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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
DIED.

AIMs-on Aond,y Sept Jacob Aims In the 1sh year OF bis
The relative. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from h, l.e residence No u see9na
syssue on Thursday afternoon st O'clock without further
in,siioa Ths services viii tsks place SeVsihtvs
Methodist Episcopal Church, between Second aud Third
ckEDLEI,oD Tuesday, Sept o Elizabeth cseii. wife Of
s.musl Csnder and nd daoshss Of the late fanen
The r..'ss AID i,nd. Of the a, and hOse Of her brother
John Patterson are I.Ga'sd "a 10 aa Ws'. Tsyh s T1s
street, on Thursdsy, tho Sth inst, al 2o'ceok p M
C0SrEe-on Ts.a.1 aSrns sept e osG0i &c ,bs az
Thoms. Drsnsy native Of Ireland in the sab year Of h'
pany list Regiment n Y, aged "a years fourth ''a H Df
Tbs iioad and relative, are invited attend hi. funeral at
FERHANDESIn hi, city, on TussdaJ, Sept Mary Fer
nsuds'. aged 70 yearG
Mn mgy Ana oIlls. vile Of John 0iln formerly Mary
Ann MeDermou, aged Is year, and n'Onth'
HARDY-In Brooklyn Monday. Sept Mary tho beloved
wife Of John J. Hardy ssed 50 yesr' and 10 months
HARrIn wrIiAz.bursh on Tuesday Sept Sarah C.. vito
Of w. 4. Hart, aged 30 yosrS.
LIvINGSroS-On Monday, Sept 9 ct wbits.ons, Long
Island soha yisr Lsiossson ssh year Of hs age
The relatives end snd u the i.uiy are rosP,etgy asse
place on Thur.day tbs 5th Inst ct O'Clock Service a.
81 B,Iiholo@'s Church. Lafayette place. OHn'F Great
LEE-ln ,his city, Wednesday, Sept Thcns, Lee inAn'
Of Pee. and Mary Lee sEst yeai. and %oS;h Tia
Funeral viii tske place o. CLOCK todsJ lIhuHsJ AAei
mains viii bo Inferred IN Calvary Cemeseiy
LAMBERT-ln Brooklyn. Tuesday morning Sept Care
line Gardiner, vile Of d. LAnsins Lambert
hOLoNEY- Tuesday, Sept hiehas holoney
In tie tsth year II hls aSe.
MCCLELLAN On ruesdsy Sept ct bis residence. No. u
Montgomery street. Jsnsy City, James hecs.n' native o.
Ireland, ssee ~ yssr.
PooRon Wednesday, morning. sspt; 1851. Frank H. Poor
son Of Henry sEA Mssust PoOr 4ed "a years
Relatives aud fends invited attend his funeral nom th'
rssasnes parents No Union street. e0sh Brooklyn
on rhdsy The 9th inst, si u sssek p NJ
Essn pspsu sIesss psiles.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

In market on the 9th Of August at
slS'.S oDs1 ons Ere shaes, 29isa cent i11s ,ss
81 io' discount The general rate s s,oos 'os
Central, go, ,Vea 4, p cent. Loans on the STOCK
s,sc0a~' oen"ss were Offering at 2lSS y cent, .,
meeting Of the Directors Ok tho %e.uanss
va ,1i. n orDing, the following resoiutions"eie
.sunted ".ua, in reference to Il or late Casher' o
hi aosrd rec. I'd With sincere sofIoN u tS NJ
Rs'0isea me tSson De Angels who dePS''eO ' is
setfs 2h 81 s the bank had an officer VINO nov on
I'm he ere1ssr pert Of bis is in eS intersrt
w h,s ,ni LED his and memory 70 os ,sed In
va Sss,Setfai rsmembrsnco By th' BANK ana a
s ~ common with his numerou. friend. 70 ms ne
1pl ~ he exuression Of heartfelt synpa'nS 70 @
tily ard hat copy 81 these refoin llns oo '
40 tbsm as token Of cur repect and condoioiee
The annexed statement gives the export OF 'Itau-
.,ns from the United States to Great britain aId ire
Ind for tie year ending Let inst, comrr ring 'ne "e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
Arr3ue6.

