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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
RECEPTION or JOHN MITCHELL.
LEyEE AT THE CRY HALL-IMsEssE CRowD-GREAT
EXCITEMENT

LEyEE AT THE CRY HALL-IMNEssE CRowD-GREAT
EXCITEMENT
AT early hour yesterday morning large concOurse Of
cz ms native and adopted assembled in and around the
City Hall to shake by TIE hand and welcome the iustrous
Mitchell
BY the appointed hour of H. the throng became immense
and only by the exeons Of large posse
Of police that way made for his to the Gov
ernors room He was led from the carriage by Alderman
Smith and he forced his way through the dense multi
tude he repeatedly greeted with the most deafening
cheers
Taking hi, stand at the back part of the Governors
Room be shook hands with all who in Accompany
ing Mr. Mitchell were his friend Mr. Smythe and his two
eldest Among those introduced observed Mayor
Wtstve John Van Buren, together with various leading
politicians
Many ladies also mingled in the crowd and were seriously
bruised in the crush At length the influx of visitors
great that about twenty thirty allowed to crowd in
time when the doors slammed to again, until the
last party had got through the ceremony Of shaking hands
AT length the object of all this excitement and enthusiasm
was compelled from sheer fatigue to tender his left hand
his friends.
Having endured this for about hour and half he
wss conducted into the Mayors Office where fine copy
Of the Declaration Of Independence drawn by Mr. Brs
tow. presented TO him, for which he returned his
acknowledgements In conversation with the Mayor ho
snid he altogether opposed to public displays
Irish rebels were not heroes but merely ugtvcs and he
supposed this demonstration was from compassion rather
than any other sentiment, These displays he thought Il
better that he had altogether declined nom the first
he did not wish 10 stand between New orb aud England
In NE insnt which Tho british Government had received
this day Comeousiy bowlng no then withdrew TO hs
rage, by private door and accompanied by his seas
dlo,u oil toward hoao followed by al lmmoaso crowd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
sins and Velvet. a,c not sufficient In ,hI. COLL

