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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, 1860

BEEF CATTLE.
Contrary to general expectation, in view Of tho recent
upavorable weather. there large supply Of beef
cattle at the Washington drove yard extra exertions
having been put forth by drovers and spectators to
hurry forward their CATTLE in anticipation of snail
supply There was general assortment sale, but the
bulk Of the offerings inferior ordinary sold at
average decline Of fully cen! per pound though
the reduction in prn cattle not 80 great Prime
cattle in moderate demand but at materially lower
prices while for all other descriptions the market was
dull and prices entirely nominal The attendance was
large, but nothing Of importance was done until
nearly twelve o'clock, when purchases to supply
immediate wants made to a fair extent
at the revised quotations below. The demand for beef
cattle at Bergen Hill, on Monday, limited, and the
Gales only effected at decline OF half cent from
previous prices Spectators offered greater proportion
than usual and they complain that they have lost heavily
was thought that consider able number would be LEFT
unsod, as the market dragged very much, and the Offer
ipes were hard Of sale, at the largo reduction noted
above. The total receipts at Alerons were 3546 head
and at all the yards 37l3 head against 1895 head last
week-showing increase OF csl head. The sales ct
Bergen Hill amounted to 5l4 head which sweed the az.
gregate TO 227 head. At Brownings Chamberlns and
OBriens the demand WAS light, and the small numbers
on sale sold at range of &C. 6 SXc q 10c Only few
Of the offerings brought the latter figure The total re-
ceps at all the yards for the week last week were a.
follows
wcsaiseto" ya,d Br0'cnings cAanoa'in's. oBrsn,s;
Last week. .s,sM 50 Ii 81
The prices for the week at all the markets verc
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- Personal Intelligence. --.f..
CApain q Waters, fornsry commander Oft tho Prince
Albert WI leave here ~ that vessel Ia few days, 70
take charge Of the first q the mail ships Of she sh
uansatlAnlic line soon 70 be launched
Major Albert Smith, Captains w. R. Shoemaker and
hitchcock, U. s. A., are Ia Washington.
The Washington Star says:-Among the dts OF the
Gay upon the avenue one 10 the effect that number
the manufacture Of palmetto cane, be presented 10
MI Edmundson, OF Va as . testimonial of their appre-
ciaon o. bis conduct In his late personal collision with
Mr.. Hickman.
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The Philadelphia Led ger Of yesterday Says
On the oath OF November 1884, VIC announced the sus
pension in this city, Of Of the lsadng houses Of
the country wi liabilities stated ct million four hun
dred Thousand dollars, and assets at thrse millions
hundred thousand doars-about half being In real
and the other in personal An average extension
Of rome sixteen months was granted the firm they
agreeing to pay in full with interest, and the
creditors BY mortgage on their real estate The oblgA
tiops were all met promptly and the mortgages released
But scarcely bad the last of the mared when the
panic OF 1857 swept the country carrying down In
Its course almost all who ia any way Deepen lent
upon payments or business from railway companies and
again had to record this house among those who
we're compelled to suspend, with liabilities, this time
stated at seven hundred thousand dollars The firm OBJ
tanned second extension, averaging about eighteen
monihs-they again mortgagng and pedging all their
real estate and agreeing before, pay In fail with
terest being equally the PROVINCES II certainly is
the pcasureto chronicle the well the mis-
fortunes Of mercantile firms, happy 10 say that It
yesterday currently stated bank circles that the
firm We allude % HAD promptly met the Of their ex-
tension notes. The mortgages their real estate will
now be released, and We heartily wish these enter
prisng gen lemen every success which have doubt
their dearly bought experience will bring them. Il is
scarcely necessary to add that refer the firm Of
Reeves. Buck Co., now the Phoenix Iron Company Of
this city.
The following is the February statement of the
nts
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.

M
ffb I-Ihe PeoTte us Martin Tyoie Tho prisoner Is
indicted for the murder of Geo W Church On ina "a of
ssnaly 1900 by innicting him fracture OF the skull
WIN carl rung, ut the corner Washington and Jane
saee me prisoner who rs only about sixteen years OF
sse was permitted to plead guilty to ia tbs
nrs dcsfeS ana was reminded for sentence Thursday
broash nm for The not yet sentenced will be
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SECOND nQARD,
CITY COarMERCIAL REPORT.