ship N.p.un. CBrsm) BsAls, Bremen 70 days. IN oaDA'
R. aoa,tep Share Cardiff Juns a. coal to w.kemsp, d
Co. ,,,,, n,o. p.,..o. Ans "A
tn N Tko. I;imsrin lst inst. 80 mies n hon 1sPs he
tsy., saw s looking schr 20 ewsd IN ll enAe
M, but coed blowing a. the time, managed 70
other Let, rchIs Altbes. foE New. orr Ia asy'i
Schr H. Middleton (prtrl krmpf Charles o. .nh IN
Of naval s,oIts bound 10 LiVerpoo wa captured On "H
Aug a. BY U. 8. sloop-of war Nsndalis- -. p,..,-s
s.hr Joseph NJ Lane lef Glouoss-). Poole "a Hst.
t.rs was boarded BY D. s. .s.nysis sa'91shanr n
g. Rr Harriet Baker Weber, wLossses a'J' h''s'Os
scSr E. NJ ck mas.d CLARK Hartford IN s os., I..s
kchr NcnteEnms, HAges, ProviDcetowb Sesy . uA"
schr Hsrdsc absis Packard Proytienee ssJs p,,.,a
schr Electric Light, Haheil, PoH Ewen eoa :, hnS,on D.
Steamer Quinebans ~. s. tsn'poiD, Lopez
c., In ballast .., 0r..n Waking
Steamer seneca U g. tsnsPOn, Alien. "a'nns'''' - ~
~ Steamer ws.tchs.s.r Jones' Providence rd'' 70 A'''
.:s.r Delaware csapsn Phladsiphis and o'ps "''
~. .ni pess 10 Fred Perkins . A., a. \ .,., Kirh
se.%sr a EoT.y shaw Phlsdslphia dss 70 L'pe'
pis;,Ss Steamer M.rius crO.Sy Baltimore, @d's to "h'~
ssIi Trenton. wiser Trenton mas 20 wm' Sspgn ns1,,n
ssrmer Artisan, Chsce. BALTIMORE mase' nnsx Lyerpoe'
RRTIoW-Ship Exchange tOf Bsth) ShAn'''
jay Hale, tom Liverpool o one oIs assre. Fos.
sHiLED-a ships w ~ s.oIs t.sgaf V,sgaS' Loadon sss
T., Hys,p0HR,s RI, JSarros Porto Pis.s iBrsnb P'n'
L;wsrinN L;wsrinN;p.bufins iSs day. from n n W.
r., sv,p oc.., TslnenApn is row on ~ ~ ~ nSv6
posh FOR repairs she WIN bs 'srPpsa' "''
eop1sssa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Tar JEWISH FEAsr OF TRUsPETs.-Ihs Feast OF
Trumpets; or, according TO the Hebrew, Ro'h
Haslauah, commenced last evening. The ceieOra'
ton Of this feast is deemed Of the most sacred charae
ter and obtains its sanction from one Of those solemn
announcements, "And the Lord spake unto Moses
saying" which always commands the most rigid OBJ
seryance and obedience the part Of lsraeites The
services will continue throughout Thursday and Fr-
day during which time sill the synagogues In the city
will be open.
The Day Of Atonsment will be Saturday, the IAth
ins being the tenth day after the beginning Of Ro'h
Ha,kauak, according to Levitieus % and q. On that
day addresses will bo delivered In the various syna-
gOgucs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
.eks comrare "a foIlOws:
Tje Boston Traascrlpt SAYS:


"Ths week has spebsd with more cheerful thn. IL nnan
ala, and commercial circles TbsTsis ,roDgsi eounoehco IN
se ability ederal Government, nthir exercised 70
srush oct the rebeouI sn Of the natl Slo eih eouses
Ia, received an peus wboh Is gati log 10 "itpe' More
L doing n The departments " sde ana prices Tor most
lsso.iltiouI OF cbsnsss steadily adv snciBS
N oney geACiy improving. lhe demand for
has slightly increased the sbuDdant supply prevent,
ny change IN rates of interest The borrowers IN good
credit which the HubeT quie limited hrd On easy nIPy
has continued dull and dropping through
wek the esEe being In rtiTt ads which
bsvs fallen % ssoms2 TO cent bSDh ad msnufscigrns
sasss have little change ths Saes being quite limit
cd Government securities have been hTm and advancing tnd
che market Il stTo ngy upward
BsDk specie to-day. OOo-s gain Of s4ooO from yss
The New Mutual Life Irrusnce Csnptny, desiring
good sutiols Of Its class las tuberbed
~ the AssDt IeSsuIeFt oee IN Boston, i elOV Of the
rev 3ltth loan"
The Webster Times states that the mills Of Messrf.
Eater & Sons, which suspended operations two weeks
ago. will start again to-day Monday, when the town
win have six or seven factories in full operation. The
mills now in operation give, the aggregate, employ
Dent to at least / 900 persons.
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday says;
The oenss Of Eastern exchange continue heavy and owing
% light supply Of currency the Is'ss eou,iade Gun To-day
ssss were made iG4 y discount bEnks bi
were the kssi freely at par ' cent premium.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Tuesday night says:
There no psreepbs improvement In trade .cle and
shang IN ,bs rates r-sBed for paper the The
Government loan l. the sabsoTong subject Of Inark 10 imam
the sob Of general An mman.e smouut Of
sney much Of the pilal in the ssyf Fund w be
tEyestsd in tits way.
Mesrs ThOmPs0n Brothers quote Currency today
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
TO ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF EEw-Yoak..........
Cleared.

sbos-septunes FNorfe, Enerton s,n frsrsseo' w. Z.
Coleman Co. PiiIDA Donna, San FIanclico oattop
Co. =, -, Il, ,,,, I'll
n.pd & Loui. HollnE Austerdam. 80
Brs-Andove Lapisle. Kingston Jam, De Cordoys 20
sehoousr-sisgast, s,neerp s., JosD'. n = Van ssmf
C. Patterson. Hand PhadePhisi Adele Bailey Ea' hs,ooI
Mary Amelia Tovnfend East hsrbos Lsstpa Jane henun,
Phsdslphia J. s. Daius. HoweA Providence Electric Lsht
=, Portland Miller Houshtosi Pisnet Nelly nAW1; w. -
smlthers Co. sowHsset Loper, Newcastle ~ NJ mfnh
Fisher New Bedford Amcriou., WALKER Phnads phi. hst
EaTet Larson, 81 John A. Smtf ers Co John Ano0Ss
- Philsdelphis; W woodward, Cundif, Bstimors ~
slsde Bsiey, Phnsdslphs Bsksr Ds,toni j. bssn' hss
we'll Bridgeport, Water Witch, Hull bslsInc's
Sloop-Qmament, NeN.London.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

COMPLIMENT TO WoUsDED soLDrrR.-An enter.
tainmept was given on Tuesday evening, In the
Twelith-street Church, by Sanday-School No ~, TO
Francis Abbott returned volunteer of the 18th New.
YORK Regiment badly wounded At the battle Of Bull
Run, and uutl recently confined in the hospital at
Washington. AR. Abbott bas received furlouga
until Dee. l. His classmates and ge number OF
friends were present 70 receive him. The Rev. DIR.
McIeodsnd H. Small made appropriate addresses, and
patriotic airs were sung with Eiano accompaniment,
after which refreshments were served up.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

The HaRsEs MKDAL.-Mr. Charles MulleS tho
ws-known sculptor Of his city, has just shown us
bronze copy of the medal which he ha" prepared 'or
the College of Physicians and Surgeons Tor the
of the annual distribution Of prizes provided oy ur
Jacob Harsen. Under this Foundation there s 70 %
awarded for tho bss. three written reports BY students
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

