The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1858, Page 11

A AMUETLARLE YOUNG oA Tia gine aah mse, '‘ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, "ANTED—BY A RRSraCT AB AA on a LE YOUNG WOMAN, & abort distance cham bermal ironing of « amall the a of ference. =a for two days af 86 Hast 18th st., between Broad- ere ‘and country reference. Can be even for use, third ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protent ‘woman as and assis Can 'be seen at 17 Union court, between 1th the country BY RESPRCTABLA reference, and be seen for t diy stop Wout ibun ‘seen for two days . floor, front room, near 6th av. 'ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE chambermald and and troser; is a ani iron for asmall at., near Houston, fal "WANTED—A_ siru ation, as or Fespeclabie famig. "The boat of alt —— ‘ber Inet where she years. rire af Lat Weat is at, third "ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 of 6th ave., up stairs. 1B) be seen for two days ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE rence. “Calf for two daye Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ation as cook and to assfst in washii troning, ay sp eoee mamarents all- two day floor, frout room, one door ITRESS’ SITUATION WANTED—IN A HOTEL OB family, by a zpung woman who has in Kngland and America. rman, 478 Canal st , corner Hudson, up stairs. A, HOME, BE A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW no relatives: se to do any kind of work and make ve ity references; will receive Broadway, next door to mar- two days, F the fancy store 519 i a compensation; can calls or notes addressed to 1,07: ‘ket, corner Sist st. Can be seen for kitchen best of city reference from ‘Sith st., between 7th and Sth avs. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, wchort datancgio, the Call at 230 N6Lb st back room. a ae ¥ A RESPECTABLE MAN-A SITUATION rotted T business. “aod a references iiven if juire at 40 Mulberry et., in the store. TION, BY A STEADY, understands his busi years LW A: ABITUA’ man, who perfe: SS ‘CHMAN —WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A RR- he im the above cogeai; be per. management of horses. )YMENT WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN FROM north LG is of —————EaIEeeae RTER OR LIGHT PORTER.—SITUATION of stesdy and indastrious Denma and good ot conpering and ence. Address J, 8. J., Herald offies, for two days. DBUGGI8T#.—WANT! A SITUATION A8 CLERK ina wholesale nem man thoroughly quailiied. MERCHANTS.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PRO. cure the advertiser (a respectable houne or office. ee we "Sadrees A. Ba, 300 Peaet ot i rf 'AITER.—A YOUNG ENGLISHMA! ‘ation aa walter in a private Lexington avs. NTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A MAN of long experience; objection H 'ED—BY AN ENGLISHMAN, A SITUATION ; thoroughly understands care of to the country, Apply at or address 100 A STOUT YOUNG MAN (A PR as farmer or coschasan, oF oth jal; character nnquestionable. Rverard, 4 Fulton A YOUNG MAN, 8 ne wy ea EXPERIENCED IN iayter, 12) Water st., corner of ‘ANTED—BY A TRA. Fogllah and French, bas ‘te work, “us tae ee pe or in ve NA. De Herald othe, NTRD—A SITUATION Renan ee pe AS BARRKERPER, BY A characte: . Can be weil recommended by his present qmgiorer. ‘Address Joseph, care of Mr. Fallon, 16) dreen TTER'S SITUATION WANTED— - A. IN A PRIVATE ie man who thoroughly under MAN, WHOSPRAKS jueation, and willing kindof business. address Walter, 123 West 12th st, PRLLRT WAS B renin Springfield, Ms Soc Durer ers SO GIVING A VARIETY [ana , and vicinity. ing "the Republican sever * which does not damage it in our estimation, Let us have jew York, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY ll, 1858—TRIPLE SHERT. W ANERREHALES, ee OF WOMEN 4 ApH D_OOOK FOR A BOABDING HOUSE, ONK ber business in ali ite branches, and references, Apply at 137 Hudaon st. WILLING GIRL WANTED TO DO THE GENERAL A bousews ue omall he al must me eS and Poneo wk, Brookiya, second house trom Myris avenue,” IBL WANTED—TO DO CHAMBERWORK slat in taking care of children; must be Fenn $5 perasnihe skpply at the basomoat door of $6 Hammar 3 Wetwoen Sand t Glock ar ke LATTO, FRENCH, ENGLISH, OR SCOTCH GENE- ral servant wanted by a widower in he country; must be neat and tidy ia Ws Fallon etroot, up slaira’ on Weduceday ws Hip) ‘Apply al room No. 33, Ualou Place pplz ot room fo. between the hours ply at 11 Prince WY ANZED.