The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1854, Page 6

Y¥ got up by vain and unscrupulous individuals wut in a good stiff constitutional letter for the Tus Lerrer—Tue Scanter Lerrer.—Has repeal of the Missouri line root and branch and | our respected friend, Mr. John Cochrane, the it will run like the cholera.” Where, oh! | United States Surveyor, found that letter yet ? where, ia Jobn Van Br Van Buren? We mean that identical letter which General Lov LEON. Pierce wrote in July, 1848, or thereabouts, to Ber com in pigh ok pce the, the Van Buren ‘comm! ittee of > — Park mii in- seems likely to terminate in so serious s de- meeting that ratified his nomination pri boa he present Deen characterised hi ciples--that letter in which he, (t the most asia ekill weston me Prosideot.of 30 used sa il sat satonished and confounded the veteran diplo- | ‘M4 conenrred with the great Hite een found matists of the Nesselrode rchool by the extent ment of that day. Has that letter been found of bis foresight, the rapidity and certainty of | 7°** his combinations, and his prompt sppreciation ef the eventualities of the European imbroglio, He saw from the first that its Gordian com- plexities could only be unravelled by the sword, and for that issue he has accordingly been long and steadily preparing. Whilst the other Powers have been trusting to the virtues of protocols and the chances of Providence, he has been quietly adding to his forces and measuring his strength for the approachiug struggle. The career of this extraordinary man may be said to be almost without a parallel in history. He has reversed the axiom applied to great minds by the Latin poet, for in adversity he was contemptible, whilst in prosperity he has @isplayed qualities of the highest order. Other princes have, by their courage and constancy, survived the reverses of fortune and the morti- fieation of defeat; but few, like him, have out- lived the force of ridicule. The contrast be- tween Philip drunk and Philip sober finds in him a striking illustration, for at one time he ‘was the butt and laughing stock of Europe, and he is now the arbiter of its destinies. It is a singular revolution of the wheel o ehances which presents to us in the person of the same individual euch extremes of fortune aad such opposite characteristics. What a Practical satire, too, it furnishes on the inate- bility of institutions which have no foundation im popular affection and respect. The needy adventurer and gambler of yesterday is the autocrat of men’s liberties to-day—the central pivot, in fact, on which the whole political ma- ehivery of Europe turns. Life of strange contradictions! how many hepes and fears, how many aspirations ot en- slaved hearts, are bound up with your dark and wnfathomable future? Although cradled in despotism, you had a popular erigin—matured in adversity, you developed popular instincts. ‘Will your future course confirm or belie those indications? This is the question that naturally suggests iteelf when we reflect on the opportunities for geod or for evil that Providence, in its inscrute- ble wisdom, has thrown into the French Empe- rer’s hands. If he be true to his recorded opin- fons—if he be true even to the policy of his wace—he may yet wipe out the offences that he has committed against the liberties of his coun- try by helping to burst the bonds that fetter the enslaved populations of the continent. ‘Tax Puiosopny oF Mons.—Those who seek to found conclusions unfavorable to the spirit and stability of our institutions on the riots ‘that occasionally break out in our large cities must take a very superficial view of our politi- eal and social condition. Damnant quod non ‘The Ice in the Rivers. ACCIDENTS TO VRESELE—SINKING OF THEE CLIPPER BARK GRAPESHOT. The ice made its appesrsnce io the North and Esst rivers on Saturday night aud yesterday in immense fielde, almost reaching from shore to shore, crow ting aud chafing the piers and vessels to sn extent which at times became truly alarming. The bests on some of the ferries were compelled at various times during the day to lay by and watch their opportunity for an opening sufficient to war rant them im venturing across. A number of accidents eourred to vessela which were Jying in exposed situa- tions, and also to ferry boats, « list of which will be found below. ‘The new clipper batk Grapeshot, Capt. Parker, of New London, which was lying at ancbor in the stream, off the foot of Wall street, loaded and ready for sea, bound for Melbourne, Australia, was struck about 7 o’alock yester- Gay morning by a small iceberg, which stove in her bows, and she immediately commenced filling. The officers