The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1854, Page 5

‘term of imprisoament at Sing Sirg, and only TELEGRAPHIC. voRAL PROOBEDINGS aT OF ONS OF THE RIOTERS, ETC. Prrmevac, Jan. 6, 1854. Im the United States Cireuit Court today, Judge and State Line Railroad versus the ojty of Erie. Charles ‘Bbaler and 4. W. Loomis were counsel for the railroad, ‘and Col Black for the defence. Mr, Sproul, the Deputy Marshal, testified that he served the injunction and notice upon Kirkpatrick. ‘Mz. Shaler then read the affidavit of Jeremiah Adams, that he (Adams,) was present at Harbor Creek on the 21st ef December, after the process was served on Kirkpatrick. ‘There was a large concourse of people present at the station—among them Ira Sherman, 3. 0. Stevens, Archi- bald. Kirkpatrick. and Jobm Jack-—who aided and en- ecufeged the crowd to proceed to extremities. In the evening » meeting was held, and resolutions adopted, @igned by the citizens of the township, binding them- Selves to tear up the raile whenever re-laid, burn the Bridges, &o, The rioters also levelled embankments, The aMdavit of John’ 0. Deer was also read—Deponent ‘was at Harbor Creek on the 2lst of December; fifteen or Swenty rods of rails were torn up by the rioters, among whem were Kirkpatrick, Kendrick, and Nelson. L, C. Thayer, swprn—Deponent was at Harbor Creek on ‘the Bist azd 22d December, at about 9 or 10 o’clock at mght; at the suggestion of the directors; he went to Kirk- patrick, &c., and represented to them the position they were in, begging them to desist, and stating the conse¢ quences; Kirkpatrick remarked they had gone go far that Mf the com; were in the right Sasha Se tame he Weert were resolved to on until the com; were forced to compromise. it, ie acts of the parties a gross ‘der of the court, and was about mak: fag outan order forthe arrest of Kirkpatrick, when ‘Binok his honor weuld delay the decision until 3 Saal when he would present affidavits showing that ed were not present at Harbor Creek at aig ‘The court deferred ite opinion until Me Lecuis than reed the a@idevih of John ¥. treey, lent of the Erie Northeast Railroad, to the that after the injunction, Thomas B. Vinesnt mew Sheriff of Erie county, John and A, Kirkpatrick, asaist im preventing repairs being made on the road. Since ‘then the road had been tara eo three times. Persons employedin repairing the road have been arrested by vir- ‘an ordinance passed by ihe ‘trie Couneils, on war- want fesucd by s ‘Jastioe of the ‘and were fined $90 each—jndgment being awarded by anid Justice, who gave a8 @ rearon for not obtying the injunction, that the ‘United States Court bac no jurisdicticn over the case— ‘that its authority was limited. ‘The de A ati Gare he ee ‘Thomas Vincent, Sheriff, and M. B. Lowry, Deputy, went ‘wo tho office of the Superintendent at Erie to forbid the hee poss rebudidirg of the road, as the Sheriff had post easton of it, Soa would hoid it until the matter ined or settled. Deponent said forty rods of Se red prong rgd Fogle ge baile fences burned at dy ae tell the people he had Lewe, of jafidevit that on the 22d at Dreember ie wisat arbor Oreck; about two hucdred persons were tearing up the track of the Erie aad North- — Railroad; a ar the erow’y ap five ieraie oe came cara near the crowd, appearing to take a note ws srousd Mr. ber Jones, knock- pete, beat arty en man was injured bya pistol bal, ‘and another had his head Isid open by pick; maeis Srema the ears gave no ‘otlenee, bus were beset before axed foree. then addressed the court until the hoar of Mr. eoned. AFTERNOON SRAEION, the Court re-assembled. After waiting Pam ery for the counsel for the defence, the cause pro- = sponta me The counsel for the sed then pro- page ietly ‘that Arohibald Kirkpatriek, Ira Sherman, Se ‘were served with articles of injunction, i which they no attention was read by Mr. Shaler, bo the effect that on the Zist December ee sem the injunction was served on Kirkpatrick; he said be would never suffer sfour feet ten inch gauge on the Brie and Northeast Railroad to be pet down; Secor Kiog = ordera for tearing up the rails of the Frasxlin Cs- wal Company from the streets; workmen on the Erie and —, road were arrested at Harbor Creek for re- Pairing th track heard Archibald Kirkpatrick say that a four feel Sod at) should never go through as ws heorld Bick; ok pct pet pprcoern pooyiod with wagons, ploughs and scrapers, for adore} of levelling em em¥ankment; the bridge in the ip had been destroyed; injunction was served and emce afterwards the track was torn up ; twice before; ‘three times since the injunction was served; Kirk, Gherman ond Jack appeared to be acting in concert, Ht mages at Erin and mm interrupted that the work until they could get on the 2lst he served pro- at Erie, (Kirkpatrick Creek,) and Ira Sher- same place, at 1o’elock in George Lee eats on the after the iojanc- - t iH at rH i at breach of ai tah Tiajuncnion of this ohn alere iorne, chim i. a things s taishel ly with ae perform the ame. sly Stealing a Chronometer —A biack man, nemed yesterday arrested by Sermenat Mans- and Officer Martin, of the lower police with sealing s rbip’s chronometer, valued at $200, from the sebooner Gen. Vesey, on the 16th of last month. Tne ac- @esed, it seema, engsged himself on board the schoon: Bedbeen tr. ced back tothe negro ‘who 1s now ehaaged with ‘the the‘t. This negro is an old offecder, he morved a thet oF ‘Tabliebment om the 18th f last September. Jastice Bo it, bef-re whom the prisoner was taken, commitied Kidnoypin Case.