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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

The more thoroughly we examine the question,
the more clear becomes the duty of declaring eur
selves opposed to any legislation at Albany which
con.empates the transfer Of the Administered on
our purely municipal affairs to any hands other
than those selected by our o Tn citizens. 1t mat
,ers little, comparatively what the precise provs-
ions and terms Of the bill may be. We are salts
Ged that any measure having this end in view will
,aI to receive the approb,t Of the sober second
thought of sn intelligent people.
five exsmine i: in the light of principle, il is q.
variance with the great doctrines which lie at the
foundation Of our goTerDment-the right aud the
capacity of the people TO govern themselves. II
We consider the question Of its e1pedency, We
must decide against it, for all legislation which
violates great principles, and is prompted only by
some pressing temporary occasion, fails 10 receive
the ultimate sanction Of the public judgment.
Tba. our city i. badly governed is al
mOst always written in mud and too often in
blood, in our streets. That our taxes are enor.
Eous and tia. most Of the money is stolen or
squalder,d, every body know. But the fault les
en'lrey az cur own DOORS If The government
wee worse even than i. ia, perhaps tn, reform
would cone sooner. Whenever the sober, inteilI
gen. AID moral portion Of our inhabitants choose
% take the active part vb'ch would become them
our political affairs, their influence vii be felt at
once ard VIE, economical aud honest admins
tIa'icn of the cry government. can be secured.
Until then they deserve 70 sufi-r.
Adore oil, it would be clearly out Of place, and
grossly Inconsistent, for party which asserts toe
great republican and demOcrati: doctrines Of JET
ftiion, Of tie rights and equality Of all men, 70
'igroize The frs. year Of its triumph in the frs;
sac of the Union by deprviDg the inhabitants of
tie commercial netropoli, Of the country Of the
important right of managing their Tn municipal
sfiaiIs. The party could hardly devise 8 measure
'Iausht with greater danger to the continuance. OF
is popularity.
What should be done is 10 reform the Charter g.,
lroP sed by the bill DOW pending, and then 20 ex-
tend to o'her brarc hes of Tie municipal admn,tra-
ten The system which work. so well in the A us.
House Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

The steamer George Law, which arrived yes er
doy, brings the Callforni. mails of Feb. 20. aud
over one million Of dollars in gol1 The news from
the mining districts is favorable. TIE snow was
beginning to disappear, and the prospects of the
miners becoming brighter every day. The deialca-
ton of 1924 600 in the State Treasury has resulted
in tbe inpeacbment of the Treasurer aud his sno-
sequent resignation. The money was alleged to
have been delivered TO the Pacific Express Com
pan, for transportation to Nev-YoIk, in order to
meet the July interest on the State Bonds. No
cue to the mo1ey hss set been discovered. Tee
Control er Of the State, G. W. Wbitmsp, has also
been itppeached by the Legislature for msieasaace
N Office. Tee details Of the defaca!ion appear
ese9heIe in our columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

Our show Of exports, poor Is it is Is maintained SJ
means Of large increase in the prise Of Cotton
Does any sane man believe thss Cotton vii MAN
tain ts present price even for q year'
We ask our readers TO weigh well the fscS we
have thus indicated. consider the presen. rage OF
speculation especially in Western lands, the number
Of railroads in progress or under contract the high
prices Of most staples of food, the infnitude OF
building operations in city and country, and Judge
whether our word Of warning was prem,'ure or
Unnecessarv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

We print in another column the resolutions with
which the Safe Of Vermont has just honored Mr.
Sumner. This is the frs, time, we believe, that one
State has thus expressed solemn off ;al approval
of the course takea by the Representative of an-
other, IN a great public crisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
THE FUNERAL, OF SAMUEL ZIMMERMAN.
H. M.r.,AI lAh-