of the vessel were ashore at the time ; but a geatieman—Mr. Monsell—who had just taken oa board some letters and files of papers, seeing the condition she was in, signulized for assistance, when the steamtug Hector, Capt. Wood- hull, went to her relief, and towed her into the alip next below Catherine ferry, om the Brooklyn side, where she now lies sunk im aboat twenty feet water. The Grape- shot was loaded with flour, and will have to be entirely disoharged before she can be raised. She is well braced with ropes from her maintopmast to the piers, which will keep her in an upright potition. Her cargo was being taken out yesterday by lighters. She cleared at the Custom House on Friday last, and was to hare gone to wee yesterday afternoon. ‘The brig Lamartine, Capt. Blake, bound for Aspinwall, which was lying in the East river, parted her on>les yee torday afternoon, in consequence of the pressure of ice Against ber, and Jost both of her anchors, She was rea- ued by the steamtug Leviathan, and towed to a wharf. A fore-and-aft schooner, mame unkoown, was drivia fcc m her anchorage in the North river, opposite pio: Ne 1, and went ashore on Bedloe’s Island, where she now Hes. The steamtug Union, in rounding to at the foot of Gouverneur street, on Satoriay night, was strack by » large body of ioe, which broke the flanges of one of har psddle-wheels, and otherwise disabled her Adont six o’clock om Saturday evening the steam- boat Metropolis, belonging to the Wall street ferry, hid her rudder splitim two by a large cake of floating foe, and wae completely disabled im consequence. The next morning ber comsort, the Exchange, met with a similar disaster, and both boats were withdrawn for repsirs, Business was cousequently suspended yesterdsy; bat the arrangements have been made to resume the trips morning by ee ae some of the Sm boats which are reserved for contingencies. boat pre of the Sascinan tren avenue ferry, was tkewise ¢isabled yesterday forenoon, leaving but one boat for the conveyence of passengers. Marine Affairs. RSrURN OF THR ALABAMA — The steamship Alabama, Ospt. Schenck, returned yesterday from her cruise in search of the lost steamship San Francisco. Naval Intelligence. ‘The frigate St. Lav rence arrived at Callao Dec. 19, from Panama Nov. 19. The storeship Fredonia remained at Valparaiso Des. 16, OonsrrrvTioNaL AMENDMENTS IN Massacuu- smr78,— A report has been presented in the Massachuse cts Senate, providing that in all elections, the (nti | the highest Dumber cf votes hall bo decared « and —— the day a the State elestion to the Taeeday ‘, after the first — wenger vas bans peta gh intelligunt. All these local and sectional dis- fourth Moacey ofthe pita tad on tarbances usually take place in the intervals of political calm that occur between the Presi- dential elections. During the heat of party contests they are lost sight of in the eonflicts of more important interests. They are generally Jony Bruen Ruerrrap—The “Buffalo Republic of the 26th inst. eaya:—‘Jobm Seiler, now lying uncer sentence ‘of death is the jail in this elty, ‘and who was to have been kung to-morrow has beeu respited for ‘ue toird time. The postponement wan recel ed about « w sk age. anc makes the day of exesution Friday, the 7th o ‘pen The Missour! Compromise. ‘The great meeting of citizens, called by William 7 Havem: Walter R Joner, and some hundred of others, With ut distinetion of party, to protest against the dis. turbance of the Missouri Compromise, is snaounced for to-night, at 7 #’elock, in the tabernecle. ‘The chair will be tsken by Shephard Kaapp, the well known Presi!ent of the Mechanics’ Bank, and speeches will be made by the Hon. Robert Emmet, James W, Gerard, Brq., Rev. Henry W. Bellows, and other distin. guished New Yorkers. Numerous rerlies have been re esived from eminent statesmen throughout the country, aie of whem whi nated te petnon. who seek to attain a bad pre-eminency by ap pealing to the religious or local jealousies of different sections of our countrymen. These cases, however, are merely sporadic, and indi- eate no constitutional unsoundness. In a des- potic, or even a comparatively free country, like England, they would be looked upon as alarm- imag symptome—as the precursors of revolution —the convulsive throes and upheavings of the enelaved and down trodden masses writhing un- @er the iron heel of oppression. Whether their Preximate causes were to be traced to the en- eroachments of capital upon the rights of labor, the growth of gigantic monopolies, or the sup. pression of the privilege of free discussion, their occurrence would be regarded as equally pregnant with danger to the established order of