The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1858, Page 2

2 THE ENGLISH MINISTERIAL CRISIS. Our London Lonpom, May 14, 1868. Palersion's Struggles to Ge Back to Power—His Chances om the Indian Bil Defeated by the Government Tactics— Moral of the Present Party Conflicts in England—The British Constitution Rather Shaky—DPolitical Trowbles Ahead—Mr. Buchanan's Central American Policy— British Anmzation in India, dc. Byer eince Lord Palmerston tumbled headlong from power some three months since, by the unlooked for deser- tion of his own followers, he bas made the most strenuous Offerts te got back again to the much desiderated post of Prime Minister. His tactics have evinoed the skill and ex- perience of a man who has been s member of the House ‘ef Commons for over fitty years. Instead of firing daily broadsides of turgid doclamation into the present oocu- pants of the Downing street citadel, he has remained for the most part silent, and has enforced the same system apon his chafing lieutenants. He has been as watchful, though, as a lux, and is only waiting for his opponents to give him a dames to get up a good “cry’’ against them ‘when he means to let loose his whole pack of political bounds to yelp loud enough to wake ap the nation. He thought his time bad come when Derby’ and Disracl! brought in a new India bill about a month ago, which was adjusted then, and Palmerston gave the sigoal for ® yell, but to his intense chagrin, Lord John Russell, his rival for office, stepped forward and suggested to Disraeli that he had better drop bis India bill at once; which he consented readily to do, and so escaped the danger which menaced him. After this it was pretty clear that Disraeli, at the head @f the conservatives, aided by Lord John Russell at the ‘head of a strong liberal faction, were too much even for ‘tae wily Palmerston; 90, with the pliancy of an old potiti- ciam, whose principles are about on a par with those of a Joreite, be proposed to Lord Jobr to make friends and divide the spoils. His offer was accepted, and the Times Informed the world this week that on Sunday last theae we old political stagers had met, kissed, and joined arms agaia. This done, Palmerston set t> work with renewed vigilance, dogging the cautious steps of the persecuted Disraeli, always in the anxious hope of finding a chance to raise a “ery” and tur out the Derby-Disracli govern. ment. Providence bas thought fit to favor him at last, aad the hubbub that the Zimes, the ally of Palmerston and all bis smaller curs, bas been making all the week fw enough to frighten the isle from her propriety. You must know the richest gift in the possession of the British government is the Governor-Generalship of India, ‘and to get hold of it the present administration sent out despatch the other day casting ccnsure on Lord Canning, whom Palmerston sent to India. The Sepoy rebellion Droke out under Canning; but as it is nearly extinguished, people at home are inclined to give him the credit due to ‘him ; so it was injudicious at the moment of his success for Lord Derby to utter a word of censuro against him. Ne sooner did he do so than Palmerston saw his chance, debate is to take place to-night, the 14th, and the Derby wes. rm Probably be turned ont after three ‘WReation of offre. Fully sensible of their danger, Derby amd Disracii induced Lord Elienborough, the Minis- tor who wrote the despatch in question, to resign, which he did immediately, and the trembling tenants of office froped this ingenious manw@uvre would take the cry out of Palmerston’s mouth. But the Prime Minister, repeating the chorus of Christy’s Minstrels, Door King it, “It will never 4o to give it up so, Mr. Brown,” and he is resolved tohave 8 wreste with his antagonists to night, not knowing when have another chance, and remembering that a aiford to waste Say time. This is an im the political world. of office representing over a few months, since the majority RoW depencs on momentary conbinations. It is scarcely a isaac nancy st ek ‘compelled to dissolve Par cowed gl pln Ara! only a few months after he tained it he was suddenly left in the lurch and fell Deadiong. By & new shutlle of the cards he hopes to get Deck again to night, and, however bis ‘efforts m end, it certain the present ernment can’t last mu‘ longer. These indecent but inevitable br down of every few months, will ibly dis. = public = and arouse the passions of baton, famous British constitution, as regulated by the events of 1688, so much puffed and Py Macauley in his recent books, is soon d {ined to fall into contempt; and then comes auother revo- a which may be sanguinary and sweeping, or may ing as the crisis is met by the aristocracy, who saul still monopolize political power. No clear sighted man who knows anything of the pre one condition of England can doubt for a moment that troubles are ahead. Ido not say this with ry Sy euatuation. but rather as 8 veneer, all concerned. 