II
The funeral of Mr.. Samuel Zimme man, killed by
the recent terrible disaster the Great Western Rs.
road took place this afternoon at Niagara Falls Can
ada. The Masonic display probably, was the largest,
as well as the most imposing ever witnessed in this
county. Large delegatiors of Knights TempT aud
Royal Arch and Master Mssons were present In fuli
recelia from Western New York and from Upper and
Lower Canada. Many of the members Of Parliament.
and great number OF the most prominent men OF Can.
ada also attended the funeral II Is estimated that NOT
LEES than fifteen thousand persons took part IN the dem
onstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

The possession Of the land. Bat numbers OF Ais-
,ouriap. not members Of the Association are rush
irp in for their share Of the grab. There seems to
be the prospect, without any interference OF
Free State claimants, Of free fight among the
Mi.souriars themselves for the privilege OF squas-
ting on these lands; and not unlikely the author
ties may find them,elves obliged, for the preserva-
ton Of peace, TO drive of al alike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
EMIGRATION TO KANSAS

Sr. LOUIS Monday. Msrch TO, IN
In conse Quence of greatly increased travel westward,
two extra passenger trains were pu. the Pacific Rail-
r,ad 10 day. To connect q: Jefferson with thu Lightning
Line of STEAMERS for Kansas Toe emigration TO kao-
sss thus far this season. equals anything known In the
country before. Gov. Gesry anu his Secretary, DIR.
Guiop arrived here yesterday en- route for the East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
FORGERY CASES.

BUFF.Lo, Monday, March 10.
+. A. Mcknight, of this city, was arrested this
evening on charge of forgery. Some tl2,Ooo oil the
forged papers has come 10 light $780,.
V'eNN BANGOR, Monday, March IL.
Dsniel Emery was arrested here to-day. lie ha
obtained 600 from the Eastern Bank on forged
check, and was subsequently recognized in the street
and taken into custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

conside, and report upon the matter. In the other
Board we hsve 8 Sub-Trcssury in contemplation,
with ar the hard currency machinery Of the Gen.
e,sl Government But Al this time we have moth
inc done toward cleaning streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

To n. Chsmbern, Agent N. Y. Central Railroad
HsMhroS, c. W., Monday, March 10, 1897.
All trains pass over the new bridge over the canal
on the Great Western Railway to-day.
r. N RICE Sup,. Mich Central Road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

Our Warrington correspondent assures us that
neither the President nor Secretary of STATE has
heard anything from Gov Gesry Of his determiba-
ton to resign his post, and We presume the report
bss no other foundation than some confidential gv-
i-g ont or his part tha', if he be not promptly and
thoroughly s"pp ,rted II, Washington be ,oW resign
Hitherto. he has been tri1ed with at headquarters.
President p eice did indeed 90 bis urgent repre-
.eptation, nominate Mr. Harrison OF Ky. to sup
pant Judge Lecomp'e; but he never sent super
.deas TO the latter, while the slavtholters in the
Sena'e talked against ire whenever the non!ins-
On of Harrison was called up, and so contrVed to
k !. without taking vote. And TIE new Pfcsi-
dent has thus far evnced disposition to ac' more
theoretically than the Old one.
We hope there ia truth in the teegraphlc guess
that the new President will sustain Gesry though
that should involve the removal of all the Federal
Judges in Kansas, but we do not rely on it. For
Mr.. buchanan has Cabine. of his choice, aud
msjority Of its members will oppose Geary and su:-
,an Lecompte & Co. whenever it shall have be-
cone evident tina. one eide or the other must go to
the wal Mr.. Buchanan will sincerely regret the
collision, but he will no. choose 10 MORALLY ofend
the msjorty of his freshly chosen advisers BY re-
moving Lecomp.e and Cato. He will try to COM
promise, and pa ch up, and salye over, when firm
re,s and decision are absolutely necessary. We
expect, Therefore the ea'ly withdrawal Of Gov.
Gesry from the Territory, and the appointment of
,Cue one who will fra.ertze with LeccDpte X Co.
in his stead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

The nswest idea 10 our astute Bard Of Aldermen
is that the city &c: up great Insurance Company
and Special Committee has been appointed to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
To tke A.,ociasd Pres.
MAsHIEGIoN. Monday. March u. lSJ7.

