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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
woMANs CENTRAL RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS
THE CHARTERED STEAMERS.

ghe steamship Star Of the South LETT her pier. No e
North River, at p. Yesterday with the 18th Rec
mept on board and has anchored in the North River.
River The Columbia Will take the I'd Regim,nt TO-
morrow. Tie steamship Hariie. Lane Will convey
thein
The steamer Parkersburg, arrived this morning fo.n
Arnapolis, is now loading cargo for Portland
The s,can'hip Chesapeake Capt CroweL, fTc'n
Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, arrived last nigr.
Yesterday, at a m. passed steamship Baltc, of the
Cspesof the Delaware. The chesapeake brngs ho~1
b, escort OF Sergeant Doany and 10 men of the Unei
States Army; aso II di.abIed seamen from the rigac
Penasy .ania, who transferred 20 the Harriet
Lane last night. Among her passengers are the Rev.
w. i. Chcvers wife and two daughters, hate Chaplain
in Fort Monroe. lie Left New.lork in 1872, and has
resided Souh sincc then; Mr.. Ressler Mrs. Capt
Voe3s, Sith seven children. The above all from
Old Pom, Comfort. Capt. Vcgds is IL command at
Fort Pcdens The c. also brought two men from the
7h Regiment OF Massachusetts. She landed $50 bbls
of provisions at the for.
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duct lne and there need be no apprehension on thb
score, in future
The PRESIDENT AND THE CHAMBER OF CohnsRcg.
The President has acknowledged, with thanks, BY
the Secretary Of Sate the receipt Of the resolutions Of
the New-York Chamber Of Commerce, Offering the
support and services OF that body to the Government to
aid the cause Of Union.
CsssIUs NJ. CLAY left the city YESTERDAY for Boston,
to take the ste amer for Europe He urged here thst
the troops be forwarded at to the seat Of govern
ment, and in such numbers would show that the
Government of the United States was strong in men,
means, and purpose.
prayer.meeting for the mothers Of the Seventh and
Seventy.frst regiments will be held on Wednesday,
May at the Chapel Of the Home for the Frendless.
AL are invited to attend.
TWELFTH STREET GEAYHAR School FLAG RArs-
IyG.Ycsterday forenoon large assembage Of people
was gathered in front of the Twelfth stree. Grammar
School, between Broadway and University place, to
view the elevation of the "Stars andSripes over the
buil,ing Addresses were made by the Hon. Frede-
rick A. Conkng, the Rev. DIR. Osgood, the Rev. DIR.
Chaplin and others. The children sung several patr'-
otto songs, which were received with great enshn-
ei3sm.
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oarters directing hat no volunteer troops arc 70 10
sent r orr home ill mustered into tho u. >. service,
regiment being II to each oompal y. A..
Gen Lloyd potiGod the department YESTERDAY tras
No. 73 Bro;rVay was let, and the troops qlane!eaa
there have 10 be provided with other quarters wn''
have not yet been found.
Also the Devlin building, in Canal street, cannot ~
used any more. Mr.. Devln wishee to rent II, 10y IL
cost very large amount OF money, ana ne p s.ready
rendered the use of it, free, for long tn,e,
GENERAL EE,peuAn,HRs, STATE cr Nsw YonK.
kaSI.YANr GrNsR.l's ODfIcE, Albany, April y, lsi
General OIdc-e No. l0l. . -, -, .
* having been Represented TO IRE Copandelr Chief that
within the bounds OF ths fi.i Division District many
citizens who anxious organize mp !orce for no
service supply tho plaao Of the regular organized militia
which Is now in re service does oehy order and direct
Major General sdiord oicspile In his dsetion such mem
befs he shall eem advisable int regiments Tor temporary ser
in the City OF New Yo such Organization TO DE ana =.
only until such time tho Commando in Cbei s1 ue
proper aud iscssry and e disbanded Phefye in his dis
crcion che public interest will waran: it. 1t further ordered
and directed that in such organizations the state Is 70 De
jected TO expense.
Byforder Of the Commander r-Cfief.
j. J.MEGIDErIl READ, Jg., AtJu'1t behe4SI
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xyJOR ANDERSONS REVIEW OF TuE
SIxTER GARRISON

