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Greas Britain.
THE REFORM DILL.

4
In the House of Commons, on the goth, Earl
rosyenor gave notice that the second reading oil me
Reform bill he should move the following amendment
Tha in the opinion OF this House, IT Is not e&pedent 70
discuss Inc bin until the House has before II the entire
scheme contemplated by the Government ior the amendment
Of the representation Of the people -
Sir w. HUT also gave notice that he should move an
amendment the object of which is to prevent the bu
from taking effect until provision made for the redls
trlbution Of the seats. So
The London Tfnes says that Lord Stanley VIII second
the amendment Of Earl GrosvenOr, and II anticipates
for the support OF the most thoughtful men among the
ipdependent members of both sides Of the House Tn
Times hopes it is not Vet too late 10 bring forward bet
ter scheme of reform. TAe Morning PjI believes Lord
Grosvenor's amendment will prove the death blow OF
Abe Ministry.
The Daily Netos and The Star see in the movement in
sdous as is nothing short of opposition TO reform
measure and they remark upon the fact that the Con-
seryatives win not move q direct negative and Sc
their strength the question Of reform being
needed.
THE FENIANs.
A telegram from Paris dated night of the 20th tc
The London Ddy Telegraph states on good authority
that Stephens the Feuian Head Center, had just ar
rived in Paris after going to Scotland
The Irish police were still ygilantly employed in
looking after suspicious people. -Four arrests were re-
pthted in Dublin on the Goth, all the persons being
strangers Several deputatiOns from the Grand Jures
had waited upon the Lord Lieutenant to express ther
approval Of the measures adopted by the Government
for the suppression Of Fenianism. daring attempt at
assassination is reported from the town of IippeTary
A constabuary patrol was fired at end one policeman
narrowly escaped death.
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM CHARLESTON-In steamship Quaker c,,,
MOTIFS, H. w Gale, IL. Herwg, Hon. judge McKiby- wv
nntchns Iov r. A. Wood, NJ. Holland Mr. and H.. 4,
stuyYeseut, mapt. A. Luehor.ts Chas Thomuson w' ~ II
Gwen a. J.; Taylor j. T. Condic P. H. Kegler Tio"'
yea, G. X Herrck Capt T. G. Harris O. Peznan.SG y urgI
Hayward, VIM. Peee, II. T. Dotterer, c. b. ILL H.
B. Stafford s. Cutter, j l.. Everett J. Bodine y "a
man, Capt Barrett. Berry Eaga Mrs d. Ia A. beet
Gapn, c. w. Crchton, Miss Mary Shaw MI ,nJ que
Mott Mrs Henderson. Miss White and mad NJ % sia Geo
s Lester Mrs Harris Mrs Hutchinson and SON sni as 5
the steerage 'Ha - .
FROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Gen. B,,,. :
BALDWIN = Edward Wangs, 4 Merrinan, J. H. Brsns, (
Wilkinson Diworth VIM, Greene b. L. M.Is,1i T. 4,
+. Porter, q. w. Miller Mr. aud Mrs j. o. Bar,ae W
Doyle, George w. Stewart, Marin Broom John D reteI
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Frazer. L. $. Pond c. IL Rn...n nptIeu
SpIink, w. Tyler NJ. Smith, Chas Manrsr r n, ;,ena
+. L. Wise. VIM. Templeton, L. Dobell A. Dobel NJ M
Rossum, II. d. Bogsrt W. NJ. Bostwick J. y cs sii 'sn
w. Price, A. White Mr. and Mrs P. H. Msr.bsr W..
ton and family Mr. Curtis and family Mrs A. VA LAY
worth J. Mex sarger J. L. Flint B. L. Woodras SSood'
Berry w. a; Bryant, and II in the steersge A. l.
FROM VERA CRUZ and HAVANA-In s.e.r..,,v
Cruz.-,rhos. NJ. Phillips, Henry Renow FreJ sR ven -
Emily Schmidt Charles Schmidt Dolores schmid, r. dt
Schmidt Emma Schmidt, Matilda Vida Any sIeaer'
q. Duncan,G: de Litinssy G. HofmsnC Dirb.c. pl
G. Hoffman, VIM Lopse. Miss Paulipa Lopse Mis. M.,k
Lopse Miss Sophie senger Johu Atwiss Max Fees% ~ r =
Mary Hlyard, Henry T.. Hitler Miss Jean sterbuSs @ M
Teresa SteIbinger Charles Cooey Resequie RI ro sl.
Geo Geo W. M.yher Iyi Gonnae', II. W. Loose j. L. siTe5
Han oschoin' Jose Gerber, Adoph BoVels
VIM C. Asche Samuel studwieh Juan P. cants. Lose M
lam, N. c. Roderiques, Leon Guueana. NJ ID Iroro'..
Robt. McDonad, MIGUEL Campo, NJ Beneto Jobn n,iy .
Caprende, aud 10 in the steerage. ~"
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Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Vera Cruz. Murray, Vera Cruz March a Vi. H.
2ath p m with mdse and pass. to Chss A. Wiion4
Steamship Gen. Barnes, Morton, Savannah SO ho1rs VIZ
mdse. aud pass. to Livingston, Fox Co. vi"
Steamship Quaker City, West, Charleston with d.. ava
pass Arthur Leary. Sunday evening D. m erebsrsi
signals with brig Ella Maria, o.! Portland bound n.
Bark Paya, lst inst, consigned to Geo r. Bulsv
Schr. Red jacket, from Frontera, arr ls reports, m
very heavy weather most Of the PASSAGE carried aysy
spirit, split sails. &c.
schr. Tigrs (of Windsor ~ 81, Lockhart Curacao 4,
days, with salt, skins &c, to d. Il. DeWoh Co. L,e h
portSchr Re5ecca c. Lane, Lane, FOX New.Yok osdrg
Schr. {. II. Kirk, Brown. Virginia
Schr. Alehea, Mathews, Virginia.
Schr. J. Birdsall. Hazeton, Virginia
Schr. Armenia Cole Virginia.
Schr. Only Daughter, Mathews, Virginia
Schr. Maria Jane, Cole, Baltimore.
Schr. II. NJ. Brown, Adams, Georgetown.
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THE GALAXY, 49,
l. AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE,
PUBLISHED FORTNIGhrLY,
PRICE, IS CENTS A COPY

