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THE MARxEfs cy NEw YoRK.-In such large AM
provisions Of all kinds that daily consumed forms ia
nsr n % feature in the passing Of coun
try, where perhaps porsason Of couple Of hundred
thousand souls spread overa wide surface o. s aann
and an are the task Of supplying their Gs
efforts; but here whers 80 many thousands are ciose!
pent upand engaged in their various svocatons the sup
ply necessary for SO many mouths becomes dsuhc'
feature In the social compact.


There are thirteen public markets in New York. situa
ampe sccommddation for the sale Of vegetables meats
poultry fish, and all kinds of country producc me ioi
lowing is list ofthem With their respective iocsons
South and Fulton street; Catharne do Cstharine and
South street Govesur, do Governeur street Menroe
do Bowery and Third Avenue, Union, do Houston and
Sheriff streets Centre do. Centric end Grand streets
Essex. do Grand and Essex streets Tompko do; Third
ch soa Clinton do wssh1g
ton Canal and Spring streets; Washington, do Washing
ton and Fulton streets. =
and the shmongers vegetable dealers and others occu
py large space To give detailed account OF al the
ments would far exceed the limits Of newspaper para
graph and though the subject is one on which every
citizen should be fully informed we are compelled 70 De
10 cents day for the use Of their stalls and the
city derives quite handsome income from them, and
the remainder OF the market gentry


visit to any Of the larger markets early on lne
morning most interesting scene the great variety
sing The Young wife first assuming the duties ofhouse-
keeping is easily distinguished from the eager bargain.
driving boarding house keeper who screws aOwn nGs
absolutely frightened into compliance with her offers
The caterer for large hotels sweeps by with his at
tendans and gives and receives the morning salutaon
from the admirng butchers with lordly nonchaia air
that inspires in the minds OF the countrymen VINO
But on Saturday another is be
On this evening, the markets are kept open TIL late
hour for the accommodation Of the working people, who
then purchase their Sunday dinners The worthy me-
chanic with his wife his arm, is the customer;
and with his weeks wages in his pocket feels as ne
with prudence venture additional delcacy for
his Sunday meal and though the price he payss equal
perhaps to that given by the best IN the
city stilsthere Is rarely SO much chaaerlng about 4
crowd Of marketers and the believers in the theories
of spurzheim, would have ample material for testing
all parts of the city, that supply the place of markets
to those who do not live in the vicinity Of Regard
for stalls in markets, and then allowing unlicensed
shops interfere with their business question might
be raised but as impartial Journalists We say nothing
on either side


LAurcH.-The steamboat Hendrick Hudson was
launched yesterday evening, at O'Clock it having been
deferred to that hour in consequence Of the low state Of
| the tide in the morning.


MILITARY MovEMENrs.-The Philadelphia Cadets yes
erday visited the Armory of the 5th company of Nation
al Guards BY invitation and this morning they will be
escorted by that company far as Jersey City, when
| they take their departure for home.


MnIrARy FuNERAL-Brig. Gen. Gilbert Reid jr. was
Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Wednesday. The Mil


ary assembled at Brooklyn Garden formed in line and
marched through Myrtle avenue to Cumberland street
where the corpse received and taken to ST. Lukes
church. Clinton avenue and inferred The military CON
sisted Of the Brooklyn Light Guards Union Blues Will


amsburgh Light Artillery Brooklyn Horse Artillery
commanded by Captain and the officers Of the q
/ division.


/ RowpYBM.-Two young men, Wednesday night
betwee eleven and twelve O'Clock insisted on being
admitted into Amity street omnibus, that already con
tanned its compliment of passengers among whom were
ing informed that there was room. They followed
the omnibus, and the passengers alghting, attacked
them in most ferocious manner and chasing those who
fed No watchman could be found to aid them, and
trust Justice Matsel in his capacity will remedy
such omissions Of duty on the part Of the police.


SuIcIpE.-About IL o'clock yesterday, welldresset
man, wearing glazed cap whose name we are unable
to ascertain committed suicide near Luaueres Mills
South Brooklyn by blowing his brains out with pistol
The coroner holding an inquest last night and We
shall have the particulars tomorrow.


| Police O61ce-JuNE l9.-THE GAME FARO AT
DIscouNr.-Faro is said by the knowing ones" to be
| game which the more you lay down the less 20,
take up the chances being considerably in favor Of thu
dealer but Warren Stearns David Smith, George Battu
and Samuel Stephenson four disngue looking colore
gemman appeared to think differently, for they
caught last night at house in Church street. kept b,
James Buck betting high the game aforesaid Off
Ger Buckly found them with large piles of silver ant
gold on the table, and their eyes gtening with anxiety
p y an end to bv his asnr the parties and
| them and their plumber to the watchhouse.


GRAND LAncENy.-Jane Keeler and Mary Mullahai
from Elizabeth seey as Washington street Mar
was servant in the family, and Jane lived in anothe
part Of the house Most of the money recovered
the parties committed.


STEALING MoNEY.-Ann Leach arrested, charged
with stealing $40 in bills from Jean Bsptiste Theiry
Broad street. She also accused Of having stolen
sundry times, clothing from the premises commit
ted.


| DIsoRpERLY CoNpUcT.-Johanna Murphy arrested
charged with disordery conduct breaking the windows
screaming shouting and doing injury to the premises
| VIM. Florence, AIS Broadway-committed.


| HARK ToMBs.-Wm. Comstock, a youn(
C1o lufocf
ing CITY, called rowdies arrested charged will
stealing magnifcently mounted pistol from B. l.. Noe
80 Chatham street. The youth probably wanted to hear


report, and though justice" prevented his being gra
tilted in that manner he have opportunity Of


ing one ny reading the above although very
there will be no discharge