The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1856, Page 6

siete! the question of physical forces pre- oa itself. thls Walker at present can count, and of ithe may of at the end of the term. Ifthe increase ts roes Was such as may \nagins, our ment would immediately deserve the description ofan one; but our profound conviction, after due examination, ‘does not allow us to give, in that respect an affirmative answer. It is an indisputed point that ¢! mortality in the ranks of the filibusters is great, and has always so, When the inyasion of Costa Rica show- ed peheog Jo ay "sagl situation of aifairs, the very sincerest ‘astonished in'noticing the dread- po San al Derweon the number of bis troops and ‘the copious reinforcements which, for several months, had been incorporated into his army. The particularly pernicious character of the climate to the European con- ‘stitution serves to account for the balance, although ‘Where can bg no doubt that its influence is aggravated by the habits & living peculiar to the invading troops. Brandy, in abundance, and al! kinds of disorderly con- duct, do not make up the best senitary system for a people a tropical coasts or ou the plains of Ni ua, greatest temperance and the most See 4 precaution often prove uselees. And, no matter ho much the results which, up to that time, were cortilied, pam ae or yaring season, at the present moment to that country, will, in a phono yon ate to increase the devastating ravages of the climate on foreigners. It is said that cho- tera morbus has come to take its part of the spoil outs. would aggravate the casualty. bi suppose even that scourge soon to slacken or disappear, the epidemic fevers of the country are more than suffi cient to bring on consequences as unexpected as terrible. To this may be opposed, as akind of reply, the in- picme number of recruits who continually will pour ‘the rauks of Walker. There is something true aa, aad we do not deny that the Ulibusteriog chief will receive reinforcements, and those of no smal! amount, considering the circumstagces of the country, and admitting that pay be all made available. But the question which oifers is, whether these reinforce- ments will suffice for making up for the terrible losses which incessant sickness eauses in the band of pirates. bed judges by the numerous and clamorous meet- ings gathered, these last days, over the whole exteat of the United ager will, doubtiessly, be disposed to an- @wer that they will. Ourse! ves, however, who are accustomed to calculate in a different way, and pot to accept, without an immense discount, this kind of popular acclamation, are inclined to consider matters under a different point of view. From vociferat.ng in a meeting to voluntarily taking up arms, ‘there is along way. Only men lostto reputation, and turbulent and ambitious minds are disposed to adopt the last alternative; but for stimulating the one or the other, it wants some powerful inducement. Therefore, we see that, even inthe first paroxyem, the bands which has tened to Nicaragua do not full the pompous advertise ments and promises. Instead of numbering by thousands they are but hundreds, and who knows what will hap. pen as soon as the first’ impetus being over other meet ‘ings and other clamors will put in oblivion Gen. Walker and his cause. Without taking into atcount Kansas, which, also, may attract not a few restless minds, the Se adm 1g Presidential! election likewise exercises its influence. No small number of individuals, full of ea. promise, will Gnd their wants, and even their s amply satisfied during an electionsering cam serving for good wages either or any of the politi 5 parties, ides, elections afford a very pleasant oc to these gentlemen. We would bet that the much brated Capt. Rynders, with his famous Empire Ciab, at New York, does not deign to occupy himselfat pre Sent-with aay other business. But we are not prepared to say that, if the price offer ed were richer and tore seducing, there would be want- toy ia a larger number to let themselves out to be juced. If Walker were engaged in a series of com quests, were they even delusive and worthless, still he might count upon a greater athesion of partisans. But his inactivity Kills him, and this inactivity is the forced uence of the plan which we, fer the present, plead wer, Nicaragua is Nic tcaragua, and all the talk of mevtngs and newspapers to this purpose caanot pre ‘vent trut! Facts transpire to a certain degree, and the recruits be- gin to suspect that the discipline of Walker is somewhat severe there, according to his particular rule, and that is more probability of getting a good fever in Cen- tral America, than of extemporizing a fortune or gather under. All this contributes to cooling the hot ‘And if, for the reasons expressed, the Saninoen 40 not attain the ¢xtension which was hoped for, and scarcely sufficed to cover the loases caused by mortality, the good cause would, by the delay, not have Jost anything. On the contrary, if even the army of {first sight, did receive some small reimforce- ment, ill_enter the ened ~ ¢ the effects of the ties of the Centro-American soil is, that the epidemics if ih int Atif ‘and we speak of our own observation and experience in the from. Ger provinces of Nicaragua) leave behind them indeli ble traces, and each attack vanquished prepares but the way to another severer one. Besides the dead, Walker must into mecount the convalescent and infirm, sure to umb at the first symptom. The people of the coun- themsetves are not even, when "Corampet, seoured ths pernicious influence; but its operation on the ing troops will, without comparison, be more iE 3 The question of men, however, i# not so important av that of money, bat this deserves a separate chapter, ame dhere hes another germ of weakness. —_—_——X—X—“_—“—““""_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuvespar, July 10-6 P. M ‘The stock market was @ little more buoyant at the opening this morning. There has not been much activity for some days past, which we atiribute to the fact that @tecks are accumulating in tho hands of a few at high prices, aad cannot be distributed without