New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

Increase. ....ss.ssssssssssss Rh,iSv
The earnings of the Dubuque and PACING ha'lroad
for the month of June were $40 s7 a. and the cur
tent expenses 1860 "a. Net profit for the month,
1894 81. =.
The Indianapolis Journal says that the grading Of
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad extension
northvard f,om Terre Haute is progressing rapidly
In fact it is nearly all done.
The Council of Evansville, Ind, has levied special
tax 10 pay the interest on its subscription of $O OoO
70 the Eyansyl and Charlottesville Railroad, and 10
nav ouetfird of the principal $s3 1873 5o-nos due.
The principal, interest, and exchange will amount TO
about s37 OOO The special levy Of 40 cents on the
400 of taxables will yield of some $4,000
The remaining $780, 900 sill be provided for BY an ap'
preparation from sinking fund and by small loan.
In few years Evansville will have its railroad debt
paid. The investment, while it has yielded the city
nothing in the way OF dividends has been Of immense
benefit 10 II in the way of an increase in the vaue Of
property.
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania has arrived in
PHILADELPHIA with the funds to pay the senannual In
terest on the State debt. due tomorrow. The nscrp-
ton will be paid at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
and the coupons at the Grard Bank. e
The Cincinnati Commercial Gays:
considerable portion OF the iron for the first twenty hve
m.s Of The no. Railroad psssed through this city
Last T 1s is On Illinois
Wb and sss, sSs,Tsa
a. rosdbed got ready We learn that the Comns
oners the Illinois Southern found their son In me east
aneio on The cincnns The Ee broad
SSs nov I TenscS P PS; sua
actually cOntbu the Necessary Suon ,i .ns q
no calamity OyeIshes the Atlantic and Great
%esteln .nsrpe When the later shall reach this c.y,a;
Il, English engineer predicts that win eary Ia shii
lave 1nbI0Len ,G0s sSs Line ron Gs y;
which viii be completed neIt year"
We extract the following from William T. Wright
g. Co.'S New.York Cotton Circular:
CRop-Ths complaints OF injury from dIouth are asu ming
more pornce Cotton suffering all the ridges and sandy
forced 10 fu pres urely Texas Flo ida and the Atlantic
Stste appear than other sections and the dry
t the fsDie OF pd) crop end the reduced yisd
OF Cotton The position u crop It the moment
siiou, dsus,e the best weather wond be alternate rain and
sunshine Public opinion very sensitive on the wesher
uc. far above he parity Of Liverpool for the benefit or other
NV corToS give the following particulars of receipts
oil & G pa If pS there were received at Orleans three
bale from plant below Nsehef and on the 20 w
bsI,, more Last year the first arrival from the Mississippi va
of August The earliest arrival heretofore was ON the ga Of
July 1874. "a doubtful bale was received on inc ''n Oh july
On he ed of July received Mobile two bales Of
rev ctton from Dallas County the Alsbsms Rivsold at
lSIc t Last year suiys Oh the lth oil Au-
aust and the year previous the 4h Of August The Ga
IN The 25h Of July bale cotton received sa'
ysnDah IRON County, south Western Georgia and was Tor
wsrd,d 20 this city where 1t snvsd on tne z LUG
She total number OF bsles new crop received AZ t 49,
M TO Friday last 2th Of July was sixteen against shfee 70
an. following statement Of the movement in cotton since
the is September last conPsred with the previous 0of