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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
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BUFFALO June T. 6 .. m.-FLovx cp~ned aods.. sesys,
bnt c dun srd irppns sss of the dsy i" en aESt
r Chic,eo ard Milwaukee Cup ~hes- ~
IS tor extra W..ou.n Sc s7ia ~ 3 Tor exN xNhem, In
diana aud Ohio ~ IS for double extra NasAr MAJ.
ke mora animated bu sl hrayy sales Sso baso H ~ t
White Illinois. sud red OAio bsseed 62i White d ~
A. "a CoRx marie, &C. hsh.r; chscd h,avy nss OF w
ba,h Illinois River 73- OARS steady sss ~ bash Wet
I'm st5ilc B,sLgy du Rvs hun -ees of 500 oG.a
sac MHIsxY ,ss i5o bhs ac CANAL fssisars
on Com loc Wheel, snd 80 fioaI - NV l0ta
L,xE sPoKTs-3oCO bis Fiouf 80 sush Wheat SoD DO
grr C,V.L FxFosrs-5oo sbs Floor, iA"o b"sn- "ses,
600 D.. Com. -, ops.,.,.
HEw.oKLE,ss, June I--corroS-sAsstoSay 2Ss sAlss =
l0,9lc t NidAhns The sas Of the a.t three GAYS .na ~
1850 bslcs the receipts ~ bales sss' foV o@e' os IA
- y lime las, year. seck sa.@o e-les ,,.-fu,
B,LrINoss June 7.FLovs dun and held ~ i'f hsvsrt
,tnt and Ohio City Mills brand has declined 1 "atAr
sul ad unchanged CosS .etiVe ~hns S4@SeS' yeas -
sr SIDE, Mass PoRx nomiually sl7 - s"hisSr dan.
Olfo held AZ &c. -.
OswEso, June 7, 6 p m.-FLous unchanged Wa,.r rs.-
ir opeis with sctiyr uing and speculative denso
but closed shsd- essle with ss inquiry sales IN the monins
Of SSoo bush Al t9S 70 for white Indiana aud AaA
son insdg 70 20 bush Milwaukee Club private terms et
b. quoted about = p CosN 3n'et Oars We
active non uay Sc ior Canadian CANAL FREchrs 9as
- urbapr.d L,NF IMPORTS: ESQ hb Flour 6,loo bsA
What husb No Flour Grain shipped BY tsnA
Mors Jane 1859 -CorroS opened O. day with bettsf
feeling snd al improvement in the finer quahues 'aes leo
bales Middhng loic - .
~ ouK ,-llns 81 -7QSSj1 WHssr steady White, ~ $50
81 s5; Rcd : G4dsi &c. CosS hrmi Yellow soc WHixy
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

BUTLER-On Saturday JuLe At the rc.d rnoe OF n, p.rep
th. city Henrietta g. youngest child Of Charles and
Her have been taken stockbrdg- Mas. OI inter
msnt.
BEATTY-ln this city Monday June g. sAer short illness
Ann Beatty. sged year. and months.
BIGLOW-At Stoughton, Wis on Sunday Nav "a of con.
sumption Freeman b Bslow, in the 18th year of his age
CRoOKs-On Monday sernoon June in the 7d year of mis-
age Ramsay CTcoks OF this city.
The funeral will place Calvary Church Foarh
and Twenty hrst street "Wednesday the 9Th
wood Cemetery The friends and the de-
ceased aud OF bis family also those Of bis sonsinaw
Joanne' Gogrd Eugene Punhst and tee late ShsI. Noel
c;fuly invited attend without further invitation
b. Louis Mo- Philadelphia and Canada psPeTs please copy
CLARK-on Monday morning June g. Charles CarrendeT Clark
jr., son Of CLas c. and ysre Clark
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited &c
attend toe funeral from the residence Of his parents No
Eighth svenee tAensdon square, this afternoon At O'Clock
without further Invitation
COSkLlN-At No l0l Prospect street Brooklyn Sunday
June Mrs Cornes w Coukin in the Goth year her age
CONNOR-op Monday June at No I5a Elddse Geo.
Sor 'on Ct George aud Has; ConnoT aged year and IL
DENENY-ln this city on MONDAY Juue G. Of consumption
William e. DeVeny aged Is years aud DAYS
DWYER.n this city Monday, June G. Of consumption
Charles y. Dwycr.
FLEMlNG-on Thursday, June in Savannah. os Emily
wife VIM. NJ Fleming Of the Savannah Tneser
Her funeral viii take psce "Wednesday sernoon O'Clock
the residence Of JAS Sniith No $50 Pacific street, be-
Bond and N~vs strrets Bokyr The and
friends Of the family, the members The the
profession. invited u attend.
LA MARRon Monday June ,aiter linssx4as i,... bb
che bore with exemplary patience, MI is Ia Mar aged
Her idnds and the members Of Lodge Ne 1, O.
Of o. e. invited attend he funeral from Der late resi-
depce No se Mercer street this tWDcsisy, sezneoa At
O'Clock.
MARRATT-ln this city, Aopdsy, June Edw. Msrra,,
aged "a yesn, 8 months aud IL dsya
MARsHALL-In this city scsdsy, June John Nsrshsl
frn~rly q - oay Of Hrssios, Isns&s - - yeH cf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

