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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12
]. & @. MENDEL,
IA Main nIrcrs, wheeIIns, Va,

No.fG4 MuIn NIFort, wheeling, Va,
TTAyE lust received their large sp endId sF Ing
stock CARPETS. consisting in part Of Rich Velvet,
Brussels Tapestry, Ingram, &c br1ets, Rugs Mats,
Mating and Oil cloths.
descriptions manufactured F themselves, OF TIE best mate
raj AMI bv the pisletl Wortnru;
Glasses Carried and Feather Beds Mattresses, Win
doW-SIades, Binds Curtains, Dara1sks, sc.
We beg leave call the attentIon o. tr pubic 70
feature busress, nd that = ef furnish Families,
Hotels and steaaboats with thing
line aud ne are DE only city prepared
80, will loH any house IN the West lHhls7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

,A'S0urnrRS paper calls Pietolomini "incom-
parably themost faciuuting being upon the stage
We everbeheld. Shells a sweet, gushing thing,
no instake--''its pity she drinks, :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

Tnt Boston Shoe d Leather Exporter reports
no naterinl change in the market The New
England trade has opened iavOrably.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

J. W. GALLEY, Esq,, editor of the Evansville
aurora, we noticedsin town, yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

IT has always been the position Of statesmen
from the. South, that the Constitution carried
Slavery iato the common Territories. JFasi-
ington Jaios.
The writings Of Washington, of Jefferson, and
of Madison, the speeches OF Patrick Henry, tie
action Of Monroe. of jackson, Of Benton, aud
of Clay, would seem to indicate a ,IiITerent con.
clnsion. Southerners though they were, they
held the Constitution carried with it Freedom.
But then the Union probably does not admit
that any Of these were ''statrsmen."-.iB aRy
Jcpra0L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12
ALFRED HUGHES, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

OFPIcR and residence atthe Of Quincy and Fourth
~ streets, below the First Presbyterian Church.
OFTcE IoUEs Morning, to e. Moor, to o. FVsn-
Ing, to 8. Id
As have by been grossly efranded, and In order
to myself in the failure, propose to bestFicy
erued ~, and those whom 10 comply WITH the fol-
lowing rel1isitionE:
For each and visit made and medicine dsPensedy
either be paid for the time, else card which
have prepared for that purpose be passed to
knowledg cement or the
once advice medicine be strictly governed BY the
rule.
And for the purpose putting forever
thousand and ridiculous my CHARGES
that alimay and know for themselves, herewith
What has and stiI Is. my bill OF prices;
For single visit day IS cents-uei-ne 20 cents, which
leo. For visits day 56c-medene 25s,
which is IJc. Night visits when Called after 10 o'clock
be charged extra Once advice and medicine 6Oc and
Wars, the OF the be- Visits the
country In proportion distance ObstetreaI
% to $40. Famlss attended rs the year according
agreement. rhfC-fydEtulm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

DYvirtus Of a Deed Of Trust from David Mob lar and
ID his wife bearing date the 18th day OF
October 1851, and duly recorded in Oho County Court
Clerks Onre shal, Saturday tie 1874 day 81 My,
1859 bsees kie hours O'Clock A. ". dd IL o'clock
", At Gsf0 door Of tie curt House o' ono eouHty
public auction highest and best bidder, the
foowing properly say part fraction Of the
lot numbered 1853 Situated the West side Of ChaPune
street, part the city Of Wheeling Ohio county
Virginia, laid OF by William Chapine and John Eo- and
follows, yEbe ginning NJ Andrew Whites LIZ
t1e West ChapuC street, thirty feet from th-
OF alley, thence North thysx feet TO the lo
numbered 1884, With the line q said lnt numbered
hundred AMI twenty-five feet 10 alley,
said alley South feet said Andrew
Whites line and thence with said line East hundred
twenty-five feet TO the beginning
SALz-One-third OF the purchase money TO be
paid cash; the LIST day Of November ls09
and one-thrd tie LIST day Of November, 1862 with in
the deferred instalmeLts from the day OF SALE
the title TO be retained until the whole OF the purchase
money shall have been fully paid
Selling Trustee shall convey to the purchaser only
such title ) vested by said deed OF trust
GEO. wIcKHAM. Auetioneer npis-td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

'TaE Louisville merchants think the business
of that city is better by thirty-three per cent.
than it has been for firly years past
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

y Cincinnati shOpkeeper advertises ''ladies'
CATERS that are mnch admired BY genlemen.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