—In the matter pend: _ matter Sain tussppieg itr To’d a mate of » verse! in this port hes been further portpoved, on « hearing, until next , im consequence of the absence of the defendant's He My i ul #g5 i Tidiog on A ie Qoronor deferred Firt ii i! H her when it Sepesianee ‘Brose , and gave it as bis _ smeet. lhe was forty five Ireland. ‘Williamsburg Bow Rornsry.—The residence Py |.) No, ‘WB Grand street. was entered on Wedi night, aad pa pg oe ee hed ee Tn 5o ae re! . guilder Piece, a breast) wings, © set of silver Garten, eatet JJ3. My sil. ver suger » Severs] t unka, cheits, closets, &o., ie Day. Cocrr,—Nos. 29, 32, 35 —Ne ae 240, 837, 856, 87: Tne Eee Nee 44 46: 46, 48 to 04, i Sina (Cumrmor Piaas. Part Firet—Now 7. 25. 81, 8: $9. 4, 161 to 104, 0010-100, N11. Pare Second ston’ 80% ‘Scrrmon Two Rranches Non. 4 "Sa 66, Ji7_ 198. 119. 190, 121, 122, 138, 4 127, 1%, 129, 180, 131, 18%, 138, 134, $86, 199,'197, 148° 140) 141, 448, 143, 144, 146, 146, 147, 148, 149, 160, 151, 162. outrages.”” Many | Leoture wen corwraee qm the Harber of New York, by Prefessor James Renwick, At the Mechanics’ Institute, last evening, Charles H. Delavan, E+q., vice-president, introduced Professor James Renwiek, of Columbia College, to the meeting, who deli- vored s leeture upon tie ‘ History, State, and Prospects of the Harbor of New York,” before the members of the Inst'tute and a fair audience. The Professor spoke nearly ‘as follows:—Thave found that this subject bas grown wpon me st every step. It is a pleasure as well as 8 duty to recount the past when it conveys instruction. I have facts curious and profitable to communicate to you. I have seen lofty ships floating where warchouses now stand in the elty of New York. It is now thirty-five years since I called the attention of the city authorities to the condition of our harbor, and predicted the evils we now complain of, I shall at present glance at the early condition of our harbor, and note the alterations which have taken place. were covered from in the reef was a safe i Fi 2. A s wo ‘stion to the effects produced by By eirenlation, the waters cf the ocean are raised in vapor, fall upon the land in hail, rain, ive rise to streams which pursue ty to oarry with them large rocks Te flow of water eimnot be prevented by human means. If it could » #0, the effect would be to form a lake or barrier, over which the water must ee to the ocean. The waters of ocean oe restrained within thetr Timite. ¥ we eee of both in Holland. We have always imagined that the people of Holland are in continual danger of inundation by the ocean. Bat such is not the case; they are only in 0: from the overflow of the tides. Gn the coasts of Holland all that is neces- tary for prerervation from the inroads of the ocean is to construct a wicker fence and when the water throws u fand against this, a complete barier is formed, wh! effectually cbecks the approach of the ses. Weare not im canger here from the inroads of the ocean. On the contrary, the tendency of the tide is to fill up all estuaries ardcreeks. Soon after the British conquest, {a order to Cefend the entrance to the Ksst river, a fort was erected on the present line of State street, out as far as low water mark. Here one of the Eaglith Governors erected s house, called Whitehall, the ruins of which are to be sven im ancient Lon agin of the city of New York. Much about the came time a dock wan erected as far as Water street, and beyond it two basins were formed, within which vessels ould float, for the water was deep and stagoant ‘hese Gocks existed for several years after the revolatlonary war. Both of these were encroachments upon t! of New York. It isa curious fact to remark that thet tides of the North snd Esst rivers do not correspond, there in a difference of a fall hour at the time of igh water, stations for observing this are where Cans! street e* North river, and at the foot of Roosevelt street, Suppose this difference to exist, if the tides came in one uniform flow, there would be no interchsnge between the : F i waters. bp Heel: been sh eood he ne~eee see current or oady, which sweeps round the Battery, and runs alternately from one river to the other. This is not at is occasioned by the differ. ence in the level @ two rivers. The ebb tide or current of the Hudson river forms the frst of the flood in the East river, and the first of the ebb tide in the Fast river forms the last of the flood in the North river. It is to be that wherever a wharf projects, there the sand collects. But this is bot the ease on the East river, where the de- Faedey—t on the upper side of the piers. But to proceed wi my history, from which I have diverged. mext great encroachment upon the harbor of New York was made in tS The present Une of Pearl street was formerly the beach of the East river. This is the reason that the street is circular s followed the paver tha bend Chel gy he Thave my- self seen persons who were acoust ys gone by, ‘to receive their through their back gates from what was then the water, and what is now Peari street. From the current tapes tape 'y erected on State strre’ was yet another ot by. che Be Bite an Oe aoaist e6 by the Corporation of New York, and this was another = on the reef to which I have alluded; and in or- ve & communication between the two, a bridge Saito sues ont tho other This led to the con- struction of Front street, which, as its name will lead us to ‘ane “he was Parente to front the sea. at than his knees, The op: of this has been another means of filling our harbor. it the next en- croachment was that of Castle Garien, ® monument of monument of folly from its manner of eonstruc- jen. Wooden cribs were first put down sad ois with stenes, which of course were not strong e201 A ‘wall was built, which cracked,an¢ then stones were See ee the Battery entirely. showed on & a xed Jine round the city, of about am inh thick whl ah he represented sa the eneroschmeats of the land ‘upon the water ] He went on to say that in seme cases of the piers into the East river extends s hundred ies In hag North river the encrosch- ments are less Important. can, however, recoliect when Greenwich street cid pe exist above Cortlandt street. 