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the treaty remains in a state of ‘“con- fusion worse confounded”? and to all appearance it is about an equal bet whether it will or will not receive the assent of the Granadian Congress. Among the passengers who left Panama on the 3d of July en route for the United States and Europe were ‘Wasbington Booth, Feq., of Lima, George of Arica, Gen. Kendall, of Arequipa, and Bon, Heq , of Isiay. The Pavama Herald of 21st June contains the following rem 11 tee epalen focclguars, Sompyictn Aa ap ill feels rs, pul a re) wsue thet the Americans in Panama are about to establieh @ Vigilance Committee here. Tho Centinela knows very well that this is a wilful misrepresentation; that no American has spoken or thought of anything of the kind. Every one sees the necessity fur a swesping ia the administration of the laws, sud it would not be at ali strapge if that reform were brought about by the estab- liebment of such a committee, but Americans are not going to meddle in anything of the kind. ‘The Elector of yesterday morning publishes a lengthy article apnouncing that the North Americans are to take ion ef the Isthmus on the 26th inst. The good poo- ple of Pavama need uot trouble themselves sbout suca & report. It is entirely unfounded. The North Americans don’t want the Isthmus, else they would have taken it Jong since; but they do want redreee for tbe outrages com- mitted on their countrymen upwards of two years ago. If that is not granted , the government of the United States will be very likely to insist upon it by and by. The railroad com; are just completing @ very su- rand eubstantial wharf, which admits of several re vessels lying alongside. q mr ve also commenced opening a new street, re: a the lagoon from the British com- wo U street. Sanches, Faq., United States Consul at Carthagena, arrived at Panama on the 2ist of June. DAFABTURB ons TEE SANDAL ya0m PANAMA. 0 anama Hel uly 3. : dalla, Corumander 2, eails to-day for a cruise among the South Sea Islands, in which she will probably be occupied a year. We bad the pleasure of visiting this vessel the other day, and we must confeas we bave rarely ecen a man of- ‘war in more magnifisent order or a better disciplined and more efiicient set of men. They are ail fine, athletic young fellows, and as we saw them going through their exercises wore strongly impressed with the idea that, ina —_ ngagement, We Would not like to be on the other ship. Commander Sinclair and bis officers take with them the Dest wishes of afl their countrymen here for a safe and pleasant cruise and aspeody return 0 Panama. Lieut. William G has been detached from (ho Sara- pac aud ordered to the Vandalia temporarily. Purser ‘Miles A. Morris also joined the Vaadalia, in piace ot Pur- ner Calvin Jackson, invalided. NEWS FROM NICARAGUA. The Struggle of the Commodores for the ‘Transit Route—Ratification of the Cass Vrisarri Treaty, &e. OUR SAN JUAN DEL NORTE CORRESPONDENCE. Saw Juan Det Noate, July 1, 1853, ‘The Departure of Monsieur Belly for New York—What He ‘intends to Do—Excitement About Two Filibusters—Arri- val of Men and Money from the “House of Vanderbilt’ — Ratification of the Cass-Yrisarri Treaty—No News from Cosia Rica, &2, Mousicur Belly left us abraptly by the lest English mail steamer, and no doubt ere this bas mace his Appoaragce in your city. It is aid t> be his intention to permit sr. Vanderbilt to take stock in his contemplsted “National Transit” through Nicaragua, provided the Commodore will advance him a sufficiently largo sum of money to make itan object. But his favorite scheme of settling the ‘Mosquito question” and aidiag Nicaragaa by over- running the country with French emigrants, is to be re- served exclusively for the benefit of himself and his friend Viscount de Barruel Boauvert, and the'r associates. Americans were hated sufficiently before the {ilusirious Belly came bere, but now any one who has the temerity to speak ® word in favor of an American octands @ fair chance of being exiled. The authorities of this town do not acknowledge that the government of the United States has any right to even know what is transpiring here, aad jk would not be strange if there should soon be an edicy sued forbidding an American to transact business or settle at this port. There have, within a few months past, two or three American merchants established them- selves in business here; but they are looked upon as in- traders, and a mest bitter feeling is evideat among the old rettiers. Something like two months ago a roport was ciroulated ‘that threo men, who hadaranch near the ‘Moin,’ the point on the river Serapiqni, from which the mail road branches off towards San Jose, bad been upset in a cance and two of them drowned. The third ono came back to the ‘‘Moin”’ almost naked, and circulated the story, stating that he hed been several days wandering in the wilder- een without food, &e., &c. Search was made in evory direction by the German Consul for Costa Rica, but neither ‘the missing bodies nor the canoe could bo discovered. On the morning of the 26th alt. the missing men came into (his town, and communicated to a retired Olibuster living here, whom they though! worthy of their confidence, that instead of having been drowned they bad been staying in he woods a short dietance from the Serapiqui river, where they bad built them shut, The story of thoir disaster ‘was got up by them and circu'ated by their partner at the “Moin’’ in order to deceive the public, and that thoir lans were all carefully laid to rob the Oosta Rice mail ten river, and that as could easily escape Las hy their plans, but went im ne- wo the mon wore their examination the next ‘tation in this town. Captain Cauty, who seemed to be th principal adviser of the Conrt, was much distrorsed on count of his son, Col. George, who has beén for some two months looked for here at the head of bi and who, with bis command, his anxious parent o oad met with and cruelly murdered by these two rarcaily filipusters. A boat was sont up to the Moia, ‘and afier an absence of tweuiy-four hours returned with the glad tidings that Colonel Cauty and his army wore alive, and as well as could be expected. Upon thy of this news a visible change was noticeable, aad I am happy to state that the peaco of the community ts again beng restored. The news from Granada is not particular'y interest ne ‘The Cars-Yrisarri treaty hae at longth been ratitiod by the Assembly, and haa recsived the ure of President Martinez. But it has been so by the Nicaragaen- wen that it is doubtful whether it will be approved at ‘Washington. Genoral Lamar, when last beard of, was about leaving for Costa Rica. We were most agreeably surprised on the evening of the 98th uit, by the arrival in our barber of the steam. ship Granada, having on board 1D. B. Alien, Bag, and party, who have come to conclude arrangements with the goversment of Nicaragua to open at once the Traarit routs, The little steamer Morgan, woich Miller dosiarea im hia protest, made some time ago wt Aspiawall, had ite machinory taken out and made away with by Scot), wae by “the aeid Boot" got ready in lew ther fix hours. though she was high aad dry out of water on Panta Are- nae, and Mr. Alien and periy left the evening afwr their arrival, with the “(plata fuerte’ on board, to pay into the bands of the Nicaraguan goveromon:, That is the way to 60 business, Success to the