The extreme ncemency OF the weather tended 70 check
business. The Corn Exchange closed and hence no
transactions OF Mt made outside In breadsus
and provisions At the upper Exchange the attendance
was thin and the business light
AsnEs-About 80 bbls. psts were sold 1t 5xc. Pearls
were held at 5Hc.
BRRADsrUFps -Flour-Few sales trauspred outside tho
Corn Exchange. The sales confined 10 small lots
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MICH cows
Are In large supply and limited request, at previous
Prices The better grades sell quite readily at from S5
to $685. but other kinds dull and OF sale at the in
side quotations. The total receipts all the yards for
the week and last week follows
Washi1yoa. Broonings CHambrlin's. OBrien's.
This week....45 80 81 Al
Last week. ...37 10 u 60
VEAL CALVES.
The demsnd has been moderate and the marke. some
what oppressed owing to the duness in the beef cattle
Market but prices without noticeable change The
receipts at all the for this week and ast weEe
- WASHINGTON Br0sOniags Chambalin's. 0Brien's
This week......307 81 % 81
Last week. 1888 % Is 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
active, prices have advanced Is 10 d. per head ali
good grades. Extra sheep much wanted, and some
very prime offerings placed to-day and Tuesday at 50
$40 head The total receipts all the yards for this
week and last week as follows
Washington Brorming's. Chambcrlin's OBrien's
This week.. GAL 2,137 2,762 $50
Last week.. 262 S75 3,123 LAOS
The supply continues moderate an the dc maud good
Tor all kinds under which prices have advanced soue
what and still tend upward. Sales have been ct &C., TO
&c, including all kinds On sale 434 head The re-
cepts ut the Hudson River drove yards foot OF Thirty
seventh street North river for the week ending to day.
were-By New York and Erie Railroad, 454; Hudson
RIVER Railroad, 1885, New Jersey Central Railroad, 81
remaining from last report, 1913. Sales, $50 head.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of all at all the yards fer the
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Supreme court-Ch.mb.r..

hedore Hon. Judge Leonard.
FHB 221n the after Of the petition of se T,,.o.x NJ
the New York Protestant Episcopal Public School-Report
ofreferec confirmed and order granted
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THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EXPIRE CuY-Fum New York "a arriving It Havana IN
arriving at New York 28tA-
CAnAwBA- From Now York l4h arriving ak Hayaus tn
and New Orleans l9h From Now Orleans Htk Havana aA
arriving ct New York 3D.
- and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans ~. Havana
6sb, arriving It New York 18Th.
DE EoroFrom New York 9Th arriving n Havana la and
New Orleans 81 From New Orleans lz6 Havana l6th,
irving At New York l9tA. -I =
QUAKER CIrTFrou Now York Feb ., arriving q Havana
March From Havana Feb Is arriving 49,
RARNAK-From New York Havana via Nassau, Mp, On
ne arrys OF every alternate Cunsrd steamer New York
EB-When tho shove dates fall DE s0axera WIN
saA - Monday. except from New Orleans. 80
SPECIAL NOTICE
an paeSdsn and lars Intended for l new YoRx MxRAs
shoud BE- eenlcd. = -
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FsrGnrs Liverpool, 800 boxes bacon en-
gagged pa 3D. To London $50 boxes bacon at 4os 80
tons heavy goods 30s To Hamburg 200 bales of cot
ton engaged a. Zc and vessel Of about 600 tons
was taken 10 load with cotton al Charleston for Amste
dam at ll6c per To-
HAY qu,et and small sales reported at 95c 81.
MeIAsEs-Salcs Of 700 bbls. New Orleans were made
within the range Of 45c. 47c. and 80 hhds Cuba mus
covado at &C.
NAVAL SroREs-Sales Of 900 bbls rosin were made
81 67x. Spirits quiet at 4Sc asked.
PROVISIONS -Pcrk-Outside of the Corn Exchange the
market quiet and finn at Yesterdays quotations.
mess sold at SIS so, prime at s4 81 s5 and old
DO at SIP G2H. Beef with small sales, was steady at
yesterdays prices Other articles moderately dealt
in and prices were unchanged
SUoARs-Were rather easier and quoted at about &c.
lower. The GALES embraced $50 hhds Cuba musoovado,
chiefly at 7ic. 7hc., and COO boxes sold part
at 7Hc, and the remainder on pit
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The Marshal of Pittsburg advertises that he
will cell fourteen thousand shares of Allegheny
Valley Railroad bonds, and fifteen thousand Of the
Pittsburg and Connesville, all owned by the city
of Pttsburg, to pay interest on railroad bonds
issued by the city. The stock was levied upon
and judgment obtained upon interest coupons by
George W. D0bbin.
