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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17

To the Radical Asca Of he Nation

Whereas A Convention has been called by eer-
tain parties favorable to changing the present Administration
and Tor the purpose Of counvns concerning the approach
ing Presidential election to reet in the City Of CeveAnd
Ohio p'esdsy, the alst Fl tie present month ana
vheytds glad to t such Convention Is to as
embe, and having confidence that the objects OF those u
call In unison with those Of The radical nn oil the
Therefore the undersigned having been appointed by the
Central fremon; Club Of the city OF New YORK Tor that
purpo-o do hereby invite th. Radical fellow citizens in
every State, county and town throughout ne country 10
meet them in the above named Convention on te sld tues
day tn 3ls Of this month in order then and there, 10 recon
the nomination OF John G. Fremont Tor The Presidency
tho United States anS 10 assist IN organizing Tor his election
TIN imboce and validating policy OF the present Admin
The conduc Of the being just weak enough TO
waste its men and nesns to P'oyoie ne enemy put nov
Justice, freedom and genuine Democratic prncpes IN ts
p1 Of Reconsruetion whereby the honor ana dignity o. h
Nation have been concae tho sl existing and
arrogant Slave Power and to further tho ends OF an n-r
.nns nsr,i,nn ambition call in thunder tones upon the
lovers Of utce and their country to come 70 me rcue o.
the impehied Nationality aud The cause 81 Impartial and
universal freedom threatened with betrayal md overthrow
The way 10 victory aud salvation plain Justice must be
cn,hroued the sea,s Of National Legislation and guide the
Executive will The thing. demanded and which We s,k you
To- on a. 10 render cure are he a-saiae ,rtineii,1 e.
SSrery throughout lrhoe United States by CoagrosoHGi
action Tho absolute qualify II az 'n 5oye fhe @p ,tioni
r0a,d cor. aid such pan Of reconfnction az
shah conform ea'',dg 70 "a 'y q J,'.o 70, eA Pl.sl.s
ag cim tig Mt lac fer TIE eofseaiing the property 81
Conc then IN formidable NUMBER and e ~ take counsel
united Effort endeyor redeem the country om sasey
FOREVER roaE Men Of God Men Of humanity Lovers
OF Justice Patriots and iIeemen. One and all rally!
Mot respectfully, your eliowciiizen.,
DAVID PLrnB EDWARD GILBFRT
fnRDERfCK kkpr ERNEeT kEhtEoSiLHRi
WILIIAa !. DEsAREsr, Committee
| Netr. Yark, May g. 1874.
$ Th. cali win be pub.ished daily IN tho city papers Of
the widest circulation until the Assembling OF a.. Convention
with additional ,gnstures from day day We therefore
earnestly so, h, friends Of this moyem'n, cycrywh,re e.
.cnd their immediately David Plumb, No Oh Nassau
street they sy be appended 20 the call And We uithe
request editors o(newapcs Throughout, The country
o approve Of movement, inert This cal Ia TIE col!
umns Of their journals and keep before the people til The
meeting Of tho Convention and address copy c. their paper
| containing the cell a. above.
| The under-gn-d Join IN the going call.
GEO Is. CHEKyKR. =. %. IRISH.
HsshY I. CHKkyfh, NILLiAs boopEI1p
j. w ALDEN, = = JockLisi
EIraBETH CkpY STANTON.
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Family Markets.
THE COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.

