The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1856, Page 3

NEW YORK HEKALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1856. ‘8 ‘well beloved obiid under your glorious protection; let him | performance of the agreemen!, and is soandalized that | in Merch, 1°64, accorving to » report ted by Mr. LIrBRATURE, grow up wilh Ideas of abpegation of tife, of devotedness | soy demur oan be mate to 90 reasonable a proporition, | Bhafiuer to the Telograpn Couvertion, the tata Iongth of reenter ary to the country of, and obedience to the laws, of which | We should be scandatized too if we wore not informed | electric telegraph was no leer than 41,292 mile har Nis FOR THA HOLIDAYS, AT RA® 1857 vee oie ine Wee your heart is the sanctuary; when the hour shell arrive | immediately aiterwards by what means tho assent of the | tbat increase, of more than a thousand miles & mocth, | Reece i & SKEBY'S bonketore, No. 76 for bim to reign, be will know bow to command, because | allies was obtained. fairly into ‘ 0 a | doa Sache tere TERM GSPT BODES ond cther att fee bie pane bow to obey! The while arae’ seemtel ’ ‘a We may fairly infer it now greatly exoceds that enormous | cles, bullae tor an Nature which Lad to bd ° Ld e Md estimate— he expenditure uvon ‘which bee been $5 0Tt,- oe Serre [a conn the Prince Imperial in its ranks, Ope can well imagine M. Branow or M. Kissell | 800, or about £1,4(0 (00, The Eivetric felegragh Com. will benold bim with Gotight tnorease in virtue, Bub descantipg on the importance to Russia of retain- enp'on etem in the United Kirgdom, at the vermioation bow pariiculariy happy aud we to see his | ing Bolgrad the town in ker dominions, and thon | of the balf-yeur ending Jine 30, 1864, comprised 20,988 eh eochmanes - | Bame inscribed amongst ours! Permit, aire, the lst | pointing to Bolgrad the village, the only Bolgrad | milas of wire, ard the number of mom lately laid rian Diet, for the two | Fr u uw AS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, siyot the Incerration.”’ Evening subject:—"'inapired Be plished far 187 olence.”” ‘Tbe eo ivetion taken up in the evening will be L¥D0y BOOKS of all sizes, come in mo- oft of the fund of the Relief Association, a saci 4 for the purpose ©. relieving the uecesaities of the ‘ud poor of our city. Seats both prose aad peetry, " gee transmitted ‘iment of the Gronadiers of your Guard to testify to | om the map, end showing how far it was from the | durng the previous six ¢ ora amonat 1 wolta ard A i ae jue binding and including all ef recent EMOBIAL CUURCH,—RBEV. J. F. YOUNG, A - . ware 1868-1 ‘annual gross rovenue from | your Majesty all the dolight which {t fools, and to renew | waters of the Danube, and how gra‘uitously vex- | ouricus but converient poor im the tr | publication ¥ . ‘ant minister ol Trieh : t Blade tal! ts takem at £38,760, oy soducting the ex- Before the cradle of Pringe Napoleom Kugene the expres | atious it would be to carry the boundary "o u Tmerroges will ariee reathe aut vibes of long: | Books row Crupnmw—A very large assoriment. (ounday) evenio, s the clus ge p ly oR ged Of collection at £27,760 net. Supposing vo take | sion of its sentiments of love and ddellt; north of it, ‘Tho device succeeded for the moment, bat | Yor\: imo being about elx hours beam London, Kfol. | EAsey Aur ent variety and Waverley place, one block from the junction of Bleveoth ‘aotual or prospective revenue at The ample and The reply of the Emperor, inspired by the touching | it was ai once too clumsy and insolent to prevail afier it according to the arrangement at presontgoatempla- | QANBA Vussise, Disascren Urs, £0., Ao , £o, uy fireet, Greenwich and reventh avenues. dervifes at 10s4, 3 4 sum of £80,000 per annum, and at 16 years pur | circumstances of the meeting, produced a vory lively | had been thoroughly oxposod. Our answor to Russia | \c, iat tio musraues which are orwarda! trom London | oenltutetodal® tthe ¥ery lowest prices, at the “Old Stand,” aad Tio .cluck, Seats fren, ©" — which is ‘aa the’ rate conceded to | impression on the deputation, mast bo, that if she comes for good faith sho must pras | ito then in the morning Uill four in the afternoon—our " - RAYNOR, TOWK & FERRY, * FY D & BURNET WILL PREACH AT THE CHA- for the Sound duos,) Hanover would Use gdod faiih; that an agreement obtaived by fraud burwess hoors—though they arrive ineiavtaneonrly at Late samuel Kaynor, 76 Bowers. TI pel, in Seventeenth street, west of Sixth aveau oa g of Funday, 25th inst., at 1036 o'clock, aud in | € @ ‘1% o'clock. receive trom all the States intorerted | Ultimate Destiny of the Central American | !®0t suppression of the true and suggestion of the false fhe other tide, ¢o #0, according to their time, between , and according to tho propositioa in which Statcow/The pilibustere System of Absorp- | 30 sercement st all, but a more trick and circumvention; | four acd ter in’ the morning, ead at thelr tea o'ciook A NARGE QUANTITY OF LIBERAL AND OTHER a ks for saleon Mond. ay day, —_ tain is interested the latior would have to pay | tion of Kerritory Approved. that an egror mont tmpli | ont; some at balf price andothers to begven away. vyd, mmik DE the concurrence of two wills | there repiles until thelr four will reach this coun ry A, ‘ -) 4 .D OF THE SKA —THE FUNKRAL SERMON highest, £240,000, or more probably, when the tigures From the Londcn Post, Deo. 4. on the same thing, whereas tho Bolgrad that she spoke of | between four and icn in the eventog, leaving thom the | VALE. No. 1 Mowery, who will his of c « iam Pet ond of , Inia carefully, abost £200,000, Tor the relist of | there is ae ia aiats lo ehaat tan ausantion iMlerent place from the Bolgrad that we spok: whole night for cousideration or ob’aiaing Information be- | business to 154 Chatham street, up stairs opposite James yi erates Wiha, Pay second olticer of the ahi Germasy. of the public, not only inthis but im other countries, is | 904 different, pot by aocident, but by her design and | fore ouz hours of activity reoommence, at ton in the | slreet. For sale xiso, office, saloon and other furniture. {,om ue mai wosall yard on ber last passage from favre we is determinable at any | airccted with more earnestness and anxiety than to Gon- lice. We have already convincingly shown ber that | morning. The cabie will bo itself 2690’ miles long, to | 2h books may be seen on Sunday, and catalegues obtained. New York, will Le delivered by Kev Charles J. Jones, at the. and it is porfectiy open 1@ are not to be ovepowered