The New York Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1857, Page 3

o- | ee THE NEW ANGLO-PRENCH SLAVE TRADE. ht ates that the later are, sible, in less time, to transport aloape end ad Fe aneures, 5 ~ If the contract contain any stipulations binding the feseteurs Boge, to ship ouly negroes who voluntarily ives for emigration, or not to pay money to board their vessels, the ab aey have the entire coast of Western Afriog (exce; parse, Bebb. sepemente mere, thank get, ‘annot come) to operate upon; may obiain the biacks Mheooe and how they can, ali that sho Frenod * * ‘This is a commerce—for the whole affair is one of ba ‘ain and sale—-which, if permissible at all, ought to have een surrounded by every safeguard that humant'y and agepuliy could ev; Tt ought to have been cvufined ¢ first to the French settlements, where the French axtho- ites sould have supervised and yoperves on it; it ought, * ever extended beyond thom, to have been limited to laces where the slaye trade had been long since extinct, bere the French ‘ament has consuls of knowledge fad experience of the localities; above all, wherever car. ted on the am} securities ought to havo been taken ‘vat tho emig' was really free and unbrived. Whea we Bd po euch limitation, no such gecuritien, the deploravle in ” must be drawn that 9 long as the French c,louies ‘tain tn thousand Africans to work for ten long weary ears on their sugar felde, at wages miserably inadequate we & geod Gay’s work, the French government does not arevery much whence or how these laborers are ob umeo Uf that be 30, we are in danger of a new slave trade, un oF the guise and pretence of free African emigration, pro wotea wu carried on, not DY private individuals, bus by a reat and powerful goveroment, in the name aud behalf of Ration amongst the fret in Europe w renounce the ola lave trede. This will indeed be # retrograde policy. Bat etrogression is juet now so universal a characteristic of 3 continent of Europe, and the government of France 1s 2 all jt» pol cy 80 thoroughly material, that we must rot e surprised at a Project iavolving even suc® guilt as this. * * * * * Some yrars ago Sierra Leone was opened w our West adian colsmies, But Sierra Leone is a: theronghiy organ sed a Bri'ist pow eesion as Jamaica, At the vime it was pened Sierra Lecze was the depot for Africans liberated com slavers. The government yards there were crowd @ whb puman beings, whom we hai rescuei from the Orrors of the Middie Paseage from death or slavery. As aere was no iy poe for them in the settlement, their avy burden oo the British govern 7 \igel! from that burden, it promoted aeir free emigration tothe West indies. But the num ory which could be induced fo emigrate were comparatively nail, and the experiment of introducing barbarous libera.et Ufricans amongst the more culavated of the “upwcal color tes tn every respect failed. jut bow Lhe gov ra Leone are empty. Many of the egroes who parsed through them bave aided in founding ae interest'ng African commonwealth of Aboookutu, here, under the influence of the Church Mizsiorary So- ioty , & far groater experiment is ir prog: ess. (OW FREE RMIGRANTS CAN BE PROCUGED IN AFRICA. {From the Manchester Guardian, July 7 ] Pewle who are well acquaimted with the west coast of sfrica deny that it is poestble to obtain negroes for service }, SAVE OD terms Whisd amount to a pu ‘Tt may not be di it to got men, and to fons over the real rature of the Contract under which ney are embarked; but we are told that tho effects on dfrica in reviving the bloody contests of native eapidity na in Chees wg the legitimate pursnite which have, a arge extent, superseded the trade tn human flesh, would e moet deplorsble. These views are strongly urged by a orreepondént of the London Times, who dctatia that it is cesibie to ship one thousand free blacks from the west owt of Afiica under any temptation whatever. jome of thore who are at liberty to regulate heir own movemen's would go, he xcept on condition of beng Drooght back in a Sut wero is another question, viz., can they go, be bidding, and, of course, at the profit of a ‘ba aaster? “Except in the towns and villages of the bu opean settlements,’ says Mr M. Foster, + there is nota ree negro on the coastof Africa There is mot a man de rendent on his oon Lalor for hét support at liberty to go to the West Indies of hit own free wil, even if he were ro in wed, and | doubt woeber there is one man so inclined ie cout. It wiil be said that officers may be ignorant creature vould happen? fie wonld be tarned back on the hands tis master of the siave dealer, and cenor murdered as an — » OT starved and whipped tli he cousented {> em WHAT THR NEW SLAVE TRADE WIL. EFFECT. fron be London Nows, Juiy 3} ‘The Wert India body pretend that by the free {ntroduc- ton of barbarous African iabor toto their engar flelis they —who bave hitherto been the most wasteful oroducers in Be worid—e ill become the chea vest,and wall by (he cheap lator produce we labor ; that slavery will thus le and the slave trade brought lo an end This is their theory or their pretence. There Is uowing * io Ok! tale revived aad re yarpiahed, whbout a single new feature, Formerly they to seek a) tne world over for the free la sor that was to work this miracle and make their fortanes at the ‘ame imo Now they concentrate their demmaad for (reo abor on tbat spot where alone perhaps (n the world they yapnet get free labor—Western Africa. The inducement they offer their country for ite sanction ‘9 their pe: ject ie the permaven; suppression of the rlave wee, ie # a great (emotation, no doubt. We bare, lbowever, let ux recollect, some t elve or thirteon sugar solonies in the Wert dies, all of them wantiag labor— many of them large and most fertilo—one of them (Hula Ba) capable of recetring and employing millions of Afri sans. This question at once ariecs—to what extent are we 90 drawing om Wet Africa for labor fore slavery, wa Ona and Broz, shall in comsepuenece of Wet Indian proe , be abolished amd the slave trade be terminated? Lat as sowe eeiimste of the grees operations upon which we jare invited to enter. Does ii extend to tne, or hoxdreds of thousands, or millions of Africans’ Does tt aim, if necessary to carry cut this West Indian th ory, at the depopaimion of Weet A ries? Are we to plunge into it indedritely, with out estimate, without calculation, and persevere until Cuba ‘apd Braz! Lave abolished slavery apd until the slave trade in exterminated? Let os come to clove quarters jie tbe project, aad know what {t really moans sud {a- jos. A small om igration frem Africa to our fifteen Woet Tu. dian possessions would heye 00 influence in work’ng out the experitcent. Such additions wo the working popula Mon might bring down wages in (here colonies a litte, bat that ts not the grount oa which the national assent and are asked to this scheme, The groat can only be achieved by @ great, an cnormous what we desire to know is how eat, how