New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

The IHddnGJolis jourHa! s,ys:
The project f,r the construction OF the Louisville
ard SaLdu ky Railroad, which has rs outhe'n ter
minus az the Falls OF the ONO and ia northern at
70, nj On the Mad River aid Lake Ere roai, above
Brrlontaine, bss been revived. THIS road, II maize,
will furnish a direct northern, eastern and southern
outlet 10 the counties OF Floyd, y Ca'hi '.!,
Jeersou tTur Kiln. Dearborn and nlDn ~ thls Satc,
and 20 several in escrn OHIO not nOw favored WIN
direct railroad COMMUNICATIONS 20 important points.
Tie Pfsbzrgh Post cont sins long and rather
plan.iole article going to snow how the interest %
the Allegheny County Bonds may be paid without at
al depressing taxpayers aad ntimstss that the pro-
ieot Is likely % legislative ssrc,ion l. is this:
Pa an set authorizing the Tox Collectors and Trsss-
urer Of the several municp ait.es Of the Stae which
Rave les ued boz Tor rsosd purposes to receive The
coupons as they fail due, al their par value 10 pay
nent o. all municipal tsIes II such law should be
assed Il would be equivalent to compromise with
the creditors Of such municipality, by paying onchai
what they owe and the benefit would nure directly 10
the Taxpayer. Thus the bonds OF such city and
county can be purchased at ID cents on the dol
lar The SEM annual interest Of $500, which bond
woud cost il purchased az the present market valde,
would be SO and the coupons would pay taxes to the
amount OF 80.
The Mt--Orlea1s Crescent says:
"The chief talk yes'crisy wa the great ccnhsgra-
ton al the Planters Cotton Press and warehouses.
This il the first dcsolsting fire We have had anon
Alabama Cotton Press in March, 1871. The general
inquiry was how much cotton was destroyed, VINO
we're the owners and how will it affect the scrip mar
ket. OF course, there will be a monentary depres-
zion If ecrip For instance scrip that cold yesterday
AZ u certs mi.ht not bring over 80 cents today
collar. Their are five Insurance Companies OF the
t,r in our city interested either Of which would
nav the entire l0,s without trouble. The dis 4ster
makes the total loss OF cotton from Ere since Septen
Der last II $50 bales We msy have accounts OF more
GIos az sea which, with the cotton lost aad wrecked,
will exceed 5000 bales. The entire losses by the
two fires which have occurred this week will no:
reach SJ'O,fuO
Tie chicago Press and Tfillxe, in speaking Of the
ProdUce Market says:
"The Straits are now declared opens propeller
and a steamer having arrived from the lOger Lskes AZ
po,ts on Lake Michigan. During the pact week
eral carcOos Cf grain have been slippefnea-ly I'll Of
which were desLlled for Lake Ontauo ports. There
ID IOt much disposition SHOWN 10 snip to Buffalo or
New.iOtk a. present; Is there likely to be any
great amount cent forward till there - a greater
gin between Chicago and New-Yorl markets.
"The receipts Of tue past week we're 6,l2l bbs.
Flour: 3, 3 bush. Wheat; 90, lj6 bush. Corn ., B
busl. Oat.; 80 bush Rye, ana III bush. ltey-
equal to h. 80 bush against lJi O,S bush. the pre-
yious week, and 10 l6l BUSH received during the
corresponding week in leS The total receipts since
January l. are a. foows Flour a, 03l bbs.; Wheat,
H23gl bush. Com, 400 S01 BUSH; Data, l0j,0l6
bush. Rye, 1869 bush; Barley, GO6Ji blsu.-
equsl to li59 So bushels, against 2,lW GJS bushels
received during the first three months Of 1873.
The markets during the week have been remark
ably quiet-closiDg dull and dragging Flour has de-
cned ~ ltc. on Spring extras, Wheat mas declined
e. on all grades Corn closes dul and nominslly
lower.'