by force; we have now to | alow for slack, and will be divided into two lengths cme Nerwers’ church on the corm r of Madison and Catherine tior terms. The sald | {sland of Cuba, Many of the people of the Unieed Siures | #bow ber an comvinologly that we will not be overreaohed | rach of! brard’a separate. yoseel Tan ships ai cone | NEW SERIES ROK UaRT. OO Dee oy Bp Nyce Ay Mme RE | ty put an end, itis true, to sevoral vexatious pro- | have iong rogarded that valuable island as an acquisition | bY artidce, half wey, at a point previously fixed on, and baving con Eprrap ny MOBRIS & WILLLS, Veter ee die gs copnected with the toll—for instanoe, it not only | which weuld consolidate thelr power in the southern nected the iwo ends of theeable, will steam away, one | The paper for the coming year ia to be printed on new type, the of charge, but it simoli | States and give extension and permanency to the frightful | Russiam Interests in China—Treatise by the | towarde ireland and the other towards Nowfouniland, | 804 ils pre eminence of clearness and logtbil ty, so valuable to => SPEC \OTICE Li by 1ondone ing =the 4 a under | curse of slavery. Tho marauding expedition of Walxer, [Feo-choo (Cot peo Gayeonment. ii a } peying out the cable as they go, and interchanging signals pod 4 and so neediul {or @ family paper, is to be still more SPECIAL NOTICES, oads only; whereas under pre- | a: ft choo b rresponaence @ London Times. all the way. Mahe F . 0 2 7 ous “tari! there were ‘not cnly 2,968, articlos | Gace feeble and Crime comcast the ean Two nearly simultaneous announcements of a grave i Nee cre ely a ae Gemante to Aarote thelr timo and shat NOTES Tense, FO. 28 2... hone eee cifically taxed, but cach of these articles was sadject- | public that species of interested aympathy whicn is one | Character bave oocurred to flutter our deadly-lively com. Theatrical and Masicai Items. Nrw proposes in addiuon to his usual pictarings of ™ mupitics in this tof tae world. The one ts the ap- toa number of different duties, 20 that the real uum | of tho worat features of tho Americaa cbaracter. T! home life ud rural family aympathies and interesis, out doore r of particular rates to be levied amounted to 6,688! | p, he tened ‘arance of & kind of politico-geographical treatise at Pe- Baoapway Tumarae,—It ts gratifying to observe the old | nd in, to give more of the # DUD ing Uv ward te il might the merchants of Hull aud Newoastlo todig- | heperaci ime by tho Untied states tee pefocicd ariz | kin, in which the relatoun of Chisato hor nearens neigh. | friends of the management on hand every night, ne wat- which his experience has enudiod him to write, and which | Tmat# Of Our lale Drother James icy nee Te We ly protest against our comme: bo- | cana! through Houduras—tho settlement and gubsoquont | vrs and aiso to ‘he maritime powers are reviewod. The | ter how disagreeable the weather. This ovenieg’s bill | have becu ss WWiely quoted, and, also, wsoring of ee WH. © xpenu, tecretary. eas ‘Tbjected to such vexatious | rendition by Engiond of the colony of the Bay Islands— | Svthor botrays a considerable and ascurate knowledge of | comprises “Virginius,” with Mr Loraine s07 Mos, Daven- FORTMAITS OF LIVING ONARACTHIA \ aRITY PAIR.—THE LADIES hi Mr. Hutt, as their organ, demand the {aterferencs be loequito terri the conflict «f interests subsisting vet ween the great pow- ‘in the ebiet G dow? Grover P 18 besides his usual constant labors pow EBREW LADIES © fhe government to protect iho B-itish trate to the Else | feeren wien a a Sonntry and New Uranacaare ati | eF8 of Europe and Rusala, and of the dosigas of the laitor | P : ates a jel tle ee nga. tog cegtah opera | {cjchtersl departments ot he paper, wil take i Cua woot om Dig (ot oe eg By ete ge 1 one of the most oppressive tariffs that the world | watiers which bave recently excited deep aad oqual | Pom the empire of the world, He inclives to the conclu: i y phiepeaalvgnes per ‘Walch to broil Sret avew, oe hold a fair at Academy Wail, 663 Broadway, on Tu id ever seen. attention on both sides of the Atlanuc, Tne clamor | Sion that, for the present at least, the maritime powers | Company clrse the second work of tholr engagement BOFO | sto ny ihe history ain ovent of the Deesiig. time, |" Feiiey evening ead bet Gartog the dayi, antl Dense: Tho treaty of 1844 was undoubtedly an improvement | which has been raised in America against this coaatry | Sf€ more to be approhended than Russia by tho patriots | to-night in the charming {airy logend eatitled Cin- | *seested by tbe hi ie | evening end saturday doriog the day), : paration & p " lod ‘The proceeds to be distributed by the society for the fon the previous monairous state of things, but it 18 | has produced le fruits, The Bay Islends have beea re. | of the ‘ Flower) Land,” whowe true polioy he deolaros | derclie.” THe nogh OF GLEN LODGE. fron chives aed relief Of indigent person is LODGE, education of por chidren and relief of indigeut persons of tif Lord Palmerston’s intestion at one to consist in keeping wel with all, and playing them off B Y —Mr. and . EL. D . Wheat- | 8rd this will be published in numbers from week to week the Jewish persuasion Dodworth’s Baad: 1a B. Dodwerte Bie compel —— to revise the Stade tartfl stil! Sree oF ap meezan. ta ee Site Oceans ed againet Russia and each against the other. ‘The other an- ler cues 3g vas of Pisa Jes 7” pot G ae C. Sceit will conwibute # series ot valuable papers | onaductor) mi @ & COnCES every evening durwg the fair, irsfavorably than took place in that arrangement 4 | on ct the Mosquito. Protectorate haa beed exlingulsnod, Douncerient is of a more official nature, bus it is like wmto | so’,oeabine their talenta this oveming im “Julius Cesar.” | “"™° SCIENCE OF THE RRAUTIEUL, Tiakele Mceele. __ - xed commission. appointed by Great Britain and | Commissioners are to be appointed to fix the boundary | te first. T have it trom the French Jesuit missionaries | ‘ipettr White’ follows. chiefly confined to dress and the totlet, ancleat and | ORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY DBC. 06 over, sat at Hamburg for some timo in the year | beiween Honduras and the territory of tho Mosquito | ®t Sbangbae, the French contulate at th modern, | \TRW i same piace, el epe between, ohiot | BURTONs.—The ever attractive play of “Dombey & ctaeueraiy.” | N & free dash at orpamanta! 