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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
N. Y. wholesale Price. of Csnaary rrosaes.


sR.1.s exc sIcsy M ss SEvYosx fssrss b. Dzsv
xs, 70 coxuozou oy FsHs Fropvouput svsvthD,
hnsst order MsIk plain adebs directions on e,s package
ss BIZ Of ps5,icu.rS inside package nsrisd Bi'
ssd send By mail With notice when and hos thasi
selling Iseiss Frsi. whsr. psotss.s
s returned ard On small lo Of stua 10 cent! Other Yarn
are o sss Of good PredOc. IN good order at
shoese aeh FtInsIs realize and not J0obs OF SPecals
Bg3IEH re: ely ,Ss :; mainly supplied By the or.1Y:
very gbt and the former must be quoted fully To- lower than in
NJ % mss aEES s ss s' 5sIs 5sDa . ssS
hcOe The present spee. Of the ButteEads Is decidedly
:; ,sss Ell w:s:11 ss.a
ssssTi1.s 5 ; i issii ssisl az O....
CnEEsxTbs receipts untii to-day have beea exceedingly
sf and Oocssoss sale. Of very choice have been made
sssr and e must be considered extreme rate os the
ch5sss 70 e1ts p H.. a Common md skinned as
9EEsvlx-sO1lhsTn a1d Western, = d, Saa2sc.
Bsns-ghs m.As, is dut We quote for good to choice
Esaisa Su, q iO.i sol 70 Kidney, p b. g. bl sal %
TsSsSs recipe: are eIossAinsy s6t; The demand So;
pees unchsnEsd We qno.e iO setas count Of coed Eg
FrsTHEEssws quote; wosssn, choice ssSii Tenn. 81
BASS MEsT-oosnty eOn.nOr. frequently leave the hsrs
49, ~ nae. ssss = S veal sf f..Sss
lzEab.................T 1ie Veal Calves B...3i6
GANE-A game aloud pow be PaeEed 10 lea PTeoas shoud
Be picked and tied in bonhes OF half dozen each by the
kes sbd packed In spd 6De ies We quote; q
Yiseons fish y doz 0Cdi p Woodeock paY.. 2Sa ~
fisyons, ssilfed, eel 5Oal 7Sl
HIDEs-We quote;
GssatTy dsnd cured weighing sSdAs sa5
City slaughter trimmed and cured weighing 6Ja6S st..d6
CJ ssoshteT trimmed Association weighing 6ea6a st6la7
Llyn POCLTRIIhe demand quite Hunted, snd prices range
ach IoeT tsn last year and VII probably cOnHas TOagh
gmfsy, B.........Ii als lpusks Psir....... 500 g
I'd Cocks " d., a Ispng Chickens pair $50 CO
ROEagoB0d Possces stsst plsy led those
Nave operated In them count their iosses
tae fn New Potatoes has been active during the
e&saace upon last Prices At time touched
81 1sd&2 50 2 bbis bat lower rates prevail to-day. We
easts:
Dyckpabs y b5l b5l...................S -Ge212
bacfeyes q bb....s..s.s........... l2d 22
AsToefs 4 Fbbl.......,.........",. 90 al 50
RAsPBHRRns-p kQt. bsskes SG5lc
CrRRkSTs-tP ID, Sdtc.
k&kcK CURSAsTs-P n, Safe.
nLAcKBnREIEs-p OF. Dor, l2tc
NuoErLkEKKhIEs, = bush, - %.
6tAcx kAsPnBgRIEs, y II box, g3i0c.
Dafnp fAUtr--we qnotef
Ge., state and Ohio 3i Peaches W. pssled N ana
Apvss nss souiAsrn "a u fians pew .,'.'.. SiO
49, seT 3 ei2 Cherries ped ......lo an
Sh. ~ "A s9Sd : Rssp6srfiss oil
rhLAbaRhA IoHAToEs--9 lbash. bsskes So 50d % rs.
fkA3enhfhiA ohEkN CoRE-V hund, Ell i2GSI2 IS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

