The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1854, Page 5

| i d: | a ! cs posing force arrayed by the Maine law men at the Iast election, the friends of constitutional ~eeruples would carry the day. We have’ already declared our readiness to acquiesce in a prohibitory measure when it shall have become a law of the land, But should the temperance party carry through the Legislature such a stringent measure as we hear they bave in hand, and should Governor Seymour veto it oa constitutional grounds, we are not sure whether we should not afford him our support. We have from the first opposed all sumptuary laws. We regard them as an ar- bitrary and intolerable interference with the ivate liberty of the citizen, and, as such, have Yariably eet our face against them. If, as in the case of the Maine law, we have, in view of @ great and growing evil, deemed it right to Proclaim our acquiescence in an experiment suggested by popular excitement, we do not mean thereby to intimate any want of steadi- ness in our adherence to the great principle on which we started. This is our position on the Maine law question. That of Governor Sey- mour we have already sketched; and we must say we think it likely he will verify our sur- mise. Tue Prosect or a Mexican Treaty.—In another column will be found an article from the Courier and Enquirer, confirming our ex- clusive intelligence respecting the project of a treaty which Mr. Gadsden has sent home. No one will be surprised to see that the Courier denies the truth of the part it proves. Our cotemporaries generally prefer denying a state- ment to copying it. They had rather deprive their subscribers of usetul intelligence than eenfess their own lack of enterprise. One of them advises us to confine our “fabrications” to our own circulation. We certainly do not claim for any statement appearing in this paper @ greater degree of reliance than we demand for the tables of our circulation. An Abolition Lecture by a Negro, The fourth lecture of the course before the New York Gity Anti Slavery Society wo" delivered on Tuesday even- ing, by Charles Lenox Remond, of Salem, M. olored man. Remond’s father wasa highly respectable colored gentleman, and kept an oyster cellar in Salem. He ao- cumulated a handsome property, and gave his children « good education. Charles, the lecturer of the evening, was educated abroad, and feels immensely superior to persons of hisown celor. He is one of the most strenuous oppo: nents of those theoretical abolitionists who are in favor of doing away with slavery, but who are not willing to re- ceive negroes at their soirces, introduce them to the so- ial circle, and give them their daughters in marriage. Remond is abont thirty years of age; not exactly a black map, though very near it:the ie well /ormed, and appears to be possessed of some intelligerce. At the hour appointed, the Tabernacle was occupied by some three hundred persons, among whom were John P. Bale, E. ©, Stansbury, andj other free-soil luminaries, There was also s pretty fair rprinkling of colored people; but it was noticed that they sat by themrelves, not mix: img with their white admirers. Of the persons in at tenderce about one half were women. The lecturer on entering the ball was received with applause. Several notices were given out by the President of she society, Mr. Lewis Tappan, and others, when Mr. Remond com- menced his lecture by announcing that when he was solicited to speak on this occasion his sub bare was inquires This was hardly necsssiry, - wherever his complexion was ween it might omed. In askieg the attention cf the audience % ubjest of the condition of the “Dirfranshised Amo ricanr,”’ he woala attempt to prove that the law was un just to them, and m wrong to our common country. ‘Many perecns who did not believe in radical abolitionism ‘were willing to give the colored citizens all the rights a privileges of white men He never considerei results when be was to co right. and he thonght that the imme diate ean of all che alaves fo this oouctry, and ‘te enfranchisement of all free men of color, was right fm the sight of God and man. He was here to ask for this. The writers on the subject of Cstholic emancips tion in Irelanc have held that persons disfranchised were slaves; anc this w: untey; 8 millions of slaves, !ewad Of three millio: y. Itis tree that in som man has a right to vote; bat hts vote is generally s quali fied ore The question was a mest important one, and ‘wes so considered North snd South. To prove th s posi tion the lecturer read an article from the Richmo:d ) Examiner on the svbject. He thought that he show rome feeling on the subject, aad he this point firet: that all bir fellow citizens rhould acknowledge the importance of this anbjact. ‘The reason why they did not so think was because it was fasbionable to treat the anti-rlevery question with iniif ference. This was owing 10 education ard passion If it ‘was the facy that the free colored men were disfranchised because the whites were indifferent to the r situation it was a poor apology for a rs handed outrage. He koew however. that any wrong done to the colored men injury to the common weal. Ia all couatrivs pre. jpsicee against races existed. There was » prejadice in is country against Irishmen; but the lecturer bad rever heard that it distranchised them, or injured them tc a great extent socially, The same prejasise ox feted against colored rep; an ‘the ooly reason for their isement in the Northern States was caus the fact that it was demanced by tae South a quierced in by the Noith. The disfranchissmect eolored man in the No:th was the brother of «avery in the South. It is anid that the passport to political privi: loges was patriotiem. He would attempt to make out » case of patriotiem fer his free colored