New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

Wesnrn Railr, md be made eomple'e, furnishing
cs II ay Mt ard expeditions route from he AT 70
tie Wet The Quincy and Palmyra RailroAh, CON
neciy with IN, Hannibal and st. Joseph tailroad at
palo,y,o Mo-. twelve miles west of Quincy, ia also
Dom,o,.d bv which an unbroken lire Of railroad COM
,uncoton il established TO the WeAern frontier, and
must one DAY become the great stock and emigrant
route Tie Des Moines VALLEY Road, terminating at
Keokuk. Iowa, is, Informed, progressing rap
dly in tie direction of Council Blalis, while the road
east Of the Mississippi, terminating at Warsaw and
Keokuk has been completed az far az Carthage III
Hancock County, Ill-bas gapo twenty i've miles
over lie aud fertile REGION 10 he completed IN or
der 10 connect the Des Moincs Valley line with the
line already established from lake Erie TO st. Joseph,
the value and importance of which, to the eastern poi
ton Of the line requires no comment.
Ia the Illinois Supreme Court al Qua va, yesterday,
in the ease of johnson as.. Stark Comfy, the iudg-
u,nt Of the lower Cour. was reversed, tae Supreme
C,,nrt holding that the law authorizing counties TO
sgbacrbe for Ialr, ad stocks irsae comfy bonas
was contitu nal and Thar the bonds in this case we're
regularly il, ned and although the county had no au-
thority to make them ayaUe in New-York, they are
not for II al reason void.
In the Unied States :cnt Court at Pittsburgh,
Yesterday, Judge McCandiess delivered an elsborTe
oriion in III. Of David Pollock citizen of Ohio
against the County OF Lawrence, directing the atac
m,It 10 lie issued against the County Commissioners
for rSusir the execoi upon judgment obtained for
interest uIon raj rad bonds.
Speaking of the coal trade The Philadelphia Leiger
says:
IAN the companies CONNECTING with The Lehgh Vsl,y coal
doing noins business We have not me hgure
ofle Central Road but the price Of it, stock no"
selling at IFS Is pietty good evidence that 1t Is doing prosperous
Tie Morris Cfna show. weekly increase of 900 and the
Deawse vision Csn Of about 500 per week for the last two
% Tsssn for ee1ns The Leis Valley Raj
Ale han The N,wJeey ce1t1 which nov 10 cent
advance hi Price of other z cent shares The receipts
The Delaware end Lackawanna Railroad nd this source Of
SUPPLY growing win doubt give tone and hrDness
specially for the Of the lines connecting them with
| tide v ier.
IRE Ne,c-Orleans Picayune of the 9th aass:
"Hothhg has occurred TO day 10 materially alter the condition
of the mait depicted 10 our last Money WIS in abundant
yesterdays qotaion. barely lnined for the various
grades Of Exchange ruled ngld and the in-
still refuge to pay asking but drawers continue nexorabe
an come Of them ped. hshsr qlotsiiO11; .- .,oD
movement I'll round and further reduction In every item ex
pared IN Il returns for the previous week The changes are
| IN tie following order, viz 100000
specie 1873 o3a Decrease in exchange S3l sl5
Decrease fcrcuao 22 7ij Increase in long oans G92
| Dec in short iosn.... i96 ;25
Respecting crop prospects, The Cincinnati Gazette
of Wednesday remarks.
anced sufficiently enable arrive at
toeGhy reliable conclusion the prospects, Of the growing
crop In the South where the Il considerably
earlier than this latitude the harvest WILL iesonaby
pr we unavorabe 1hrgs far advanced u admit
hope change the better III Kent cky produces
half an ersge crop will be all that those who pretty well
info med pcpaie In Georgia. Alabama aud fennesee the
deficit will be still greater In portions OF those Saes the
almost entire failure and section the yield
kgi q Telf
Ohio and Indiana the harvest viii be fair but not ge good
promised Pennsylvania promises much better than
snd in New ok the prospects fair Upon tire
hole shall accident daster occurring be
tween this time nd harvest have larger yield Of wheat In the
Nouhern Stses than last the before; while in the
South there III be heavy deficiency The deficit IN the South
be made up mainly from the Central West IL has
month past hsd very decided influence prices IN this
rar. may be said indeed to have saved holders Of our
here from leayy losses
Tbrongbou the market will be found In tire
South Of Ohio and Indiana -four mn
fer wheat As regards the farmers have done their part
well The foundation has been laid for very fol- crop II is
that the amount Of ground occupied larger than In
previous year Two weeks, week ago, the
growing PROSPECTS not tterng in many sections owing
been ually broken and the plants looking thrifty
repaning had be DONE but this labor heavy
the OF ordinary years The yield will de-
upon the character the hereafter AL that be
said is that the prospects decidedly favorable for
large crop h other grains prepared
speak present further than say have not noticed any
general complaint"