The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1854, Page 6

‘The United Lioeral Societies. 7O THE BDITOR OF THY NEW YORK HERALD. Bin—The report of the [st semi m athly mort- for, in the pxpers, is 89 short, and some used therein are x0 bitter and waaten, a3 to ce me to sabmit, ander my owa name, before a keind and just public the followiag move parcic lar @xplanation concerniuy the society to witch [ de- Jong, and all those of wy countrym~n wu», by the above report, might be iisied, aus jadzo ualavor- ably of the course I pursued a+ ove of the delezates, fo the beginning, [ mast say tast in the said « I acted a3 delegite of a society which Stands in the most intimste connection with the revolutionnry elements of Europe, which is de- pendent on the universal European committees, and holds on to certain xpecial peiuciples, which could Rot uer would not be givea up by it. ft. was, therefore, not intended «0 syeak of Poles as indi: viduals, or of ail these of Polish or any uthe tious ity, who have become already watural aod, consequeaty, should use and’ deend their citizenship for the bearilt of that nationality of which they rightially are an integral part, The subject represented was a corpuration, which, inasmuch as ev true citizen respects the im stitutions of'the United States, who cond not take pst in the domestic political affairs of America, and bad no intention to do 60. Wuere the ple is legislative, without any open restraiut, as here— Where the 9p intment of ollixers, (for the exeru- tive pape soi tne highest to the lowest, depends x ub Of the natwon—where the coutrul of the pt os ‘aleft to the people, (us the daily | eritice of the journals assert,) there the people are e@overeign, +y4 in their riguts, and intangible. To amend the defects of an edifice, to alter ite form, or to or to pull down the wnole stracsure and re- the same, is the right of the proprietor, but — the visiter or transient inhabitant. e agitate gnly aguinst despot'sm; we are willing and prompt oe ate jor the freedom of all oppressed Rations in the world, but we respect a republic—we Tespect the rights of a ole people. what every Lonnataral fouivithiel is per- Mitted to do privately—viz.: w oppose all possible an actual abuses, intrigues, corraption and in- bran in public affairs, by promoting intelligeace mrans ef words and writings—is ansoubtedly a > eee of every no uvalized Poles he ohas louys to the citizen «nly of tuiss vereiga Ration, this our corpuration, as such, acvording to as pai tieular and special tendencies and duties, does 10t claim. We Poles also have had oar home—we have been rebbed of it by foreign despotic invaders. Poland ag ail Europe groan now under the oppression of must terrible despotixm; but we never give up gar rights to our own Lome; we bope for the per- hops soon approachiog redemption of all the ov- cee nutions; and, therefore, as a corporation, we +trictly in ‘accordance with our statutes first, au 3 above all, towards Europe. Phis is the true waning of what I, in the name @f the Polish Demowratio Society, did say in the last meeting fraukly, bat with ull due reapect to- wards the conveotion. Of this I complaio, that dar @orporstion has been charged in the published re- prt rather indelicately with deplorabl: ignorance @. the effairs of America. This is the reason why eur society is bitterly accused as not willing to be Bata: alized. We certainly have no objection to become citizens of the United States, just because we honor mst highly the institutions of this free country; and we shali, as true citizens of America, certain! ly sapp wt to the best of our ability the welfare of this sove- reign nation if an unfortunate combination of politi- eal circumstances in Europe compels us tolook for @yermanent existence here. But who can blame ws fer loving our pative coantry.ia whose early ration we believe, and on who-e account we wish for no other home? Wh» can blame us for geing first to the support of our own country and other eppreesed vations of Europe to redeen them hd wera and deed. with blood pity life? Who can us for bel eg our first thoughts and steps to that paint where despotism and Jesuitism spread with dreadful strides, and might become dangerous even to the United States of America? » So much for my justification. I cheerfaily sub- wait my caze to a just public, and shall enter no fur- ther into polemics. Dna. L. Szraczany. New You, Jul Obituary. DEATH OF THE PATRIARCH JOHN eurre. Rr m the Deseret News, May 2: for the departure of one mighty spirit has png ceased sounding in our ears, cre we are called upem.to anpounce the departare of another anble spirit, who has Jaid down a frail body to wvst awhile, and passed behind the vei! to shake hands and ice with hia brothers Joseph, Asanel and hews, Joseph and rum, and ‘he faithful of aleaen, é Jonny Suits, Patriarch of the Chureh of J.sus Ohitet of Latter Saints, after a severe illzess of me month, died at his residence in this city, at ten minetes pest 11 o'clock P. 31., on the 23d inst. Fateer Smith was born