556 = The enoual meeting of the stockholders foe the tl, and on this occasion the British Commissioner, Mr. Tr aleo en; id the Freuch op at Nin; ic 8 Cozzeng the facetious wutbor of the Sparrow: | f nine directors "il be held on Mvaday, January 6 cane Hee pueots in the culotmcal ete property aula | inst port and Chussa there is nearly” dally socoss, au@'e | Goa,” with Mr. Burton im his great jars of Couln, i tp be wre)" wil enable tn to enliven tortor or etalon Hine, Cora af sinaten ced ak 1-1¢th per cont ad valorem, which was the maximum | they may possess in the Bay Islands group. The king | 'U®. of buta very few bours. Tho French missiouaries given, with tho speciacular drama of the ‘Boule Imp’? winidbobewencitnstobe Brosdway, ‘Zhe poll will open a fone Fre iy perme uw ‘fed upon eonciuded between Sweden and | of Misquito Indiaus is te receive from the republic of Hon. | !® Chusan are youched by each of my informants for the | this evening. from his pen; and HH. Sioddard, the popular poet and estate 4. ASON, Secretary, a Sweden was atill in | ouras ‘some reasonble sum by way of aanuity for a | truth of the story, and it is hard to concetve that one 89 | Wars acx’s THEATKE —Mrs John Wood, the groat favor. | Filic, with occasiot al essays on.” FRICKE OF KEOKITKR OF TaX®e N&W COURT den, But, on Hanover’s | i:mited period,’ ag an indemnity and compeneation for | °ircumstancial can be entirely groundless, It ts briefly > capa LITERATURE AND ART. House, 32 Chambere steeet~Notioe.—Yn conformity with, ‘all compliance with this demand, the negotia | the extinction of bis and their interest in the said terri. | this:—Ruesia has corciudea, at Pekin, a treaty qith | ite with the Bostoniavs, te to play the sharactor of Mino By unceasing vigilance and industry, and by skill acquired |) got fur the collection of taxes, ‘April 12, 1843. T hare were broken off and afterwards removed to Lon: | tory, The amount of this annuity is to be settled by the | Cina. Three thousand aores of land and « safe harbor lor the third time ¢o-night in **Migebana.”” “Out | in long and soccessful practice we hope sull to keep the | by pive notice to all tax payers who have coasted toner Dez where they finally resulted in tho oxistiog con | Commissionors. This may be @ very just and equita. | Upon the wost coast of Chusan are ceded in perpetuity by | for a Holiday’’ is whe aitorpicoe. Home Jourua! undisputed as the beat family newspaper im the | (ave for the year 1856 theb usiers the came fa paid fo me Of 1844) bearing the signatures of Lord | bie arrangement as far ax this country, tho Mosquito | Wo Son of Heavens’ to the Czar. A Rossian consul | Lavua Kxana's —Tue intensely intorosting drama of | “erms:—Por one cop7, $2: for three copies, $5~or ous copy | Ppa Mer the came by am ates of unre athe ¥ Re Navigation Commissioners regulating the Siete | ho suggested But isis impossible aes to noe, that | 1 De immediately Commenced on that site, Ho is wutno- | Cast 8 10 Derepeated this evasing, with ke now coml Euitors and Proprietors, 1u7 Fultonet., New York, | RENEY BTHOWARD, Receiver of Tax whenever duly within thelr’ jurisdiction. ‘Tae | agencies have been at work: ex fo ‘x 'much | Fized to appojat, without needing confirmation, three | Sty etyled the ‘Fires Night, scemgecpaaeg oan ~ = other consuls and diplomatic agents for other laces | CutaMnena Steer Tixatax —Marager Edy ts again on TK MOST SUPERB GIFT BOOK OF THE SEASON. FALED PROPOSALS FOR FURSISAING THR of arrangement im | lar here than the benefit the ative pl ag provi age S a Of the Chinere empiro, Chusan is' quite unsuitable for | bad with an atiractive bli for Saturday uigat, It com. Now ready, troops at Fort Hamilioa, New York harbor, with Fes or eee ho were Seen Sane | eae conducted by means of scamships: | prises “Nick of tho Woods,” “Wallace” and the “Four DapLeT’s Maneanar beef for the sear commencing January 15, ‘x67, will be re- levied on These agencies, though not avowed, may by their resulta | commerce, pater id we: | Vauters’? 7 An original work of American ’att, ceived ailthe ofice of the A. A. CS. at Fort Haraliton untit the q juos, England agreed for the future to submit to | casily be traced. ‘There are certain classes of persons in | 0d even for these there is no perfectly secure anehorag ° OUTLINE. COMPOSITIONS, Sheldetoary acts, "Tha becl la ba of goed snd wholsremme as a river toll, to be regulated by the riverain | smerica who hold that slavery isthe normal condition | 804 shelter agaidst typhoons. The tremendous and Amsnican Musaum —Tho clegant Operatic spectacis of Mlustrative of quality, in quarters, with an eq roportion of each, (neat of the Elbe, according to the stipulations of thé | of a vast proportion of the human race, and who advo American character, manners and customs, tod abanks to be excluded, of Po ee ee eee cate the restoration of the most detestable trafic that sea jonts render this archipelago pe- | «Cinder: ia’ 1a to De enacted down In the afternd0a and : Com Thirty 5 om J ad for calling sbips; Dut those | evening Movare. Ciarke and Hadaway, Miss Mestayer, | wakuakh 8 TALE OF THE RBAL AND IDCAL, such quantities as may be from aired for the troops, not exceeding thrics tm py soil wh) aro familiar with the traditional polio} arel rai “b dave as shall be designated by the Assia Cee ee ae eg ee git aicanaiee | #8. Petersburg boow thes the “interests ‘of pom: | Sc Mfein Wecest, ‘and oy Pts Oe. panty. AE iti USmmmaey at fatmanee., Cond aatautiezat sey pe fy metry aig: thin sommpenaati moree are not thece with which ft concerns iteolt, | , G0. Cunisry anp Woon's siweramis —Aay person hav- BY KONKAD RUREW Tide wiligive the mamee Of the surcities "The. bids tn ye ade value of slaves, i senna empl is aan Goan | Toe crisis, however, is favorable, England, America | 1868 desire to enjoy a real, dowaright, wholesome laugh, Oblong folio boards......$10 Half moroceo........ 