New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

BULLS HEAD.-The general opinion OF all the cat
tie brokers' AT Forty fourth street yesterday was toat
the market was Ut as good for drovers As II was on
Tuesc ay, except for the very bet grades, which,
owing 10 the small lumber Of that KIND on sale real
ized fair price, while .hnse of iofrror qasnty "ers
drug, come of then ceiling at but lt,ie II anytn'og
over one ban the price OF the hrst-cass' Inc
variation qen.tslIy va. from 6 to 10 cents net
,ourd hut como cattle ecld above and some be-
iou that rate There is q decided decline upon
all g,aces Of cattle, ard upon the inferior sorts,
this decline is decidedly to the los OF drovers.
Some Of the very best drovers in market did not
average 10 cents ret pound, aud vast potion Oh
the cas- that makes ny tie stock OF most shop oac'
ers sold at only or cents p,rrd for the meat the
buyer gaiuiug he hide aud fat. Wnetheruoder these
circumstances he retail butchers can afford To reduce
their prices fer them ard their customers to consider.
IL WI, he seen by references to cur market reports,
tpst the decline Of oil Of est is fixed fact and
az to beef ostie, there is not much proapeot o. any
advance soIn.
MANY persons have supposed that the Registry Law
eupowercd the Board Of Supervisors to sppoint H.
snectors of ELECTORS 10 the City Of New York.
careful examination of tie act will show taat only
Inspectors of Registry inst the Supervisors appoint
The usus Inspectors az Erctops act in that capacity,
unaffected by the Registry Law
Cry PorI1Ics-The Ninth Ward Council have
nominated III Hon. H. j Irving as delegate 10 tue
American State COurc,, and Gerg1 Is Dean Us aie'-
mite. Tue Eighteenth Wsrd Americans net IN Coun'
chi on Monday evening aud elected to the state NOM
ra,inr Convention the following drlega,es Charles
Mcneil; alternate, Charles Shove, NJ d.; Cornelius
"A. Whitaker: alter, ate w. A. 5. Coukhn.
A WILD OK Hunt IN THE SrREET-Sk'ERAi
PrRsoss HURT S On s'ter room yesterday ever!
large OK which Vas b,its led into the saugoter-nous
Of Mr. Charles G. Cornell, No. III Forsyth street.
esc,ped fir his keepers, and dashed off AT furious
pscc down For YIN street to Broom', down b Dome
street 10 Elm dosn Elm street TO Walker, ans thence
to Centre street, driving everything before him. az
usual ou such occasions, sc immense cro~n scon
gathered and followed the iefuria;ed animal, hoons
and yelling hte demen,ed bsirgs, c,usng him to De-
oors ~ Que viol,nt than ever. 10 his mad career he
hrock,d down all who opposed his progress aud
severely injured several persons. Among otners' he
n,.~ 1ox, .sd .ramped upon Mr.. Patrick Foley and
bi child os No "A Baxter street. who were waking o.
the Sidewalk. They were picked up 10 sta'e OF l"
s.psbiity and carried TO drugstore, ~here proper
r,.tcrstyes were applied. A little boy, res'diaS 10
,hs E,ob,n Ward vhtse name could not b. obtained,
v.- nI.o Knocked dowr. The stocp Of Nc. l2l Walker
stree, WAS demolished as was Alec tho tsilors shop OF
Jobn Parua.e At the corter Of Walker and Centre
streets into which the animal cashed. Toe glAss door
,f John Lynch, store at the corner oil Centre anu
Canal streets YVES also shattered ard the Inmates Oh
III. place grea, terrified by the sudden rrupon OF the
animal. II then ran down a negro boy IN Cenue
street, knocking hi. eye out. BY this time the msn
from whom he pad escaped, came up, and seized the
leading rope which fastened around bis horns, al
tempted to make it fast 10 awning post But agAin
the ox escaped the rope which bis driver had hold Of