submitting to lower rates. The market does not move up so rapidly as anticipated. Purchases mado a week or two since were above prices now ruling, and boiders cannot realize with out loss. This they do not intend to do just now, and we may, therefore, look for a dull and perhaps a steady market. At the frst board to-day [llinois Central bonds advanced 1 per cent; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Comirai Railroad, 34; Erie, %{; Michigan Southern, 5; Chicago and Rock laland, %. Cleveland and Pittsbarg Railroad fell of & percent. The principal feature of the market is the steady rive in Llinois Central bonds. The stock sold to-day at 104% per cent; but the movement is fm the bonds, which are in demand both for foreign and domestic investment. At the rate of absorption which has been going on for some Ume im the bonds and @ock of is company upon foreign orders, the entire debt and capital will socom be held in Europe. Every steamer takes ovt large lots. Enough i already known of the value of the landed cetate of this company to sa- tisfy capitalists that the most sanguine estimates wil) be more than reslized. Thie gives security to the bonds end an immense property to the stockholders, without cost. It is estimated that the company’s lands will pay Off the entire debt, refund to the stockholders al) the aa eesements made, pay the entire cost of the road aad equipments, aod leave # lorge surplus in the treasury ‘This extraordinary result is almost gyaranteed by the re turns already made of only about eighteen months opera dons. Reading is gradually working upagain. There @ere DOL many sales mace at the recent decline. It was, Without doubt, « rw to get the stock down, so as to pur chase om more tayorable wrmes. All sorts of stories originate in Philadelphia abo Reading road jus aboot dividend time. The upwa vement in Chicago and Rock Island continues. The stock has steadily ad anced from 02 per cent, and clowed 6 morning. Ils evidently a corner and must run its nate ral course. Galena and Chicago sold to-day at 114 por cont. The dividend of this company, due on the let August, will be the usual five per cent. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nico. lag 96,690 Galena and Chicago RR. ‘Ist mort. lot steed * 10,000 Terre Haute & A , 24 mort Yefesrmearat ss. ° ao FE & Milwaukie RR. cony.... do. 65 Ovenn Bank......... . 5 : «97% @. Equitable Insurance Company... 901" At the second board the market was steady and mode rately active. Mlinols Central bonds advanced 4 per eat, Michigan Southern Railroad, i; Panama, &. Al others closed without change. Railroad bonds will pro- ‘vably advance more within the oert ninety days thao ‘any other class of security on the market. An active de mand from the other side already exists, and it is expect @4 that every steamer will bring large orders for the best issues. This, with the steady absorption going on among our own cap talists, must materially and favorably affect prices. if the anticipated abundance of money and low ‘rates of interest are realized in London, we may look for ‘an active business in our first mortgage railroad bouds for remittance. The Arctic Fire Insurance Company has deciared a sombannual dividend of sit per cent, the Rutgers Fire insurance, @ semi-annual dividend of six per cont. The Continental Insurance Company hae declared a regular dividend of five per cent, and an extra of fourteen per eont. Te present extra dividend has been made on ac count of a change tm the operations of the company, which Commeneed On the Ist inst. In future seventy-five por cont of the wet profita of the business will be the property wee 4iliey Rebters This will progy Aa atiractig fom ture, and will constantly add to the security afforded by the company. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Balance Paid for Assay office... Paid on disbursing checks, ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Was aington, on the 6th inst., were as follows: — For the redemption of stocks. . For the Treasury Department. For the Interior Department... . For Customs........ On account of the Navy.. From miscellancous soures The tolls collected on all the canals of the State of New York, for the month of June, 1656, amounted to $580,765 71; for June, 1855, they were $375,945 75. The value of exports from the port of Boston during the week ending July 3, including specie, was as follows: —American, $1,198,295 35; foreign, $16,228 01 —total, $1,214,525 45. The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for June, was:— Main Stem. Wash'n Branch. Pg For passengers. . $56,269 37 $27,304 66 = $85,594 08 For treight...... 346,615 52 8,576 71 386, 194 23 Total........ $402,884 89 = $35,903 37 = $438,788 26 As compared with the corresponding month of 1855, there is @ gain of $61,416 68 on the main stem, and $5,085,092 on the Washington branch—making a total gain of $66,502 60. ‘The receipts of lumber at Albany by canal, from the opening of navigation to the Sth inst., in the years named, were as follows:— tnertra scanning Sage Gor w Som: 66,21 00,77 72 The receipts thus far this season, compared with those of the corresgonding period last year, show a falling off in boards and scantling of 3,501,329 feet, shingles 6,588 M., and staves 10,062,790 Ibs. The estimate made of property of the Canton Company, of Baltimore, in the annual report of 1854, fixed the assessed value of each share at seventy-two dollars aud twenty-five cents. In this estimate the property which bas been recently leased to the Treverton Coal and Railroad Company, with the privilege of purchase within three years, at the price of one hundred and six- teen thousand six bundred and sixty-six dollars, was assessed at one hundred and twenty-six thousand dollars. The assessed valuation, therefore, exceeded what has been actually realized in the terms of the lease only a fraction over one thirteenth part ot the sum thus realized; and if this transaction be taken as @ basis whereby to test the actual present value of the shares of the Canton Company, we have the estimated value, $75 25, less one thirteenth part of the same, or $75 25, less $5 55, equal to $67 