THE COST OF LIVING IN NEW YORK.
We give below quotations of some OF the lead
ing articles Of food, sold in small quantities for ordi
nary family consumption. and shall make the List more
com lce IA tie advances and new vegetables
and fruits found sale Our range includes fair 10
sood articles emitting cheap stale meats and vege'
tables and embracing tho high prices paid by some
Of the Glars restaurants and saloons for extra fine
productions There have been few important changes
during the week New vegetables in greater sup
ply and most Of them cheaper ~io meats are firm
al the old prices, or, In the Of mutton. much
higher and poultry entirely beyond the reach " com
mon people. Eggs plenty aud comparatively cheap
They take the place Of meat a. large extent flsh.
too, are abundant and Of greater variety at falling
prices. We quote:
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY kAkhkI-1Hc uehiuiu i'i
Money on the Cd Of May continued unntorup'eoS heavy
even Il the advanced " cent and II the open aihe
rs lunch a. r. cent frequently Pid II w@ though
that pressure speedily subsidized the bshh ~os
further ad, a1ce lite rate 10 e cent. -. -.
The Funds the I'd fat and o~er. Corsols ei,
@ osig, at gi0s. the 18th the aatness otnnued ahd
Consols were quoted az Std% -,
1espa being Conf,icrae Loan which advanced y y cent
ouder ;ho reruysns news closinr at etd61.
The Bank of Prussia the ID raised IT. iah OF discount 70
y cent
LIVERPOOL May 4-p. m.-Ccvros-Ths sales Of Monday
and Tuesday sdS up 400 bales, including 1000 oI spec
the HANK rate caused check ana al te oi"se
dropping prevailed To-day tWedno sday) int ou'i'
ness has been cA bales rati-r steady prices
Trade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was very quiet uhaei
advance the Bank rate and the uncertainty oil European
| politics.
tIyers generally held back. Wheat sedy at trteoys rate
lni hardly 20 active; Red Western rl0QS6 Gem 5atd
>esIef; Mixed Grin at 70 e = $50 10 n.
PgOvsSDSs-MessrS bisland At1ya To-, bo'doi. biu',
Co a,d report Beef ard Pork quiet and unchanged
Bacon ady Lord dull and shade ea.er Taow Glow Of
PRors crSurars IA. and rather lower Coffee firm. Rice
duh bat uuslerrd Ashes d Small sales of new Po's Al
IS 6@S. Seed Oils without change. Rcsin quiet goof
French Common, 49, SPirl;s Of TurPcn.ino inactive retro
| leum quiet Renned held a. ,i2
| LoppoS MARKrTs-Wheat frmer and seneIally u Pc
deaet. Flour UNCHANGED. sugar dull and easier c3fr'
quiet Tea upaered Rice quiet but full rates asked Iai
ow .tu and easier. Liuseed OIL 3si. Petroleum, q 5a
PA Gcr Refined.
| LATEST.
| LIVERPOOL, May 5.-CoIToS.-Saes to-day a
n0O bAie MAJ closing dull Quotstious barely msiu
tanned. OF the above sales srecuistors and exporters too
BasApsruyrs.- market is quiet and steady.
Pow oss.-The nsafk.. IL steady.
! PETROLEUM tends downward
| SPIRITS 1uRPEETISF It'll declining
| LONDON. May 5-Cossors for meney, "!dMf -
AMERICAN sTocKs Illinois Central shares, aH discount
friC shares, 5JGtl.
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BY the Hibernian.
FATHER POINT, Monday, May l6.

FATHER POM. Monday, May TO. Ie64.
The steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool
May via Londonderry the 9th. en- route to Quebec.
passed Father Point this morning. Her advices are
one day later than those by the City of London received
at New.York.
The steamship Etna from NowYork arrived at
Queenstown on the 5th
There bad been no movement In Denmark.
1t was considered that tho conference had come TO
uutimely end. The Times thinks it may as well be
abandoned
Two British ships had gone to the North Sea to watch
tho Austrian feet. 1t was believed that the whole
Channel feet would follow should the Austrians enter
the Baltic.
The Morning Pc" is very warlikc toward Prussia and
Austria
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stated who did no. .py.. the suit bat the motion vas Op
cosed BY the other defendants who were not re,rsinsd
The Counsel for the rsin'if and resoonden " u rieN
sued that no right appeal e..,ed n lie appellants they hay
ing interest in the money the transfer of which is enoned
Deeson the point was reserved
CHAnBERs--MAY le.-Before Justice PEcKHAM
THE HARLEM RAILROAD CASE.
The People the State Of ag The New York aud
Harlem Railroad Co.
In this case an injunction was granted restrain
Ing the defendants from extending their up the Fourth
the Tunnel and from building branch Of their
Road through Thirty street. from the Fourth to
the East River with order to show why the same
should not be made perpetual.
The argument Of the points presented on both sides has
been heretofore duly reported.
To day decision rendered the motion d'solving the
preliminary injunction and denying the motion Tor Its con
tinusnce, with SO costs
DECISIONS.
Before Junice FOSTER
Letitia Hamilton agt. James Hamilton.
confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted.
Before Justice YBcKBan
Henry Hu,.of ss Edward Mat,hewa-rhe motion to dis
SPECIAL TERx-B-lors Jastics DAVIS
DECISIONS.
De Croot ACT. SimOnson. Judgment for plaintiii
on the demurrer with leave TO defendant, 10 answer on pay
of costs within 10 dys after service Ne See opinion
Bond sgt. Chadsey. Moion for new trial denied WIN
Ihseng ag WebcNoon granted, and new friai orcerco
payment Of the costs of the former rai ana 81 opP,'
This motion within days their adjustment by the Clerk
and service Of copy thereof az 30 adjusted
SUPERIOR COURT-rRIaL TERs-MAY lt-beiore Jus
tce MCNEIL
THE REpLRvIE CASE OF BACON
Alexis McIlvane ct a. sgt Israel SlocOrib.
The Jury in thus case which was reported ias
week under the instruction OF the Court rendered
for the defendant assessing the value Of the property
and aw AIDING the defendant l3 70 damages ior the detention
thereof
COURT OF GENERAL sESSI0Ns-MAY 10. -Befor
Recorder HOFFMAN.
SENTENCES.
John Hail. grand larceny; State Prison two year
and four months. -,
Hannah Collins petty larceny; fenfensafy iour MONTHS
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SUPREME COURT-GsHEsAL TBHx-MAY B-Befors
LEONARD. 7. j., CLERKB and WgLLEs, J.J.
rrrr vfry vuraG cnNrLnpr

