The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1853, Page 5

Sits Ses Sens. "ena.There is no use of not tess whet Rhtsane wed He is in thee in war—a rae ‘the thnes. post smmmer a4. gondola on the drat waters and so balmy ‘at No, 18 Fulton street ee Nn” y Please Answer This —Is there in uty, elo- disor “ were- fal hat, ne, for Minter. the Proseott toute, evot, get up? Now, wo wear atror tasteful ‘summer, ees and clasticity onsil 0 ire oti ‘t on iow logaat soloction.. Try one on, Mealy sabe Gob bee yoo fire: ah en Sis —Uhe most Ele it Assort- ent of togailks ever {ntrodvead into this market are iw on caniition at BARTHOLOMEW & WEEDS) now 1g store, 1 Broadway, Detwoen the St. Nicholos Fe) Bets pollcan | Tiovele )_ Werla’s ®eir and Ci Palace 421 Broad for the sale of boots, shoes and xaiters- com: ent aanort: fered. 9 a Bar oa at Mechioes—A Morning er has strong terms the idea that a rapid revolution teke place i mrangs bil when told t ‘and, and ewonderiag. D- wibive progress, off patent Sow. ‘These machines do perfect work on every, sort faaterial hich no other machine over 1000 25, ae are on exhibition. an Li mat the of mst. Ne een faG. I. Sewtee Machines for Stittchii and Clos fing lestber, and al! fabrics, matine by very simple mecharis ain, which not only appears regular and Deautiful, but when put eo the. test th practical work, will mailed Bot open at break spart. Descriptive pamphlets ‘apon request. GKOVER, BAKFR &CO, 9% Chambers street, Tattle respectfolly informs his very na merovs friends an? patrons, that, having enlarged his Dusipess by connection with made arranz a able to ote, mente for’ frei reat Inducements,— Pearl street aro daily re- apes jurrain carpotings. Having peculiarly Yin purchest ore to the Feeent advan © in prices they are enal to sell full ten per cent less than present market rates. Defiance Salamander Safes —Gayler’s Pa= tent -KOBERT M. PATRICK ts tho sole manufacturer in the United Statea of the shove celebrated nafes, and F. S; 's Impenetrable Defiunce Lorks , ¥ Locke combined in the world. Depot 92 Posrt stre one door below Maiden lano, formerly $0 John street. Worcestershire Saace—Lee & Perrins.— Quarts, pints, balf pints, and jars containing one imperial Evtton éach, fending by Albert Gallatin, from London. For sale by JUH NS, 407 Broadway, sole agente for tho United States, for th proprietors. Mexican Grass Hammocks.— We have Im: ported, and will this day open, five bales of hammookes, as- Ported sixes and qualiticy wad will sell them at retail Ge in lots to ani: # price than a quenters of ir country estates this artio xury the hot months of sum ‘One extra fine one, price LEARY & CO., latter oe Astor House, Broadway. The New Vork Pneumatic D Draining and Manufacturing Compa»y are now prepsred to empty sinks, c., by atworpheric pressore by which process t work is performed in the day time, without unpleasant offtu: Fie, offence or Inconvenfoncy to the oceupants or the public, “Orders promptly attended to. Office No. 15 Centre stcoet, one door from Chambers, first floor, back room. A Good Christian Barber Is Johnston—He saya that the only hair dye Gt to uso is .sfont’s aly de.) 1 dyes red or groy halt, light oF Sod jet blac Joes not rub or wash oft ia very tittle Spoils tones. Bh ie oela only at Gl. mind, 6t Walker strost Sopot of JONES'S Coral Hi ir Restorative, (only 23. now} the hair grow dark, stops it failing. cl po ett i a of a ing, cleans the lendid Shaving Soap, oe well as a Skin hae tifer is JONES'S Tealten Fone, makes thick, lasting lather, se0 red or tender ship. ail knew el » Moves sunburn. frecklon, tea morphew Iti reduced to 2, so that all classen may Whiskers oes Moustaches Produeed in Six ‘Weeks, by usin bs eae and without stein or injury to the skin it will ao. do thi but af must try it, and be con- faced Lem no.lar oF quack us ‘& trial will show. $l por dot fen! Label y part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, SS ann street and all druggists, . it and Hearing restored _ Dr. Lutener jee etreet, southeast corner Broadway. I publicly thank Dr. I-utener for the cure he effected in my son’s on: Mrs. WINN. 17 oe street. I, John Glover, build * Brook) d by Dr. Lutenor of desfaess and dis- eats’ standing. Long life and a blissful atener, of 80 Prince street, for the rosto- -Tatlon of my bearing, after being afilicted for cightsen years. RAM SiOt MAREK, Nichols Tioga county, Now York. . Luter er cured me of discharges ‘and denfuers of sixteen ‘years’ standing. JOHN SNIFFEN, 48 inieke st,, Brooklyn. “Ob! His Hair is 28 Oark as the Midnight wane ” ssid ithusiastic sdmirer of bis be!oved’s long, trou And well he miebt have sald it, for 8 that ve: Gardner's Wat rtarus and ‘ changed , resuler tow hend into a head of ‘Set Tike water of xis sold or applied by the inventor, H. GARDNER, 0.6 Warren street. Heman Hair—8yperion Fluid.—This is a Composition admirably adapted to the disenses of the date, Bnd bas the particular merit of being pre Yogetable ingredients, so that ite apalication br pextostly y How often do we perceive yout ons with thelr Dair rearly gray. or afflicted Teh all tady t grief, ana othe: fberal ure of the Hyperion, im ashore timo they will Rady to Abele delight, Scomplete change will have taken place in the action of the kin. and a rich and lu growth of hair, of its orignal color will shortly follog. I fects in Cleansing the hair from courf and dandruff are aleo traly _worderful. The aie: should be one of the principal ap pene lady’s and gentleman's toilet. Sold whole B Sands, 100 Fulton street; ,' and Burton & Steel, ‘ad perfamers through: yet known to chemistry. I It other apd more antiquated hi 6 onse, where it in for sale wholesale and retail, Sine appiiod ta private soca Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye is, without ex- eeption or reservation, the very best over invented. Boware Bf patied dyer. Fquolly celebrated {+ Gouraud’s Medicated ip. for feb, ok! 10 oer C7 Liquid Rouge, 4 Walker etreet, near breniway. 233,—Batchelow’s Celebrated Halr Dye and Factory, is removed to No. 233 Brondway, oppositd the Park fountain, Batchelor’s well-earned fame is a sutholevt ics to ail wha patronise him, that their wanta can be ter supplied by him than at any other establishment in tho worl Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings, veing of the legs, clastic knee eaps spinal Hew” bales and eupportors ct Py Ga ak struments: with M2 Aun street, nar Bi ‘Whe most Delightful Shaving Sonp in the SETS te Welaht's Amtrosiat Cronin Tablet, fo d retnil, by RUSHTON, CLARKE & C aud m8 Broadway, and 10 Astor ‘aeuie, , Dr. Wheeler, Ocullst, recclves Patients at dis office, 41 Burciny at-cet, from 8 A. M. to2P.M. Di- ferges of the aye no raatter, how long standing oF how be in their nature, ca t cure effected. "Pa ty, for save and inserted. Ith and depriving your rd ay the n he paper, ended “Only two days loft.” Fey, where by vont 7,31 RivY country Peuldence th oy healthy, Horo is an op: you can proaute ® location near the tant to Clothing Merchants.