6 Se ee since 1688 of forming an ad salaoeeten, toms ve abandoned for the wast of a homo geneous majority in the House of Commons. And what is then to become ¢{ parliamentary goverament, which has ludicrously failed all over Europe, and which is pow on ite last legs in Engianc’ ‘The new treaty with Nicaragua, by which the United ‘States secures her just asoendency over the Isthmus, has made a sensation bere. The commercial world are per- feotly satisfied, and would rejoice if President Bachanan would put the ‘whole of Central America in his breeches pocket, 60 as to prevent Palmerston or any mischief maker ‘wi the head of the Foreign Uffice here from getting int» trouble with our government. Poor Lord Palmerston will lose his senses, I fear, If he doer not soon return to power, in order to prevent the Yankees from pareuiag their on ward destiny, Yet! do not see what he can do to binder it; for in spite of the “double-headed mission,” as you call tin spite of Sir Gore Ouseley’s clumsy and unsuccessful attempts to manage the President, which he aolemply pro- mised Lord Palmerston to do—Mr. Buchanan bas, with the ‘aid of the independent press of the United States, secured ee of Nicaragua, and British diplomacy is driven that feild forever. The London Jimes bas said no thing about ‘thin important event, in tbe apprehension that the LD might point to the recent lecture of Mr. Layard, just returned from India, who declares, on his conscienc*, that British annexation in India hag alone caused the late rebellion. The 7imes says pooh, pooh to this; but at all ‘events it stops any hypocritioal wailings over the cormo- rant propensitics of the United States. Lospox, May 14, 1858. Another Change of Government Expected— Movements of the Palmeruon Party—A Caucus of tts Members— Will the New Ministry Retain their Position—The Vote of Censure on the Government for its Proposed Course to Lord Can ning, dc, de., de It is bat @ short time since one ministry was tarned out of office for the unpe pular position it chose to assume ap on the refugee question. Lord Palmerston, in accordance with his own instincts and in opposition to the feelings of nearly the whole country, undertook to push through Par- liament his obnoxious bill in regard to political exiles who had sought a shelter in England and who were engaged in Uke concoction of conspiracies against that despotic power which had compelled their flight. He know, or be should have known, that any demand of such «kind, male @t the desire of the French Emperor, which would have the effect of converting England into a bunting ground for European refugees, and which would also, to a certain ex. tent, reduce her to the condition of a dependency of France, | | | would never receive the sanction or support of this peo ple, but would arouse a feeling of the most bitter hostility. Whether bis policy on that question was dictated by ignorance of the real state of the popular mind, or an Overwhelming desire to favor the wishes of the Emperor, it is imposribie te say, but the overwhelming defeat he suffered must have thorough!y satisfied him of the im policy of the step be had taken. He wae beaven on the question, expelled, and another put in his place. The present ministry, however, appears to be still more unfor tusate, and although ® very short time in office, are threatened with expulsion. You are aware of the cause from the details given in your files of London papers; how it originated in the proclamation of Lord Canning to the people of Oude, which was to be issued when Lucknow fell into the hands of the victorious English soldiery, The home government regarded this document in a most unfa vVorable light, and in « despatch which it sent to the Gover tor General of India some three or four weeks ago | severely condemned him for the course which he had de- termined to adopt towards the “ rebels.”” The great pola in dispute is, in fact, in regard to the punishment which Ahould be meted ont to these unfortunate wrotches who | havo attompted to regain that independence which was | Ancrificed much a rhort time since to the Milbustering spirit | that sooured to Kogiand nearly the whole of India, and Drought one bundved and fifty i./!tone of poeple under her rule, Listen to the censure on Lord Canning for the | severe course which it is understood he intends to purane and sce if that censure, now pronounced hy the Foglish