The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1853, Page 6

Dihaye Convention te Albany. ‘MB. DILLAYS'6 OWN AOCOUNT OF THE AFYAR. aa procendings sf Srnaoven, Aug, 16, 1953. ‘TO THE RDITOR OF THR MEW YORK HERALD. Deas Smm—In the Hemarp of yesterday, ander the beading of “ The Dillaye Convention in Albany,” Albany correspondent attempts to give a his- tery of the origin of “The State Exeoutive Com- has be kept out of the way of all the facts in the ane, to promote his apparent desire to manufacture &@ statement for popular wonderment, that he has @ither proved bimself an egregious blunderer in attempting to force my name intoa notoriety he rebiver tka pas tlh sought to attain by a presumptuous most unequivooal seceareie the "Moss State Se riaad ‘tica in which, he says, was ” and i ico ** efforts, contributed ly towards the era aaleeig of the election of TS, and had an adequate amouut of assurance not only to call without authority a convention of gentlemen from the vari districts, but absolutely to convene them, agi wand of power, to set them in mo- I claim for myself no exemption of your most erudite cor- assumption of auth with gah Be oats 1 1 authority, bave Sicemmpted to clone myself. But don me for not assenting to act, even ‘ subordinate master of the ceremonies,” ander, gu in r arrangement of facts. A brief origin of “ The State Executive Committee stibe ponies Democracy” will show how lose! mndent has stadied the subject of hi n examination, I think you will find he torture the facts as te ene I ‘must @ parr as labored an effort to organ of disaffection at Al ings of the convention to belie ri said, and throw odium oa the paeition Thad es to assume. He starts off by will be recollected that a Mass State Convention was held at Utica, called a Democratic Council of the oung Men, and that it was called by the Union Chub 6 of the city ot New York.” The convention originated under the following circumstances :—George J. Galla; Hoa. John Wheeler, Uhairman ot Republican Young Mea’s Committee of the city of New York, to issue a call fora convention, at Tammany Hali on the 13th of Octol sider the zone, of “re | a grand coancil of the young democ: he proposition was assented to 3nd the call aia On the day designated, dele- frem a large namber of counties assemoled. meeting was called to order by the Hon. John Wheeler, and organized by selecting E. F’. Bullard, of Waterford, as chairman, and two secretaries. The object of the meeting was stated, and the pro of calling a council of the youn; vussed and agreed upon. Hon. D. compliment to Horatio Seymour, then candidate ‘a Governor, named the city of Utica as the place for This proposition was assented tu. A committee of seven was then proposed by a gen- tieman of New York, ie meeting, and agreed to. the gentlemen whose 1: cuiea are attached to the fol- Jowing circular, as such committee :— Tammany Haut, New Youk October 13, 1852. Dear Sen—At a meeting of revresentatives from thirty ‘@, called by the Democratic Napublican Young Mvn’s Commitee of the city of New ‘York, for the purpoce of adopting t-¢ requisite means to Aconvention of tho dewocratic young men of held at Tammany Heli this dey, the uadersign. ed wore appointed as aa executive committee to carry Re Sg non into execution It was unanimously resolved Aslegates a-sem sled to call a council of the young of the Stets. at the city of Usies, on the 26:0 month, at 12 0’c!ock ‘tance of this wovewen: cannot be over-esti- ch a council welt attended, will arouse the ones of the «hole democracy, nerve them to action, sani prove a stimulus sneh as secured the State to the demoorstic party in 1844 To make it an overwheimiag demenstra‘ion, the executive committee tuke this method of cating you: attention wo tae necessity of organizing Fs ae for delegates to represent you in object of the gathering will be to arouse every @lement of the democracy to the im, vigilant exertious in the last days concert the best measures to bring result for the democracy in the Stal ‘each other ad fo ti her proposed to the Democratic the convention. out the objects of tae e chairman appointed different counties in the s' portance of active apirit of the importance of the Esecative Con Comuzstttee will expect you to secure & to be present from your tows, and to stim- echool istrict, Uf possible, to rend its | oeuytreeta has just demonstrated by her glorious the importence of the great meetings at Rea Ivis conitentty hoped you will | making such a demonstration ia the Eapiry State, ae wilt ensure a Like glorious result. ‘You will please address the Fxecutive Committes at | ‘Temcinay Balt, ft as early @ date as porsiole, with full | STEPHEN D DILLAYS, Casirman. C. 3, BUG ARDUS, a B, TaYLon, ‘Greensborough Tiatad RYSDRE1 That committee honored me by selecting me asits | The above circular was then prepared, and sent broad-cast ever the Stal most enthusiastic meeting assembled, representing nearly, if not quite every, coagrestional district of the night previous to the meeting the commit- tee assembled in their room at posed that an executive committee of the ocracy of the State should be appointed. | committee assented to the propogition, and | onward thereafter drew up notices and nad | them placed in conspicuous places, requesting tue delegates from each congressivaal district to agree the name of some geutlemantorepresentthemon | committee, aud stating that the committee would hear and receive their reports on the succeeding morning, in theirroom. The committee met pursuaut to the notice, and remained in session till nearly two o'clock. A large number of the Congress tricts reported that they had agreed upon their men. instance but one, the report was received a3 . hen the Twentieth Cougressional district came to be considered, it was found that Mr. C.S. ins, of the First, had placed the name of J. on the list for membership; but the great majority of the delegates at the council from that district, presented the name of Mr. John B. Miller. All the A ther delegates were agreed upon As several of the committee ‘were absent when the question came up, it was, by the consent of those present, postponed until they should meet in the evening. As chairman of the executive committee, and