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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

voyage in the Mediterranean. Passing the Pillars Of
Hercules, he will run up TO Lisbon, where his wife
will leave HIM TO 20 on To America That the
original plan Of bis Summers voyage but now it is
NOD probable that he will morally violate the French
neutrality between The belligerent Powers by visit-
ing NewYork and Boston, and il ia doubtful whether
be veniures even into Canadian ports.
During the Imperial Princes abfence, the adjourned
and appealed BonaIare- Patterson case will lie tried
June "A. No doubts that the Paais Royal Jerome
will beat the Baltimore jerome before the tribunal;
few persons entertain doubt that Baltimore Jerome
beats Palais Royal jerome in equity. Another trcal
like 10 make noise enough is that of banker Mmes and
bis partner acoomplce Solar. The was called
yesterday, and after few remarks by Mres his coun-
eel, and prosecuting Adjourned for fortnight. Solar
does not appear having had the luck to escape coming
wrath by flight to England. The popular impressions
that MIes has been very shaky, improper, inon.
cial operator, but that hig-plaeed folk say Prince
Napoleon and half brother dc Morney among tbeml
have profed by bis scouDdrelirm; and that ON the
whole be has Leen rather cruelty entreaed in these
past time or four months OF preventive close im-
prisoI ment.
That quite excessively King of the ex-Kingdom
Of Naples, Francis III. in partbus has sent out this
week perhaps the funniest Of his rather yolumibous
funny protestant circulars. The DRIFT Of it is that he
won't ever pay penny of the loan which the Italian
Parliament rropoes to vote, won't even recognize the
obligation Of it--so help him quite solemn!
Another and more sklfnl, as well as more sensible
and in every way superior, Francs is your old New
York friend and universal American Franci kayel,
very fine Francis L. who lie announced to appear in
the Monstre ct Magcien," at the Ambigu Com
ique.
The Paris correspondent of The London Globe aays
bat the Emperor has uterilced Prince Napoleon via
iing TIE United States, but the Prince will travel
through Cenada.
The French war vessels Fondre Lavoi,ier, ard Cat
inet were soon TO sail to reinforce the squadron on
tie Moth American station under the orders OF Rear
Admiral Rayuaud.
II was reported that Count Arese aud the Marquis
d Azeglo had arrived in Paris; ALSO the Marquis de
Nillaniaiina.
Count Cavour's death caused considerable sensation
in Paris and the Bonrse much depressed. Rehtes
had declined to 6I.6O, ex dividend, at which they
closed on the 7th.
1t was stated that the Emperor had sent an auto
graph letter TO Victor Emann, the death OF Cavonr,
and that he had not only revoked his edict against
Prince Napoleon whiting Italy, but bad sent request
to the Prince 10 90 TO Tarin Immediately.
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ITALY.

The death of Count Cavour caused manifestations OF
the deepest regret 4 Turin. Tue wearing of mourning
MAS general All the shops and the Bourse weie
closed. The municipality had Issued proclamation
urging upon the people the necessity Tor hrmiess ana
The Kiug visited Cavour on the evening before his
death. Tie official G0=efte announces that Cavours
last moments perfect leacefn and that IN dying
he expressed his profound faith in the cestinies oil
Italy.
The King l. said to have sent for Baron Rcasol and
SignOr RataZzi.
AT the reopening of the Italian Chambers, on the
6to, the President announced tie deaf OF Count Ia.
YOUR amid profound expressions Of gref the part OF
tie Assembly He pointed q great loss Italy bad
snstsned and de,cribed the signal services rendered
by Cavour.
SigDor Bstazzi then said:
"The Chamber should participate in the italian
National mourning by rupendug the sttings for three
days. We deeply sfi, ted by the misfortune which
has deprived ne OF the wi,dom of 10 iipstrious
statesman. We must not, however, allow ourrelves
10 he discouraged, nor quit the path which We have
hitherto fllowed. He whom now molrn ex-
pressed Ia bis Last momebts bis mistaken faith in the
future Of Italy, showing himself convinced that the
principles of unity and Independence would fully TN
uinph. We firmly hold th. faith. Agreeing among
ourselves, let snceely rally around the throne of
valiant and loyal pruce, and shall then lie sble TO
attain tie eDd TO which, thanks 10 oar tena,y We are
happily 90 near" :.
Prince Piomlino having refused TO withdraw his
signature from the petition for the withdrawal Of the
French troops from Rome, had been exiled BY the
Pore.
The obsequies Of Count Cavour were performed on
the eth, with almost Royal pomr. Al the great
bodies of State, and in fact the whole population OF
Tain toek part. All the houses wero dnped with
blick.
The Notionaltits Of the sth states that Garibald
was rather seriously i'll a, Caprera II is also stated
that tue Pope unwel, and had slight symptoms OF
fever.
The Opinione of Turin says the King had intrusied
Baron Ricaeoli with the formation Of Ministry. The
Baron was, however, confined to his bed, owing to
the deep impression made upon him by the death Of
CayOur.
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- another occasion, or to postpone it alto