On the fifth Of April 1865, will be issued the ht Rurhero
THE GALAXY Illustrated Magazine, to be Published scg,
nightly Price, 2j cents copy.
THE GALAXY will contain the be'. stories by the m,s
disus sushed noyess, light Essay. and Sketches Che:e
Poetry and careful and readable review Of topics d.
cus.ed by the leading periodicals Of the world m llarrs
ons will be from designs by The bes, artists and will printed
IN the finest style tinted paper Typosrsphicsly,
THE GALAXY
will be the most elegant Magazine In America II viii 10
stitched in cover Of novel and brla design, ard wlbs
printed on type expressly cast for the plTOe and
fine calendered paper
1t is the purpose Of the Publishers ossen to tie putic %
the volumes Of
THE GALAXY
an ele zant library Of choice fiction which the low prce Of A
Periodical will place within the reach Of every reader
An orders should be addressed to
TIE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
Publishers Assus
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Worth.st. 10 be Widened-The City Mar.
keis, Nc., &c.

The Board Of Aldermen met at o'clock D.
m yesterday, the President. JOHN BRIcE, esq in th,
chair.
Alderman CONAN offered resolution authorizing the
Counsel to the Corporation to take the necessary legal
measures to open Worth st. from the corner Of Baxter
| and Park-st to Chatham-st
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
Alderman REILLY offered resolution authorizing the
Controller to advertise for location for Station
House for the Twenty ninth Precinct Police.
Referred TO the Committee on Repairs and Sup
plies.
Permission by resolution was granted TO the Steam
machine in Broadway between Chambers and Warren.
SITS. on the work Of grooyng the Russ pavement the
Company to bear the expense of the experiment.
Aldermen LoRw offered the following:
Hhyeoi u has been currently reported that attempt will
be made remove the public markets the title to which il
York from the lower part of the city and diyes tho Cor.
poration Of New York Of all control market
and
Wyeas BY the ancient charters Of the City OF New
the right to hold aud keep the various market n said
the City Of New York together with the power establish
erect and sppont new markets throughout the City Of New
Rs,oet That Counsel to the Corporation be and lie s
hereby directed to confer with the Controller Of the City
HewYork relative to the proposed chsngss Of market
and Of the laws governing and lie be
TO take such be deemed necessary uphold
the City OF NewYork Ia the full aud absolute control Of its
market property.
Which was adopted.
The Street Commissioner, In answer to q resolution
of inquiry sent ia a communication, stating that the
Fordham and Morrisania Railroad Company appear TO
have the right to their cars over Harlem Bridge
but have right whatever 10 the streets on the
side of the bridge. Referred to the Committee on
Roads.
communication received from the Board OF
Governors Of the "New.York State Womens Hospi.
tai" setting forth that their building for hospital pur.
poses Is in the course OF erection and II the Com
mon Council rescina the resolution heretofore adopted
donating to this Society land which TO erect an hos
pltal 1t will involve loss not only TO the institution
fo ha
Land.
A resolution was adopted increasing the salary OF
A w. craven, Engineer in Chief in the Croton De
partment, from e. GOO TO e. 5O0
resolution was adopted donating g. 900 TO the So
cieiy Of 81. Vincent de Paul
By resolution, the Street Commissioner was directed
Of Fifty ninth ST. FA y" "NNN
The Board then adjourned
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France.

The Conference on the Danuban Principali-
ties held its second meeting at Paris the 10th March
In the Corps Legslatif on the Goth Nj. Martel and Nj.
Bruno made speeches explaining the amendment rela-
tive 10 the Press laws. They proposed TO substitute