SiNs aud Vcl,c,e atc not snthcicnt IN uis co,i
w.s, ,s, se'r see.,s,isi srd ycu ave ma, @'e,ea
w q s :, n, s' .ss r ,s. S h. s s, rs
i,,,, AID ever, share % 10 NNns tti ava etA
s,S' s,srs,s sD, Hsfsn icpr seoh an o'tand.
m, Cn.,ls arc rapidly FALLING, ami the lock"
sl Y"T w. n'ss, ..s @ s,e,,~S.,S rlsspG
NGS, N,Sss,'s Ladies ns' n'c'os f''a''s@'ot so AZ
CrrsrWoroS Liquid Hair 1--we viii transform tho
nsl. hgei hei o hc osi hcsonus oeo 'mh,s
~ s e ~ Svv VII u,,es &c, expense SODA aud applied
4 Cs,s,hrcsIs Ne. & A,', uses, --.-
Nue pNr AMI Was. -n,TCnrlu1S Mandatory
es thee articles removed to No rs Rrcs1w% s ne Mo-
vs Ne BE-. The be- seo n'dssns IN ne wSs S i've
W.. and IcSrrSs Niue ri,a'e room' all o. ono aoer
com wArcurs. valued at $50 to 500 each, may may
h tst lou ue lucky q One DOLLAR apiece y '''Fe " "
MANS OlA O0se, Ne tt3 broadway
~uuIYr. DAVIS a Co.'S PIANOS, with Grand sls-
weston Nsc CIcals, Scale ate 10 q h. n y
NxESv Ne licsdwty when so may be found s'''s variety
os secondhand rian,', cheap
pgIcrs KrnrCEp--Sclling oil the entire stock OF
Fs aud Wu,cr Goods q esi easAn, somrrns evsI va
Of fashionable slss and Saew' n ntN M pssstt,
S.sirets AMI sadnss HaniseIshef cfsys,s Linen 1,'i,
S'Ss.'s la, y =, 81 BspSrs No SIS arAnds corner
Christmas is ccmiuc and those in search Of new and
bs,ttl Gtc, m r'ens az i',geesT vts 1, Sa tsS
viii every ,sci, Of Fancy Goods games and Toys imported
express, or holiday PRESENT.
IA
su Broadway. the adies will hnl NO ID
Ntekcr On establishment for the sale Of Ladies' Shoes nndr
lc control Of WrHERs Co, snc,es'os 10 NJ
Smith they procure neat durable and tas onAOo
change twelve and fourteen shins per par
They deserve be extensively Tatrsnifed
To MINISTERS AND LAwYEIs.-COnstantu use OF the
r surely rius them nEyANs PuIwoNIc WERs can b. car
ud your roet handy and soothing TO the ia'ed lungs
Try ilCm. . box
FOR New-Yo and vicinity
FowIFRs 4 WELLS, Phrenologists and Publishers,
Clinton Hall, Ne. ISL Nsssu-sis Now-York
MAGNIFICENT LIBRARY or CHOICE STANDARD
AND TMFrLlisrD BooKs-Tms DAY, Tu'ssy) view, ths
rraa collection Of the richest ard most valuable Books IN the
fncst IrsIy Bindings recently imported BY Nj WsLi9Hp rad
e richest and rarst books ever offered o sale Ine
ssle con uitucts THURSDAY. g. s O'Clock .
Young America" Polka, b. Van Derwgde, dedi-
esie5 to CAPT Ipfrabsm the brave oeliyesr Of Kosz vi e
firl verefe CORES sold the first week Pubshed by \ =
BERRY No. ~ Broadway Agent for HALLEr DAVIS Co.'s
Pisrcs
JOIIITS' MUSICAL GIFTS FOR 15ji.-We iirect
or readers JoLLES uucement ia other col
run, lie put shts Jsliens SPLENDID Music Into
one heck called JUiLENs Music THr MILLION worth six
dollars which 10 that form sells for ONE DOLLAR he
pe,s 70 sell copies ard distributes the purchasers
one fne Pianos opportunity foT Git in the COM
iri Holldsy ,mes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

The organization of Congress was effected yesterday
without difficulty OF delay. In the House nothing was
done beyond reeectDg all the officers Of the last House
and adopting all its rules without exception In the
Senate Mr DODGE gave notice of bill to give land to
Iowa railroads, and of another establishing Terrific
rial Government in Nebraska Mr.. GwIN gave notice
Of bill to give lands in California for the Pacific Rail
road of another to establish line Of mail steamers
from San Francisco by way of the Sandwich Islands,
to shang a ind of another to pay California for the
expenses she has had to bear in suppressng Indian
hostilities Mr. SEWARD introduced resolution call
ing for correspondence with the King Of the Sandwich
Itlands which lies over. Aresoluton by Mr. FISH for
an inquiry into the recent mortality board emigrant
t,ps with view to such legislation may be neces
sary in the premises, was also postponed.
The Message will be delivered to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
ON yivr.

From Our Own Correspondent
WAsHINGroS, Monday, Dec. 5. 1883
Do not imagine that the IIards have capitulaed.
Hiram Wabridge and Michael Walsh have arrived
Cornelius Wendell and Maiher are in good spirits.
The Star denies that Rynders is Abolitonst and
points to his mobs
The annexation Of the Sandwich Islands is gaining n
tLa Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

bearer of dispatches from Mr. Gadsden Minister
to Mexico, arrived at Washington yesterday. The in
teligence he brings about the fbustering movement
in Lower California is said to be important, but not
alarming Mr.. Gadsden has directed measures to be
taken to suppress the expedition with United States
troops The whole character Of the dispatches show
that the expedition will be failure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
XXXIId CONGRESS. =. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. E, .WAsHSGToS, Monday, Dec. s. 1889.
The following Senators present at the first meeting
Of this body
Msrs Adams Atchison Allen Bell Benz amin Badger Bayui
Bright Brodhesd Cas- Chase, Clayton Cooper Dawson Dodge
Wis Dodge Douglas, Evans Everett Fish FOo Gsn
Hnmn Hunter Jsmes Jones Of Iowa johnson Of Ark Mason
Norris Parce Seward Shields smith Stuart Sumner
sde Thompson Ky- Thompson Of n j. Wade Weller Wright
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