emormove this emigration ls proposed to be? 000, Brazil oF wikdly rugh to tte port. ip Wcaled (nto approbation by a syliogiem in political Abandan: my which no one 98 oF Ruporab: dance of free labor in our onlow|o" migat, cou should or would render the 636,000 alaves in Cul 8,00,000 slaves tm Bragil, at some period oF other in the economical history of the fature, tx protitable,”and lead to their emancipation. But are ngiand and France to set bout cepopnl West Africa om such a vague and Siltmitabie may be . WO WMTORANTS FOR CURA TILL SLAYRAY 18 ABO LISGRD THeRR. {From the London Globe, July 1} Tete obviour that the wholo question respe sing the pro- of this sep turne pea the seourities taken for the treatment cof ihe imaigrants. If any arraogomon:, as Lord Brougham remarked, is about to be made for tho ox. portation of from the coast of Africa, ‘Ought to be taken for sending ther ‘Wished to £0, ng thom back their perioa of Bat i int LES i te hg J ul on, as, otherwise, Serauniy degeoetate into a traffic ta Diring of Ia’ If such meatures aro not taken it te Olear | bat ¢! ‘be noth Besta’ “thipy’ “not to. opeat al to might rooslve from thel fame objections apply wo Begroes il Broogham said thet « similar movement is taking however strong may be the objec movement, conducted ofther by French or enterprise, they are far stronger when applied ty Savory still exists in Ouba The that inland a rf i he | pom ‘ ween the case of the French English colonies and these of pain, and even if tl were admiticd that free negroes might be into the former, 0 long at slavery exists tn the latter, Cuba woul’l be precluded Srom the benefits of a supply of free black labor. OFFICIAL BNDORSRMENT OF THE SCIEMR BY LORD PALMBRSTON’S ORGAN, the Loadon Jaly 2. ‘The Inte increase of the African =f L trate has, it ap- ire, awakened attention in othe’ covotries as woll at io ihe. ene te It is true that that odious trafic is now confloed to Its profita are shared by the representa! ree of only one Chrittian State, But circumstances have re- ting the claves in ber tropical colonies. Phose colonies, duke our own, are put supphed yumetance, coupled with the im which we have bad copaiderable experience. Ever mince we fipaily emancipated our slaves, now ‘nineeon years ago, we have been looking about for the mans of sup- plying cur colonies with an amount of that bor ‘yathout which their great natural resources are of mo avail. We bars, in spite of the opposition of Exeter Hall, tried Goalies and Chinamen, besides Portuguese and Mal- Bat the success of all these various experiments has preved bit questionable. The truth is that for he work of a ir in the West Indies the African negrois most e| that has yet been tried, tis the well known faci which has ail along kept alive the slave trade, and which has recontly, uncer the additional stimulus of high prices, led to ita in: creare. question then, arises, whether it is not possible to import free Africans into the Weet Indier? It is one that bas been asked before in this country, and it is now being asked in France. Indeod, it is raid that the experiment is immediately to be atlompted under the sanction of the Emperor,an1 certain num- ber of vessels properly equinped will forthwith from @ Frepeh port to African coast, for the purpose of carrying cargoes of free negroes to the French West Indies. Strict regulations are to be enforced to ensure the health of the passengers during the voyage, and we neod hardly say that if the emperiment succeeds tt will strike the heaviest blow that has yet been dealt to the slave trade. Once let t be proved that free african laborers can be im- ported into the West Indies ata cheaper rate than slaves, and ‘this great question of such vast importance both to com: merce and humanity, is for ever set at rest. We do Rot venture to predict that success is certain, but surely an experiment which 1s calculaed not only to restore prosperity.to the free plantations in ‘he tropics, but to raise tho African race from that state of degradation which they fave occupied for centuries, is well wortby of a trial, If it succeeds, it mort be productive of unmixed goed. If tt fails it can do ‘no harm, for it cannot possibly make matters worse than they unfortunately are at present. Many of our readers are probably sware that a plan of aeimilar kina was proposed ip this country shortly after the emancipation of the slaves in the British colouies. It was peremptorily rejected, however, by the government of ihe day, acting in obedience to the clamor of Exeter Mall, and upon what grounds? Beoause, forsooth 1s would revive the slave trade under another name and form. Buch was the reason put forward at the time for refusing this simple measure of justice to our suffering colonics, The opponents of free Atrican emigration prevailed, bya & process of reasoning which it is impossible at this day to comprehend, and the natural, nay, the inev:! result was that compulsory emigration—in other words the slaves trade, with ail its indescribable horrors—continued and still continues. The proposal was that the natives of Africa should be carried in vessels, subject to government inspection, to the British colonies, where they would live under the protection of British law as freemen. Had it been adopied, tere unfortunate dependencies would have presenteo a ditferent aspect from what they do to day, But tardy justice is better than none at all, and we trust that cur government, tn co-operation with that of France, will nor take measures for establishing a free trafic be- tween the coast of Africa and the Wesi Indies. Ivins projovt well worthy the consideration of the two first Euro ean Powers, for they both have a double interest in its suc ce To find a continuous supply of labor for their colo nies and to destroy the siave trade, is ale ihe desire of both, and we trust thet they will go hand in hand in adopt foot these abject. Singular Affair—A Lost Uanghter Comes to ner Mothe (From the New London Dail; We caa only ray that our or shaken by tho perveal of the following spiritual develope- ments, having conversed with a parsyn who was present at the manijestation, and is nota believer:— STRANGE SPIRITUAL DSVELOPEMENTS, Concerning the mysterious disappearanye of a young lady by the name of Martha M. Jetfery, who le(t her home in New York on the 6th of April last, to go to her place of ‘uriness, but did not reach her destination.and bas not been heard of since. Her family have searched diligent}; for her, and the New York Hxeacp, and other papers Fast and West, North and South, nave been very kind in giving their aid in searching out her whereabouts, No: thing definite thus far bas been received, but some of her friends avended a apirit circle where there were three or four mediums. Neither one of them knew anything of “a mineing yg ae the spirits began to rap and the alphabet over, one ma raped out “ Martha,’’ and addressed ber mother who was Prevent.) tn the Mliowtpg