The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1855, Page 2

Our Ohio Correspondence. _ _ Oxnr.0, Clermont o2, Oni, July 25, 1855. Trip from Frankville to Chils—The Oveps on the Route—Situation of Chilo—Coal Dlincs and Railroads— Grumbles of the Farmers —State Poli- tics—The Know Nothngs, the Administration and Sam Houston—George Law and the Cattle In my pilgrimage from Frankville, Md, through Obie to this place, I have had the opportuuity af- “free gratis," of seeing the ‘Country, and of judging of the crops from a close ‘and persocal inapection, with facilities for acquiriag ‘Correct information from the farmers themselves touching agriculture, religion and politics, the three Breat staples of this great Bate. This is a small place, (about as big as a piece of ehalk,) om the bank of the Ohio river, thirty-tire miles above Cincinnati. I took the great Nxtional Boad from Wheeling to Zanesville, trom thsnce by the Lancaster turnpike through Lancsater and Chi- ligothe, om the Sciota, and f:om thence by deviog Ways and most intrica'e and interminable paths to this place, where I arrived last night, sore tooted forded foot passengers This beibg my first journey on foot, I expected tough usege in a land of strangera, and an‘icipated more of bardship and evffering than I have expe Fenced; indeed Ihave experienced much kindacas and hospitality from the izhanitanta, enjoyed the vg ‘azing upon ths empt from taxation tions incidental to owner-hip and wealth in this who has no money is sometimes am troubled ‘The country from the Ohio at Wheeling to Zanes- haps hilly and rough, but it is }, producing immense crop; of coro, oats and potatoes, while the hilis ara access, and to bs produc:d little labor, in immense quantity. One en discovered of 100 (ert in thickaess or pe eg extends far below and beyond any ex: cave as yet. ‘The Great Central Railroad passes from Colum- bus through this coal region, and in a2veral places observed the cars being laden witn coal, from the hill side of some hospitabi il filled with cosl, of farm, through whica the ‘The farmers were iu tne midst of their heavy bazvest, and literal! pression of wealth aud ‘@ drink of buttermilk occasion an opportanity of tatkia; fan is TI Fe 3 E ff fr H Tich 8ciota bottoms, were taxes, and complaining of the Hl g ze ‘ation the office of the Gazette at Chili- eee the editor and learn the news. | found itor a smart man, and porlectly satisfied that Chase would be elected Governor. ‘The Know Nothings are smisten with milldew in Obio, and were it not for the present ad niniatra- tion would soon die of mortification. Tam stayirg at the hospitable house of loctor the Postmaster of this place, and altuough the administratation do nxt seem a te Bae him of the barthen of this Post 108, by appointing ano I find 8em Houston the next Presidency. George Law is é- dead all through Onio for @ favorite among the drovers and cattle dealers, After I have rested I will write you an epistie general. K. The Camel Expedition. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Parapetpnia, July 30, 1855. A friend bas called my atteution to a letter from Bugle, Switzerland, addressed to you by Emanuel Weiss, acd published in your paper of the 22d inst. Mr, Weies complains of unfair treatment by the War Department, because he was not employed to select and purchase the camels about to be intro- duced into this country for military purposes, un- der the late appropriation by Congress, particutar- ly as he claims to have origiaated the idea as early as January, 1849, and to have subsequently de- voted much time and money in fartherance of the Now, sit, to undeceive this gentleman in this and the public also, to whom he has ap- pealed through the columns of your wide spread |, it ia only necessary to say that the attention ef our government was called to this subject by a official letter from an officer of the army, in Agri 1843, nearly eix years prior to the arrival of Mr Weiss in the United States. The information thu communicated was the result of careful researc the very limited but the superiority of the I i then at hand: transportation service, of the government; ani. for obvioug reasons, to keep it out of the hands of contractara or joint stock companies. From ie to bare oon private clisens who ppears to have private wi enc .u- or advised him to make the journeys and itares compiained of, and not toe War, or any other public functionary To these disappointed gentile en, end not to the Secretary, should Mc. cies apply for remuneration. beavy sxe of the ronment. DerarTore OF Mrs. Roninson ron Siva Sina — Mr. Robinaom took her final departare for Sing Sing Batar: of the Snerif. threw oat of the low, several articles of her woar- girls, who had live in the old to a crowd of you of the jail, and buildings immediately that baiiding. Foran hour previvas to ture she waa busily engaged tbered in front Fioek of wooden about clk, avd with her face wreathed in amiles, looked ones see happy. An hour or two left she had completely recovered from the disap- experienced woen she first learned her taste for a tragic execution scene had been pipped in the bud by the commu‘ation of her sen- tence the Governor. She was in exellent * before she started, and said that an: of the rooms in whic! would be « reliet + 5 i g, FI Er and insisting on When conveyed no conception of the character assigned or of the fate Sia fa ehatt vas 2 pat ir by per, OF Hoate with those having the prisoners in that she evinced stronger this trip than she ever Budget, July 30. E f Se HH sie y, before— Troy city, ‘about z. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1865. T Lewinski. A similar one was addressed to you oa the 18th, through friend Mr. H.C. |. who, ba tely in the practice of lew im your delivery of it ( oe ya eatin 16 moral obligati the as a lawyer is required to take. en 8 - sil 'be object of this note is solely to inquire whether you ler yourself you are the editor, attecking private i uals. Tam, an, your obedient servant, JAMES B. CLAY. nal “oRGx D, Prentice, Faq., editor of the Louisville Jour- or Loussvittx, - ae 21, 1865. Sin—Your note of yesterday, sea! e eauniee revolved, “This one of your brothers, saying he was iaforme1 by some perton that I had spoken of him as insane, and askiog whetber, if he should furnish the tessimony of a specific mumber of men thet he was in his right mind, I would accepta challenge from him. You say that the object of your note of yesterday is a lely to inquire whetner I hold mysel( «personally rea. povalble ae a gentleman’’ for publications im my paper attacking private injividuals Iam not aware, alr, that it particularly coacerns you to know waat general rules of action I prescribe for myself as an editor. 1 have no objection, Bowever, to inform you, that, if Ido any maa such @& upprovoked and mortel wrong in my ty as to entitle him, in my opinion, to take or seek ma life, 1 will hold myself responsible to him in the Hxid, and that, if any gentleman does me such @ wroag as to make me wish for bis blood, 1 will cali him to the field. I presume, sir, that all which it convernas you to know from me is, whether I would accept a chalies from you on account of my comments ia the Louisville Daily Journal of the 16th instant, upon your com: cation published in the same paper “4 Without putting fhe) to the trouble of addressing t! question to me in due form, I say to yoa plainly tnat [ would not, [ co not wish to you, and I am very clear in my opinion that article affords you neither just cause nor a rational t for killing me. I made mo attack or imputa:ion upon your private charac ter, which, for aught I know, is unoojectionable. [ merely gave utterance to the thoughts and feelings ns- turally and necessarily excited in my "iggy, and os I bebeve, in the whole public mind, your demolishing the sacred old dwelling of your father and lung the ie lumber. You stated, in iy pene, ® matter of public notor pw A ad disapprobat " a subject of public and pri de- nunciations which you called ‘ aspermons,’’ yet these aspersions, 40 called, had not been noticed oy you. When you attempted a defence of your conduct and byt ps your reasons for it, as you did in your articie of Wednesday, you certainly gave license for those cor- menta of mine upon the conduct, and the reasons fer which, aa I presume, you now wish to hoid me toe per. sonal responsibility. My article was not atenth part so harsh toward you personally as yours was toward me. od me, by @ necessary and direct implication, calumniator,’” me in “prostitution of the columna’’ d the words ‘liar and villain’ meant for me. I responded with more moderati ou had a right to expect, merely den act of yours, which, as it related to « glori morial of departed greatness, was almost, in its charac- ter, a public act, and which hed made the heart of the nation recoil. I repeat, ir, thet I treated you with forbearance, You spoke in your communication ss it the thought of selfing the muterial of your father’s house never 03- curred to you until much of it bad bren stolea and otherwise taken away, and you added, that if you had sold one inch of it for private profit, you would feel yourself ‘ unworthy to be Kentuckian,” aad would “fly to some remote conver of the earth’ to hide vile end dishonored head. Lh pon in reply, lumber of ot only fixed in your mind, but avowed and published to the world under your own hand, » month before the old mansion itself was broken up. I might have shown that you gave public notice, under your own name, in the Lexington @bserver of July 8, 1854, and in several successive pumbers of that ps- per, that you expected to take mm your di ng house at Ashland 1m August, that you would have for sale ‘a large quantity of the old material '’ then in it, and that “any one wanting such material could get a bargain by applying on the premises.” However, all this 1s very little to my present purpose. Ihave only to repeat that I would not accept a chal- dea from you on account of my article of Wednesday. And, as I nee no necessity for my bedi fone | the etiquette of duellists in telling you so, I shall this by mail. I ae need add, that, ‘f I have erred in any state. ments of fact in regard to your conduct, I shall, on bav- ing the errors pointed out te mo, take pleasure in cor- rectivg them. Yours, &c., GEO. D. PRENTICE, J Ciay, Eeq Theatres and Exhibitions. Ninvo’s Ganpex —The performance of opera and comecy altermately at this theatre has wed to be a successful oj tion. Altbough this is the opers night, the Pyne Harrison ‘will not sing antil to- a row evening, when Balf com “The Bobenian Girt? wil he given. Barton, will, couse. juently rei ipreme to-night, exhibit tragic Sbuities iu the relation of the “Lamenteble history and cruel death of Vilikins and his Diaah,” in the ‘‘Waader. ing Minstrel.” Buckstone’s comedy, ‘' The Breach of Risvalaal' ip Be amma, Pane exer Sudden by Bowsry TumaTne.—Mr. 8. W. Glene and Mr. and Mrs Frank Drew receive extensive patronage at this theatre. The beautiful romantic drame called ‘‘Asmo- deus, or the Devil’s Share,”’ is to be the first piece. Mrs. Frank Drew personates Carlo inthis piece, After the png dere will be given by Mile, Denville, and a dance by Miss Lafolle, The ‘‘White Horse of the Peppers,” a fine, sterling old comedy, winds up the amusements, Mr, Glenn tenig teed of the “persecuted Dutch- id o sfeldt. Mr. and Mrs. Drew alse piay Woon’s Mixsraxis —The usual complement of favor ite songs, dances, buriesques and iaatrumental perform- ances are apnounced for to-night. ‘: Dark Deeds,’ a good burlesque, will also be played. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Turspay, Jaly 31—6 P.M. ‘There was a more active and s more buoysnt market this morning. At the first board Virginia 6's advanced } per cent; Missouri 6’s, {; Louisiana 6's, 4; Illinois Central Bonds, 4; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad, }; Erie Railrosd, j; Reading Railroad, }; Michigan Central Railroad, 1; Pacama Railroad, 1; Llinola Central Railroad, 4, Wisconsin and Lake Shore Railroad declized 4 per cent. There was considerable astivity in some of the leading stocks. Readiug was in demaed at the improvement. Cumberland took quite a start to- day, and closed firm at the advance. Erie was mere active than usual, anda good deal of cash tteck changed hands. State stocks and railroad bonds were in better demand, at better prices, and there seemed to be a better feeling in the street in regard to stocks generally. We see nothing in the bank report calcalated to cause this favorable change. The decrease in deposita is by no mesns ap evcouraging feature, and as regards the move- ment in specie, the banks are only able to pre serve their supply by draining some other section of country. The exports are larger then the im- ports, and the supply in the country at large is weekly diminishing. The large receiots at the Custom Houe from duties on customs, show a heavy importatioa. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks and bonds were mede at suction by Simeon Draper :— $1,000 Flushing RR., lat mo: ) int. added... 60 8,000 Great Western (11) do do... ............ 70 2,000 Lake Erie, Wabash and St Louis, do., do. | 824 7,C00 Ohio and Mias. KR , 2d mortgage, do. 40% 9 50% At the eecond board the market was steady, with. out much activity. Reading is the most active stock on the list, and witbout doubt the best pur. chase at present prices. The sales this afternoon were equa! to those of all other railroad stocks com- bined, and the margin for improvement is suffi- ciently wide to attract speculators. The auction sale of 2,541 shares cf the Tilincis Central Railroad, ordered by the company for non- peyment of izsta'ments on the stock, will be ander the direction of A. H. Nicolay, as auctionser. Tne ale wil) take place on the 3ist of Acgutt. ‘There were some very sbsurd romors aficat (2 Wal! street to day in regard to the Mechanics’ Bick but they were all refuted and dispersed Curing the dey. We understand that F. W. Edmonds, the cesbier, bas resigned; and although soillcited by the Board of Directors to withdraw his resignation, re- fuses to do #0, and will doubtless adhere to that determination. The ¢ifficalty arose from a little misunderstanding relative to the internal edmials tration of the affairs of the bank, and not from any derangement of accounts or deficit in fonds. The matter never sbouid have been heard of octwide the beck, sod probpbly never would but for the mais volence of the party causing ali the exoltemens. ‘The steamship Canada, from’ ston (or Liverpool tomorrow (Wednesday) will take out abou: seven haxdred thousand dollars in gold. : The ennexed statement exbibita the operations of the Asistant Treasurer's office of this city da- ting the month of Jaly:— Ovmon ov tax Aseurant ‘IRmasURER Untre Stars, N. ¥. Receipis and Disbursements 61,086,705 83 Oa ecoount of customs... .$5,845,058 43 De. Patent fees.. | 6,415 36 De. PO Depactit 280,137 bo De. = miacellan’s. 78,030 24 4,769,141 78 AR sca oss soeeiis cscs +111 86,725,087 61 Belaace July 21, 1866 Baiasce, er., disbure’g acc Receipts ducing the moath,, 1,796,281 31 ———— 2,002,180 23 Paymemts os... sess ceceeeee cece sees eee 1,666,989 08 Balance... ..... eniuehiues $1,336,100 a7 Balance credit, interest sccounts.. Balange .........4, asatatinsarnce Receipts for customs in July, 1866 $3,845,668 42 Le. do, "1864; 4,147,467 60 Decrease in July, 1856 $211,799 08 Balance credit, bullion and expesse a: court for Asray Office...... .....,...,.82,626,841 95 Coin zec'ed during the moath "$34,214 04 Fine oe. do... 1,736,512 72 ————— 1,770,127 66 Total .... cere e eee B4,307,009 OL Paywenta in coin + _ 805,707 76 Do. ime bare ...... 1,179,855 a1 ———— 1, 845,559 oF Balance ..,... ieapaas Rice $2,552,000 ba Coim im hand in Asautaa ‘Treasurer’a Office.........64, Do. ao, Amey Office 2, 13% 74 249 12 Fine bars in Anasy Office..... $317,657 42 Unparted bullioa fae ailver in Assay Office. .,,,,.1,225,071 54 6,666,481 66 1,543,623 06 Total ......0..5 $8,200, 110,82 ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to-day, were as follows:— Paid on treasury acooust +» $50,622 69 Received do. 218,994 44 Balance do 960,856 66 Paid tor assay office,.... 340,211 41 Paid on disbursing checks. , vee 76,031 80 Of the receipts today, $50,000 was from Da- buque. The balance on hand in the sub-treasary is rapidly increasing. Tae receipts trom custo amount to about $150 000 per day, which is at the rate of one million of doilara per week. ‘The Marine Bank has deciared @ semi-snaual di. videad of four per cent; the Long Isiand Bank a semiannual divitend of five per cent. Tbe Erie and Northeast Railroad Compsay have declared a dividend of ten per cent forthe past year. The Massschusetts Cotton Millsof Lowell, have declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. The Maverick Wharf Company have decisr- e¢ a dividend of two anda half per ceat oa the eornings of the last eix months. The Boston Travelter of the 30th inst., aaya:— The money market har been leas ia ta borrow ers during the wee, and discount ra\ age from s, tol per cent per annum higher, but there is still aa abuncance of capital for every Gesirabie paper at low figures, The minimum rate ma be stated at 7 per cent, Some of our largest banks have been obliged to ciscount more sparingly, in consequence o' tolecadly large dratts om their apecie reserves, and the general feelicg bas been that cf caution No apprehension of a decided scarvity of money is entertained, but the vation of more active oprrations in the movement of the crops, and the increase of business tramsactions generally, induces our bank managers and leading fiasa ciers to move with gresier watch/ulneas. Whether the anticipation of « larger comand for money is realized or not, the effect of an agitation of the question isto restrict and clog money opsrations. and it is more from this than anything ola» that we owe the preseat aligat change in the condition of our market The Boston Journal of the 30th inst. gives the following report of a mesting of the stockholders of the Eastern Railroad Company. The report of the committee on the subject of the late frauds was very lengthy:— It commences with the charter of the road in 1826, and traces ite bistory, together with that of the cona set: ing roads, upto the preseat time. It approves of toe building of branches ot the road, saying that on the they have been prosperous, But outsiée opera, tions have worked differently. The first was the loan to the Eazox Railroad, which at first was $90.000, out hich now smounts to $256,947 ; and which is secared by @ Grat mortgage of the rosd. In addition to this Joan, the company has guaranteed over $400,000 of the bonds ef jthe Kasex Company. The franchise and pro- perty of the Essex will provably soon become the pro- perty of this corporation. The next outside operation, which has not proved ad. vantageous, was the taking of s thousand sheres of the Grand Junction Railrosd. This stock cost $50 8 share, and is now prized at $308 oes of the South Reading Branch Railrosd. The of this transaction was rehearsed, and it was said to have cost the company $201,000. The proceeds of the business on this road have never paid ths runing expenses. he next outside opemntion wan the purchase of the Saugus Branch road. & was originally bought in self defence. The cost is estimated st $50,000, of which $10.06 is unpaid. ‘The neat was the purchase of 496 ahares of the (reat Falls vod South Berwiek road, at $100 » share, and also uaranteeing their bonds to the amount of $10,000, @ stock of this road not of sufficient yalue to pro tect the debt of this cor The guaranty of the boads of the Graad Junction roat to the amount of $151,060, was next alluded to, and said it was reasonably secured The endorsement of untea tor the Kast Boston Ferry Company, to the amount of $15,000, in wine safe. ‘The extension (nto Boston was next alluded to, aad it was anid to have cost $175,804. ‘The report then spoke of the present comdition of the corporation, commencing with allusions to Mr. Tucker man. It alludes to the jog 4 commendations which have appesred in print of Mr. luckerman’s honesty and xyatem of beoukeping, and quotes largely from the re. port of an Investigatiog Committe sppointed some years since, of which Mayor Seith waa chairmas, The mea ner of keeping bis accounts has been eadorsed by the dizectors cf the road, and by skilful accountants ferent timer. Ali examinations seem to have been carri Ou with the idea that no fraad could be found thereia But the blind have led the blind, sad both bare ‘allen into the ditch together. ‘The report says thet Tuckerman’s books were kept in the most loose and caréless manner; be kept no cash book, but made his entries on lowes paper ke. The over issue, it i The only is to call in al —& measure which is recomm Te amount of notes use! by Tuckerman for his bene. St ia, as far a8 can be ascertained. $60,600, It may have exceeded that amount. The cash applied to his own use amounts, as gear as can be jucged, to $110,000, Thie is other than that received frou stock and notes. The full Gisclosuree on this point the report thinks will never be made ‘The total smount of Tuckerman's emberziemeats are anit to be wt least a4 follows — Amount received by him from sales of over ia ’ ned stock averaging at par, 660 shares ... 366,000 ») Amoust rece:ved by bim of over iseae of notes #0 far na ascertained. Amount of the Company's cash used by tim 6,000 08 at least. beopabieesvusee 110,006 09 Amount received by him growing out ot the colawfu) jos of the Compacy's cotes.. 7,000 00 Other deficienciaa not explained * 1/008 26 Mak'ng an argregate of. ‘The total amount of the some other resources which the com pany ls not at liberty to make public at present and from whieh Mr. T. expects that a large sum will be realiced In accountirg for the manner ip which Mr. Tuckerman bas disposecdo this large sam, the committee mest.ovec transactions in real evtate, Ac , to the amount of $180 060. The balance of bia deficit must be accounted for, at all, by the payment of large sums of icterert, both regular and extra, and by bis by operations in various stocks; and that bis speculations in thes stocks ust have been very fom of Bay be inferred from the act that between the 17th day of December, 1450, and ‘the 13th day of August, 1862, Laciusive, the notes given by bim to we go individual for mousey to him case! igh rate interest, amounts is the aggregate to ry ti table sam of $279,923 69. ftepert Gnda go evidence of fraxt on the part of the directors, present or past, but the quest on cf paalect oa part [t leaves to ths steekiac dere eeves ch s Agalost other tx ployis have Seen inves tigated, apd found to be groundless ‘The report also finds feult with the #yster wht hes allowed the officers of the road to beengage! (c other business, when thelr time should ail have been given to ths roae. Reference waa specially made to Mr Kims- man, the superistendent, who wars mem ber of the Le 4 re last winter. [t alyo jastified Mr [leemen from gt that he has made himself rict at the com- ex pene. fascial condition of the read was then stated as debts, including Tuckerman's ‘The valae of property wlilch nel sppued to the payment of this debt, Tockrrman'# property amd bowte, is «tated ty be 61, Gos BA, leaving © balance of debt $1,404,675 47, the im tereat of which be provided for. Am extimete of cageeity of read te mat the internet t rten. o that the committee exrrnesed the orision ia worth to 679 a ohare, caloulating baler Kentucky stems at $1 45. follewiag day the stook of Bpamiah tobacoo ta New York, are them made in the report on the rela- between the resident, Treasurer aa Sa- being too distinct from each etuer the way in which the annual ave boon mate up. commented Against the extent to which it A recommendation (¢ made that bonds be all egeata of the road through whose hande ite money e report thinks the corporation will regsia (ts prie- Yeert, aad be agsin 001 some additional ehoald Sales Sales to July 31... Stock Avgust 1... Wuinner.—The ealee included 200 0 300 bbl. Odie end pricem, at dle 0 él ice. QBVERTIVEMENTS RENEWED RVKRY DAY REWARD-—LOST BY THE SUBSCRIBER, & calf skin pocket book, tied with red tape, Prominsory Botes aad other valuable papers J. 3 HU for about | ition between this road and the fares for t ais olsas of passengers emeount to bet nine mills per mile. This oagat not to be. The condition of the company can be improved by reducing tho nugaber of its employée, which new nam ‘bee over dred. Sixty caa'be discharged and save BIO or & Arfiooget the notes was onsjof ary 1, 1856, ove smote ; o6@ note of W. F. Fanning for $1,500, due and anumber cf other gotes. Th be paid end m0 questions asked, on pere to Smith & ‘Pa JOHN DOUGLASS Soment, July hoe November 16, 1856 Fegan raat "ae faa Ae eye he he posket book and pa all atreot bi 811500 Ind State 5's 60..,. ARD—LOST, ON OR SINOL 8 Jely 24, « $1,000 note of the Bank o near Cortisndt atesst The abo ic Che ceture of anid note ateoot, or Brosdwa; froat office, 65 Beaver at. | REWaRD — LEFT HANGING LN WATER | closet of Mesors, Clark & Browa, Maiden lune, a gold patemt lever watch, with bieck beald guard chain L. Moore maker, No 7,588. 7 Undar ateeet. 1000 Exe Ist mt bs. 10000 ExieCRe' 11.20 C0 do... owner, MARK BANK) ¥ WARD —WHEREAS, THE HOUSK OF ME- No. 47 was (otoniously 00 200 Harlem KR. persoas, without cause, intings, ead in ot! tun of aad compary; therefore— ived, That we, the officers of Mechnates’Jiose Company No. 47, im behalf of the mombers of ay, do hereby offer the above reward for the appre canon and conviction of the person or ho 100 Hudson B RB. .o id so enter the promises and destroy the property ef ™ 29 Mica 2 YN LRU. 105 36 Clev & Pitts RR 68 160 Gai & Cai RK..c 105% 60 Clove & Tole 60 600 Glew & Tol Div B bot 16 Del & Hud OsCsi ae Resolved. That the above te published (a the New 1d, Daily Tunes, Sunday Meroury and Amori- JACOB H. MILLER, Foreman, 00 8 Trust Co ‘20 Arctic ImaCo.,., Davin Coumman, 8 Pm REWsRD—W BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY e) of a parcel contaiming a receipt, momoraada 406 bank book. low! getting out of the Kighth and Amos atree(s. 60 Mich Om RI... 6 Pasama BR...¢ 105% Ceres 200 Ul Coates! RR.. REWARD —IO8T—ON SUNDAY, JULY 20, the office ef Bath House, at Bath, LL. two fager | , One ine large locket ri ontaina a daguerreotype o' Any person returning them to ¢ yoko street, Beeok ft 400 Cum Coal Co. . a3 100 jo... . bi 50 Clew & Toledo 26 Mich Cen &,.060 100 N ¥ Con RB...) red ‘corneliaa atove, | Secretary. the other plata | e owner at 3) Wil receive the above reward, é ao 1£000 MC RFL © p. 10000 MF ba. alam come at & 5 nom, Kaq., 5 Commerford, Faq., Councilman Horatie 2000 Pan Ba 2d ta 100.0 N J Con R Ba 10000 Kriala ‘16. b5 1600 WC R Bas..¢ 36 cha Mec Bank... un FERRY BOAT TO t above rewari by leaving it at Mr. Willie et, REWARD—LO8T, ON MONDAY, JULY 30, A pocket memorandum hook ; is of mo use to any one ‘above reward will be paid by leaving | }, 266 Broadway. but the owner, T; tt with J. Beck & ~ LO#T AND FOUN AOUND—ON TUESDAY, JULY 23, A POCKETBOOK, aml! amount of money and nome pa ‘Ivade of the Canals. Statement abowing the quantity of the aeversl articles aredcnthe cauais at, aad the quantity lott at New York during the last week ia July, 1855 — Merchandise Cleared DAyIOg expenses, by applying at UND—ON THE 20TH INST., TWO GOED ethand a goli Leart ABS perton dencrit scan have them, by calling at 25 O& ALUUT JU note, mace by J. T. Goo Kichard Manvel y 27, A. PROMIS40RY and endorsed by H. Q. for one bundred and S00 tweety wight dollars aod —— centa, dated May 1, 15¢6, payable pixty dayn after date at 104 Brosdway The finder will be suitably ree: tb ded by Leaving the Caaungs aot iron 4 house, on New York side, Moudey, July 20, cule, containing « portamon 01d thimble with imitiata I be liberally rewarded by with William Jackson, 100 Joba atrost, 21) | Sil emigrants behoker o'dock AM, ar 1%. Brve Canal Champlacn. ; 2 MOTH INST., A MOURNING PIN CON. 4 tainieg the hair The finder will be at R. Jones, 20 Sixth corner Groenwi belared IN GOING FROM VARICK 4. piace through Bleecker and Thompson atreste ato a gold oracelet. A o T. GRAVEN, 62 New atrest, up suitable reward, AY EVENING, JULY 96, IN DI 4 detached lever wa Any | “vil'bo auitath | ay ‘person w' suitably re- warded by leaving the above at No.7 Fromt street. O8T—ON MONDAY, | 00 luesday evening, August 1, 140 joralemon street, Washipgtoo square Surning the sam stalra, will receive O8T-ON THU! jeweled, made by Vi gold vest chain. Domestic spirits, Boards and acant: SUNDAY, 29TH INSTANT, A LADY'S either in Twenty-afth atreet churcn or from thereon towards the river. the, Dupn’s 229 Twenty-fifth street. A saitable reward given and many thanks from the owner. O8T—IN SECOND AVENUE, BETWE and Twenty-third atrest, a c lor « front and rear baildiog 190 Chrystie street will be suitably re | TRADES. ATE MOULDERS, ately, twelve good moulder meat, and good wages, Apply to Mr Homer Boaw foreman Spuyten Duyvil foundry, at Spuytes Dayvil. ANTED IMMEDI. MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED, A SITUATION as cutter, by a German, who understande the language’ perrectly; be has had some of the most extensive and respectable houses in | — this city, as his references can show. in saying be can give g CITY TRADE REPORT. Mowpay, July 314 P. M wore made at 66 50 Has no hesitation ri eral natiafaction in either boys’ Address K. 4, Horald office. Asti —Amall pales Basapererrs,—Fiot change im prices, The salen e 8,000 bbla., including comm: $5. Wertern 40., common to good brands, and $8 76 a $0 50 for extra ( at $5 7528950. Southern, with sales Tne market war without Rye dour was quiet at $6 75 a 83 78. was held st $462 for Jersey, and $5 for Brandywine ‘aced 6.000 bushels red fennes $1 80; 2,000 new North Carolina, at 1,000 do, amber colored do. Tenoeases, at ‘The sales embraced about 35,000 to 40,000 8 MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,—WANT- ed, by a fret rate mechanic, « situation aa fore The wubscriber has had great experience io that capacity; no objection to South or Wea! AB, Herald off HORMAKERS —A FIRST CLASS jou io elty or country sbout 600 barrels ANTED.—A THRORETICAL AND Pit . - = ebiniat, with the best of references, is desirous of HY WILL YR DIK}—CLAIRVOYANT EXAMINA. & situation as director in & machine shop, | Ain a rbort time. and without greet to procure good road et, up stalre at$l2. Oa outlay of capits to b. Zollinger, ¢ ANTED—TWO FIRST KATE CUTTEI ral good coat banta BERNHEIMER BROS, 199 Brostway N —The market was quite firm, aad the ‘entency f prices waa im favor of boliers. abomt 500 bbls TIP GILDER. APPLY AT it. Nicnols is roain at 164. tenn Peaonm —To Liverpool engaged at 104.; 1.400 bbil ; And 10 toma copper at 10s cates were unchanged, with moderate engsgenents To Antwerp, 2,060 bags of coffee were # 1,000 bbis rosin at Zs.; and 106 bales A vensel was to lowd at Bic for Londos, at £4, to Calitornia To HOUSES, ROOMS, &., OTS WANTED IN ‘ecting cottages to be sold, mast be com Yealeat of access, amt pearly om the grace Atiress fuiider, bow 122 act location aad lowest terme of cotton at ie. ow, 100 tierce taigina continued firm. Seles of 49 owone, Malaga, were made —The sales wore light for shipping, ANTID—A SROONDHAND FIRE PROOW [RON Apply & Wood & Brother, No. 4 liberty place, up stairs CHAM —A LOT 6 Address St. Domingo, Post Domingo lgaum Las) —About 150 ton Rnglish, best quality, wae At 6ijc @ 615e., time and interest, and 00 do. spaciah, at Oc. a 6le, balf cash. Moiasem.—The market was firm, 20 barrels New Or leans brought de, Naval STORAA—Salae of about 200 barrele apirite tar and 1,00 barrels common D—TO LEASE OR LET, A HOUSE IN BROOK th marble mantels, fashionable grater pered and painted, only a few minutes’ wale from Fultos ferry, ima very gente! neighborbor, 17) Senda street oF would let & part too small pretine were made, at 10>. order, a: $1 85 Pork—There was an active business done mess, sales of which reached abou 7 00, anid to have been bought to YCRNIFHED HOCeK, Witt modern improvementa, in or wear Fast Heros shove Pine aad below Goevermeur street. To be oven imametiaiely by « emall family ANTED—A WELL export on foreign account, sales of 600» 600 | mere at 819 60 barre were made, rene AtGreee box 1,077 Fort a em gine ot $10 60 One a try }9 75 & B10 26 for pr Beet bams were dull at Ibe. Ihe. beter Cemand | the sales included about 200 a: be. tor homers and 9c. « toe aalen were 10,000 Ibe. dry sa an’ 66 co. of clear Gry salied middies beacon. at 10% Lard wes lose active, with sales of 200 © 20) bbe t Cheese—Halee of now were making fr YULTON PEERY, thout ehiltres, » room ANIMD—iN THE VICINITY ( que KIO ANCE OF AP ante ep kewe | RTUARD sania, wince yor emANce OF A room 4 aboulders at #ye, WANTED — WANTED email yecht of from 06 to 0 feet such Wo dispose of cheep may fads par hog at of addressing nots tothe store, 4 Fulton street, Brooalya. P. of 190 casks were me ceo ng quite frm market continued qoite Ore, thongs ‘The sales embrace’ about 600 bade Cuba, in lod, Bt Oe ROME, the latter for prime 20) bbe St Crovn, Wurey Chotee or prime, at Te, and 100 boxes ant 20 ¢o part white The folowing table eu SPORTING. T GLEN COVE =THE ELEGANT AS as wow ramen THOS, G. HAIGHT, © (atherion market slip, (Twelfth wires at $4. for ving Whe passengers 80 Oppariumity of a Curing the rate, amd leaving FM Ware for the whom 2 New Tork on the tales plain aed songs Appi a 2" Free! At A tam PROF vo of ging tal Tapoetion am’ bint Aang here thy fog may be | omar Bovet rey rom ‘and short, with and witheat Gagers, om snases’ DIT, an 375¢ Cmeme rem rac, A. T. GCRWART & 09, Broedway, Chambers and Reade strode _ RIVAL OF 4 LARGE AND VARIED STOOK @P real Veieacieanes odgings ead Lace, from Le. per Tak MORRIS & 00,9 Breedong CHOICE ST0CK OF VALENCIENNE LACKS; ALA®, & choice lot of embroidered bands of every éo- ‘will be ca Monte Jaly 16, PETER RUBERTS & site Breetweg, OAKS: -— MANTILL AS. — | yard upwards. ADIFY TRAVELLING ROBES— 7 just Are? 18 Eace, A. T STEWART & CO, Broadway, Chambers, and Reate stresta, TOTICE TO THE LADIES OF NEW YORK AND tam vieinity —MARDEN & STBWAKT, 643 Broad seovad door above lileecker street, will offer their Mook of laces and ewbro/derioa at 2% per cent waier cost, for the next four weeks, in order te mate room (er theater new fall goods. : SPECIAL BOTIOND. JUROPEAN PASSENGER AGENCY.—THE 80530898. erm having been appointed agents for 000 of the ding emigration houses ia Havre, are prepared to ox- range with taoee desiring to sead for their relauves or friends (rom France, or say part of German ©, 8. CASWELL & 00., 02 Wall atrost. Hite: MODEL YACHT CLUB.—MEMBERS AKU ar hereby notified to meet at the oiub hovse, om day, August 2, at Ll A. M. Owners of yachts are also Botitied to have their yachts at eachorage ot Harlem Bridge at (14, A, M.—propared to atart at 12 Mt. to rendervous, at Giles Cove iy X48 of the Comme dere, JA JWERS, Beoretary. J 0. 0. F.—THE R. W. GRAND LOOGE OF SOUTHKeN . New York will commence ite annual session on Wed- Deaday morning, August t, at 10 o/closh, in the room, O44 Feliow's Hall, corner Grand and Coatre streets. The election for officers wili be held on eg (rom See 1 o'clock P. M. By order, JOUN J, DAVIES, Geaet ASS MEETING OF WORKINGMEN IN THE PARE N ‘this e1 . All o] to the contrast ayetem lx, Ht ike Walsh, T. Kk. Tomlia Wild, Judge Mountfort, J.D. Hoyt, Wm Wore worth, Eaq., H. N. Gomet ay ny B. tT. Hoe, A, C. Morton, luna Clancy, Hoo. Gtibert @. Dean and other eminent apeabers will ‘address the pes. ple, ©, W. JAQUBS, Chairman Com. of arr | coarary that all members abould be present. J Gharmn, Secretary. T. LYNCH, Prosideat. TEW YORK YOUNG MEN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BE- nevolent Asociation—A special mesting of thie Arrociation wil be held at their rooms, 163 Bowery, thie Weoneeday evening, at halt past 7 o'clock. Members | are requested to be punctual ia thelr atisetasce es business of importance is to be traneactel. By order, TIMOTHY LYNCH, Preeldemt. Jomsrn Gnivvix, Corresponding Secretary. J OTICK.—ALL PERHONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS Ort T. Chambers, 130 N: are herety ao- Uihea to bring them im f b to 128’ Niath avenue, an vo further motice in. Hy order of the aa- mgnes. FVICE OF COMMISSION EtG OF KMIGRATION, NEW ( York, July 1, 1465.-rThe Caste Garden will be opened om Wed onadi the lat of Augast, as the Kam- grant Landing Depot.for the reception and inspection of t this port ANAND CASSERLY, Seeretacy, CYLVESTER LAY, ATTORNEY AND OOUNSKLLOR . notary public avd commissioner of deeds; inatoner for all the States sad 1 - | cept New Jersey and Maryland, leesporte obtalaed frum Weshington tm thirty six hours for 8 tending to travel in foreign countries. Office ra, OA. . | M. to Ov. M. SYLVESTER LAY, 16 Wall street, WU ae =? FREEMAN'S LAND ASSOOLATION, NO 3. | A regular meeting of this association will be hal ay at 8 o'clock P.M, Brooklya. All members are jusated to be preseat, * soreal sections of lend wh be a it event, order * GiitAM MACKEY, Booretery, NITED TRADE BOCTETY OF JOURNEYMAN GAIL makers.—A special mesting of the above named society will be held at the Fourteenth Ward com Wednesiay evening, August |, at 4 o'clock. Moa are requeated to be punctual (x attendance. By order of JOUN KR. BAKER, Preateat. Joux Druncos, Secretary at 17@ J werld, or hes besa known. Hhe will tel) al) the events of life, even the very nt, amd will cause hat abow the likeness of the imtendet hus! | friends, to the great astonishment of ol) that visit her. | No charge, if mot satisfiel. Apply at 76 Broome strest, | ner Cannon, Gentlemen not chmitted. ARD.—MADAM PREWSTER RETURNS THANKS Bo ber friends and patrons, aad begs to thet, afer tee thousands, both in this city sad whe have, alled ber with entire setelaction fahe fects eam fident thet io the questions of sete , kove and law ty tho bas no oqusl’ “Khe will tol) the seme ty . | el the tavare osbent, and fies the oxen of hee toes agements in Kesidence 76 Madison street, ome dvor from (etherias. LAIRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS—BY MRA. HAY I, he beat nd business clairvoyant we have ° | Im the United Btater. Hhe can tel) the couse, asture, | apd locauty of any person's disease. Her preecriptions | cure after every other remedy has been tested. (fee 176 Grand «treet. MFYFR HAS REMOVED TO 191 SEVENT bet events, likewise marriages, journeys, law sults, business prospects, sickness, t friewda, 17 leat ow stolen, Madame Meyer converses is Vreash, tnd German, and gives guarantes for ber ort. ons ty J. 5. KOKA, on Montays, Wedeas- dayennd Fridays, from 0 A i 0 P My ah 36: De lancy street, between Cannon ant Lewis’ street, New York—and Tussiays, Thursdays and Metardays, at SoS Atlantic treet, Sowth Mrookiys. MUSICAL. ti 8 YOUNG LADY, PUPIL ov THE Most brated yor! aud instrumental performers tad the United Mates, aad possessing greah ities for inetructing others, will give \ lation at her residence, 292 Went 20th street, between Mh and 10th avenues, of ation’ at residences A reat many ladies say their yoire |x bed, that (tle (am ing but if they will trost tom © ros to cultivate their 9 agers. Three mowths will pre corting W the times The Italie style of singing taught IaeTRECTION. CARD. —THE SUI WIL MOO SW A pops daily, Unie week, for ine ruction im | Mp, books oop on 7 diane on Oty it vee spear sea Bevedway. & DIXON'S INITLATORY COUNTING HOUim, K Appleton's vullding, 346 IroeAwey, where stale conversant with business may attain a hace lege of bora keop ng om! penmanship ia ehort spec of cme week. improvement guaraatest. Me L8'® BOARDING AND DAY SCIOOT, AV] tor young lation, 126 Weet Twenty second between “irth and Keventh avenoss, w'!! be re beylember 10. Clreulare obtained ot thet above. eee ——— at and correctace ace om ~ Weare Bow selling at the lowest cosh prices Hvery article tm the trade we sei of the bert quaiit only, at prices which will be charget for \nienor let elsewhere Call and eee O CON SOR & OF ENDER, O hae at ILLIARIO. GRYVTTH & DAKIR, OF NO OO & COAL. AL MY ORSIET be QUNK BALat AND ALAM. Cc pre Oe for eee | am Gourering beet qealty ret or white aah, wel serene) ot 66, oF fo lets over Ore worst 1G, free ry yore tome oe Tramty fue clrent aot Ninte ervane