The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1858, Page 6

eed Whe Right ef daevch Qeestton tm te South, [Pre aa “he Onarieston Meroury, Juty 9} LOBD MAT MEABO RY, OURS AND Td® Bn! The Freat ction to the Soverement of repub- Tios is the instability of their poli Tustead of a sing¥e head to rule, as ina monarchy, with settled ja which can pervade through a course of years, tle chief ruler or counsellor of the state is contina- ely cbanged. Henve fickleness, instability and fee- bleness is the policy of republics, Temporary rulers are very apt to act with a view to their tent. porary auth ne To get through their term of wervice with as little trouble as possivle, and to avoid difficulties, the he rete 4 of originating which they may incur, bat which they may not have the power to meet and bo settle honorably and ‘oveditably, is usually their policy. This has cer- been too mu te beg respect to - foreign policy of the United States. The war o! soraee pa Pithout securing to us the right for which it originated, and which still exists a subject for controversy to plague our coancils. The Clayton- Baiwer treaty, and the treaty of Washington, ‘tm our own day, were both inconclusive aud evasive, and have brought to subsequeat ad ninistrations continaal difficulty and danger. And so now, we will be the case with the present difficulties with Great Britain coucernia e right of search wand the African slave trade. Great Britain, in our ‘own waters, brings to under her guns fifty-two “American vessels, and her oflicers tread their decks ‘and demand an exhibition of their papers. If Wnited States cruisers had entered the British Chan- wel and had dared to perpetrate such outrages on | coasters, would Great Britain have submitted Would they not have been seized or sunk? And if, after such outrs and insults, our eruisers had got safely out of the British Channel, and we had coolly proposed to treat concerning ‘the matters which we Seal as our pretexts for per- them, would Great Britain have deigned tweat at all? Would she not have said, “We will mot treat on the back of insults. You have chosen ‘anjustifiable force to obtain your om use it if dare. We will not be ito doing even ‘what is right by any power, ere a by you. We will stand just where we were, in defiance of your in- golence; and you shall approach us in cory ged way, please—by cannon.” Now, if such would have been the course of Great Britain—and who doubts it, understandin, ren eo teelings of her states- men towards the United States—shall we pursue a different and humbler course. a gd late com- munication to our government, sent by Lord , contains a distinct and unequivocal disclaimer of any right either to search or visit Ame- rican ships under the ‘tion of the American if flag—(a tact which we greatly doubt)—why should the United States treat with pat pba’ seeniag her duties and obligations on lan sea? Is she to pat berself under the moral pupilage of any nation, and virtually acknowledge herself, by resting on their aid, incompetent to fulfil them? Bu Ration to whom she isto surrender her independence ‘over her ownrights and duties,isan old enemy— who, at the very time she proposes to treat, declares ‘the fact that for years she has thwarted a favorite icy of the United States—a policy directly bear- on the very matter about which she proposes to ‘eat—how can treating be possibly consistent with mational diguity or honor? Lord Malmesbury, in his date speech in House of Lords, used the follow- say that the conduct of Spain towards us on this has bees marked by tne greatest ingratitude. bave taken her part on several! oovasions against those whom she has sus; of designs siverre ther. It bas always been the policy of Eng'and and of other E110 ean countries to support Spain aud defend her in te @ecupation of Cubs against hostile to vasioas, as well as to yt any agreoment by whica she mignt de induced part with it. But if Spain continues to show that uver ‘wast of principle, and that uiter and base ingratitude which y 8 sy has ispiayed towards this country, which hes Biways been ber frend, 1 do not besisate to say that she most expect that indifference will bs exonanged for amity, and wetead of our taking her part sne must expect us to eave ber to —— Cousequences mey ensue, wheter Proeecding from her present conduct of not. Here is a distinct confession that Great Britain hhas not only pledged herself to Spain to ‘support and defend ber in the occupation of Cuba against hostile invasions,” but she has actually interfered “to pre- | apothecary shop. pearance of cur!s, his neck bared, and the blood flowing in little de ops from the sorAches infticted by officions hands, his collar parted and thrown back by aceident, assamed a very Melo dramatic air, au: hs pertect silence and composure of demeanor, gave to him very much the agpearauce of a theatsical per sonage. But now a beam for use bad been discovered and was pushed out of the upper window of the court house, At this moment, without auy previous