coward on another occasion, or 70 postpone T" a'0'
"rd r. Cecil ssd be hoped it would be unders.ooa
a, Ssbaf OF those who did not take TIE san view %
sbs boa' gentleman who had ust spoken. Lond eiies
of "Orisr' and " Chaii."I
The s,eaker-I must remind TIE noble lord tieie 's
NO question before the House. Hear, hear.
Mr. NJ. Mines wished TO ask the hon. member ior
Bradford whether il was his intention TO proceed with
his motion.
Mr. w Forster entirely agreed in the feeling OF me
House that II was undesirable there stould be avs
cussion en- the merits ofthe quarrel between the saes
of America. Herr. hear.l He should never pave
Thought OF putting lis notice on paper had 10 not 4een
for tie notice o. the hon. member for Galway. II II
were oily the intention OF the hon. member to pot
pone bis noion for short period llond eies oil tine
die'l he believed il would conduce 10 better under
ttandinp OF the relations With America and to prev nj
hg misconcep,on he 10 briog forward lis m"lcn
to.,ight. lCies of" Mop and " Agreed wan tne
understanding that the moion of the hon. member was
postponed indefinitely he would Withdraw his motion
altogether. Cbeere.l
whether ia potice would remain on the paper Loud
ies of "Nc-ne said sine dle.v
The subject then dropped
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road 33i S3'I; Michigan Central Railroad, l2sf2i;

road aoi s3'I; Michigan Central Railroad, 42s'Z,;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indnna hs''foa"'
IfaI7,; Michigan Southern and Northern lndiana
Guaranteed Stock 26l 92Gl; Panama Railroad, iooi
olO9s Illinois Central Railroad col a6oi; Gsiehs
ard Chicago Railroad 81 06lI Cleveland and Ioleoo
Railroad, 2 02i; Chicago and Rock Island Kni-
road, 3 a36i; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy haii'
Rad, 55I 61; Illinois Central 10, s9i aso
There is nothing doing to-day in foreign till' ana
rates are heavy. Sterling is noninaLy 1864 1901.
France 5.i095.3j.
Freighs: Rates are lower, and the offerings are n'
tied. To Liverpool 10000 bush. Corn at 3D. ID oaes;
~, coo bush. wbeat at Sd. AID in bags ana 4,oVo
bbls Flour at IT, 3d. a ls Cd. To London, soo pkss'
Lard at 22s 3D. 27s. Cd 80 bids, Tobacco at 'es;
900 bbs Flour at 2s Sd. 2s. Cd, and 22,ooo bush.
Wheat at Sd. qsid in ip's bags. To Havre iooVV
bnsh. Wheat on private terms. To Antwerp % hhds'
Tobacco al 35s. The charters include Dutch orig
from Havana to England with Sugar at f4a "a los;
AN Austrian bark with Grain to Cork and a marset
at Is. y quarter and Swedish bark for Gloucester
with a, 900 bush. Wheat At lOd.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was: Receipts,
$3.50, ,32l 71-for Customs $1,000; Payments, $''o,
90l 50; Balance, $S,il6,7sl 3d.
The Mint sent over to-day more than half million
of gold returns and sixty thousand dollars in silver
coin.
Tie following shows the business OF the Plhladei-
phia and Reading Railroad Company, for the month OF
M.y 1861 os comma rcd with That of 1860:
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THE VERY LATEST.