In the matter Of William Fullerton a return was
made the this morning cerorah Of the proceed
ng In this before the Superior Court and which
resulted 10 tho discharge Of Mr. Fullerton from arrest
Mr. Rspso for the Surrogate called the attention Of the
Court the the WRIT and sad they would require
little time to prepare for the Argument
Ey.Judge Dean counsel for Mr. Fullerton, ready to
argue tho case any time but II tho counsel desired
time, he would not press the matter.
The Presiding Justice ordered the matter 10 tho
General Term the writ had been SLOWED since the present
term commenced and ,hso enough business the cal.
-ndar Of equal importance with this matteI TO occupy all the
remaining time tina, the Court will 1T.
ADMISSIONS To THs BAR.
The Committee on Examination OF Applicants TO
tho Bar, Mossra A. Oakley Hall Nelson Smith, and Richard
OOorman have prcscntod the following gentlemen entitled
TO admission practice: Chas D. Adams Wyuys r Baxter
BENJAMIN II. brown Jane. ". Bywa,er John C. bushnell
Robert II. Bukley John II. Cornell. Joseph C. Cram Jsme.
Divins Henry T.. Fz simmons Stephen r. Fish, Samuel h.
House, Richard NJ. Henry, Seth X Johnson Peter Kelly
Inward M% ID i'Mi o1r. M% c n fr..a.
New, Daniel d. Hoy-s, Michael r. y Bren. Nathaniel A.
Plsa BENJAMIN u pneinsy JShs sS y Reilly William T.
land. Winhrop Sargent Irving G. smith. Charlie, Vincent,
John whiPple, IT,, Dsv, F. Watkins j. ForTsn whitney
The report OF tho COMMITTEES Character VIII be handed Ia
during the week when sction will be tskon
IEJUHcTIOS-MGHT OF APPEAL.
John c. Fremont axt. James G. Stone and Others.
The hearing in this case came before the Court
on appeal taken by Hunt and the two McDowes three
Of the drfendsn: in tho nom an order Of injunction
the other defendants in tho action receiving and the
Metropolitan Bank from paying amount Of nearly $780,
deposited with the bank by the plaintiff In part hlment Of
the defendant. stone a.c. Mcdowell and Ewing for the
purchase BY the former of the majority Of the stock of the
The plaintiff sued Tie defendant. for performance of the
eeeD and obtained the injunction sssst the dsiendapts
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wARD..