Ycele rday Major Anderson reviewed at Fort Na1il-
ION hs gallant Fort Sumter garrison All bat about
Cen M o. who wero Gack wore ps:aie, divided into
two con panies Of about twenty-five men each, one
command cd by Cap Doubleday aSd the Other 'Iy
Lieut.. Da Wis. Between them End their commander
there Gx; as bond that viii be s2ndeyed oo!y by
sicaih. II Oueh familiarity shown on this oeca
Si,n, the L,w, hearty bow with which the men re-
es;vei tao Major, and the certain indes@ibabe feng
Of It, which spoke than words gould express,
fa.y a,t led their proiond regard and affection Nor
vn the manner of the Major hess impressive They
wese his heroes, and be theirs The garrison, nen
ssrd officers await orders, and il IL not improbable
that before long they vii be in the receipt of thea
Capt. Doubleday has received and deciuoi tie offer
4 the poe. q Colonel Of tle Mon;ezuna Regiment iG
d city, IL isng bs purpose, if all things fitting,
70 accept tho posf Of commander Of regiment
ts-aing IN tie interior OF che State-psobably In bis
nt.ive Comfy of Cayuga. Wherever Or however he
ss0 inc the aed the county will have the serThes of
\ xsllay. ard q pable officer.
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Tbe steamer horsS lie cane over 10 'ne Navy,
Yard yesterday, Is, ing coaledin New-Yoik She will
be manned r' IN the North Carolina, and armed oy .he
ordnance epa tmcnt, previous to her oepartre MI
Asplnw IFS exeron9 in as-isting W ~ ous theto yes
ssis are worthy of all praies. Every DAY tie Navy
'rd ,urns chartered craft INTO 'h-po"'' ineie
are nearly 500 men now on the ro,''
a recrui,ipg office for tho Navy bas been openea IN
New. Bedford Maes, 20 afford tie trained whaiemen
an opportunity to serve their country. Sailors booked
there by CAPT ans will be sent on to JON the seye.
ra re, Giving ships at the Navyyard The fae' that
although there are over 800 men III the Navy nov,
recruiting con,innes woul Seem TO confirm The inh'or
that Is 900 will be the Stipulated force oi our naval
mariue instead of SoSe.
Tho IT, irigate Ssntee. and The cSrve'tea 9ale and
Marion Low at R-tsmoutn y. H., are 10 be hted oul
for sea. with all possible dispatch The Sintee yas
commenced over % Year, ago, and snpehedin 30; out
has never vet BEEN TO She ID ,!26 tuns buNen
and carries 30 gyms. Ihe Dale and Ma,ion are not i
for fighting. Thcy beth served iast on tie cost oi Al
Iica.
The Philslslphia, the Jerrstown, st. Lawrence
and acveral ,san ps are rspdly preparing Tor sea
Recruiting 10 this city was dull yesterday Army
none Nayy Cherry street, 10. Total 49,
Two tow boats, the Resoiute and Release, came ny
10 the NsvyaId yesterday, and were chartered by
;lIc GOV.rGnent
4 det~i,ment Of United States troops arrived bcr,
yesterday and .yere zen; over 10 Governors lslanc.
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UyrJC N r,ErENcE CNWNITTEE.