York be called upon 10 in Congress for the
pulsion Of said traitors.
Speeches in favor Of the various resolutions were
made by Dr. GoULD, JoEL BLAKHER, Mr.. TousKY,
Mr.. Crow ard Others and the MEETING adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

oPEsISo OF BIDs.-Bids were opened In the Cro,on
Department yesterday, and contracts awarded as fOi
lows:
For regulating paving With trap block Thty -sh stree.
between Fourth sRd Eighth ay-naes 20 John w feais.w
iT1y9-ms, &c daysi eight bid. Rssu1tsg kc Lesnx,oa
pysnus between Foy seeohd snd iy Cs
Key e75 o57 IA time co dsysi eight sida RsEsluin-
Thhty street b-twssn PaTk and LsInsoa
10 Thomas A. Dunn at SfS f-,iine 10 dsys twelve bidI
Reg.ing kc Twentieth Iret between Broadway and Fit
Thos A. Dunn gT3 stiua. q hirsesa
bids Regulating te Rutherford Tisoe between sfrs-r and
ksveDteenfh TO John ftEpstrsck $50 zs-ue
days bds Also 10 Gfh Tass Hay
den, St OIL ee7 eo-tiIne, IS dsys eleven bidA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

THE ARRAY on THE STEAMBOAT DANIEL DRrw.
Not q little excitement prevails at Eewbwgh and
Poughkeepsie in reference 20 the troubles which oc-
CARED on board the steamer Daniel Drew q few DAYS
siuce. The resdeDs Of the two places have manifested
their feelings in such that the officers OF the
boat DO not deem 1t prudent to land at either Of the
above places The Drew attempted TO land at Pough.
keepse on Tuesdsy, but the threatening language and
attitude Of the hundreds gathered on the wharf made
il unsafe 30 do So and the bost proceeded on her way
up the river 1t will be remembered that the officers
are charged with having feloniousy assaulted Lieut..
Timothy Donohue and three prysies Of the 3Gth Regi-
meD, on their TIP from EswbuTgh 10 Hsw-YOrk las.
Friday.
The difficulty occurred in regard 10 the payment Of
fare and resulted 10 an asaut upon the soldiers who
were brually msuled with handsfikes by the en-
ployees Of the boat and then set on shore q. West
Point. On Saturday Philip Elmcndon, thescaptsin Of
the Dsniel Drew, Alonzo Colyer the clerk, and two
or three Others belonging to the Loa. appeared before
Justice Kelly at the Tombs in reference 10 toe alleged
assault. Upon the sdsvits of the three privates who
had been sent down from West Point. Capt Elmen.
dorf AFR. Colyer and the ohAs were required 70 give
bail 10 nj the General Sessions Lieut. Dono.
hue is said 70 have died sipoe, Of his injuries.
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xhn.s.l,hia Cs..le Market. Jun

KHUndeIphIu OhJtIo uNHfktE.s s-JVLl 10 IvON'
The supply Of Beef Cs this week much larger than for
zny weskS past the OseInGs amounting te l6O head
he sk,t was dull sua previous prices scarcely main
asA Ire best cattle ouly bringing 50 10 n. The regular
suices are iron S70sE0Ses.
sHEEPThis market overlooked the oes smovotny
e. soou IDc00 head TIE market dull a. frm 565sc y
q net
Roase sas OF HOs amounted 10 100 head atbosA yards
q pTicos ranging from s5a e5; T. loo 10 net
fcShere hss been change 10 this msrkes The ssleE
sasnnog to only IS bead prices ranging from s90a 30
s@,ah. sscarding % quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

NETTING OF HLcKLErs SUB'. - Last evening a
meeting of the ssh-dirt oartmea and sweepeB under
Hsckley e. Co. was held in Hibernis Hall, No. ~
Prince street. Jsmes Sutherland in the chair. Com
mittee which had been appointed to wait upon Mr..
Hsckley his manager, Mr.. Bliss, reposed that they
had waited upon one Of them, and made known TO him
that the ash dirt cartmen and sweepers In the Eighth
Fifth Fifteenth aud Fourteenth Wsrds would suspend
their labors forthwith unless paid up for work already
done, and promised TO be promptly paid for future
work. and that said Mr. Diss had promised that at 10
O'Clock this "wednesday morning the much-desi~d
money would be forthcoming TO every man employed
in the four Wards referred 70. Should the promiso not
be promptly redeemed, the denizen, of these WARDS
may expect to have dirty streets and other aseumuia-
tive annoyancee, for oil which Hackley Il Co. win be
the responsible parties and not the poor sbOre who
when paid, only get 81 day for their work. The
meeting last night was well attended by the class Of
men Immediately interested.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