at ons request of the committee, I called the meeting to order, and nominated Hon. Geo. W. Clinton as chair- circumstances under which | ye took, or rather assum- position cently the “day.” your correspondent bays “a wat canted uci met in 5 at Baggs’ Hotel, and agreed upon a porn tee a State executive committee of the young Unblushing impuderce, or a more un- Semaoanble ignorance, alone could have directed the n of ycur Albany Gulliver. Mr. D. B luring the meeting at | which the president of the ve ledare wed ty ype to ap) iter to consist ot ag from each ‘al district,” &c. This resolution passed agreed upon were handed to Mr. Taylor to be read with the resolution; but their reading was postponed, first, for want of time, and second, for the reason that the member from the Twenticth was not upon. Mr. Clinton met the Executive Com- | in the committee room, in the evening, and said to one of the Executive Committee opinion Mr. Miller was entitled to the ap- og should have it, called the committee ‘that Mr. Lyon's ap- dd give tion to the friends Miller, and that Mr. Miller's a) ive diseatisfuction to the friends of Mr. Lyon, the selection of a third them both, he had concl This was consented to, notwithstanding the for tne selection of the committee was hn tery of Mr. Clinton. The proceedings success of the Utica meeting notorious throughout the State. Union movement, as one of the main resolu- offered by Mr. Taylor fully shows, in which the language “That in Horatio Sey- Da ot our past ‘and consistent supporter by whose unremitting present union, which A large and Jtica, and Mr. D. B. convening of council. fered a resolution ty would dis- to ‘appoint Mr. It was known cs shout ras ith we aa. predict the overwhelm- , the gentleman in the letter of your Albany iking of the convention, on the | great gathering, said: politieal fe ey have we witnessed such a spontancous movement of the hag et of | a thet which is now taking pl wer rather the paper says: toe olly Ae fade as we write, with thousands and i and vigorous democracy, peeee jt ection of the State, with ban vices, and cannon, to almost an * gays the editor, far- ‘which this demonstra- will ond to the present exertions of the democ- roductive of another jation of an organiza- » wealous, and efficient ty of New York, culable service in fu- shown the utter ignor- ions of your corres- | of the committee | Sach ocurred, 0 Xin appeal Se Te Slat el few York, will be It lays the for of the young, a warewwiteiveyen the facts relating to the call Albers. 208 how “ Mr, taras up” the second part of Mr. a 5 Braragy D. DILLAYE. The Pottawatamics and mr. Ewt Wasaincron Crry, Augast 15, F a f Jamns Gorpon Benner. ss your Hinear> of the 12th inet, chalet. Su—lo talttee of the Young Democracy:” but so signally rived here’ I have been shown the folio PROM TUB ap ye ree ‘Ai net or ed as & compensation. ad bewes however, Sia setipalated that AG amount was ip ne event to come out of the regular annuities. Last took $30,000 out of the government erry and for services never ren: “of the tribe has visited the ‘Kind receptio joned them against , and promised a most thorough investiga- tion and friendly’ sssistaace on the part of the governm lam, and save been for more ne eee ro a peer the firm of W. he “ W. Ewing. Publication from your Washington correspondeat may be safely termed a tissue of fabrications. Into a bis small space it crowds # mass of untruth. ‘am advised by the Commissioner of Indiaa Affairs that he he never i eee or cousteoanced such a pub lication. There has been no deputation here, known or “°T stragaling perty of Deffoon Tedlans eight on eight in nume wee with one or two losfing half breeds, who have been strolling through the country, dancing, begging and Grinking whiskey, came here few days ago. They ee something to get wo white men (whose names are not now reculiected) had decoyed them off on a dancing speculation—had danced ¢hem as far as Boston, and there guve them the dodge. ‘So much for these vagabonds, magnified into ‘‘a depe- tation,” and procuring a ‘prompt investigation’’ by the Comurlasionse of I Indian Affairs. That offiser is deing n0 such thing, and he so informed me w-day. “They gave said attorneys a Power, of attorney, and $30,000 was named as a compensation. Nosueh power of attorney is or ever was im existence. “Last spring these attorneys took $00,000 out of the government annuity, contrary to agreement, and for services never rendered.’” ee eee ‘The said Ewings (actorneys) took any money out of the government anauity, contrary to agreement; but they have received from the nation money for services rendered, as per agreement, and which the nation, of their own free will and consent, paid to them publicly and in fuli csunell. All that was done was strictly pursuant to previous weil understood agreement, publicly, by the nation, in presence of the United states officers and many other sons, UE ama merchant and a man of extensive business en- gagements. ‘the hbels which I now expose and repel, tend to do me some terious injury ia my business and in my chsracter. Your obedicnt servaat, GEO, NG. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKY MARKET. Tavespay, August 18—6 P.M. ‘There was, this morning, more aciivity and groater buoyancy in the stock market, than we have noticed for some days past. There is eviteatly # better feeling among operators, The ciffereuce between cash stock and buyer's option has dwindled dowa toa fraction, At the first board, to-day, the purchases were uaasually large» and we understand outside speculators have come for- ward with a good deal of spirit sad confidence. The mo- ney mazket is gradually working easier. Capital is more freely offered, and the impression is daily becoming stronger that we are not so near ruin and dissolution as the rapid decline in’prices generally induood many to believe. In many faney stocks the bottom has undoubt- edly been pretty nearly touohed, for tha preseat. The turning poins in all of them many think canaot be for off. Such, at all events, is the opin- ion of a large class of outside speculators, and time will test its correctness. The fact that thereare heavy purchasers in the market may tend materially to arrest