manner, through @ personating medium, who weat through all the agonies of @ horrible death; arore to her fest, ber eyes fixed upon ber mother, began io dance in the samo @anner, aud even we the fame gesturer that the missing girl did when she danced. After ihe lapse of about five minutes in imitating her tu various ways. the fixed her eyes again upom ber mother, and cried out In agony, “Now do you know me? Is there apy one bere who will own me? will you own me?” and — jell on ber knees before her moter, with uplifted bands, apd besoug! t earnest forgiveness of her m-taer, who set all tbe while eeemiogly paralyzed, not wisbing to It tho company know that ebe thongnt it resembled her daughter, until abe cried out “Will you own me?’’ two or three | times; when she sald, “Yes, I will owo my child’ She told her mother she met a man by the name of Dhniel Hays, while sbe was going to bor place of business, aod be coaxed ber to go on board of a voesel, whore she wae kept a prisoner four days, and he had tried to gain his pur- pose, and linally gave ber drugged wine, from which she | never woke ngain; he then threw ber overboard when no Perron war | coking. She said Oh dear motger, [ cannot tell you what they did door how they killed mo, On, it was awfal'? The mediam then arose and came out of the spiritual tate, and when sho was informed of all tavt she had done the was mortified and felt bad. Tho raps asoompaniod and corroborated all she raid. The mother then laid troe daguerreoty pes upon the table, and told the spirit, or tho one that purported to be th ‘tof ber daughter, that if it was really bor, to select out her own from the three. She selectec her own, abd many other things were selected in the rame way She was aleo requestet to give the mame of a tady with whom she had «ome She spelt out the name, which was aleo correct. After many other rocceesfal testa, al of which were equally satisfactory she said she wished this made known The medium from whom this communication was nad, is a highly reepecnble lady in th ity, and ope whore ve ‘acity stands unquestioned by all who are acquaiuted with her. There were somo eix of, eight othor respectadic per fons present, pope of whom’ knew of the ality has disappearance of © young lady, vor anything conceraing it. There are singular , a8 far as tho mate wanes the paw cut represented aa with as the purported spi is a matter yet to be known. {[f any one can falsify the above, they are earnestly and humbly reqaeated to do so, to relieve the anxiety of her distracted mother, wad give the pubic a emance to prove spiritualiem false. We give the descr! of she missing young lady :—She was betecen 18 apd 19 years of age, (looked not more than 18), light chestnut browa hair (inclined to ourl), very dark brown eyes (almost black), Mgnt complexion, ronad favored, low of stature, broad , handsome form, very emosii bands, is not sharp and by in intetlect a moat of young ladies; had on when she loft, a pink atri dress, a red ehaw!—deep border, plaid apron, straw . net, trimmed with brown ribbon. Her supposed abductor is low ef etatare, thick wot, fate: |, sandy whi: kers, speaks rather quick, hae ® singular expression of the mouth when speaking. Any information that given of either of the above parties will be thankfully re- celved by addressing F. Dolan, care of 8, Lord, City Hatel, yew london, Conn. WI) the papers of the Union please copy. News from the Kio Grande. {From the Galveston News, July 14.) The meamship Gen. Rust arrived from nzoe &. Jago on Sunday morning, wii apecte, bales wool, and 3 son turtles; nino with 11 bales cotton toes Eeeee een Gee olber ot = Mr. Scarborough, editer Flag, himself as a candidate for re-clection counties of Cameron and Hi Jobo Dunlevie is also 8 candidate E. F. Merriman is 2 candidate to represent the ties in the Houre of Bdward Faq., is & candidate for re election te the office of of Cameron, next, and the contest is waxing warm. fort is, of course, tho candidate of the democratic party for the office of President, which office he now fille as aoting Proaident. The State offices are to be Milled at the fame time. Gen. Jore do a iGarza is the democratic can- didate for Governor of Tamau)ipas—Trevino for Congress, SOA Sarapel tee the Sete Logisiature, Thess are aii vio- ay Grae, bitterly, says the Flag, s* the cham. popular rights A opposed in this country. The Flag, like most of the democratic papers, Considers that the enly opposition to the demoocatic party in Texas is from the Know Nothings. fhe Know Nothiugs give out pay 9h elsewhere, that their party is dead: they room to follow the example of Geo. Houston, who said tho party was buried with ite fece downwards. Tho Flay says nosr. ly all the voters in the Rio Grande valley are Catholics ani natural'zed citizens, who would be de barred tho right of auilrage by the Know Nothing ritual, and henoe the liecy of bury ing the party, pending the oanvass, especially on the Rio Grande. Bat there are many high minded mou of that party in thie part of the country, who scorn {kus to ignore their party and principles aaa’ fight under fast colors. Baxeon-Loapre Rirtas—A board of army officers tt to exrerible at Weet Point, Now York. for the porpore of making trinis of breesh-loadinw rifles, with « view to arcertein which arm of thie doseription je best euited to the military service, Tho triais will commence on the I7th of Anguat, 1867. All persone intending to offer arms for trial are requested to notify the oslonel of ordnance, at Washington city, giving ® general desoripion of the arm each may intgnd to present, and specifying the calibro, weight and length of barrel ricdgea oF ¢ ammunition euitadle for the arm ehoald be brought with it, ees for admission as a State, with @ consti van in {ts character, such Territory should be a ‘mitted without restriction, whether it allow or probibit slavery. ‘The right to vote is @ privilege of citizenship, and should not be extended to foreign immigrants to a Territory be fore they are paturalized ; and no State of the Union ought a8 a roaiter of policy to extend the right of suffrage to any but citizens of the United States, The agitstion of the subject of slavery shonid cease. The constitutional rights of the South are plain, palpable, ‘well defined and well understood, and we believe they should no longer be treated as open questions. We ap ‘and will stand by the platform aad action of the tion of the State of Mississippl of 1861. We hold it to be the duty of all conservative men to unite in eup- pny the agitation jokes Li A question, a¢ it endan- gere the permane! even: cause @ dissola- Hon of the Tsien. ages ‘That, in the opinion of thie Convention, the sentiments avowed by Robert J. Walker, Governor of Kansas, in bis inavgural addrees and bis speech to the mombors of tho {l- Jega) and fraudulent Legislature recently assembled in that Ppt Oa rh but the jegitimate result of the organic ‘aw of the Territory, are justly obnoxtous to