Yirs Com n tgeo which was aDp nted by the greas
xnica-Squm Meeting, and OF wireh the Hon eoih Z.
Diy 10 Cha nsan is now fully organized ami ID per-
>6orIning nporant part in assisting the GcVernHcat
measure to pdt down The rebellion. Representing
Che heart od e-ergeC Of the commercial emporium OF
she oonnsr f. sud organized at O mcment when the Cay
81 Baltn ore suddenly cut the Government of from
romprni ating through the ordinary channels. With
tie oya people of the country, il cane 10 its rescue
aud sug ,o-t with a patriotism and will THAI AVE
already rcazced great results. 1t has done what the
crisis !, nperatively demanded and, perhaps, never
before ras the power of NewYork, though silently,
been o efficiently esserted Without going further
into de ails we will gate that The Comrtee have ex-
Fende lin Citing s-oors 5lj 600; in tho pur riase
and aipment of provisions, 500, 900; To- arIss and
smms nhien, st9e,0e0.
Tgs Cormi,te,. maintains daily Communication
with the Government by e,,ocal cog,er ard holds
daSS sesioDs al No. 30 Pine street.
REP ORp or pHE UNION. DEFENSE COMMIT TEE.
II ,e Committee for diBtrbu ing aid 10 faDnes OF
ssi iers pf this city WHO have entered nto the SER
VIE of their county, hsve given the subject the con-
sios ration which It's importance demands, aId present
tb, following f'rsl lninary
G order io-ensble the Committee 20 arrive 81 fol
ss' eiss sppoprasa those Who len in deitee ci--
~ ssyo h seof,ss besS dependent for snppo
sty be observed N orS to guard against ir.aa I'D i'm
ysdy he rlaim Of each and ckaol
whrh itself 60 <Bo Jel.ocson
esi this concVein they propose
,adout sH invofgsion 10 oeol particular
pstrioticsiy by the hories o. tto CITY
..r d 10 tl,s whom Is opriatcd
peu posed anSiery ns-i 'spce vs. oe
compo-~ OF he Alder a<h oi nto
,wo citizens ap OipS this Committee tieS arc
claims Of all pican io fen'i she o.
an Of s daily by eli .aDers composing inc sue Com
n itees. ,,,,. -, ..i.
funds generally bat also IN te,rd to
alder such sttlOiat
krye t that industry to
to Obtain support by every means 81 teif
De s7oided; but osoe 10 o.cbddT theseINes
b rependent OF tn siunO
ahee no eogst ths demands this fund will be leavy
only The. benefits int'iiIediJ
be properly app7.citte. and enec carried oo
O. the ~ afus1J tend
ou.rste iOsgrd .h result
dispensed nih which in ~ss oe
fn. bnstive
ersiy,si,g fshfol administration of their ou-
effort IN ts Introduce such accoba
al proceedings whucb de.gsted 10 pcfoiI
-hectsay he benefits Intended b. colft Ted
ly b. deposition OF this pat-iotic fand.
tt 2nisons for pecinc viii he made The
roller Of this rig fon tune TO time and tolH
monthly >oyerns eli -c-,r and die dur
period ming 10 every DaricD - Tho ordinance
Yo,u ulu,ee in conciusi propose TO mako sueh rss
yule,ions time their ni ed
tsIe y eer.disp.Aa Of the .Gnds. ISAAC DRi<W,
VI. III. CIlNN:LL.
&. IL. DAKoEALL.
X. ider Of the Executive Cor1mes.
s. DRAPER Chairman Executive CoInsg,ltee.
PSN WErsoRy. Secretary Lseautise COMMITTEE.
Eao DtjsAse CSE'Hata NcH YORK. Apri ~ l.ol
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.ouARTEaMasTERs DEPARTMENT.

contact bss been entered into for 1000 tens for
sold e f0to be delivered daily till the whole nriber
is i Wished Contctors for casnp equipments are fill
ing q s,ir Contracts with degrce.of prompineas which
will arysoon insure complete supply If those ar-
cSes "a initial 10 a soldier outfit.
The Essraeks ia the Park are Bew occupied b. the
s)th Re vynent, from Ulster County, 500 strong
oop,inan tsd ~ Col. Pratt.
Various improvements suggested by Paymas.1r Gen.
eral Van larsn who has charge OF .he quarters are
nos, bcinasaade and weu completed ,he bulldogs will
be y.ost sAdnliysby adapted TO their purpose. Over
800 .oen ssAa be seaed at the tables and fed at one
time. The Bsrh end OF the building On Broadway -
rartoaed of into SPACIOUS room Tor officers quar-
t,rs anc furnished with tables eiriirs, tssdes
and other camt Gxtares. ihe building "n Park Bov
il Furnished With fifty wesh-bow!r, with the Crot9n
fitted and sraDg.d in eac and gas - copo7cicd u ali
parts Of the piemiss. The grounds wIba tie pckets
ans used for company drik. 3be kitchen sag orderly,
elsau, ard thronghIy provided Us sis,ps galley. 1ne
picturesque e,is occu aed by Col Van Brea aud his
aids give che grounds quite nliary ~spcci. and il
may 5e said .ha, the Park Barracks arc DOw an in
ni.uibon."
Gen Ahus has received the following pai,i2'is esef
Tot~ fedrfs,siastty 90 ne Bcyra<ss IayM >.g- N>.k
sn have bess dIect,3 by the q I.1 Bassys
YsM mnes OF r.~ !orsey to pef ~ the oyhpg ~ the sI-
eks one TIA OF Brdsrws4, Paine shn . .ty~t y yon Or
+~ste' proof co,e,iogf,r sof4e i,n,e.
"''''.S, " = III Sia,yi pri.,s x, ..y,,6,,,,oo.
Ten AstfDf gratefully aeoep,s the gcnorons offer.
r sTs'Si 'rde, Has pIso 'cen ss,ca from bedi'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

