The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1857, Page 2

2 IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Whe Rew Creaty with the United States— Wifteen Millions ef Dellars to be Loaned to Mexico—Comonfert’s Dictatoral Powers, dic. ‘The press of Mexico announces that Senor Range! bas Deen seat by the supreme government on an important misatos to Kurope. @u the 14th uit., = party of forty-two persons from the @nptial, pessed through Puebla, under a2 escort, on their way to Yucatan, where they had been banished. It was nid several ecclesiastics were to follow thom. ‘The President was waited upon on New Year's day by @e étplomatio corps, government officers, &o., with the ‘ewan! compliments; but the fact that the municipality of the city did not send the customary committee was caus: wg wveb comment. The Sigio states that Mr. Barron, wishing to absent fntmecif from the British Consulate at Topic, the legation ed named Mr. Alsopp to act im his stead, but that the mprome government bad declined to grant him an exe- eater, During the year 1856 the mint af Guanajuato coined 9479,476 im gold, and $4,366,524 in silver. ‘The papers from Gianajuato and Queretaro, Jan. 15, eentain some particulars as the movements of the revo- Butionists. On the night of Jan. 11, 2,000 men arrived at Gum Migued Allende, asking lodgings, but only six bun- @rea entered the piace under ihe orders of Mejia. The others remained in the suburbs. The first movoment of (he Invaders was to raisc a forced loan. The same night {aey provesded towards Buena Vista, but hearing that fey would be met there by Gen. Parrodi, with 1,600 Rersemen, they took the road jto Ohiohimequillas and Gage. ‘Sv. Parroii on the 16th paseed Queretaro, in close par- um after the insurgents, According to the Cronica of Qporetaro, the revels had only twelve pieces of artillery ‘Ber from having 6,000 mon, as reported, they have Bardiy 2,000, and are diminishing daily by desertion, ‘hey are commaniod in three divisions, by Mejia, Sami (emgo and Montoya. OUR MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE. Try oF Mexico, Feb. 1, 1857, Bmporiant Inielligence—New Treaty with the United Staica— The New Oonititution The Presidential Election, de dc. A treaty was signed last night between the United Sta‘es end Mexico, by which the United State are to loan Mexico 984,000,000, receiving as security fifteen per cent of the cus- feme; and tome arrangement for more unrestricted commer etal intercourse is to be made ata further consideraiion, @& Wiis sum $3,000,600 gces to pay American claims, and at Be same time a postal treaty goes imto operation. With fie money the government can strengthen itself and wit! be emboldened at once to carry out the great reforms @f the day, take the church property, &. ‘The constitution was also finished yesterday, and goes Bully into effect in September next, until which Gemonfort’s extraordinary powers contince. The ciec Gon takes places in May, and the vew government, with thle cons'tiution entire, goes into effect aleo in September. @vlonel Charies Batterfield goes with the treaty on the @m Wo the Guerrero, from Vera Craz. General George L. Hammeken is very busy with his maliroad to Tacubaya, which he expects will be completed fend inaugurated by the Ist of April. Bon Miguel Lerde do Tejada has gone out of the Cadi met, because General Comonfort would not carry out bis fdeas and take the while of the church property at once Lerdo is sustained by all of the best men of the coaniry and will be brought forward for the Prosideacy at the @lection in May, but whether bad iniiuences may not be feo much for bim cannot yet be said. Qongress is now tn permanect session for the produc don of the constitution, but 1: is said that Comonfort doce met wish tt published, for 1s will take away hit extreord: mary powers. | believe he has been brough! to s stand st] for a time, in the measures of reform he had #9 glo Wiemly commenced by the bed influence of pretended ‘Merais who are actually befriending the church. None of the promunciamienivs sooms to amount to much, But they keep the country unquiet. (From El Diario de la Marina, By the spanish steamer Mejico mewspapers {rom Vera Cruz and the city @m the ith and 30ib of January, respec ively. ‘The situation of the country stil: wed the same mad aspect as we know o! by our advices. Civil ing in one part of the States, and thers war is reg maiefactors, profiting by the actual state of things, com: mait the most Dorribie crimes, of Vera Cruz, gives the latest news from from the Monwor of the 24:h ult bon Lats took 400 fer a short time, but yielded afier losing 1% killed ‘and 20 or 30 wounded It is stated that he expest- e@ Usolio to join bim with 1,000 more. ‘The insurgents were barricaded on the heights of M dena, where ‘The government fend “ther poli. buildings, the @emrcives on the military