WAsHKGToy, Monday, March 10, lSj7.
Lord Napier was at O'Clock to-day introduced to
The President by Gen. Cas- and presented his creden
tals cs Minister from England. His expressions O.
generalization and desire 10 preserve the peace OF the
two countries cordially rscprocated by the Prest
dent. Lord Napier was In court dress. Many vi'itors
e. TIE White House desred TO witness the ceremony,
but it being of private character they were excluded
from the audeLce chamber.
Lord Napier, in addressing the President as the
Envoy OF her Britannia Meesy, said he was Instructed
70 convey TO him the desire msinaned by the
Queen 10 preserve and advance all occsiOns the in
itrests and heppness Of the people OF England and
America, which are go deeply involved In Their snlcs-
ole intercourse ard a. manifest 10 hlm the hearty
coed wsEes which her Majesty chershes for the pros
perity ofthe United Staes He venured 70 congFatu-
late the President his Accession 70 the highest
eeciye dignity in the country and the world saying:
M.y you enjoy il in health pe6co and eveI-lncres sing
boror, ard nay the period OF yo1r government De
distinguished By al the features ii public
welfare. PeImit me, rs continued, to express 70
YOU nv graf iicston ln heny selected to renew aud
a. Washington those rcl.t oLs OF International
heLd,Lp which have been 20 SOY sustained by yo1r
IeLIeseut4tive - IOLdon tbs impcT.ant ana gaze
fIl ouy nigh; have been CONN tod to others m re
cspshe Of col-g ustlce 70 the mt meats 81 beleYo
isnce TLCk sDi.a'e my severe II, Der n Jefs, an
every oder q Der subiects bat one coli apP'oah
Your EIceency with greater res pct tor you' p-!Soa
srd your Office, Warmor good viii 10 tee Auisiesh
people.
IOfd NAPIER ten delivered LOe SIete"', -
ytch her Msjesty had been grecousiy pes'Sd 70 u
trtet TO his care ,,.
The President in reply of,red 70 Lord N:psr
Hearty welc ne as EcvOy ExIa)rdinsiy az M.i.A. =
PeLPotelary from her Bntsnplc Ss-'y ,oo 20 o 5I9
Untd States Your sovereign, he sa'd, en c)4'
yireed crud not have selected more scceptaDle rep
restrictive ;hen youEe g Ie9:s ltG,s Gl syst n a.
tsnaioral rieLdshiO which trist Hlay he'e "5fe1l
ter rs ,te-rnn,ed The earliest eDd gracious Ge1ire
EXPRESSED by her e;y to '.'ffye an ~
fsnd "a Aroe1ica sid the hearty good Tls1ss wh q
Der Msesty cberi.hes for the pr9'PeEy o. IN, La9I
Sth,cs Az cordially recprocsteh on Toy Par sad Wi.
-, a. rTtlr.ir,,jo fesponse from the hears o.
the ATere.n people No inds pendent p2.eerss
;.,,...s nj such magnitude as IN &c vbis "a IN e
G. e., British srd the United States. lndeed, Inc pros
atv Of tbe ore il necessarily Involved il tns OF the
fttt but utusl interests, ho@eVer vast, within
tsI cosd are no. always sUfct 4 b preserve freat
hin between nations How happy then am to
Give the assurance that your Sovereign be- Ministers
ana every oder Of her subjects a4e animated By
s.r,ire1.s Of be,evolencs toward the Government
AID people Of the United States. During ny
Adminsirs'i1n il sail he my Agreeable day'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
Nem71pris daily Gnibn,xs
TUESDAY, MARCH Il, 1857.
Little Dorrit.