the censure and condemnation of ail lovers of the country, and that the tacit approvel of those rentiments by the present demo chico which ho so unworthy fils sabjeow it> equal, i cftice wl so unwi sal to equal, if not greater condemnation, ‘ ADVERTISEMENTS REMEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. NY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT, FAMILY WISH. Jog, to adopt s fine healthy mole infant of two months old, can do 60 by applying v» the matron of the Ladivs’ Be- nevolent Society in Righty -eighth street, between the Fourth and Fifth avenues, Yorkville. WHO RECRIVED A PAPER IN BROAD. Wed she whi beat of counetias Ct gy mage ested, some thin YANIAg, the greaily oFlige sincere ‘rend ay ° MR. CAMOENS, BASS SINGER. WILL ADDRASS Mr. Oar rester. theatrical agent, 112 Bleecker sireet, be to his fidvantage. F. THE LADY way, near Amity will bear of something NFORMATION WANTED—OF JAMES FOLEY, FROM the parish of Kinleagh, Leirim county, Ireland, who ar- rived in thia city about six years ago; when ‘last heard from, he was in Russell connty, Alabama; his » other, Roger Foley, Ja now at the office of the Commiasioners of Kmigration, No Wort street, and is anxious to hear from him Southern pa- bere plerse Copy. ANE V OCOLBY —IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED oF} on the undersigned, at No. 65 Uhatham street, rela ive ta ‘Mr, Colby’s business, wi'l call or send nis addreas to the un- dersigned he will serve her toteresta. His name and address has been misaid. JO’. V. PALMER, Conuaelior at Law, Ro, 1461 Fourth sireet, Wilia »BRGARET CONDREY, WHO ARRIVED IN NEW ork Léth July leat, will please write to her sister, Mary Condrey. care of Mr. Wm. Adams, corner of Fifteenth and Joues streets, Philadelphia, Pa. B HALL OR HALE, WHO IN 183 OR 1836 HAD AN office at 126 Fn ion street, this ci'y. his executors or ad. tiny raters, will poses give same and residence Address W.&., box 2,107 Philadelphia, Pa. P A. ©. -WHERE? G. W. R—THANKS: WRITE AGAIN, AND CALL ou me in confivence. CONSUL wi MR. A.B. N. CALL TODAY (WEDNESDAY) between the hours of 11 4. Mand 2? M. Y, 8, LI USED YOUR KIND INVITATION TO THR 5 B, Scott Dramatic Club, and was highly pleased with ine geni’eman that played Damon, and also wi h the Lucn!us, and Solon Sbingle was also very excellent. Send me for the next performance. Gao. C. P. : 4 ___ POLITICAL. a ‘TH WAR: CITIZENS AROUSE,—DEMOCRaTS TO the reecve.—Shall our eupicipsl Fights De preserved? The democrats and other citizens of the Ninth ward oppored tothe obnoxious measures passed by our last Legislature and des trous of preserving intact thelr muuicipsl and corporate rights, sui ibrowng off the shackles of ap wmsorapu'ona olf Fareby, are Invited to assemble in mass meeting. at thejanction of Hudson and Barrow streets, on Thureday evening. 1h S0th Jutv, at eight o'clock, The following gentlemen have besa invited to addr e meeting:—Hon. Fernando Wood, boa. Jobn Kelly, Hon. B. R. V. Wright, of New Jersey; Hon. Eli jah Ward, Judge Sutherian m, J. Rowe, Keq , Alex. Ming Geo D. Relloge,’beq , Hon. Wm. MoMarray, Dr. A. J Chadeey Thomas N. Uarr, Stephen D Dillage, Engene Solltvan, Cl ea K Smith, Thomas Jones, Jr. Se3zermerhorn, McLeod Murphy, Keq. Wallace Keq , J. ‘ated brase band will be ta atendaace. William J. Brisley, John Mesichol, John Uavritz, ‘Thomas Bell, Matthew Fullem, De Witt © Henry, Semue. Rowiand, ignaina Fismn,’ Craries Rooke, ‘Cbarien M er, tward Hagan, — Joha I. Van Ulett James A, Lawson, Wa. B. Pauiscrat, Jotn Moors, Bamuel A. Suydam,Henry B. Morange, rray Ber}. B. Van Buren. Thomas Lawrence, EAward So} William Moore, Fred. W_ Stelgreide, Michael Wm J. Vansredale Abr’m Ackerman, JH Downing, Willista Brace, ‘amuel Long, Henry Roge 8. AlbertJ Terhune, susene Mournth, Samuel A. Frye, Jobn M. Oskford,' Willlam Cargill,” William Kane, BMeCollam, ALEXANDER L. SHAW, Cheirman Ninth Ward Democ~atic Kuriled association, Wa J. Van anspar, Saucer A. Fare, { Secretaries. 167%, WARD A? AT, ADJOURNRO MEETING OF 16 iatoen ward Municipal Corps, Ye on ay evening, Jaly 27, ‘wes called 1 tae chair, and Mr: Roume, chosen Secretary. Un motion, the con stitution and by laws aa submitied by the commitioe were neapimously adopted. The followin, for the year-—Capt “J bn D. MeKee, rm i Martin K. Beam, Vice President; N. l. C. Roome, Secre. tary; Richard Gambling, ressurer. On motion, the fol lowing preambe And resolutions were sdopied. "Whereas, hy acts of the Lagiaia:n-e, the members sf this assoolation have been invighteously deprived of their ocoapaiion and liveli dood, and that we hold f@ snpporters, aiders and abetters as the oppress rs of the workinemsn and (se liberties @f the cit'zent of this ward, therefore be it resolved, Tha we will ooatiaue Bound togetiier ag one man, to reniat thee, ¥ note of Op pression on oorselves and our families, that we pledge ourselves, to other, ta wocessingiv Combai this errror a free people records the rer to black republicnstam and 'e hia meeting retorm ita thanks to the Lion Fernando Wood, ihe — aad upright manner io which he has hero’ely defended the invaded rights of our do wodden ety On motion, sdjoarned, til! Monday, Au get 8 same tine and pinee JOHN D ‘KK, Chair \. N. L. 0. Rooun, Secretary. apd outrage till the dict of demupeiayion and wpholy Inwe, Resolved, VHADSWORTH HOTE J) Svgiand —WILLIAM tuform + merican vi RDEKLOS, DER BYRAIRE BPsO! me proprietor, begs to 10 Bogland that the Chala worth Heel fe & ed in Chateworth rark, an? in tbe immediate Vicinity of the prircely reaidence of the Dake of Devonst ire— [A paince adorned with ebef d'mavees of art, and liberal'y em- beiliabed by raturr The hotel offere every comfort ant ac ‘dation to touriste and ie within easy distander of the v of Derbysh re, which bas, vot inappropriate. to Swiizertand ad Railway, i o baa 8 rane! fat'on, where am omn ‘he hotel meets This afords a delighifal drive through tbe park, N.B—A large pndlic papier for ihe socom: men, . ‘FAROE HOUS BROADWAY, OFPOSITR BOND L* ae fret oleae nireet.—This new and besntiful otal ia com nage ie ity aes pen Reh W. ©. Hi. (forme iy the Irving Honse. $10 SEWING MACTIINES—WATSON'S $10 SEWING machines are now for aaie as the office of the compe. ny, 449 Broadway Persons wishing sewing machines will do well to examine (hia Bousehold favorite before paving from #5 10 $180 for lees valuable but mere complicnted onem. Tt te needless 10 add that the howls and abrieks of; h* high priced sew ng machine dealers in regard to tpjanctons on this are false and wholly witout founa‘ion. ATSON, WOOSTER & 00., 449 Broadway, NORTH WILLIAM STRBET, NEAR CHATHAM, D the piace ned family. bie VYING AND PRINTING—WEDDING, VISITING and vem cree The bert, sharpest and most fashion le cards are found at Drmnell ving and Fay | tadlichment. Orders by mail Specimens Applicadom with stanap., ‘WM. MN. DUNNLL, 105 Brosdway. Af FOR THE COUNTRY. ym wonaktianh BOREL ous comramy ©. & WOODWORTH & 00 ‘Are ow offering fer me a, [And efisiem: a caunchine staged Sf Peapeets to the wants of vate dweillngs, public and privaie sehoole, Uh tacioriaa, foundries, oo e004 v0 i, watering places, Me, 20 14 esas ont » spptying in person or ehaarses Te Operation A eee eae WOODWORTH & OO, 74 Wail street, eh RA, BLLIOTTS BY RUMATIO SMBROUATION—FO? M a or) oid — tie) amt bi , A. news and periodicn ba vow Tork. and by Mrs. Hare mo HOMPSOWA POYADE OPTIME AND HATR DFR The or ly article for the bar bearing the eerufeats of Dr Chitton, Wholeraie by TOWNSEND. ROMAB & OO. & Chambers street; retail by si draggis and faney goods domscr 6, ‘Capacity of ths Washingt o other arran| ve. Sate iy gementa, Uap be chartered by the 1B FI ISLAND.