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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

BULLS HEAD.-Ner. York Cattle Marked. Mon
day, June 23.-Thers are about $500 head a bul.
locks on sale to-day in the Forty fouth-street yards
and the state of the market is not a. favorable for
drovsrs as it was this day week. the ceiling rates
will be quoted about the same, but butchers will, az
a general thing. get better weight and quality for
the same price cad week ago. The range of prices
il 08l ceuts pound for the ret weight Of meat,
seller sinking oal ard little higher for very few
bulocks of extra quality, but very largo portion
of the stock will re at about rate Of cents
pouud-the inalit. being very even, ana such as
we rate good fair IIiools steers, which were full
corn. fed last Winter, and have been corn-fed and
grazed this Spring aud Simmer, and are
generally three or four years Old, weighing
from % to 81 cut. each. About one in ten Of the
cattle brokers think the market this week as good
last, and q few rather better. Perhaps two tenths
think it decidedly wor-e and hurryng to get nd Il
their stock ne best they can today. A few think
that the market will be better tomorrow; some say
they can see no difference between this week and
last except that trade is slower, and another portion
do not appear " have any opinion OF their OVID.
We have already given Ours, that the market i no,
AS good for growers, and this, We think, will be
proved BY the sales Of The closing day, as We hear
that there will be some additions 10 the stock already
rop0rted which at these yards Numbers 49, cOunt-
ing in some lots received Friday snd Saturday.
There were also sold the other side OF the Hud-
mostly sunday m raiug, tor the butchers, which
detained by the police Til late Sunday even
ing. not reaching the slaughter houGes
in time for The usual Sunday slaughter
These, with the expected arrivals tomorrow, viii
make up wee! ly receipt about as large as last
week 80 that Il will he sarprsiug TO see tie market
close ss well. when We consider how fail the cry is
OF stiawberrcs and fresh garden vegetables u hes
been anticipated that wh-n The be IVY run OF d.ui-
ery-iet bnllocks =ackened, there would % niaTkei
advance That anti patton has NOT been realized
this week Neither So the point been reached that
iustifies drovers in paying 81 cents pound gross
weight, tor AVERAGE Ois ot seefs Ia Illinois. Per-
MAPS il will be, but We don't see II. HE S1eep
market Is very decidrdly worse ios oroVe.s t2-aay
than 1t was lat Monday. TIE Hog market Is slighs-
" better than we ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
LADIES HOME FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOL.

To "A, Editor Of The ~ " Jtl0gre
SIR: A visit 10 tits interesting iusti'utlon cannot
IN 40 rre4s the heart 4 every With gentiuent Of gra
nh. To In. Gver NJ al GOod hat such asylin within tue
teructs Of our city have been appropriated d. ae
MAJOR and COulGc OJanci to 30 noble al1 yfalse"Oty
f. Is however greatly be regretted hat be BoaEd o.
M,nsgers the Nor- Dispenssy should have 20 -
lie uaerstOod ft 0e feeling VI tie day % 10
dirrrtrs .he these devoted women almost too
rr.t to osefcouf-serypg, they Gii ~ ore tinr ten
room. Tor tsg sp-cIs IL Is Ony "inln the lst F'
anys that by - voluntary removal Of their jenll ne
Kitchen .ul -lfo0 capped ~ him have been csced %
lree rooms IN ~, ana two sree ms on te Af
door COZ ing n, &C. Indispensable n the com
lort AID conveseUc. large ward ufecty opp@.Ae
TO 1--WE he a..itiona reeesh, ~ c'fsinsoh %
work oil the his aud ne ocativh u III Lry
re rd the iadi-s Obliged, o. thrr own eSperss
20 build 9 .anI.cfy r. r' ard
On ilguly We ID stst-mcnt ads a. the last M tns
~ IL go,td ~ sifrn by members 81 .s
Ii.po.s.ry 20 Ia feet being as herec se
f.ed -fna sd thuA wil 90 apparent 70 10
public gene ait. ths. t.rh cf o. this tie noos ta4
NJ gi..a c0st &C. Dny uIsufc o. ieity thousand y
could ol Ice r 1a'-, gwen tan g. me nse ~ OBJ
lrdi.s fr ert'- Surfing end tsre o. rur oraYe -ls
suts,irs 80 uutesrs. lre calbes Aiuches ted cl "a
f N~a Yos geaererly e.d b 10 I'D 90 these ladies, while
,ic. dom s. d .llcHce OF the home o. ne
ri.ug r.nsiatlo1.
sIs the moral rr1rs thus szertel the young 10
.t-ssI ttn rHl- u n1r Wl.b-ft clultfYHea D. ef
car4sol1ed boy be tssoca'.oi aa,eSeI "n',Acia
ce Lerai Is Fr Nld . D.. $500.
Tf.i. oos.,is ls che public 20 decide sd th4s Ee
may ieo y.fy conl-aa tsl the l,d.es OF t1o Home WI e
..uer.a.y SUITS f 100 good work ty have oeglr and
u wh!eh the ei.y O. @e~ 4o5A nay be Ja'i!y proud,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