We have been aware for some days that one of the
street Banks had suffered heavy loss, by extending
too much confidence to Of its dealers, aud to-day
the facts have been made public, after close con-
ceament Of six months. The institution alluded to is
the Union Bank and the officers have published the
annexed statement:
On the Let Of December last party dealing at the
Bank, from variety of circumstances, needless to
enumerate, succeeded in obtaining the entire conf.
dence Of Mr. Dernipg, the them President, well
that of the First Teller.
Having to pay cal loans, which are paid TO the
President he succeeded in Gong so by check on the
Union Bank for $4,000. He then proceeded TO the
First Telers desk and presented for cerfcaton his
check for about $4,000.
The first intnation the Cashier now President, had
of these overdrafts, was note from the patty ex-
pressing his inability TO make good his account. Mr..
Deming was then induced 10 make the account good
by forced oan receiving such securities as he could
obtain which securities, although not such a. a bauk
would readily take for their money, the Board Of Di
Iectors regard of considerable value and that
viii ultimately reduce the loss Of the Bank very much.
The party alluded to is Mr. Edward Belknsp, and
the securities taken up understood TO have
belonged 10 his fathers estate and to be now
in charge Of the Probate Court Of Massachu-
sctts. OF the $4,000 check, 81 600 was paid
to the American Exchange Bank, where Mr.. Belkuap
hal loan on Government securities Of that amount.
The debt ofthe Mr.. Beknap 20 the Union is thus }6O
Goo and interest security for which that institution
holds $500 OC0 Of the bonds of the Springfield * Mt.
Vernon Railroad Company and the assignment of Mr..
Beknsps interest in his fathers estate which was
very large II is doubtful how much will be re-
allied from these sources, but the bank officers feel
confident that the loss cannot be very large. The
bonds alluded TO are claimed by the Railroad Compa-
ny as being improperly in Mr.. Belknaps possession,
and they have, we understand, commenced legal pro-
ceedings against him.
The annexed table gives the reduction which has
taken place in railroad fares since tbe war
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
,,.ino,r,,pn WHIT. Plains, en- Monday evening ''-'

