New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

given are: An economy of more than 100 miles would
be effected freights could be shipped between Mem
phs and Charleston without breaking bulk, and Dee
tween the former city and New-lorl yi, tiaJ port iu
fOur days
The Ncr Hqrea COWia says:
A correspondents on Wednesday alluded 10 two very
important connections of tle Canal lliu9l ine l..t
is the extension of the Canal Railroad FROM Northampton
through FLORENCE and Willa lsourg 20 North adams
Mass giving us connection with an OF nori9We.ttIH
Massachusetts. and opening new rootc % MOnlit..
from New York 20 Canada The second S a 1ltnsun 1lt
OF the Colinsylle branch of thc Canal hoaG tAIouSN
setts. with contemplate connection WIN tIo l -
10 Bennington and Montreal This enterprise lh"aiS
western Massachusetts,, and promises to ai,2}fu ai,2}fu
very large business 20 our shippers ana Wh9ies4S any any
scnptor5 TO The Lee and NewHavcn Railroad ana m 'te m
state on MASSACHUSETTS, has voted io,h Vl '''''' "
the Williamsburg and North Adams project
The S0qinGtU Enterprise says
During the month Of May Aoai,i9 feet OF lumhcr,
li4s56 lath s15 barrels of SALT and $4,000 shies We're
ca ,rTcls of SAT- and 10 1 shingles 20 Saudu>y; 32s-
85 feet of lumber $50 lah zoe barrels ol SAT- 10 bu"o
5O625S0 feet OF lumber, 5 100 "ih' S,U ~ SaI'
and 22sG51O shingles 10 Toledo; 4lGO* het oi hnuei'
GOlOOO lath and 2lIoo barrels oI SAT- 20 Icsoi seo9
feet OF lumber 10000 latin 2o9l Dasits Nl halt ana
1156O00 shingles TO Detroit; $4,000 feet Of lumber %
Oswego. $4,000 feet of lumber TO Milwaukee; 25o50 feet
Vf lumber % OgdensDurg.
A Cincinnati journal of Wednesday says:
Currency balances are runnng down, local checking
beng heavy aud the demand from the interior cog
have. in instances, been compelled to deny accom-
lnOdatiuus 10 all but regular customers In tc open
marker the leading figure was d2 per cent, and good
commercial bills sold 40 per cent. DtpOsOIS however
are sll supplied, some extent, al and per cent
Outside parties are, in many cases, obliged to negotiate
their paper the street where rates range from . 10
per month according to the character o Tie paper
Tie CkicdgO Republican says:
The national bankers thrCug the state are greatly
excited I'm consequence the recent call of Governor
Ogesby, convcung the Legislature for the purpose OF
taxing national bank stock. Both city and country
bankers represent that sh0ud bank stocks DE taxed 90
par the great majority would cease doing business under
the National Banking act. and becolne private bankers.
city national bankers that they now pay tax
10 the United states GOycr1nNlt equal 10 a-04 PCT
cent ner anuum: and that further tax OF per cent
for city comfy and state would bc oppressive ana IN
iust TO bankers, and detrimental 10 the interests or e
business public According 90 the provisions o. ihe IA
tOnal Banking act they are restricted from DONG as
much business private bankers, ANA theN nave 40 R
higher taxes Nevertheless we do not learn tIa, te
national bankers design making any efforts 20 dtlt c
proposed bill. and opinion II that they Will SuHer
Their cause to 80 10y default" At The same time we
have heard IL rumoIed iu huauc crcle9 that quito %
number OF State Senators are directors anu ecN
holders IN national banks and that s possible iIa' inc
Senate may be left without quorum. IN lu.u t5's
cur the matter would be probably lMu over th INC
regular session of the Legislature