parade ground, and the commander-in-chief took all necessary measures (or at feckivg them as econ as the section of the vangasrd of fhe Northern army, which, uader the command of 4r. ig by force! marches the @&y, sbould have arrived. The nortocra army is com ri at @uppored that Vicacri bad arrived. The foroes of (tnon Smount to 500 men, dat for want of intelligent officers mistrust and disorder reign among thi The Progreso of the BOB ult. copies the Monvor of the 26tB ulumo — Genera! Parodi, by combined movements, crove the enemy out of the postion be occupied on the Cerro de ‘Tt was positively stated tnet yesterday een geen f men presenied themselves befor: the ad |, and informed him that desertion among the rebels was so considerable that even officers ran Laat Tharsday Ovnon errived at Toliman, whic makes us believe, with sufficient reason, that this chive! Bopora, ting an end to the jont ‘elect of Hermosiilo routed the Yaquis, aud the ernment |! 00ps defeated the Apaches, and the cbi-’s ‘been taken prisoners, all things have subsided HA Amto order ano peace. ‘The situation of Tampico hai obliged the government to lasve a cecree by which that port is declared closet, ubless abitants and ibe armed force who exocaei the movement of Ustober Blsi lert express their sabmis- ton to the authorities of the government. ‘The Ministry was still incompieto, Senor Lerdo de Te Sede Dap yet been replaced. Senor Montes Lf Shoes, be ‘There was Qed, that rea going to Bie Ministry. ‘Madrid would lea’ The Sugar Cane Expedition. ‘The following, whieh Se from tae New Orleans Preaywne of the 7tb instant, will at this time be read with all Mt ei if g : i é : i “ i i fs ster’ fe 2 § z a i 3 g NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1857. IMPORTANT FROM CUBA, Important Arrtvals trem Mexico—Great Mo- netary Expansion and Joint Steck Mania— —Failure of the Cern Crop—Injury te To bacco and Sugar Creps—Suicide of Chinese Envoy to Washington to Arra:c the American Protectorate for Mexico, die., die., die. By the Empire Otty we have receive! our lette: , and full files of the Diario dela Marina and Prensa ( Ha. ‘Vana to the 10th inst, from which we extract the ollow- ing interesting Items of news. The whole is'and sems to be involved ina general ‘whirlwind of speculstion and financial expansion, which ‘contains abundant germs of a disastrous commercia; erisis ‘atmo iuture day. At present, however, every- thing seems to be going on with the most wonderful Prosperity. The career of speculation meets with no check, and banks and associations of all kinds for specu lattve purposes are brought forward with a rapidity that can only be looked upon as a padlic mania. Branch banks are proposed in Matanzas, Cardenas, ‘Ville Clara, 3t. Jago and many ether places. Asan evi dence of the tone of the public mind we find that lists ‘Were opened at Havana and Matanzas for subsoriptioas to a bank in the latter place, with a capital of $600,000. ‘The lists remained open but a short time, and wheo closed the subsoripiions at Havana amounted to $470,000, and in Matanzas to $845,600. Gas companies are proposed also to light half a dozen small towns in the country, and railroads are to be oon structed im all direotions. This furor will no doubt reach ‘a hit, and sball have to chronicle a great revulsion of all this flctitious prosperity. Among the schemes is one for @ grand credit mobilier, with a capital of four millions of dollars. It was found that the Captain General deemed his powers incufficient to grant the charter, and {t was to be asked from the Queen at Madrid. The Diario announces that the cern crop bas failed throughout the greater part of the island, and urges the gvernment to suspend for a time the duties on Indian corn and meal, It states that these articles aro not only necessary in large quantities for the cattle, but thet they form an important ftem of food to all of the laboring and poorer claeses. The amount of corn imported tn 1854, whee Cuba made a fuli crop, was 354,000 arrobas, (of 25 pounds,) and the demand this year upon the United States must be immensely larger. [Cuba rates two creps of corn annually, amounting ta the aggregate to seven millions of bushels. The amount of the winter crop, which is said to have suffered largely, msy be estimated at three millions of bushels.