things. With us, however, the case is differ- ent. These occasional outbreaks may be said to be inevitable incidents in our political sys- tem. They are merely the abuses of that lati- tade of opinion and action which is the birth- wight of every American citizen; and however teoublesome and Inconvenient they may some- times prove, we have the consolation of know- ing that’ can never assume any bat a local ‘and exceptional character. Whenever they be- THE NEW YORE WEBKLY HERALD. The reyal mail steamship Niagera, Captain Leitoh, will leave Bosten on Wednesday, at 12 e’clock, for Liverpeel. subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the @uw Yorx Hunatp will be recerved at the following places ta Burope — {avmroo:—John Hunter, No. 3 Paradise street, Lompos—Edwards, Sandford & Oo., No. 17 Cornhill . ‘Wm. Thomas & Oo., No. 19 Ontherine street, Camm—Lévingstom, Wells & Jo , 8 Place ds la Bourse. The Burepean mails will clove in this efty at a quarter to snree o’eloek to morrow afterneca. The Wauxty Hunt, (printed in French and fngliah,) lll be published at half-past nine o’slock to morrow worming. Bingle copies, in wrappers, sixpence. All Men ny Tmaee Eucusate—0s the 1 at the great day ey deen awarded to 008, of3 of $63 Brondway. @ome dangerous to the public peace there is way. sufficient practical common sense and spirit in rage es ceed the community to render them at all times giype ain. by ne Roa Freee tre comes n re~ ready toapply the strong argument of force economy nee fe all things vo I sedimaskinalss when other remedies fail. If the philosophers and king-worshippers of Europe, who make these riots a subject of re- Frosch against republican institations, were to examine more narrowly into their origin, they Albert H. Nicolay’s tale of stocks and Poonds ane a y a shar te'"Exobange 401 GTi raleok. For parculars te ba: Twelfth = \=In Consequence would find that, instead of affording any real of the sromaed of my rooms iast wrunarmat va ie ‘give no- ground for sssailing them, they only reflect | tesien of my patross on’ ee cath ee i Broedway. The Seven Mile Mirror will be Continued back the evils that disgrace their own forms of goyernment. In nine cases out of ten these dis- teirbances are to be trased to foreign elements Preps Vishal holders s ebaace of visting 18 Ketvre he imperfectly absorbed into the homogeniety of for af cents toch te each sin cto met aaa pian Suita eur system. They are, in truth, nothing nent Pay, Oniy_ 1 000 Wertm of more than the reaction of the religious and poli fers ae continnah ty ata a ante of Sew Zeck, yyet tical animosities engendered in European coun- lee peal tee aSrnince og al ake. Ye Bay twies by that miserable policy which seeks to ee ee eg perpetuate despotic power by keeping up the war of sects and races. Viewed in this, their twue light, they afford no cause for apprehen sion. As in the amalgamation of other anta- gonistic elements, all such angry ebullitions must eventually settle down. sted to all lovers ef art =n mete af Ail the ompcanr'e era verte ead Porrina Onn’s Sevr.—Every Sunday paper ef yesterday bas a puff of Solon Robinson’s filthy “Hot Corn” stories, all apparently writ- ten by Solon himeelf, and no doubt each paid fer to the journals in question. This is the way the filthy trash has been imposed on the public. Even the religious newspapers‘ puff or pay in the same way—and some of them have the profanity to say that the book is next #0 the Evangelists in interest and truth, Aw Onoan Troty—What is the New York Times to the administration? Is it an organ? Yes, It is the sub-scavenger*here in New York 0 » head scavenger at- Washington. Rerorm witn a Vanorance.—The first re- form to be perpetrated by the new Boards is the abolition or curtailment of the proposed Central Park. Mark that. ler Safes, Gaylor’s Par ea wth «. waret K fe the sole manatact ae te in C fin’s impensteatie’ dotne pot © ang Looky wah denen street, one door blow siden te Jane Go to Worx.—Why don’t the reformers at Dr. BR. Hunter reepe 1y Wettties hte po Albany pass the Maine Jaw at once, and ‘try vente w Pre oret aa basi. (TJ the mecicine! palate’ Weds estes” “toreday ind Te Manufacturers of Clothing for yammer trade.