The number OF death. compared with the corresponding
weei Of 1862 and of last week. follows;
Week ending May IS, 1905, .sl-Dccreasc,
Week .ndin. May 0, 1854
From acute disease.
From chronic diseae................itS -
From external causes, Sc.s...,,....ss &9--'"s
WeeL ending hay 10. 1904: -
From acute disesse.............'s..'iO
From chronic disease. am
From external causes, Ac......'...'.. $50
Decrease this week :"
Children Of na,v. parents children Of foreign parents,
1874; children. psrenase net stated g.
The number Of deaths the institutions compared With the
corresponding week OF 1863 follows:
Week ending May IS.
Week ending May l6, 1870
Increase this
The number Of ntrrmeuts in Poers Field compared with
the cores ponding week Of 1858:
Wrek ending May 49, 1863.
Week ending May TO-
Decrease thi. week
tsi,u,,D +. l. A. BOOLE, City Inspector
Cry IS.rscrons DEPARTMENT. Nxw Yonx, May l6 1864.
ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES. &c.
The following schedule Of the work Of this Bureau In
the abatement and removal OF nuancesr &C, Tor the week
ABATEMENT SuisAscEa
Complaints OF nuirsnces &c rece,ed... lIs
Notices for abatement ls5
Nuissnces sbated under notice. S6
Sinks aud water closets cleaned Ul
Loads Of nigh, soil removed from the city limits 1856
Dead horses removed fiom the city limits ...... u
Dead removed from the city iuts..
Dead goats removed from the city limits II
Dead hogs removed from the city limiis......... Z
Dead dogs and other small animals removed from the city
No. Of barrels Of oa removed from the city imits 062
Unsosad Dissd"d Unhealthy Meats. Fish, Poultry De-
Seized or RenoredJ rom the Guy Limits
~ GU
ul... sssss ID
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ANNIVERSARIES.
TufsaaV. Nay IL.

TNtsday, Nay II.
BAPTIST srypAY-sonooL Usios-Tbs fourth anniversary
will be celebrated in the Cooper In- ae at O'clock p.
Addresses by the Rev. Y. /. Anderson, d. d., Of
this city, and the Rev H. p Eombnse Of Madison univer-
ty. Singing BY the children Of the schools The Evening
Meeting viii be held in the Pilgrim Baptist Church. Thirty
third street. Eighth avenue at O'Clock Addresses oy
the Rev Bsckus D. D., and Charles Key'er oil fIovi'
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Galiaher's Evening Exchange.
lCoRSER TWENTY TnrRp STREET AND BROADWAY OPPOSITE
THE FIpTH.AvESu HOTEL

AT 10 o'clock the closing .prices were: Gold, 1851;
N Y Central. 1856; Erie li4i; Erie Preferred. lOsi
Hudson River. i5i.i Reading 1881 Michigan Central
1885, Michigan Southern 9sl; Illinois Central 1872;
Pittsburgh MT; Gaens, 1921; Toledo. 1881; Rock
Island li4i; North Western, set; Fort Wayne liz,
Prairie Du Chen. Get; Ohio and Mississippi Ger.
tifcates 55l; Cumberland, s2I.
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SPRING DEBILITY,
~ LANGUoR, LAssITuDE,
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TINE F'YEAR, are immediately
relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution of PROTOxlDE OF IRON.
One Of the most eminent Judsts in New England writes 70
trend as follows
"Ihsve tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the re.ut fully
sustain. your prediction It ha. made NEW HAN Of me; in
fused into my system vigor and energy; longer
,remuOus and debiated as whom you last saw ne but
stronger hearier and with larger capacity for labor mental
and physical than any time during the last Eve years
An eminent Divine Of Boston says:
81 have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
tim. past. it give. me S.w vsoa BvorAsor ., ,prnrs,
ELASTICITY o, MUSCLE"
From The Trumpet and Unvessslist Magazine.
MANY of our personal friend, have been cured By the
PERUVIAN SYRUP; but We have proof more powerful
than all these and that ,soua OWN PERSONAL B1PERiEScs
No authority put th downno argument can comrades
and no good word shall be spared part until sno~
edge Of this blessing shall be spread broadcast among The
people"
For DYSPEPSIA that prolific source Of iunumersOe de
easos, II 8 A sPscIyic!
An eminent Clergyman writes as follows: NY voyage 70
Europe &. indefinitely postponed have discovered tho
Fountain of Health this side Of the Atlantic Three bottles
Of PERUVIAN SYRUP have rescued from the ians' OF
the 6end. Dyspepsia"
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the Blood with Il" Vital Principle OF Lie
Iron, nfa.ns Strength ylsOr and New Life INTO al pr"
the systen Being free from Alcohol, ito enessins sase'
are not followed by reaction but e permsHeS
kmohl,,. free. up. DINsMORE. No. 81 Brcsdwsv.
Sold b. oil puessts.
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Nix. Stewards Explanations on the Monroe
Doctrine.
Threatened AnglOFrsach Demonstrations
in the Baltic,
ARRIVAL OF GlHIBALDI Ar GIBRALTAR.
GREAT 1NsuaRECT1oN IN TUNfs.