915 | Greased io fhe Acting Asaltant Gommiasary of Subsisiauon, Cerolina fifty dollars in gold, and the day that the mevage and France are uzder the necessity of resewing for EEG 98 Seer oF ie Masten, Che Raeses ne SEs | Ou, OE Ne. Re te © | FortHemilion, X,Y, and endorsed “ropoaais tor Curuiah african is landed on our shores te oultivate {t, that go! another term their soveral treaties with China, all of % ea __ J. 8. BE nLD, No. ‘ema ing Freeh urface” Will brightness which bave expired, or are now expiring. A revision of | Bucktay’s SERENADERS —Miss Hitlert, George and Bish- ISH BOO! pried ged angle ‘the tears, (pry b> he enob of those treaties bas long beon felt to be required | Op aud others, who perform in the ‘Cindore’ bi 0 te ue soko bien a = African,” Who, with asoul to be saved and fac upon other grounds. Will the ‘favored nation clause’? | lerque, are rightly winning golden opinions L MERTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS well bound —The New York Hook Bindery, establishod Be a Ge vitnoe eOreek Coe Tramnperacon ont iain pearly @ quarter of somed: Ji4 Fulton street. —K) WaLK- | Company. of North Caroling. will be held at their office tm Conveation have sanct‘oned 4 per cent as the rate | be educated, ie to live and die like tae which cccura in the subsisting treaties, be overlooged | lovers of fun and good music, EK & SONS respectfully offer their services to thete frisnda | phisdelpiuia, on Tuesday Gi January next. Under these ctroumstatces | not in thelr native wilds—which the missionary when the revision takes place; or \s Yooontinue, | srixxpip Exmnmox —An excosdinzly ontortattng and | Ss weil na besoin and olegest eiviee- Weey aheoten ae | KOSKAT PATON, Secretary. months notice ot the deter- | never penetrated, but which the almighty dollar will | ‘u the face of that claure, 0 sole privilege of | instructive panoramic i!lustvation of the Russian war may 8 Well As those of Costly tion of the treaty, seeing that no better terms are | speedily open to American enterprise—but amongst a ad this, too, at | be ecen at Chinese Hall in the afternoon and evening. od expensive bindings, They have on hand the most unique INSTRUCTION, Ukely © be obtained. community calling itself Christian, and loudly procial participation with bibles, prayer books and vart- get qriev. ten White rend! . | the threo powers in the advantages frat wrested from | , Hounay Extantanwayt: —Manager Barton is entitled ed by the extenaive astablian. | G]() CROORKERPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIO— int tbe provi of the ive ‘s ee eee Caso pty (al nny oy the pee ‘ot ee mee the Coineas Emperor by our treaty of Nankin’ But [do S mech arene oe a “ rpege et eee Virtue & Co. Maran & Co sla fo. | $1 0 Mr. DOLBEAR, 000 Hrowdway, reps the hrees oom roduced tho ‘Bott ” hays [reas Bona, ‘ultoo edemy in New York an ply amanat for an catire cessation of these tolis on her recolving | <ia‘er. nes UStae at OA rortsion Wil Be Seeeem Valews BGP. | Siearant, of: Walleck’s, ben alee spect msoli time tod o immediate atiention. | Accomplished practical bookkeeper, guarantece to qualify atu: ~snsatin, The very best precedent for so doing ‘tt is well ki the Alb tinted at Pekin. If the throe powers, Iaying aside ben * srsebichebe <i ctcceee | SOE Y jo superior practical be the suonenstul clone of the present negotiation | ¢' ale cqemine ta rondhias Gapaa weal fleet jonlousior (which here, at least, will be quite Money on the new extravaganza of ‘Riawatha’? “King | SSS Ss | ie voekcoping will be bacated om Monday Devmark for the repeal of the So dues, aod aga dists of slavery, fully impressed with the belief that | Place,) would only agree to negotiate fa concert, that Jobn’’ is to be brought out in @ style hitherto unequatied FALL MILLINERY, &C. a linden denn Joba Bull is patting bis hand into b's pooket for | the day is not far distant when Central America will be | Would bo an additional pledge ot tbe good success of what | ®t the Bowory next Monuay, Z aePavinion | $112 A YEAR IS CHARGED AT THE HUDaT® £1,20,000 for the King of Denmark, it would be | covered with States acknowledging the groat domestic in. | Sch bas at heart. There is fair water oarriage for tholr HON | BILLA “niver tnattute st Claverack. Columbia, souney, Two $10 ecate . WREATHS 10 PERFECTI lora S61 Broadway trifle ‘for him to vote another £209,000 to get rid | etiwution of a portion of the American people. w men of-war, almost to the gates of Pekin; and, of course, Court of Appeals JAMES TUCKER, Proprietor. 3g, Oe males oes Hyon rte a a eee he Stadetolis. The other dues levied on the Eibe aad noone as omar once and (Fay alle ryghvborel \be vesseln which convey the sacred persons of their ‘The Court of Appeals metin Aioaoy on tho Sith tnst., — =. | ee Ww NF a Rhine are purely German imposts, which we can long resist that gradual and almost ‘ible process of representatives thither will be men-of-war, and none | ard will probably continue in sontion for the resitue of CR OF SURPASSING BEAUTY, AT PAVI ARERC! D La@Rorx no dir@t part in abolishing; at the same time in re- | annexation, produced bya conlant influx of American ad | other. this month, for the purposos of consultation, and the do- lion do Flore, O6l Bresdway, . er ceue Pp, he will opotin ‘our }wa commerce from the Stade tolls, wo aball | tenurers, which in time is quite as musceaeful ‘as the more — Cision of caures heretofero argaed ‘ ——— fan TUCKER, Froprister, | language impasdog pniribuilng poworfully, though indirectly, towards | sperdy and more honorable conquest by the sword. But | The American and English and the Chinese | _ OF the first of January thore will bo @ chang» in the URS AT 69 BROADWAY —¥. pooss &@ F. BURICH | anay bad aarreet beratun ot gereral commerce trom tne other fluvial | rnould the American government eomewhat anticlp\e Authorities at Foochow, four members of tho Court, taken from tho Jadges of the | HRs at anirous ot reducing their lores atsek of fuse sit One step the Germans bavo already taken In | this process of annexation by taking military pesounsion [From te Houg Kong Register, Oot. 15 Supreme Ourt After that wad for the coming fell till Pobruary Ist, at cost, their magn right drection, viz, ip consequence of the union | of tne Panama railway, It t* fortunate that Kogland has, A short time ago an American geutleman of the namo | the Courtof Appeals wit! consist o! tno follswing Jud Rusian and Hudson Bay | “ Peeneee beiwoen the Zolivereia and the Steuervereia, ® | on the Central American coast, a naval force quite nul: | of Cunningham was killed in a street row at Foochow, S the Canrt of Appeals SC aaine Suananee r N@ LADIES WANTED, TO Hy bas teen brought about between them and Pre- | ficient to protect British interests elsowhere than in New | and in conrequence of, what seeme to us, an Unreason: Denio, Alexander 8. Johason, George F. Com- | Prreunine elsewhere. nee enings. at Mme SsUVaGEAU'S dancing which bas already effecied the cessation of the | Graurda, and to jota ip persevering order along that great | bic demand ior ratiafaction not being complied with, the | *tock, Samuel L. Seiden, ‘and 629 Broadw adway. Upen every dav an tolls m the Weeer. line of communication over which, for the welfare of the | American Consul bas taken upon bimse f to stop the’ da- From the Supreme Court:— Sealieinemeante = given (0 private lesooa Soiree dunsamio commerce of the world, no tingle nation should be | ties payable to the Chinese government by his coantry John W. Brown, Second district; Alonzo C. Paigo, OWERS AND HFAD ORNAMENTS.