in Derryfield, (now Man- thester,) Rockingham county, New Hampshire, on ‘be lith of July, A. D., 1781, and was baptised into the faith, which bas so leng preserved his life in wefulvess, op the 9th of Sar Whe 1832, and ordain- «J an Elder, after having been given up by the doc- ‘ora to die of consumption. ‘ne weather was so cold that the ice had to be cut, and from that time a gained health and strength. In 1833 he moved to Kirtland, Obio, and in 1838 o Par West Caldwell ceeee Missouri, and theace to Adam-ordi-Abinan, davies county, where ae presided over that braoch of the cbarch until ex- gelled bythe mob in 1839, and arrived in Illinois ra the 26th of February of tbat year. He located at Jreen Plains, six miles from Warsaw, where he put © a crop of corn, split rails, and performed mach oe Jabor unsuited to his bealth and years, bat d tobe done for the support of his family. lune he moved to Commerce, (since Nanvoo) and =< the 4th of October was appointed to preside over he Charch in Iowa, and on the 12th moved to Lee ovnty t) falfil that mission. eg 1848, he moved to Macedonia, Hancock , UMnois, having been appointed’ to preside ag re Saints in that place. In January, 1844, be vas ordained a Patriarch, and in November of that rear, driven by mobbers from Macedonia to > where he continued to administer Patri- ‘sings, to the joy of thousands, until the » 1846, when he was ‘competied gees of the freeand sovereign State Gis tamtiy, in search of a pencetel family, search of a feat eva nd deserts in the val Jountains. Pe a dreary winter on the right bak ataplace called Winter Quarters, sen 60k up the weary ox train march on the th of June, 1847, and this place September 3d, where he presided over the church in the moun- sins until January lst, 1849, when he was ordained ‘atriarch over aS Charch under the hands of Pre dents Brighaw othe Fert Heber C. Kimball. He a eaben of the Fort to his city lot, February 849, apd this is the only spot on which he has een privileged to cultivate a garden two years in accession for the last twenty-three yeara. In ye toa Sst eB ane effi- ent aid to thousands of salvation,daring i a 4 administerea five well tion, and Test ge be werbe wil nobly lion and bone and where he will eontione his able counsels ry prosperity and ‘welfare of Zion. Theatrical ‘Qnd Musical. Traian Orera—Dooiretti’s beautiful opera of Maria di Rohan” will be presented this eveaing for @ first time, when the new contralto, Martini ‘Ormy, will make her first a france in the obir- per of Ampady 4 Gondi; byte cg ony ) Maria di R ban; Graziani, the sn ne, as the Duo de Chevreuse; and'§ ain. Bore 3 mti de Ohalals, No ou tho garden git te trillant display of the fashion of the city. \Bowsry The benefit of Mr. Glen comes ST this e' piécés: selected for the amase- pntof bi 1s Consist of * Town and Or nrtry, od the ay Maw att pene a hk so > Glenroy Havresa‘ nid i Rieti ae, pd — services champi bi \caese world, La Petite Enelic Downia, ano aypr ay The frst “The fret act of “ Robert Maoaire? Nis.0 6 Ganven— The enterts'nments will com- ence wil overture by the orchestra, which wil! suec: by evolutious on the tight rope. The and bdaliet of “ Urielle” will succeed, with Mie, ca Mal Fraicois Ravel and M. Brillant in 2 princi rs. The comic pantomime of e* Mil * will couclade the amusement ». Baxxum’s Mussum.—The piece selected for the + lertainments of this afrernoon and eveuing is the uma'of “ Raffaelle.” The various :uriosi ties of tue abli-hment éan also be seen by the visiters, free advitional charge. furrop Elegant and fashionable sadi\- ing, chariot driving a® fail speed, witha great iety of 4 eee 7 ae will be given this ernoan We kuow of no plice of user ps or two can be wailed ay with mere pice ure. Jantery’s Mivernecs asdvertice a good pro- unme for tila evening. Toe complimentary bene- to 6. P. Pieree will come off fo-morrow evening. Horn and Pf. F. Briggs bave voluateerd for th- casion. Voon's Mixerre.s oontione t do a good busi s. They arete repent the barlesqne .” Musical agrees,” and “ Levd her de Sham Money,” tai- bing. ‘woxery’s Senevapens—The burlesque fairy eof “Cinderella” will be given again this eve: , with the same good cast. The scenery, mo ‘Lery and costumes are n!I new, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuunspay, July 11—6 P. M. There was consiterable activity at the first board to day in all the leading speculative stocks. Cumber- Jand was the favorite with buyers, and most of the trane- actions were for cash. This is, without doubt, the most Promising stock on the Met. Tt has a wide margia for improvement, and the probability is that it will be sooner covered than any other on the list of equal ex- tent, It was quite evident to-day that the public mind bad partially recovered its former tone and elasticit-> ‘he improvement in prices for fancy stocks, and the purchases—not only for cash, but on time, sellers’ option—rhew more eonfidence in the future and in the reeuperstive energies of the stock market generally. ‘There is stil) a germ of conddence