70, as the present value of each share of Canton, which is now neglected in Wall street at $22 per share. And yet it is a well known fact that the company is still the owner of all the property held in 1854, that it is entirely free from debt of all kinds, and that it has available assets in band to the amount of $150,000. To form some estimate of the intrinsic value of this property, it must be borne ia mind that it embraces about three thousand acres of land, including more than three- fourths of the First ward of the city of Baltimore, and more than one-half of the whole water line of the harbor; that it has new and substantial wharves of solid timber for more than half a mile im aggregate extent, and an average depth of water of from 20 to 25 feet through. out the entire line of the company’s property on the har bor, that this vast property, improved by an expendi- ture of some $400,000 by the company, and still more by individuals, on lots idased and purchased from the com- pany, is just upon the verge of realizing the advantages of its being the terminus of the great Northern Central Railroad, which not only connects with the great Penn- sylvania Railroad at Harrisburg, but forms the shortest and cheapest outlet to market from all the mines in the Mahoney, the Lyken'’s Valley and the Shamokin coal fields on the tributaries of the Susquehanna river. What the effect of this outlet, of such a vast coal trade alone, will be, is answered by the growth and rapidly enhanced value of real estate at Richmond, on the Dela ware, where the present value of lots remote from the water (and previous to the road's terminating there, but farming land), ranges from $30 tw $80 per front foot. But only think of the prospective valve of 5,000 acres of land, including more than three fourths of the First ward of the city, and over one-half of the water line of the whole harbor, and that harbor be ing that of the city of Raltimore—a city which ranks among the first in commercial importance in the United States, and whove population has increased as follows since 1800, when it was $4,620:—In 1840 it was 102,513, im 1850 it was 169,064, and in 1863 about 196,000, and at this time {t may be safely pot down at 220,000 persons! Now, in 1834, when the population of the city was about $7,000, and when the land owned by the Canton Company was entirely unimproved, before it had any rai! road connections with the West, and with only $13 50 paid op, on what is now 1-50,000th part, or one share of Canton stock, Wall street bought and sold Canton stock at $280 per share, or $70 per share as at present divided. (What was originally divided into 12,500 shares, is ow divided into 60,000.) Hore is an anomalous state of things, and it illustrates how little the current quotations of prices in Wall street have to do with the intrinsic value of the stock, We can account in some measure for this singular state of facts. For many years past the affairs of thi« company have been controlled by w brokers in Wall street, and their friends and correspondents in other cities, who have so managed the company’s pro- perty a* t monopolize all the revenue; and while pretending t act for the exclusive bene. fit of the permanent stockholders, they were par. ng all the time the very policy which gave po income to any one but thomsclves. By alternately ras ag and disappointing the expectations of the stock boiders they Lougbt and sold their stock with a constaat joes to the stockholder, but with an equally uniform profit to themseives. Por this and other good and sufficient causes, these gentiemen have been turned out of the board of direc. tore, and now, although they affixed their signatores to the evtimates in the annual reports of 1860 and 1854, (in whorh each of the present shares was valued at $40—672 then) these same gentlemen are busy in discrediting the stock in Wall street, even atthe present current rates of $23 per share. But the selifishnes* and want of truth im their whole course are too transparent to deceive any one who will examine into the true state of things. The policy of the present board of directors § ix one which will not only give regular and handsome dir) dends to the stockholders during the present and fature years, but, by encouraging small proprietors in their laudable efforts to hold their property in fee, and by sell ing alternate lots of selected parcels of land each year, the ultimate and aggregate yield of this real estate mast be immense. Those who question this policy should look al the result of the alternate section «ystem on the Illinois Central Railroad, and wherever elze it has been adopted while thowe who regret the abasdonment of the ‘dog and manger” policy of the late Board may see ite effect not only i Baltimore, where the small proprietors have been driven from Canton, but in Washington City, and in many others, where the same policy has not only changed the direction given to ths growth of the city but has sctually impoverished many who have adopted it, because their increased taxes more than ewallowed up all the revenue from uaproductive and an. improved lots. It may be safely said that the actual va jue of the Canton property now is at least five fold what it was in 1894; and it is thought by many who are good jadges of city property, that, if judiciously divided and sold during the month of October next, the whole property of the company could be sold so as to re alize $00 om each share, And yet it goer a bogging a $23 per sbare! The Boston Advatiser of the %h, says = ‘The stock market is unsettied, with greater disposition to buy than sell in most stocks and bonds. foston and Maine declined 3, selling at 78, and the same price asked, Providence was a litle better, all the lote offered at 64 being taken up, & price that could not have been obtained a few days since. Fastern hoki steady at 40. and tho stock continees #6 come ont quite freely. Thue far in Joly, six business days, the eales have amounted to over 200 shares, while but 118 wore sold during the whole month of June. Fitchhurg finds both setiegs and buyers at 70, below which fy le it seems bard to break the price. Western, Old