the jurisdiction of the ordinary tribunals for the admin
strative system at present in force The amendment
was opposed by the Government Commissioners and
the Committee the Address and rejected by les
TO 65 votes After several speeches. the entire address
Was adopted by 25l against IL votes.
The depuatiOn appointed to present the Address TO
The Emperor would be received by His Majesty the
22d.
The Paris Bourse the 2UtD was nrmer ana Kentes
advanced TO 6ef &c.
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The Rrazils.

The mails had reached Lisbon, with Rio dates
10 Feb 25 battle had been fought without decisive
result Paso de la Patrs between the Argentine aud
Paraguayan armies.
Both sides sustained heavy losses.
Admiral Samanden bad joined the Brazilian squad.
ron which had been increased to Is vessels.
Coffee quoted at 720007 400 res, for good frsts.
Shipments since last mall s 900 bags. Stock 1880
bags. Exchange, 24t Q25.
BAHIA Feb. 2s.-Exchange, 26id26I. Sugar
Brown, 2000d2. 900 reis; White, 2,9O0a3000 reis.
PBRNANBUCo, March l.--Exchange, 273d27. Sugars
Whites. $500 reis; Browns, 800 reis
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ask him to play upon the table with which and all other
American players familiar Though have preference
am not bMdtabe manufacturers neither is he. There
FORE my proposition is ths. we put the names Of all the
makers Of biarisble in box shake them up and draw
one from the and let that maker furnish the three
tables necessary If these terms agreeable shall be
pleased to play Mr. Roberts for 81 500 side each game, in
accordance with the provisions already published
Yours truly, JOSEPH DION.
Montreal c. f., March 49, 1865.
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News by the Tripoli.

The extra Cunard steamer Tripoli left Liver
pool on the Goth for this port. The following is
densed summary Of her advices:
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons the Irish Attorney Genera
denied that the Lord Lieutenant had stated that he
pretended Fenian invasion. Several landowners
had applied for permission 10 arm end drill their ten.
entry but Government refused its consent feeling
tecty able to afford every protection.
In view OF the latest evidence from Jamaica, 7ht
Tsmes Is compelled 10 admit that frghtful and uDjust
hsbe cruelties were committed, and that there
abuse OF power beyond all excuse or palliaton.
FRANCE.
The Paris Pdtris denies that the French Gov
ernment has consented 10 extend the period Of the
extradtion treaty with England.
In the Corps Legislatif the amendment TO the ad
dress in favor OF an extension Of liberties had been
strongly debated several speakers demanding increased
liberty for the public the press ard the Chamber The
amendment as rejected by 206 TO g.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
The German journals continued to represent the rea-
ons OF Austria and Prussia as very threatening They
even asserted that Austria had ordered the assembling
OF 100 900 troops the Bohemian frontier and that
she had sent circular note 10 the Powers disclaDing
ai responsibility for the consequences Of any conflict
which may arise.
The London Times directs attention TO the critical
state Of affairs. 1t says Bismark has thrown of his
mask and the Duchies are TO be annexed TO Prussia
Preparations Tor war are progressing both sides In
both capitals military councils are held generals nomi.
mated and plans Of campaign discussed.
The funds were depressed In various European mar.
Aets by the disquieting runiors
SPAIN.
Inc Spanish Government had raised the state of
HE Prussian Embassador bad Quilted Rome
INDIA.
BOMBAY. March l3.-Cotton advancing; shipnents
tor The fortnight, 10000. Exchange 2Ili
AM. 0"""s''
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1,r.l .ernnn. fln,n GERMANY caused slight Improvement

