The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1857, Page 2

ts NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1857. Whe Late Telegraphic Expedition. OUR SPRCIAL CORRBSPOND BNO. U aves Frigate NiaGana,) moors, Sept. 17, 1857. (5 | san Character of the Report Presented by umillee of Engineers—Effort lo Whitewash Mr. Bright - The Suggestions for Altering the Paying-out Mackinery—Probable Detention of | the Niagara in England—Fallacies connected with | the Breaking of the Cable, §e. §c. I send you @ copy of the report made by the Com mittee of Engineers who were appointed to examine the machinery. It is annexed:— Loxpom, September, 1861 Garvie —Heving examined, egrosad'y to en quest. we epparatus sod arrangements on Doard the Nis Pek paying out the atiatic teegaph oa! and given o'e wub) ‘ot cur carefc! considera’ion, we beg to lay betore ‘ou the conciustons at which we have arrived. Wo consicer the paying out gheaves reqnire no aitora tions except those stggestea by Mr. Bright tn @ memoran. Gum which be was good enough to place in otr hands, a copy ef which we appen4, namely :—To have one groove consume the time in mabing experi- mente t iat shoukd be used in laying the cable. Here we have been five wecks, and beyond getting into dock nothing mas been done towards removing the cable, and it Neil probably be two months more before we shall be reaiy to start for home. In fact, it will be hardly worth while to take the Niagara back, as she may be nineieg seis in April. The report made right was a miserable affair I mean his report of the expedition and the machizery—and I tink the only correct and accu- Tate one that has yet appeared was that in the He- RAD of the Slst’of august. Thinking also that the committee of engineers would not make out a png Spr Tendenvored, in my last letter to present a full and complete statement of everything — menclineey Peg “Paying out, electrical continuity, sa all that cot ard to the Peel continuity which was aa oped for two hours and a half on the night of the 10t) oe August, no explanation was given; but T really believe that 1t was owing to the employment of incompetent men at the station in Valentia. Dr. Whitehouse con!d not be there all the while, and the break of continuity occurred while be was absent. the Co bar A each of the sheaves. to maice the grosve deeper and | ‘Ihe cable, I have no doubt, was perfect all the time, wider a: the periphery, and Mi but they may have detached the batteries at the ‘yout the cavle coming of, to ap ly soracers for removing | Valentia station, and thus created a temporary in- ein bord. ipr end to make the ciroumference | torruption of the electrical current. ‘This only proves how exceedingly circumspect they should be about every thing connected with the work. The breaking of the cable occurred, as was slightly conjectured in the editorial of the Hexauo, while I was asleep, and, in fact while all on board were asleep except those on duty. For three or four nights previous I had not slept more than two hours. Our anxiety was painful in the extreme: yet whenever any thing was going wrong, I atways endeavored to be on the spot with my note-book and pencil in hand. When that scene about the splicing of the cable was enacting, I was ap on the poop, taking notes of every Sin , andl believe not an order was given that I did not report in my note book, aithongh at the time I was so anxious about the safety of the cable that it was somewhat of a Job to write at all. P. S.- 1 think that part of the Teper which speaks of the cable lying in loops acrossthe hollows on the ocean is the gronient nonsense ever perpetrated. How can they know where the hollows are, and how can they so arrange the descent of the cable that it will fail into those hollows. They talk of it as if the whole plateau was visible beneath them as they pay out the cable. Then, again, speaking of the accommodations for the men, they have had a3 good accommodations as the men on board our ship, and better than some. Yon will perceive that the whole report 1s intend- ed not to let Bright down easy, but 'o hold him up still, and to seemingly adopt suggestions which, to all excep! those who are im the secret, come from him. ave which the cable paveos ovor ar much larger than the prece: ene a+ the cable te found to stretch by the apptostion of the locreasing ‘strain whiok it Sasto Dosr in passing round the several aboaves whoa {tis being paid ous with the maxi num strain, and thus greatly diminisb, or perhaps enirelr obviate, the slipp ng of the cable on +i the sheaves. We may ad tbat we ree po rearcn why this apparates should not alro be ured for hauling in tho cable when necessary, if sui. cient engine po -er be provided for that purpose. ‘Tbe mrs: importest consideration, averen toe we bave directed our attention, 's how to guard thestreis being brovght onthe cable white eayirg ps greater than {ils Pompey capable of beariag without risk of demage—that te, having determined the —— strain, how to cont eract the nUmercus caus! re @ tendency to increaw tt and whioh, Seas Droogbt into operation simait ‘tameouniy,” would oiherwise endanger or destroy the cable Tne means which we recommend for this purpose tee svbatttuion for the present brakes of two others, movirg with the same rogwar velocity, but of twics tbe diameter, and baring their ‘robbing sur. face of gun’ motel, about iwolve {mches wide: each brake to be caput 9 of doing the whole work: bat both may be in cporation together if found convenioct pins ne: De constructed cn the pian patented some by Mr. Appold. Their rims should be lined zie spe me of figpura ¥iw, about three inobes broad acd ‘Balf ap irob apart, and iw versed aout ons-third of their diameter tn cisternae of tt being found by expe. rience thet brage and Ngo great premzure with no a,preciable wear. Mr A>pold’« ‘Drake bas aiventage of insuring a uniform holdicg power, 19 lorg as tbe pressure ca the lever romains unal- tered, capable of being igcreased or cimiuished to any ri of the same size as those on work togoiber under the payirg oul apparatas ranged fo move torizontally on the deck through a space of adout twenty feet, by ihc action of strong sprimgs of vulcenised india rubber The cable by parsing over that on the siera of the ship would be relieved from the great {aequaltios of strain to which it wonld otherwise be sud ject, end