SALARIES or THE JERSEY Cry OrrIctLs.-An
ordLsacc passed by the Common Council OF Jersey CITY
Friday evening 6Ang tbs salaries Of the city officers Tor
the current year, follows; Recorder 800; City Cers
1000; Msrshl, slO00; Controller VI 2oO Treasurer
5000 Health Thy sicana o4eh zoos Corporation Attorney
COOS overseeT Of the Poor 1905 Street Commissioner
300; Superintendent Of Ferries Whyes and Piers tsso
enid by private psr) $50; Chief Engineer OF the Fire De-
pntueut $500; Appraisers oach 500, Collector OF cay
Revenue 2oO Chief of Police. SloJ0 Aids to the 'h'e
four Paouen 800 Coh Of the Board OF fne Commission
e sloO Assistant In Ao Olive u the CITY C.eik, $sVo
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officer % for every man enlisted. This VIII '''n"'
I.,s recruiting in q very marked degree.

late recruiting IN very n'"' H"~ "'e
The navy got rs men in this city alone last week'
The "ereat want of sesmen' OF which the news
papers say so much is to De attSuted 70 lne SDv
merchants Naval recruiting was rarely more pfisA
than AZ present, notwithstanding this.
Within few days United states regular troops
have been moving to the seat Of war with grea.
raridty All the cavalry recruited IN aolacen' N
have been ordered to Carlisle Yesterday 'ro'R INV
this city, REINFORCED by another from Albany. Con
panies OF infantry have LETT Fort Prebe Boston, aha
Fort Hamilton. since Thursday last, ana ne'ac"-
ments from the headquarters OF regular nc 9nei,s,
filing ND in the West also under orders Ior t'ie
field. The destination OF these troops we are po'
permitted to publish. .,rod
ron dated the 10Th of May. At that time the onlea
States menof-war in the Eastern Hemisphere weae
thus located u. y. sailing corvette St LOUIS, ~ ~
Lisbon officers and crew all well; Z. D. sals,ns
corvette Constellation, "a bending san AZ ,ne mn
mort. 10 leave for the eastward, all Wen; y. Dc
ss,sam ounboat Tuscarora, in the Mediterranean
One of the 81. Lous's officers John IL. johnston,
deserted from his vessel. IL was expected III .ne
souadron that the Ino sent home would be replaced
by lnboat. ,,.,,o, 81
Additional orders for the immediate completion o.
the u. s. au-frigate Powbatan have been iseued
The Powhatan has been in the hands Oh inc Wors
men for come months at the Philadelphia Nayy-Iar
II. Il. Wright, Geo. w. Carrick, and John Franklin
r all newly appointed englnee,S III ' ths oeers
ates Navy, have been Instructed 10 JOIN 'he oeei'
already detailed for the Powhatan.
Lieut.. Col. Palmer, Of the Typographical Eng,
neers, who recently died in Washington, was buried
with military honors in Philadelphia on sunday .
Affairs at the Philadelphia Navy. Yard are sun
unusually brisk. Villarcis submarine vessel-the
novel appearance of which attracted much notice.
was owed from the Nayy.Yard last week ana u Is
supposed that practical test OF Its nse,Ssts WI.
be made The experiments made nj the Navy-iar1,
were successful, and it ID believed that The vessel
will be able to perform all the inventor claims
for it,
The United States steam gunboats Port Royal ana
Massachusetts sailed yesterday from PhliaoeipIia,
and tie steam gunboat South Carolina on SATURDAY
fIoln Boston for the Gulf Each had on board q
large cargo of provisions, Ammunition, ana other
uecesfaries for the fleet e,
Steam was applied yesterday to the engines o. the
new steam corvette Adirondack, just completed ana
reported ready for sea to the Navy Department
The machinery will be kept working for r. hour,
after which the vessel will make her trial trip Inc
engines are from the Novelty ron.works. Inc crew
and marines for the Adirondack have been plcked
out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