Tho Inman steamer City of London, Capt.
Petrie which let Liverpool at 4 p m on the 18th ana
Queenstown on the 9TH. arrived here yesterday Her
news is four days later than thst previously received
The Peruvian from Portland arrived at Liverpool
early on the morning Of the 4th inst
The Glasgosg arrived e9 Queenstown at ESQ on TIE
morning Of the 4th
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In tie City Of New-Yoh, cm the 9Th DAY of May TO The
10Th day Of May, 1854.
Men. 1871; women. lO7; boys, 1885, girls, llo-o,a, 81.
Aduts ZJ9i children, AS; males, 2tGi females zl7
I
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SAN FRAEcIscO.-The municipal election in
49,. ..y takes nlace sod:y when On AUDITOR. City
Attorney Superintendent Of Streets Public AdmiE<
strator, Tax Collector, and Chief Of Police VIII 30
loho
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The Societe Politiquc Helvetia Genevoise had
addressed protest to the Swiss Federal Council against
abe decree sxpellng Mazziui from Switzerland The
Federal Council on this protest being broght forward.
passed 10 the order Of the day
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL 1ERM.-Nos, IL u
", 22, %. ~, ~ OF onenumefa-d motions -o
SUPREME CoURT-SPBcIAL TERM.-Nos. 10,
1872 llG 10 2c3 TO 213 30 III 2i 2 27a to 25 49, lls
Of issles Of Jaw aud fact. ,
SUPREME CoURr--CIRcUIT.- 1875, l5il.
1891 Ts5 1911 1893 3l5 1869 1882 1883, 1875 7iJ 100
1903 1907 1911 1919 1917, 1919, le2L Part il-Nos ~ 90
5ll l5s 2t 1896 1884; 3 az, TO- 1896 49, 70, iS2 9c
ilgo, l23. l3iO o6i, ll2s 90 ooo,
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Part I.-N0s 1913, 33yl
,3 43t seJ 3s;j i2l3 1905 1901 i3s, i3ll t3l5 43l
,Il9 aI sr,3 sR5 4ys 434 4Js9 44j, 1851. 1853 4y5
1853 $3.50 t5, 4JS7. 1893 43I3 Pant ll-Nof Aio, So
1886 6si Sc J7j6, $3.50, $500 l7O 0.2 SI4 $40, J'6l
J7sl
COURT op COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TERa.-Ad
iouru-d lor the
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Austria.

\ The Minister of Finance had issued 5 per
sIent loan for 20 900 forms payable In silver and
sdeenable within 50 years,
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fAdyrftiseineni.1

a BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. Dew
beauile- the Complexion TAN FarckLEs and DIS
coLouArIoss and renders tho shin white clear soi sd
smooth. Sold by all druggists Depot No. 7is Broadway.
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BORT Uar0ens' Notire.
SrArr OF Sgw-YoBE.

fokf-N ARDEss OFf!CE, No. iv4 wan IT.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed Apri L. 1887. entitled An
Act 20 Reogsn- the W,dens Office Of the Port Of New
York" M persons Interested in having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey thar
the following vessels under examination by the PoA
WsTdens and that the said examinations viii be
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice On
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the n,uyrection was becoming general. Twenty thou
sand Bedouins had interrupted the communication be-
tween Tns and the Provinces occupied Kiryan, and
were threatening Susa and Monastir.
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kdvertissment
LOCO RBFRIORRATORs, from 81 90, AT
T.. ID. BAssroRDs Cooper Institute.
iAiyef,isementl