the resition cf this sheaye would at all times be the surett jodtcation of the matimum siraic on the cablo— ‘& maker of the utmos: Pirsovrs, Sagland, Sept, 24, 1857. The Telegraph Cadie not to be Sold—Preparations for its Landing from tte Niagara—The Race Vetween the Nia para, the Agamemnon and the Susquchanna—Compara tive Speed of the Threem Tae Circumstances under which the Race took Place and the Oondition of the Ships—Ths Resuk and what it Proved—Tne Niagara the Fastest, ke, do ‘The Atlantic Telegraph Company have made arravgo- meats for tbe landipg aud storing of the cable in ibe government dock yards mi chisplace A large tank, capa ble of holding the portion on beard both the Niagarn and Agamemnon, is to be constructed, and agit will be por- sectly water Ught, the cieotricians will bave excelent ooportunity of experimenting upon the whole leng'a dur- ing she time that will intervene before the siarting of the pext expedition, The great advactage in this tack is ia tho fact that the cable, while in It, can be completely eud- m portance to be Known, &) upon it ‘bould depend the a!jastment of tho brakes acd othor Tor enenrt ho safety of the cable t self 5 principle into operation {a enhanced !p ocr minds by our sonviciion that nny Insary tained by the cable in csep water, would in all proba y bel repareble, belng exosedingly aourtfal whe ¥ ely arrested oUt, oF raised from the bottom of At an cdditions] moans of cb rinting the danger of break: t! (©. ©e recommend that whevever tho strain oo ts exceeced the etralp tiself by te ection on tho valcsa- teed springs abould pe mate to reduce the holding power of the brakes by raising some of the weights Om the 'evers, and tsus renter those machines perfeciy solf acting, requiring notbing bet watching va the part of | merged, eo that any defects from leakage can be casily she attenount apd adjastmemt from time to time ancording i> varying circommlances, by the direction and under the | **l@oted and repaired, As it will take about thres weeks inepection of tbe superintending officer. We have seen at | ‘0 construct this tank and three more to discharge iho Mr. Hedgow’, of Southampton Row, vulcspized eprings | cabio from the abip, the Nisgara will not be ready to loavo which ve feel entisfled wonid enewer porfestly. W tni0K | for avout two monibs. e ‘with tbege additions and alterations the apparatus won _ greatly ‘mproved and might be confdentiy expected to ‘We were not a litle astouished on bowrd the Niagara to answer its intended purpore. fnd in s copy of the Hxrarp, which came by the last mail, We now beg to offor sorms observations on matters which. | gp account of mace thet toox place between our shio, althoogh of com; avatively minor importance, ough “i 2 opinion, to be atiended to la order to ensure, as far as may | the Agaciemancy, and the Snsqnehanna. Properly sposk be ee. ~ =e of a watertating #0 novel, lng it could harcly be called a race, for we were all s) eS. Corrent lnstramens oh sald be rev confi ent of the superior merits of our own vessel in potty for indicating the speed of the sbip and the distanve ran, aa woi! ants rate a: swbica the cablo may be rusting oui | of #7ed, that eoch e thisg ax competition or oampartsoa aad the whole —— br ar in pc pi was not coly ont of iho question bat absolutely prep» te- (eco isttrements Gad Se ntjesins of tbe | rous. Tru, we had hiard a great deal of the quailties of the out apparatus, the rate of the cabdie oo .< or a ship mey, we think, be reguiated Agamemncn under sailand steam, and we certainly felt ‘with consicerable exactness, aci ibe excess, we ven" ‘no incitpation to depreciate her either ara stilipg eip or a suggest, should mot be lees thamonethird. Tails steamer; bat at the same time the scperiority whica was Dears'o be the oly means c’ allowiog the cable to suk | Caled for her over cur vessel wo were veriainly not pre- into the hollows at the bottom o7 the sea, instead of hai ‘ng, aa {might otherwise co ong supported only at thelr ends and cynsequently maring ts eirnine wi pared tondmit. We were told that she was the ‘crack’? Nip of the British ticet; that ene could ne t — bear waich, f not st dret, might climately pro of tae duce fracture when the strongtb of tbe tron wire became egroe of Teulude, “ead Lmpaired by oxidation all the inscbinery should be cv. | while we lienea lo the relation of her ral performances, our opinion of the Nisgara underwent bo change. The fact i#, ae I have said, tha: wo folt £0 confideut of the superiority cf the Niagars, ae to regard such « thing as a trial ween eaten tein ered by a kind of bouse on deck, so pro.cct the ationcaate from the weatber. It should be wel! lighted at night, and proper accommodation provided for the men when of duly. Ae adequate u amber ef officient atiencants should be bired to superintesd the machinery, wbosbould relive | (here was then, Iiterelly speak! eacb other al short intervels, and the greatest care should | (wosbipe fireeveral reasens in be taken to Keep ali the indicstors and otter instraments | were not in proper trim of condition; In the sex02d, we bad ta good wert working order caly three Doilers in operation, being deprived entirely of conclogion, we beg to say that we think 09 practi. | the ur: of our fourth by ihe proximity 0” the furnaces to csi diMosity woold be fonnd ia carrying out al! the mo- | the cots of abl chanical arrangements we have suggosiod, ani we also | the heat of the orot, ard ia the third, eg edly think that they abould be carried ovt ender the spesiai | Agamomncn bad frigaioe’ masts instead superinten sence of the oMicer inirusiei by the comsany | which had been takea out ibe Detter vo qualify her fer tne ‘with the tm: doty of laping the cavie,aseieed by | work of laying the great ses line. Yet I have no the most able, practical machinist #bo may be witll to | dou>t that sbe made an uaderteke the execution o the work, who should p be fatr to jadga from ber increase of speed and exper.ment asbore on the proposed brake es S000 as 01 Wee indications eTorcec by tae dense colawas of biack can be Mniahed,and sook olber experiments as he may | #moke which occesiopaily issued from her vires, that toey deem orcrarary to enadie bim to arrsoge the detels ia tae ‘Thi were piling op the coal below. @ not ail, however, Soost ¢! otal waaner. We are, cectlemen, your very | for thore is still strorger evidence in the frank acknowl: baad « servan’ T LLOYD, eogmcnts of ber men as to the great qualities of ine Nis- J034CA FIELD, gare, and the astonsbment which they unfelgnediy ex JOHN PE press at hor speed and siesdivess. Avi now let mo teil W.