New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04


BULLS HEAD.-Tbe drovers ore still jolly. The
butchers not They cannot lay the ghost of high prices
which the dovers have raised for their bulocks By the
reports of the cattle market appears that the receipts have
been considerably larger his week than for tie previous one
yet prices held up to the fun quotations OF the previous "so
and with receipt Of $50 head of eh cattle on Aue'
day and "a many more expected every hour heis "a'
decline prices and the market closed beor thau u mas
ous sny TUESDAY for some weeks mach larger nunos
Of cstte Is expected next week. aad expect larger
Der will be wanted The Government agents have taken %
very for three weeks, and they will be likely 10 "u
good lot Ext eek 10 go matter what the supply VIZ
not look for decline except upon the very pooe''
clas For certainty with 900 head IN this city THIS week
droyer have no occasion complain Of prices nor h Ae
do not meet it'll ready sales to the las. buoca'
Twryv-MAKrRs-Tb Irvine Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION held meeting yesterday at No - Hickman street, a
which the trade was fully represented Dressed hemp sold at
425 per tom and rough hemp at $780, The shares paa IN
amounted to COO which seems to be devoted TO the
purchase of Irvine aud hemp and for assisting twnemsker
generally The object Of the Association is to elevate the
trade Sale. are to be held weekly Monday and purchases
NAV be paid in twius Tie officers are VIM. BurChsm
PRECEDENT; JOS r. Traye Secretary O. Miller treasurer
INSPECTING THE FoRTs.-Mejor-Gen. Wool, with
bis staff and few prominent citizens left this city on board
the Wnan.s yesterday Diolrg to inspect the fortihcaoh
Of NowYoIk snd It's neshborhood The General found the
work progressing rapidly at Sandy HOOK where to use tue
language Of informant the Notifications are immense and
Oh nearly IL not quite equal to the defen'es at Fortress
Monroe Owing the OF the weather tho captain
Of the Winans considered imprsctcable to land at fot
TompkIn, The fohcutons there will be inspected here
so When the General returned TO the boat he found thai
Surveyor Andrews had provided dinner for the gallant
General and hi, friends After the removal OF the coth
n,rotic ,peeches were made by Con Wool Col Deas''
Col. Cram Cen Storms, Col Seuel. Col. Howe ms'~s'
swackharmer Perkins and others. In due time paftcu
and full report of the condition Of our forts WIZ DC pupne
by Gen. Wool
Nrv AND IMPROVED ToURYouET.-lbe loufni'
. which the bill introduced In tho N. Y. Senate pro-
noses TO furnish TO the soldiers OF the State s no " pos
bv MIGHT 30 Inferred from the news item in Saturday
TRIBUNE a clumsy instrument for the carrying OF winch an
xtrs bavessck would be necessary but neat and compsc'
article that can be carried Ia coat pocket without inconyen
4nee The instrument was Invented by Dr. Lambert the
principal value being that the wounded can apply 1t h-
self and speedily arrest the flow OF blood from The arteries Of
the e.cme, Tho common tournquet the stick and the
clmptounique requires second person to assist In 'nei
application and before this be rendered many soldiers
have and vii, continue to perish the loss Of blood Dr.
Valentine Mott thinks that every officer In our army FROM
tho lowest grade TO general should have OF Dr. Ian
berrs
HOTEL MArrERs-Ths leading hotels of New
York with one exception, owing to the enhanced PFce
PROVISIONS hsyo advanced their rates Of charges from - q
N "a rer dsy change In the propre.orshp Of the 81
Nicholas Hotel took place Monday and hencefch WI
be conducted by Captain SPOTS wei-kBOwn and poPu'
M,,sippi steamboat captain; Mr. Hawk, late landlord
the Richmond and Sherman Houses in Cblcaao aud Dir
Racers who has been connected with the hotel since wa
opeued NJ ROGERS viii represent the Interest oil the OWE
er Of tho real The propretos design uaAip
extensive alterations and repairs and have determined Tor VI
present not to advance their charged
DEATH or an OLD WATcHMAN.-On Monday
Themes L. Bouek for fifteen years wachman Of tho Sub
Treasury in this city died his Goth year Mr. Bouek wa
an homes, and faithful public servant III whom the mos
unlimited confidence rcposed and duins the long perio
Of his responsible duty night wit
commondablo punctual,y. AS mark OF respect to hi
memory Mr. Cco caused tho Gag the snbTrea'uIy t.
be displayed a. haitHsst
NRw LEVER PowER.--There is now on exhibi
ton at No % Dey street. simple but ingenious application
Of mech anica forces h--.hy % 10 ~~A chat man car
as easily elevate any required distance weight Of 500
pounds a, he can lit ten See advertisements
A Brute IN THE NATIONAL USrToRM.-AbOu
midday Sunday two diunAen solderb entered Slxtl
avenue stage in which seated lady and genema
who Ia nearly blind A. OF the soldiers smoking
tho gentleman requested him TO deAist especially
there was lady present Tho fellow refused to DO
poured forth yoey OF most filthy abuse. At the request
tie driver the smoker put out bis cgar but shortly after III
gentleman being c alone IA the stage with the two soldiers
the sbuye Language renewed and leaving the vehicle
the brute struck the gentleman the eye completed
demoishng his spsctscles. The driver being
time applied TO- refused 10 Interfere aud upon the assaul
being made Immediately drove on although requested by h
victim OF this brutality call policeman to biz aid. Tn
stsgo propeo upon being aeJward applied to for edes
that they do consider themselves for Ia
act. Of drunken people who may be admitted into their
yeyances-a statement which It will DO well for the public
remember.
FUSERM or THE REV. DR.. QUiSS.-The funera
Of tho late Rev. Robert A. Qunn took place yesterday ate
noon At Sailors Snug NhTbor Staten aud ald was teude
iy Capt Marshall the Rev. Dr. Phillips. tho Rev. MOgsa
Dix Rev Mr.. Whitehead aud several other cersyme
from NewYoIk beside nearly every Of the inmates Of h
Institution At o'clock the tin containing the remains
removed from the late residence of the deceased to tie Snu
Hasbos Chspe aad accl In mont Of the pit Tue plat
upon the lid coutsued this inscription;
,,,,,'.''''''''''p'' ,.,,,,,",,,,.,..
REV ROBERT A. QuIsS,
Died Jan. 81, 1903.
Aged Go years, mOuihH aud tayL
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After the singing Of hymn by the congregation aud III
reading Of portion Of tie Scdrtures tho Rev Dr. Pbr
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