The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1852, Page 6

BOMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MaREUY. Monpav, September 6—6 P.M. At the opening. this morning, there was an active de- mand for stocks generally. and better peices ruled. Mica- regua Transit was particularily buoyant, ead improved ‘Xi per cent from the first price. Compared with prices current at the close on Saturday, there has been an ad- vanee of 1i< per cent. Hudson River Railroad was in demand, and there were large rales at an improvement of ‘23¢ per cent, Canton Company went up X per ceat! Florence and Keyport, *{; Erie Railroad, 4; Hariem, vj ‘Delaware and Hudson, 1. At the eccond board the mat- ket was active. New Jersey Zinc-advanced % pet cont; Norwich and Worcester, \(; Cumberland Coal. %; Long Tolawa, {; Hudson River Railroad, {; Morris Canal, +. At the close, holders were firm at our quotations, and the tendency was upward. The bears do not appear in th least intimidated, and continue large sellers on time ‘This ia a good feature, and particularly favorable to the ‘Wolls, It ensures an active market, and a demand for Mocks from the proper source. For some time past, the wanractions in general and State stocks, and in railroad bonds, have been limited, the fancica having almost ex- Husively occupied the attention of operators. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted +0 $109,663 69; payments, $207,840 2balance, $6,516,877 52. ‘The receipts of tolls on the New York Stats canals in the two preceding fiscal years have been as follows :— From lat October, 1860, to 22d August,,1851,. $2 9: From Ist October, 1851, to 22d August, Ben. #000 308 or 13 1-10th per cent. This does not embrace tells on the Tuilroads, released by the Canal act of 1851, estimated at $200,000 for the year 1852. ‘The receipts of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company, for the month of August, amounted to $79,066 62, from which deduct $5,247 04, paid Harlem Railroad for 70,224 passengers ; leaving the actual gross earnings for the month, $74,419 58, against $66,002 15 for the corcesponding month in 1851, and $54,803 73, in 1950. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value Of certaia articles (other than dry goods) imported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, September 8, 1852 ;— Cormre nce oF THE Port or New York—Werkcy Imronrs, Pkgs, Value, Pkgs, Falue Baskets + 15° $1,386 Indigo....... 357.601 36 13.680 India Rubber, — $01302 8,005 Ivory Tablets, 1 300 1,614 Jewelry .. 9 4642 75 Leather 7 11.168 11 4390 3718 Bootu&shoes, 4 — 91L 3,385 Dressed skins. 125 32,826 3,101 Undreseed do. 82.086 3,898 49,331 7 na 49 198 Whiskey 3 4.934 526 Boxwood 20 4 453 Ship knees... 353 200 3,188 Scantling .... 167 76 1,805 Maccaroni.... 200 380 British lustre. [100 Bronze powders 1 Bleaching do..118 1,477 . 4475 Borax 50 1.776 Needles... 5.97 1 ‘ 113 2207 1.065 1,136 Brass 115 Copper.... 198 Bteel. 2 Lead. Balsam copavi. .] Cubebs. +15 617 Whale. 16 404 Olives&Capers.140 4501 Perfumeiy .... 4 37 Stones “ 1008 Port monaies. . 5,206 oe Mache. iB ets Ags. 1,941 Rattens 23 (bu..38°717 bbis.2,200 tons. ..485 Sa BeSRuektZEs ~ S181 Borg 943 Watchmurs tools ¢ 79,602 Water of Ayrats 1 1015 Wine.... 2722 Cham) 223 1,515 Wool 2,186 Flocks 14,858 Waste. 8876 Import 7,390 ineluded in the oie foregoing list. 47 oS Total value. . There is nothing particularly important in this table Wearty ome third of the aggregate value of imports re. ported in this table, is composed of metals. raw and man- ufactured. A detailed statement like this is 2 to the mercantile classes generally. although asa whole it gives no insight into the foreign trade of the port The enthracite coal trade was very large the past week—the largest this season. The Lehigh Navigation Company brought down, for the week ending on Saturday last. 84,204 tons, the Schuylkill Navigation, for the week ending on Thursday last, 23.356 tons, ond the Reading Railroad, for the week ending at the same time, 45,685 tons, The tonnage by the three lines reached 10:5 ‘The tonnage by the three lines, for the seas to the dates of the last reports, is 2,352,640 tons Of this aggregate, the Lehigh has brought down 073.408 tons, the Schuylkill Navigation 495,062 tons, and the Reading Railroad, 1,184,179 tons. The de mand for coal is calling into requisition all the facilities Of the feveral lines, evem at advanced prices. The Lehigh Navigation Company bas advanced the price of prepared coal to $4.50 per ton; and the Reading Railroad and Schuyikiii Navigation give notice that, after the 6th inst » the rate of freights and tolls over the lines of their reg Spective works will be advanced ten eents per ton Onc of the most important mining operations of the @ay is the organization of the Great Northerm Lead Mining Company of New York. This company will work the celebrated Rossic lead mines of 8¢. Lawrence county, which in 1857 and 1898 yielded nearly three thousand ons of metallic lead, valued at more than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. There are two mines within bree hundred fathoms of each other, nearly parallel, fontaining four veins, and extending 4 distance of one mile. They are sufficiently contiguous to be worked by dhe same set of machinery. Under the old management. Hifteen thousand tons of ore, yielding twenty-six hundred dons of metallic lead, worth $241,000, were taken from a pace measuring three hundred and eighty fect long, by ‘one handred and eighty feet deep, and four feet wide ‘Whe extraction amounted to thirteen bundred and ninety. ix square fathoms of the vein, or ten and o half tons per fathom of twenty per cent raw ore. Consequently, every wix fost square produced $172, and every square toot nearly $6, The celebrated Clif copper mine, of Lake Buperior, only yields $116 to every cubie fathom. We have ‘not (lo mont remote idea of the mineral wealth of this country, The magnitude of mining in Great Britain is greater their We'imugine. inthe year 1961; abowt Atty (hourand tons of metallic lead was prodmeed in Gre: Briteia More thao twenty thousand tons of lead vied 4 8 Widion and & ball of dollars, wory imported (aly (ue 4.248 + $LOlL 214 Unltd tates; (aot mice astonishing when we consider that we have within the Mmite of this State the richest lend minein the wortd, The supply of teed from the ‘West decreases from year to year; which mast be: when reliance is placed upon irregular deposits of ere, imstead of regular veins. 60 skilfully are the great mines managed in Cornwall, that at East Rose a teed mino yielding only haifa ton of ore, or $38 per fathom oa the average, has been worked sixteca years, and pald « profit of about two millions of dollars, beiug now nearly (one thousand fet deep. The shares originally cost £50. Inthe London Mining Journal, of July 24, 1662, they were quoted at £200 each. There is no reason in the world why we should import a pound of lead, aad we sbali not in a short time if our lead mines are properiy worked. The Great Northora Leed Mining Company will, we believe, be managed upom propet principles. Mr. RB, P. Remington, the originator of this company, is a thorough practical judge of mines and mining operations in all their ramifications, and there is mo doubt but that he will successfully develope the resources of the mines owned by that company. There is a wide field for the Operations of practical and experienced miners in this country, and we understand that the emigration from Cornwall has for some time past been quite active. Min- img will, before the lapse of many years, be one of tho most important interests in the United States, ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of thé Principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 3lst of August, in- clusive, during the years 1850, 130 days; 1851, 139 days ; 1852, 134 days :— Recewrrs or Paonuce at Troe Water. 1850, 1851. 1352. Canai open April 16. Aprit Flour, bbis. 1,810,855 B44 407 Wheat, bush 1,857,703 2771,168 Corn, 6 286,737 3.548,697 Barley, do. 181,613 110.871 Rye, 157,213 145, 4 Other grains. bush. LAL G76 1,972,964 Beef. bbis. . 26.224 The quaatity of flour, wheat, corn and bariey, left at tide water during the fourth week in August, in the years 1851 and 1862, was as follows :— Fiowr, bbls. Wheat, bn. Corn, bu. ry 82,925 78.087 223,405 92.004 203 554 94,55: 9.189 Ine. 125,467 Dec. 128,850 Dee. 13.451 Tac The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the Sist August, inelusive, during the years 1861 aud 1852, was as follows :-— ‘Your. bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu, 1851 + 1,810,855 1.357.708 5,285,747 151.613 1802, 1.844.407 2,771,764 3,548,507 110,871 Tne. $3,552 Inc. 1,414,061 Dec. 1,737,150 Dee. 20.742 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 3ist August, inclusive, during the years 1850 and 1852, was as follows :— Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu 1850....1.157,207 B4e6.212 150,700 1952....1.844.407 3.548. 110,871 Inc, 687,200 Ine. 2,050,070 Ine, 1,000,385 Dec 48,859 Ry reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the cor- responding period of last year, shows an increase ef 316 364 barrels of flour. The London News, of the 24th of August, in relation to the movements of specie and bullion says :— The week’s imports of specie and bullion have been large. Our account includes: the America, from New York, with $152,000; the Megdalena, from the West In- dies, with $1,100.00; the Prince of Wales, from Sydney, with 35,000 of, of gold; the Aretio, from New Yori, with $236,567; and the Ocean Quoen, from New York, with $100 000 in American gold; the Dutchess of Northumber- land is also reported this afternoon as having arrived off the coast with 4.594 oz. of gold from Sydney, but without any later dates. The total value cf these imports is nearly half milion sterling. The shipments have also been heavy. ‘The exports of the precious metals from London have been confined to silver, but include a shipment of 442.800 oz. of coin despatched by the Messrs, Rothschild to Hamburg en route to Austria, on account of the loan lately raised here for that empire. ‘The Custom House account for the week ending Thursday last, is as fol- lows :—Silver coin: to Hamburg, 442.890 oz; to Bel ium, 70.000 o7.; to Dunkirk, 270002. Silver bars : to ‘otterdam, 22000 oz, fhe value of the: about £134 CC0, the total quantity being undermentioned sums have also been shipped from va- rious ports. viz.. £21465 by the Lady Jocelyn, for the Cape and the Fast ; £30000 by the Orestes, for Port Philip ; £10,000, by the Southern Cross, for Hobart ‘Town; £4.80 by the Peninsular aud Oriental Company's ; £9,114, by the La Plata, for the Weat the General tt, for Sydney ; £26 000, ty the Windermere, for Port’ Phiuip ; aw 3,825 by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Sultan, for Alexandria and the Fastern markets. The total ex: ports from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to to about £425,000. from which we see there has been but a small excess of imports over exports. Stock Exchange. 