Renters Telegram.
TURIN, June 9Th King Will receive Baron lsca-
soli to dsy.
The OO,RiOpe insists that the new Premier snOnli
conne himself 10 appointing Ministe for Foreign AZ
iirs and bsrine aud should carr, out the programme
OF Count Cavour
MADRID, jane s.-An official denial has been given
10 tie rue Of treaty between France aud opain Tor
securing The possession of the Antilles.
BCcH.RtsT, June 6.--In to-day sitting of tie Leg.
sliive Assembly, the Minister Tor Foreign Affairs
stated that the Porte had consented to tie complete
union If the Danuan Princpalities, aud that III In
ernational Conference would shortly assemble at Pas
for the purpose OF settling the question in satisfactory
manner.
Tie National Central Commission has been convened.
The Geor .us Barracks, valued at 4CVO 600 francs,
has been destroyed by fire. :,
TURN, June 9.-Subscl ptions have be,n opened by
tho bankers in Genoa and Turin for erecting monu-
ment to the memory Of Count Csvour.
Pans, june 9-The Corps Legi,latif last evening
held discussion the vote for the expenses OF the
Ministry for Foreign Affairs. NJ. Prchon direct' the
att.n ION OF the Assembly TO the Syrnn Question: aih
said should the policy OF France be thearied by fresh
diarust, the Imperial Government might depend upon
the support Of tie country In their prliy.
NJ. Bllault replied, and said he hoped the pending
negotiations the Syrian question would lead to
satisfactory result and he happy % rec that the
Corps Legislatif the French Senste and France at
tached seiious interest 10 this quetiOD. NJ. Banlt
continued the Government of Ibe Emperor has always
End will always fulfill It's duty Loud cheers. The
Budget was then voted.
POLAND.
DREsLAu, June S.--tccoriing TO adyices received
from Warraw au ordinsnce has been published there
enumeratng the articles Of dress which the iuhabtans
are prohibited from wearing, namely: square cape,
Polish tuncs amaranth-colored waistro'- and neck
,ies colored boots and shoes and any dres of snowy
col,r unusual cut.
/, is said that the Grand Duke Michael is expected
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LIVERPOOL, June y, 1861.
The steamship Europa, from Boston, arrived here
to-day.
The Africa took 65OC0 in specie.
COMMERCIAL.
CorTor.-Sales yesterday 5000 bales, incluoipg
100 10 eeuo,- ssi por the market cio,ns DUH
BREADsTUFFs closed very dull NJ FRIDAY eechhe'
Provisions were dull and unchanged.
Consols closed ut London on Saturday al o'; @os1
for money. ard so!a9Ol for account
ANERIcAS SrOcK'.-I ois Central Sbares ciosso
at 4oi d9ek discounts Ehes 2ta2lt =,
HAyRE MARKET.-Sales of CoTroS Tor tue week
II 0p bales The market closed firm but qni,t Ne" VI cans
Tres OTdinae lIOL Bas loaf stock 3lSeo b. o.,
QUEEysTowS, Sunday, june y, lsol.
Coysr rsYriYoPLg, june AT the meeting OF the
Syrian Conference yesterday defiEiIvc scheme was
agreed to- according which tbee will 6e one Chris
ii,n Governor Tor the whole Of the Lebanon TO be
professionally appointed by the Porte for three years.
The Maronites aud Dru,es each TO have sab
Governor. Turkish troops will Professionally occnPy
the main roads Of the country.
TURIs, ,Sa.urday.TLe Neapolitan and 81 ilian prov.
inces are struck with CONSERVATION at tie Geati OF
Count Cavonr At Palermo all the shops were closed
Oh recent of the mournful intelligence. The oii al
Gasete Of to-day confirms that the King has ordered
tie remains of Count Cavour to be Inferred III the
B1ilisk of Supergo.
LoSpoy Sunday morning, 9th.-Tbe announcement
il made that stade dues will cease to lie levied
after the ls Of July. Tie English payment for COM
psnfaton will be little over Gl6O,tOO.
Gen. SIR Hope Grant was entertained at dinner yes.
terday by the Uriled Service club. The Duke OF
Cambridge pre.id.d
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THURSDAY, June 90--P. N.