left, notwithstanding the shock the present system of credit received by the cevelopements of the past week, and we trust it will be carefully fostered until it again gets sufficient strength to sustain itself. At the first beard to day, Canton Cov J pany advanced 3 per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 3; Oum- derland Coal, 3; Erie Railrosd, 1. The rive in Erie Railroad is a matter of sone surprise, for it is pretty generally believed that the next break down will be in thet stock. We do not anticipate an expose similar to ‘hat in the New Haven, but we believe the concern to be rotten, root and branch, and that an explosion cannot be fer off. Any improvement in the market value of the stock cannot therefore be otherwise than tempo- rary. There may be yet a few more inflations in the stock; the bulls and bears may bave a few more contests in the game over this fancy, before it is closed, but when the sustaining power is taken away it will come down qith g crash that will annihilates greater per cent of the pre- sent market value ef the stock than New Haven or Harlem has experienced. Holders of the stock do not appear to be aware of the position of the company’s affairs, and ‘asa general thing, have no more apprehension of any- thing oceurring to depreciate its market value than the bolders of New Haven Railread stock bad the day before the grand denouement. New York Central Railroad stock hngers along in the neighborhood of par, and it ap- pears to be difficult to move it much either way. The Loard of management have determined upon a dividend of four jer cent, and whatever may be wanting in the net income to meet the dividend, will, of course, be made up with funds from some other source, The con- struction account of these large coucerns never will be loved, and it is therefore easy enourh, so long as they can borrow money to make up any defic eney in the net revenve ‘rom earnings. Reading Railroad rules very low, The company nevet have deve a larger or more profitable business than this year, and its dividends will be at Teast the same as brretofcre, leaving. of course, » greater sur- plus. Notwiths’onding this, tho market value of the stock is lower now than we have known for many mouths, and it appears to us that it is unwarrantably depreciated; if a0, it s 3 good purchase at present prices. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— 20 shares Washington Fire Insurance Co... 20 do. Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co. 50 do, Third Avenue Railroad Co........ 50 do. North River Mining and Quarrying Co. 22 do. Little Miami Ra'lrad Co... The above on the usual terms—ten per cent to-day, therem inéer to-morrow. The following were soli, paya- Dle five per cent to day, the remainder, with interest at six per cent per annnm, on delivery of stock, Ist of Augost:— 200 shares Pennsylvavia Coal Co..........:000006 00 ‘The seven millions in gold due Santa Anna, for a slice of desert in Northern Mexico, was paid to-day, by Assistant Treasurer Cisco te Sen. Almonte, the Mexican Minister, It was handed over to the Bank of America, and divided as follows — The Pank of New York took $300,000 ‘the Fank of Awe: ‘Total. We leayn from the Secretary of the Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Railroads that, though the official returna of their earnings had vot been received, yet enough was known to authorize the belief that they would amount to about $180,000 for the past month of June, without connection with steamboats, against $148,€00 in June 1863, in connection with them. We have been furnished with following letter for pub- lication Tknasurkr’s Ovrice N. Y. & N. H.R. R. Co., Yorn, July 11, 1854, The statement made in the Timex this morniog, as copie | frow a Connecticut paper, in reference to the bouds o' this company, is entirely incorrect. Mr: Schuyler had no exclusive control of the bonds, aud there haa beon nv over istue. The bonds issued to take the place of celled bonds only wed through wy hends on the recat of matured bouds, My rignature was necessary to the validity of the bonds; and I signed noneexcept acoordin s t» the vote of tee Board of Directors; and none have been issued of whi Ine company have vot reveived the avatix WM. BEMENT, Treasurer. The earnings of the New Haven Railroad Company in the month of Joue, In each of the past two years, have p9 an follows :— a $94,686 05 10,000 00 $74,686 05 Paid Barlem 4,431 80 Net Reoeipts 870,268 75 June, 1858. 59,788 80 Inorease 20 per eent.. ‘The tenth annual report of the Eastern Ratirond Com: pany giver the annexed exbibit of its financial operations during the fiscal year just closed :— Fasten Ramroan. From parrengers ~ $448,490 “ freights. 105;444 Expresses, ext 30,262 Property accoun 98,944 ————— F013, 141 The expenditures — For working road, . ber mt Intevest, insura ure 383,83 Net income..,...... + $229,208 Add value of Fast Boston Ferry 111,600 Teaming ince me 6,627 Surplus of former years, $427,259 235 Loss by fre... Engines and cars Two dividends... Leaving for renewals, &0 ++. .5. 