-A PERF o bight, from 74) 10 io clock. | Price # cents, + Golden's —— Letter on Maritime permitted to exercise exclusive control. In the poltoy of | men, teking his countrymen’s wordr of honor that they | Fourth district; Wm. H. Sbankiand, Sixth diatrict; Levi developement is given of these universal favorites at Ww | : : : ted tous at P, | iLY CARVED SKVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOR . {ne cominant party in America territorial aggrantisement | would pay when called on todo so, We think tho de- | F. Bowen, Eighth district conrs of Hengenis, and promptly Guytenien ious ot Foviken | Q RICKEY CORVED SEVER (0 cnak ths published scans weeks ago from Mr. J. E. | is only valuatle tun means certain to promete the exter, | Wand Covessceabin ty cntio ou tho Weaterins ‘te pen, Reporter, Francis Kertaa, eat a eee || A, ockcnnere Stk Ginartte ts & @ the Bradford “Committes for Investigating | on of slavery. We sre told that “the Constitution of tho | twh the guilty parties without profes: © point them Clerk, Roreelt F, Hicks. srobal hai ‘ace over th Aflais,”’? to Mr. Cobden M. P., on the changes ia | United States does not prohibit tho slave trado—it merely | out. Hut whetber or not we are correct in this, th The pest term of the Court for bearing srgumerts, will and whive rich bribiiant « hime law agreed to at the Congress of Paris. «ives power to Congress to do #0—aud Congross inay re- | can be no doubt of the impropricty of tho step taken witn | COmMmence on the iret Tuesday of January | Too famous celebrates Warran jm bas replied to this letter. The letter of | pra) the exteting laws on the subject. Neither does the | the yiow of urging (he Maudarius to action, Of course, | Aur Of the North American Trust and Baoktog Compa | corel oly one ment, Prine nce jenkineon in too long for our space. We give an ex- | jaw of na’ious probibli tue trade, as that law (s aod this proceeding for the time placed the Amori at the inet term, sor down for ihe tirat day of the | of Amity etree —— : Ses pear Thirty adeth caect, trom Sar ML al OF. Mi, ier stood by the governments of England and the Uaited | can merchants in & beter possition than thelr rivais—— tm the argum@ent ts expected to oocuyy & week OILET ATTRACTIONS OF INCONCK.VABLE VARI. | breedaye. 4 engiah goverpment {s to possess the powor of 4 the judtoiary in both countries.” For tho ia. | thing not to be borne—aod so the Amorican Consul ha' or more. Eminent counsel are engaged ia the cause, ety, at Pavilion de Flora, 361 roadway, : | enema ids ire maritime law without coosulting either of thore who make this asi ing done wrong, the British Consul follows suit, chat his | 8morg whom we have heerd mentioned N. Hill, 8 : “JAMES TUCKER, Proorietor, | BesnDax, GRAY For Trliament, then those hoaora'vie houses be- supertvous; and the government will be, not on! jecuts, but the mikera of tac laws. Chus the © declaration of the Cong! de of treuti xpress purpose of the suppression of the riave nmen} by this usurpation, would become a des. | tad. It \s painful to witness this retrogreasion of opinion | faith on the part of the American Consul, compelling to a ‘ot be ou equal terms with the American | Hearaaley, G. C. Bronson, W. C Noyer and C O'Coaor. compatriota may be ou equal te other legal gentiemon connected wiih fortes, wih or wit yw inchment se! from th merchants, Two wrongs do not make aright; aud wo | There are doubtic can but regret aad condema this deliberate act of bad | Be cause. 2k MIL AMY. i NEW YORK, DECEMBAN 2, n8 “THe PIRET RET. | are PPB. C . amongst & large portion of tho people of the United States, | certain extent the Hritish Consul to commit tue same in Avrest roR MAysLavoenreR —Srantiine Drs- ment New York Voluoteers —r very oficer and meindac — - the Omvention of Paris is illegal; and, If England | We trust that it is only a temporary ebullition of fooling, | self-deferoe. The ollence is not only against the Chinese, | CLOSURE AND ACCUSATION. —-A Lelegrapole donpa.cn Won Fo regiment are respectfully tavited (o avlend w D NG —A NEW CLASS —BROOKES' ACADEMY, not proclaim ite avowal, it will be patent to the | provoked by the exciioment of a great contest—not a por: | but sgainst every person at other ports who pays bis du’ | ceived by the Catef of Poiice last eveulng, from Baiaio, Deid at the Mercer House on Saturday Ro ist Lroome siroct A new ciags tx now forming foe that (be British Parliament bes surrendered its | manent and determ! 4 Hes regularly. Itis bigh time that this partial and too requesting bim to arrest De. A P. Biogior, of this cit. Suretay. Ad the fashionable dances taught 5 one cqures, tiveand that the constitutional prerogatives of - _ system of government of cach port should bo put a Im the evening train oilicer Harris, of a see | arly application is ueceamry, Boirce Wednesday jereiga have been usurped by ber Minisiers, the ‘The Conferences of Paris. 1 and some uniform system avopted for all the Ave ports amo to take the doctor in custody, aud from (ARLES H, IND Ro defortors and administrators of ite laws (From the London !’ost Des. 1 | which shall prevent the freaks or fencies of one Consul the following particulars of the grave gcoa- Lieut F. . Coon, Treasurer ANCING ACADEMY—BRO. relutions of Paris Congress receive the When the Congress of Paris broke up it was determinod | from upeciting the pesoefal agrangeracuts of all the | Sation—A young woman, 19 or 40 years of age, named | D PRKACTIIO wil give a gral on of oth houses of Paritameut; and broome tl mi ‘<otatls should be lef for tus tucure | Western nations with the Coinese. Reecndale, whose faiher resides ta this clty, went to Bot evening from § to 12 o'clock ission £0 cents, Also, the und, we would ask, what means of physic Conterence composed of the recon 2 rm talo, Daving found herweif encrings. Dr. Biegler was sum | x ‘og at the Academy. Kvery- jome possess againrt @ maritime power’ You | wotiaries, who, being the reeldent Ministers of the Powe: The Electric Telegaph Over the World. moned thither to perform ap operation for abortion, v neces. that france—by “the new martime code"—could, | concerned, could always be summoned at any moment From the Londo