TIE McMAsUs OBsreUiEs.-A grand mass meeting
of the friends and admirers Of Terence BelIew NC
Manus will bo held this evening, at Irving Hall, 70
take measures for the conveyance OF his bodyt TO Ire
land. Charles O'Conor, Robert Emmett, james 1.
Brady, Thomas Francis heagher, and others, will
speak on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Phffsdelphia Csitle msFiiet.. ..sJrr. 4, 1851.
There WA rood ,uppy Of Beef Cattle this week. the offer
ings amounting head Tho demand was not very or's
aud prices sbout the the week preyoo the
highest bgure being so except for few bead Of sxrs
Cattle The other saIos were At nom VI 70 "a
eRIsPTbs ofsrinp Of 6bssp In ~ the psrs tnoerke
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

sup.CoxMrrEE OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION
The Committee on Organization, bylaws, ETC., met
yesterday present, Messrs. Purdy, Sweeney, Blunt,
and Stout-but without trspsacling any business OF
importance, adjourned over ill o'clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

MURPy-ln this city, on Tuesday, Sept D. CHARLES Murphy
a native Of Ireland. aged 50 yeas
snTTHOn Friday, Aas 90 Oliver Srlh Of Penaaquit suk
oG Comfy Long Issnd Oged s5 years, months and %
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

THE PRvArEER suMTER.--A passenger BY tho
steamship Marion brings the report that the Privstecr
Sumter was at CenfuegoS HarbOr, under the sur
yeillance Of the Niagara.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

BUSINESS AT THIS PoRr FOR AUeusr.-The num-
Der Of vessels at the New.York Cusiom-Honse from
foreign ports dungt the mouth Of August being
So less than in the corresponding month of lat year.
The cearanees for foreign porte were 49, being an D
crease of IS over August, lS60.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Tax wREcK OF THE BLACK WARRroR.-Ths steam
derrick Dirigo has returned from the wreck Of the
steamship Black Warrior, ashore on ROcksway, bring
ing from her parts of her machinery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

ARRIVAL OF ARns.-Thirty thousand stand Of arms
were brought from California by the Northern Light
They are portion Of the $4,000 stand sent 10 thsi
State by FLOYD.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

foR TsB WEEK ENDING WEDEksDAI SEPt. (, 1851
lRspolsd eIenivsy for THR NESYOkK 1RiBpEK by DAhw
. RKEFCB.l
NoTIcH TO CoHtIssoRs Fans PkoDuCB-Put everything
p neat order Mara plain indehbe econs every pEctsg
htludins wssm vita tsIe count and OF articles. Alec
teek hh Of pseaaIs inside Of package marked Bin"
ard By with uCtee uhsn and how thir
ere .crw aided. ~ -s'
CohhtIoSA-ftT selling Berries Fruits Le where psokaKss
produce kenersly, 4 cent. WA" N'' '~N
quotations foI aales a mod proar.. A. =, -, -.
hrs' prices. " SPesHs
.BUi4EE-Tbe market continue, ns.sv q, nu.h.,..s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Az ELEGANT PREsEEr.-Prince Napoleon, being de-
srous Of leaving 70 the children Of Rsndsll's Island
memorial Of his visit, had manufactured on board Of
his yacht splendid French national fsg which be In
tends to present 10 them through the Commissioners Of
Charities and Corrections The flag which is Of heavy
silk, doubled, and richly studded with golden bees, b
now on exhibition in TiHanys window.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
MARRIED..