ap- pearance of the clouds to indicate it, the raia began falling with considerable force. Te was vain, bow: ever, to change the purpose of the usultitade. withdrew. I am told the rope was tied around his ‘reek and he was pushed from the wiadow, the rope broke, and he fell « distance of twenty feet on the pavement. It is supposed, in pity, that his suf- ferings here terminated by deash or insensibility, A stronger rope was pr and tied arouad his neck as he lay, and & was raised to a very moderate height and lett swinging ‘rom the beam. In the heart of this city, with all the business houses and side walks overlool the scene, stands the court house yard. The clouds have cleared awav, sun shines, the birds sing, but he is still hanging, with little he bays gazing within two feet of bis sus pended body. Arrest of Maxy Hartung, the Hathand [From the Atay aie uy 13.) hn Mary Hertang, the rman woman who areag her husband, doa this city, during the Sheri Urayton, April, was arrested on’ Sund ay by at a place called Grattenburg, in the State of New Jemey, and some six or seven miles north of Hoboken. She, herself, th cereale Bee tiie by od todo 90, furnished the information re- bension. It will be recollected tae her ghee a4 ‘was unwell for ten days, suffering, apparently from sore throat. Dr. Lewis was the attend ing physician, and it was for this alone that he prescribed. At the expiration of the fourth day he died. The doc- tor, it seems, thought Hartung’s a remarkable case, in common with a few others, who were inti- mate with the family, entertained suspicions that he had been the victim of foul play. Rumor was soon busy, but for’ the following tweaty days none of who suspected wrong were bold enough to jive their suspicions shape sufficiently tangible to fantuy interference on the part of the authorities. ly, however, information of some little relia- pilite was furnished Coroner Dean, and he resolved to institute a thorough investiaation. The body was disinterred, the contents of the stomach analysed, and a considerable quantity of poison discovered. Other witnesses beside the che- mist were examined, and it was elicited that Mrs. H. had recently purchased poison ata neighboring Deceased’s late residence was searched, and one or two vials were found which contained faye corresponding with that found in his stomach. It was also made apparent to the Coro- ner’s jury that Mrs. H. had a lover in the person of @young man named William Rhinman; that she aud her husband had not lived happily together; that she had been Rad ig 9 intimate with 1. pre- vious to the death of usdaad, and guilty of criminal intercourse with him within a few days after that occurrence. Mra. H., while the rumors were floating about, and up to the time that the body of her husband was disinterréd, evinced no alarm; but while the jary were awaitiag the result of the ‘analyzation, she, with Rhinman and her little daughter, who is about two years of age, decamped; going to Troy, thence to New York and across the river to Jersey City. Several policemen were des ——, after them, but without avail. They left ere on the 20th of May. On the 26th Rhinman re- turned with the child, believing that the law could net reach him. He was arrested, however, and in- dicted by the Grand Jury as acceasory both before and after the fact. Ever since the search after Mrs. H. has been maintained with more or less strict ness; and notwithstanding the frequent descrip- tions of her by the press, the issue of uaay likenesses of her, and the reward of $500 offered Wy the Gover nor, It was reserved for her to reveal her hiding pa Within a few days after her paramour left ie, she procured a situation a3 seamstress, in the vent any agreement, by which she might be indaced to with Cuba.” Now, it is pe that the nation who have pi to Bpain “any ent by which she might be induced to part with Cuba,’ "is the United States. We have offered her an hundred millions of money fer Cuba. Great Britain interferes and defeats our negotiations. Woy has she interfered? Not on account of the African alave trade, over which her tender conscience so ten- derly yearns. That would have been put an end to immedi&tely on Cuba becoming a member of the United States. On the contrary, she chooses that the African slave trade shall continue, as it always has done, with Cuba belouging w 8; “a rather than that it should be pd ishe Cuba ag Be a United States Why, rd fore, does she thrust herself between Spain and the United States and de‘eat the United Staves a ae an island which we deem essential micty of our coast and ae 2 = of the Y Gult—the mouth of the Mississippi, under the guns of whose fortresses one-half of eoasting trade of the Union rust pass? The answer fa plain—national rivairy, jealousy and hate. The hobia of Exeter Hall yields to the old British satipe hy to America; and now, at the very time | ‘that the chief minister of Foreign Affairs avows, in | the British Parliament, this hostile policy to “4 | the United States on the part of