& EVeRetr. Aon on rae you * ba) it was that cacred this change of op.aton ia men who were to fell of praires of thetr own ship, and who, wii a pardonable prits, believed ahe was enpe:ior to aay aa OMMENDR Aufaaaroms avinu ovr The snoavos thoold have single grooves deeper thea | other, eluhough that other was the Niagara tose 4) present fred, and ghia ference enould be he day oa whi oavle was broken—bat Ill-faiod mace 'm (be clameter of cach it Lite of acgurt—so oriments were tried, of all of Tw the stern of Be vessel, aad the whieh you bave Whorvcghily jutoly la- foeevre leading frem col By formed. follo day, Vodveria 0 1h Aw heaton of the cable to the sheaves will be consid £ wo were on our wey to Piymouti 4 deairing to crewed ep company with the Agamemaoa we kept ander swam wloce, while she #1 both sail aodsteam 1: wes Dw, however, ll the 12in that whet has bse called the omble in tis position, or take \ oat if reqaired, aot scrapers | race betwoon the two ebips took place, aud thon the fac: abotle be provited to rc more bbe saper | 2008 tar. is, the Forquebanna was the caly comyettior we had Frreriments shoud be tried ia the ‘ubrisation 0 the | About 10 o'clock Cepiain Sada made the followisy sigaal (umecs thould be placed ai ibe ited Wo the sheaves over the grooves capabio of be adily opened to put tne brakes and of the waterial of iho scrfares in ooniast, with | tous Ging to |'\y movin,” tocimaiig that be was boand he view of qhieining the mow: rig. lar drag for that port, and if we intended to kop com apy we bad A brave od bite Lotter ‘hurry up oar cekes."” We thorerghly undersiood the meauing of this egeal ty ben re“lection upoa the speca of our Forel, for oa board of ibe Saeqaehaaca taey sere raiber isclined \o depreciaie bor in tals partt ywiar, They | hed Dosn. talking some time betere shout woe Uy whic OUARLSS T Baar. re ere some things connected with it of which a should be fully informed befere you can aader. padago from Sog'and Tt was wpou this that ‘apy based thelr ostimate of ber qualities, and under the inf reagion that their Can was ber superior, thoy gave w scpallence in bie indirect way. At thie time, that it, C th rev anc ec whic tand the circumstances under which it wus | t/a To Crciock, the cusquohaams waa few handred made rds send of us, om oar virrbourd bow, and ae if to In the first pi let me say that although Mr. ar op Ray Coz0! that we migh have bad’ la rogard to tbe signal beirg a challenge, ohe slowed down cnill ste w jth our rhip. im reply to the Bright bas proved himscif to be utterly incompetent signal Hludaon made sho following —" We for the position he now holds, that every effort will sai Nn clamanaseer eae? be made by bis friends in the company (and I believe | “Gciy two borers we'e in operasion, bal age portira of Tt was | the other two could be ured without risk te the cad’ he has a large number) to sustain him in it. bis machinery that caused the breaking of the cable, | Slt; Somes ander simmm to that larce bellers may end it was by his orders that the pressure tice quehanaa ~~ Py os on wae of the brakes was increased just before the | ‘ia ing of, acd alnongh Invoring under ail \ cable broke. The man who put on the brake did so fener ete weehe cull peawee aoe tor toes preven aoe by bis direction, but the facts of this were uot known | jy must be remembered that we had the oabie guard at at the time. taghod to onr stern, that we were below oar roguler bra-- Now in regard to the Committee of Engineers, | ‘wih the cable, ard that we bat but three boilers in ince they commenced theiriuvestigation it was | use, while the Surquebanaa wat in # {mirable condition, all on board that they would make a report | and there is no doadt was under « fal bead of steam whitewashing Mr. Bright; that althoug! the altera- | When she dropjed down aod came abeain with tho Niagara. tions and modifications in the macainery originated | #% S78 ato re Se neers With them, still that they were to be presenued 7 een pl EBAY xa og Sema Mr. By ght as if they really bad beon originated with | > whetever douvte migh! be vimeelf. This was simply to save him from that | 5 All tho salle that were of any eer condemnation which should otherwise have fellen yice were put on and every evidence wa; given thai a0 vpon him. Thus be has made ase of their r very best unter the clrcumeances. Her wag Rew as Lis own, and gives them to those | rate of speed was avout tem mi es on hour. with whem they originated as if they bad | Allthesten thet paid wih oafe'y cence mepeenes sae co © naively fy imee! < Me 4 in Ga pne ‘om himeclf. This makes | >i twenty minutes or half ar hoa the Susqeeh snne occ im A * Presiding genins throughout. thiok, pird the game position, so that ber gangwaye were withia as the HERALD 86 hey oer tainly should bi | oor line of vision daring ibattime We not, however, & competent engineer, and I think, too, that fot rrogeriy wader way for tun armt iiveen or tweaty min the anderteking is partly naut (largely so ) that | 0 or,vut aftor tats it beosme é;iuent that he gang ways wore it is wrong to give th © monage nent ¢ to the | clesieg ap-—thai is (bey were falling bow? toe of vision or ir? engineer. a5 my \odgment goes, 1 believe that if the work were entrusied to Captain Hudson and the officers of the Niagara they would accom: nt from tile time the Sarq veh en pliah it successfully, or at least their half of the emaai ia another consideration connected with thie affair. | {reel lme nim cm a hour from i No matter whether Mr. Bright is on Englishman, | gown apd ame aboom with us she was abous + is no reason why the interest of the American stern Bull abe kept at tt, ai hoozh Oaoiein Sante mart stockholders should Le trifled with ora great pro- | hove been pre ty well eatieliod regarding i.e oomparative ject defeated, that he may be kept in a position for | merite ef both ehips. From ten o’cleck will four they which he has proved himeelf to be unfitied. These | Kes i ap, the Agamemnon doing her best also are the points, No man or dozen men should be | At foor, eS ee eaten cae rit to stand in the way of eo great ao under 890 the @necebenne