The business of the Buffalo and State Line Rail.
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And o0ntnern were moderately dealt IN u uo
changed prices Wheat quiet and prices unchanged
Corn was rm with sales Of 5000 bushels primo Southern
yellow ut Soc
CoFffx-sales Of 100 mats Java were made at 16kc,
and 200 bags Rio at 12c.
CoTToy-The market quiet, and sales confined 10
200 bales, closing dull 1t quotations.
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OF the mountain above the grade line OF the tunnel is
1850 feet There two submits, with depression
between them the depression beng 500 feet above the
Tunnel About loo feet have been cxcavated-on the
eastern side about feet, the BALANCE the western.
Lne work OF tunnelng commenced Ia 1885, and has
oeen prosecuted until now, with many delays and sus
Pcnsions owing 10 the want OF sufficient capital the
actors having been compelled find all the capital aud
90 all the work. the time OF the rst payment OF the
Sta1e on account q the two million loan fOctobcc 1851
wnen an nssalment of 100000 was paid Up 70 that
rme .ne contractors and private stockholders had
pended ABOUT half million on the tunnel and roa5
Inc tunnel rs through tho southern part OF tho
Sreen Mountan range, on the route Of the
Troy md Greenfield Railroad It passes through the
base OF tae mountain, and connects the valleys Of h
DcerAeid and Hoosck rivers, aud form, mart ~ tas
shortest practicable route between Boston ana rr,v
Y. The whole road between these two cI,iss /, c,n
peted, with the exception OF the tunnel and ab,u
fy nine miles Of road OF the Tunnel aud ajonv M
valley Of the Doered. The entire enah of the
1S6 miles. The maximum grade from west 10 east ia
30 610ths feet per mile
The work Of tunnclling msy be described as follows
HAND LABOR.
Tho work Is prosecuted by FIRST driving an al.
vanced gallery or heading, fourteen feet wide six
feet high This driven day and night Sundays OK.
repted) By three gangs Of workmcn, each gang working
eight hours. The gangs consist each of nine men, with
the addition OF blacks nhs lAborers &c. The progress
In the heading under favorable circumstances IL three
Icet Per Not more than four holes can be drilled at
one time. The rock IL removed by blasting. For the
purpose OF ventilation, air is forced in through
canvas hose, the current being produced BIZ a
small fan, worked by mule power. The hsaiIng
Of the enlarged section or bottom and It's cost Is about
equal 10 that OF removing she remaining rnaeriL TIE
tunnel s designed for single trask ami will be io1r,s,u
feet wide and eighteen fee! high As fsr as has pro
drier as the work proceeds Is calculated that Ia the
middle Of the mountain will ba perfectly dry
WORK BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nvgynovs
Machinery now Of work in tunnclling in Europe two
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $2l ,43l, 512 10, and the balances
81 ,0Ss, 9l5 &C.
The following shows the condition of the banks
Of the four leading cities of the Union according
to the latest weekly statements at'hand:-
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ting the volunteers 10 the SIGHT. constantly shouting
10 them &" Fear not. God is CA our side Mark, l., his
min ster. am the foremost to expose myself 10 the
grape shot and the vOllrys Of musketry, yet | remain
uuscAiaei. Charge, Italians, charge 90 Aud still.
a. be shouted, he waved alJtt the cross Setting
them this example. aud repeating aloud passages
from scripture. be ehecrei on the soldiers. 70 some
purpose, u must be owned, a. by their luiumitable
courage they carried the strong position of MclasEo.
Amongst the killed At MeiaEzo were General CoseuE.
Colonel COrte. and Captain GuaStAia, from Mantua,
one q the most distinguished Cticers q Meiici's staff.
tlny guns, 49, horses. and 100000 rounds Of am
munItIUu. were the material fruits Of the victory.
The -NG-tJ.s gives some curious details ~ TO the
custom 4 GATItaliis gallant legiguS- Uniformity
does not appear 20 De particularly priced. The artille-
y i clothed ~ II Piedmont The line wear rcd tu-
mics, rel wooden caps, and canvass trousers. The
ChaSSeurs Of the Alps have the red tunJc, with the
Calabre>e hat and black feathers. -Etna ChaSseurs
wear a dark coiee-colored blouse, with 4 red KEPT.
