New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

and m some instances offered or not sell out before
night. As il was, good many cattle held on til
nearly suuiown, aud went to pasture unsol3, or
else sold to grazers All day the market was eharac-
terized as extremely dull. Those who sold out ths
first day congratulated themselves, while butchers
regretted having bought sofreely at high hSures The
figures in quotations o. prices IN tue insfke, ne
port will be found the as last week the market
being better on Tuesday and worse on "Wednesday
than it was by the last weeks report.
Mr. +. /. So,hem's theater in Halifax, the oper-
ing of which was somewhat inauspicious in ccnse-
querce of the public reluctance to recognize the hu-
mors of my Lord Dundresry, has, since the Danish
ment of that unlucky bit Of satire reganed all IL
popularity. A number Of stars have been introduced
with good success At present Mr.. W e. Gladstone
is shedding dramatic light upon the Novsscotian cap
ita and attracting la re aud brilliant audiences.
The best map Of the seat of war in Italy ye, pub
shed in this country is that of Mcssrs Root Anthony
& Co. of this city. II is inferior, however, 10 Keith
Johnston's and Wyd's English maps The various
msps issued in newspapers as, for instance that o.
Hdrpers Weekly, copied by several other publ,ca-
tons are all worthless and mislead and confuse
rather than aid the student.
from China and Africa rare and valuable collection
of idols and curiosities, which will be exhibited in
behalf of the Sunday-School Society on Friday even.
ing.
NEw-YoRK YoUSG MESS CIRIsTGtS As.ocIA-
TIoY-This Association have recently opened their
new rooms on Broadway, corner OF Twelfth street.
The reading room is well supplied with the current
newspaper ard magazine literature, both secular end
religious. and additions TO the library are constantly
being made These rooms are pleasant resort for
the young and those who desire to spend their leisure
time cannot do better than avail Themselves OF tho
advantages which this Association offers. The
young men of the city, and strangers, are welcome.
The celebration of the fifth anniversary of tho
Inst lllaton of Neptune Lodge, No. BIZ F. aud A. NJ,
comes Off at Botanic Hail. No IS East Broadway, on
Monday evening, 18th inst.
MIir.Ry.-The Eighth Regiment Washington
Grays, Col Lyons, proceed to IIjboken oday for
drll. Reemental line will be formed Seventeenth
street north side of Union square, at - O'clock Part
of the drill will be occupied in fnDg blank cartidae-
the artillery and infantry acting together
Capt. Narian's Company, the Washington Gray
Troop also organized artillery company, will on
this occasion do duty in the latter capacity.
M,soSIc-The Grand Lodge of the State Of New
York is now in session at D Id Fellows Hall in this
city, The election of Grand officers will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock.
FrSERAL or Mrs. HALsEY.-Tbe funeral of Nj.
Hasey nee Fanny Dcane took place yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, from the residence Of her brother
No. pa Vsrck street Many friends Of the family
in attendance The mother, two sisters, and three
brothers of the deceased present. Mr.. Hal-ey
was absent. The funeral service of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was read by the Rev. Dr. Morgan,
Rector of st. Thomas's Church, corner Of Broadway
and Houston street after which the corpse taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
MYSTERIOUS DISTURBANCES or DoGs.--On Mon
day the annua proclamation Of the Mayor ~ relation
TO unmuzzed dogs went into effect to the grea. de-
ght of the of merce nary boys who ready
to turn quarter in any possible manner. During
Monday and Tuesday 30 dogs, black, white, brown
and spotted, terriers mastlffs, shepherds bull dogs,
poodes ours and every other kind OF dogs, met their
fate, at the modern Gogotha in dog history, located
at the 70 1 of 18th st.. East River. great number
Of mysterious dssppearances are thus united for.
The institution known as the Dog Pound, j. barge,
twice the size Of cana boat lying at the zoo. Of the
street above mentioned, aud having, in the hold and
on deck number OF plank divisions, specially made
for the reception aud detention Of the species CAMS
faniljayis Here the dogs are tied side by side, as
they come in during the day. A tank, eight feet
square and seven in hight, occupies end Of the
covered deck, into which the dog thrown,
through trap door, one by one and drowned, two
hundred at time, by peans Of Croton pipe letting
the water in through lattice work over the top
For fifteen minutes an iudcscribable scraDibng howl
ing, yelling and roaring takes place among the IN
fortunate animals in the box, which i. accompanied
by the equally piteous noises Of the occupants II the
hold The noises at first subside, AMI, at last, the
tcrsmblir gthe does occupying the hol also becom-
ing silent but crou,hing upon the floor, relaxed and
imrnoyable as if tram fixed With fear The dead dogs
are the piled upon the dock, and left until morning.
when they carted away, and conveyed 10 Barren
Isand, BY the night soil boats of the city. Here q
number Of enterprsing, unemployed butchers attack
them, md dvest them It their SKINS, which sent
back 10 the city, and, for the first time, turned 10
us.ful account Where the meat goes we cannot cay.
The dog season lasts about three months, during
whicbsn average number of 200 daily brought in
ard disposed Of az above described.
TIE LATE STABBNG ATFRAY II JAWS sT.EET.-
The snte-mortem examination Of Charles Stuart, the
third mate of the ship Tornado, VINO was stabbed in
a GROCERY in james street on Tuesday afternoon by
Jauss Burns, one Of the hands Of the vessel, was
taken by Coroner schimer, but nothing not already
published was elected. The Jury rendered verdict
that Stuart cane to Bis injuries by being stabbed
" with knife IN the hands Of James Burns" S.uar.
lies in very critical situation. Burns l. in prison.
Patent MrpIcIsE SQUABBLE-Two pill ard
n.ts,t medicine venders named Andrew j. White