ond faction Of the act Of 3 July 1861 chsper 81 he
Ing remarks apply them with as much force y sey s
o. bs o cts 0rst named supplementary to that sct
aud ali its nroyisions are extspded to those acts
A cIeary of opinion II the facts above a.
med be true that you had full authority In law to Issue the
order IN question. ,,,,.
NH 49, ~ EDWARD BATES. Attorney General
Hon. Z. n. STANTON, Secretary OF War;
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PicKED UP AT SrA.-Capt. Convey OF the orig
Drummond. arrived on Monday from Aspiuwall re
ports: June 49, lat. % 20, long 79' 90, ls0miles from
land, picked up IN escared slave from Havana, and
broug him to this port lie had been siA days in
canoe, without food or water He talks but little
English, and gays he calo from Africa To Havana ia
a SLAYER about two months ago.
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The ehr Souveuie 'urng sqas rom $ W. We s,s con
Jag capsiIcd OIL Ausied.n' ga, ~ -, tbs esrs.i,
sis'i < OF Eve PERSONS exc All e''"'e~' ''t'
who Was saved. .,, H. 1fnA 4 iri
Tor,L Loss OF RS. SUR \. Aihe bi. ZIP ;, .s,.on
l,"1 f,r Livern a. With ufO bid .us- Ment -
Lind Card,acs Cd puLco r. r. lslbof Ja1t o. II, me
EGO VIII be saved; bl. the remainder saa 10y W" ~"
a total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
THE FULTON FERRY.

To as rSior of The ". L. Tyi5un"
SIR: am glad that you have suggested to thu
Company the idea Of erecting weahsrvane via c'ck'
e 5 and so tie substitution o. hardfub5er pas'sngcs
eks, for the convenience and beueGs 81 n Vaioas am
.s6dert ths, te public vii feel greatly 49, to the Com
pAsy ~ they n.. ,As. Improvement. have seen busnos
cards got in hard rubber and they were beautiful In dssn
IA .,,ro., ,Lould hlrk iade.guctble They sfe
pcnsye. \ IASS' 'Sf''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

suocyr.G AccInrsr FROM FIRyAE1s.-lester-
day AFTERNOON, about O'Clock, two boys, Ieu9eI
over ten years OF age, were playing WY ~ Tta
risol Jeir ia the bands OF Of the toys, named
John Osirom, exploded, tie bali going through bis
hands ard entering tie body Of his companion,
named VIM. Jauncey, where Il lodged. ioe la,ler
died az . O'Clock lust evening. Ostio.a ""s '"AVu
with fta End il not EXPECTED " i've.
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Pgssruvc-s Arrived

