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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

xycrpocl c. shcr. oc..cs ?. h. Wednesday, Tie
x2sn hs4
PROGRESS Or TEE TELEGRAPH SQUADRON.
NE route Of the Anglo Saxon too Car north Of The
me selected for Tie Atlantic cts;c lead 10 sny cxpe
nc Of her failing with the telegraph Gallo bse1 Toe
cheers u he Anglo Saxon repcst much thick weather
sna constant bead win.s throughcu. ito whole rsase
Owing 10 acrden! shore conrecisd with Ine land
ns Ct III cable the telegraph expedition did not finally
ssis srcr, ys.eni;s ireland Until ee evening 81 Friday,
re 7;n nst re ntes: -epor: rem Valeu::a e cate.
Aogn, lc, four O'Clock p. Y IS follows
The WORK Ct lay Tag down the Atlantic cable gong
- sAsae,osy ~ friends Of the enerTrMe c,ud
nesire. Up 10 Inc present lime about three hundred
nae Of ih@ cspie have been isid. II. GsIsh " ne sr
vsso which IS bang sa6neryed " naTy t0o mils
1Ae A,sne 9 he cabs from he .solieo 10 he dep ,a!er
soa- eSez-, 'ilcG officially The ssuai, from or board
do steamer Niagara All Mai eiec lioAn coaid de-
apA Tie steamers heading wes;, With moderately
Ar BREEZE and the cable Il being cot from board
10 HMgAss tse ,aie OF Shout niles psr boVy and
messages are bs irg constantly ,ece.yei CT shcre.
me- following n he s;ees issL rom board lLe
MAgArs
IN 'asl on board Nod ra<y :S-->-iy ,siaa- Al nor.
Ra more .r-Atf. q acmIl4. :acce::
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

Yeu mako yorr mind par, rnt ycu &C:
glass Of lager, snd LOOK seou; TIE room There sro
room, with sol. rpe sea,s. On tho wsls pa,oc
rious srs that ades and gen;euep requested To
keep their seats during the Performance" tho moaning
Of which you understand By glance ct ,hs
further end OF We roam, where are small
The moot Heterogeneous OF AeercAnixsi re-ions
have filed The they al We'll Dr. ssed sed happy
looking ana qroCcos 10 e drinH Hrd % meryy Do1ecs
Of walters with their coats OF rushing 20 In5 fro
loaded with full OF empty lager musy AVID toe OF
cke. the imue tiAto deposits CT ;ts elm gss
ccn acied for he pay OF tae css NaIeroas
E.ia hcJs running about with hugo pn.rn o! cakes
and Zoe End MANY generous lever nay De
plying HE fair f,suen with edlhes and drinkabies, whs
he hip'sN sufficiently content With her Pleasure large
'an1.neS TO seen extending eve5 no no 'STs sud
fourth se"ss''on so'rog do~a tbe iosm,og lager sod
munch,rS the !nprcctcare cakes. SnofuI after II
oclos the orchestra rerfoYms overture AM
mence. the thes,-ic-l ene-.anuc ept:. BY way a en
hRS,s eat, tho follow log programme 10 pisSed Ia your
bksds, witch yoa regard atteptiveiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24
1NB RACE BETWEEN TIE VANDERBILT
AND ATLANTIC.

rne sskmsn.p Vanderbilt; from Ncx YORK on Saturday,
AsSus, J, arrived off Southampton Tuesday .he Il:h,
despatch docs nc' ssis tho exsT bour. Der pas
go hS~evU, Is aAlea Gays enc tsirsca bcurs,
ss~ss~sirce.
rns cotrs rsoans-r a;,arrc, wnics sslst ron Ncs
HesA nj lie same tue ~i. lie gsaderbl IL eeiosk d.
Aasre J., arrived liverpool a; 20 ecocs m;dus IN
NJ ls.h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