65. .e ce cee ee SUSE, 955, The tote! valuation of the property of the company ia houses, lands, and o little stock is $1,268,213. It appears that the fioating debt of the comp: 'y is $},640,325 31; of which, however, is @ue toth: om pspy, $153,365 28 for surplus income or earnings «. the road, and which if paid must agaie be invested, and could be placed in no position safer thannow Properly speak- ing the debts of the company, as such, are the notes payable and the unpaid dividends; making the sum of $1,486,400 03, which is varying from day to day, as the former mature and the latter are called for. J On motion, the direotors were authorized to issue bonis to the amount of $1,500,000 for the purpose of funding the floating debt. The Springfield Journal staten that an examination hows an over issue of one bundred shares of the New Haven and Northampton and Caval Rallroad. The Old Colony Iron Co. have deelared a dividend of thirty per cent; Teanton Copper Oo., twanty per cont: Dean Cotton and Machine Co., ten per cent, after an ‘vpropriation for erecting a sommodious foaniry, alia reserving @ email sarplos; Taunton Foundry and Ms chime Co., ten per cent, also a large tock aivitond; Pheentx Manufseturing Co, ten per cent, reserving also © surplus of fifteen per cent; Parker Mills, Wareham thirty per cent. ‘The Boston Journal of the 10th inst. sa; Willis & Co,, well known as oneef the Tending stock an? vanhing houses im State street, were edlived to wuspend payment op Saturday. in consequence of the severe atrin geney of the money market oad the difficalty of nego- tinting loans during ay Ve dilties of the comeern are doubtless very large, estimat ed af between ore and two millions; bat we understand that Mtr. Willis feel confident of being able to discharge his obiigetions in full, amd has abeary at that his steck contract» will be voted. Tt stare l also that the firm show « por of $175, over liabilities the Mens: & Co. erably barrarsed im ‘sensing for Le ancial wantgof that company. From retorna made te the Seoretary of State, the ag- gregate ovement of the leading departments of the banks of Massachnaetts, on the morning ef the 3d of Jaly, 1864, 9 annexed — Bays oF Martacnuerrrs. ? 5 Peat $22,007 $53,422,454 Capitad..,..,. 990, Nereireulaton 4. 12,757 226 18,: 80 925 Devonit..,, 18 185,108 5,45) 106 18,134.39 2 Profits on band 8,272.057 1,868,575 5.08 ',882, 36,967 905,218,811 Grand total, $62,481,844 Res wees Notes, Wills of erchi'pe, ke. $40,200,001 $41," 77,805 990,807,804 Srecte 2044038 £06, 600 3,651,003, 617.810 452,562 1,069 652 Sra toa $42,796,067 905,218,81 By the Hudson River Railroad. From Ilinois, on cars and fout, : ‘ s Let, { zm 3 #3; i HH eH 3 Bebe dome exhibit the condition ef the banks « tate on the first day of Octobe. last — Liabilities. 30 ast : Boes'ere Zore.003 Beat ss Grand total...,,.08%,217,200 $00,771,595 971,008,708 Notes, bills of ex. eo. $.8,678,804 938,508,873 $87,187, 177 Epecie . 9,929,165 810,610 3'781,745 617, sto 452,642 1,099,852 Beal estar Grand total. the above ex ibits upon compsrisor, an increwe since October tet, of $8,280,017 in the stout of oap- ital, of $2,410,569 in the amount of inana, and of $47,199 in tbe amount of profite on band; a decrease in the cir- culation of $810,909, of $313,349 in the amount of deposits, and $160, 67 ipece. Stock Mxebanr>. ‘Tueoay, July 11, 1854. 300 nhs Cum.C Co.s10 8334 100 do. $3000 berth yo ry we ahs Union Bk,. 80 Bk of Com, ex a 60 18 Cleve, Cx cin 50 Mich Cent RR, BOARD. $500 Tl Cen RR Bada. TK 100 shs on ore 23 50 sns McC Gold b6O 23g 200 sees DMO 2236 600 Gold Hill Mine.. 2% 100 Hud Riv bois 30 5S 100 dO... . i+ 443 3. FEES SBERo 2s CITY TRADE REPORT. TosspaY, July 1I—6 P. M. Asnys were in brisk demand, The sales reached 500 Lint] at $5 81% for pots, and $5 60 for pearis, per as ee —Flour was in fair request at steady ices. The day’s business included 9,100 bbls. Peover t $5 60 a $5 8734; common to choice do., # $6 25 & $7 3734; mixed to fancy Western, at $7087 75, aad other kinds in proportion.” About 1 {000 bbls. Sourhe: brought, in the main, $860 a $9°for mixed to good strarght bper EL Rye flour and corn meal raled the same. mee ey, active. The sales vi sisted of 400 bushels prime white Genesee, at $2 40; 400 bushels white Virginia, at $1 80; 4,000 bushels white Ca- nada, in bond, at $1 10; 2,800 new Southern red, at $1 60 a$i 62%, and 6,500 W Western red, at $I 60 9 $1'62. Rye and oais were inanimate. Corn was in improved demand. ‘The rales comprived 65,000 bushels, at 61 ¢. a 66¢. for un- sound: O7c. a 70c. for Westera mixed; 0c. a 786. for round yellow; 74c. 75c. for Southern: do., and §2c. for do. white, }er bushel. Caitr8.—There were offered on Monday at Allerton’s Washington Drove Yard, 2,807 beef cattle; offered duriog the week, 2,848. We subjoin the returns of the week ia detail, together with the section of country whence the supplies came:— “« Erie Railroad. . ‘« Harlem Raitroa ‘* Obio, on cars and foot. New York State, on cars. Kentucky, on are. By Hudson River outs. By the Harlem Railroad Cow and calves. nu Veal culves. 