The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-07

and the N rHo HOSP tal ia 9s2. The receipts ro
the week W 81 $50, eni the expenses during the
same peri nd the disbursements were sll ,0Ss 80
making overdraf. SIS .4es %.
The Methodist Church North IL appears have
established conference and set in motion couple
OF churches and bishop in Fannin county, Texas
1t is ALLEGED that abolition doctrines are openly
promulgated by the leaders of the congregations
and slaves are tempered with by all who are en-.
gagged in this religious work. With knowledge
of these facts, inhabitants of the county have
held two or three public meetings, accounts
of which we give IN another part OF the paper and
have decided to rid themselves of what they CON
slider dangerous enemy. committee of fifty
has teen accordingly formed to carry out the
designs and wishes of the inhabitants generally
The result has not yet reached US.
The human renal found in a soap box at Al
bany some days since have been exam ned by p y
sicians, an are pronounced TO be those of an old
woman who had been dead several years, and had
been doubtless packed and shipped for Indiana as
medical subject. If any rel ance can be placed on
the science and experience of medical men, the
remains cannot of course, be those of the missing
Mrs. Brennan, as she was only about twenty-six
years of age.
The steamship New York, which arrived at this
port on Tuesday from Bremen, brought 4Ol passen
gers, the largest number which has arrived here
this year by one steamship.
The receipts of beef cattle at the various yards
during the past week amounted to 2,925 head, an
increase of 739 head compared with the receipts of
the week previous. The demand was active, and not
outstanding the ample supply, former prices were
fuy ma ntained the rates ranging from SIC. to l2c
according to quality. Prime mich cows were in
demand at $50 S65, while inferior and common
qualities were neglected. Heavy receipts Of veal
calves caused decline in prices to SIC. 7c., and
extra broug 7lc Sheep and lambs were in limit.
ed suppy at 50 so a $40, and in some instances
sl2 per head was paid for first quality. Swine were
in moderate request at last weeks prices-5c.
7So. per pound
The cotton market yesterday exhibited increased act
witty and buoyapcy. The sales embraced about 5000
bales, about 2cCo of which from store and 6oOo in
uansitu The market from the depression produced by
the Persias news, and especially for lots in transitu
we quote at i2c. for mddlng New Orleans, and At
7iod. freight We quote lots from store ut about &c
for middiDg upands Flour was without marked change,
while sales were made to fair extent closing With
more general demand. Wheat was without improvement,
while sales confined to small lots OF rod Southern at
81 49, and OF white do at 81 6S Corn dull and easier
The sales moderate, including yellow Jersey and
southern Ct S5c sSc., With common Jersey do at S0c
and good to choice do at SIC. ssc Pork was in good
demand especially for future delivery. Sales on the
spo, embraced new mess d. 81 SIX, with a saIe do
verablc in june. July and August, sellers option at SIS
Old mess sold at 81 $751; and primo at sl2 SO $40 s5
Beet steady, and lard rather heavy The sales Of
embraced about 500 bhds at steady prices Coffee
firm The cargo Of 0o0 bags OF Rio per Matchless
was sold at 1l}sc, ana some mats Of Java ct 14slc
Freehts were steady, while engagements moderate
and rates sustained.