—Eps Besa } A violent bail and rain storm bad been experienced tm the tobacco district, which bad done mach damage to the tobacco plants, and it was feared would produce a serious effect upon the crop. The plant corn had also suffered greatly. In the sugar district, in the vicinity of Bourba, great destruction had been caused to the standing cane by a fire which first broke out in the woods, and spread to the cane ficlds. Eighty-seven fields are said to have beeo burnt, but from some of them the oane had already Deen cut. A party of four of the imported Chinamen had com mitted suicide, at Guanabacoa, near Havana, by taking » Jarge quantity of Jacdanom, mixed with poison. When found, two of them lay apon their wooden beds already dead, and the other two expired shortly after. ‘A project is on foot to build another large thestre, to rival the Tacon, to be called the Concha theatre. The snbecription was very nearly filled up, and the Prensa says that it was certain that Havana would have an- other gran tratro. The same paper states, that Don Joaquin Rangel had arrived in that city from Vera Cruz, on his way to the United States. It is said that the mission of Senor Ran- gel is to arrange the pian for s protectorate of the United States, over the republic of Mexico. He would remain a sbort time in Havana pefore embarking or New York, The Prensa adds, that if this plan is carried out, {t would be the poisonous sade that will sooa finish that unbappy repubitc. Beth the Diario and the Prensa comment editorially and at great length on the return of the Spanish Charge from Mexico and the closing of the Logation there. The commenis bave not a warlike tone, however, the nearest Pproach to i belxg @ valiant editorial of the Prewa, which asks Mexico if !t thinks 1} has sufficient elements to prevent s Spanish squadron from doing with tts coast towne what the Americans did with Greytown in 1854. Col. José Lopez Santa Anna, a son of ex-President San- ta Anca—now in Bavana—and Don Luls G de Vidal, a Mexican, both addrers letters to the Prensa, denying that Gen Santa Anna ever authorised Senor Oortez to offer to bring Mexico again under the crown of Spain, as that gentioman recently publisbed in Madrid. They launch Into long eulogies of Santa Anza, who, scoording to their Jetters, is the only pure and patriotic man Mexico ever possessed. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, Feb. 8, 1867. Interating from MexicomSpanish Relations with that Re publicThe Opera—Snow White Doves ani La @range— Intere.ting Local Items— Deaths of Americans. On the 8lst ultimo the Spanish war steamer Isabel Se gunds retorned to this port from Vera Craz, bringing as passengers the Spanish Minister at Mexico, Senor Sorele, and the atachis who had been connected with bim in hie diplomatic mission. The archives and the aifatrs generally of the Spanish legation in Mexico are, as] un derstand, left in charge of the French Minister. Immediately upon the arrival of the Isabel Seganda ti ‘was made public that Senor Sorela and the atiachés wero on board, and quite an excited state of puditc feeling on sued. it was looked upon ase declaration of war, and the Spaniards, ever eager for bloodshed, talked savagely about @ total extermination of the whole Mexican race ‘War, with all {te horrors, was freely discussed, and Ms dame Rumor, with her thousand tongues, was busy ia giv ing reports as to the number of troops and the perionw! of the expedition that was to be sent against Mexico, Next day (lst tmet.) the fpanish Post Oss steamer arrived with the mails from Spain, upoa which busy ro mor absolutely run riot. The wildest reporte imaginable were spread, and by many béelicved; among oibers, | beard it openty stated that Santa Aans would be hore sbortiy to embark for Mexico, to take part witn she Span fab arms; again, there was # report that the Count Monte molin, ton of Don Carlos, was to take command of th expedition, These two are the most reasonable reporis ‘that I have heard—of the truih of which there ls a bare possibilty. I will not encumber this letter with the ‘thousand and one other reports that were circulated, be cause ould not unnecessarily ocoupy your valaabie and because | have not the slighiest confidence of trae. a Briush sorew linc-sf-battio steamer Nile sailed hence on the morniag of 5d inst.,for Bermuda, where she ‘went to meetthe two Acmirals, the one retaraing ‘Engiand, haviog 4 to the other, nis sucosssor, une command of the North American and dia station © Of the 2d init., Captain Muady, of the the Captain-doneral, A young Indy of edt Ta fl g = i cH i: ef opera. It was the benetis entertainments ooaristed of the : i i : I ‘of bouquets were showered upon the stage, Denuafel waiee Goves were let Hy trem the weese sf had evidently been trained, hed , py By RF The house was crammed to i utmost Amoilo imrodvoed “ La Calumnia,’”’ and sppeared with “ gresey ’’ @ perfect caricature of the venal Even 2: : Fs es i eocompanied by su sera, friend of mine from Ox the ' it ¥ ii §. z iif tie & REEF if SEF in} suit § Ez i 2 3 i i | 54 ii E Z Th fit: 232% site Ha u if § i Pi »F 5 | i i i | i } i 3. nt He at Ls § i & i E tr i z i il i H i : 8 i H F 1 : He | if ne tn i i E | flare it G i f i i i i =f i | # ef i z ff i i i i g i i 1G fl gE iy | 2 z 3 ey 3 i Ff of this of perasing Fy hereore Ya more than ‘this upsealed until after the arrtval of the steamer from Havana, Feb. 10, 1857. Accounts