The Sons Of Liberty have adopted a white jacket
and trousers. with u red aud white Suli0te cap. The
cavalry are clothed in a kind Of red tune, very wide
Turkish trousers, with red or green kepis embroid-
cred with silver. Ii IS somewhat remarkable that
every corps, however newly and loosely organized,
possesses an excellent band.
Garibaldi had sent an order 10 Paris for 4 thou
sand Louaye uniforms.
At Naples, on Garibalii's birthday, there was a
grand illumination.
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At last, after thousands Of Christians have been
murdered. and hundreds Of Christian homes have
been lesolatei by the hands ~ pruSc aSSassius. the
sultan Is beginning 10 marguerite measures of pre-
sen; punishment and future protection. Ahmet
Pacha. the late Turkish Commander-in. Chief in
Syria, and hhusid pacha, Governor Of Beirut. have
both been degraded from all civil and military rank.
Other minor officers II the military and civil cstab-
lishmcnts have been degraded. and placed on trial
Tor mjsicmcauors. \ commission was sitting AT
Beiru. for the purpose Of investigating the cause Of
the masSacrcs and the events attendant upon them.
Faui Pacha was in Syria carrying the orders Of the
Sultan into effect
FLGur or ruE JrsUIrs-Like rats in 4 sinking
ship, the Roman Jesuits have been pouring out Of
Italy FOR the last few weeks. The new home they
seek i Germany, and especially the kingdom Of
snd other great thinkers-CJrr. London Dalg
Ttir-ruuE.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

o.pf- ColLEGE-By the C0zef. We are glad 10
- the arrival % Rev c. 7. Mills. President elect
a. College. Who i accompanied by his wife. The
a..,,ution will DOW be placed On 4 basis o. thorough
Lz.isusv. and We hope viii meet the wants OF the
-ruunity. We learn al incident which speaks
II sr the instruction given IN the College. Mr.. A.
r-gk Judd. who receatly left the Islands for the
,urre-e Of completing his education At Yale College.
81 b. mark to eater the junior class. though advised
., u aim - high He went through his e1auiua-
,mn with credit. and was admitted to that class,
,,.ipr By the freshman and sophomore classes
Eat very seldom attempted
PRESERVED PEaCHEs-We don't want to run GJlrH.
sr.ept cur threats, any ones preserved peaches.
xbsu ze praise those put up in California, but We DO
&C hiatt those sam Savidge now has on hand from that
s,a,e. surpass anything q the kind in the fruit line
re have ever met With. Another wrinkle &c gained
the other day is, that tins Of preserved meats. fruits.
&c are much easier opened on the bottom than the
ton, although the opener may be obliged to stand on
bs head, psrhgPs, 10 read what kind Of fruit Is in
the tin =
scsR. ODD sterling vessel, not
outstanding the strong opposition with which she
/. threatened by the time table Of the KTIausa, Is
determined a. to do or die" and will continue 10 run
70 Kauai A. usual F. l. and 7. Is her motto. which
Captain Candage CONSTITUTES Freight. 'Lasses and
Tsters. =
= Her Majesty, the Queen, invites all the ladies
Of Honolulu interested in a Fair for the benefit Of
this Institution, 20 meet AZ the Palace, Friday morn
ing, Nov. u. at II O'Clock. for consultation, appoint
irz committees and fixing the day when the Fair
shall be held. -
MASoI BEDGE-We are requested to call atten-
ton to this bridge. OF rather TO the fact that no bridge
exists, efectually tabooing the use Of the road for
most purposes 1t was carried away, We believe, q
year since. and has never been replaced. a word
to the WISE" &c
y Sesnen and others wishing 20 make remittan-
ces to their friends or agents in the United States,
can always procure drafts. in sums to suit: from
Messrs. Bishop ( Co, Bankers, in Kaahum,nu street.
= We SIRE under obligations to Mr.. Hill Of
Ncolaefky. passenger per brig Hero, and b. F.
Snow. ESQ. for late intelligence from that place, and
Pstropoloyski- -
RsrSTISGs--A large collection Of paintings will
be sold at auction, or Saturday evening next, by A.
P. Everett -
g For wba!emen's Shipping List. see fourth page.