iAz xa4r1 Jcrrrss rxs tss Nc severrnsn q 10.
A~wea ttsi ssrtsiu nhsSaAn. q C1bs have framed .
1890 ios ss~'s''ns ne fHsussrrr seT q, -1l7 tat
@~s &c snn~y vs ea g. ., NE result IRE ruuored
@1sn'i'a q nesststons ts;seeu ssxln an sen5o all
s1ssf fcafrnsron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
0u-.--N,->t|.N0~N--'NN~~N-y
Arrival Of the Asgie-Saxon al Quebec.
.,.~--~-->-,-~c---..--Ds-.-
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
--c.--~l>-~->-~.-
HIGHLY Favorable News frcln the
Telegraph Squadron.
o,oOoo0oo >0,>>o,o~D
The Cable being Laid at the Rate Of
Four Miles per Hour.
~->~-<-~----~~-~>r~ov~>>--~
IosegEspbie Dispatches from The Niagara.
---r--<>~,,>,D~o-no>--~
xbe Diplomatic Rupture IN Turkey.
-.yoo~voo>~o>>>o,>>r-o>~~
NOTHING La TER FROM INGIA.
>.ol>~NOl>0l,,.~o,u-SN>N>,
Yas Passages Of the Steamships Atlantic aHd
Vanderbilt.
,-..>-->~>,-r--y------.-
uuTToR rRM-BRElDsrUrr GtiEM
>NoNr~Dr~~ov~D->o-o--
CoNSOLs, 90 1-8 90 Ia,
30, 30, &C.
QvRsso, August %, 1851.

me Comedian Screw sesus1ip oehpsnys steamer AZ
~ BAzon arrived al ;h,s port as mcrnnE. She lea
xvcrpocl c. shcr. oc,,es ?. n. Wednesday, Tie
x2sn tsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

ssfkUhk OF AN AsthJAh rLtNhh
"a ssh.nnss Jcpsr, rucsr Ams'csn colos -ss seised
ne pghs u E.sa. Afrcs. Ne Ism e. June ard COO
as~ret o. has ssveny ssv~eu ec~'i ssiihsre we're
n.ry ave s-ahing sh'rupeut an ne bcscr ftsosr&n
<.r-- Ne lsras gsgsr we so.rd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

ne ssss O. saturday. rcoAsy ana scasy. ssgrexsse
I'.eeo bass, q sSas 600 vsrs ~ssn 90 ss~co~ao1
ssa Abort Ne sane grssuy 90 srpcs ne ussses
e.ossa ~rh uT~Sd sesdsscy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24
, fNANCiAL AVN COvvrnc1.t.

me Ledeu Ioasy ms's,t vas VERY scvc o. fsn
-As 's~sfR e"'ed 90 Tuesday I. go . o. mccoy,
80 % tAsxslEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

iTssYpoi. Tuesday, aueu.i N, 1851.
rt~o has bsess sruas- 'e-r,r . TIE marfe. ~ re
90 uvs eV-. 80 rstb1si ar m2sra chssFe q rreo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

Jersey tArfsrs
s+di y Dbl; do Hns a. ~ ,ea5 esli 90 kssssS si,e
Hercsrs, - 25Q3 diae Mercer tj IJdi v DOL "a q nj
Western Mercer a D bbl; do White Msroers 80 % pos
= bt. d. Blu . sS75 y bbl do L,ns Pins. ~ 80. 80
81 bb Pnis 5OaS IS q bbl do W ni,e p Se :,
etl Carte Northern and EssTn MeIcei, - - . bbi
Junes =. upland 5rd3 IS e bill swamp 90 =, hi
Eneh.' Z sG2 IS = bbl Round Reds e. 55aS % eli,
forn' h,.. s2 % 2 bbl: Merino- s2a2 = L. Se hi
~ 81 45d2 50 T. bti. Sweet Potatoes Sodo w wv
al %. fer seed. S5d5 % = bhl. - -. - AAI A..
vEStTAsLEs-Ruta Bsga Turnps, 81 l3dl - SII S Vel
White do ~ d75c y bbl White Oniou. $50 SSi M Red
t~ Do - 25d4 50 q bbl; Red do, 50 I5qi = oOi sb
do s,rinss ~ 50 hundred Garlic SO hanass y ssss
tsge, +70l0 T. hundred L"tt1ce VI 23si % - 8
Srintch q bbl Sprouts 75d2 90 = bbl beet.' s.
az 50 y bbL Washed Carrots 81 50 y Dbl Psr'np-' - "
T. Dbl. ,ss,s. ~ N
PouLrsy-Tmteys Eal7c y n Chickens lsciS1;. 9 I -
Cspons lsd 2Oc. 2 b Ducks, lsc 2oc 2 10 Gee-e'
= n ,sa,sie
ices and prices f State and jersey odi'''
a. doz.; Western do bdl5ic T. doz. . .h
BuTrER-,4rFge County Pail BE g . Good ss,e' !, :.
srkins 25d1b n Good State, dairy. hIkins, 5G%
Good STATE kSh welsh tubs. 24azlc 2 II Good s,'f =
dairy, Welsh tubs 22d24c q n Roll Butter l4GSr q,
Common State cid, I6G 2Oc 70 Good Western l9di'e
ib Common Western. l2GI4c + 10.
CHEESE, l0dI3c 2 10. LARD, l4dI@3c ~
BETF, by side lOGl2c T. n. VEAL, sGlec :, 10.
PosE-Corn.d. o. "a loc y n siill.fed sdstc 2, 10
Mutton, llGl3c = b CALVES slaughtered sai" '0
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
WhaIcr4,