-4 PROTESTANT (A YOUNG Wo. man preferre: be seametrees and eccus temed to of children, at No. 25 Washington square, from Il to 1 o'clock, om vy and Tuesday. ‘ANTED-SEVERAL CHILDREM, W: ten years of ago Yo Joins jutenile patios a Brooklyn, lantie at, Brooklyn. Big: ‘ WAXSTEDIAN OPRRATOR ON MESSRS. GROVER & Baker’s sewing machine. Apply at No. 5 Bond at, 'ANIED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, EITHER ENG- lsh, Bootch, Welsh or German, to be’a tolerable good and ironer, and do ‘all general housework for a tamily of only two persons. To such a person well re- comm , good wages 6 paid weekly. Apply at 140 West 17th ctrest. i if ANTED—A GOOD SMART, HONEST AND HEALTHY Bir, to 09 plain and assist in the and ironing. that can come well recommended and is mot afraid of work may call at 434 Hudson st., corner of Morton st. Wages $6 per month. ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY. CONSISTING OF aa, o short distanoe ta the country, semart, active, tidy girl, to do the general housework; she must be a ‘washer and ironer and plain cook. Apply at 422 Second avenue, Tuesday and Wednesday, llth and inat., between 10 and § o'clock. ANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, IN A very small family, an active and industrious girl, of 00d disposition, @ good washer and ironer and piain cook, Te fies paeine cleat ay eee atiby West 224'st. sabia Henson ‘ANTED—AT 182 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN 11TH and 18h sts, a plain cook, washer and ironer. @ neat and tidy as chambermaid and walter, and city references. Call at the basement. ANTRD—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework; must be s good plain cook, washer ano iroaer. Hone need app! ‘Without good city at ‘West 224 at. (old » }, near 8th av., between 9 and 12. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATRLY—A HEALTHY YOUNG as wot nurse for an infant seven months old. Apply at 16 South 6th ee ANTRD—A WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF AN reference, need apply at 63 West 33th st. -acwemey Wart SMART, HONEST AND TRUSTWORTHY girl, to do the washing and COTY sized private Ee Ag from Sp ese wash country for be wammer Saoals, Sins piace, Brooklyn. eet ANTED—IN A scans HOUSE, A MII aged woman, as cook. To » competent person month will be paid. Apply at 44 Greene st., from 1 to Were tarts om ab0Ue AERA! oe ust ‘and bring good city references. A) ii'lSs Wet ath oy between TU and Sin bre, ee, WANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A Gi to cook, wash and trop. nnd One to kasiet is tho cel housework; both musg be well recommended. To su good wages will be Call at 378 Sixth avenue. WARXTED A BONNET TRIMMER; ALSO TWO YOUNG ladies aceustomed to making lace and muslin sleeves, collars, &c., transfer work and infants’ employment to first class hands. Apply to archals, $81 8th avenue. ANTED—A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, TO BO the general housework of a small family. None need spply except those who are kind to children, and can wi come Wi not to exceed $6 per month. Appigt ie third House Clermont ‘ave. north of Fulton ‘ANTED—TO GO TO NEWPORT, R. I, A PRO teatant cook; one who perfectly understand’ be: ness and can bring ter recommendations. East 16th st., between lst av. and Livingston place. ‘ARFED— MEDI ATEEY, open we TO make iitusion goods. Houston st, near Wooster, from 12 10 4 Mo 8 ag aes) RATE COOK, WASHER axe Mites probes. ent of 7 Et : i is bt ‘ i ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS ference required. Apply to Thos @ Hodghing, 15% crces. re Bi . 