7. zip T,rr I.s. irrq 1T. ". I'LL, ars. s Eefr
HI. Annie 10 .ant cod .ol. 49,
IA s-t~ EaJi,e p w Es-a.u1i--Csni. Alb Ryan, ae d
slip Cli-sgo burlf Mr. Amelia I,unis.on Aiss Nate
Austin, Geo. Eve .. ltals.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR WOUNDED Soi'piIN''
Committee on providing accommodations ior ncK
and wounded soldiers have organized by the al'
nointment of Mayor Kalbaeiscb as Chairman; Ed
ward A, Lambert, Recording Secretary; A. Nj
White. Corresponding Secretary; Isaac II. fro'n-
inobam. Treasurer. Messrs. j. c. Brevoort, Drs.
Tborne and Scbarps were appointed committee 10
examine the buildings offered for hospitals
p.rnrorrc SuNpAY-ScuooL.-Cspt. 8. w.
Chase, Capt. John Rue, Capt. W. H. Forbes, Lieut.
NJ A. Tappan, and forty other men, now unaer SrlnS
NJ the sea of war were members Of the Bible classes
and teachers in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
scbool. south Second street, Williansburgh. One
entire class with their teachers, have gone to the
war. This Sabbath-Scho is in very fourshng
condition. and has upward of 700 girls and boys III
regular attendance at its meetings.
p,oou,vY Coyvoy CoUscIL,-At regular meet
ing of tie Board, lat night the Mayor sent IN sew
ersl yetoes. The first disapproved the resolution
sdopted on the 9th inst, directing the purchase "
100 copies of the Brooklyn City Directory, az an
expense of $3.50, on the ground hrst, ina. tnJle rs
ma authority. and second, that 80 copies would DC
sufficient. The Mayor also withholds MS approval
from the resolution adopted at the sane meeting oi-
recting the purchase Of building known 40 eue
Odeup on the corner OF tnth ana SCUM rV.'''
streets, Il. d., for an arm0ry. The reasons gwen
are that the building not adapted to the purpose
and would require alterations and repairs, anu eon,
seauently be u continuous expense. lie sugSesleu
the building of II armory IN more cehlfii ioc@'
tIon -, -. ,..ol
The Mayor Likewise vetoed the resolution adopted
on the 9th nst which directs certain repairs 70 tne
pavement of Fourth street, l.. d., Oh me GROUND
hat il not vet quite year since repairs have oeeh
made on every block south OF Grand street ana ior
which price had been paid which should nave III
sured good work. lie recommends that such wofH
be Given out by contract hereaiier. lie also VITA
bods his assent from the resolution liking the assess
ment district for tie opening OF Grand street from
Bushwck 10 Metropolitan avenue conhning the came
10 the width Of hall tie block on each side OF ihe
line of Improvement. His Honor IL Of the oPlhloh
tIai property-owners In Grand street, below BUSH
wick avenue, will be benefited lay The Improvement
aud should pay Il portiol of the expense J ne COM
munications were ordered to be printed IN the NIL
ute. - ~. 49,,
Alderman MCLAUGHLIN moved TO take Up the reso-
! IN ION declarins that +. G.. Taylor Wa. not 1uiy
elected Water Commissioner, and Directing c'un'
elor To take legal steps oast him FROM sucu posi-
ton. lie moved lis adoption. Lost-A!e'' - "
Nays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
ARMYsAND NAVY NEWS.

The recruiting returns Of the regular army handed
in yesterday show a marked improvement. To-day,
the new order goes in force allowing each recruiting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

TIE JFws AND THE SICK AND WOUNDED Sol
DiEus.On Saturday, Dr. Rapbal made an appeal
70 his congregation in the Greene-sueet Synagogue,
for contributions in behalf Of the sick and wounded
eodiem. Tie response amounted to nesrly 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

unRises...f3o s9-s-.- ........7.33 Moon-Rises. 80
wtTgR IRIS DAl.
ssndy Hook. 5.ft Gov. is4nd 6;3 Hsll-Gss t.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

From NEW-ORLEASs.-The brig julia OF New
London, Captain Smith, from New Orleans June =,
with sugar to mneter, arrived on Monday morning.
She was iowcd down the Mississippi il company
wilh tho ship City Of New-Yorh, Tor New-York, ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

PoLE-RAisryG At THE HEADQUi RTERs or THE
pgrIgT Bptg.nv.-rhe Empire Bheais. which i being
sisei under the sn'h9n'y Of Gov. Morgan uy Big Gen
erlroe IA nrosre.us huely. Already 10 o men have
been enli.tet n EaUYogk and Brook yn. wA1 viii lurls
,bi, ve-i b. cent % %. Union brrecks az l heFfok.
n re- ifn-ts re patty orsauizsd Yesterday sfemOor tie
leaourter Cen Sinoa, No. 3i Fulton street, was tae
scene o very interesting cerem1uythe elevation OF lb-
tty poles large hcko IS feel hi IN tte PARK opPo
sts 90 tie op oil the pole beautiful Amer can iGg
nrr Z, Ls breeze sud between aud The heafquores
ended large banner which Ieprcseasd The asure
IN Den b. app-aed tao battle Of Ec Orleans,
and inscribed a. iohows.
srlno.a Empire Brigade. General Heal 1lEters"
Some zoo IersIns present the occasion ard the
froce- 10 s1vcled by music from the usld a. tbs
orh Caroua. About oc.1ck, the chair taken by
d. j. H. Dous,a.s who made appropriate sIe@cn. sd i'd
die.es equeutv delivered hy exc ounci-aa h. y
Mid NJ NeS y .r aud Gen Spnos Auo1g those present
were judges Pie repent and Her of New fok, the Hon
Mr. beap aine keoordsr uarusfd, aud Ma McDeIo!t OF
tho "a IL, ulcut, slcAics Brigade.
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aunken.