810 ps “ S04 Sheep aod 381 “Erie Railroad—Swine. 155 ‘There is no longer any scar Nearly three thousand were in the yards yesterday —more than +rovgh to supply the demand, there being betweea tw» and three hunured left over unsold. Prices are rapicly coming back 10a moderate standard. On the better qua- Lties we further reduce our quotations this week $1 per hundred. (The pighest figure last week was $10. Beet cattle, $8 a $9; cows and calves, $30 a 870; extra do., $70; veal calves, live weight, $4 & $034; veal calves, gross, $1 25¢. a $2.5; sheep, on foot, $t a $8; lambs, 83 ST; awine, corn fed, $4.50.a $5; still fe “ 4 #450; mast fed, $3 50 4 $4. There were 155 hogs on swe at the market at thamberlain’s—(Hudson River Bull's Head) —250 def eatile, 91 cows and calves, 394 veals, 2,093 sheep 42,54 lambs, Booves have heen rather slow of sile ‘ing the week; prices ranged at from $$ 10 $10. Cows and calves were in Kmited demand at $30 to $50. Veul enives from 434 a0 3ge. per lb. Sheep were in active te- quest, bat at mueh lower prices than those obtained last werk, An @ general thing, however, the quality this week was comparatively inferior. We quote sheep at from $2 25 t0 85, and lamba at from $210 9460. At Erouning’s—192 beef cattle, 86 cows nd ealver, 42 veal calves, and 4,720 sheep and Iambs. Beef o-t'le sold at an advance of half a dollar on the bet ustitiea; other descriptions remain an before. 20 from $7 50 to $10 per hundred. Co Tiredard firmer at 25 to $55 (16 left over,) Veal ranged from 4i¢0 to Ce. yer Ib. ; sheep from $2 to $6; lambs from $2 10 $3 50. All sold.’ At Morgan O'Brien's, (No. 9 Sixth treet) —195 beef cattle, 146 cows and calves, and a] poeg calves. Prices of the former ranged at from 83 per Ib 5 cows from $35 to $50; Ra from 435 to hike. p per . lt 85 42 4,720 91 334 a 146 65 er 833 760 7,194 856 960 13,676 ‘This week, dec.. 226 Dec. 23 Dec.. 240 Doc.6.582 CanpiFs —We heard that 600 boxer adamantine cvanged bands, but conld not learn the particulars. Corros.—fales were reported to a fair extent, closing firm st yesterday ** quotations. Corr —The transactions embraced about 1,100 mate Java, at 13X%e. Frmcurs —Rates to Liverpool are more steadr, with engagements of about 16,000 a 20,000 bushels wheat, tn pn bags, at 7d, and avout 600 a 800 bbls, flour at 36. Cotton was at a. To 1,000 bbls. four ‘Were engaged at 2s. os es mn of a cargo reported at le 10d.” oe was k aded with ‘fone Fo Glasgow at 28. To Bremen, 200 bales of cotton were taken at 4; 60 tons of logwood at 188 and 200 bie, pearl ashes at 10s. To Hamburg, $00, ble apirita ~ engaged at 4 cents. To Rotterdam, 700 Veg taken at be., and 25 tons peepee eyes it 8's. a 858 To Havre, 600.2 600 bales of cotton were taken at ds ; 25 tons pearl ashes at $8, and some bhde. tron’ bark at $8. Rates to California were and ranged from 25c. a 45e per foot measurement, Tuere were about eight vessels on for Fan Franciseo. Hay —There were 1,000 bales River disposed of, at 60c. sa aaipecerng and 76c.8 82240 tor local use, per ad were sparingly eee at 26¢. a 800. per Ib Ling —Rocd vend wus ta moderate request, at 873s for ecmmon ard $1 25 for lump, per bbl. Navat STuRs—We have only to votice sales of 200 bole. pirits turpentine, at 4Se. cash. —Whale snd sperm roled quiet, theogh firm felon irane red of 200 baskets ole, at 284 each; and im lots from atore, es ee per gallon. Lasse at T8e a 800. per Provisions —Pork wae act ty dan tions embraced 1,00@%arrels, at $11 @ $11 1254 for mes, and $10 fer prime, per Dbl’ Sales heve bore reported of 400 packages shouiders and hams, at 4%{o. a 5%4c. ani es ere 160 , ackages roi at lard, chiefly at Le. a 90. per and e ithe bel ro Peck ates. Butter and c).cese were Ip st jnest, at fall prices. gat erate Stabe i t suction—By A. H. Maller & Co Siareaetat of Yand, of the proper: @her sith the ovse, baving t wih briek vito tmali sales were reported at $3768 4126 Eveany —The day’s traneaetions embraced 626 bhds scihee Sent st'te "shot hcesinieee e De, a a do, terms ard * C60 begs Map’ 10. Sama Ed t1icr8 —tales of 1, reo mate cassia were made on vate terms, and 7 00 Ibs. nutmege were sola at Obs. Soar —theve were 100 boxes Castle takta at lic ALLUW —Eales of 15,000 Ibs. were effected, at 116. Ye jer Ib, merEy.—-The ésy's movements amounted to 600 bits. Ohio ang I rison, at 7c. a 2 Jce ; and 100 hhds. drudge, at Te, per gallon. — =————— .% 2,207,269 $39,771,525 $91,988,704 od, 8680" het BILLINGS & ‘TUCKES. A HOUSE 10 py sprrases. FoR A bok hod Md nily im Grand street. n Variek. immediately. Ingube ot PINLEY a MooRE, ie0 v ROSDWAY -TO S|. Sees AGUIH AVERUE—TO LET. TIE NEW STORE NO M2 bight aveny wees iasticth and Ports tiest srrete Abnly to SOBM ke COMMACK: Ts Weat Forty. ‘Bret street. Sandy GLISH Lane he moog HOUSE lena i second atyen: near Broadway. four lot« Wi bout restriction. auicavle for stables, coal yard 9 fac tory, Apply to Juin B. MUKRAY, 12 Vid clip. pect tage HOUSE TO LET..FOR TWO OR THREE modern ‘Address County, Herald ofc. OUSE 10 LET AND FURNITURE FOU nr ediate i Clinton on Hall, th street, corner ofl ‘lafayette place aspects. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, OR of rooms, together or 968 Broadway, separate, at 868 trent, between John and Fulton streets, suit. importers cr it airy. Apely 2,) OF om the premises, 10RE TO BENT—IN tion, with fixtures de. forsele, app.y #1171 Bowery, TOKE TO LET OR LEASE FOR Lp eermett PRE- mises 111 geen ene, pl ge sper or to otree! “Be COUKING DEPARTRENT, ee ENTIRE PRO- fits of a Broadwsy rea-aura: week, The premise are hp with private rooms, stalls and boxes marsle sop tabies, Present proprivtur st Ibdis province busi- 8, oreton water, Ac., complete fr JET -THE PqRT, mpuver 2 poe. iat Port Mo: mouth ® out tbe ta of Auguat, oe perl N BAk "eee orduS f the cei Tallmnge Chsmbere streot, t: with gas Croton water and hath; wil) family, witbont cbi'd re Herald Office. T° 1ET—A PLEASANT FURNISHED #LEEP(™G youn, for ove or twogent'emen, wiih privilogs of pur Jor. in a small privare ily moderate. Apply at 21 East Broadway. 0 LET—A NEAT STORE, AND BACK ROOM . between Grand and Broo yer gear, wi be Nitin Willismesurg’ "Apply at 145 Bow LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF Prcothoe ai A be cavantly situated on Stato fe ooking iver. bith thre railroad depot and steamboat landi iy tod. W. KUBLNBON, Sing Bing. LET—THE Reh eg consid AS pIsgnow? 8 Riciog Nobool, 2 F nsisting of a large ball, rd by 100 fees dreeta Tooms. Toe bree jetor, intondin, esta ent, offers she above by the month or year 10 LET OR LEASE Lae A NUMBER OF YEARS, a four story and basement house, with & store abiactiog ble for any business. No. 109 Coder street: -Apoly at grocery store, 97 Washington street, corner of MISCELLANEOUS, Be om OSTERS. oa! Je it known to the bis 4 — 8 of Lyon Powder, (Of which each day t ‘@ awl, ‘Tlonder,); Are selling now. mes ugh, o whom a ralte ot LYONS. gt trocsion ofineeete, bas given rise 8 te Lod ous fer them. Ken ember, the “auiae Ferien of four pational moe ry Depot for 1 ing ineeete, rate 1d 83 Hoek asreet. H IS IN OUR MIDST—THE CHOLE*A: HAS vtained a foothold among us Ne woader the pespie for water—pure Crovoa water, The p. dur the water as pure as ‘orystale "Depot 316 iter will re Broadway. SHANTS AND OraERs, ‘mall mavhinery, tools £0. id superior manwer. will 3 NOT, 113 Bim atreet L article to wanafactare pr: F © SHEBT-METAL WO! he most valuable and a1 ted withis the !ast ton Welmor of Morrivanis, s 1854) for @ nevel and no for from 5,000 to 18000 feet of (an; Med) Bhs Bhect Mocal te mr Gay, .Thty machine is now being azhibited between the aod 4}. M,in room No 12, atNo 1] Waly w Verk eity; where sil inveresteg arp pelietied, % then, eguncige and S:oto rights for edle al deomptly replied to in thet At Weus OH pi ES Wibee Sol_pr. prieters, N. 11 Wall stvect, New York. W, F.WARNER BAS TAKEN THR OLD STAND, G manery somes Dy Oliver & 7 ane wegen bedisony is’ oll see various raat all'devcriptinn®, mage tc-order Light work tantiy (on hand. Repairing of all Rinds promptly HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., ‘WANTED. SMALL ae, FAMILY WISH TO HIRE PAt? or » honde, iximediately; the, sydend story and vate Beat of 8 ave nrefsrred: location woss of br earth Witvete Obs rth streets Addres Thy Baraid office, stating locath a snd rent ‘OUSE WANTED.~ WASTED TO PURCHASE A change fo for drat mortgage seven par ent. payable rem! appoally ia this a, being first — securities. The house wust be hy Hegre eT eerie free ee rerly, giving. wists a8 =. reee Hoven Por Cont, box 3 31 Post Ofhes. AFE WANTED- OVE OF HERRINO’S OR WILDER”, med um size new pattera. Address, with partion are, Lox 555 Post Ufties. of a part; ‘whe a8 thereof. address Hl. B. ANTRD TO RENT IN BROOKLYN, WILLIAMS oa ts rt oa UL a dipea yk oi Dee pees ws NIED—A TWO STORY wOUS! RBSzLY, FUR- aie price will be batint “nating Treation | 22 rotates, STi, We, Uniew square Poul Ome fer three eaye. gg Weta 10 PURCHASE-IN EAST BROOKLYN. Wicabie tere on nl itty ‘Adevee,gtating pice fedattes ‘ine terms, Edwin Bradky, Herald office, peothatsete ont trond cx evteinbencaient A YPONTED WovE Conserve une. “GAYNOR ‘ON. L tinue to receive (weekly) ber jerrated Freach and ish wove corsets Bay cgalwaye ou need rectan selection teow to all ‘at Tenth a ok a weualy $5 Third aveau- fenth ¢- with . rmous maser ay x ‘hates fen ‘ia of ealen Bu) ee eects Reaporins, 96 t 361 road way. ema 126 Bo: SALE FROM. UNDE laret wines CAR. ane SUB CRIFFR WILL yng NEV AS is for mda iy red Ss Susens iy athe reent OLIVER BCULDSMITH wera tof the guitar, planoforte F Bee Dway.AW ELEGANTLY FoairtsmreD ee Een Bae aaa pe seein proms; alee woders tu Seersrusie sooms The house cantaine all tis NT, TWO BOOMs, hy! second suite! ae arti zi 18 STRPET. OPPOSITS CLINTON Haut. Seer, te Ie, with board. r a prer oo eh: se — Le™ IN WEST wont $300. A fe celightfndl loveted Py tm able vine id treet, jurt ftaished Lent $ so, to ae BL igh’ yo a ‘en a oni fo Keferopees exeranged. FOWABD STREET, Bens sowely furnished room to rich full oF partial honed. yaay. ks