Great Brita’ respect to Cuba, he professes to believe that ee | | American Minister in London will easily coaclade | with him a new weaty, by which the African slave | ‘trade to Cuba will be effectually suppressed by the | agency of the United States. He threatens to leave | “Cit, to close with our negotiations to purchase | ba, ifthe Cuban slave trade is not suppressed; | we are to join him in sappressiag this trade, and thus defeat oar policy of acquiring Cuba, which his intervention alone prevents. What a pro- found contempt for American diplomacy do such views mt! How easily we are to pushed around. the lomatic le, to be poo and cuffed as British insolence or interest shall require Lord Malmesbury may find out that the statesmen now at the head of our affairs may understand the course which the true dignity and interests of the United States alike demand should be pursued. ‘They may say to him, we neither want your teach- ings nor your assistance to perform the duties ‘we owe to other nations; nor shall we listen to any project of friendly co-operation with you for any porpose whatever, until you shall have ceased your impertinent and hostile intervention between us and otber nations in this affairs of the continent. The Lyneming at Lexington, Ky. A correspondent of the Baltimore American gives the following account of the late lynching act which took place at Lexington, Ky., on the 10th inet: — Wm. Barker, the murderer, just discharged from n apon & charge of theft, a notorious malefac- tor and rowdy, had a difficulty at early dawn with a mof the name of MeUbesney. Barker frew a ife and made several attempts to stab McChesney, without serious result. Captain Beard, the mur- dered man, just from his bease and bed, attampted to arrest Barker by clasping the arm whose hand contained the knife. The individual of the knife was possessed of a stalwart person and superior physical powers, and wrenched his arm out of Cap- tain Beards grasp, then grappled with him, threw him on the pavement, and with hig foot on him or Jeg thrown over him, raised his knife and stabbed him to the heart. Several citizens saw the deed done. Barker had previously threatened to kill Captain Beard. He was kaocked down, by way of @ warrant, and logged off to jail. The bells rang, the citizens assembied, and I, with a desire to hear more of the affair, joined the rapidly accumulating throng in front of ttie jail. No questions were asked; no second consideration a part —— ‘# mind —— perbaps, t my own. purpose was to lynch hia. The poe embracing citizens of great re- spotany, « seemed to re; matters very quietly, in vain for the earnest eyes , oad Sedet 4 that to ins seemed an initetion of ful The brother of ¢ of the murdered man Oost ay ent edhoots apart from the crowd. Like apersoa of honor called to the field, lhe soomed to have lett | &° the entire ment of the vengeance to his friends and fellow townsmen. No doubts were entertained of the result. The affair now began to assume an import so ter- ribly solemn to one whose sym: |, by reason of know! bo one concerned, were not enlisted, that f me of getting away until all was over. | family of Por. Whittiker, of 1,099 Broadway, New York, whose residence is at the village of Gratien burg, N.J. There she remained for the last six weeks, in perfect security from the vigilance of the lice. But her anxiety to hear from Albany—from her disoretion. ‘She be- that he could not be reached by the law, and sy she might write to him under an alias (agreed upon by them when in New York together) without inourring much chance of detection, Thus, one day last week, she Wrote to him addressed “ Ferdinand Shaltz, Albany.” He was not at liberty to go to the = office and call for it, had he known of its ex- mee; it was turned over to the penny post; he found a genuine Ferdinand Shultz, who opened it, and after reading it to the end, concluded that the much sought after criminal was the writer. The letter is addressed inside “ Dear William,” and the writer commences by stating that she is living _ the “eg which situation procured ly in Broadway. She next in — why he ‘aia not write her, and how it nappenes © he met with no troable on his arrivin, this clty with the child? She next inquires of him in regard to the health of the children, and says that she | dreamt one night that one of them was dead, and that she was ply Paces She desired him to come to New York, and states that he can leave every Saturday | night’ in the boat; that he can recognize ber by ae wearing a large flat on her head, and by a wide vel = _ re _ — is worn, doubtless, purpose ing @ large scar uj her neck yy which she could easily be identified. Sne ac- knowleges the receipt of $10 50 from him, and states that she has other money, and expects soon a much larger amount, due her on wages. She desires him, if he writes to her, to go to her mother's honse, and write the letter there, and be careful that no one sees or recognizes him. She freely speaks of her husband as @ man that she