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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

We must report another hard market for the drovers
and harder for the spectators who have bought up
droves upon the strength of any late advance Upon
the lower grades Of cattle such thin grass steers, old
cows habitat oxen and coarse stays the decline Is very
marked Some Of the owners declare that the market
for this cass Of sock is the worst Of the season and
cent pound net below last week. Readers VIII Jddge
of that By the reports of sales OF various droyes IL
true in our opinion.
When the market opened on Tuesday il was the
general calculation that there would be nearly a
housaDd head lesB than the previous week and was
il Yves found that buyers too and quite deter
mined only advance but ecede Then as oon tue
count made Il found that there over b he I'd
in the and uter count goo sna tue
good In fact the life that showed wa force1 o
% Il unders bod that Wednesday holy day Win tue
Jews that would be In the market some Of the b,okr
anxious tTowd sales the hr day anticipating ~
would prove better thar the second ~,
Thefs IB large brokers Of the Jewish ah anu
they hurried their sales 10 close up ana get nome
afternoon yet wiha night and fouGd gooly nurbe Of
buaoks t the seooLd day. aud good many buyers
who had pupOey waited IN confident expectation OF H'ups
their stock pom betT ts second day THAI the hfst In
this they were not disappointed ,.h...
The supply Of bulocks suitable for tfessi rtAl o'opss
light this week tad conse queniiy ~oTu 500 ~ a.
last week. according 10 quality aud sons OF IsH ~ o. nov
found but the at tht quite sma
GOOD many .oid at but drove averaged that though some
ar. TepoIisd OVER 1, n that quality had been pe. ILL.,
would have been dicvy In hndiug tuyeri s' dIVe
Class h yery uh ,cted BY supobunta Of saus~sss
III. makd Is gutted with le thin ste,n Helei, aty Jom
and poor Oksn and although We must reduce
cent? have joubs THAI many We 500 q pnod a
Tho market a. fear ltv DO We shA 80 ste- mAaS
rstes thai have been heard Q. IN come Yeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The steamer to-day takes 500 800 10 specie. We
hear of nothing yet engaged for Saturday. Consider
able amounts are being received from the interior and
Deighborng cities which nearly supply the reduced de-
msnd for shipment. Treasury notes are dull, and
those bearing low interest selling at small dis
count for Custom-House purposes The six per cents
are worth about ia &c. for first premium. Very few
overdue notes are being presented at the Treasury for
reimbursement. 1t is curious fact that there is
quite respectable amount of due notes bearing
only cent interest still in the hands Of the public
The extension of Messrs. Lane, Boyce g. Co. appesrs
to have effect upon the market for paper excepting
TO induce more caution in the selection Of names. The
rates of frst-csss paper are unchanged. The paper
of the above house has been for time past selling
at 10Gl2 y cent per aunum. Various
rumours of other suspensions have been current
within day two, but we could not trace them to
any authority. Demand loans are 6a7 y cent, and
money is offering rather in of the wants Of
borrowers at the higher rate. Land Warrants exhibit
great activity, and the prices show another advance
The State Loans taken yesterday are considered to
have been taken more favorable terms than the
State could have expected.
The following table shows the condition of the Banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Other hir being equal .hat we cal monsy @ So =, come
be OLD current before leS lo ase1 ops ' famine IN
FuIope would effect the money DOUBTLESS and Te ss
conceive Of oes ppce. from to- cause, o. BE- in the long
run uitA the OF The world bear about such P0P'
to the they did before the panic.
The ~ o. Picoyune says:
within tho past few Gays the oerugs Of ETohsuse nave
triay increased and rates for al have sceeu
Prime bills especially are weaker and g day a. On
,be Sos.S aropped t"d cent. Th, ssme e.
which day owo since brought "a discount eaa q Tbs
bottom have dropped out enre Is the Banks spp
ss. acting % one hs .. mere Il. %
rate ct Bank but three OF them held OUT oI anu
PRDs sS 1Snss & s ssos fscedsd
GO99 for piine, with bot little disposition to operse DpS
not casT over los II year they paid much they spps
determined not to commit ths sane as:st tn season
Tn. three arrival. from Mexico bring US l Antopetts
es7o,776; and ths brig Hope, $4,000
The Directors of the Reading and Columbia Railroad
met at Ephrata on the 18th inst Capitalists from NsS
York were present. who offered to build the road, III
cudipg grading, masonry and superstructure, making
it ready for laying the track for $500 OOo ,ss
than the engineers estimate They also offer to take
$500 of the stock of the road in payment only ask
ing of the people along the line of the road TO take
5000 900 of the etock inquire its completion VI this
required sum $40 600 ia already subscribed. Tine IN
rectors will meet again at Mannheim on Tuesday,
October 9 at which time fnsl snswer must be given
TO the contractors. The length is All miles. char
ter of incorporation for this Desirable Improvement has
been obtained and large amount of stock subscribed
for. This line will open comparatively new region
Of country, in which the valleys are rch IN agncul
tural resources while the not far distant mountains
sbound In coal and iron. The road will pass from
Reading, through Adsmstown, Rsamstown, Ephrats,
Ltz, and Mannheim.
The following are the Currency, Land-Warrsnt,
and Specie quotations for the week. corrected for us
from the rates current at the Banking Ohics Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
TIE BOst0n POst, 10 its weekly review Of "Finsnce

