New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

ah- 3D. they bore the legal de, suaton, For Repre-
sentative iu Congress" IL is due 10 M llsnuton 70
state that Re sll uot demand accept -esi on g.
count # ttis rechnicshS; tu, hssss his clAm % the
prouno that after deductns the illegal votes ooainei
uom tie Nay srd Sno sources, be E oe louad
to nave clear msjority 10 the District
Nor. About THE NEwBuRGH MURDER.-There is
row probability tb,t tois mysterious murder viii
ccIe to light. A gesi'eman residing at iletovn,
Orange County state r.r hi. wi s-t-r stallcres,,
Who had been working in NewburZh il April, 1887
hoaidrg s. Bzzsrds, who ives reslve h, been
NJ s,irg that tlue, std hst te description given
Of tie mtg rl who murdered near tnai village
exactly to the appearance o. the nissb. girl
H. sro states that il is his intention to fully av,st
eae tie matter.
FUstRAL or CAPT. LUDLow-The fuueral Of the
late Capt Ludlow, WHO vas killed recent y az
lie deck OF nis osn ship wui bsting against the
storm, took place Yesterday. The remsns were con-
veyed 70 TIE Market street Dutch Reformed Courcb
where the deceased worshipsd when on shore, sud
sre- pumt+rs Of friends gathered there to psy their
os. tribute to bs mem ny. Th- Rev DR.. Isssc Fe;-
MS formerly pastor of the church, ard the Rv Mr..
Ccyer, bore wiling testimony to the Christian rtue.
nen vas o be d.plored "a public calamity. Tue
procession then wended it, wsy to Greenwood.
Amorg the mourners were Corr. Vanderbilt. d. Tor.
rance esq, the Rev Dr. ArIDitiee Police Commi'-
siorer Stlinan, aoo q large lumber Of shpnasters
Doing the fuaerl, the shipping in the habor DIS
played their colors AZ hsf mast.
A correspondent, "Comn'on Honesty" denounces
in the strongest terms TIE conduc, Of the Hsr
Society, taking money for tickets a. the Academy
OF Music, ami not sforGIrg sssts-aud t0en torcIog
hm To pay so certs extra for himself sud "a laes
viii him before he coud get sests at all He CATS
upon to cerounce sy stem of fslse pretenses by
which persons are so irvels led into the Academy,
seats afforded no money returred aui double price
levied before seats secured. Reg aring the p,rtc
osr cass in question, we have no knowledye Desoni
what "Coumcn Honesty informs us; but we may
generally r,ma'., that 10 a~ the payment for ticket
must secure uule- tbe pereon buying it knows
he i. only tuyog place to cool his heels IN heace if
the seat be not sffOrded hm the money shool b.
tuned any other is clearly unfair. The sub
ject is ore which has than come before the
notice OF the pr and there adverse opiaiou.
believe, amorg journalists a. 70 the right Of ticket
holder to seat Securing seas means particuisr
ia eutted to secured seat If he pay for ticket. aod
Is not told at the time ttat he cannot find one.
Bulls HE,D-The drcvers and cattle broker, a,
Bulls Head yesterday not a. jolly they We're
,le To,sday prevoGs, Lotsltbst.IdIcg that WA eo-
wrapt in the isery of mud aud cold uohe ,st rsir,
and tnis wss clear mild Gel ghtful Winter weather
the fret of tho hind for operng day OF tue c,tt-
market tbat We have bad 10 five weeks. The wsnt Of
llty was Not occasionrd by Of cattle for those
pre,eft and prospective promised sbrut a. many a.
we're .fIered lost week bat 1t wait of buyerr,
or rsler want Of disposition the part OF buyers to
pay the proes of ls.t week. Although strong -ffrss
were az ift made 10 obtain a. "a rses, 1t loon bs-
caae evideat that the demand w0ul- not var
rm them, ard prices, except Tor a few pomu
bullocks, reced.d fully equal TO half cent net
per pound and the most common reni.t about the
market was, that it veIy dull. 1. certainly
much more difficult TO get prices equivalent to 10
cents pOurd cst the class Of cattle that sold for
that ast week, AID very 'ew butchers we're wiling to
pay II ceris certainly rot more, for such a. they
Scu.h freely ls.t week ct llalll cents. Ordinary
and medium quaes Of cale sold slow at 5, u, 9 and
a cents and inferior at not over cents not
round. All hoped for better luck today aud gave up
the efer a, selling yesterday some time before sun
Gown. With over t6o thousand builoeks, and most OF
them heavy, in market, the prospect certainly 10 not
aite mig tbat will find prices any better to day
than Yesterday About four hundred head came do sn
last evening by the .rem Roai and additional sup
plies weie expected from Albany and Bergen TINS
mornng. There no iact OF supply, and our statia
cG tables Of the cattle msrk, for psst year viii
lnbn surprising figures cf what We slay and eat
We desire in csliuc sttentiou to the snboiued an
Ioulc.meut, to urge the claims of 90 rJe Home
upon oil kind, and charitable per.oos The ln'tisa'
tOn e.ds a.. 1t IS not only In TIE hisoest eare q
humsre ard Chri-,ian r.ti'ution, but it can WI sp-
peal TO sll who hsvs stake IN the ~ei>re ot -'cety
spor tie ground Of utility and social pediency Lst
If lave tie means cf continuing i's good work
THr Hons toa DlseHARsfD rEsAts psisoss'sEG2t'
.rbu,or, nay y .n a. re BsCncr' Of :. !: f'ia'., ~
t-r- hi. fnd protection, Doaaiioas VII be
srs'ea' received they 'Tc H.'h soGwrcK p,..u,,
ARTISTIC PRoJEcr.-A lie .ot.d inerd sri pat cners
Of st uaued Mr.. Andrew Mount rssiing in tns
city, hss sus gested novel project Ii is to establish
in tee II gtisnds Of Navesuk sst,l-nvnt of hOuvs
for Art suo genus with srtl-ts cemetery a6i a
nor um.rt Of Shakespeare. Il wss frs, proposed 10
puch.se ne Jsy n pi- pafP-e, hut tnaf il-s
We. given ny ard daer sia selected The shore, ir
mile and tbieequ usrers, hss been purchs'si, II Is
seid and place Of unIi, sed beauty tnus secured.
RrGrLAR OK IRREGuLAR.-WA published al the
ticieis elecsc, or claimed elected oy tho VARIOUS
Repatl can Ward Associations ol NJ rcsy nest. Or
their egalaIy have rothing to ssy; that md'I oe
settled by the partes themselves the several Com-
mttees.