PART XVI the March number, received by the
steamship America will be printed ertre in The SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE If this morning. Price cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
5asiaesS R4Ies.
OPENING OF
T.. '. BsUGHwoUT L Co.'S
NEw SToRE,



On MONDAY ~ March. 1851.
W. desire 10 inform friends tnd that
sot- be openso or their inspection MONDAY EvsstNC,
2sd MAseB. DUsISG raE DAY EVENING oF Tees
thu 9fh. No O1s III be cold during t1st time Ia o.
ployees devote tn-ir whole attention 70
q who may desire 70 yi.' establishment Our a'nu
FIGURING occupying The fourth and hA s;oe' 81
tbs boldins and cor p;iiIs
PAfXTisG and GLIDING OF PORCELAIN,
Glass CUTTING AND ESGRay1NG, 1900
HsSvFAc1uRMe OF PE.kL AND IyORY TAsLE CUrLEsf'
SILVER PLATING, -.-.
and various mir branches q the above will Dc ID i 'P
Ii and open to rspsciion. ., J., 18th which
The eieespt and Of New q 1ods WIN
shAI open has probably been e9usleo 10 80
sad co mprises " part: BROSZEs and CLo6b o. IT,, 80
sniou. dssisps; FREScH CHINA and sETsss psSD a.,
Tori IT sysvIcys: Gas FixTUEzs. SILVER PL1ED
PsAaL and IVORY HANDLED TABLE CurLEkT 800 g.
uAey ELICasr CHINA VASES, kIcH Ger oLAss"N'' 49,
hc, he. p..r. n p5u.1elobia
Nsnnfr,Ur.rs % CHANDELIERS and Gas s.u
49,. H.cHF PgrTS ScHsLLEm OF 'lerhon iAucr TN
Gesnrsrs Of PORCELAIN well ss our nome DePa
So devoted sDy the producon OF ne" sha ~
Tl S,yps expressly tois Ocessi AID our o~n mouse 10
p, 49, suared no exerons IT. msting their seec'oo' m
T,res efnany EDsls1d % proe1re The moi J'1riN"
sss,,,1fuf Of ocoS, srer erpoyf,6 10 fhis country
TLi. being The teeutyhfh anniversary OF MI HanfhWont
4, bu,i1,. in York he magnitude Of UhicA h1' bseH
r,son1 on s nc-fge from the rey commeneement he csn
not rendering n bic tends and the PUB c h o'
,rsicfu sknowedg.ms for hei' generous support
The Completeness # srrsngemsnts in onr new 'tore
remedy every defect that hitherto existed and We sa
bsOt 80 long bestoved uPon our hon'e ,,.o,or, Co.
'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
PUBLIC RECEPTION TO GEN. CUSHING.

public reception is TO be given to Gen. Gushing BY
the citizens Of Newburyport on hs arrival nome from
Wa.hingtop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECTIvEO BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Spssisl Dispatch 10 The n. Y. rrbuae.

Spssisl Dispatch 10 The ". Y. Trionae
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1857.
The Cabinet had session of several hours upon
the subject of the Pennsylvania Appointments, aud
adjourned without coming to any conclusion. They
will be decided and announced tomorrow. Baker
will probably be Collector Of Philadelphia and
Gideon Wescott has been settled upon for Post
master. Joseph Collins is most strongly pressed
for tie Surveyorship and Tiernsn for the Naval
Office. There is less fierce competition for the
other plsces. The point Of embarrassment is, that
sCme Of these candidates, while largely recon-
mended, VIGOROUSLY unacceptable to the sensi-
ment of the community. The President has invited
private confer To- night on this subject, which
b ger and Others will attend to arrange the differ
ences.
Neither the President nor Gen. Cass has received
eny Dispatch from Geary announcing his resignation,
IS reported He is now on his way here, having
been heard from at st. Louis. Persfer F. Smith
came over from Baltimore on the rumor of the
resieLation of Geary.
Lord Napier was presented to the President for
mally TO day. His Instructions do not cover power
10 negotiate on the amendments to Central Amsri-
can treaty an they will 90 TO Eogand for accept.
ance, unless urgent be assigned to delay for
additional au hority. NOapprehensonis entertained
Of an amicable and speedy settlement. TIE Pfesl-
dent has Indicated his purpose to give Sou'h Caro-
Ina prominent nj sslon and the choice lies between
Col. Aiken aid Nr. PickeDs. AS the latter was
disappointed in not receiving seat in the Cabinet,
be msy receive the offer of Foreign Mission and
decline. ss he did similar offer under Pierce's ad
ministratiOn.
IIesas. Cuss, Cobb Floyd, Thompson and Brown
have expressed their opposition to prescription, and
are against the rotation doctrine, which is now con-
sdered 81 unfortunate announcement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