Fovernment against one of ite own oficiais, is not @ con- opation of ite past coaduct towards India — We dethroned the King of Onde and took possession of « \iogdom by virtne of @ treaty which bad ander wi ‘ts bor having 4 vows ratited tn Kogian in Kngiand. as mon om. which we rely for our jumises'ion, bee! oreviondly made known 10 the King of Onda, Does pot that extract from the censure on Canning speak volumes? But let us look still further That | sovereign,” fhoontinues, “and his ancestors had been | ur ‘ormly faithful to their treaty however i) they may have their su a | What! is it the that speaks of other Ga, | pga fey! below the knee; the left I powers - Joa subjects badiy? Tne following to a ‘man, aod will retern paregraphe ary tpt are necemary to give, and ig read: | thanks, = i if ei it E it i Patt : 42) a 4 3 We under the ciroumstancea, the hostilities mone, a age ea aura are pis of nid ater con: but ote war.” For the course which to be jected to the popular radguosat and the pop. now ae ee ne ere ieee tee nation’s constitu. earnestly requests that _you will attend me da House, on Friday, ‘Then there is another circwar somewhat in this style, and also private:— You are particular ‘be in the House of Commons, on Fn Feuay aay ie 1a to volo ou Mr, Ould: well’s for censure on vernment. could invent--gulded by malice of the basest rature; and 1 now pronounce him before the world to be a liar, scoun- mules for severs! days commanded by Colonel returned from the United to Ni ua. The af i é i i PH He must also have bee) toy his BI end windy to the Secretary of ‘ashingwon City, p- days or months ‘anon, asking for redress as to wrongs he an: com plain of while im that country, or he would not now claim to be a citizen of the United States. I would also 4 bim to his many failures in Kurope, ptt bn fg] Nicaragua, if history is not incorrect, and suggest to Sun it would be as well to remain silent about my ‘being more advantage to my enemies than those whose banners | was Se ee Peete itt ree ee In conclusion, sir, as to his against filibus ters, that’s a great farce, which be can of if be chooses, so far as Iam interested; for when I enter Mexico it will be ‘authority of those whose power to ask it not be him or anybody else. And, rejoice at all ‘successes, mpathise, with them in case of adversity, and if the cen- tral forces should now succeed, the time will come, and that epeedily, when the spark of liberty that may for the time be hidden beneath the smouldering ruins, will again Durst forth under the direction of some other leader, whose ideas, expansive to the occasion, will not be cramped by childish fears or the selfish and narrow minded exclusiveness of a past age, having the intorest of bis country alone at heart, and will carry everything bo- fore him until the capital will be in bis . Bat unti) then commerce and capital will be driven from your country, it only being secondary to the ballot box, which is the great bulwark of civil igious liberty. Again, allow me to aseure the libe: ‘that they have my ‘warmest sympathy for their flaal success. 8. A. LOCKRIDGE, LETTER OF te 7 HENNINGSEN. New ORLRANS, May 19, 1858. ‘My aitention has been called to « letter from 8. A. Lack ridge, ——s in Brownsville, Texas; that is to may, toa hich he has certainly subscribed. and probably be wanton attack,’ and alludes to | called upon 1 make the following remarks —Firstiy, 1 = leave to state that | openly charged him wit faisehood im reply to (what he intended as « secret) ae en cusation. J felt this due not to myself to those whom be it lead into difficulty and and false statements, oh had ridiculous, because ay were ther became a duty to expose them. Secondly, though several cii would him beyoud the tte: ©. F. HENNINGSEN. The Woman in the Barrel Case. (From the Chicago Democrat, May 26 } The remains of the unfortunate Sophia Werner were west delivered by Marshal Rehm to the custody of iansen, who empeselled the jury to bold an in- quest upon them. The barre! containing the remains was @ common whis- key barrel, with the ends painted biue,and the direo- tors painted in black paint. It was the same barrel in whieh the remains were ity sent from this city, ‘The remains were those of @ , of fully av wize, about five feet and one or two inches in height, peo 0 Ld eyer, brewn hair, and rather flesby; would re bly about one hundred and twenty pounds. There was found in the barrel with the remains a vm gy table epread, with a emall raised diamond et eee white quilted petticoat, a chemise, « pair of drawers piece of lawn, y part of @ drees skirt, with mal! vp aoe bd green, but was mucl {aded. and a long mon sheeting. Marehal te mueh