the downward movement, The war question is about the only one now agitating financial circles, and wide difference of opinion exists upon that point. Speculators in stock, and capitalists generally, are invariably more influevoed by anticipation than realities. We have al: ready been unfavorably affected by the political move. ments of European powers, and it is a question if the actual commencement of hostilities would immediately have a more injurious effect] than that already realized. All these things must be duly considered, and they doubt- less bave been, by parties involved in the stock operations of the doy. The war party is decidedly in the ascen- darcy, and its porition is, without doubt, = strong one; but it may be weakened by the next arrival from Europe. Most of the eperations in our stock moarket, for a rise, are based om the probability that the Turkish difficulties will be amisably settled. The risk is great; but if this view is correct, the result will richly repoy the risk On the other hand, the war | perty is most sanguine, and operate boldly upon the pro- babilities of a general European rapture. It is @ fair geme between the two parties, as the great question mow standa, aud those who prove to be right ia their anti- cipstions will reap a rich harvest. The variations at the First Board today, compared with prices current at the close yesterday, were as fol- lows:—Florevce and Keyport advanced 4 per cent: Ni- | caragua Transit {; Penmeylvania Coal 14; Cumberiaad 4; New York Central Railroad 1(; -yatal ce 3; Parker Vein {; Brie Railroad %{; Hodson Railroad : | Mazlem 1{, Cantom Company fell of 4; por ent; Michi. gan Central Railroad 1{. At the Second Board the mar. | ket was all up, and at the close the texdency was towards a further improvement. At the Mining Board to-day, the sales were as fol- lows :— 1700 Phenix Gold..060, 15; 50 N Carolina Copper 6% 150 N Carolia Copper.. 6 The receipts at the office of the Aesistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $268,443 15; payments, $90,044 §8—Balance, $3 289,332 33, We learn from reliable sources, that the Potomac Cop- per Company have recently added to the mines heretofore worked two mines in Polk county, Yensessee, near the Hiwassie and Tenneseee mines; and another in Guilford county, North Carolina, near the McGullock mine—all of which promise to equal anything in their respective neighborhoods. Mining captains, with all necessary means, have been sent to both places, to commence work immediately. If one half is true that has been told us of the copper veins in Polk county, Teonessee, and in Guil- ford county, North Carolina, it cannct be many months before the public, and expecially the holders of Potomac stock, will be agreeably surprised at the sudden and large advance in the price of said stock. For a year or two past, we have been hearing representations of im- mensely rich copper veins in the above districts, which were £0 much above anything discovered elsewhere, that we accepted them with many grains of allowance; but time, and actual results, seem to confirm the most ex- travagant statements ever put forth about them. The Potomae stockholders will, of courre, congratulate them- selves on their good fortune; and it is gratifying to the public to know that the managers of this company have made personal sacrifices, and have given up private ia- teresta, to make this stock even more than they, or any of their associates, ever promised or anticipated. We learn that the directors will prepare a statement of these mines in the course of a few weeks, which will no doubt be given to the public. The Baxk Commissioners of New Jersey having made report to the Chancellor that they had made an official inspection ot the ‘Traders’ Bank at Cape May,” and ‘Bank of America,’ Cape May, Court House, and have reason to believe that the said banks are not carrying on the business of banking in a bona fide manner, the Chanceilor issued an order to the said banks to show cause on Monday, the lithinst., why the said ayaocia tions should not be declared insolvent. The court was opened accordingly in Trenton, the State being repre- sented by Attorney General Thompson, and the banks by ‘William Halsted, Eeq. Upon application of the latter gentleman, alleging want of time for defence, the hear- ing of the case was postponed to Tuesday, the 20th inat, at Elizabethtown. The gross receipts of the Housatonic Railroad for four months, ending July Slst, in each of the past two years, have been as annexed — Hovsatomic Ramroap, 1863. 26 077 08 089 07 28-498 34 30 208 42 see 0++$89,229 61100 872 OL 89,229 61 Gain over same period last year.............. $20,642 30 During the present summer the company have rune good many excursion trains, which have been the pria- cipal cause of the great increase, The following is an official statement of the tol - lected upon the canals of this State in each of the follow: ing years:— New York Stare Canats—Torts Conners Seoomd week in Aspe Total to Aug. 1A. Total.... $1,960 319 1,078 435 06 1461 308 4 1,468,280 vee 32 486 1.404 307 oc. 98,708 L104 191 eee 96,007 TUG 461 85,764 1,557,608 7 oompaii 20M a ropeipts for the two years te August ‘10a, 1863 and A688, showing the geneva! course of trada, Le 1853. — Dearease. Incr. aencnes S9TBjEOS $442,010 other Daten 006,778 41,616 $25,162 this State...... peta 25,270 $61,417 067,606 926,270 807.87 Considering the large ameunt received, the per coat in- crease is quite mmall. The increase is confined entirely to merchandise leaving tide water, The tolls for down fre’ght, all through the season. have shown a falling off. Courtland Palmer, of this city, has been elected Presi- Gent of the Florence and Keyport Company, aad of the Florence and Keyport Piank Road Oompavy. The business is to be henceforward transacted by the Florence and Key- port joint companies. The shipments on the Lehigh Canal are now 13,963 tons Dehind the supply tothe same period last rear. The Delaware and Hudsen Canal Company are 17,920 tons behind the supply to July 30, of last year, and the Penn- sylvania Coal Company 54,181 ahead, showing am in- creased tonnage from that section of 36,261 tons to July 80, The increase from that quarter msy reach 100,000 tons this year; but the scarcity of hands and the want of bouts will probably reduce it to 75,000 toms. Another break bas cince occurred om the Delaware and Hudson Capal, which will affect the supplies. ‘The Lake Superior Journal of the 6th inst. furnishe, the following intell gence from the mining regions :— saving istoligesce of as taineral wealth ce of miner: Shenceth share af the lake. Pu are Sold el» eerat fea'ore daly teomllon and’ half Crom the lake, which is represented to be extensive and valuable. We observed inthe hands of @ pasrenger a 6 mee from this ore ,w! At no ced reason has there been exhibited in the copper region anyibiog Like the activity and enterprise which cbaractentze the preseat period. Jearn that many of the omni mare Perey upon a thorough papinasion. 