RIPAL Way A a. x msurrel In room if xd nesr Grammerey Pork: ve sil the alae rooms for geatlomen, with or GROVE a age Pepe A PLEASANT vRont yell Usep and eovin ‘eurnished, aeeae dere) improvements Staves and cars run w Use. Terme mvcerata. feferences exchan: BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—ON O8 $v desirvble rooms, furnished or un a for gentlemen and theii he house bas all —————— A ken (Sal or pelt ROOM, ON me Spcaee Gdobw. iN, 0 LET—IN THE NEW BUILDING NO. 81 upfarnished. with full ve ontenes and wite, or twos’ the houge; family smal, ees, betag weil c. FERAIS, 63 Nesawa stress, og WIDOW LADY, HAVING & HOUSE PLEASASELY ae wish Sl the meders tmp:ovemeate, weal ‘ Seentionan wre laste Gentlemen, with board. “apply at G2 Willoughby strest, a. WON aNus Not Fe a eoorise PO. 29 Lege PLACE, WEST OF AND adw: fn ‘more rooms, er Seslrabie Je roome to let, tly. he firat class, newly emarkabiy col, and plossast or OARD —ONE, OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR ladies eau obtain handsomely furnished ate, with board for the ladies oaly, in = house the modern aprovements, Post Office. Paymen\ OARD. -A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN BE ‘AocouMo- dated with board oad eee meatiy Eoeanee eee by asa’ is newly fecsishons porsted ond , ot the office of Pros! 8’ Mekinley, atvorneye and cGunpellure, 0.37 | DyP Eat No 11 Lee ee eshte dian’ sed aes ol =A GENTLEMAN CAN BE AGCOMMOD ATED OARD. with board in s small Possession uize om the premises, between 10 ‘day fs 2. Se rauee po prdbeee ss . “Zeply to Mrs. JUN&S, 169 Mott street, for one OSKD—W4SNTED, RY A YOUNG GBNTLEVAN, & comfortab'e sized bedroom. with breakfast and tes; in i: ed. Address W., box 3.084 Post mn fim cana benedens. Terme | oo iter ius indicecely: Tassieation tn ee 1. AU modern improvowents, batt. tention will be psid San Ss Awelia, Broadway Post 01 eto mg Birt Rute sreote, eat (IBY AND cooL so med’ ation conv eracgeerj peemen soareene are OARD. ‘AND FURNISHED ROOM WANTED IN Brookly: ® xentioman and his wifo, ot | corner’ of I berhood of thet Hi ‘Address, stating CARD IN CARROLL PLACE —FURNISHED peered be obtained at No. 1 Carroll place, Biecoher otreet. OARD IN BROOKLYN—CONVENIENT TO SOUTH or Well street ferries; desirable Forms puitable for » men. Apply ato, eotleman snd wife, Henry street, betwegn A OARD IN BROOKLYN—A GENTLEMAN AND IF, | alse few single) gentlemen, ean, obtain airs eh reiph eligibly sivaat reasonable nly five misutes valk from Futon Taty. Oply at ise edam stroct. OARD IN SRCOKLT? ol wg rg FULTON FRRAY— ny yas at floor, with parcial SNS eaten ve PI Bout cee omy or twe B% 4 mtr SourH pagers Ms pookiae eat ve hener $e to eco! mi mag ora 37 eee femby. apy at i a7 ractte ‘ree, gals Henry ani BROOKLYN BEGETS, NEAG FULTON 9 oF three gentlemen, #7 gentlome: new ant Tooms On secon: le sammer, Jooation fiom corner of Willow stree! OARD. aT CLIFTON @BTATEN icy bem th bi pent or for the summer; s fine view of tho day; bathing Reference exchan, bam-er, dirs. U ca 45 ‘Middegs cna AT YORDHAM UPON REASONABLE TERMS, tnation unsurpassed for heslte and basat: new, and commodio: lyoed) Sepot. For informstion ater streo! ‘39 Wiliiams street; hese ine OARD IN THE COUN the bert Bind cam be Fe hiidge, half ap hour's ri plyp to Wiliam Wille? ARD WANTED—WEST OF be gee ho cy ad y opaned strves. by. 8 Sarl of quiet bei }COMMODATIONS OF to-rates at Williams? fro the elty, by ap- whersacpoare ss she comforts of ota be plensamt Please nad ee GENTLEMEN WISHING 4 comfortable roo! WANTED TO PURCHASE— yw York, or ite vicinity, to amountof $30 000 to Joan for impeovement DING.— A ove Ie alRny ROOMS, SUT mer with full or é 38 Hawi EN when they eam be scori auodsted Ge comforts of 4». for one ba'f the sm: 7 yo ‘Williamebarg, wit four ferries to New York. OAROING— TWO. GENTLEVEN wives can Ee peat aod picenees secu, erates or |, ia & omell private bm te of = good home om iying at No. B Bleecker sureet. A se, Bished, fer one or two tingle geal AND THEIR Ly oan ae ‘two story frame houve JOUNTRY BOsRD —FIVE RL ates aIRY ROOMS let. tan OF pg rt gy Sep ‘of the city. Southern t ralook n are aml om datos OUNTRY, BOARD D WaNTED_—FROM THE 9TH OF on Wit Te quire horse. Term: z OFFERING & VERY brie flownelege sritante » rable reone. lve sie fe moderate. & co — mest with prow kw SABA SGaRErES AT THE BOWERY SAVING N other aftered, ere ROOMS TO LET ear vevtane. neat wee cat omens WITHOUT BO 7. . fe» prive meni ROO! . TOLET—A GENTLEWAN eo bedroom. in 0. 