ab rot 1 Coking, no matter who or what they are. If th pe dy them ag —. cy | cess of the enterprise is to be made dependent pon | eloan ma 6 the retention of 9 man in office, the sooner the un dertaking is abandoned the better. Nevertheles if Mr. Bright should still be retained, the wor! ight be effected, but he should have littie or no thing to do with it, and should be nominally but not | actually the engineer. Now, it is rot certsin that afer this about going to Plymoath Notw theranding this, the Agamemnon pro Herself, wish ell the ditadvantages ander hich be will be the engineer, but from what I have stated | Steamer ands fuecanite ae sietd neat? hen mapsted will see probabilities point strongly in that | ty equal the Niagara in apesd, fr the two are consirucied on very diferent models and the only wondor is tha’ soy dou dt Could be enertvined with regard to shoir qualities. Tinery for paying out, I believe that t of the committee will usde"go many | ®¥atever may de raid abort hor eniling and svoaming ¢ it is constructed and ready for use on | #>ildes, the apanemare is ore of tbe Aneat lige of baule t It will not do to leave the trial of Shee he ty Bhi kt 80 wend oe te oopel iered \ [ Pe Nv tary a’tor her gallant perform the last moment, as they did with the machi- | oot Prise gabe . oon LT. gonna Bl won the Niagara. Thev must have it fully tested before that time, and T believe the experience they have bad will show the m how necessary it is to haye it all perfected at the appointed time, 90 that ‘by the fem:iessness with woeie’ ap \o witbio c\aht or nine hundred yards of ihe (rownieg patiories of tal terrivie foriress. She is & nobie ship, and we trast she will be apzoinier next year by the drkien govern which might Bavo bece damared by | Clort (© outrua os, ff it | ind ia proo’ of It referred to the length of her | of | while shouts of ‘coward!’ “sneak'” ‘‘casiard Re MEPS to 7 down the tele — grep raric nd of the Susquebaoms 021 oaly pokainign that (hetr ship wa: pen boaten, rut express tel that the Niaga’a 1s ove of the swif.eat voase — bat she is, ip fact, Sikes on oven, Since r version we have fardomed thom for thotr prosamotion in Winking that they could bea: voi! tary praires of Niagara f.ere is no doubt whatever that the tang pasroge—a pase gage which was mace under tbe mo:t antayorab.e circam. ry sransea—of oar hip from Now Y ark to Loudon lest 4-ril, He E s fig z . [ i Wensens] Maths—depe. Be iwesing and the [From the Neshvile (Tenn. Paine: Oot 6j eet olty of Knoxvile was care foto @ flarry last week Personal ooilision be ween Jobn 4. Fleming, eg. odor ofthe Register, and John Mitchell, the Lrish ‘The ciroum:tances which led to the difficulty aro Toe Regluter of the 10th September contained an article or) —) @recent drciaton of Jodgo Crawford, of Washington, mainialaing as asharvlses tale to ssp6nor righis in this comaunity, bere 1s any difference, on the ground seal made this ocote, while #e Pad no otolse, iS we w Commenting uron this dootrine, t ging al fatro tuoad, Qs aspectmen of fcroign bec ges extracct from & published letier o/ Johu silicheil’s of Wack the fodowing ise gvods eolmen: ‘We can ot, I say, afford to bo bumble te the prosence of a7 proud @ peop.: and, if my adop.e¢ fella y-couutrymen will Ole ~ urtcept or example of ming, humlity is the very last of ‘he Cortian thtuen thor wilt caluvate When they are coast in all the reat, then Yet them begin upon tha: pon the sentiments of Mitchell, of watch the above is ap sa the @egirter made the folio wing tegttimate com. ment ana jcotation f om @ colomporary :— ‘Tke vublicaon of such soni ments by an vnasturalized I ishoar must be revolt'ng to every mau through waoss veins blood. ‘The exiracs needa no comment to €°00. a jew York Erpress, We oo" see be use of Great Brhale, heving & Botany Bay il, wbea euch wild. Irishmen ne obn’ are allowed thud (0 ru’ tome ie it anv wouder that Ireland is the miserable, God forsaken, cent bsrba'oug country Nt bas 89 iong been when these are tbe sort of pairiow she turns out." The L uisville Journal is quite sevore tn its notice of Our resident patriot aud hts recent falmirationy against the natives of America, The Journal remarks:-~ Yr Jotn Michell kaows about ay muok of American insti tutions ax the King of the Oavnibal Ielands does, His ideas of iberty wre contned to the mere erivilege { ran Lrishman to do jvat wnat pleases bim, ano to break /aws or break heads or break parole with equal tinpucity, and without any aom. punctiors et corsciencs. It im such esa. turonlen:, Rasecus an at fellows who oave made Yrcland tae most urbapry sud wiser) e country in tus world: and who wou'd, irhey could, make 4. i worse war.ike Dombast may srve to xe ‘soe of his countrymen. ia'o trouble bere as it old at home bu" it will ever toach amor. caps how to rule America Soch intempernia agitators had Deiter eave their bresth to cool their vorridgs with tran to sored 1 in aitempting to make themselves supromels ridiculous. Now comes the crisis. The blood of the refagee is Mrad, an not raiefed with eottpg upon bis own advios to bis fe Low ad cikizons (he ts a3 yet wanatralized nimeelf, we believe) he meets legitimate com mens wish true rowdy argument, the sbillaish. The editer 0. the Aegister give wa account of the afsir ia bis pajer, which aya part of the nows of the day, we copy below, omitting only the headings and the frat paragrapb, whieh ‘conititute s m: at wnqualifie! aad biker deannotaion if'be altempis (o 8 atd up uadcr tue in which Fiemicg bas adruinistered, without repelling it, we wurpriged to learn’ taat Tenposseo loses tho distioguirhed honor numberipg him among her oit'zens, ard ue pleasure of roading bis editoria's la that journal which ho kas epnousced that pe will pabliah. Not even = ee uded fasinesses of Hast Tennessee will hide is abane:— Oa Tuesday morning, while retarning from tho Port office wilh my rail, I had stopped at the corner of Gry aud Comberiand street, (the Lamtr Aouse corner) avd enterod into conve sation with small oompaay of frieads who were there. While sanding there, wish my nowsyapor mail in my arm, an¢ an open paper ‘n my hands, Jona Miicaoll (tho soraicant “Irish patriot,’ bus whom I choose to oall the “Iria Poitroon’’) without having attracted the notios eitver of myself, or any member of the com; proached and onto Biuself tome. | ‘turned crurses Amerie