Wv n orYUAp-A. White Plains, en- H'"""''
a Al,IaDd.l McfurqohaT ..ssSepo. of his f.ihsrin
"a, areraI xiI TAI. pse. from ne lie q los.
law Eh{An Nsie' Tf. ,,s.ve. -na fricnds o ~ 80
N,4 =, ,,end sjttou. fur ~ n""ce' ,s vii he in
bNll'u u " -. .tx,b .,r-.t ~ " g. ~. caIIr " ~
kAys. 49, ssSssp.t white Plsinr on theif 'r'e"
-, o. T,.dsv June T. al his rssia<ncs, IA M ei'y'
hOIA-'pl = u, III he slst year of bis age. . a..
oS - 6i.pd. Of family are mp'~o % A-Ono n'.
Ire 80. Frsro. Meeting House in Orchard street
aneIai III III "a H,,tsr s,5ees fh s.y, TLsfsa.y, q
a5eL,rA o. u. without firtner h''H"'n' -
so,te IN Tue.sav June of lingering lin. a. Jane =
a Georxc W. Ssxo on1.o, n the eist "a! o er
a .snd bsi fr tie lss, 81 res dent of ms NY
~, ~ h. family respectfully invited 20 t'sIa '
Trr,rsi frorn ST. PsEPs Chapel co'ner sesey ''7' @
vsv or TluTscty oteraoor a. , 5'clock
oCOSSOR-Ip Brooklyn Monday, june ., oi Group law
Henry UCof n9r aged y-ars ana nioht1'.
ouINN-In thi, city, On Sunday, June LIZA ssAs''' Vi
Join and Jsne Quinn aged y years and H'on'ha
spApKsOu surday morning, June hfs Cathsine spaA :;
IN The 7, year Of hsr age, wife samuel spAs A' "
the late Alexander Fink- -. T. H. ;,vi.sd 70
IT, sns fer a. of the family respectfully lng',ys !.
s,.nd her fpusrs from h.r late residence, no. 20 20
Th;-v hNh ,tre., this "Wednesday si,eInooh' d.
wrLou, further INVITATION - ,,. 80,
sAyRoIT-In ,hi. city kondsy june o. "iAAnn 'a!"h''
Ia the 45th yesr Of hs age -, trr.
sMTH-Iu BrootIyn On Sunday June Edward b. son % "
SMITH, aged "a years. -, A.
RECOMMENDATION Sunday morning, June D. on bosia INC
s,o frro Savannah Francis C. Woodwoffh ave eoi'o' 9"
u|J1ar.l YOUTHS Cabinet IN the 10Th yar oi MS age
NJ fie-e. and ihose brother DA Wo1ow n
I'm, requested 10 bic fDeIs this day
~ fno be Mercer street Presbyterian Church, without
f hsr Invitation. His remains VIII be 'Ahen 10 oeen""'a
intern ueIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Receip,. Of Predaee-June Z. 1859.

lRzortsd ezeissssiy Jov Tss N. Y Tribune. BY DsLw L
pee. y pils Butter bbl beans 8 bbs Ess. 52 bb. Foar
~ esg Feed 1850 sides Leather 70 bags Oats pigs Pouy
81 bags Rye, 50 Calves 40 Sheep, 50 Cattle.
heD iok and Lre-4 Pkg. Ashes SO do Butter SO boxes
z15 bbs Flour 80 sack. Feed 1924 side. Leather roll.
Leather 500 bags OEts "a Tobacco, $50 bols WHISKY
bales Wool 6s bags aud 40 bb Wheat 20 bale. Skins
Wine.
BY yaRious LINES Steamship James Adser from ChI,en
IL 40 bbis Negetsbe.
stea1,sp iasv,a from sasannaA7s boxes Beans and Gu.
curb-rs. loS bbl. Potatoes
Ne York and Baltimore Tramp l,tqiion Cas- tea Lud
lc rolls Leather casks Tallow ~ bbls Tobacco.
Seiy burton, yyon Deidrays-2f,O 90 bush Corn.
BY AMERICAN ExFREss-7s pks Butter bblA Egg pkgs.
By CIrED STATES ExrsEss-24 pkgs. Better.
BIZ NORTH RvER-Nerohdsrs Steamboat Line-7 casks
Aeonoi le bts Appe !. Pkss Butter q b0xs. Cheese u
Sheep.
Nee- York and Troy Steamboat company-is pkg, Butter
80 bags Barley % boxes Cheese 10 bbis Eggs - bb Flour
H0ises rolls Lesiner, coop Fowls, ~ bbs Potatoes
Ne fork ard Albany Propeller Liae-soo Cattle $50 Sheep
Beet ". s. kin1-l as bbls Fl0ur, 100 bbs Whisky
Boat Jse-l2 casks Ashes, 1900 bush Oats IS bb WHISKY
Northern ITdn!p0Td,ioH LiHe-Bodt RcpHbte-53 cas.s
No1ark and LinIs FsA. Liae-Boa, 0irer Lad4e-s, p7
sd.s L. aih.r.
Fultenrae Lhe-Boat J. R. Ge,fy-2 bbls Ess- 9. bale.
Hay SO sides l. athsT so bush. Mali sD0 bush Oa-
Fort Plain, CdndcAarfe ard Metz IoTk-B0af Hia0n1 -3
Eks Butter Dbl Egn $50 bbs Flour 4 bales op. so sides
Bargs MIan-s4 piss Butter 50 live " wis. 800 Erx bbl
Porh II bbb. Cider IS bosh Data bag. Fee bbi Potatoes
Te bales Hay and Straw, IA Calves IL Sheep aud Lambs
Barge IndspenIe-ee-S pals Buter. bois Eggs 100 bbls
Dressed Hogs Calves 80 sosep snd Lambs - i've Fos IS
bels Potatoes, Cows ard Calves, Horse
barge Wyoam2-lci pigs Butter So Calves c.,tle Cow
hoe 81 bush Osis 50 live FOwl. bbls Pecssoes ~ oS@se
and lamb pts. CansDeA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ........yuSE 7.
Cleared.