S ameulty in finding the remains, having been submitted to a post mortem examina- tee in New York they had been buried in Potter's Field of that city, and by some singular oversight there had been no record kept of the of barial, #0 that there ‘Was no way to distinguish the grave containing them from it. After a long and were immediately’ recognized by eoveral persons present, who had kvown the woman while living. ‘The remaing were in a fearfully matitated condition. ‘The head was severed from the body; tho right leg out off about two-thirds of the distance above the knoe, and severed at epee and — two thirds severed near middie of bone being sawn through. The body hed been conapietls evinareied, leaving nothing but the right The Taxpayers’ Party. New Youn, May 24, 1856, Mn. Jammn Gornon Bayyerr— Dean Sm—The taxpayers of this city feel forever in- debted to you for your determined course to redeem them from inereased taxation. [t is becoming almost « burden to own property at ail; and if you but continae in instrnetions to the San hee, a ae they will, without distinction y, stick to you sir ever grateful BVGE 9" ORLEY, No. T Batayin erect, NEW YORK HERAID, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1608. Mecting of the Exctec Com muesioners. APPLIOATION FOR LIOENSS—WHY THE BXOISE LAW FAILED TO BE REPLAINED, ‘Tho daily seasion of the Exoise Commissioners that has going on for the past ton days was resumed «sy, Commissioner Kerr was absent, as he has to be simoe the discussion arose about the prepriety of holding meotings that cost the city $12 por day aad are of no service in return. The chairman Lh yoked yore 8S. Crocker, Gromer Park oe Hotel, was again "being this tine nooum:paaiod be of the excise law, and what mado of New York. odjous to the citizens EARN HIS PORTION OF THE DAILY TWSLVS DOL- LAR BOOTY. ‘The usual quorum of the Excise Commissioners met yes- terday again, but the chairman did not make his appear- ance during their proceedings. Commussioner Haskgrr directed the clerk to procisim aloud that the Board was now ready to receive applica- tions for licenses, and that official immodiately discharged Sameng Sateen binant Sewanee se the Board and ee for the press, but no one to hear thy proclamation. was mado, but one half of the Board voted against the other, and as it was difficult to considered a majority, some further business rk received his in- most deliberate for- Houwes that as “Scan bei ad is dissatisfied with their Cierk be further directed to urge upon Commissioner vo that his presence in the Board at the next meeting is re- quired for various reasons, as well as the one apecited in the former reeclution. The motion being carried, the additional instructions were therefore duly ‘communicated to the responsibie clerk. Some converation on the subject of communicating with the Police Commissioners reiative to obtaining the aid of the police force for enforcing the Excise law thea oor rae | place, ane Board adjourned till this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. A Lawyer in Limbo for Contempt of Court. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Hon. Judge Brady. A difficulty arose in an ordinary suit of no public im- portance. One ofthe atiorneys in theoase, Mr. J. W. Mitchell, who became @ witness, refused to produce cer- tain papers, on the ground, that they were confided to him as counsel for the defendant. After one or two adjourn: —— Judge determined to commit the refractory jadged him to ten days’ imprisonment, SUPERIOR COUR’ A writ of cernorari was sued out before the Supreme Court, general term—Judges Davies, Ingraham and Sutherland, presiding; pag bys yesterday dismissed the writ, on the ground that the Court of Common Pleas had authortt; 7 to Punish contempt again fest ‘and that ial wa hon could not interfere to prevent it. Mr. was then remanded to the custody of the Sheriff. BEDNEGO STEVENS, cata pee. Base, trom Sriepert. Dorsetabire, his sister, Mra. J; coker, about ten eter net Shred costae age | Meaach, in rn re tye ‘couferr.ng personally or by letiar PS + ike RORGE HAYNES, OF NEW BRENTFORD, ENG- and, Sreueres to call at State street, or address pox 4,136 Post office, N. Y., statirg bis whereabouts, FMR. WILLIAM FITZE, FORMHRLY OF BODMIN in Corvwal ad about the year 1830, will rie Go. 62 Now street New will hear of something which will add to his futare happin ean. F MAURICE CODDINGTON, WHO WAS DISCHARGED from the Usted States army at Jefferson sourl. ou the 324 July, 1866, will communioste with ‘Thomas McNally, Lower Gardiner street, Dubita, frelaad, it will be to his advantage. Missouri papers please copy. ————— NFORMATION Oe ge! MARY FARRELL. OF