Tile BOSt0n Post, in its weekly review oil >" Finance
and Trade" says:
Honey IL sufficiently abundant prime loans oil Gan cent
both here and In NeYoTk and as 10 the future there not
the indication that there will be special change for
months 10 come There lie large swsower Of credit Ia the
world Just now and this country the grain movement rather
calls circulation than money and whatever cent out from
place which for redemption and while The wheel
the demand for rial credit even for the Western
CROPS oonps insignificant Were the West the cred
ito Of the East abe cannot be fer some une yet different
order Of things would prevail Specie would how westward,
and Where Il belonged Ten agaio arc building no
railroads. and yet al the ships aud factories In progress amount
20 little The Whole manufacturing interest o. Boston has not
COZ, much than OF tho large uwsys oil h'"fo'k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Bulls HEAD.-Yssterday proved remarkably hard
day for owners of beef cattle. The market fell off
from the first day equal to about half cent pound
upon all the lower grades of bullocks while it
full cent worse than last week for the most inferior
sorts and there every prospect late in the after
noon that some three four hundred head would be
left over unsold. There was grea; deficiency in the
supply of buHocks suited to the wants Of first class
butcher and the few that in the yards the Sec
ond day sold as well as on the first but averaging as
we do over 5000 head week, of all sorts, ovsrsocks
the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
CITY ITEMS

AcADEmr OF MUsrc.-The opera of "Lucrezia Ror-
gis" will be performed this evening Nine. Fabbrl,
Strakosch, Sgs. Stgeli, and Suaini appear 10 this
opera.
Tomorrow night Robert lie Diable' will be per-
formed in French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.
REPORT

Foa rHB WEEK ESpIsG WKDsxsDAY, SKrf. 2S 1850.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE KIsDs PoR THE WEEK.
According reports from the several markeces In the
city, there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

In 1859 the Columbian Company declared -, and
the Sun Company 80 = cent. Their statements for
1860 have not yet been made. The Neptune and the
Washington new companies have not yet issued
scrip.
The receipts at tide water, Of Flour, Wheat, Corn,
and Barley, for the Sd week Of September, in 1860
and 1859, have been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles
20 far for the years 1860 and 1859 have been:
flour bbls Wheat bush. Corn, bush Barley, ousn
1850 - sol 400 $4,000 l3i4,8OO loI,scs
isSs .2ls5OO l2Ol,2cO 2O9s,4oo 2n,6oo
Increase. .2;7,soO 6,424Oo 92i5.4oo Dec"A,ico
Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the excess in the re-
cepts of 1860 is equal to 500 $50 bbls. of Flour
The receipts tide water of the principal articles OF
produce from the opening of the Canals to and includ
ing the cd inst, have been as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The most Of the sales ranse from &c 10 8!c. =.
Prices head and y h. Of different weights VIII Dc found In
accounts Of sales of sundry Droves. o
Total number Of Beeves received In the city ths
head than last week and S28 head more than
the average Of last year The number a. each Wednss
dy market last year 2S9 head while the number to-day
being AIS head than the average, and lbs
head less than this day week.
Tha folloving droyrs In mi this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