immed! ately toward not anilc!pating an at’aok from him, recogvizirg concsived to be his wonted smile, whea salating, me, my first ioapalse wes Yo extend to him t00 usual conrteous selstatica. He remarked to me immediate!y that curing bis adscace » scurrilous article had 4; th Leong in relation to bimecif His manner impressed as it did those standing with me, that be calles oon me like » gentleman to call my astention to som j2euice that bed aa baat ‘still atandiog with my ouncle of papers in my arm, and tho ope paver in my bends, | replied to bim very courteously thet I was not Qearo thai eny scurrilous erticle had appeared ia my paper concerning bim. bo Mp Boe niall pew rcon pp Longpetyns Sek genen presume, who saw it, pe Pte ‘thrathsd him most Sovndly, but for the intervention of ihe police; for I fy a I ll ny Beal By ‘bet be found it impessivle to u.e bis arma with which be wes evidently provided Abonttho time we were sera. rated, | believe, Michell made a thrust at my face with the bts penetrated for the time, escaped my mint. Alter we had been "sovaraied by tho a poten efteere, I proceeded at once to arm myself, and again prarence on Gay stroot while | was standing « few steps dow Mitohell walked we Gay sir ia Company wih @ b corner, just front of the Lamar , advanced to within abou’ seer the heartug of a bondrod or more eltizone ro sree, adaressed und depounced him, substantially, as follows — Joba Mitcbell, you made a moat ge oer in Pelent, arsaait upon 9, (his morning. prosched me wilh the sailo of {rieadablp upoe upon your lps cia va wite arderer in your » Proaumn'Dg Correctly upon my boing coer: es. Your porrenee failed you, aud { have stopped you to inform yoo thai | am no to mest you upon an equal [o0lirg, aud to denousee you as 8 rule, a scoan- drei, a nighway astacsin aud murderer at beari, aod an {famous coward, if you do not rovent this denanciation, like ® man, {n an equal and honorable encoun or.”’ Sch, and mush more, were the denunciations | pro- Bounced, while be stood at the distance of six or paces, With his baod apoa the oook of # partially r Pls ol. Yet be irgloriocsly withdrew from my oreraoe, 1" “gow: arc’ ' broke forth epomianoously from the crow’, upon his | dastardly exit Avd, Jobn Mi. :bel bavieg assaulted me ta the cow erdly meoner above comme Parrowly oreaped a | seet arobbing by tbe intervention of music pal oficers— | baving been aficrwards confronted by me and notified that | wes ermes-—baving been Geaeunesd by me in the provence. and within the hearing of a bunired or more | porcous, ie all the terme of denuneietion | could dovice— haviog ba ey enbaitied to al! and eeulkod away amid the joort and bisees and shouts of the by-standors, I hesitate | Lob te repeat my Cenuuola'ion and brand bim as « misora- | Die rcoundre! mud white vered coward 1 doing #0 1 fenr oaly thet be may shot me ibrough & window a | wiget, or in the dark been Suites a, 7 my owe | | goement, which | shorld most certatniy have doue to my | enue emtisfeotion can but be graiiSed at the goneral | ApprOvAl wilh Which my po ion wad Oourse have beso received ip thie ¢0) ity, and at the equally gonora fee pg of ming ed indignation apd contempt whish _ oondeet of the Irtvh daetard hae excited. the joa ment of a8 onprejudlor’ pablic | chearfally submit tas JOBN M. FLEMING, bdttor Knomvide Megitier conte Important Smuggling Case. The case of the United States against Captai Swanberg, end Wendell, mate, of the schooner Mary Alice, came before Commissioner Betts on Satur day, when the following facta were elicited. Some days ago it appears that information was communi cated to the United States Marshal of the schooner Mary Alice smuggling into port some forty thousand cigars. He of course, oa learning the facta, put the ship, captain and mate wader arrest, as also the tow boat B.C. Smith, which it is alleged carried the ci garsto New York or elsewhere Assistant Dis trict Attorney Smith sppearea for the goverament while ex Judge [irdsall and Mr. Mandfelt appeared for the captain and mate. Ex-Jodge Beebe, we ua derstand, is retained for the ship and owners. Mr. Graham, a Custom House officer, was the firs! witness put on the stand. He testified to boarding the Tew f accompanted by a Mr. Barns, specially de- putized to arrest the captain and mate, and gave in evidence the conversation had between the Deputy Marshal and mate regarding the cigars, the most ee portion of which was that they lay in th aptain’s room up to the coming to Quarantine, en they were chanwed to the hold of the sbip. WA callor named Datla was subsequently brought up, whose testimony appears to be stroug against the captain, ship and owners. He was ordered by the mate, while the captain was on deck, to change the segars, which were packed into flour barrels, a water cask and canvass packages, from the captain's room to the hold of ‘the ship, on the eve of the’ i ar. rival at Quarantine. Subsequently, he was to take them from the bold and put them ou board | Ses | the tow boat, assisted by the second mata, which he also did. To all appearances he spoke the srg Ya from the protracted crossexamivation which Birdsall yut him-to—and could not be shaken —sufli- ciently proves. The de‘ence will probably be that the segars belonged to the second mate, as when the captain and mate are on board, be, the law says, is irreeponsibie, and uaable, by any act of his own, to granted in part, without costs, py, 8. Day vs.Conrad Swackhamer.—Appeal jemissed. Victor P. Considerant vs. Albert Brisbane.— Order | Ba affirmed, with costs. | Matthew McKeon vs. Francis Addams et al.-Or- der allowing defendants to set up negligence and frand in performance of any of the services for which this action is brought. No costs of it apaeal. Bogardus vs. Benert.