New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16


MAILS FOR EURorE.-The mails for Europe, by
the steamship Asia, from Boston, close at 81 o'clock
tbs afternoon, at tie New-York Post-OiHce.
Bulls HTAD.-Ncu-Y York Cattle Market, Mon
dau S,pt l5.-"Tbo bars are down and the bull
oc Ks all OUT SO it would seem from tho number
here at the opening Of the market. Some 500 were
reported early in the morning and more to come"
and come they did, during the morning, unit! We had
a total OF over 800 at noon. The market early in
the morning was pretty lively, and some droyes
were sold out quick at about half cent pound net
decline from rates current ast Monday. As the late
arrivals cane in, there was evident disposition
on the part OF large buyers TO hold of while, and
trade grew dull. Is the brokers ascertsined
tie very large number Of bullocks on the market,
they began TO accept offers previously refused, Gnd
urge parties 10 buy al a reduction OF full half cent
below nGr lat quotations. beside giving buyers
almost their own way IN the e-timstion OF weights
f. vas ~ once evident that tins was 20 be-
lard m rset FOX those who had hoGsLl cattle upon
the bg1is OF last week or who bad started IN Groves
erIeciing to realize the same prices. The decline
affected all grades, but hrsclass teeves much lees
than inferior borts, which are greatly IN The majority
Good bullDckH ara scarce and considerable portion
Of them cold NJ ;. "a pound net, but not as large
IcrtlOu ~ liff Week ana ffD4t AT y ttItt. MANY
PERSONS eftImnte the decline upon Meaium and H.
feror sorts at g. head, the average. and over
cent a pound upon the net weight Of all inferior
sorts such from this State IN crowds. Many
81 these, including their gr0,s steers worked oxen,
dry cows heiiers bulls and sia.,, will be sold be-
ioro this market closes, ut Sc or &c. H., and
some 81 them Al lees upon actual net weight, aud
VIII lie difficult 20 make good fair Illinois droves
n steers that viii weigh cwt. net average, being
l7ic. NJ Indeed il looks difficult the day draws
a, find al II Amy
Price. II ia common remark. illustrative Of tue
state Of the market. that Sam lie sick" II be il
not, be II proof against an epidemic that we have
been looking for this Autumn. IL bias come rather
sooner than We have Anticipated, In consequence OF
the severe frost the fret week IN September, that
killed corn and buckwheat IN very WIDE district Of
this sud adjoining States causing lauic that will
drive all the surplus stock 10 tie shanbles. While
this flood continue it will nure the quality Of good
beeYcs, In the sheep market prices a little tet-
ter than week ago. Live hogs are plenty, and
selling az 3. a &c. ID. live weight.
GES. MEAGnERs IusH BmGADE.-Col. Nugent
has sent on, under command Of Lieut. Kelley of the
69th Regiment another large detachment Of recruits
to tie Headquarters Of Gen. Meaghers command.
The meu who went on the recipients, just before
starting, Of 800 csch-tho State and Ciy bouniies
which, with tie Characteristic generosity Of Irishmen,
they eft TO their families. The other several bounties
had been previously paid them. The contribution to
the Brigade from Messrs. August Belmont& Co. has
been Acknowledged by Col. Nugent.
N.rioyAL WAR CoMMIrrlE.-1le National War
Committee held nm adjourned meeting yesterday A.
ternoon ut the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce,
when the following resolution was adopted;
he'ird That report be published q all ne proceeding.
Of the Committee from It, oganrition until the present
time that the Committee continue 90 sit with closed doors
SICK AND WoUSDrD SoLDILRs.-The ladies Of
the New England Soldiers Relief Society gratefully
acknowledge the receipt Of lox Of undertaking
and other goods for the soldiers from the ladies OF
Portland Me.
DEATH or PAnoLED SoLpMR.-M. Daily, a
member Of Company +, 18th Regiment Massachu-
setts Volunteers, was recently admitted TO tie
jews Hospital. When admitted he was suffering
from bullet wound in the head, supposed TO have
been received during the late fight at BUD Run. He
died about twelve hours after admission. On hi
person was found the following document:
CKHrEESfLLK, Sept. g. 1862.
Private Daily OF Company r 28th Regiment Massachu.
sets hs this da been paioed having tasen the oath not to
he enemies Of the Confederate states nn duly exchanged
by order Of Col JhOS. D. fLOUkNEl.
JouN ALLAN Adj 9th Va Cavalry.
A DESTITUTE SOLDIERS WDow.-On Sunday
night the widow OF a soldier named Lynch, whose
husband was killed in OF the recent battles was
found by the police in a state OF prosiration in
Twenty-second street, near Third avenue. Before
sbe could be removed she gave birth TO n child She
sa1 che Lad come from her homc in Montl emery
County to .eek work She was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital.
JUBILANT.-ln honor of the substantial victory
achieved in Mnry land by our troops, there was IA
general display Of bunting yesterday all over the
city, The tlaIs aud stripes waving proudly from both
public aud private buildings THf Extra TRiBUNEs
with Gen. McCel!ans dispatches. setting forth tie
success Of arms, were freely circulated about
town aud eagerly sought by the delighted pnbc
In Wal street the excitement WAS very great aud
large crowds gathered around the news bulletins,
cheering gallant Generals ns their brave troops
REPUDLIcAS Ass0cIATI0Ns.--The various Ward
Associations Of the Republican party hold meetings
this evening to elect delegates TO the coming State
Convention. These meetings are held in pursuance
Of the call of the Republican Central Committee,
and those below Fourteenth street arc called TO select