New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1851

understand their position, do not derry the r4'u'
Of the State to make railroads but they hold that tue
State in authorizing such supetor mode OF Transport
tatio mu, do 50 a. It's own cost and not al the cost
of abers Having guaranteed is creditors from every
kind If unoestaisrl and wrong u the enjoyment OF
their securities i = bound tn make them repatriation
for clear and undesirable j,u,es- As there l. some
ten ulors Of dox-s at stake IN iss matter, besides
Consideration Of Ia. conitst.ona RESTRICTIONS adopted
in the late code Of Indians. It vii likely give rse to
not ltte animated ds.-s.sion. Already the news
papers of;ie State, perceive, have beguno astate
the .uhjec1 and during the next political canvass u VIII
no doubt tn staple in the public debates ." shal'
watch It, progress with some degree of curiosity
T. There II aSmewhat increased activity in Money to-
/ day consequent upon the movement of gold tnt TIE
supply il exo=S dinghy abundant AZ 6a5 per cent.
The statement Of the offers Of the Philadelphia
Clint for the month of May shows deposits of slel $50
Of gold and sie ,6s5 of silver, Of which sum, e66-
6SO were received in exchange fr the Rev cent. or
cooper $5ll5 a. old cents received in exchange
for the new. Tn aggregate Of gold silver and copper
received during ii month is $3t6. 49, The coinage
for the same tinxas $l6l $40 ia gold, and all in dol
lar pieces; in slvsr. 1908 Geo. in qrater dollar aud
dime, ieces The lumber of esns eolssd l. fhrce
ru,lho. eight huHdri thousand And the total COIN
age CT the month t. s4O2 $50 The whole humber of
| pieces e,ired Of all d scriptops is 4,977 $50.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the Cum
/ berand,( oal and Iron Company was held yesterday
Tie following named gentlemen were elected Those in
italics are aow in the place Of out oftown Directors:
President, Andrew Mebatfey; Directors A. N. Sher-
ean. NJ <. Fails, Joseph ,Torrey, VIM. Pettet, f.
Roodgood, C. Baker 4 AcCOnichie, ". ~ Begja-
man. ID. NJ Hpgkes W,&ssam Cotheal, John Rdey.
| Z. ". HuS7.aH.
| We have very favorabe reports in regard to the
crops from Illinois, including Bloomington, section
where it was >sid the Wiuts- wheat was entirely
killed The letters cheer.s,g from every part OF
the Stae despite the croakers GHd spectators who
are eudeAyoring to keep up high prices The stock
on hand 81 Buffalo is over 43O,OOp bushels wheat
ard over OOO bushels Corn; apd the stock at
Chicago "a over 300aO bushels Wheat, and 2OO,OOO
bushels Com. Large amounts are on way to Os'
wego OF Wheat and Com: also considerable amount
in store at Milwaukee of Matchmaking in store and
in tian-iiu including Flour q millions bushels Wheat.
With all this the daily receipts on Lake Michigan of
near or quite 40 600 bushels Wheat & day, and no
prospect of dininutiop. A gentleman from Ken
lucky and Tennessee reports that Wheat Is hnely
headed out and looks for the largest crop ever
known in those State- Wheat also looks very well
in Missouri, Iowa end Wisconsin.
We have nothing Of importance to communicate,
except the cheering prospects OF the coming wheat
crops. Both Fall and Spring on the ground looks very
fine Most of the farmers that left their Fall wheat
topough up for corn would sell the crop remaining
for $40 to $40 per Large amount OF ground
has been with Spring where it was supposed to
have been killed out by the Winter, beside as much
other There il but one sentiment and that is every
field looks the best il did. There is to be sure
time enough for partial failure. But in all reasOna-
bic probabilities Illinois will have all the wheat the
railroads, &C., can handle this Fall"
meeting Of the bondholders of the New Albany
ard Salem Road will be held on the 10th June at the
Office of the Farmers Trust Company in this city.
The annual meeting of the Northern Railroad Com
pany was held at Concord, n. H., on Thursday. by
the Report of the Treasurer it appears that the earn
ngs Of the road the pat year. that is the year ending
March 81 1857, 40 ~ a.
Expenditure -ol y
6,S s:.1c: Of neon: account s $50 IS
hi, wear II Sl627f6 81
which consists of OgdeDsburg Bonds, Northern Rail
road Shares, fuel, shop stock, cash notes, &c. The
road has paid p cent dividend within the year,
amounting each to eel 1868, or in all to sl@2, 1856
The burnt bridge on the Central Railroad has been
rebuilt ard trains were TO pass over II to-day a
note from Mr.. Stearns the Superintendent, says the
bridge was $50 feet long and ~ feet high resting on
two stone abutInents and three piers-Howss plan.
II was burnt on Saturday night, May w. and oat |
eighteen working days have passed from the time it
was bu nj until the passed over H. vi these,
raned excessively five days The vcrkmen lost ully
equal about four days, leaving bat fourteen ~orkg
days 10 reconstruct 1t. One span OF lou eet Is pun
on Howss plan, the balance with heavy treste-work,
made from timbers fourteen inches square, tsklng
over 300 600 feet of timber every stick OF winch had
TO be ordered and sawed after the bridge was Dlrnt:
1t was fortunate for the Company that ssw-uIns 9i
large capacities are established along their Road
The Company feel grateful to the proprietors ana
agents Of the Bound Brook and Elizabehpor MIL lot
the prompt dispatch and accommodating manner win
which they forwarded the timber,
We have intelligence from the eastern, western,
middle and southern counties of the State whlchwe
learn that the and copious rams OF the as' Two
or three days have been quite general. us pr1Gsoe
that every county in the State has been thus Vise
and we presume the whole Northwest has shared In
the blessing The effect upon the growing crops Will
be magical From every quarter now we get tne nlos'
encouraging reports. STOCK find the best OF livhg IN
the woods heavy crops have been and are being put
in. and everywhere fields becoming rch with |
promise. DIR. KenDicott who came up from Jones'
boro on Tuesday informs Us that the wheat IN s0utn-
ern Illinois is now in full head. The farmers tnere'
away expect to have splendid crop, ana II wiz Ge
ready for the sickle by the last week IN June we
shall have new wheat in this market grown on Illinois
farms by the first or second week IN July. An0 Dy
September our railroads aud grain warehouses WIN De
taxed to their utmost capacity in moving ana s'oIhs
the crop Of this years growth. With favorable
weather from now till harvest and until the r1pening
Of corn the Northwest will have larger surplus OF
breadstus than she ever had before 10 supply inc
markets of the world. We confidently e1Peet, ~ view
Of these cheering prospects, Summer aud Eau ousl-
ness If much more than usual activity lhere are
but few weeks left for the croakefs
(Chiesso Democratic Pref"
prrrsprRGH AND sTEUBENvIILE RAILROAD.
From The Philadelphia Evening BuA<ta 9 My -.
The action of the Pennsy lvaDa Railroad Company,
in leasing the Pittsburgh and Steubenvllie kairoaa'