—P. L. in poe RS & CO. have now in stock the largest and best ortment of summer clothing to be found in this eity, prisiug white and faney linen and duck, China gre » and Marseilles coats, pants, vests, &e., do, which oferto the trade at prices below the usual rates for » Union Hall, corner Fulton and Nassau etrosts Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.—Serangers vislting the ‘ty are informed thet the best place to got ornamental lene MODUUKST & HBARD'S, 27 Maiden lane. whore ey have on hand tho largert, the chonpost and best assort- vit of wize, half wigs, toupecs, braids of long hair, tingle wiles, &o. Copy tie addres * Hobensack’s Worm Syrup, Hobensack’s i} Hobenenok's Liver Pills 6 Worm Syrup, Mobourn 8 Liver Pj tho nea’ menck’s Worm . Liobs m han 1 s Liver Pills, yrap, Hob Hiver Pilla. tol AND SEVENTH PACE FIRUM SHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY, pontor whe hare noersecived & fuspate in tho erort to be 6! Beltimore, and fn 1% VAIRD THe MILITARY EMBE ading on Mr, Hay ward's, 25th, ab Tight obetook, to ning oF at Vg | hibitors who can furnieh drawings or gi 32 ) REWARD_FOR SoM by oe Me tiRiTS (3 Sik ‘NFORMATION WANTED OF THE SCO! bad the aad: to enter my room, at 83 d ate bel ae with the 3 also. ene ft gal wil white rtones. “hiv for the Sales returned, and five more 1: ubief, Ht. scl nan na D DIVISION AVENUE Torey wiih a shill on Saturday eveuie, ¥he 2ith, be ins Grand i and Sullivan steoot, will sond her Bon oer ot ene ay Post office, she may heat of some- thing to ber advantege. 0 GALLEGOS WOULD CALL AT 317 Ty (ee baat he would hear of something to his a 8, SUSAN FERREN, THE LADY THAT HAD A ‘parlor to let and way to sce lemen about it, will find # letter at the Broadway Post Office, W. POWER IS REQUESTED TO CALL AT THE Mostco. No 07 Broad street, to revti’y mistake in the payment made by bim yesterday morn’ Ke BNOR DUN ED. A DEL Ly Yd mama te: UNA carta para,elen Brosdway Post OL: LOST AND FOUND REWARD.“LOST, ON SATURDAY LAST, BE- twven Dry Dock and Patton strect, « small package 0° hve inder will receive the *bove reward, by avin; thom at tle @ sk of 'bo ieratd office, $2 REWARD —LOST, ON THE MORNIRG OF THE 24th ip going from Tenth strest and Fourth avenue to Tuirtioth street and Mad son ® gold prneil, ver will return it Fourth avenue, uesr Tonth atrest or 105 Mudise ‘vill receive tho above reward, mn with the thanks of the owner. L& TON FI FRIDAY LAST IN BROADWAY. BE- Spring and ttrects, & black Jace vall Any Segine uote end’ aie ing it to 178 Wost Twelftl it, will be alten rewarded. OST_BETWEEN 1 TWENTY. FIFTH STREET AND Calvary church, » bi trimmed with Inc She finder wil receivers, suiteble reward and the theak the owner, by leaving it at No. 33 Last Twonty-fiftt stee SE UAAL, MONROE YRADING rated petite PROPOSALS. nee beh rae 5. nox! For ACOB Pada ‘ARE, No. 163 SLAND CITY BANK, NO. 1 CATHARINE STREET, ner of Division. —Subi ital stock of ove bank will please the first in- stalment of 10 per cent will be peels it this office as abore on the lst day of July next. enor rder of the Board of Directors. JAMES O'BRIEN, Prosident. SLAND CI'Y BANK, CORNER OF CATHARINE ‘and. Division streets —Capital 000 —This bank will commence business on Moning. Ist ‘of August nex’, Uncurrent money will be receiveden deposit at the usual rates, Directors—Jamon O'Brien, George Magner, C. 8, Sloane, Michael Phelan, Michael Gondwin, B Gafney, Join B, Dil: LS MoGrorty, Wm, H. Knocpfel, ‘Authen Finigan, Moses Larkta, rt, James Sullivan, Edward Brod-ri VaWES O'BRIEN, Prosldent. Gro, H. Nicwoxs, Cashier. ‘Tho fie+t instalment of the onpital atock, ton (10) per cent, will be payable at the bank on. fondnys ith July nexe, GEO, HCHOLS, Cashior. Y NOTICE —OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER of Jarore, 7 City Hall, June 20, 18i8.—Persors exempt from Jury duty, not already regi ch at this office fol leane call’ and pisces. eae bpm dens on record, uired by law, Between the date eof and the 30th fash, indurive.” Wit. A. WALKER Coamissoner of Jurors. ARYLAND AND DELEWARE SHIP CANAL COM. Notice is hi mosting of tho the company’s stockholoers of the company will be hel fice, 17 Trinity Buildings, Broad way, New York, on Wed- dey. the 20th July next, mt 12 o'elock noon precisely, for e purpose of electing director HORACE B. IS SEWE Commissioners, SAMUEL ROBERTS, New York, June 28, 1853. ‘OTICE.—HIS GRACE, THE ARCHBISHOP HUGHES, willlay the cornsr sto: if a new German Catholic Ghasce, on Montrose avenue, Grabam, Williamsburg. L. I., on Wednesday, the 29th in stant, at 3’o'slook, P. M. OTICR—THE MEMBERS OF ORIENTAL LODJE, No. 68, I. 0. O F. are invite a to attond the faneral of our Jate brother, James Curry, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at o'clock, from bis late residence, ae cohen ed orde ‘Tirrr, Seoretarf. omen aoton PUBLIC “1S” CAUTIONED AGAINST ashing. ® note drawn by George Hall, No. 6 Warren tHfcet, “in favor of RG. Gard for $70 huodred and fifty dollars, at sixty days sight from Jun Tor GEORGE HALL, FF{CE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.—NEW York, June 4. 1863-At @ mecting of the Board of Directors, held this Résoived, That the bookr id after thre o'clock te day, id sy in July next c t divi- dend on oy stock Ww registered ‘om the books” of " com: pany. FRANCIS SPIES, Seoretary. HE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO all those whom it may concern, that Me, William tTtaytl, wad correepyad ceased to'be in our exploy. sactions entered into by the under. Guggenheim, our former agent ing clerk of our firm at Paris, hi Sil unfinished and unsettled a0, for oUF account, must be settled direct with, signed, and withoutfarther notice | MENDEL BROTHERS, importers of precious stones, jewohty and commission mer: chante, No. 907 Broad 10 BUILDERS.—SEALED PROPUSALS WILL BE received until Saturday, the 2d day of J thres ‘o'clock, for furstsning the meter work neeeseary for the erection and finishing school building on the north side of Thirty-seventh stroct, between the Tenth and Eloventh avenues, in tho Twentieth ward. Separate proposals will be received for the masoi ork and materials. or for the carpenter's work tials, and a bidder may in addition propose for the whol Th and clevations can bo soon at the office ofthe Board of Education, New City Hall, of whom, ther of the undersizned, jrinted copies of tho spect” om red; and to, any of whom proposal Is for Twentieth ward School, Gcliverea. ‘Te school officers reserve the right to r any Nid not deemed by them the best for the pulaio interon Now York, June 16, 188. IN G. R, 830, Eighth ay avon onthe sirman of Beliont o1 Le Henry MoLean, . 95 Eighth avenue, Secretary. 