THURSDAY, June 20--P. N.
The feeling in the Stock market to-day was just tn
reverse Of that exhibited yesterday, sudden chang
no, unusual in Wall street. There less activity
lower rrces and the buyers Of yesterday were the'
principal selers to-day. No reason apparent TOR
the change, excepting tha. the foreign commercial I'D.
vices were interpreted nnfavorabIy, Consols and
American securities being lower. and cotton and corn
dull Tho political news must be considered favorable,
the postponement Of Mr.. Gregory's motion sine de
being strongly indicative Of the current OF opinion IN
England in regard to tho Southern rebellion. There
was more disposition part Of the bears to put out
contracts and they also apparently throwing out
some of the cash that they took in yesterday There
were no prominent buyers while several OF the lead
ing operators were free sellers. The comnlission
houses were very quiet In Border-State stocks the
transactions of the day add up $iS0OOO. with heavy
market but no marked decline in prices excepting for
North Caronas, which, under nooerate supplies from
the West fell off to "A against ~ yesterday, and ~
on Tuesday. Mssours freely offered on sellers
options and Of the $73 900 sod t3 900 were in that
way. The quotation was the same as yesterday.
Tennessee showed decline Of l cent. In
shares there was q moderate business done at
decline of IaI y cent New.York Central WAS
quiet and heavy, selling at 7it against 74&
Yesterday Cash Stock is more plenty. Harlem old
sock fell of to % under the in regard TO new
mortgage. This mortgage adds nothing TO the debt Of
the Company, being mainly intended to retire the
overdue unsecured Bonds, which amount to about
100000. PAidc Mail was v cent higher than yes
terday, and Panama was firm Between the Boards
there was very lle done and changes in prices oc-
cured The Second Board very dull au the market
generally was at cent lower on shares, with con-
siderable stock offering and but few buyers. There
was No important change in State Stocks excepting
North Carolinas which advanced TO 45I. Government
Securities have shown much frmness during the day
Tie Skies of 1891 sod at g. an advance Of cent.
Fives Of 1865 at s and those Of 1871 at7 advance
Of p cent. At this price they pay over cent n-
teres to the buyer AT the close the market heavy
at the following quotations: Tennessee &c, 35 S36;
Virginia Sc, 3yi0s0; Missouri 6e.3i e3oI; Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., sc So6i; New-York Central Rail
road, 7ii d7Ii; Erie Railroad, 22,a23., Hudson
River Railroad, 32i e3]; Harlem Railroad, yfio1li
Harlem Railroad Preferred, s2la Reading Rail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