new Transit, and the re newal of trade with Nictragea We have boon idle long enough, and everybody ie anxisae for business mail has arrived from Govta Rica, bat there is no THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE. OUR BAN JUAN DEL NORTH CORRRSPONDENCS. Gnavrows, July 2, 1868. The Grenada Sighted—Great Excitement Landing of the Vandertalt Agente—iteduction in the Specie Litt—Some Steamship Machinery on Hand—the People Bewildered by Tromatt Route Operators—Scott and Vanderbilt Re- united — Webster's Billa Paid up, fo, Our little town was quite exolted when the United Suates mail steamer Granada was signalled, Some thought, at first, that Walker was coming to Pay another visit to his atopted country; nome thought tbat the Mobile Company of the Canal Company had sent thoir f¢stistosmer for th» Traneity r . pte s Whee Fe a big NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1858. saw Mr. Daniel P. Allen, son in-law of Commodore Vai | min! the taz on the exportation of Pied Havana, July 8, 1858, derbilt, W. R. C. Webster and Henry as passengers the etablchmaat of 8 mint Cider, a om, he Movements of the American and English 5 in h ane cirle platen of machinery for the river and | 2 tremiy of Union between Chile and eiber, South | Gulf——Large Importation of Anatica—The First Obolie 5. ‘american Fepublics, prepared by the ex-Minister Br. Ve | Women Impored—A New Way to Show a Travelling Now this looks like something real. During the last | "Aaj and many others equally important, condition; | Litenso—Proposed Introduction of White Labor om th? Je tare reenin ot Venderall Garria and Go teveral fresh yields have bees obtained, and | Railroads— Another Lane of Steamert—Ihe Seisure of the Fei Mera eee hate heen ‘heres their acts have been tome discoveries tande’which reveal the inexhaustible | American Bark C. Perkins as a Slaver—The Bark Sunk repudiated by their own jere—x0 that we lost all | *obes enclosed in that district, ‘catia —A Wealthy Banker Arrested for Disrespectful Lan confidence of ever seeing our ‘open again. ‘severe storm has visited almost all the Wicror. | guage to the Government—Health of the Island—The Miler was. seat, out by Vanderbilt and as been re- vinces of the republic, causing some damages and 5 oe calle; protested, so were 8, 4 1» ic. sent of the Canal Company rand infact we gave up ae On the 26th ult, the United States steamer Water Witch writing you any news about ‘Transit moatlors, as oocur- | Te DwmaO | 0 AF. Cowie tomes Garftas, B | arrived in this harbor, ‘The United States steamer Fulton ences of toxday were counteracted and countermanded to- | Triehf "have" heen’ aring red hotshot into o4ch other for | was offthe harbor the same day. On the 27th ult. tho Tam happy to atate that Webster's bill have been \ come ree The worhy padre, cas tees Se United States steamer Vixen and United States brig of-war as wo know now. made up again wi Society, while Mr. Trumbuil ‘that | Dolphin arrived, as did also the British brig-of: war Devas- Porrenon mp Png = le depocited, ready for | HOTT ia%s the real simon Pure. his ridiculous confor: | tation, bearing Commodore Kellett’s broad pennant, as ence will at least have one has already | giso the cruiser Styx. The United States sloop-of-war OUR ASPINWALL CORRESPONDENCE. Aspinwaut, July 5, 1858. Arrival of the Vanderbilt Envoy and Agents-—The Repor:ed Specie Growing Greater in Amount by Degrees. ‘The Granada arrived on the evening of Tuesday, the Plymouth was off the harbor the same day. On the 28th ult. the United States frigate Colorado, bearing Flag Of!i- cer Macintosh’s broad pennant, was off the harbor. On the 30th ult. the United States sloop.of-war Jamestown was off the harbor. On the 1st inst, the United States FEELING TOWABDS PARAGUAY. To show the estimation in which the state of 29th, from Havana. She came by way of Greytown, where hing 4 is bela by the South American republics, we translate an Macedonian was likewise off the harbor. There abe landed D.B. Allen, W. R. C. Webster and soveral | sericie tvan'the Merino cd Voir of Valparaiso, of we | rive wus ot pe yee pT a others of Vanderbilt’s Central American figarers. I un- | Sletof May. Itsays:— derstand they brought out $130,000 in specie, and are gc- | The go has iasued s decree im- | named ships, giving » liveliness to our streets they havo tog to work in earnest to open the route. With Vanier- | Poeirg a tax of two gilver rials (20c.) on every newspa- | never before posseased during my residence ia this city pilt’s line open and Monsieur Belly’s canal, Nicaragua will | Ber lotroduced into the country, wherever it be printed. ‘The United States steamer Vixen and brig-of-war Dol afford every facility to travel. ‘bis jae peecennen ® sufficient indication of that phin sailed on the 20th ult, ‘The Styxeailed on the 30th COMMODORB VANDERBILT AHEAD OF BELLY AND JOE a _—_—_— ult. for Halifax, “to have her boilers examined ” (a bai a PERU. excuse is better than none), 80 we shall not hear of any From the Panama Herald, July 1 | ‘The steamer Thames arrived at Aspinwall from Greytown on the 19th of June. She brings us no news be- yond that already published. The United States mail steamer Granada, on her way from Havana, touched a Greytown. and landed Mr. Allen, Vanderbilt's son-in-law, Mr. 'V. ©, Webster, the contractor for the land transit, and sno:her gentleman, who areab out BLECTION BXOCITEMENT AND DREAD OF KBEVOLU- TION—A GENERAL SCRUB RACE FOR THE PRESI- DENCY RBSCOMMENDED—TRADE AT AREQUIPA GOOD—AN AMBRICAN STEAM FLOUR MILL IN OPE- RATION—PRESIDENT CASTILLA GONE SOUTH—YEL- LOW FEVER AT CALLAO—AMERICAN SHIPPING AND FRBIGHTS. more impertinence from her in a hurry. The Buzzard too, I hear, is also removed from this part of the siation ‘The Devastation sailed on the 1st inst. for Key Woat where, I hear, it was hoped the Colorado would be found Commodore Kellett being desirous of having an interviow with Fieg Officer Macintosh, to whom I doubt not he wili make every apology for tbe recent “outrages” commitiod Bat will a mere verbal apology, making arrangementy to open the fCransit route with as Peru is now engaged in a Presidential election struggle, | by the British cruisers. Mintle delayas possiblg They say that by the let of Octo- | and it is feared that it may tukea cheracter as prejudicial or even @ written one, be satisfactory to the people of the ber the line will be | tor travel. Webster appears to | tothe country asa revolution, The only candidates a8 | United States? have come out right} ide up at last, and the Commodore | yet are Cestiila, the preseut Provisional President, aud D. Mr. Ryder, the British Judge Arbitrator of the Court of to have out-generali¢ | Joe White and party. Domingo Fliss. The latter bas put forward his programme, | Mixed mission, has been in extremely bad hi und it 18 concige aud to the poict, like a man of business a8 he is, Castilla depends upon the fact of his having the power in bis bands to carrya!! before him. Ho had start- ed trom Lima te the South in one of the national steamers without advising any one, thus geining a march on Elias in canvaesing the Arequipa aad Tacua districts. Dr. D, Jideronso Zavala, the Prefect of Tacna, had died suddenly. He was a great supporter of Castilla. Echenique, the ex President, aod Vivanco were in Val- paraiso or Santiago. They are both excluded by a decree Irom eyen presenting themselves as candidates for the