Post, Des. 4 | Which, it fs alleged, be undertook. In the performance | [RoR SALE—A FIMST RATE SEFOND HAND PIANO, of war with @ superior maritime power, “use tue | when the maiters to be referrod to them should be ripe Benjamin Franklin was ® man of acquiremonta in ad | the young woman was so badly injured that rho survived ° ‘Dandsome case round corners, fine tone and is im por Begium, Holl or Germany.” Then waat | for decision and arrangement vance of bis age. Stucious of the nature of lightning, | the operation but astert time ler deatn took piace on Py | fect order, Can de seen unt sold atNo. 86 Attorney sireet. Ive pover would Fogiand possoss ie case of a future ‘This second Conference bas no power of reopening the | and versed in the science of electricity as it then known | Moncay. The oiroumstances became kaown to the Coro. °o | Price 8106 ies ith Trance? We never keep an army strong | treaty of l’aris or of altering its text or scope. The Con. | {t was be whore sagacity drat detected their affinity, and | 2¢F, WD0 proceeded to hold an inquost upon the body of ° | van Van Bien. novoaTs MANU to ovrate agains; her on her own territory. The | ference may be summoned at any moment, and wecan | who, in 1762, first ‘Applies conductors to the provection of | the uvfortunate deceased, and eitclied facts tending very ° a . we B. rine al wee ’ wit Russia has proved that tho uation attacked | seo no reason why our Government should object to its | buildings; ard his invention wiil bo a ccnstant safeguard | *?lously to implicate Dr. Biegler. A dispatch wat at = | Sune @ y wht | fleet nay piace her own ships in sesurity bebiad | Heing called wgetbe: to property tothe ‘of time Ho, too, took ® promi. | Once sent on and the arrest mado, The Coroner's jury Rd | - ae eaten fortreses. This rule applies with still greater The points in dispute with Russia have been the pos. | nent part in the war of 1 ‘ Wee ptill in seerion last evening, and Sherli! Harris re ver ] re Prices very low. Rusia; as our only means of coercing her lie in | seasion of the Isle of Serpents and of Bolgrad. There | the treaty of al tod turped with bis prisoner in the jock train, This oo- ver Sone Sage = = of her trade. In her own territory. pounta, bold, are rmined by the treaty of the 30th | and France which involved that country in currence will shock this com; a 1¢ moc used ver | AUGUSTA'S Danc we BC moot, bey 4 is inwinerable to the military forces of Bagi of March, and by it wo abice. With respect to the Isle of | rican and European war with Engiand in 1778, pA ee ore pee ae ae the cher hand, England possceses the most Serpents, Turkey bas possession of it, and ap Engiish | probably led remotely tothe great revolution of 1 bs Be yy Tt ~ - fleet. ia''tn the neighborhood. These facts ‘are almost | ho signed tho treaty of peace betwoon tho United Coats. fo tem cites as simple as the indisputable right of the Porte to Sates and Greet Briain ta 1783; frst, Mints. . Coats Freep TEE the Inlands. The Conference will not attempt to re | ter from the new republic to the mother country, r oa! OS FOR BOLI a store it to Russia, With regard to the ‘question of Bol- | from George the Third the emphatic aseurance ashe | #eneraliy regarded a8 a very skilful practitioner. —Ao- = A large _assort ous of oy om resswoed gane pores, } * grad, about that too there can be no doudt, save that | bad been the last man in England who had acknow! cherter Democrat, Dec. 44, eck ee eet eae sve civilization.”’ then we which binges wpon the pame of the piace; and the | its independence, no also he would be tho last man to Overceate. ¥ ne 0 i A Stato of civilization that Russia was in the | pienjpotentiaries know quite woll that whea they | pote it, Bus Franklin det in 1700, long bofore the beats Curiynen FoR THN Wesr.—Some forty or flity Overoonta, Manufactory Twenty-eighth etreet, 1 vane, the Impress Catherine. taid and wrote Bolgrad, they meant tho Bolgrad of tal io that stroggle which freed his country had | chiivren, uncer charge of Mr Tracey, agont ul tho Now Overooata, Warcroous, 325 Hroadway, opposite the Broadway Theaire, MR. COBDEN’S REPLY. ‘be maps which would run the Russian boundary away and very bitter (oolings provailed betwoen tho | York Destitute Chiiren'e Ald Society, camo up from Brereoess, sai SEADGB_INURC HERR A LODOLER Wea Giyy GaRtn, near Bangor, Doo, 8, 1856, 4 not New Dolgrad, which would countries during the Intter years of his life. But | Now York yestorcay en route for tho Wort, whore perms Grereoete REMIUM PLANK —AOUURTZE & LUDOLPY WO ‘The vole of the argument in your letter is found the ver tiem the treaty was | what would the father of olectriesl science hay pent bowes wil be secured for them.—Aldany Argus. @rorcoata. Uverconta. ; ase nom. they are acknow! . “4 y Ary Aseortwvent of preminm piano y lodged om thaneeumption that we surrcndered our boliigo- thom from. England he bad known that thoro were children in Dee %b Overconta Overeuats, orien to any caer manciaotarer'e exvage prance, ant have hts p the iste war from feelings of forbearance to | the cne possible Boi . at or oe leaving whe tages ~ owed a. ‘ Ov » und At aor ation m7 the 0 tartan seta Taculd hav ey honest Pardinia—eo will Turkey—so, ‘not, wi jolwed une as the triump! once | ~ we —— — + eaaee ain, Mr Poul Jalen, Mr. * eel sod Mr. M. tre. @ Azo and France. We bave yet to learn that Russia will care to ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Diy. 2 dhe best) refarences are willingly giten. Oar led @y one —_ —. Ey an haved wa put the question. It is “Y por be yoo a jeaee; itis = = = ora prenem s S re me ren attiude asu' Siates whic anotber thing to carry {t on aftor dofeat—to exposure. | dont THE LECTURK SEASON. ~SCSS ryste Rew ork. Tats. Shane. ‘Those who Were in a position to obsorve | We did net win more by tbo war then the simple cbjeces | “Yt it ts even so. In nogreatmamber of mouths the | _ SS eee Piange ane warranted SCAUBTAR 8 1.0 DOL @9 Broome street. near the weat aide of broad lemmtions of public opinion in the press of that | for which we fought. we did win those, aod no at- vanic wire will connect Efgiaud with the New World, KCTRO PSYCHOLOGY —DR- BENTON CONTINUES 7, acd through Woe apeesbes at Wasoington, on the | tempt to wrest the fruite of our success from us wi'l moet jon early tp 1866 the electric current will carry s mes- 4 hs lectures and amusing exparime: DIANCA, PIANOS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS IF ANT the Miasian war; and, still more, they who