fsaAIt toSViertp os MtHpkR - fAs Hs4fia <3,s
ttal Nss4t' eI Saturday sNos seeeaH oi ths riai
soN ti0n aui sentence at Mite Elizabeth itaskef tr
ielsVnie hrT ssvr The eSideRVe IA the Vase q 10 sad
Nas Ne,N ilas and Disclosed heuash transaction sah
sien 80 snake humanity shudder Il AQseags ,hat ,hs ~
maN pvisensd hes ssies e, The pssFase al bsesay
lss ta,sstsvl "a ihs household AZ ae, tv wheo she
"as Nttu. tnp NVa.s ~ age tbs iA,e sepiVe. et
tss 80 b. kUu ~pd itQ pahlg Vpgipe eaeeh eAiaal
ts hsl psvtstp 80 qVgi - al he oaie O. have hes se
rnNfd " Nv sstb pas " hv ist tsg igteeVg se}saat
w" n1is Anp.ltt ~ hes Awiv .naaiiS0 ba - proof AZ
90 pgepl No. Vstpi,A lastgpins he .4 uawF1ak Aht
vlen hs 'eags aud .va added "a. lsi. " SAC eAalel
iatens-ns de'a ps ,hV Npu1 Ap9 y9seisl sNi shg 'e
ksAi'l VI ". s..pg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
UouSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The galleries OF the House were densey ero~ueS
all was excitement until noon whom Mr. Forney the .'"-
called the House TO order With the consent OF INC =,
he proceeded To call the roll slI members an'"''''
their names -.
Mr. OIpS moved that the House proved TO INC e'e,
of Sneaker sssa ro.r Cries Of Call the absences
Mr. MACE moved that tie members be nrs' '''%"
lCfies OF M no
Mr. oi Us motioa prevailed ,, =, ,.a
Mess,s iNGEESOlI. CHANDLER DAVIS iH''
and EWlNG were appointed felirrs
The following Was the Ns9h ,. Raj, Of
-, 49,. Ns.i. 4 Apsn Abe esiisy q ue',s az.
Nh.uia iaaks Eai ksl.ie tsItS HeShsf 1850 - ea.as.
pq.esk usekvl,se tlsvA bett Nssst' c.valak
(hlaa.a Vhaeh~,l Vsk ,s.k Vel2e.t N,-ssea n..ssa.
(ouA ,Gums pA,h Vt eess, pes.s ~ hhs, -. F,,.asa
ps.u lrs N.oss, poNd4t piaas penoAh isA'1 F,-hass
fll, sJ.ssses Eaeoess, Ess t.,a. sa.sa ii.sisOa,
fsu..s klslesg. tultH ahle Ss-e "a - ri IA !. ..lgpl
hslhs y. M.cl.s4 Rama u Nssf@s 49,. .a's asssss "a
H..s.o.a t,suAkA hsDp hibaAs1 t,N'eh Al~sl
,s,-e ~ s lQHs. u Ns~ wa Js.si =, i, IaAss.
kal,4,s Apt.. l,o.A Lave ltit.a a.. w.ss Ma
I,es N,pvs.A hlsl sos.t N.N.uss " NsA ,ss ussssA
tkg N.Nwsh Nav Nss.h "a ~ 49, s7 Nsx-is's,
NsAssssis Nuss-s NkAe'A NeelA o'A 49, rssliss u
o. psiast P,k f,oAbaa fyas' y w. NJ IA iis sleAs
tsqhala fhsi. FAt@ Pow ~ tsa'. ~ s sAs~sa Ssshs.
k4thNa tyWV NstiA aFse $40 -. ~ ~ Ai.,,laa sael
suab.. f,.tasle a4th =. Nt.nA 9n4'a " N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE will of course be delly-
cred at to-day in season to appear in our Evening
Edition, if the promise of breyity be kept We hope
to find much to praise in it beside its reasonable
dimensiOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

