The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1857, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST Ul, 1857. 3 Chinese worth of silver has schools sttonded . which he Important Tart Decisions CURSIONS. fre, mm the first tnstancs, ‘Meus, Newall & porte, Bensty 50,n00,n00 ns byl d oy ae by 686,266 pa- | He tock a part in he ineurrestion ta that clay, Be | me tonlowing lesportant 2 nAnennna scent en aa aware te pp yyy ary Ma Py yy Dia was, mere ‘tan wes xperied, during + *~¥-x when certain buildings shall Pye le rovebetontets, an bald 0 commis. made by the Becretary ofthe, Treasary — tener i Avgesi lana oregano eeeate P ‘months bave been additioval children. ‘Romas Freach attacked TReasuR’ ARTMENT. The far yeas He ih 9 of a and The ae ry 0 ene, een tobe Rome. Pinner eeaaem te Londen, with Tecknowledge the receipt of your report under eate of | sion sieambow he Darars are exk: ‘or tbe Sach, “ars Bogus seumean” when emo | Domaaogut Wo wa, wi be nang ona | age snc tn per aie Gomaner | See oasthr ieee meester | Bauer ttre foam, ure ¢ fem oer foases | Rn a ue pena e Rw hace @oanected with ‘magaatiom are well known end | first September. 1s extends over a space of 31,250 sores. ‘the rolls then 905. , ‘exacted ‘in| cents each, can be. ber. of the compauy and deservedly ba the The that are to take part in the mancouvres consist | % deing 686, wishing to try © movement agaiast the King of Naples, | 10 the rate of duty to be parley wey eempor fore a. Sen arson. We- Seiten OEE"Sstrse sien, Mr" Bret lot | of 1,000 nate) and 6/80 cava ry, ‘Gonorl Regal | | Letore from Lnbou wate hat ihe rare ct the Spanih | Sat his oye ch Puncran command tbe imareest, |” | Ion vegies and pain Tings socio Oy om ior | ts Roberta's eebeied buat wien Boraiybaown hain et cabo otros, Engad | SoS dean <'anguy i charged wise comand. | invarrecien bear, dumayed ie commiten of Spe} "age undersod in Prepon cis ct peter gure | iq St etn of Mes : D.H, Rocin, eeriary dn La Patent Franoo in 186i; Mr. Canning, The London Neva of July 16, saye:—The last return of the soctaliets of information government f¢ abou Tunderstand you to ne ~ ‘oroas the Gulf of 8 Lawrence and in the Mediterra- | pank of Frence deserves more altention than seemstohave | The Liverpool Post of 16th of J :—Until recently | address to the governments a ciroular on the lale attempts Einad ” La Bena; Mr. Woodhouse, who laid the line from Varne to Nae een eae nan aees tact (tans cargo) of SINDT Oren.neee ee xemomens nee LnMeENEdED Ded bey ta Foes sey ; Ay fon itiscio Bupeioria; Mr. Webb, the engineer of the submarine line | siderable light upon the present state of Fresch was a large stock of ev: y desirable’ article bat mea, from Tripol! speak of a duel between the English | jures wholly town vhe new ee InrOrforoneme lo ihe Haguel and Profesor Waitohowe, | afhra. "Tha, Sguree befire us ard arigenae ofthe ee | Foor men wore nthe way; bey encumbered the table ab ios Gant aad a gotten slashed we Teno ob printed, oF dyed,’” and subject to a ATIie eit fe tonden_compuaser, wal run ‘With several others cogaged L great joint ciarions at, y no business. | jate tbere. Circumstances connected with it are like! cent, the 1m) LEAVE PEW YORK. a ne with this Atlantic It ls by no means impos | Fyapoe alreacy tr imaperattvel; Jators upper ten thousand a ; : bao d ary ——— telograpn. contingency "may pmyr4 Hag nid Le 7) the capital eae ly | Legis mpd. Lid cue sagenty otapie S oo aap oh eallprenbeg ited rant. ver of nt, under the designation ufecturee compas yp ps ae pias. UL He yM. jed_for, but, knowing in whove ‘the con | thet the country is till subjected ton evore drain of bul. | sho spbit of this yolitical creed Lord John Ruseel, when Polish nobility of Witebele bave addressed peti. | ed wholly of cotton not otherwise provided for,” In sche 13.9 + |anneday 1S of | the undertaking ie placed, (we think 1! | ion, which ‘he aniflal operations of the Bank of France | !n offce, permitted a million of men to perish of harger oF | Wmas'aad oountry scons bin to estabiiah curée in the | duis D of ee . aR RO Oc SY i rosie ial ay thou, St" acoes, very | teapcanne wane tt ur sorn When ao Wants ey fae | age aN ree rane oe | Otay anh tg ne el ae aa BP eatii : ene connected wih the enterprise appears confi ient of | he London Siar of 224 of July, obsorves:—Somo time | UBder an adverse Danner against Eogland, aod convivoed lage shall be spokes im theoBocle, and that tne eroo- | 1846, fol within echedule D of that tariff as ‘* manufac — ord a nina OY | nas elapeea since yeuiod the ttensian of ear renders pod rfl gro ag ens f or tenet om of a university at Polnox, or in tome otber town of tures champenod: wank af ectiany Bab ethene provided 8 SHE MDLIOR, “ube Hudson’ question, 7. enntate fom : | the province, shall be permiued. The nobility of Mivek, | for.”” But im the tariffcf March 3. 1867, modifying te exis carey ere fo ea uae | Svry ag sad ate” wes are Yatan,woaes | Yom, bcs ion bara evan me: | 1G, 80 chy, tr cerecpued aly i in his great epic. J me resaived uatoreneliy: geen of cotton, which are bleached, printed, vainted or dyed.” rights of the inhabitants of the Hudson’s Bay | Napier devoies an eplaode to thelr valor tor c really tobe determined ie whether | Messrs, W. F. Cosens, of London, state that the peblne of wae wooden Dridges om the railway between St | eo that the articles in question are now provided for in we company’s assumptions shall not be utterly over- | able rep rts circulated during the past month respecting A ori ly accidentally bur: sebedule C, bet composed wholly of cottn, ‘and bleached, ‘nd thelr existence, as » commercial and political | tbe anticipated failure of the wine crops in jpain and Por. | 2O"™ cansod great inconvenience 18 | printed, ‘or dyed, and not specially designated im extinguished. their acoaracy | ‘2? Communications between the two pisces. Prete Peanedule of the G ees! zg 5 : 3 Sects tninn onus teneebis oda bien The expual federal rifle match at Berne terminated o 1 patie eho ciice: bola 4 July 21, beieg the 2%th anniversary of the inau; jeunes, - lo adv’ janes. i D te no longer app! @ articles in lon, of te Mojesty Loopold, of Belgium, the event was cole- | From parliamentary paper of England, it appears hat | @@ 26th of July by the distribution of prizes, whtob led | ihey are iy classed. In tehedule O. The decision brated in the capital inthe usual manner. F+om an early | the amovnt of prize money realized by the xelzave of Rus- bour of the morning tri--olored flags and banners deco- | san ehips during the war wes £72,000, of which upwards rated the facades of all tbe public monuments, the minis | of £41,000 was distributed in the dpancial year 1866 57, pesnedomp Cp neo she oe ane te re | leaving balance on the Lat of Apri! last. spe le houses @ meiropolis. masts o! the The Susrex -.) Advertiser says, from all sides wo verrels tn the Belgian ports and docks were ornamented | receive ihe me) ppp titan, fr the im like manner:— Dlooming was oo! leted | orofiious curious coincidence, deemed worthy by the Presiden | made by Tain tele cose approved candi the fret prize, consisting of 3,000f. in we J. THomPEoN Mason, ‘Esq. Collector of Customs, Bait to Captain Twehanz, of the company of Newcha | more, Md. sets ‘oipeers, who had distinguished himeelf on dept. ‘TREASURY OXPARTMENT. pod ‘mounting first to the asrauit of the Os tle of Neuchate I acknowledge the reeeipt of your report of the 16th iden when ia Longer of the Prugsian party. bone yy od enclosures, in the case of an or a Pounce,» _ A dsspa'ch been received in Paris from Algiers | mousreline de Inine, in which there is a difference of opin- * iat Landen Poss of 3 L eonaga ae nate mitre |p tees, ane tee ree ee te ee a pene ene heh tates thatfour divisione of the French ‘simul | 10a between yourself and the importers, Mesers. Benkard | [820 New Yo treatment to which seamen are subjected on pode grand ri taneously occupied. on the 1th of Jaly, the whole ot th and Hutton, as to the rate of duty to which the articles is EYPORT AND OLIFFWOOD DIRGOT, WITHOUT or ot arter; wel i panies. Apply to STRPHEN 3, & Longley, 166 Maicen rigor to the plant. | Wheat cutting Bae} distrigy Enown as Delolovl.Ben! Tovragh [lwitk. All th | 10 be subj:cted under the tariff ac} of Sd Marah last, they “staging. Steamboat lu 48 day, except Baturde: of oni . pa a cg le eh ray Die Tie siresdy commenced In several quarters, and in a very | villages were carried, anc the French fag waved ou th | having paid the duty demanded by ihe colleotor ‘cade | an iuniens. “Laeen inavay ewegn die k, Sts Keypor 30 lanifo, witha siratum likely to remain undicurbed aad fa. | tothe grost demend for sailors. in = nto thelr | trict, tBu rendering our harvest a fall forinight inadvance | 'ofitst peak of the [jardjura cres!, preter pan eppenles. Spams bie poctetan to tile. Copsey ee ee eee vorable for the reception of the cable The telegraphio | supply, “they are necessarily exposed 10 Reponti to @ | Of thore of ordinary years in point of tim A Paris correspendent of the ce of Brursols | OTNe i reste ata sSieananliva Gates eiiben setedale MOON}GHT SXCUMSION THE STEAMER FRASEE eaves Sane nee, yne mere tS ree which probably 00 laws could ” ‘This | The Parle Siécle contains the following retiootions on whe | Writer=—*The sending ont of some French and Kaglish | Cr'no oximing tari act at the rato 0: duty of 19 por sad barge IBBEE wil mabe s mecalight cuceriee, ee ‘and Newfoundland, is one which ‘i not too deep for | wifi barly arcount for the grievance complained of. udedeataicae uaetatnate matetaeeen ee ve-sels of war to Tunis is spoken of, The coucessions of “4 ee A act at the ale 0) duty of 10 RoE, | fe Hudacn river on Tuesday evening, Augum il, The bance ibe sanie to, dak, dows-and rest-epan, snd at the same ° : vigod at ihe explosion of thexe foclsh Sonasirasice? iat |S Mchammed to tho fanaticism of bis wanjects aro all tue | SOY oe'ge ver cent under eouedulo O wf that sch eee Sethaes ORE hea beaten” Meancee time not so sballew tbat currents or fcoborge, or any | |The London ime of July 16 saya: the maritime | Eilers Ti history, ani we find tha’ eb conspiracies! | Lat | mo ens ceivable that his envoy extraordinary, Gonoral | 7™r¥ Of TH Btn Cone tie mead wholly. of worsted | will'ay at Fulton ferry Brooklyn a in eognged | The irene res mn Pate att feat ot tea Me ¥ rine Fahl of blockade, bh nifty contd ies volareh spair bave ever Deen vabjected to them, In the past nie. | Ker bape bos Da Paria somie ere 840, and was the | or of worsted and silk, and bas Deen long known in com- | 407 wil rare Delos coy, eanger, Dee see, Wu { Palion Ragod, MPOM erided by the soundings mete by oflloces of | Waders from the necessity of procaring convoys, while it | tory of Italy there attempts without aim, these senseloss bearer of presents 10 the Imperial family. merce under the deignation of moueneline de laive.”” | Sry gary hi2h gti ame Parke 8G cick Pulign terry, would have enables the h fleets to cloeethe princi. | stacks, may bo counted by thousancs. For centuries lialy | _ Expectations are entertained that the Isto interview of | there is another fabric, compored of worsted aud cotton, | mreet, at9!4; Tweniletd mureot, N rch river, at 94 T ae oa eta natin this manner the magne | bas known no other ife then that feverish existence, the Covnt of Syracuse (King Ferdiuand’s brother) with | known also im ecmmerce under the denigoation of ‘de | Sl, adm chy & indy and Renileman--To pe had at the Unies ae Conpi Walewaht, in Paria, will ad 108 renewal of diplo- | Jaina ” Nelther fabric was specially deniguatod in the } suare Fo ofice, on tke dock, or of M: J. OLUPF, Mo. 108 japles and France, soon after the | tariff act of 1846, but both were embraced in schedule ) of | Broad street been He Brush ond Cnited Sates navy. HL virg dl-covered « | Mo suitable plateau in which to rink the cabie, it wes necessary av . | of lency in the navy would have been combined with The Paris Debats of the 2st of July si fo ascertain the pra: ticability of sending the electric cur. peech of Lore B pg Sbeorvations of | matic relations betwoen Feet through a distance as groai ag tat across the Ati the maximum of loss 10. commerce, oly Mo. Profeecor Merso, Dr. Whlichouse, and Mr" Bright | | In tho House of Gommons of tho 11h of July, Lora | Lord Carendcn ana of other members of the Toute of | CMTE MM | a tunes tne folowing in | ufwhich worsted wan com cent materia, on | NEW, YORK, AND, COREY [ALAND LANDING 4 DI ol e 4 b fl —' and aple (ame = decide: this questicn by successfully transmitting sigoals | Jobn Russel and Mr. Disrael! made some remarks onthe | Lorde, confirm the opinion we bave already ox eine The second section of the tariff act of 3d March Inst nro | iA, Cert cnains Sialth: will evear follows for ihe vosame b 2,000 miles of telegrayhio wire at the r: 270 | c@urse pursued ernment with regard to ‘he real cause of the senvation produced in | formati-n respecting the prospects of the vintage :—Tho secon iaute, or about 14,000 words per “aay of irony Aly wars ‘of bina and — ee) the plein timeny gis Evgland by the