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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
PALFF's BOHEMIAN GIRL.

batter house an cood De expected WAS In attend
alec on Monday evening az the Academy to wit
the first representation hsre of TIE lsn t'sps!a-
tiou Of Bslfer Bohem,an Gnl-Ls Zicgsrs. With a
thermometer lower than tie mercuEy ttstsiics IF the
lest verry yesrs in the city show, If report of what
,he irefT,ele ari nf,ll.be keeper Of TIE weather,
Nensn, be true the me Sas most ur propiticus
for 'hesnical. We are glad to rec Mr.. Bale IN an
Italian dress Such tran.moE rfcason Will conrlbate
its quota oEsrd the redemption OF Eoglish music -
t0- b'itg coed enough for gr.rd opera. We wish "e
could spesk With unres.rved prsie. Of this wok but
We csLnct, it takes 'go to make riu.ico-drsnsnc
tsTgsir-a writer of the words, and writer OF the
music Nov Mf. Alfred Bu'c, the pet Bu'r,' wrote
the words, and sny;bipg worse Of the kind it Is I'M
posaible to iuagIe. The vsrsfea;ion is bad. The
stus' obs s.e ell mesger and vulgar; the veresS
CRIBS of bsckneyed yellow covered literature. The
frat Lo- is ccupo.ed Of babystsslngs aud rescuinss
which have s the NOISE of the Rssels Jocko, Or
the Brazilian Ape, without sDy of its fun AID sent-
rlent. Wha. the deuce such utter trash WIS advarced
to the dignity Of the Academy Of Music for, sur-
psSe5 Imagination 20 conceive. Iis 10 the last de-
gree ooDtenpble ard aD0rtive The eufierce sho Ted
tie good taste 10 remain silent dunpg the act ard so
too, at tie s Of the drop Such rubbish, With is
gpsey darcings ard soldie. marcairgs and soforth,
without beginning middle end, ought to be hissed.
The rext act, however, redeemed the piece. Nile.
Ficcoomni sang, first in italian and then in English,
the Old sorg so wellremsmbered by the admirers OF
Mr.. seguin who, by the wsy, now retired from the
stage, insrucs yourg ladies in this city for the opera,
in the career which she so long and 80 hoaorably
adorned. Nile. PccolOmini gave this ballad charm
r2ly, and being encored, rang IT in English. That Is
good plan, doubtless and the singers se Italian,
German, French ard English, let each present his
native orgue il viii afford variety. There is an To-
descIlbable hitch in the music Ct the second line OF
this sorg, dreamt dwelt in marble halls, where
the sDgsr has 20 reach from the third of the scale TO
the frst on a masculine rhyme By means Of
double appoggiaturs. The effect is frghifuly
bad. Except this, and that the composer be-
gins three times with the first three groups
Of three notes on the same note-wnieh il bs4 snd
vssN-the melody las a certain merit rhseh gives |;
popularity The ending phr<e Is beautiful aSa inSss'
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Remaining jar. 2, 1889. :.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Tuesday, Jan. IL lSj9.--fne new Board OF Snper-
vsors held their frst session yesterday, full Board
being present. Ga going into election for ctcsrs
the old President, Mr.. ELIJAH +. PrRDY, was re-
elected 10 the same Office snd s the Old officers were
reelected without opposition. Ga taking his seat, the
President made the following speech;
SUPERVISORS: To bcsz.iL honOed have been oy your
unanimous con OF your presifng officer place, m
under bsaors well know fha not be able 10 repiy
expected from this Board by overtxc ard over
buIde unity aud kutw from experience OF the past
efforts vii be wanting ~ meet the
j1 of your consituen Wisely constituted
ou srd Is eeHs rumbr Of memters Of the two great
ard legislative bodies forget the p8rtssn in
the discharge Of publc duty ask your counsel and
sid In discharziie .he outes q presiding oil cer
And an promise thst ,lsu be impartial in the performance
of the oues assigned The separation Of the exPendi
tres the ard city VIII doubt not enable yon 70
closely scrutnize al matters calling for an appropriation OF he
public moneys body aud feel assured will - sc.
receive the appreciation oi those VINO support the
GoverDms u snd bear it, burdeE."
TIE rules by which the Board was governed last
wear, were adopted with slight modification, whare-
bv Special Commit &c on ting wss created.
MIR. TWEED INTRODUCED a resolution to suspend until
the Let Of February the Gone LAW adopted the 10Th
Of November last and which 10 take etiect"on the
lst January After some debate this was lost.
The following are the Standing Committees:
annual Taxss-Noorhees, Brisgs Blunt, Conner.
C,rp Courfs-Ber, Kennedy 4 Seed VoJrhees
yip Pocc-Stewat Roche Little, Copner
Couyty OFees-Tweed, Little Roche, Wsemau
pr fino and StafonGry-Blurt, Briggs, Kennedy, Bell
Tie Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Stored. ard Hue Pisccloniri tsug !. With itas.n
abandon. A duet 10 thi- set supg betseen Pccoiomoi
and BrgroD, is beaatrl, AID resembles In its Slo~
movement the love due. Of Rossinis 'Guilsume Tell
The sudisncs, hosever were tead to its merit i''
net hand was raised. If Mr. Bafe had never written
any hing but tt;s Cue. 81 a composer, he should be
Placed in the frtSaLk Of writers for the opera IN En-
gland. L. most elegantly expressed, without shade
Of yuga,y. TIE allegro very much Of tie color Oh
Aubis aegros, who is fond of bouncing up sud dowu
over ten or twelve dgrees Of the s. ie. Tie Gipsy
Queen, a. character, il "hesvy won an, snd We
bays no rel.h for solos without Characterization The
epe this Queen Mad. Ghicnii gave was moderately
.rcored hy the audience. That Of Nal Picoolo nin
with Florerza was also wei received The solo Of this
geutleran lEogl lshed-"T The heart bowed bown1
Is rather ma svksh as composition. and gained moth
IL by the put prg lscsr 5Inos5 style IN which ne
retders IL. Signor Florcuzs has voice .f smpls
volurls brit fails to il well, a. arus, We sGcnli
Ike 10 know bow losg Yourg ItAy studies to acquire
v,cs ski. Tim. vas when artists worked Ike omri-
bus hoise. R-Ad the lives Of Rublni, Maibrsa son-
tss etc, and how tiey to'lsd TO achieve excel
letce But singing now is as eheap as criticism
which can be .sssyed 70 any extent with >ut musical
t,sinrg very pretty Gipsy 6-s song, Esi'ely rem
dertd by Mile Pi,c,lomio fell mos upm ritedy dead
on tie audience. Neither were the Gpsy chorus's
spplsnded, though as well written certainly as the
characteristic choruses Of Der Frei,chutz and we
could ret say in their praise. II is poor eo'so-
stou for the composer and the good and earnest sirg
ers to produce such gems aud fad them utterly unsp-
precised. beautiful, hight, e1herstiDg qasitst aod
chorus slso was urr,cognized by tie audene, who
overlooked every point of musical combination IN the
opera Mr. Brienoli wa. enoOIed n both his soos one
Of which, as compo5toc, has great merit, ard 'hs
other though origipsl is little snobbish. Tie was,
however, evidently suffering from indisPositiou.
l. seeing so much ren.A kable ability as Mr. Bslfo
Las displayed; the knowledge OF stsse musical basi'
ness which is the last and most difficult achievement
of tie composer II is matter Of regret ths he hsd
not some man Of genius to write words and plot for
him, giving him of breadth, dignity, and calcu
lated to inspire his higher muse.
Accord rg 10 the b.lls the season will be very
short and we refer readers to the ad adgeitements
fer full particulars of these swett brevite1 to come at
the Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
SAILORS MEETING.