disliked,and one that she could never live with, and is anxious to know — the public think of her. itz consulted Alderman Sanders, who ad- mn him to inform the Sheriff of the contents of the letter. This he did without delay, and the Sheriff, armed with a bench warrant, issued by the District Attorney, started ‘or New York Saturday evening, in compaiy with S. The result isher arrest. When confronted by the Sheriff, she did not attempt to deny her real name, and evinced little or no repng- nance to come back to Albany asa prisoner. Her fortitude had been stretched to its utmost endorance. She was ignorant of the result of the Coroner's in vestigation, of the action of the Grand Jury, of the fate of Rhineman, and of the condition of her child, and parently she preferred undergoing the severest ordeal rather than remaining in suspense longer on those poiats. PERSONAL. C°eEES A. LOCHRANE, LAWYER, MAGOR, a0; Tracy, Raj, Macon, Geo., at Metropolitan Hovel. J. he LJ Ey, pa, INFORM HIS FRIEND ©. « Howard hereahouta, without delsy, oa! he as has something : s eapesnaroctnet the moc te importance. A C,H. Boward, Union square Post efice. Ly = HER HOMB—A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 18 YRARS oo hed parice Pie mae Suraw bat tricomed with wr Pte “Hbton, and aD et epee, and ver rosy chooker person giviog an: mation to her family will bo sunacty res led nn rer etve their chan ke, 6) 1 laa Pith street, Her name Pe Heaping M: 2 pace PLE -¥- CALL ON at 4 He wants to see you immediately of importance. MANUFACTURER OF CHINESE meee, formerly (he Ky. or any tim, or where ths ‘can ba wad, vill conter a ferns wviaine ‘Oak Thomas Woot, bor 180 ticrald otieey * % T. 8. W. 18 IN TOWN. YACHTING. nnn PAPA AAR ev FOR SALR—THe SCHOONER RE ys tA Hom net, 28 rg Ty ing e mate ‘amily’ yack can doe or pentcaiaee apply at tbe paint more 40 H aon saree ot JOH ST TLS. THE REG REGATTA, AA A Ries orry RRGATTA OLUB.—The MEMBERS OF pa Fo ute on requeated © pets bange, 369 Bout edgy evening. Ju Bi so'clooks to mane rane for ibe nett dazu J KM. Marunws, Reoreiary. — _ COAL. just at this moment an immense cheer and cries of | Osnal, ome got him,” passing from mouth to mouth dense mass around the jail door, announced explicit demonstration. Forth they came g¢, by twos and. Uhrece, and now I naw the | e@pantenances of determina that | bad previous. | ly looked for. gene Ah Thad @ momentary glimpse | oeloek of the doomed personage bare headed collar, he was hurried a by the cr wi te court house. The fascination of the occasion which can only be explained by likening it to the it's charm, drew me with the rapid moving @rowd. Over the fences, through the gates, came the eager assemblage, as the foremost oues hurried him from tree to tree in the court house yard, with of the consistency of a well used bed cord cocking, vainly for some limb sufliciently str sustain his guilty weight. An officer of a” made a sort of demonstration with his hat from the @teps of the court house. ‘Friends, fellow citi gens.” “Hang him, hang him!” “My friends, ! en “Hang him!” “No mercy, uo trial—hang him!” Daring this temporary outbreak, to which atten tion was directed, | had a fair opportunity to ol- serve the doomed man. A burly, healthy looking age, with a not unhandeome face, clear eyes of dark brown, rajiied ag to give ® the ap- ' church, i Beekman street. Le’ are taviied. By order a | LUNCH | at ‘THR NATIONAL va we Ko 10 (TUR MuaveNTa Waan - THE MILITARY. EXTOR VETERAN corps. or 1819 wiht, MERTINTHE Park, rear of the Oity Hail, on Sunday joy, 18, at 3% M., att divine service, in a body, at the Uhapet vevery Veteran attend, All A. RAYMOND, Colonel. Lsaac M. Payee, adjavmt. _RESTAURANTS, Dow street, daily, from 11 to I o'clock om of the old Sbades, Thames street, Saperintendent, bolee quors, wines and cigars. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C P*ARis prom THE LAKRS AND RIVERS oF Tie jeune, Sues bought by B. W. PLUMB, diamon’ broker, ro New fork. Information siforded apon ap ML ‘conta wntcben jee, e., bonght and sid. on upon the same. POLITICAL, SUGARS WILL Meet oa Monday, 19% Inst , at porianse will be broaght newt ibORGE W. HOSMER, Prealdent, By Wann 2, Fox, Bogreisry * Union Market Long & ck. ae busines of gre NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY. JULY 18, 1858. ne oan - ETF UL COUL LOCATION, WITH | A* A® Jy ane eras | bity Sea raite inctloen far cumjase ouibe: , Rooms A fa ara tn the house; abe can make all es | AD ‘and seeons floors, with roome * ee ee a ‘® atight Knowled « porn Camnilles: a 5, Bulks of for 8 at 135 ea maker. 