4 wich st, between Cor\land’ and Liverty. ‘ANTRED—A WOMAN, TO DO THE GENERAL ret Teroquised, Apply ai6l Hivisgion st, sfier wires imton st, a Sielock in the aiternoon, ANTED—TWENTY_ EXPERIEN, CARPET SEW. ors. Apply to A. T. tewart Cony Be Af ANTED—A GERMAN OR BOOTOH GIRL, TO DO the ork of & family of three persoas. jone but weil recommended need apply. Apply at 92 Lexington av. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, WITH ashing su trcaioy of © privste fi oe bevig basreen w 2 ween Tetweet the hours of 10 itor two days, at Mo. 6 Haat ANTED—A COOK, A OCHAMBERMAID AND Ws Eileen, wey mash come wall roommmmecion opt ox, Cerstand working in s boarding bouse. Call at 9 Clinton place. ANTED IN A SMALL FAMILY A WELL EDUCATED able you an Indy, of giving iher ow language and ualne the needle” ‘ade em nt where an interview can be had, J, G. P., Herald office, 100 soc serene rontens SW Tacos 3a Lispenard street, or 396 Onnal siree:. ; 7 ______ SHE TRADES, ARDFNER —A YOUNG MAN WHO THOROUGHLY acon, understands laglng out & new place perfoniy and ‘out all im; leo the care and management of 4c, 4c. Can be well recommended by his former employers for moral integrity and official compe: Can be seen (wo days at the plumbing establisn- ARDERER. =f Gruation wane. BYA ey 1. f good ; understands ie ranches. “Gord re ‘Address FB. P., ar Mr. Thor burn’s, 15 John st. N.Y. NOFORTR TUNER AND REPAIRER WANTED— Pine who mane Tod who thoroughly. w eqnares, and can tune snitable for a wareroom. a compe. tent person constant employment and t wages; none need apply. Address, stating qualifications, box 2.398 T° young man ho hes boon four yearns the Vasinees, sa man engagement for twelve months in Fy office to finiah the business. Address J. 8., Herald for two days. MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.—A situation wanted as custom cutter, by a first class prac- wie” Hay lene lary mt wn Ject aa s good sit . Address X. ¥. 2, Herald ofllee, for WAgzD-heeptaraty, GOOD PAINTERS AND Tnquire at of John and William at iy & Maliery's. WAZTED <A BOY, SIXTREN YEARS OF AGR, STOUT, ative and t, is desirous of learning some trade that of @ pl enter or machinist abl Carp: ould indenture bit if for & term of years or foquire of Mrs. Uridin, 448 Oreeawich a ve Ww ANTED— ATELY, TWO GOOD PRACTICAL ambroty ean come well recommende!, and TMMED! one ppotpereelist "to foot hone mem. ay loyment will be given. Oall this day at 165 8thay. [R. K. BURNS, ANTED—FOUR HLACKSMITHS AND SIX s&& enters, immediately, wt 1 aw iy, @ 160 Bouth st, corner —_—_ FRBNGH ADVERTISEMENTS ¥ DEMANDE UNR FILUR PRANCAISE POUR OOU- Mare ate rentre utile fr le oe wom preferer ‘ne con "an Satis'n 2 beuren de relevee an fe, 2 Ouest ata —_—_—_—— eee OL. ees pea DE SUITE—UNE BONNE D’EN- ts pour ia ville; une pour Orange county, femme dn Stam re, pont Savanah, aay une e pong a jore pour Staten Teland en qnelqnes, flouse, Nos. 13 et 14 Astor place, entre ia Se et 4e crescen. pet hn Rasen Dawns Demo ho Dna N DEMANDE—UNE COUTURIERE A LA JOURNER, Of Sedrescer h Thon. G. Hodgkins, 184 Greenwich aus cutee Coartiandt et Liberty ste. i TNE COUTURIERE LINGRRE FRANQAISE DESIRE te pincer dana une fume privée, elle w'éprouveraia opposition 9 voyager. 8 71 West 17th sh, pres Ia 6e avenue. LA LL. NE DEMOISELLR AGE DE VINGT AN, PARLANT distinetement| ie Francaia et |’ desire trouver piace comme domesti ine dane une familie qui part pour TRurope: elle reviendrait avec lea meme. Les meilleurs recommandations seront fournie. S'adreeser 89 7me avenue. SSS Ut, JRURE PILLE yeas AISE SACH ANT COUDRE, broder, laver et repaaser 16 linge fin, désire #¢ placer ERS femme de chambre. S'adreaser pour deur jours au » 490 Capal et, entre jeg rues Hudega et Greenwi Au dey pour deux SELP WANTED—MALES. Se en CeCe YouNG WANTED—IN A LAW OFFIOE. APPLY A iy Wall ove rcom No, 4, before 11 o'clock to day Satna GENTS A WANTED—TO SELL TWO AR’ IN ee ee ET ae t of six or mts, in et fe 08 Teceip' empe, for ‘hdres 4.8 J, satden D, Post office, Bible’ House, N- shinai nettinrerseetenaen ames ILERK WANTED—FOR A WHOLESALE DRUG BTOBE; meady man Ai rH with ratsresoa a ist Falion sty Srookips7tn the basemasat” : Ong WANTED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS ning care of Boreas apd 8 ond driver. | None except at 255 Sth ay., ‘om 7 to 9 in the morning. or from 2107 fe evening. \OACHMAN WANTED—(ENGLISH OB SCOTCH ONL' togo inthe country; must understand taking care horses and » kiteben, y= Fs Good aity references required, which mene need make application. Wages $'6 per month, ly between the hor clock F. M. Pernt tryst ure of 12nd 2 o/eloek F. M. D, GOODS SALESMAN WANTRD.