proj: cted importation of free blacks ‘nto | seseon bas been hitherto very favorable to the vineyards, | vides ‘tha’ all manufactures compos d wholly of cotton ally, on the 10th of Octover, 1856, Professor | Palmerston, in revly ‘peld:—My noble friend, and my | French colon Both sides of the House rendered full | end this year’s wine will pobabiy be much saperior in | which ai Lge otal Painted or dyed, and de MP Of Omcyiioeed tase at 85 P. Morse was enatiod to write: The doubts ere resolved, | right hon. friend the member for Oxford University, ro. | justice to tbe rntentione of the French government, whore | quantity to that of the last four or five. The oidium has all be transferred to rebedule C, and the ques familton and. oney Islund 28 eemte for waleta the difficulties aro overcome, success in within our reach, | tain their oviniona upon the proceedings that havo takea | replies to the reiterated communications of Lord Ularendon red but in few places, and its ravages have bowen re Dow presenied whether, uncer this phraseology, | return uchet wili be given, Full fre for obildrea. ‘and the great feat of the century must shortly be accom: | placein China. (Qheers.) ‘are perfectly welcome to | 0D the subject c ntain the most formal and explicit details c'ed by the use of sulphur. Some surprise is mani | the article known as‘ mourreline de laine,” as well as hed,” and before the 10h of October, 1857, it !scon | that opinion. (Cheers.) The people of England have de. | of the guarantees «hich will protect the liberty and com- fested that the price of wine shouli not bave fallen to | that known simply as‘ de laines,’’ is thus transferred to HE BEGULAR AND OLD BST. BUSHEY LINE POR (Cries of “No, no,” M)123¢ and 3X PM; spring murat at 4S FM: pier No.2 Yorn river, ab iH je C. and made dut! ‘at the rave of 24 per cent. Shrewsbury, Highiands Ocean Honse, Long Branch and ‘anticipated that these hopes will be fully realized. | cided the question. ‘and counter | fort of the negroes landed on French soll. rome extert, but attention is not paid to the fact that many | schedul ; sbury nade Conas Won The assistance and co operation of not isee than seven | cheers) And Werefore, whether my noble friead con | ‘The gros total amount of the public income of the | mouthe must elayee before the new wine, however abun- | |, In the opinion Of thw Honertmaat Tyke tracetinid Sept Cot lee wilt ran'an follows, frow foot of wabtanod diferent governments have deen given to the completion | siders bat these proceedings were flagitious, or wheiher | Untied Kingdom for the year ended the 30th of June last | #0*'t may be, can com duty at tho rete of 24 peroeut, That’it hae lcag been | sect Pier, North river:— @ the undertaking. Tne earliest in the field was the | the right hon. member for Oxford considers them flag! | was £72.(67,821, and the total concurrent exp oiitare commercially roping de Isiae’? will not, wy be LEAVB OCEAN PORT AND BED slTerment cf Now fooncland, wbigh gaye oe company, | Uons, is a mater of oral indiference 0 her Majesty's | £71,708 Te, loafing an exoots of income over expenditure, Markets, Heved. be questioned, and the torm Iainve”? used in | Tuesday Aug It. Pie P. M. Tuesday, Aug. Ii 1606; She ‘the: parp'ee'of setabianing We ine | geeerement (Gries of “Oh, oh,’”’ and cheers from the | ora balance in hend, of £3 1,111. Bp ae bss Peers i a ees ae mo the aot directing the trapsfer can receive, in the opinioa | Wedo ae Weduesday, Wy gy Re gh gg ee og A me benches. ) In the English Hovee of Commons on the 234 of July, Sir | frrty'ypothosing mines of last evening, manifested much | “f(the department, no other constroction than aa em | Thurday, "18. Lig PMc Thurwlay, | 11 Ng lt OE Tho London Neue of the 16th of July tays:— | H. Willo,ghby asked the Chancellor of the Exehequer for | stew inces unill between 12.4041 o'clock, when a succes | Dracizg all fabrics: of whatevor material comporad, 80 Seley, «leg goalie. i Qoast north of 42 degrees They ‘ae Advices a july, say a & statement respecting the tea and sugar dations The | jjon of heavy sales caused great ecsitement, and rumers known and designated in commercial parlance at the date San‘ sy, 6 WW AM. Suncay, ' ig 46 " londay, © ” & free | though the silk crop is gaibered {a the greater part of | Chancellor of the Exchequer replied that he pad only to re e act. gran juare mplet . 3 a. ay, ya yank of Ofy eauare, milen of lead on the completina | italy, the amoant of the produce te sill uncertain: Ono | peat what Be bad stated before, tbat twas ube Intention of | Qian "tayo ignite, Ten, Consols meanwhieexperieaing | “rye morchandire n this caro waa property slavsitod by | Thr Laura wil connret with tv bout for Red Exh aud t when it is laid between irelaad bot Ne sfoundiead fact \s ascertained—that the croo is not so deficient as | ibe government to Inve phe a and rugar du ies fer | osition was tbat th peculaiors were ‘a%ting upon Todiaa | the Collector, and subjected to the legal rate of duty, and | '¢ mediate landings. (or passengers only. Squem lina of ther, the government «greed to guarantee 6 per cent was appreberded. All the foreign seed prospered. two years from Aoril next These resolutions be would ntelligence; but for a short time a report was actively cir his decision is hereby confirmed. pneu lg 2 ge nen all a jig parts of the ea £50,000 of the capital « the company, a sum of £5,000 The London Post of 20th of July says:—Nover was | move in a committee (f ways and means, culated that a new attempt had been wade on the life of Ireturn herewith the enclosures, incloding the se mplox aS ett inate fowarc's the expenre of making roa’s along the lind of | Eogiand to = better post ton to hold her own inthe Lut | A Russian ecrew steam friga'e, the Gromsbol, of 458 | tbe Emperor Napoleon. When the telegraphic qaomtlons which accompanied your report HOWELL CoBs, lelegraph, and remitted the import duties on all line and | "han at 1bis moment. Ireland 1s tranquil and prosperous. | horse power, and fifty-four guns, bas been lately launched | from the Paris Bourse bad shown this to be totally an. a Secretary of the Treasary her materials requires for the ase of the company. Tne | “ur relations wib our grest mighbor in josie ga at Heleicgfors, Finland, Her keel was laid down in 1854, | tourded a tention was copeentrated entirely on the possi- Avovstus Scnait, Erq , Collector, &) , New York. government of Prince Ed«ara’s Island gave an exclusive withstanaing tbe disturving tuflaenoes of an Irish and | but the war prevented ber completion She