183g 50 sha Dai ; lotr fat 200 NY & Nii Bs, Bud 2d M Bas. bS Del & Hud C’l. 181 ‘ich 10 Mad Ky ‘nd mR, BOARD. Bs b Wee bo] Bue CITY TRADE REPORT. Mowpar, September 6—6 2. M. Astirs —Some 263 bbls. have been sold to day at $4 75 a $4 81° for pote, and $5 56% for pearls, per 100 1b Beeswax A lot of 800 Ibs. Western yellow fetched 7 se.. per Ib., cash. Brrapsturrs.—Flour was less valuable, the day's move- ments comprising 9.900 bbis., ordinary to choice State and mixed to fancy Western st $4 31‘, a $4 50; common to good Ohio at $4 3734 a $4 561{; superfine Canadian, in bond, $4 60; and ordinary to straight Southern at $4 439; a $4 6214. Rye flour and corn meal were unal- teed. “Sales have been made of 9,000 bus. common to prime Genesee white wheat at $108 a $1 13 Ohio do. do. at $1 06 a $1 09; 2.500 Michigan tt do., on private terms; 6.700 Canadian red do., part at 9c. ; 1.000 bus River rye at S2e. a 8c. the previous figuri 18.000 bua, “unsound, and Western mixed corn at ; per bushel—an abatement. TL Washington drove yard, offered. 2.000 beeves, (800 Southern and Western, the remainder this State ) A fair demand has prevailed during the week, but about 100 head remaining undisposed of The mar- ket closed firm at from 6 to 8 cents per Ib. for good re- tailing qualities. At Browning’s—(Lower Bull's Head)— Offered, 50 cowes and calves. Demand sair, All sold. Prices ranged at from $22 50 to $40. Sheep and lambs— 8.000 on sale. Prices of the former at from $1 50 to $5 50 a $4 50; the latter. $1 50 to $3 50a $4. Allsold. At Chamberiain’s—(Hudson River Bull's Head) —Offered. 250 beef cattie; rales at from 634 to Si. Cows and Calvea--50 offered; sales at from $20 to $30 to $40. Sheep d Lainbs--Offered, 4.00¢. Sales of sheep at $150 to 50 a $4; and lambs at from $1 to $2 50 9 $3 50. Corrrr —Rio was in better request at am ‘yc. Jie, per ib., of an advanoe. 5.000 begs were purchased atSisc tb, This day's sales amounted to 500 bales, at rather languid rates Fisni continued firm. but quiet. Dry cod being held at $8 a $8 26c. per quintal; No, 2 mackerel at $8 2be.; and No. 1 do, at $10 0c. per bbl; without important en- uiries ~ Paeicerts Rates continued steady, with rather mi offering for Liverpool : 300 bales cotton were engaged at id. ; 6,500 bushels wheat, d by the shipper, were in buik, at 6d, Flour was d at dd., and 10,000 do, & cd. end’ is 6d. asked. v0 London, 3,500 bbis. tur- pentine wore - at 2s, and 2,500 do. flour at the fame rates. laggow, 150 bbls. rosin were engaged at 28, Rates to California Me deg from 46 a os To Austra- t 0c. per foot measurement “i We hheardhiat 900 boxes bunch raisins changed hands at $2 20c. Hayy gy on bales river have heen taken at $18 $1 12)ge. per 1 cach. nor “al. favored Doers; 100 tons Beoteh pig were bie pamper at $23, six months. Line,—Sales of 3,00 bbls. common Rovitand were waanes 81900. per Lats cash. occurred if rosin Avat Stones.—Nothi ss ng) t found pT Green fe od Pres 4)cc, per gallon. 118 Th 2,500 ost linseed et at Te. afte, pergallon cosh. Ragusone jtuatnad npalenate yg = ioe sgt ‘fe 200 do. dot Sass met mest and Pod imeaec $1d6 b e- ‘9 Sroans.—t Fenn taanpee tate sing! 0 00, usual \orme, wits. Ala ee Sate 10 bhds, ontuoky reslieod ome ri fara ters.'and the drama ofghe Nrvco’s Gagprn—The bean ipa frgt oe ae Ww Pp this e wit — "decorations and machinery’ Thecharesten of Rgure cal menee ours ‘by the fyecluating accom plishod danseuses oe Mile. ound, supported in the other Mile. Drouet, Mons, Mege and Mons. Bouxary. farce of the “Lona ofa Lover” will commemye the amusements, Berron’s Turarns.—The drama, styled the “ Miller's Maid," is to be represented at this establishment to-night, with acast of talent seldom witnessed. Mr, L. ye end will appear as Giles. as played by him with the greatest success in the principal thoatres in Ragiand, and Miss ‘Western aa the Miller's Maid. The other characters will be personated by Mr. Johuston, Mr, Norton, and Mrs. Hughes. The ‘Gama of “The Toodles ') will aiso be re- mebiatien in which Mr, Burton will susteia hisimmensely popular character of Timothy Toole. Narioxat Tararnr.—leon Jarelii, Charles Weicther, and their Juvenile Prodigics, Master Jeromeaad La Petite Weirther, are announced to appear agaiu in their oxtra- ordinary evolutions on tho tight rope this evening. They were received last night by a crowded house with every demonstration of pivasure, The arama, of “ Laid u Port.”’ and the farce of “Servants by Legacy,” the caste of which embody al members of the com- pany. will be given in conjunction with the. tight rope performances. New York Trrarns.—This evening, Mr, Neatie, the trazedian, takes his bencfit. it being his last appearancs im this city, as be has ¢o fulfil engagements in several Theatres inthe South and West. Mr. Neafie isa good actor. anda great favorite. The pieces selocted are the teagedy of “Othello” Mr. Neafie personating tho charac. ter of the noble Moor, and J. R. Scott as Iago, Wyette reprerents Desdemona and Mrs Tuorne in t character of Emelie. Theentertaimments conclude with the farce of the “Two Bonnycasties.”” Tho Bateman Children appear at this theatre oa Thursday evening, Wa.tacs’s Lycxun wili be opened to-morrow evening, after undergoing a thorough renovation. The decora- tions and embellishments are of the most costly and mag- nificent description; and the improvements which have been made for the comfort and convenience of the pub- We cannot be too highly eulogized. The opening eons will be the comedy of the “Way to Get the farce eutitied “The Boarding School.’” American Musrum.