—ON 4ND_ Al Ly the faat er HBRO will connect poe Py toy Ballroad, morping and evening, 10 snd from Fire eon, ve : and 6 P, M., reapectively, pberrivaline sass MR SHRBWABURY, HIGHLANDS, OTBAN HOUSE K og Brancd, aind 0 Goran | Fort LONG: BRANGG, -B, Corie, we from, ‘Robinsos tdevet pier, . B— seston sod, aM. jouse on ; raed Sunday. 26, Monday... , 1s AM. Poca. 8 Ws ae Wea ®, 12 Pe Thureday; 8 Ue PM ¢ LAURA wu: connect wi Priday...... Sema... Monav... Wednesday ‘The LAURA for passengers R *HREWSBURY, HIGALANVS, OUBAN HOUSE, Long Branch, Por; Warhinvton, Middletown and Ked ank. magnidernt and awit, siwamer ALI i PRICE, John Borden, Commancer. will rm follows. trom Robinson ¢ Fees river: Wednesday, Jay 2, 1.P. Ms auraday, Jaly 50. 2. M3 8 3}. 3PM; Saturday 1, 35 * cay, July 3, aug I, 855 Po ML; Sanday, August 4, 10'A M., and 6 ?.M. Lesvea Rad Baok, Wedaes Thareday day, July 29,009 AM Taly 3010. A. Mi; Friday, Say SL A.M; Saturday. oug 11 Mi; Sunday, Ang 2, 4 A. M., ano 3PM Biages for all paris of ‘ne country: HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29,: 1857. Ne ARD BIN IN SQUABS, WEST 61! SECOND ee aT ak cont eet mag hey td venient for «family; also, rooms for geatienan References required. 3 COTTAGE PLAGE, TWO DOORS FROM AO'STON street —A gentleman and wile, of one or two singls Ken- ttemen can be ied with @ peror or bedroom, Terms moderae, Gas, bath. bc bo themrelves, Terms moderne Fs) BLERUEER STREBT, NEAR BROADWA Pan‘some) furnished spacious front rom on s*eont and third @.or- sutabie for gea jemen aus their wiv 8, oF #ia- gle ventieme 0 other eg a. ‘urn'sbed oF ua ar- peed, Teme reasopabie. renee required EaST TWENTY-SECOND ST. A FEW DOORS from Fourth avenue —Rovne for , eatienann ana Lo 4 ect, wit! wives" or single gemilemen, furoiahed or wy furs Noon “nee! apply widlaut fond references Tae nouns baa been put in perfect order wits the modera improve. men FORSYTH — STREKT—WITKOUT BOAR 6 126 nicely furnished ta'l bedroom for 1s, per week. ‘aivo par of a large parlor bedroos, decupind at present by & member of the family, for 12s per week 130 MATE, STRERE TWO. DUORS WEST OF OU roadwas—taraistied roams ty let—a large parlor and bedroom on the Fesond fluor, aultable for two slugle gen emer; also slogle rooms Houre first class and reple« with mode n improvements, Apply as above. 14: MADISON STR¥ET—A SACK PARLOR ON firnt acd w cond floor to let, furnished of unf irel shad, ty sirgle or married gentlemen, ‘witlr full >” partial board She Ayu contain Ran bees end ail the improve- men me 8+ hange 14.5 MINTH sTReT 801) 8 OF FUR IsH4D ROOMS ©) “to let, aut eble for families or siayin geut'emen, pri vain table if desired, in the above first class Bouse, . ocation desirable, nesr Broxtway. 362 BLEEVKER STREBT, OPPOSITE A PARK.— Fur? isbed rooms to Jet, with or wi.hont partial board. ‘Tbe bonae has gas and Also, a room anitanle for s dentivta’ or physiciar s? office. Stages pasa the door, 41S BROOME STREAT, Bk OND BLO TK RAST. OF Broadway i# one of he beat boarding houses ta ‘he city for single gentlemen and genidemen and thelr wives, Tranlent dr cally boarders ‘leo sccommodsied. Dinner si and até P.M. BROADWsY, NBaR 98 MADIBON BQTARE—A second flour, just vacated, to rept, with f ‘ull boars; RAND ANNUAL PIC-NIC AND COTILLON EXCUR ion of the Iish Fusiliiera, Company A, fd: Rea men, New York Séste Miltia, 'o celebrate their fifth apniversary, to Fairy Yonkers, on Thursdisay 30, 1857. ‘The steamboat WsSHINGTO* and Jul double decked barges Metwor sand Cedar Hill, have beep red forthe occasion. fhe barge Meteor will be st ‘tion ed at the foot of Spring street and barge Cedar Hill at foot of Amon sireet on the morning of ihe excursion, | The sin aboa! Wasbingion wilt make following landings:—Foot of Broome street, Kast river, at 7o’clork A. M.; Peck slip, hal! past 7; pier 3 North river, ats; Spring street, at balf past 8. ‘Amon s'reet, 9 o'clock, and returning will lave Youkera ut 4 o'clock, preanely. ‘Shelton’s fu) band has been engaged Tickets 6 cents, ‘Kw YORK ANY UOONBY iPLANL, LANL - Fort Hamilton —Tne ne plendla steamer A Ui rt fAns ‘Bratth w aud api a wy Telit e eee ee § ani ML atroot ® and 125 and Sig PAM | pier No.’ Worth ‘river . Coney Isinnd, Inat trip, at 5) . Me Sones 35 nente, 19 ‘which a return Uoket tl! be given, "fare for children, § DECK —FOURT + ANNUAL PIO NIC AND © > liljon excursion of the Roatmen Guard to F) sbiay ‘rove, on Wednesday, augudt 12, 1857. ‘The siewm oat Usovola wud barges have been chartered fur the ocrasion ‘The bost will leave Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, a ® o'olock a. M Peak nlp, &.%., at, pler SN. K., at 9o'clock Tickets 6) certs each. ‘Can be Bad of apy of ‘be members ot hr comvany, and at the difle. ent landings oa the moraing of the exeur ston. JaMas Ligé, Chairmen, D. H. Rocue, Secretary. B —A special meeting of the members will be be! nartera, No. 47 Went s ret, this Wednentay € sock. OVUPAWTNEMSHIF RUTIUNS, F250. —TARTNER WANTRD WITH THIS AMOUNT, DU, to join he advertiser ina cash business, long. en tablished, and j\elding large proiiw. Inquire of OR HOWES 2.60 , 38% Broadway, room 14 ZO. WANTED, A TOUNG MAN WITH THIS + amount (seeured) to engage in a pleasant ind or businers, whith can be made to pay $25 to $5) per ween Full pariloulars at Real Asiate Ofllee, 238 Browtway, room 0 3) WANTED, AN ACTIVE BUS(NESS MaN, AS ]. partner in's rerpertable and lucrative csan mission business toat will , ay Over $40 per Woee at tbe by eon! esleniauion, fone bat & confidential man nsed apply wo T. GAFFNaY, 170 Ubs tam square. 500 ms. CHANCE SEUDOM Mer Witt —A PART UU. ner wanted with the above amount, to tke wn equal interest in a safe profitable and well paying ossh bust Rem Tho money will be amply teovred. Apply to Liv: INGSTON & CO., Xo 6 Beekman street, room 1 1,000 -28 2DVERTIER, HATING san) TO .' 1. $000 at commend, Is’ opes t receive a pro position for empioj ment, ehher with or without the m mey. Nn but principals need answer thig, and they must state the nature of the husisess or ollice, aud where locaved, Addreme B. B, Herald ollie. $2. 500 ~RANT#O, 4 casa AUOTION AWD 5 Commission businesr, an energetic mn with ibis amount, either as salesman DuokKeeper or partner. dress Martin, Herald office, with reai aame aad reference. 