is the large't | bility of tbe arrival of the toverland mail having become Frivilege for 60 years of landing cables -a grant of 1,000 | anti-Goglirh faction in the Wuited States, are neighborly | vessel tbat ever has been built in Fialand, apd almoas all | privately known, although upto iheclose of businessno | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY Serer of land on the completion of the live, and a sum o' | 80d peaceful, nor do we apprehend that any circum: | he materials used in her construction are the produce of | thing bad reacbed the India houre. =» Maadle — ? Ake £300 per anvum towards the cur-ert ex enses of the con | stances can immediately arise ‘0 reader them otherwise | the country It may therefore be ocnciuded that other causes must ern. Nova Sootla, too, gave an exclusive privilege to | The French overatives employ+d in fectories in revoral | There are, in the new French Chamber, three members | bavé been tp opera/ion to produce the severe decline and the company for 25 years of lay tog ‘any cableson the | of the departments are deseriing their tn-door occups- | ofthe Jewieh persvasinn—MM Keen'gewarter, Gordcuanx | *mcrg these |; hae been suggeate! tbat Mr. @tustiotant, —e > HB} REGU! AR AN! OLD E TARLI¢HED LINE —-FOR Bhrewsrury, Highlanca, cern Houne. Lang Branch yon’ dork Brown's dock, Port Waavington (Middlatown} i. The new and tpleadid avesmar OOBAN HB Parker. will ron as Collows, from foot of th river: “LOST AND FOUND. ‘861 in the demand for money having been ob | Well # Hazleton’ The pub'ic are herebs cautioned against | for passeng receiving the same. Any one retaroing the above to Val | be t of the Salih’ ble, both in the stock exchange and {a the discount | Rani) 61 avenue 0, will be sulasiy reward. pe pl ie ys ga hmmammail oe shores of that coleny, the State of Maine, in the United | tions for flola work This is urual a’ thia season of the | and Leopold Javal The Uninrs dsraclife expresses its | ho tailed yesteraay for 00,0001 , may have hac a large 06 in bille and ; Sates, gave the same privilege; ani Canada anthorized | year, and the two months spent in gettii tatisfaction at th! coess, which it terms “exceedingl, | *Pecalative account open in favor of # rise, and that this ‘wobeck fo $ 2) 50 on the Pac'tic Bank in Yew i ‘ the company to construct telegraph lines throughout the | fend ‘to reliere the manufacturers honorable for the of France, and for the noble spirit | Da# been suddenly closed. The fact, also, of a considera ne, igped my Still A. tg AS TE, 7 Cosan Fort, #0 . , and consents to remit the duties on | cumulation of merchandise. of tolerence which animates the country. poriation of all sires and materials required 0 | the London Times of 16th of July, observes:—A demand | Tee postal negotiatious between France and Avstris : De used. ‘There exclusive rights baring been ob. | go. het, an well as at the bank, mumt have contributed to : z = ~ Deg Toes on the coast of A‘rica not only exists, but has | bave ended succesfully , and the rates of postage betweea ‘while = —— =a ————____—_— } pp ar oh SS eels Uae eee mon ot soaye exited, more, or loss briskly, 18 apie ot avery” | countries wi!l dé greatly diminished. eee ae a ie Oe ear neta |. SEWARD LOAN OFFICES. were made in the frst ins iance to conae jo! ce Melons from the plain of the Metidja in Algeria. have | che reme ¢irecton, The first tranractions in console were “ae BR A ing a tg a vo ‘ghee Randiarde with the whole teieeraptie trvtow of the | MAEd, therefore, Into our own bands, we should not de | nen offered for eale in Paris; they are of large siz0and | at 91 ‘whenoe wey receded to 003 10 | lutadsn aud Oeaelshd rod any and Deesimess otaak | Gi. As toca a eee Gs Broaden tee cisco United Sales and the Bitish Norts american prsscssions. | ‘7°26 Or fostering any persions previouely unknown | good quality. oo FF little recovery, and the last offi | book, marked “Guay Bahr.” To be lef st 234 Hudson | iabed and respoa dble office advances the ghost guma om cls ‘This bas now been com; means of atubmarine | ¢) 0 slaves s year aro lanoed alive in Cubs. at lesst |“ ssety, in Paris, a gentleman of large property, who | cia! quotions were % 74 to 91 for money, and 91 to 3 for | sueei, rear brilding ‘nonds, waiches, jewelry and personal oroverty, of hough) laid under the @uif of St. La-rence, eighty five | °;°00 must be captured exiry year im aria hor | bad lost 40,000 francs op the Buurse, sent hie little won vat Atter regelar hoare thore'was a resswea | @.5 REWARD, O5T,_SaTUsDAY_AGIONT 1A | “rouh, Fawabrosers a qibnetn \engih, wed ensther of itteon, sotec-awren tne | °Oom pompeiapeses, moose be enced eens 2 8 for a walk with a servant; on their return they f und bim J swall beck and white curly baired dog, wuhawhie | _MAODUPY & RHGAD, 906 , corner Walker wt. Banta of Northumberland, cousevieg Prince Ea. | cT* nct only of we origizal foray. @ barreconns, | Wing dead” He bad sbot himeetf thro igh the head ¢ foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates were | busby tall; anawers to the name of Chanor; had on when lost weeds Iheed wan. New ‘Srenenich.© On tis mde} (oe Miale persege, nd the career Of alavery lool |v the saroe os last post, sired and black collar marked 119 Baa Se ¢n'eenth atret Freland is ccnnecied with Eugiand by two cables, | Sf! Bye system SS RSENS cele, jo vecetyts feeeh' Che Wndet WeeReal, eh ‘ty Gertions 1 price of the Frenoh three per cents on the Paris | Whoever will return sald dog to the above plane will recntve pei og BS aan by four ‘others, m ‘at least, be terminated in every stage but one. England, sre understood to bave left, by way of clear | gourse this evening was 66f 60c. for both money and ac- the above reward. The dog + of no value, but Qelonga om that pothtog ts Pequired but the cable scroes be’ At. | _ Tbe London Pox‘ observes:—In process of time a free | Profit, # sum of between £7,000 and £»,000. count, ebowing a decline of not quite an eighth. ‘ard constant communication might be opened up between At the la'e meeting of the Royal Agricultural Asrocia- A urther sum of £45,000, in gold bars, was witadrawn BEWARD.—THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE TO $2,000 TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF WATCHES, the ccaat of Africa and the West Indies, to the great advan- | tion of Exgland the chairman calied apon Mr, Frenen the | fr m the bank to day to pay oy silver purchates on the $5 oe Spo,cobeerer to aay | ig Sep inte. $1" ¥y gente, ant ye eG or 208 tage of both, which would for ever prove the desth blow | Vice President of the Agricultural Society of the United | continent The taken since Thursday last has beon | SiC? BY mar ace tone when sunloe was painted whlia, | for all hin’s of ane igold sad silver. price pals to the abominable slave trade Bu ‘the possible ad States, for the next toast. Mr. French, afer thi ing the | about £2000,000. nineteen feet long, and branded with makers’ ‘Randal, vantages of the Erench scheme, and they are se great and | chairman for the bhnor done bim by confiting a toast to American securities were quoted— & Newman, N.Y, A. KSIGHT, Jr. —EATABLISHED 188—MONBY ADVAPORD TO me to meumue «adh mee bine pe pene Ie ae winner of sets to way thes no hed Meg ag TY seats OH be ks an by ee gt Re ry 5 — ‘oe- rie a iv Do 4 per coat, 187 a roar. ly : 5 ut Britie® So | letthis own Zountry with the Yankee spirit of Inquiry 0 | he. do (Ireeland) 1800, 103.2108 | $5 Weetince es toundinnd dng, with white srecey' hat | E87%. dry poods sks, clothe late, aad valuable persosal, oro- Tho Secretary of the 4 Irish Magnetic Tele i doe, hite oresat; had | derty of all descriptions. Goode stored. Pardes will ind It to Mr Bright, accompanied by the distrist | *Py out the way im which they cultivated the laod le this Do. $146 shares, $30 paid. Pua. 160 18 | on when lost a brass collar The above reward will be diven } ‘heir ivterem to call here, J. MAOD PP, 996 Broadway, cor. jatlock: Mr, baager, ana Mr. Gutters, sa- pron Rey ee emo pe om Miosigns Ga 8 per cent con. 1860, “ gs 5 pF] fry eB TAT SIG wh ner of Walker N, B.—Jewelry for sale. el fortan weeee . ee adents, wer ee re ales Gal Gee Valentin, present at the meoing of the Royal Ag izultural Society of | Do. do.) 1860 (aierling) 7201 0 108 | De .dealt wih to to etmost rigur of the be $50,000 TontOA%,2% ATER, DIAMONDS, to join the transatiantic cable land. Do $160 shares, . 82 po ann Joweiry cogare, acy [ye 808 ber of Russians who have passed and conti Michiyan 8 & N. Ind. (eink fund) 7 per cent, '85 65a 67 Berlin from furwia le neeually great A Do GUO eetWecee cnssses- a ao een ere officiel personage stated that upwards af 60,000 | New York Can. 6 ar Seni (ating fend), 1688 Soe 82 oe pans te Ge © APabRET COM deh cesar ua socasion merchants ports had been delivered when he quitted & Peters per cent con., * se REWARD —L0ef, ON WELNESDAY EVENIN , OD ODE morning. PH BIO ‘inne 2 carpet bog, contateire r “4 $157, U00 *. velty he. oe ‘bought tx oven by JO" fom of the German journals hint tbat groat paition re co pocnstbore; the. pickethy Oe ih 8 Aa JiTAGL vers street Caement aoe) ram sults origtpate ip ihe meet: of the Emprro: of Aus + A ’ Ullfve Business end confidential B.A. No 944,824 fe. due to 216,062 | trian apd the King of Prussia. It's sald his mejesty wii! Rae Cees et Pe Sadana | Semeas Ceneected co SS i if HF i i es Hel B35 5 i + & 3 Fd af f i ii Hi Hi i part and proceed In opposite direc tons. Telegraphic at abort intervele between the ‘and the shore will rhow the progross of the work, ‘on board a log, recording complete observations, | bo kept, showing the rate of the snip, the rate of pay Img out the cabio, the sate of the woatner, the tompora » aod many other facts of interes. Uf successfully jaid ‘it is probable that the ine will be completed in time to send ber jMajecty’s speooh in cloning Parhaman whic, delivered nere at two P.M, would arrive in N lean ty Now York or in time for he seoun4 edition of « n & 3 as Eg. s H paper. paper, wih having { published in an eventng journ’ As the Agamemnon was weighing auctor in the Tha nes, & serious accident Ooourred by the capstan runciog sway with ibe men atthe bara; dfeca men were me or less injured, some of them badly The Agamemnon left Sheer Reve for Cork on the 27th, and it was supposed that ail sho vensole would be at the rendezvous by the time the Indisa Jef Liverpool The greate-t sop{i ten ce wee m wifestea ip fe cucoeesfu! acoompilehment of the enterprise. The Irish Potato Crop An the fate of the patavy erop in the svath of Ireland wes beginning to cause some lite uneasioers, the su Cautious sta ement fm the Cork Bzaminer of 27th ‘Of July, ie pot without Interen::— : aorounts continue to be recetved with respect to SaaS Se pit Gee, eres © the loality from js Crepaccy to be ob ng 10 the same ‘ocall.y. From All the midiand counties the -eports are decidedly favora- ble, both with reapect to tho yield of the crop and the abeo: co of disrase, and even from the \uterior portion of this county the accounts are comparatively satisfactory, Bus there i# no doubt whatever that the aisvase has appear. od ip amar keo and viraient form througnoat an exen ive diatrict slong the coas of the south. Ail the bed acovaate ‘we receive are from localities ip alm mt the same situation jek is #0 memorable in the bi tory of the Dlight, the op was sound §=We hare ae eenty the crop is much blackeved and injured. owover, we have the assurance of a clergy mau tat though sach is the case with to the pac! referred to, on tho opposite side “from Dingle t Tralee, the crop never Wooked +0 healthy.” Thos, ibe aooownt which we gave on a former corarion is substantially confirmed It is satis. factory to fi.d th.t the acconnte from other of the gountry conour in representiog the crop as healthy and floartehing 0° course it wouly 9 hazardour at this tim bo measure the proportina of the ovop a fected even in th» Jooalition to which the diseareex en in, Bot it may be ob served that in later years the diseate bas not spread with the same rapidity or for the same length of time aa wa the case on ite first appearance Miscelttanfus Koretgn Tiems. Neapolitan 1 novelty bas had a subject of turiosity tnfthe detaim of © murder commited by a priest. This viotim of celibacy had an (namorata, #ho had borne him two childroo; it was fouad conventent ty got rid of her, and rhe was married to some man, bus the attentions of the priest were continued afer marriage, and tae husband ‘was jealour. Aided therefore by the woman, the pri et a raigied bim in bed. A carriage lad been ordered, and the priost, with his victim ina bor, was about to start at two o'clock in the morning for Nola, whore it was tatend @4 tw conceal the body, The expedition, however, at Wraoted the curiosity of some gendarmes who wore passing at that hour, and the body was discovered. The Cologne Gaste, wffirma that on the oooasion of his sfeoondy init to Hongary, the Emperor of Austria will grent very considerable concessions to that seuntry among them An extension of the ate of the Hungarian language. During the firet six months