New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

at sunset with the look OF tnunuef-snOWer
bulls UEAD.-Wall street never exhibited more
obstinate Bull and Bear fight than existed yesterday
between the cattle brokers and butchersthe former
holding on for last weeks prices, while the latter
were fully determined not to buy unless they could
get their bullockS at lower rates than they paid
week ago. The consequence was one of the dulest
of all the dull Tuesdays, nothing like half the cattle
being sold that were offered. The highest price is
equivalent to lie. per pound net; and for the best
ouses such as will sell at l0c. to lie. per pound
the price is as high as ii was q week ago. though
sales are not as readily effected But this class, not
beir very plenty will undoubtedly all sell al that
to-day; while the most inferior will go a-begging at
spy prce-some will sell at &C. TO SC. pound, such
As grass steers and COWS of four to five cwt. each
which have no business in beefeattle market. This
class is altogether too plenty this week, aud some OF
the owners will suffer.
According to our figures. there were over 1000
cattle reported yesterday in Forty fourth street, and
few more will arrive this morning; so that for such
hot weather there is lack of supply except may
be for the very best class In addition to this, there
were upward of 900 head in the Forty-ourth-street
yards on Sunday all Of which, we believe, were as
openly sold as cattle will be to-day; and not all by
" the Jews" either, but by men protesting to be
Christians to the eternal disgrace of city governed
by Christian rulers.
There were also about 400 head sold at Bergen so
that the supply of the week will probably count up
about 5000 head, which is fdlly ample for week in
which Strawberries have been so plenty that they
sold at the price Of potatoes.
Under present appearances, is not probable that
shall vary quotations in our report Of the Cattle
Market to be printed tomorrow morning.
His Honor Mayor Temann j. W. Gerard, ESQ.,,
and Others have invited the Count Joannes to receive
atestimonial Benefit st Nibos and the learned Count
has accepted the compliment and fixed the time for
Saturday next. On that suspicious occasion he will
impersona,e the Shakespearean character of Hamlet
the Dane.
MuIr.RY.-Ws learn from good authority that the
right wing OF the 55th Regiment, composing the City
Guard. State Guard, Swiss Guard and Independence
Guard, has been formed into new regiment. The
officers are as follo~s: NJ. NJ. Van Buren, Coionei;
T. T. Ferris. Lieut.. Colonel w. IL. Haleck, MAJOR.
The other officers will receive their commissions I'M
mediately. The City Guard was formerly under COM
nand of Capt Ferris. He was succeeded oy Cspt.
Haleck, who recently resigned to NIL once In Tue
staff, and we believe the Guard have not as ye'
.leeted a new Commandsnt. The Company has
,.pidv increased in nu nbers lately, and on the occa
sion of the last turnout parsded as ostal'on'
Tn. Italian Committee in acknowledging the re-
CENT of the proceeds OF the Matinee and Evening
Onera of the 22d nst for the benefit OF the fAmies
Of Italian martyrs in the present war, desire 10 e1
nress their thanks TO the weuknown distinguished
and patriotic artists, IS well ss to the chorus who