SmrPwREcK-Loss or NIXoS's SoUrhEsN CiS'''
Two PERFORMERS DRowsED.-The b1s ba.N
Squa Wcleh & Brothers owners, from -. Jas0 ae
Cubs, bound ior PHILADELPHIA was wrecked at oeraAoAe
Inlet near Cape lateras On the 18th ins'an'; 'esse
and cargo total loss. Two passengers and one Oh "e
crew were drowned. Jas. NJ. Nixons Havana slu0
triar troupe was on board and one ofhe dro@ncd ""
his adopted son, William Nixon. George h'ss y"
equestrian, Mr. Van Orden, well known rs an el''s
tran advertiser and the captain Of the bris ha 's'
legs broken by The falling of the boon by 'eiS ="
affair Mr.. Nixon loses all his valuable horses cpe'!
and wardrobe OF his great southern show. The ees'-
iifnl mare Zaidee wIs bs;. Mr.. NAon had no in'''
apee Whatever.
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THE NINTH REGIMENT.

Iieut T.. l.. Stone has been elected captain OF Com.
pany & OF the oh Regiment in the place of Mansfield
io.fI, rc,igncd. Mr. S,one has been been long con-
noted with the service, and tho selection il an excel
lent one. Capt. Lowell resigned in January last. lie
gave a. hia reasons for doing that he was "lncx-
BIZ opposed the dociine that the stronger section o
th9 lon may place and unauthorized Interpretation on
,ha Con,,,u which IL the JUDGMENT Of the weaker er N
de- them complete security their property and ti br
rlipcp made instrument by the civil and military
tie under te specioUs and nntenabe plea OF
,rcng the laws for iniuguianf policy which can only re-
M in a. prot acted civil aid perm Amen, dis
siion Of the Union" Tho sh Regiment are now sdy TO
saba notice. 10. single member ssre'ins Siib
Capt; Lowell in hs ympa,hy with the rebellion
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MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
NEWS FROM OUR ABSENT SOLc >ERS.
LETTER PROM COL. CoRCORAN-'. .1s SIXTY
NINTH ALL SAFE.

NEWS FROM OUR ABSENT SOLr >UERS.
LETTER FROM COL. CORCORM-'.Ts SIXTY
NINTH ALL SAFE.
Hr.uCu.rFERs 9th REGImEsT ~ NJ.
ANNAPOLIS, April 81, ls6i.}
uan,- RAsIsy and Capt. KIRr eR: We are urder
3ers h, uorch at o'clock thif .mornug for Washing
con City.
We had 8 special order ass evening, which creatcl
rnh exctemen.. A re fcst had reached Gen. Butter,
s shis station that the baggage OF the 18th Regiment
xss attacked and With ts escor; cut off little below
se railroad depot lie then gave the Goth The honor oi
xoiug at once he rescue by the ordering company
70 20 DOWN reskc the baggage ard overcome az
cpposion. On receipt Of this orde almost every mar
In tho Regiment wished 10 volaU eer mis- SERVICES, BIT
only Limited nsinber could be taken, andtn five rnlo-
wscs l25 rank and file goi'sy ob from here IN
sscuble-ouick tine amid the cheers of over 1000
sdies To cay INC least, it was resIfy too bad that
IAse runor should tRm ont 10 be uniounded. And my
Grave feilewewere disappointed they mel re enemy
VI oppose 'csem.
DO all your o-n best Judgment lnaJ sugyeft for our
BE-; interests without any specific Instructions. Our
voyage here, tnder We circumstances, was perfect
success. Poor Father Borsy dsi Infinite service, and
was Ssvor ceasiiEin his hbors earnestly hope the
Most RevGsnd Archbishop will allow him to remain
We were t,rrfb,y anryed by some bad men VIII
smugstcd shenneves Sn boara the Steamship on on
departure, ard who, t6-ough stealing any liquor the,
oonld find, gs ed and two of tes Jumped over
board. ODs ,st the osers are in hospital here
There is no sickn .ss among the old veterans o; IN
regiment. One OF cur poor volunteers fell throoei
<w" haschyrVs, ord in hospital with good hopes
81 he rccoSevy. Hlnd remembrance 20 ALL
yc,rs stS,nd NJ o0gCoRAN, Cclonei
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