Tun RlGnr OF VislrArIoS.-C4s construed 5y
n EIds, OF BlooElS5ttTy square, toAo kRoTs moth.
ing trhateBcr aJoHt potitie&)-No lady or gen.
tlcman should think of paying visit early in
the morning. as tho chances nre the ladies are
not up, or scarcely recovered from the fntigue5
of the previous evening, or too nnnerved TO be
visible. "a. B.-None but tradesmen call the
first thing in the morningl Ifthe young ladies
whom you are visiting should have their bon
nets on, your good sense should tell you not
to stop two or three hours, as you should con-
clude that, being dressed, they are naturally
anxious TO go out If you are accidentally
shown into wrong room, good maners should
teach You not to take any notice of any
articles OF wearing apparel that may be scat
tered about the place, for the industrious pur-
pose Of being inended If there is smell of
roast mutton steaming through the house at
two or three o'clock, you should believe the
repI esentation. that is made TO you BY the
mamma, that it is hot luncheon, and not jump
to the conclusion that the family are dining at
J vulgar hour. If you call and find the young
lady of tho house busily engaged in tallSinG
nestly to handsome gentleman in the conser-
vatory, or whispering lowly in recess, or look
ing contidentially out of window together, you
should take the hint, and rightly consider that
you are one too many, by retiring as speedily
as possible. Ii you have the right of visiting,
you should tutor yourself to believe what the
servant tells You, and not put suspicious con-
structions upon his answers, by secretly believ-
ing that the family is in when he fatty tellsyo
that they are all "out." -f3
If You are always denied admission, your
vanity should not blind you to the fact that it is
highly probable that you may not be an especial
iavorite with the fair inmates of that establish.
ment, and you should refrain, in delicncy to
them, as well as out of respect to yourself from
calling there agar. You are not justified in
carrying the right of visitation to the extent of
n persecution, If there are children in the
room, politeness should prompt you (be you
bachelor or noD to take some little notice of
them. II you call some five or ten minutes
take it as nm ntfront because you are not invited
to remain and partake of it. Paacbs Pocket
Book for 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

MEssRs. swEENrY, Woods and Paxton all three,
refuse. TO go to the Legislature next winter. See
their cards
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

Tag Benicia Boy is about to retire from the
ring and open public house. Porter's Spirit
says of the last set to between the Boy and
Morrissey:-"rhe countcring was magnificent,
and the agility and quickneSs displayed on eth
er side was said to be unparalleled in the case
of such big ones as Heenanand Morrissey are.
They made their ereunt amidst such hurri-
cane of enthusiasm only fifteen hundred
strong men, with sound lungs, know how to
get up"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

Avery pithy item was brought by the steamer
Indian Empire at Portland. THAT the Sepoys
teere generally streiag.p GomGortuble for Great
Britain, but probably otherwise for the sepOys
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
\ SUNNI ER ANTENIENT.

l- SUNNI Err ARSANCTE EN-. .
ON after Monday the 1lt April 1872 the Passenger
~ Trains viii be run daily as follows:
Pirsfhe Great Southwestern, st. Louis, Cincinnati, CO.
umbus, Wheeling, Denwood, Baltimore ami Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at lit0 A. NJ, arriving
in baltimore $50 A NJ, connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities. Returning, leaves Baltimore
p NJ, arriving BenWood s:l6 aud Wheeling at
$50 A. NJ connecting with the Western Southeastern
and Northwestern Express. This train only for meals
aud supplying engine with fuel and water. -s..
Second-rhe Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago St. Louis
Indianapolis. Dayton, CneinnAt Ceurabus, Wheeling
enWooa, Baltimore and Washington CITY departs
daily except Saturday at i5 p 81 and arrives at Baiti
r. NJ, connecting with the trains for the EastsEn
and Southern cities R-urning, leaves Baltimore at I2J
A. NJ and arriving BenwOod at 1o0 and WrelnF at $50
A. NJ This stops all regular strtions East OF Cam
beTlAnd.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted T:35 A. NJ, hrrvini
In Cumberland 6;S5 NJ RetufnnE Cumberland
sl0 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling at 6in +. II. This
train stops at all stations J. b. FORD, Agent
". p. SNITH, Master Of Transportation.
L, n. COLz, GEM Ticket Agent np12
Notice ExkraoYdinarvI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

