New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

and shade with a brisk breeze most o! the time. II
wac hot enough in the sun aud out Of the wiud too
cool in the wind and out Of the sun but in both wind
AID Gun it wac just tho night Temperature.
Bulls HKAD.-There WAS 10 improvement IN the
price of cattle yesterday, over the rates OF tuesday
and it was General thought that the market not
quite as good Az compared with last week the best
and medium grades were about half cent Il pound
higher, and the poorest grades only shade better.
Al the stock yardcd was sol1. Pariculare will be
found in our regular report Of the cattle market.
HTUT golden WEDDING We are authorized
and requested to state that ormaptr from whom
We learned the facts in relation to tue interesting
matrimonial alliance reported IN our columns ye'ter
day a. about to take place between the wealthy Gu
ban, nor o. aud the besurul aud accomplished
American Miss b., were mistaken IN one or two par
ticulais. Tnese mistakes relate to the cost Of the
diamonds, pearls ops, einera!ds, aud other elegant
articles presented by the happy loverto bis betrotned
and a,o to the Lame Of the je~eer who has had tue
good fortune TO fill such extensive orders Our IN
fornan- stated that the cost Of these ornaments was
siy hundred tboufaDd doar an0 tnat they were FUR
nshed by Messrs. Tiffany s. Co. We are now assured
thst the cost wac very much less than the sum men
toned; in fact, that they did not cot even the tenth
Of tbat FUN: and also that they not furnished
by Tiffany. We make these corrections with pleas
ure as we always do in the Of errors of fact that
by inaivertencc OF mistake have made their way
into columns.
We believe that this marriage, which has nalur-
ally excited great interest in fashionable circles,
will take place On Tuesday, Aug. l6, or thereabouts
We baye had the pleasure Of examining nine of tue
60, ,nfE uir, uri
Central America, and described by Panama cor
respondent on another page. These image are IN
the possession of Messrs. Ball, Black s. Co., but
belong to DIR. Otis the Surgeon Of the steamer Moses
TAYLOR. Among them are representations OF the bat.
the eagle the peocary the frog, and other aoimals
The largest representing bat, is about FIVE inches
long by three and half inches in WIDTH and weighs
six ounces. The gold is generally about twenty caras
fne-some OF it slightly alleged with copper-and IS
worth as merchandise about 81 the ounce but as
objects of curiosity the image are sold on the SPOT Tor
go the ounce. The images are cast and polished,
and exhibit much ingenuity in the modelling. lac
people by whom such objects were made, must nave
been considerably advanced in civilization The study
of American antiquities will doubtless be ads apced 10y
the discovery of these remarkable imsges Tne
specimens we have eeen viii be on exhibition at
Messrs Bal, Black Il Cos for two or three days.
Mr.. c. C.. Townsend is in town on business con-
nectcd with the Orphans Home of Industry near
Iowa City. lie may be found at the Church Book
store, 80. 762 Broadway, and letters and packages
NAV be addressed 10 the Of the Rev. r. d. Har-
rlmap, at that number.
AREYo OSE or THEM Among the evils from
which women suffer, is an abuse which is pefantted
on tue ferries running from this to other cites We
refer particularly 70 the Fulton aud South Ferries to
Brooklyn, and we hope Il change Will follow these
Suggestions. ANY one passing through the ladies'
cabins in the morning and evening, when the boats
are most crowded canno; fail to perceive the unwar-
rsntabe encroachnents Of the male passengers on the
rights and privileges If the females. Burly, obese
men-red, white, and psr;iooored-plant themselves
in toe aides seats with all the sang froId Of lords to
the manor born, and peer over their mauly mus
tachcs at the We aker sex they into their IN
cabin looking uqulripgy around tor seat, sHd are
then obliged TO pas out ard stand on the orFard
part Of the dcck il may be in the broi Ing sun or
binh WIND while the "uooler animal, mao, takes his
ease no, in his "osr inn because he does not be-
long there Now II strikes that man has no
r;cht whatever 10 occupy seat in the ladies' CABIN
while female is condemned TO stand II our trans
poptue friends have not gallsotry common kind
pe,s enough TO give a woman the seat which rght |
fully belongs to her, they should be male by the
government OF the boat to respect the Laws OF mca"
e !urrq. The geu.emen's caOii Is seldom hHed' yeI
that ia their place But they fear TO waste tlele
sweetness On the deser, sir, they cant tF"I Their
mu,.aches snd suck their iyory-5eai canes WIN rs
much effect there they can among the Ladies We
sreye 20 the decay Of that galantry-the iahoS
away of the Of courtly homage T. the gentler sex
tbs, used u marx the tim, when were boys. We
have abroad. board steamers, seen DIN BdA nIl
his porty psrsou iopb pots aud all 10 give ildy his
seat Hens pnes himself Out 10 give katcrina rest
mo place, ana Monsieur springs up Ike pan' han
,o.r 10 bow and hand Fauchette 70 8 seat. Bat Se
irrro,. III on them: cur new school teacles US TO
sreer M wonar's rights to the extent OF pig
e,sh u.urraiion If their very ses'- Il saauiry =
spo,.tIcr asd. let justice dictate some amendment Of
this nuisance.
Hro,DwtY FrooDED WIZ CotNrtRfHI BILL
Al eleven O'Clock on Tuesday night oiheeT = ..
Smith oftus CITY Hal Police Court, casually TcecVei
;,,,.s,ioc " hide az the Hone House ~ Broadway
Of Counterfeit two-ioar bus on Tue
C.,tral BaIk HigLtstown, y. j., were beng p'-'ea
sor, Broadway by two ii tshily dressed yoans men
sd 1eop,..in, tie assistance Of Ohc'r Soou, o' Tue
s.,pd District Police Count, he deterinlhed a. oAV'
,ou.e IN. hes, energies 10 io.osing them uP. AZ
o,,,it,.Iv smith took Brosdwsy AND Scott ton''"
Nv, nue. and calling at all the hotels discovered 'Ha'