New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20

IN the sir fer mos, Of the oSy, and toe suns rays
.er entirely sau, out by thick shield Of dCl, gray
CLOUDS.
Bulls Rs.D.-Yeste7jay. for July day, was
cool a. d comfortable one. IL IN great contrast
with week ago. Il wa, 20 "a a. TIE weather
could affect II, Just such day ss droves would
selec, for good ma ket aud the most OF tlem prob
ably Anticipated that it would be 20. Bsore uoen
however, that opinion was not prevalent one.
duer operir. 70 the market we have seldom ssen.
There not two bundled of the three thousand
cattle reported for sac sold when tue gong sounded
for dinner; and, Tor the few sold. the puc- obtained
was no, as good a, lat week Our frst.clsSs retsl
market butchers .orsa,d very sparsely, sui APP
pMen'ly tily determined not to pay over ten cents
net pound Tor tee very bes' c,ttic in market. At
thi. rate the brokers uuw Ing 20 sell and held
on for about half cent hgae, but still silling to
eel at less than they Did lasi week. I'll the after
noon there was a general feeling Ct despondency on
the part Of owners, who seemed TO be aware that the
beef market must down snd n its fall the pres
ent owners of cattle must lose money In the after
part If the day there little more lie 10 the mar
ket and some Of the butchers came to the brokers'
terms sJd paid lclc. pound net for the best but
the pooreit sold very slow and at what owners call
light wei. his at &c. sc. y 10, and some, perhaps,
still less while very fair steers for retail market beef
could be had al SIC. a 9c. There is full supply on
hand for the market to-day.
JoSrss WooD MAMMOTH Musical FEsTWAL.-In
spite of the threatening appearance of tae heavens
there was q reasonable Attendance here yesterday
Tie Music and all the other amusements were patron
lied with gusto that SAYS much for the nationally
cheap price Of TIE entertainment, and although the
dampness of the evening prevented the display OF the
fireworks the public Quilted the grounds ccnten'ed
with the amusements provided which were unnter-
ruptedly continued from / urtiI 81 O'Clock.
TELEGRAPH TO LAKE MAHoPAC.-New-iorkers
whose families usually spend the Summer season at
Lake Mabopac will doubtless be g!ad to learn that
line Of telegraph has just been completed between
this city ADD the above raned place. Tbls new iacl
ity of communication will prove great accommoda-
ton to visitors a, the Lake during the Sumner sea-
son. The New-York Offices are a.No 81 Wall street,
and Harlem Ralroaf Depot, corner of Fourth avenue
and Twerty-sSth street.
THE FARE TO H,RLEN.-We have received the fol-
loving note which we print aud answer tortoe beue-
fl Of the community ia general as we'll as TIE writer:
10 the Edifo, Of Thea. L. Tibuas -
SIR: In article On the extension oi the Ihri Av,
enut Raj Harlem in your paper today was stated
,ps, the that place only cents Having
had ths locality last -v-uius took one o tue
Third and found the through fare 70 be Ten eA
the conductor that the fare k cents q only
Workable If be conductor safes think it no
more thsu nght the public be made a~ar oft $500
With ibis supple hint, AN, yours respectfully TJ. NJ
July Is, 1853.
To This we answer: The fare TO Yorkville is six
cents So 1t is to larem-no more if you take Il ear
direct to either poio or if you take car that goes
only TO Sixty-hrd street or only to Yorkvile, and
there change into through car under the eye Of the
railroad operatives. lfyou stop anywhere along TIE
road ON your own business and then take another car
you pay Jew fare. II you pay five ceots in Sixty
third street csr, you pay one cent more only To go
through either to Yorkyllle H4rem provided You
do not stop on your own account. Ii you do, you pay
new fare of five cents, making eleven cents to Har-
lem. Do YOU understand nowl II not, try it, in all
its parts and prices have. You will find the
cars the best you rode ill., the track IN good
order ard the ride pleasure, when not oyeEcrowded
aud at al tines cheap-yery cheap.
RELIGIOUS FIGHT AT BELLEVUE GAROEN.-M
tie AZ niversary Of the Germau Society of the Seven
teenth Ward held on Monday afternoon at Bellevue
Garden at the foot of Sevsnty-Oiuth street, +. r.
some of the members, between whom difference
opinion in religious matters had existed for some time
got into wrangle, which ended in a general fight,
that but for the Interference Of the police, might
have resulted very dsastrou,y. As il was, the diff
Guilty was suppressed without blooished, aud at the
request Of all parties no arrests were made.
DESPERATE MIKE-Oflicer Sherlock found man
lying wounded and bloody 10 front Of No. 10 Baxter
street on Monday night, and learning that woman,
named Kate Sullivan, who had gone up stairs had at
tackled him. the officer went up to arrest her, bat was
suddenly confronted by Mike Wsl'h-not the deceas-
ed Subtenanean Nike, but sfeow known a. " Des-
perate Mike"-who wrested his club away while the
woman BIT husavagely in the arm and side. Mike then
ran ont of the room locking the door, and presentyre-
turn ed with heavy iron bar, intending, as he classic
ally phrased it, TO Fix off Sherlock. Now the latter
did not relish that sor. Of thing, 50 he lodged the
blow and escaped, TO return in few minutes reen-
forced wien he arrested both narles. who were