New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

mediation of those who may with to attend the sale.
The fale comprises sbout "a lots, each Of which ID
carefully marked with the uac of the owner Of tho
plantation from which it was taken, with his initials,
or with some sign by which separate accounts can 10
kept This is done for tie purpose of restoring 10
the original owners the proceeds Of the SALE il they
should ever come forward and prove their loyalty TO
the Government About 100000 pounds Of INCLINED
cotton yet in the hands Of the authorities ct this
port, which, when prepared for market, will amoups
TO over COO bales.
WASHINGTON CRY DURING THE REBELLION
The attention Of our readers is called TO the lecture
on Washington City During the Rebellion" to be
delivered by the Rev. Dr. c. NJ. Butler, at the re-
quest of many of prominent citizens, on Thurs
day evening" at Irving Hail. We are assured by
those who have heard IT, that it il repete with facts
Of tie deepest interest and with sentiments Of the
loltiest patriotism.
At The request of his daughter, the Princess Clio.
tide King Victor Emanuel has sent the Cross Of
the Knight of the Old Catholic Order of So. Mauri.
thus and Lazarus to the Rev. DIR. Cummings, OF st.
Stephens Church, New-York, as an acknowledge
ment for important services rendered the Princess
during her late visit to the United States.
Bulls HrAp-Nc,r. York Cattle Market, Tues.
day, hIarch Ave have TO report the business OF
the great bullock market in Forty-Fourth street for
tie opening day, very unsettled and fuctuating with
many sales quite in advance OF this day week, and
others at no better and even worse rates than those
in the last report Of the market. All the saes OF
Monday and portion Of those on Tuesday morning,
were undoubtedly at All advance of about half
cent pound upon last weeks quotations. but the
advance has not been we'll maintained notwith-
standing all the efforts Of very deeply-interested par.
ties-for great portion of the stock on sale is in the
bands OF as crazy set Of spectators as we have
seen this long time. There was a general stampede
| Of catte-brokers after the clo.e of the market
here last week, to meet drovers and buy
them out on speculation, and as high a.
- cents q pound net was paid at Albany
for droves Of only good fair medium quality,
which the buyers expected TO cell at Zoe. ID.
The market opened on these expectations, which
have been realized only to a very limited extent.
SO far as butchers paid these rates they victim
zed for there is city Of bullocks 10 warrant
such an advance The number reported when the
market opened this morning was about $500, and
some 700 head more came in about noon, which com
pletey upset all the nice laid plans of the specula
tors, and prices settled down 10 the figures Of last
week. with very bad prospects of closing the trade
tomorrow anything Ike as well as last week. The
general selling prices to-day for the great bulk Of the
stock is from 7,asic. v 10 net weight. sinking
ofttl. Some very stock will sell at 7c. some
very good at 9a9ic. y ID, and most of the cattle
will be sold. Tie day is one Of genuine March
weather-raw and uncomfortable.