koew | wich cther result than ¢efeat. age or Lire & gun across the Atiantic with a velocity that Gracd street Raturd h ings Deo. con® persn thinks enough of another to preseat them Onice for between the United States Minister in . allows no appreciable measure of time, Wonderful as | * at 7% o'clonk Atmlitance ani our Foreign Oftice, need not be told that any itu is watane bee mich an, thers and | the project is, it 1 no mere apeculation; the thing hag | Clr! api ications for disease, 477, & sampt on our part to uphold the right of sarc’ how much that te base can be comcosied, wrapped up, | alrendy been necomplished. Already submarine tole yt N@ MEN'R CHRISTIAN UNIO! as jou traly say, is essential to the maintoaaa 7 mp of diplomatic diction, and apba, concentrated in London, traverse St. George’ Lectures for the course na carried of by the authority of w great and powerful Snarrel to Dablin, tte North Channel to Carrickfergus, | Th EH. Chapt chor t i government. The Cabinet of St. Petersburg has pre od yy oO S.aaee ee 1 a mine Ree leary Ward Beecher, January & Subjec with gsifeen hundred dollar ($10) piano, examine BASS ORD'S. 69 Broadway, up stairs. Prices from $1,f4u, inclusive. Must be sold this y DIANOPORTES WANTED IN EXCHANGR & a . OF NEW YORK, Bubject—""Benje. Addiees h. MM, t rope a note which nese think on The : . aaeee ove net ame | Sonenoa te ae ‘aan on ” ~. bye bee tomy WANTED, A FEW LESSONS ON THR ¥; J sind condrimed the to-aiooe of our couched vot et guarded moderation, ts Great Bolt, and “ibe Bound tr wae boing - Ry Thee | n the evenings Address, wih terms, J. K., ierald jager , | covebed in language of the most jeration, ir ol merson, February 12 Con But this did not towoh tho facts of the ase | © onsiderabie length, is fall of profesrions of the moat | t Karlacrona, which connects Swedes duet prosented to our ment in 1864, whea | cs iboraut good faith, and is altogether so exceedingly | Europe. France communiomes with ber Algorine Go. The Rev. T. Starr King, February ably evident fiat ine Americas peop! Gecoreus, so emooth, and so respectable that one can | Vernor by @ line which pesses from Spezia to Cape Corso | ond ile” Subjeet—"'Rxistenoe Th NTS RMGANE RR. ined that (heir merchant ships should n04 ‘that prepared over Cortica and Sardinia to the porhood of Tu a. Subject "Phi Overcome. PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO LET THR ched by our cruisers; and that any attempt an waa contr _* ply fren = and thence to Algiers by land. Even the inhospitable = Hon. Nathaniel P. Ranks, Jr. March 6._ Swhject | ae . A ‘whole cr part of asecond oor, handsomely furnished; tie proceediogs which led to the rupture of reprenentation, apd faith that ebadders at the | Buxine has received the beneficent messenger, and many At Dr. Chapin’s church, 643 Broadway, a! 7'. PM. Tick EVANS XTRNSIVR bath and cloerts an same floor, use of kieben if required. Ap- ik be resisted would lead to bloodsned. ad | bere iden of '& doubt or « surmise of ie sin. | av axious mind bas bron relieved by the tol from | ets for the corres, prior to the firat lecture, $1 i), single tek: eee UTTING WARRHOUAR, ply at No, 224 Fourth street, opposiia Washingioa Pi i J probability, «md ina war between the cerity. And yot we venture to say that ort of this doou- | Balaklava to Varna; whilst preparations are being made | etn 25 cents may be procared of Van Norden & King. 45 Weil 66 and 68 Fulton steaed, NE a $$ . Gar goversaneat, iberetore, very wily | Scat ase Sith ie ald. exeepe, the very 0 saree manner with Matte, Constan- | frect and ciner booustores, und ai the dour on teeter” Hewweon Gola and CAd seen, GOOD THRER STORY HO#SK TO LET, WEST OP te point, and, in doing #0, mot (he wishes, mot “of geography and the moet superiicial ac win eae The amount of overcoats. Hircadway. jent tothe cara, below Twentieth : but of every nation of Rurope. q with the history of the lsat tew yoars, with DWIGHT H. OLMSTR AD, ) Coeng, sos See Sree Dum ore. yearly rent gee, bath, range, Ac = The piano, with to the mode of of | f,> jeu industry than bas been bestowed on tho disct CLEMENT D. NEWMAN, ( Lecture Com. ‘om ihe furniture included, price $40), phering of anclout inscriptions and the interpretation of | the vid ie te commence st Gor: and alone te a La Contained Im thie exienaien rxinblishmnant ie I a ae I, route n'a ——————— 1o be fitted and suited, In ovary re: 60 wndred and eighty miles—the bottom of the see HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. Tor ns Feenrds price, Ierane faiters himself that he Oa | He ae eee eee aces ramping trom S18 lew. been * ja & plateau or long continued bank, as discovered by ~~ —— Rnd does undersell every ober clothier in the oy Of New | igo per month. Alro two eleganily furn! houses i= little mora than the will of the strongest, modified ‘of the me Lioutenant Maury in 1863, and 80 emtoently sulted az the GENTLIMAN OF THE BAR AND HS WIFE, RE. | York, Por instance Heookipa, at a reat of $00 to $100 per month. 1 | he charge supmarine cable, that it has been siding in the vicinity of New York, desire furnished | Handeome black cloth Ragiens and aed ©. BR. MILLER & CO., 195 Broadway. fo ike di rerting place of ; . . jection, 1 Na A ene A legraph platorm, It is of a tolerably unt tn'e ety for the Winter months: Woe reapeetabie | Beantifol bearer vuriouia and agi i's oiiaie a a ay “mean omy , that Russia, baving form capt, net more than nen eles .bewn susoesatally room, Pesce’ on soon oie URNISHED MOUSE, TO LRT WITH MODRSN IM after this explant! outh of the Danube, used encountered du Part xient, shou: Canada gray overcoats : able family. Location near’ Broadway ‘and Canal. streok perious necessity.”” I need not add that! | iba: mouth allogether, deeper near the [risa coast than the shores ot Newtourd . Rirg: and tionskin Ragians . aR mS a Ee pon such an act as & more matter of form. | o.°4) ‘conditions of peace was t aad about two or three miles ie Drendih. Tate | en ABLE POR A DEWTING SG | Danneel Rereazmere, mixed beaver, oesncd eet fg | dress alba, Hera ofice is compered of a bed of the most minute ROOM WANTFD-—SUITABLE FOR A DENTIST'S jancy cloth frocks, well made Trom the sentiments put forward by those | entirely from the Danabe, end leave tt hang! Tg a ge a BB Sflige, near Broadway, above Howson street, address | Tbe finest custom made treme froske. ou... ...