brethren, ani Gai proposed that every person—huoker or o:her- really five wise—rhou'd jom in the endeavor to throw off the shackles which pow bound them. In reading a | recently del.vered aere, the lec:arer had notice: t! Fetch veto was referred to os likely some day to ¢o barm, ‘The perron who mace that statement overlooked the fact ‘that there was a vote tooff-retit. In Pennsylvania there were frem thirty-five to forty thousand free colo ed Citizens. Mex id mt say that colored men were all Wash- , Franklins, or Lafayettes. He thought they were very much like white men under similar circamstances. He thought he could make out tha’ they were patriotis, ‘and adverted to their services in the warof the Revolu thon. They were patriots in the hour of need— apy man can be a patriot when it costs him nothimg. Bat we are told that the colored pie were patriots when it was costly; ana if sach was me esse their patriotiem was of @ higher cast than that botnets psler cor map bed some Teward. in ‘onpecti pt him to exertiom--he fought for Ker bis eife and children; the oolorea had nothing to fight for but the pricciple They rallied whenever they heara the ory of freedom, and frequently with the rear ot the American slave boider’s lash on his back. Woat white patciot can sayas muct? Tae:lave who jumped mto the machizery of ® factory to escap? punishment showed the highest beroiem. The honors showered upon exiles from Earupe secalled to the l-cturer’s mind the von¢ ition of the many noble colored exiles in Canada, nd ae ssid that un til justice was dove tnem every American monument was @ failure, and the American lation was ® disgrace, The first blow struck for ine American Revoluti ya, ia Bos- ton, Sth of March, 1710, was led by # mulatto, who exhib ited great beroiem, aud was killed curiog this, the Boat om Marsacre. Recently im ‘he Massachusetts Tagistature, a Dili wae introduced to erect a incnament toa distingaished ‘an, (Wedst-r,) whea some person moved to adi for ® monument to this colored man its 80 appropriatior ole story of the feeiing agaiost sulored pstriotism. 1812 sregio, nemed Rievard Seaver, who was born inSs Jem, Mass., served in the British vavy Wheo the war broke cut be refused to serve inst the Uaited state, ept prisoner of war. Aud yre if be was in New Yo:k this wight hs couli oly exerciss the oles fravobise in m® qualified miscner If been mesm enough in his mode of & property of two hundred and fifty dollars he ould not vote. Im the Revolutiun the b'a:ke, history te lsus. were uished for their herciam and thet.) devotion to their officers. He gave instances where ths blacks died in tbeir defeace. ode I-land had a regiment of them. Io Connecticut nineteen black soldi+rs were pan- sioned after the war and one of them bad a certificate ad Uornectiont had of colored men. and was commani+d by General, then Captaia Humphries, woo votunterret in order to do ay with the prejudice of officers who were afterwards an anzivus to get commanis in this corps an tney hed been t avoid them. The commancer was nearly connect od with the family of Washington, To lecturer read toe roll of this corps and then seid these are our Mas wom tons, aad wo only ask to be treated according to ou New Hampshire, where receatly prop—be “needn't mention nonamen,’’ [thin was tne @aly vuigariam noticeable im the lecture) but he woulda say that one person who had beer diatingnisued for gag- laws would never do any thicg of the kigd ia the American Comeress The negro who figures in ai! the piscared of —) bogs \ hoped Bill, was siave, owned by ean ig ple, who gave him his fr edeom previous 10 tue ac Son A batration at ‘tee Hampshire negroes devended a most {mportent inst s force three times their ‘aa army. They served throughoat cee ore were brave an’ hardy trom Io New York ood serviee, both in the war of the R-voluti o and fm fiedy a 812. In Peonasyivania the negroes from Raode Irland and Coonectiout served. Whea tha yellow ever broke ont in Philsd«Iphia ths colore’ people saved many lives. This olosed the pertion of the lecture dev sted to + He proceed to ack how theese bra t the North? [a Maassoha ® military com aay nded, And was ons of of che colored mea at the North was nct d@fbanded by tha South, and the Bout! erner could on'y feel a contempt for theic Northern the instar ces whe brethyen. Woy ehould pot the da-ceatan's of thoe black men who f veh’ io the Revointion beallowsd tosis in the Revo ‘Bb that Lae deecendania Of Ca» any & dieck wan wro wae w tor wondered these patriots refused to be fooled out, wheeled oat, or enticed out of the Cpe arog they will remain here, They are an indiger ous piaot to the soll, sod they will re- main in rpite of the slave bolder at the uth or ths ne gro-bater at the North very colore1 mau who went tte Liberia wa a traitor to bis brethren, and the lecturer waa gied to get @ kick at colonization woenever he could = [n yarsing, he devoted some time to a powerfal attack upon the American Colonization Society, the members of which body he denounced as the worst of hypocrites ani the wo rev en mies of the colorec Toeir action did more to keep up the prejadio-s ageinst colored people ia the North Th-y say that God iotended the colore? maa to live ip Liberties now if God has anything to do with Liberia, and has made this law, be certainly could beve hed nothing ‘@ do with an islead ‘in the Straits «f Malacea, where all nations meet and live sin harmony (The lecturer here read from a speech of Rev. Mr Goodell, a description of this island anc tan siohabit ants, more than forty vations, and *‘ al! colors.’