New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10


,r grade scaa no, get any offer u, all. The extreme
prcc~ wcro sstplc y n, net, and plenty of buoeks
scaas k,r fair retail market beef could be bought at
,>. ,nlx eoniyacu, 10 Sc. for the meat, the buyer
n.sllO. ,hc hide, fat and oial The prices a, which
ANAL esiilr could be bought NJ sundewn last evening
vsnrc nar>cl, above the rates the farm, losing All
tAe exrensc o transportation. Several hundred lett
ever nnsd viii ~ into the supply next week, so that
any les han wcrc offered this week will be required
AMI even with small supply drOvers need not antic-
rate any gvcs, advance
Tsx rorIrRY MARKEr-This city has never,
pr,AShly, al So early "a day in Autumn, been more
shan.lAn,y supplied with poultry, and ut such very
Law, rr;crs than il is now. We call the attention of
hsh psineers and consumers to report of Whole
sale Irices Of Farm Produce" where they will see
~ what rSscs poultry. both alive and dead is quoted
And We advise all who can, TO take walk among the
wA<acSale commission dealers, early in the morning,
sfsAcY N isA 10 see sights worth seeing Some of the
,.r establishments will be found in the Erie block,
h.tw,.s Hoade and puaue, and West and Washing
,on s,rrcts. Then 90 down Washington street to the
Arss and through that, and if not then satisfied that
this country is prOuc;iven this article of human food,
ou nav ors ovcrto Fulton market and also look into
svcsy moa, shop and grocery in the city, for in
all az th~se places Won whfnd chickens, ducks geese
SnS tarkeVs In great abundance, and so cheap that
tNe r-soe Of butchers meats has been materially
SFestea Ii the stock continues 10 increase, as II
p..snv DOES. IN 90 the week of Thanksgiving" we
sAs rrohahly see such sights Of poultry as we have
never seu before. And il viii all find purchasers,
tAourh We must sdvse country friends that they
csnaos expect very high prices
Dr. Sndder gives the second of his entertaining lee
tures on India this evening, at the Cooper Institute
typographical error occurred in the advertisement of
Yesterday II should have read, The Athletes and
JuSSlers Of HIndosian."
The Cooper Institute is 80 crowded with pupils that
: obliged to advertise in another part of this paper,
fcr four additional teachers. This is good sign.
COMMISSIONERS OF ENeRATIoS.-This Board met
Yesterday afternoon al Castle Garden, President Yer
psAnek in the chair, and quorum present. During
he nsss week there have been S4 arrivals and So 2l4
received for Communication Of emgrants. Number of in
rS.es IN the institution 732. Balance of Communication
Fund in bank, $500 Is.
ErcrsY CoxMIssIoSKRs.-The Board granted two
Esenes The meeting yesterday. Thus far about 100
licenses have been granted. The Board will have
seven more meetings before closing its annual bust
ness.
SALE or THE MoSSoT STUD.-Tbe announcement
N Monday paper that the sale of Mr.. Monnots spen
id stud would be held at Tattersalis was mistake.
Ewil be held at l0I a. IN. on Monday, Nov. Ia, at
CAson Point Westehes;er County, on the East River
- miles from this city. The catalogue embraces %
.Iuo-ouxbhrcd and grades and beifers, several
s,Aers woke Of working oxen, IL booded horses and
a trottine horses. For Logan, of the thorough
b-sa, Mr. Monnot has been offered 81 900. He If by
oported Justice out of Betsy Ransom, r, and she by
;mported Pram, ont Of Betsy Ransom. Rube, another
Thoroughbred was also sired by Trustee and is wei
lovr ss four-nile runner OF the trotting horses,
10 s~ elsied 10 have made better than three minutes
lime The place Of sale may be reached by taking the
Harlem cars to Fordham and bugges thence to Clason
Point
TEE Russ PAvENEST.-Workmen are engaged in
taking up the blocks of granite composing the Russ
psvemen, in Broadway, between Reade and Duane
yeA which are being broken into smaller sections,
PREPARATORY to relayng on principle somewhat SIM
liar to the Belgian pavement, to render the surface
adapted TO a more secure footing for horses.
THy DyATTaoY BLUN.-Smultaneously with the
centenary celebration Of Schlers birthday, number
Of Socialists held meeting Wednesday, at<he So
cial Reform Hail. in Grand street, TO commemorate the
death Of Robert Blum. Blum put to death, it will
be remembered in 1915 at Vienna, by being shot, for
having participated in the instruction, while ne was
sent there on mission from the German Parliament
at Frankfort. Some very revolutionary addresses
were made by several European exles and Red Re-
pablicans.
TIE CENTRAL PARK.-Now that this beautiful park
improved be desirable promenade for citizens and
snyer. that every oity should be furnished
70 enable who wish visit and enjoy fs beauties TO do
small Of time, effort and money To accomplish IT,
following proposed available schemes lie, the track of
the SfIsyenDe Railroad which terminates at Fyninh
street. mile below the RAnb be continued along that street to
the Fh avenue and thence that to the entrance othe
RSmbe In the let tracks from the Fourth Third
and Second be laid through streets nearest the same en-
and Of all the tracks Let the Corpora
grant the sbOvespec6ed privileges only the city treasury
being paid just annual compensation by each and every railroad
company thus benefited A. they win have monopoly IL but
just they should pay for It, In this family OF four la
dies can 40 the beautiful RaHbe at an expense
whereas the livery keepers demand iof te
s.p. s.ry,e. from "a 10 "a LADY.
PROBABLE MURDER. on Board THE Z. s STEAM
FRIeATE BRoOKLYN.-Charles &. Cooper, ships cor
pora board the Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday
morning at the Quarantine dock, for having caused the
death OF George Ritter, ordinary seaman Of the same
ship According 10 the testimony elected, IT appears
thai Ritter was under the influence OF liquor aud
guilty of some misdemeaner, when he was maracled
by Cooper dragged roughly down the gangway ana
on reaching the ships prison, gagged; a very
abort time afterward-indeed, before the surgeon
reached him--he was discovered 20 be dead. post
mortem examination of the deceased was made by
DIS Walser Richardson and Gum, when 1t was DIS
covered that the face and neck Were much swollen and
;seolored and the mouth and sides of the face cut
int, NV The cord attached 70 the gag. The brain and