—This establishment continues to be extensively patronized. and the representations in the lecture room are received with the utmost satisfaction, “The Orphan’s Dream’ was very successfully repra- sented last evening, and will be repeated to-night. Two popular pieces are announced for this afternoon. Crristy’s Orexa Hovss.—Christy’s Minstrals are to give another of their highly pleasing negro amurements to-night, comprising new ‘songe, dances, instramental solos,and burlesques. Of course, a crowded assemblage will be in attendan for, nO matter whether it rains or shines, the hall is eure to be filled to overflowing Woon’s Mixsrnsis.—Manager Wood's untiring exer? tions to please his patrons continue te be crowned with success. His entertainments have always attracted large audiences, but lately. perceive with pleasure, that he is making rapid strides into public favor. A good pro- gramme for to-night. Mr. anp Mrs. Witriams have conciuded a very suc” cessful engegement at the Walnut atreet theatre, Philag. delphia, and are now in Baltimore. Miss Kimuexzy was to commence an engagement yes. terday at the Buffalo theatre. Brown, the comedian, who came passenger in the Arctic, is engaged at Nibio’s. and Police Intelligenc Suspicion of Stealing a Watch.—Otticer Keefe, oneof the Chitf’s special aids, on Saturday afternoou. arrested a Spaniard named Jaques Baretean. on the charge of steal- ing a gold watch. valued at $40, the property of Andrew 8. Holmboe. residing at the boarding house of Mrs, Non- creaf, No, 537 Broadway. It seems, according to the affidavit of Mr. Holmbos, and other tacts ‘before the Chief of Police, that the prisoner went to board at the above named boure, on Monday of last week, snd occu- pied a bed inthe same room with the complainant. On Friday night. or more correctly speaking, at about one o'clock on Saturday morning, the prisoner came home and pretended to be in liquor; woke the complainant up, and uxked him what time it was. Complainant teld him it was near two o'clock. The prisoner disputed the time, and Mr. Holmboe got up from the bed. took his watch trom bebind a looking-giass, and exhibited the time to the prisoner. The accused seemed to be then satis- fied, and then went to bed; the complainantsben locked the door, piaced bis watch back in the same place, and went to bed again; im the morning the prison- er left the house early, and when Mr. Holmboe arose, he discovered that his gold watch had been stolen. The ‘ob- Ject of asking the time of night was merely a trick of the prisoner. to ascertain the location of the watch. The prisoner is also accused of taking a finger-ring from the landlady, to whom, it seems, he had already proposed marrisge. The ring was recovered at s pawn-shop. pledged for fifty cents. The watch has not yet been found. A number of boarding hou-e keepers have been duped by this man, and those who hi been robbed had better all on the Chief of Police, and enter their complaints. ‘The prisoner is a man of genteel appearance, about forty ars of age, of pleasant manners. speaks th» Spanish, French, and English tangusges, and when applying for board. represents that he has just arrived from Havana, and that his vessel, of which he says he is either captain fan owner, is detained at the Quarantine, and that his gage will be upin a day ortwo. The Chief of Police bets itted the prisoner for a further examination. Arrest on Si vion —Azsistant Capt O'Brien, of the Fourteenth ward, on Saturday arrested Stephen Lemonson and Louisa Brown, on snspicin of stealing a diamond necklace, valued at $500; also, a gold watch and chain, worth $64; adiamond finger ring worth $50 ; together with articles of wearing apparel and jewelry, Valued in all at $750, the property of Mary White, residing at at 197 Elm street. The accused parties were taken before J tice Wood, who committed them to prison for examina- tion. Arrest of a Burglar.—A fellow calling himself James Mo- Donald was, on Saturday night, caught y officer Dunn, of the Fourteenth ward police, charged with breaking into the dwelling house No. 383 Broome street, occupied by Ambrore Gillen. The rogue, it seems had ‘cuca ined an entrance imto the house by forcing up one of the win- dows. A number of articles of clothing had been packed up by the robber to carry off. The inmates of the house overed him in time to give an alarm, when the robber dropped hie plunder and endeavored to eseape; but was soon overhauled by the police and conveyed before Jus- tice Wood, who committed the burglar to prison for trial. +1 Dishonest Servant.—A young man named Theodore Strickhard, employed at Delmonico's Hotel, No. 23 pepe J was, on Saturday, arrested by officer Lynch, of the Fitat ward, on a charie of breaking open a valise, and stealing therefrom $455 in go'd coin, the property of Mr. Henry Piwnock, one of the boarders at the hotel. ‘The suspicion resting against the prisoner, is from the fact of his being engaged fixing carpet by the room door occupied by Mr. Pinnock; andon examining the indenta- tion marks of the valise, it was evident that the very hammer and chisel used by the prisoner for the fixing of the carpet. had been used in breaking open the valise from which the money had been extracted. The ham- mer and chisel Atted exactly im the indentations made on the valise. No part of the money was found on the prisoner. He denied the eharge, but the evidence pro- duced against him was sufficient for Justice Bogart to ccuwmit him to privon to answer the charge y Inteliigence nv LamrePatat Resvut.