strabis accounts from Germany caused sDe"' mp
and Uonsols closed at 66l0t1 .,,,. mn ,o,a,e The
The demand for discount was coInpaIlu'eiy
rate remains at Elk per cent AiDei'A" Se'"''''N' N
easier .oo, Mach 2I-Noruinr
CoTToy-The market on Monday was urn II at W Iuii |
,ces but on tuesday under very heavy iecelP
antvcneraly prices were a. 10 o. c bsis. inclndir
lands l9iU20d.; sales Of the two ua,s' -'iV'O ' '
5000 for speculation and export =. lo., ,,..l,s
TRApy AT MANCHESTER yesterday was s'eeuy d. as'
,,tes but the demand was less ec,lye =, - , nth
Epv.nsTrYys-Messrs Wakefield, Nash * 20. ana hicn'
IL Snance 20 report: Flour duh and tending down
ward Whes very g9J' D oI T%aY and a lair dem,od
Red 10 0lOl6 per GENITAL O0ih pIinei anu III 's' ''u
psovisIoss-NIessrs Bgland. Athya Co. apt Bruce
Nc AnliAe repo Beet qnieter and shede easier. Porh
enans Ann Bacon dropping Lard very dull and about
Iower Butter slow. Cheese firm foT yne. Talow III mod
crate demand at late rates - -
FRopUCs-AshesMofe demand for Pots at 33. Sugar nn
changed Coffee and Rice mS cve but steady Linseed VI
frm at 42d42 6. Hosn Qpiet Spirits OF TurPenine mr.
holders Of French demaPd 50. Petroleum firm al '~|
for Refined ,,,. A.,
LoSDoS MARKRTs- quiet but steady. Wheat dni
changed. Coffee without alteration. Tea qniet anu
Rice in fair deE;and at full rates. Taow hrm' s' I I"'
the spot
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, March PIP. m:
| CoJNoy dull and prices weak; inquiry sllan
se. f, , to dave l2 900 bales, including 5000 TO specu
ietors and expcrteTs; Miiding Uplands' l9id.
PsoTis,oSs Sset but steady, except Lard, which tend
PRopuca steady and unchanged
Canals 86i08Gl for money United States Five-twentes
74d5li Illinois Central Shares So Erie Shares ''i@''1
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Latess.

,r, LIVERPOOL, March q, 1865.
that the teegraphe news TO the effect that since
day Declarations OF reassuring character have been
received from Berlin BY the Austrian Government and
man Powers have been thereby removed are totally in
correct The relations between the two powers con.
fnue on the contrary 10 be very critical
LIVERPOOL. March 22-P NJ
The steamship Hermann, from New.York.
arrived at southampton on the 2lst inst.
"A steamer supposed TO be the Edinburgh from New
York passed Crookhaven this forenoon.
The poitcs. news 10 day is unmportan,
- Ibe accounts Of the relations between Austria and
PTussia are conflicting
The ex Rebel cruiser Shenandoah was sold here AZ
tion 10. day for Els 15O " 1uN
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Austria and Prussia.