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n Seamen and others wishing to make remittan-
ces to their friends or agents in the United States,
can always procure drafts. in sums to suit: from
Me.srs. Bishop ( Co Bankers, in Kaahum,nu street.
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Wan Experienced Nurse
aud Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup tor children teeth
ing. which greatly facilitates the process % teething, by Sotening
gums reducing all infammation-will anay all pain and is sure
20 regulate the bowels Depend upon it. mothers, it will give
rest 20 yourselves, and relief aud health 10 your infants. Per
22-Iy
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MiSoA BEDGE-We are requested to call atten-
ton to this bridge. OF rather TO the fact that no bridge
exists, effectually tabooing the use of the road for
most purposes 1t was carried away, We believe, q
year since, and has never been replaced. a word
10 he wise sc.
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IR FOR THEQUEEN'S HOSPITALS

FAIR FOR TIL QUEEN'S HOSPIT AL
The Edihce in process OF erection for the Queens Hospital is
rapidly advancing towards completion. The amount of funds
hitherto contributed, will he nearly if not more than exhausted
I'm erecting the same. The necessary means must be raised to
furnish the building. For this purpose.
Her Majesty the 0uecn
requests the Ladies Of these islands to aid her in a FAIR,
g. be held ON or about the 18th Of November next, at the
New Hospital Buildings.
Notice will hereafter be given in regard to the time and place
rr receiving the articles contributed.
Honolulu. Sept. 8, 1850 225-2m
STRENGTH AND HAPPINESS
are obtained by cleansing the blood Of its impurities. Blood,
We are told. on the highest authority, is the I" Life" or at least
the medium Of Life to the Body and it is, we know, the great
feeder Of every part of the frame. Thus the blood is the great
channel Of disease: consequently, a good or bad state of the
system, or constitution, is no more or less than n good or bad
state of the blood. We have made the composition Of the blood
our study, and are satisfied that two-thirds of all diseases are
caused by its impurities.
Believing the al facts, we made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view to a reliable medicinal
same time efectuaIy cure all diseases arising therefrom. We
have succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues of the prepara-
ton known by all professional men as
HALLS SA"RSAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK, AND
IODIDE OF POTASS-
Beware Of ignorant imitators. The genuine is sold everywhere
by respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
r.. HALL q Co,
Sole Proprietors,
.24-6m 13 and AS Clay street, San Francisco.
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HAWAIIAN MILL Co. FLOUR
East Maui Mill Co. Flour.

East Maui Mill Co. Flour,
Fresh cornmeal, in % 70. sacks,
Do oatmeal, do do.
Do buCkwhcat -four, % 81 10 10. sacks,
Do hominy. in 10 ID. sacks,
Do rice -four, do do,
Do farina, do do,
Do California Bodega potatoes,
Do Kawaihae do.
Expected per Comet"
CnI- DAT Hay. CnI. Oats
Cat. Barley. chi. Turnip-.
Cal. Onions.
m In "a m Il.
5000 lbs. Island beans,
Chile Bayos beans, wheat,
Shorts, corn, baIcd native hay,
Bran, &c, &c, &c.
2sir 4 CARTWRIGHT
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no OIL IL DA a
ASSOCIATION-This Association hold their Regular Meetings
on SATURDAY EVENING Of each week, at = o'clock, at the
Bethel NrSt-y, on King street.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough rc-orsan-
isaiiou. The public are invited TO attend.
Per order: ALIEN BOLSTER.
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= We sre under obligations to Mr.. Hill Of
EicoIaefsky. passenger per brig Hero. and b. F.
Snow. Esq. for late intelligence from that place, and
pseronofovzkT -
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RICH AND FASHIONABLE


lust RECEINE ED BN LARK.
- Fou street, a well selected assortment % PRICE \ Cos.
DELACROIN PERU MEKiES, which have bcyn purchased at
q low figure, AMI VII consequently be sold At a price 10 defy COM
petition. Reputation Of Trcr = Cos perfumes ar So welkuoWn
for their superiority over all others, the subscriber thinks IL
needless for him 20 say one word rrccommcndauou Of them.
g3l-f
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g Her Majesty, the Queen, invites all the ladies
Honolulu interested in a Fair for the benefit of
this institution, 20 meet at the Palace, Friday morn
ing, Nov u, at II O'Clock. for consultation, appoint
ing committees AMI fixing the day when the Fair
l.. LII