Steamship ipChesapsake, Crowel Portland II. b. Cromwell
Gionads MsuTy A,pwa, NJ. q. Roberts, Guatemala, Dos
Psrama, Panama Railroad Co.
ships-M Luther Nichols. Ruonshi Csn Wasb, Carver
Chase Resolute Shenf Shanshae Morewood CO. Pnnoe;p
Bell ST. John. b. wn r. Frost L. Forrest, Crocker shans
hse, A. Ltdd Co.
Baks-Guidus Star Kelly, Miramchi, Tlos. Jsme. a H.
Rye,on Crosby ST. st. phens. N b., Thos James; La Plata
CIowe Bueuos Ayrs, r. w Ropes Coz T. Young, Darbee,
Quebec, Edmistop Bros
Bhs.-Csprs Heac, st. Johns, r r., j. v Onstsvia Co
Jafs Putpsm Maitland j. y Whitney Co Sparkling sea,
wsweI, Philadelphia, IDsalls C,Iman; r. J. Lamson,
gent Guadsoupe, Dubecean Bshuct Ann Asnande
Monro,ia and market, Yates Porerfsd Co. Hslcch.
BOrton. P.a and market B9rde, Noblei o. Me"dith'
Enkine. Ehzebehport -. ,
schooners- Marine Meuihew Wilmington, r. 8. Powell
Eleanor Hom-n Port jefferson, Read Nash 0sleso, Smith,
Richmoad C. II. Pi.on Co Selma Helen, Kelly, Boston,
J w Make; Belle, Mills. WDdsor q. A Dsson Tfanst.
Douglas New Loldon Van Bnnt sl.shti Marie Louisa,
Cummings, FAN River .
st.ameI-Blsck Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia, ~ Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
The annexed table gives the reduction which hs
taken place in railroad fares since the war commenced

BY purchasing ticket to Chicago, and taking the
Chicagc Alton ard 81. Louis Railroad, a passenger
may get TO st. Louis for $40 II is not Yet decided
Whist action will be taken by the New-York Central
Road to meet the reduction made Yesterday by the
Pennsy ylvania Central, but Mr.. Corning has been in
telegrsphic communication to-day with the Western
connecting roads 10 ascertain whether they will make
pro rata arrangement. The Michigan southern has
already reduced to meet the movement of the Penn
sylvana Central In connection with this matter. We
give place willingly to the annexed correspondence
from Mr. President Moran
To the Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune
SIR: As it is stated in your money article Of this
morning that the main obstacle TO the arrangement Of
the concert between the four lines Of railroads. appears
to be the Erie managers, think have the right 10
ask you, as an act Of justice, 10 publish the annexed
ieer addressed TO the late umpire between the four
Saturday night, iih inst.
Rs-p-ctiuly, your obt .erv't
vI CHAs. MORAN, Preshient
N~'N 'sN i''h 'H0 k'ish X X Co Ner York JuRe7 1859
SEw.YoRK June 6 lay
). l.. N. BARLOW, esq., New-York-Dear ST..
have = scknoweese ecep. Of your favor # h inst rh C
your letter they carried ort by COMPETITORS. win he
single pon of permitting eastward bound freight, H.
Jus;sd from time 70 time by re freight Buaso Til.
Con has q ths,
6wins upo matter decided by any ss-u .;,ho.
copsuson with the ofceEs here This point
Understood AID provided for This Company alec .olvmny n
tssi against the low rates e-abhd fr third and urh es
articles, which b. ; easily raised any othe.s he ca
nal lines being great sen the railroads rsusly
low rstss
linus eoastsi b pDs p~ especs ssd sps
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