3 sh ward. ORYSTAL PALACE. OM PALACE EXHIBI10RS ARE INFORMED that the unde igned are prepared to engrave and pub- ir own froe of all expense to oxht- bless all thoimont crodicable and important contributions wbich'may be deemed gorthy of illustration, in the Illus {rated Record an? Omotal Cata ogue of the Lxhibition, Bx. 088 to their MLUSTRATED RECORD OF THR INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS, NEW YORK EXHIBITION. Edited by Prof. B. Silliman, Jun., aided by eminent wri tors in cach department of rolonce und art. Published in the Crystal Palace. by G. P. Putaam & Co., 10 Park place. This journal, as its aume implies. will record the history, rogress and results of the New York Industrial Exhibition. be licerary portion of Se paper competent editorinl supervision entific, ond practical mon, and ‘iil lactase 8, deserip- tions, and criticisms in the following depart ments)— 1 soi.nce—Raw Materials, &o. Toren sabdivision: nny sults of the seversl of our ccuntry, made mort be expected on the cordition and re- jepartraents, on the natural resources and on the tethods by which they may be lable to American ar’, and to artistic and factures. Other articles f a more general on topics naturally snggoated by the exhibition, will ally ndmiere t is intended that all the tions sud criticisms shall be accurats and strictly ‘the 8 will bo ns froe a8 ery effort will be ting to general rei The | Tse pe will be illustrated by engravings of the most besutitul, interosting, and suggestive of the various objects exnibited, including, as far ax possible, all such as ma) gratify und instruct. ‘The Record will thus supply instruction to artizans and marufactarers of every lars, and Fonder the exhibition permanently and ‘tically useful, long after the contents have been dis- Mlustrated Record will be iseued Weekly, from the opening to the close of the exhibisis will be com. plored in twenty six numbers, a Srelable supple- ment, knack number will consist of tour donble-columned pages of letcer-press, of the aixe and quality of the prospectus, besi four pages of illnatrations, and four pages devoted to the clironlars of ex Orrioe ov 71 THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS, Now York Jan. 21, 1853. Meesrs. GP. Putnam & Co—Gentlomen :—The proposal by in conformity with the advertirement, (sane his office on the 22d of Ni JOCTATION FOR THE EXitrmrr10N at fre ovamter, having bean 20. cepted, and a contract made tierenpon, © become exclusively entitied to the priviloue of pavlishing, water the authority and savotion of this associstion, an Illus troted Catalogue and Lilustrated Newapapor relating to the Exhibition, now in eovrse ef preparation, aud of urinating and selling the aame in tho exhibition bnilding, You have Alto became contractors for the publiostion oft Catwloeue For the compilation, publica’ 4 these works, you will recoive all facilities that the Board of Directors can rearonably wfford you, You aro aware that jock of tha Associstion, ia maklog an arrangement of this kind, Is not peeuniary gala, but to so- cure & pubticstion of a aaporior grate of literary, and artistic merit, To this you have high standard seroed on by rechod Wb . it is hoped, be of great an Tam, very resp ob Fully, Ren fasting benofofal ia- ntiomen, your obedient Verd 2 will he a doable ise about thirty superior Price for this double num- (be forwarded at onoe to ae- AM & Co., 10 Park plao Untalogne of cmly with the IL which oan be sont by t the close of the vo jenepyive ‘a ‘ition Wil be printed anit rd in one quarto volume, Ae 8 cubploment ty the Record . ‘THe Gutulogue wil evutain & complete account of all ar. Lele <Fn bite ap to dye close ot the exhibition, with full soft tovesting and important objects: i praotioal ‘mon; and ocoa weracions, not included tn the ouel er il ns wo N. d—The I ed Tecord mnd the Annotated Cata- lorve can tine bo bound torether ix ono handsome quarto Yelumecwith about four Jundred Stustrations, In the iirst of the for sl works 0 vd eoparnvely, thy dollars, ere remitting fy ty dolade, she dollars a in ndvango, ne elath cover for Mee id, five dollars. Annotated Cn: ube. f Ail. bo gratis wilh pudlion are authorized Fe paruitttoa Co be frtuted. e& aete ietne Quin hag contracted fur tho advertising in oach oap Kee i ‘vertisorient two insertions ‘or tho whole series. abd seins tn the do as Uo cujection 0, tra reas MS, ae the store of ar, A. Kamel, No. 33 Ronde street ITUATION WANTED-RY A GIRL OF SIXTEEN, to do light work, or as waiter. | Apply a8 the house of resent West Twenty-nlath street. ployer A YOUNG LaDy, oF coop EDUCATION AND plessing manuers, capeble of instructing three little iris under Von, years sant et and who ise good sewer, may and will be ia a poled: ra knowledge of 4 vie drone Oni as RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A Lat ation ae Siem tarea \d to take care of children; is geod pl Bas 1a bast Browd “away. Hae mo GIRL bak Sofia * SIT ASION TO Do PLAIN COOK COOK: dixon: chi omanee werk Good cit Please call Tel Bove toemth a Sixt s00d plain cook, and to aasiat in washing Good ‘retere: second street, between T TI find d Lexington YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid, and to assist inthe washing and irontag; or bermaid and waiter id go as nurse and do plain Han good cit: mee, Can be- seen for two 165 Prine street, corner of Thompson. RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES A situation in s private family as chambermaid nad to, do ming oF to attend on abildre objections to od referencd. “Can be'soen for two A daye at 101 Greenwi Any at YOUNG LADY WISHES AN EN' travel to Europe, California, United States, Address B. C., AGEMENT TO or any part of tho Herald oftice. N INTELLIGENT EROTASTANT. WHO FULLY cf ires a situation ia» antes aseatneda her busin ious factory referen i Ms ter street, in the rear, right band basement, for two days, or address @ line to Anns, at the above address. A RESESOTARLE XOUNG WOMAN, HAVING LOST 1d, wishes a situation as wet family. Tho best of rofer- @ seen at her own houso No. 1 ir ‘tr puree, fp a retyectable't ence ean bo given. MeKenny street, Brookly STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, OF REGULAR habits, wants a sitoation as coachman in a private fam: lig. 20 yell versed 3a the management of horsst and ose, Has no otjection to town or country, Test satis actory eity reference. Adres nae, in the store, Bour NINETY PROTESTANT GIRLS, OF GOOD cter, also thirty very respectable Catholics, can uations iminediately, »y appl; th Protestant Employment Agenoy, No. 7 Carmi jonetion ‘Sixth avenue. N fo. charge for situation un- jens able and willing to pay. Places ready for cooks, general work girl), nurses, ehambormaids, senmstrossos, &: GENTLEMAN WISHES TO SECU! for a young man, as coxchman, in Gap be Manly recommended, and iv tem ir. 8, Leonard, Bull's Hea street and Third avenu N INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN SIXTEEN YEARS of age, wishes to bind himself to learn some respectable trade. Coachmaker or mach‘nist preferred. Unoxce tionable refersnce given if required. Address J. C., Appre tice, Herald office, for three days. Can be seen at 87 avenue A, corner of dixth street. in the store. and cw i Fourth ay A SITUATION family. pect: rate, Plone i Hotel, Twenty: Warrs. 