from Mewico— Movements of Americans—Fhe Su gar Orop. Baving exterminated Walker in Central America by the plans which were laid down by General Morales Rada ‘when visiting his cousins in Costa Rica, we are once more turning our attention to St. Domingo and Mexioo, It ic true that we hear of Walker’s exploits, but he is dead—he revives now and then, but they are the last struggles of expiring freedom, under the combined forces —and but a little time will elapse before the palace sicep ere will be relieved from the incubus which haunts their minds, In Mexioo, {t is sald, that if we do not establish the an cient empire under the protection of Spain, we shall have glorious revenge for the indignities perpetrated against as by refusing nationa! audition of our fraudulent socounts, and punishing our citizens, who, under ih pay, had been plotting againat the government and dist irbing toe Pet ihe jand, taken in fact, with arms in nett ands. Many persons of station declare thet war wih the republic is inevitable, but I have seen mantfoat dest: DY go s0 improvidently slow that faith falls me as to the yy antagonism, unless got up in the way of a sham or fight In this connection I must note that on Sunday last we bad a grand parade inspection, sham figat and review of all the effeotive force in the fleid—whites, negroes and yolunteers—something over seven thousand I have beard much larger number stated, but as there is not material from which to draft the soldiery I place no confidence in ihe story. These gaia days of mimic battle msy do to feed the saiional vanity, but they will never mike soldiers. Th ai ‘was a magnificent sham—Concha and bis stat! ‘war, and the ladiss who graced the battic Presence were quite as full of fre as the troops ‘went to see. General Concha permitted a party to visit the Oabavas and Moro castles last , on the re- OF the guests, 1 Bervardsiown, Mass.; Judge Endress, of the State of New York; Gol. Wheatley, of Tennessee; Co\. Moore, of Missieeipp!; Dr. Thomas Grees, of same State; Mr. Wadrus- ly, of Louisiena, with some twenty other gentlemen of dis- Unction, whose names | have not, and a quantity of fem! nine charms that coud not be so easily computed as the guns of the casties, nor so efficiently resisted. itrageous crime oo! afew evenings since in the vicinity of Jesus del Monte, follows. by murder, in which several persons are said to be im. plicated, but no discovery has yet been made of the cri- milpals. The steamer Isabel is to lonve to day at 7A. M., and is to take from our borders several interesting of Havana and and generaily believed, that the crop of sugar will be short of last scason, bat I think the difference will be algh. Misdirected Letters. PREPARED BY W. B. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA. ‘Liat of letters advertised tn the New Yors Hamat, Se turday, Feb. 14, remaining in tho New York Post Oice ‘uncalled for:— PBILADELYELA BOUEBS. neues ROUSE, a1 Aappach, need & Co. Isaac Adams & Oo. Bauey & Alexancer. H. ©. Broows & €o, Dale, Ross & Withers. Jobp B Ellison & Son. Handy & Morris. Jewett, Teddette & Co, Longoope, Pearce & Moore, Caarles Scudder & Oo, E. C. Pratt & Co. Wakefield & How Richardson & Oo. E. A. Smith & Brother. A. Souder & Co Tyndale & witcnell. Pubiisbers North American. RA TIMORE BOUBEB, CINCINNATI HOUSES. Rarr & Haight. G. W. Ball & Oo, Reynokts & Smith. Bovle & Co. Speneer & Reid, intended 8 Davis & Co. tor Spence & Reid Groesbeck & Oo. William Woodward & Co. WASHINGTON CITY, Woodruff, Baldwin & Oo,, Gregory & Maury, jab'y tor Woodward, er. Lov, Bald wis’ & Co. Well & Brother. ALBANY HOU#ES. m Benjamin & Herrick. Culver & Co, K, V. R. Lansing. List of letters advertised in the Boston Herald, Wodnes day, Feb. 10, remaining tn the Boston Post Office: — PRILADELPAIA BOUSB. E. W. Clark & Oo, Waison & Oo. ‘Hrotns & W. Clark, Dodge & Co, Wm F Osclidge & vo LORE, Cummins, Seaman & Go, Baker & Brother, « PROVIDENCE, B. 1, Aaron ii, Curry & Son, Rice & Hay ward. eTete or BBW YORK, Hon Francis Graoger, WILMINGTOS, DSL, E. 1. Dapont, Nemours & Oo. Bolly'sR R Advecate, AUlaatio Mutual Inn. Co, Peck & Waller, Moulding Oo. List of letters advertised in the Pittsburg Detpaich, Fob. 7, remaining in the Pittsburg Post Ofiee — cmansan. et Lom. Hitch & Langdon. Eidy, Jameson & Co, List of letters from the Daltumore Sin, Feb. 10, romain. ing in the Raltimore Post Otlice. — PHILADBLI'BIA BOURES. GNCINRAn, §. B. Bona & Co, Wood, Lea & Oo, Lavdreth. Rosenthal Brothers. From the St. Louls Republican of Saturday, Fob, 7, re- maining in the St. Louis Post Office:-— Beebe & Oo., New York. From the New Orleans Picaywne of Sunday, Jan, 18, remaining in the New Orleans Post Ofice:— Tour, Jamoa M. Prake & Co. 1, M. Singer & Oo, ‘The Work of the Legisiature, LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS. We pertnersbip, except as provided in reotion 17, no F aball be "au partnership or to bind the same 2. Amends seo. 12 of the law, #0 that, general or special, the co partaersbip small Taina pancreas Ipastnese tranenesod ther’ ve ¥ be Feturn of the geods be refesed, 10 trate fo be 99, out of which he aball pay 10 conte for ne acknowledgment, and 265 cents for the recording aud filing of the A fine of $56 ie inflicied for vio lation of the act. See tons, See eee marry accor thelr rites, provided observe the pro of the act. OF POOR WORKING PROPLE. My. Janzs 8. S.v1TEs introduced a bill which is parti fete be it fees A | He i i ul Ha 5 i rE H if auxiliaries will appear this evon! called the ‘‘Secret Marriage” and ‘ let of “Flora and Zephyr.”