Arr at New Bedford 18TH ship Majestic Perciyal Pacific
Oc,gn Lahsna Nov % Wytootacke Dec 70 with 10 bbs
ports sid from Wytooiacke Dec % Franklin Richmond, N g.
o cruise Omega, HGwes, Napt for home Ohio
Barrett " b. do. Lett do Dec a, kobt Morrison Pesse
b. Europa Pease Edgarown. None of these ships have
taken any oil since leaving Sandwich Islands - -
do 18th bark Champion lot Westport Oainer ral
Ocean Tale auGna Nov 49, with $50 bbs sp oil Sold % bbs
VIII Reports spoke Jan D. lat % = Ion 46 W. Sharon King
f. H. clean.
Dominica March 81 Thomas 18th with o. bb and 90 do
hsfsh OIL home and sold 20 bbls and do bksh oil
Reports Dominica Feb Lewis Bruce Cook, Orleans.
20 % blkfs Antarcc Costa Provinc.town ~ bbs bkhs
Thons. 10 reft Cook, Gsnn do ceanls days out had
experienced very heavy weather.
Arr Hong Kong Feb Champion, Gray, ~ b., IA mos
out oil last from Guam. Jan H. where she reports
the inhabitants starving 1900 had also died OF small poS IN
three months
Sid from Sngspore Feb H. Nhnrod Baker N B., to cruise.
At Dominica March 49, Ouay TAFT Clark, n. b. clean. Sid
llth Al-smaha, Fisher Of and ior sippican..
At Felksnd Islands Dec - Dan Wood Morrison, " B. no
oil put in for wsteI. -
Heard from Dec lat 81 40 s. Ion q 10 E. Matilda Sears,
Wing Of Dartmouth with 2O7 bbls sp oil all well.
SpokeI-Feb H. lat II S5 s. Ion So 10 W. Malta, Oliver ~ b.
60 sp. - -
cfc Ocean shaua Nov d, Wyootacke Dee 70, with l5 bb
SD (took bbls of the Falkland ends 100 do VIII oil aud
1000 nome the voyage 900 bbs VIII oil and
Ocean Clifford b. sp; Eliza Adams Hawes do nothing
since the Sandwich Issndwould cruise and home
Arr at Hobart Town Jan H. ships Nautilus Young, from
cruise sd, Flying Chiiders, McGregor, do 80
Spoke Dee 20 lat TO- Snepelu
tie. with fish .
Pilot boat Eelr at sew London from Mo9sns on the
Az liz Balze month Of the Mississippi River th inst Nil
last Cant that he had recruited for two years
age and would sail next day on cruise
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK..
Cleared.

Stesms Roanoke. skinner Richmond and Norfolk Lud-
Ian Peasants OpeOuss, Ellis, New Orleans; SJuthernsr
Murrsy Charleston, SpoSord Til.ston Co.
Huks-Thro. Curtis Edmond. Ssgua Ia Grand Russell vi
rins; Cayslo, Wsshns'o, fndisnos j. H Brewer Co.
IL Trow bridge. Anger. BsIbadoes H Trow bridge. Sons
Rrgs-Ceestins Dunbar, Phisdelpha, c. Z. j. Peters;
Moseile HAYS. Noot Peck Church; A. Cook Leighton
81 Pierre, Mtqe. g. W Simpson.
Schoon-rs-Gaego, Smith. Richmond, c. II. Person Jno
Boston Lingo Savannah Scranton Taluan Helene Stutes
Wilmington Dolner Potter Panama, Alen ST. Domingo
Wet Waker; Reheccs Smith PhlAdePhi&, j. w. Mckee
T. Pierce Higgins Boston. Howe.; Am. Belle. Chase Ss
e1n s. w Lewis Co & c Saddler, Sppe City Point, Van
Brurt Slssht.
st.amer-Blset Diamond Alien, PHILADELPHIA Mars Mich
ole PhilsdelphiA
Bsrge-John Paine, Jones Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market