7a | sonia Rad bp Bh By BYTW9 sors, | THTEL maid or to wail io cueetion WA try. anne. seen at ii he fess and Gi | streets. ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECPABL waiter ambermaid, the other aid end seamstress; have uo ubjection to do any thing they A called upon, and can come well recom: mendes ir Inst where they oan be seon fur two days, API iy ‘at prey od avenue. Pip ineca SITUATION, BY A Fanos DESIROUS sy inj to Californi a She is gepable of tabling costes tl of = ama! rama or am 2 infa fox upon @ lady. he king Please call cr address C- ANTED—A FIRST RATE SEAMSTRESS, ONE WHO cam from bait, and ie fally acquainted, with hex bna- ferred. "A: maven tne door from De Rail Breckign oy pt Bd PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO DO THE housework and aselet in wflllng and making residing ins ‘apply exoopt tl leasant vill reland ve wue oan bring Pe from last employers and would ve fonteat i Bites io iknecnees, ‘Apply at 71 Broadway, up stairs, ed ANTED—TWO P ‘te family in tl do plain cooking, work ; the otber Both must begwell ro place, corner of Highth street ANTED.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING ON Staten Ieland, yast &® Protestant woman as cook, warher and froner. apy. ‘at No. 14 Maiden lane, New OTESTANT WOMEN, IN A PRI- couatry, near New York ; 01 avd ironing, aud ¢ care of children. 28t Mark's York, between 12 and 2 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE on Mion to do chamborwork and ivan from her Inst place at i9 West Thirtocuth strest, between Fateh and Sixth A SITUA- ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | WOMAN, ‘aw situation ta do the is feats! housework, washiog and ironing for sana private Ge od city reference can de given. seen for two 20 Twenty-sixth Hirlot, between Righth and Ninth ® Wanita SITUATION, By \_ KESPZCTABLE young woman, to do v0 work fa & private ot oity reteren at Plosse to call at go i ‘West anenty fourth u ont room, 1 WAsme A RESPECTABLE ‘YOUNG GIRL, A siguation to do housework. A Gorman girl of froin fifteon to eightoon years of age preferred. Apply at 401 Second avenue, ANTED-LY A RESPECTABLE hers SITUA. ion a0 waiter, oF to susish at light a peas or as plain sewor. Las no objection to go in the country. eu city votorence. Please, call ‘at’ ocr Van Broat d President strocts, near Hamilton avenue ferry, South Brook:yn. ‘be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A MIDDLF-AGED WOMAN, A SITUA- ‘tion as plain cook. Can bo seen at No. 78 St. Mark's place, where she is at prosent employ te ANTED—A FRENCH WOMAN, AS SZAMSTRE: and to take a of children. | None ood apply with: out good recommen fons. PPh East Tonth street, between th “ond dand 6P. M. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, HAVING dations, a situation as chambermaid seen for two days at No. 124 West near Sevonth avenue, first floor, front 2 and wi Fenty sixth st ANTED—BY A YOUNG. HEALTHY MARKIED woman, a situation as wet nurse inafamily. Can produce excellent recommendations for character. Inquire at No. 39 Third avenue, between Twenty fourth and Twen- i 8. ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN GIRL’ chambermaid and nurse. Iuquire at 138 £lm street: between Grand avd Howard, iu the rear. CCOUNTANT.—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TI{0- roughly acquainted with 'bookkeoping and accounts and willing t himeelf generally useful, Inquire of SPIRSSUN, 483 Broadway, up stairs AGT WANTED IN EVERY CITY A AND VILLAGE in the United States. Merchants can have the excla- tive agency for an article that solls quick, and pays one hun dred per cent profit. Sample rackages will be forwarded on receipt of $1. Apply or address 8, HART, 47 West Brond- way. BookkrErER WANTED-—IN A WHOLESALE DRY- goods store. Ono who is well acquainted with uncur- rent ‘money preferred. Address Clinton, -box 751 Post ee. OY WANTED—IN A WHOLESA LE DRY GOODS store. Salary $50 tho first year, Address Johnson, box 751 Post Office. 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN’ atituation todo chamberwork aad sowing, or chamber- work, fine wosing: and iroutans or as laum ‘an be well ‘rocommended. Pleate evil at 94 st. Mi place, Jower basement. Can be seen for two da; ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE joung girl, ns plain cook, washer and ironer. best of city reference. Pease call S bles 104 Nine! street, between on Sixth 1 and Sev Seventh avent ‘ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young gitl, to do gencrat housework. Has good referonve. Please call at Noe 104 Ninoteonch strect, between Sixth and Seventh aven ‘ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, fourteen years of age, a8 waiter, or to take care ot children. Can come wel) recommended from her last Place. Please tooall at No. 116 Allen atreet, rowe. 8 the nth OOK WANTED.—A WOMAN WHO IS cook and, also) lea receive liberal wi 8 by No, 38 East Twenty fi‘th street, botw NUMBER, AT 200 hopes’ —WANTED, LARG eet; and at 113 Maiden lane. Good hai girls to sew on sowing machines. lollar per day. Constant employment given, A GOOD nd willing to wash and iron, will recommendations, at and 1 o’olock. ALIFORNIA.—A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, WHO speaks Eoglish, w: the means ‘wishes to go to California, but has not Ste withes to accompany a lady who would do- in return for which sho would servo ia any . wherein she could make herself uscfal till the ox- Ler passagegwas paid. It would be hor pleasure to ything i wer to further tho interest of her pa tian Plens address for two weeks, L. 0. J., ferald 06. OPYIST.—WANTED, BY A LADY WO WRITES A ood, plain, quick and, writing to do; would copy Bancorp deeds, &e. Address, prepaid, Mrs, W., 120 Uan- ja fone 1 Rea —TO EXAIBITORS. A_GEN- tleman of literary and tite attainm offers his services to intencing exbibitors and eral advertisers for the preparation ota iroulars. concise account y ty aren de- iments fe wi eh be had much experience a the be Weel ‘3 air, 0. ‘Terms liberal. Address , oare of | Dy et) WANTED, IN THE COUNTRY, NEAR the city. A colored man preferred. No one need # spl; unless he ‘understands his business thoroughly. box 1180, Post Office, with reference and particu) SITUATION WANTED-IN A PRIVATE able Jana men, ehe GAs Rive B ‘ Broadway, ora Dete addrested to°5, ., Liceald ‘office, will be punctually attended to. ly Address ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY “A RESPECTABLE girl, a6 cham’ rmaid and waiter, or a8 chambermaid and pldin sower, Ina private famtly: no’ objection to goluz a rt cistanceia the country. Can he se or two days, if ot enzaged, at 141 Weet Thi reot, between Seventh and ‘Righth avenues, ‘ANTED--A PROTESTAD T GIRU, TO DO GENERAL housework, »t¢ No. 215 West Nineteenth street. site ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as clamberma-d and seamstress. Tho best ol reference given. Apply at 36 Vandam street, in the rear. ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- ‘urée and seamstress; i# fully competent to are and mavsgement of children. City refer- Please address « note to E. D., H ‘ANTED—AN EXPEKIENCED NURSE, derstands rearing an infaut with » bottle. Aleo ® gitl to set an under nurse, one nce! apply unlees they oan give satisfactory references. Call at 59 Seventh ayent Sogngr of Fifteenth street, between sO-arelvek A. and id oftive, wie UN- ‘ANTED—A STEADY WOMAN, WHO IS AN EX- perienced cook, for « private farity, to go a short dis- tance in the evuntry. None ne spply Who cannot com recommen competence and character girl, who is’ good washer and ironer. Apply at 79 et, Up atalre, ANTED-BY A VERY RESPEOTABLE GIRL, A situation as seamstress, and to take care of children. Has no objections to go a short distance in the country Can bo highy recommended. Please call at 73 Weat Fit. teenth street, ne FSi 3 ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAB girl, as nureo or seamstross, or as chambermaid waiter Plosse call at 211 Twenty-first sireot, City refor- ence given. Also, Job RUG CLERK WANTED.—A GERMAN, WHO SPEAKS coo¢ English, and has some knowledge of the American business, preferred. Apply to. M. Wright, corner of Co- Tumbia aid ‘Union etreets, South Brooklys. RUG CLERK.—WANTED, A WELL QUALIFIED young man to take obarge of a retail store. None but ® competent person need apply, at 32 Cathorine stroct. RUG Wes Pate it E HAVING A thorough knowledge of the bu: may apply at No. 169 Atlantic wt corner Clinton, Brooklyn. Pour HUNDRED HANDS WANTED. FOR MAKING all kinds of shirts and drawors, at J. Minzeshei- #, 421 Grand street. Gantyre WANTED—A SINGLE MAN, WHO PER- feotl; derstands the mansgement of a flower and 0, apd also the careand management of a horse -& sober, industrions oR wishing a confort- gle and permanent liome, can apply to W. A. Batchelor, 233 Broadway, | ADY’S MAID WANTED.—SHE MUST BE A FIRST- rate seamstress. know how to dress hair, good temperod and sno, bet None others need apply. Call at No.7 Fifth avenue, m_10 and 12 o'clock. Nias ND § SEAMSTRESS WANTED-—ONE WHO thoroughly understands the cutting and making of children’s clothing and ge sewing generally. A perma- nent situation is offered ¢o one capable and willing. "Apply at 280 Ja; i, Brooklyn, lpr eet WANTED-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS towing on Indios’ and gentlemen’s linens and children’: appar ‘Apply at No. aiterncon. 106 Hamorsley street, during t! ANTED.-BY A WIDOW, Wi1HOUTINCUMBRANCE, situation as nurse for the slok; has boon sink nures for many years, and is employed by the best physicians in tho city, and norees in the first families, would ‘accept tho situation of housekeeper m ® #mall family, or nurse to an inquire at 6234 Carmine street; can bo seen during the weok. ANTED—A_ SITUATIO Seoteh woma: food cook, wash Would pr dress M BY A RESPECTABLE the best of city reference; ine 'ironer, and w vory good baker. private family. Apply “ or ad- ich street, front basement, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to cook, wash, aud iron. Best of city reference can be aly where she has lived for three years. Floaso Sixth avenue, Fiftecath ond ‘ispeenth, ‘streets, for ‘two days, in from her in ne ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung Woman, to do gencral housework in a small pri- vate family, is, ® good plain cook, and. washer am Good city reference given. Please call at 244 Ninth avenuo, corner of Thirticth street. Can be seen for two day: G engaged. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do general housework in family, or to do'chamborwork ax¢ waiting; ferencd from her last place. Pleace eal at No. 1 Greenwich street. Can be for two days. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, oneral housework of One who will keep herself as we tidy condition, and be content with a good ho: ato wages, muy apply at 275 vearl etreet, Now York. TO pO T Sieve tin WANTED—A YOouNG WOWAN TO act in this cereciey | - a vane bound to California. Ap. Ply oo board the ‘om 11 to lo’elock to day. Clippers, at pier 27 ast river, 0 PROPRIETORS OF ESTABLISHMENTS LEAVING town for the season, or residing in tho country, oither in sinets oF a boarding house, wanting a superiotendont or stant. the advertiser, who, is lady, highly trustworthy table, would be glad to moot with au mont. dress it, W. O., box 68 Browlway Post O ‘0 VELVET MANUFACTURERS.—A MANUIAC- turer from Lyons, enabled to preduce by an entire ni invention & most sicen it and superior article of volv rerity and plain, combining elegance of desi and 8 pitta « of texture, offers his sorvices to manfacturers of tl above artic Address C. C., 128 Wooster, corner of Prince street. 0 TAILORS AND CLOTHIER:! FIRST CLASS cutter, of considerable ox parton dwell qualified in every particulat duct # Arai sel ee For particulars wadrees J. r atree' jel be! FIVE Gnop AND INDU TRIOUS MEN Ay No. 00 clit with mn ital from ton to fifty dollars, where the invost wiont will yield’ a daily profit of from six to ton dolines. Inquire of kK. ', No. 612 Broad: 0 BRE AN ACTIVE STEADY MAN, JUST WERS. srrived from Holland, and thoroughly acquainted with tho brewer's business in all its brances, 70 tain a situation, and make himsels gonorally use dress T, F., Herald offs, WO OR THREE FIRST RATE GOLD PEN MAKERS wanted, Apply to A. Morton & Co., 25 Maiden Lan, VANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A general housework, in a small private cook, good wasker aud ironer. Can st of city reference from hor last p.ace, where sho en years Can beseon for two days at No. 17 Dominick street, second floor, JANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMATD, FINE warher and tronor, of chambermaid and ssarnstress. Inquire at 229 Ninth avenue, near Tweaty fifth stroct. TANTSD—A WOMAN AS NURSE, TO TAKE CARE of lady in feeble honlth, and about to have «surgical operation performed. None but the most experienced nocd apply. Inquire at 69 North Mooro strect. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young woman, a first rate cook. Eldridge street. W ANTED- Vrovertant RESPRCTABIN Please call at 76 ANTED—TWO GOOD DRESSMAKERS AND ONE apprentice, Apply at 4 street, to Mrs. Perry, SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, as ohok; sho thoroughly waler stonds her business: no objection to ity or country. Can give the bose of city reference. | also by hor slstor. ax cham: aid; ifn good washer and irouer forities nood apply. rear. ANTED~A SITUATION, widow woman sewing Can come w Can be seen for two room Me None bat privat Plenso call at 89 Bast Broadway, in BY A RES! nurse of chambermaid, recomended by her Inst omp! At 114 Fast Twenty-first reel, W'ntev—ny A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOuNa Woman, & situation as cook, and to wash and iton, who knows her hurtnena porfectly. | To any family in want of w perror in whom they can place confidence, this ita rare Chance, which cam he seen by the fact of her living In some of the htt families in this city for soveral yours, and onl 1 with hex proge.xt employer in consequence of the fa mcving oul of tonns. C8 be econ nt No. 95 Great Jones street, No, 3, in the rear, ANTED-BY A RESPROTADI YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation as cb: id and. to, tend children, oF 8 waiter in a small pi fan x Inquire at $8 Clarkson street. in tie for two indress in ® private given. laquire at third foor, back V7 ANTED-—-A NEAT, TIDY une GIRL, AS NURSE ro tw, Jn a family where there aro two customed to ¢ ildren, must no covntry shore time. if required: One who ean, do plain sev ing py Apply in Camberiaud strect, Brooklyn, soveath tort of Falcon avenue, Wares SITUATION, BY A STEADY, RESPEC- talle Prote-tant woman, ‘As senmotrons, and to assist in chamb«rwork; is an excelleat seamstress; oan do al! kinds of family sewing: i# also , ood sbirt maker; would go as housekeeper ™m ® smalt . san active capable woman, Please call at 286 Sixth ereaah for two dsj ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE the ‘chamberwork, washing and no objections to do the @ best of city reference, Can ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 4 situation to do housework ina siaall private family. Can be seon for two or three days at 73 King stroct, in the rear. RD—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, er aud ironer, and to do tle en private family. Apply nt 166 West Tweny-fourth ot, between Seventh and Kighth avenues. None wooed ly ‘but thore who ean show the Lest of reference. JANTED—A CATHOLIC GIR, TO DO TAR HOUSE. work of a small family, (ma, and wife, and take care ofa child ten mouthsoll; must be x gond washer and tronsr and plain gook. ‘he best of references required. Wages, $5 # month, Cailfrom 9 to at No 12s Forsyth strcet. YOUNG, GIRL, A in bho wav iuiny frngiy y Eleventh street, ter ty TED—BY A RESPRCTABLY WOMAN. A$ On he 00.8; porfretyy ander nie at ite branchew; iam ci0d paeiey as wo Ob: jection to aseiet in the wacbing and ironing. tne good ro- Terence. Cen be seen for two days, at 121 FKirstavenue, hotween Seventh and Aighth srreots, seo not goud wesber and ironer, be econ for two or threo floor. Ware, IMMEDIATULY—A GOOD SEAMSTRESS and deecsmakor, at 202 Kast Broadway. TAN'TED—BY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘ situation as good ook, washer and itoner, Bost city ond A SMALL woman; isa Has the best of olty reference. days, at SL Rose strost, firat ATION AS COOK, IN roforonce Apply at 36 Great Jone street, No.2 in the roar, Can be Boon for two coys. Wc SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE tel git), Re I ef chanbermatd, who thor onally understands owen ogiven treob 10N AS CHAMBENMAID, BY and to eetable young girl, in private farail a 3. be siven. wicks en eadiat eanrornes otree ays. | Dovelar of G's Wit SITUATION, 0 DO THE ; GENERAL housework of small Private family. by au industel pablo, and tidy gil, whe will be well recommondod ver Toot Please | fo. Sts Weet ieee fourth ebreet, near Tenth ‘oMadal ANFAD—-BY, 4, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT "Bas no section te fo chest. dtiuee the coun. 6 Please call at 463 Green treet, front Basement ANTED—A GOOD DRE&SMAKER, OR A PLAIN teamstress for two or three montus, to Ko ashort distance ovt of town. American lady preferred. ' Apply at Sandtord’s tailor store No. 127 Fulton street Compensation moderate, washer and bho. No, 22) First avenue, second floor, for two days. ANTED-TWO WOMEN, ‘washer, and ironer; thi three years ol f be thd) im appearance, and o i very particular. AS GOOD COOK, fo take care of sohild hair. Mui bo ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, WITH GOOD REFER. ences to do the plain sew! ad Mzht housework of s small fauily; mut befond of ehilerea, Apply at 9 Third “WAnzen-« WATCH MAKER, WHO UNDERSTANDS eae all kinds of watebes. apply to T. Droz, 216 IN A WATCH Direct Post A SALESMeN WANTED. an ry store. Reference requii Office, 2,17 ANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS Gar. dening and taking cars of horses, None need apply but ¢hose of good charactor, ax the situation is ‘comfortuvie. Apply at 869 Broneway, in the morning. — ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, OF PROM EIGHTEEN o twenty-two years of ogo, as clerk, sristant in a watel and yeas sud well pply Wise, dr, ww @ TiF oI sso Brookiyn. a ae A RESPECTABLE MAN, A SITUA- cutter ia a wholesale or retail tailoring estab. lishment understands custom work. Address Box $82, Post WAIT UPON AN neat and cleanly, and ‘and integrity. Apply To invalid gentlowar t lve come well recommended for sobr te JOHN Tt. HENKY, 513 Broadway ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GENTLEMAN HAV- inga thorough kuowledae of Manchester manufac pa Printed goods. Address H. D., priater, Herald lished, provided they are doing a good bi Adams, Herald office, stating full particulars. WANTEP-THIRTY TO FIFTY MEN, OF PERSE. vering and epergotic habits, to sell au article used im every fails; that if pay team $5 to $10 per day, they mast pi & OW of at je and no Al i Gaabardt’s premium depot, $08 Bevoune steeek: SPP 2 DE. Wa BUSINESS MAN, WHO 18 a GO! NG TO California, that williuvest some espital, and take charge of s profitable and respectable business, in which large profite may be realized. Address Banks,” with real name bad resk works. ry Aas D—A SITUATION, IN AN AUCTION AND commission store, by one who is competest to receive and deliver goods, keep books, &°., and is willir himself gonerally usefal, for a small, com) reference git A note directed to 7. L. 74 Bighth avenue, will meet with immoc iat vtention, AITER WANTED.