—APPLY BEFORE ia A, M.. and not later, to J.C, While, 197 Spring at D*® GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—ONE ACCUSTOM. re a tap SES Sa Sta Ba ape tke People’s Bank, N. ¥. ‘ 4 Bog BOY WANTED.—ONE HAVING BEEN IN THE reoter an opportusiy ofered, Call et aus es the inter dri tore, corner of 13 Dz, CLERK WANTED—ONE WELL ACQUAINTED with the city retail and prescription business. Apply at 60 Hudson ay., yn. ‘RAD WAITER WANTED —APPLY AT THE PIERRE. ARTTLA GALROMAN WANTED_FOR A FIRAT to aucke apply to Wane B Mockentie: SM Unmet oe Were A WHOLESALE HARDWARE STORE, a ealeaman andan entry clerk, None but those tho- REE Soe eet wee st vetoes need address box 3,283 Was BOY, WHO UNDERSTANDS OPENING sters well, and who will make himself generally use- ful. Yaquite at 6i Fulton st Brooklyn, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO GO TO CHINA WITH A merchant, aclert for a steamer a young man to go to Burope with a merchant, 3 porters, to goto Ki and Sates. Apply this day to Gitun & OO, No.6 Mast TANTED—A BOY 16 YEARS OLD IN AN OFFICE; write good hand and can come well at room 33 Appleton building, 348 one who can Broaiway. ANTED—A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, WHO understands the management of paper carriers and newaboys, Apply at room 45, 385 Broadway. r ‘ANTED- BOYS, FROM TEN 70 FOURTEEN TARS age, of respectable Protestant parentage, 10 learn the pr fing business, at the Churchman office, Nov 236 Madi- ton rag bootuse ous Saquainien will he Waoome Tike i. Us wi writ ad ; Yaa Peat Saher =, can reas, naming references, box WASTED-BY A WHOLESALE HOUSE. A FOREMAN, erson Goupetsot a liberal salary wil be paid. Addrsea, with Feference, Dox 8190 Post office, ; ‘ANTED—A PIANIST. APPLY AT 21 FULTON street Brooklyn, between the hours of 12 and 4. “apuney, alsd, htuan Who undersicads farming and care : aman farm and care ofstock. “apply, ater 9A. Mal the. Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry oi z Broadway. ‘Situations procured for re- in advance. ANTED—AGENTS IN A MONEY MAKING BUSI- ness, $10 to $100 capital; tt 1s no book or pop corn humbug; will mail sample worth 60 cents retail on re- ceipt of 15 cents, ©. H. LOOK WOOD, 109 Nassau at. T Least Sara PROTESTANT WOMEN WANTED Sone ‘sow Toads rate geet. city sod sous 7 tondy 5 iy iotry faces. Inquire ‘at the large Institute and Home of Domes- HeServanta! 138 Lith st, coraer of 6ih avenue. [A™LYAMILIEG AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN RXORI lent servants at the new Domestic Insitute and Home, GFRYANTS.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN | SREKING ips may find = good assortment same, male and female, at the rooms of the Employment Society, Nos 13 and 14 Bible House, Eighth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, where the business of an in office is connected with a benevolent society and conducted ona new plan. 1K NEW GENERAL EMPLOYMENT Qeayrorron of MORRI8 COBNERT & OO., 414 Broadway, up furnishes families and hoteds with exceliant servant ta, farmers, &c, bere or at the Branch, 123 Libert) street, corner of Greenwich. . NTED.—ALL THAT WOULD LIKE TO LEARN something of advantage. Ladies and A) call and . AL rest assured good , fyeiy pte Jewelry store Tc Carmine sco, om 9: : LOsT AND FOUND, an breast. strayed from corner of Nineteen UND—IN THR VICINITY OF UNION SQUARE, ON Fourth avenue, s purse containing & sum of money Which the owner css have restored by proving property ‘and Paying expenses. For particulars inquire at dl und 43 War- [St FIRE BADGE NO, THE FINDER WILL, please leave it at street, between Third and ‘ourth avenues, oF at the house of Hose Company No. 4, y fifth street, near Third avenue. streets, Rats bracelet with gold The a ‘ The ti Lae. BUNCH OF SMALL KEYS, WITH