8 MB cer street, continuation .f ‘third door east of Broad- a a tt lI ANTED— A SITUATION, BY 4 FIRST CLASS UER- ue W kiceean ocravae Nant, tras Coen, Coo rey cage a | a under rench and Bnglish cooking in every branch, | B party of geutlemen, wiih board, at Woodlan i Park, lnip the sn cxcelent baver, undersiands do.ay up ‘ie pasrie and | Fesidatee af Hickson 'W. Field, Bq, 4 minutes by" 1 Jelies; bested city reference gven. Address ‘Herald “The spacious, war ‘Oilice. Ex yO acres of hia! Bisturesane grounds, a deleht ANTED—#Y A RESPEOTAULE MARRIED WowaN | A GENT situahed oy ee Flot tekian Caine et who bas low her ogn baby, & situation as wel nurse, | ‘Commodious staple, 4c. The care, ous and eovutry preferred Good references for two daysa. ‘within three minutes’ walk of tbe house. Apply ator Washington &, in the asement, | as Woodland Fare, ‘Lblat atrest, Carmansville. SELUATIONS _WANTHD—MALES, PITU ATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG ENGLi8H- man, «8 Coachman | no objesiions to the ovun- ‘rooms sul’ for fasoi'ies as well as rooms for single fren pies ry lems mga pron he tm that. ee Ro "Yctwe wan Wao WAR sexrap wats reuss | 4 Lanas FORDRERD say Tine | CO sesey MURS MOREE aa, fea? Yo a A rooms e con" 4 in the tes, coffee and e trade, wishes s situation tn 4 AoE ern ll i ag pe gins Mae ee | dras JOBN E. Fi xs: Hughsouvilie, Dutchess sounty. some respectable house in the above bosiness, ‘Address Wines ith board; also, a room on pop suitablefor two | N.¥.,or apply at ‘29 ‘Second avenae References ex- and Groceries, Herald office. n, Apply at 107 West Twelfth street. ebanged. PDICAL.—W4NTRD, BY A PRYSIOTAR, A SITUA- OUNTEY BOARD—& FARTS OF FOUR, ADULT ‘oa ag compacion of private can class accommodations and b’ 'y about te vish Buope or some ether feeige sunih er wit also niarge upper room. ny hd ‘on On DoSrd a steamer oF sailing vessel. “Addreas Phy: ‘at 77 Bu Mar! ‘mandiag a fine view of the river and Spuyien Duvyil creex, scien, 117 Ciinvon place. Be Se genoa ee i) gbent utes’ walk from ep ress J. P., ITUATION WAWTED—IN AN ANEEICAR QBQCERY, BEA ROOM, BUITABI emnneeayae ‘by a young man: no obj ‘go to the coantry. (A BEAUTIFUL uxzeneron ROOM, 801 penn Led Cony, BOARD WAN?ED—BY A Lapy, aye quire at 623 near meD; convenient to cars ; the house coatsing all of New York, easy of sccess tbe modern improvements. at 93 West Forty second in. naprivete boar bones or ox a Dleunaiy's ‘aiusced Guyane, WANTED=BE a soune ® MAN, 2% YEARS a arm. of sge, as salesman in @ whole: reall cloding Pd Address, stating terms, 4c., M. 2. D., houee; he bas bad eight yeurs experience in the busines, 8MALL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN WEST ke bs d German fluently, and writes a good busi: cond . ieeshand’ Beet of references tives’ Adarees Jif, vor 106 | fated ra Suess eee Pt tee Oeeedes | ¥ UNTRY BOARD IN SOUTH ORANGE —A GENTLE. weld office. hore foci and feely studios a d desirable location for wy ‘wife can have ¢ Turstshed rooms in 8 Pd @dentiss. Apply NIMONY & 00 No. 68 ee @ famil, Lm 24 ride from New York. Ate MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AC—4 GEN. | G2uar johnston, Roath Ore v1 men wi in Buro bce ts 4 Seo ie pursuits is desirous of situation ms an oulsoor AMIL FJOUNTRY BOARD AF ay BAVRNSWOOD, L.1—s FAW talcamaan ina respectable nab ; aalatactory refe- waryare gy. ae first: ‘all the oan renee and ample security given if required. Address 8. C., two or {ay home af the beautiful ne, Known as the Mansius Dox 188 Hera Herald ofice. . The Bouse, of the late Gibbs. Stages pase the door every 4 ‘D., box 112 Herald oft hour and of Goi FORT 8 00. 888 Yor further par HOTAL EMEFARS AND OTHERS-A YOUNG ma }. LE FORT & OO., 888 Broadway. 0 of eae, baving bed considerable FRONT ROOM, WITH PANTRIES, ae fence atthe pe above baal iness, 1s desirous ees stu. rn eau yh tien ‘and wife or eingle gentle- Sse a0 book Reape, ea OE A Slee men. Teo gentlemen can algo be accommodated with single ©. F., bax 10} Herald office. . See eS See Ls PHOTOGRAPHERS AND AMBROTYPISTS. — HIS RB TWO Wanted, a situa‘ion, bys young man of practical ox, Be ee Ee oad ue ean nches, oF first A a gentlemen can be accommodsted wita furnished perience in Both bra lhe on jptazen tn 8 Fooms in s private famity. Partiah board for the geatleman. Clase gallery, Address Phomograploen: Herald OB ee eed man thirdath street. is = ar be SIUATION, 48 BOOKERERER O8 FEW YOONG GENTLEMEN GAR BS AQQOMMO. PS cogent ‘ an Engl ho bas bad elght dated wi rd if rer ere - ff eit ocentaeber: ki bill and rent » | ed ina phd Bey teil ana a 4 Saewonn furniture ‘address A. sly a box 183 Herald office. a, J quire for one w LP WANTED— LB FURNISHED ROOM—TO LET. TO ONE OR TWOGEN- A RESPECTABLE ULET ae BE ACCOM - Oe... WA oa FEMA a rar Hoenn, the bask pazioe on te firet floor of the motern ee modated with raiabed aoarnsnts, Ft privilege fe c WANTED—IN A DINING SALOON; SHE | bouse 8 Grand street. None but respestable parties need | ook in bitcbem; no 0! ‘One or two children; in & pr A Shast‘undersiaud ber bosinres well, apply a1 459 Lat vate house, 143 ¥: street. Pi desiring board need tween 27th and 28th ete ‘English preferred, notapply. No bill on house. ¢ LOWER M4KERS WAWTED—ALSO GIRLS 70 LEABN, ANAL STREET SALOON.