New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

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Bulls HAD The number Of beef es.tle n the /
yards {: rOrtytourth yesterday largerth
was week ago, though i;tle below the average
being 2Soo, bssiie few by the Harlem road and
NE dis MOI hear Of any considerable addition TO be
szfe to he number today The great bulk of the |
sSck on Bale this weeks of coGrse quality, such as
sough oIen and steers full fea; and consequently.
We snpply needed by frstclsse retail butchers being
inssent 10 meet the demand the cattle brokers take
advantage Of the necessities Of buyers snd crowd Up
sAeFrice.
The very best, however, did not bring above II
<0ts net pound, and many cattle were sold at 40
cents or ever Tues nay that would not have sold
reatiy ss ire sse rates last Tuesday Still We cannos
4uo;e any real advance in any grade below the very
hest fer that grade the market was more lively and
consequently little higher, not in price per head, in
the estmation Of weights The weather being clear /
and cold, fair proportion of the stock offered found
buyers, the majority of whom declare that their pur-
ehascs dearer 70 them than they were last week.
TIE range Of the market is from cents net pound
For ooarse rough oxen, to ii cents pound Tor very
choice extra fine quality of well-fed steers and red
sxen There fair proportion of the supply for sale
70 day.
Toward night there was a very decided falling off in |
the prospect of obtaining higher prices for cattle than
were obtained last week. The brokers generally re-
suced their demands that the prospect based upon
The closing sales was that the market will not average
{ as high as Las. week by from one-fo1th to one
half cent net pound
1T the book sale of the Messrs Appleton Yesterday
afternoon $50 lots were cold out of 200 on the cata-
Sogue, generally at very low prices; for in-l-
stance, the folio edition of Hume, bound IN Russia :,
with gilt edges, brought only S. volume The sale ISIS
10 be continued from day to day.
BFoox LYis FERRY LEAsEs.-The auction sale Of the
[Brooklyn JSerry leases, postponed, on the 18th OF
February or the seventh time to yesterday has again
been Sc. do wn for future day, in consequence OF
contnra IN Of the injunction issued by the Supreme
Court Of Columbia County. An appeal has been taken
from the lecson Of Judge HogebOom by the people OF
Broo Ign which has not yet been decided. The Con-
1rolr s now down the 29th of May for the SALE
T'E JNoN MEETING AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE
Our rep ort of the Cooper Institute Union Meeting was
eroF7de out yesterday morning by more important
news, md appeared in our evening edition only. The
prncp al point in the demonstration the remark by
Thoms 70 A. Nelson of Tennessee, who characterized
the De claratiOn of Independence giant humbug,
when the audience Kissed him in long, loud, almos
IMAM nous hiss. Mr.. Maynard suffering severe
ly fr, cold that he spoke but a few minutes. Mr.
'-Gera I'D followed, and the meeting adjourned
MtTNY.-A mutiny occurred yesterday upon the
ship Switzerland while proceeding to AS she
was going down the bay, the coOred crew refused to
do duty when the commander, Capt. Trask, anchored
the vessel and set his ensign union down. The
nue. cutter McCleand sent boat to her and arrested
the mutineers, when Officers Burdett, Stevens and
Sullivan Of the Harbor Police boarded the vessel and
put the crew in irOns AL except four resumed duty.
The Com SALE.-The " Coin fever" seems to rage
higher than ever The sale of Mr.. Bramhals extern.
live nunismatio cabinet, which commenced Monday
afternoon, stated in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was con-
eluded last evening. There larger attendance
and more spirited bidding than the evening previous
The coins in some instances brought high prices. A
dime of 1922 sold for 81 90; quarterdoar, l!96ht
first years coinage of this denominatOn-$l 625
proof ying-eage dollar 1885, 50; cents of l793 the
various types 81 81 to 81 50 each; and 1903, 1917
1918, and lSl9 g to SO each; l. Chalmers Annapolis
shilling of 1885, 81 so; Louisiana coppers, l722 and
1857 81 so and 81 IS; large assortment Of American
political and advertising tokens, in fine condition,
realized from cents TO 81 each. There is such de-
mand for these cnriosities that although Messrs
Leavit, & Co. issued 500 catalogues they all gone
before the sale began, and large bids made for
them The one used by the auctoneer was sold at the
close for a considerable amount The sale quite
rsmunerative 10 the collector.
The EXECUTION OF JOHN CRIMNINs.-On Friday
next between the hours of and II o'clock, a. NJ,
John Crimmns is TO be executed for the murder of
Dennis McHeDry. The deceased and Crimmins had
been enmity for long time and on the night of the
MURDER McHenry entered the saloon kept by the
demned, m Pe street, with two three of his fellows.
After having drunk once or twice, some words arose
. between him and Crimnins when the latter ordered
hin ont Of the saloon. McHenry then used very
abusive languageto both the prisoner and his vile,
and challenged Crimmins TO come into the street and
fight him. On going into the street himself he began
throwing g.ones into the windows of the salOOn
ThereupO2 Crimmins seized short sword from under
tae conue and rushed out of the door, when McHenry
threw stODeg at him. The prisoner then pursued de-
ceased, and whil; they running, stabbed him
once. Soon after deceased fell down near some CARTS
when Criumins Ca ne up with him and stabbed him
twice more while down. CrimmiDs was very much
excited at the time he thought that the friends OF
McE enry had come 10 do him harm, and ne according
lY fed. MoHenry was conveyed TO the Hospital,
where be died tine pext morning. Early the next
day Cimrnins presen ted himself at the Saton-HOlss