1 can recollect when in 1803, (rom Al:aoy street te the Battery, there was no street. The diling of the Kast river from Whitehall street amounts to some ninety- five acres. The last encroachment was the ¢ nstruction of South street. About the year 1795 it was projosed to establish @ permanent line. It was proposed to lay out a street for more that a mile, and to iorm slips, not solid, bat built upow bloeks, between which there were to be bridges, I myself bave witnessed the Alling up of these; Lhave noticed the fillieg up at the foot of Wall street, where the water was in feat dees. It and ¢ of the North river, a constant depth Bat this wae marred by the projes- Mion of Castie Garden into tue water. There ie an croachm Bow going op at the narrowest part of Hudson river which will be very injurious to the in- babitants below tast part of the river; 1; will cause the @ling vpofalithe bays Sind inlets Detweea New York and Albany. The or conelnded as follows :—Io recapitulate. It appears that we have aa by a coustifal Prov cece te th pon a harbor which is among the bsst on the ital For a fall adonang ons every influence that could be 5 bn My to bear upon it work te impatr and injure i until, it urs Gags oon rations! belief that it runsa risk of being destroyed. Firat among the evil influences, as the greatest in power, mey be ranked the supreme governine: t, ehéther royal as eee 0 sme so the aaa of East river ‘thern ery was erected, wita its bridge, be 74 off the ebb of the North river from our shores. the rame intent Castie Garven was constructed; thane under royal, the second under ‘ederai authority’ But the latter fo the only trespaseer at the present momeat be- yoni the permanent line of South street. At Whitehall wharf stands ® public office, which, if no more than = temporary structure, will ere loag become the site of @ permanent edilios. Next comes our own ho phe tme sworn conservators of oar water privileges, And, finally, the unwearied section of private ‘eupidity—not so much thet of those baving a right to the pre-emption of water pri’ \wileges, which are fe w and comparatively feeble, but the vast and power‘ul tribe of dirt cartmen, diggers, aad corporation contractors, May I be permitted to ask, shall suca things continue? Shall we leave to our descendants « elty which ia to abare ihe fate of Adria *pioa—of the Give great ports of the Saxon rule in Eogland—ports whioh the ocean has ane and from which the busy hum of commeroe has de,arted. Centuries may elapse before the population ‘that is now collected around us shall begin to disperse, Dat'that deterioration in our harbor which shail give to ® port at the mouth of the Chesapeake or near the outlet of Long Island Sound a saperiority 1a foreign oom merce will see, what many ignorantly desire, rents fall, ‘the price of foud diminish, but-will also see fail in a @rester ratio the remuneration of labor. Mechanics of New York, it may rest you tocecide the question, Recollect that he «ho dumps s load of eartn drivera or fipgn a stone oto deep water around our City, inflicts upoa each and every one of you rect in. jary—an iajury not confived to your own life, but which will effect your latest posterity. After the Professor had concinded, » vote of thanks was cflored him by the meeting. Fin: Arte.—Daguerreotypes tn O11, WH. H. BUTLER, on toe upser corer of Uroadway and Garey street. This new and besutifal 108 the detail of tb gy pag ny me ee in fact, creme now daily Preserves Bee Gos organ, ture of any Mies + prac:| tho most universal satis mittee are p isis to all concerned. 1) ee ding, under the best legal advice, to con ne, and we t will annownce the reso) fair ii very time. Those wetian te participate Sve wil dovwell Semmber thas there are bot Bile sokeve nnsold, whieh gan be had at one dollar each, at acada>y Hall 663 Broad. lg admit four jones to the Seven Mile pathy of which aro giron twice daily, at 3 and7 Gift Enterprise Going if tick al reat evel tomes ie tanans ed. te, tee hover of Mr. J. Wesley Jones, Hin gitt tokets mi the asaal oMoer, and st yp) Sport, va 7 le pantoscepe is daily o: F bo to dat all Broadway, where bie trimitadl e'eleek. Bubjsct—Wor cen a6 tangle by ph: soloay and Phistolog: ‘Worth of Property Censumed.— B Rroat street on. the moraing of ihe a7ih of Sosembedt have heard but the Dei Safe, maaufac- Sei eee ence erin ees . ‘others were ine) in 1 Silisapreared ins Wits Sauall, the ct (sons of duis Great i 0 it E E Sewing Machines._Few Persons In lens ciroumstances are there who have not some female tive or friend under the necessity of gainin, im eh. gift of New Maste.