WATCH KEY and oa ae key ‘The Gader will be rewarded by leaving at the lace store, 429 Broadway. O8T—IN BROADWAY, ON SATURDAY, A PIRCE OF in'brown papsr. The finder will be Park, south aide. OST—IN BROOKLYN, ON SUNDAY NIGHT LAST, from of and finder Frontetreet, street stage. y. May 10, & small brown pinid, anf remaust of drab. A iveral reward will be given, with thanks of the owner, a! 148 Honst n erect OOT—ON THE 8TH INST, IN PASSING THROUGH ‘Vesey, Green bth avenue to Twenty. teventh street, money. to of $15 or $16. The gnd. or will receive a suitable thanks of it to 139 West Twenty-seventh sireet, or to dleday & Stewart's, 85 O8T—A SMALL BLACK AND TERRIER SLUT; ‘Answers to the name of F! vietal Nagmau and Spruce streets . The rewarded @. Bennet, memorentum books with plane of rooms for curpets snd ’ f Inthe, which fe of 00° wse tg anyone but the owner. Woo: ‘earl street, will be suitably Lot, RW D. SATURDAY NIGHT, between all white poodle my of M: O8T—ON MONDAY APTERNOON, IN A BROADWAY and Forty second street stage, a shell ive dollars reward will be paid ite return to P, MA) ', MAY 6, ONE NOTE FOR J “0. ON the note was the follor - months romise to pay to the order ‘if one hom- ARD —STRAYED, ©) ora iNet, A ty nd with hind i thy ite toe nall on one of the fore feet; « ‘on the breast The above reward #1 BS aS & eee 6 8 veer eee, ome FORMATION WANTED—O} I's iwho iat Brinok, BR. CHARLES ME woulttite's DSON, FROM ENGLAND, Dearle Ruff at the asior i way, he may hear . CLARKSON WILL FIND THE LOST re it was loat on Wedne sda; your address to T, Anderson, ANTED—IN‘OBMATION OF THOMAS KEYBURN, ‘ents revide in Buenos Ayres. Any one capa- ‘call at room 68 Gra: 4 # (ES : fasts Eali ; DOUGLARS WILL ADDR¥SS A MBET- Ty ) 5 a (Pyseday) evening, at shiloh chureh, BY BLANJHABD, OF BROOKLYN, WILL ual sermon beforethe New Y« in the Broad: Bervices commencing at a quarter before eight THE TURF. COURSR,—TROTTING.—WEDNESDAY, o'clock P. M. mile beats, eas. . D. Peabods ‘br. H & JORL CONKLIN, Proprisior. ION COUBSE, L. ly gh gra eg | best three in five, in harn: H. Woodruff names br. ;J. Farrell enters b. m. Lady Cavan; D, b. g. Pani falta. HITE, Proprietors* Uv ION COURSK, L. l.—PACING—THURSDAY, at3P.M. Purse of $50. Mile heats, best to harness. Warren Peabody names b. names b. g. J. Hughes. BHAW & WHITK, DANOING ACADEMIES, DANOE.—THE REICH’S QUADRILLE, COMPOS- y Herr Kichler. and agreed ‘This celebrated 4 soiree on Wednesday ESTABLISHMENT HAS LONG BEEN NOTED AS able to offer . Tedro; Mr. McGuire ‘and others at rer streot, Mra, Luby’s last HUNDRED THOUSAND ie for sale. to pay advances, to clear them out. The; ARS, SEGARS—ONE H F : MISCKLLANKVUS, LL TO BE SOLD OFF. 3 \ Broadway and Twenty: eighth ‘ROKEN SUGAR BOXF8-FOR KINDLIND WOOD, for sale at $12 per hundred. Apply at 660 Washington feat Eleventh street. of every ‘and shipped; carts and wagons for the re- URNBAM® FURNITURE EXPRESS, lil WEST Kleventh street, beiween furniture of e' care. carefully moved. C™ERE Tvs acer, extensive in the U Abe beet and purest article ut the lowest possible price. Sante perfeotione, 35 cents per Ib.; ATES, DATES.—JOH! corner tro 8010 be: each. OULD HAVE ONE OF G! sale at all the hardware Manufactured by ye FAMILY SH patent ice breakers Rae ranant : 6 More, 119 Prin ORTABLE IRON BURR GRAIN MiLL—ANEW IN- farm, plantation and ensiom grist mills binds on a, new ad, $100 Contre streote. State and county rights for sale PILES.—WATKINY PILE OLNTM’ sa Warranted So's to new at the manufactory of JAMES 168 street, third block west of Broad- vention, the eee soe MANUFACTORY street, near Frank WATER APPARATUS, for country ™. @ "Ga Vreane street, near Broadway, N. Y. HING ENTIRELY NEW — .AKR’SPATENT oj EW. —WESTLAKE'MPA more doors above Bleecker, where it andevening. State rights for QFYERE CHRONICS.