—-Appeal dismissed. SPECIAL THEM. 3, ROOMS, 60, TO KF TO Lut FURNISHED, SHED, OOF 4g, 10 & edrovms Sounes. it Rave che ane (BS ia to Broad ay and Righth¥ront atagos ADDIE SS aav Ureene sven bears totoa olson GOOD CHARCE-TO L¥’ {ares story house im bice +B proapwar, a order. onan: ib gaa, far ure for compromise the ship or owners. do: yearly rent 8109, eps only tom srenessan exxmnined, and the \ ae ayy. ‘aso a eee |! a A ZAR SHARCE TO LET, PROM 8? ROT SKGER i t-<General erm } ‘bes! s Dbisement y . | a William Sharp v. Atigusius Ww. Whipple MH fotion gsetentoping apply eKNBD FOUR STO! A pose FoRsi ee Rouse to Je, 2 cep, with Duro, Power 1 RASBMENT ce oF.er; three chandliaes, loses, Kas, toa Mamaecisiely, “apply 13.3. W Poi Brosdwey \OR—FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, Poe ocean Ish Oxtober—Gne tn West is Wet ireet near: pizth avenne; early rent $10, Tweniy-air h avert roar wat openers B. W. RIGH AEDS, $07 Broadway. ne in kas: Twenty: sven: ‘One tn rept et ‘May, $500. a $1 O00 oo wenere | AAT aoop oa aa ‘tour lous,“ he Merrie srouus, Brook a. 4 yy a a with rate iui at Yash RS to 1” EAS BALANOR IX PRO i A ng Me Bye fae of peas $3,000 eine dba emenrt pe fi ‘aad Tocalion, Herald ofice, Box ida $5.000- —COUNTRY road, tem antl fom Bro 27 will "be sold low oa say Dag p 4 ee L: BHsLDOR, $6 *assau eure OOTTAGH FOR BAUS +T A BAnGA\G 1m Repo. liye ~The yond te he eweked ‘with fruit; house “4 sireel, a few phy tea rooms, akuaied at 7 Folton avegue oars, eo Sanda street ee Before Hon, Judge Duer. DANTLY 1 TRLE HOUSE TO LET. & BSALE-THE 7WO HOUSES NOS a AND Ms compute _ amount according fo the ennaal recs paid | Preatee bite to nda the fore. ‘Roo VAX | ite They have ouly 09 ba sown io be sdmaired. = ‘ t atrost Now we i "Hula ota: Bock et al——Motion to vacate ISHED HOUSE FO UNT—A FIRST C1459 FOUR | POR SA:R 2243 SPLENDID COUNTRY Sau order of arrest granted. FS bi hou | FO North Haverstraw, known as the Garner Potter vs. Kissam.—Motion denied, without costs. sory brosn, stone frost ear ee, | Caraney Poin, 13 acres; house two Hecker et al. vs. Mitchell Motion denied, with | Seemay tat fifi svenve on ine secon gree Garam | Meni 40 a8 fects pag bara, wre $7 costs, : | rae Tone eon MGANT BROWN Bie Hie $e Iu Gtiruitend thate tives,” Before Hon. Jags Bosworth. | ses yh i D | ‘Brosdway will be lei iow oa pereoa | Sir. FANNON! » OF Of A. D. 7 Refore tie Woodrut Sr Tara | PRE RACER APPHIRD, FOR Foon, Gomaliei G. Smith vs. Alpheus T. Smith Motion | WORSi#HED Boge To a athe Sidrome bot | sik Yor sales apienaid sore pr speriy, No. 42 iat denied. 3.093 Poet a donse three story; ¢rulon, gad, ao ply to the owner, Supreme Court—8pecial Term. Before tion. Jadge Rooseveit. THE GLOBULAR GLAS BALLOT BOKES—APPLICATION FO A MANDAMUS AGAINST TH POLICE COMMIS PIONERR. Ocr. 10.—Saml, O. Jolie vt. The Police Oommissianers.— Mr. Desn made applica\ion on bebalf of the pisiasiil for an aiterpative mandsmus te compe! Mr. Bowen, Treasurer of | the Police Commissioners, to pay Mr. Jol'ie tne amount of & written contract for 1,200 globular glass ballot coxes, which had bern furnisbell b; im © tae Police Commis sloners for the ourposes of tho a »prosohing eleotion. Mr. Joliie’s silidavit set forth that in parsuance of the jaw of the wtate, makivg it the duty of the Metropoittan Po- lice Commissioners to provice ballot boxes for the citios of New York and Brookly:, the Board on the 12th of Augast last, made a comiran: in writing wita him, (Jolite) 10 far- BiG 4.000 glass ballot boxes, atthe price of $16 for each box to furpisbed, to be pald for on deitvery of each; that | he fuipished anc delivered 1 200 of the ballot boxes, for which he demanded pay ment from the Board and from Mfr. Bowen, its Trear , Which demend was refeed and the ‘Jment not mace tbat the Bow d ona fan: vis to pay forthe | allot boxes, and it le the daiy of the Treasurer to pay it. Mr. Vauderpcel appeared for the Police Commissioners, end admitted the contract snd the delivery of the glass vallot boxes. Dut contended that it was a county charge, and shoald go through the Board of Sapervisors. Mr. Dean submitted that tt was ex ly e ated in the recent act inoc-porsiing the Board of Police Comm|ssion- ern, tha: they were to provide glsss ballot boxes for eleo- ton payee ‘The case wes jaid over until Menday mornin; matter of Murphy vs. The Police Commissioners. aiso ® mancamus 10 compel the ce‘endants to a to ollice and pay the plaintu! as one of the old ice. iccee Roosevelt said he would adjoure the ease to ‘Tuesday, when it should bo heard before three Judges in Generel Term. ADVERTISEMENTS: RENEWED EVERY DAY. machice is the ouly une that fastens the thread Tt gaakes beautiful work. sad ‘tae prices are from $26 to $30 only, Salearoom 77 road G. #,, DLBZOT ALL YOUR ae TO. ¥Y JeMu: et Pee Li meng A OF THE WARSEN ounty is, has been for the last two | wreks very dasgerous Pt Breneon e048 bopee are entartelacd Able to'aitend io his businens engasements (4) E—WHY DID YOU NOT MEET MB AT 19! you come to night at 734 o'elork LATE OF SHERWOOD HILL, requested to return to Notting: to recive proverty left him by his ther, | to say be ts coming, Hla presence la indis- i { of 4 | Be H ct 2 Fork sar from Wouthamotoa, and eae Ga ae Son ee bees will of someting: p, Mr. George Bvans, AOKAGE RY BYPRESS RECEIVED. AWD PRIZED owe all ‘Can name no ume when I shal! be in YY ARTED TER ADDRESS OF ME. JOUR HARPER, ‘of Bristol, Bng a to bee him. parce. iaeorge — Book ‘street wot Howse, way, New York. ANTED—TO ADOPT, A MALE CHILD, SEVEN months old. Apply aif arenae D. inquire for BB, __POST OF FICK NOVICES. OFFIOB ROTI VS —TH MA: FOR BUBOPB ia Konthampton and Hi meaner larre per United States . will close =r = ‘Batarday she 17th day of 4stao V FOWLSR. Postwaser. pod ey J NOTICK.—THE MAILS FOR BUROPS, aited States close at this odice steamer Atlantic, will or Ooigeer i Ith occ. M. ve i, Postmaster. Fave October, at 10} 0’ on Tuseday, ibe 15h ay REWARDs, f REWARD STRAYED, A LARGB BLACK NEW. Nand dog. His owner's name and address are coll ir The An wl bo bern rewarded by Petaraing Aim to Sf avenue O. W4RD—DOG LOST,—A LIVER COLORSD BET. ; Bad on a lea ber collar, eubject to fi. a liver find white and mottica pointer, “The above reward wil be paid ‘aabington by returning them to 66 W mreet, | | | oeT—a EMAL POCKET Lage gn ly Scns. Tit 10d cover, on at aining, to any one bi « ‘ Uneral reward will be paid yat the ‘Dike tnver by leaving It 670 Waanionon Mires, coal oilles. ORT OR STOLEN—FROM NO. 3 NINTH AVREUR, svont nize o'clock on Raturday mo disck and tau lertier dog, ears cropped: Whoever ening, 8 will return the ame vo he above o addtoas wil be suitably re — —15 pet $ —1 OST. oF ON SAS URD AT STATES, urned om her hind ‘tan terrier bited, with a b xy Toctorecs 8 aad 9 crelens ia ihe em, wil re | ° , ibe above reward, with the thaake of tas’ owns. | Celve te _THE FIREMEN, | proonamva FOR TRE RBCEPTION OF RELIEF | ZX Hogice Compaay Mo. i, of Aloaay, on Tassuay evea- jag, Octover