—\Despate Net,” a Sacred id sei by, ¥; ©. Taylor, ath og of Sacred Minstrel." “Golden Lyre.” “Choral Ant! ae, Ho. 25 conus, Saad publiched by HORACE WATERS 35 roadway, T. Guibert & Co.'s Superior —A fine towns sales ved, for sale hg fy HAR " ws we selipeteega erent plano an music cotablishinent. es Ged Muste._The Prodigal Son, a sacred setianilyoe or chorus scion ae the eburcb, oF social ‘ire les, 8 ‘the piano, organ o: 007 Pa rranged fo rane os eslecers, sun Vouadke WATERS '53 Broadway ets Opium and Antimony are the Basis of al- most all the quack remedies for lung complaints. Neither of these injurious drugs enter into the pectoral syrup pre- scr'bed tor the last twenty-five years with astonishing wee MoClintook, of Philadelphia Many valns- fen saved by’ ite uso, which would ovaetwise iNeed to those scourge of our climate, con- 0 be hi ¢ principal drag- tute andot A. CUSHMAN & CO. proprietors, laa Fulues street, upstairs, Price $1. Dr. Littlefield, 498 Broadway, opposite the Art, Union rooms, continues to remove, withouy pain, co Punione, club or ia nails, to the parteot rection 0} the patient. A practice of fourteen years in y of New is sufficient guarante Yor! Morse’s reyes ae all herbs led in medical practice that whieh terme the main in this Preparation stam Ie ‘ream wiholl Had the travel = ae Sees fees Seen the ‘penafacto kogd of the Elixtr or Cordial. Fe you de} dep in oad stterly Vout of heart?” lore is a stimulant more effective than aloo! in ite Coe and pees to the system as ‘Think jof these mpblig ages rand ef ‘and test onr words by The 8D, bp, high) oneantTatad in fica Price ‘Sper pie per bole, "sola by a houk ike ‘United: staves, Gadada and the West fudioa Hea Dizsiness, Heartburn, Palpite- ton, and all the disagreeable symptoms arising from impra- dence in diet, oF oation, may be promptly sured Dy Dr. MoChin oe alia he seoult of chirty Years ‘experience in Practice ‘This medicine is now for the frst time bile though it has cured ti of confirmed 4: ito be had of she pr rincipal ara. tints, and of A. AN & CO. 121 Fulton Propristors of Dr. MoClintook’s family medic’ Dr. James MoOlintock’s beepers eye Lint- ment—An infallil ek of all ible Pints, Riches teu seneu ae Also LM internal ness, DEU- us Vinten and chest for the Te 4 all irritations and infamms- This ae i of De You Want Whiskers or Mustaches to Grow strong and thick in six weeks? If you do, use » bottle a of my onguer Will da it, and wor’ rain oF injure the skin” Thi i aay a eal al | show. ngr bottle, sent to any part of t10 coun i, 38 Aun street. Brookly», Mrs. Hagen Tip Waites 1 be ‘Faito Cristadero’s Excelsior Liquid ‘Hatr Dyets tebually, superseding all the weet of them pos Souether, Those whose bair bas almost been ruined by worthless nessrum s, hail ite advent ee of Sicesings evert@onferred om humanity. Me. 6 Astor House, aaa Hair Dye and Wigs —Batchelor’s Manufac~ pa whem aren is removed to No. was, 44 ere be hae the best scoom! Crystal Palace and ‘Wed- burst and Beard, 27 Page lane, is the oan. 7 pase in New ‘York, where yor a wigs, bacY and front urls, and every variety of pay bait coh Warranted not shrink of change color. Copy the address. Avaunt ye Nostrums!—: Je, imposters| DEMONRT & MEY 18 Cortlandt street, are ° On Sunday, «etn fi 1, in ration Church, by the Rev. Father MeCleland, Taomas Ucrasy to Jann ANN EuzausTa CunaixGpam, all of this city. ‘Ou Sunday eve: january 1, by Rev. J.B. Grianell Mr, H. BR. eoms to ‘Miss Mant onder all of this city. On Wedcaday,Jenuaryt by the a On Wednesday, eae the Rev. Mr. HatGeld, Mr, Samat Jonns to Miss Aven J. Nickout, both of this city. ‘San Francisoe pa a al On Monaay, ed by the 2B. Wakeley, E Baxxarr Scrron to Miss Many Ann Van mie ees this Os Wednerdey, December 28, at the Reformed Dateh Gharch, Lafayette place, by ‘the Rey. John Knox, D. 0., Lew W. Matsa te Mise Bazan J, Brapy, both of this city. On Naw Year’s Eve, December 81, by the Rev. Mr. fran- cis, Jawan D. CuxNINGuam to CHARLorre Amn, daughter of Benjamin Downing, ali of this city. Diea, On Thursday, Janusry 6, Jossrume, beloved daughter of Farnell and Ward, aged 3 y ears and 4 months. The frierds and relatives of er pureata, also the mom- bers of Atlantic Lodge No. 60, I. 0 of O.F, Niagara Ea- pond. Loewy) so Baba 8, Alert Hose Company No. 3, and the m8” Association, of Mrockiye, axe invized to attend her funeral, from the reaiderce of her parents, No 158 Sackett street, near Court, South Brooklyn, st half peat two o'clock this afternoon. Suddenly, on Thorsdey, January 6, at the house of Mr. Wiliam ell. Washi gton avenue, near Fultoa, Brook- }yo, Miss Hussy Roms, late of Balfsst, Ireland, ‘aged 69 years, Ber friends, and those of the family, are respectfally favited to attend her faneral without further invitation, tom her late resideace at twelve o'clock to morrow. On Thareday, January 5, Emma Jane, youngest daughter of W. H. ©, aud Pradence M. Brown, oa 1 yoar aad days. family are respsotfall requ@tea to attend the funeral, from the resileuee of her parents, No 178 Third street, Williamsburg, at two o’clook ‘thes afternoon, Tn Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Log A 4, Jons H. Cow: in the 45th year of bis age, son of the late John Jeanette Connor. Toe faneral II take place from his late residence oor ner of Myrtle aid Ciermont avenues, Brooklyn. at two o’elock thie afterncon. Hu friends amd relatives ate ia- aes Woman hry Dottee. ‘, ner . lh ba site! anne aaa, aE ars er ‘tne teense and relatives of the family are respect{ally invited to attend {her feseral, at three o'clock this rb ieepeee from her