— THOSE afficted with chromic diseases, 9 San Soceen te operation ay OF YOUR READERS EiEet Board of Aldermen. This Board met last evening—the Presideat, John Clancy, Ezq , in the chair. ‘The President announced the appointment of Mr. Heary Morford, as reader of the Board, in the room of Mr. Peter L, Feirty, appointed one of the clerks of Special Seasions. % g and tron railing for a park on Fourth think fourth to |. Re. ittee om Lands ler to the Elections for Avsistant En: of " of Noah L. Farnham, heid April 30, 1868, ‘A communication was received from the or, enclos- ing ® corres; jence from the Consul of the Ottoman and the Sublime Porte, expressing the itude of tho Turkish mt for the r sion of med Pasha by the Council of New York. Ordered to be printed at length on the minutes. Gentixmen—In compliance with honorable body, ‘That the Street Commissioner wo Board at its next meeting by what authority he has lists, ordered by the Common i f j bas Oe eee pecoonaand seit, Mites hisremoval from Office, the assessments in w! named, such has been the custom heretofore. drained I transmit an 100, Counsel, # the I ‘of my action. All of which is respectfully submitted. EDWARD COOPER, Strect Commissioner. Law Daparraent, Crry or New York, Ornice oF THR CouNSEL TO THE CORPORATION, THE CONDITION OF THRIR KESPECTIVE BUREAUS directed to be made to the REPORT By Mr. Jupsoy—Whereas, from causes unknown to this Common Board, Counc by the yarious 4 ~ of the city govera- ment, as section ol charter, 14, 1801, bave not been proventod by Lage a ton Aqueduct and hered; directed to furnish to this Board, with the least | i 5 : E i : i 3 : E se i H z men were very anxious to supply fireworks, but always wanted pay for them. Mr, Bray was sur; that a gentleman clected on the American ticket . Cross) should have opposed the Mi Goom roptied by ing that he was opposed t> ir. robbery tn all forme, SMALL CARS ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD TO FORTY-eeCOND STREET, Fs ‘The West Washington MarketgGrounds. The important interests involved im the controversy $5,000, payable quarterly in advance. The lessees have the Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptrol- ler, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer, and Speaker of the Assembly. New, we have our doubts whether quorum of that body wore present on the aforesaid 2ith day of April, the day on which said lease purports to have been exe- cuted. If we are mistaken, then the records of the Board can easily correct us, We are informed that neither the Lieutenant Governor nor Speaker of the House was at the Capitol on that day. The Attorney General most as. suredly did not attend the meeting, because he then was, and stil! is, confined to hie own house, under a protracted and painful illness, And we further state, without the fear of successful contradiction, that Mr. Comptroller Church abeolutely refused to take any part in leasing thoee grounds to Messrs. Taylor and Brennan, or any one else. Now, if there was no commission present on the ‘2th ultimo other than the Treasurer, Surveyor and Seore- tary of State, then the lease \s invalid, because such trans actions must be consummated in presence of a quoram but if four or more consented at a meeting on thas day, E 2 3 E : i i ei re i SEGE # THe pelea tite att a By i it tlt TO THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Wasuinaton, May 9, 1856. The overiand mail from St. Louis and Memphis to San Francisco is a “fixed fact.” It will be reodf- lected by you that the overland mail was establiah- ed by law on the 3d of March, 1857. Immediately after the aceeasion of Governor Brown to the Post Office Department he took up the subject, and, after a most pains-takiug examination of it, devised the means for executing the law, and submitted his plans to the newly installed President of the United States. The President laid the measure, so im- portant did he esteem it, before a full Cabinet coum- cil. After numerous consultations it was unané- mously resolved to commit the execution of the com- tract it was thonght best to make to John Butter- field and eight or nine other experienced, energetio and public spirited stage contractors and express mse of known cre y hog id pene only known to be possessed of ample means, & peree- verance that would not quail when they came te pple with the gigantic ities that existed om e routes between the Mississippi river and Sas