3.000 72 B8cik ZARTNES, 08 OoNPIDES . Uisl clerk, with vome capital, wan el, (0 (irs clany merean'iie business spat a dye princigally wtih the Wholesale trade lo this eity and throughout ine United siates. 2pply at 885 Broadway, room 4. # HOWKS & 00, 85 000.78 GENTLEMAN HAVING FROM FIVE . ‘« toreven thouaod dollars tw investin a bast se that will quickly pay 200 mat on the investment can bead ofa chance by addressing wham square Post office, New York. An interview will ‘satisfy the most ekep. tical 12.000 20% ose Os Hale lnveneat iN Ie . the best manufacturing snd jorbing sus ess done in the city. Eas been well esta! fehn ra, with litue 0” no compention. A good cash «rd wort tims trate. Sales last year, $25.00; cxn be increas rt to $000 with more capital. Profi! % to M per cen’, st wnolesale, Sa fis-actor, reasons given for selling Addrers Merchant, box 1dt Herald ciioe. PARTAER WaNTED—IN A NEWLY ESTABLISI bus nees, situativn oetween Cal and rad in Broadway. The position tan be ¢ if active or silent Flense ndcress KR , Broadway Post ollice REWING COMPANY AT CHAKURSTOWN, NBAR Holling Spring, Bergen comty, New Jerwsy Vapiialiia Who With Lo invest their monny wal apd profit able are invited to Join the Charlestown Wrewing Unmpary, and 6 in f the partion are, trom 7 to uelock A, ides aud 6108 o'elock P. M., in the office of C4ABLES KLEIN M D., Corper of avenue A and becon t aircet, Rew ¥ e, MPLOYMANT WANTS)—$200, MORE OR LESS, Will be Invested, for « fairequivalent by an Kng shman t what of where #0 long ax ald Rave fll seove far correaponding nd eomaniesion mi-nt ® of some liter ry basiners Would ) st agree wih Iaie parents: he in 35, profeasiona/ly educated asd of uh orvagh : as habit, Ans gers must coatato al! particalars in ouiliae, and be addressed to M. D., Herald office Ing under the frm of Corbya & Mo.nchiand ia this 7 dianolved by muta! consent New Yous, Joly 28, 1867. The nndersigned have ‘hie d er the name aud firm the purpose of puolia All debw due by oF tou Will be sottied by the und) Jour 34, N‘w 0K. —THE COPARTNEASHIP HERETOFORE EX ry zor Has. Mol ACH -ANO THOS. P. VAN BENTUOYSAN, FORE BXISTING HR tl oy imitation. dvny 27, 1887. i Oe ANTED—A_ SPECIAL PABTNER, WITH A Cart eapltal of $8.00, to eneage Ine bowiness which will yield &) per cent profit. The business is honorable, And will not occupy much time in attendance. Full informe fon can be bad by applying at Palmer's Advertising Agency, Tribune Batldings pn Wane t YOUNG MAN WITH $18) CAPITAL TO eogace in a peasant, yasiness; salary $4) to 2) per month For particulars, apply at real estate odioe, (8 Broadway, room 6 REWARDS, a I ~ REWAR?.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, THE t0TH OR coming from of Jul she Bij bth avenue Wo Canal rent, 8 I bird and hair barkei aunched, be fader will receive the abuve reward and the thanss of the owner, by leaving ie same m Mr, Ogilries’ tailor shop, No. 7 ‘Cham bers street. REWARD—TOR A SMALL BLACK AND TAN ‘with white breast; lost from Ko. 1) wen on July REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY RVENING, A I gold locket, containing hair. The finder wili re- ceive the above reward by returving it \@ 15 Wem Twenty. fonrth street. ON THE MORMING OF THR care between Blaaveltavilie, fock- ‘tou 1 REWARD. 2th July, tm land connty, N.Y, er J. P. emih, coral ved, Aiko w avnd (Imitation pearl) The finder will receive , e rewar'! by returning the necklace to Capt. Smith, cn board, \ — eccnmecambapnaa or Wo F. 0. BARLOW, 474 i he AY NIFHT, JULY and answers wo the 9 78 wrvens aiveet, Lost. on SetcE® P £ , Hroadway, opporite Wassing. ice, (9 Pierce's fruit store 683 Rroatway, #2), in three ope Sand two Gia. The tinder will be suitadly re calling at Mr. Pierce's, 693 Brondway. REWARD.—LOST OR STULEN, ON SUNDAY vight, Jaly 2%, 1887, about 10 o'edek on leery from Hoboken, & pocket boom oot taining + dated April 18. six months, $181 6 ond her papers, whieh ena only ve of alae 10 the owner, The $2) contained in the poeket book will he given to the finder. Inquire at 16l Bowery. The pudite ie also ona toned aeaingt reeetving or buying the ote, AB the Dass ment of 11 bas been stopped $3 0 LOST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, IM GOING 1. feo Tho u $2 Evang the noveot J Mnok foo 25 REWARD.—LO8T, ON SATURDAY FVANING, going from Howard street to the corner of Wsikor and Broadway, &n emerald pin wet with diamonds. he finder will receive (6 Above reward by leaving (he aan a! the bar Florence House. corner of Broad # A Walter st. THE TURF, Umer COURAB, 1. 1 TROTTING.-OF wanes day, July 2, at 834 o’siook, a match (vr 82,00), play or pay; Mle lenin best thene tn fire. Mr. vamen De Harry Walton, formerly Jack Potter, to vromie pamea >. m™, Behe of Poriand, to wagon _ M, B.—Thace i cume off rhka OF Shine, SLAW & WAL ER, Propricwrs, ‘sino rooms for gentlemen Dinner at 6 0’clock. ROOM TO L¥T—TO A LADY, IN A FAMILY OF A ‘two persons with the use of ® bath room. Call at Lis Char'ton street. FMALL AMERICAN Fo ML VY HAVING MORK ROUK than they wan , at No. 115 Seventh street, will let part of the honse or take a lady and gentleman \o board, or two siugle gentlemen, om reagonale terms Boouus on floor, fur OF OL, _ GENT BMAN DéSIKeS BUARD IN A FRENCH \ fam!ly, where there are no other boarders preferred. Terms musi be modera address RP H., bow 427 “ost oflice, N.Y, with particulars, 4a References given and re quir A 800 street, front of the parm. A Toeariep PaRLOR AND BROAOOM TO -RE to ® xentieman, without meas. Apply at 12) Ninth as, near Bro day : A PLBAGAR? FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED KOOM wanted, with board for ® laay, in ® pri where there are to other boarders, and terms ma dre A. JB, Broadway Post « Poy meting 7 CaN BR ACCOMMO) TKD WITH A furnisued bedroom, by applying st 77}a F ultoa atreer. brook n SULe CF ROOMS TO LET, WiPH BOARD; ALS) one large room, ca culated for ue or two geoilemen, wt No. £2 fast Sixieenth ev eel, near Union park; references ex changed. GR\TLEMAN URSIRES A PARLOR AND 8H 100% A ‘connecting, of saree reom, Ins modern brut h well foruisveri; wi'h breakiastw o'clock a Mf bolsiok PM, loeation between Browiway and % ku! netabove Niu street: & plewsant private fvumily tc preferred, acdresa J.B. L., box 174 Herald vflce BTIT OF Re ined GENTLEMAN AND His WIFE OF A FEW SUNIL gentlem-s an be accommodated with board at 63 Hud Gas and ba b ta the boase M8 TO LET, WIT BOARD , rooms for 2° Joastion venient w ‘ TL Weet Fourteenth street, feat boase west of Suath T 19 TWELFTH STRKMT,"A PEW BTERS Kast OF Rrondwy, can be bud two'r threo roms with or «itn out b ard. in an uvexceotionsble Bouse wnd loca ion. Terms Teasoc able to reepeetabie partis. GENTLEMAN AND HiS WIFR OR TWO SINGLE GEN AC tiemen bec mforiably accommedausd with bosr? by applying at 343 Shih avenue, near Twenty frat street FEW. RESPRCTALLE MEN GaN BE ACCOMWO A “dat: with xood board, fire airy rooms And 8 good hore, for 1» week, at 0 Prwce sireet, ive doors from Bowery alny wy boarders R-commodated ARy —TO LED, IN A PRIVATE FaMILY, A LARUE and pleasant parior on the first tloor, with board, to, x genvemas avd wife ortwo single geatemen. Apply at 424 Greenwich pireet corner of Laight, OARD.