BpgNToN-HALL-At Jamaica, Long I,snd on Wsdre,dsy.
Sept By the Rev William II. Moore Benjamin j. brenton
and Nils Urytts Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
Total.,....,....S O.2 ,2s4

RI, p;lsJaye Chyoniele say that ! re is prob
.A,Hv Of eomuJopite of the diikeulty between the
holScrs of the Railroad Bonds II Ale fieDy County
and p;t,sbu,g and the isxpayers Tb,k terms Of the
proposed arrangement are not yet made bhe'
The statement of the Philad.lphia klnks for the
past two weeks compare as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

nearly 0o bead which sold at from &dto 20 co re
Tne demand for fat Sheep was good
HoGsTbi. market continues 10 be largely implied he whoe
number this week footing up pesr fU1 head ali Of "hch
sold at ON IS 70 S5 80 ard Sc v 100 ID net
C0Ws7hs msIke stl du only rs head having been ioia
ct iIoLn S20 to as, according 20 quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

THE SEIZURES UsDER THE CosFIscArros Aor.-
Surveyor Andrews, aided by Inspectors Brown,
Isaacs Archer, and Andrews, is kept pretty busy in
making seizures Of vessels owned in whole or in par.
by parties living in the insuueeonay States. In ad
dition to the list already published in The TRIBuss,
there have been seized:
The st,an,hp Caksvba which was laid up.
The steamship Roanoke, lying the Jeney fGll
The ship North Carolina; Light.
The bsrk Winneford.
The baIk General Green
The bark Pioneer.
The brig Samson.
The Sarah Starr.
The .chOOns Forest King Hannah NJ johnson and oers
Vessels ready for sea are allowed to clear, upon
sufficient security being given for the amount in conns
cation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

markets-cinurLLr RHpoRITp ron Ths n y. IhsgSr 1sf
AsHEs-The usrl.. Is without change TO note Of Pot,
rt T5 y ard Pearls al 65 3i. .ooo,
CorrONThs maIiet Ia solve and booynt ,,les of Sooo
bses We quotes Mdding Upland and do Gulf are 2faz2!c
COFFEE-Rioi ,e.ly' With moderate densnd ,sle. Of
500 bag. l30i. Other kinds qGiet sales OF zoo bsg'
Rio............-.....l9ia als Bombay G.
G.S, 'stoo .'...is is, Costs Rcs.........~ a.
q 49,; DoIiSso ;c Dc::;e ana
with liberal arrivals have little change to note IN prices or
IN the stock hzpd The demsnd for manuaItnng pnp
hes improved and notice doing for The East s3d
r ipnury for oysrpuent use We eontuuo 20 quote $40
s4 yard There is very little Foreign here. and prices
FLOUR hsb mEHL0TIsTs little change to note In the
yue ofwesern Canal Flour are mode ave G soOa
plenty lower and very irregular the sso' are isS o9 ~
- 20 - 20 fSI sape5ne s,s's ,na 2 & ssc,a
sse 81 s0d - IS for EIts States - 1gGs' ior they
DO ss9sS 10 for shipping sud' Of Ion5f hGSp nIs n. gp
"a small lots - 5Oa s7for brands Southern Flour Is
in moderate request ard hesyy Tho receipt: are s o1' ID
good supsrfne Baltimore tc, and s5 0d 50 for the better
& RE- sSS .s S' ii sc1s fns Ray . e G
f2 sOd 81 IS Tor Jsbsy, and % 10 for Brsaoy"me we
fn.Ouns ........s 500 IS st. Lou,' CONN.,. 9os %
State, suDeT6ne.4 900 20 ST. Louis. eItTa.' ISa ~ 81
stsi. oItTs........I GOA G., Bait. Alex owns 0d 90
ulo. round hoop IS cod 10 Richmond Ciiy...e g9 ~
Oto eItrs........5 l5a go Rsltmore.."...3 COG S1
Ohio enOics eItrs.s sa 50 Rye Flour. ...... 2sa 80
Mich Ind sIus..4 900 % Com Meal, Jersoy.9 cog -
S.3:s s s pS PasGSs scs
,m6.s 'S1 ~ MaTss Ss RsE s s
CbcsSo spss 9le 5000 Racine SgtDs o. ss 30 20
iSo P.s s,sss Al i;t $500 Red western 81 log
81 iS g2OO While Onto and Michigan, 81 29a 81 2S 10
.d %sf pa.. .Ise'as @ nSsnS Bsy T M 10 sr
6m so, Of bu,h 17c Oats are steady snd In mod,
STATE d5lc Rye better and In fair demand sales ot 80
bu,h Csc. for Northern. Com rsheT brmer Fiine
bu,h AZ ~ d[!c 6r In.ound ~ for Eastern AtLeo issg
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
YEw.xogK CATTLE mARBET