late residencs, No. 238 Weat Tairty- Nami January 4, Temnence MoCaum, aged 19 7 is trienda ‘and the friends of his uncles, Terrence aod Bryan MoCabill, sre respectfully boo ppt to attend his fumeral st twe o’clock this afternoos, from the reaidesce ef his father, No, 68 Earex street. Oa en te ee 4, Many, wife of Joshus Thurrtos, family are invited to attend the fa aged 69 ‘The friends of neral, from her late residence, No. 18 Wyckoff street, Soutn roa Wed two o’alook this afternoon inesday, January 4, at midnight, Harrssonne W, bbs pent ebild of A. W. and on M. Gilliland, redeemed 2, respectfaly are from the remdence of his nee Fo. 113 Etizabgth street, at tem o’closk this morning. On Tuesday morning. January 8, after a Iti i. ners, SARAH ANY, the belovea wife of Thomas He Bactiog, | sae 19 yeara. onths and 15 dsya. remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. ry iavans, November ue g eliow fever, Row Nammatsa, the belewed wife of Frederic! james, master of the Ameri- con bark Hail tn she 284 yore of ber cas Toe de- + oa was @ native of Lillian Hander, near Ounsirk, et friends are invited to attedd the fanoral, from No, 2 Union place, Brooklyn, st two o’clook this afternoon. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Es he | Dire Institate on Prisay. ov 4 raven a TAMEs r DeADY, Presi Sux ANTHOR, _ Wx. Moorny, » } Secretariee, : i YIRST RATE COOK WANTS A SITUATION—SHE ean be high from her last Can qasue. Roar} yomay, waHo UNDERSTANDS Ais bs" os & situation it ama or seamet Woes Try bj a's piace ‘where she cam learn lan- guage. Apply at 63 Cenal street. "| AE PROTESTANT Youna WOMAN WISHES 4 pil ; can out and fit children’s 4: eneet, By her inet Con for thle ocke if not ox c week, if nos en- bie at 87 at ‘avenue, a tourit acer, front room. A, 2oPss, Linh Lares AST Zoos ae ltd in Jot vi seamstress, or to wait o: lady. ' fear aeeries C. nr Third avesuen™ ™ ueeuen A MARGE NUMBER OF FIRST CLass SERV ANTS, professed and wasting sheaties crag aa serie maaan wanting situation ey, " Brockiya. ‘This establishment ah pavronl by famalios of the very 1 ighest stouding and reapeotability. YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS BREN IN A HOSIBRY last five years, and and embroidery retail store for t! understands bis business thoroughly, wishes ® situation in a wholesale eis sure hewovld sive satisfaction, and has the best of reference from his present employer, Address Post, Herald office, SSISTANT EMGINEER’s SITUATION WANTED—OR ‘a merine engine; by a first clase mechanic, thoroughly ainted with the duties, either imme¢istely or before she tion, ‘To'an engineer, desirous of perfect in eto an owner wishing ible re ition. o 0 bi yen fers an Ly fare ant certain © iy Ty consideration would willing!y be ‘allowes | ee x aonirae ble place. All communications IL be treated we lle gender tia Address Engincer, Broadway Pust Oiica, f. YOuNG MAN, NINETEEN YEARS OF AG! DE- sires ituation in @ wholesale or cémmission house, Best of reteronces given. Address G. E.R , Journal of Com- merce office. Airxs MAN, NINETEEN YEaRS OR. AGE, 3% sires a situation in connection with ae references given, Address W. i. Ge Journal st Cowmerse of x OOK WANTED.—WANTED, A FIRS? RATE COOK, ono that thorouchl jerétands ber busta ed anply.) im 8 ase boarding house. ns dny. Must be. well reeommnen rt White or colored. oon. Wa NTED.—. rat te a SKILFUL AND COMPE- ty Gn washing of s small ‘tions, at No. 23 West lok this orning. a references as to feel ant cepecity. Apply abeorner of reenwich at OUSEKEEPRE AND COMPANION TO A LADY — is desirous of situ- acite, oF to under. bildren. Addi ALESWEN WANTED.—TWENTY SALESMEN, THOR oughly acquainted with the city retail drygoeds trade, are wanted immediately. Also. several perters and cash pee. Apply to ARNO LD, CONSTABLE & CQ., 62 Canal street. Ignis WANTS D—IN < ht eyes oe pty GENTLEMEN'S FUR- oung man, of cood ad. H qualified ¢ fill « teuation im the reoummended, can obtain « with real uame, Faraish: w= NURSE WANTED—TO TAKE A CHILD THREE weeks old home to nurse. Apply te Michsel Scully, 57 Peari street, W4RrgD—twaxry i “FIVE GOOD MILLINERS, AT 16 Marray street, Afth story. No work given cut. gore A_ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT woman, ® situsti bamber a assist in washin, Firet and Wea tieate tor 4 TIDY YOUNG WOMAN. A SITU- on Oe ereeres housework {a » small private fami- ake elt yoy [ae olty*refe- Thirteenth street, botwoen avenue and avenue Wires SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young man, a6 plain cook, washer and lronor, or to do general wework. Good elty reference can be given from nif ith whom she has lived for tho last three yoars. Please calf at 872 Third averue, betwoen Iwenty-eight and ‘Twenty-ninth streets, second floor, front room. Wrz. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation as good erok and to assist in the washiog and iron abe thoroughly understands her business. Best of city r ee giver. Can be seon for three days, at 125 Boerum street, ‘South Brooklyn. oo VISITING GOY! from Theos to four bours ef a, ti <, per ee an ibbeview can Dehads Bete ences re quired, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA’ § ituation to do general housework, in a vrivate family; re herself generally ‘useful. Please call for strect. WANTED—A SITUATION BY A FRENCB LAD: ae oo <d Ks gentlemen, or to al street, Corner of Washi agen, ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOwA) — m as chambormaid and waiter. Has lived fur seven months im her Jast place 8} of refer- seen ‘rom 9 A. M. till 4 P.M., at 89 Weat Twenty fourth” street. Wane AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION vheeraiee pet io x wisewer or bachelor, or would P., Hewald office, stating when low can veep eekehen, Wee. SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT W's ae a a washer and irouer, and 9 «6 e cook, The toe inquire at 100 hig streot. Respectad! Peforences given and required tie oe, RESPECTABLE gs, a Lhd ion as chambermaid or waiter. {aking eare of children, and will assist a washing rae ‘new Best of city references given Inquire at ‘her last om- player 's, No, 88 West Twenty sixth strost. W4nrap—4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTACLE girl, as seamstress and chiidren’sJmaid in a respesta, private family; has no objection to go Leg distance in tl So ‘The bost of reterenve ifeequit (3 Twelfth street, between First fee a eer Salat Bel W4S2zD—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls, to 40 general housowork, or chamberwort; both ave very wi id to work, would try to ploase their employers. app for two days, at 202 Righth aveaue, neor Twenty-rizth etree! ko om NEAT, TIDY PROTESTANTGIRL, AC @ from ten mY twelve By in a family of two pers, whero she will be the family. An orphan preferred. Apply at “3 Tomphine street. Wm sap need ey ith Ermer RATE LAUN- 8; DODe at a) withow! \e very aq es LPM avenue, corner of Twellth r WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, gous, PROTS tant woman, s gare of children, oF pri Goo a reference ft ma fro! last Place Spy “at 380 Sixth avenue, Can be toon for two enue and avenue A, third STEADY YOUNG WO. feametress.or to do qen- house Saal, ‘Understands washing end ly weil. Good r 0 a be dw if require aa. at No. 406 First ow 1, be- tween Twonty- fourth ‘ood renty -Aifth streets. Winey RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, es to do general housework for s emall private city reference given. Can be seen for two br . +4 100 Me Madison street, pear Rutgers. Wawa. A - ner ‘The Pi nee call 20 rok saree in ‘ABLE YOUNG Wouan chambermsid and seamevrese, eat of her p eee oz Beyer 's, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, £8, thamabermatd and to ing > seen for two days at 22 M my ” ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABLE Young wor sn, to 40 ch email privi fly, Bert of ei 318 Recast Can ne ye. Ww ‘of oly’ rome rons paid, by Beoond treet, betwe WAntzD Br. A. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT weman, & situation as conk, in ® respectable pri be stom to assist ia. waebing: anloretande ek served some years in that eapscity io pe ahac ae from last place. Mies: street, second floor, between avena: ‘WarrTs. Pp iGHLY Wes 4 COOK, wae tmoRT bY nts imnth street, hire floor, between ate ‘ANTED—BY AN TaDURERiCne, TIDY YOUNG women Sean as srampioees ta a PB eee rr ahs ie will: herself x sower, a pope for some yr nx Tearning the oe trade. Apply st tid imesh street. E eke mere of en otject than’ p FOR SALE. —¥OR SALE, A FINE DRINKING SALOON, doin i omy business, | Must be sold, $800.” Location within a short dis- rey srthe Americas Muscum. Apply at 102 Nassau street, room No. 2, corner of Anz. CASH WILL BUY THE GOOD WIBL, FIXe tures, and furnisure of nd 9) ‘tor Sothor with s neat bar attecbed, aut now doing Food bea Bose, I¥has boon ostablished above twelve years. It must on socount of the proprietor’s geing to Rue. See ets an atc Catherine ateeck GooD CRAROR—-2Om sale, THE STOCK AND Gy pga A RESPECTABLE GIL, A SITUA- ® private family; is good plain cook, » good dicen, and bas no objection to housework jood Toferenee frose her last piece. Please call at 175 Monroe street, third floor, front room. ar Saag ay ay ENGLISH OR SCOTCH PROTESTANT do the peers beewer of a small family; asher anc ironer. Wages $6 A) rly i fourth house on right han wut ny a good Bkiliman streot, East je WANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A yourg married womsn, ust loat her bab». Geos sxfor-uce given. Plesse inquire at Sot Madioon street, second floor. To be sean for two days. ‘fixtures of dle and fanc; pe jeooker street. ‘aia of apar ts and store aly month. Apply in the store. ILLIARD TABLES FOR 8ALE —THE beg gt ere] er have on the late Call street. GRIFFITH & DECKER. DWELLING ROURE, WITH ST. West Fifteenth arth The lot is Oneren fend ens cea Ave eh Gide Ri BOT Oo eee z rhe at. 0. CaSSEBOOM & CO,'S, 80 Wass sles, ANTED TO HIRE—A BOY. 12 OR 14 YEARS OLD; A ees Preferred. For particulars apply at 122 Blesck: or str: ‘ANTED—AN | AMERIOAN BOY, “FROM FOURTEEN ‘to rixteen years of one. ‘& jewelry store; one who retides with bis parents, and me well recommended; none vibers need apply,’ JACKSON & MANY. 100 Bowery. Wie DAREDIATALY— Two EXPERIENCED fire) ele one other need apply. at Clarendon Hotel, corner of Eighteenth street and Fourth jue. WHOLESALE FUR WAREHOUSE, le of taking charge of « warereoi ‘ANTED—IN fal taking in wor who has beer ‘oan bring goo moe, oan have dross: jareroom, box 1,156, Post Office. WAY, AN ASSISTANT ed ik handkerchief de “ppiy. who are not well aequainted wit jaffray & Sons. ED May, Mafia ) AS COACH- diseases and manage- the best beat of chy refercnoe. Address ‘ANTBD IMMEDIATELY—THREE APPRENTICES, from sopeteee, to sixteen years of » "J learn the da- guerrectype busin Must id helio ey ctl ia and come well recomme: ed By roa ACQUAINTED ituation as gene- able business. Sa Ni BaD! ANTED—BY