POLICE CoMMIssIoSERs.-This Board me, AS usual
yesterday afternoon and promoted Coxswain Holland
of the Barbor Police to the rank of Sergeant lie was
transferred to the Twen,y-fourth Precinct. Thomas
Byrns Of the First Ward Police was dismissed from the
Department. on charge of seerpg upon his post while
on duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

ESCAPE FROM SING SING PRIsoN.-0w wing to its
crowded state two convicts are in some Instances
lodged in one apartment of this prison, aud the
Keepers going his rounis at night, each prisoner
places bis hand up to the door sfyng that there are
two in the cell. few evenings since one of the con-
vts put up both his hands for signal and his COM
panon induced him to repeat the stratagem the next
plight when az the gang were marched out of the hat
shop, he hid himself, and, after the all night bell
was ruDg, he provided biself with pair Of overals
and, succeeding in GLIDING the vigilance Of the guard
made bis escape. day two since, james Williams
one of the conviots employed in the shOsshop deter
mined that he would not work, and, selling knife,
plunged it into his breast. He was conveyed to the
hospital but it is thought that he will not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

CARD.-Mr Edward Carter, who was til re-
Gently business No 23 Pearl street. wishes to be known
that he the individual referred to in paragraph pabsd
in Wednesdays TRIBUNE wherein person Of the same nsos
is charged with swind!ing
FovSD DEAD IN BED.-August Bower, German
lad about IL years of who lived with his parents NO x
Stanton street was found deed In bed he retired to bed tbs
night preyiOa. in his usual health with the exception s
hsedsche The death Is unknown but probably YVES
the result OF natural cauies The Coroner was nothed
DEATH OF Poor WoMAS.-Brdget Hinnegsn. q
GS s s oSS d Mi II M9Sf 70 SSs
them They were taken 10 charge oy "a nn ,S @
rs Of C chss oSa Correction The premises
where the died were locked up ~ the ronoe ana
formation sent TO the Coroners Office
GIpI FAr.ILY INJURED AT THE FIVE PoIsTs
IorsE OF ISDUsrxY-A gil Ave years old named Ana M.
earthly Tuesday n S G% the 5Ssd o. Tue o.Is
mother had LEI. her and the ed N psySs seoS. 's An
rendered in accordance with the iacts
EorrD DRowYED.-A man aged IS years was yes-
trsy found drowned the foo, Of Charles street. n X. FROM
~ be- sD es Celery Coroner held the inquest and sc
OF accidental death was rendered.
SAILOR DRowSED.-A man named Patrick Quis-
sf s by the Upsetns Of the lighter Suso Cs.ase
scbimer held tho inquest Verdict Accidental drowning.
ARREST OF An ALLEGED REcEWER.-Oficer Lang
OF the Twentieth Ward arrested Chailes Moos nsa wts
keep, junk shop at No 23e West Thirty eighth street changed
S eyeS lt. which :. SspSus s ss' hsS
been elen o the buildings Of Mr. Edward Ftsetaad ~
the" named catherine Iunn 1iaS
Burns MOog ,skebeore Aid Brady, sad held to b.a
the Of 81 COO
advertisement
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Paris and Newly
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Gen,lcmen's DREss and USpRESs Has,
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Youths and Boy CLorH and FELT HATS aid CAPS
Chidrns fAsol Han,
In extensive variety OF Foreign aud Domestic Manuors
WARSocN CO.
No. so BroadRAy. ~ Nicholas Hotsl.
ADVERTISEMENT
The GREAT SEA LION, The Monarch Of the
Ocean, at BARNrNs MrsEUs remains bit fsw d.y> isos.x
Nc TO be with all the other novelties at ell h,r. ~
"Joph and his BrehTeu win be performed at ana II n an
ADJ vgtisenea.l
A PARENT SHOULD KNOW how 10 d,rsct H.,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