An adjourned ting Of the sesmen Of this port
held at the Msriners' Church on Monday evening, to
take mea ures to remove the difficulties thrown IN the
way OF sick ard disabled seamen receiving hospital
relief DIR. W. s. BowES IN the chair aud capt
BRovNLOw secretary.
Capt. GELsToS read letter from David ~ ien
esq. to the Secretary Of the Treasury calng ms at
,tntion 10 the proceeding Of the last meeting, ana
petition the eeameu Of this port asking for relief
Capt. RICHARDSON addressed the meetiog Stating
that cause or compa Mt het existed Tor some ine ana
seamea had at last taken up the matte III earnest
The difficulties complared of lay with the Govern
llt nj Agent at this port. ,
TIE rev. CH.s. o. JoSrs followed, showing that
there vas great cspse of complaint, citing severai
cases winch bad come uDder bis observation, OF sick
having been refused relief by the Asen. at tAe
Custom HoUs.
Mr.. DARRA, Superintendent Of the City Hospital,
stated that the matter did not lay with the hospiti
bat entirely with the Agent at the Custom House
Although hs Instructions from the Governors OF the
Hospital were 10 ADMIT any nho required immediate
relief yet they could get pay from the Treasury for
a sai'or unless be obtained permit from the Agent
Mr.. Hazard.
Areauest was made for all the sesnen who haa been
kindly treated by hr. Hazard when they were ..ck
end hsd applied for a Hosp.tsl perh, to stang up
but 10 o,e stoot rp. Another reluest was male io'
all who ad been uDkindy lated 10 s.Aid up, TDeh
from % t. GO a,euen arose.
Some OF these sta.ei that they had been very un-
kincly treated having been made TO wait staniins
with their hsts OFF half hour or more when very
SICK sliho1gh they had with them al the proof tlas
they could obtain Of their ght 20 relief.
A resolution of tharks 10 DAVID Ogden esq fos his
disiLteTes'sd kihdness IL presenting the case 10 NJ
:. creter, Cobb was passed and i Resolved tina,
comm i,tes be appointed (, dssft petition TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury requesting his Honor 10 ap.
poiut hrmare msn as tie Goyernmstt Hlspltsl
Agent at this port, with Instructions to afford al sex
and disabl,d seape0 not belonging to foreign yessa
Ho-pitsl relief
Tie meeting thin adioprnsd, subject to the call of
the Chairman.
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THE CUBAN LABORERS.