Nothing had been heard of the steamship Europa
from Liverpool when we went to press this morning
She is now in her seventeenth day out Her news
which will be three days later is looked for with the
utmost interest
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Subscriptions and advertisements for Tie NeT- York
Triiane can be left with the following Agents
LoNDoS-Mr w. Thomas No 10 and 81 Catharine street
Strand.
PARIs-Mr Etourneau No 30 Rue St Marc.
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Nem9)prk DulIp 0ribl1ns,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1858.
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European eircalt
ton will be issued THIS MORNING. at Q O'Clock. 1t
will contain all the latest News up to the time Of going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Canada sails from
Boston TO morrow at 70 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

one thousand Dollars Reward viii be paid by the
sss-- rTOs competent evidence being Proa1eed that tas
rrgsycF tGsylers Ps.su failed
rsserTps eoate1 from ire burglars s Of sEss
DsTcr. No IL Pesrst, cOor below Ideaielss
l. rrr. M.-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
SENIEG MACHINEs-IARD TO ND PIBIC-I b

EBas Howe IT, Is advertising himself paentee u the
Ornal Sewina Nsclre claiming that sltshO
haf needle needles with eye tte point rsspons
be cOn.rnt Hove
gsrtee John J. Geei0ugA AID Ceors z C0.s each
had SsirE Nadine before Howe obtained his Dztso
PEten Orct s10 hove gsl
fra inventor Of ne machine which he obsned BIZ patent dc
the needle With he the point Re
the odFna hive 81 the eOunlton u the syeF1tsd needle
the shuttle making The rsrl0ck ed stitch VITA thread
n These Inns which form e Essential basis o 81
sssrs MEeh1eA 6tl invented 6y conbned IN
sage Seams Machines which extensively
sEbled 10th NcYoEk Baltimore than 10 yea be-
fgIe HOvst psftLt granted
By z~ Other FeIon than myself could or can have vo
ap5n the needle aud shuttle cJmbDat0D
them Tie these taCs Il abundant conclusive
have sdyee circumstances would permit
rights BY applying patent original ngen
ton ~ By law entitled 70 and doubt Ti get
H. IN thai HOwe's ceuse viii be protection
jn caI1s and ft then aud insist upon Compensation
frr all invention All who feel Interest IA this sub
calling evidence that
tbefrs and original inventor Of SEWING Machine.
WALTER HUNT. No ll5 Cbares-tr NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

Only 1900 81 PERTAINS Git Tickets unsOld, which
70 J. onad e. the On Academy Hall NJ s5 Broadway
Store, No - Broadway Love0ys H0w-las
srd Ne h,lF Hoes Also HcweS Cough Candy DeP5t No
lo6 aiLGu4t. Price Al ecc1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

KATHAIRoN OFFICE, No. 16l Broadway, up stairs,
Notice hereby sve that al competitors for the Prizes
be dibufcd for the sale Of LYoSs kATHRoS
tie other sales Dec certified
h. the principal the hoae his khrOn
Once, Thursday, Dec IL O'Clock Bs order Of
uitee. ID 8 HARNgS. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

SEWING MACInNEs.-Al persons making, selling
or ssins se~Ig ashnes having needle needles With
the point hereby cautioned against infringing Orr
fins Paeat granted Sept TO- 1915 al ufrnse viii be ded
responsible according Jaw The following persons licensed
snoiaesoe and eel Sewing Machines under .Ad Patent z
hessrs Wheee Wison Co, Grover Baker Co. the America
Magnetic Se~ing machine A BarthoG Nch-
os Bl and A. Lerow Of Boron MesIrs woodbridge Keene
L Moore Lynn, Msg and A. X. Howe ofE.Y
ELiAt Howl ia fatcutee oi the Original Sens Machine
No SIS Bfosdwr ewYoIk, and No 81 Hauover-si- Boston
SEPT eh t65l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