< 14 5 8 3 the press supposed to be connected peo A Rn A y the ‘ale ot Serpents, | guisbable by the naked 6: and of =, delicate | Veotist Herald office, Geers es eae bo fe * fees Hieber. Ta sn Domania : had. Those ts whether, ba’ ‘ap attempt in which sho was entirely outmanw-avred and 4 beautiful #tructore—apparently kindred to those QUIRT, RESPRCTARLE onta : 5 | Stemtinn apply & 1 Weet Twenty fourth pute forward | microscopic shel whic chalks . Wish part of @ house, consistin *.8 || Soe . i reuseshen tee Lovers thet’ ipere wea’ 50. Ox tna’ marbleeon te prove the comploto stillness of the Are 1 four bedroon, st moderate r Oe 8 | Serene pian a the Arete meet the ee fan, er ee ata eiea aes | iets vosctn wane” Aliso a Ween iit see | Flore oe ames zo pourerety an hostess al the possession of that island would have en. | that ibe distur! cage z ‘waves, oven this day. . . ——— sible tenant ae eatab' eli ae me of Commons—taking for the startimg point Of | tirciy pentralised all the provision® #0 earnestly insisted | most violent storm, crases at a clepth comparatively Ath NOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS, pear southern cliy, the businessof which, with proper manage the slate quo as settled in the Congress of | InCIY Bi ntreeaes Oe ee navigation of the Danube. | trifieg. St. Jobt's le two or threo days nearer Kogland OILER WANTED —AnOUT TWENTY PRET LONG Clothing for :he bolidays eee oe wel purheps Gen ferakere of toot no sano man will dream of distorbitg— | JP" wnG interpret tration in this manner should do than ; and now tbat @ dangerous reof, called the twenty to twenty four inches in diameter with two flaes, ihing for the bolidaye, ~Py 10, Apply a4 once to @. D. will be ail buts unanimous decision in tte tof the sword, but for the vanquished thi Rock. tathe narrow a tothe a imust be in perfect order. Address Kotler, Herald office, een ee ter a bondage, Sonany A A pane ME . ligation fatile LJ water—bas boon a ion ——_—— I can foresee grest benefits to the cause © on aa —— sf ailfally by the ordor abd at ‘OUSE. WANTED —THE ADVRRTIORR wiettes To | Ready mae ce london | RADY POWER—IN THE DEPOT RUILDING, COF- 4 qneaiion of the rectification of the Bossara. | the expense of tho company, the largest steamors in tho purchase a genteel city or country property in Brook Ready made or to onter: ner of Rim and Franklin streets, ene square from Broat- to fool that sho is not eu: can safety pass in and ou; of that land locked | lyn or on Miaten Isiand, in exchange for good divioend payung Ready made or to order; way Croton water, Ts os and every - } ral fores, and she posscenen abundant fecllition for. Coaling | Socks. Address UA. G , Nerall office, wating lovation mi Ready made or loorder; | pence. Inquire of t. 00 the premise. = nl clase Rteam: Crossing Newfoundland to Cape ‘The nealest styles at low prices, finan tebe ereda tee having yulées © | ta across the Gulf of St. Law RWELRY AND MERCHANDISE WANTED, IN EX? ‘The neatest styles at low prices, th disputing, On one oo: the frontier line cut a | Ray, the cable @) change for land—The subseriber in ry The negleat styles at low prices, LET.—LIGHT SHOPPING ROOMS, WITH STRADY lake in two, bui Russie was too generous to Ye Cape Mor, wpenee, traversing Cape, Breton | Casee qustity of koot aralabie tand’im the Wate of tnd Wenieat myles A low prices, ° Si." 2 pectemnas beards vorsed op about belt's and ceded it 10 Moldavia itis Sei counaede of Herth Ameren, ton te desirous of eXchanging the same fora good antireners. | A aac waoun & PROCH EY” Meme sleet low priee, M4 ne town of Kommort belonged to. olan fmonget the most remarkable events of the age in | fcrsncnge dhe’ came fir land, will tnd ito bieie nioeeet Wo At DRYMOOLD & ROOT: 389 Went Twenty fourth street, sear Tenth avenne. ‘Rosela was once more maguanimons, and whatever which we jhe changes effected by this new | nidrose for one week G. F , box 18 Post oflce, Reston, Pa. at eR UaostD s Phtom ) LRT_VART OF AN UNFURNIRHED TOURE, TO comprehended in the name of Katamori passed | agency of intercommunication. Rapidly a¢ ream ‘AU DRUMGOLD & PROCIUS, TC Soar tamily, or single gentiemen, No. 81, Weat into the dominions of Moldavia. And Kore we | brid Allantic—bowever soon aa we may expect | Hor WANTED—FOR A TERM OF YRARS, BETWEEN | No, 12) Fulton street. fureet, beween Bixih aod’ Seventh avenues. Beference ex- for ® moment te un! minds of the | « all gresmee interchange of te a poe a in senah Sevan eae ne No. 120 Fulton street. changed. fufacturing pu ; EE reapeotful admiration ‘and a whole Seng ee ae ee CoAT COO, ee Seni | ‘arreds Adarece 8. No. 358 owery.. TT OLRT_PART OF THR HNRE STORY AND ATTIO there will, somo time oF other, be reached ® limit to | “lone wANTED-AUITANLE FOR A PORTER ww ednvomne, ‘hitchen, aod cele, Posssasion Jacanry the veloc! hinge bodies can be moved | Sings, rent not to exceed $000 per Andum, paysite ore eT RT ROSS, 09 Pearl strest. Sehioh cannot be vory far distant; aad | Soouily oF god thren sory dwelling hove thai would be PLA bowever of speed might be which solence | Fenied for an English chop house, convenient to Bros iway, LET—A STORE, WITH A PINE snow womer may bereafter Would ‘sul leave the great | and uot above F.urteeuth street, Actdreas William Jot My a he room and two bedrogm 3 commercial merion at @ disadvantage as | stone Herald office. suit tailors, butchers, £o., not for The Hine will afford to commerce ¢ VV ANTE . by An elderly Indy and hor daughter, | Hence offer to cut at home, i@ giving full security, oe im the rapt orders and information, the } ..., ibe firet or secon floor, below Oanal street amd weet of every hind at prices in proportion to quantities. are certainty merenaiate eaboetatse the Som. | is font padin.advance, References exebanged. Ai | Fracy to contract, for large quanti and to gut drill pana: severed friends 5 re. Ferris, street by twenty five or & bs a ‘diplomatic relations, | ————————_——— art ETH 'D. R, vor ist Herail clas, ustl’ Deseaber Hee f “Sacclacs aman borers WANTEDAPAMIOR, BEDROOM. AND swat, | fi they arine—at al betore they are known to exist rth ies be sotersif k Me teak meen 7Q} RRARY, STREET —AROOND WAND CLOFUING = ci A Me, . —are incaleulable; area over which ite influsnoo | ‘rms. “hich must be mo: — 2: store. Qratlemen desirous of converting large or will extend im North Ai ‘be measured by the NTED TO RENT—RBY A SMALL QUIFT (MERI 47 lop ot Fan of or crepe veane PES Ee vot de Franca, and every } « | fact that 62 anton we SATS an con, famaly. tory reoens, , Ret not to exceed 819) per ein, ibe foll_ value by applying You now 6 trio wire tn the States amount i | annem, irene T, T, K 49% Pearl ateeet