mated the whole diihcnILy. boarderS, take
warning! Pay up.
Fl,oN published statement of the exports
and Imports of New York, we take the following,
hy which it win be seen that the excess of inn
ports running up TO higher figure than
ever
Ksea ,SS sSsss E .sss f ssl fssr'
S S.ssd s5 hssSss si IS
JunGr READ, of the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court has decided that IAN orphan is a father
less child" This is in opposition to the Dirco.
tors of the Girard College who had refused
admission into their institution of boy whose
mother Was living.
..AccoRDING to the Cincinnati Gazette, Stra-
kosch pays his opera folks quite ltberally.-
Colson gets two thousand dollars month; De
%ilhorst sixteen hundred; Parodi fifteen hun
dred; Brignoli fifteen hundred; AmodiO one
thousand; Junca eight hundred.
Is ST Louis, last week, Teresa Busner, a
Swiss girl seventeen years of age, murdered her
newly born infant, by cutting its threat She
stated that she bad been seduced by IL ball room
partner while living in Chicago, and that her
seduceT had recently died. She was committed
10 prison. ---.S.4-
A Washington letter writer says that so great
is,the number of reporters in the court room
where the SiclSlCs trial is progressing, that the
scratching of their pens sounds like the song of
u swarm of katy-ids.
), --''. -
ns @,. " AID pthyiS,' ae'i"es Tue purGens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
(NINCINSATI PURE WHITE LEAD,
- Red Lead, Gum Shellae, and Litheragt;
Green and yellow Chromes;
Rose, Pink, and American NeruiiIOn;
Copal and Coach VaTnishes;
Paint and WhIteERsl brushes; .i.s
Linseed oil aud Turpentiue;
Shoulder Braces anc 7russes;
Ayers Cherry Psetoral and Cathartie Pills;
Hau PtOn's Vegetable Tincturr; ~ at.
Boerhays's iIOnand BitteFs, KIett'a pluns;
Ranford's Liver InYisOratoI;
Cloth, Hair, Nah, Flesh Tooth Brashes=
BreDtlineer's SaTsaparfIla and Dandelion; III
Prescriptions prepared at all hours bv
app REED ( KRAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL l2, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28
NARRIE ID.

COLFS-CAPF-On Tl,siay, Aprl y BY ne ~ ~ No'
Bara g. Cole, 20 Kate T.. daughter Z" JoAn > 'SFr' 81
t.vEyScE-GRiFPlN-Ou Sunday evening. App. ~, a. -"
r.ia,nr. a n, brides aunt BY thr Rev 81 Sei, M
J. Lawrence Of this cir. Mis- A "a t'f nc o. tn'nS
NILIyR-KFlTH- Oa Monisy evening" Apnl ls b, Jan'v'
W.,ff.l ..o Mr. Rbe-- Mi.e-,i N-s; Liberty, l3wa e
Mis-. Am iNsa daughter u Al-.d, H-.th, e. q Caro-.
County. Ohio.
NICuols-R,RNUN-inIti. s or Mordsy, Ap-i = ,, n"
R,v e. Gordon. Eis4r Nichols oi NeHi or .' IAN y
Ktuum u The former place.
oDytI- SEYNOVR-A -. yllu'. Ca1rrh, fcnken.. on
N,ia..dsy Apri r. BY 'a- Be-. Das!gs brT-f n - 81 >
Pr, Church NJ. Js0ob Of . o. Nil >A-sh H. : stao-
xot,s,- dz .h..r VI W iAs4 " Syu4'lr at - i'lk"~
epTIUAIS- BOCkFS-oz Apfi4 by - k-' n
80 a, :, Msthew's Church. Pki.2 RoLsA-s - M hI
80. Bocsen. both 81 hi. cry.
sxrtyp SCOTIA, the =, Si-ho,as wean-siAy, Apr
"a bV th. R-s T. ssclye. Dr. r. T. >e-@ys q 1.r''uh'
Ohio 20 Nj. =. r SNcSt q hi. ctr.
u,ryFR-STLSOS-Ou Monday eveoius, Apr -. ~ a-
~, lam. Mill. ls-sLss'- O ihe eiidr. t>-' w
u.ay ,ixst 70 ~. asgs Aesx Ns.S's, S. VI '3s al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28
DIED..
OK ARCHYR-A