? being represented ] He would tell’ the slaveuolder in the South ardthe stockbroker at the North that the time woul cone when this rame variety wonld be seen in this country, and slavery was helping it along. In con- clusion he heléthat it was absurd to say that colored men could only thrive in warm climates, becaase they flourished me pein extreme North. The colored men are here—thi snd parcel of the country—they bave maltieted ite soil and fought ite battles They now demand all its privileges—ali ita honors—and ali ite emoluments, They demand it as s right no: in folly or in fanaticism. Be had no prejacioe sgalust foreigners, butevery new lot of them were admitted, ignorant as they were, to their civil rights—the eolored man.could not but ‘eel bis cegr+ ation in the consideration of this ct. The white man had no bounds to his ambition ; he could look ar high as the Piesi@eutial chair ; and it was mean, it was cowardly, ‘to say nothing of its anti- aivl. lization,” to deny the ‘colored man the rame privileges. He held thatthe disfranchisem-nt of the oolored man made every court house in the !and a mockery to him, and they wever could have justice while it continued. He Cerired tossy that the colored men inteaded to be good natured on this subject but there was» bound b3- ich even Christian endurance cancot go. They thet they should be enfranchised—zranted all the privileges, rocial and political They will then haves clase of frirmds who will astist them against enemies from without and within. Itwill be just—it will be manly—and “‘i! you will orly ba true to us we will try to imitate ycur example.” Coroners’ Inquests. Deata Cavixp BY Jumrima Out or 4 Wixpow —Coronsr O'Donnell held an inquest yesterday morning at the Third ward station house, on the body of Margaret Ryan, aged 61 years, who came to her death by jumping out of » fourth story window, at No. 161 Broadway, while and: & derspged state of miod. John Ryan, sonof the de ceared, testified before the Ooroner that bis mother was employed to take charge of the building in question, and that for a me tii ec ahe has suffered from derangs ment of mind; that on Fricay night, after going to bed, sie got up and was on her way down stairs; I discovered her going down stairs, and brought her ap again; she said the wae fearching abouttbe room for Elen MeDo- norgh atabout twoo’cloce ia the morning s2¢ opsned the widow, broke the glass, and called out muréer and wa ch; the police came id herif she did not keep quiet they would make her; she then promised to be atill; she then became more quiet, aad I left the room to get some matches, and on retnroiog I found my mother atanding on the outeide of the window sill, fronting op Brosdway; I seized hc Id of her fingers and en- ceavored to drag her into the room, but my nold slipped, and she fel: to the sidewalk; Iran down and saw her lying on the walk; blood was flowing fron wounds on her head; she madetwocr three gasps, aud didd before we placed ber on s cart Police cfficers Gilmor snd 3rundage testified to the de- ranged state of mind of the deceased, ani the jury ren dered the following verdict:—'That deo-ased came to her death by fallng from # window while ins deranged atate of min DeaTH BY Fauna From 4 Scarrowp.—Coroner Hilton yestercay held am inquest, at No. 130 West Thirty-first atreet,on the cody of Mishael Kane, sged thirty-one sears. a native of Germany, wnov came to his death from injuries receivec consequent pen tke {alllog of « aca’ foldirg at the new opera heuss ia Fourteenth street Joseph Santos, sworn, said—I am a rigger, aud w saged in taking down a seaffold on the fourth atory o! new opera bouse in Fourteenth street, at about fi'ty or filty. eet from ¢ the ground; the deceaned was helping act of moving one of the timbors id ‘ell into the cellar; he was some distance from apy other person; he was +tanding on one of the legers of the scaffold, aud was in the act of raising and moving the plank on another, and in so doing over- reachea himeelf, the plank tilted and fell, peeailege | de- ceased with it; in bi 1 he strack a timber, broke it in two. and thence fell on = pile of timber in the cal'ar, striking the back part of hishead first; when taken up be ‘was insensible, an i died almort icatantly. The jury rendered the following verdic That de ceased came to his death by # fracture of the stull, from accidentally falling from @ scaffold into the orllar of the pew opera he vse io the coarse of sree ion ia Fourteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues.’’ Drarns ny IyJcnres To THe Heap —Coroner 0 dune geatercby held an twquest, at No. 172 Mott street, on toe poay ofa boy fourteen years of age named George F. Schcree, who came to hia death by falling on hia head, pln gertiog —_ xt one lar. A verdict wai rendered of “ Death cau pjaries accidentally re- ceived on his head.” een 4 First District Court. Betore Hon. Justice Green. IMPORTANT TO BETTERS—THE PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN YANKEE SULLIVAN AND MORRISSB: 7—John Fay vs John Britton --this action ts eon bt urder the statute sgainst ‘ Bet'ing and Gam ing,”’ to recover of the stakebelder $62 60 placed in his hands, ina bet ona fight between Yankee Sullivan and Morrissey, »h.ch took clsce in October inst The Jlsin- tiff proved that he bet $75 on Yankee Su livan sgeiast $106 The Ju¢ge said thas the sta. ative, and that he as boun4 theraby ty vive judgment for he plaintiff, which he did for $62 60, ard conte, i tute was in p Albert H. Nicolay holds his Kegular Semi- weebly rale of stecks avd bonds on Moaday, at 1: at the Morch: Exchange, Fer further p for to bie adver isement in another ovlumn. ia the extensive fire ‘th of December? White Squall, Droserv or disappeared ins Republic should be made aware of Banvard’s Holy Land.—This ts the Last Sun¢ay night tut one Sas) this bonvbifal plating to open, as next weak 'tcloses. We would remin: hi Visited it to doo, as the last chances Bargains in | Embroidertes, Lace Goods, 4c—JUHN MADDEN, metropolitan lace store, 867 Broad att nual fale of needle work from this ies. come cabcoldery “gifts.” Sewing Machines.