Cy hm gas Dowell and Northern are dull and not much wanted. There isa little more inquiry for bank shares, and sales are large. Some of the fancies of “olden times” are coming into favor again. Of these, Vermont and Massachnsetts has fdynaced from 6 to 8 within @ short time, and there is little stock in the market. The stockholders have accept ed the act authorizing the isene of new bonds for redeoming the old ones, and they will probably be ready for chang ing we tt we arg stock riven from 3g to 1%, and is now fea than at the lower Gzure The angual mest Ok Wag latter part of the bolders wili authorize thoir demand for the stock. Central ts ty ‘wcarcely a friend at the Stock wiminglon wanted at 22, Grand Junction waptn gram hureenemasie: (old) 4, Massachusetts Railroad, held im Boston om the 6th inst, to act upoa several matters in relation to the dnancial af- faire of the corporation, the fret matter submitted was as follows :— So,s0t ithe monkhaldare will dopeyethe nots of tbe Le- Ss yaa usetts, approved by the Governor on of March, 1866, and on the a betel on the No , 1856, weep ‘he compas are authorized hoe. AW) som to mortgage their And the stockholders yoted una- nimously to accept said acts. ‘The next matter was as follows:—To see if the stock- annually. ‘iad hes passed. directors are pad wer as to the form of these bonds and the rate of ‘at which they shall be issued. the mo: trustees of the bonds. Mr. ‘J. Amory Davis and Joho Rogers, Fsq., were appointed to hold ‘possession of the old mortgage bonds as collateral security for the payment. of the new mortgnge bonds. ‘The value of merchandise warehoused in the port of Boston for the week ending July 5, 1866, was as fol- lows:— ++ $1,763 iiother merchandise . Warehoused for Canada:— ‘The following is the “ptatement of ‘the cash assets and liabilities of the New Orteans banks for the week ending June 28:— Bays or New pao ve: Citizens’ Bank .$4, On 085 Pav 892 Soreis0 oee.o0F Canal Bank 712,500 1, 141, coe 799,307 Louisiana. Louisiana Stat Mech. & Trad Bk. of N. Ori 1, 285,802 Southern Bax 156,510 165,246 Uniou Bank.... 1,118,917 417,703 Total... «$15,096,708 7,410,002 8,000,250 12,818,808 The following table exhibiia the respective amounts of exchange held by the various banks, and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter being comprised in the table of deposits as shown above:— Banks. Exchange. Citizens’. $844,993, $122,374 Canal... 233 100,283 Louisiana 278,496 Louisiana 120,704 Mechanics’ and Traders 26,8: Bank of New Orleans 65,536 Southern. = Unioa.. 49,258, ‘Total. $5,061,462 $763,524 As compared with the statement of the previous week the following are the changes:— Decrease in de; Decrease in exc’ Decrease in amount du 23 50 Mich S & N Ia RR aot 9 50 Pavama RR.. 50 1 Cen RR. 16000 dO... wove 1000 TH & A 24 mtg 10 shs Bk of StN Y.. 20 Bk of Commerce 200 eau colecianiit 83 102° 27 Gal & Chi RR. a Tied 9 SS 9% cr a do. 6435 i do 645, 100 do. DO biG BECOND $3000 " 1000 9354 1000 Ll 86 20000 bi 86 8000 Obio St 6's °60. 1014 20C00 9835 5000 9555 1000 923, 1000 101 2000 101 1000 7 100 shs 122 ONY ‘98? 100 935 o 995 100 83 9% 200 boo WN CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tucnapay, July 10—6 P. M. Asuma.—The market was firm, with small sales of pots ‘at $6 60 a $6 68 for American and Canadian. Buxavervrrs.—Flour—Tne market was firmer for com mon and medium grades, with a good domestic and export demand. The sales footed up about 10,000 bbis., of ai o wo 00 80 8s s 5 670 6 oO 7 00 70 68 70 60 6 or e ao75 wba = is. Canadian at thern brands were firm, and some s of Baltimore were scarce 809 a 1,000 bbls. at about the figures in the above table. Rye 8 floar sold to the extent of 200 a 300 bbis., at $4 a $4 3734 for super fine. Corn meal steady but quict at $295 a for Jersey, and $5 60 for Brandywine. Wheat—The market displayed less animation, and prices were some less booyant. The sales embraced 30,000 bustels, included in which were some choice Iilinoi: prime white at $1 75; do. prime red do. at $1 62%; Mil waukie red at $1 40a $1 Canadian common and fair white at $1 70 $1 80; red Kentucky at $1 52, and com mon to good white Southern at $1 60 a $1 70; choice white Canadian was beld at $1.86. A cargo of 1.800 busbels of new wheat, not strictly prime, from Bult and held at $1 90. Corn wa: i was from lc. to 23. "per bushel higher, with sales of 96,000 a 40,000 bushels, including distilling ear goes, chiefly at 500. a 63e.; do.'sound mixed, for eastern shipmest, at bic. a Séc.; prime mixed, in shipping orier Europa. at Te, a 600. ; sound yellow Southern at Gle a Ode.; white Soubere ranged from Gle. a 640. Ryom Sales of 4,000 bushels prime Northern were made at Sc. Outs were firm, with sales of State aud Chicago at Mr. a 4350, Corran.—The market wat quiet, and the confined to about 300 a 400 bags Kio at 10c Contos —The market was more active a er. wee tales embraced about 2,000 bales, 1,000 on the «pot and 1,000 in transite. The market closed stiff, at about 11)ge- © 11 ec. for middling uplands. Frecats were firm with reduce! room. Engagemonte shippers were Oe to wait the Fen of the Africa's news, now due. Liverpool at 10d. a 10344. abked, in bulk and bags, with ‘he engagement of 2,000 a 5,000 barrels fovr at Je. 6d. a 2s, Tid. Rates were also firm to London, with engage- ments of 1,600.8 2,060 barrela flour at 35. To Gi rates were ctiff and quiet. A verse! was charter to load for a and a market, with grain, ai lid. To ant werp about 5,200 bushels of rye were engaged. at 104., ia bulk To Havre rates were steady at 750. for flour ond 15 ie erin Hay.—The market Was quiet, with light entes, f ment, at 60c a 60c. Lims.—The salea embraced small lots at Tic. for com i and $1 06 for lump. pwoon.—Sales of 150 tons of St. Domingo made at ‘G18 00 n bene, ‘oud @ 100 of inferior dite at do Morsseme.