ARCHFR-At Hotokrn on Wednesday no-uir; April = u
IT, f,1. q III family invited TO stud tn fan,T1
Thursday sy,L.ls 1clOs. ym tb- house y
70 IIyrE psce. without further invitation Tie remains -"
b. ,Aku to Wiz, Plil Friday aioraiEs r. iriermeai
ALOESES-A' American. Netherlands. Friday, April l.
H.Lork Aaf-r brutnsr q Solomon Alfeu Of JeF-y Cry
RCGERT-On Tsrly, April .. sn~f very brirf il.u-s
Aug. uif- Il Jan " s,r-. IN = her
T. ls'.y-. sud -Hd. ~ family Et.r Sth th-- { Der
str L'uUd RsoaTa.on esl and bsr fa;h-r-Ha~ Pr;ri
IT. n The residence u ia- gr No is NJ D5uc.I street
Ttu~isy shsroon til th inst a. ooes without further
Invitation.
COCHRAE-A, sus sor suddenly, Midday evening April
-, JlH,. y. CNciTuu 4 n city, sged = yfar
Thomas Coirun are invited Arrf tis flL-ra fruH the
s.crd Pre-tyt, Church DIR Lardl corner q Clint
ard Fuou ''n''s BTchyu, o. Iha''eay afternoon At }
o'c.o,s precisely.
COBB - On Monday April q. e, ssybrook Coma. Emm,
khfcs.. ~,fe Of Oliver I, Do. sgsd o. ycan
DESEIsoH-on Tuesday, April ~ M..s Jane IL Dena'on'
DIANA No zoe Christopher street OF Tae.dsy morHiur
Apr q, ARR, long lingering nrss, jean Dean -s-d
DINGLER-At tie corner Of Su.h Eighth ard c l- streets
Jy Cry, after yus ana severe Illness HAN Dasisf IL
Enthusiastically At Bersen y. J.. Wednesday. Ap y
Frame Ara. wife Of }. J. Franks
Notice tie fun, raj all be given tornorrow' Pape'
HULL-Ou hoBosy evening Apnl 2 his residence in tAis
CITY. A. O, rslG Hull NJ D., N We +-h year Z ais age
Tt funeral nil tsss p.oe az Csyery ChnTch a 'epne or
ThUySsy tie 9Th INST - ociob IN Toe men Der. 81
f9ily invited TO su.nd.
fv,I. Nj Henry M4eE,y ssed 81 ycar, months and p
dsys
HI. will be taken Milton Ulster County n Y, for
ut-THsL-
JONFS-Iu Brooklyn. Tuesday morning April D. sfer
uts Which she VITA CHris'ian Irtildr, Mrs
Hsunsh JoL. relic Of ihr late Richard Jones. ia the 9th year
MINER-Ai No It5 Elizabeth street, James ws.hnF'oa Miner
# ThOuss ard Hts-e Miner aged yea moua' and
dsys.
PIKRYMAN-A No "A Thomas street, Monday April IS
C.tLf L. P.iryusu. H. b. STU wear If her az.
QUACkINbU>H-Ou Tuszfny, April ~ " le tvereit' sop
D. Quarkublsh and grandson Of Benjamin
QutckIbusb. eco, Ag'd ID ulthtbs
IT, ,d. 4 the family respectfully invited 20
trd tis funeral Tnurdsy sfsucn AZ O'clock from the
rcsidsuce u Ia parents No 80 Barrow street.
RlCHhONDAt MauAaaHs lie, On Tuesday night, Apnl %,
Tb,uss A Rohmond. aged ~ yesr..
Ti n raj :. r, c.. will b. held 81 Michael. Church Bloom
inseale on Thursday April g. ocock The friends
fsnly respectfully invited 70 attend without further
notice
ST RGEOS-A NJ Cottage row Prince street Brooklyn
T.-usy Apn o. Rob Moore Surgeon late Of the Town Of
Ca,sI. l. lsud, aged 10 years 49,
TGnFkikS-lB hewar. y j. on Tucsisy morning Apri 2.
H.. AuIa daugt'srI Howard and Catherine Timpsns'
u:rG yrars, month and p day.
UNDERVOOD-At No al F sveuue 90 Tur-isy, Aprh =,
Bic. Bhods wife Of Cornelius Underwood, II the I'D
yosr Of her gge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28
THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