—With the New Year . SINGER & UU. have introdueed » vari hishis improved Sewing Machine: og and admirable imp ents, sowing with ono or with two thresds, and mskiog plain or ornamental stitche’. these machi are uperi + in artistic finish se they are in con- trivance aud srrangement and aie in every respec’ mne- qvalled by any snowing machices ever offered to thy public. Office, No. 323 Bi Sewing Machines.-Grover, Baker & Co. have opened their new tore, a No 416 Broad yhere the 0 lic are invited to call and examine machi every variety of work. ith treir Intert improvewente. for emrboidering, quilting silk linings, desssmaking, and rtiteh {ng limon, in & manner herotofore uncqual Look to Your Feet.—Just received, a splen- ud supply of curk and doubli kid sop core sole sot, from Monsieur Forr, of Paris. Also mal jt most difoult oaks Selling Off Ladies. now & good holliday gift at half price. {s your time to ge No Bambug. The iErre stock of Indies’ and children’s cloaks, Mbbens, trim a! . Pet) be sold within the next three any secs ies, call oarly at tho Bee Hive 327 Grand street. To Dress Genteelly and Becom! ears to bs th should b aes atyles, mext of ALP ED tabli oi instreetion in this enty. Cail for oir Assets and Liabilities are the Order of the ‘the Balat ce” gener aily eauses a deqititnens of Dur chaos, or, if large pecfite bave been expenditure often follows. POX offers the rerources and be $ acontre point to re fortu: alised, Ther ‘nape troRie” ° ilori Colds, Coughs, Croup, Tickling of the throat, and all irritsto: of the palm most prompt y by Dr. Mev} pros ription used with uno Rhirty vem te in th eels anid’ lite a to ope re the first app roupy avm ptome will obec! {itm st once. To be had of ‘ail toe Principal apothecaries, 122 Falton and ee CusuMAN &0U., Pes riesors, No. etre Dr. Dod’s bind of Alumina.—On aceount this sate and snporior medicine (9 atroogly tied fr) . ‘thi ANDKLW BAUIE, bas opened an Mfc street, where all orders will receive prompt. raggiste, Broadway, ry; and druggists gonerally. fair Dye and Wigs.—Batche! factory for Gouraud’s Dye instantly Converts Red or arsy hair to s beautifal black or or wn, withont staining the Skin, Warranted. of pe pay taken | Equally famed te GUU Raup dicated Bor uring vimples, eruptions, formitics. Poudre or pet, of the Hatr Dye and Wigs —Batehotor’s S@lanufac- y ariivien In removed to No. 283 Broadway, op Wie see sorts ur van tok rue sr i to: the tele of his mewly invented Wigh and teupees. qtte rooms, all op ene foor. 2 Fi 4 3 ‘ Ze as BE é : a5: eras Brave s cs . 3 enka ha et ec AOA LL Rah RO an nde cae tenn aes & Hie iz = 33 = 3 Rz a ee ES = ES & HEE : i Emulation is the Spur to Improvement.— Thas stimulated GREAN, No. 1 tfforte to att Ho) vee the Eublie to Wesps et there It, and to say it his ver been equalled ia fit or a On Wedsesday, January 4 at Williamaburg by the Rav. Mr. Reynolds, Kector of Onrist Church, Faank © FILLEY, of New York to Ema Porion, daughter of the late Captain William B. Lane, of that ci'y. Boston and Hartierd papers please copy, Die, On Friday. January 6, Gonos Gustavvs, son of Herman and Eilea Clussman, aged 3 years, 8 months and 1 day. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, at one o’olock this after noon, from the residence of his parents, No. 855 Grand street, corner of Essex. Fare thee well, fare thee well, Oh! beloved of the soul; Our yearnings shall hallow the loss we deplore— Slumber soft im the grave, till we win to thy goal— Siomber soft, slum ber sot, till we see tnee once more. On Saturday morning, January 7, Guoxos L., eldest son of Abner W, Browsell, of New Bedford, Mass., in the 15th year of hi Bis funeral wil’ take place at two o’clock this afternoon, from the house of his uncl*, B, B, Grinnell, No. 4 Morris street, Jersey City, N. J. The friends of tae family are respectinliy invited to attend, jew Bedi ord papers please sopy. Satur¢ay, December 7, ce wife of Alexander An lersop, aged 45 yea Her remains will be taken to Greenwood, from har late residence, No 167 Brox me sireet, at twoo'clook to morrow afternoon Oo Saterday morriog, Jancary 7, Joan Wits, son of the Jate R. Willis, of Wes! Point: Notice of the fuvers! in to morrow’s papers. On Thursday, Javuary 6, Wiitram | ly child of Robert and Francis Rutter aged 4 months and 21 days, His remsing were inte: red in Greenwood. On Friday January 6, Joun, infent son of Thomas and Sarab Jane Higgins, aged 3 years and 9 months. The friends and relatives of the family ere respectfully invited to attend his feneral, this afternoon from corner of Fifty ninth street and Tcird avenue, without further fovitation, On Friday, Janvary 6, of coneump'ion, Feaxces Ecras wa wife of John Armstrorg, in the 83d year of ner age. The relatives and friends of the femil; Teapeotfally invited to atiend her funeral, from the residence of Henry Twitchings, Tarrytown, Wes chester county, to-morrow moruing, at eleven o'olock. The train leaves Thirty: frst +treet station at half past seven o’clook A. M, On ‘uurscay, January 6, Mexia Harcerson, aged 67 ears. jer remains will bo interred in Greenwood Cemetery, »t one o’elosk this afternoon, from her late :esidenoe, No, 18 Fifth stre Hrr friends and tnose of her son, Per Helgerson, are respectfully invited to attend the fuceral. On Thuraday, January 6, MaRcasat Sura, in the 27th year of ber age. The friends of the family are invited to attend her foneral, at twelve o'clock this day, from her late reeidense, No 140 Prine street, Suddenly, on Friday morning, Jarmary 6, Iraamoup W. Rewatt, late proprietor of the Waverley House, in the 86th year of his age His friends and acquaintances, and those of his brother, E, W. Repail, also