Abon, thirty tf the men who bad bsen engaged to
go to Cub. to labor on pablo works appeared yestfr
d.y fore the Mayer aud m.ie the complain, given
b-low The xsyor c,lled in Mr.. Addison S,rdfor'.
sttorfey.srls-, and put ths css- in hs h1nt', Tih
view % gsf justice 10 tie prsIises:
John T. Joyce ssys unde: o.tL that hs is how stop
pirg a. No II WssLicgton sIest thai about the l5h
0. November last there vs' published a. atVertise-
uert in The ~ y SEH, 70 tie effect that :. ere were
2C0 lahorers wanted 10 wok rairosd IN tie lsaId
: of Cuba, s;d tas. the wages would be SO month
srd found H. sgs e, ard for further ps--c1lrs to
spyls .. Capt Cord rs odice, in West street, h'
vent there md uad ST thai time two other psrsor'
pho srgsg.d = 20, srd dcporent also engaged With
tsd Gordon for tn terms stated IN said ivsrse
ment; they started on the l7th Of November iat, IN
the hAIk Linda Sc EAr, bound 70 s, JAgo &c Cabs
deporeut uher ssys thst the engagement he entered
into with Gcrton Coz Elk rnottbs; he found s,1ui
l35 o:hsr persons on b9sId the bark who hsd
been shipped laborsrs this railroad, and
who as be was informed, hai entered into similar
contract with Gordon soue Of .hese, when they 'sT
how II was likely that they ~ould be trea.si on the
passage, eldeAvOred TO ose.pe By leaving By the
ste amer that cok then cut to tie bark where sac
was anchored 10 the stream; tao Of them pAt'cu-
s,y, who thus endesrcrei " escape xese soushi 70
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FIRES.

vIRE ~ EIGHTlEyrH sIRsLr-A NAN BURNED 10
DHAIH.
About O'Clock oa Tuesday morning, fire broke
out in .us Il frame building in Eighteenth street, near
E.sv,rth averue, occupied By james Galley
Tie flames spread rapidly, and before they could be
e1prguhed, the building was neariy destroyed. The
fremep notwithstanding the severity Of the wes;1sr
united in their Efforts TO save the adjoining premises
from samsge il which they succeeded. Loss on build
itg, $780, Gsfaey, the occupant Of ftae property, was
found in toe runs his body having been burned almost
to crisp. His remains removed t. the Sixteenth
PeciDo st stio1 House by $ nea1t WarloN.
FIRE IN BRoOKLrS.
A fie broke out il the meat.shop ot Wm. Poindsx'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales OF real ssesss
were made Yesterday. BY Mesers. Cole X Chiffon:

