New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
CITY ITEMS

Tbi. evening has been selected for the benefit of
these two popular dancers During their engssenent
ss this house they have hosts of friends by their
meri. a. arti "a, and by their modest and sdyke de-
portnent The programme Ia q most attractive one.
Bulls HxAp.-N.r- York Cattle Market, July IL.
Tho market opened this morning in Forty. 'ourth
street, with little over 100 head Of bnllocts 10 the
sale-peps at Foryfourth street. or within call and
more than threefourths Of them in the hands OF
operators for rise, /" who had started from here
after the result Of the last market, to meet Weses
drovers at Albany, Buffalo, and Dunkirk With ooly
one-fourb Of the stock In the hands Of brokers selling
on commission the result Ia easily foreseen The bull
toesed his head rsmpsnt and carried up the price Of
all grades Of bullocls about half pound upon
the sales Of the fret day Of the market with strong
probability unless there should be large fresh arrivals
to- morrow morning Of keeping it up to the close, uce
an unusually largo proportion Of the number yarded
to-day will be sold at the advance Tbis tho highest
that we have bad since the month Of March, and
ss high as any since the lst Of January In fact We
have not bad higher average since last August. All
the b 1t bulocks are selling at prices equal to ten cents
q pound, net, and some Of them undoubtedly still
HIGHER, ard the average Of the sales to-day will be
about 81 cents scarcely Anything fs for butcher sells
under cents, and nothing as low as Sc. Our report
of the market which will be made up in full, will show
distant readers whether there Is any real cause for this
advance We have here to-day, say 3 200; 70 eived
for butchers iousy 49, sold at Bergen, 297 Re-
ceved by the Hudson River Railroad Sunday, for sale
and for butchers 296, making total Of 1871. To
this enough will probably be added tomorrow to mako
up the supply of the week full 200 head Ia this
"short sur ply" that will warrant fair advance of
prices in the middle of July, when butchers are all
complaining that customers are all ont Of town"
POLICE CoMMrssIosERs.-At tbs meeting Of this
Board yesterday Harvey T. MARITIME Of the Twentieth
Ward, and John Brown Of the Third Ward were
dismissed from the Department for violation Of The
rules and regulations The resignation Of jackson
Bumpetead of the Seventeenth Ward was received and
accepted.
FATAL RUNOvER CAsUALTr.-LAte on Monday
afternoon Mrs Isabels BurliDg, aged lady, whilo
in the act of crossing Hudson street near Barrow
was kuocke down and run over by pair of horses
attached to q carriage driven by John McInvsy and
almost instantly killed. Her lfeess body was taken
up and conveyed to the Ninth Ward Ssation-House,
where an examination was made, which resulted in
showing that her neck was broken. The deceased
subsequently, conveyed to her late residence of
Wsst Tenth and Washington streets. McInvay was
arrested by Officer Haripg of the Ninth Ward, and
held TO await the result Of an Investigation.
FELL INTO VAULT.-On the 4th of July Thomas
O'Reilly and his wife and child were walking in the
Bowery toward their residence when Mr.. Reilly
was severely injured by stepping on the covering Of
vault in front of No. 274 Bowey. The cover turned
over under bis weight and of his legs went
through injuring him severely in the lower parts of
the body He managed to drag himself home to No.
40 Norfolk street, but Immediately confined to his
bed. Several physicians attended him, but in spite Of
al their efforts the unfortunate died on Monday
night Coroner Schirmer held inquest on the body,
when DR.. Bouton made post mortem examination Of
the deceased After hearing all the evidence the Jury
rendered the following verdict: That death was the
reeult of exhaustion from hemorrhage, induced by q
fall into the vaul-hole of house No. ga Bowe.y July
4, 1860. We would censure the owner Of said prsm-
ses for not properly securing the cover"
The BRIcKLAYERs THE is the most active season
in the year among the bricklayes. Many large jobs
are in progress all the city and rus there are
but few persons out Of employment. The Bri,klayers
Association have Issued the following stringent notice
10 dl m0mpcre Oh LDht Douy, hlulbS W ocCuro VII
versal membership in the trade union throughout the
city, the better to protect its interests;
to ali members Of the Briclisysy. Protective Union,
with members, and more particularly with Front
BrchlaJss who are not member Of ths Union c nj.
New-York, July 10 1850.
Not more than two-tbirds Of the brickaysrs in New
York belong the Associs iop and it was therefore,
quite probable that some difficulty might arise in the
enforcement Of the rule. The members of the Awo-
citation obey the notice under all circu instances, to
man. their organization being one of the most thor
ough trade societies in the city. In squad Of twenty
or more where laborer is found not belonging TO
the Society the others insist that he shall be dis
charged or they will leave in q body. There have
been several test cases 10 which q number Of work
men have laid down their trowels rather than work
with outsiders, and employers now generally dis
charge without further talk, all who reported as
non-members unlees they will to Join the So
dety.
Thus many men are compelled to join the union,
who would not otherwise do co. but the fee is quite
small and the object mutual benefit, they generally
acquieece with good grace. In cases where the So
ciety members and outsiders employed together
in pretty nearly equal number, trouble frequently
arises beginning with luminosity between the two
cliques growing into serious matter as one or
the other body approach dcom6ture and ending some
times in drunken Dat fights. The bricklsyers pru
cipay Irish, and this association numbers about 200
men.
MIcxLE & CARvILLE's FIRE EscAPE.-On the
Oh Of April apstton was pro'ented to the Board of
Com cilmen by Hook and Ladder Co. No. 6, request
ing the appropriation of for the purchase of the
patent of Messrs. Mickle & Csrvue for a new fire
escape invented by them and the building of truck