—On two domestics, in the family of ng im Henry street, near Hamilton and to the severe injury of the other, named Catharine Fitagerald. It appears the family sent at church, and the servants noticing that the parlor lamp had gone out, proceeded to fill it—one of them holding a light, while the other poured in the combustible material, which instantly ignited, and scat- tered the fragments ef glass about the room in every direction and the fluid over their bodies. Miss Douley was so dreadfully burned that she lived but a few hours afterwards, and Bliss Fitzgerald was burned from head to foot. and injured so syversiy that it is feared she will never recov The poor girl now lies at the city Hos- pital, where she was taken on Friday night last. Finy.—On Sunday morning, about four o'clock, « fire broke out in a frame building in Hunter street, near Fulton avenue, occupied by Daniel Donnelly as a car- enter shop. The flames speedily communicated with ir. C, Wallace's Patent Tap Manufac and thence eprend to a building belonging to Mr. Caspar Urban, and occupied by Messrs. Smith and Co., as a eabinet-ware manufactory. The whole range was consumed, together with a great portion of the contents. The aggregate loss amounts to between $2,000 and $5,000, upon which there is an insurance of $1,506. Sinortan Occunnence.—On Sunday afternoon a young man was precipitated from the heights at the foot of Clarke street in the following singular manner :—He entered an enclosure in which domesticated deer are kept, and. while seated upon an elevation overlooking the bay. waa attacked by the male deer, and butted down the bank, Not being able to stop his progress, he roiled down the bank, which is very steep, and over the stone wall, into Furman street—a distance of probably thirty feet. Unfortunately, be was severely injured. as it is feared some of his bones are broken. Ie was taken in charge by some friends A Boy Drowns ».—On Saturday afternoon a lad named Wm. Gass, aged about twelve years, fell from vessel lying in the basin of the Atlantic Dock and was drowned. His parents reside at No. 104 Oliver street, New York, Mart Rosi RY a ese. We learn Padope the Kancsville, (Iowa.) Bugle, t a num! ipiters have Beak: Spon tn vortous ian and at yariout times in the iekalty or Coonrile ro pag ohich. egy aspen and | mutilated, | t alt tl suspicion of having Ay cay of the ofeene, and was eid to bal, Ee ee ee a ene Ne ee ey a7 BEE SEVENTH PAGE. eayqnenecapenn tee a ee ed AlSesc Heratie pret, tse tonne GREENWICH ronen, | 2h Pivery wow mae in, oe 3 pea A TROT OE ma as floor. with board te ee rf Sy for themselves, Address pry Broo! Bree, ‘HOUSES IN BOUTH BROOKLYN 70 ix three brick houses the oe oye oyt und Bution tine sees a eola lew, @ fi ferent . ENTINE G. Hal ait he #3 ry wore a wo ate tat street, Now York, HOUSES. CO! orn Ba ter OR FOR SALE.—TW0 Hi ., situated a ween Hight sad a Nia eh onnes, ty before ta the frag of Oote t Low EEN’ 8. BROWN, No. tashiaaaal USE TO LET, AND FORMITORE. FOR SALE.— ng, edaon, River ie private boat house. 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(TO, LETITUE FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, AND frout base: t, and two rooms ia tho attic, with tae front vault, of a howae in ® good weat of Broadway, between Prince and Houat For particulars, apply te G. T, TERHUNE, No.7 '[° LET-THREE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, AND ack bagement, with gas and bath, ia a’ house aituated noar Sixth avenue, Rent $200 yeoe sans Pos- seseion immediately, A omail famiy may apply to BRY, 40¢ Broadway. no LET—A FURNISHED ROOM, IN A PRIVATE privilege of ¢ suitable for one or two single gentlemen. La- a 10 Walker street, 0 LET. PART OF THE GENTEEL RESIDENCE, 403 Greenwich street—ocor ing of eeSond and third floors, and panty py together or separate, Rent r[\o LET-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- lors and a Bedroom, with board, either separate or to- gether, ine genteel French house, where Ea French, and Spavish are spoken. Inquire at 125 Crosby atrect, near Houston street. 0 A GENTLEMAN AND MIS WIFE, UN- upper part of tho city.’ G tages andcars pass the door. Post office, for two days, Al seared au pae eh boned eae pete ia ahevse yea wdvance. Kidcom} pint HL, Broadway oy Pot Oboe GENTEEL pene omall ay any ca must be helen’ Oa Lien | deay rege consists of aaa re ar 8 un ieee a Ned ARDING.—A LADY AND GENTLE! ead Bedroom attashed, arent Bes. RD.— PRIVATE BOARD AND FURNISHED rooms, Ne. 4 Uaion square. canes LARGE AND PUI ANT ROO! B. Aid try attached, suitable for a goutioman aa twolor theres gamed lemen. Appl! Toation co be made atl Ci 4 Hall place. ARD WANTED—BY A 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN, & moohanic, ina privat ‘Location be~ nth and Twouty-at pan Six th aad Third tween Tenth and Twen Torms mast be address fortwo dave Re On Unions Square Post Bo4nd down TOWN—KO. ua BawOLaY etReer.