Presidency, thus, a8 has so frequently happeaed in Peru, leaving behind the seeds of future revolutions. If one fair, free and uncontrolled election wore ouiy for once allowed, at which ail the many Pretendientes who keep tbe country in commotion were invited to present them- selves, it would certainly go a great way to prevent dis- soffering from intermittent fever from the day he ar- rived. Having obtained medical certifi rates of the effect of the climate on his health, he tvok passage in che Cahawba on her iast trip to New York. It is donotful if ne will re- turn to this city. On the 26th ult. 236 ‘ Asiaticos fres colonists,” arrived from Amoy under the British flag. There were thirty.oae deaths on the voyage. (n the 1st inst. the Am: Swallow, Tiaker master, arrived irqgm Macao ‘Atiaticns; she had but eight deaths on the pazsaga. On tho 5th inst, the Americau ship Compotitor, arrived from Swatow via St. Helena, with 225 Asiaticos, eleven of whom were women, being the first females introduced from China to this island, foe total numoer of Asiaticos Drought to this island, including the avove mentioned cargoes, is 31,814, fne Competitor nad 167 deatus on the The cause of this immense amount of loss of ‘THE VANDERBILT TRANSIT CLAIM—MR. MILLER COM- MISSIONED TO GET THE LAKE STREAMERS. NATIONAL PALACR, Mavacva, Nisa , Jane 2, 1808. Mr. Wiuiam L. Mnizr—Under dave of tho 6th ay iast this ministry addressed Mr. Win. Rovert Clifford Webster ‘aa followe:— By the authorized copy which I hand you. you wil be made Acquainted with the powers which the government of Uosia AKica conceded to that of this repubiic for the recovery of the properties belonging to the two governments, Ciothed with tne sane powers ithae desired to proceed at oace wo ciatm the steamers now on the river San Juan, at present ly: has chosen you, and in efect hus ord me to inform you of such election, so that you may effectuate the reclamsiion of said steamers on tbe river, ai the hands of whatever autho- - Jo inline yee for this operation ay, poverweent has | content. However, this never seems to Castilla’s | life I have not been able to ascertain. that you would act with all diligence, from the | policy. On St. Jobn’s day, 24th ult., two men, very elegantly urchased said steamers, in the name of Tan deen wou ils sathors yf you base. every €M 80 that even yas this x Rrocutethe claim: “Neveribe'ess.s0 thst nothing bs omitted, you are hereby snvested ‘with those powers, ia the name of goveromenis of Nicaraguaand Costa Rica, © de made use of in additicn to your own. This letter and the unaexed copy will be suflictent creden tials for you, and I have the honor to subscribe myae\t your obedient servant, UAREZ. For reasons which need not be repeated here, Mr. Web- ster has not been able to carry out this commission, and the government bas therefore considered it advisavle to transfer to you the same powers and commission, aa1 ta tho same terms, as given to Mr. Webster, odserving par- ticularly that you must claim the river stesmers Cayton, Business hag been active in Arequipa since the conclu- gion of the revolution, and large shipments of goods haye been made from Lima to that market. In Pay'a, a flour will driven by steam power, the first of the kina established in Peru, was opened the day the Bolivia passed. . It is the property of Ws Booth, Esq , of Baltimore, and no doubt will be a good specula- tion and a great benettt to the province. The Peruvian war steamer Amazonas, comiog from Evrope to Callao, touched at Talcanuano, and there gave notice of having seen in the straits of Megellan, in the first etrait, on the southern coast, the remains of a vessel, and on the opposite shore a white boat witn some In- diane; bat the curreat and wind were two strong to per- mitthe steamer’s delay in order to ascertain whether attired, mounted on splendid noraes, wearing goid bilted swords, rode into the city of Matanzas, where they at- tracted rather general attention. A celador (sergeant of police) felt it his auty to demand their “travelling ii- cense.” One of the strangers put his hand into tne breast of his coat as if to produce tae required document, but ia- stead of it drew forth a revolver, which he poiated at tue celador, who, becoming scared, ran into @ hat store near by bawling for help. Some salve guardias, who were near by, going to him heard his tals; thea drawiog their ewords, followed the two men, who had riddenoff!. The latter, findiag themselves pursued, turned their horses’ heade, and facing the salve , Grew their swords as tbey approacned, eaying, “You, too, want our travel- ling licenses; well, we are ready for you, too,” braudish “consider: fact of your baving Commodore Vander Bulwer, Morgan and Ogden, with all utensils, moveabies | those remains denoted a real wreck. ing their bright swords as they spoke. Thesaiveguardias fand boats, that formeriy belonged to tho defanct Transit | “icatiao (June 12) correspondence of Panama Herald.) iniuicing “prudence tho better part ot valor,” retired, aud “ong l ‘Bueinces still continues extremely doll, and whatis | the two men giving their horses the spur, galloped out of After you have accomplished your commission you will inform this government of the game, ana afverwarde haod over the same to Me. Webster or Mr. Vanderbilt, with with whom Nicaragua and Coata Rica bave arranged at) the eale of the same. I remain your very atteotive and obedient servant, RO3ALIO CORTES, CBRTIFICATE OF THE UNITED STATES MINISTER. Usirap States LeGanon.—The aodersigaed hereby cer- tifies that the arove signature and geal are the antaen- tic ones officially used by Mr. Rowalio Cortes, Acting Minister of Foreign Relations of the republic 0° Nicaragua. MIRABEAU B Lawarg, Minister Resident from the United States of America to Nicaragua. Maxaava, June 6, 1858. OFFICIAL REQUEST TO CAPTAIN KENN#DY, U. S.N., TO HAND OVER THB VRSSELS. NaTiONAL PALACE, ‘ MANAGTA, Jane 4, 1858, Srr—Under dete 6th ultimo, this government: autbo- rized Mr. William Robert Clifford Webster to claim the steamers ou the river San Jusa, and all utensils and pro- ey. that belonged to the defunct [rausit Company ; aud communications recetved from said Webster, this government has become aware that having preverred gaid claim, yon had revisted it, denying the autheat of the power conferred on Webster, alleging at \he sane time that the possession of waid steamers ougnl to be ad- justed by a tribunal of justice. the city, laughing as they weut. Arobbery was commitied at the little towa of San Ma- ria del Rogario a short time ago, and according to the now lations, the town bell was rung. Among the firet who came to assist the police were the identical persons who bad committed the robbery. They wore armed cap-a pie, and were uot therefore arrested. , ‘Will not theze two iaiter circumstances convince our su- perior authority that some other means than demandiog strangers’ travelling licenses aud ringing belis to summon the people to the atd of the police are necessary, if it is desired to put down robberies in the country districts’ A series of regulatious relative to the introdustion of white laborers for railways, &c, into this island, pave recently been issued, which enact that application must first be made for ission to introduce such laborers, which must state the country from which they are to come; their number, the place where, aud the work on which they ere to