The market attic much better supplied yeser
day and today than some weeks previously The quality
Of the Cattle also much better.
BEEF CATTLE-The entire sales of Beef Cattle amounted to
400 head at prices varying from $l TO ELL FIJI and S2 y
100 n number from Illinois Chester County Pa, and Ohio
brought this latter price. small lot from Lancaster County
brought q and one bullock weighing 500 sold for
ljc e n.
SHEtF-This market well supplied and sales active
good prices $500 disposed OF at S6 and 7 = 100 n
g-oss, at l. and l5c. = ib, net.
HoGs-There quite falling OF in the supply OF Hogs,
being than the supply all offered 40 head
were dis posed oi al from g aud 81 the 100 ID
Cows CALvEsWe have change 70 note in this mar
ket sales only reaching 80 head at from $50 TO $50 for
esh Cows - to Sj for Sprinse and +j 10 20 each sr
dry(
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
Arrived.

Steamship Edinburgh BIZ crew CummiI g. Glasgow even.
the 9Th April with ndse and 80 pass 10 j. Mcsynon
Tie four days eaprienced w gaes since then
strong z. winds crossed the Banks at ~ saw no ic
u. 3 NJ eAn.hip Marion Foster Charleston with us,..
and pas. 20 Sp0tod, ILes'o1 Co. Weda-sday lO:0 no
10 miles " Of BsrnegEt ship s-hore ,uupo-.d 10 h.
Of the old SewYorh and Liverpool packets w painted
po-ts odzshoned Ig, with lf,Irlst aud
mast gone IS nes Of Barnse4t saw 49, fTssad y.
strong tr.eze from Ne. - ~
steamship Alabama, scherek Savannah with d.e and pass
TO $. /. Mi,chiii
ship Consanne tpkt MseodGek. Liverpool March with
sss ard - psss {. G!IIel Was 81 DAYS s;tius 70 Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
n. y. Wholesale Prices of Connfry Produce
FoK THr WrrK rNrIxc ArKn =.

FVk IFF ENriNG NFRiL
MPsted ~ ; b. CsNovER Commission Produce Dealer
Nos lSo, ls7 and 1893 West Washington Market
tLts are s' getting aud the pricrs sre sitter
Zoo iea m nNtd lots Ii selling O0G5 ) I, bbl and
shoee Siix.notrs0 worth 10 bb. Bsldxins - =.
hb G-'cninss, GOES 20 a. hbl Gil6overs - n bh'
honouy hSsssts 05 90 " bbl Brown Russets a.
y bbl common Appes j0dS 50 - bbl
Dntp fRviT-Jtrsey Apple lo dlSc . 10 Southern 2, %
To- Y 70 Pea hes, psed l60 a. IA .tnr.d ~ ~
fRANsERxIES-ll OCsfl5 90 p bb ~
HICKORY ECTs-Jerse- ard Stste; 30 % hpsb.l
WHffE BEASs-l 5Gal 70 y bush.
MlFLE SU6AR--l30 l5c y u.
PoTATOEs growing every day aud FIRST quality
Mercers and IN coed demand The prices are al
vancng al kinds and the propeo, n Of further
Ther arrival q from New Or.4an, bv
thl las. s.ea.,I which sqd o. beA Of: ba.A<s New.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
Ppsseugers Arrived.