The market for dry goods he's changed very nsle
the paa week, but II may be quoted seady for 81
standard domestic cottons. TIE export demand, and
the moderate by trade is about equal to the ~
strcted production and no secunua;ions at presans
exist Heavy drills and brown sbeetings are hole win
great rnness, az holders are not anxious 40 b The
future prices Printing cloths are not offered bus ssld
by strong parties generally. Indeed, the impression
general that have the worst of the panic, and
If any change il made. l. will be for the better
impossible to judge Of the future by any past expert
ence, for cur oldest merchants have never passso
through such an ordeal as has been allotted TO then
tie past three months We have had money pAnics'
caused BY the scarcity Of that indispensable excbang
which have ceased by the natural law OF con-
traction and hqudation--but tho merchant OF
1s6l is the only one who has dured the throes OF
dsur tured Union and prstration OF business, win
gold flowing in upon our market from every source.
Our mportatinns are light, and expectations arc
heavy; the balance Of trade s evidently in onr favor;
and, in the grand aggregate il have faith In our
former daia we are rich; yet never was individual
poverty 70 apparent. The foreign importations Of
goods for the month Of May are nearly seven millions
less than the corresponding period OF last year. ana
quios twelve milton. lees than those in 1852 while the
importatons of specie since January have amounted
to tie grand aggegae Of twenty millions OF dollars
We believe that the country is gradually adapt
ing itself to the new order Of things, and
with restricted credit which we have heretofore
Advocated and consequent reduction OF business
commensurate with capital invested we sbs yet have
prosperous trade. 1t is impossible that the weekly
disbursement Of millions by the Government should
not show its appropriate effect the general trade
and industries of the country, and give US prosperity
The inquiry f'r Army goods continues, but The general
demand for WooIens is slack and unsatisfactory.
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports OF DO
uestc Coons from this port for the week ending Juno
4 E,ll
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LONDON MONEY MARKRT.-'The funds cont t'nued
ssayy sd G1n:9 had issst asas .SSs o. The A
The d.oeeD. k; & as s Ihs tsh.s and r cent ". Gen
The The wessy bank return. .hew doess.. g 4ia.s Ia
bullion Me;.r, Barins Bro Co quote Bar Silver at soi
Shs Ne shps Esu1cist and Equal Right. had been
insured alto and 90 suines' cent respectively boiDs
b. l. fhomp.on merchants. Dunbar. had suspended for
about 10000 owing to American dit,e"le:;
CorroS-The Brokers Circular says: The mar
t opened with fair dsmsOd and has since been condsr.b
freely the arrival Of the Great E.,ern The .upy h..
aSs Ss Ct so u. quite n
the o1otation. Of Friday last The weeks business has been
s.sS.s Ss ss.. as. .: sy nc
including 2oo speculation export and the make closed
S% 8 ss following .ano.,isf IiIsiSs EsSSs
E:T F:I n;sns. MSsns Mis$"s s$ Hpsn LISA LISA
The ssosI ..tm.,sd At b.r. of which ssaso
Some circular. quote partial advance Of lisd pio.
TRADE AT MAScHEsTER.-isrns are firm, hut cloth
every description heavy Of SALE and prices tend In favor OF
BRrAps1uYrs.-The weather is favorable for the
crops Mesr, Richardson. Spence Co Bigsnd Athya
O~sr ~ Flour smo:, ncnins prs:n,iy offered q further
decline q since Tuesday E.Is state iaz1 osio ~ q q,
"a S4d y Genital making f. Of Cd ga ths week Red,
Ts Of ss rSa S4aa bTys sa ad Hss's
Y,llcw 3Ol 5oI6, White, 3oiGa33i6
s sS,s s.d Gen. s fSls ss.S
doll and no@nsi Scass TslO~ dull BUTCHER A''Oci..
ticn 52f a52IG - -,
au and only retail 9dJs for Pots and 36 d56 for
Pears Rosfn very qe, small saes of Common at and
o Medium si 8d6s Spirits Turpcntns 10 quiet chiefly s
a. Sugsr aye very dull and 81. lower Coffee s Inactive
Ries s IA fair demand late rates BAaxses Of fhiadepA
on & au,.t st 3Je 10 fIsn OlI. thereis nothing doing
IosDoS MARgKTs-Messrs Barng Bios d Co.
iew.y W6e American 81 as Red 57iat3 fLorK Tl6 a
81 S Iron very doll bar. and .i. Rsa q scsteh Rig
crvsy eood demand se<dy srRrs rrnPxsTIxk declined
"a x rough omIaay sIG6l. TALLov nst snd cxsI e,
~ i,os asoys, EiEa Ola neglected; sps!u &le9sEl@,
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POLAND.

The Gas says: The Pope he's sent On autograph
letter TO the Emperor OF Russia, jecliDg hs request
to issue Papa bull against the Manifestation of the
Poles, and threatening the Emperor with the ludg-
ment of God on account Of bic prosecution OF the
Christian Church, and the slaughter OF unarmed
peopIs." The Czas supposes that, in consequence Of
this letter. the Emperor Of Russia will recall Count
Kisselief from Rome
II was generally believed that Gen. Lambert would
accept the Governorship Of Poland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Lxsyxp offered spshpgly at toj; Linsecd Cakes sow New
York barrels 80 rs; Boston beg o. l76
AMERICAN SECURITlEs.-Barioy Bros. say Amefl-
cas- have b en- oe AID have fonnd buyers only
Of low priees Le,s business In railway securities
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TURKEY.