Blena Batbel| — who leit New York ar Peso 7, 1347, for New Or ‘arre! Srothere ond NFORMATION Moe ES nd DONEVAN, who bi aM shipped em board the Bay, June 96, 1855, bound 10 Ni — ‘be most ity ; reoely hia di hemia Donevan, Montego Bay Jamaica, W. 1 Wiliams, box L412 Post wie New York olty. Oiker Pepers please copy. FORMATION WANTED—OF MICHARL, BALL, FOR: erly in the empley of James Horner & (ip will onl! om them be will hear of something 10 ‘his sdvaniage, NFORMATION WANTED—OF CORNELIUS V. SWIFT. When last heard from (1b months ago) was at —-_ 8. C., working as carpenter. Any information aktully received by his mother. ‘Marin Ae _Y. "Charleston papers please copy. “fous o€ Robert WANTED As TO THE WHEREA bert him ‘will be ts of who came to this country in 48 Any one uch will oblige by calling at be Traders” Brciange, Sppostie the Post office, corner of Nansau and Cedar sir to her advant iN, it Pearl eteet,_ ARCHITEOTS WHO PRO Abt pd FOR THe nadtow tt F, LL, Le py, tect, will please send their PosT OF¥ICK NOTICE. —THE MAILS POR & RUROPE, thamp ion and Havre. per U: ‘States sieamer m. wil ‘cles, at Pages co ob Saturday, the 20th day of May, ai 10} o'clock A. M. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. YORE YACHT CLUD— REO ATTA rOR f+ The WAL regatta will come off on sy Junes Thureda: le Fuceiay, dune et i yy i ie i y WEY uf i 3 3 i Al PORTING—A CHALLENGR TO THR WORLD.—JUST for sais, one Bn black tan terrier, ge Vs reign + for bree! and penaty t T bid deGance; warrant leva, you can pee bin Kill, Flere eddies HENRY ent 52m i 7ACHT FOR SALE—MBASURING ON DECK IN length thirty six fost and Steen fest bona x gas we wee WINKS AFD ORS, (JROROR WRT (LATR OF 1 b G War (ATR OF 18 Wali este a Rorve thet 74 Space sage sa bar ks or itaitian ales, Sample Office, Nos. 7 South William and 68 NB GOIKG TO THR COUNTRY FOR THE SUM. or, who Are arftienl in thelr taste, can make a enlection realy tue pe London dock brandies and win beat ‘fund Beoteh ales and porter, in w nia, Ao, al fair prices, 6t the old mand 58 Palton street. y KIRK (inte junior pariner), Propristor. Sa miner NO. 7 SOUTH WILUIAM, AWD BO, 1S, 63 Mowe stron, importer of wines, brandies, Kips, #1 and all Riads of ported Sie and porter; olareie ot var brands, from 82 75 io #8 pe: Yee KAD BILLET, Dip OU SAY) Yea, THAT is You get a eplemdid rinaw of ale, im fast Bure every kind. No, 1 Lepeysier street, sdjoining 141 RRSPAURARTS, __ Os PORAL THOMPSON WILL, BE HAPPY TO Old friends and customers on Satards: yo ‘29th inst, at the opening of the Columbia Hotel, Sreet, corner of Collage place. NOLTSH M IN ANT) JUGGRD HA PRICHARD AON a WAY RRR. to) Water, and 84 Wall. with or house, abere the sen appw a Te Wen Twenty-third tr where there comfort Sater apply ation 3 PCW, at 86 Mast Fwreltth FAMILY, Fans oat, ROOM TH. quire, will let two OF widow, dectbout’ chllazen Inquire on the premises, 116 Hammond A ee rervase FAMILY WILL LET TWO y furnished beeen y on the second floor, with e is ts; location con’ to cars and 0 siclock. “Apply at No. 98 West Forty second street, aeemee Fett enederarae GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AND A transient gentiomen: also a Socommodaied with pleasant rooms aud street, between Fifth and Bia faa Bixth avenues, SMALL FAMILY LY OOCUPYING A HOUSE ON LEX- board at 43 ington ave: ue, near hers let a front a or two gen- foe With paral Dour if deutred, writes a picasa be |, to let to one or two single tlemen or to gentlemen and their wives. ee a room. Board given if required The house contains all modern improvewents. Apply at 96 Frince street, ‘afew doors weat of Broadway. A, HOTEL —COOPER HOUSE, 334 BROADWAY.— ee ae prod dese Ang + pe by So jadation of both meals sent to rooms = when desired. 25 wo BO cents; poh ee $i'so 80 Genilomake and’ wife, 8 per daye CARD.—A a oP Pe i yerrentin’ eh gf furniabed, with | first x] Would suit a Bachelor, 8 ‘and every convenience. mange eit Apply at an er “3 ‘Clinton ton place, n near Fith h avenue. ee \ NUMBER z.. ven Y DESIRABLE Mey SUITA- ble for famill le gentiemon, to let, with board, in ESGret es Atperica ts fr may. ‘where the comforts of s home LARGE FRONT BOOM, ON THE FIRST FLOOR{10 rent to @ gentleman, without board, tor $3 per week. Also, front room om second floor, for $1 50 per week, at No. 6 ‘ast'Broadway. A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—OOMFORTABLY FUR- fished, in the family of & lady, Ww imay be enjoyed. ouenen con fgrvemen and wf, ‘wiih of without bosfd." Please apply at PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, would let one or twe rooms, faraiahed or unfurnished, with’ 0% gentleman and wife, or single gentleman, in & house with modern