In 1856 ailver to the amount OF £6 862,288 exported from Soutvampten, Kogiant, to the Fast india ports, and sliver to the amoaat of £1,046, 670 «as exported to the Chinese porte. During tho first fix monthe thie year silver to the amount of £5,603 236 has been exported from Southamuton to the Bast India ports, and eliver to the amount of £8,171,14 to the Ceporitors at the ena of 1855, 80 thas the sum remaining \n hand on whe 80th September, 1856, was 46,771,987 fr. due 108421,379 depositors. The new Rassian c neus, wnt en «ohana spe im bis coropati»n maaifesto promised to his people, with a view to» more equable dist ibation of the flecair ~~ Jens, Jess than \wenty printed pages The census is to be com- menced in every goverumeat the very same (ay as tne wetructions arrive there, ad mast be coup! every- where within 12 months, with the exception of Stawropol and Siberia, for which dist ote fourteen months are al- There land lest year from abroad 71.67 2.008 tons of unwrough 1,744 tone of portly wrought copper, and 247 tons jstes and coin The exports included 78 toes of Brit copper ore, 6,096 tone of un#rovught cooper, and 14,378 tops eheots avd nails, the graud total export amounting w 21,906 tons. The total quantity of copper ore imported was 71,678 tons, Tho impor of tin were 3 464 tons of tin and 749 cf tin ore and regulus ; and 1,874 tons of Brit ish tin were concurrently expired The importa of wpe included 18.2.3 tons of Or spelter, and 936 tone of the oxice of zinc; 3,166 toms of British zuc were concurrently exported’ The imports of lead ‘pig and abcet) were 10,264 tons, and the ex; orte of Eog bh lead (cig and rolled) 20 908 tons, besides 646 t ns of ore, 2266 of rhot, 470 of litharge, 1,845 of red load, and 2,819 tone of white lead The Moniteur dela Flolte announces that a new fcrew steam sport La “oore, to be attached to the imperial pavy, been launched at Nantes This is the last of and th cight stipe of the eame aescription which have been pleteo, They can carry 900 tons of war materials, sro of 120 ti ree power The other eix were commenced Inet ‘They are buik of wood, and are of 1,200 tons and 250 borse p-wer. There aro likewise 18 other steam traneyorte, of which 19 are ready tor sea. When all are completed the French Imperial navy will possess 26 screw steam transports. The followirg is extracted from letter received from the Rev. W. Townsend, a mist nary in Africa: We have been tearbing tho nat! to tra ie direct with Eogisad in Cotton; many are dotr jast pow, during the last twelve months. scout 40,006 Ibe. of sotion were sent from this place, whict sold for about £1100 This is a cottoa county, and has been from @ period long America was known Ootton when cleaned cost about a frection over 2d. per Ib ; In England it bas beew sold for 74., whi b of course, leaves a wide margin for profit and expenses. A deputation of gentlemen waited upon Lori Palmer fton, on the 15th of July, at Cambridge House, for the purpoee of presenti @ memorial from the committee of the British and Foreign Ati “lavery Society om the sub jeot of African imigration to the West Indies, His lord ‘abip received the deputation with bis usual co tesy, and listened sitentively to the memorial and to the state- ments mado in support of t+; afer which he entered at some length upon tho various points that had been touched upon, asenring the deputation that her Majesiy's government was quiet alive to the ee-ious danger of an im migration from Africa fegenerating (nto a pew kind of tinve trade, aud that no scheme would be sanctioned which wea likely to lead to such an erti, Some considerable alarm bas been expressed im cor tain quarters as to the large increase in the consumption of British spirits, as shown by the offical so ounts pre sented to Parliament, and particulary in relation to Scotland. In that part of the United Kingdom the quan. tity of spirits upon which duty was [x in tre year ending on the 90th of March Ia-t, ls 7,197,226 gallons agrinst 6,697,000 gallons im the preceding year, 6,020,000 gallon in 1864. Queen Victoria jaid the first stone of the ‘Royal Victoria Pariotic Asylum ,’’ on Saturday, July 11 The Scotlich Weekly Pulpit annou British Review. ed by the old p biweber. Mr ‘Kingsley Sono’? of contributors, it 1 ae ‘and the ancient orthodoxy of ttor # that the North The Lees Intelligencer anys that the memoir of Charlotte Brovté ie prodvong quite & rey tution in the ancient «it inge of Haworth. Scar ly © day passes that « score of vi iters do net make a pligrimage to the spot where Char lotte Bronté lived and died A Paris letter in the Nord of Brussels, raye:—If 1 ama Well informed, a lorg conforens took place a fow ago between Count Walewsk!, ‘and Baron a9 Houborr, principally taraing on the affairs of Italy, and on be adopted for preventing a recurrence of ‘hove attempts, #0 calculated to compromise Suropean wranquilty. The Singapore, F 1, Free Press of Jone 2, myt—The Congress of the United Sinton, we undersiand, bas passed an act authorizing the governm: nt to appotnt’ a Comm! sioner to proored to the ‘ndiam arebiosiago to Inqaire [nto the nature of the Dotch claime on the different native stator, This If a mesure which the B itieh government ght to have adapted lorg ago, and it eannot but he pro doowive of the bert rerulie by bringing to a tert the ox tracngant oiaime which the Du'eh have long aet np to an ex lusive dominton over the whole of he Archipelago The Twenty racond ropart of the Commtestonors for Na. fon Fdweation in Ireland, was pablithed on the Lith of July:—If shows that at the clore of the year 1866 thera endeavor to bring about @ reovnoiliation between suswia and Rustin ‘The following on the European silk crop is frrm Messrs Draper, Pietroni & Co., of London:—According to the pu merous reports we received from aim st al the plans o jactinn about the European crop, it resuite that tv the TwoBicilien, the Papal Sates, Tuscany and | « vant, the yield 1# one eighth to one fourth better than fart year, butin Lombardy Venice and Piedmont, whi b to opm produce more than al. the rest of Europe, roo one baif of that of last year—viz. : one-fourth of aw ord! ary crop A mershant of Trieste committed suicide lately =n hiv desk was found a letier received from Alexandria in which a debtor of bis announced bis insolvency. At the dott *n of the letter the merchant bad writtn \hess wo ds — “This is my death warrant.’’ The gold mines of Siveria employ 40,000 workmen, oro ducing about 1600 poonde (24,564 kilogrammer) of gold valu 78,692, OOF, The procestes in use for warthng th: m are, however, very costly, and the government mines to oot by any means produce the profite which might be ex pected. It ls the seme with the work'ngs Lely bow: ‘8 Russian subject, who has beon for -overn’ years in Oniifornia, has invented a machine which wii wo *implify tbe plan of work bitherto adopted, that the 40 000 workmen may, of producing 1,500 pounds of gold, give 8,000, Levers from Bagdad announce an extraordinary (4!) of rain onthe 14th of June at that place, which. from iv bloody bue, gave the surrounding oountry the aaves aor ofa battle deld. Tho meteor seen at Malia on the 14 0 of Jone was likewise frbverved on the tame day through st ria and Palestine: and letters from Trebizond, amo o inope, Constantinople and Smyrna, reports heavy fs! f empertnous weather on that day, to the y oat of the inbahitante, who bad for some weeks enw anxiously looking out for the comet craab. To a society which was recently esta vlirhed In Paris for relieving deserving rcientiic men who may fall in trees, two railway companies have given £200 «0 tof Commerce of Lille, £80; an bank, £200, and several backers and manu turers £40 each, The Courrisr de Lyon mentions the arrival in that city 0 one cf the delegates of the Franco dormacic Beaevoinat Arrociation, ing vince founded at St. Petersburg. «iter the special protection of ibe Rossian goveromest Tor of ject of bis visit Is to purchase silk goode 1 or er to form prizes for the lotery which takes place every yes im aid of the funds of the association, ing, taken from the English Boart of Trat: hows fn inorensiag trave in the coiton goode — 1865, 19,000 791,847,000; 1887, 869,825.400 C'tton yarn 000 Ine ; 1856. 5 peed the ; 1 Of gottons, 221 000, yards were ported tats rows ¢ b are, 76,000, 600 ‘0 the Brezils, 66,000,000 to Turkey, and 31,000 100 to to the Rast Indien, 91,000,000 to the Uni China, Of the cotton yarn, 22 000,000 Iba w te the Hanee trwne, 13,800,000 to Ho land, 8,000,000 tw \he Bri ti b Bart Indies, and 40,000 to Turkey. The Sare Cobourg goverpment has announced to th Het of ‘Pat Duchy that the complete anton of Sexe-Snbare Gotha wHi eflect a raving of more than 35,000 tharure per arp wd en Drougdt toe balance. An etimate has been drawn up for the cov of an cine trie telegraph from the Sweedirh mainiand to the }-ixo% Geabiand Tt will amount to the large eum of $1 OO ‘A® the Seeedi#h commercial fund cannot at presen’ nar #0 large an outlay, and av the Sweedish Parliament he a! reaty mace such immense grants for extra public « vices, and an its sittings are drawing to a clone, King oar bas resolved on not making sny proposition on the #0” rot d ring Its present eesfon. The Zollveroin conference on the sugar duties haw « sembied in Berlin. Prussia propos & consiterin'e ‘6 oreave of the duty on best root sugar, which *a* devo otec ed till it baa ériven colenial angar out of the ma et Tho Increased dnty would augment the Zoliverein tar {ff rece! pte 1 500,000 thalere per avoum Public meetings to advorate the Maine law question an’ to deliver addresses on temperance, were held in Caron von Castle lately, Delegates from the various temperance svrootations In North Wales attended, and there was a spe cial mee.ing of there gen'lomen in Enger! chapel The news of the harvost from nearly all quarters of France ia mort cheering. In some the reaping !* oer © revenue and expenditure t» be and In other placer, where the corn is not yet rive for the tikle, the heat, in Paris at least is intense, will soe bring it to matariiy. Letters from Bastia in (ein, of the 13th of July mention that in rome parte of the inland the yield of gratm is superabundant, and cod threughout the whole. The Piedmontere Gacrte publisher a long report fom the commissioners of the eeclesiastical fund, or aot In tirtue of the law of 1855, for the suppression of avnrents fp the kingdom of Sardinia, From this docnment lt 9 pears that the fund consists of lands and cayital ‘9 the amount of 36,728, 246fr., yeilding a revenue of 1 470 78!" to which must be added 79,871fr., obtained im the ovr of 1866 by the Improvements introdueed in the admini tra ton «f the lands belonging to the fund. ‘The Moniteur de Arméa publishes a sketoh of the |i of Col, Piracarne from the period when he retigne commission in the French army, in the year 1) '% to bie death afer bis late unfortnnate atten | cite an Ineurrection in Calabria, After be qvittd French service be went to Geuoa, and thence 1 Nay 6 @heatrical and Musical. Nimo’s Gampaw.—The Ravels are to perform their ele- gant sptomimic szectacie of “Blanche, or the Rival Fai ries,” but once mcre afer to-night. ) last soene, in which the fairies fly through the air with much appa rent ease as it were 0 many birds, is very surpris- ‘Jolly MiJers,”’ in which Eepinosa has made a fret piece. Tumater —If the ever lively and warm hearted Li tho coafening applagse of ly tovtify, Three exciting proces are on this ev Boxton's — Mies Meggio Mitchell te to repeat Colorto’s yrent obaracter of Narramaitah, in the Iodiaa play of the * Wet of the Wink ton Wisa.’’ this evening. 6 is also to perm pate the berotnes in the ——_ Little comediatia entitico the ‘Four Sisters’ As ies M bas become quite « feverite with the frequenters of this hoase we may ex- jooten \rcevally large attendance Wartsck’s —The lovers of good acting will regret to + *Dar tia ie both the lart week of the reason and cf egementof Mr. and MW john Wood, who are to his evening iaihe laughable piece ealled “Sketones the new burie extravaganza of “(ne jomrre Davenport Pailips, Mra. Verooa ano Mire Manners are in the caste, Javea Kawwe's —Th» charming spectacie of the “Naiad Q ren,” 9 which the Marsh javentles have won well merited applause wherever they have aspoared, was brow bt cot at this theatre with mneh #1 jor last even tg. eed ie to be repeated ton'got. Mises Locive and Ma'y end Master George ensct the obief parts, and are ‘orl: topo ried by their talented litte associates. (nora! Ormra —A f eth programme has been arranged for he mus ies] entertainment at the Academy this even ing The iat coms iver selections from tbe opera of “300 nan bos ’ Irion, Seoteh aod German betlads, 4c, to nes Robertson, M'ile “mon aad M. (ull part,and be assisted by the monster cno- company Avaacas Mosacy.—The manegers of thie renowned ‘& delightfat treat for thelr & magnidcent display of the preductins of ocean avd river garden, end will soon be eady for exhibition, Ta the meantime the unrivalled nee omaocer, Prof Wyman, will amuse viviters day ana evening Gru. CuReTY AND Woon's Miserams, who are to proceed to Pilea denuy determine | to fur pe supply of faa to Inst nit thelr retora, Besides songs and dances, they ro night off r George and Bowers’ specimens of rte mp oratory and welt mort rocoee fal farce of “The Magician.’ Br CKLEY'® *RREWADERS are to gratify their numerous ad- vires With five emtertalpments prior \o their aepartare tor tho Wont Their bil! for thie evening inciodes George's ovlehrated lavghing sone, and Biahop’s extra- ordinary solo om the Chinese Oddie; also melodies by Yourg America, and songs, buriesques, &>., entirely too by merous wo mention. Pryaxt's regardions of fashion, have detar. city throughout the summer for ‘pore of eniivering the countless in evening Dan ance bis renowned \Easence of Old Virginny,”’ and in the “Shakeperian Readings’ and tho “nore Kong Moles” Croere J mus —Dor Ming and his brethren of the | Celestial Emytre are to agpear at ihe Chivers Hall this eve ping ‘0 & reries of those marvellons foate of legerdemain | romeney, for which the Children of the Sun have been foour from time immemorial This troupe per formed st the Broadway theatre with much success som years ago. Our Texas Correspondence. Gueasvriie, Hunt county, Texas, Jaly 20, 1867 The Election Campaign in Teras. ‘There (# aa exciting election golog on in Texas at this time Sam Hourton has taken the stump for Governor ‘We ink bie real object is to got back to the U.S. Senate dodge Reagan eill be eleced to Congress a piace of L. 0. Frans, #bo is now @ candidate again He practised a do cop ton ov ce, end cannot 4o It again, Orope are very sorry in thir part of Texas at this time We have had no rain for six weeks Gorn is worth $1—wheas the «ame. WM. T. THAYER, P.M. The Death of Henry ©. Thomas, Haven om Grace, Md., August 0, 1067 TO TRE EDITOR OF TAR HRAALD. A man cae found at Stamp’s point, oppeeite this place Ay. hed from papers on bis body, it reome hie name i Henry & Themes, of New York He had a receist of Chey pald (over $800) 1 * Dr Gilmore, of Now York Rermone, Va, on a hours, T. teeunpore’ he fell of © Dost crostng Hetwoen: if lace ar ‘ U ! * Hickoon that doauted be came f smont, Va, bound for Now York, W. D, RD—THE ABUVE Kt information coner tieampoat Long t ranch, shout forr miles elow red drum buoy Deorased had on « black clots Veet with glass rimmed buttons hariag b pants and pvien! w moon on thei © shiskers on chin of any information thenk father, Elias Pitcher, 1t3 Uourt re NEW PUBLICATION: Masin® KRvIsT! ab! with Will be inward (mmedia ea ner, containing @ spon ie arrival of the Knglieb GRRat RACB G0OPWoUON CUP. our plement gratie, costalaiag elegast portraits of PRYOR, Ana BLINK SONSY., Fill ae ompans wach pap +r A correct portrait, and th- 4 LBX & The renowned fl er, who man Seven minutes 19%, Pree only six conta. ___ MILLINERY, &C. ‘ FURES OF aPPRE SATION —JaM@t TU OKER'S let apprin'menta are lnitely anpertor ty the 2 perfect Bld of PRNING OF Fab MILINEAY For the wh leenl~ trade. ‘Thoraday. Angost | ‘We aball open the larges and mont nabl- assor ment S Nicholas Hotel | aes =) B Jon sro pore road wey, Have jnet recetved their oe pe baad Mostly of thelr own tmoary whied they offer in the trade at the lowes: oriowe EXPRESSES. SLAND OF CUBA EXPHKSS —F #RNANDEZ BOWBA Vibe & Oo Havana ropr etors, will forward fra ma by the United states ston at Instan' HE BRUNS WI T Jermyn street, 8. James, First clams accommodations for famt] es and gentlemen «t New proprietor, Mr, HJGi HN. B.—All foreign iangunges spoken a DENTISTRY. RD IN TEN SROONDS WITHOUT few and origin | prrcess (not mem ie practice! hy ms om Dr. Row DURKIN, 483 Canal street, near ‘arisk. secon! clas prices. Ot Hie EXTRACT be a A ire enoe given if required. JEWELRY, &C. IAMONDS —FHR TRADE formed that we are qoauinurlly manufacturing and ts IS aPRPROrFU LA Diamonds bone rt « HBRMANN 4 00., A") amOUPT UF ‘es! Tro 7 aS Sasso korres WaKkD FO 48Y ssOURT OF WA FPN The phy yo = ty = Fan M°REY.—wonsy, ADVANOE! terme on merchandise, horses, wagons, carriages, laaore, dry nautical and ment and rhare equally In a cale- busners, profits large and divided the money arked mere geminal inees Apply to LiVINGHTON street, room 18 600. —s OOD CHaANUR FOR 48 ENTERPRIBIAG + indy 2 porter wanted ins rood store, one af street husinews it eate sad pro 9 bent ganas In (4: Miable, children's cloth! 5 UU earn nA gE ARINER WITH SHIB je). |, amount, W engage in the manufacture of wake acicle in grew demand. The article profueed oy the Séveriiser i of saperior quailty, ie Independent of fashions, And fs in no way coone ted © Vh'pntenta. The aitention of ca- pt allete lacalled to uhe fact Rat Ube inv. stmewt wilh pay 6 clear 110% of at lewe per hattefecrory proof in wi | oo eating wddrene A & Manafactarer, Jerald oft: « LU.OUU Tah SBTAE® WARTED IN A envy U. ‘+ table concern §=An active youre man pre- red The husipess is wholesale and reall, safe aad proit- Sbie. and can cow be extended to advantage, Appl, o 4. #7, RICHA B's, 3M Brondway YRWBER OF THE PROFBAS'ON, OF FREYERAL (ury, in dest ous of ansovinting: jor® bar who re.aires aa ariner Wo take charge of ceoeral cour 1. Rawat often in the ‘aio Going = Ore rade of $4) M0 #8 frat clane o pr weaned b means Satisfac ory referen ves given aad required A mae acqu:intad wich ihe Dw rN line adoresaed to J, O. P, Herald office, with name and piace of interview, will meet with atensom. — CLOTHING, &C. w 7 RTH OF NBW 490 VEFT OFF WLOTH.- wanted for the city and Weetera market —Geale Sx" per ons mors than [hele ‘guipecsed valun by enlhng oe a Tore ae “ more or Sirama oe POR. D, Sdmnor, ws fate 43 Pearl sree $5,000 VEST. IN SR00ORD HanD Tite Ore OPE CLOTHING WANTED —OaNTLENER, OR would somvert: feat Broadway. Ladies waited on by Mire. G. ASTROLOGY, tn Syd Py D = me 185 ORCHARD STREBT $5,000 Ley 4 ryan. who oan surpae® ‘correct siatements on ail even's par: Shs ot friends, loeres lawens, and ‘fiving ivoxy BR —Wadame Clifton ero pe tf ane fish to Mmnoee on the unwary. Call end yourself, Den't forge the mamber, 186 ¢ rehard street pa WILS'N, WHO HAS BREN 8Q Pe lee ine tat of May, may da found ntable roome on the se. formanes on 4 | eonee ng ‘and @ there, Dirth required, ETRE LOGY. agers sought af er 2! M apts CLALSVOY pnt acagrr ari. ko cents Cor Indien — Mee € . aNE Ort eimre aaretant cow at No. 123 Third avenc BZD roorworts and Pit cemh streets, Satisfaction gua pantied or no bm 0. fo COLOMBIA STREET.—MRS. ica! clair oyant examiwa'inaa and pre: SOLO MED. yaa 80 com! A farniated te ladion, So lstastion gnarantied oF 50 charge poom to ih cwhable S06 @ dogor's ailige, aa above,