Avienna telegram of the 10Th states that
declarations of reassuring character had been re.
ceiyed from Berlin by the Austrian Government, and
that the apprehensioDs Of between the two Powers
had been thereby removed It is further stated tna'
The Vienna journals state that 1t is the intention OF
Austria to submit the question of the Dnches 10 tie
decision Of the German Diet.
1t was rumored that Gen. Manteuffel shortly ex.
pected III Vienna with letter from the King OF Prussia
10 the Emperor OF Austria.
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EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LATEB NEWS.
The English y .eform Bill.
heP0rtea nrr"' ii of Head.Center Stephens
in Paris.
Crille' Al Condition Of the Relations
Between Austria and Prussia.
Conference on the Danubian Frin-
cipalities.

The new Inman steamer City Of Paris, Capt
Kennedy which left Liverpool at noon on the 2lst and
Queenstown on the 2d March arrived here at an early
hour on Monday morning bringing four days later
news.
The National Co.'s steamer Scotland left LNerpooi
for New York simultaneously with the City OF faiis'
The Hecla arrived at Liverpool on the morning oi
MaIoh q.
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4 PRISONER ASSAULTS AN OFFICER Ar
TEMPTED ESCAPE AND SHOOTING AFFRAY Y-Roundsmau
Coles Of tie Fourteenth Precinct yesterday morning
rested powerfully bull. man named John Carey, for
having stolen a saw from u new building. While on
the way to the Tombs. Carey twice attempted 10 trip
tho officer who is underszed man. though very
tive. The attempts were unsuccessful, and the
prisoner taken into the Courtroom. Justice Ho.
gan absent at the District. Attorney S
office and the roundsman concluded to take
his prisoner back To the Station. House. and
return with him later in the day The prisoner
was secured by means Of pair Of nippers fastened
about the waist and held by the roundsman While
passing through Cenire-st., near Canal, Carey sud
denly turned upon the officer, dealt him heavy blow
in the stomach knocking him down. and. then breaking
away fled up the street The roundsman sprang to hs
feet and followed IN pursuit. calling upon some Of the
bystanders TO stop the thief This they failed 10 do,
and IN few moments the prisoner was oyertaken by
hin. As the roundsman came up Carey turned around.
and drawing knife made pass at him; this was
avoided by the former. who drew revolver and fred
two Shots Of which took effect In the side and the
other in the shoulder Of Carey That in the side is
slight, the ball having struck rib and glanced of.
The wound in the shoulder Is severe the ball
having yet been extracted The wounded man was
conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
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The New.Jcrscy Legislature.

TRENTON, Monday. April 2, 1866.
Members of the Legislature have not arrived.
Mr.. Scovel arrived last night. The town is filling ny
fast with visitors Tho Senatorial question the topic
OF interest. Mr. Catel and bis friends will not re-
cede Mr. Scoye has intimated list OF candidates ac'
cepablo to him. not including himself No action has
been taken tonight. but movement will probably be
made to- morrow.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LoSDok MONEY MARKET.--A gloomy feeling
yervsded tSe STOCK txchangs 10th the principal
being The wa!ke fumors from Germany and the disrus
created by the sndaous exposures Of the Joint Stock Dis
count Conpspys siTs Il the close however the more To-
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There is to LET in Twenty y-fourth.st., near
Broadway, OF the finest HousKs in this city hotel
boarding house purposes House contain. 81 rooms trimmed
and finished in black walnut with every conceivable
ience TL. i. splendid opportunity for good bus
person. Apply to JAMES X. EDWARDS, No. 21T Wes,
Twenty.tLlfl.st.
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Advertisements |

ALL NEwsMEN have the PICTORIAL PHRENo-
LOGICAL JOURNAL, with Physiopomy, Phrenology. Pbys
oogy. EhnOlosy and Psychology. April No. 20 cents,
81 year. FOWLER WELLS, No. SSs Broadway, New.
York.
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30 TO THOMAS f. AGNEWs Nos. 80
" and 262 Greenwchs' corner OF Murray and there ycI
will fnd Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything else enssT1
than any store in New-iork. One price house.
4 GOOD JOB COMPOSITOR WANTED
n By BARNES MARTIN, No. 50 Eutons,.
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CITY NEWS.
JOSEPH DION.