A BUSINESS §MAN, with most Sriry of merchandiee, all clerk, agent, o1 a ee resper 4c. Understands, the lumber crate.” Ki buslnees also, Address aa Merohandise, Herald office, for a few ANTED—A LAD, ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE, TO ct ‘&o ; one who lives with his psronts pre- ith reference. box 1,527 Post Office. ANTED—SIX AGENTS FOR BACH STATE. WITH $100 to $2.0 capital, to sell articlos wanted in overy family Good salesmen can make $3 to $5 ver day; or paid $90 to $50 per month. Call or address 317 Bowery. WASEDA SITUATION, EITABR IN AN IRON MER chant’s or wholesale grocery store, by & young ma, Whelan seed seocentans anil penisans Gdéd city celeronves: Address T. P.. 175 8 » Brooklyn. ‘ANTRD—AT 622 ROADWAY, SALESMEN sobool teachers, porters, coachmon, garde speasiits ‘civunsiogs. App lionnte’ seatesing Bi tose ef poet: ruatio 0 % i Stuveliiecmean THOS. SPINK, Agent ig thre BY SEVERAL STOCKHOLDERS IN THE arke Company, » concerns, an office. ein Comp ood acooun , and North Carolina Co) to examine the books of See) bys young man who hes had being ho Pepetines ¢ business. The best of refer- experience ai y not so much of an objrot as a desirable situation. ‘addrces o. B. Matrison, 1 Spring et street. ANTED—BY A A RESPEOTABLE A Was a Ata. yuo FERUROTEY trnstworthy. undirstands his bu an well reoommendsa. Addres, with reference, EB. 8. G., H ald office. -ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COACHMAW AND froom, ins private family, by # man who understands Abe care and management of horses, and all thelr appoirt ments, Beat of roferenco ran be given fom his last employer. Address W. B., Herald office. « UNE FIRST AND ONE SECOND ENGI- Be we 0 to the Orinoco river, Onesbould be a black smith, thy other s co persmith. Apply to ¥. Rawdon, 71 Merohants’ Kxohange, Z Boku and shoe store, comprisin, of awhol le and ‘fami wi oe ry telabiiabient ow a ne, agin, on ae: with s capil of cata, will oll cutabenp. rT ro pri hav: enj Kedross 0. B. Torald office. fo hana tence hl SN be sj RK SALE-TWO HOUSES ON CL) hoetgeie’ with two lote and taste. ae atid furnaces, nas, ranges, with choice fruit trves, grape vinew shrubbery in the garden nation Is very 4 y railroad distance from thie Property. apply t0 N. SARJEANT. 167 Broadway. OR SALE by SROOET Taye VERY DESIRA ble cottage hou Pleasantly and conveniently loca Foon, $5000, Gacluling sorpeta, sliclste ken) Site eee a clusin Gileloths, er) $1, RIBS Ganding sarpete, f beg ee Fo, SALE—THE ha wins nrc KaTE, Pad ume at the footof East 7 Pres cater outta fe orincaenpesta Laat & G. Lec KNAPP, os for towing or pase o be is BP Sonne Cheshire, Me. ld South ‘West Sevontecsth Fire street, Wiltiameburg. OR SALE—A VERY GOOD GRpomRY. LOCATED ON CO a near tho Bast river, doing am excellent business; to fair valuation, lense of & vory low rent RICHARDS, 37 OR care —A SPLENDID MARBLE TOP COUNTER, suitable for almoot any business. Cam be seen at Ni 50 Cortlandt sire: t, corner Greenwioh. OR SALE IN WILLIAVSBURG—A TWO-STOR! basement and attic frame house, finished ia good pie, gas throughout, portable fureace in front base: ‘and Fange in back basement, thirteen ‘rooms im sho house, tot 26 foot front with ar al ey way. ‘Tho promisce aco about five minutes walk from theferry ’ Termeenay. tnquire of HOYT, 133 South Sixth rieet, stationery. wi OR SALE—THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A FIRST OLAS assortment of ladies’, gentlemen’ . and on \dren’s wear. Also the store, with fixtures, to let. Inquire at Allaatio street. Brovklyn. PF% SALE—A GENTRZEL AND WELL BA ARLIRED liquor and segar saloon, with well furnished rooms in dhe hou table for ® family, private mi rorms, o¢ bil- alone pays ove ye year, Sickness of telling. Address Daniel, roadway Post FOR SALE A MEAT MARKET. NOW Bona a good cash business Tho reacon for selling out is that ihe owner is going into other business, Cali at 300 Kast Brosdway. ORNITURE FOR 84LB CHEAP—ABOUT we hundred and fifty dollars worth, ia goo perio’ Suipiteract s vemeis Pealuseeaons Up henge keeping, tom cash purchaser May remain, if desired, in se house until the let of February. apply to B. W. RICHARD! 307 Broadway. rn OULD’S poral AND DINING SALOONS above Kyl toy = from $12,008 to per annum, which wi Pre wish: None Hos, AND 8TORE-—-TWO DOORS FROM paoenmran. delow Canal street, west side; five years lease ‘A good stand jor any business. Hent low, arebaost Gan live rent tres, -A’ddvous Store, Herald eflee.’ ()PSAM, FOR BALE—A SUPERIOR FARLOR ORGAN, of ven stops, rose wood case, independant ia, gen 81 awell, composition pedals, io. tory of R went can be Phonag Ras CBANCE.—WIli BE SOLD LOW, THE LBASB, good wil and fixtures of the well known Provision st ro, J73 Bowery, with twe milk roonds siinehear=s ‘This ie ays secnen, for ® rare opportun: ty, seldom to be met with tho oriber hse ong: Path Spetnee iaquire im CANNON, 178 Bowery. ivauite a1 at uw 18, 464 Houston street, where’ ciasteas ‘ANTED-—BOYS TO SELL A GOOD aND WELL knews article, Apply at 85 Reade street, corner of Chureb. G MAN, ABOUT EIGHTEEN mtry, Bd and to keep books D. M. F., Herald office, WANTED—a situa TION, AB WAITER, A PRIVATE P table private b A can be ag bead elby re r sili sobri corner of Bighih's ‘street and Fourth a Wee THR ADVERTISER, inaridolenn ce 5 TO complete « purabase of & ‘apoleom Russians, orgens,. ii RBastera city. pre cravelling Basins Tels Jen0 umbug. Responsible ref tan; Address for a few days, Oosupant room 51 agle’ Hotel, Fravhfort street. tahoe een oY Wire a NUMBER OF MEN TO PEDDLE a SU. h has been sold in 2,000 olttes and |. & Very superior chance will have some cash on hand. titan, Poss Odeo, 162 th joan Bible House. Aleo in a frst rate business, “Call os mi ly at soue Bete age AR, A SHIPPING AND COMMISSION bouse, a lad from fifteen to cigh HART ES 8ST. a. fn OF QUEBEC, MEET US TO- it, if 4 bet 3 lly uae House, Broadway. F ton o’cloa! Game supper ordered to ect Oi Wate ak A THARINE OR NANCY BUCKLEY, OF THE COUNTY of Cork, Ireland, «ame to this coual two years aro eo 3 Tanted oa Sona >; thele ei Buekle; 18 Bighth yw ¥ heard {Fem Caiharine'was in Boston: ‘New England: papers gare copy. P AM COWLEY heard from sald som Foes ee year's Bast o NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILL ane yA Norris Connor. was on Water trade. Please address eae oP tales, to give sutject written about to Providence, ig THE Ay at ong jor ARE REQUEST! to look out for thi “rtf vamil, who id of eo at Mr Colrigh eft there to come home: ne lo is thirteen years of hae dark ind face; read st Inet, on Oo] Bair. “dark ¢ ony & beseeahing cow ey swore ea will oe ngersigned, afield, will reveive the sincere thanks of S°CARTHUR HAMIL. FRIEND WI FROM NO. 70, WILL BE home on Saturday ext, tial i. M. R z are acknowledges tion from Messer. yn Fund ¢f MU) netibed that their annus) slaw oi poe ir hail ue. "ited ivmber Vialon etree’, on if with thetr families are iavited to © B. Yar.arer, Seo, ne dan EA PanTERSON Ww. Warp a Ser acraaee LL he ‘WOMAN, wb ny LI a 00% arding ry; at 130 Biisabech street, ia the Ware A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation im a private family to do ger oral housework, or teke care of chi ‘elty refe ences aoa 8 Mulberry etreet. treet. in $20 rear, for two daye W4Nizb—ay a Rus A RESPECT XOUNG Woman, eitua: il ns sonvsstrons and to take care of children) Sache er ana ieovee.” Can be soon, fort wild Clistos oF. Dince, Bighth stree itraiesinevanie we AW, «4 SITU. ally. “The bent 45 Twenty. Third avenoes RESPEOTs Please» seen for deret Pre or! ‘The west vide ie wenty: third iy required. Address A. B. rd 6 city, not below refarred: Ra‘erence Herald office, fo /BONOGRAPHIO INSTRUCTION —2, J. W.oD, reporter ® tedoher of bby, rooms way, second ant Ny Hees ihe reperite ed. ans ‘angements oe of ogra chy, = ape Cpa teanerenions 1 ie radian ee “Ail intoreated are lavived te a iH, on business of great importance OM TOLN BENNAT, President, Jqun Tarr, Seorotary, TRAW HAT TRIMMERS A oe 1 A ana bande wanted at A. LELAND & © BXxeR. Tt Roark (PURER GOOD GoMPosiToR®, tity SN FOR BOOK WORK, go into the country. To drat rate hands + permanent, with good wages, y, ber look P. M. this day, at Burrsoghe eam ANTED—A CUTTER. IN A ¥ WHOLBSALE Oi orptn- ing store. App'y at 309 Broad street, Newar! WaAnten: 4 CABINET MAKER, ACCUST: 7 TO NA MEP A eat iS. as hotel. Apply at Freseb’s Hotel, bo a immediately evening on the su: soriber, P. ARE CHANCE—TOR SALE, THE STOCK. verer, good will and Jonse of one of the icht years soing ie "but those bavias bupital or to rt inne apply to HENRY DEMAREST, 60S AND DRUGGISTS—FOR BALR, 4 re, sinnon wold ‘the proprietor. avon than apply at 1388 Seventh even n LO#T AND FOUND. 70 HAVE BEEN LOST AT fatemation: Niavare Fails, erties eo eons be te aah erally rewarded, ‘by aa , i ane Tennessee, oF Tillotson are OUND—ON Syeeest EAST. J breastpin. The C. 29, & LADY'S and paying for thi 0 Sima Shake yen of cone! , M Troll of iiss of actlele fae ac are Ne ton is the Beal iam, By persi a bamo will conter a vor by returning it to office No 11 care Krerny sataroine eo No Geyaial Palace, mune et I TUESDAY, THE 8D INST., IN hed come the Bighth avenue cars, » bunch of small ki A sult- able re rewsrd will be finder if revarned 4 No. 106 given Front :trect om thing od yeh a IL, 0} find will ‘ve Be : f ms fore Ha as er ‘0 the New York Hotel. woem O8T—ON THE FIFTH INST. L of five and six e’cloal, & In Black tik Jecken Coes med with |: pe and fringes, im from street throu, ay to Union place. a liberal will be paid by ‘at 12034 Greene street, O87 OPPOSITE (3 CHARLTON STRERT? Ly December §0, 0, at ice ae ry penta meters ae packet we have Rak aie Jane ariton street, and no questions asked. a TOLEN OR TaKEN BY MiSTaKE—PAOW Siren High Bridge, Wednesday 7 arena Theath rk, brow joigb, 4 colored ah Tr token UF taistaks, pleseey ve tore ta bl Twenty filth street, jere they oan be feud, ana take the ome 4th inet. Tt BLS APIRITS TURPENTINE PIOKED ue in ti jaat river. whieb have bj Ekandices, Cherry siren Pate re, betwen 10 au a Li e'eloek, a. Me mt! " REWARD. between, Tourth ' il be paid iy urning th road ofice, corner of Bresdway and oe Jan. 4, at $50 REWARD. ~1o8T, om, WEDNESDAY avenge, in the w part to cea “yy oben ne ecnine sate; the ether § Boop ting with A ve ia a row. dolters re- Wen tor eines vane tiene meio C.F ALLER. IU Wall scoot, wp cates $50 REWARD.—LOST. BETWEEW ALBANY AND few York in she oore, oF as some o conte ptati ma whil ering Fetresbmente, $400 fn “ivany oeaee tH nacelle Wits nets cent owman, yi fer bt | with the last mea Person, ne eas es LOST, ON TURSDAY BVSNIN Horkvilte ‘tt ‘Norris’ 4, crt i be fa for meee REWARD. — LOST, ON FRIDAY ASA Pulton Market to Chatham $5 jd pao! a relies anks of the owner, Repeat aT TOR a. mele ra Jecaron om he 09 of se teres roe ero sere, st she letropoliten Hall; 5 Telday,"taly in 168 i oa for Et pa PE Arty ai ‘Oarue Brother's, 28 Bro .dway. ke, porma. #2 ‘vow rere, cai 0% pL tale SS