II Il reported that the Sultans health continued
favorable, and inspired great uneasiness,
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AUSTRIA.

The collection of taxes in Hungary by military eX
ecution being everywhere carried out with tho
greatest severity.
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ouotea the market:
Consols since the 3lst ult.:


The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending on the 5th Of June gives the following results
when compared with the previous week;
Rest .............. 2a9,2 500 Increase ~
PuNlc dsposits 1,2ls $40 Increase .34sJi9
O,ner l0Tt tVl8 Decrease. .e39sJ1
On the o,b.r s.de Of the
Government secuiftss.. ay.'i COS No change
Other s~carties 1876. 500 lucreass 411SG -
Noes plpo, ed. 3e.y TO Dscrcsss z6Jl1o
The of In eifcusion kis ess ess being
k<o,3 and the Of bullion In beth
stosl7 showing decrease Of x3<sl, when oonpsrst
With the preceding return
fro~ TAs N~~ CITY Arf,oie.
THURSDAY EyssiseTha bee settlins day In The EsS
h funds and very large desoes Of sock have weighed
upon the market causing At one ns further
the tsudency weakn-s bsnG much increased by the
the death of Count Cavcur.
Con ola for money opsnsd low price yesterday - "
scon then snd the hrsi quotations s9 s
money aud to for the lrh Of July In the pors Of Ne
Of there Ssmukabls pressure
for Iosns o,smmsps securities which ultimssy mid.
rsed by amounts having been obtained
cent nom the Bank Of Ensssd ts
consequence Of tho increased pressure fer mousy n Ne
Stock C1cbsnse much - N hsvng ~ a.
carving In Consos account She
demand IA be d.count msrkst ha. sc,se snd sse
tions took place below v cent r.tr q ~
The s price from Paris this evening 6ef Soc, shovina
further ;all of nearly 4 y cent r .tl5
.uount aoushs bx Rs,h ta.x.x
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Messrs. Barring Bros. s. Co. remark

Mesers Harng BrOs q GO, fenlhfH.
American stots have been much offered sld have fo.nd
buyrr. only prices United s,ses ., si ~ do f
Strrl,oe Sc Maryland do c0dea fenn.
t.rtiscr,~s S. 7Oa73 South Co ons tsners ioanl
s,erIux S. - Ooio 5s, 73d3o T. pnesseee ts u NthsS
s,cunt q P.rI lvans Central "a 81 Illinois teuih b.nas
sJ shares ~ d,ount Yoik and Il shaIe' ~ Mica.
, c.r.I ronJs SOL Coouis stocks steady; Csneds S. loit
Tlo, Nov. scotia and New -brun.wiek e., 1Uealos.
2'L, London Times Of the Sth thus notices and
quotes the market;
There has only modrs,e business Colonial ds.sns
top and itle change bss talen plare buhso and sks
Hurou how improved and Grand Tuph % Canada lso
2o Nov. scotia dsbentures receded In Amstcsn 30
eurie. United states y advssced Cs.sds5 osn~
Ioi! digi - A.
L.spos Friday Evening June T-rhsfs has not besn the
be I'm the STOCK Exchange 70 dny
the only from day being the sbence Of all 81
y,, Consols opeoed II the qnose
ton Of ls. evening ssI ds and amost nrnsdiaey went %
sds which they rcusined wi,h erirs me dclns nsysS
ou ,ne day the Lat quotation f 0vt
The following table viii show the fluctuations d
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Total ne, yrc6t for months -. S6ol o33 u ~'!oo -
The receipts from coal have increased over the re-
ceipts of the corresponding month last year go iol
bat has ost rnher larger sum in receipts from mer-
cbandse and travel Tie charges have been reduced
about sIs OOO leaving the net gain of the month over
Nav Of last wear, $l66 600. The business Of the half
yenr 10 June l. 1861 shows an increase of net profits
of $23,35s.
Annexed are the detailed earnings Of the Gaena and
Chicsgo R,ilroad Co for the week ending June 10: