The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1855, Page 3

————————— Our Indiana Correspondence. Canwatron, Ind., June 1, 1854. The Cotton Mills at the West and South—Are they Profitable? Your money articles give us daily assurances of the abundance of capital in your city for all legiti- Tate investments that hold out anything likea cer- tain promise of even moderate profits. In your editorials are frequent intimations that you have, on ‘the seaboard, a surplus of men of energy aud skill, who have the confidence of men of capital, yet can- ‘not find regular and profitale employment ut home. ‘Your merchants seem to be too abundant; your com- meree yields but moderate returns; and there, as all ‘over the country, the dividends on existing railroads offer no for the construction of more. Allow me, then, to call the attention of such of your readers as have more money and energy than ‘Can be employed at home, to the certain and large profits that now doattend, and, under good manage ment, must always attend, the combination of the ‘surplus labor, surplus coal, and surplus cotton in this valley. New York is now almost as near to the woal-beds of the lower Ohio as Boston was but 2 few years ago to the waterfalls of New England; and New York can as easily manage cotton mills here as Boston can manage cotton mills there. The power and surplus labor are here un- limited. There, both are costly and unreliable ; we hhave the material and the market close at hand There, both are remote. When the Cannelton cotton mill was building, some of the New England manufacturers took special pains to advise everybody interested in our move- ments that we had not the ability to put up and ope- rate a first class cotton mill ; that we could not fill it with reliable “‘help ;” that we must, of necessity, buy our cotton in New Orieaus and sell the goods in the seaboard cities ; and therefore could make no saving in the transit of material or produce. They very nearly accomplished the object they had in view. The reliance placed on their opinions and predictions seriously embarrassed the operations of theit infant rival bere, and nearly strangled it in the cradle. ‘ Our community, however, are now beginning to understand the true facta in the matter. Lat two first class cotton mills have been put up in the ‘Weat—one here and the other at Lebanon, ‘Tennewee. The operations of each show a coat. of manafactare below the average coat in New England of an equivalent cloth. Each thas obtained its materia) from the nearest point of its growth, and at an immense saving of coat. Each has sold its product near home at an immense saving of transit expenses; and each has found a great abundance of suitable labor in its immediate neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mill at Lebanon was bornt down last year, yet not until its tions had fally demonstrated the propriety of ing the joom and the spindle nearer to the The ouly first class mill in the Southern States is at Graniteville, S.C. In that, the leading facta are the game as here. Mr. Greate, ite founder, knew too much about the business to frightencd from his Feed vod gs his stockholders, fortunately, had full in his judgment. From Mr. Grge's last report it appears that the net earnings of that mill seee B per cent. -over 21)“ 4 reason to anticipate Before the Lebanon mill and that the company have larger dividends in future. ‘was burnt it was earning from 20 to 25 per cent net. _. The earnings of the Cannelton cotton mill, since it has been Py eee have not been made pub- lic, but it is onde: that they are satisfactory to the stockholders. I have not the leisure to go into the details of the modua operandi, but I state position with the atmost confidence— that were men of business and ca) in New York now to occupy the coal fields of Indiana and Mlinois, bordering the Ohio, in oor free States, or the waterfalls of the Tennessee, in the slave States, and go forward in the mannfac- ture of cotton with the same energy that the Boston men of business and capital in building up Lowell, Lawrence, and Manchester, the accession of wealth to New York, to the country, and to those directly interested in the operation, would be such as has never ve been wituessed. in a quarter of a century we should have as complete 4 COTO, of the products of cotton aa we now have of the cotton i We shall, assuredly, monopolize this branch 0 manufacture. The question is simply one of time We have the chea; material, the cheapest fuel, the food, the least cost of transit and the lightest direct and indirect taxes of any locality on earth. We mast, therefore, manufacture the cheap est goods. Common Pleas. Before Hon. Judge Daly. ORDRE FOR ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE REFRACTORY WITNESSES IN THE CASE OF “#AM" AGAINST THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. AvG. 13.—In the matter of the application for an atiach- went against Wm. Mackellar, Tunothy Webster and Michael McCann, for a contempt, in refusing to tedify lefore a come mittee of the Board of Allermen—Threo neveral orders having been made by Judge Woodruff, ,requiring the de- fendanta to show cause why an attachment should not is- sue against each of them, pursuant to statute, they hav- ing been duly gubponaed, and haviog attended before w committee of the Board of Aldermen and refused to an- awer certain questions propounded io them by aad com. mittee, or any questions the committee imizht ask them, it ia ordered that the attachment ixsue, unless the said defendants a} ghey 4 at the moeting of the said committee of the Board of Aliermen, apon receiving one day's notice from the chairman of the committee, aud answer the questions mentioned in the deposition, except the two questions asked the witness Webster, and the third question asked the witness Mc(s and also (esti fy a ¢ evidence respecting the iatters einbruced by the resolution of the Board authorizing the eommitice to “all frauds and corruptions im every branch Department, and also the manner in which nd has been conducted." Common Pleas—In Chambers. Before Hon: Judge Duly. A ROW AMONGST THE FREXCH EDITORS—sUIT FOR LIBEL. Avavst 15.—Jochua Heilman ve. Victor Baron.—The plaintiff in this case was proprietor and publisher of a French paper called Le Progres, and complains (hat the defendant, who bad been associated with him. published 2 document purporting to be « «upplement of Le Progree in which be (Baron) charged pltintiff with insolvency and other unpleasantries, ‘The following ix a translation of part of the offensive publication, rupplement to the Progrer of July 1%, 1855 As the readers of the Progres know it already, arbitra tors have been chosen to judge finally, and without any , 3 the difficulties wi arose between Mr. Joshua man of the one part, and Messrs. Malespine and Be ron of the other part, in relation to the ownership of that f. ier reciting a long document of mt and arbi- tration, the article goes on to siate * * Therefore | do invite, im the name of right and justice, the subscribers to and agents of the not ‘to send any money to whomsoever it may be, and to be deaf to aniary demands and claims made by self and —— collectors, who claim but in the namo of the most & t illegality. By paying for their subseriptiona or advertisements, ( subscribers will have 99 chances out of 100 to be chented By ing any sum due to the newspaper they will ex poe ives to defraud those who ultimately wil! be Tecogniced detinitively ae baving right to receive them VICTOR BAKON ‘Then comes an epitaph: —~ Here lies @ rag which styled itsel/ ‘To we French without being so, by Heart, apirit, or orthography. Next im the list of complaints is an adverticment — ‘To be ready voon, the foggings oF horsewhippings of three Aime Bing by Victorineeon, (from the Che-), late mem! of the Republican Solidarity, and of the ) Marianne, ex-President of the Board for the Insurrection of CR = yn of the Cher, political convict; pam prt , ice 12 conta. Necessity of thie pamphlet. Iino @uction in pattry. Letter froin the le peria) uttorney from Dijon, The wor of history anc the three Jenetiers ‘The honeymoon in Switzerland. The extradition. New Orleans, How to returti the cow ani the calf, Epistoin weoret revelations of & doctor. Mime, Hosio, Th See of honor, Curions list. The Cashter of the Cour rier, Unsuccessful attempt to veoure two mewspapers ‘The Governor Concha. Second Scnmdre!.<The mean servamt of a rascal, Geol from a bad book, or re, Puisiognatiat Opi hich of « follower of Lavater. Jew and Jevuist. Use of forged notes. An incorrect and enigmatic excogeaphy Phira Scoundrii.—How they foolishly spent $40,010 ) and how, from a simpleton, to become a rogae. Vile une ofa fortune. Bribery of witareses snl pdlicnsom. Many and many guitsat law. A disciple of Bocarme. ad vice to the sabseribers of s certain newspaper which has dhe impadence and phamelessness to style ivcelf Freneh nnd republican, Very soon the breaking wp. | The next portion of the libel complained of f+ the fo) Yowing:—''For anle ats less price, on account of departure, 6 note for $40, eayecribed by John Heilman to Victor Baron, and due since the Tth of June last Ap ply to Henr: Morange, © worney sad notary, Ao.’ Damages are laid at 6 The Court iaued an order for arrest of the def «sheriff having taken him into custely, he ew. ited {9 Fldeidge etcest jail, in detewit of $8,000 ” be NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1855. FINANOIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Mowvar, August 13—6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened this morning buoyant, with considerable activity in aome of the most pro- minent railroad stocks. New York Central aud Reading are the favorites, and both improved on prices current at the close on Satarday. Erie was not only neglected, but closed heavy at-a alight de- cline. Railroad bonds were comparatively quiet. At the first board Illinois Central bonds advanced 4 per cent; New York Central 6's, $; do. 7's, 2; New York Central Railroad, 3; Reading Railroad, §, Virginia 6's declined 3 per cent ; Cleveland and Pitts- borg, 1 ; Michigan Central, 1 ; Wisconsin and Lake Shore, §. All the fancies were dull. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made et auction by A.H. Nicolay :— 95,000 Chicago & Mivsisaippi RP 10's....int added. 86 2 shares Erie Railroad......... . 61% 19 * — Phenix fire Insurance 1s 8 tn O4y = — Wiiliamaburg Mty Fire Ins. Co 100 4 “ Cumb ez'and Coal Co a “ Bx “ « r Jo NA. Kerosene Gna L Co, (per nhaee) #6 1234 mam «NY, wangunk Mining Co..... 0c. At the second board there was no material change in prices. A large business was transacted in New York Central at a alight advance. Reading closed a fraction lower. Erie a quarter lower, with small sales, ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to-day were as follows : Paid on Treasury account... Received on Treasury account Balance on Treasury secount, Paid for Assay Office 155 ‘ Paid on dixbutsing ehecks.. os 95,166 65 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 10th inst., were as follows :— For the Treasury Department, $10,000 00 For the Interior Department For the Customs, . War warrants received and entered. ‘War repay warrants received and entered.... 4,492 42 Drawn on account of the Navy.......+ + 65,766 00 Covered in from miscellaneous sources... 1,500 00 Covered in from Customs..,...... 76 Ot The annexed statement exhibits the gross and net earnings of the Reading Railroad Company during the month of July this year and last:— PILADELIWA axD READING _ Received from coal......... merchandise, = travel, &,... y 1855. + -B3AT,343 66 $555,724 75 14,929 97 21,514 17 27,000 68 = 21,033 28 $300,174 22 $408,275 20 Transportation, roadway, dump- age, renewal fund, and ali CHALCB.. eee eee ese seee eee tt 156,674 16 162,089 89 Net profit for the month... . . .$233,500 06 $245,285 31 ‘for the previous seven months .......66 seeeee 713,983 86 1,180,202 80 Total net profit for 8 months $47,483 92 1,434,578 20 ‘The recent rapid rise in the stock of the Reading Railroad Company does not surprise in the least those who are intimately acquainted with ita enor- mons productiveness, The gross and net earnings of the company during the present fiscal year will compare favorably with the two mammouth railroad companies of this State. Eight months of the cur- rent fiscal year have elapsed, and from the returus for that period it will not be difficult to form a cor- rect estimate of the net earnings for the year. The annexed statement will be found about as near the actual result as can well be anticipated: — Reapwd Rattvoan, Total net earnings first 7 months, official De, do. July, semi-offici $1,189,202 80 246,285 3 pen TEE ‘nye for remaining four Tata! ete tees Fatimaied net eart mouths. .,.... Totuls.......0.6 Interest on funded debt Sinking fund and interest Four per cent dividend pai Applicable to dividend in January, 1856. . ,. $1,031,878 January afvitend, say 10 per ME. eevee ce ,031,900 00 Applicable (o contingenei 599,078 20 1,631,878 20 ‘These figures are considerably within limits. Last year the net income of the company amounted to $2,010,438 21, The increase in net income in the first eight months of the present year was $457,094 28, This will give for the year $2,497,532 49,in the event of no increase being realized in the last four months. In the last four months of 1554 the net income of the company amounted to $1,126,454 35. At the same rate of increase on this that has been realized during the first eight months, the net revende for the laxt four months of the current fiscal year will amount to $1,802,326 96, which, added to that acta- ally realized in the first eight months, will give for the year an aggregate net income of $3,236,619 85, ‘The actual result will be something between these totale. The Miners’ (Pottsville) Journal gives the follow- ing statement of the anthracite coal bnviness up to the latest dates:— Axtiaacitu Coat, Trapp—1855. Tons. Shipped by Delaware and Hudson Company 26,000 pc last year to same period ” 98,000 Do, by Pennsylvania Coal Company. 258,000 Fixcess over last year to same period. 90,000 ‘This will give the increase this year as follows:— Toms. Pxcese from Schuyikill to Ai 232,095 To, Lehigh ma cnet, 62,071 Do. Del. & Hudaon Co. to July 2 98,000 Qo. Penna, Coal Co. to July 29. 90.000 Increase 60 f08,,... 66.6.0. seeeeeee see | O From the other regions the increase and decrease will about balance each other. The earnings of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad for July, were— Srom passengers and mails... $104,756 49 From freight and miscellaneous, 48,001 2 ‘Total $152,058 G2 144A 68 en A ELS The annexed statement exhibits the gross re- ceipts of the Harlem Railroad Company in each of the firet seven months of the present and past two years :— 4 Now Yor avp Hanrem Puartroap. 1965, 1854. Parnings in July, 1864,, January February... May done. duly. ve Total... -. 9549,882 $542,712 9007 805 ‘The receipts of this company this year are $65,623 more than they were for the first seven months of last year. The receipts for the year will be very near a million and a quarter. The new direction are doing great things for the stockholders—increasing their revenue and decreasing their rmaning expenses, and if they continue the good work, thas well begun, we can guarantee their reelection to office. The stock must Le selling below ita value—at all events, there iano margin for fall, and it may bring mach higher prices than are now ruling. The present prow perity is not altogether exhibited in the increased gross earnings. Great economy is now practised in the expenditures. The current expenses have been lergely rednced, and the saving per annum wil! be eqns) to a small dividend on the stock. ‘The Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad appears to be unknown among stock speculators of Wall street. It appears to be the impression among certain railroad financiers that becaase the company never made its appearance in Wail street aa Lorrow- ers of money, it must be a bogus concern; bat we caa isform those gentiemen that it is an ac- toal tong fide company, with the necessary re- sources to coustract its road withont Wall street aid, ‘That ia enoagh in ite favor, without soying anything more. The rood runs from Galves. ton (the only port om the Gulf of Mexico for nine bundred miles, where large vessels can enter) to Houston, and thence to Henderson, a distance of two hundred and twenty miles, through the most fertile and productive part of Texas. It intersects with the Harrisburg road, now completed, and on which the cars are running, and with the Red river road at Houston, neariy finished. The cotton freight alone will pay 8 profit on the entire cost of the road, snd the Mate of Texas donates absolutely 10,250 pore of land & cack mile Of road laid, The dre ection is now ready to receive the superstructure, and the iron has been purchased, and is now on ita way from Engisnd. The reason the enterprise ia not known here, is to be found in the fact that no at- tempt has been made to borrow money in Wall street; but the road and its progress are continually referred to and spoken of in the Galveston papers. ‘The company engaged in carrying out this enter- prise bas no stock designs, no wish to speculate in its bonds, and only desires to be allowed to build the road, and not to be injured by those who should be ita friends. This road, when completed, will drain the State of Texas, north, east and west; and to any one acquainted with its geography, it will be evident that there can be no more feasible enterprise, or one better calculated to develope the resources of that young and growing State, than the Galveston, Hous- Railroad. toa and Henderson The annexed statement exhibits the average daily movement in the leading departments of the banks of this city, during the week precediug Saturday morning, August 11, 1855 :— New Yor« Crrr Banks. Loans, 1,596,1 1,921,921 826 Citizens’ Grovers’, Nassau... Fast River. Corn Exchange. Continental... N. 400,852 N.Y. Exchange. 192,216 Bull’sHead,..... 247,555 N.Y. County..!)) 144}405 ? ; fuse £83833: 33 888 vila. , 12 805 ~ srg gs SEE 33 3a 2338 ‘3°. $ S. ¥ = ee 5 F o] = BERSSe SE 2.8285 £23¢¢2 118,708 2, 2k4 118,940 Mt 115,966 3, 1 V24, 247 86,806 114,036 108,767 101,147 185.451 00,246 WT 06,440 91,552 109,662 84,061 1 67/818 1 97,797 '901,383 97,676 878,148 96,856 679,513 98.631 904,321 95,804 220,528 64,200 140,600 114,998 107,830 97,911 142,618 — 86,8: Total. ,....8100,774,909 15,280,660 7,714,401 83,141,320 CrsaninG Hovse TRANSACTIONS, Exchanges for week ending August Balances for the week ending August 6 5,603,162 The above aggregates, compared with those for previous weeka, present the annexed statement:— New Yors Crry Bavus. -. 88 G2,341, 780 16 ei June 4, °56.. June 9) '55.. 92,100; June 17, '65., July 28, % Avg. 4," Avg. 1, Loans, Specie. . 20, "54. $81,655,637 12,076,147 7,075,829 62,828,020 6," TOG 18,606,968 7 049,982 64,982,158 " 976,081 15,488,625 ‘ ‘S5,. 85,447,008 16 472, 127 \ 26 16,63, 870, Ciroul'n. Deposits. 7,208, 9% a = 2 s5se838 853 z g 198 76 {O18 74, a ANANAE SANSA & 76,0, 228 77,128, 780 T7,R49 454 79,115,185 $1,903,965 855,047, 2. SESSEE2E ‘The last returns, compared with those for the pre- vions week, show in Loans and discounts an increase of... Hoe a decrease of, Yirewlation an iners Deposita a decrease of. . Compared with the returns for a corresponding period in each of the previous two ycars, they give this result:-— Ivan:, Aug. 15, 1853. 95,562,277 10,664, Aug. 12, 1854. 98,435,057 15,522,003 8,917,179 74,626,389 Ang. 11, 1855 .100,774,209 15,280,669 7,714,400 85,141,520 The variations in the aggregates last week are not of much importance. The line of discounts continues to increase. ie. Cire'n. Deporits. 8 9,151,966 58,166,712 This movement, in the face of a de- crease in specie and deposits, does not look well. Compared with the returna for the same week Jast year, we find an increase in loans of more than seven millions of dollars, and an increase of only one and three-quarters million of specie. If these insti tutions consider specie @ basis for auch credits, this comparison is not a favorable one. Stock Hx! 5 MonvaY, August 13, 1855. $1000 Kentucky 6’s, 102 600 shs Erie RR..b00 6834 70000 Virginias's x00 G8 — 100 do, 63 3000 Obio 68 '75..... 12 do. 53 1600 Har 24 Mige bds 80 20 Iteading Kit. £000 Vrie Bde of 7553 91% 100 do. 5600 Gree... AS 400 5000 do... 500 M1 200 5000 do... p60 O25 100 5000 HRidMtgebdses 775, 16000 do....b8 T5325 1000 Til Cen RR bds,. 883, 200 10000 do 883, 100 5 100 88 4. 92 196 Ts Central RR, 9754 MOY YCRSubbda 87 90 do me 20000 NY Cen 7'* a3 104 1000 N J Clatentgebds 9614 25 ahs Com Ba 100 200 Nie Tran 19%; 200 4 195 41 Penn Coa 106% 400 Harlem KR... 0.6 29% 400 do... B60 2955 200 Cum Coal Co.960 20 48 NY ORR... ..opg 102% Md 02S 100 do. 4m 102 1 — do #10.ait ong 102% 10 do, pan 1027, 100 do 6 102% 12 do 103 100 do 102% mo do yea ware © do . 1 by 200 do 0 0H do. ..¥8 phe 108% “a a a0 0 ss Ope 108 5% Frie Ralioad of Be do & “ S88ssuu Pre ss HEE 207 a 100 100 » “) 14 225 106 Mic Cen Rt....¢ 100 “ hoy CRR 16% 400. do... {eee 10888 10 do... 60 108 a» x © © $00 00 200 100 100 F} ‘on. ‘anama Rit..., le Miami RR. 96 Clev & Pitts RR... 75 60 75 40.....m 74 do... .b40 76 Cer & Tol BR. 925 wy Barases UM Chic Wis Rites 98% 4 08% 101s 40 bed Moxpst, August Acie Spies pots were mate's Orye., at O&e. ‘ear. Me and of peacts and transections |i were sold on terms stated, and 80do, Ht. Domingo, at 9%c. a10c,, and 160 footed about 12,009 bales, in lots, while the market closed firm. FPungami—To Liverpool about 1,000 bales of cotton at 632d. @ 816d for compressed and un- cheese, . 20s ‘a. a wa. apa ot ans tobacco were was chartered for the cent pr . ‘The bark Lanrems was by ck Co, fom house, for $4,000, Hiay.—Nominal at 1 2% for old i ta good order. Hipw were firmly held, which had a tendency to check Sales of Kio Grande 21lba, were made at 2c. lesa L per cent; Orinoco 20 Iba. at Zl}ge., and Porto Cabeilo 25 Ibs. at 18%c., six montha. Tnon.—Firm for Seateh pig without sales of moment. Luaniua.—The market continued drm, with an upward tendency in prices. Tho stock was light, and asnorsment indifferent, Good hemlock tanned was held at 24c. F, vasraeire capita 315 bbls, New Orleans were made at S60. Nava. Storm were dail. About 200 bbls. spirits tur- peniine rare made a dlc. 4 42c. Koxln and turpentine were quiet. Paovions.—-Pork was firmer. The salos embraced abont 1,000 4 1,200 bils., including mess, $19 75; new rime was at $16 75, and oil mess, 100 » jo. prime wes sold ut $18 62 (city). Bee were confined to 100 or 200 bbis, country mess and prime at Sgturday’s prices. Other descriptions of beef wero quiet aud unebangrd. Cut meats were firm, with light gales at 84e. a Mc. for shoulders, and 1c, 0 1040. tor hams. Lard.—*nles of 400 n 600 Dbls. wore made at 10%c. a WAe. Butter was in some better demand, without change in prices Cheese ranged from Be. a Vie. Rice. —The market was firm at Coa 6c. Sugans.—The sales embraced. about 750 » 690 bhis. Cubs muscovado, at 6%0. a 7e., including a amall lot of Porto Ricos at 7c. Winexey.—The saloa, ced aout 200 bbis. E. and D, at 4lc., and 160 do. State prison at 40. a Ale, ) LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED At THK NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Avovrr 13, 1855. Acapuico, Mex Madras .. Alexandria, Eg Maitrid Antigua Matanyas, Aguadill Mauritius, tm. Mayagnes, Meibourne, Mexico (city) Monrovia, Montevideo, Nassau, N. P., Neuvitas, Cuba. x gota, N. Bombay, E. 1 Bonaire. Ri Ponce, P. Be.ss «sss July 2b Port an Platt, St. D.Mar, 7 Vort nu Prince, Hay.July 20 PortSpain,Trinidad.June 23 Puerto Cabello, Ven. July 19 fen, Fiayt Rio Grande, Benzi ‘own, C. G. H Rio Janeiro, B nas, Cuba. ua la Gran N Sen Francisco, San Jose,Costa Rie San Juan de Cuba San Juma, Nic... San Salvador, ©. a Shanghae ‘Balt Lak Curacos., Dermarara, D s Singapore. Guadalupe Sisal, Mexioo. Guayama, P. R ly 8 Smyrna, Tork: Gunyaquil, Ecvador.Mar. 31 St. Domingo City. Havana, Cuba, St. Helena... Hlayre, France.....duly 27 St. Jago de Cuba. Hobart Town, V.D.1Mar. 8 St. Petorsbuyy Hong Kong... St. Jol ft Hor St. Kitts. Sumatra... Surinam, DutehGui Sydney, N, 8, W iety aU Mexioo.. . Manila, fbi Manrauille ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY EBAY. TENANTS’ REGISTER. ALDING HOUSE TO LEI apied for three years as st ying it is going to California on t es to sell out; the boarders wishing to #t rapgements cen be made with the purchaser to dv 80; all or part of the furniture with the how Inquire of Mrs, DIRE, 95 de stveet, corner of Ist avenue. ENTEEL YAMILY WISHING TO RENT A good house at Clifton, ©. 1, fora great deal he usual rent, until Ist May next, may apply by letter to IN, 10 Broadway, care of Mr, Howe. The hor he shore, at ten minutes walk from Vanderbilt's landing. PRIVATE FAMILY WISH 10 LET A FEW FUR nished rooms, without board. Apply at 10 Groeue street, hetween Prince and Spring. Neferences required. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, will let » Intge square front room, nierly forminhed, to'two gentlemen for $5 (12 shillings cach), back room pleasant and well kept; contains two iron bedsteada; no boarders inthe hovre. Apply at 126 th street, near I SPLENDID SCTL OF FURNISHED bedrooms attached, to let, tox & private house, with all the moder; pb; m will find it wt fow doors ROADWAY—HOUSTON STREET.—To large aud commodious building, No. 6 TBX60, very ruitable for business pu vided to suit: also the large dwelling house No. 665 Houston street, clore to Brondway, contalas avout twenty rooms, and bas all the wedera impryvements and couve niences complete. Apply to Fiat PRICE, 20@ Hudson street. HPAP RENTS..TO LET, TWO FLOORS, SEVEN rooms, Croton water, bath, Me., also a basement, Fearl street, near Broadway, also « two story house and store, at $2 Trinity place, und a large atore at “AS Seventh avenue. Apply to GILLEXPTR, 564 Pencl at JUPRNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOWS TO LET, IN ‘a private family, in « pleasant tion pear Wi ington eqnare. nd bathe in 202 Fourth street. improvements A rare chance. Apply at 46 Vrince xt of Broadway QURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ROOM, BMDROOM AND kitchen, with every convenience for keeping house at reduced prices. Apply at IZ) West Twenty-foarth street, pear Seventh avenue, Aloo, part of first clas house, the greater or tener purt furnished or not. For card of addrers, apply nx above OUSER 10 LET.—THREE VLEGANT HOUSES IN River terrace, Hoboken, three minutes’ walk ot ihe ferry, commanding « Beaatifal view of the bay and city of New York, with bath, gas, hot and cold water, ke., to families of the first respectability only. Inquire 4 and atreeta, Hobo EDWARD MARTIN, at the ofice corner of Seco kei ot USE WANTED.—A &NUG HOUSE IN BROOKLYN or good building lots, in exehange for good manu tacturing stock. Address G., box 1,424 Post Uflice, giving particulars, to meet with atteatior Hes ee VERY FINE HOUSE, WITH ALL ti improvements, on Twenty-eecond t; rent, $900; and about $400 worth of furniture fur also, clghty other houses to let Apply to R. U: ‘WIN, to Grace he. OUFR TO LET NIPOME THREX STORY brown stone front dwelling, 24 Henry street, rooklyn, nearly new, having the modern conveniences. with locality unsurpassed, and about right minuter’ from Atlantic ferry, Possession given imme: ely. Ay to Mr. John K. Hora, 80 Nassau street or to Mr. P. 108 Bedford street, New York FICE TO LET~-HALF OF FRONT OFFICE 195 Brosdway, (the other half oocupyd by mith & location for a watch importer or business Apply to AMiTHt jane, of to roury Jeweiry Com vey LeT.— THE LARGE HALL, 76 FKOT DEMP, NO. ric Commrrrian, ‘Fib Bleceker street, euitable for societion, he. Rent ‘Tammany Mail, August 8, 1866. ‘Also the throe brick house and store corner | That the democratic slectors of ‘Thirty-eight street ot enue. Reat $000. | ho Giihowss Ansmunbiy Ciatsiete of the city BG Greatly of a eS oe : LET.—SEVERAL PARTS OF HOUSIS AND! be requested to moot at the ia thelr respective Spartments, auitadle for families of respectable me- | wards hereinafter named, oo She 10th day of chanica, ir, tho " of the Kighth ward; the loca- | August inst. between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock P.M, thon is wo: the im the so-called (except in the Twelfth ward, tbeslecters of which will rents in the outakirts of the city. Apply te SAMs meet between the hours of 4and 8 o'clock P. M.,) to ohect PRICE, 260 Hudson street. | watee the Ingpouten a of the of nate and attic Raglsh basement brick house | ‘nembly districts ifthe State Convention cotied to be Neha wizeet, having been cntirely painted thi pat, at dyracuse on the 20th and in those wards and with al! the finprovementa; hot, and with one or two other werd aoe hasemnty fot bole ‘vapor baths; also gas it the house, with tea five delegeins each, to incot in Assembly ‘Coavee- ronm attached. Can be seem from 9 till 12 A. M. amd 2 tions, to be brid at'the time and places need, tS P.M. . | for the purpore of choosing ry from each two | said Assembly districts ro composed more to represent said Assembly district in the State Coaven- i LET, ON BROADWAY AND CANAL, STREET—ONE r, gas, chandeliers; ina new, elegant brick house: the door; rént $126 pir annum. treet, Williamsburg. P15 Dutch ateeet, store on Broadway, ant one om Canal street toloase. | tion aforenaid. Apply at 144 Chambers street. Eaneves ‘That in case of the absence of any one or my more of ‘tors hereby a E FINE LARGE STORK AND BASEMENT 28 UA. | tion polls wteu the same shoain te rad 4 thet then ta T nul erect, 100 feet from Browdway, to let, very | such case the remaining inspector or inepectors appetint. Cor until the Gret of February next. Lnqnire of | ay tnapector or inapectors iu thelr Places, GROVER, BAKER & CO,, 406 Broadway, | Wards, ingpadors Places of hoiding Blection. pron add Mess am 1 Thrar ) WN AND COUNTRY,—10 GENIKEL FAMILIES | John Keed, 10 6 wtudying eeonony —To Tut, im Grant etreet, WIL | Willian Rocke ia loser pape Vamaburg, « comfortable auit of rooms, seven in number; | — ¢—_Duniet Moehan, } Inquire at — — PREM yey re mens K. H. Cronby, HE, FAST SAILING BOAT I7ZAAC WALTON FOR | John Powne .—the is about 24 feet long, built of the bent of 4—Bev jamin D. Welew; material, in June last; she has two nuits of aails, aud is ‘James Mooney, Cor. Roosevelt & Oak ata. complete in every reapeet. She will be wold eheap if ap- James Powers, plied for immediately, ax the owner will leave the city 6—John Sherwood, & few days. Inquire of WM. ETERS, Penny Bridge, | James ¥', Webb, 107}, Hudson atreet. Brooklyn, or address box 2,824 Post Utiice, | Robert Donaell, Jr., J ROOMS, FOR LIGHT MANU T° LET.—SEVERAL facturing puryones, very desirably located, being ' ‘ ye Murray atunet ' har Bayard street, in house No muane street, fifty foot east of Broad wa; ent booker Hall, oar. Apply to GEMMEL, No. 302 Broadway. é an” Pee rhe. cpruiae sedeatecgananneet *, ane P SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE rden Row, in Fleventh strect, near South- T mK, John R. Lydeck | Boone's Hotel, 75 Marcer wtreet, Went corner of Sixth avenue, ‘The house will be let on reasonable terms 10 a amall family. Poawasion given | 9 _marney Kaveusai, ) immediately. Inquire of D. W. FENTON, 167 Br Robert Lindsey’ smiths Hotel, 00 Peery at uy stairs } y i a f | Benj. Harrison j WO RTA LA BRICK SHOP ON SPRu : | ee teen ‘rath Ward Hotel, corner strect, Lelow William, in the rear, with wide en. | Asshel food, roome and Forsyth ats. C0, Buitable fora carpenter's sho king box | 4)_ ‘William Hoge ufictory, Rent moderate. ¥. B. KINSHIMER Joke Neve, Union Hall, corner age be bls 319 Fourth avenue, 3 to 7 P.M ‘Wm, Valentine, sree Cand Fourth street. 0 LET—THE PUBLIC HOU! rourTH AveNur, | 1—Blaelua Ryer, ates Hotel, Manhatin above Twenty-wvonth street, a dining saloon on willie, Ow > vil first floor, with ten rooms above,'gns, bath, fic. Kont | 4 Wiliam Web } Jow on a Sense. K. 8. KINSHIMER, ee ert Omderdonk's Hall, commen 19 Fourth avenue .M. Heary Lewla, Grand sad Clintem ots. 14—Michael McGrane. Tk LET—THE UPPER PARI OF A HOUSE, CONSIST. | Robertson's coruer Gees ing of front, back and tea room on second floor, one | ‘ad Flitabeth at Foom gn third floor, back basement, with hot tad ec 4 | ehael Murphy } prone “owe water through the house, cooking range and batha at. | me tached. Rent $187 per month, Also the furniture for | F roe op Houstom atreot, eale cheap. To be seen between the hours of 12 and 1, 10 tibees Comma . or Sand 6 P.M. at 77 Thom street. MarR maeay, i i} tt Gikak Coveuibeatcet 0 LET—THE LOWER PART OF A MODERN HOUSKIN |. Daniel Mepeoie, s) the vicinity of Bt. John's park, furaishod or unfur- | 1'—Theodore Fresmemt, Rished; also, the old established pa house, k | W “A fied peeses 9, OT Wieventie at. the Grapes, 27 James street, with bow! r Pm Ae ureman % tures attacked. Apply to KE. PLUME, 32 Gri reg Pat ath) ' Onion Hall, sevate Tele 10 LET.—A NEW THREF STORY AND BASEMENT | ,_ A.J. Mathews seovnd ata. house, wi town, with all the modern improvements, | 1° —4ieorge Wier | Mctianuett’s Tararn, Yor. will be rented Jow to @ amall gentee! family, apd the rent | Jamo Rend, ty second atreet, betwene partly or wholly taken in board. Address'A. D., Herald Koger Dolan ) Fourth an@ Madison ews. 20--Asel Freemau, William M. Simpson James Ss. Kenny, %. Campbell, Northweat corner urth atreet and Ni! ue avenue. [Hibbard & McCoy, cor- J office, D LET OR FOR SALE.—TWO SMALL HOUSES, JUST finished, with all the modern improvements, 1005, and 111 West Twenty-fourth street, between Sixth and Fevoath avenues. Also, a cottage and stable, with IL lots of ground, at Eighty-ceighth street, between Bloom- Lage road and the Meventh avenus. Apply to M. WHSON, corner of Cortlandt and Broadway, under the Gileey building. immediate pow ner Fourth avenue aad Thirty-second ntreet Corner Highth avenue and Torty second steeet. Resolved, That the peveral ward deingntte elected to the Assembly Diatriet Convention, meet on the 20th deg ‘The above property can. be had with —e of Angnat inst, at 8 o'clock P M., at the several places TNO LET—FURNISHED, below named, for the one of ‘choowing two keeping, a pleasant en 1 to represent their Amvembly districts in Mate Com a Boor, with either the fre back basement. From First and Second wa No. 110 Gresewiety por week, The situation is west of Broadway, ntreet distugce from ‘St. Joln’s park | Yrom Third ond Oth wards, at Fletel ‘tie Vatvom wiree' B. W. RACHARDS, 207 Broadway. From Sixteenth and Twentieth wards, at Williaunsom’s, mo i YAKTMENTS IN HOUSE NO, 86 WEST | corner Twenty-seventh street amd Nin 08. T Fort wireet, consisting of & parlor, two bedee Vrom Highteenth aad Twenty first wards, at Gniee and a hitehen; the house is handsomely finished, with | Hall, corner Third avenne snd Twenty-sccoud street marble muntels, water, gas, and all modern improve. | From Nineteouth, Twenty second and Twelfth wards, ot ment mi from $10 te ver month, Inquire on | Starr's Five Mile House, Third avenue the premises, from # till 12 ofelock, noon, ROMERT KELLY, Chairmae. ae -~ } Sanne Th Beret, 1 ga "f° NUPACTURERS.—A WELL LIGHTED NEW | areeap Coaxcrtion, 5 [er A building, 60x100, with heating and drying appara | fur, and everything complete, with without 2 | = power, will be let or loasedsit ean be adapted t poe | EIrRvOTION. pore. ing near Grand re on the premives, LZ and 14 Pitt etree Wan 1 CONVENTENT AVAKTMENTS FORK A FA mily of two persona: must have modern improve mentas k net abowe Fourtwenth street, reat not to exceed $176 per anni. Versous having #uch apart ments will find « good, permanent tenant, by addressing immediately, 1k R., Herald office, CADEMY OF MUSIC A ©. Cala reapect! Ot Brooklyn, that on the 220 A: an Academy for instruction in the English ood al) other branches of education. She will be assisted by ackusow elged talent of the highest order Having been a touche for mmny years, she is prepared 10 give the mont eatlane tory testimonials of ability, Terme made knowa @ nediately tie etreet. near Hoyt. Hate [ANTED—-A SMALL, CONVENIENT TENEMENT, Dr. H. Cullen, Clinton street, cornpe W for a family of three persons, gentlemen, wife and © Masham, Henry street: ter Dr. servant. Loestion between Houston street and Union Sydney * near Jarolemon, New Yor Nev. square, and not beyond Eighth avenue, must have all,the ughton No. i Kast Twenty-ninth street) Rev. fir ings, Tweniy vinth street, near Lexington eveene; Jr, WnjLermold, 100 Ninth street, Mere. Do & Kingsland, 55 Brow! wtreet, Dr. Trenor, No. } Uni place; Dr. Wi. Stedman, Germantown, N. ©. Dr. T. modern fi wovementa; rent not to exceed $200. Persons having such opartinents will find good and genteel ten ant by addressing H. H. H., Herald office WATDpTWO GENTLIMEN DISIRE A VARLOR | Laldwei!, Lovisvilie, Ky, Wm. Meigr kay. Nashville, and bedroom, with bath attached, without hoard; | Tepe. Greer B Duncan: faq. Judge sinoon, New Orieame, lecation between Fourth and Fourteenth streets, near | 3®; Hom. W. ©. Johneon, Hom. Trasamond Landry, Broadway. Hoarding house keepers need not answer, | Veraidevn, La. Dr. Samuel Henry Dicksow De Address M. B.G., for two days, oat Office Lynch, Hon. Judge Ji rleston, 8. C. a ROO: %, TED. CARD.—THE EUMSCHIBER WILL. RECKIVE SW MOUSHA, MS, A, WAM - Pupils daily, this week, for lastruction ia \- —WANTED TO HIM, HALE OF A HOUSE doo nee he.” by clase oF private Instrusten. 5 in a respectable part of the city, with furni OLAVER B. GOLDSMITH, 062 Brosdway to the amount of $160, for whic hh will be paid. | — aan Viress box 121 Herald off hb name aod bow (RENCH AND GERMAN—TRANSLATING—THE US cr ta tion of house, or it will not be noticed favs ORSE WANTED—A GOOl) HORSE, 1b HAND! | Innguages and lite a0 the clavsies amd Tngtiée or over, of good style and action, in’ exchange for ood Imported negars, liquors, oF a good note 4 month with or without wagon and harness, Apply at No. 22) Washington street, comer of Darclay, wp #taira TORY WANTED—SUITADLS. FOR THE CIATHT OS business in Greenwich street, on the business mi of the way, between Dey and Warren «treet. Any person | Ing Puch an one to lense, for » term of three or five f ant by addressing imme ie re) A FURNISHED HOUSE: FOR THY WIN between Fighth and Twenty sixth streets, od between Broadway and tisth venue, Apply, with full partieulars, tof 16 South street was HOUSE, IN THE CPPER PART OF THE | city, having all the modera improvements, one { lense of three years or more. Kent $7608 $1,000. Ad dress A.J. T., tee 1,107 Port Office, giving full pardeulara 6 to wire and Loeatl branches, Vassed on the continent of Kar te vernment examination. Ff. TELLETING fy near Broome street J NETRLOTION.—MONSTELR MAJUE EMILE DOUX, ee fensor of the French binge “ne reepectiully batorms bain friends sme papi. and the pobdlic in general, that be hae remowed ty Brontwey at the Mt George Hotel, and is prepared to resamye bie iestructions in the above lew page His classes will commomnce (he 12th of September tir Indies, and separate hours for gentlemen, private ty struction or classes at the puplis’ residence: will be promptly atieuted to Two evenings of the week will be reserved None aud rowing dremav eal works + ladies and gentlemen will be togetine lnvited to t hachararter outof it Thie methed has been the uceeeeful means for pupils to Semew oak with facility, and by preetiving Dew der tile ete guage will be thorourh! acquired ia 4 cures arters M" 1. DE GRAND-V ALS CLASHICAL, KNGLDMEg French and Hpanish Hoarding Invtitete Hudem Washing'on terraces, Hoboken, N.J—A Geet oleae full corps of efficient inwtructors, ema walth sud comfort Meamre. ¢ nin and 1, OT Water Mr. ¥. Mlumket!, No. 6 Broad street Ww TED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL THIER STORY yuse, in the apper part of the eliy, Price act to exceed $7,000 to 18 Addcera box 3.308 Port Offies, stating location and price wen —A ROOM AND TWO Het furnished, with modern improvements aod privi in the m, in the upper part of the ‘Third ave Terms #46 per caleniae we). Bt. W., Herald I a on | PIE CHRAPEPT AND SHORTHET Wa the Spanish and Vrench languages Het ny Ve aequired in & course of y lemeoasearh Torme 41% Pach course oF 920 for bot esame time Sab eiption Woe: The 60.7 ta commence om the second Nemmter of wchonmen Manited tot “ 91M. Vor further particulars apply personally to Pre fewer TULUN, A Lieeneich " ANTE —BY A SMALL FAMILY, TWO ROOMM AND bedroom on ope floor, in the Kighth or Vour teenth wards murt oot be more than o the house. Any one bavi of will sAdress August ting particulars for two days Kelerencee given and required ANTED—IN HOBOKEN, A SMALL NEAT HOU, not roort than five wntiates’ walk from the ferry KITING, $1—MR DOLBEAR 60) BROADWAT corner of Houston trent, will receive « few mere tee thin da: or Aone! Auge oan — suitable for famnily of three or four acown perwms. Vro- | Shi sruty ects this dap man fete tele fecanne ek posals from * wohiyn oF Williamsbarg will be coe | picssure, A few vacuat erate in the gentlemen's dopert Fidered. Wan’ wort be moderate, Address M. K.P. A, | Puree Herald other JHITING AND BOURRIZPING0% RADATIW AT Gevtiowes devircos of attelang Witnowt lene at thine, © masterly koowiwlgs of book Ps feamabin. he, ase viet to cal at Wea LUN # etabilahareet App ietva 6 Buuding, taayact clumns 904 Potain relerences _ PXCURSION®. ZAC RAIONS—THE COMMODIOUS BAROKR [RINK TO charter by te day or TER, om board, foot of Adauta rire met A@amer formiahet if z SAG SHREWRBURY LONG WAN, HicillANin, ASTROLOGY. Silver Point, and Geoan Port —The popular steamer us Aum ie vs AMES CHKIMIOPHER, lenven Jay coat pler for the TROLLEY ASD YIONOLGT TH) CAR A ted Mre Viewry, from Paris, whow relation he lowe (tani y conaulted l, gers true te by Ne forma! on of el events of lite. one are seeere by the power ot maguetion a) 2 Brome #40 MADAME MO Te highiy | lady. without excepion tae mot evinherte! te the wort, o thet bas bom known. He will lel) all ‘he events of 1G, oven the vary sat wil) couse sporty marriages, at sere the Likeness of the lnteatet hurtente sof etern! (imade We preset astomubiment of 6!) oho rat bey Ne charge, Woot sete Red. Apply ot 70 Broome street, meme Gum stove (achivuable watering places, om Turaday, Wetnas Gay, nod Thursday, 1th, “thin. and 10th of Yaly at clock, YM. Friday, Vth, at b, PM. Betaming, eave Oceen Port on the mame day, at 1% o'tlore, A Parr TT conte, Hen air and sre bathing umexcelied Twenty fret class hotels gow in fall opermtion KIVATE MOONTIGHT KXCURGON AND AQi ATC tne require twelve Mtrketly private TONS 1NG 7 al . — = oo“. ot ohm ed KAND PRIZE EXCURSION — THE OT) AMER LAURA —_ neta KNAPY, Capt. N. Andereon, Jone, wl make ex- DOMADAM PREWST MUTURNY THANRA TO corsions to the Banks, on Toombey, arr her friew/a aml patrons, aad thead, efter wnd Vriday, lem el North river, at 0 o/cloek A. thevsents both 9 Cus olty Pavan ‘whe 0 will be tweeted the largeet fish, aot G1 (ur the | have conmnited ber @'th entire fasie con oe —— < o , love wet low sor orncian, on warontg ov ogee! Phe vot cy AY She future besnee!, 00d aise the same of ber vine Me beers 16 Mea etree! ome boon from Cutbertas ne ne eer SOON Tae te aE | Raia wARKI® KOMPPCTULLY ANNOCNGIN TO ing 8 large dancing enlooe 113 toot lag, cotageh 8) her frie. that abe cam te consuind about She Got ot ham otro, MR oe we CL Onsen, tr ad Reda seman ae If) Beredway, up stairs. ‘ i noms Hemiitre evens terry | am mow vente etagee, jour Me, vedione te sell the bent qualiy of Peach’ Orchard, roi oo and eee raed tiede insonts Ge eae -_ white anh que eat etewe slee O4 1 86 per tom — Madame Hoyer werwem be vectpnted a tortett quad te ams er el oe oe