New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

Seek ago.
lin our OPINION there will not be as many cattle sold
It's week at prices equivalent to cents net pound
"a there We're last weckn Snort that the market Tor
htst-cass bullocks s quite good as week ago
While for light steers, of nice killing quality, II Is oe
or; and none in market of the coarses or lowest pe
qtalty are likely TO sell low as they dd LAST wees
Giving to the fact that good many OF the ea'''e
oered are selling upon the account OF tue Sener 'ne?
ne held and will be until late tomorrow, ior al au
vance and consequently sales Will continue 10 arg w
ey have to-day until the close OF the Market upon
he whole the only variations that viii be made IN the
fsures of our table of quotations will be an advance
MON lower grades owing partly to improved quahty'
AID rarity TO real advance. Judging from the state
Of things to-day the average of all the sales this week
yc be higher than last week. 1t will not be because
ne best cattle sell better to-day, whatever they may
ID tomorrow, when buyers will find pretty fair por-
tim of the weeks supply still on sale
THr Cogs ExcHAsGE.-The addition to the Corn
Exchange ROOM obtained by the purchase Of the house
on S. w corner Broad and South Streets 3Sx4O, was
Grown open yesterday making the Exchange rooms
7ixl0s.
sSIELN LINE FOR NORTH CARoLISA.-CromweD Il
10 are Just starting a new steamship line between
Nssw.York and Wilmington, y. c. See advertisement
sZoOLoGIcAL AND BOTANICAL SooIETY.-The Hon.
hamilton Fish has been elected President of this So
Getty and the work of raising the capital is going on,
koks having been opened at the counting houses OF
Wilson G.. Hunt and Watts sherman
.To-nieht at Ot;ignon's Gymnasium, DIR. Geo. b..
ipdsbip the strong map will appear for the benefit
* Mr. T. w. C. Grower
For EuRoPE.-The splendid steamship Adriatie to
sail next Saturday for Southampton and Havre, will
AXE out a larger number of cabin passengers than
Sver before left the United States in Transatlantic
steamer She has already $50 engaged, which is
teaIly her full complement. Among them are the
Rev Drs. McGill Of Princeton Adams, Patton and
iianse Of New-York, and Tbornwel of South
sarolina; also +. V. Haughwout, L. Edgerton, and
Suart Dodge, of this city. American travel to Eu-
n lope this Summer has thus far been much greater
shan usual.
TwEsTY.sEcosD WARD REPUBLICAN, NETTING
she Republicans of the Tsenty-secOnd Ward and
Thirteenth Assembly District held meeting last night
Il their headquarters, No. GA Eighth avenue. The
president, Mr.. John Dawson, was in the chair. Mr..
rewards letter, that lately appeared in The EreRing
given. After speeches by Mr.. Adams, DR.. Ives and
MIR. Baker, of the Twentieth Ward indorsing the
Chicago nominations, and predicting that Republican
principles bound TO triumph, the meeting ad-
journed.
The NEw-YoRK RAu-SPLITTERs.--The New-YOrk
RaiSpltters Battalion held meeting at the Stuy
vesapt Institute, last evening, and elected their
officers They also adopted as their uniform, black
glazed caps, with white band, lettered, q Rail-
Spltters Battalon;" black glazed circular capes and
torches. Mr.. Sterling will be at the Committee-ROom
every evening to receive applications for membership
The initiation fee Of 81 is necessary, which goes
toward paying for the uniform.
A TESNEssEEAs ABRoAD.--The proverb that " Love
laughs at locksmths has been strikingly exempifed
in The knight-errant exploits of well known citizen
Of Chattanooga at boarding for young ladies,
in New-York City. The Chattanooga Advertiser Of
Thursday, contains the followingitem:
GEs JONI 6. BiSrx-Intenigenee from New-York informs
on Sunday last city. Miss Phpp Of East Tennessee
We only know Miss PhPp BY reputation and from that mtel
Congratulate bis lady high toned honorable and chiva
gentleman. Republican Banner and Nashville Wing
The SLAvE-TRADE IN NEw-YoRK.-The increase
of the slaye-rade and the fact that all the vessels
gagged therein appear TO have cleared out of the Port OF
New-York, begin to attract attention at Washington
and in other quarters. II hardly be conceived that
il the officers Of the law, charged with the duty Of
preventing the departure OF all vessels bound on e-
gal errant da teir duty, our Port wonld not be dis
graced it now is By being made TO rank as the grand
depot Of the slaye-daee. That they have not done
their duty n all has been lately proved and that
they have neglected their duty for corrupt considera
lions has been put record by the dismissal of two
Deputy United States Marshals proved charges to
that effect. But believe that we do not overstate
the matter in announcing that average of two YES
sells each week clear out of harbor bound for Africa
and human cargo; and we have received information,
which we shall verify and publish possible,
10 the effect that the price for the clearance Of sIQCer
IL as well known those In the trade the price of
barrel Of pork
IL is said that certain amount Of gold is placed in
locker in the cabin; the officers board the ship and
commence a search for materials arguing the intention
of the vessel to carry slaves. They search all the
lockers especially and suddenly find the particular one
in which the gold-commonly ranging from $500 to
81 m according 10 the size Of the yesse-is concealed
This the inference being that IL is at least part OF sum
designed to purchase negroes from the King OF pa
honey the officers al proceed 10 conhscate; but
failing 10 find any other evidence OF slaye-tradlng
purpose board, they merely remove the treasure
and offer no further resistance 10 the departure OF the
ship This was the course said TO have been followed
by the Deputy L. s. Marshals, who have been dis
missed but of course none of those still retained could
possibly be suspected Of pursuing like course Let
as hope that Marshal Isaiah Rynders, now that his
eyes have been opened will be more active and ener
yetic in seeing that his subordinaes more faithfully
discharge their duties. Leader.