New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22


and not fes brought that price that were 4, bs:,s
b.n cs..le sod the previous week at egh cents The
reason Of the advance is fay explained 10 our m.rks
report. 1t was principally owirg to there beng no
less number Of cattle n market this week 'n'a 50.
The Inferior class of cattle were plenty and 500 o"x
less than seven cents pound, net, for some OF ~
most ordinary.
Tuy Assault UroN LADIES BY An EN-PoIlCEgis.
-Ex.Municpal Policeman William Meehsn, n.o c,n.
mit,ed an ssssut upon two ladies in Broome srsou
Tuesday evening, and from of whom ne r. 'siyeis
severe cut in the face, as reported in yesterdsy rR
rNE, was Yesterday morning conveyed before Jastea
Osborn a, the Lower Police Count, by Detective 0S.
Ger ElSer. The ladies upon whom Meehsn 'mmt,M
tie assault, Mrs. Emms Newcoub and Mrs. Sophia
Weaver made their appearance at the Court and pre-
ferred chsrges Of assault and battery against the ~
cused Mrs. Weaver, in her sfidavit, alleged tht
Meehan struck and knocked her down, and while wa
trs,e on the sidewalk kicked her several tines. An.
Newcomb alleged that Msehan pulled OF her ha. and
struck her and kicked her.
Meehan made 9 counter charge, which was enter.
tanned by the magistrate. He accused Mrs. Nswcomb
of cutting him in the face with knife, in.c,.cg
we're wound
Aid. Tuomey Chairman of tie Stump-Tsil Ss1
Milk Committee, whose appearance at the Police i.s%
quarters was noticed in Yesterdays paper, WAS aso
present at the Court, and proposed to Justice Osbcn
that Meehsn should withdraw the complain: be hN
made and that the matter should Drop
The magistrate declined entertaining the p.opoahon,
and decided to lberate Meehsn bis parole - appear
in Court on Friday when an investigation Will b. hA
on the charge made by the lsdies and the counter
charge of Meehan.
The gash on Meshans face will disfguTe him for life.
The affair created considerable excitement ard dres
large nun Der of people to the courtroom.
COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SuRGEoys.-As
meeting Of the Regents Of the University tsd hst
week, Edward Delafeld, NJ d., was sppcc'ei Pres.
idept Of the College Of Physicians and Surgeons Of ha
City of New-York, in the place of Thomas Cock,
NJ. D., resigned; and Edward l.. Beadle NJ. D., was
appointed Vice. President in place of Dr. Des6ed ap.
pointed President.
Row AMONG The SHoULDER-IIIrTERs.-M X
O'Clock yesterday morning, q fight occurred In the
Congress Hail liquor saloon, No. 4i2 Broai~,y b.
tween Jim Turner, of the Pooe-murder no.0riety
ard James Cu,ick, another professed pugist. Daring
the alteration blows freely exchanged TIE par.
ties finally elected from the saloon into tas street,
when the renconter was resumed for short tine An
sfrghted policeman seeing the crowd of spsc'aor Q.
distance, gathered at the of the fg :, c,m-
mepced sounding an alarm rap, which gave the bslss-
rents ample time to make their escape.
FUNERAL OF ALDERMAN MICHAEL MuRRAY.-A-
demsn Michael Murray of the First Ward, wlo died
on Monday last, was inferred yesterday afternoon in
Calvary Cemetery with considerable show Long BE-
fore clock the neigbborhood Of his late resdercs,
No. IL Rector street, was crowded with men and
women, principally natives of the Emerald Iss About
q o'clock the funeral procession formed on Greenwich
street, and moved to st. Peters Church, Barclay
street, in the following order
Lady Washington Hoe Company No. 40 lo' which
the deceased was an exempt member; Warrington
Engine Company No. 20; Franklin IIoee Comp.sy No.
IL; twelve carriages containing city ofEciss .nd int'
mate friends Of the deceased; Nike Burns Ggs,d lof
which the deceased was CsptsD) each member Of the
Company wearing a badge upon which was printed,
ITO the memory of departed worth" hsef-s, con.
tanning the of the deceased drawn bsy
horses, followed by nnety.fve carriages, fled with
relstves, friends and city officials.
On reaching st. Peters Church the eoifiu v.s GOV.
cred with pal and placed in the middle ss,s during
the religious sxeIcises and as soon az order yss OBJ
taned the Rev. Mr.. Quinn remarked ths.. for tho
qualification Of the friends of the deceased b. would
state that on Sunday morning as he was c.ei to st.
tend the deceased, who then sensible bu, suffer-
ing much; that he then msde confession to bin the
pnsstl, who accordingly proceeded to administer ths
sacrament to Mr.. Murray, but in consequence Of the
nature of the illness with which hs WAS sfl c.sd
Icholea the deceased wss unable fully 10 reesiye the
sacrsmept The priest, after suding eulog..icslyso
the general character Of the deceased and the eetes
in which he was held by his friends and scqu. a.snc,
proceeded with the funeral services accordisg 70 hs
rites Of the Roman Catholic Church. at the Close Of
which the line Of procession reforme3 In the of'
der as beffre, and left for Calvary Cemetery.
The eofin was made Of rosewood and fnis-sd with
heavy silver mountngs snd center plate. U5op tss
latter was inscrbed Michael Murray. died July I9,
1888, aged % years and 10 months
TIE CASE % JESSE DoEs.-Ws have received fof
his case and previously acknowledged, 81 -. Re
ceived srce, Thaddeus Hyatt & Bro. g.; c. G1dffsy
Gunther, - Putnam, g.; Cash, -.
lHE BOGUS REPoRTER RAG,IS.-Iiowsrd the bogus
reporter a. turned up sgan. He bas been represent
Irg himself to be reporter Of The TRrByyE aEd has
borrowed motey Of policemen rather generally in the
lower part the city and just now is yesprg bount-
iui harvest by attending Sunday School srcurssoss'
lie mere hnds an excellent opportunity to eIsrci's m
profession OF pickpocket in which character his pof.
trst was yesterday placed as No. 2Js in 'the Rogaer
GALLERY" He may be known by very prominent
under jaw, and by ncesasnt desire 10 borrow mercy
IN small amounts, anything which hs can pawn.
He generally makes marks, which he passes of for
shsrthani TO satisfy people that he Is reporter He
cannot write st all. .t. go