SANDY HOOK, June T. sundown.-No inward bound vess<s
In sight bark coaing down toe Bay bound Ga
weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, June T. sundOwn. No inward bound wssss
IN sisht- Wind 5 fresh; weather clear
NEW ORLEANS, June 7Arr., ships Sewsl from Boston
Houe ehon, from CsTdlH baIks Transit from Cardiff; DAVID
kimbal. from Boston Brilliant, from Philadelphia
BOSTON June 7-Arr., ship Ben Lonond (Bnl WILLIAMS,
Gsssow bsks CaIib. EekersDn Tmxlilo Tark Hlrdinf.
Mrs.iDa. bg ST. J. {. Gilnore, Edrdze Trndsd; sehrl
John Bel. Sheer CaTdenasi Dszle, Atwood, DO.
BAL1MORE, June 7-SLip Auxuss, from Bremen. spoks,
May lst 50 20 Ion. 20 50 the 5nasted shr. Neptune Of
Frsnee from Martinique for Msrs~es. us days and far
nshrd her with pfovisons
CHARLESTON June gu S. NJ steamship NASHVILLE. Cap.
Murray from arrived here the wharf ct u geosk
this Monday afternoon
Nswiek arrived beTe at th. whan O'Clock This uors
oil well = : - rrr
RICHMOND June s-The steamship Jsmss,ovs hss Nsv-
Yssf arrived Il kafok ct las In - hour. <5 min.
fBy tr.sx,FA " kdha hssnesrn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Rs,r. Nsse.,pA--sa rlr. sla,I. ' .s-- c. !. IS II,

Bsycs Ssebsres-Sa rtE. Bid.,r y sa~- Ca I, 49,
Fss. rss Lsa,ts n ooops Fs~i p 5rrssA IT,, = 49,
81 sheep. Il fsut, IS Cst,. uofse.
S.e0sey nreccr-2 7trs Rnffsr - C1irr. Is, -.
R,, Four 30 bales Hay. = bush Oats u Sb Po,a,o-, -
sheen sd Lsmts. 5 brs Nh~ssL
Ntsap Hc,Psrf frs kstporf-sfi2 hssk@,s s,a~bsre
4bsss Ess. tsa Hay Calves. coop Fowls, bsl. Po,.
te.s a Catle. - L. b.
TorN-s7 bs Aohol - caats Ashes n bS. Appe. ilSy
rl. Better - bags Barley Bans d bxs Snap i
usuu bers n bb cider - bx-s Chec- u eA.ks Cot M.s
m lsh Corn 2 pg:cA Cbeeses So Cattle Gov, ard C.v~,
"a Cs,, ' BOZ, Esgs 6 psss Died Fru, 2s bb,s Flour
se9 t,s. Fed So bbs Rye Foar 2" bale. Hay 70 IA
IT,. g. n-s.ed Hcss. IS Is. Lard Isl sdss I-a,h-
:, "a IN. I.,fler ~ bush. Man. Aiol DO. 0sss psts
Pocy lss bo. fo,ase., los 6b' Neg fos.-- b.s. Rys
i.'cD scsss. Tlos SIS bbs Whhky o.les w Sn -
and lie se, whess sbbl, yinsgsr. i.sSe DO, ,s,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