New COxET.-There is now visible Ia the heav-
sns eonet Of 20 extraordinary magnitude as even
= exceed that which made iss appearance some three
ys. ago. iest evening &c showeditself at 10 O'Clock,
sgls ct she strong twilight at that time prevailing,
- nueleus tolelaby we'll 6e6aed, apparently ss
y ~skAIpesng nearly 3oo in length. Its position was
sxfy north, little toward Tie west, and In direct
~ - win the two vpper pia-distaLt stars of IRA
tfom which Il was diftant In an eastcry direc-
49, les' Shout as taE those stars are distant from
ss& Cher Ths comet at about 10 OF eIock Iast nsbt
~ under the pole-star 20 from the horizon,
extending family 10 near the pole-star itself
y kessssrs, London Dolly Hews Jaly l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

LARGEST IN HorEL.--On Tuesdsy evening CD
BAN Of the Of Rouin Cshera about ~ years Of age
was found In the room occupied by Mrs. Howard, in
the New-York Hotel, which be had entered with y
flso key Upon being arrested, be made desperate
restance and ed TO stab Of his eaptors with
ctiscl, but be soon oveIpowered. On his person
VISA found about slOO worth Of jewelry belonging to
Mr. Howard. Yesterday, be was taken before Alder
Iaal Frier, ard committed In default Of $4,000 bail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

ExcIsE CozxIsSoSrRs.-TheB Board met Yesterday,
and granted thirty three heensee at $50 each. Thus
far about 800 licenses have been granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

NTslATraE ALMANAC
R,ss.4:E3I t...........,T;18 MoonSstD.. tso4
Sandy Hook fii Gov Island, 3:sl Hen6ste''''' s'z
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

AT IT AeAK.--Tbo 10 O'Clock Eew-TIsven train re-
peated its experience with collapsed nues which we
noticed last week. When between Port Chester and
Rye, the engine became disabled, and Conductor
Nichols kept waiting until relief engine could be
sent from the city--a detention Of about two hours
being thus caused. "a. ..
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neees,s, of Produce,

syEs lzM sss bbls Flour "a do Com Meal 6s6 Do hisky
~ bush Whsat 81 900 DO. Corn IL 800 do. Oats lss7 d.
xy pkga PrOvson go do Lard lis kegs Lard 1881 bsgs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

PUBLIc READISe.-Miss Nina Foster win give her
second and last recitation this evening, at Room No.
Choton Hall. The programme, which is not too long,
comprises selections from Shakespeare, Goldsmith and
more modern aathors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

BuLPs HEAp.-Tbe market for beef cattle, held in
Forty fourth street every Tuesday and Wednesday,
closed yesterday very disadvantageOusy to droyers
the price Of bullocks ranging lower than q week ago,
though the supply Of the city for the week was 500
head less than the week before. The principal market
day Is now on Tuesday, finishing up on "Wednesday,
and the sales of the seeond day are generally at a
lower figure than on the opening day-a truth that n
good many of the country butchers have aseertained
and avail themselves Of very much 10 their advantage
When the receipts Of all sors Of butchers animals
noticed, as given in the market reports each week. it
win not be wondered at that there is general decline
Of prices, without looking to "war times" as the
cause Of 1t. When beef and mutton, on foot are 80
remarkably cheap they are ut present. IL is little
remarkabethst army is allowed the opportunity Of
grumbling about salt junk. Is there no power in
Government sufficient TO order our men 20 be fed as
they were at home, and they might easily be in the
field, upon cheap fresh meat instead of salt Junk, with
out the abominable routine Of red tape and hownoto
de-it Of the present system Here in thin city this
week. 1900 head of really good beef cattle could have
been bought for the army at price that would not
exceed 7c pound for the meat, and that Of really
good quality. 1t is cent pound ess than has been
paid "on contract, up to very recent PERIOD for the
ave weight OF puiOchb OF 10 DeUtT QuADtys III lull
time that the contract system abolished and that
provisions for the army should be bought they are
for family use--at the current market price.
ETHE CoNsoS CouScIL RELIEF CoNhIrTEE.-The
Committee Of the Common Council appointed TO devise
means for smeliorang the condition Of the lsbSFng
portion Of population held an adjourned meeting
yesterday afternoon. There were 20 invitations sent
out but only two gentlemen responded by appearing in
person IA. " Stout and ex-Ald. Wesley SMITH, and
these seemed. had mistaken the purpose of the CALL
suosng It 70 be for the purpose Of aiding the families
OF volunteers. Mr. Smith spoke of several cases Of
destitution In the families OF soldiers which had come
under his own observation. Councilman Orton, a
member Of the Committee, thought that no public
work Of magnitude sucent TO giye any material relief
could be undertaken without the sanction of the LeQis
lsture. Had the city the funds IL would no doubt be
good time 70 replace the old rotten wooden piers by
substantial ones Of iren and stone. Bat tbs would
involve the expenditure Of millions Of do,ars and
could only be undertaken after adequate plan for
payment had been settled by the Legislature The
appropriation for Belgian pavement bad been already
consumed Besides, The Controller would ind o. much
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
tAavsr;isement.I
DREw & FRgKCH.