RELIGIONS, OLD AND NEw.-Rev. c. b
Smyth lectures on this subject in Clinton Hail. Oh
Wednesday tomorrow evening
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Book TRADE SALEs.-The regular Spring
trade sale of oks, stereotype plates, &c. Will COM
mence this morning at 9 o'clock The catalogue 172
pages embraces the largest quantity OF books ever
offered to the trade at any Spring sae The first days
sale will open with the invoice Of d. Appleton Co..
which occupies II pages of the catalogue; after this
the invoices of A. X. Lorng, t. o. II. 7. Burnham'
and j. Z. Tilton & Co. Of Boston. Messrs Iliton a.
Co. have not contributed to the sales for some years
but they now come out with large and valuable IN
voice and evidently from the quantities they have put
n to encourage buyers. This will be followed oy
the invoices Of james Miller and Bunce Huntington
New.York; Walker, Fuller & Co., and Graves q
Young OF Boston, Several small lists next when
the DAYS work will close with the sale Of some 1900
Catholic prayer books, contributed by d. & j. sadlier
4 Co., and p O'Shea, New.York. The second days
sale will commence with tho list Of Messrs. Ticknor
Fields.
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BOARD or COUSCLMgy-Ne QUORUM
This Board held meeting yesterday afternoon. a
quorum no, appearing at rollcal aud tie President
declared the Board adjourned to Thursday next at .
o'clock p.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle larket-APRIL =.

Beef Cattle advanced tc sales of 800 head at lOdlc
35 bead Of Hogs at Sl3d el5@ 100 10, and 1900 head 81
Sheep At 1Qec. p %.
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BULLS HEAD, Monday, April 2.-With sup
ply Of $500 bullocks in the yards to-day and counted
and estimated 5G32 for the week. not surprised
to see prices decline c. p n upon the best and lic
upon all lower grades with trade growing dull after
noon although brokers tried hard to maintain morning
prices per pound yet in doing they certainly had 10
concede something to buyers estimate of weight and
quality At any rate we found that all who had sold
out early IN the day congratulated themselves upon the
results. Some men OF trustworthy good Judgment
estimate cattle to-day average OF $40 head less
than last week while some very saneuine droyers and
cattle spectators declare that they know some droyes
have sold at $50 head less than the same stock would
have brought last Monday or Tuesday. Others who
bought cattle the expectation Of realizing good rates
this week last, do not estimate their losses by the
head. but by the pile" The word is losing piles OF
money" There are more up-country oxen here than
have been for several weeks and those ore cent a
pound net less than week ago incuding large mum
ber Of work oxen the demand for which appears dub,
or at least those who need them not willing TO give
as much the butchers The supply Of frst-c!ass
stock is not sufficient for the demand and hence the
decline is less upon that than upon the medium aud IN
feror We DO not any selling below l2c. y ID,
and but few low that. The bulk OF the stock sells
to-day at Gl7c. 10, the very best at lee. except
here and there single bullock a little higher rate.
A Grst-olass Illinois drove Of corn.fed steers sell at
l69lec, fsg heavy, fat, up-country oxen at lee,
and those which are coarser but yet fat, sell AZ
l6d7 cents. with liberal estimates Of weight, in favor
ibuyers. There is an uncommon number OF smali
droyes In market to-day many Of them single car loads
and good many Western cattle through IN inst hands,
which shows that owners were unwilling 10 accept buy
crs offers at Albany. Some 30 loads that errived
there last week and expected here reported
to-day having all gone East and that consequently
the market will close stronger than II would otherwise.
Whether not, the report helped the trade this
afternoon. which at o'clock was dragging heavily,
particularly upon the numerous class Of steers which
only weigh about cwt. and upon coarse thin oxen.
Tie bnyersof heavy fat STOCK At l4lsc per N COM
plain OF getting only &C. per for fat and &C. for hides.
The sheep market is well supplied this morning and
NJ - ID Iaug u
ior wool sheep and 81 7ic. for shesred, which begin
10 come pretty frcey-the first lot having arrived
Friday. when the market began TO decline. The first
lot OF early lambs IN last week from Jersey 25
averaging " u. sold at o. each: Wool pei's range
el 75ds2 ga few AZ 90 and dull There are COO
hogs the market to-day. many Of them small and
poor, selling at l0dllie. 70.
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red and s,ysx and Of the Independence oftb United
States Of America the ninetieth.

BY the President
WILLIAM Ii. SRwARD, Secretary Of State.