—TO LET, THE OLD ESFAR- A lished place, ly knows aa the Jenn; Lind Saloon. __ wanes paid while lenraing. Apply af SE Koake ot. Board equal to any hotel. House and farnivure firw\ class. | No. S{2Gaualeiects wear West broadway. Apply on the ITTLE GIRL WANTED 110R 12 YEARS OF AG ro ler quire at 99 Mark's place, premises, hai sicsecsiiey Cy ore eS oe DES{ROU8 OF GOOV RUOMS, pO ° ca snd ahve 7 focnsenne vriees, forts of a aaa ye foun: very ro: ie Le ean 2¢ Pandsome ao coanmods calling at 182 rand BEIRABLE LOCATION. —TO LET, THE NBAT BRICK use, So. 49 Waiker street. south side. eight ; lot lot 254110 feet, The avove is s very wn residence, of & good Loox TAINERS WANTE aD Om one 000P rm to suchas wit | rect mreet_nearly opposite Fellows ‘® Dusiness td dwelling house eaenecied; there is two Win Lirowa Con 443 Broadmays PY Any Gay tle WOK | OA RD.—10 LET, WITH BOARD, A FRONT ROOM ON itregatret. apply at enh eee = - D coors with bed! EEDA, 0, third oor al : ANTED—A GOOD COOK:, ONR WHO, UNDER, | a3le for sing ‘gentlemen or geutlowen snd thelr wives Nando baking, io willing PNP ER; | cation very plessnut; house eth modern improvements : {x- OR RENT LOW-THRES OFFICES, ON SECOND ous ing pan dates Lae PNeferences exchanged. le gy ey ie oor of Mo. 175 Broadway, | Comin: diods entrances rom to 208 references, ma ly at —e Brook: yn, between ten and ome o'clock, for two days. Wan, IMVEDIATELY—IX GOOD SEWERS Wao understand how to make up ladies’ underclothes, pt ny ats Mt 28 Waverley 5 piace. ANTED—AN HONEST GIRL. HAVING SOME boowiedge of the French Sart. to do the general housework of a family « ques of two persons. References requled, Addrens 667 Broadway. mil: way. Brosdway and No. 2 Vortlanat stree vir & 00, 212 Brosdway; afler aug OOMB AND POWSE TO LET--VERY Cd#aP, At Oak Hall, Nos. 84 aad 86 Fulton s:reet. Asmsli casting shop. One very large well lighted room. OARD.—TO i. Bind BOARD, IW A PRIVATE house, suits of handsome beget pT ond es floors, with separate baths Algo, several single rooms, w! bath and gas,” apply at 79 Ninth surect, between Dalvarsiy place and Fifth avenue. OARD AT 118 EAST FOURTESN?TH STREET. —A FEW fearless le rooms can be with fuilor pardal inner at six 0’; Reference rei ANTRD—A YEMALE COOK, THAT KNOWS HOW seem rane ana pards ho orcer. pb ROARD IN CLINTON STRERT, BROOKLYN.—THRER ‘convenient i anta. "Gae or Caden style; CaN ry te or four gentiemen, ean ve Sasderacty ectomeastent | Seman nil doy. pts eet DAOWN, Lil Neseca Lafayette place. with partis! and newly furnished rooms, at No. 15 | street, room fi remises, Ciinton street, convenient to ferences required. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A HANDSOMELY FUR. weg, also rooma on the shir oor, tomb on weyers. Sly. on Foe particulars apply 96 Congress street, Brooklyn. Boar? 0 yf BROOKLYR b ig —A yas ieemsen ai aectly iho. Holghta Soe, minute's walk on ett ‘on fights, one minute’s from Wall erect ferry.” References given ead required ae — A prem ope WET NURSE IN AN AMERI- - Apply Greenwieh avenue, New York. .— FRENCH “BALESWOMAN WANTE (OT > IH A quired. Toquire, Monday. Lavoratory, <8 Laurens ¢ ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG GIRL, 70 Go to the couniry 10 do general housework; she itd ‘understand her business, apply at 148 West Wau STEWARDR6S FOR AN OCEAN STSAM- coin gom sire 2o evel with private familles to, Barope ‘leans Kespectab! plonse calle at {LOUIs k KAUPMAN'S, 766 Broadway. prciasoendarritentiniranatomacie heeds enacan Hee THE TRADES. _ OABD SSS Ay HE A lady, aurve and OBL a Yew pe gut of te at teat must be mode Address A. Post office, Bopin WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, IN A private (amily, below Fourth street. near Brosdwa; Unexcepuonabie reference given. "Al: T story, le for = Rees; wi and wi davon oa’ tame floor stcne three story and basement bouse, on Forty eig! moe ‘avenue: rent $650, ‘or for male. owe ‘erms moderate. dren An Mee beraid cilice. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN ‘A PMALL Ae DESIRES TO PROCURE AN BNUAGE- _feapectanie privai famiiy; woald loanof advance area | I’ be four sory and baseinont house No. 1 Nasaat ot ‘gona sum if sul ev wi address, with cont LJ for bad ailaaae Rent $450. AS ee ‘ana considerable experience, addres Ri H,Dox 1.iil | mumberim amily, location, olay Lanza. Outen Bavare Post of costaining ton rooms Font ofiee. JEWELLERS.—WANTED, A SIOAPIO“ AS ‘manufactory, or one to travel and sell goods. foe. References ex: BOARDING CIRANSIENT OR PRRMANENT YAMI- fs bealthy, airy dence, can tnd vu ial ie rooms at 19 Weet 23d st, wear St bve- m a i AND COOLER Ren: $300. inquire of Ace PARNG |, 269 Bowery. Write owes D—1WO FRONT BRICK LAYE&S TO GO TO the countr’ street, New York, THAN THE COUNTRY. — ‘one red worker: one must bring meals are, ences ges per day and espouses. "Apply w Wal Ly eiloney. ai the Biancard House, BeSuiway nad | fvote, wit or witsoat im Jr, 7 Hawt A wenty ft Twelfth Summer rates low. acy, Fifth avenue For further information — — ‘apply at the Madison square Fost office. eer rar CAPABLE OF TAKING charge ef m@ consiry sest with ornamental grounds, lawns, grapery. and vegeta’ ‘An Ba- Fay am Fishman and an Sumarried man pret with L chord, gre, no, beeaen Feferenees, bor 1,046 Fostolice. Kadrcan Herald oftes. INTELLIGENCE E OFFICES. ANTED—A_ BOOK KEPER, TWO CLESKS FOR Ddetween Court ap b mt vad tek: two conductora. three ele: ki bedrooms and witoben. c pocny aud ot “in fe ot aes rs , __ F * i = wo ‘men for steamers and — ae Apply to ‘ovis RAUPMAN S00 Droatway. [0 FERT_WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, HELP V WANTED_MALES, oon WANTRD.