of the road viii be done IN time Tor
trip on the lth Of July.
Money at Boston is offered freely in the
street at per cent, call, with prime securities,
and paper is much sought after The dscounting
means Of the Bank are abundant for all legitimate
transactions.
The Directors of the Plainfeld Railroad
are having the route of the Road newly surveyed
At q recent meeting of the Hartford, ProvdensS and
Fishlull Railroad Company vote was passed auihor-
i7ing the Directors to negotiate with the Providence
and Plainfcld Company, for union Of the two
Companies.
The guage question of the Lake Shore
Road does not appear to be yet fully settled. The
Ere Commercial AaccTtiScr OF the ith says that the
following resolutions were passed at = meeting If
the Board Of Directors OF this Company, held on the
"a instant:
Re,oed That the Engineer prepare for and proceed 20
lay the tratk ol the si,fo cuase the
ccvod n compliance with the contract with the New York
and Enc Railroad Company and with the guage law OF TINS
RCsoued That the President Of the Company be author
ized To- contract ion two Stun locomotives aal sX t,.-
class passeugercas. and also freight ud passenger cars
tole delivered as soon as tI~c'cahel to SUIT 'hc STA
foot guage
A letter from New-York, dated June !,
1851, published in the chicago Tr5,pe, says
The Michigan Southcm Railroad Company has
aSkcd Committee of the Michigan Central al1 iii
noiS Central Companies 10 confer wita them dnt 90
compromise all matters OF rivalry OF difference be-
tween them. A Committee Mi be grantet ami an
thon2cd To compromise upon the basis that, where
there is no compeunoa, the southern shall proceed
with ali reasonable dispatch 20 complete Its rotd
and. probably, credit viii be loaned 80 10 do ami
when there is competition, each OF the Railroads who
shall not have completed their road. shall have the
night 10 use The track Of ANY completed road upo'
terms agreed upon
Under tins arrangement, the southern Railroad
VIII be completed 10 Mich gan CITY, through credit
furnished hy the two Central roads hy The time the
connection Is made nom Michigan City 10 Chicago.
Thus YOU wall have both routes into Chicago over
the Illinois Central Road the passengers dividing Al
Michigan City TO 30 to Detroit OF 20 Toledo, a. they
may prefer
Under his arrangement, the Southern Will be
able 10 set lis connection with Chicago and Yet save
Its capital To relay is track the part OF Its roal
originally built by the Stale of Mich gan"
The following is the programme deter
mined upon by Col Mason for conducting the survey
Of the Illinois Central Railroad and Branches The
whole work has been divided INTO seven sections,
with a Chief over each. The main stem from afro
10 Peru comprises the lst, 81 ana 5.h sections the
Chicago Branch the 81 and 4th sections and the Ca
lsna Brench the 6th and tn.
The following Is the order lst section. 4 T
ormsby. carbohydrates Cairo "a section. A
L. GalloW ay, Chef-headquartcr Decatur 80 sec
ton, L. w Ashley Chef-heaiQuarters Homer
4Ih section, " B. Porter Cllef-he aiquarters. Chi
csgo 5ih section, H. Plank, Chiel-headsuarters.
Bloomington 6th section, 7. B. Ba, kStone Chef
headquarters, Lasa.le 7th section, B 3 Provost.
Chief headquarters. Dixon.
some OF the Chiefs have lea together with their
assistants for their respective fields o. tabor The
others viii be on the ground soon.
Col Mason has left Chicago t,1 CAIRO ia Iasalle.
Bloomington, Springfield, etc
Last week the people Of Ross and Wash
lnsion counties, Ohio voted large subscriptions Of
S'ooA 10 the ReiIre and Cincinnati Faiiroal Ross
county SSo0.oo0by over SO majority aud Washing
ton "''A 'ne towns Of Marietta and Earnar. $780,
Gee. BY about LOCO majority. Athens county has ~,
ted 10 subscribe $4,000 BY decided p,,i.-,- c,,
ciRnau takes $l5o0s0. Chilhcoihe ,n5 ,,rsa,ssi,
IN Ross county have YETI vote on tow, slbscri,-
uonS, which hey VII 70 toub; mats Ia aslt,o,
20 this, The private SUBSCRIPTIONS to the rosd nsy
coed $S5O00o.
Markets .- CAREFULLY RzFSE TxD FoR Tag rsiausr
,s,,,. - IHURSDAyi June p
s~SsS =. ~ o1.s = > Cor Pots and y for Pearls
AO4lON-Is dull and heavy. wl,A sales Il 80 oalss
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Tiere is increased be,v,s-s
80 - IN. = n our iasISet Tor Western and site F3r
t ss United .e export and the Essf ana the trade
Inferior grades are d4u and lower Caoa.n IS bevs ami
az domestic recSs y s,i1 u gey9 prs,es The sa.es
me $ S'i&i tr Mchgan and Tnlans- "a a, "a r. fb
eroeud state, St..f la f,r aonnl 49,. D - e. a.
- ~ re shse pa Sill ioiS laree hs e1shl Mt BE-
Sod ~ TINS qncc Southern lower With united demand