FoR rgK WEEK ENpINO SEPT. 4. 1861.
OF KINDS Toh Ifb 49,
h5F 10 IL - ,orts frou several market psees IN the
eiiy there have been received this week; -, ,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

P.,f sides. rood, p DIDO eilpork hss. .'''..S I
Lamb ...,,...s.'.o " l's1 S~'''' d
HIpRf-Ne dnoie; ,,.- eog1s nt...51]
Coup,iy ,surbtsr tim and cured wsighns s1eo
City tsuglisT trimmed onred E sra 30 at 6 d54
City Slaughter trimmed Ass0oisiloD "es''
ROTATOks--We quote: 81 l2dSl25
DNckmsns, y bJl l...,s,,'''''''''''F1 IA ] IS
Buckeyes, y bl...,,..''''''''''''" 62Q IS
Nsrcpis choics ~ ..''''''''''" $50 50
MeIcers common, y b,i'..;,.,''''' .,,y
-, ,,,, h,,, nan. in quite ffeey. Ihe tietIet ~ ns
~, nne,ted ard prices are now W. yrlss
Ths syIst bow almost wholly topP "a on arrival by the
lo, Good to choice hhe' Of S is5y .5
,,.A srs now o. LOG At eE9sI p.,lot,.
Bsrtletts goo 20 cbocs,F oo:' III sS5.G
common sTGsl0, 5seke mnop hIcbn,b bs,le 81 80
PFAcBrs-D Delaware. ~ 10 soo'' y A
50: E1uss, ~ Z5@ ~ ~
>, Hs,,.tna Olio...5 !Pesches, w, peeea'''V az
avrls1 new Southern. 2 2. riums .ew Md al5
dthope rooJ s a RsspberTies .,....'ll 9ls
rr,shs. ~ pnueeled. IBSckberIies .....:.''' -
80 lar tNp TouATOEs5} bush. b4skot, 81. a3Vc
PHaJGSx ToyAToFt-4l 2-bu,h c.st. ~, -, a,as, so
Wiz 81 si Is; bunch, y hund, s2ds2 80
OIaIIoK-Q 100 burGh.s, sSdslo
TTENiys RuTABAGA-p btl. 50dI5c.
MtTRow seUAsB-P bbl, 7sc.
WATFKsRLOks-p hund, SsQSE. .. a.,
EuT.EG MEJoNs-MonmOuth County, 3Oe.d*L
lAdvertisemeDtl
DREW 81 French,
PRoprcE CoxMIssION NJ RoHASTs
PoRK, 6e.
No Eric BuldDgs, New-hNL
Our nottois Quick . ana prompt Tetn,ns "
ReisIsnOs--D. r. Martin. President Ocean bAiA Ns"A
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIeRArros.-At the meeting ot
this Board yesterday Mr.. Casserly, Chief Clerk re-
ported that msndamus had been served the Board
ordering them to pay about $4,000 salary rent. &c., Of
the Quarantine boatmen. The subject was referred 10
the Counsel Of the Board.
After the presentation Of the following weekly state
ment, the Board adjourned:
Number Of emigrents arrived 10 Avg 2s 18si..s39 9S4
Number OF emisrsnts srryed since to Sept le6l.. $50
1851. 1860. 1859. 1858,
Number OF ftnnstss AZ w. sJ7 Iz9 T53 1863
Balance IN bank January ll86l............. 81 2l
Aggregate receipts 70 Aug 23 le6l...... j,3lS 03
Receipts since 10 Sept. ], 1851 for - - -.
Disbursements . per previous sceount
to Aug. 70, 1901 .....................S SlJe44 VI - 49,
Current expenses Of Aug 81 snd2S, 81 6ss6 09- epl
~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