or NFw-YORk BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND Al
EANI-RgPuRIED MEkLLf E&PSEs,LN foE THE NV
NosE TsitrNr sra Vrntsd IN th- DAs W-sY, md ; mi
W. Ky edrirus FJ psr-curs u tho Msrtet ~ Wv 90
az Safh,rrd zach wrek fnu careful rs2 Ob.rys'i a. hy
sOLON ROBINSON whos= long eNrvruc- exclusively de-
wed IHE rSIBtSE, renders these Pfs uEfi'alrc "
vslu- % readers.
STAINING INFORMATION lsoUT C,TTLy xsSsgr>.
HrIyEs-TEe nsrkrt plcr ~ brrt Cai i IL Forty
G.utL stree. b-f~,-u ufh sud tfh sN~uu-s Tue ga
Ias. "Wednesday houxh The market op-ns On Tue
dsy Tie b-r ID these IN Ss was ~ rs >sle-
,o 81. here uTou other csy.. sni ala B.Esn and N
brsu street sud yh The TOTAL number old m N
rssi Of 10 . y bead Th- sai,s,s, herr sy
h. roaud ~ he WEIGHT II beef A. Boston The hide AID a.
~ eua,ec TIE weight here j. generally guessed a., sn
ycfs txrd a. Rucl pr he'd; that T. halNh VII nr
~ Of b,,f IN tie quarter. sid tha quality ~vh ne q %
he . odd IL So Market charges un I'll euI9cas soh ar Il
c-i 3 zach. lay led Is charged 81 - 30
Nsai CALyEs sold y u, live weight.
MiLCH vary IN price VIII beef Poor toW- Eel % Al
,r,r,r :, Ion ga So: tnrdun ones sbjd 50;
i6j; nae unes, +TJfsleo Cows 4Hd .ai'vs ar
sat O. a. the uaIkrt Elsces
sUEyP AID LNBs sud the MARI pl,re in Forty touTth
IN k street between Scoud sud rhird nIrs SID
M Rbu-u street near the Hudson River mostly by sheep
b o.. on g, umis.ou q hcsd ana ysriaS' t9
c.f'. sd The prices which al - brad sold ~ 1885
s.uersly ranged from r5to ~
snSE an neatly al sold by the pound live weight The
s.t. 10 81 ns D. Their market places f
Hogs ftud Up rNp-us-, and VIII al ssbr convent
,tr, IL, Hudson yrr st. a. tue lot II Thirty seventh
,tr,.t and Aertol's Western Yards AZ 90" rt ~
F'7ri.h s--fe The market charS For ylFias ce1t
each Ching ceLt each brokers' commission Tor selling,
tosT.sArIvr T.stx IF TIE receipts # lHiaoi, toy Ms ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

Harlem Railroad, llials; Hudson River Railroad,
3Ila3li. Reading Railroad, 81 e5li; Michigan
Central Railroad, 5i c5lI; Michigan Srthern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, liz 9lii Michigan
:, uthern ard Mort IN Indiana Railroad, Preferred
3.!a34,; Panama Railroad y, a lZ3 Illinoi. Cen
trail Railroad. g. & /, Gaena ann Chicago Railroad,
G.. dej; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, ~ 70;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, SET Gl; Illinois
Central cent Bond, 1879. sSi ess. Pacific NAL
Steamship Company, = eS!.
There Is nothing doing in Exchange clay. and
rutes are nominal Sterling 100. l0i. Francs, SIS
aj.lli.
Frriglts To Liverpool, 40 bale- Cotton steamer.
at d. 30 tcs Beef at s., = steamer; ecO bb!'.
Resin at L.. 3D.. 3 tuns ClOyer-seed a, L.. oil To
London geo bbls. Rosin at p. 2 "a rs; loo to-.
Beef at 3-. Cd; ) tuus WhGiebone at 3-i6i.' 9,W1
heavy Stave. at 7Cs. 100 gals oil t2.s. To Gias
cow 80 to- Beef at 3d. 6I - tun- Fustc al l- Oh.
2OC bx- Cheese at De. To Havre, 5000 lb Whale
bone at ic. brig to Seville with Slaves, and back
f.on. Cadiz on private terms. vessel to Bordeaux
with heavy Slaves ct AL, and one to NarseilleS with
light Pipe Slaves at 81. vessel Of l25 tuns from
.Jackmau 10 st. Domingo, az q 100
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
$2i9,3 i4 g7-for Customs $4,000 Payments, sl'j,-
20 o.; Balance, s6,77s,9Sl s..
The earnings of the Galcna and Chicago Union
Railroad, for the week ending April -, are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