improvements, Apply ‘At 110 Kast Kighteenth street, near Irving place. PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE THREE PLEASANT rooms on the second floor to jet, with board. Apply at 108 Fast Broadway. FRONT PARLOR, FURNISHED, ON THE, FIRST floor, to let, with board; suitable for a genile- man and wife, Or'ungle genemen, at No.6 Amity Dias ace, PLEASANT, NICELY FURNISHED yapes ROOM op recond floor to let with exoellent board and ene gentieman and bis wife wr agi gualte. iy Toom, suitable for @ yor pp A Bey, Goors wee of Brosiway. ee A garp THR ay we gad AGENOY, rot bod le rs ing places in Lay A tog. Private families wi can ce pty ated by calling or addressing ng Agency. JEWISH FAMILY CAN BE ‘AccOMMOD ATED wir ‘and neaily furnished te during the sum ride from the city. noe) KM. D., Herald office. OARD—A LIMITED NUM seen OF SINGLE GENTLE. men socommodatedt board, ou mods rate terms, at No. 17 Blanton street. amacad cs ” Bogie —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, OR TWO SIN sie ventlemen, can obtain pleasant room wid pan at 119% "Ninth street, & low doors Weslot Brondway. Dinner at 6ofelock. Boe accom OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN sccommodated with good board and lodgins, ure tennant tovetion, ny YALENTING. | No. 8 & Fours avenue, between Tweat seventh and and Twenty eighth OAR —ORNTLI MEN 0 OR Rte pe ed AND piers wives oan obtain board and 8, handaom: furs }, at No. 17 Clinton area, ia a private 4 Tay Bie and mii gas in the house. roma is ptrn OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SIN. pe) noe qh ean procure a beauwfnl furnished mal agreeable famity, convenient 1 by applying at g Island, real bame ab realdeuce ire ‘and wilh every m0 ‘Weut Twenty second street, ra. ~SUITS OF FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ice Ren to let to families; also, several desirable for 6 treet. roome doard. Gas apd baths Apply at 83 St.Marks place, ‘OAKD —A FRW SINGLE GENTLAMEN AND PAMI- lies ean be accom: nied with furnished or —_ fd rooms and food board: family private. Losstion delle fal. al. Apply at 182 Lexingion avenue and T wenty ninth street, ° te gquten ee AND | HIS WitR AND emen cen accommodated single g neatly far. pished rooms and partial board, with gas, baths, Ac., at 1S Ludlow pinoe, Houston street. joan. AND ye 14 I” han 2 YORK, BROOKLYN aya oy e locations | the conntry can oe vane oy callin ae, 36 Broad) . FOOm 4 bat tee: boarders should tpply to SMITH & BOYD. ue OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO GENTLEMEN AN} ONE be with board at 49 Robinsom atiemen, wh with fall or Dinner et six. oueet, OARD IN oe. peaeeos PLEASANT AND handsomely of the ply at 96 ety Jenaantoet , and but afew steps from the ferries, Family aronll, and table ratiefactory. Apply at 124 Congress street, Dotween Henry and Clinton streets BOARD, PH, BROOKLIN, WITTIN 4 FRW MINUTRE ‘of Wail street and’ Fulton ferries. —A gentleman And hie wife or two single gentlemen can be adoommataied by calling at 106 Pineapple street. oan IN BROOKLYN.—GOOD ROARD AND furnished or unfurnished, ins first clase Bited inp email family, can ve optaimed in Brooklye,te the vicinity of Fulton avenud and, Fort Green, for two single ‘erma tlemenor a gentleman ‘fe. Keterencen exchanged. Address A. B, Brooklyn Post ottion. Vy fe Beg to Pye on or ie ro peationne “eras he ahceoy walk RU aren ee Adonis tert, pply at 64 Warren Mreet between Clinton and Henry sires OARD IN BROOKLYN.-A VERY HANDSOME Jorge room, with goo} clonete, gaa, Be, furnished Zurmiahed, on the secon oor, to let with bonrd, to wen sad Me bin wife or two sin ntlemen. Also, nts Vocation, , Referenaes ox ing, in a vary del Changed, Cal'at Ia! Motagne ae OARD IN BROORLYN.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN GJ ee a ty with « rt Tali, weil farnished om, and partial board, in @ pieaant ty, convenient to Walrkereet aud Routh ferrien. {apply ‘Clinton street, nearly oppoaite kehermerborn teman and ean find ete in aml ea beat dernte. Al my rh Hicks, atreet, Fre ain trom Routh or Wail street |->r7 ee — Baw TN BROORT YS. -A GENTLE aN wire je gentiomen oan be aceore vdated with 6 oars rooms ®t 136 Livingston street von okly>. five mim (ial board white house ) 18 BR A HAVING A Fiaat One hue. ree aby Fulton and Moo ingue ferries, is. desirous 0 floors to m fn ily and single gentlemen bath, hot and water, Apply at No. 18 Nessea “stromt, Brooklyn. OARD WANTED—FOR A GIRL 14 YEARS OF AGR, ABD sTraio family, whore she will bave the comforse of hom: cau’ Lael way, not hi ‘han Dae eee ean W. BB, heen otiee, onung terteg OARDING.A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, B' small house nicely furnished, Ss petenen pt ‘ton Bear Fourteouth street and between Girth and svenues. References eachanged. square Post ‘wo gentlemen OARDING.