New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

H. New.York Provisional Cavalry. composed Of tn 9
Sstb Srt 10th New.York Cavalry Regiments. did not
have their sarade yesterday according to announce
snept owing principally to the threatening storm At
Sp. m they took their departure for Harris Island.
where they will be paid off and discharged in the course
Of three or four days.
BULLS HEAD, Monday, Sept. 25.-The specu-
ltors in beef are jolly this week last There
are over 600 head of bulocks in the sale pens which,
added to 1900 and upward sold during the week. make
MP such supply that statesmen, after short run Of
morning sales were obliged to submit to fate and re.
duce the rates half to a cent pound below last
weeks quotations. The best drove here LOT OF prime
Kentucky Durhams bought in Albany were sold by the
owner at l79l9c T. 10: only few Of the very best.
and those extra at the highest figure; and the after
noon sales were nearly cent lower than the morning
lively but fell off before noon. and at
3o'clock were decidedly dull with prospect Of having
sn unusual number left for tomorrow. The most
ordinary and grades little above dull all day. at
lOgl4c.. because many OF them had been bought two
high TO enable owners TO get cost end charges in such
dull market. The dullneSs is mainly owing to full sup
ply. though the damp warm, moldy weather has some
effect, particularly upon the operations OF wholesale
butchers who held off for better bargain than they got
last week So the trade he's dragged through the day
snd closes without anything encouraging TO
drOyers There are more hrst.cass cattle
Is quite insufficient for the demand; hence the high
rates of first sales We hear OF sale of frsclass
bulOcks fed by iced in Wesichester County to De de-
dvered as required at prices estimated lsc. Y by
seller and lste buyer. This probably settles the rate
Of such stock on the farm this Autumn 1.-The Wads-
worth CATTLE 200 head of Canada stock grazed during
tue Summer on the Geuesee sold last week at &c. y
= gross ON the farm. They would have barely paid
cost in this market for rough cattle are altogether too
plenty. There was auction sale OF Government cat
ie this morning at s. 95 per cwt gross-rougn stock
suitable for shipping. There Is Government sale OF
l75O cattle advertised at Bai,iInorc, Oct
Sheep lower tod y. The highest sale we hear OF
at e 62. The general market was &C. y 10 lower this
morning than last Monday, and trade y,ry dali lot
Of 800 Delaware County n. Y. lambs, "culs out,
syersge about 62a6i n. sold a, Sc Mos, Of the sales
men report TIC 10 the top OF the market for sheep
Swine OF good quality are selling to-day at l4c y n.
gross; the supply moderate
PAINFUL RAILROAD ACCIDHST-BOTH WRISTS
ShAsHgD-Enen Fitzgerald residing al No. IS Little
1welfsbst. was yesterday afternoon knocked
down in Twelfth st, between Eighth-ave. and Hud
son.st by car No. OF the Bleecker.s line. and She
wheels passed both wrists crushing them in such
terrible manner as TO render aInpnta;on necessary
The unfortunate woman was Conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital The driver OF tho ear, William Dale. gave
himself up to Officer Thatcher OF the Ninth Precinct,
and he was detained to await an investigation The
occurrence is stated to have been accidental
SUIcIDY BY MEANS OFPoIsoN. Yesterday an
inquest was held by Coroner Cover, at No. l96 El-
dridgest on the body Of +. c. IL. Behrends. who
nittsd suicide by taxing poison. For some time past
10 has been lntemperdte sDd out OF employment and
both combined re dered him low-spirted. On Sunday
afternoon he went 20 his room. locked the door, ard
then swallowed dose u poison When found, some
hours later, he was quite deed. Deputy Coroner John
Beach made post.mOrte,a examination OF the body
and fouEd traces of poison in the stomach. verdict
In accordance with the facts rendered by the jury
Deceased was a native of Germany. aged "a years
VESSEL SUYK-Mr. James NJ Clark, Sandy
Hook pilot of the Nettle No %, reports schooner
sunk in 10 fathOus of water Is 20 miles 5. by Il.
from the Highlands Her fOremast is alongside, and
the meinmast head is just out of water took from her
part OF her gait topsl She lies directly in the way
Of vessels bound il or out tie HocA About The same
time picked up a vessels yavl and oars. Nr. Clark
thinks the vessel loaded and that she
down oD Saturday night By one Of the many outward
bound steamers, eDd that The crew lad been taken on
board tie steamer and carried South.
VISIT OF THR ST. LOUIS COMMON COUNCIL
Yesterday the delegation representing the Com
mon Council Of ST. Louis, Missouri, called upoa Mayor
GuDther who took the gentlemen through his ONCE.
aud subsequently to the Governors rCom where an H.
spection Of the portraits Of the exMsyors and other
gentlemen Of our CITY ard State had.
Ar. George Roome. keeper Of the CITY Hail. then In
vted the guests to col ton In hs private ROOM aiisr
which the Mayor gave the gentlemen letter Of Intro
duction to the Commissioners Of Charities and CorTec
ton. in order that they might visit tie different institu
tions under the charge Of The Commissioners.
ATTEMPTED Larceny or A WATCH.-During
row in the saloon No % GraDdst.. yesterday james
Morton snatcbed the god watch Of M Aaron Il. Bur-
re OF One sixth 81 and ran into
the street He pursued By the owner oyerGkeD the
property recovered, and then handed over TO TIE Gus
sody of Officer Tuttle Of tie Eighth Precinct He was
committed by Justice LedNith for trial without bal
The accused resided at No. 81 West Houston ST., and
ka young MAXWELL known to the police, however
CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number of
deaths in this city for week ending yesterday was
S os follows: Men, us; women. l03; boys l55; sris
l% Decrease from the previous week o. and u
crease the corresponding week of last year, ~
The principal causes o. death were: from Cholera IN
kntnm, IS; cOnvusiOus. infantile, %; G3TThea ~
dysentery 20: typhoid fever. l3 typhLs fever T. T.
fammat0n OF the bowels l4 OF the brain TO-; o the
lungs IL brain disease, 10; consumption, o3; deDhy
hane 49, dropsy in the head, 49, heart disease IO
uarasmus, infantile, 4s;
BEATEN AND ROBEED.-JOhn Cunningham OF
No. Congress-place, yesterday caused the arrest o.
James Cusck a ohaI ge 81 assault and battery and
robbery. lie states tina. while in the saloon NO 2y
West Houston st. be set upon by the prisoner ana
fex LarkD, beaten, ald kicked our O. the saoon' O
that immediately after ic missed his wallet, containing
f6. Larkin is still at age Justice Ledwith com
nit;ed the prisoner for trial IN default Of 800 bail
A Dishonest CLERK. Officers Vermilyea
and Harris OF the Eighteenth Precinct Yesterday nr-
rested John Stros ner. clerk. the compliant - lis
hte ployeT, Francis a. Thatcher Of No. 81 First
ave. Tie complainant charges thss few days siuce
he prisoner stole roIn BIN s@J In tie possession Of
the accused f0uud s}-i. The remainder hc tHid
lshad spent he wes committed for t,lai by justice
Lecwitn
BOARD OF CoUECILNEE No QUoRUM.-
Seven members only answering 10 their names at the
ealing Of the roll Of tis Board yesterday ord that
being Insufficient for quorum, the FTesiseAt declared
ee Board sdourned to Thursday neAt at t2oc"cS p in
FIRE IN OYE.HUELRED-AN AND-POURTH-sT.-On
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