? Brrron’s.—A new bom Jed the ‘Four Phantome’” juced to night— is to be pee ay, Mrs. Pics Messrs. Burton, Brougham and . Abalier ket ‘ ; and “Our Wife” follow. WALLACK's. — “Medi ”? with Miss Heron as the hercin> ‘ital Marder,’’ constitute th: Laves Kumnn’s pretty play called ‘Rachel, th. Reaper,’’ and the excellent old comedy entitied ‘: Stoops fo Conquer,” will be performed to-night. Mis» Keene plays in both. Mc-tvM.—This afternoon we are promised ‘A Kiss in the Dark’ end “‘Away with porn and in the os Mr, Conway's pleasing drama of “Old Folks at me.”? Tar Coverup OreRs.—George Christy and Word, at 444 the Buckley's at 686, and the original Obristy’s at 471 Broadway, offer five programmes for this evening. “ADVERTISEMEETS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL, E WIDOW OF F. C. LEFEGERN, FORMERLY joboken. will call at 2) Barclay street up siairs, she will bear of something to vantage. NFORMATION WANTED—UF MARY LYNCH, AvED ld years. the left her home on the 1th, and has not been beard from since, Any information from her will be tii unk: fully received by ber mother, Mrs. Lynch, No. 122 Mout see NFORMATION OF THE WHEREABOUTS OF A MR. ‘©. W. Hobbell will be thankfuly received by Bridqman & Co., 158 Grand st. NFORMATION WANTED-—OF FXANK ROBINS; I< ‘at precent employed on the New Yorg and krie Railrovt Any ini 2 him will be thankfully received by lx Sister, as she is sick. Aadrers Elizabeth Kobins, 34 Downing at, Don’t fail to cail this evening. OTICE.—JANE STRICKLAND, WHO ARKIVED from Liverpool by the ship Kmpire state, is requeset to send her acdress to her sisters. Care of John Fer- guson, ttam’ord, Conn. ANTED.—THE RELATIVES OF GRORGE ROS ‘will please call at 97 West street, where they can hear something to their advantage The above man shipped oo vessel and was lost at sea, Southern papers pleave F THE of Hi POLITICAL. A BISUNION CONVENTION, UNDER THE AUSPICR: merican An ’ Deki ss MECHANICS ILALte CHICK. ON MONDAY AND TURSDAY, FEnRTARY 16 4xD IT Day seagicns free, commencing at 1054 A.M. and 8; P.M Rrening session at 7}; 0 clock; 123, centa, to de tray expenses. ‘lllam Lloyd Garrison, Parker Pillsbury, Charles Lenox 4, Serah P. Remond, Rev. Samuel J: May, Aaron M Powell, Busan B. Anthony and others will e iu atiendance pliitiiere be elarge guihering of the friends of universe) 22% WARD,.—THE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC ‘Ward Committee, elected on the ticket headed Fernando ‘&c., for General Committee, are evening, the 16th tnst., at 7) o’clock, at the house of James Hughes, Righth avenue an Forty ninth street. | By order. DAVID J. CHATFIELD, Chairman pro tem. THE MILITARY. ITY GRENADIERS —THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE company are requested to meet al the armory, Mi Fonse, on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, "slow, in fatigue uniform. Punctual attendance is requested, as bus! ness of importance will be brought before the company. | UBERT TRWIN, Captain. order of INDSRY BLUES, ARMORY PZATS HOUBE, 66 LUD. James Mitten, Orderly Sergeant low street.-The members of this command a’e herety dotified to attend a drill this (Tuesday) evening, February i7. Tig o'elock. By order, MTis Oelock. BY order, An A. ROBERTS, Osptain Jo. M. Wiser, Orderly. BE MEMBERS OF THE PETERSON LIGHT GUARO are hereby notified to aitena a meeting on Wearesdtay ‘ebruary 18, at the International Hall, 51 Diviroo o’clgak By order, SAMUEL JACKSON, Major Commanding. Jawns Mounar, Beoretary. eve’ street, a! TCHMS, JEWELRY, &. d KR TRADE I8 RESPECTFULLY Ih man and for cash. L [ANH & O0O.. 415 Broome street. ATCHRS, FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATOHRE?.— ‘The subscriber, tor the rast nineieeu years in business in Wall street, is relling all descriptions of gold and silver watches, at wholesale and retail, at the very lowest prives Jules Jurgensen watches, the mont perfect ume keepers. T F. Gooner. M. 1. Tobiag, R, & 0. Beosaiy, James Btodart,.K. peni.ent second and quarter secont for timing horses; solentid pocket waches, aplendid diamond and enamel watches for indies; id hunting lepines and levers. sliver hunting lepines and exe For sale very low. Wate! 5 ALLEN, Importer of watches and jewelry. , near Broadway, 0. © Je and retail. 