—The cbjections whiea do to sewing mac ‘work on tl our new tingle threaded or Ii isomer ht goods every des an can b poner as Gone vy head, ‘Call LM. SINGER & GO., 328 Broadway. Perfect Kruthfuiness to Nature is the Char scteriatle of every, shade of colcr, from light b:own ve black, Predueed by Cristadoro’s Excelsior Is doco ne pats the Gres, and the operstion, ie ever fe" ve at net Macufnot ures, sold and privately appli:d, by GRIST, RO, No 6 Astor H Laces, Laces, Laces, Lacon “The Under- siened bore to inform bis fclends apd the ladion that he 1 se eived from Paris 4! - Tent of Maltese Inors. w outs of the sano quality slepolennes laces. from Ie to 3! way? om hand. W. RUBBRIS, 769 facoatinay, os corner of Ninth ateeet. The Hair Dye Lakers aera by Dr. Gourand and will be ite the silly asssokeof rivals; rer all 0) or the auth fore of 9 body; his Ii se, ie white, and Bale "restorative, ‘at vibe old eetablinied “Inberatory, Walker street, near Broadway. Ve newly invented wigs and toupess. at on one Seer. Come, if you want ‘Whikers er Mous (aches, of your heir went grow, for my Jnguens will foroe them to grow stron kin nix weeks, and wont stain orinjuro the ekin, ore hear thas! One dollar per bottle, $4.) peor ha't ¢ozen, sent to any partof the countiy, #. G. GKALAM, 16 Ann’atree! Redaing’s Russia Saive, A Boston of thirty youre standing, cares witho boils, chithlsins, ehspged ba pangs, nile jury or eruption: A Sold y ie, Be oo some oe sé John een ma ‘Srosdtay, and by y. nay 1 Oard.—Drs. R. & J. een P.M ab thelr i ethene iBresdway. © tw doors above Mase Ea bs cerns oie Ma. i ‘Washington, D. 0. persons 0 arsbal, Weshingwen. 0. ober persons of Died, Bunday, Jan. 29, of of doom Euza, oungest child ot Sonata and jane Bape in the 2inee vate year of her ag The friends and ‘Tiatives of te telly oe are requested to attend her funeral. from the of her parents, 228 Ewen street, Wiliambarg, to morred afterneon, at one o’clock. Newack ‘and Baltimore papers Sandey morning, Jan. 20, radceniyy ot sppoplax ory 4 of Weavertown, near feet Hobosen,N. Nae bry ‘Bie frienda a and acquaintances are respectfally invited tw hon his funera!, fre his late residence, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock. His remaiue will be taken for interment to Be gen Five Corners, N J. pour Jan. 2¥, Eva Rapvoup, infant daughter of Em apuel and Redeos Heim, sged 6 mouths and 12 dey 8. Thursday, Jam. 26, suddenly, Joun Hawi, iv the 49tia yer of hie sge The fanerai will take place from his late recidence ia Forty-sesond street, near Byhth avenue, thie afteraon at twoo’clock. His rewains will be taken to Greeaw for seperate California papers please oop! Sunday, Jan. 2, «< searle: ae We Buoommr, aged 3 yearn, 8 monte ad 11 days. ends and «cquaintazces are invited te Sis feoueels this ai\erncon, at one oe dence of bis fathe:, Wa. Boomer, corner Thirty seve nth streot ane Bivens eee chien Koes Sunday, 39. STaramn ears The relatives ax‘ friends of the family ace x invited to attend bi» fun-ral, morrow afternoon, at two o’cioek, from his !..« restceace, 686 Washiagtun stress, wibout further i. vitation tis remains wid be taken to Greenwood Ceu..-ry for interment, On Satarday, J. ary 48, Lyoia, relict of the late Wm, Poe, aged 60 yeare. The relatives a. ieuce of the fast) are iavited to at- tend her funeral from ner late residence, No, 46 Bedford street, at two v'ci00k chia attera00a, On Seturday, Janus:y 28, Joasra Doxatpeon, (formerly of No 4 Ba gers stree ,) aged 61 years Bis friends and scquainiances are res} invited to sttend bis funeral, at one o'clock this afieri tom his laio residence, v0 2 Osonard ate.ei, without farther trvitation. Hisiremaine will ve taken to Greenwood for ia- terment. Surday evening. Jap. 20 at 8 o’clook, at the house of bis parenty. 443 Washington strest, Jaume Ruxp Gstaa, son cf ber ptyrns and Mary Guyre, aged . year, 3 bards au en 6. town Poin’ pane Sanday, Jan. 29, ta ad “aged O& years andl mor th. The frends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the fox this Bt two o’elook, from his late residence, 729 Greenwich st. cet wil be takea to Greenwood for ivverment. Bonday morning, Jan. 29 years The [riends of the family, sod thse of his sons, Jena, William K., James, ana decry W , are respectfally oy Tol Beater s rect, om Wedasiday corning, at tou o'lost, Breet, on y mori at ton without Tarther “avitesten, Sanday, Jeu 20, Srivis L. Vaw Brancom, wife of Juno Van Bla com, sged 34 year, 11 months and 6 days The friends aud relatives of deceased are invited to at- tend the fumera), from ber late reside noe, 84 Pitt street, SESS e Et, wnuan dees, dee day even! °’ TLLLAM le con of Thomes a4 Ellen Holland, ‘The funeral will take place frem been Silo resi tence, ~ 79 Waanington street, te-morrow af:erncen, at two Hie remaias of January to the bers Ae ang Ce ete ote So ere oaHeReH yen Rare wenmora sem AS K DOWNING, City Inepeator. Clty Haspoctor's Othe. Jas a8 19s ry ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. NAME OF THOMAS par iY 5 meeday, 250b inst ; he ie Syoet je rect age, plain iad om two blas ie for the cue MAW sgRAD, and ® plush exp. of swenty dollars