New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10

Total six ronths Il 0sa1l2 - +le53a 90 $a3e6i9 81
The Lebanon Springs Railroad G. ,mpany obtained an
act from our State Legislature passed the 18th of
April 1850, extending the time for completing their
railroad under Their charter two years from the pas
asee of the The original charter authorizing the
construction Of the road paced Sth March, 1883
and amended 9th June, Of the same year. The Com
pany was thereupon organized and proceeded to bay
the rights # way, &c, and about 20 miles OF the
grading is dcne leaving 80 miles yet TO be completed
THE road being altogether % miles in length This
road comm. peas and connects with tina NewYork and
Harlem Railroad at Chatham Four Corners, and rms
north 50 miles through most beautiful rich and popu
ors country until il conpecis n Bennington with the
Western Vermont Railroad and other roads 10 direct
line 10 Montreal Cansdd. The Importance OF this rail-
road ia clearly manfes connecting the trade from the
CITY Of Eew-York over the New-York and Harlem
Railroad with Canada by straight line of railroad
Communication all the way. IL is surprising that this
rosd has long since been completed considering the
graf advantages possesses by its connection with
two such Important rsiiway lines which will give 10 il
fruitful of revenue from those roads 10 freight
and passengers beside its own local travel.
The representatives of the daily press Of the city
made an application to-day TO the Stock Exchange for
permanent admission to the sessions of that body TIE
application was laid under the rule for ten days.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ComOany
give notice that cater July Is the freight aud oils
anthracite coal consigned to Philadelphia Inclined
Plane Nicetown. and Germantown Railroad, viii be
raised Is cents Per tun The advance does not apply
to coal consigned to Richmond for shipment thence by
tdewater hut ia restricted to coal intended for local
consumption in Philadelphia.
By the Fulton and EtDa we have adyices from
England to June o. inclusive. Consols closed on the
9th at 49, 93l for the account, dividend off The
TtmeS says:
Consos have beer inactive to day but have closed with
rer tendency The first bargains at 93 to . and near
the termination business there improvement 49, to
There yves nothing of Importance influence the market
and the us advbnre owing partly To the weather being
IRE ard partly to hr 9Sotation a1 iron ta
r3to Rupee paper 9T0l2t India Bonds II 81 discount
ard FSo h-qu-r bile PEI to 3 premium
inciesre.
Tie operations 10 o-eisn stock have again been unnpots
and the closing prices generally without change.
Ere Russian Gay there have been very few transac
tio ard the quotation ia n6nually par to premi nm
The la price from Paris this evening was 6sf 63c showing
In he fo,gn e,cbsnges this afternoon the only feature
telling of In The denspd Tor Ausirsii- n bile
Tie Gnspoisl sd'ic nom Psi. 70 dsy state that oI are
There were again ~ bullion at the Bank day
Two more Australian g,ldsbips announced-the Mnc0
Polo and the on GenAowervif IS 247 OUNCES worth about
Gl40 TIE Wee, India steamer La III Ia is also eegPhed
with &226 coo.
The Times mentions sales Of Illinois Central shares
n 20 discount OIL tie Goth of june 1t remarks and
quotes follows:
principal f-tue TIE colonial market IL the continued
decline Gard Trunk Of Canada bond and stocb The latter
clos, al % TO II = lower than Yesterday. Great
Western Rlso exhibit redur;ion. In American railway
uie. Penn-vvsna Central bonds we're less steady Cana