—ONE WHO PERFECTLY UN- deratar ds hil ‘None others nood apply. In- quire at 600 Bro the basement, WARTED-A, SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE OU man, as ns er ja a Liq: ie store. Le in well socunintectwil the ness, and wil make him: bays octal.” Gad sity terersases, Tho eavections e sven at 676 Kichth avonuc, Mquor store. ANTED~AN capable of opening an an extensive manufacturing rt of un nestic nce, Post Oflice, New Yu y, for two to make sation. Best ‘ald office, or a ly. Addr ‘Office, with real nate’ and refer W22122 FIFTY YOUNG MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS to engoge in a light end lucrative businods. that will paymen of energy $40 to $60 per month ust of ex- ees. Young ‘men Meghan tate oth’ advantage, to apply or addre George W. Hill, 2°9 Brondws: WAntzp-A SITUATION, A RESPECTABLE American boy, fourteen yenrs of age, in a lawyer's with the city. will find it areatly post puid, early to office, or tu run of errands; is well aoquait Please address Win. 8., Herald office. cakes: WASTE D—IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE. A BOY, with good recommendations, about sixteen or oi hitoon years of age; one who has been in business befo: H eas Ee Eoglish and German, preferred. Address box BA ‘ost ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE BOY, A SITUATION a6 conchman: would have no objection ty gow short dle tance in the country. Best of roferonco from his last place, Can be toon a third et cet, for two days. ANTED—TO LEARN A TRADE, BY A STEADY 3eung man, about uinetoen years, cf age, of good lite- tary acquircments, and bu ving the best of olty references, Would Wxe the printing business. Address J, 1s. 45 Madi: ton sirest, room No. 6, for two days. A NTEDUIN AN LAWYER'S OFFICE, AN INTELI- Rent Loy, about fourteen, years of age,'w a good baud. References required — A: Henry Alker, 27 Beekman atreet, betwe A.M. ‘ANTED-SIX COOKS, TWO NURSES, TEN GIRLS for housework, and four small girls. Fee returned if pot engaged this day. Also, a nnuber of girls lately landed can be suited at INES’ Long’ inland. Servante’ Office, corner of F alipn and Middagh strest, Brooklyn. ‘This ‘the bert calls from city and country, for both men Wanted this day, six farmers, ands boy {for s gro- girl cory sore. ANTED- TInST CLASS SERVANTS—TO NOTICE reat famuilivs in the city and countey; call 1 Tillery stroct Brooklyn, for their s of every description who understand ain most desirable and respectable Htuations without any deloy whatever, 'ANTED-AT NO. 4 SANDS STRERT, BROOKLYN, Intelligenve Office, Protestant and Catholic girls as cooks, chambermaids, seamstresses, goooral houroworkers, &c. Placer now reauy for a large number. mer and boys. N.B.—Employers can alwa: selection of servants at this office. ANTED~ AT THE SELECT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 20 Third uvenue, between Fourteenth and Fitteenth per part of the city good cooks, for general housework, eight chambor aud six walt ine “pitls, eight American oF’ Sf ish “nares | ‘These situations aro first andt ih 'No charre ifmot suited’ Plone call t {erences required. N. early, a4 the offeo is as very morning at seven o'eloe HE CREAT TROTTING MATCH BETWEEN FLORA Temple ard Highland Mali, for $2 000, M, poseponed yest r- day, to cows off today, June 2, at 2 rocisely. Centreville Courre, 1. f-—Mateh, ‘$2000, milo hcate, three in five, to wagons, H. Woodruf names +. m. Flora Ter ple; F- J. Nodive, names bm. Highland Maid, ‘The cara leave South ferry, Brooklyn, for the course at 12 M. 1 c'elock P. M.. ond retnen after the trot is over. Faro ents, Also, staces will run from Foiton and Williamelurg ferries, from 12 vo 1 giclock. eat NION COURSE, I= ROTTING —THE GREAT trot botween Mac and from Philadelphia, will bs aes ae any, (T ay) Suly at2 o'clock Mhould the woather prov 1 SNEDICOR, Proprietor. Ux, COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.—A PURSE OF $1,000 will be trotted for on Thursday, June 80, at 3 PM. mile beats, test three in five, to haracss. Mr. Wil- iam King namos blk. ¢ Black Dougie from Philadelphia. a H. Woodruff names b. m. ‘femple. he above 103 may be justly rated avon Lvhrat olgas’ having trot iN ie, a harness race: singe, torether. b her, Flore, in 2 30: Tex ie trotted with Highland Maid, Thi tent for the public to be assured of gneof the Snort teete of the season, ‘Cars will onve fe rooklyn, for the course, at 12 A. M. and 2 P. will run hourly for the track from the Grand Williamebi a. ‘JONN I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor. ted, in E PATD POR THE RETURN di tan terrier sintto No. 82 War. rayed on Saturday, June i i REWARD WILL of a smal! binc! Ten street, whence sli b1() REWARD. nicht, 25ti ty-cizbth street, note for $68, anu sore other nyt’, 34 Wert Forty -soo0nd the above reward and thank Joh Fortieth p.Brondway to ng $03 in Mls, apers. By leaving it at Stew street, the finder will recvive of the owner, — horses; one light Bat alitped tea potte tues: chet Joft knee und Mind in one eye, ard ona vith ewiteh tail, A liberal reward wi Foturm toxConoeleye's tavern, Basiyriek Cr ywith ep on all dark cream color AT 441 BROADWAY.—A LARGE 77 hae TAN PIAN J agsortmont 0: pinbos, from tho eelobrated house o! » Boston: alee, the weil known ‘nstra AGo. with & Curl supply of wow a pale at ver rome makes, tor 41 Bron! 3 LIK oun & TMUMPSON NOS AND ROUDOIR Buvieh, S Wareroera 103 Bt Baving « euperior Jat facreanttrert ots H do wall 6 o’olock P. pe as Mesieae ts & OK TWO PUPIT® Will he intr forte. by a young 186 Adtrom & WC © wt, should thoy be in Heacted at ber own reridonen, 0 per quarter; if required Ko out, B12, TANO AT A TARGAIN.— FOR SATROHEAP, TO PAY navaneo, a hich toned rosewood plano, In good Condition. “Thisiss rare chan any, poraon in ant of a Jano, ax ib will be fold much below its valuo, for one, to 5 Pall ab 48 Vesey strcet, in the bovement, from PM TURE STLABON, | PRESENTATION OF A GOLD wEDAT, TO FATHER i Gave c a toature in the Metrow Jone Mth ats oolook the 8 iveu towards the erection of tho Italhan church, and on which ogoasion he Will he presented by Waldenee Loder, No 0 Amorican Pro. testant Aarotiation, with a rald me Prowent and futore of America. Momber cad frionds of liberty, are invited to Tickets ey be had at 167 Browdwar. ¢ way, Aud Crowens, 609 Broad way rter & Brother, 285 ADDITIONAL EUROFEAN NEWS. Highly Interesting from our Turkish Correspondence. OUR LONDON DESPATCH. THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE, &, &, Our Turkish Correspondence. ConsranTinorLe, May 29, 1853, The Departure of Prince Menschikoff and its Effect —The New Minister of Foreign Affairs—The Greek Church—The Turkish Army and Navy. The departure of Prince Menschikoff and his suite from Constantinople is mentioned in the official paper of: the government (Journal de Constantinople) of the 19th of May, in the following language :— “It might be supposed that after the solution of the points of difference relating to the question of the Holy Places, nope other would arise to place in doubt the concord existing between the Sublime Porte and Russia, her old friend and ally. We have the profound regret to announce that it has not been thus, notwithstanding the good-will which the Impe- rial Government may have brought to bear upon this matter, the great need of which was felt by all the world. Prince Menschikoff, Ambassador Extraordi- vary cf Russia, having asked, after this solution and in the way of an u’timatum, a treaty which should contain a stipulation for the