—TWO OB T! moderate. apply at or adiress No, anal street, corner of Kast Broadway. BoE wrsmeen nig with board f¢ for lady, at 3 Thompeon street. bg yy NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH bongd, ty Jat, to 0 gent oman, and his wife, im s house ‘With modern improvements, No. 3s. Mark’a place, BOARDING. WANTED, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ad thelr wives, meals (or the Ludies cnly, between Broome and streets, Brosaway,, Beat not lo exceed $12 per week for two rooms, Gas and Groton required. Address Joba Heary, Herald OARDING.—A WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT FAMILY, comnpying. © ee ee in @ genteel neighborhoo: ern aa cily halos lnocker ‘sirest, is desirous ‘who would appreciate quiet yaw Bome: “address for three “aye Lens, Dor Broadway Post yop AT 9 HIGHTH AVENUR.—A GENTLE. and his wife ora few y on be ac- commodated with good an Tooms, at modi rate prices. Ajeo wanted, $368, 6 * good board at half ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife and two single gentlomes can obtain, pleasant ood board, gas within two y wauk Of Wall screet ferry, {S146 Keraset mreot. B Brook! CAME HOUSE, 309 FOURTH AVENUE —PARLORA ‘and bedrcoms, comm: (table for geatiomen ‘Gagie rooms fer gentlemen, ith beard will find this @ desirable retreat. ESTRABLE LOCATION AND A COMFORTABLE home, wah full of partial board. —Two neatly furnished rooms, & bedroom attach sd, suitable for genemen ‘end their ‘rene tingle genome. ‘The house has water, as, bath, &c., at 21 street, ast} BROADWAY.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, to's gentleman oy Hee ome, eoetiy pulled ood pinavel, Staal haben desired. N. B.—Two scoummodsitos, convenient to fssiness, and’a applying a! 53 East Broadway, Reference ex res BOARD —A PRIVATE Pause Y WOULD let one or two small furnished rooma, with partial board, fo single gentlemen. Only French spoken. Apply at 246 Tenth street, near si aveniie, le, by VATE FAMILY, or ‘convonien LET—AT 20 SPRING sirest, betwoon Hudson and Variek: « large front par- Sbedronen. ‘ sora ) el 5 ROOM AND BRDROOM, WITH PARTIAL reatiew: fllmoders improcements rovemonta, and no elbee haar the ro% 1 a = pW ben gogtiegs lade reer anaee Bireatemen, ROOMS TO LET. COMMUNICATING —TO pe private f family, ‘at 30 Bast Twenty fourth URNIRHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, AT No. 313 Fourth avenue, between Twenty-third and y fourth streets; gas and bath. References exchanged. URNISHRD ROOMR—A VERY PLEASANT FRONT Lend bee roem on, cocead foer, nasty furniaded, tet, separate ther, to gentlemen or a gentieman ieyamall’prfate family, at No. 6 Piit street, Grand, ‘Terma moderate, Reforences exchanged. WRNISHED ROOMS TO LT—TWO PLEASANT fromt rooma, # or two gentlemen. Con i ‘s and Sweeny's dining saloons. Apply at 'URNISHED ROOMS.—A LADY, HAVING MORE room than requires, would ilke to xcoommoda' few Indies with board; those wishing » comfortable home Md to call.’ Board tavariably in advence. Ad- nresdwar Post oflice. pa, and eomfort patronize the Hotel, eoe' ‘nor of William aad Frankfort New York. Rooms 25, SLand 37 cents per day. Open all No ANDFOME HED ROOMS TO LET, WITH ‘board, at 1 er aireat, suitable for aingle gente men or gentlemen their wives, where they can have ail the: of & howe: gaa, all the im FORE —ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN O8- farnished bedroom. with board; full view of the river, near bath, and within four minutes’ walk of the ferry. Apply at No. 6 River Terrace, Hoboken. EWisH pospeepe Lae _ 108 BLERCK RR STRERT. —Fouthern families arriving in thia city will find suitable ‘at the a! om moderate terms. P— --T bel a handsome epart- pRyare BOSRAENO <7 —two oR Lg VERRY pleasant re Sat boars, the vo mos ouuerad pees eT bad in one, pRIvaTE peta he —A Cy A AND WIFB, cS ‘at 173 Bixth avenue, seeond door board, with pies. gy HOUSE, NO. ay B BROADWAY —FU to let, singl iy to femiliee and cingle gentlemen, Terms from §! tote her week. A tae ree {iirant attached. Howse clase. SS ENATE HOUSE, 910 BROADWAY—THE ABOVE Sre\ choee ) powee wing bere a roneane LF up is now tn readinens for tbe rece m4 tiemen. Parties desiring voard wit te ‘Sod superior accom: J mocations, THREE ROOMS TO LET—FURNISHED, WITH itll; partial, oF without board. X. B.—No, 4 north Toptenty, Sommer sireet ‘ M4 7 fa, Moboken. 