4 Walker street, ery ‘desirable Joos ton. Apply SOWALY Medel ting! id ROOMS, TOOL west ee By Zs —. beart Gates: ane FROM $175 PER | wer OROK+® — ONE OR TWO GENTLEWEN CAN OB- tein furnished bed roms with breasfast ond tes, in 0 o's private fom iy. iu the mast plonaant Sh Rae | cern oR THREE f GRNTLAWEN CAN BE 9 ue. 3 Franklin terrace, Hubohen. The buuse VATE POARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTEO—IN ‘& village within one or two hour: comm ow 3 eighboy Wout refer ib particn'are, b X, Bersiad ome yVeIe LL SEVERaL VERY PLBASSNT % tag mo ee bad | © fy OF 224. Fea-th ave- woders toprenemente a rh pare pure CULAR TauenT IN SIX LESSONS —MR ED- iW tweruncrt thy oan-erina, SOARDING AND Lopeme, pry nie ROARD, IN THE COUNTRY, TOR OW = f ney is in Taye } <x — det ‘ ase Be Sereat ation neg ae rth vvee Sas Sorner of Wooster, MS WITHOUT POARD —OWE Two ee hed rooms to let, =a a Fei Cal ip the house etion delightful; gas, be:he, s' GLE ORNTLEMEY, OR GENTLEMEN AND wy. me, fin. pleasant roo Thirty mae a erect alee ams ‘eon Sociee by ferences exchamged CMM ER ABDING—G. GOULD INFORMS HIS. | she public that be «an accommodate a fow- enh boaedons ing the summer, at Mount Vorpin Watal thirty micwtan tide on the Now is road. The house ie fitted up with baths, yd YOUNG MEN CAN osraue nN niet by with the comforta of ble terms, ‘Hudson avenue, near u et SINGLE GENTLEMEN oat Be ; ACCOMMO. he dated with fornished rooms, breakfast, and ten, Ape a ve rors frsiinane tie ifs Mets, Bate Ps be let without furniture. fOUTHFRN FAMILIES AND GENTLSMBN WISH- ing to combine the superior sooommodati ns and forte of b: clage bowse dives room! ct saeale Af a aivalent adorese ia fall 8. D. H., Metro) Astor place. GORSKS, CARRIAGES, a0. A HANDSOME LIGHT TROTTING WAGON ON FOR bo; it is pesriy pew gee iu complete order, and wi of Y Git silt be ol iately at M’. OaKaBy’ ya, bul fw ddoresrom tov Mamditon ARE: ty [lot FOR 8a re Beira ea Pa alto je <prings high doored Rockaway nes Be. SaAcE-a BRIGHT BAY bagel ad SIXTEEN bands bi, so, &@ powy: built von hap ree, fourteot high; thew are both kind, eonele ‘aad 0 stylish drivers. Am excellent chance for por- fons Wantiog family ores, i. SERB te, 149 Caan sieot._ ant s Fe, SALE, SORREL, PACING PONY, 14% HANDS rh, perfeotly enay, gon d safe for ly to sii rive rte in harvens in about four Emiantes 8 a if re- pred, cap pace very ‘ast, Benjamin All S Division, = idnidge atkeet. Pou gine Le pitt At, a MARS, six Rt 4 is high long tail, can tr: asete, th Sey eylth, and fine Can ba soon at 39 Great Jones are fifteen and three-querters hands ‘of three minutes; strong aad hoary e seen at Mr. » corner of Hieks and Bu Noe? Fine street bi ya. Forfurtier er particulags apply. . vot. A BRIGHT BAY MARE; ALSO A SHIFT. ‘pwagon and harness: mate nine and barnes newriy sold for want of use, ftavle corner of Broadway and Thirty-first street, ox No. Mulberry street. poet Ble Se aS OEE FUR SA Eas MATCHED Pale OF BAY LSaeeaae Lorwes ‘toth seven years old stylial pound ard kind i ily. Can be roan at the Src rape FOR fALE-a NuwnER oF HORSES | 50M Low et ery pad Tose horse, ‘so it, Brooklyn. rascal FOR, SALE, A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF MORGAX t,o ans Bah wall matohcd,, warranted Mi fi he sold cheat “apply at Rvereit's stable, 22 and24 Wess OR SLE a LARGE BAY HOWSE, Dour EIGut 014, stylish driver, perfect Lavery strmcg anouey or will be sald Joss th nous for then. SAT E—A HORSE, WAGON AND physician; @ good saddte seid IK, corner’ of Bleecker’ ana Urosdy Le—s BLACK HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, loutle or single harness from the cou! weed sound Apply to B. i Moavor, ‘Ne a reet, corner of Mar: (£2, 84LE-TaE NEWTOWN AND FLUSHING LINE of stages. R BSALE—A SMALL OMNIBUS AND SBT OF dcuble harness. The omnibus was bui's for p-ivate use; eg tek =? pA pe dy ty al i nih por * Teeost. together with the harness, and bas Ae, dea oe ‘Gan be seen all thie week a8 the stable No. 8 North Moore street, yz Ly ee a3 SEAT Ry gy pus: LY new for one er two borers; cert $225, ‘will be vld for $325. Apply at 123 atvorney street. OR BAL canon ee | toe be ee ee HARNESS, te ats. lea ee. 3, Mende, 33 Bresdwey, between Detween the Sours of If Lill, 5 Asta D WAGON FOR S4LR—& SPLENDID 2 ee trot in ten Wat oa 3 0 Ww ok pia ot Es Phi" thelars Z. ‘ORSE Were... rine HORSE, NOT OVBR years old, 1534 bai stylish. Must drive f Cy 4“) GY; Te wanted for a ¢ heree @ill EW TORK HORSE BAZAAR #1 CROSBY STREET — bridles, 40. ie. very Nongay ene a Weteetay tt is olen” jOHN B. Gat FABLD, Propelovor. PEERED REEVE OWNER or eae VERY FaSt HOSES, SIX ola, ot 14 ety la, warrasted sound, hind gudaree tress bf fault waate-er, wishus to oinpree of two, baving use for only one. Apply at 106 Mulberry street. musical. $2.00 BAIT RPL oee,t i 108 Rinds f lanee- ifecpe te yeas Salt at" toe lowess peices. A MALY, sBOUT TO RELINQUISH, HER PRESENT to meet with» fami!; fafincanie tet LD PIANOS MADE NEW.—PA Lis Hav! OLD laves ram have medo equsl price, by Pearce & a: . Free Schoo! lye, Comma- eee citi ery, -ortment of pew “New Tork ‘x makers. One IANO FOR 8 Le “oY, of Breckiyat” € son Hamiton WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O. BOND AnD BNAMBLGED Wagegny-oemn In te Canoe $60 v0 BITS each ALLAN, Ne on nd coda, second Bort NAMFLLEP @*T HES FOR ayy f BRUTIFUY, Reece tne on5 co tet worrsnved ALLAN, No. LD @ all street, meer Broadway, wecund for.” GPLERPID COLD, POCERY, | CHROVOWRTERS. b run wisnogs any percep ible varistinn, from #12) ALLAN, No. 1) Wail stress, near way, . Po OCTAVE MA- owner ie ato — sts0et, D URGAPSEN WA: Inn Cases, +] Qe pe tet names