The TTeRiOa True Demoer& lear y rom the Au-
thorities that the General GOwsnmen kSill, in few
Says reimburse the State OF NeJerse 70 the extent
Of 30 per cent Of the amount ealendetfn eqnplins
and fOrwa dug volunteers.
Tie business of tie United Strs Min E.Phadelphis'
IA AnUust wae "a follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

BULLS HEAD.-The report of the Cattle market tlri,
week exhibits very remarkable feature. With fun
supply of meats Of all sorts of bucher animals, the
price Of all has advanced The increase Of the nun,
Der Of beef cattle the previOus week was 800
head, and the increase Of price equal TO half cent
pound; all the rstclass stock ceiling freely 81 a9e
net p ib. The increase in the number Of sheep over
the previous week is about 0O and the increase Of
price equal 10 half cent net pound. There is an
increase of eue-.ourh 10 one-haf cent pound on
the live weight of hogs, but here it may be owing to
decrease Of 200 in the number In veal calves there
ia an increase of numbers aud price. All Of this move
ment can only be accounted for upon the snppOdtiOn
that there is much better state Of feeling among buy
ers and Sellers and pressure on butehers account N
the money market.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

NhEEssIhe d0whwzd tendency On Cheese continues
70 knsnd during the last forth got have amounted %
sboa 900 bozes Some Of the lSRost Engh shippers srs
boduR of and pgOssAe6y think that the thpnsnts
sins forward wiz besk down the Enzsh ks.s TO
Deh lower hgr'e than has yet been reported Che thus
fs relatively much higher shsR Butter We think Cheese
msAert should mot overlook the old Sde maxim that at
kood time 10 sell Whea Tesdy bgy' We think
eoedtO sxira gh y 70. ga Western Chsese. a
Celnmon, b,.......50 81
scsert Of Egs should svoid using chat straw
nlt las been thoIOaghy sWested hlndzitd OherW
VII fSee and hs no KsRs % q decay them In very shoi
drac. We qnoye for setlal couBt OF 5000 Era:
CsDsdstod STATE ehV iPehHsyiy0ris. v doz. .l2 12i
....n Gl2l " WeseTp choice Sd0zu diB
LFH fopLTErhe receipts have besn modeste and readily
~ st cuI 4 QuCte1 rates We qaoe.
lwasybF Ds...s.,s.. O. DatkG q pair ..... $50 90
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

TRrBuTE TO THE Hon. JosEPH HoLT.-At the rsgu.
lar meeting of the Central Republican Club, held en-
Tuesday evening, at Cooper Institute, on motion Of
Wm. GLAND Bourne, ESQ.,, it was unanimously
R,,os,s That the Centrsi Repuhesn Club Of the City II
New having witnessed with feeling. Of the highest gh
st and pride the noble and invaluable ahors OF the Hon
o,eoh Holt Of Kentucky In behalf Of the Union hereby tender
70 hun the expression Of their admission sympathy
RssKrti the above resolution be signed by the President
and Secretary Of the Club and transmitted 70 tho Hon. Joseph
Holt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

of the college Of the clinical instruction In the New
York Hospital during any four months OF the year pre-
cedng the annual commencement Marcb, rst prize
consisting of gold medal, worth $50, and 500 in
moneys second prize, consisting Of silver medal,
ana 800 IN money; and third prize, consisting Of
bronze medal, and SIS in money; all the medals 70
be struck from the same die. The medal has on tie
diverse face spirited bead Of Dr. Harsen and on the
reverse the ful-eDgh portraits Of the Faculty Of the
college, gathered ii for clinical instruction al the he'd
eide Of patient Though minute. the lIkenes,es of
the professors are dietnc, and striking. The medal
does great credit TO the artist
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

THE LOUISVILLE JoURSAL.-The friends OF this
Union paper have interested themselves in its behalf in
this city, and procured for it roll of l15 Subscribers
already
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Tup sHip ocsAs TsLResApn !. nox sss.sS,I "a nsv6
eopasssd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

"WEDNESDAY. Sept 4, 1861.
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