June 10 az GEORGES ship suiy Aueu'a s"''A''N'
liverpool May Tor fh'Ad'iph'a' -,---u-,-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

nnowNrD.-A hoy named Joseph Roins, son Of
Albert lius siding SO p South Seventh street d.
va drowned ia evening by falling lost he loot
South LioveulA street The ceased eight yes OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

SERIOUS AcCmENr.-Last evening n little boy
named George rukney residing at No 800 Atlantic sroe
h uns train The Lous H. "a Railroad
clinton svraue aud bic le les cut cd above tho knec
Ills recovery not expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

FIErs.-Yesterday afternoon, about 2 o'clock, a
Ere broic OFT ~ stab corner OF Carroll ard kicks ree
owned ~ John Scott ocesicd by W, "a Lent, milk
man lr frnss rfpfrr sod b-l re ne structure was
en,l rrl, dec -uyed Danrg- @,au. Insured
shsly alter o ca tofi noiAls Gee broke ont In
sfre l's 81 t-cige H. Bliss, no a. Furnau
street whl was damaged bo eut a. about 100 be-
the cooi be- cHngaihed. The stock insured
in the Pacific Company.
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Hort iUar0en9' NoIIts.


PoRrWARDENs' ufii,A No W - aift
NOTICE is hereby s yeJI'A III 'i (, Isl snrl An
'ey ""y.ire tie W.rlon. Ofc' Of tns Io Of tho
Yek to ali person. interested IL, o. aa or survey &
st, mite, .. 'a s s aaie' examination y TIE r' J.
.rSr. sd h the .ai surveys or ia, his notice, 81
''1,p,efei within tea dass ncA. 'a''e'"'"s
board said vessels. Pier Nc. - y
I.rk Pier No. fob
Iark NJ j. ColcoTd foias
~ o,i,ry ...................'.''' Nheelers
~ syoin Defoests
~ DeFotssgs
9s LIN pi., Ne IS =
NJ Harry ~ iuc. pi.f No II z u
Rda Costa kca ...s.''.''''''' PierTePvh-s
~ omar Gobe......,....ss''''''' NoAs
S.t...Y,r Mofas
Schooner ho'A'o )" WM ii. BURLEiUh, i!s"''-
! Ard. usRRINAy Secretary
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BRoosLlS Cry CouRr, Monday, June 2f-Nos
g. 3, 6, %, 10. H. %.
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Psasng,r,-M.ss Annie Wallace. Mr c. T.. Latham.
Csrso249 bids. sugar 20 j. Schiller o. 10. to w ;.
Ioole 81 do 70 master 80 do. to Thomes uomh IL do to
stugs Co.. DO 20 J. ID. Fish 200 bhl4 MQ!sse' 70 Sax
ton S.sbury 50 bales Cotton to e. T. Lcyerch Co.. aud
a hlla Sugar o. order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