3 of propert and are by discoveries of the frst im- -—The day's movements consiated of 450 bt Otue and priron, at 2650. a 25 3;c.; and 60 bhds. drudge et 260. per gallon, MOVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVEBY DAY. a GEE FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ox ron SALE. —FOR SALE CHEAP, OR BEORENGE f . elght wall C velck Nousca tn. Hapel h Brooklyn. Yor pac- MELY FURNIS! 00U: maith he let, with board, in » petted A ore of the ae firet respectability nood miral Tosation im. thle oly alia bteds quired, ‘References exbhanged. 01 BACK PARLOR eeoics BEDROOM meine on <FOR SALE—THE | NEW FOUR STORY alone, sone be ob U. vrick dwelling Toes oi” Perches mo ences ‘and mor aT Moc. Wecaeriy, No, Brooklyn two oece rout minutes walk of Fulton ferry. LARGE, HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED, tl iat, with b era. to» rentlenn street, St, John’s nb park APARIMENTS AKD one Brosacay, Be ponte attached, te wife, —g00n ie FORA SMALE CAPITAL- ros = to a aS tho panes One ‘ire nay, ‘wii be jecla ate mises. ROOMS Rag ig et Palka Mais stecet in tw ee cae the most fashionable and quiet in New Yor! RESIDING AT 178 RAST SEVENTEENTH tuyvesant park.s few docrs enst of Second room, with the oom. to $10 por week for |—NO HUMBUG.—A WELL ESTABLISHED, ‘and profitable business for sale, at o otng culiged to go to Australis, Apply ‘at 608 Sixth avenue, second floor, front room. —A hada ballad oi PLEASANT AND yusiness for sale, at o sacrifice, the ae ‘board and forts of a quiet home. ro full board. Carsand tages conv PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, would'wish to let a pleasant front room lemon; a bao! ould be let low fo » permanent tenant. “Apply at 56) Broadway, bet wo Spring and Prinee ati D—PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT, whe had, with choice of rooms, at Nos, 82 oF Bt bas! Twenty third “atrect, pear Fourth avonue, has all the modern improvements. OARD.—FINE SUIT?S OF ROOMS ON SECOND floor, to let, farniehed or pacers hed, We families. Also for with tall oF partial owner being rrsliged and Brooklyn Agency office, 67 Chat Chatbam Bank. 9 ————————————————Ee OPERATION FOR CAPITALISTS.—A& SFlecald chance is wow offered of, fort nod butiaive Tote, fronting om Division street, over the imea of refiued iron ch was Obviously of streets, and adjoining the new Division enue Railroad "Weis chborhood composed of first class re- peer and free from tL kinds of nui lye) immediately, pricer Demon terms Os ¢ come instances rewarded portance, The Pheuix Mining Compan: river) have, we are informed, recently vein on their location, which is large and prowising. ‘The Nozthweet mining Company have been equaliy lucky im finding a vein of the same character about three querters of a mile east of their present works, on they will prcbably commence mining the present fall. siderable force still in the field, sad if their large estave does oat display other veins of like character we sbail be diss} ted. But by far the most toperuce of our intelligence is ‘The copper interests there are inax- progress, and attracting much attention, ress a ‘ago the Isle Royale Miatog Company (trans- ferred trom the island) cowmencrd miaiog on section abou! three-fourths of a mile souta of the lake, and bave been unur ually successful. Jocation thcee veins of great magattude, appropriately t, the Middle, and the West Sheldoa veins, as they were discovered by R. Sheldon, Esq., one of the most succesedul expicrers ou the lake. ‘There veins ron with the formation, and dip to the northwest one for in afathom. No. 1 shaft at the southwest is down about 46 feet. level and about 50 fest toward the 20. the 10, and No, 4 has just beea commenced, 3 have been connected at the 16. and drifting has been dope couth of No. 2 and north of No. 8, £0 a4 to make ia all £60 feet of drifting. Tne vein at the No. 10 fathom in No, 2 shaft is not lees than 12 feet wids, at the same level, 14 fest. 1D TABLES FOR SALE._WE INVITE BUY- ‘amine our stock of billiard tableson hand, with aden beds, wit® al! the modern improvements, ten per cent okgnnee, thas i fn the Uited Stave NIAMIN, heen ors. teveral single roomt hourd, in Ube frat ela between Broadway Private tabled? reeterred It of the city, by carsand stages, & jacovered a new ter establishmen dw des ‘desirable tocation ARM FOR SALE-CONTAINING 100. ACRES OF ‘4 beautiful location, nine miles also 2% miles from Philmont, Said farm is well watered by 1k, running in front of the house. The buildings Consist of a ood farm house, two barns, wacon house, &¢ ; good variety of trate. exchanged for city property. SUNG beent most of the tim ‘s qulet, private hou st of n widow lady would be first-rate tillable land, cast of the town of Hudeor Beare and Boston ¢fepots. They havea cov: office, for three days, GENTLEMAN, RESIDING OUT OF desires the ase of a farnished room for a fe hours daily. The house of a widow lady keepi ers, and living retired, will be preferred. A Broadway Post Oace. OARD —PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH FULL OR PAR- tial hoer4, for a gentloman and lady, on ‘atreet, ‘two doors bslow Canal. Btagos an ‘oars pase near the door. OARD—IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, tained at No.4 Abingdon square, wost side. ingle centleinen, Location plea: *) for sale low, oF For partioulars inquire of . TILTON, 140 Fulton street (OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL, LEAS! tures