CuARLEs's LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is shown oy
H. Ic,ds Of the Custom Hons. be the Ouy London Cordial
C,n aud sod in bottles All others nox ons aiI
tuIes usde bore IN imitation oft. ..
IA Ia delicious tonic beverage aud ~ s peculiar favor $50
daeeet from other Gus) universally esteemed By AL VIM
us, IL Ii adopted with great success in cases oil Dy'p @
O1uI Reformation DrpsJ Gravel Colo, Choers Fever aud
Ass Structure Disease Of the Urinary Orssns Epilepsy x
r Valentine Mott Of New York letter 10 the proprietor
81 c..,;., Gin i Oh. nnr.,, hen, and most
reiAb.e Fxsrset Of juniper Rave seen
CHARLsSs LospoE CORDIAL GIN is sold by ell Druggists aud
Oocs In the United Sstes and also numerous pOnoIs
called "Londop Cor5iN Gin to avoid them bay only
sCHAsLts" Reject other offered you value your
Les;tL Prss One DoM for quarts, fry Cents f,r Pnt'
EDMUND {. CHAsLss
Sole Importer No. ~ Broadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

Without fail and sbsouteyto he sold OIL before
~ Of June the whole u cur stock OF CHINA,
n, ass Gas FIXTURES ard Plated WARE.
o''' ~ \ r Dairy 4 o.. Nos 81 sud 6}3 Sro,d way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
TIE SMITHSONIAN House, BROADWAY.
THIS NEW AyD LARGE hoTEL,

THIS NEW And LARGE hOIkL
H.yiur a cormsu ding position Broadway,
D-,ween NIELo's GARDEN and L,rR. kEESEs IHsATM
Nth s the appointments Of the highest priced uo'cls,
Ipyit,s the attention of Travellers
L. IA oar Quoted or PLAN. Rooms CyNIs 70
a. era p.y-PAsLoss extia Mttsex,rs ALL HotSs aud
"a otd.,.d Or 1 10 conducted on the ANshCN fL' ~
At az pkR DAY for ROOFS and BoARD and lbs 'es -
~ -, SIDNEY kOPNAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

QUICK SiLES-LOW PRICES.
SPRivG CArPrrS
Inmess tmporatons OF Crossleys and desirable
styles OF VELVET, TApEsrsY and BKussELs
soo Geo ystts IngrAirsu HIsAM ANDERsoNs " Rowey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

BRANDRETHs Pills are unriyaled as cure Tor
disease bcosuse they purify the blood hr the Of the
Stomach and Bowels They warranted Vegetable aud safe
for even period life. Principal Oilce No IS Cana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
r. n WILSON e. Co.

L. O. WILSON g. Co.
Aps prepared 20 oser 20 The trade thei 'P''os ''
p,y ooops which for .t.Lt nod variety will be found use
suslsd "a this iosIk"t.
No y CorsTLhSDTsT.,
Mos II and IS Dey'..
LFhRY & cos NEW QUARTERLY PATTERN lOr
0rsTLEnGss HATS ia hi. day issued ogehe VIZ
I.ee voice BARS Of lac styles Including the cee
Ar.is5 C.nBkIDcI HAT 10 water proof htclr ~
nj ooics and Tor sale a. counters only LkkT 90
Gents Hsts s. and Astor House
TIE FASHION or THE SEASON IN GENfLEMENs
H,T, introduce by GEM Saturday the 7th nit New
Yo and the Uloh bsve for accepted the quarterly is-s
OF a. the vernng styles Of thu day a1d bis sPrng iT
6r Ig7 will be found posses the b. hes cms 90 the adm
rsi;oa Of nos o Of Taste md judgment. Pllce -
GESIN, No 2i4 BrJsd~by. opposite 81 Ps7Is Church.
SAws.-HOE & Cos PATENT GROUND SAWS,
r., AsrgsRs TRowEL &C. be had Wholesale aud retail
toe prbcipa bndwsf al the sAeoos OF the maui
fActoren Nos ~ And 81 Gods, or Of the wok' corner Of
Boone Shelf and Columbia ats, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