IN steamship Edinburgh (Br. 'eyerl from GLa,go-Robert
Nnbn Thomas Wilkins, John McSesgan Misses Christina
and Henrietta Glow John Wimo and lady Mis- Hadie Dan
ie Barrier Daniel Allen Taylor lady and family Mrs.
Dora Bsbn son Alex b. fawse, Wlired Robertson Douglas
Brymer lady and child. Thomas Ovens James Stirring Mrs
and Mi. Di.pa'd a Thompson, Andrew Thompson. John
Christie Thomas Palmer Fanny aud Lias R0bb Miss Denny,
Andrew McGl Duncan NcFsranr Thomas Brown and sdy
John Bodden James Lsngauds Lieut. Thomas W. Bennett
Lieut. Wm de Wilton L. ThaIkwe. Robert Gum Mrs Ann
Wood Peter Gibson James Seward and lady, and DO steersge
MINIATURE ALAAkAc....THIs DAY.
Sun-Rises $40 Sets..... Il Hell Gate. 4:lim
NIGH WArER....THIs
Sandy HOOK Is Gov Island 6:l5r Hell Gate. 7:4S
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
Receipts Of Produce.

By the North Rirer Bcat.-5SH bbs Flour Is pigs Ashes,
,s2 do Whisky 2ltO bbls Potatoes.
v Harlem Railroad for the Week ending l3t-l 994
Milk ll2 Cattle a Cows 6j Veal Calves 72j Sheep and
Lambs f05s Mutton III dressed Hogs 900 pkgs sun
dries Grain 73 DO Oats 00 90 Potatoes II 32
reans Paper 6g bbls Flour, l72 do Pickles.
BIZ Eudoa Railroad for the Hse ending l3673 Cat
tie Oi Csves 10 Sheep II Horses 242O live Hog 81 dressed
Isl Mu,,on pkgs Eggs lCs do Paper $50 bush Feed 1888
do Postos $50 bales Hay B uns Marble s5 sides Leather,
go Ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

GRAINThe demand for Wheat is brik and notwths'and
ing arrivals the inquiry mainly for milling the sales
are 600 bushels red Southern al 81 380l @ 300 bushels
white do 81 57dl Co. 200 bushels red Missouri at 81 40
bushels white do at 81 co. Rye firm aud in good demand
milling sales Of 1000 bushels Northern at 87 088c. Oats
in limited owing to the high prices asked sales OF
d57 and 53d60c for Western. Barley lower;
Of 900 bushels at IS for and good private
Barley Malt is quiet at 81 75d 80. Corn is irmer
particularly the demand is active for the home trade
mainly sales Of 81 900 bushels az 72072c for Western mixed
store 7Sd79c for Southern white 74a74tc for
Southern yellow and 7Sc for round yellow White Beans
sady at 81 75Ql 81 Canadian Peas quiet al 95c y bush
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
NEw.yORk CATTLE MARKET.

BFEvES MILK COWS VEAL CALVES, SWINE. sHhHr
and LAMBSthe numbers received In the elty every We &
and selling prices with general remarks made up from
sonal observation, by SoLoS ROBINSON expressly i
NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, every ne.dsy eveninEr'es nes,
weekly market day Of Bulock at Alertons (Washe'on
Drove Yard. Forty y-fouTth street
RULES OF THE MARKET. y,
THE SALES BEEF CATTLE made at price e1ieeu
headthe value Is cscuAted upon estimsed weish oI
the quarters When Beef is quoted at lOc q 10 oulooA tA
will exclusive Of hide and fat brings ~ bceN'
are mostly sold by Cattle Brokers' who regular commits
credit the butchers charging the owners 10Y
and guaranty brokers also buy doyes AID sell on ther
but for each do realize much az brokers ss
CALVES sold BY the pound live weight and gehe
h. Kt,eus"hat is calves only three day. od-sre
sold at much q hesd-some of them at 81 25a Az
umn, calves four to sA months old range from ~ 20
So y head
Cows-As q general rule the value Of ordinary Cow is
governed by the price Of bee-estinang Der weight Il fat and
adding dollars. Sometimes Cows sell very much higher
qualities frt-rste Cow Of common stock. with yonns
calf viii ordinarily $50 SIS and $50
$50 and IougheI or more ordinary looking ones sell a.
G25 s $50 32 and 3 varying according TO the quick
dunes Of the market which will be noted caak week.
from IS TO rs head upon different grades .
SHEEP LANES sold at price sgreed head-sedom
BY live weight The value Is estimated upon the supposed
weight Of Nat and prce Of pe The price Of common sheep
81 SIS Bembs early in the sell st prices equal
10 2 2c ~ 70 for the meat and through the season from
Brokers sales of Sheep the past show the fol-
lowing prices Of droves In January % 5D
is 25 in April s5d Ss 25 In July o0 Sc; IN October
a2 d 81 Sheep generally estimated to dress half their
hye weight.
SWINE are mostly received BY railroad from Ohio Indiana
Illinois and Kentucky and sold either by live weight or
weight after they dressed by estimation agreed They
are mostly sold before arriving after and driven direct
the slsnghterpens. The sale at Aneon Bulls
Head street aud at tue Union Drove Yards at the
end Of Foryr,t For prices this week see under
head Of " Swine"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