maintenance of the privileges and immunities of the Greek Church which have remained intact since 1453, when the Imperial Government established them of its own full and free will, the Sublime Porte, after six couucils of ite ministers, (all the great functionaries in actitvity and in non-activity having assisted at the two last,) saw itself in the painful obligation, from respect for the dignity of the Czar and the treaty of 1840—signed by all the five great powers, made in view of assuring the independence of the Ottoman Empire—not to acquiesce in the demand of Prince Menschikoff. We: hope, nevertheless, that the sincere and conciliating ntentions of the Imperial Government, which for so long a time strived to adppt the means of giving a greater developement to the measures already taken to secure the well-being and tranquillity of all the Christian population of the empire—measures, which are about to receive their completion, of which ag assurance was given by the Porte to Prince Menschi. koff, as well as to the representatives of the other Princes—we hope, we say, that these intentions of the Imperial Government will be appreciated by His Mojesty the Emperor of Russia with the loyalty and the justice of mind which distinguishes this monarch to so eminent a degree, and that the rela- tions of friendship of the two courts will not at all be changed by a decis‘on based upen the most es- sential rights of the throne of His Imperial Majesty the Sultan, and the most important rights of the country. “Tt is asserted that in consequence of this deciaion, agreed upon definitively yesterday, and which could only be considered as a matter of absolute necessity, Prince Menschikoff will leave Constantinople to-mor- row, with all the members of his embassy. “It is much to be regretted that the Prince, who, before the expiration of the five days fixed upon for the definitive reply of the imperial government, handed in yesterday, in the afternoon, a last note, announcing the suspension of political relations be- tween the two States, and that be has not waited be- fore doing so the definitive answer, which was ready in the period before stated—an answer, which would have fully convinced him that the Sublime Porte hag the firm resolution to give, in virtue of its indepen- dent sovereignty, a complete satisfaction, not only to the interests of the Greek Church, but also to the interests of all the other Christian communities; which would have, it is not doubted, prevented him from adopting the regretted determination which we now announce.” ‘The same official paper next adds :— “The day before yesterday and yesterday the Council of Ministers was held at the Porte, under the presidency of the Grand Vizier. All the high fane- tionaries, in®@ctivity and in non-activity, took part in it. The Ministers discussed the subject of the ques- tions pending between the Sublime Porte and Ras- sia, To-day there is a Ri Kiale (Privy Council) at the imperial palace of Teberagian, on the occasion of the elevation of Mustapha Pasha to the post of Gran@ Vizier. After the Council, the Ministers met in council in the presence of his Imperial Majesty the Sultan. The Council lasted for several hours.” The Ambassador of the great despot of Burope has thus broken asunder the diplomatic relations which have existed between the Porte and Russia since the Treaty of Adrianople in 1813, and removed with him all the members of the Russian mission except the Chancellery, which is left to protect the subjects and the commerce of the Emperor. He came for the evident purpose of bullying the Turks, arid to brow- beat them into acqniescing into demands which would scarce leave the Sultan a shadow of independence. To intercede officiously in behalf of the Greeks, the co-religionists of the Emperor, and to use his friendly influence with the Sultan for the preservation of the privileges and immunities which the Sultan and his forefathers have been pleased ta, give to the Greek subjects of the Porte, would have’ “been more successful, and met with more success, No sovereign in Europe poseesses kindlier feelings, or is more just than the Sultan towards his own sub jects. During his reign he has accorded to them pri- vileges which their fathers certaivly never possessed. In the imperial rescript called that of Gal Haneh, from'the place where it was read and proclaimed by Rechid Pacha in 1840, is comprised all the princi- ples of the Magna Charta .of England, and many of those of the Constitution of the United States. It was found impracticable to put all of them into force in a country, or rather among a people, not yet cad pable of appreciating them or of controlling them- eelves, when freed from the iron rule of proud Sul- tans, and consequently many of them fell into dis nse, yet noye have heen withdrawn or abolished; and it isnot improbable that, as the people of Turkey have since then become much improved and more enlightened on the score of political rights and da- ties, itis now designed by the eame able Minister and generous Sultan to revive them in such @ manner as will best adapt them to the minds and feelingsof the people, and cover all the ground which Menschikoff thought to compel the Porte to go over in a treaty with him. ‘The Journal de Constantinople says, in a previous number to the one above alladed to, when speaking of the nomination of Rechid Pacha tothe post of Minister of Foreign Affairs:—“In grave circum- stances it is necesrary to be careful of words. The ministry is modified, but it remains the same; all the members who, yesterday even, composed it, remain in the councils of Hix imperial Majesty, the Snitan, with diferent posts for some of them, and an addi. tional strength for all by the nomination of Rechid Pacha, whose name and high ostimation are known ollever Europe, Each one of them, by nobly pér forming, up to the present time, his daty, under very difficut circumstances, have only had in view the intereste of the country—the dignity and the sovereign fights of the crown. The re- turn of Revbid Pacha to power, is the sorest guarantee that the minfstry will continue to do ils duly with the same moderation, and the same sentiments of uprightness and security, In civilized times, strength consists in right—the latter com mands the respect to oll, and to every one,” The Greek church is traly corrapt enough, and its patriarch, bishops, and clergy are more bigotted ond besotted than the members of any church on th¢ face of the globe, including the religion of the grau¢ Liomaof Thivet. Drankards, liars, and fornieatory are ebundant, and simony is rife in it; but this is by no Means due to the Otteman government. Tt iq more than questionable whether this would diminish under Russian influence. But, be this as it may, the Emperor of Russia, peaceful as he may be, has cer tainly no right to send an ambassador, as haughty ag