ta, Brooklym. RN AND WHERA WILL IT BE ADORESS roadway Pret (Mee, before two o’chook, . M. awuni DURSHES, agect 70 WANTS. eee janie oo. wouaw —_ / ‘ity mane Gen be soem ce two d Chasive street, A mn tp titgeg WOMAN, WHO LOST EZR CHILD, Pye RESP é y to wet nurve at her owm residence. Please Tecate amt street, ween atom and es. Cau be oven for three days. A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sreser rom as cook =e yo 7 obe unders lr Hieph si tn floor, front room. Goss tars s cigentenis vtanlly BESPECTABLE GIKL WISHES A SITUATION, INA nice private fae ily, to cook. wash and iron, or nde obam- fi iting. ot off ‘0 years, Plosse 0; ity rofe:- at 302 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FROSEOP ANE WoMaN. wishes @ situation as chaw berm shotel or genteel Doarding Louse. Has govc city aieeae feom her \ast plsce, Can be seen for two ry at 267 Mulberry street, first door, ip the rear, bet ween Hggston and Piinoe te. A* INDUSTRIOUS, STEADY GIRL, WANTS 4 SITU- a ation; she is oapabie of eategel he a pias cooking, wi g and ironing of ® ood genera orker, kind to obild eal ent cfty ot oountry reference. Can be ed at 145 Fourth avenue, between “hirteenabe btreets. A at goat SPECTABLE ra tion in a priv: to assist in worhing and! ironi treet, back room, No. 5, for RESPECTABLE Wexer:. ann A SITUATION ga dry nurse. rr from ite birth; invalla MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND GOOD BUSINESS habits may meet with very. pro‘table ow ployment by ad- dressing & note to W. A. W., Herald office, PPRENTICE WANTED—AT THE ENGRAV.NG businers; must bo well reoommended. Apply to Thomas Bruns, 206 Bowery. Baperas we ea a9 UNQUESTIONABLE taurant, None | Inquire at, Daves ment. Waiter apply #6 sbov 0% WANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE BOY, to fit ears of ago, wanted in a wholesale Adéress, in applica A guing oF roe! RECEMAKING, DONE IN PAIVAT FAMILIES, BY eed Person, who oan refer to some of the b ity, and hes been forewoman ay. Address Mrs, W had experience in city re id who can furnish good re- ‘tua Apply at the corner with tho “un 1. Union "Saua’o Post hee had eem usiness, with y apply at ie ond re! 2 ‘Sixth factory, an architect's aay * wanted. Address, oop SERVANT T8.—THE oat OF COOKS, LaUN- dresser, chan: bermaids and wait «le for housework, Isundresses a) ‘soschmen, tere ani always supplied teat” notice, ty tus "stata pares Ff Bro an eS ecrner Reade strees. Partios wanting invited to call. LOUIS Pan SISTER, HAIRDRSS3ER5 washers and ironers, ab @ moderate price, 23 WANIED-FOR GIRLS, WITH GOOD cooks, chamberm aide, waiters, ind ceneral ‘house workers. ' Familios jan be suited at 4. PAWSUN’S, ect, under the San ‘Buildings. QIBWING Log SESINERS W te. er tend the ai ia departmer wanes see paid. ites mop bed “WO PROVES'AST GIRLS WANT “SITUATIONS ‘AS chambiru side or to take carecfobildren Plense eallat 1.7 broadway, in the store. Te Let poe ligt. thd $ wilk work, to whom ocrtbree millinere as i! OhS.—WANTED TWENTY-FOUR UNIFORM! lc th,) of suong, © ryicabls clotr—1 ob to exes Xoluaive of outtovs, de., &e. a8 to paym ‘nt for the samo igicr Addr'ss, for two days, SE Ray Qaise DESIRE 3 36 Pac ER DANS UNE bevrgeois: toc me tonne d’ 1 fan's, pour coudce serepaseer Bil sais an bea parler anginis 5’a¢reaser au No. ‘aNTBb—s SITUATION, Oy ot ro ret o hy 8 Pies street, betw: m Bian and ae th avenues ANTELD—4 SITUATION, BY 4 R&SPECTABLE yk, washer and 4 ironer ; understands Wire ven A PRKOTESTAN? ‘WOMAN, A SITUA: ion ia small private temily as cook, aud is willing ‘to easiss to resbin| roniug Gcod reference given. Sopiy at 28's pay Bleventh nen basement Weed ieaees Srevasioy, AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER yourg woman. es Dancan’s, 491 Gree: for 4 streek.. 4NTED—THIRTEBN GIRLS i Gun housework two cooks, 1 wor loom weavers for «x ulin se, fer DT a io ecrligs tie sth, oS ™ ane — resvant am bermatde, fe PaWsol fo tom street, in the Davom meat. my lick SITUATION, ok 9 "y BR na gm of man, as coaehman Protestant: a, ee & private family; is willl ered ata ea be nao once elven. callon BM Bigle, 628 Broad: wer corner ANTED—A, BITUATIUN, BY 4, RBSERUTA BLE 1 woman, 10 do the cooking ard to nssie i: wi ing asd irouizg. “Gan be seen for ewe gaye, itmet on 58 Seventh avenue, corner of Fifreenth nee given if required. fone 8 a RESPECTADLE (MIDDLE, t AGED & situation as rection to to seal in ihe walking act ie en. 0 street, freee Heberand G ond ‘Grand stcooter int the rear. rt two days ANTEDOBY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN with s freah beens, of milk, a baby to wot nurse, ber own. Tetltaeer, oy apply for tro Gaye at 205 Fiest svenue, third