NEW SoN6s-Just Published
Come that Song BY Massc suhor Of "Wben
the Moon on the lake Is besEing" Price q sens.
Ben Bolts Grave song and Chorus, by H. Wson BY
Buckleys SeTtnade with Price
Fly Away or The Dream" by 2. } Kias Price 50 oeaWh
abeaUuful vgnetfe.
Old Homestead" by the author sad composer Price
%
her Papa" song by c. Howard COraslia
Howard In the great Drama Of uucl Tome Cabin Price q
"Ihe Horse Polka" BY Wander Weyd with beautiful
Vigne;te OF this Magrifcent Hotel Price 2 cent
Published BY Horace Waters No BrDa3wty sole
I T. 0nbeI Cos, PiAnos d Il. smiths Meo3eoas, and
Martins upryalcd GutsrG
B. Second hand Pianos al great h4rxaius
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m NoRsE's INyIGoRATING ELIxIR OR CORDIl

T. Gilbert q Co.'S 1Eoan Pianos. worth from 500
4 BE- had foT Single Dollar By puFchasing at the
Cfs.. q Bro.e. 81 RKEal,5 or LLcgEIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

SEWING EAfBiNEs.-l VI. SlNGtk ~ ~, NJ W
Esosfsy exhbng and sell variety Of SEWN
Nass f .rous purposes each perfect Of his kind Need;
Shuttle Machines for cloth aud leather we'll
AID y cITrcy,c AID The newly uveatsd m.eh - %
With thread cegned for linen and light goods,
tnlrgs ration ~ ali tmes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

NaES hrs ltkS t-NlNtVN> aNA NlkaiAVlS wy
A., fs. rs ror M g ears gt's A5 Nease NesAssy
"a r.it, sra crastRv natls o~n rrc ASS nsn
49, ssssSrs4 AZ "a " rssi afgfo ~ hgsN he fe''"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
The Shooting Affair At M.ysvnle.

From the Louisville Courier, Oec 20
In the Courier Of yesterday published Geographic
dispatches copied from an exchange, to the effect that
In difficulty ct Maysvlls Friday last, Luther r.
Dobyn. shot and killed by Richard Collins editor
Of the May Vile Eags We have since learned the
and origin of the affair." and they briefly thus
Some few weeks snos took the editor Of the Mays
vile Eagle to ask for his constant habit Of
sppropriarDg articles from the Courier, without giving
the proper dit therefor Naturally Of sour and
happy disposition this paragraph seemed to excite his
ire and without answering the charge he replied to BY
making uncalled for and insulting Allusion to gen
man who for some time has been engaged In the ed.
torial Of this Office. Our assistant naturally indg
nant published severe article 10 reply which took
zion to say the day wing would not have ap
peared in the columns Of the Courier had it nrst
under the notice Of the responsible editor had
marked out different and desired, In all In
stances, to avoid persoualites The reply alluded to
certain s~indng Transaction in which the editor of the
Eagle was recently engaged, and which had produced
great excitement In Maysvis Stuug to The quick, and
under the promptngs Of malicious heart the editor of
the Eagle replied by making most Offensive and vie
charges against eur assistant.
Mr. Dobyns, who was an uncle Of the gentleman last
spos en- Of subsequently, happening In haysve caei
Mr. Collins and cemanded retraction of the vile charges
This Mr. refused 10 make when Mr. Dob Ems declared
1t not done he would cowhde the editor the FIRST time
while Mr. Collins and Mr. Miner were ltanding at the
of Second and Sutton Streets converting Me- Do
byns approached when Collins suddenly uared hims
jerked revolver from his pocket and excaimng Dont
you touch me fred the ball taxing effect in Mr. Do.
byns forehead, and causing his death in nrs hours
When shot Mr. d. had cowhide in his hand, but he had
not used it,
This believe fair and candid statement Of this
the biterest anguish hearts II Mr. Dobyns many
relatives We know e will fail with stunning the
est1mable parents of Collins Mr. Dobyns was high
minded honorable gentleman, greatly beloved BY wide
cate the character of dear relative from the wick
ed and the basest Of charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY, Eco 23-6. P n