—A Wi Acris, Ye baving good ho understands weil aoe LOWER PART OF THE macagement of horses, and ts willing to make Nieseeit T ty-ninth street, east of geserall ‘useful between Wand S o'clock at SL Gtambers st, up stairs; & colored re! ‘man preferred. = basement Uo large peror, tree on : ANTRD—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDRRSTANDS Sem taaeee embroideries in all ite branches, ibe stamp! ap ee perigee Le first door, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. Wisma shames MAN, ACCUSTOMED i THR Cs parks PAIR OF BAY Houses Fc FOR oR RAL Ly ceen’s pence, pene Hew Tere, & nding | oars i 38 min from stront, D eee. harness, oarrisges, grounds shrubbery And PATA m Ghambery Re arts vet me Dae minuiss, and are sold for no fault, bi be A wo ot Mie, reraabe Fy gptoutarnocinece uid 'M. Soke | Bomeesaiasnanng pie om oa Whos | SPECS una Pneay Api emcee Mee er os model 8 Broad st., Mond Boor miae —-——— ~NEW 0 vo “BRETE FOR SALE—NEVER = ARTED AN AMERIOAN LAD, ABOUT SIXTEEN Bra of furned apar men metnaet, tar ieuinn nat Gis Aas Apply to PETER DUBOIS’ carriage manulac WY zesrnot age, 0 Sits at bemnene Maw zeude | featiemen, let, with board, by the week, month or year, | "2:%2Greenestree, "ASS MMNNI ob and Haters.“ a. sore Raa Finuer a.” Bingo pea doen lows ov tna he hoon A HORSE, CART AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP ODGINGS—CLEAN AND COMPORTABLE D- geld anpasete bere te sound ‘Hotel, corner kind, and a ris has been used fi comch ae” Y’ .. roukiori Crest 6b abe. and Se ver sieht we tree tt snes ‘ nan daarecea Sopp aa : Loon? TUREDAY RVENTING, (IUUY 13, 16 RIDING Sis per weeks TTBRSON. from the corner of Brostway and Eleventh sirest to Fulton ferry, ina Fifth ‘evenve siage, large cameo brea ‘0 SINGLE gy BMEN CaN ACCOMMODA Pin, on which \s tbe gare of & crowned female in Ube atiiude led with partial beard and large pleasant rooms. in pL ‘The finder will leave if at the milliaery store 539 ps Sg jamily, at lid Sullivan sreet, between Prince a 1 T%S OR TapEe SINGLE GRENTLEMZN = A. GEN. @wan and wife can be accommodated with pleasant roma, wih fail of paral board, 161 Franklin ‘tires, on greet, near uh as O8T-ON PRIDAY, JULY 16 IN PASSING FROM ANTED—A FURNISHZD ROOM, OX SECOND FLOOR, sins heating coara efi SE pall ft veer | deme hon We Besse” saaag eae Asa AS era ose + re to | areas 3 . oy Herald P. 673 Houston # , oF ‘& Barker's, Lane. oftice. Dg ye (pay ey Canntaca O8T—SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK, FROM ane and aie, ane a yop cla perietay sod at sawp, or ie one of the Wall nest Une at deme be i" | Foe Ste tromed his im 240 and cam do ft again, tween Twelfth and Bieventh mreets, a smail pooks: cook, For: ‘at the corner of Stillman ares qrataining & number of amall bilR and an emcloned Ietier and Flashing avenue, JO0M WILSON, pT, me Feeihh won wi conde ae R BALE—A BROWN BAY HOMSR, OF EXTRA a liberal 5 syle and aotion, Kind and sound, of Mi ‘iso, a top wagon, made by nderbill, tox, Bouth cb ae As Ata : FoR SALE-BRIGHT BAY; BUGGY AND HAR. 's ay * sched 7 ieee A A feiwontin oe AP fom grt Micwaatg Rules Sop alt NRK —WA A, A cur | rae 7 Address, with partic Meee, 5 nacre 155 MIGEMEN TOR Wate Tae "puss nee oon, sar ik Sir, laa Z hay bag outa tre accom of land om Teath ‘AOONTO, NOTIOR.—THE MEMBERS © the firm Novem iy 10 TAMES ANDRRSOR 90 hae i aero are A set mreet, aecond story t off NTED—A AQUARE TROFTER, OT rf Die BH RENARD Lost, ox MonDay. THM Ler INst. ak "By ordar JORN CARLTON, Ww. aes = we ie etal en aed Broad way i PTO Diack and whi wi B. Unpennis age, color, , prioe and epecd, box 163 Ni spew of frown over his ayes; otk ne Cooretaey. ee if retarned, or $25 Sere ots ants from pens, DA LAGHT ONE HORDE ROGKAWAT-OR ANTED—A LIGHT ONS HORSE ROCKAWAY. in exchange for a somes rose woot bil tard nt | ieee ve first rate land at $2aancre, Address B., G00D ROAD FANTRD—0 PUROHARE A GOOD ROAD HORT cme WY ryateinters quay riady, in ond app aon. SXny "perm ‘rotating omer, cee Information of recovery of the goods, Will reotive ihe aoe Sere es foe le ali lento the windward sal Sic er Wass July ™ io oe of take the "som en gove her onirseoe ie. The Two iby, vad a have entered. “NROWN Vac 0, $30" RAW ARD.