sarrs beautiful Pictorial Paper soptan full sra reliable IN
rmaou about sxwIsc M.cnisrs and answers al sue'aoai
Ghst ssksd the subect al who read this paper ~h
learn how purchase SEWING MACHINE with which = V
. YeG olsx profit be made and viii be protected Ton
bAs imppscd upon by any of Me humbns machines be-
6se Ihs pubAc- l. d. SINGER l. CO.. GAZETTE Will b sent
srsAs to ali Who apply BY letter or otherwise.
i " SnGr, 4 Co No SIS Bro4dwsy New.YOrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
Cosoners' Once.

Inrp DrmrrI1 AND NEGLECTED coroner Hills was call
cd upon 20 hold inquest yesterday OF No le6 Delaney
street. upon the body Of a German woman named Csha
rne Board who died from and neglect Dcceaseis
nusoand had been locked up prison, charge OF In
togagon while she oonaned 70 her bod by sickues
Having no to look aer take OF her. abe lied
victim OF and neglect The jary rendered verdict
In accordance with the a,ove facts.
FIt1L ACCIDENT AT A FRr-Co,oner Perry was notihed
Co hold N inquest the sixth ward station house yestcr
day, UPON the body Of unknown man, who WAS knock
cd down and run over by OF the engines proceeding
Sn the fire Ia the Seventh district Thursday night The
~oner oh 10 postpone the case usti to-day, Ia
oou.eaasnoe OF the absence of Witnesses Meanwhile
syfor,s will be made 10 have the BODY Identified
FArAL RrrLr or AN AccDssr - An inquest WAS held al
Che New York Hospital upon the body OF man namst
John Bowe who died from sbscess OF the liver brought
on BIZ injuries received while working 10 iron mine Ia
E3ersan county, j. Deceased was struck With rock
vbSe making excavation and had LA leg broken and
Cody badly bruised. The liver dhesso WA contracted
while undeg going medical treatment NJ tue nospta al
suppAs Brinr Mr.. n. T. simmons, no;e broker re.
dng al No. lit Greenwich street, found dead IA he
oec yesterday morning. cised appeared, died Of
tseAse of the hea Nr. Am any three years
o, are and was n native OF New YORK Edward Caller,
,ryate schman employ Cd nj he Cnlon India Raohsr
Companys wch Harl,Sa, died suddenly yesterday
rnorr ng while eating his breakfast Tue deceased, AZ
esved, had apopexy tnquests we're held in ihess ses,
when vsrJic In accordance with the sooFe facs were
f-pudeyec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
FAMILY MARK n risG.

Thero much notice In the retail prices or
family marketing mis- week. There IL no variation In
the charges for either meat Dish poultry beyond the
fact thai lbe rates have tendency upward, In cou'e
quence Of tho cool wesber there being nccciy for
dealers Wishing &c. rid Of their articles Nor 10 bere
much change In vegetable. Tomsaoce, the supply CT
which snost entirely from Norfolk, nave doubled
In price qoence Of tie active demand and the
yet insufficient supply. yer.' will have enouys
Of ,oms,oes from Jerrey and Long Island TO rive New
Yoik what requires Po'ssoes constantly oheapcu
ms BsrmudA> have out and the variety nos 10 DC
mand are Nerrers the old f~ors. Notwithstanding the
rain corn viii be plenty and Already tei eheap per
leo
hpples como in slowly and ssl high. Pears promise
10 be more plentiful but psshss will not be rsore VIII
bs very small supply OF ,ais delic,ou. fruit from New
Jersey this yeu Oranges, melons AID benasss oil the
mar ret and sell cheap