3) 2 0 Let—With, BOARD, 4: HOU! T°; ta \ EB SUIT OF ROOMA, ly furnished, floor, at No. 6 iateenth street, autabie for a Ian Tammy’ or genie ae opt ee wires, Dinner at 6 0 Reforenose re T°. TAT—A PURNIBNED ROOM WITH BOARD OR Without, at 600 Grand street, opposite Ras Broadway. ANTED-—A ROOM, FURNISHF! FURNISH. #4, with full or partial exebange for instruc tion on the piano, melodeon, Ao, by'm competent veacher of music, who ean give the highest and mont satisfactory recom mendations. Address Instructor, care of F. Schubert, mu sie depot, 98 28 By rin pirert, AN AND HIS WIFR, IN A nit of well furniened apart table Rp for Donsekeeping and room for as Indiapen sable. Location between Ninth and Thirty fourth atrsete and hanged. Address Second and Rixth svennes. Keferences ex: whh particulars, Metropolitan, box 157 Herald office, Was ~A FURNISHED RENROOM, , With FOL e board, for» and bis # ve ‘not to exceed 88 nine seca bo ie Warcriey piace. 4 1 OO 2. fame or AQUARE, Wet sIpR~ -_ noone for. wishing Sages and Bans sree Srenue ears “a ere ERT, m } I ee FIFTH AND SIX 26 Srevreea. hose by or without hoard, frrninh. unfurnished, ‘sattabl i gentlemen and their wives or House fret, ‘contains all the modern GRspeess sens STREET, FIRST BOUEe weer way.—Entire floor, separate f " be a served if req i anne Prices to suit the times. Inquire rates orem -- TEASED BY Am date a ae esate if He es Wrote bain and water. Res ees | LEONARD STEBHT, THRER QI. Brendway'--Secend loc to lot euttable or un oes of 722 orate HOUSE FURNISHED q reasonable Fi Vérma dirty opbonte tae Now York | 859 ® BRoaDWAY, wor SQUARE —HANDSOME | ‘with or without board ‘or on the oo! oot deulghtfally auated, looking on park, Bath, gaa, be. 918 "2a! byte todd ae, ROOMS TO LET, POR DT gy po — Homan and thie ite, front room and nating where an B tslerview mang betel. OUNTRY BOARD, MAY BE HAD, FORTY TLMat city, on the New Haven Railroad. and depots ane fine ‘airy ome and, plensant lesation, ilo oe the Fe roomed i Deilet firnished,” with every convenience for hous, ceepit toa family for summer. or longer if a ford stables and cari xiseu. The family Gegupylag tee i oe Free \y and her daughter, Acdrese a’ L, L., Darien depot, \OUNTRY BOAKD.—A GRNTREL FAMILY CAN FINDe reeabie accommodations ina rural sbady piace veh ten from the Cliy He: om the Kast river, by and; Third avenue care: ‘Addreas A, Dox 188 Hevald office. Rw BRI ANTON, 8 LA Paivase TAay, 004 ae asia deautiful house and 5 ncoommodate four or @ can a board Dinner at six o'clock Apply % p oF Beaver) oH} Colchester Bank, Con. Danby Bank, Vermont Kighth Avenue Bank, Erie Oity Bank, krie, Pa Eric Book. Pennryivania, Onond: Seneca County, Ohio... South Rovaltad, Vermeat a Tiverton R. I. ETERS: jjeeeesenscnsee rr "Bank, Bontinton Bank, KL Hamilton Exchange, N. ¥. Yates County UBINEDS PAPER WANTED. . otiona made in all parte of the world JOUN B. MURRAY, 4 Wall sires. bas a OFFICE, CITY OF PitrsnuRa. Penn, May 18, 1888 i OPOBAIS {OF NORE 66 sees eeceeeseserecceeedbeseceueeees 950,000 Proposals will be geceived ‘at thie office, io July 1 next oy suing, for & lonn to the chy of Pitsburg of fifty Tare. io redeem bonds for municipal perposes dee sed mal Luring the present year. |For the amount loaned bonds of ony with wilh be r; bas os ty ee gr Wank of ot America, peed, York, ear * scoured by act of! HENRY Lak Bh a8, “HEN LAMBERT, Ony Compitrotior, EXCHSNGE—FIRST Ay ~y": RAILROAD Bones 5 marerel ron enn, Shark Addreas, with do! sortption and price of men ok Ora NIX, Vow’ Sa eat BR SALE—A FIRAT MORTGAGE, DRAWING fats.) com! interest, for $1,500. on productive real estate ver Brook!yn, worth three times the amount, Addreas Nowell by 4 BONDS FOR BALR ag iB INTEREST DUB ON THE FIRST PROXIMO 0 the bond of the Resend Avenue Ralitred wie oS aNTRla Swale RA —THRRE FIRST CLARA BRAT Ss Avi &, ia Bit Fone tmenctions oh m at re Bghy my! ATRAMRI: s° BROADWAY wi Tig oreton Becaing 0 Yonkers Taser? unde gore ag sate if veay Point teas rs] tpn Retirain'= bia Guid well'n, Wem of apringe evar vinpek a Newburg at I 0 ROAT FOR JIAVRASTRAW AM) St¥ts i Bing, Yontine at Fort en ‘asbiogion, bs owner Howie Be r, Prermont ai Tarryiown.—The (steamer TRLLITE, Captain eneeot, leavne Jay aireet every Sade dav t BS o'elock, touchin ‘Sooke fExe, Retardt jeaves liaversiraw atl ‘are to Fort Washiogiva: | Yonkers? 2) ceu's, all the landings 25 cents. e TRAMEBR BIAG oe. ) a UNDAY BOAT FOR RLIZABETHPORT, Laxniga A ville. Sinton Iniand.—The aamer FRANK wi ring treet every Binday morning, om ene! 7, leaving Mpring street at 8 A. . and 4 vethport, (old dock.) at 19 A. M. and 4 (TR TRAMDOAT THOMAS @. he Foot of epring atregt at 10 embers, Hall's Ferry and Port Lae, old Wray AND GUTTRNRRRG. eet ene MADWY, Oape Keone, leaves of Aoring gf Rong mort on Runday street, and Forti caret a ana le orelock P Mo'clon tana at [Am Wits. aes Yeh clong, fo Brower Herald office,