the City Grenadiers, are respectfully ia vited to attend his funeral, from hia iste :esidence No 697 1 Broadway, without further invitation, at 120’clock to-day ‘After a short but painful illness, Parrick Lyxcu, a na- tive of Bondoren, parish of Arnismacsaint, county Done- gal, Ireland, aged 68 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re quested to attend his funeral, at twofo’clook thin after- noon, from bis late resideace, No. 10 Stuyvesant street, near Third avenue. On Friday, January 6, Taomas F, Cronix, aged 2 years and 11 cays, son of Michael and Mary Croai The funeral will take place from hia father’s residence, No. 17 Bricge street, at one oclock this afternoon. The friends ard relatives of the famly are invited to at- tend, without further notice. In Nastau, in September, Mrs. AcratiA Coons, wife of Lieuterant B. 8. Coons, of the Mexican war, now supposed to be in Califorpis. Sap Francisco papers please copy. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS se well at all PECI 4L re comporin ‘clock pi Ci on Monday morn . T easurer. em ‘nin half cisely. By order, TOREeH GRISTADO 4 gr MEMBERS OF THE MONTE CRISTO ASSOCIA- tion tre requested to meet at the Arbour, 332 Broad- way, on Sunday, ae Bth at Gig o’olook P.M By order of JORGE F. ALEXANDER, Scoresary, eeecteeninlinntest SPORTING, &0. Gs HESS, MATCIL.—A MATCT AT CHESS IS BEING layed at the New Yor Chess Club, 87 Fourth aveaue f the bes) players in New York. Mr F. Partin, oo ing, between tl months, in advance, ' —THE MEMBERS OF THIS COM yt at their a-mory in fal! Ronall, inte pro aie the Waverle c or of the Waver! sans inte Drops Lieut, ROBT. Fores, ¢ ‘Commandant, Or¢erly Ser T A SPECIAL MEETING OF WASHINGTON IR- ving Liose Company No. 44, on Saturday evening, Jan. 7, 04, te follow ng reselntions were adopted :— A mighty God to rewove from n hour anexpected, and without a x, our late brotoer member and associate, has pli ly, ved, That ass company. it becrmes us to ves before Him wh» heldeth our tl ‘and Who speaks to us vy this boreavement— we meura the | iv d family we offer our condolence sn Him who wo can cnly rocommend her oa fatner to the fatherless and gn, Nesolved, That. as a company, wo attend his funeral on Sunday, Ji from bis late residenco, 13) Wost Pairty first et —that we cause the apparatus and house ‘o be trimmed with orape, and the members wear the usual badge of movrning for sixty dayn. Reselved. That s copy of these ros*lutions bs transmitted to the witow of the de and that they be published in the New York Herald and ?iremon’s Journal. Committeo—W. Rimyéon, Jas.R Remsen P. J, Vanderbilt, Wit, 1. WILS JN’ Foreman. Josxen HB. Gavnrs, Secretary. VARYING any MO WAIN a “SINGIE GENTLEMAN MAY OBTAIN ROOK, heard &e.,inag ooitiend fam'ly, at 155 West Thirty pintb atreet, near Righth 20, Price fom $2) to $5) ® month. FORNISHED “ROOM TO LET. TO A SINGLE H, NEWMAN, 765 NISURD PARLOR AND BE in 8 private (amily. Gas exctauged. No 5 Bond a, mi thiathe house. fren streets OARD—AT 618 BROADWAY; A LARGE AND DE sirable euite cf rooms, with “front par'or; also a roar a rooms for eingle gentlemen, with full board. Re OARD—TO LET, A SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, and bedroom adj ining, toa lady and gentleman, wit board for the lady only, in # private family, where tho-e are no bosrecrs, between Prince Bleooker strests, woat of Broadwa, dollars per work. including fire. Post Offics, stating ehere and ad, which will meot with prompt Broadway en an iuterview can be Tien tion. becroom to a smell vgs [20 ARDING. PORNISUED ROOMS TO LET AT 16 Spring ete bedroom, with or without Uresktaet, Looat way, Also ® room for twe gentleme OARDING —GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN GOOD furnished rooms wai Medhurst’s. My Houston street, Possession ima OA RDI ING ESTABLISHMENT FoR Sal THe FUR. m, now filled with URNISHED p OMS FOR GENTLEMEN AND elo gentivmen, with full or partial Bow! in Green. QURNISHED | ROOMS TO LET—IN THS FIRST CLASS tate pce teen suitable for wee _—— ard. “apviyent Rofe 'URNISHED ROOMS.—THREE ROOMS TO LET, on F" he FS aleahad with closets attached. Apply at 379 roome str AN D*OWELY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET, witt Jey Re board, at 65 West Twonty fires strect, corner ov Sixth av USIC — PIANOFORTE, Chane fer boat . Wem, References oxchang. pd AL if fa a tached, yenen roo of the oity, to 1 ith ory pale R ‘A. SUITE oL ELEGANTLY FUR piahed roo» to let, in a fret class dern improvements have been i eadway. or two rooms for singe gomtlemen. Apply 8 roadw: OOMS TO LET TO Sy tages ete i N.—A LADY cle o eatl without very dos ae renin the house. ‘Address aC, BED APARTMENTS, WITH OR S4 Chambers rtraet, O OK Thee G BMan CAN OBTAIN BUARD Jn» plain, family om moderate ferme, whare s good te kept and no boarders. Inquire of ios store 116 Sixth avenue. JET—WITH BOA nlep= Piebih ote Bhs wily keene ers suitable for ome or two “thugle kenilomea.” Ruferenoee ow AT NO 2 ST. WARK RAAT IFIED TO TEACH TIB weuas napy, WELL QUA!) good a jeaetion, (music excepted, A Wrenches 90 a situation ae in New York, enc YOUNG LADY, FULLY COMPETENT TO ArreND in.» fanoy or millinery store, is f ont of the city. No obj Julia, Herald office, | DESIGNER, FROM PARIS, WANTS A SITUATION, | either in sew York or other Cyl fie understands the fabrication in all styl a, improssi Can be | soon for eight deys at Mr. Engel's, 85 Bast Tw ! ED) IS DESIKOUS OF A situation forty y 4 ~FOR SALE. & Fis doing a eplon dia owner is going $500. sel tance of the Americas Museum. room No. 2, corner of Ann. ne nse South. a jarees ave es 108 Mas y mt to the cook department in all ite bs Tease hg 804 High street Brooklyn.’ Boke VARIED 10 ae OF ERRANDS, ARPLY or Roberta, 709 Broi rner of Ninth strost 355 S Taree . ARDENER WANTED—A SINGLE PROTESTANT man, to take charge of fruit orchard, vegetable garden, mall Reed apply without unquestionable mrmensn ess ATryn machines patterme, baneeee, Leben tend anna of he 3 i ~ tolawe | M. LHORBURN & CO., 16 John street, | Pett na bey Tom Kay new. The wh i wal M4 les tr } OUSEKREPER WANTED.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN, | $M2,!faprlied Or orm. Apply ow shalpromions. «| POS Hunt fully vompetent to take entire charge o( ahouge! | SHEPARD, SS Bight « superintend the cooking, and ponei bilit pertaining there’, may hear of s comfortable home and modorate compensation by addressing W. M. D, box 772 Post Cflice, stating whero an interview may be had. The houso is modern, and situated in the uppor part of the ity need pub those furnishing the best of ret ersmoes bedroom aod pantey 0D em ond er throe be soon in Wyekell street, on ye way and Thirty. prerieve ‘OTICE TO 8EA CAPTA YOUNG WAN, AN 81 American, who ean give best of reference, wants a situ py hy ONE bor, Fe, foart pores ation ag captain’s boy or clerk. Will go to any part of the | douiars eds ; Ly Wor d, lovg or short voyages. Please addross Byron, Hor- | Scvlars inavir huh eervet ald of NE EX°ELLENTE COUTURIERE FRAN tire treuyer dee familles Awéricaines qui Is domtas e oud le semaine. 8) joe, ARM FOR SALE.—A& FARM JONTAININ( sores, on Long Is and kitohen attache: ‘venne het. in good fence, about fourteca miles from Division» ferry, Williameburg. Apply at 47 Broome etre on SALe-TaR WELL KNOWN 87! ANDO AT JAMES e:oury 4h W4N7ED-BY A RESPECTABLE Wow N ey yafitt aan eb muete ins private family, i ae er bal ve good reference required. Beak Wiee'siaefentn streot, second Moot, back room, ofe‘the cenasias-apoly ts PRASE be fern from 1U until 4 0” clock, Sr HOON cereek, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE young woman, ai iam bermaid, and to assist in wagh- irorieg. Inquire from nine to four o'clock, at ‘Linton pl+ce, Eighth street. Good reference given. WASHING, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, excellent lauudress, aad undorstanda tne caro and doing up of all & othes. Gentlemen's shirts done equai to now muslii Also, needlework and French fluting done very haadsome, and all work to suit Lx 4 gentlemen. Please call or address a note t: ty fixth street, rear house, first floor, for Mrs Cain. ence given. Particulars inquire at 56 OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES of awho d family wine, evirit, 3 Liquor establiad: oP xe & rapid tortane ine other engagements, will soli out cheap » Horald office, medreanad tor Be ‘Twen- Refer: OR SALE—THE THRRE:STORY DWELLING HOUSE, PEO With Ftable sttacre West Fitieon sh steact SRvigE Aue ate era | eeu ens agen and mabe herself generally useful. The best of cisy refer wilt expressly for & livery stable, now occupiad a6 Hu ence given. Can be seen for three day; aaah de sirab! corner of Congress, South Brooklyn. PER ACO: 83 Columbia strset ANTED—A LADY, WHO KEEPS A NURSERY, th two Ce Would like to have s'few small ch idron to board, ‘This yr Sn ronle"be 8 good opp-rtunity for a, widowae wi h smal ehit ead pied obole trait ttt ra oe dron, aa they need not be separated. A nore loftat the He- | two ae Tallroad fine wile Da hort distance from this raid cfice for Mra. Mann will be attended te, Also, rooms to ‘tayo tog td Broadwey. let, with or without bard, OR SALR—THE* STEAMBOAT KATE, row ‘LYING at the footof Bast Twenty-third stroot, 9 tone burthon. Engine, boiler, aud boat in good ler © for towing cr pagsage. Apply t) G. LEE West Seventees Ch strest, or to Jonas Gheabives 8 Firas street, Williameburg. NOR SALE IN WILLIAWSBURG—A TWO STORY basement and attic frame house, finished in good style W4XTED TO PURCHASE -A PEW COPIES OF THE New York Herald of July 3,1 A good price will e paid for them as th ANTED-—-TWENTY.-Fi this of Goop MILLINERS, AT No ork given out, —BY A RESPECTABLE. AMERICAN RA a situation as chatubermaid, and to ts . 1b South 16 Marray street, fifth story. Wee a fis throughout, portable furmacs in fron’ basoaent and Ear tiven, P sass all HY rarge in back basemont, thirteen rooms tu the lot 28 et, in the fancy sore, foot front with ar al ey way. Premises are woont five tee Wi om tho f¢ aquite of ;ANTED—A WAITER GIRL, ONS WHO UNDER- | ™3™ s e W stands her business. Cali at 28 Variok streot, HOW, Tf sont Sint mere teen 10 and 12 o’eloc W’% NTED—BY SEVERAL STOCKHOLDERS IN THE Parker's Vein Company, and North Carolina Corper Company, 8 00d accountant, t> examine the books of theas makes report. Addross Acoountant, Herald OR SALE—A MEAT MARKET, NOW DOING A good cash busines The reason for slling out is that the OF ate is going into other business. Call at 300 Bart rosdwa: OR SALE.—A NEW DAGUERREOTYPEA PPARATUS, of the manufacture of Me Vogtlander & Son, of Wien anc Braunschweig, is for ss one hundred doll) 73 Greenwich street. be usod for cop) and sliver plates, Sra SALE—THR KEYSTONE HOTBL, aiTgaTap AT " ireenprint, on the frat northwest corner from ti auzED— A OUNG MAN SPEAKING FLUENTLY, | forry and Plank road leasing to Flushivg.. Yho leaeat f correspordiog in tho French lsacnage, | ard built of brick, three stories higy and forty fect deep, ‘o bimself generslly vocful, Address | witharear two story house, Part of the purohase money may remain on bond and mortgage for a term of years, In ANTED-A SIT young man well of city reference given. atreet. a8 BAR TENDER, otea with his business; % be Beak Acdress J. 8., No. 108 Warrea pab) and willton te box 1245 Poss Off ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS ‘waiter ins private family. Ho’ oan bo highly recom menéed by some of the b-at families in the city. with whom ho basserved in a similar caprcity. Uan be seenat 210 Mott street, corner of Prince, for two da WANTED-ONB HUNDRED EXPR (BNCED