be employed, and if they are to be brought in smail numbers or al) together; that proper Jodging accommodation is to be provided for them near their work; that one passport and one boletos de desem- bured will euffice for avy number of laborers latroduced in one lot; that they arc not to pozsers aay drearms, or should they, they are tobe kopt by the government until the period when they leave the country; that they are to be supplied with proper fool, and in the event of sickness, with medical atvendauce; that the laoorers are not ‘the neighboring towns during the hon labor; their contract still worss, the proepects ahead denoie a continuance for ‘the next six montes. Added tothis,we have no news stirring, nO excitement; everything is dull, dull, duli;a panic would be a reliet from this ataie of monotony. As yet no time has been tixed for the elections, and will net until the Castilla party are gure of his return to the executive power. Marshail San Roman hes accepted the carters of Mi- nister of War. This does not look much like Castilla re- #igning his power to the test of an uncertain issue of the ‘Daliot Dox; still the elections may go on, and if ho is elected ivis all rignt, and if he aipt he will stili remain in power. The military are somewhat alarmed at the formidable array ef citi candidates brought against them, and the executive once out of the hands of the military, it will never return, Genera: Castilla bas gone south in the steamer Huaras on an excursion or pleasure trip with his family. We bave had afew cases of yellow fever that have proved fatal, bus it is very mild, owing to the cold wea- ther bere. Tnere still remaing a large amount of Americain ton- page here, seeking, say about 30,000 tons of freight.) BOLIVIA. This republic conginues its peaceful march. Tho Linares admiaistraiod @re untiring in their efforts to re- organize the country, in which proionged miliary despo- tiem bas left so many germs of discord and Mr, Webster not having been able to effectuate this | prejuaices, that if any of them bros their oO! run away, the pen Let soreteman love resolved 2 transfer pe nin gehen = dmind Laie S i} Fartite cir power to Mr. Wm. 1 Miller, who, making use of q ergone, Ke., these powers, may carry out the same aforesa’d claim, INTERESTING FROM CUBA. 20 that thoy may be arrested. Those who refisew fuidt their contract are to be liable to imprisonment, &., &>.; that these regulations are to be read over to them in their own language before the Spanish consul, and they aro to swear to abide by theee rules and the laws of tus coun- try, before they sign the contract; that they are not to be permitted (o remain in this island after the expiration of the period for which —— Into contract with. out special F permera of government; aod if they have not means to pay thoir owa passages, then tao contractor who introduced thom is to defray tne same. A gentleman, named James W. Bryant, has beoa some Hittle time in this city, with the object of esteblishing a new lino of steamers from Nassau, N. P., aod Ingina River, Florida, to Matanzae. I hear be bas receivod every encouragement at the hands of the it of this island. The alvantago to be derived to traveliers, if this lime be established, will be the shortness of the sen forty bours—wnhile there is inland aed thenco by ratiway to all The steamera J Ogden and ©. Morgan, which are at present in your possession, the government hopes that you will order to be givea up, from tne fmol that about them there can be no digpute Formerly, the goverament of Nicaragua and Coste Rica and Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt disputed the posreesion of said steamers; bat now thet the two governments ant Commodore Vanderbilt bave arranged this matter, and this claim is cow made in common, | am therefore orvered to addrees you directly, 80 as 10 remove all difficaitios and reasons that yoo may have to retain (his property in your bands. My government is fully perruaded that on recoipt of this you will not refuse to give Mr. Muller possession of the same, as he proceeds to prosecute the sane. Accept, sir, the expression of the distinguished esteem with which I 'subecrixe myself, your attentive servant, RO3ALIO CORTES To Captain Kexvepy, United Stetes Ship Jamestowa, port San Juaa dei Nor e. More Outrages but in a Modified Form—The _ Slave Trade—Naval Intelligence, ‘The United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Captain | Harrison, which left New Orleans on the 6th and Havana night of the Oth instant, arrived at this port carly yes- terjay moroing. The Philadelphia did not enter the harbor of Havana, but remained out at sea during her deiention from sun- | rise on the Sth inst, to the Ume of her departure on the 9h. The Philadelphia bas had fine weather during the whole voyage, and has made the run from Havana in a little over four days. There was little of interest occurring at Havana. pos aes Ynited States mail steamship Granada ‘A brig, called the C, Perkins, of New York, cleared NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIO, | xe fim 00 om Aoyama. wee eene he Sie nee See le o~ 4 riv oa the 5 's pa ing to teen gra nah afer ‘The United States sloope-of'war Jamestewo and | come from peachy. pap th rg PT rth = Reliable information wee, however, received at the Piymocth were cruising off Havana. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, July 8, 1858, The steamship Bolivia arrived at Panama on the 2ist of Jane, with the South Pacific mails for the United States ‘United States Consulate in this city, that sbo-nad brougnt & cargo of slaves from Africa, and Inaded them on tats inland, and waa about to return to Africa for another cargo; aad Furope. itis ions—! , consequently, when ication was mado at tho Coa ‘The Bolivin brought also $456,398 in epecio, twenty:two | 7 Last British Aggressions—The Bark Wm. B, Stetson | Sointotor w clearance, It wan refused her, ged cabin and a fow deck pasrengers. pine ped Poet fe Paaiee y men tp ap pot Monday lant Spaniard called at the Censulnte with ¥ ere led—Tler Refuses Show object ol @ clearance for tae bri her Pang dates aro Valparaiso the Ist, aud Callao the 12th of Papers—The British Oflcer quotes a Bogus Treaty, but papers, ‘e., he. The reply of Thoman savage a whetng ¥ L Tnsatis fi ‘Statee Consul General, hear—for 19% CHILE. yr re Gui: ths deme Bete 0. Pabene Eceiaonapy wit eefoqnes, Ca wiatece of 8 10° ne es 4 iron in fom 1. Perkeins com| Teor was c 8 are OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. Seized as @ Slaver-—Arrival of @ Cargo off Coolies, do. limble charaster being adduced which should dis- Panama, July 4, 1858, » Prove the information that had previously boen Trasting in the Straits of Magelian—A Proposed Line Captain Wan. N. Jordan, of the bark M. B. Stetson, te | received at the Consulate, The Hpesierd then “ales Giitisees Ms pu soir yh ~ Y | wied before the United States Consul at Cienfuegos, on | handed Mr. Savage a largo leiter, # ag, “Wal, ete, here . - a. chants, dc. o—"That Sunde: is of that evidence;’’ then baswiy tek jeave, ‘A pubjeck of considerable iemportance ts now under oon- | 20 2#R ef Jum “a y, the 13th iat, when | Peved aft ia “double. quick time.” Upon. opening tho sailing by Key Breton, with light breezes, that her Britan- bic Majesty's gunboat Skipjack, under steam, came letier Mr. Savage, to hie suzprise, found ihe shoot of paper sideration by