CHARGED WIFE BSHo HIoHwarxAs.-Jim Far'
risan and MAJ MeCann, both well known 70 -
police, were sppnhended yesterday mOrnias oy
Detectives Farley and Sampson; at No. II wn'e
street, changed with being Of the party wno' so1.
nights ago, robbed Patrick Harris, IN the mgossy'
gold wssch and some money. Mr.. H.rns hvss |"
Loaard street, ard wss, ct the time OK the robbery
psIsiDg through Wooster street near Arnty. be -
q. upon By fou fellows, Who, sser ksookias aia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

PROSECUTIONS OF TWO SEWING GIRLs.-Yesterday
morning two pretty yCurg girl, named Catharine -
srd Anelia - hesita,ipgly entered the Jefferson
Markst Police Court, ard s.a.ed themselves near the
stove ur ii, they uj obtain audience Of the Msss-
trste Both were tbiLy Clad and seemed ~ be suffer-
rg severely from the Dtenre cold. Ooe Of them hads
sn ali shawl about her shoulders, and her bands were
berumbed almott 10 ipsensibilty Juitice Kelly being
d'sergeged Cs,h aIiDs scd AmeliA temblIIsly sp-
preached the bar, slowing by their demeanor that
they had never bsiore been in such place. When
sss ed their business they stated that they earned their
yI by sewing for stores, and that at present they
we're engaged in making caps. For soDe time past
they bad occupied loom at tue honse Of one Mrs.
We're, No. 5 Vsndsm street, and beng desirous OF
better sccomnodat;ons rotifed Mrs. We're tn It
they we're about to move. they osed email balance
for rert, vnict they designed psyrg before moving,
but II spdl.dy suppOspg that they intended dsrsud-
irg her, commenced a. they alegs, persecutins them
in tie mes. irhumsn manner Taking advantage Oh
their temporary absence, they slegs that Mr.. we're
entered their spaltnen. and removed sn OF their
furniture to adjoining room, which she secure
y locked. They also aI@ge that sne oroks
op4n their uuIks and took hereom Ieary ell OF their
eothirg leaving them smost destitute For four days
and nigEts they occupied the room after il had been
20 rauaacked, ard aS night were compelled TO sleep
upcn the bare foor without any covering. They
further stated that she fraIy drove them into the
street, and they had wssdered about until they wee
reuIy persbsd with the cold. The magistrate, affsr
hesrpg THAR story told them to retarn 10 the houss
and demand their property Thh they did, ard odsred
TO pay 81 the smoaaE due being 81 for the ass OF
portion OF their furniture but she refused and CON-
udt,sd an assault ard battery upon one OF them.
They returned to the Coan and preferred charge of
assault ard battery agsins. Mrs. ysre, AID Jas.ics
Kelly issued wsra.. for Ter arrest, and PLACID the
process in TIE hhn1s # Officer Thomas. The father Of
oue f the chidr1n aso went u tie house aai demand
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

ter, On tbs corner Of wougby sni Goli Streets, or
NOTday hight, csusirg damage 70 the extent of sl'O.
Tie fire had cangb from the stove
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

.s rs,s,,lsss mslsdy hsl them as the bene-
yichns ~ ,Ss bnmsn.r.ce aud their names be haaded
ner', @ ~ nos,erity with too,e " that never de-;
6eEn 10 poe'eIy u. Isa j. WINCHESTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
PUBIC MEETINGS.
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HOUSE.