HOPS-A moderate business ~ Doing IN 10llc for
choice Eastern and Western old in good de
nsnd at 46c for 10 good choice lots would bug
sdvsnce these rates.
HONEY-The market continues scsntly supplied and is
higher last ssle al sc, cash. i'll bond
HEMP-Amercsn Il rather quiet but prices sustained
sales of SdIO bales Dressed at S2Jo T. MONTHS Tn
dressed Is inactive at Sl0di the stock is light Foreign IL
also quiet sales of 25 bales Jue no. and 800 do for
port private Some bales have also been shipped
10 Liverpool from first hands in OF the depression
in the market here Manila /. good supply and dull 81 &c
p ft months, at which the last sales made.
HAY-The demand is good, and the market is firm with
hight stock sales Of 100 bales al 70dS0 = 100 n.
lR0N-Scoch Pig s rather quiet owing 10 the small stock
Offering and the extreme prices current but better inquiry
anticipated canal navigation resumed the tfSnssc
nons confined 20 small sales from store s fS70S7 50
parcels arrive firmly held $50 American IL
rm a. $50 for prime No the production is sold close al
Philadelphia; good business be- transacted
x2Sd % for Nos and Common and refined English Bars
rather quiet but prices without further change
the former S6Oa6l So ana the latter S65d SCI 30 En
rish Sheets fair g. u3lC for singles idc
doubles and 4. d+lc for triples, mos.
We quote:
Scotch Ps tun SIS oodS7 so Bar Eng $50 saa6i 50
Bar frz., iwt d Sheet, Rus. lstq lS0- ISL
bar sw oTd:ss Il - Sheet, Eng. SO Al
Bar Eng. reid. 65 OOd67 -
INDIA RUBBER--The demsnd Is limited but prices
ustaned sales tT the week 1900 hDe Para al 4Oo., 600
10 meun to good at 81 and 200 10 East inds at lie,
months.
LEATHER-Thepe continue some speculative aud export
HnnR .nf N IN fIHa..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
DFYysyLvANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

A II y II Il.
/ CFNTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic cities with
NoItb western and South western STATS by
~ y vay direct This Road also connects az Pittsburgh
III % line Of Steamers 10 ali ports In the Western Rivers,
"a :, Cv,lsrd and Sandgky vita steamers to all parts ca
80. Lakes making toe most direct cheapest and
,ab!s route By which FREIGHT be forwarded 10 and
1,orn he Great West. -.
RR1TTs Eat BETwFEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
Ffgsr CLsss-boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, )oo..s !,
Books Dry Goods Tin boxes, bales and trunks) nm
Drugs lin boxes and bsics), Feath.rs furs, re-.
Ticking Tin original bsles) Drugs lin cs,ks Hard 75eni'F
wsre Leather lin rolls or boxes Wool and Sheep fpb
Pets Eastward, ,Gc............................,'J
THIRD CLIss.-Anv Steel Chains lin easksb i5 cents .
Hemp, Bacon and Pork Sailed oose or In ssctb lcoD.
Tobacco nauutscturvo, except Cigars or cut, &c,
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon Beef ana .s , ~
Pork lin casks boxes, Esstwsrdl Lard an ,ao
Lard Oil, Nsls, Soda Ash, German Cay 'a' '
Pit-h, kosin kc.....................'
FLoUR-Sl = bbl until further notice. A..
GRNX-G y 100 t until furtksr no'ce; -. -, 49,.
notice. ,... n phfi.s M. J., 49,,
In shppins Goods from ssy point east oi o. PER
ticrsr ~ n srL The package WA Penns Sarsa Af
Goods eon,ign,d 20 the Agents q this Road Pniadepha or
pi,tsI.o,yL !, IN b~ forwarded without dstentson
Tevseur .cyyrs-Haris Woruley Co, Memphis Tenn
d y - l. re- ~ Louis; J. :. Mitchell 4 Son. Evsnsvile
Id nrrs.niIl Bell Co. and Carter Jewett Loisnlei
K. n r. Medium, Madison, Ind Sprgman brown sne'
iyyS IL a a 20 CnciYns;i n. w Graham Co, Lnssvl.s'
ONO Ieeeh Co. No q Klbyss, Boston, teses ~ CO.
~ -, Uousp York, No. / Willinnst, ana NO
ni,ee Hew-York; r. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia Ma
80 a Roors Baltimore Geo. c. fTsRescns, P,tsourfn
n H. HOUSTON, General Freight Aes2I r rhnnaoeipnAA
H. J. LoMBAERT, Superintendent At""ns' IA
s. 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
; are in the market to-day, including a few