Francisco. The route selected by the Postmaster General, under the advice of the President and his Cabinet, has since been carefully examined by the contrac- tors, and, with a few alight changes, been found not only practicable, but far, very far, better thas they expected to find it. ‘Tho contractora were allowed by law and contrast one year within which why eng for the execution of the great trust confi them. They are te commence running four horse coaches from both ends of the route, semi-weekly, on the 16th of Sep- runa from San Francisco quite down to Fort ignat the’ bends of the Ci Inspector's, Cro- \Comguetiar's aepertesnte be a are 343 3 Ps z ag 5 = iz i Es B 3 f sf a = Fs J 7 | 4 and Fort Belknap at the same date. This ap; , in whole or in part, will probably this is the first t practical step taken he tof the United States too a i ip A aie tal oh 4 iki ef? F ef fe fy F get Hi oF i [ s 2 i Ff 3 = = iH et a] i i will eke @ passage overland, in comforteble stages, to a passage by sea and across the sickly isthmus. To confirm this pstsens but one thing is want- ing—thorough military protection. jis want, with the eye of a practised stateemas, the ever cautious Postmaster (ieneral has not only ap- E i = thou; —— the ~ . oY. e dl to ‘ar, instructions render the o rations 2 the Postmaster General cure. If this has been done, the security will tainly be afforded: for Gov. Floyd is apt he undertakes. With Lieutenant General devise military plans, and competent subord! execute schemes of defence, the Secret consummate his measures with rare sa! the President and the country. Security being afforded to the Postmaster great overland mail route of 2,550 miles, follow ?—what must follow? fertile valley’; stage “station,” and in every fe ; 8 ne station” will have a tavern, a store, @ smith’s shop, a telegraph office, an expreas immense emigration follow and stages can ot far se — grants—they are bout to A rane ther, they will Sail settlements ir fi Hence the Postmaster General, in the first months of his service, will have the happiness stituting @ measure which will build up the “ laces" of his country, and thus connect The distant and disuni parts thereof. many statesmen, by other means of a posing and costly character, have sought to do, he will have accomplished use of the old Sa ae. He will nected aril consolidated the settlements. new ones ¥ the a a . ven employment to troops, abt of ettlore into the transfer the necessity man to the red one. Paso to the Red river will almost at once line of settlements to spring into existence, which Indians cannot go: it will at once open Texas, from its northeastern flank, and pour into its wondrous tide of throbbing humanity. So with Ar- kansas, so with southwest Missouri: cd with Arizona and southeast California. Ten = hence this great measure of Postmaster General Brown is likely to be considered the wisest and the most beneficent which will signalize the ad- ministration of President Buchanan: it connects the remote portions of a vast empire, _and is, therefore, statesmanlike; it insures the pom mainte- nance of a telegraph for the conveni of trade: and commerce upon the most distant and ocean, and is, therefore, wise and benificent As the ball was set in motion amid man; and taunts, the Postmaster General may well felicitate himself upon his brilliant ts of achieving « successful result. To conduct to a saccessful issue so important an undertaking will be an honor alike to those who plan and those* who execute it; it will be the event of his life and of the administration. Williamsburg City News. CArTone OF A BORGLAR.—About two o'clock yesterday morning officer Griffiths, of the Fifth precinct, discovered man named James Quinn in the house of Mr. A. Mew serole, in South street, near First. Quinn made nie breed 2 ¥ : : lsbetlicine waa be officer and captured /o Dunham piace, Yoetorda s wes Drocgne before Justice Fox, when plead ruity Penitentiary for three months. Berctara—The house of Mark Wild, im Leonard parted without taking an, : principal object of thelr ; but this they did not find, for the reason that it was aot phere.