—The market was firm, with moderate sales Cuba muscovaco at prices Fanging fro from 436. a 450, Navat Storm were ‘Wes unchanged. Provievoxe. —Pork—' ‘Was more active and firmer, with sales of 700 a 500, bbe including mess at $20 874 a $21, and prime at $17 50 a $17 56. Beef was steady, With sales of 150 a 200 bbie.. including coun- try prime at $7 60.0 $8.26, and mess do. at $4 50a $10, and repacked Western at $9.a $11. Beef hams and prime mess beef were dull and nominal. Cut meats continued frm and in demand. about 150 kage® wero sold, at Oe. for shoulders and 10%. a 10% for hams. Latd con- tinued firm, with sales of 200 a 300 bbls. at ie. a Laie. ales were ship Bacon sides were lijce. a 11)g¢. Butler and cherse were heavy, while quotations remained about the same, Tucr.—The market remained steady, with sales of 160 8 200 casks at Dc. a 4) Scans continued to rule very firm. with the turn of the market or of the seller. The sales embraced from 1,200 a 1,800 hinds 0 Porto Rien, % ae, and the rema ado, at 8, @ 9e., and 26 bowes at ¢ ww —T ¢ higher, ani sales of 300 bd, Ulue aad praca Were Make ai oes in Oflice and Nassau streets, New York, where cards, circulars, posters, ée., dc., are printed neatly and ec- epi in the vivale dwell ° Pree ty TUN MORRELL. auctioneer, opt salesroom, 79 Nassau street; the stock ganaiating of # general assortment, from first class warerooms, disposed and neces- sitated to sacrifice. Buyers from abroad will be served with superior hands at close packing, at a small charge. EPeang S¢ SCHENCK & CO. wiil seil, delock, nt their naleeroom, No.'3S Nassau sireet, an sn tlegaat Saylesee ats hands high, scven yearsold warranted perf fectly sound, kind and gentle in saddle horse. Also, an elegant wagon and silver plated har- nis complete; the whole has never been used but once. Al by Bagley & Savage, erected about three years, si(uated in West south side, about feet from Ninth avenue. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY UW, 1856. mevent: ) Rese © tO control the in pay | election ‘ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Sallis aT AVOTEUE. UCTIONEERS, DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, FURNT- ture dealers, and all artisans yy ‘who desire to peditiously. Atari since eg ar tage tg Ayn al *4 uction, on Brida: 83 Cortlandt freed, 3 300 rh bola, fe mane, brogans, St” Comprising in part ine sock ofa raired retailer alesse nee Fe ‘and country trade. Fyre per EMPIRE GLASS FACTORY, A store and several dwelling houses, and about fourteen —— land, on which they are ro situated in Constaa- county, will be sold at e 1a Fok ot July inst., at 12 o,elock, ot noon, Se atiee Court House ia rsons desirous of gaging _ y maeuleetar! Will Oud it for their interest to ai mbes CTION NOTICE.—LARGE Ee PEREMPTORY Fade ah iat a ne tar eton iby taste aS will sell, this ‘day, kin alt, ts at pu Sytnd art a ES, Parior seta, co- Fered in the best of Prensh orocatel; one seven octave rose- wood . made by Gilberts 3 oll paintings, lace a and broca- side, centre and fancy tables, emia saint ary lope aeelary bookcase, large etegeres, with glass front and backs; do, cor- ners, vases and other ornaments, hair mattresses, crockery, silver plated ware, with a large and desirable lot of furniture of all kinds, sofa beds UVOTION NOTICE.—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, will seil, this day, Wren clock, ‘at the auction rooms, Z and 29 Centre street, now and second hand furniture, from families yor’ coro i sofas and sofa beseene tnarble top and plata bu cai, plate. cuirrort marb! smarole long tl p a “seaka, plate imlerord, oval aut do., centre and other tables, carpets and oilcloths, pond bookcases, &c. Also, balance of a furniture boy 's stock, By: are ‘the assignee. Sale peremptory, the highest bid vgren bg tte Sa BELL, AUCTIONEERS. —BY iH, this " Ul be sold, in eet and ex- tensive assortment of good arpets, bu- us, chairs, extension and other tables, sofas aud soln beds, Eve rocking chairs; ‘also, 9 lot of hotel furniture, marble top and other, burrgom tables, beaululul paintings, oyster bin, valuable showcases, dry 90, two trunks Of good clothing, otiy plicees. silk | handvcrehiets, Books, sursi: cat‘instruments’ fout watches, Ac., left by boarders at a frat class hotel; thirty boxes segars, twenty cases old brandy and rum, table cutlery ac, Saturday, in the salesrooms, valtable stock of dry hosiery efothing, millinery, de; also, a fine invoice of of tata iiquors. AScaos aor pores eee IN FURNITURE, AS well as those Lrmynnd houses, offices, &c., will attend UCTION NOTICE.—J. DOG ABE, ., AUCTIONE at iam streets, by tock of a variety store:—Dry elry, watches, hats, caps, show ey iy guods, ‘trimming, ‘silver doom corner of Frankie the administrator, the entire goods, clothing, hardware, Sexes fine table cute: plated ware, &c., &c. SSIGNEE’S SALE OF GROCERIES.—BY VIRTUE OF fan assignment afade to me, I will expose for tale, at auc: iion on Friday, Julg 1, 1866, at 10 0’¢lock, ‘stock eries, fixiures, horse, wagon, 4c., in siore’ 24 Carmine Sireet sobberires “ ‘GASKILL, Assignee. kin Bocart, Auctioneer. ASiaxER: 'S BAL M. CRISTALAR, tect a 10 A 23 Bowery, will sell this day, June 11, at o'clock, wtp assortment of goods, consisting af ear oe. broiderics, ailk fringes, tabs, gold and gilt Newelry, about 2 ards of various colored silk dress patierns; also 150 mae Hine, and a large 1ot of faney goods too nnimercua to mention. all of which are. orthy the attention of the trade. BY wi order of H. MANGERITH ., Assignec. EBENCK, AUCTIONEER , ‘auction, 1 sned as a ery Way, and unsurpa: fine roan horse, very stylish and fast, warranted kind: nd gentle inevery way. Also, an ‘clagaal os enamelled bay horses, 16 bands high, fast from the country. of Nie Swe seat phaclon and severs! pew road wagons, all warranted by the makers for one year. without reserve. rs ILBERT 8. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER sale of Groceries, upon’ which adva\ riday next, at 104g oelock, at No. SE Cedar wrect: sugars, tens coffees, soap. raisins, calaup, prunes, pickles, segars, liquers, &¢, Cash advances upon consignments. GORGE COOK, AUCTIONRER— WILL SELL. TO-DAY, riday, at 104 o'clock, at 442 Bi roadway, near Howard perior stock of rose ut 2.:—Parlor suits, schamet o Sila rec 2 do. $4 brary and secretary bookcases, poe en Sigs Tag gag Rg Oa whole to be sold withoul reserve, to pay advances, and is well worthy the attention of buyers. ‘1G. G, HORTON, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL. ON MON + clay, July 14 furniture, at house No. 617 Stith avenue, consmting of rosewood and walnut bureaus, bedst ble top Washstands, bedateada, sofa do., hair mattresses, pail. asses, chairs, tables, blankets, countet erockery and Glasn ware, carpets, kitchen furniture, 8, de.” zi OHN LLOXD, AUCTIONEER. M., by ‘OUN LLOYD & 80! SONS. a Cotes Also, the lease from May last of oue-balf the lot, beine'3 by 30 vet, and # feet of scart way to the paved streel: Terms cash iM ve gtoch satistnctorily ‘on applies’ tha aap pines Por partes an fo CHARLES x ROKR. corer Forty first areet and Seventh avenue, oF at the office of the auctioneer. } sepreicees AND UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE Ninety Prive a Tots, Bellevue, aie “New Jersey, VID SCOTT, ‘al fens prenee on the as. ive ree aid he feet. Free lication to the er: a Post offier, loboken, and of James Pope, No. 16 Newark street, Hoboken, where also may be had maps and { particulars. RLLY, AUCTIONFER—WILI. SELL THIS DAY, ‘at 10 o'clock, at 76 Carmine sircet, an extensive stock of Rreign and Geeneete dry goods for cash, in los to suit pur: chasers. (THOR. VIRTCH, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. 16 SPRUCE Sheri ore mind wemgal day, Friday Sy 12, A. M., at the sales: root. No. 16 Spruce street, consiming of bra indies, wines and fears, &e. JOHN WILSON, Depuiy Hherif. Also, mortgnge sale of oo splendid rosewood pianoforte. HOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONRER, STORE NO. 16 SPRUCE Shertir's sale o ‘on Saturda: treet. iy, jty 12, 1806, at Wo'gork re eet aie sixth street, between Second and Third aveniirs. consis carts, harness, Ac. JAS. ©. Wier Sheriff. ONFER, STORE, No. 16 SPRUOR le of trou sale, Ae , on Saturday 70) Broadway,’ consisting of fixtures, &e., &e. M. SHANLEY, Constabie ‘HOB, VEITOR, ave treet. Constable's i nonnnnnnnnnnnn We — option ad suromer, oe: Terms eight di dren and servants hail = Warne & BON, Proprietors. Oy AAA 4 OROVR, AT CLIFFWORD, OPPOSITE ow ready for pie nic parties. On the shore J, and surrounds a lake of about twelve acres. Ton ‘a; Broad fend ww ih om & Piekia, 134 Boek: jon wa 8 ~y 5 m4 » PALMER, 1 OUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAY? N, J.—TIUS magnificent hotel, ‘he largest and most comfortable oe in the world, i now op-n for {he reception of guess nnd ihone the & To one who has never seen unis hotel it is ell worth a itt being the Iargeat ho'el in the world, be with 422 rooms. Also, stab) arin en &o., together w with ten-pin alleys, pistol tom, archery (—} pot pitching, grond for the wilh fine ippatrome superyision of Madame Ninnie and General Welch. Board #2 per We Per ORY CAIN & FOSTER, Proprietors RA NATHING —LONG@ BRANCH.—THR MANSION House is now open for permanent and t nt boarders. SAMUEL LATRD, Proprietor. on Fire Jalan and aquatic *p od sarc within inutew’ walk of the lighthouse. and contains A/ly apactor F: steep’ ag spartmente, th Ls roprie and experienced persens for the summer season to nasiat him is house is of the first clase. ‘The bar contains every beverage, and of the best kind. cars leave South ferry, Brooklyn, at 9 A. M., and 3:48 P. M. daily. Persons stopping at Deer Park, Thompson's 5 oF shia sai always meet with conveyances to the DAVID 8. 8. ein T. RONANS WELL —THIS BEAUTIFUL SUMMER retreat, siWated at the head of Flushing Bay, is now open Gd tor visners,. Target ccrmpanisn, escursiontats, (ple alo per ties, Ac, wil) be accommodaged with target grounds, dinners, Ac.’ ‘The railrond leaves New York seven times evory day and the boat twice. Particular attention paid to church an school parties, These grounds are the best within one hundred miles of New York. Engagements for the grove can be mate at No. 9 City Hall square, of on the ground perro Ores EXPRESS COMPANY, 2 RROADWAY. NEW York, forward yarceis and merchary‘ise to Rnglatd f « Offices in Keng dg, and G6 Soild Gaulle gia BOARDING AND LODGE, BROAN AN 274 A kit Fytt Or tna ise ay nowEny. —TWO VERY FINE ROO! HAN! rnished each, for fo ingle gentiemn the door mi sum Reference required. wy ’ private Terms moderates RAST TWENTY THIRD STREKT.—A HANDSOME be rented, moderate party of Ek et ora other SPRING STREET, NEAR BRO AT ‘eutleman and lady, with furnished front ri beer Sted STREET.—A HANDSOMELY rs closets jarge. ard, sulle ee ‘A gentleman and wife, or two pone first class, with modern improvements, TENTH STREET, A Sod BLOCK FROM BRO, way.—A well furnished and room, with closets, on. 5 House toc se a conveniences. Dinner ai 6 o'clock. 120 eAeneee STREET.—GOOD AND COMFORT. ings can be obtained, and tine ai oterences exabanged. Terms, 83 per week, ih be ate tan STREET, FIVE ‘single ‘gentlemen, and gentiemca ca daa wives. Hot, cold at cold and sh nhower baths, free. Terms reasonable. 45, % a AND, “0 Baer ERO sw AE ver ea day t wes om from GREENE STREET, NEAR CANAL. —GENTLEMEN oaths wives, or'a few single ‘th handaomely furnished sired, with nth full or partial board. ‘The house bas rena ton and contains all the modern isaprovee, References given and requi LEROY PLACE.—PURNISHRD AND UNFURNISHED § tome to let wilh oF without bonrd, to-tamlles et single Gentlemen. Meals served in rooma, if de GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND A FEW SINGLE gentlemen, can be with good board small respectable family, at 164 Thompson street, corner of Houston. Fine airy rooms, and stages pass the FEW bw yk res GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with ee, ee and lodging. at No. 10 Carmine thoroughly Fen Socvees, street, on reasonable ter PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET, WITH BOARD, wo rooms, to a gentleman and wile or single gen le: i al location a few doors from Stuyvesant ‘or unfurnished. " Apply: at 179 Rast Seven: ‘erfectly convenient to stages and cars. 0OMS, FOR A GEN- Food rnishes eenth bey by VERY PLEASANT SUIT OF for a single gentleman, at 97 Clinton place. .EGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, at on place, to two or three gentlemen. jern improvements. HANDSOME FRONT AND BACK PARLOR. WITH thing room and basement, for a respectab sale of furnished rooms, for