— Ageetnmanend bis wite can bo accommod tied pantry adelnng dened, ase feat rigertron | sun coutlomen’onn and plosenat Toome. "Ketoceace fv OARD,—A ome PRIVATE FAMILY, PLEASANT cr ty located, have « large unferui 7m and @ mall one furnished, om eeoond Hoot, to let to e gontioman and fo, oF single or. Rofer- onoce exchanged. Apply at 67 West Toettan treet, between Slath and Sevonth avenues, OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE siogle gentlemen, ox a gentleman and ile wife, con be accommodated wit! oitghe tally situated in the teome houre 307 Woney easoot, fivo minutes walk of the Hamilton Poety, se ten minutes of tuo South Rocey. CARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—FURNISHED O8 unfurnished reoms ia auits; auicable for famitios. Also, iurnished roome for single goutlemen, with fall or partial board. ‘The houre ie new and desirably L in five minutes walk of Hemi ines ‘boarders only ta rf ference require ry Preaidout streots, moxt door t ico 3 Brookiy! OARD IN BROOKLVN—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can have board and pleasant room in a peivate family. 132 Duffield screct, botween Willoughby atreet Boar beta ate A GENTLEMAN.—LOCATION oadway, not above Chambers strect, _Addross M. C. W.,-Heraid office, OARDING—TW. 0 OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with good furnished rooms, broakti and tea, if required. Merchants, or others doing busine will find this a quiet, comfortable Fesidonce, ‘cold bath rooms, gas, &¢ Appi MRS. MEDHURST, ie easton treet, Yer a evr ate Nog hd INA RYE pet Private Some Sy, & lady and g ® neatly fu ed room on the ale “nn near Broadway, without board. Rent i ee) te exceed $6 per week, Address pester office. 3 3 n6e; ‘dorald tah d hiatal AND pad WIFE, OR TWO ean be accommodated with third floor, in a private te- ‘06, & fow doors m Broadway. Jet, very desirable (ora physician, Ap- Ply at'No. 18 West Elovonba stress. 0 LET—IN JERSEY CITY—THE LOWER PART OF of a house in Prospect place, Moatgomery ‘th as S'rooms in the a Sbedroomeabovebon in the best manner. xoollent. Rent, $2) month, or would be divided at "s3 $12 per month.’ 10 LET—THE DESIRABLE nwo STORY AND ATTIC House, with tea room, 644 Houston street, has marble mantles, arates, range, bath, &e,it is pleasantly located in ® genteel neighbourhood, and possession can be given imme: ie’ papely to J, M. Board, 83 Chambers street, tri 10 rat IN BROADW. ‘AY, NEAR ASTOR PLACE—A containing fifteen, rooms. in perfect order. gt vaths ly. Also in Broadwa, suit of eplendia rooms, suitable for millinery, or any fa ey business. Al UWAUNCEY BARNARD, II Pine stroot, 10 LET.—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS, NEWLY AND elegantly furnished, in a respectuble private family. In the house No. 765 Broadway, between Eighth d Ninth streets. Gas and Croton water ia the hous reaces exchauged. 0 LET—PART OF A MODERN BUILT HOU: sisting of une or two parlors, two or three bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board. The house hasgus,baths, hot and cold water, &c. Apply at No. 12 By street, two doors from Greenwich avenue, from 8A. M, 07 Fooms on the first Boor Tou LET.—A7 450 BROOME STREET, A FEW DOORS Br there ace Rooms to let for gentleman, wud teat required. 0 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF THE HOUSE NO- 341 Brondway. Inquire of . BRADY, No. 205 Broadway, OARDING.—A HANDSOME FRONT ROOM, WITH large pantry attached, with full or partial board, oan be had by applying st No. 2 College place. OARD.—A LADY WISHES A FURNISHED ROOM and board, in a quiet; retired family. (She is a Leasher of music, and just arrived from Europe. Would pay board in advance in liew of reference. Address, Louiss, Herald oftice. None but respectable persons need reply. ‘Will not Day over $4 por week. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—, or two single gentlemen, c: handecns front on bask reons, wih Be ry, furnished or furnished. Aleo an entry room, in a house elligibly situat wishin four minutes walk of South Ferry, Baths, Tanuire at No. 72 State street, corner. of Hoary. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY AND THREE CHIL- aren, ins private family, or where there are but few boardera. ‘The location must be up town. Address Z. ¥., ab the Herald office, stating terms and location. (goles al AND WIFE commodated wit! Borers IN HOBOKEN.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN have inraeeed TOO! with or withou' ard, ina Address, A. B. C., OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE gertiemen can be accommodated with soy appl rooms and partial board, ina al br eos ees, by t OARD—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated mith newly furnished Rooms, with full or partial Board, private family. Also & large fi o 'eecond “oor, suitable. fortwo gentlemen. Convenient’ to the Broadway ges. Apply 43 Second atreet. LEGAL avricKa, GULREME COURT.--ELIJAH M. CARRINGTON AND Franklin H. Orris it ihomas Hayward.—Sum- snd County of Now York.—To Thomas Hay- aut~ You are hereby summoned and required camplsiat ia this wetion, of which a oopy is ed pon you, and to servea copy of youran- fd complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 107 Broauway, iu the city ot New York, within twent, Gaye after tte service hereof, exelusive of the tay of auc fi plaint within ths piaiatily in this action will take sedges aaiaes you im the sum of three hundrod and ninety-nine aollars and s¢venty-one cents, with in rd day of February, o gt huvdred and Sfty-two, besides one doll 7 Plalatiffs’ Attorneys. Jat in the above action was filed with the ity and county of pti York this 30sh day of rays RT & SHEA, Piaiatitts’ Attornoys. August, 1862, ANSTRUOCTION. S. MEARS'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ung ladies (24 West Fitteonth an Srrance nibus to convey her pupils te and from PEUGNET’S INSTITUTION, 27 BANK STREET * will re-open on Monday, the Oth of September. M4 Raz, A. COUTAN'S FRENCH AND bal car School for young ladies, Ni Broadway quare, re-opens om Monday, Se, der 13, 1 DANNs AND WALTZING ACADEMY.