MANTIL- Ia makers None others need appiy. Appl 128 Siath avnue, up stain ghtmapled del bole YOUNG MAN in Brooklyp; oni rienee, ° Bouts Brechiya’ Post Office, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN,TO ATTEND TO A ROUND of customers, soliciting orders, &c., attached to a lai ce grocery o tablishw: nc who has had some experi*noe in San SEeeey eon Vbemeepe None need ta wee ing referer ce to thei Hope & Co., 132 Chambers ia KTANTED—IN A SHIPPING AND COMMISSION Lowe, a Ind from fifteen to cighboon your. of aga. why wilted neni haseand hus gome tubwtedseot Gantoes Heese A in bendwri OR SALE—" EE HOUSE AND &. street, Brooklyn, tetween Presta ‘The hoase'is a brown stone ront. th decoment and under oo lar, and modern impro' lot in 35 feet wie by 87 fect doop, Apply to HUME MOR GA}, mo. 8 Metropolitan Bai Y Bulldog, Pine atroe OR SALE—AN ENTIRE FULL DRESS UNIFORM OF tho rank of Regiwental Staff of Ixfantry, of tho recent regulation pattorr. with horse equipments; used but four times. Inquire at 177 Allen street or 239 Bowory. OR SALE—THE HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT NO. 206 West Twenty-sixth strest, betwe Eighth end Ninth avenues, with the pr vilege of purchasing the lot ia feoon favorable terme, iugaire of JULIN MuNIGUL, No. 11 Spruce ttroet, OR SALE— ne BUIL? DARK BROWN. HORSE six years old. guitybi or an express ba Will wildo enp, ast ne no use for hima. May ba sem Dimcnd’s siabli's, New strect, on Monday aad Tuoadsy betabalet fed HOME ASS0CIATIOY,NOS 2AND in the former at a disoountfrom uf 7 RETAIL HARD- who had some expe- ery are madera, may addrost the who © contents of be vod with os canara for turaitnce buverr, ne ge: cartets os pariore i ” roped pier glasses, | jocks, magniterns Tesiweee contre tables, — + + WESTOOTT, Anctionser. TH (PEREMPTORY S4LB Nene * won Cir- i ale. er mprises the mort «i eigrsiet fe 8 Bow t paray ormalia or shine By order of D*Bscay vce at, auction —e Will sell on Taorday, Jemwary 10 ef bie store No. 1)3 Wal etrert f¢ eee concern, 100 barrels, ® bhes for éxmag Dsirir 4 BLRY oot D WarcnssS VIN A r+ u sell at a 1 ft the enie MINTURN taf rings. +f greas Demutity! naat-s, ed #8 represen tod ts catalognes, OB Oo eabilit QEVRY LEASE oT PUB) D eur the right to Chambers # t ony or witn the pier L and reek, with eit the gresin we tive ; fend bulkbesd, for th term of ton years trom the of the prosest irase of the pi the fire’ of The requ & sum equal to twenty npeal reat, te the penrveal paym thal enecedion oft 4 th covenants cf the lease te be y heretotore ven ne | Ly? the Corperstion, fe teventh section ¢ barter of Tas. hes ful whe may Deoome purchesere: of this ferry lease shail be ceqnired te purthase, at © tae appreleed valuation, the bate buildings aad other pr of ‘the former lessees, actually necessary for the purposes ures to th, the. plse, slip ot val fing’ the term of each nae A © FLAGG, Comptrotion SALE CF FANCY GOOD* Iv GREAT VARIEFY, TO close consign 4 — ALBERT H. NIOOLAY. albert Il. Blecley will eel poeket boo co nes, 8 large Lot 01 She fork iT . Atty geld leekets and one make’ to be sold ab olately: cern; ® lot which the trad ALNEME AaD Sree , if about to join rr f Ad@rees Village, Herald offics. ee bie! = ARE CHANCE —YOR 3A THE SfOCK FIX INSTRUCTIO! WANTED—OF WI ag and Houry Rorrla Conner, When Connor was on Water tendo." Ponte address fornia. re excellent solsal vr writhing to REST, 605 and 07 om a shipwright by Daniel Cowley, Gootyear's Bet’ Gai, [STORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM BEA UCHAMP, by trade s barber and } air dresser, Jato o' Montreal; (when last heard of was in Bleecker street, Now Ycrk) His brother Jobn leaves for Mexico on the 12th inst, and is very anxions to see him or hear of his whereabouts, Address, No. 2 vie 1o DR GISTs. —A PAYSICIAN, OWNING A p atusbte dan piers, balan oompelied to le hi ina few cays, will cispoae of the same for much Jor actual velue't seash customer, if such can be found mediately. This iva bona fide offer, and portunity. dom with, Address Hunter, ‘Met-opelitan Poss Other, Ninth strect =— Bleecker stree' FMR. SMITH, WHO FORME MADE BRI€KS FROM marble gravel and hydeaulic lime, for the Chatham then. tre. will osit Ye will hear of something to hie advan! yn who understands mak- ing «uch br dove, on W Colo weak LROTU RM BHABOR, ¢ Amare, LECTURES — rae : FIFTH LECTURE Yo She course of tho New York Anti Slavery Society will vered at the Broadway Tahercaole on Tuesday NFORMATION ¥ WANTRD—OF MI3S ELLEN *****, ‘suP- peeed to be from Halifax; wan last year Ind; we, F 10. 864. at Tig ovclook, by John Jay, Key. Subject be I i OR RE a a idee ni ‘First Abolition Bocisty of Now York, focnded uy. tho fetta te dade dmd enise veers Framers of the Federal Corstitation, and supported by tho drmiaivn $5 conte, NATIVE OF POLAND, a Pillars of the Chureh.” NESTINE L. ROB! lecture on the righ! 1 disabilitics of woms Jpetione, at the Broadway ary 9 Doors open at syeeven, Admission 26 0 HELP THE STRUGGLING sTaTR or fT MARY'S Church, Williamsberg a locturo will bo del vered by Sto, Peter and Paul’s church etree! South Seoond and South ‘Third, Weiniansrburg ‘at 73¢ o'clock, on this Susday oveaing, Suljrot—The physics’, moral and sooial cnar. Irish Velt, ‘Tickets 25 con's eash. May be had at the ookatores cf Messra. Bre nan, 200 Grand street; G ay: ror, 161 Grand; Manahan, next door to Ste. Peter aad Paul's Cr fiom Mr. Maginn, texton; or at 407 Grand strest, o rner of Teona:d. Fr yi yes THAT WAS HOUSEKESPER AT NO. 26 How: reet lat August, will send her address to Crroline. Broadway Fost Offise, the may hear of something to her advi R. JOHN Hoar JEWELLER, FROM “POSEN, I requested to call at Mathewson & Allon’s office, ‘No. 20 Maiden lane, up stairs. to give further information on the subject written about cH ‘Providi j bag C——A.