11 Wallet., second floor, SEGARS, —————— 200.000 HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN = * segars of Various brands and qualkies, at much belew market rates. Caah purobasers will find bargains Seis en EET eave. OK SALEB~ 600,000 BEGARS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. ddiara, grocers and hotel keepers will buy 25 per cent lower than in any wholesale bouse in the city, by applying at 2 Cedar street. ayane ARGARS—OABANAA, FIGAROS, RBG. laa, renee, trston Crab brands, F. ROORRR, ise Maken lana. 6 . GPCABA—WARTRD, $2,000 TO $3000 WORTH OF low priced se; Ameriean or German, for which cash Will be paid. Address box 248 Herald office. SS BASSFORD'S BILLIARD TARLRS, saafttig order, invite fine players: 149 Ful freets. We will teach any good pinyer, following directions to Fun 160 pointe by ‘caromin Or havaids.” Tabien to order and or wale. HOW IN PER item and § Ann -)RCKER’S MECHANICAL COMBINATION CUBTITONS, warranted Wn to all others in correct BOAKDING A¥D LODGING, N SQUARE, OOBNER OF BANK AND Aone ies win convenient for fumilies nd single References required. TTAGE PLACE, NEAR HOU3TON STREET—A Bl eer eine rmette ta ein as aa Z Sunt'roome; forms modereie; gaa, baih, c.; family small. Inquire as above. UNION SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE PARK —TWO 44 or og EE ‘can be accommodated with single and board. 9 AND 48 MURRAY STREE?.—FURNISHED ROOMS to let. with - ‘without lemen; a tama WHST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH 64.8 ‘Sixth ave.—A front room, or'second toor, suitable in for & gentleman and wife or two single gen' ‘with full or boa: A rt Teens noe 180, & basement nd le for a smaurcea eat Seat enh t rearonable terms. inst cl ‘Dinner at 6 o'clock, Family smal and select. exchanged. Orns. to le, ereral raised Toorae te Fag eeeuemen; ine location n near first class hotels. QBeTMARE’S PLACE, EIGHTH STRERT.—A PRI- vate French family wish to let. with board: i9 6 gen. Seman and wite or family, & handsomely eed sult of }OORDS, parlor bedroom; room toa nan.’ House first class; dinner at 6 o'clock. = 135 EIGHTH STREET, [BETWEEN BROADWAY and Fourth avenue.—A front parlor and bedreom op second floor; also, rooms for single gentlemen. 4] NINTH STREET, THIRD DOOR EAST OF ‘Broadway.—Furnished rooms, in suits or separately, to let 'o gentieme n, with or without breakfast. 147 pe ata Gee et JOHN'S t single uemen or tlemen and their wives. Al a few Soarders can Vo a Bouse ‘with aif the moder improvements. 171 DUANE STREET, OPPOSITE THE PARK.—NICE- ly furnished rooms to let,with all the modern improve mam, © gentlemen, without board, from $1 25 to ry per week. CANAL STREET.—FRONT Ly peacetryd ON THE ry ‘second floor, |, also @ pleasant room on the third floor, to let, with board, to @ gentleman and his wife or je gentlemen. Terms very moderate. Apply'at 444 Ca- nafstreet AND 6% BROADWAY.—HANDSOMELY FOR- nished rooms, with all the modern improvements to Jet to single gentlemen, without board. Gentlemen will find ‘this house convenient and pleasaat. Apply at the office up for) bo LADY WOULD LET A ROOM AND BEDROOM plainly turnished for heeere for $3 ‘week, where there are no boarders, or would acco an in valid lady. Apply at 217 West Twenty fourth street. A‘ he gi ogg ROOM wane. Avr wuere ey oe A fae agiet ave edeeaien fae cation desired. Meference given. Address P. G., Herald e s, PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY CAN ACOOMMODATE ‘8 few gentlemen with pleasant rooms and good board; e is desirable, and convenient to cars and stages. Apply at 34 Morton street, near Bleecker. ‘YOUNG MAN WANTS A SINGLE FURNISHED room, with partial board, in a private American or Eng lish family, with full board on 8. between Fourth and Sixteenth sireeis. near Broadway, or in Brooklyn, between Frapklin and Waabington avenues, near Fuiton avenue. ‘Terms $3 60 per Week. Addreas box 2909 Post fice, for three jays. SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A NEW house in Forty-third street, near way, would let to two or three grown persons, or a gentieman ana his wife, two or three reoms, with pri of Aitchen, range, $e Rent about $150. Address Mot, 'box No. 173 otliee, with real name and residence. References required. RESPECTABLE FAMILY WISH ONE OR TWO children to board. ‘They will receive the best attention. Address a line to Mrs. B., Union square Post eflice. OARD.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, PARLOR and bedreom, or one large room furnished, with board. Address J. Boxes, box 3,493 Post office, fy LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN BE ‘accommodated with front and back rooms, on second floor, with gas; board for only. Nove but genteel per gens'need appiy. Terms in sdvance. References required. Call at 146 Greene street, rear Houston. OARD.