of a bakery, now doings ‘irst rate cash business over the counter. baking cightoon barrels per w f n for felling out, Apply on tho ‘promi- from bed lake. Tosre are on tue or single Persons, -A TWO YEARS’ LEASE, WITH THE stock and fixtures, of erocery eud liquor store, aow do. firet rate busine to eel ont is on resent occupant count of bad health. Particulars inquire on the promises, No. 348 Tenth avenue. OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT NO. 69 WEST TWEN- ty-thied street ove door west from Sixth avenue. BA feck by 98 foot 9 inchoe, house, three stories, basement and under cellar, finished by the Present owner for bis own Tesidence; bas gas, farnace, bath, convenient for families o tant and convenient to o OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR A few single gentlomen, can be accommodated with rooms, breakfast and tea. with’ dinner on Sunday, ‘Twenty -fifth street. improvements. Family small. forts of a home may be expected. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROOURE A handsomely furnished front or raer room on the second Indy only—location ia Brooklyn pre eral peice will be eivel , Broadway Post Oftive, No, 2 to the 10 fathom No. 3 is dowa to Ht the modera ‘Terms moderate. ‘The com: References exchanged. The surface shows at No. would seem to indicate that it is considerably wider at thet point, The company have had pitde dead do. or in other her words, they have sunk and driven wholly ‘and have tabea out a la In barrel and stamp work. It is year chip, in the form of barrel work, from 20'to 30 tons of copper, acd in this respect, get ahead of any new mine which has for a long time been opened on Lake Su- ptrior. The company have already to put up extensive stamp works during the next session, and then the public will soon learn whether the snticipa- in are to be realized. the Isle Royale Company has given a t im petus to the mining enterprise on Portage Lake. ge Lake Cumpany are mining on the quarter section immediately north of the Isle taken hold of both the Middle and Kast Sheldon veins, ‘andare encouraged by developements similar to those the Isle Royale. The Iancs of other compauies situsted to the northeast, om both rides of thetlake, and on the course of the Isle Royale veins. are being ¢: veins have been found, aud mining will commence there at an early day. ‘We learn from Charles Whittlesey, Esq., that the direc- tors of the Ciiff mine heve deciaed to sink a ‘the surface of the mountain, north of their wi the green stone, to their vein. This will be a stupendous undertaking ; but with such a vein as they possess, the company can well afford to do great thiogs their mining ground, south of the bluff, on the vein, wut 1.200 feet in length at the surface. As the works ‘increased in depth, this space increases to the morch under the overlaying massed of greenstone trap, which dips in that direction at an angle of about 25 degrees with the horizon. It is to penetrate to the prodactive portion of the beds as it extends northward uader this slope that the new shaft is ordered, Brock Exchange. First 1 th NCE al 18, her GE DY! Pate and utensils, torether with a lease of five ere ihe establishment hag every conv fordying. Inquire of oF Be ari he “STOC Store, corner of oe foor, with board for ferred—for which advance. Address OARD IN. BROOKLYN—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, and single gentlemen, can be accommodated with ard, either full or partial or unfar fow minutes walk, of Falten, oni F_SEYBEL, 107 Eighth avenu AND FIXTURES OF THE and Greenwich stroets; fine neighborhood, Gifectery, reasons for paliter " Would exchange for a farm of ten or Gfteen acros. SALE—A GROCERY STORE ON ONE OF THE baat Hyer ft Ber if $40 to yor day, whic! iH Terms. moderate. Apply thi erect, dornor of Atlantio, amouat of copper lieved they will this furnished rooms and bo: nished apartments, within made arrangements z ferences exchanged. A OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with a pleasant front room, akfast and tee and dinner on Sundays, in a private fam igh street, a few min from Fulton or Bridge strect ferries. References ex BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS be nocommodated witha fine large room in one of the mort desirable situations ia Brooklyn. at 86 Clinton street, opposite Schermerhorn. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives desirous ef obtaining = home every convenience and a rood substantial retired aad delightful situstion in Brooklyn, pply at 206 Washingto: ‘and magnificently aaere at present doing a tight be doubled by ily. Address or call Royale, aud bave E, STOCK, AND FIXTURES ocery and liquor store, one of the best Owner bas got another store to Inquire at No. 477 Sixth avenue, corner of Twenty ninth street. (OR SALE.—A LEASE OF A LOT IN FORTY-THIRD street. and a house Soates $1 400 three months ago will property oF for liquor 46, in tee SALE—TBE L! stends on the Sixth avenug. Id for $500, or exc! a ‘There is s eee attache jete order and ready for occupation, Apry to J. YONS, No. 9 Chambers street. R SALE—THE STOCK FIXTURES AND LEASE OF ‘a jewelry and clock store, in a good location, and doin: business. The owner of hia health, Any intormintion in regard to the business will be furnished. (OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL couNTRY RESIDENCE, with a cood, well built house, outbuildings, and all i Kear of fruit and shrubbery, dc. T, five miles from NJAMIN _ALBRO, No. 6k ‘A BARROOM, STOCK, AND FIXTURE: OR Staten lelend, bette One of the ferries. The loos in most desirable, and at present doing a large business persons of $400 or $00 capital, suck « rare chauce seldom Satisfactory ia ons for s Foome are large and sity, Terms moderate. OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—A SMALL can obta‘n two or three rooms, with board, i family in the country, two miles from the Hud and treaty five miles ‘from New York. It willbe Tousa's delightful rural home for two months or more. Beats. address Hucson river, Union square Post Office. cnday.. both by steamboat and railroad cl pleasantly situated, nour ‘and strect ferry. |ARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, a large well farnished front room, in ® yaodera built house, with the moderna improvewents, occupied b: Board for the lady only. Loeation in tl in advance, if desired. fice, stating locality, teras, te $1500 Ohio 6's, " 1000 ERKCrbas'71 OL} 1000 Hud Ist Mt Baa 10455 15960 Indiana 234 b3 54 bow Union square . Broadway Post OARD WANTED.