ingle asace, . References required. GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH A GENTEEL FUR room. {n a private family, where there are no diner bonrders: board for the indy only; location must be fen, teel, below Fourteenth street. Address, with full partic Adonis, box £0 Broadway Pos: offic AND HIS SISTER WISH TO PRO. na private family in Brooklyn, where the baoy A will be received as one of the same, and where there are boarders; location must be genieel, and terms mode- Pate, “Addrens, with full particulars Byron, Herald office. GENTLEMAN WISHES A COMFORTABLY FUR. nished room, with full oa * 5 saves family, within fen minutes’ walk from St. Nick ol Ter Address, stating terms and locatioi = mteo days, J. F. Broadway Post office. NEAT seoainrae cae FRONT BEDROOM TO LES donommmbaate s taay with Bon LADY WOULD LET front room to @ gentleman ieay;, oe would accommod« 1 ofa nurse. , Terme ‘reasonable. OARD.—WELL FL for tamilies or gen street, near Broadway. ARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN leasant rooms, with n the peighberhood of Court °NISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, a, eam be obtained at No. 6 Bond in] board, in a #mal! art oad State streets, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, lemen, can obtain pleasant large = floor. sirect, near Fulton or Wall street fei OARD IN ee OR THREE SING! accommodated with good ce minutes’ walk of Fulton ferry. OARD AT. HOBOKEN.—ONE HANDSOME ROOM, jurnished, third floor, front, suitable for a lady and gent imam, or two genllewsen, wih full or partial board: two min. wen’ walk vom the ferry. Call at, or address, 25 Wash BOARD INTHE COUNTRY —A FEW PERSONS WISH. ing board in Fiense niress Tanne York: or rr WANTED—BY AJ yours way AND WIFE, eee Gacy services be ‘moderate: Address JPG OARD WANTED—FOR FIVE PERSONS, IN OARD WANTED.—TWO YOUNG oy’ WANTA rus: nished room and oa 5 Seated reer Kast Broadway and eke en Best of reference, Please OARDING.—A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM- W Wo % per week, by ap rt with good boar, at piying at 996 Broome street. 0 learn full pi ra of the most desirable places. Private families midis can ‘oblain ‘desirable boarders, UY calling on O. H. SMITH & BOYD. ype! —A Ry if = Ri Bin ph Sy BOARDERS, W; - 1% free a few minctes valk from the Wall street ‘and Sous i. NTRY BOARD.—A Nagy oy AND HIS bg be accommodated wi wihin bait a, how's ‘inated on the Hudsou changed. Apply at 131 rm in the house bat hinge 3 References’ ex OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR TWO PERSONS / imaprivate family: where there are no other board must be within four hours’ kood salt waver bathing, &e., required. jon and tertas, W., eare of Aaron Swartr, N meney of the git dregs, stating Jo 4 JOUNTRY BOARD MAY BR HAD, AT OYSTRR BAY. ) te the comforts of eres. Preise, vegotasien, be ing. address J. B, Whit office, Oyster Bay, L.. I. OUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD, TWELVE MILES f city, on Lang Inland, near ihe, water, for one or here there no other vor can be seen from Ito olock, at 198 Chatham street. (LROANTL ¥ ru dap PARLORS AND 4 if secured immediately. quite at be. Prince, way, nearly opposite the New ¥e URNISHED ROOM WAXTED—FOR A ORNTLE rhe loration to be west hm Twentioth streets, references excl ed. ha JAB, Aeenartaranne ree ISHED ROOMS.. thon posed at b2 Porth Moore sireet. nly situated, being in the immediate vielaiy of St. John’ ave OR THRER a with nicely fernited rooms PRNISHED ROOMS TO. LET FOR SINGLE GENTLE. men only. Apply tod. B. i Ll og LET TO LET—WITHOUT HS ARD a mmail private family, on Tweny cig honse, ore Sine avenue. Address Rooms, box I street, near Pow Lx Leek gas ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR b gf bendeome Parlors on second floor, "Fe. and looking out on tonrth # honse is very pleasant, onrth avenue, yinear Twelfth street, bf FARGO HAS SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS, WITH and i, Ae, to let, also pe 4 ot, one door from avenue cars and featleenen at 8 ee nient te Sixth and Eight 70. 167 DUANE STRERT.—~GENTLEMEN AND THEIR Wives, or single gentlemen and ladies, can be died with nice apartments, or single rooms, with or without Opposite Duane park. Apply at Ai2 Broadway. 70. 79SPRING STREET, POUR DOORS FROM BROAD. ray. fo let, geveral Nandsomely furnished roome, the location i near all the first class hoi fire in the building, of Anson House, NE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHBD ROOMS TO LET, with partial board, in roadway, near RICHARDS, 397 Broad to single gentlem: ggrecable family ‘Terms $4 per week. Apply to B. W. me WHOLE rac alg yioon OF THE STRICTLY second strect, is now va 10 first clans familios for cant ahd wil oe el, with fall Boe Tocation is the boat in this ¢ for cars and #ioges, and equal to the countr Rooms large and handsomely fornished. the modern Stiente To Sonthernera ‘hia presenta 4 ofiea io OG Wel Hid Relergagey gugaanged, BOARDING AND LUDGIG, a SETI C TOTAL LAT TSS a Dilgciiemes desing pean hee acm f ple: rey q imodted on liberal t 1, at 38 West Se : tear Fithareues : IVATE BOARD. —A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, Oe the second floor, with bedroom and pautries att ‘4 bad, in a A petvate, family. po gpoteerna’ net aud wie o¢ we soles” Apel Apply he Cot jetngeu Bl and Hi iy Tr oy weea mished or ‘Carrol! rect aan Brooklyn, three minutes’ walk es oes we ce eae sae ea oe a amally, Taguive ot W ’ corner of Broadway. LET—A NBATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM front bedroot mm attached, totwo single qe phe) Homan aud bis wife. Terms t oderate, rated “es, street, corner of Hudson atr Sou To A SINGLE a WHO WOULD be permanent, yon aed ental room, in some plain and respectable te ‘Broek. hat Bot too distant from the ferries, Bretenned, ‘Kiazees 8. HORSES, CARRIAGES, 60. IRON GRAY HORSE, 16 HANDS HI Alrssct, earns warranted kind, ‘noting ‘nad wnt 7 be a noble horse for x compa . ‘$300. Ap- plytoH, D, MINOR, 23 Nassau sires = se ee AP Brey FOR BALE. —FOUR LIGHT WAGONS, tt . farrde bout tope: one aa ae gather Lop, & wo sent Rocka. Cee FOR SALE—ONE LIGHT SIX SKATER