—A WIDOW LADY RESIDING NEAR UNION park, would like to let a parlor and bedroom to @ gen tieman and lady; full board for the lady. Address J. A. L., Union square, Post office. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN OBTAIN lor floor of an English basement house, located street, anda half blocks west of Broad- Jet furnished or nofar of two persuns. jetropolitan Post oflice. > OARD.—A ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET, WITH board, toa family or ‘House mod and convenient to cars and stages. ties wishing to make arreegemente for the summer please street. apply at West Twent OARD IN UNION SQUABE.—A 8UIT OF ROOMS OF the # floor to let, of th board ‘separate, wit ‘a frat class private house, having the modera improve cents; also, @ room for a gentleman; references required apply at 85 Union square, Broadway side, OARD bebo TOWN. —TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE OARY IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, OO cupying 8 new and farniahed house within ree walnut” walk of the Booth ferry, will be happy to re ceive one or two inmates. Dinner at 6‘ Apply at doors from Hicks. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS, NE’ ® Jy farnished, exttable for gentlemen and thelr Wives ‘ingle genUemen: The house is heated . Te le. Apply at 36 Washington st, near Fulton ferr ‘OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY ‘can be accommodated with a sreond OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HiIs ‘wife or two single gentlemen can be pleasantly ascomm dated with board, full or partial, by any izing mw 21 Sate eet, near the Cliy Hall, convenient to three ferries, Pullen, uth or Wall strwet. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, NURSE AND child, in a house where there are no other boarders, in some up town. genteel part of the city. Apply to Win. Mout trie, 52 William street, three daya OARD WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE ith closet, gas, J ‘@ medium alzed room wi ‘Ae with full or partial board. within ihe Metropolitan Flotel_a fair price will be pald fp the occupant will remain mt Clnen boarding house preferred. A: often. OARD WANTED—A LADY WISHES BOARD IN A pectable private family in the vicinity of Chatham given. Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, A. B., muare Post oftice: OARD WANTED —IN A PRIVATE the Kighteenth ward, or thereabout and wite, child, and nurse, a large room, one or t Dedrooma. and closets atlached. Address J. H. B., box 1274 Port office. Families moving Ist of May nee no: anewer. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, with board for the lady only, in « quiet family, where ihere are no boarders. A\ » Union square fost offier OARD We NTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY. IN A RE. apectable family or i, wi she could give French lessons in payment. The best given Also, & young as Aasietant teacher or pursery governess. Av‘dtess Bugenie. Herald office “4 OARD WANTRD—IN A GENTERL AND SOCIABLE 2, Smerican family, where there are no other bearders Where « foreign’ gentleman = light, Terma $25 per mon! ee. yo? WANTED —A PARTY OF Lig A YouNG jentiemen wish rooms, with partial board, in « "8a of rooma consisting of & parlor and ae B "RB Union 9 5 i ; a German’ French and m cepted an part moderate. addi _—AN ENGLISH FAMILY OCOCUPYING A Brine A c= |GHTS —ONE OR TWO SINGLE ORN Bivtnen ean receive ‘mecommotations ia the bons § om mederate. URNISHED rable opportunity to k ut unity to one may be tised a 8 enty fourth erect near JODOINGS—GEFTLEMEN CAN da ry Fare cirnaernagt a ens e fect ram 7) cont po aight Se ‘other charg esoey at Jy Hy J 9 BROADWAY, RAVING REEN een fn regres are Tk Rosa HPDy the day, kd wa from $2 ¥0 EAN ROOMS TO LET—ROOM, REDROOW and his wife,’ This offers a 3; Riso ® room And tw Kitchen. Apply at 123 Wes: ‘avenne. 5 T° LET—~A NEATLY ZURMISEED cera tte mote Teena wee doors tow tbe Bowery. BOARDING AND LODGING, —_—_ BOARDING AND LODeING,_ bee Pe, at ee fiven forresura. “Address®. O., Herald ofice, for tres LET—A FRONT ROOM F' , AND reom if required. Inquire at 198 Chrystie street. LET—A FU! . PE La ESRe BOom, WITH PANTRY, BOARD. FOR A i ‘AND HIS) vate fucaily, where there are ho other board ‘oF Brooklyn. Address J. ‘Binck, Heral) oF without for a lady and two Tera Baltes Oi Hy lerald oles. rene ye NTRD—A ROOM, WITH BOARD, ON SECOND rd oor for‘ lady nad w lle. git oy Bleecker and Twelfth streets. Addreas fer three days M. C. Hi, No, 19 8t. Mark's place. MUSICAL AND DANCING, POSSESSING A VERY RICH ytion to at concerts, NF OR TWO ROOM! 