—A GEATLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN HAVE pleasant Poumas, wita of witnont boare. Ale», one or iwo single gentlemen. Location very desi-able. ‘Treas mo Apply st Ss Twenty gixth weet, Uhird door weet ut verve. OARD.—A PLEASANT FRODT ROOM, cond foor, to let Wa gentleman and w yoom, where b it few boarders are taken; Broadway stages and Sixth avenue care pass ibe door, bath ‘and gas. Apply at 667 Sixth avenue. OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLRMAN, WITH BOARD for the lady, ean be accommo 'ated ins private family, (vo ‘boarders,) Wil & desireble parivr and bedroom, house modern central, Address Home, Heraid office. Heie- reLces given. OARD.—A PLEAS. T FRONT ROOM, ON THE or, 10 Jet (0 & gentleman and wife; also ® room, wi batlew buarders are tnken, Brosd aay ard Sinth avenue Care paws the door; baik and gas. Apply at 667 Bixth aver we se ingles OARD UN CLLNTOA PLAGE. —A FAMILY aND TWO or Wree eloghy geotlemen can be scoommodaied with wrniabed aparumenia and board at No, 61 Uliaton place, near Fifth avenae. Reference required OARS TN WILLTAMSRURG.—A FEW BiNGL Uetmen car be accor modated with p casant rooms and partial board, in A looalliy coneealent to tne ears, whare the comforts of a home may be realized. Ap. iy at 116 Sowb Rightd street recoad door from Pith, References exchanged. OARD WANTRY—POR A LADY, IN A PRIVATE family oF, where ihere are fow boarders; witha wilow preferred addrens HL, F,, Broadway Pont ofllos, OAR WAN BD—BY GENTLEMAN, IN A PRIVATE amily, where he diener hourl, om later Wan three Oo clow.1 ot ower down than sleeaer # rest, between foarth and Sixth erenues preferred, Address J. W.. Heri OARD WANT RD KIRK IN CITY OR COUNTRY for a widew Indy ard three daughter 4 12> ene: mand irge two hela rivate femhiy pret ton and god reference expected Fur auch kosem 444 per month will b d from dave ve date. and gery i troub.e gives, Add BOARD WARTED-IN 4, Hove, WITH ALL THe modern improvements, by two young men; A pri 'sia faury or where few boar ere are kept pre ferrd, near smart way and between Fourth and Twenty third sirena. dest of dress, wating price, J. H. 8, box 153 » Kerala office. reference given. A herald oft OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY young men, where ibey ean ecjoy the comforws of Location betwern Uaual aud Murray sreets.— References #x chaoged Address) W. « , 334 Rrosaway, New York OARD WadTEV.—a ROOM (CNFURNISHED PRE ferresl) whi partial board, for two prothers. Lneation 4 below Four'eenth st eet sad A., box 2 982 Post office. OARD WANTED IN TARLEM—POR 4 GENTLEWAS and bia wife, ia A genveal fail’ near the steamboat land ing. Address N.Y, Herald offtcr, sta'ing terms, 49 BOARD WARrap Ix MROOKLYN—BY A LAUY. WHO wil, De absent daring the day ia &@ reepartable Vatbolu fawily, residing in the vicinity of Fulon street, or near the ferries woo'! be preferred. Terma mast be moderaie. Re ference: exchanged. Address, with fail partioulars, Jerirats, Herald offers. OARDISG.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFK OR TWO or three vyenUemen can be sorommorete! with furnisved Frooma, wih partial board ti family, at 185 Blew sires, corner of Sisth av ROOKLYN —TO LET, UNFURNISHED, ON THE frst floor, ® large, besutifal room, in the house of s ow indy. #uitable for an eideriy couple or an lavaild cen ‘Ot the first Glues, Terme mod sraie. Ziteudance 4 on West Warren street @Appiy to or address M. W.. at Mr. Burnnsby’s, corner of Uourt and AUaatic sireets, Brooklyn. eared 2 yee es enh F" NISHED ROOMS TO LET TO LADIES AT 2 ae Hadaon street, References ex Pee. BOOMR—WITH OR ims fine three story house with WITHOUT BOARO the modern improve men’ ring street, near Varick street. inenite om Soeund Boor? fod airy roome om third ; also front basement to let for an anitable fur aingle gentlemen, at ty eighth street. AURNISHED ROOMS TO LYT—6ULTANLE FOR 4 GEN F tjeman aed lady or one of (wo aing.e gentlemen, at 236 Fourth street, opposite the park. BRILEMAN AND WIFE, TWO SINGLE GENTLE ‘men, two young indies, or & Indy and child, ean ubwin fall or partial boerd, in a first class modern house. Pleasant rooms, conventent to vars acd stages Apply at 63 Hammond sireet, beiwren Blecoker and Fourth streets OTBL LODGINGS.—GRSTLEMEN CAN OSTAIY farniahed rooms at the wlobe Hotel, corner of Frankicri acd Wiliam streets, at 25 centa and Sj cents per bight. Howse open all pix ARTIAL BOARD WARTHD-IN A STRICTLY PR vate family where there are 0 other boarders taken, bv A young mao, and where the comforts of a home may be en. ed, address statinayerms W. %. Herald ofine, for tro days. Cocadon between Bleeoker and Hudson streets, an! t elow Grove desired. OOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS, AT No. 1. Twenty sixth corner way, near F MS WITH WITHOUT, PARTIAL URNISHED ROO! oR nS tees inh arene Te. R THREE OL ADUOMMODATRO with DORFd My 62 By et, iret floor, References exchanged. ARRE OR FOUR YOUNG MEN OF STEADY HABITS ° 4 of accommo ‘with board, by calling # Mo. Rloneten atrret ear An eery Ponty FURR EED Rooms FOR i Na Rooma from #195 to $8 per week. Gas and datn In the @ Rove adjoining val room, No. 913 browiway. 3. AND ee Arr pee OOS TP JORzIONERS OF Cg ay wIpow ety wishes 10 ko, 0n0 oF two room. 7} Rast Ninejoenth street 7 a ANTED—BY SINGLE GENTLEMEN, BOARD Ww Setrcen Healt and Hwan recta cad between Brosdway and Third avenue, Apply to A. ., 79 ee ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AHANDSOMIR reem, wish board, tm ay rivate tamily, he tanight the Rogllah and ‘Prosch anguages, Us fon square Poat office ity * ANTED—SY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, A PTRe nished room and entence for terms moderaic. Addreas B. E. v. : sony or Broadway Post office, OARD ON BTATEN ISLAND.—A FEW RESPRCFA- ble pomene, ean be accommdsted in a pleasant situaden i ‘threo minutes walk. from. Arit- lan ing, fi 0. Apply wo Mra. MORRIS, ‘Grima Sree, mp kinaviile. OskD AT STATEN ISLAND—A PRIVATE FamMILy npying # handsome villa residence on the beights near the olé Quarantine landing wil s@ happy to take aa Inmateg for the summer morths, one or two gentlemen. There are no children, and no other bosrders The Rouse commands a view of the bay a> well aa a Portion of the tiand? pod yatbing within ten minuiespwalk Address Campagna, erald office Qovszay ROARD.