Polies. ‘Two delegates ‘rom ench Company Howard ne. ene Mom Ree? Poy age ot i Aibeay. Co umbin Hook Laas eae are ie ‘Company es Racoon Hong Company No. Hi. ‘na Kogiue Company Bo. ch. Ome Company Mo. Tl ot Pager <6 pany No &t. Chatham Raging | ompany No. 15 Phorats oon and Ladder Compacy Ho jar liowe 7 * Lone fia pegs Rien Hoss Omapeny Bo 4. Pacing Howe Company No. 5° Lice will form oa Badeow street, rigt renting 90 ; Bank Hireet, im reverse Order, at 7% 0 Ling of march wil be through Fourteenth street around Paion eqware, down Fou-th sveuue wo Tw elfh s reet, dhrongh Twelfth strvel 19 Broadway: do w= ried way to Ure sire through @rand to the Howry, hrongh the Bo Chats to the age thet — to Canal sireet, through ( Rarrow ibroagh Barrow 'o her, throug whelsiapber to he formed foot avrenst — Companies f who Pave not aiready reporied be: nel escieat comrenisnee, 0 Couse La ing « oeapany Oa ie Fa AWHAM. Marsa ‘eat, throm Undeon | tenant; alson thrge stay | st of & Icke Ww! Le — BRIGGS & Bronte ie May 68 Dedar strect. LET—A TWO STOBY AND RASRMBNT aT TO Rij Be hag j as, | Serepertieest f RNISHED HOUSE IN THR TPP: nk ym, near the city care, #1 'abie for & oval family ‘a. Bros Zhe furniture ia plain gash customer it will tes low. 9 PeRT OF for nse complete; to ® am house ia con rentent and coptaing aing rooms; ren; $24). Address box 1 987 l’ost oilice, N. Igo TO B front house to re: tenant sione at ebeap ua il le! of Ma, inquire at 189 Mast Thiriy fifth « reel. TA SMALL Finee 0 .A88 BROWN y O & god Ae West Fu OFA ene a Bony Te Hints ee in the dry BOUSE TO Hil he let low ext Ebirty fourm sweet, or wh 447 goods stor BT OF A water w room, suilable quire on the Dranaisen, pT pwd I FOUR STORY AND SASEMENY HOUSP Weet Fouriecaia street, n ig of May next Fara itore Premises. between Il aod 1s oF = ry ey baa and the vest 0. LET—THE DWaLLne HOUSE #2 W be churck of iy bebad if re ear Highia avenue, to the wilh fae ane ar of the farmisuro, whlch 2. for Gals very low. ger Two" the Holy Commuaina, quired. Inqaire on the op Las—z¥0 HANDSOME PABLOAS ON THE PiRST loor, with or without two rooma on Jege in the kit-hen; woud bare. ‘Bo objection ir apa tinen's: contd. gentemen who weuld board furnished in thet LAT—THE LABOR STORE 333 gus It Is about 75 feet di rtasenta 6 well kind ue Eevt, F movth. Ourry, €o. 212 Went Thirty fith eiroet. tho tbl or} have 138 Franciin street. NINTH AVENUR. waved, wcltable for any Apply io F. LAT—A BARD&R’S BHOP, CORNER OF HUDSON ‘ote sad Laight sires! in 7° i. LEt-TH8 of the poke ge avenue Lahaye may stand Ste LAND Jou the premines clans brick Or for on bond PARLOR. BASEMENT AND THIRD 4 | first house. Provemenis, oa auth side of Fors) nlath « aa movers tm ei, third house two thirdé of the oor mortgage. Inquire of LET—A THREB STORY HOUSE IA TUIBTY FIRST street, near winth avenue, in compiete order. ture, which was ail made fell ale romonable p Post office. ‘Tne farni de by cur beat city makers, wil sino be box ss between way ‘0 LET—A BOOM, FORRISESD OR UI to a air gle geniieman; of busicese. _Anply afer 30" eek ¥.M at and Lafayette place. FURNISHED. room suitable for oftioe 9 Fowrth s.reei, LET—GENTEEL APARTMSNT?, 47 106 Bact ‘Twenty strest, near Leringwn avenne, gee water closets. sod a put in compicie KINSHIMBER, 319 Fourth averno. floor, with gos ree bedrooms wu ve five rooms kiteven ana order to sult the LEY—WITH 87 E4M POWBE, 4 SHOP Sox) WITH circular ea Now 3.4 and 6 Sedgwick wa and tables, suiiab ¢ for a hoxmake: or car- ‘Beut wil be taken'la work. WATSON & FLUSM, street, South Brookiyn. aE LET—A HO! ‘West Thirty panne deen § FUSEMEED, oN way, to sory tod baa basement house on lor carpeta (i ‘Ad¢ress Summer, Herald i the vicinity Srussels) an of Cana) and d_ some some feraivure foc salen Lar Park. whic ara new ofties. R LEASE—A NEW HOUSE NEAR UNION |. The carpets, fur and & super Purchased, Price $2800. Address N. X., ‘olure and mirrors, quay, must jnkou equare Post por do well, all besatifully 61 Bs eat - —NO. story mE apply to WE. T. LLO' way. Zu WHST FIFTEENT? STREAT, THE ‘brick dwelling. 1s monern teenie aod i? In combi Possession tamed ‘mnmed! ‘Mo. 8 Clision Hall, Astor place, Ato Moarce irre | Tear LET—TO A BEAPBCT ABLE FAMI) floor, back basement and ‘hot and eid water, with or a ama family. besroome oa «bird bye FIRst privilege’! bah Io rezou the premises, LET—CUFTIL FIRST OF MAY FEXT, WITH THR Pal. vile; ob Swe penee lense, frat class Uquor .siore, !oow ‘ard At preseni doing a large ont ted ina fine trade. ‘This is an exeelient Opi man. Apply to Mr. PAYTEN 6 UBT, IN SIXTIETS eS = Becond avenuce—Siable ond and conreaient Tous avseve oop Tea) o Appi to T, MCKNIGHT, 26 Kieeoker strovt, NEW PUBLICATIONS. pian a an i Divi ptt for an eaierprising 2 atrovent. LAP... ULA. 0 BLN. ‘Notwithetanding the unexampled severity of the men and ding ramp 7 r} the interruption of pe ao, Amrriean Oy: mt this great al updertaniags, i906 puyum edia beg to angoun (sucha work la el and roses ee pub ‘ore ‘awer elt and sport yee PLAN OF TEE wore. ‘The design of the New American Oye! the bod; doe readers i treat body ¢ uigeat readers ia, diction ary i branches of Scholastic crustuon ad the soboler edie te to fornia 8 country wih © fad prcfemional man will fed ft sured wilh of earned (ny In the abaurast scienoes It will be 00 ers trustworthy aot some and Sas tlemadon on aawontnng, Bap ral phie- actuate -aomy, Ba! ural p! Sophy, matbomeucs, meciasics encinesring. the hivtory and Qesoripiion of m: yaaie, dc , ke. nes, law, pollical economy, grammar, a, “ibe Damral ee'ences wil form a lead! feaivre of the 365 Ninth avenue, near Tweaty sevomia sirect, ‘OR Mle ny bat.) J yore or aront bel BROWER sun aineied, ver Fitts seeoue, ener wey PRIRFFEA: 3) Joho OR SALE—THR NEW peoee | Sromm fed pet BAG lish basement boure No 46 » treet, ba @CB Sai B OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE OF Tea. euta'e —B 100 sores of, good hearty ly tmbered land oat rfhi bepsi mn tte F° ter Ke ¥2.0°0 may remafe on bond and hm apply to L. GAL LAG) Eo, 112 Pearl e'reet OR SALB—AT A BACRIFIOR ON RASY TERMS, THE jour tary browa stone house and lot. on the soalh went gorpee, of Madiece aveaus and Thirty second srect; house ‘55x67 feet, lot 25x98 The very superior three rope owe. 167 Wert try fourth street; boure ase it 3x10 feet The very elegant three story: ‘and attic house: 16) West Twenty -ffih sireet, 