—YOUR LETTER WAS 1 the appointment kept Friday and Saturday EB. hopes ta see you without fail on Monday, at the same uur aad ce er If past six; tocommencs : _REWARDS 25 REWARD—FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO the recovery of sorrel horse aud harness, stolen nuary, about 4 o'clock A. M. from she ferry loot of Cortlandt street. Seid horse wasabont di toree oF four white foot, white etripa roward will bo Promptly paid to any whe will ive the reauired i tion, <== $2000 WORTH WANTED.— ‘ash price will bo liberally given, in current © or amall lots ef good left off clothing of ovary description Address through post, ores lon JAMES MO RONEY, at his hia second hand store No. 11 Orangs street, near Chatham, rOURNEY MEN HORSE SHOERS’ PRUTCCTIVE J Union and @enevolent Sceiety.—The members of the rociety are tend @ special mocting, to be hald at the aie ralty Fi Kocepted Masons of the State of New Yerk, veil be given on fas Wb 'y, 1854, at Niblo’s Selocn” Tiokets nt $2. to admit's gentleman and laa at toe Grand Secretary's office, on ¢ ecmmittes, viz.:- John itanrhetd Horspool, R' bert Roberts, E J. James nO TIN, “ROOFERS — —WANTED, ANE EFFICIENT TIN | no who understands making Katters, cornives, patterns, to whom Bintan’ ube otrect. Best of re reference | require bt TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL BALL In, AID ‘OF ™ ND ONE SECOND ENGI. the New York F re Department Fuad will take place ab ANTED—ONE FIRST A 4 to go to the Orinoco river. One should bes Proceed tthe Coma v meg abort oo bind ghadtaagl P75 these co ypersmith. “Apply to F. Revwdo xchange Merokonti sh a ~ SCG DT bow ROADWAY PROPERTY 70 LET—THE B axiereond, third and feurth Seer of tho buildingen of broadway sad Thir teer th ttreet; o Fastaurant; ‘the second floor fourth floors would ELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LOST AT al Hotel, Niacara Falls, or between there equare leather box, with the initials C J.D. “% aable iy areal. i . by adizosing WT. Tull tach & Marshalls Now York A COTTAGE ON BROOKLYN HEIGATS, AND the furniture for ealo Inquire at 139 Broadway. (0 LET—A FACTORY, 9 BY &), BRICK BUILDING two storics and basement, twel minutes walk trom Hamilton fe iy AD! familton ferry, DOT SHARD BCCLES, 275 Poarl etree. EOROOMS, AND BASE Inquire at 468 exhibition at the Crystal y Ko. Any pereon finding the same will confer a very favor by rovuring it to office No 11 Crystal Palace, of Mr. Samuel Brovoort. 10 LET.—A PARLOR, Two ment. Kent $25 per month, in advance, = me — corner of Groere CONTAINING BOUT 8750 IN GOLD, Bi tn ane fine from mand of liberally po, STABLE z | KEEPERS O1 MARTFACTURERS. —TO ings, aaah thirty fest si inches in a tron by b, situate tn ty fe atroet, een use ne niablos Atply to street. LET— (row batt WITHOUT BOARD, A FRONT room 8: room paieing, ont on the secoud floor of the house 42 ‘Great Jones streot. Breakfast if desired. Tho bevee bas all the medern Improvem| ote, 0 L&T—THE STORE AND BASEMENT NO.* BARCLAY street. Inquire of FRANKLIN BROW: aah L&T.—SRVERAL LARGE AND santiy furnished. Apply at 6 Ban 10 LET—IN LUQ teel mastic b Lora pockar MEWOR NUM, PARTLY FILLED with address 1y, botwoon Fifth and Pearl Tie W" Stearae, Springbeld, ir will be suited! yen Pee RARNS. 75 Nasson atroet. aioe (rom 123 Male Fuiton stroete, y Aro! , to the order 3344 39; omy 8, bi f Cc I Iaguiee Pi Ci RELLSGO, 16 W oO TRT-UNTIL «THE op Kay wax? A HANDSOME ry brick hours, with piaeaa in front, pomp ie Senth teventh strect, nose Grove, Jersey City weik from the Mrry. Rent very modorate Inquire of M BP WasON, No.9 Chambers ste, N. York 10 LET—THE PREMISES NO. 10 ATHARINE araeet corner of Division, now occupied by the Toland City Bonk. The Rank to 10) Broadway, corner cf Liberty street, on or about the let of Februarr nixt. Por terme apply as Rbove, OF KSHOP® AND LOFTS TO LET.—A LARGE LOPT , 108 feet deep by 87 feet front, Highted on titra sides, 1 1, Willis MJ Dectintibe the nhove nome ™ MG HOUSE or THE SUBSCRIBER, & Scotch terrier dog, upon f- hadon, waea he wens were to the nome ef Pincher. arded by calling ot the house otevet, 3 or! CARPENTER. apanvinn PICKED ve 1m (80 Part vleen. hi-* >) aud wt tmnuen reoponsivie Weunat, App y © it) be gen GbOnC! Qa id... $10. TOOKKEEPING WRITING AND ARITHME Ho—Mr. DOLBEAR GY Br 7. corner of Lows ton fttret, makes #msh peel that bis cifoo ts thonged day and Teecives private fastuct noand te Ene Cort New entrances this Cay and ov A occupied sirous of © tairin pile, ¥o-wh m she would ive iastrwotion on tb ree or ia singing. Terms very mderate. Penis attended of thee own residoncon if desired Addr os, tur fourdaye, W., Uvien eq RENCH LANGUAGE. MONSIEUR AND MADAME D - BOB will re-vpon thele olacsee @ the compentat Indies’ boarding soho “ F or parti uit, Ta Mrondway, of by letter, J ‘Office, for oo" week. . 12d brondway TEACHER OF bind eipse . near Broa tw aad thove of hie | rb Por) Satorday wa baud of Wroadway—Nor Broning te ANOTHER SEW CLASS FOR GENTLE. pa G BKOOKES will ' od the public that be het ttrech, corner of the Bowery, cig to ollie i rate ERRERO'S | DANCI NG HE ART OF DAN ING, 4s, u“ street, fourth house wet HRUAUD'S new clarsrs tor atlen, or, aed masears, commence op the first week in J any during the srotey sed Saturdey, at noon Monday and th redey men. A practionl eh evening, with bai 'y cLeseh month sash lomeen, BRCOND QU, murio. A frst rate pisaist in joing School, Isp, will com roetion, Wede Sovelor ie, Th 1a inet. err ine, OR LIVERPOOL —UNITED STATRS be = pds STBAM. chip BALTIC, Captain J. J Com will depars with wes ited Arenas, mails tore oreye tively cn Seterde 2ist, at 12 o'clock M., from heg berth ot the fe vot 0 Canal street. F 1b freight or passage, , snd AthOM® fag nam ama nee ates « rejuested ' bo: a PALLAATIC win : joovd the Baucie;