DEATH OF BISHOP ONDERDoSR.-Tbe 1T. Rev. Ben
iamn TreadwelI Opderdonk, d. d., LII. d., Bishopof
the Diocese of NewYork, died at bis residence in this
city on Tuesday morning, in the 7Oth year Of ha
age Bishop Onderdouk had long beenin failing health,
and his ailments doubtless aggravated by the excite
ment attendant upon the discussion relative TO his
restoration-at length took the form Of water on the
heart, from which disease he expired The Rt. Rev.
Dr. Potter Provisional Bishop, succeeds him in the
diocese. DIR. Onderionk graduated at Columbia Col.
ege and was ordained to the ministry in 1913 being
Immediately appoi,ted Assistant Minister OF Trinity
Church, under the Rev. Dr. Berisn. At the death Of
Bishop Hobart, in 1880, he elected bis successor
and was consecrated in St. Johns Chapel Nov. 26.
$780, Al this time be was but 40 years Of age, but
his poston for twelve years as Secretary Of the Con-
venons Of the diocese, and bis intimate knowledge Of
the wants Of the churches, colleges, and educational
institutions of tie Episcopal Church, gave him pecu-
liar caims to the position. Six years later, mainly by
the Eberaliy Of Trinity Church, the Bnhops Fund
WAS increased, SO that he enabled 10 resign bis
position as Assi.tsn Minister of Trinity, and devote
his entire time and energies the diocese. About tins
time also the diocese was divided, leaving only the
eastern part OF the State to the OF Bishop Onde
donk
In 1874 circumstances were made pnchc wncn ed
in lsi5 TO his trial aud suspension by the House Of
Bishops. From that time he has lived in euct retire
ment. His friends have on several occasions en-
deavored effect his restoration, and two year, so IN
Convention only eight out of over two hundred votes
were east aeans. IL; ana DIR. Vnton, DIR. Hawks. d..
Tying and Others, some of whom had preyio1sly
opposed him, then vindicsied both his eaias 20 bis
place and his innocence of the charges agins; him. In
spiecf this sunanimiiy in bisown Diocesan Convention,
the General Convention would not concur. The do-
since bis suspension has been in charge Of he las
Jonathan Mayhem Wainwright ID. d., and the pres-
ent Provisional Bishop Iioratio Potter, d. d., VINO
was consecrated in 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
THE LADIES MILITARY RELIEF aSSOCIA-
TONS

Ts Eew.Yo-l, Ladies Relief Union, which meets
ever day in ibe lecture room Of the Chnrch Of The
Pnrn M, has two sewing machines az work manu-
fc IN ng garIpea. Many Of the members take work
bone oe day and return il the next, duly finished.
lsiere. IL a largo stock of banages and lint
band ut contributions of white Gpen towels, eld
sbeets end blankets if whoel, and pieces Of flannel
and ipa llin az well money solicited. hl,s
H.Js,eae, the Dirse'rtss oi The Union, will receive
sa, dopations at the lecture every day 10
.6o.Iock u. III.
The lscies of Gic Broadway Tabernacle a!o
d. ,;ng 70 I'd work. All hands are busy They solicn
do na. ions 10 help on the good work..
.Tbe Ial,os OF ST Anns Church, in Eighteenth
stnet o,gis ized society Monday afternoon, ana
.ted az .presdcni Mrs. Wn. w. Wais Nice-
Pre- dent, " -. Annie Mills; Secretary, Mrs A. Henry
Thm4Aon; Treasurer, Mics Spencer. We Gti the CO.
operation OF ladies' generally in making clothes. and III
Dther efforts winch may be regarded necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
NAVAL AYD MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