The ORIGINAL HIRAM ANDERSON, No. %
Bowery. selling superior English Royal V9yet and Brussels
CArPgTs az reasonable prices also, Imperial ThD ply aud
Tapestry Ingrnu CARPETs kuGs. MATS. MsTrI&. TABLE
snd Pso CoviRs, WINDOW SHADES, DKuGGKrs, fors yard
wide fLooR 10TH, three 20 TIVE ty four fee.
wide goods guaranteed; urging 10 buy pric-
only. Loos for HIRAM ANDERSON, No. ~ BOwery.
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LAW INTELLIG;ENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRT-MAr le-Bsroro
BELTS
n A

u y. agt. Sa"inon hohDstaihfn.
This case was set down for to-day, but could not
20 on In the absence of Judges Nelson and Shipmsn.
The District Attorney announced that the would be
,nptoy moved Tuesday aud the clerk notified the
wtne,s,s to be IN Attendance at III clock u. N.
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Advertisement. !

IHE JAFAhEHh IOLIHH.-fFtIy my WITH
desires to keep her Baoa bright shogd not . 10 this
article IL 10 nay applied and l. unquesonaby superior to
other bsosng la II be Obtained n all the pin
opal .ho-d.se and ~hol-a- at ID. Agency, No. IS WI
lafn.s..
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MAY l6-2l,0o bbls Flour $40 bbls WHISKY sl7 bags
Corn Meal lss 600 bush Wheat n bush Oats bush
Malt pkss Ashes, 700 pA. Provisions 81 pkss Lard.
!, 100 plGt. Butter. ~. -.
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TuB CASE OF Col. ARGUELLBs-THE Ac-
lion OF THE MARSHAL APPEovED.-A Oakley Hall. DIS
ric Attorney for this county, has received dispatch
and lcttor from the State department at Washington
fully approving the proceedings of Marshal Murray with
reference TO Col Arguees, and informing ham that the
papers upon the subject viii be sent az soon as they are
prepared.
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Bulls HEAD-.Nonday May lG.-Thc mar
ket opened this morning with little over 100 head Of
buooks in market and tho highest prices were asked
that heard Of in this city. The brokers werr
at all afraid u ~ cents per pound net for the
best cattle and We have doGb; great many butch
ers will find that their purchases viii average consid'
crably higher than that Several Of them declared to
US that they asked 10 20 20 cents per pound and
that al high estimates Of weight. The butchers ap
pcarcd as willing lambs to submit to tins kind OF
butchery The advance nom last week upon come Of
the morning sales a full cent pound About noon
an arrival OF nearly 800 head checked any deposition Ia
yahce. but did not reduce prices which continued
steady at 10 10 N cents per pound. AMI sales pretty
brisk till after O'clock, when there was another srrl
val u 800 making total receipt for the day OF
3 ~ head IL generally thought that THIS would
have "A tendency TO reduce rates but We could hot see
much evidence Of H. though II did check sales and
seemed likely TO carry good many sales over to III.
second DAY. when another reinforcement ol 2D teah
expected should arrive. prices Mii fobapiy nave 10
give way. So far the price OF cattle las averaged over
ltl eents per pound for the net weight OF beef seller
sinking olIal, which vii reduce tic cost oi meat
~ the butcher about two cents pound This y the
highest average have ever reported. and men who
h., been here thirty years say higher than they ever
knew before. There many dstillefy fed anirlals
probably one firth OF the whole number and some Of
them good fat beeves. and Others LOOK as though
high taxes on whisky had hurried them away hllie
THemGturely The bulk " The stock today Is of g0ud
qnoiy. There not many that rank extra and but
very few cattle The weather Is warm and rainy;
favorable for high prices Tho Government agents
Mcasrs. starr Reed have bought 30 head to send 10
Gen. Hntler at l70lsc. q H.. averaging they say.
I7ic. v ~ upon 60 lbs. q cwt., which Is high
estimate OF weight The quality Is such US the
who fighting should have-;he best that can be
had. Tho sheep market IL very lightly supplied and
prices remarkably high Good lots of sheared sheep
are worth e:e. y ID. more, live weight; and good
lots unsheared have sold and IN demand at l cents
This is higher than before repeated Hogs IN
about the supply last week. and &c. y 10. live
weight may bo set down a. top price Full particulars
Of the market for the week will be given tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17

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