80 fs0DvcE CONFUSION kxRcHtxTs
HgfyEn, CBkxss EG0s, PotLTRY, CASH Gslrx Y,nB,
~ P0RK DO 80 ~'N7
No. Erie Buildings, New-York
Our netto is. Glaiek Eslcs prompt rstur,ap
ksasass-D. K Martin. Pro3en. Ocean BsAk Rsgs-Yo.k
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

PEosABLE ISFGSTIoIDI.--A servant girl a. No. io2
Secood avenue by the name Of Barbara Frank was
arrested on Wednesday morning on q charge OF de-
,tToying her own child which was found in water
soee, on the presas She bad not been suspected by
her employers, and had attended 10 her domestic
duties IsgulAsly. She sekaowledges that the babe
was hers, but says i was siill-born. The body was
taken 70 the deadhouse al BeIvue Hospital and the
mother detained TO await the result Of the inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

40 "a .s : tefneado Woed holds mortgage 5or
M hr ,ks Esson OF the beayily-eDcambersd estate
a''k'sssassOr DcUalas, Boston Post
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

SECESSION POWDER FOR RoAcHEs.-As many OF our
citizens anno Ell by reaches at this season Of the
year, they can rid themselves Of them by mixing a
small quantity of French Green dry with broUn sugar
and put it in such places they frequent They are
sure TO surrender or run awsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

DEATH FROM FALL.--A man about 20 years Of
age native OF Ireland was found insensble upon the
Third avenue Railroad track, Fifteenth street.
Sunday morning laSt. He was removed to the hos
pits where be died yesterday. Coroner Jsckman held
an inquest frou which IL appeared that the skull was
fractured as be had fallen from cart, or some We.
hice upoa the track but the u unable 10 decide
low tbe injury was inflicted The key OF large lock
and paddock key, such porters would DO likely TO
carry. were found 10 his pocket. These may be seen
al the Coroner Office, aud may possibly assst in iden
flying the rsnIsins.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

RESUMPTION OF TRPs.--No serious interruption bas
been caused to the Westchester County steamboat
travel by the burning of the Elison, at City Island
on Sunday nigbt-a new and much Guer steamboat
having been chartered and put ON tie line already.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

BrReLARr.-1he store 3, No. s5 Liberty street, be.
lonQinpto Alfred Pluukett entered on Tuesday
night by unknown peson, and eight packages OF
elk goods were made up In convenient forms for carry
ing or but IL Is supposed that the burglar became fright
eDed in some way and deeanped without his booty.
No goods were missed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

QUARlSTNE.-There is every probability that the
success Of the ioltng hospital will this season be
tested. At present there are three vessels having
yellow fever board detained in the Bay, where their
goods are being discharged lighters The brig A. C.
Berry, from MatanEas before reported. All hands
were sick on the passage, Of whom four died. hone
sick on arrival She is quarantined for 30 days. Brig
w. r. Kibby, formerly SLAYER. One Of her crew
died the PASSAGE three were sent to the floating
hospital, SICK one Of whom has since died Schooner
Emily, from Matanzas Had one case Of yellow fever
on arrival, which was cent 20 the floating hospital.
Contrary to law vessels still boarded at Quarantine
Lasding, Staten Island and detained there. OF these
are the Brsh steamer Karnak from Havana, detained
for FIVE days to be discharged at the old snchoge the
steamer Columbia also from Havana, do. doi ship c.
NJ. Carver, from CienfuegOsi brig Marine, from do,
detained under observation for two days; ship Aus
tralian from Rio, detained FIVE days There has been
no sickness on board these vessels.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