door, Beek room. asTED—A Ea UArTON, BY a baa fh aT many | Saga Bol hg | laun ald me man Please ‘all at 19 West Bad ceneics at aan Sy, A RESPEC "ABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ands most moor) Isundrees and she is & good plain cook leuk waa and tron teoner; ineompotent to sid; wishes to live in & ree eartne day of they tivestiens tions to go a few miles in the La fo > city referenos. to 229 Firet evenue, front room, most s.tisfaetory re’ bong ord She en re = jady she Jae mi for. herself werfal. he objection o's good tamil: Please call at 229 First avenue, front room, ANTED—BY A REsPROTABLE GI&L, WITH GOOD city reference, & situation te cook. bapa and iron, or othe general bousewerk o s ag ily objections to GS ee? Sistanes ie b10 cons try. Plonge inguire at 93 Bast leventh street, fourth Hoon, front roem. eae at A preney Re eo Thompson, room Nes It, for two tay fyi 3 fone these fami; b+ plain rok, ana east ie a goot ps Gey eds sre: ton avenue, Wenrsa siz0 A sirvaTion stands ne PR dt pty ed Yor ot pay ep TT ye: fy \D—A FIRST 000! Winer. ae nae e nae Wane 4 eee rem, a, a oe aly footion Leg ae p= oor hima oF goserel eer ork of 4) willing to make herrel’ senerstly ve hy a Hse ots ee oer from jase two places, ( tee 16 Bisteenth Kisnth *, 1m the rear, —_ WAR iED— a SitvuaTION, BY cr thee Best bebweer aa he torn for « Coveuth and tect, voran sechambe id and sewer” Apply sb-400 Fourth ave dower ee ee Grane Wane mnt at dd 4aRT GIRL, A® OHI MEER. Ac04 relcrenees ma: awsii family, Une that ons oring weal 27. M., Mon 4 be 10 White street, fre aw. WANTS. anor ninewn wnnnre —BY & YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION WwW eee iw pel ily ; has mo objestion to gesiot iz upstairs werd, oF to B00 108 pats nserevands ost her ihn ployer Jou be sonnet No oot Sixtoonea etrert. b » tween Be th avenues. Weta 4 RLSPEOTABLE GERMAN GIRL, & ‘situation as seanseress and to take care of ebildren, imberwaid, Gad vetorence orn be vou. Please call 40 Allen street ANTED—AN AMERICAN, ENGLISH, R PROTEST. i aie ‘as waiter. in @ private family. She must 4 hh itindss, and come well recemuentes @ other need apply. Inquire at 132 care of chilcren, bys girl Sod reeommendavions from her lags employee. i \wo days at "No 72 Bixth aven' ‘book- ‘who can bri Can be ly at 123 Bast Bir days, in the basement. ANTED—A siTvATION, BY if & SPECTABLE aves AR y OF woek. eigen at hor last om 4 Third Can be ue, between Tonth and oven fer two di Blover th streets. ANTED —- BY 4, RESPECTABLE WOMAN, family wasbing, one whe understands the itting up of shirts, mi ine and . Apply at 471 ‘ourth atrcet, in the on First and Second avenues. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE yousg woman, todo general housework ina P piley f £24 Plain 00 first rate washer frou Wou id consider s wages, end will by found willin, ences given. Apply at 10 Tiller, ANTED—A WET NURSE, WITH A FRESH BREAST ‘One well recommended may epply at B. P. Mid 860 Pacific street, Sourh Brooklyn. Wait PROTESTAKT good plain oo: k, washer and ironer housework of » smali faw Le Must bay WOMAN, WHO I6 A to de the genre) id city rofer- ON, A ting eresauee, bys ledy of edu who ison tho eve of relinquish 6 desirous of making anol! subspenent in eithererthe above cappeiden, {aa praliomas’a family, being fully qualified to fill either etuat! potes much'an chjcat with tho advertiser. ae a recpestable and comfortable home. Address Helen, (post paid,) Union square Post Office, tn a Le heehee chins Mi) RIENT PERSO! A sir TUA Wines BITUATION, BY iy YOUNG WOMAN, fT k, washer andvironer, er to do general housework family. Gooc city reference given. Please oall th avenue, betweem Thirty-second and Ti a in a pri ry Se Abirdetrocte, Ww NTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLIS! situation as chambermald and plain sewer, or bo asthe all family. City reference given. Cam be atreot, first floor, front room, OUNG LADY, A RESIDENT GOV. 3 mall children in Baglish a day would answer i the housework of a fern at 114 Ee other pupils; to a1 Permanent hi me: there wishing ¢9 eugene will D Aline to No. ay, in the drug store, stating the Jowest terms, and where to ‘adress, ‘AN TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestert young woman. to take oare of children, or to aeeist with chamborwork. Pleas 1 at 19 Bleventh stroct, betwovn Third and Fourth avenu nor. Ws ACTIVE. CLEANLY,AND R&S?PECTaA- ble Protestart girl, (Fnglish or Sootch preterred,) to do the general housework in & small private family, oonsirr ing of a centleman, ‘and two chileryn. She muet urdoubted references as to integrity and ability ; one soomfortable bh wages will be giver. herween 10 and 2 o'clock ANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as plain coom, weaher and ironer, orto do char berwor!. Goo references given, Apply at 21 Van dam etroot, inthercar rs RITUATION, BY A RESP HK private family; wid rs Ketcronoe for wm for two gave st 95 #4 ;t kieventh first floor, beck room Vy ANTED—« young. womans to. oe, 60 private family, or to de cham wash ng snd iroring. Pleave ca third floor, baok rocin. ANTED—GOOP MILLINAKS, AT NO. 16 MURRAT VV sitoen, up ctairs. Nowe 228 experionced hands need ap ply to 0, F' blake ANTED—SEV experlenord saleawoman, to a BY, iy the mo: ping at 51 Piceckes FoRewAy ry oma'l cr t+ aveist iu tho at 210 Seventh street, ALSO AN ry wroom Ap. jot, four doors vest of ANTED—8IX GOOn MILLINERS. MONE BUT ‘experionoed bands will answer. Apply at 274 Bowery. We ieee meet J. he CA pak bad ARTIFICIAL slower manntactory, (3 ob, twenty you'r ladies to work at th elve to lewa Gea waxes and oo: Work gives out if riqaired. Wien ‘BY A YOUNG GIRL, A NATI # 800T 8 itastinn as chambermald aud seaustros, or uree and seaw: . Bia of city reference givon, Cail a 14 West Twenty fourth street, arcond story, froat Foom. WAnzEp—4 SITUATION, BY # RSSPECTABLE Ta, as cook the bist of city reterence give all at 61 Bask eterot in the nous peer and t % omploymout give voung gitl, os chambermnie, olty referove Plence call'at 4 thé rear, bofore 3 o’cloek to-day. ‘ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A sitvation a» general houreworker; is ® good plain cook and a first-rate washer and ironer; has govd olby re- p | ferences, Apply s> 78 King strest, for two days, in the B G Tristopher street, in W eaten 4 RESPLCTABLE alge ign sh, joy 4 in & res = yg he family, obj vel witha amily fy reerenens. im the RESPECTABLE aid Has the AXTSD—A PRIVATE TUTOR, TO GO SOUTH, must be able to teach Greek, Latin thematios- ue pian BOS aadeves ben ah ‘George. ‘tor 2 Post Office, Box mth 5 ANTED—Aa Lp ae Mg hod ped 4 YOUNG MaN, AS arkeoper, of to arge of le re tail establial ment ANTED—8Y A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN & ii siness for the last five in all its branches d seourity if required fi ot firm. & nove addi ‘will meet with prompt NTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG BNGLISH Mam, ae liebe verter im a store, he oan have unexco ‘eson? om ploy. ve stalte, o@ actress B W free the ta 4 Rd MAN. WHO SPE. alia! jpanish it ncen A or lesele or Fesell house; general eh honerable baal riven. Address GQ. F. 8., Herald office bs = A Law, OFFIOR IN Tait pot By 4 r with ‘aan me eenatles, and an: adress J. R., Heraiae low Wenten-a, MAN, 10 ENG ENGAGE INA Pat AND Jucratl 9 hosinete, at which, one oan oleae $1,K0 0 4875 re 1 for ‘or Bot Pat , corner of Wasco evcee ANTED—IN A FANCY ? TORE, ON BROADWAY, smart, active mt Atvoen to, slatioes young men, fom 1) roa an, of ‘adage Woraier i fea gel To act aso. AS SECOND 8 Protestant, and bring good re "No. 8 Washlageen place, beawees D and ANTED- saaeans WHO FULLY UADE ry metre ‘test rate at et ot age AS and ihch vteste jem ANTED—| M RXPERIENCED Fear teeta at mani keen the hour noure'et 9 and 2, to Me a DE: Ag ITUATION, BY A YouNG Man Wee Chatham streen, In tbe beseeren st horses. apply at Wes pers iat ALTO; D on = of $1, prin Featemen, weet 5 YOUNG MAN W ayes 4 srs 4 HUATION A8 COACH- cas oe Anstnete the age ant Managunene ont, and uP’ srstande wgrise ‘ss Pr Heo J yo oem for two aE oan een Dy EERE OF TWRNTY Gs at Ah eateeg, room No. 42, en! cotton wes’ country, Chari OORKERPERS, CLERKS, rms, . mer, ees housework girls, do. “ane 4 Sejoining Cha hem square Post Uflies Tass) renoway- Pereor 8 lately Janded oan find employment Ne hoe iy NEAR FOL jenarel hou: @- XD—AT NO, 4 SANDS n, sovks, ob ANARY BIRD EXUIBITION.—THR ® ¥ Tosi be puble that bee eh ing in price from $4 to $100 por pai WM. F. MESSENGER. ASONIC NOTIOR THE MEMBERS 0) M’ss age are hereby notified to attend B! ra heed their lodge torms, corner of Crosby an areaees Stroota, a8 business of importance will be these By order of wee’ A. Buooxrutiy, GSO. CLANCY, W. w. INSTITUTE, MASS MESTING—OOM- oments.— "he members of the ~ ooh every mem it hie atten, vy rit beprom ig BALAVAM, Chairman, Wiis Mivzs, Jinsa MeDomatn 3! coretaries, OLGR TQ CREDITORS —THR CREDITORS OF Ghats XM. Buchasan are heroby ims and v: uobere me cy sina i at our street, New York, ee oe 6 ane im order to re of the ofthe assignmei sds fits io us Hor penest rediters. ‘KINS & we 1 Acsignees of C. M. Buchanan. Nonck tux ANN 4L ELECTION FOR tors of the Second Ay Office of the company, on Monday, Fobruary 6, au. PALLIP 0. ROGBRB, Bre’y. OTICR.