—THE ADVERTISERS, A YOUNG man and wife, who will furnish their own rooms, wish to obtain board vith, a 31 Crystal Pe do Pi Dolly Hide Gon C. 192 N Y Contral RR. us; Mie rlat of use for the citys nad co York for sale cheap: street, fourth foor. Be SALE.—THE STOO! stating tara and location, 5000 Cal 7's, 970 BS gd 20 whe Corn Ex Bk. . EAastT accwTEn, Pal ey sit A eee Nae between 12 and Ls'elook and Dad Lara: BACK ROOM og CELUAR re int /ilage West, Ghectec com rtallr asd Nt ‘eteson Fit and Mi rote, venue, Morrisania Sih ae Rrvate, Fordham S re ie FURNISHED FOUSE TO LET. A way, between Thirty first and Thirty secon don oe BEY TAL siibacier Coes hates i x | emeiow. see eee ead & Field. West tteoes een oy. BwOAPWAY HOTEL 70, LEASE TUE ELEGAWe hotel des Dong Mondes, No Sit Broadway. cornet of a ihony street, juat Atted up in, the most epee menier, will be for five ‘The faraiturs wit be er areanged fd fod most undorbted se ROABWAY OFFICES TO LET Ath a Turge wlth of without, north lights. to secu." Apply to G.P. FOX, XS Brosdm y. cerns @ Anthony Dike TO LEASE—SUITABLE Bt of A FACTORY, ft essere on Newtown oor 8e a aon Pere iamab' a if DANiEL T, WAITE, Bact Willlamsbecg jURNISHED gry ier TO LET—IMWEDIATE POS- session given, at Staten Island, near the ferries; lov- ten ay d 5 the foraiture ‘will be wold with lease, STREET STORE 70 LET, NO. STA FIRE? for any respectable vBeslena wil be eases Good tenant. 4 oms u pad Heovs= NO. 82 CLINTON beaut (1GHTH STREET) near Fifth avenue to let. ssion 29th inst. Ap- a at joel Exchange Office, 162 Pulte street. Gas fixtaces L1Q008 STORE To REeT.—THS IS A FIRST RATE opportunity to obtain one of the most central eornee liquor stores ia the oity, withomt being compelled te obase, Tt will ‘with bar fixtures and furniture, compicte. “There is a large club room up stairs. Has boos doing @ good business for years. re te YY, 4 LET—AN ELEGANT SUITE OF PARLOR BOO! fitted any with all the modern improvements; euitabl fora physician or professional gentlemen, maar Rei od cio rene ene BRIEN & DINGLE, corner ‘Fourteenth, (T° LET-TWo NEA” COTTAGES, WITH VERANDAM fronts, pleasantly situated on Fifty-second-etreet. neat the Hudson Kiver Keilroad. Th c hi and the surrounding reune 0) Houston street mod ti Righth av ont the day. LET. THY TWO THREE STORY BRICK BUM, suitable for mechanics’ shops situated on leben 276 and 278 Fifth strovt, with or without steam mediate poskoarion given Also, a small cote: Fame pretpises suitable for one cr two small faailive ply to E, H. BROWN, 71 Wail street, from 1 to 2 B. ou. POET RIE pSTORE, AND FIXTURES. OF THe se No 19 Prince street, and stock for gale, To nag one having & small capital thir ia an excellent opportmity. 10 LET- Lap Masi arr taer EN NEW STORES ON BROAD. way and Thirty-fourth street. Rent varying {rm $180 to $400 Will be a, from onosto five yours for some Fespectable business. Apply te KG. FiguCR, Pino street, cing corner Broadway, under Metropolitan Baa! 10 LET—TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR. pizhed, to gentlemen, in a modero built house. Inquire at 118 Barrow street, w doors from Bloeoker. 0 LET.—A TWO STORY, ATTIC AND BASEMENT house, No. 155 Henry street, will be reuted low toa good tenant. Porwssion given immediately. Inquire en ' the premises, or st 273 Pearl street, (PO LET-T0 CARPENTERS AND CADINET MAKERS, f laree six atory building, well lighted, situated on the south side of Eleventh strect, noar Second ay to MACPARLAN & MEGRITT, No, 49 Third aven Estate and House use Agents. 10 LET—THE STORE AND ee southeast corner of Third avenue Gighth street in » good business location. Appl FARLAN & MERRITT, No. 49 Third av and House Agents. (TO, LET THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST Class house in Brosdway; siro, am once om the first fl suitable for physician’ Apply, between the hours of! ‘and J o'clook. and 4 to 6 o'clock, at 001 Broadway. 0 LET—A FACTORY NEAR JERSEY CITY, ON THA New ei per se factory consists of ‘two lar; buitding collar, ai ler; atone building, 80 b ; ferns ponaing, W74 by. ‘35; stone osilar, 1 36. m ‘at No.2 Uld slip, Also, the first floor and ocliag I fd clip. Apply on the premiees. LET OR LEA°E—A LARGE SHOP IN street, a few doors east of Second aven: oix high, well lighted, with eleven stalls attached toit, itable for # sareaparilla'manwfactory oF for mechanical par; gor it ill be altred to snié the applicant. Engul M, A. STEVENS, No, 6 Hall place. 0 LET, SEPARATE OR TOGRTHER—A HANDSOME store and large basement, cornar of Ninth steve Broadway, entrance on Ninth srect, well oaleutated shoe store. upholstery, or any other ros; tclow ton good tenant. Apply to MD. GOODWIN, No. 7 Kast Fourtconta strect, HORSES, CARRIAGES, dio, is high. Can be warranted und in slogls ot donnie herasen ou go beau under the taddlo, nud is very amart. beaconat Do, 118 Clinton place, Eighth stevets at T. Nexela'e ry OARD WANTED, WITH UNFUR throe persone in a highly respectable private family, ashington, Madison, or Union squares, at u moderato ‘as they will be permanent af «1 . 73 East Twelfth etr ot try board wanted for a few weeks. OARDING,— PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD, may be obtained in a first class houge, convenient to the Torme moderate. lease of 8 wholesale 30 Continental Bk,. 70 US Trust Go.... 10 Park Incur: F. GY Umer wliere sntistactory reasons will be OR SALE—A, GENTE years case 0° premii map, can make $5 000 a year— , Chatham equare Post Ufior OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOTEL rished in 9 superior and clegant sty Hope pert of Hrondway, tozether with or ‘partner, with « cash capital of $10,000, »_ Address § (post paid) box 34 Pr , STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF A corner mrocery, anc, ow Haven depot. srenue, between Twre OARDING —SUITES or ROOMS ON THE SECOND for. splendidly furnished, will be let, with full board, cir wives, or to 6i fitanted in the ‘a nine years lease of second street, betwoon Fifth OARDING.—TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC THAT intend visiting New York eds, for fifty cents ‘per diy" o three dol- it 20 Viiver strect, near Chathat OARDING.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with good farnishe full board, in g with all the com! Bath room free, tween Heustox and Bleecker streets, pte he or Poe br tyh lene ti peldom met with for mabing money. at tho United States Agency Office SALE—A STORE, AND HOUSE AND LOT, within a miles of the city, fourtecn Cae om railroad station: doing ® cash business ot lorse, carriage, &c., if TALKER, foot of West Twenty fourth i) Nor i Wor RR, 2 OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, ETC., OF A RB taurant, in the best part of Brosdway, which enjoys ad- yAntazos to’ make money not possessed UY suy other. ny he disposed of cheap. is a rare chance, an reasons given for selli R SALT THE LEASE, f an old established, woll know Ty, situated on one of the gre: to any perton wishing to engage in the above, this ic domotiered, Apply at the United States Agen- CAN BE AC street, corner of Terms moderate. OARDING — TN A FIRST CL4SS ttl WITH ¢. A front room, with board fe 5 Hud Re RR. .68 69 100 do......bi 10 Mad & lad RR... 85 20NKR&NARR.. 106% 6 Mich Central RR. 1087 25 Mich 30Construc 112 5 Panama RR,,... 110 | or partial boars _ STOCK AND FIXTURES nd profitaale bake- Bi ecenaase® BSUBAINSSah mot at S7 week. Best of reference . bs fee Please saarees, immediately, cme ‘t eal perienye =: 8 cy F 3 ‘A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- tod with single or double rooms, and braak- 75 Warren street. Bath in the house. SECOND BOARD. $4000 Drie Ine Bds.. 100 shs Cum Coal Co, 1000 E RR Cv bd, 62 200 do......060 100 she McC G M600 store Aw ree! reason for ee rout is that tho present occupy is is. a chance seldom met with. G ON BROADWAY. tie clty pormeneati forte of w home, without PERSONS VISITING tently, may find the com- con of a ares hotel, at ad 7 ue of the most cei Sui desirable taaho city. “Transient board: $14 $i $0 per OR SALE OR New York, Brook thirty-six acres, in the highest steckea with a Elizabethtown Inquire at 156 bata ih FOR PROPERTY IN & model farm of 60 Mont Mining kiyn or W acre lies 100 Nica Trans Co... .b60 in the limes of ten minutes gs from the depot. im street, corner of Pearl. ARLEM LOTS FOR” SAt. atreet, four on 115th street Inquire of JOHN ¥. OARDING AT 145 WAVERLEY PLACE, NRAR SIXTH avenue and Washington parade two or three ringle gentle telly accommodated with per nt yery plessant and handsomely furnished roo g a. nue, west side. MPORTANT TO BARBERS. FOR SALE, THE BUSI- cae) loge of # pest), fitted up shop, ‘in the lowor y. nowidoing a large business, street, up stairs, OUNTRY BOARD WANTED, AT CLIFTON, FOR A hild and nurse A Liberal price xl le secommodations. Add: , stating particular ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. let men. The meses $0 Cam Coal “60 87% CIFY TRADE REPORT. THuReDay, August 18—6 P.M. Asames,—We beard that 50 bbls.’ were sold at $5 121 a for pearis, and $476 a $4 6154 for pots, per be paid fer comfor Swinson 153Soutl box 1,816 Post offer ‘TWO LOTS ON THE west corner of First aveane and 115th street, ‘They form a front of and'100 fect on 115th atroet. dollal, ($1,000.) Four hundred and sixty-two yien ‘elec Apply toSTEPHEN ROB. aq Before 10 o’olock A. M. OTS FOR SA e- 7 one thousand nnd fimy Breapeturis Flour did not vary much; the business included 9 200 barrels—sour at $4 50» $4 683; ; super: fine No. 2 at $4 685; a $4 674; ordinary to choice State 18%; mixed to fancy Western at 85 06% 25 common to good Ohio at $6 06% a $5 St other grades at proportionate figures, — Abo Cenedian, in bond, found buye: Southern was extremely dull and heavy: the sales were confined to 100 bbls , at $5 S7i¢\a $5 6234 good; $6 62%; a $5 75 for favorive, ‘and $6 16 Rye flour and corn meal were unchanged. Wheat was in better demand, the transactions amouated to 21,000 bushels Western white, to arrive, on terms not made public, and 10,000 do., mixed, at $1 20. inactive and unsettled; 500 bushes were taken at 7: io at 260. @ 42c, for South. 42c. » 440. for Penney! yania; 44c. s 46¢. for Canadian, lisa dnd Abe. a4%o for Canal, bushel Corn remained pretty alea reached 20.000 bushels at te « 740. for White Southern, and mixed Western and Southern; and 74c. @ 7c. for Southern selloe, per bushel. Corres —Rio waa ver erbreced 1,125 baga, at URNISHED APARTMENTS | TOR only, at (62 Houston street. of the Metropolitam Hotel. Th ROPERTY IN RICHMOND, V od offere for sale oF Lease ti URNISHED ROOMS.—UNION SQUAR! with bedrooms and spacious pantrie: at No. ¢2 Kast & Also, several single rooms if genuemen URNIUED ROOMS—AT NO. 61 WALKER STRERT near Brondway—a parlor aad sitting room; also, single Apply sa abova. 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—PAR nished., head other room 8 attached, to lots nth stroat, opposite Unis Breakfast served in their es fall cat “foo, h capable of drivi s consist of & ralll 36 b ‘80 dy 60 foot, now use trate dwelling, with four reompr evasion order, The atlortion of foundryinen cularly oalle ro} rable site for carryin; eyed from the river co Le | Fog is fone with. ree stories high, a saw Onts continued in ern: 4c. a 4c. for New River, and Western. brink end steady. Tle. « 720. for unsound Apply on the promises, RSONS WISHING PLEASANT ROOMS, COMBIN- sot e of home, wil apply at No. 60 Hast tral, and terms reasonable, yoosels, for shipm There are Tut an vali ior obtaiaing Sad convonienos. Apply t at admirable position for advantage of economy i, T. 48.5. IM BODDINe or WELLINGTON Ja Ly Rioh: 5 active The transactions init 293 , avd 2 045 do., by auc pont at sace are per tb. The’ sales of other kioda bi Mer and ape’ chiehy per thet is'dull abd heat” The uales to- sy amouzt to 750 bales. at earier prices: Fanci —Sales of 250 Loxes bunch raisins wore reported Prncrs.—To Liverpool there was but little doing, 64. and refused; wheat was vt turpentine were eogaged, There was nothing now to the Conti nect. To Calforvia rates wore steady, at 400, a die. per foot, meenusement. Bav.