n spsuined hrs srsr 1h~a every previous arrsurs-
n, II s.' .sr ,ha s-r. q ,s he'd the
a, eusr,s up~-e and annsoessiy, dfnAsiAs l 81 rd
as.ps psne and each eued uaE u b anxious pat
y ,..s sra DO al AID ulliau nirony n the
,,,s, involved q - - ~. - bd ST. 81 .sls "a,
,h,,fur - - nor. pIoG'ahs tlal ssad Alasscace
es1ect Eer he l1due - Dt4ia tie latter
I ~ s ,y, b. bd lie % know v this Company 70 be
protected san lie ec o fe irrra- free pa,se. si ey
rrrrrzcs by Tie NewTork Central Company 70 transport
f,ishs aIi ils eese 4 - gator a. Ise fr:ea. - I
third AID fourth class IN he iCicronsl-i yoa hayr rn, ms
Cei1Paay. ,...h.,,-..sbv -
By ee-sal sse a. ~s isss Can cattle ee niAll
rerssin rrsyeesfaliy yssr. CH MORAN President.
Any arrangement made in the spirit Of the above
letter hardly he binding Mr. Moran as
sen;s it is true but with protest, and ungracoas
expression of disbelief in the good faith Of the plrtes
be is dealing with. We must still be allowed TO huk
tha. the main obstacle ~ permanent arrangement is
tie Ere management.
The proposition 70 lease the Erie Road for ten
years 10 which We alluded some days since, is, We
understsnd TO pay the bondholders 81 60 600 for the
present year, ST. se0o00 the second year. 1900 600
the third year and s. 800 coo for the remainder OF the
term. The latter would be sufficient 20 pay the
interest on the entire debt and q dividend on the
stock. The parties cer to give security 10 keep the
road in proper repair and be subject once year TO
the investigation of a Committee under the instruc-
tons of the creditors of the Company. Certainly, II
any responsible parties willing To esse the road
upon these terms the parties in interest should not
hesitate moment in accepting the proposition.
Respecting the new mail route TO Australia by way
of Panama, The London Daily Nccs of May % says;
The object for which many Of our Australian fellow
subjects have long struggled s a, length, We hope,
upon the point of achievement. The Admiralty noti-
c alton has last been issued inviting tenders on the
let Of ,july for the monthly vance, each way,
by steam vessels. of her Maiesty's mails between
Great Brit an and the Australian colonies via Panama
As a matter of course, the arrival aud departure OF
these mails will be arranged alternately with those via
Suez 20 that, practically there will be tcrtnlghty
service. The hb.raity Of the people and Legslature
of New S0uih Wales relieves the home government OF
a large portion Of expense.
The annexed Breadstuffs statistics are from the
Circular Of Edward Bill
EXPORT Of BredSsffi 70 Great Britain and ireland from
I,ss nffrBer IL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
THE DEAD BODIES IN THE RIVE

r. n. Edit, Of TIC ~ Y T'''""e
" ss; Gee by the morning ~ -o~. a., .o,.;s.-,hls
s.ei,emep. has been c--used ov The sndipg Of box
containing severAl bodiS. P"r some time oe.t, the
seth"rneS nav. w engage in removing the bodies
Island; I'D wednesda-/ afternoon l..t, Of the
boses fell from the bar 70 on which they arelfaas
ported Ihi. was ca .sed by the wsves fro% sa%
steamboat Sylvan sh ore forcing the barge violently
against the dock. The tide was running mp very
strong, and the boz Wa Immediately earned tiTosgn
httle hurigate. fhis, probably, explains the "s@
tey." Louis ID. PnssGkr,
Enig,anf Ref .x Wa,6s hiasd june T. ls'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08