the Congress of Chile, at Santiago, aamoly, et ‘wes cunuingly enclosed @ tt: iol. the establishment in the Straits of Magellan of a line of Jongside aud hailed (the colors having been set when thi lar bank bill, So daring an attemptat bribery has seldom powerful steamtugs, by the aid of whish the marine of all bs as i ave oa ¢ 4 been made. Drawing the attention of two geatiomen who steamer was first econ), and the commander sald, ‘I wil! 2 nations may avoid the tedious and dangerous operation of py tery: . were present to tne fact of tho bill having been taken Horn. 1 by tho statistics & boat alongside, if you please,’ to which I rerpond- | from the sheet of paper, Mr. Savage hastened after the rounding Cape it appears, by the now he could do so if he pleased. A boat came from the | ™an who had s0 audaciously atiompted to in‘uce him to awervetrom his duty, but failed to overtake him. He howover, afterwards found by the olerk of the Coa- gulaic, who could ot jaduce him to return thera. He pro- mired, however, todo 60 in -haif an hour, betof cearse Utule before wer an! sank Doubtless ber present owners, whose names, ! believe, are unknown, Mad caused eome holes to be bored in ber during the night; she covsequently filed with water and sunk. The Spaniard haa mis taken hie man when he thon ® thourand dollars would buy Thomas Savage. We who arc acquainted with him know beiter. Quite an oxcitement was occasioned in thie city lust before the Chilean Congress, that in the pwsage from the Atlantic to the Pacific, or rice versa, @ saving in time alone of twenty or twenty two days can be made by vessels being towed through the straits. This of course ensures a commensurate saving in wages, provisions, wear and tear of the ahip, interest, inturance, 4c., which will groat- ly inflaence our merchants on the Atlantic seaboard in their saipments to the various ports of the Pacifi>, and wil po doubts ae oy pay AI ner flenent relee const ably on the fre’ snips going y what might be ostied the “ Ship ‘Canal steamer with an officer aad four men. When on my deck the officer requested to let him see my papers for form's sake, which | acceded to, bringing him forward the regis- ter and crew list, of which ho made notes; asked me ‘Where bound!’ and returned my papers and left the vestel.”’ Christopher Chaee, master of the American bark Bro- thers, of and from New York, deposed at the same oilioe, ‘on the 23d of Jono—“That on his voyage from New York to Clenfuegoe, on the 8th of July, forty miles wost of Capo wateteu ya of tha banriod Galomge, sue micain, | Crum, be nighted a steamer astorn, which gradually came | Monday by ite veing understood what Don Miguel de Bo- the pension C- Virgin to Cape Biler in from three | Up with him, and at (he distance of a mile fred « gun and bil, the wealthy banker, lad been arreated and sont to to. ive ayn. — be @k a grant of | hoisted British colors. He thon hoisted his tag, con- | Je Tt le dalionlt to get at tne trian Of WO ore a ton years, and © now | tinwing under way and on his coursc, the steam | been able to” sacoriaincand I heve west my grant of $75,000 for the ten ancoscding years, wite the right to wood, coal and water on various points of Patagonia, and bind themselves to have the work in operation at the expiration of eighieen months. The pr. position is favorably entertained by Coogress, and will probably have passed before this reaches you. This considerable best endeavore to get at the trath—Senor orbit hi presented a memorial to his Exceliency the Cay jene- ral, complaining of the beavy taxation im) Lgl oo page oe island, and went on to show that every white bebitant of this island paid anoually a considerably of the Spanian govern ho passed by, she lowered away ® boat, which put off from her side with four men and an oficer, He had a rape thrown as the bow came alongride of bis vessel, and received the orfioer at the gangway, conducting nim to the cabin. When there asked to reo the papers of tho vosrel, which ho er following. As larger sum towards the su strikes me as being a matser of it ance | theniiicer to the mercantile interests not only of the Ui States, | declined doing, nek him if that was hiv mission on | ment thar dit any of the innabitants of Spaia. (Thisds a ‘Dut of all oations tracing with ‘on the Pacific coast. | boerd of bis vereot, and by what authority he clalined a | tact easily aurceptivle of proo”) The language of the mo- Your shipowners and morchante will readily appreciete | view of his papers. The officer replied, by asking nim if | morial mot being considered suiflciontly respectful, it was " derived from thie shortening, and | he was not aware that a treaty for sccm purpose exised returned without any avewer; upon which fon M. de the advantages i Merous the wost tedious aad hazardous | between the two governments; to which Rertaeponded in | Kenbtt ‘a second memorial, #aid to bave been part of voyages to the Pacific, It is not ‘singe one of | the negative, and refused to give him ¢he for ox. | conc! in a yet moro disrespectful tone. This momorial i# understood to have been referre:! to an Alcalde, who ju vai amination, unless he could taxe them by Seeing endea} that ho would not yield and produce his papers, the offoer said, “ Well, captain, | will not quarrel with you about it, but wil return on board of the steamer and report your our men-of-war ({ forget which) was jered to have been lost, but was discovered by a steamer sent in search cf her drifting helplessly in these same straits. ‘ed to induce a retraction of the offensive language. mest peremptorily refused, and afer te cus here, M. de Frabil was arrested aod CASE OF THE SHIP MONSOON AT AN EXD—DIPLOMATIC | Gotermiation to the commander.’ The officer then loft ve, DIFFICULTY WITH SARDINIA—CONGRESS ABOUT TO | the ship, and in about half an hour afterwards the steam. ent MEET— IMPORTANT MEASURES FOR CONSIDERATION | er bore Of in another direction raned by —MINING REPORTS SEVERE STORMS, ETC. We have in our waters:—Colorado, forty guns (to go | Senor de Embil, it is to bo he should have thrown kimself forward and ren himself liable to baniehmont, which will probably be the result, the more espocially as Lo, from his position, has the management of tous of thovrands of dollarc, the property ef other parties, who would be ruined by his downfall. Tho public health, I am happy to state, improvoe slowly. There are still many cases of yollow fover amoag the shipping, ‘but not so many, | believe, as whea I iast wrowo ‘ou. © dark Lyra, formerly of Now York, wae towed ent of this harbor on the afternoon of the Oth inst. ltie pre Understood she has gene to the coast of Africa jor a Of borales, She had, | hear, an American and * Theee are, indeot, “me ah ieee ~ gn with ns, The rege thermometer, night and day, ciesely ap- proaches 90 dogs. of Fabronhoit. The Valparaiso Mercurio of the Sist May contains the following news summary — The indictment of the master of the North American frigate Monsoon has ba the result we had foreseen, the Sapreme Court has ed the decision of the Judge, and terminated the aftair. In congequence of an unfavorable eontence promotnced by the same court In a suit of the Vice Consul of Sardioia against several sailors of the Sardivian frigate San Jorje, the Vico Consul haa forwarded a protost to the Minister of Foreign Affaire, renouncing hie charge; and he allecos as a ‘reason for #0 doing, that the