33 feet 8 insbes by 60 feet, with erieaaion; ot 10 feet duen "Sold furnished. if desires.” Foe sens! n fmomediat 2 two elegant fonr story houses Noa. Iilane a "Twenty att ‘bh streot; 13x50 tect. each; Fa fet | The far story brick bor an. No, 172 Wan Peay. fitth etrret, 24x80 feet wi Canta ng od . BUBBS 2% Division street, M. ¥. B SaL® COEAP-FOUR LOTS IN THE UPPRR part ct the city, street gi far whinn we awore B oat nok: Lo et Tovses 10" nd isd Weat Twenty sixta sh ) feet front, and one 38 feet ee Also fur ful feos of Ferty sixth street, 100 feet west of Rixth avenue. jonres are in every way superior, wiih furnaces, he ienpeevemen BOLL, % OR SALE—ONE OF THR MOST PRAUTIFUL FABMN in the Binta, con'atning tao handred acrea |ytt | the North river, shout twenty miles beow albany, ine midst of a thriving and intel'igent community, and near one of the plrsaante’t villager in tbe Sta'e, eontaiaing Lat vac king Bouse, pehcols of high charae'er, and a of several denoumina: The {1 ia well we larva bas good building: ded, watered, bra fenoed and base dea) of frait. ie @ hones has ex. | tensive ard uncommonly fine views. ion is one welt calculated 'o wuil 8 gentleman of liveral vier Srell_aa one wao loose to Cae ‘Apniy to | POOL, Beq.. No, 237 Broadw: ‘ork. BR SALB OR BXOS ae Saree Le! antag neat wo sre? cilered tos party Mesirous of West, sy 4 maf ale 7 vw. soritar having ver* desiratle propery Consin, when be oil-r4 for gale or exchange, f kind cally far: ‘and growing to aze‘lon fonr sory brick merobandwes smiabie for Boulhern trader bores, watches, de. Said propery condi ts of a new and nithed hotel, deatrablweoca'ed in a youne, at the bead of steamboat nai a! erry, which is irdi sper: vent aares of id lying op the banks of the 40. For aor, &: Z vacant love riher partiou'ars: Sienna ington Hote’, No. 1 Brondwny, {rom 10 t0 4. terms easy. Apply at * ie jit Ht ovelock. 28 BXCHANG (00 €F GOOD PRODUCTIVE eau tn Massillon, Ohio, foe produative propery in or Brook. ya. a Seat iis ee 0 oechee anda ib Tows ard .Jlip ely property. Pirhoe. ‘% Micita RUSON, (64 Cedar ot eet Po & £50 10t lor ps THIRTIETH STREET FOR - ne 5 eS oe Algo & Of making euch aa exch terms. A line directed to Andrew, ceive primp? attention. Wie wal ee ee or fon, Pee low York. $200. abet © im the city ai eat discore: aeminky Feology, botany, mineraloxy, A¢., during the Isat tas t, corner of Heary, room No. ore “ Tiles wi by be devoted to an expeaiion of the principles $2: CARH WILL BUY A LAMGS LIQUOR AND ot physiology : whic ep ared saloon, ay 4 "¢ mage, by em pent | MAS Rest low. Oan buy it liken with or withowt to As: adapter Shere of ins weaienl profvesion Jn history it will give Qo: merely a earalogue of P arren Asies, bat a coplons parraire, under * — events ia the 9 Of tho Ww ‘apy and Ci th with a of oF’ love rtgation (ineaiea To blogr in Lhe paat, bat will Cavote w yne@ ting loenit Porapriake Beads, of Uns orld. dy all the remarks oma which 60 brilianaly aie priest cao orl wok omy recoed the lives of mes eminent IRFA® Bpace to skatchen of dle sone, prepared by welters, who fron Personal acqusin ces, cr, special yeeencoh &re inet competent to do ham completa and minbinaard De calture, w all ta Draseves, will bare the ‘owl caretal attention ‘The industrial arts, and thet practical sotense en of daly meric economy ventilation. the Beating of houses, ‘ond we th inst thoroughness whic thelr greai the work shall Deas such s ebarscter 0! o mato f indlepevenble 1 1 mediate bear irc on the wil, be treated of wil importance demands 1 is Lntended thi ks io every American ‘Toe work Lait Boss Orde may be adarerned to 08, necess bore’ U1 be pu vilehed exeinetvety » fifteen eps octavo, volumes, each Conimioing Abor. oi in exterior pearance will be ‘at ) Payadiaon the dal oF to any han an life, aned as do €0 inot! a of Subseription, 4 ‘a - once a will be lased ae very adh voln ovr agente for tae above oF ehiner of tae subscription works, aod Sl mor prompt attention Pp. APPLETON & 00. 516 and 948 Brosdway, HF MONT MOFEY DARKAT IN fer all involoes of regars advanced npoa at any ancrifoe fer carh. Call and ¢ramine my stock of several miillona of s@ fArB, and Duy at your own prices. ©. OHERE®, 17 Brondway, EXIPRESSES, roe sais <A LARGR LOT OF NEW RCPRESS Wa. ome oer ; at BTCDLBY 4 express offer, $; Canal ond way * leet fg on toe day before, } J invotwws anc Tous eee Bae ee Rennie, 89 Recast way DENTISTRY. TRETE BXTRACTED IN TEN GROOKDS. wirHOUT pi Fee a new A) Sel vy sold oe kG. DOMLIA, papepeann one Vario, HORSES AND CARRIAG F° SALE OHEAP—A STYLUS HORGA, PLBASANT under ine sede, OR SALB—A SPLESS ts Norin Re DLBWs ‘vanessa Sa Wont aix:9en:h BAY Manm, jentie im single or doable oF family horse. Appiy at Smith's ore #iroet. very very RAD Homse —a the winier ia deairo A talnab’s horse, kind ie9 THe city foe ayoanibls p 6 of fond! COAL, COAL. — ines -PRAOH OROUARD we rartous pinal ig the lowest Coe: Onaal and Comire and gor. Tan and Won: wa. Weron. The qarnér leaving she city le the cause of sells. apply roadway, room ff. HOWRS 4 00. A rr fy Re wah dy nen ORNTRAL PAR? best avennoe tu tbe stip.) Ste mom ines an vee arjonlain th th bain the eng for sling. Twa r® abe eign welry elves. Kes aD —ONR BILLIARD TABLE, TWO BARROOM sofna, taro If applied tor soou the above will be sold cheap. Tequire ts 900 Medioon ote corner of Ra\gere | E4lLB CURAP. TO BSMOVE WEeT-OrrToR of pion. fat ~ 29. fxiaren, val, T, 83 Vaudowsem T A GREAT #AORIFION-THE GOOD U1, Ivano Sod Grtaree of & (iret clase bakers, 5 horses and wagons. Por (urther particn’ars apply Broadway, om fae o FOR OASH—THE BEST POULTRY east the oh now dome the at bre ta wo me view toemer in SU Si soedious twin the present. Address bur 177 office (OR S4L8 ORR OF THR ON DRAT AND BAT PUD Ko the olty, witha long lease, lnquire ai No, ¢ few ireets a tho onloon LR-OnB ~ By hag otf raw, = | RA B,, OULa sult grocer, potty ly Salouing to the ire marke: fifth «ree amd th Av ane, ‘Apply re Ses ear WRIGAT, 375 Bixta avenue, ia fore com FALE A DRUG RTORE, BLTOTLY LOOATED doting a aneh winees, a ereelient hance for 8 y ‘Maat be sold immediate: iy, am the owner meme Justneer. e pply thls day at 118%, Mavens BBD STORS FUR SALB—WITH FTOCK AND FIX sche Ware eae eo Sires, ote tne eo ee chine, hut Title sta. porte order. Sen's sf mn sicoau WANTED A Fite op tm ‘he laut four vane, Adaroes erie. YORK TIMRS Heraid office, stating