—AN ANJOURNED MEBTING OF THOSE opposed to the removal of the dead from the o>rner of Focond avenue an; eoy, will be hold a8 fe u mer of allen and Heuston streets, ab 73g oalo MATH DICKS Oheman- G. Powers, Seeretary. N?Y. YORK HORTICULTURAL SO7IRTY.—A OON- versationa! meetis og Will be held si the soo) 200 Broadway, this (M Ject—*'Culture of the BW YORK FLOATING DRY LOCK COMPANY, Jenusry 2th, 18A.-& mocding cf the sockholdete’ ot tho above company will be held on Wo esday, February 8, at7 o'clock, atthe Bact Bros way ow take into oom sidvraticn she propriety of ineresaang th jee for ratsing voessle. By order NON, Booretary, NO Bsr THE SP4NISH GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF Havana, paring spon ot otfi-o o! ageay ry trene- ity of horeby to ait whom ie may cocoorm, tha ia. fabare any in Havana will be x : fesab ne ow neg pers, 1 order that the Kmerfosn ehateboldsre mvy. repro: meotins te Talla ttlond, ‘abide the teves Ietions ofthe shareholders prese (Bigned) s. ROARS, ’irecetany anil Reneaaeen, Havana, Jan. 6, 1864. AINE CELEBRATIOY.—THE UNE HUNDRED AND f eatasnth, suai vesnacy of the bret dey } Thomas Paige w celebrates 1 rs i ball sha’ supper, at ‘he City strcmuly Moana, Me a Will commence “ae look salokete Keck Bunday, from 3 aS eeleek Pea M.; oF ryd okstoro, 64 Nassau street. Blanchard) C =D “APPLIC ATIONS. tpecial atte 2 proseoutioa of re ub for patente; also to contested mua fates: tome instances he will undertake to prose- tod onsoe, receiving no compensation, unless the usiness of eve ro tie Unite Stotes Uo om issioner, ed Btrtes Supreme Courts, promptly attent Yo. ‘Theuadersiqaed, boing reprosoated at the sent of govern ment by William PEt raecly of the Amerioan stor ieamediate referent &O. nga; records, ane uments, an ir inven- ere ‘Persona stents oF ine Youtivas may od, without barge, either pe le those iota the needful stops y to oscuro’ patent ot by letter as if the rart, were present, and the expen be thus saved. ali consultations strictly ‘be whole exponse of patents ieee United ates ie 4L) BgeAC}. “foliciter of American and Forsiga Patents, peoples Be tent Ufioe, No. #6 Nassau street, Now Yi rk, jas oe aunt et of January wlll draw in Laaligeon. Vresidens; noob Orem oe L. Dayton, Secretary; John ies vig caveede fore the x. The shelr will be taven by Preside of the Mechar ics’ D . WASHINGTON PRINTING jexraph Cor a (Souse line.)—Tho pul lormed tb ky ppeotfally et this ae of printing been erecta rystem of telograpbing tre potonted by inven the is By this % telegraph despatches are tale the alphabet of the people ~hew York—2). * ‘all Steen; Paterson, Main street; Trenton—Ubs see; _ oraer of atreat, debi h etroots: Waahington——Bixth surest, (ia the Native! Hetcl) scoond doer trom Pennsylvania avenue. Lespotehes aro forvarded by thie Iino to all of the United Beate uk \Mah Provinces of Work Amerian, on a8 he terme as by aay other ° from 8 "a'W to.10 o'clock P.M; om Bandage frees te 0A. Me aad from 7 woe M MORRIS, President. E THE LECTURE SEASON. R, COLLETT WiLL GIVE A FREE ONTBODUC. tap) sccvure ab Tio ths =a] we mv be ‘a Ptuiustrated ty eee evacia, te ao. putlis, and Sasduly the cletay and medical faculty. are te apeot ully invited to atten’. Last LECTURE ON EUROPE HOPE (Monday) evening, 08 8 velonk. Comments ¢ Latest Nows— Burope and Ameties. ‘Admission patiy om oeate, oak But ject Row conspi: ing for ite overthrow.” gl “y SOCIETY LECTURES—No. 02 SepeD. way—Mr eet ver the aia! 30th inst. at 73 orelock, Steaggles om the Danube.” oyee MEI Ms C NATIONAL CLUB. Sp lek maveting of this Uiub will Lg eld os Stuyvesens instite on Monday ev: th, at hal pact 7 clock. Panctual oes ee cole DERBY tivtuan, Chairman. A A YIRST RATE WATCHMAKE®e '¢, WANTED—TOR OMB ‘of the rest stores in Montre 3 iven No the Saet workmen pis. al ‘at jassen street, wo stairs, for Jue. Whi UTTER WANTAD—IN A FIRST CLASS TAILORING KO None but tip-top men, whe ‘their business, need apply. Address box ANTED. flap hay go GILDERS. om of family wi Logos wer \drese to Avnerley, bony, 8 ‘T", where teres will be ‘Made known, Constent work guazantesd. LITHOGRAPH PRINTERS, work can have constant orn highese weave, by applying te Birony & Co. Mo, 117 Ful- ton street. BW YORK PRINTERS oo. ormnastve Rs ad | N ‘The annual Rey By noe thie dss w. eg eral — Wal T2D— pmens Workmen reed re ci nr xc brown, stone delphia. Wr aM rooka, Ro. ‘17 Centre street, near La Ghdmboes street, New York. WAroweArEE w WANTED—APPLY at GRMMBL’B JOURNEYMEN THE FIREMEN. BN A’ peed, Rec an MEBFING 0 or Tern im Be a eaeeey ete of the ™ DaNiRl DONOVAN, Horeman- 5 A SPBOIAL MEBTING OF , assed i gata th Sia ena ae the io “SPORTING, 40. ener Face dees ya Mo at Captan gan + vill be ome of she Bitentreess) this will by une of se