New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06


w,srxs GARDrS-Ths house was opened last
r;oht with a company engaged expressly to support
Ms Juia Dean Hayne, who is soon to go 10 n"roP'.
IT.. ,lav was "The Lady of Lyons and 1t was NV
,h.. srst time Of lie presentation 10 Newborn
a;sroe Mrs Hayne, of coarse, enacted the he'.,"o'
IL Mr.. George Jordan appeared as Claude. Mrs'
us,pes Paolne has been for Tong time i'''n''"'
ne tbeaergoers of this city that criticism OF her
:, tho mart is unnecessary. Suffice 10 say that
a. nlayed with the careful elaboration when has
- Ter Tho renu,aton she possesses She received
s much applause from her enthusiastic admirers as IN
,or,ner wears. Mr.. Jordan as Claude, was emnently
80 ,sfpc,ory. and was received with enthusiasm. Mr.
Homphrey Bland, as Col. Damas good. and all
re other members Of the company are efficient. To-
ui,tt win be gwen Romeo aod Juliet" Nc. Ray
mnd comedian Of reputation at the South, appeared
in tie farce.
BuLL'sHKAD --Nesc- York cattle Mdrket, Tuesday
June 5-Drovers are not Jolly this week They womb
not ac after lie fashion of The rrst of mankind II 'ey
were for there is certain decline in the oeei oa''e
market Some of the brokers-in fact most OF lhem-
say il is equal to half cent net pound we tnnA "
If Just about tiat aud felt by owners OF the BEST
or, des than by the worst Many of the drovers de-
clare that cattle do not sell well to-day as they did
hat Tuesday. by cent pound, but all hved upon
bopes that the second day would produce change In
their favor From the number of cattle on sale, that
RI ance is a doubtful one There were yarded this
noning or reported for sale, between 36OO ana ., OV
head Of bllocks the most Of them fat, heavy ones
some of them very heavy, and very few light steers
We know tina, there will be some additions to the
number tomorrow, aud stra sherry time Is fairly
commenced, wecaunot believe that TIE demand viii be
auv better than il has been heretofore and consequent
" Irices will remain low. Very few, if any, Of the
very best buocks in market to-day have sold at over
Ole. let a pound The range is from I TO &c. The
mass of stock III sell 81 and &C. pound and there
will be a good stock left over for sale tomorrow.
The Rail-Spitters Bat alton meet this evening n
their b, adquariers No. 90 Broadway, and every
yonng man in this CRY who is in favor of the election
Of lincoln and Hamlin is invited 10 enrol himself
a. member Of the Battalion. We understand that
over two hundred and fifty Of our active young Re
publicans have joined the Battalion; and that three
companies have been organized, under the command u
Captains Sterling. Bunce. and Hopper 1t il the inten
tinn of the Battalion turn oct Thursday evening
and attend the ratification meeting at Cooper Institute
IL their uniforms, consisting Of cap, cape, TORCH &c.
are finished In time. The Bau llion has been organ
lied for the purpose Of acting police, and for the
protection of voters on election d4y-and they vii
use every honorable in their power TO elect LIN
coin and Hamlin. They feel certain that William
Cullen Bryant is right when he says that it is writer
in the Book of FATE that Lincoln shall be the mex
President of the United States