DEDICATION OF Sr. AUGUsrIsE's CauacH.--Arch'
bishop Hughes will dedicate the above church % Son4
day. the 3Oth inst preaching the dedication sermon at
lOi o'clock mace, and administering the sacrament II
Confirmation to these who prepared TO receive II
Admission 81, which will admit the purchaser to the
morning and evening service the proceeds to DO sp
Piled to the liquidation of the debt Of the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The annua al election of the New-York, Providence
and Boston Railroad, popularity known as the S'Oning-
ton, was held at Providence, Tuesday The folio wing
gentle men were unanimously elected directors for the
ensuing year: Jas. ]. Day, NJ Morgan, L. Tilesson,
S. d. Bsbcock, W. H. Macy, w. F. Cary, FL. Blydens
burgb, S. Sloan, n. F. Dixon The receipts of THE
company for the year ending August 81, 1860, have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

REGATTA OF THE HUDSON HAvY.-Ths first annual
regatta Of this association of amateur rowing ciube
will take place next Saturday. The course VIII b
three miles, the boats starting from has-bosa en-
cbored off the New-York Yacht Club House, at the
Elysian Fields, HobokeD, and rowing up the Hudson
one mile and half and back to the starting point.
There will be series of races for six cared outrgss,
sxoared barges four-oared outiggsrs and fouresred
bsrge-built boats The Hudion Navy "a composed o.
the following amateur beat clubs Of this city ana 's
vicinity, viz: The Atalsnta, Waverley, Atlantic, Al
rora, Neptune and Mantle Clubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

FALcoSIR THE STREET-PREACHER.-E Fal
coner the socaed streepreacher was Oh trial before
Justice Brennan yesterday morning. prosecution by
the police authorities, for disordery conduct tending to
breach of the peace under the act of 1860. Mr. Shan
non appeared for the prisoner, and Mr. A. Oakley Hall
at the request of the Superintendent of Police. The
complainant officer was examined at length by the &C.
cused. The substance of bis testimony wss that the
accused went on top OF high house on Sunday after
noon and harangusd large crowd in the Strest and
used defiant and insulting language toward the police
and that the crowd in consequence bosterous and
the quetude of the Sunday disturbed and the streets
blocked up Testimony offered from citizens, that
the place he spoke at was in the vicinity of great
thorcughare and two ferries and that Wd Oh
two thousand persons was there cheering faconer
and telling him to "go in and blocking up the street,
The defense insisting upon long examinatons the iua'
ter was further adjourned
The police officers, being deiied by Mr. Faconer, arc
determined 10 Assert their authority. They will how.
ever they cay protect any regularly ordained preacher
who ia properly licensed aud is orderly aud Christian
ike in tone temper, and speech But the course Of
Mr.. Fslcoper they regard as in the highest degree
landing 10 provoke disreepectful aud uuruly crowd;
and hi. conduct is Just such ahe ordinance of the city
WAS designed to supPress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

LEAVING PECK SLIP.-The Williamsburgh Ferry
will be moved from Peck slip 20 Roosevelt street some
time next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

A CARD.-Mr. Edward Carter who was til re-
Gently business 23 Pear street. wishes 10 be known
that he the individual referred in paragraph pabd
in Wednedys TRIBUNE wherein person Of the same nsoss
l. charsed with swndIing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

MnITARY.-The Fifth Regiment will go to Bedloes
Isan for annual inspection and review, on Wednes-
day next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