—THOMAS Hillgrove, Legtepete td annonnces that his school will open on Tuesday, September 7th, at the North American Hotel, corner of Bowery and Bayard street. Entrance on Bayard str All the newest and most fashior ir from 7 to 10, Ri x7 inquir tl the realasaee of os Hillgrove, 63 Columbia ANGUAGES.—A GENTLEMAN FROM Be friteg who has resided for some time in the Uni his services to the public as Prot <prna or reach teh, omy Latin, Italien, - ; ight ta Tato thea stint: tis - he te mat ie uy, is a ihe! bg Bec to acquire erfoet knowle of er jease Sddrees Dr. T. Hs at this office. usd NSTRUCTION GIVEN ON THE PI OFORTE—BY ry street, or at devote a few bourse as daily Ge OARD ag rs wh yee RTMENTS, FUR- 8 90 Prince anewd fourth door ‘The apartments jon the seco Heor, with pantrics and bath toom adjolatn ore Fequired. ‘Terms, &c., made knowa on application. idbaandiveeien'e 2% suazoow, om Corsi YARD, AND LEASE OF SEVEN ee sell or et cane t yy nig Yard Vr at, Bor Bert by ec SIN srahle cabaret tae Siar RUG STORE FOR SALE—A FIRST ee, vg ne aid eae Tho owner bas coqueed in : auineae ta saoeher & oivy, and afew weve in *PENFOLD, CLAY & CO., No. 4 Flctohee abeeet., preg Led dog" And FOR SALE.—A LARGE TWO ‘story D House in South Norwalk, Cona., om Mi sat of the Ni isin venus, a tbe Jameel en, of the. ew ork ana 8 Now OR SALE—THE 1. Seloon in ad two to JAM) misat With, promyh attention Theaters two great thoroughfares. OR SALE.—THE BRHOON RE hel aro. or F tpt] Island, 76 tons, wili oa Msc) im 1847, of beat white‘oak, an eis eesbes to BENJAMIN E. ARROSMITH, 125 Bromd ptroct, OR SALE. HOUSE ANDLOT IN HICKORY STREET, Beookiyn, foarti house east of Classon avenue, reson A —— “Two: thirds can romaia on mort- mee, » raguire ened AERWING, No. 120 Chambors street. oF SALE—THE LEASE OF 1,000 YEARS OF louses and.Lot No. 15 Rose street. Bo wire of Wit Liaw H. CLAYTON, No. 15 Rose atrect, in the rear. FS SALE VERY LOW—A LARGE DOUBLE [ROW Safe, of the following outeide dimensions—heighs, 5 feet 9 pace wigth, 3) inches: depth, 2 fect 3 inehes. Apply to ‘A. ADOLPHUS, 423 Pearl street. OR SALE—IN THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, Westohoster county, a farm of the premises tnere ie 8 n by 36, an are FOR SALE. —A SUBSTANTIAL AND NEAT TWO ye and attic ieee house, situate on the Serr it ‘weaty Eighth st: fire! t ry built in uy orion m: ory dwolling house, The Purchase money nay remain on bead sad mortgage. mises are in perfec: aad seen Oe application <7) Mr. C hesstough, wefan, ide Eighth street, fifth house east of Fourth avenue, OR SALE AT BARGAINS—THOSE T' F these. story. brick Houses and Lots, since mine cpa ye. 100 foot carterty The 1 feet by 90, aad = re he uu the mes i cen pag S*UNOAD: Novi wettneean® F%. SALE.—ONE HEALY OF TH! tures, Good Will &o. Er, Herald office. OR SALE—A SECOND HAND GRAND Pt, F good order and of good make. 14 War: reneureete sgn OARD.—NO. 10 UNION SQUARE~GOOD ROOMS, suitable for married or single persons, may be bad, With board, on application as above. URNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT Dbreakiast, aud tea, to a single gentloman. in & private family. The containa all the modern im) bath, &e. Ret required. “Apply 294 Sixth a URNISHED ROOM TO LET—IN A PRIVATE FAMI- itlemen without board. Bath third door from Broadway, OR SALE—THEUNDIVIDED HALF O moat populas Weokly Papers Puvliased ia Bow Pere city, gonnetlon of type eight. to publish, an ot ks Dalia requisite ty ND. B: BROWN, 13 Beckman or No.8 Clinton Geet, bres gAlLEcTBE LEASE ce! cixzones OF AN mie erat ster and of they ‘in 0} peinci- ie hfar Tatistactority 3 of Whitehall aad Pearl atcet SHED ROOMS 0 | LET—WITHOUT BOARD, iret clase eps occuped by a re family, near cua be had in complete order'and st a reasomabie price, applying to C. H. Ring, 192 Broadway. Meditate HOUSE.-TO LET, THE WHOLE, OR four story House, well ag moar Le ington a on . with modern improv Possession be had immediately. Inquire at 174 ley place. URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET TO SINGLE GEN- tlemen, two neatly furnished bedrooms, with comity Selvacen Sartan seenenahisl safeeraten suswepeds ivato; terms reas Hag vs MR! EDWARDS, S25 Fours F'RSE cass Roows, Wits. BOARD—TOR GENTLE men and ¢ able residence Metropolitan Hotel. Sapeaees, ‘A splendid back parlour to shai eu ates Serre G.ALLISON, Lower Post ofice, EW AND ELEGANT PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, singly, or in suits, for families and single gentlemen, to let with all the modern improvements, wi without new house 74 West Twenty-third o aa jet, near wife, or a ow single elly a odated with full or partial board, at Nor DS Newark street, Hoboken. Terms RIVATE BOARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS AND board, at No. 54 East Twentioth street, between Fourth avenue and Broadway. OOMS.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished, for single gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, at 26 Amiby place, one door from Bleocker street. OOMS TO LET.~SEVERAL LARGE HANDSOMELY furnished par! and single ro let, to gentle- men, without board, at No. 36 Warren 3" ROOKLYN GRAMMAR SGHOOL.