GOVERNORS OF THE ALNS-HOUSE-
The Board met yesterdsy, Mr.. DUGRo 10 the Cdar,
and q quorum PIE sent.
Mr. II. sdout DC6RO announced his ConuItsecs
trtte year, as follows:
Aim,t0ute-Gun.hsr. Oliver. Holorey.
Ou.-door Poor-Sni.h Townpnt, G.rther.
Bellevue IIo.pi,s-sraenirshs shsusen NcEroy B. r. fiset
fenit-1,i,ry- To~ssend Smith. W 7, Pinoiusy.,
citj CtretsIy-B = Pn'tusy, BiasrDsh,ssen aolonsJ.
R.nesI, Island -Bruea,.s sh.u;ssa !, e. Molous. as smith
stGST,,Hw. seS T. Pnet5cy w,ione5, 3 = Pis.Irey.
CCloed Hone Colored Orphan Asylum-aolosey. '" T.
fsssP., ssi.P;s.L sfrIG'cs ciiv.r 'csuqsher Towp.eDd
tT'f fnSEsy osy G9H;s:T Ganss Ey
Ferr,.-w. T Pinekney B. y Pnckp.y. MOlOney
supehes-TowI send. Smith, braei iDghaoss9.
f,afd Al suslpoz Hr.psl- -MeElroy, Oliver. Tovn'enL
Finsnce-Oiyer W. 4. Pnckn-,, Gnuthsr.
Luns:ic AylUIs-B T. Pin 5kney Bruenicshsusen Towns
WV. F. Morr and s.MUEL B. HALLIDAY Pc
tiol ed that tie Fonndlag Hospital mich; be efectet
st spes Oily p1ssihe s4f suggested t5at the tnsti
;oon shCud be osiei Irfsnto' Home, or Iafints Rs
treat IN order tn,t the odum attached 10 the term
" Founding" might be avoided The petitioners also
asl "a that cndIe3 row ct nurse be placed TO
the prestnt il the ChiGreLs Hospital 10 Fity-hrs
st1ctt Referred 20 COMMITTEE on Outdoor Poor.
The Police Commissioners sskei for the temporar
use If the eel. ett-ched 10 the Third District Pole
Court in Eizbty--xth street. Referred.
Mr.. TowSsEsD moved that The Phy sican-in-Ch
81 the LuI.stc A. Inn make cut sts;emedt of IN
n-tivi'y and origin Of each inmate oi tht i'sutuuo
under hs charge. with = view OF proyla.ng l,r Ins
Il itmeut TO TIE countries depsrmaBts where they
te'one. This motion vas based u 81 the fact thst
psupeIs ami una-s have been sent to ths city, and
left TO become cbsIgesbe to the county. Adopted
Mr.. MoLoSEY offered resolution 20 appoint
Committee If three to visit Albany, to lcOS after tbs
ibteretts of tn Depsrtm nj.
Mr. ". Il. PIScRsEY inquired if such was the Gus
tom or If tie Department had tie power 10 delegate
tuch authority 10 Committee.
Mr. MoLOSEY said be Cffrrec the resolution 10 pro
vide for any contingency that might arise.
Objection being made the resolution was tabled.
II wss resolved tO ak advice Ut Mr. BIsfeed atd
Wm. NJ Evaits esg., upon the right Of the Bosrt 10
pnrct ase Dr. Morton pser for the of sneshesia
AppeI ded is The usual weekly statems al:
Number remaining Jan. |,
Admitted
Discharged
Sent 10 Penentiary. Iin
SeLt 10 State Prison. e-ioO
Remsnir jar. 9.
Decrease. -,
Peleyu- Hospital 81 City Prison..
Juuac Asylum. Second District PTisop.....
Aims House.
Penitentiary Ios toufth District ffl'on'.''''
Is Hos from NOrkhOuSe SIG ColoTed Home ..'....oi
I Hos from Alshouse.. 10 COlored Orphan ...lst
WoIkhCuse.
Small Pox Ho.pta..... ilCity Cemetery IL
Rsucslls fundamentally
Rsndsls Island Hospital. ~. Totsl..........'''"'S&I
The Board then aGi0ubsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
PROTESrANrISM IN HAYTI.

II ne Edifo, Of TIE n. Y. Tyi6Ese
Sir: As the beginning Of series of articles which
propose to prepare in reference to this Island send
you the following sketch, for which humbly ask
place in your excellent journal.
PoMPILIUS FoURAuX.
POr:asPrines, Ra,n, New. G. lSSs.
The Island of Hayt, discovered in li92 by the
Spapiards, recovered its political independence in
1874. II was oc supied in turn by Spsin France and
England. Duripg the war Of Independence, other Eu-
ropeans such as the Germans, Poles Sc. visited the
Island either accompanying the invading army sent
by Napoleon L. under the command Of Gen. Leclerc,
or as colonists.
for the visible protection Of the Almighty this people
recently slaves and embracing in their stion
many heterogeneous qualities, must have been de-
troyed at tie very commencement Of their national
istence. But happily tie Lord in his wisdom had wei
tempered this prescribed people, and prepared them
for 6ruisng with their chains the heads Of their
masters. These men, accustomed to life OF prlsa
ton and Of sacrifice united in themselves the peces
sNy conditions for becoming founders ot State. Also
we see At the head of affairs individuals who, though
HEY did not understand clearly the dogmss Of CAIis
uanity were not, however ignorant OF the Shrs'ian
Io9' They had perfectly comprehendet the designs
o. Jesus Christ who offered himself upon the cross
or the liberty Of man. fer the humiliation of the flesh
ana Tor The e,atstiou If the spirit
=. kNer since this memorable epoch in the annals OF
.s people Hayt tas slways shown herself ready for
ne reception of the good seed" When the hrst
ministers OF the Reformed Church brought here the
Seteyosnt doctrine 1 the Gospel, they found no diff
u.y IN the exercise OF their holy ministry. The
sleat fetrou, the founder Of the Republic not only
SNuauea them to p,each publicly bat admitted them
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