senteace pronounced againet him implies © violation of the international |iws and of the ex troaty betwoen Chile and Sardinia. Senor Biivestre via bas been inted to raise in Europe a loan of seven millions of for the con- struction @f the railways from Valparaiso to Santiago and home to repeir shaft); Wabash, forty gus (waiting orders to leave for the Mediterranean) ; Wator Witch, tevoof thirty- two (in port), ander orders for the north; Faiton, at Pea- eacola, to revarn bere; Arotic, ouside; sioops Plymouth, of the naval ordnance department; Jamestown and Macedonian and brig Dolphin in the o@laing. Acovunte from the several voesels, aa we hear from thom noariy every day, are very favorabie as to healt. ‘Thomas Savage, Ac ing Consul General, hat caused tho American ore Dorking, of New York, 'to be sowed for having been ongaged in the slave trade—haring landed a cargo recently at or near the portof Mariel Whilo the witneasen were being examined I was accidentally ia the Consulate, and noticed the entry of & person who | xqaired for Mr. Savage. On bis being out he handed bim ‘what seemed to be a letter, immediately loft A mo- ment after Mr. Savage broke the envelope, and @ thousan! thence to Telca. dollar bill of the Spanish bank appeared. With much sur- ‘Tho sugar market active. 1). 8. No. 12 is held at 8 ‘The opening of Congrees will take placa to-morrow, the he called on all present to bear wilnoss—showing | to 83g reals per arebe, and other numders upon that ist of June, ia which solemn seseion the President of tho | the bill—and flow to the door to fod his leman; bab | basis. republic will present his customary message, whereia, it | the bird had flown. No one can bo found Molasses is lows actively inquired after. Clayed ie bold ie rumored, he will treat of some important projects of | the bill. The owners. they atSiq reals and muscovado at 4 reals por Keg of 5)¢ reformation, such as the abolition of the tobacco mono | of the brig ©. .Porkina, made « groat mistake, yw | gallons, £0 long demanded by the nation. In order to revizs | sinking the vessel the same night, as with the bill, The Steritog, 12 to 15 per cent tend upwards. voune] will be rived and sent te the United States, unless | preminm; New York, & , sixty ilis, 2 256 por I HK will be requisite to tax some other branches ‘of try ia their introduction and patenia, and to make | it should appear that the hore have claims ; New Orleans (short), 3 to 4 per cont new arrangement about ‘he elamped paper. mpon her for violation of revenue lawa. Several Assccams the projects (ill pending are the follow! mont, dorerters from our naval vessels in the Gulf, have Freights are oxtromely dull. The rator are—To British whioh will probably be decited on im the approaching | been captured here and sent ou’ to their yosrots by the | Channel, for orders, £2 29. 04. to £2 12s. Od, latter rato snasion — aathor:ties only obtainable by amail versels; to the United states, The American bark Swallow, Tucker, arrived July 1, 806. to SI por box; #3 60 to 85 per hhd. sugar, according 106 days from Amoy, consigned to Torrovo, Paontes & Oo Projects presented by Sr. |). Joe Ignacto Lorrain y Lan- to size of vessel and port of loading; $3 to $4 por hud. da—On the grant of $200,000 for removing the bar at the entranes of tho port of Constitution, in tne ine of | 647 coolicr- lent eight on the voyago; onthe Sth, Amerioan | molnaees, Mawio; and on the grant of « certain som rds the | hark Competitor, from Swatow, to J M. Morales, wits ‘The United States sloop of-war Plymouth and brig of. furthernuce of the manufactare of glaas boities in the | 225..0° which eicven were females—and sove re olf wis port Te ines. fae United provinces of Manie. died. Health of city good: among the sbippi 0 tig Barbor the , tego oF Se, Dy Jone Vigtoriag Lasiartia~-0a a, Nurses wapiy are pure say ucine, 3 SALES OF REAL ESTATE. W OPPORTUNITY FOR FARTIES WiStING B CHANCE — 3300 WILL ROY ONE OF Tam close ont stock: wusand est routes. in Brookiyn and New York, with horve, har- cash. with the sale of an Jc iecrousing contions) ¥ ndise. acres of weatera land, desire jeepand for’ for a large stock of , ate and pays well; the present inoumnent relia Addzess " Bx: Herald it er ad pic kr vF 2 Water jo. 6 Coemties slip, N. Y. But, GALLERY, 165 KIGHTH AVENUE, 18 NOW Mt, et mptannee acta ue, one ity, now doing u good burineas; the owner nfo leave ieeity. “Apply Wo mK FOR 8SALE—IN A GOOD NRIGHBOR- Drea site site, oi ty a selling il health, Kidrese Galen, Horaid otbees* °F in sell XCHANGE FOR GOODS, LAND OR OTHER [PRO- use he is — BUBNP, 365 3 EE erty. Fhe manufacturing U ‘Righih aveane. OR SALE—THE LEARS STOCK AND FIXTURES OF = ee corner liquor store, Inquire at 504 $4 avenue, wade cut and New Jersey, or of the same, R SALE GHEAP—THE LAFARGE SALOON BAR. of. ‘sfaction ‘avd rifle and pistol gallery. having the most beautifu opening targets in the world. Will be almoat given away. ween the Two years’ lease Must be sald this week. and jadge for yourselves, 'f. 8. VAUGHAN, 679 Broadway, basement. HR BALE OR TO LET—WITH IMMEDIATS POSSES: | mm me nen er ee som, the Sue R SALR—A STEAMBOAT, WITS HER TACKLE, 5 bes apparel and furniture; 155 feet 6 inches lovg, 27 feet ba ph oder tm breadth of beam, 946 foot @ th of hold, and about 340 tons eulars or call on MART! Durthen, adapted eiher. for freight, an era OF tow: atreet, ing. The boat is in order, well «and provided - according to iaw; her boller nearly new, with an R SALE-THE KEW DURHAM Bi SITU- | baving a 44 inch cylinder and 8 feet stroke, and the bos: in ated on the Hackensack plank road, 344 miles Ho- | allrespecis ta readiness for use. slow, her speed boken, containing feur acres of Inad; house larg Ac; to Il miles per hour, she is strong and an ex- has a business location; tt cannot be sury! mmfortable and economical boat. For further par- he premises. Terms easy. ply to J. B, CUNNINGHAM, 82 Pearl street, BR BALE—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY) RESIDENOR RK SALE—JOHN McKINLEY’S CARPENTER AND within twenty minute’s stage rile irom Hovcken ferry, jobbing trade shop, Bo. 4 mreet, Leonard, with stable, well abd fruit treens view masnilceut Terma: | east side of Drosdway’ hin customers are the nest nad mows cosh, the reet on mortgage. Inquire on ine premiers, | extensive ot any man's n tho trade down town. Reason for avenue, corner igre wtreei, West Hoboken, N. selling, going to lrevand. Also, the house and lots in = a oe R SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER'S LS RR SALE—CHEAP, ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS, doin business, with () in a business: in the flourishing village of North Orange, New Jersey. part ot they Tp Inquire coraer of Ninth ave: nue and Twenty-fourth street, from 6 \o 2. ‘two story house, near the brick church, on 'Watnui areet; nine rooms, ball ‘through the centre, good cellar, well and cistern: ot x37 feet; with’ choles fruit: Apply to 3B. SHACKKLION, No 7 Beekman sireet, basement oftice, (OR SALE—TO CLOSE THE RSTATE OF NICHOLAS deo three first rite liquor storee—No 18 Bleecker street, 626 Houston street, and 62t ITudson atreet, corner of Jane’ Apply to 4. R. BOOTH, 1% Warren sireet, KN. LLbit, $4636 Bowery. BAKERY, NOW BAKING 40 BARRELS POR SALE CHEAP—A WHOLESALE AND REFAIT, liquor stare, one door from a public thoroughfare, up fixtures, ete., complete, Apply at 45 Fear) street. OR BALF—THE @TOCK