—HENRY acl corner Atlantic street.—The 45th s thie day. Rooms large and well Ventilated. Pupils limited t. Govern: but decided. Ancient and Iamguages simultaneously, through the medium of their nd affinities. attention . All the classes under the action of the principal. OVERNES8—A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS daily or resident Governcss. Having liad many years she can confidently offer herself as a thorough ful tencl her of the varions branches % an Eug: willalse justruog ia M. H. B., New York P lish ms jon. iter educatt: snd Music. Lai were printed in colors, expressly 20) pages. Price $125. ‘Let those mot avail themselves of the author's instructions, buy this Vook=—a good teacher in itself. Sold at C. C. M punting Rooms for the practice, 904 Broadway. Portaze under 000 miley, 20 cents. modated with board, aid ry ion. Terme and partioulal m_ applieatio 'TED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A er to teach the English language to young ion nice furnishe Address A. G., Lodging will be given in exchan| od Foom with’ the modern improve Herald o office. OOMS 14 WARREN S8TREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS for single gentlemen. Breakfast given if desired. Re- ference required. T° LET- LARGE floor, neatly furnie! No. 30 Amity street. 1ZED ROOM, ON THE FIRST jd, to one or two gentlemen, at CLOTHING, d gentiomen havim ispoae of, cam obtain ib sid Crane WANTED. — LADIES OR GENTLEMEN ny iT Clothing or Furniture to of, can recetve the utmost value in iv ing fo the store, oF hy letter theoneh, the Beat “office, their wishes will be pro 8. COHEN, 402 Hudson ot adi pat ed by Mrs. Bn AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. Cc jes and gentlemen having cast off clothing or fur. fair cash price by sending ber, at bis residence, or & line through the Post office will be attended to. Ladies att rs. Due cldorp. 5 L. M. DUSSELDORP, 15 MSS those Ce Mae CLOTHING bape mn ley FIRE EACHERS.—A LADY 18 REQUIRED IN A PRI- ie femal. competent te instruct in io the ed ith French and Drawing, She must be ughly’ pro PROTESTANT YOUNG LADY WISHES T0 OBTAIN asitustion as Teacher ins private family, s fow milos from the city; or ling companion to ‘much’ cxperienc aching, and is opmetien in the ENMANSHIP.—THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY informs the ociee ot New York, Brooklyn, Williams- mi «ee ive ye iee ae peat Syepen, bie votes aveday, Beptember 7. for. the ‘receptic heen NOT IVER W GOLDSM ITH. i, 280 Broadway. LANGUAGE.—PROTESSOR D, LAGROIX, and me his Fee adway, will ret form Ley for Indies gentlom ran o'clock, Bach clays wht be limi mibers. ith Mons. L. every lesson is a eon fa ‘ronoh reonversation. Terms, $4 per month, Aad OOL AGENCY=BY F. H. WILCOX, Ne, 203 way ria i Hes nd te BY Professional duti HE EDITORIAL or THe CITY PRESS ish By hg Toon) se ey, are Pas shed below, from Practical Use of AtroloEy Ms ee por ioe tf Tt ie amet ne tnd oe iia fe should possibility of the tome pat eek en esissd withoausi ac a ‘arts and sciences have why not astrolo; io New York, ack for to Seanslave the lan= We roter to re Dr ROBAGK, No. 6 White dicts Father of thelt Ao» La F°%,3 ee tet 3 ti, tid J 4 A doin, tutes k —g taper with Horse, Wag Propricter is (4 wets is the hs ~_ ae welling. A Ch lress, with real mam taped ert cite eke office of this paper, stating whereas OR SALE—THE LEASE, FURNITUR: tures of a well established sie prere St fee fon street. The cause of selling, the pi im other business. Address 213 Duane Poe, #4 Leong DRUG STORE, DOING A QUOD 01 in the lower part of the city, or te 8 dispensing. Y Comunenton to diately attended to, mneye MY F% SALE—A PUBLIC House IN ONE LOF TER Baer See. tated The situatio locations in the i in the city, for an nglish Suades German ES, 83 Nassau street. oure. Apply to C. Be HOt OOD CHANCE 0 MAKE A FORTUNE.—1 Gs Grocery and Liquor Store, in» grea Att sre ae 4 Sealed pet of is Sy rere Te ee ee UILLESFIE, Agvet, MPentlatrest, ty SPPIY fe ne 4 na EIT RSC EE etl aE O a Do 0 TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS — Fer ral, the buildings, and fixtures, No, 99 re and coffee room, ylinder and stone wita at hat leather with E. SURLEY & Lah Moor See LT Tikest. TEAM FERRY OR TOW BOAT FOR S 189 tons, 30 inch Wig igihege etree, ron reaning d copper fastened. Can b tt pti 3 Te aogar house, Bast pacing particulars, ay TEPHEN ROBERTS, Shiprmith, 368 ‘atroet, or 347 Cherry: 10 CAPITALISTS--RARE pd VALUABLE | alee eta ais obfee, wil be imme is for aree Bent—lnpenaas 5 je of Estate, in tae City o areas ett io gible Buitdiag Lot nega Hotel tho He sien Lyd aitai on tre leadid rt a pity for the ro oreo! vthe merite of = last menti rt Itis between sthe R. C. Eplucopal p ieee fad the oath a eet, t2 cA the in} payee built, le fabs HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED, 'o year sabi A famil fer oa ey etating ey Fol ciee gue at exchange: BY A SMALL F, feiaits preterced, and wis Tent wilt bs patde LYN, BEO: the + TO PURCHASE—A FR. OTT: Brooklyn, south of Pulto fot Secwoan Gi = aad Hoyt streets. Address H. Y. PARTMENTS.—WANTED, hood of Market, Henry, 0 Redrooms, and 1 sitting room, nm of kitchen, Rent must be moder TAld office, The above would suit wi M Med UPPER FAnz os A ag TANTED—COm- wisti ft if city. “Hont mupt be modesto. Addeven CMe fe the Hee ee TEE OUSE WANTED-EITHER FINISHED PRIN RRO. het? of building. Address, partioulars, P. R.C., Hee- 00. T° AY dot cia AND Bal Ho! tly Ree ee orhires thinerh rence gtyon,