RoaHE8Y.-The house Of Wm c. Booth, No 217
g. sh.a entered by sneak thieves yesterday. and
robbed 81 ~ worth OF property
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Although t is entirely true that Gen. Nee
has been resnforc d. it is not true that be has been
joined by Gen. McDowels oorps. There has been
very natural confounding Of nance, there being
another General having the prefix {" Nc under Nc
Clellan and Mcdowell. Nor have the re enforce
nenis all reached their destination yet. We are left
somewhat in tie dark, for properly there viii be lees
of reporting done At headquarters hereafter, and
newspaper correspondents will have tie business sB
well ae the responsibility their hands. Tic puJH-
cation Of frequent dispatches from headquarels to
all eors Of people, ranging lromtbe Secretary Of Wa
10 wives whose anxiety was 80 much gre ster than
ieir discretion that the public Were constantly Jet
into the domestic telegrams, was in violation MT
only Of prudence but Of good taste; hereafter thsle
is 10 be less Of il. lie who writes or speaks much
has good many things 70 say, az authors Of dis.
patches from Headquarters have learned. There
viii be nothing done TIL get there, Observed the
culpnt On his wey TO the sctiiold, 10,
the rushing, crushing, anxious crowd, Tie
battle OF Richmond viii not come of MI
certain things arrive quite rs necessary 10 battle "a
d culprit 10 q complete hanging. The word for hur
ryi1g mp oil The held ordnance bas gone forth, and II
being Obeyed No one that has not seen 1t can
imagine how vast is the quantity of shells required.
steamers afe- steamers laden deep with them, areI
able to take but part. II does not seem possible
that third OF them could be used, though every
piece OF artillery were 10 be fired for days ncesani
iy. And yet there Is a certainly Of being a short
supply ut certain points. McClellins artillery il
probably far in excess OF any armys eyer
yet brought into action. II il mostly good-somc
some Indifferent. The skill Of man
aging batteries consists very much in knowing how
10 take them into action, and. il necessary, ont
again. We have lost largely from deficiency In tbi, |
respect, and more still Will te added to the is,.
IL seeing u little odd, no doubt TO the reader 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14

eminent Here is the strongest possible as
surances to the South that its constitutional
rights are not to be interfered with. but that,
while prosecuting the war with the utmost
vigor,t rights Of loyal men shall be respect
ed by the Federal Government. Such an as
surance will induce the people Of the slave
holding States to receive the proposition for
aid in emancipating their slaves with candor
If not with positive favor.
There is no need then Of misconstruing the
plain and practical ideas Of the President; and
he who attempts to do so is no friend Of the
President, and no friend Of practical, peace
full and constitutional emancipation Of the
slaves. The President has taken the right
course and at just tho right time, and If
slavery is ever abolished it must be done by
some such gradual plan as that which he has
proposed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14
By Telegraph to the Watehnan 3 Journal.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-MArchI IL.

Whole number Of Cattle at market 06a about 500
Beeves and lis Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen,
Milch Cows aud one. two and three year old
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, 50. % a 80 CO. First
quality Si75 900 Second quality $500 1925 Third
quality, $500 a so.
Working Oxen, pr pair.--S0O 100.
Cows and Calves--S35 81.
Yearlings.-S0 90 90 90 two years old, 500 90 90,
90; three years old, so on 2l00
Sheep and LANDSLIDE at market; prices Ia lots 80 rs
a 4 90 each extra, $50 $50.
Spring Lambs None.
Hides Ia Ice pr ID. Talow. a Ia pr 10.
Calf Skins, 3 a Dc pr ID.
Pelts, 81, so 200 each.
REMAINS The supply Of cattle was large about
800, including the Western at Brighton. The North
ern cattle were not Of 20 good quality generally as last
average for the best So so per Some sold
for So 49, 30 shrink. making the nett SO So Sheep
dull sales made rs 10 so less than last week Some
u the holding tier sheep, expecting to re-
aze last weeks prices but will have 10 come down
keep them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14
@arriages.

In this village the residence Of the brides father
March 9, by Rev, Isaac MeAnn. Mr.. Henry BAnisief
Of Potsdam, n. Y, and Miss Olivia Perrin.
In Montpelier, Feb %, BY Rev +. ], Scott Mr. Chas
Holden ara Miss Arette Nichols both OF Middssex
Also, teb p, by the same, Mr.. Henry A. Culver Of
Worcester, aud Miss Ann Roberts Of MiddleseK.
Also, March sh, by the same, Mr.. Frederic A. Me-
Elfoy aud Miss Nellie r. Thornton both Of Middlesex
10 East Hardwick. March s, Mr.. J. Curiis Stafford
and Miss Macy D. Montgomery both OF East IL.
In Murriso,yr March 3 Mr. Geo. W. Tin Of Morris
VILE aud Miss Elizabeth NJ Moore Of Mouisiown