AWD FIXTURESIOF A FIRST class bar, billiard and dining saloon, on one of the great- est thoroughfares down town, doing an excellent business. ‘T. GABEN BY, 10 Ventre street. town, wi OB BAL, OR SALE—THE 8TOC TUR! Peer tour per week, iho preaent owner having carried on will’ 6f tbe Tiyeor’ rove knows, ap the New topland ihe business {arthis piace for ihe last 28 years, desires Wo re- | House, No.6 Koosoveltateect, emabitshed over 28 years, lire and give a chance (o some enterpriaing young man to | doors from the corner of Chatham nireet, as the Owner = makes fortune, ‘Terms wili be made easy. “inquire of B. | es to leave the city, Iaquire on the premises, L. & 8. T. BURNHAM, 611 Hudson street, corner of Troy, | -~ so = a herntinelbtane Now York. OR SALE—SIXTY FIVE FULL, SHARES OF THE CA TRE? OLABS GROCERY SFOR’ pital stock of the Paterson manufacturing company, om OR LEA ‘sbich the fuil nt Of $100 per shar “7 oma Oce losse and Axiures, This is au establiabed piy to ®. GUULaRD, 12 Gedas street,” eee Pads AP good pazing, business. The reason for Ailing ia, the parties ee a ee must leave the city soon to settle other affairs. The stock, £c., OR SALE—A BUTTER OR POULTRY STAND IN consists ef a good stock im store, and one horse, ery wagon and harness, one fancy family rockaway, ‘with bar ness, almost new; likowise » quantity of housebold faraiture; Jetlersop Market, will be s ‘ket, for three Lchesp, Apply a Jefferson Mi or nade ted ‘9 xood small sized kitoben range, which wil be soli cheap, OR BALE—THR STO N re legeiner or aepacate, fp wale may, no raduoed > noul old fabled page a A lie ay AL ‘or the store, ‘and wagon, to a ine best in the city: selting out beesuse the owner {: Y at Address R. & G. W., Herald oftice, jenving the clty. ‘Price $00. “Apply at 43 igbh avenues” OR SALE O# TO LET—A VERY DRSTRABLE COUN- try residence, together with about four acres of land, Well stocked with! a good vasiety of frutta and vegetadle conveniently located in Weatchester county, upon the Hue the Herlem Railroad, and within thirty miautes’ ride of Thirty. second street. As the owner proposes travelling, this proper- ty will be sold a! s bargain, or let cheap to a first class teuavt, either with or without thefarniture Inquireof N, MWGRAW, | ~~ 466 Bromdway. WOR SALE OR BXCHANGE FOR CiTY PROPERTY or merchandias, or stocks or bonda and more a fine country residence, with four sores of ground, three houra’ rom see at 4 BARGAIN.—$100 WILL BUY 7 age good will and fixtures ot & Wholesale aad retail mtor @- \c is a corne: iabed, and ‘the best aide’ of ti near Dey FNEY, (OR SALE—TBE LEASE, K AND FIXT ones or the porter house known as (he Patriotic, 376 W acer strest, one door from Olive: Inquire on the ROCERY AND PROV! N STO! . part of Myrtle Fi Dmg 4 ride from (he cl'y by railroad, Iugaire of a, HAWKLNS, tualed on the most besiness Ho.3 Nason sreet_____, | 10a, for s oash trade, inetading sock, G11 horse, wagon R FALE—AN OLD ESTADLISHED FINE CORNER | ‘thr whole ‘will’ bo disposed. of eta barge ren, mast alon grocery and Itquor store, located on one of the first class avenues, very cheap. Address @. M , box 184 Herald oflice. READ, 133 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, in the oonfacdonery store. ROR SALE, FO8 Lees THAN ONR-HALE 1T8 VALUE R) FIXT —Three houses and four acres of iand, with & good barn, mit rb ar Ave yente cnexpir fi wo — ae three hours’ ride from the city by railroad: ‘Price $4,750, free | qqi6 and \s Oliver street, New York, ,2@),0f Dremiaes kaown «1 ixtures thereof, for sale. andclear. Inquire of aA. HAWKINS, No. $ Nassec street. ee eee bene premises are well calculatet for a isree boarding } hades ab OR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFIOR—A PUBLIC | Messrs. WESTFALL'S, BE! ouse or hotel. (nquire B tiguee, with « arden and quolt ground, in, the roar, fesars. WESTF ALL'S, corner of ¢ jjiver and Bouth str ric] up, wal nd cellings freac: |; beer pamps, ,HINES 8 with four Pull "nine large pichires of Lavervani Weaple Cae a eee ron: ALE AT LOG THAN ONT chares, &o., marble top isles andail other requisivs. Fine thy, by THOME” Aked, and equally se good se nan of energy, or would be auita ole for a lager bier saloon #nd gardens. Must be sold by the 2is'. as ine owner hae prewing business to stiend to, Price $350. Ap ply onthe premises, Union Sha.es, 61 Rose street, doors from Pearl, OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR Dusiners in the city, atuated opposite pier No 2 Nort river. apply at No, 8 Weat sireot, The owaer would ex for vroperty in Jersey City or Brooklyn. ATATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.—FOR SALE OR WILL ‘be exchanged for sity property, = «mall piace of 10 ‘acrea, located on the Amboy road, avout one mile from Tot temyille; there is on the Jarge two story house, burn, &o. premises; te location ls one of the best on the’ island, pos: hooeing great advaniages for & summer or winter reaidence. ‘Apply to PATER. }., OORTKLYOU, at Rossville, Staion A. JOURNEAY, Jr, rol ADK. UP 8? ye, rooms Nos. Zand 3. Cork ew aud secon’ band machines, and ail kinds of Soar AND CANDLE ' rr /ACTORY WORTH $2500 WILL wz the owner caonot attend to tt. ‘The property is situsted in the flour- down, so hours (row New York on be sold for $1,400, forms of payment easy. ishing village of Middle the ol 1899 embraces every facility for a prosver- oan business, “Taga! or jg. MILLOTT, 34 Wall atcose —————=— OOOVvVHwOO_O—E=_—X*_\. PO DRCGGISTE —TO BE DISPOSED OF, A GENUINE retail and dir fz capable of great Cy trade ead will be sold cher HALE, 46 Beer commanding, vif applied for within s week. Apply oF. sown wtrees, N.Y. ha CAPIT’ \uigts.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAV® FOR Inand, or A. JOURNEAY, Jr,, 62 Warren street, New Yorks oh, fale on oe the mont important and valuable pateuts ta STORE IN THE COUNTRY FOR SALE AT A GREAT | jive bundr’ S5e" gent re TS one ae Wo zield bargain for cash, cr exchange for other Sroperty.— Fae take ple ere m giving full explanations to parties seeking Tre ® dees in tne tala. for Rooliculars apply to NEW: | Prottable investments, and would state, the present offers an e . P . . ELL & TINGLEY, No, 3 Nassau street. Opportar dry rarely presenting iinelf. JOSEPH H. WHITE & CO., 50 William street. —POR SALE, A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HE “Goon WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES, WITI $6,000. en weiicntg om aecomimgtnre he | TUN Wola i Yoate ste, Set cee set at AG band fornitare aiore, with dwellings, in & good lecality, will be wold sheap, for cash, frmvely. the intends leat pportunity 'o make money % an en~ tending the business, Ken $i. Ap- 16. ATCHMAKERS’ AND JEWELLERS’ TOOLS, WATOR the owner is retiring. This is a rare chance: = BIGGS & SOUTH WIUK, di Nassau sireet. Pr ah a Bb 7.000 eee, FOR SALE, AT SACAIFIOR, 5 1. very long lease and renewable, first clues im provements, best business corner, and will sell the grocery, | © # dotng © good cask businoss, with iit desired appiied for m= thee: y. The ss _BIGGS & BOUTHWIOK, 64 Nassau street, material, glastera, milling tools, matting panstes, en- nenvers’ to's, ‘stubs, fies rolitvg mil's, tnening inthe. £e., EE, $6 Ohacham alo wholesale or retell, by W. H. F Rad B™ LIVERROOL CANNEL and HALLIBURTON'S ORR! OAL A’ }-4 —BAKERY FOR BALK, FIVE f REDUCED S500 ee pent dain ei Ne a4 Lins PRICK. ree business, mostly over tha ete and long ‘enabl The are now ready io deliver the best Liv em | counter, well tite! up, and all comp! pool eapnel and Hallibarton's orrel coat, buh kinds exore gy | ec, and lirst clase casn nal omere ‘use, at the folowing reduced pricas,— HIGGS & BOUTHWICK, 8 Nasean street. Onntle pena feta ROARDIN ‘3 FOR BAL, HOURE : ae to 60 BOARDING HOESE FOR BALE: Ferrand rd and deliverod (ree of cartage. anes | SCO0. Bese oR vets tee eaanes Rinks be ott at our office, 40 Souik street, o with oar, FRiog | ba welt furpleha’, ruil of ‘phying boarderm, tnx" dem clase ‘orth river: foots, vary makiog comer n Thwic A BIGG O'Neil, at yards foot of Warren sire: Fonrtwonth rivet, 4 SOU Baa river; st 74 ‘eat Thirty-eocon 4 wireet, 84 Nagean street, and the drug sures of Messrs. Hegemen Non. 360, 27% se — Bitsea 7 brondway. “CHAR A. HMOKBSUEE, £00.” | @) 5()()—JOB PRINTING OFFIOR FOR SAL 1x = = —— — ——— . + one of the best locations in the olty; wel fur- YACHTING ——— | nished and food bnsiness, rent ‘To a per- a OTING. | 200 about enierlag bvsinens this ‘apity rarely’ of GALH—A HATL BOAT, 34 PRET TORO iy FURS fered Apply (0 BIG «8 & SOUTHWICK, 84 Namnc street, LBA BALL BC 1 a Nw ht Fiah'& Movion; wil acewoe for racing aswell ny for crate | BT.OOQ. poRxetNg ey ha. RO Purpossc, bas & com yes it OUNG, 183 F yout street and steamboat landings; i an exelent bi "AT OUNG, 183 F vont atreots_ | ees, handsomely fitted and farniahed, ail complete. AOBT, % PRET LONG, FOR SALE-WIVH CARIN, TGGS & SOUTHWICK, 8¢ Nassar street, room aay ; centre ba several esil boats, 19 to 25 feet new Abo fighing boa's sad kits, from 10 to 20 to FIs & MOWTON, 401 Wator strent, Dor rigmed. per Sh u A(\() —&. MANOPACTORIN RSS, oe eee aa $2.500.-t waing eooauion tone te eek, ae + AVOIY | gale," Any perron requiring & safe and fale paying business may addreea lnlegrity, office of Journal of Commerce, $15,000 ~ neve wn sienin ck vad wale oust: = CORPORS TION NOTICES, - on.~THE YMITTER ON TAXES lished eight yeors; will take part c in real entate i Onn " ye Hy Z 12, ¢ the city or @ sbort distance in the co a health cause RE ee a A selling. Address W. Ge Herald cles? ¥a m0 W. Thole, Weta leap AND FOUND. o's il Geo on) anal ee col United Nantes Mail Stoamshiy Company, John Murphy, , J eT RER, BETWREN Wm, Burton, <, Dutey and Gudolph Germer. All orhat py FET a —F- Baron taving peiturne oefors the Hoard of Aldevnen are | property and pafing expooses. cin hove hm Sy Zaling of Bo further no oe will Be givo. a a ee Oe eee , ” BY, POUND. -FRIDAY, 25711 MAY, A PORTE MONW, . . * 5 og © tins, comsition ihe ——— money rad oneor two other whee Bnote RPORATIO ingot the © by proving property, in to box No. 284, Fost olliee, and ‘paying {oF adi ——_—$————_—_——$———— rs OST-—-ON TURRDAY MORNING, IN SIXTH AVENUE, near Amity street, a roll of paper contal atchem, plang and views on Goal river, Wieginia, a meiersia re: «kw be mist. 609 Brondware’ var recovery by Bugene Dupuy, che- YTIOR.—AN ADJOURNED MRET. f the M fore noticed, are invited Portes intereaied in yapers we be present, By y $e PATRR ORAWFORD, O8T OR MISLATD—A wae (4 W. GALPIN, wo L and endorred by J. W. dontetyon duned tee HENRY W. GENET, | tee, | nine months, for $1.50). All persons are canuoned against same, 58 payment has been stopped. A ward will be given to the of MT Sheldon, #8 Nassar str oa OST OR STOLEN—ON THR WH INST., A \. Hd, Pox. covered with « walie linea clot, coatalalng tater? Halirond, in Warten street, ts Broad way. Whomver Souh ferry, will be nulla. turn the same to Mr, Purdy, at the bly rewarded. JOELN H. BRADY, © of the acte if left at tbe CLASHING, &C. OTHING.—LADIRG OR GENTLEWEN 2 AN ofuane.1aQiee ot SmETLmyr paviee ste Py genatos ‘9 or addrersing UL Coben, No, OW Howery” eorner F Hater aurcns street, (adien attended to by Mra Ons em ADRS AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST Cet RXMMEP 18 NO. 516 NEW YORK FIRB Li second band furniture, &e , will receive by 4 Deparument, The finder will be rewarlea phe iw gach by tending for, oF ade ging M8 OOM, ‘same at the office of the Chier Engineer. attended e. al pant nnn ee A O8T—ON YONDAY, JULY 12, ON OR COWTNG FROM ADIES AND G#NTLEMBN HAVING ANY CAST OFF the Long Island ears, by way o° South 1 thence b> A ‘second hand furniture, Ac, to dispose of, will ‘k nlip, & pocketbook, containing certificate No 44 of Har- Teoalve the 'tair value in cash, by sending vo of addressing | (2m aed Kew York Steam Na . som atermbdant Harria, 156 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and Tweny- fier Lickets, a small emouut of monay and other papers A liberal ew! for hts retarn to allen & Edwards, 90 Stevens, Harlem [oe otos, OgT—ON SATURDAY LAST, ABOUT 11 O°CLOOK A. ™. coming by & Fourth avenae stage from a ih Street to ibe corner of Broadway ant Hroo “WATCHES, JEWELRY, &, ROADWAY, ROOM NO 25, 3 gheet priet a are pald for diamonds. emoreide tae yp race a “ fh brea mercceor meats | Pages sara 3a mortgages, bowde, Ao, bony atid = O8T—FROM NO. sy WAT TWENTY FIFTO STRERP, & green canary bird. A Livers! reward will be paid to whoeve bt J. H. BARRINGER, 170 Broadway, OLD AND SILVER WATCHES turns it VERY Low. | 7 O8T—OW TH APTERNOON OF THR latH INT, PB Lary ty Ce J All descriptions of goki and silver in the vicinity of Pultom, Aun or (aye be then usual prices, loath. ed 2001 yy ieonaing orn ee St te 4 jamond and en. whiehes, Gold finding the em will be rewarded by leaving ft at thd store ‘atches with rich oxgraved duplex watches, of Edward Harris, 172 F olton aureet, watches, Gat A VERY PINELADY'S MI aaP L plain case, The, Ander will E eG wi! Coriandt starr, at Ball, Black Mrircaway aod Murtay eurbete “ TO! © noes n nd all the Ai Touts avenan, “All persons are’ to parchase por conceal them under the penal milk wi nlarty cantioned and any person. givi fe pH tnsermation toe sbove Praiet From THR LAKES AND 2 _aited States bought by B. W. PLUMB, diamond rick Kened Troadway N 5 : ‘he bal 2 row itm siiveded pon, ep | tween the hale jones to loan pon the same. WINES, LIQUORS, &C, . ACAUBSAD®, MO! 9 CLARBT—AS WR Liksire feared toate howe in nis ‘ly $2. REWARD -LOST. JOLY {BRWERN wa street and Third avenue, finder will receive ibe Above reward rH Joan by applying 0 the ave a ‘aing tem wa Ok MeDermott, stand 25/Washiagion markey 0 mannfeeiured nitersted wine, we REWARD.—0Te TANNERY alle suaiast wing it, The Renutne, Vacens ihe" dubseribers ia: iilenvmie, between, ny - O9."s claret, can oad 9) Wider Voce Pal. ight, the ''h ‘ne:, and Mooday mornieg, AR inst. cr Ba Ree Ne i macceaae | teeernesperes ie ie rien a mip avket eae " i n x Vib" be aU Van £ UO, OT Beaver street, re Hon the bute iy dears reward will —==— recovery of the leather aot the apprebension A MATRIMONIAL, OF for ekher one twenty Sve dlRE es 5 sow tien OF POS Or app'y to YOUNG, sontvLts 400, Ferry at GENTLEMAN, OF POSITION AND MANS, Wie A to make the Aejralotance of ® young led: Pye ig weiWis vinta matetmong. adres Las! nonce, WY. LEGAL Nor ICES, PREYT COURT — HUGH WHITTRLL AGAINST ADR. se Whitiell —-|¢ ia ordered that the judz-ven: in tile ae. dings (1 @r accra epderjuent fay 27, 1868--(1 bv fartaer or- an thaesime ta clemenedt ‘ MTRiGHaAd B. OUNAELL, vey Pimilarly atunied, tana, Frowdway ¥ ——————$—$— YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO CORRESrORD wilh an arcomptlehed and affeettvaate young Indy, age , with a view bo matrimony. Nope but vincere replies adders, Wilh real mane, Proderick, station D, Bem 200i