'ANTED—O 8, Zaye yrs) LaDy, SOPRANO voice, wishes @ aituat or in some A sate, ben an Pi Can produce refe- rences as lo character and ability. address Musical, Herald LADY, WHO IS AN EXCELLENT TEACHES OF A Pie tod gutter with ing, desires to ebtain afew ore pupils» Terme $8 per mouihe’ Address Music, Broads way Fost office. ‘A YOUNG GERMAN, LADY, EXPERIENCED | IN teaching the pianoforte, ‘wishes to give instruction in hergervives wotld be ea caivalens jdreme Else, Madison square Post office. rs RY FINE TONED 7 OCTAVE PIANO, AN ELE- gant and une: 1, nearly mew, i> & tionable instrument fee gi, aah which is far less than ite real value, ‘Twelfth street. weod piano for sale, richly fiulshed, with four round cor- ers, back same as the (root, rich artistic earving, braced dia- gonally, celebrated maker, unexpired warrantee for two years, four months in use, sweet brilliant tone: fed; together with cash customer for $265. Fs pear the Crystal be boxed and shipped without charge if req ANCING.—OPEN ALL THE YEAR.—BROOKS’ AOA- demy, 361 Broome A. BENJAMIN’S FREE SINGING + held on Wednesdays. at 35 ts, on Saturdays. at 20’clock, at avenue. A concert will be given at the Tabernacle, March 26. All singers are invited. | Violin classes for boys on. 10 o'clock, and at 27 Bixth avenue at So’cleck. $1 for twelve MUSICAL WANTED, | SEVERAL MUSIC PUPILS; terms moderate, and best of reterence Addreas: for iwo days Teacher, care of M.A. Laylor, box 78 Madison square Post oflice. USICAL.—_AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER ON THE violin or flute wanted, by & young gentleman. Address W. A,, Herald office. UBIO.—A LADY. EXPERIENCED, IN GIVING, IN- ruction on tbe piano, will reosive two more Py pe eg a —-F it $i2a quarter. Apply at 162 East Twenty- 1ANO8 AND MELODEONS —THE HORACE WATERS moder Improved pianos and melodeons are to be found Ss bene aeteane meee Gerat Bip iano ‘$90 to 8150; meiodeons, ir to $135 excellent tone and durable quality. Baring a large number of the Horace their merits, pianos, we can mm from leage, as being of the very best quality.. wgencer. TANOS CURAT —FOR SALE. THREE PIANOS, MA- and rosew ; a superior quality. Must be sold to make room. manulact McCAFFRKAY & WALTEKS, IANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS.—ONE SEVEN t- months and cost $300, ~4 190. Ate ony secon foes and Lo for ie fanaa ot . to $125. Pianos tuned at Et ot $5 fe FS Pits ine ii Fenty eater I TRAE TEER CTE OF TER Sa. AT THE upil's residence during the day, Terms - dread Brookiyn Teacher, Herald oftiee. sgpencesadtig MISCELLANEOUS. 4.00 Seen tre tt trrle sorted eckages, Non 1 00d vere! —600 barrel Nos land Futter—0 fiks prime Devaware and ies. Pame, choulters ‘And beef, mers pork and Codfish— 150 barrels pivkied, 200 yuintale dry cod. ‘Herrings—200 barrels exira.’ for ale b; ALLAN & ROSE, No. 2s Washington street. AMUSING, BUSINESS DIALOGUE—ENTER A CUB. tomer (directed by acard aod advertisement.) ‘Custemer—Do you furnish colored stamping? © T wi took at your specimen books. sustomer—T wi at your apecimen Proprieicr—-We have none yet. but will soon have them. wish two dies engraved. und tive quires ef tavorted peoer r "tive au in colors: tr with enveloves to match, eaine each, ‘as this sample, but with different initials and crest. rietor—We cannot do thia, it is not done in New York; that must have been executed in Paria, Customer—Ob. no, these eame from Gimbrede’s, and were done for Count Willinakie, of the Kussian Embassy. Proprietor—I think you rust be mistaken, for we never saw sueb except in the hands of customers that had been abroad. Customer—I am very certain about it, but will leave oe we 8 ree ara ok The crest I head out Kegiish text, The a ducal eoronet, with tne initials W. B. ie in other simply the same Initials, ba Ee ad 1 D elacer—interlaced or woven tagether. wee. you mean same as this Dlee sample ‘Customer—Presisely. Prop die will be 0.4 DEB, for I pure of geting whet wah. f{ am wold that he ores heat quarters for procuring fine stationery and engraving. BE iar to 33 Pearl street Harpees Bulidiues about toe tar b 3 ‘* of May Buperior paint and ether brashes at the lowest tory prices.” Machine brushes made to order. ~ ulated guano. ‘above acknow'! monials apd dir tow to JAMES P. HAM BON BEDSTEAD*.—THE WRW YORK BEDSTEAD Manufacturing Company are pow ready to execute orlere iron bedstead, about or. ao. fad i to thelr, advantage to call, ‘dealers houses: ublic institatione liberal; with. Offee 176 Centre street, pear Howard street fern wo Dibley, Work & Neon M wrest, SER Cae 6 Oo, JM ‘North Third street, OUVEN'S INODOROUS PREPARATT on a gloves wfibest the slightest ameil. S pices of fannel, the stains dotiie will [ lean ‘Shy. patra, Price 80 coma.” Broadway. eres SPORRTARY BEDSTHAD YEARLY Deseicen 4 ey! in rent, ae converts & cy 1g room into a luxuriant sleeping apartment. Sold sale and retall, alae in tneta: White x. wa RS fie acne, Ga Whi etree ICROMANIE 1 Lk an doy LADIR® ime.—The new and beantiful art io resemble the finest chink “A Yew hours serenting futseee street and 67 Rowery, A conatanti; et yom hand Promptly exe. 7 SUFFER, WHEN Went noe rene