Gross EyoIrsEscI.--Thro the negligence Of
some Of the subordinates in the Commsosry Depart
nent large quantity Of soldiers cooked raonS in the
pess-house on the Battery, packed ready fOr delivery
have been allowed 10 go to decay. Among the provis
ions are $50 boiled hams 25 large pieces Of beef seven
roundsof oheese aud thirteen largo cases Of sandwiches
all now useless, and highly offensive. Such negligence
l. highly censurable when oonsider how many poor
soldiers fnilies w0ald have been glad 70 make ass Of
this food.
ExcuRsros OF "LTTrLE WasDERyRs"-Mr. w.
G. Van Meter, Superintendent Of the Howard Mission
and Home for Little Wanderers, located ~ No. e6
Nsw-BOwery, on Tuesday proceeded 20 the Eysan
Fields Hoboken, sn excursion with the little folks
under bis charge. There were PIC Of these children,
gathered up from the streets Of Hew-York, Of ages
varying from 70 ~ years. They presented . very
neat appesrauce and IN most instances were bright
and intelligent Upon arriving at the eldr, tho chill
dren were allowed 10 employ themselves at play.
There wac also singing speaking, and other exercises
In the afternoon large humber OF members OF
several Of the city churches over laden with pro-
visions, fruits and all sos Of good things, and the
little waits partook Of repaa such ncne OF them
had probably ever before dreamed Of Early in the
afternoon they returned hone happy and well pleased
with the days recreation. Mr.. Van Meter states that
about 25 Vi these chdsn are fed and cared fpr sFs'y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

BLsrING AccipEsT.--Jsmes Murphy q hborer,
had bis LEFT eye put ont, broken, and his left
hip badly Injured Tuesday afternoon in Fifty eighth
street between Sixth aud Seventh Syenuee, BY the
premature explosion Of blast which be was prepar-
ing. lie was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

pu.pxryua July Flsyk essssassa q sss 49, sscsSs
sspsisas .as E,:.;s; s,;s. &c % ssf siss 3f7 s
x..:ussy wssa5 ,'is wSss q "a csxs tss4y sls
9slsv 4 ~ wnrsx Sn T"S~ 49,. %
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

A CARD.--The two policemen, G. NJ. Foster and
j. Bayer who were charged with robbng citizen in
lager beer saloon in William street, were hcnoraby
discharged by Judge Osborne, on Saturday last. IL
turns out that the policemen were called in 70 stop
disturbance when they saw parties trying TO rob the
complainant, and aved his watch for him. After this
the parties in the saloon, TO justify themselves per-
suaded Baader 10 make charge sgainEt the policemen
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

Az ALLEGED SrcEssIoSIsT IN NEw-YoBK.-Hr.
Z. d. Nichols OF the iirn OF +. b. Nichols d Co.. Of
Galveston, Texas arrived in New-York few days
since He Is sn avowed Secessiorist, and makes no
secret Of the intentions Of his yrt which, be rays,
arc TO arrange with scme Of English houses for the
shipment Of cargo Of assorted merchandise direct from
Liverpool to Galveston. lie says the blockade is
snam and that he ran through the whole line Of block
true he should be watched closely. ICon, Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

For EuRoPE.--Tbe steamship Persia sailed yester.
day for Liverpool with very largo number Of pasen.
gers. Among them were Charlotte Cusbmsn, Mics
Stebbins, the sculptor, His Exceency c. J. Bayley,
Governor Of the Bahamas, who has leave Of absence
for vst to his native country, which win be pro-
traced several mOnths Mrs. John Brougham, Col.
Robert Hoe, Mr.. Edward Cunsrd, Mr. Watts Sherman,
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Jafray, John A. C. Gray, August
Belmont, and Mr. Green Smith, the only son Of the
Hon. Gerrit Smith. -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