TAxEs AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS appear daily
OF the Office of the Bureau Of Arrears, stating that the
first intmatiOn they have bad of their property being
assessed was in seeing advertised in arrears and
70 be so ON the 9Th of December If the assessments
remain unpaid This is particularly the case in regard
to property-owners assessed for the New-Bowery
extension. AS in Of transfer OF property, If the
transaction occurred previous to the date OF assess
men the seller would have to pay it, and rice rersa
the following list of the dates of confirmation Of assess
mt nts snd taxes for the past ten years will prove con-
venent for reference to decide upon which party the
payment falls: 1850, July "a; 1851, July II; 1882
July 81 1885, July 90 1854, July 2l 1855, July %;
1885, August 8; 1857, August s. 1858, August Il;
1859 September 6,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

IS Del, L. 4 w. RI. 20
$50 La Crosse & Milw. RR. l
20 Clev., P. L. Asht's RR. .l2t
Is Del. & Hud. Canal Co.. IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-12
Total. 6.63Q

Mr.. Wall, Republican, Of the Williams
burg, District, is also elected, making gain
OF two. But Luther Garter (Rep.) 10 de-
feated, and Haskin's District elects Demo
Graf. Corning ia elected in the Albany Dis
trics--a Democratic gain. And Odell (dem J,
who Is openly 10 favor of re-opening the
African slave trade, is elected 10 Brooklyn
over Humphreys Democratic gain. So
far ms heard from the Republicans have lost
8 members and gained 2. Two or three dis
tricts remain 10 doubt.
LArxR.-A telegram from New York on
the 8sh says the following Congressman are
elected in New York, AZ fer as heard from:
Republicans r. E. Fenton, K. g. SpsuldDg,
Auguste Frank, r. Conkling, Alfred Ely,
T. Nj. Pcmercy, A. B. DIN, G. b. Sedgwick
r. r. Vanvalkenburg, A. s. Diven. Fusion
Democrats Ben. Wood, Nelson Taylor,
John Cochrane, Elijah Ward, j. G. Della.
PLANE, JAS. L. kerrigan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-12

ont natioing or molesting them In any other
wav. In iess than year thew would become
tired and ashamed OF their folly, and quietly
assume their place aud the performance OF
their duties within tbs Union.
But they will be guilty of no such folly
They will not attempt the formation of a
Confederacy too feeble to protect their com
meree from pirates on the ocean or their
slaves from 6ihbusters on land. An excuse
will be found for "postponing the ssue.''--
On sober rejection and serious second
thought, climate having prohibited slavery
in al our territory, they will not suffer a
nero abstraction in which The South has not
n cent's worth of substantial practical inter-
est, to incense them into so suicidal q mode
of protest. As TO the attempted notification
by come States Of the fu6itve slave law, it
amounts to little more than the snarl of on
impotent malice, every fugitive being given
up that the Federal officers can lay their
hands on. in utter contempt OF such attempt
ee notification. Besides the extreme South
has taken an ample indemnifying revenge by
practically multiplying our neutrality laws and
re. npening the African slave trade. Further
more, SIS Kentucky and Missouri lose FIVE
times more fugitive slaves In month than
all the cotton States do in ten years, il would
be but polite for the latter to wait the word
from the former as to making the loss OF fu-
gitives q cause of disunion. Our business
men can safely, and with confidence, resume
their commercial operations as if no such
threatening cloud ever hung over the politi-
cal horizon. 1t will soon pass away, leaving
no trace OF lite existence, except in the mis-.
chief already done by needless partial
nnpjn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-12

Ihs telegraph reports tremendous seces.
:'c- meetings 10 Charleston, Savannah, Au.
gnsta and other Southern towns. conveu.
ton isto be called in South Carolina soon to
organize see assion.
Bot 10 The midst oil this ssblood and thun.
der" fnss, Gov. Brown, OF Georgia, send. in
especial message TO the Legislature stating
that but fe~ States will join in a Southern
Convention, and he does not recon mend
the appointing Of delegates from Georgia,
but recommends resaliato,y measures toward
nnfriendly Northern States, and reprisais on
their goods.
Also, The following dispatch was received
in New York on The 9th
The members OF The Brokers' Board had
dispatches yesterday from prominent parrie,
IN South Carolina and other Southern states
eiving assurance that there will be 20 ssces
*'on - present. or hereafter, unless Lincoln
commits overt acts OF injustice.