—LOST, A GOLD HUNTING WATON, ai tbe ihe Bey street House, ‘on the morning of ibe ob ll be paid on returmog the waish tothe omnes of i the Dey street House. ARD—AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, 1 1000, two miles and repeat CORRRSPOND er ee tearm ee Fee | Brg Gray Hygisy: We. agerigte yang Indy with » eb, 30, ‘and oonin stolen therefrom The watcd waa it eae a mw AR & ages rum fom Pook BN sat ainsere feptien manufactured by aa, Liverpool, No. 4,406. flip ferry, Williams SHAW a se ailire, rr: y, atation fe LITERATURE. Prsalac ser avensans AND DINI#9 BALOORN, Sxtaren compose and revel to let, Inquire on te prem: » 94 Pearl mroot, $5 ager on Friday m. gn. “met Ride” (niack: and two ‘The above reward wil! be peid Fed 10 ibe devecwon v1 19 E NEW PUBLICATIONS, _ 10 BOOK DEALERS —WANTED, A LARGE NoMGER of books of any derortotion. for which eass will be paid Adareas W, 1. A., vox 1 Gersid affiog, 2 AD TRUC, & Gold wrest, LET—THE NEAT THREE STORY BRICK HOUIK above 152d atreet; eleven rooms; 001 oo bas -20, A SMALL: F FIRST CLASS May Pond ; the house is of the Heary Hansey, in piano LET—A SUIT OF SEVEN ROOM#, OW SECOND rent suitabl oe Light busi- ‘Aiko lodge rooms to let; rent $7 per month. ae ee perty. om | eee peed PAmem, Tre Oe BASEMENTS, yoo pT Rent $300. Lnquir o of ihe owner JOUR Sake, No. Se ee Sean, Se Se eRe ee SALES OF REAL ESTATE. peveuconses mn dines spat WisaINne a TeE hay g heh a VILLAGE OF acres, good for 1” ba ~r} Souvh Hill Railroad tr: raga ae # B. HOLDEN, oan gaLE—As BRAUSIFUL counts of ac~ a muses are in gapital ordor Sad read for oscupene7, ‘with ail the a errata ae wiil be sold sepa- or the most liberal terms. apply to venue. Jas | MoLAUGHLIS. a (EICHANGE Fc FOR A SMALE PLAGE Ary sept on tbe New wr Haven fallee fro New Yorks Lew undance of fruit aud spade trees, “ow of the Bound, ene ins M eRe 326 fourth avenue. OB BALE—366 BRID ae iB STREET, BROOKLYS, Bee ‘tween Jobn+oa strest and Myrtle sveuues, a new three font ‘aitic ana basement and under cellar house, containing 16 d bedrooms. Prive $4 100; $2,660 can remain fore. ears. Inquire on the the premies, ‘a OR BaLa—10 LOTS ON STH av, pe CEN- 3 7 lots ‘th av., pameee fos on ‘path at 4 m4 lots on einer, between 36% and ont sta st ‘Mh av, between Slat and $2 sts ; 4 lots ow 35th st. fob aves init st. near 10th a¥.; 2 lote wits buti mr $5 is 4 late oormer 1ith av ieee J on south side of 42d st, 11d on 82a Dewees lets aud tis avert ton iithay, near Gad st; 2 ‘on thay, petween 76 4 lots on correr of et. amd 4.b a a between 2 sod 8h also several blos¥a 0 footds im the viel rag of Cent Park. Apply 0. JuHN VL VE, 387 90h tn this ef roperty {a any of or el sin good lovality, two geod bi +f sen sa Won (iste aueet, built on the modern style sn: 4 im the bast I GATENEY No. 10 Ventre erect. pany Bales gpm hy AND LOF 996 HeiTeR tioulars inquire of TASUDUKE SLU X- VESANT: 12 Uendes street. PF SALE OR EXCHANGE~ SBVBRAL | ValgapLa farms. of from 60 v0 116 acres, situated im the State of miles of Ga.dwineville, and 12 m‘iee wood and land. have good improve! wi sod on fongy terms OF exchange! for sy = Apply to P. B. ie WiLKiNe, Aucuoaeer, No. 6 Pi 00ds of #1 Inquire of AU Sabnnox, 65 1 QTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY a SALE oR we changed og Ey os w eTER 1. or A. JUUBNEAY, Jeo 62 Warren sreci, | ‘new Tonks yANTED TO PURCHASE IN NEW YORK CITY, AWY kind of cash business, £¢ be of some A Beery HOIETING AN AND CaRTING pouats FOR 8aLE— in constant a —— ten Sa fay in ain roe an for an Cariing, Herald ofice 04L YARD FOR pane UBAS fares of 8 oot i zene for » ale Haas Jaqnire ce on AND FIX. the ore piece, ‘Eighth avenues, fem GOODS, LAND OR OTHER [PRO- for manufacturing "7 oe of nee: cpt apa New Jersey or portaus et the same. mil be diayonnd Lenton oo Sbakpatate fay & £008 So's piano- heen the ep x) i P's ae ie meme wure@; part of the city; for sale Tuquire corner tdi estant aster = ay. ‘Ap: ust be auld, FF" BALE—A = SHORING, ggg ae wheelwrigbt natad lebead twent lean Tor tert 0 Joa anf Fen Ia. wire at 146 Chris: topber street, corner » reenw ich. - pp eg ary deg eR DW: o MR DWRLL- dtroet avout 0, feet; rosie fos putes sion: to 1st the honee Ta Bond street. “Inquire at lb ‘Bond ees ty sm: BARR F FURNITURE AxD FIXTO! es (ior five years Premine seis aod 1 Oliver siege wreck, Now Yark, Dogeth ow Xow together with the SAL He Sts es oath sersety OAP AND CANDLE FACTORY WOR’ de sold for $1,800, the owner cn ae tn of payment a ropert, Seber cree om ee ous Dusioess. Inquire of J... Muniorn 30 Walls RE IN TAR POR AALR AT a GbeAT STEM Em SOONER FoR ale, AL toma more io ieee peees cong. ‘8 go0t business, in erage HLL, A TIAGLBY. No.8 Nasene ence eee 2 MILKMEN AND OTHRRA — Togs or mo mile routea, Wik ara roc fairies of Somer? morning, a treme = aS. aOR SALR. A RETAIL JEW ER: 1 Woeation; may to pay weil by ae re saplial th than now employed. UT COM. ~ yy COAL papopante, AND x A sche ine Sp —— 4 mere athe are Te Comm' Thom fe ESS) = GRORGE 8TARR, '$ Amoniments. NES erie eae mens Will be helt at ther Cor mi serra dinanocs Ro. 81 Chamber one day, the Zt nat 2PM, Pardes ini becpeere noticnd aa > pet baliding sewer oe rorty a ree Th ale Fitth and Seventh avenues, are not ed as ik ot nau TouAuris, fieane wa 5 JOHN HB 4 OTIOR—THE COMMITTEE OW t SEWERS, OF 1 Board of ( eéneminy, the ie inst,, at three P M., in the oflle of the Croton Boer efore the committes tre reyaemet to aM Comm (eg. on Phat Ald. Meo aRty, GRO, ROSS, Rewer,