To-day .he Bcw fas-shpof the Eonc feet, the
s,e>m-irisaie Mnesoa, will be put formally in COM
niieson at the Chsf.wown Maryland. She is about
to eomnelee one Of The most important cruises eyer
made by ~ Amer. Inail-oi-sar. The Commander
n-CLef Of she Squ4oron flap-oilocr STisgtam, Is nj
prese.i. IN BjssOn, waiiiDg orders % sail. He l.
native ~ NeN-fork, sDd entered the Navy j1 jSU'.
lie is agdiied with tIrtysiX yeIs active service Of
which O.er t~n' y-one were spent u 1ho other
officers {" the it,p have aso been selected OF accoin,
vi their 'aacieIxy.
Yesterday beji.. day OH Governors leland.
tee euiirc ga,isOas consisting of over 800 soldiers,
under aF,ns, .'Do underwent thorough general
los, cciion al :bc hoG' of Major JIeaizelman. ihe
iroop were narcbed r,gneroiarched, and put tirong
IN tactics in sopf tie frey IRE all really provided
with onbuIuce AID p'O,'rions for n campaign.
The l.. ). iDigGlNa,' Ferry, N'ich was poi in CON-
mission a. tbs por few dSys ago, and subsequently
left Tor annapolis Nj. r%sred yesterday, and cape
aD "a the NaFy.b3rt. Her ofi e!s ere Commando
81 ,spon, L.euis. NsDefmo,t, Wanting, Boaers. and
Dattor Giayon1. HEY ere 10 be deiaehsd and re-
pizeed by otber. The peTysna dosiUafi'' will b.
lte e,.d"s,oDs u DE blockade beet
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ sIXTEEETH STREET.
The bakery No. $50 West Sixteenth street took frs
at $50 p. yesterday, caused by defect IN iae
Damage 500.
FIRE IN TENTH AVENUE.
A fire broke out at 9:25 last nigh, in the building
No ~ Tenth avenue, caused by the window-eayt
coming in contact with lighted candle. Damage
trihing
FIRE ~ SIXTH AvESUE.
A fire occurred at No. 6T Sixth avsnue, az s:x
D. m. yesterday, in a tenement house. Damage TO W
building, $2,yO0 owned by Manuel II. Hoffman.
FIRE IN THIRTY-siXTH STREET
The coth.factory Of J. X. S,uard, Nos. lJ7 and l%
West Thirty. street. took fire about noon yes.er
day. The fire originated in the drying-roOm. Dam
age $500. Insured in the NOrthWestern, 81 coo, in
the Park, $500, and in several otherr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

Bulls HrAD.-Ncr- York Cahc Market, Tgssdas
5prl 30, Is6l-We have to report another advance 10
the beefcaitlc market. II is slight: to be sure but
advance upon the price this day week, which an
advance on the previous week. The advance to-day
not occasioned By any lack in the supply which Is
some 300 head larger than il week ago; but
arises, in all probability. wholly from the circum:ancs
of Government agent who, 10 the person Of Hon. a.
b. Dickinson, came into the market at early hour.
and took up about 300 head OF choice steers 20 send 10
Washington. This gave the brokers confidence, and
melted the butchers TO buy little quicker, and 10,
short time Infused life into the trade. 80 tbat a.
though ther. was o, 10 time any great show Of buy
err, the number of bnllocks sod before noon was
sidcrably larger than usual; the price, too, re-
markably even, ranging almost entirely from 10 s.e
net pound-nothing selling under &c., and bn very
few extra choice fat stees az &C., upon the estimated
net weight OF the meat, sinking ofa the estimates Of
weight being very much better than they were in sone
Of the lowest markets of ,his Spring. The number 4"
bullocks in the sale pens at the opening Of he market
was something under 000 but the arrivals 0f eeyesj
small doves about noon made up Is, and all OF moa
remarkably good quality. and great many heavy
ones and very fat including OF the best iisuler!
fed cattle that have been here this year. none II wmeh
sold at over &C. pound, and owners say not 'hs
The weather to-day s fiyo able, being coo! and cy
for the season, though ;h prospectoi rain; aDd%
large proportion of the stock will be- sold hat 'hr
prospect is that prices viii be fully maintained To-
morrow.