The Tea Party Of The 1ourg Mems Chfialian Asso-
citation at Moza, Hall, this Wednesday evening, will
probably be fine affair. We are told that all the
soeskers announced will certainly be in attendance,
and that aupe provision has been made for entertain
ing large company.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. X bert Stoepes Romantic symphony, founded
upon LoI gfelows "Hiswstha" Vas produced ON Sat
urdsy right in Boston, Nrs. Stoepel Mstids Heron
reading the portion of the poem not traomuted into
music. The critics speak we'll of The performance, and
pronounce the composition a success.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Mr.. X bert Stoepes Romantic SYMPHONY founded
UPON Lor gfellows "IIiswstha was produced ON Sat
urisy right in Bcstop, Mrs. Stoepel M.tids Heron
reading the portion of the poem not traomued into
music The critics speak we'll Of The performance and
pronounce the composition a success.
The Tea Party of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation at Mozar, Hail. this "Wednesday evening, will
probably be fine affair. We are told that all the
saeskers announced will certainly be in attendance,
and that aupe provision has been made for entertain
ing large company.
REMOVALS. IN The SrRr.r COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
William V. Leegett and Joseph B. Pollock, clerks
in the Street Commissioners Office, were yesterday
notified Of their removal to take .ce the lst of
February. Urgent and iuepressble demands Of Dsm-
ocrats for their places assigned as the reason
They were among the few Of Conovsr's clerks who
were retained in office by rect Commissioner Cooper
under the nonpsrtsan rule which wes to be applied TO
the Heads Of De psrments on the accession of Msyor
Tieu srn to Office But the o1t ide pressure of Fam
msty Hall has proved too great and the little eaven
Of opposition ths. was allowed for time t) remaa in
the Department is sdusly being weeded out.
REVIVAL An sc,ive revival Of religion i. in pro-
eress in the Csieeues.reet NJ L. Church. where meet
iogs are held every evening urder the lead Of the Rev.
Mir. jackson, Western preacher.
BULLS HEAD.-There vas q very decided improve
mert in the state Of the Cattle market At Fortyfourh
street yesterday 10 fsvor a drovsTs Tue number o.
cstte ysIded not large was on Tuesday OF
lssi week though the general expectation was that
the supply Of the week woud be equal to the sst ye
prices rarged full bsf cent higher than those in ou
ffo.S na tborr
very much in favor of drovers the excessive cold Of
Monday having fozen up large quantity Of beef 20
that butchers preferred to buy fresh supply and th.t
me~hst ircressed the demand, and made the best
cattle sell very readily at about average of llc
a polnd net The modersion in the weather was
aso favorable, and for few hours in the afternoon
there was pretty lively market, though the mass OF
buyers held off for todsy in hopes Of sing able 10
make more favorable terms thau tie sslesmen were
general inclined 10 on Tu, sday that the number
Of cattle sold lot a. large q, usual for the opening
osy. TIE general average quality of cattle oa sale
IVES pretty good, and there were some extra good,
zhieh buyers say were sold at prices equal to IL
l2c OF the lower grades We shall probably hsve to
report some Gales to-day not over g.. pound.
The .Sta,s and Strips, new illustrated weekly
psper, Of which Frank Leslie is the editor and pub
Usher, il q sheet of handsome form, handsomely
printed. with excellent eDgravpgs and reading matter
Of uncommon freshness and variety. We think it
Will DO.
PROSECUTIONS or TWO SEWING GIRLs.-festerday
morning two pretty yCurg girs nsmed Ca'hafine -
eId Aneia - hesita,ingly entered the JeiisfSon
Market Police Court, ard s.aed themselves near the
stove ur ii they culd obtain audience Of the Msss-