take. 1907 Wales Curtis Ss A. mouroe, 70 and Mr. Flood
81 for Brighton w, -.
AS (ssy 10 head 10 the carl From Cbcie 10 New
Yok ssp,i Bridge, 4lots billed at e0c y 100 H.
The Cattle were distributed the different yard. follows,
Al Moru's l,6coi Hunters, 700 Gallu2'' 100
Arons the -sles notice. Scott Moeand 80 fine Kentucky
ia Ware Tor NJ ii Parker % superior Kentucky, at so2
Dounei Hanis u OniO ss5 head weigh, about LAS
es Shame 50 Illinois, at s7s p head weight about 1880
snowden Charles % coarse State slers s63 p head
This the tail Of $50 head and well soi 10 cents
= i Yos Al. 9 .lers *62 y head, not a. heavy the
founer lot but Of much better quality.
Whit. II Kentucky s5a p head 6lc. %, live
weight sellers estimate. Also l5 State 'lier' at 81 each,
l. o,ey Sd prime State s'ep ssl head, estimated a,
J. IsimsS g. Ohio s7o so y head would weigh about us
Ios a. the P PI n q { 5 t . ES. 'e'0d at EACH estimated
\ C. Wills sler. llc estimate of MS -,
Yort.
Terry johnson, s State, at s65 weight about
NJ Hilturp ls Canada at price equal to &C. D for the
thompson Rankin TnO. stler, Of very quality a,
tg4 head tn home weight was iso 5 They were raised
and ted by A Gilbert, North Fork, Nernion County, H.
J. NJ Govrs Co.. ia hr quality Ohio, a, about ii.c York
weight. estimated 10 weigh 100 10
snowden Charles 65 Ohio, s7i head, estimated 675
b. Tam,n 81 superior Kentucky eos head es,nsted to
weigh 500 d. York weight n point Of quality this was called
the bee drove Oh the market.
b. Caldwr Co. 81 Indiana $50 p heed very good ot
among which we're two or three extra beeves
Pr,t shsu ~ Indiana s7J v head estimated about
100 n live weight.
w Perry 10 State weighing 500 B each at &C. ID
C. Willis 80 Kentucky -54 e head esniited TO weigh
rs y. York weight ~ ,
Il. I'd or ssy SIC e 10, live weight sellers estimate.
T. Ware or H. H. Parker Co, 70 Kentucky &. slo7
y head. -
Dayid Fowler % mixed State at SS6 50 p head
VIM Garner 80 Kentucky at $50 head would weigh aboa,
1850 q
J. n Perkins, 50 Illinois 'ter a; $40 50 each weight
l,l5NB
John Bryant had 6ne lot Of ohio 81 hsa Eastern buyer
the Of them, for which he offered s0 head
J. t Ware sold FOR Jss Wsrd "a Kentucky at s63 p head
wright about t5o b, York
ID. O. Drunmond gb in a fine Kentucky grade Durham
hecr which he sold Culver ADtyrs III New York for
4lJ5 she perfect beauy.
freely the receipts this week being
usual Prices low aud sales dull We quote
this SIC q n live weight with the wool and flc.
hesred bot Of Kentucky sheaId selling oI 1c
NJ White took $50 for the Eastern market IS head Very
few Lanbs arriving sales 70 report.
UoGsThere only three oad receives here this week.
these hear Of only salea
LOT 40 fst Pigs 6!c y D they averaged 80 ID each
The following shown the receipts via the New York
CsrfrA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
MARRIED,

EvERlTT-RlDER-At Jsmacs. Long Island on THURSDAY
June by the Rev p. d. Oakley the Rev. Benz s Eyeru
bisekwoodown j. 70 Miss Mary Anna eldos: daughter
Mr. Gilbert Rider oftbe former place.
MAs0N-VAN BRUNT-ln Brooklyn Monday June s. by
the Rev r. r. L. Taylor. u. D., George Mason esq a
fhilsaelPhs to Miss Mssse Van Brun daughter Of Wi
liam h Van Brunt, esq, of Brooklyn. .
OEE{LL-WILSON-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday evening
uuc at residence of the brdes mother John
A. Psddock, Mr.. Hugh ONel to Miss Elizabeth Wilson
UNpERAlLL-HARRlS-A BuiierIlk Falls Orange County
Monday June g. by the Rev John Gray, Mr. Richard
underh of EAsiebeste to Miss Elizabeth Phrbe Harris Of
the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

Since Jan. l.......s3o 2i2e5l 425,s59,sil sHrS'fS
There has been quite general movement to-day to
put up the rate Of call loans 10 = cent, and this s
the rate now asked for loans. Many old loans at
5 = cent are, however, still undisturbed. The ten
dency Of the market appears to be to still higher
rates. Paper of st icy first class and at short dates
goes a. y cent, and longer att cent but there is
very good long paper being done at SAG per cent.
The Banks generally, &c, all the paper they need at
7 T. cent.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week, corrected for us from
the rates current at the banking Office Of Messrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
B ROOKL YN I2EXS

CRY SrSascEs-The Joint Board Of Aldermen ana
supev Iscrs met last evening 20 discuss the apPropr
s,ionSso sos tlo ensuing year. The Mayors statement
shoy q ths the nopnt be raised % defray interest
Of ne city bonds Is $9l 625 20, of which s2ooos o.
is ON the s.,e cityof WilhamsSurgh beside i's pro
ysprfion 1f the rest for dsfrayng prlnc'p" ot rn'
lAoyfds, fl55 I53 s3-of which ss,67S US is on WI
t..h,,oh .lo,~ The rerrairing items are;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

bIarkets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR THs ~ Y. TRIBUsE.
TUESDAY, June :, 1859
ASHES-The market is without change sales Of 100 bbs Pots
rs So Pearls a inao tive at IS IS
BEEsWAX in limited request sales Of 2o Southern az
S9c., cash
COTI ONThe market firm the improved feeling noticed
yesterday; sales of l1.o baes We quote;