TnE VOLUNTEER FAnILY AID FUSD.-The Con-
troIIsr will be prepared in the course of lew days 70
issue bonds TO raise money for the relief OF the i'es
Of volunteers, as authorized by the Common Cooncll'
The bonds win be issued in sums Of $780, and upward,
TINS giving to all our patriotic citizens an opportunity
for nvesmcnt The rate of interest is seven per cent
and the bonds will be payable on the lst July, 1862
For the payment of these bonds the faith Of the Corpo
ration and also ali sums which may hereafter be re-
eevea from the State of NewYork or the Uned States
for the purpose Of rembursng the expensesncurred In
pursuance Of the ordnance creating tie bonds, are
pledged.
Thus, instead Of throwing these suffering families
upon the charity Of individuals the city takes charge
# be matter raising funds by taxation and distributing
the burden as equally possible. In other words,
instead OF calling upon czens to subscribe sums for
these families, it calls upon them to loan the money
The Controller is consulting with phianthrOpic nd-
yiluals and business to perfect system that shall
prevent abuses, end insure proper distribution 10
those persons entitled to relief 1t win probably be
about ten days before the Committees fully orgsn-
ized and everything prepared to begin the distribution.
There are, however, q, the present me great many
outstanding tickets which were given cut by the Union
Defense Committee and 1t is probable that arrange.
ments will be made to begin the payment Of them by
the first OF next week. But of the time and manner Of
distribution dpe notice cH Ee giren by advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

day. and the expenses Of the mission amount TO a6out
sl50 week. notwithstanding tie hard timer, they
have 80 far kept free Of debt.
jfNlI5fEFif7 WFFfsW- #E
SESTEscE OF DUSEIeAS.-In the Court of Sessions
On "Wednesday morning. the Jury, after being out bali
an hour brought in verdict in the case Of Dunngan,
who was indie ed for the murder Of John Kevan, OF
guilty Of msDsaugbter in the third degree. On being
asked the usual question what be had 10 say why SEN
tsnee should not be pronounced, Dunnigan addressed
the Cour as follows:
IL bsye very little to say. This party has not done
justice by me. They came into my house, and they
had fight, which did no. wish to zee. requested
them go ont in the street, for was newly started M
business, and il would not look well to have night m
nv house. 0ne Of them said, 'You d-n son OF BIB,
what is yonr business to us And be struck me over
the eye There il the mark, although 1t has been de-
serihed as a scratch / have nothing more 20 say"
The Recorder said that four yesrs in the State Prison
was the lowest that could be imposed for the offence,
and that that was the sentence Of the Court. The
Court was then adjourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

as be would want 70 do in rsEing money for the relief
OF families.
- A communication was read from Abrsham s.
Hewitt. He eaid that he bad urged upon the War
fanihps Of soldiers 10 draw their money IN NevrYk
The three Deeeesies Of lie were food clothing, and
rent; food aud eloling were elelp, and TO ~ere
rents-wh the exeeJtion of tenenents for the poor.
These rents had been kept partly IN consequence of
SO lous as there was cash fund 10 draw upon it was
not natural that the rents should be rednced. tn
who form the Distributing Committees of the various
wards should urge upon landlords 10 reduce rent ct
least one-third, 70 mske it correspond with reductions
in other things. II New-YOrk was 10 retain her
mercisl prominence, she must give fla ii;es TO COM
merce by building substantial stone IieTs, and now
would be good time 10 do the work.
The meetiRg then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

STREET Row, AND SUBSEQUENT DEATH.-Coroner
Jackman held an inquest Tuesday upon the remains
Of Elias 2. Wiener q years Of age, of this city, who
had been living with his father ut No 5O7 Fifth street.
His death was the result Of inue. received in street.
fight on the night Of the Fourth of July. Deceased
vas passing up East Broadway tdst night and fell
in with Hook and Ladder Truck No. Is. A young man
b. the name of John Steble, who was with the Com
pany, had an alteration with deceased and they soon
came to blows. In the melee Stebe's cheek and
Wisner's thumb were bitten. Wiener had his thumb
dressed by physician; but Inflammation soon setit,
aud the symptoms became alarming. Amputation was
resorted to; and although eminent surgeons attended
upon bin, he died Tuesday last. The jury oxoner-
ated Stebe and found verdict Of death from pyemia.