bug- brett, suitable for ci pole sh abate, been Used bul tise: eadoneaeat tee pes Gles'nnd one rockaway. Apply to. C. THA 368 Brose. RR GALE—A SORREL HORSE, SIX YRARA found and iad. “Appiy at Undechil & Fleet’ Sabie ed Lafayette place, from7 A. PAY tos. * iene OR SALE—AS_ HANDSOME A PAIR OF MATOHRD F horses Yorks, as can be found iu New warranted sound and kind. Also, carriage and coachman in charge a!so desires a situation. Callat Ne. 6 Wall street, room 37. OR SALE-A DARK GRAY HORSE, SIX YEARS Sound, Kind and gene; ® good traveller, wil without tying. Inquire at the Bazaar Stables, 31, 33 Liberty sireet, near Concord, Brooklyn. once cr at oe a RI OR SALE—A NICE TOP WAGON, BUILT TO ORDER this spring. Will be sold very low. Inquire at atreet, Brooklyn, in the moruings °y aoe Fe SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST BAY MARES Itt New York, 16 hands high, 7 years old, full mane a a yery Myla abd fr free driver and a smart traveller: ranted sound and kind. Tobe At the luunber Yard, 17 R SALE—A LIGHT TOP WAGOK; HAS BEEN USED about one year; cost resent owner $125 al inonths ago; will now sell fra for'g wld ee ii waa ot use. Please call on Mr. Suulth, No. 4 Rtvi Ha OR SALE—A SECOND HAND WAGON; SUITABLE for the grocery or express business. Apply at No. ‘Thompson street. R SALE—A FINE BAY MARE, 15 DS HIGH, 7 years old, sound and kind, taveler: also a] harness and rockaway, two seated ery little wagon, ¥ ‘used, To be sold separate or together, the owner going West. -Ap- Diy at 162 Varick street = 2 250. A reso BS, Herald office, stat and where to be seen.” Spe poeta co FP Caed once om sity, Tequize a Made by F°,34 vedi ottel tad THEIR VALUE, TWO FOUR vi 18, St rocers others. Address M. 8., Herald “ghea aaah Poe Bs ROAN ne om ind, "We fae ile fora coat carman og rock. Uaquire at ‘ © or an, wi East Thirty third street. 6 ny Neavy Works Ina F°%.t SALE—A HANDSOME BAY HORSE AND SQUAR: either together or separate; the horse wou! be suitable elther for heavy work or for family use, and is only as ner has no further use . Minetia lane, near 6th avenue. nie: Seer RK SALE—A NEW SHIFTING Lag be peers my Legen, er top vagy wagon, built of the best mat To een at No. 10 Worth sireet, near Hudson F°. SALE—A_ SPLENDID Rg ms yp SORRET saddie bezes, is Randa Wied, © suitable fora o dnl harness. "Can be geen’ at WOOD & CONKLIN m #4 Second aveuue, corner of Fifth sireet. ° F% SALE—A BAY HORSE, ABOUT 16 HANDS| high, kind in all harness, good family horse, will without ty tf raed atcoain op erage ad a series, extension top caring ged bar — o eet ew. as the owner is leat the cit Also pir of ra Ass 0 pate 9 horses sold together or ‘apply a Py to Burope, abe i Fg tae ees OF Hicks and Herrison streets; South Brookiyn, for R SALA BLACK HAWK COLT. SIX WEARS 5, cannot wees ier bey Wit Will be wok uire R SALE CHEAP—AS THE PROPRIETOR MAS XC ae f0rm for i, an excellent second hand fockawray; Will vee the carriage factory, 160 Crosby street, near’ Bleecker. 7 PEN TOP CARRIAGE FOR SALE—WILL SEAT SIX he rbposttory OC ISAAC MIX, Ire a Broatway. agony Zoe sas SALE.—A BOX ML iyy hf (a ANT He a ranted Ay vat of ri fou harnont in bent sale Ket, Ih DeRuiee a tig esr Wy anm*2 ra NEAT WAGON OR HAND) some carriage, and horses; Moe mouth. A letier, a % Herald "doo, “wid ‘be "ANTED—FOUR GOOD WOR! JORSES; ALSO, WwW road horse. that can trot his “ sin 3% minuion bey + . will accommodate horses; whole Mi Gply to Richard Jone tel Vaca’ 7 ca od Faron —SUNDRY COUPONS OF AMERICAN STATI bends, cmcueeing, to Som, each ved in red ink, ** vowere to Co., tn New| and two first morig of the Obie Onto, anit rirania Railroad Compan, oy No. 8 oT ra “i, ted Int Janua: eh. sree cosne hash Es January, I of stopped, the ie fa soak’ pS] may, " 1P SPEYER &C0., atl ‘ew Yous, July 7, 186. ant. EO E rcenninenentnneestiatematateel ee, THE 18T JULY. A YOUNG BLACK ANI th Ne pail to ony gollce ‘who wif reture Lins to Resehens wil will return corner of ~~ ninth sireet aud Broadway. O6T—TWO CERTIFICATES OF &1 Ta L' Third Avenue Marond Company, one by ey public are eantioned Against recetving or the same ine the subscriber intends to make application for the iague him of new certificates in place of t it. Mt. Dew, ‘Broadway. _New Yoru, July 8 1856, io O8T—IN BROOKLYN, oe. THURSDAY MORNING near the corner of State and Court in thy] Greenwood cars, elady's slik capo. The Buder will recese! itat ase Brooklyn Female Court st | Lote. BOND, OR CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTED| city of Sacramento, No. bie tooBiopa Te eas bearer, oa, the shia of 3 inet ne; H cautioned ng gotiating the the Inder wilt be sutab vwarded trning to Sendder & Carter, 6 Wall wreet. von" LO rads THE Victxrry or a Abt Fulton streets, or way, taining four hundred dollars. warded by leaving the same at 19 Fulton Y POCKET DIARY, GOLD eM cha a. bg —— G2 and some ten dollars in bila trem my room this morning before he io articles ls worth nothing to any one but cet s 5 f the gentleman will return it soon, fee] much ob! {ihe as any scruples or nieaey aon do ng 80 can ene in an envelope or Wrapper, % pousy posts| mail, directed to box Post office. STRAYED —e ROM NO. 9 SOUTH STREET, A BLACK sas te terrier siut; ears cut very pointed, two while tow| fy Sa Ta — hall be most liberally rewarded Sire rea Mey Meindl or Pm gee! am 8 phy reenwich at sictan’s horse seser i nboU Ibs’ he high, right bey "batt heavy , black aes, short tal .. a, nd 3 bay Rear utated. curriage, running part bles Seay dark. green enamelled leather top, lined with blue cloth, seats and cushion: covered with black morocco, harnces, silver plated tersels an: duekels, and ruaset rete. Any information leading to the covery of the same will be suitably rewarde Dr. MeF' LIGH, 88 Prince street, two doors Brow: INSTRUCTIO! 1857. NMANSHIP.—MR. DOLE: 85 way, has invented a whieh entirely removes all stiffness every person, old or young, may lea elegance. Call and examine YOUNG 1 DY, oF “PREPOSSESING APPRAR ance, i desirous of forming the acynamtancd of & gen Heman, with» view to matrimony; he must he of good ing sad weoth, one that will think more of hia wife than ht we Address Cantor, Brootway lost ope, Cor two days