—New attracted snore notice, at 6214 a The. for good to prime. Old Hos retaiied ay 32 NT eater | can be nocommodated with spac and 51 Went ‘Twenty-second street, Fitvh ond Sisk References ‘unquestionable on either ide. AINT WORKS FOR SALE—THE BUII. pln EN- &c., with the good will of the Croton gine, machivery, aint in market, They ‘aint Company, the best mineral a WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A PLRA- fant home, in s small aad strictly private family, with partial board.” The honse has all the m £0) and is situated in Nim teenth Cars and omnibusses required. Address W., Ui rand the ratlrond, {30 mil favorente "terms, For particulars, ry stroet Flour was offered at 2s, To London, 1.000. bbl aad 0 tah: “MACHINE FOR SALE—ONE OF patent, in complete order, with pressing boxer, been ured bat s very abort time, and will be sold RK & CRAWFORD, 129 Front st, NEW YORK AND incerest in one of the rt oF the entire ia raving thr gh Brooklyn to pportunity to invest capi HARDS, auctioneers snd ct bultaiag, 11] Broad way. ro SALE, THE STOCK AND Fix vent located stands inthis part of nwo OR telat Kibe GENT! Fooms, (oantri ee'attached,) ., Zhe house is pleasantly ritaated nd is convenien' rr ill be taken. Apply at 71 Warren and Clinton, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED LADY, {WHOSE 0 bona int retyace house, botweon © re WO LINES OF STAGES Broolyn fer sale—One halt ¢ 6 rontos in this cit poaroe and quiet, , 8 ia quality. p were pve freely dealt in, at $1 8744 ‘Lawn —Reokl ard was in better request, at 866. for com- ol qe LINE - turos of one of the the city: cheap ront, and every way desirabl Motasers — There 18K per gellon O14 —No chacge occurred in whale, apsrm, ‘There have been 5,000 gailowt linserd taken at 6c. por tart Cuba, sold at retail trade. The propriet in going into the, wholesale bu Call at 14 Carmine treet. ‘ATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS TOOLS, V waten matarisie,sstabe! files and tools, engravore’ to mills, turning Isthos, &o., tor onl Chatham strvot, ue POWELTON HOUSE. Beate WILL, BE OF the acoommodasion, BLAXE, Propriowee. Paovraows —Tork was moderately active; tho operations 257% for prime, and vet sentil the fret of Sevote inolucied 506 bids. Western, ot $1 brwa'w Puasa, OR SALE—A BANDSOME BIACK HORSE, BE tween seven aad cight years old; can trot his mile ia reo minutes, and warranted sound and tr im alt a excellent faivily horse, and aold for want of wee, ve econ from 8 to 12 o'clock, at 76 Sullivan street, ka Provision yard A SPLENDID kateb cr COAL BLACK c long tails, d, siateon hands hig! and sty }ieh drivers ohengi for two or four porsons, and light lated har- nese din perfect order. d together oe separate. May be seen at the Metropolitan Stables, oormar of Crosby aud Prince strecte, OR SALE—A FINE LARGE GREY FAMILY HORS, sixteen hands ands haif bigh, cight years old, with & tingle horse roockaway carriage, to culty four perso pearly pew, and single harness.’ Price $1°0; qriizal C $750.” Sold'for want of use. Can be seer ‘WuoD's stable, No. 15 Vestry street, near Hu both oe Gne oouge; price $550. OR SALE—GOATS, GOA’ A Pare OF Lal Lance conte, with harness, wagon and sleigh. Price $00, com- icte. Aigo, # very superior ficsh miloh cow. Address box (O18 Post Offic OR SALE. ery BAROUCHE WAGON, WITH SHIFT- ing top. double seats. for one or two horses made by 2. Mix, Jr., in good ranning order, will be sold very low, for want of use. Apply at 1 John strect, or at the resi: SPAU. G, 136th street, between Bleveath OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, EIGHT E. und and kird, and will sta view at No 197 Bowery. a OR SALE—A LIGHT ROCKAWAY, WITH SHIFT- ‘and half top, suitable for two or or. fat 4 ow. Cost $150, Will the sold for $120, asthe be city. Apply at 161 Hast way, corner of Rute OR SALE—A PAIR OV HORSES, SIXTEEN HANDS, high, sound, and six snd seven years old. Also, « naw’ coaoh, suitable for w hotel. Also, ajcarriage. Inquire at Ne. $0 Beonsway. OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY "VERMONT HORS! about fifteen hands high, stylish drivers, ki cr tn ingle harness; alee, @ light shifting-top wi tof light. double harmees, One third the cost. "They cun bewseon at Barr's stable, 56. Franklin streot. ORSE FOR SALE—A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE, OR for children Price $100. be seen nt Rooney's stable, corner of Fourth atrest a fayotto plac HA ty FOR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY MARI fost, and a « Nendid traveller. Apply at the Rel House, arlem road, ‘ORSES AND 1 TILBURY VOR SALE.—ONK BAY mare, young, kind, and gontle, and y ty one atOy Rote tars, to on encelfons roadster, be told low, to clase a concern; they, ara near sixteen lyn) the stable of Isaac 204 ntreote Ww Jashington sijuare ra hte ON FLEGANT ROOM, TWENTY-ONE 1 FRET BY seventeen, with north lights, also including the ase ef an intorior office, beantifully. fi ed up, the tho while being na Ys corner oa "anthony ¢ OCKAWAY WAGON FOR SALE—A PLAIN TWO feat Rockaway neatly new: also, s good basivers tep ¥agon second band, with pole and shafts, at FLYWN'S Carriage Factory, "Bloomingdale near Jurnhatn’s Hotol, TAGONS VOR SALE.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A HAND- tome top waxon, only used one month; alse « road waom, in'xood order, city built, will be sold choup foe’ want of usa. Apply at the Club Stable, coraer of State and Boerum streote, jh ARTED—A PaTR 0} MATCHED HORARS ox mares, £0 harcens, 4 ich one having 12s Post umes, —————————— porkar so4 jobbers ol goods oe thee see ee Prepared with @ new and ok of clothe, oNeer i ox ied overeo tw linings, teiatsinan, 10, to which they invite the attenti chant table and manufacturers of clothing nvm OF merchant Callers | Pages on AND Ab og ni 1" gentlemen havin; to dis fair cash price by ng on ie weoren 12 W Ww Pony ©, nesr Canal atres - eh Bread wey Ee pet Dost addressed to ry GOHEN, Ladios Coben. "JOHN B, WICKERSHAM, MANUFACTURER e} rniling, iron foncos for'tarms,, fe TURER 0 orwres Ornamentel iron work, iron and w private grounde, parks, lawn Lo $10 per foot, ' ron bedate: mene to thi glty, prices fre trae, varcs, Shi ah trees. towel atande, ba ke., Ac, Wickersham’s cel from $1 09 te $6 6 it ous nwa RVSHAM, we a cee 61 Lowls street,