.. The uufr ish.d portion of the Mississippi Central
Il I'd about T. mile between Cofe-yillc and Duran,
pr, mse. to BE- completed IT early day, conirsci
having beer entered rto b~iween parties fully author
izod to rush forward the vork and hash II By the 1T
If December next. The coJtfartors learn, arr not
only ucu of energy bu, have ample means 1t com
u ard aud We may uow speak vth certainty Of the
cate at which readers may expect to through
ira!rs uuyIug from NcS-OreaEs To- Jackson, Ienn
The contractors viii immediately Pct large force on
tie read. ard it would not surpr" H. To hear that
ilry cuu.d and would complete thrE contract some
weeks before the trst Of December aeXi. as the d.
motors adc il to their interest to dothe work u early
~ nt--ihle."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

1t will be perceived at glance that We have ma
teIay reduced the quotations Of last week. but the
true state Of the market cannot be fully understood
by any one not present. We will try 10 make II a.
clearly understood possible. In The first place, we
needed a larger supply this week than last but We
did not need 80 more. This alone u sufficient TO
reduce prices. But there other circums ances.
Tie market opened Tuesday with 2iH! cattle IN the
yard- and everybody having cattle to sell, knew very
well that there were 600 head On M Albany boat,
stuck Cd the oyerslaugh which would be IN today IA
tine for .ale and believed that about 80 more
would come in by ears making over 1000 head, many
# them heavy bulocks. This knowledge had sort
If panic influence upon the owners, when buyers
were not slow in discovering, and 30 all the
afternoon, Tuesday WAS sort vi game
If brsg, 20 zee which party would outwt the other
Some Of the brokers and Western drovers were
,hrrwd accept the bert bdr 10 be had, and
let The ga, r. run while others held o. IN hopes To-
day would be- better. great number oi cattle, too,
were in the hands Of Spectators, bought at Buffalo,
Albany Bergen, and here, Al prices that would not
b. ar the general decline without heavy losses. Such
held on in sort II desperation of hope hope that
this day has not realized.
TUESDAY was a fine, pleasant day ending with
slight rain, which continued through the night and
til lear noon to-day Pleasant too, was for sellers,
CONF pared with to-day. Many of them declare that
thy cnruot get much by T. to q head a. yester-
dav. our opinion j., that between asst week and
til. there is full that difference.
The greatest difference j. upon the over grades ct
CATH, though Of the extra fine bullocks won't
sell at all that IT, at any price the owners will aecrPt
and will b. held over. IL long time since We have
seen n. mary unsold Cattle in the yard at noon A. "e
found to-day. Ii oil are .oi il will be- in some ear,
at lo.- # 40 head Thr number from this Stat"
II will he .ren j. large. The bilk Of these are LIS
'ii.r-v-frd csitl-; vet there good many home
ted large portion of which heavy Oxen. Their"
are alec good many heavy Oxen from the We-i.
Ahog-t her IL. average weight i higher than u-ua
90 thu. thu quantity 81 b--fr very large IL = "r
e.ti,G. 20 can the average weight Oi the 3JlU hrni
,hi. week u cv;., which would make .o,32J n u
beef This. al iGe., would make the sales OF taiii"
this week $163 ia pretty sum for beef for one
| week ard that al runou. low price
Fortunately for Illinois droyer. stock il transported
from Chicago wonderfully low igurrs. kegu-
| lar shipments a, IS 20 bead and competing roasis
| Offering still lower.
| FIss1 DkoyEs oytE TIE For WAIST Ro,D.-S.
| n. Baker [. On hasi this week With several Avrss,
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Law LNTELLIG ENCE.

COURT OF OYER AID TRRMINER-APRL H.-Before
Judge DAVIES.
CONVICTION oF JOHN PFoRaER FOR mASsLAUGHTHR.
In the case of John Pformer who was tried on Tues
day for manslauglter in causing the death of John
Sturges the Jury, after remaining out . hours re-
turned with q verdict of sAssLAuGHrkR IN 1HE SEC
oNp DEGREE lie was remanded for sentence.
When the Court opened in the morning some thirty
Jurors were fined $25 each for nona,tendsnce. Con-
siderable discussion took place pcsponing cases,
ard the cases Of Glass and Loitus, indicted for the
murder of VIM. Decker, were set down Tor next Mon
dnv. The case of Bernard Spruce indicted for
ceiving stolen goods, sent back to the Court OF
General Sessions. Ex-Judge Stuart was assigned as
counsel for John and Ellen Lynch, indicted for the man
slaughter of VIM. +. Baker. Adjourned to Thursday
mo rniug at 10 o'clock.