Ii Will he seen by our table OF quotations that we
have generally advanced the price of all grades, and
tie average half cent TO a cent pound Al of the
BUYERS and about half of the sellers concurin in opinion
that the whole of the sales will average full one cent
pound higher than one week ago. Our opinion Is,
that all the lower grades that much higher, but we
think we noticed several Of the best droves selling al
l2i l3c. buver and sellers estimate that would nave
sold last week at u l2!c. so that the rise was only
equal to half cent T. pound on the beef, and IN our
opinion that quite much butchers can afford TO
pay: and shall be happy to hnd hereafter that IL
is not little more than some of them can afford. we
are positively certain that but very small portion o
the beef eaters of this city can afford 10 pay te pce
that butchers mut charge for such beef az customers
will only buy to eat fresh when they have to pay the
prices for buocks that rule IN these yards to-day' IL
is easy to stand the pressure OF circumstances tnat
raises prices to l2dl3c in single Market out
lately we have had these figures for hrstcass peei SO
common that we begin to look for anything lower as
something remarkable, instead OF such prices being
worthy Of note.
is rue the high rates Of to-day are in some meas
ure owing TO the short supply said 10 De eoccasonedby
the detention of trains by the late heavy snow storm
60 heavy in the central part of this State and Pennsyl
yapa that its weight has broken down numerous roofs
and trees.
TIL, nrrcipal detention Of trains has been on tn
Eric road, not by the snOw but BY landslide at Sho
hola near the Delaware.
MANY of the cattle in the yards to-day show the
effect of the storm upon them, coming, as it did, at
season when it was but reasonable to look fsr warm
weather. To-day Is clear and dry, but cold enough
TO make the thickest Kind of Winter overeoats very
comfortable and consequently the appearance OF the
market no. very animated, yet great majority of
the cattle were sold before noon.
The sales this week az Bergen ana the stables down.
town have been light and consequently there are more
buyers here to-day at whatever may De the pees Rs
they have contracts that must be filled Taking the
ounltv Of the stock into account, this is the highest
market by 81 q head that have had in two years.
The sales Of bulocks this week at Albany, for the
Boston market. numbered over 700 head, at high
urccs. Among the droves sold for that market was
one by Basable. and two by 4. VI. Baker Several
druyes were also bought there FOR speculation in this
market.
OF the sales here to-day we noiee the ichowlng lots:
7 NJ Jobnson;s drove iG2 head common Ohio stock
mostly small halted steers, that may average cwt
frrm Highland County, Ohio, by way of Ohio Central
Road 10 Wheeling. thence by cars to Baltimore and
PHILADELPHIA and on foot here at total expense Of
50 so I, head. They we're shipped friday morning
q; Sabi1a, and arrived "Wednesday; !eft Th1rs-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
tuatrbes, 1emelrn, &r.

LINE GOLD WATCHES VERY LOW.-The
.ub.eriber In business in Wss for the past 10 wears,
selling all descriptions Of fine gold and silver Watches less
thsI usual price Gold Watches from Is 10 100 Watches
EXCHANGED. GEORGE C. ALLEN
Importer of Watches and Jewery wholesale and retsl,
No j WsIs: second foor, Broadway.