—PERYONS WISTING COUNTRY board can be acoommodated on reasonable terms, with- tn two benra ride from the city. For paruculara inqnire of J.J HOLLISTER, corner of Washington street and Battery. place. a ovuz BCARD MAY BE HAD WITHIN HALF A) ira le location. eas matey reonan, da Inca avd shade trees, plenty off fl focens, al reome, nen avd @ le trees, plenty wemetablen snd mili dty-thied streets Inqutra at 74 Kast Twenty: or No 2 Atlan inateet Brooklyn. bUgart feng BOARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING ‘a short tstance from the city, can accommodate a few boerders, love fon desirab'e References exchanged. Addres® Home, box 69 Post office, Jamaira, is 1., staiing where an in+ lerview may te Dad. pb Bi Bh 5 SE Ree een ee (JOUNTRY, BOARD CAN Bie HAD IN HACKENSACK )~ Four ladies and ove gentlenan can be accommodvied with board ia the upper part of the beantifut villace of Hackensack, twelve miles from the etty; stone house, fronts the river, and very desirable for boarders. Best of sountry milk can be had and washing done near by &t a reaaonadie Yale, mages roping Back and forth from the city throngh whe tay, For particulars inquire ef Rarcard Doramus, tuo} of Barclay street. Respectable people will do wel) to call, M. RuiZsBRTH B. WATAON, Oe BOABD,—PERSONS DESIRING GOOD ‘country board, with all the advantages of fue sea bate se noe ocoltnR, Ht bitbop. Roa, which ib -aattally alter realdenoe of Jon , Raa., w rn aed upon the sou ‘shore of Lang Yaland, one mile frow. the village of Meriches and commandi g ® fine view of the bi sudocesa For further particulars aoply to 1D). 8. OORS $2 John etree’, or WM. T. CORN a BON, averne Oh UNTRY HOARD—A_ PRIVATE FAMILY OCOUPY- ing & large bouse on the fast river surrounded by lswna and ga den, four xeres, forty minutes by the Thrd avenne cars. can accommodate a gentleman and wile or two single gen ‘emrn with par ial board, Address T. 4, Herald oflise. mttaer tlm i 3 Als rane | Big bob. BOARD WANTED-BY 4&4 GENTLEMAR, hiv wife, four chiléren and to puree, in tbe vicinity of New York, not over oo hour's ride ‘rom the city, A farmera ahade oan Beauie, 76 houve preferred where frech air, pu e water, and br found for open air exercise. Address J, M. Nanenu street COGRERY ROAAD WANTED? A LADY AND LITTLE J dansbier wish board wibin a few miles of the city, in a private family, where they eaa be perfectly quiet, ere two days, Herald there is good cathing. Address A.M, for officer FKSKILL, FORTY MILES UP BUC8ON RIVER Ral roat, & ber of ladies and gentlemen will ind », pleasent bou e wih ae lady and her two Saughiers, who segk 'o please; charges very maderate. For particulars apply Wo Livingston & Co., No. 6 Beekmsn sireet, 4 T THE MAR“LE HOUSE, NAW BRIGHTON, STATEN A island - a suit of superior rooms aay be bad wth board At thin com madiona residence, deighittliy loca ed on high frond, comiuandins a megaificen: view of the Bay and Nar- rows, and opiv eight minntes walk from the terre. Kxvensive gouvea in lawn den, exenlient stsble and Car) inne house, yely as oF ad jomee, New Brighton. ZHREWRGURY,—THE SUBSORIDEB yadiie tbat the Pavilion Hotel, Fort Washington. is S oer (Gr the reeepuon of boarders and vialors, ‘The roome ard ‘sree, airy and pleagaat, and nothing willbe left undone that vign tend tn tha combat of those thin ote. THOS. DAVIS KA VIEW HOUSE, HIGHLANDS, N. J —THR PRO- prietor wishes to bis friends ‘hat he bas some vary , and Would be bappy to gieanea roome dies ngaged eafew more Camitll AcoorAMO- ‘or wingl® persons with ret clad noard Boats leave foot of Boninson daily. ™. N. AMITH. TOUAIATS.—LAKB DUNMORE HOURS, BALIARU- ry, Vt--This delightful summer reori la ope0 for the The bonse @ mew spacious aad airy, several cote in a locality anriv Ned for benuty of seenery and rious and invlge olimaie, eight alles distant from pnb- Ye thoronghfares, I to thoae dewirona of @ quiet mou \ain retreat for the summer all ube enjcymenta of ‘the sonatry The lake is stocked with ‘and the aeige- boring mountain atreama ailord an abundanoe of Acces to the p.sce is from Brandon or Midflebury, both om tari ton ec ther about umes SHO“ NAMTED, THE LOAN OF FIFTY DOLLARD DOU. f- whout one mouth for which w liberal sons good securky will be given, Aadress Kecurity. Herald tlion. $4. OOO SANTO FOR THREE TEARS, ON Fine? . class property, located in Brooklyn, Addreaa oe, Herald office, $6,500. 53% Went F ty YOUN@ WIDOW LADY WISHES TO BORROW $27 for three montha, for ¥ hich she would rent a handsomely furnished room. Southerners or airs: visiting be ony would find a pleasant bome, eentral'y loosted and convenient to ail pinces of amusement | Referenaes ex: addres Mra. 3. 8 M., Union square Pos r LADY WISHES TO BORROW $25 FOR 4 HORT TING, for whieh good weeurity will be given, Address for wo days Jeeta, Unton square Post offtoa DYiDEN., LENOX FIRM INSURANCR COMPANY Office bi Wall sirset. New ¥ aly 24 1867. —Tho nal dividend of tre Angas L The bt lat DAVID DRAKE, Beoretery. DP VIDEND- oFrwe OF THE SIXTH AVENUR RAT romd Company (Sisth July i4_ 1A07.—The Girector Aividend of five per oent oat of the earnings of the road for the cur ent sx monihe payable at the oflion of the Treasurer, wod= frey W. Leake, Keq., (Cashier) at the People’s Bank, on tho fret dey of augun next, be end ot the fees! mall year, The tranafer books will be closed from the #xh Instant lo that day. KA, Secretary. T. wal il pe FATHER 4 ANUPACTURERS ‘NK, DEW YORK, daly 2 1897.—A dividena of five (5) per ceat on the eapi- tn wt 4 to the siccksolders on and after Raiar= Gny, the fire dey of Augnat next. The tranater books will bo clowed nat (hat day. By order of the Kosru, nihioe, di 1).—-A quarterly dividend bpeen deelared payable wo the soon! Augnst next, The transfer books will of payment Ry order, i. Vv. OPR Beat! EB LS OROSSE AND WILWACKIO Ke ilroed Compray, No 7 Sasana street, New York, July. 2 187 —Interest coapons, doe Ist of Augast, on the land grant bon ts, issued by said ‘oompany, will be duly paid on Preteniavion at the ofies f the compary, No 7 Naseas strvet, WM. DAWA, General Auperintendens. QOUTH BOFALTOR Bank, VERNURE BLS hd thisard other browem banka bought a: the freaah. Foreign gold and silver bougat and sold. on SaNke wt VOR. specie and enqhange ” broker, 183 Chatham st. owner sew Howery. THE BENEVOLENT AND coun Ridow inde, woo bese Bret donee, some revere losses, gratefal to ® or ady who woul! advance her fifty or ® non ired dollnrs 00.4 ‘ake ff in board, Beery attention. Sa Co vefally ind to the par'ies so obligiog, “iddress Fa, Herald ct ~~. MUSICAL AND DANCING, U7) SINGRR.—WANTRD A SITUATION AS ALT? fing: In some ebnrch in Wew York or Rrookyn mie Feterencen. Address M., box 183 Hernid offies, SPURNUID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSKWOOD PiaNO- A “forie, of excellent tone and vuch, warracted, will be diaponed of Bsa immense sveri to. ihe owner leaving torn cauee hermit for particulars a ww 1s Went Broad wn) near Canal street. piatal Pp AWYS SOT GARD, LONDOS, TO SB Piano wy optiay 4 cor ky LOAM eae fe in fret rat the wed ‘lt ~ abarein ia & Pes voy’ Apr’ 3 to 8 LOMA X, 18 Rrookiya, between . SNTLEMAN THACHER OF THE PLANO eee h god pertrmer Also, $70 'ndlew Prenshy in tench Proneh and music. apply Sh OF Sdérese, choo! Institute, 0 the ameriean Fedo! a Nien @ Born. EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS WITHOUT Dr. Rou. UURALS, Gd Oa