FRIDAY, Lee 23-6. n.
The stock market continues quiet Prices remain about
the same and there Indications OF Any important
movement way the other II is 80 late in tn
season that very little hope can BE- entertained BY holders
Of getting mp speculative excitement and the opening
of another too far distant to Afford much pro
liability Of relief The leading fanciss much too high
for the chance of odsrats margin being realised
by purchasers and there is therefore, attraction
for outsiders Those who have thus far been wise enough
teep clear Of such investments not likely to be
drawn into them at this late day In the year, and there
operators but at the board Of brokers' must be
content for tine with the usual Huctuatiors Of such
limited transactions Money is undoubtedly little
abundant but only enough to make the negotiation
Of loans moderately easy and to prevent forcing fancy
tocks the market. The banks have not yet made
Z general call for their demand loans and II VIII be well
for spectators they do NOT for nothing would produce
panic quicker than such movement. Tho banks are
comparatively much contracted in their operations
that they may not touch ct present loans made on
bat this viii only b Temporary relief unsss the
stock market ss life into 10 give holders an oppotu-
nifty to realize and remove altogether the fears and anx
istss such position naturally predSoS The enormous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
New York Cattle Trade Tor 1853

We present below our annual statistics Of tho New Yor
cattle trade for the year just closnga which seems
to than keep pace with the internal commerce. ee
country In other respects New York is beyond COM
pArisou the extensive cattle mart In America and
whether regard be had to it, intimate connection with
the great agricultural interests Of the INTERIOR it,
magnitude a. . source whence largo proportion o.
the daily food Of population IL drawn, II becomes
matter Of importance to keep record Of it, details
upon sush reliable data b obtained. The cattle
rousht to this market from nearly all sections
Of the Unicn east Of the Miasissppndeed from al
ions those of the Southern States bordering tho
Gulf Of Mexico. Kentucky Tsnnsasse Indiana Ohio, I'm
nois Virginia and Pennsyvania most liberal eont
butors but Western and Northern New York. with Con.ss
tsut Massachusetts, and other of the England Sats
likewise send Ms large supplies The extension Of raurosA
communication Of late years has brought COMPARE
lively to the graxsg and agricultural products
of the interior, that the drovsr Is enabled to
bring his stock to market without encounterng the
necessity Of long and tedious journeys foot from the
country the sesboard 1t is true soma Of the very best
cattle that are sold here s reach in the old fashioned
way but these the exceptions, mot the rule For
every hundred that to on foot thousand reach
vs.,,s ns 3 e. &
the latter may involve, think 1t ID than made NJ
BY saving q time and the fisshsr And therefore the
brought to the city Thus AL the lines Of travel rsdia
ting from this city TO the intsrorthe Harlem and Hud-
Railroads. the New York Central the Lake Shore ths
great Michigan General and the Baltimore and 0no andl
Of the Eastern railroasnnd in the carriage Of the
live stock consumed in the city Of New York ons Of their
most profitable items Of freight from Ohio Kentucky nh
nois, Indiana, Maryland Virginia. Psnpsy lyania New
England and Northern and Western New York. large
proportion Of the cattle driven to this market however
from districts home. The oountlss border
ing the North river raise Of the Anest Wills
Long Island and New Jersey occasionally are large
tributors In this city there are princpaAy four piaos
for the sale Of beef csttIe-ns nelly, the Wen knovr
Washington drove yard In Forty fourth street. bstwse
the Fourth and Fifth avenues. Of which a: - Ansrton
Esq Ia the proprietor I'd, the Lower Or Hudson hvs1
Bulls Head, kept By Mssars. Chamheriatn; ga GeorE
BrownDps 6snral Bulls Hsad in Sixth street; and AZ
street. near the Third avenue Sheep and lambs so
ct eli these places sxsspt TIA last msntonedhs iarge
nupbsr ct BrovniDs'A a.& the next q ChAmSeri.i.f