The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1858, Page 3

Lows XIV., and to which freeh impulse was leon I more shan naif a century ago, has fresh attacks, and of this occasion the for iropy gives ita ignopie nid to the violence , thank God! when an Min- wortby of being shown to our brave neignbors of Porte- mouth or Plymouth. Eaob nation possesses, without dis- gs hyd reciprocal Itmitation, a naval estaviishment suited the alarm bell in against an imaginary as by which tae hen nation will not suffer itself ‘be alarmed, would obtain very miserable success i as their voice the British coast should bristle with re- and capnon; if in full peace a numerous army should be amembied on a coast that nothing menaces, and which is more londly demanded by the sles of the war ‘fm China and in ; if, in fine, Great should ex- banst the treasure for these distant operations, wo really urgent, In order to tranquiliza the unioaatod ‘wneasiness of some ridiculous avd Wmid dreamers. And ivion, if France, radéug in hor ranknesé and good fubh, should ‘as she is accused of doing, perfiieus desigas a friendly Power, what greater triumph could 18 E E} 4 E ! those unskilfu) writers prepare for hor than to ruin the Pnances snd wear out the population of the adversary which it is by a! means endosvorea to create, without having fitted out o-stugio ship or assembled a single regt- formidable coast, and in that gigaatic port, are to Ggare in send + if than a century aod a A ns amount of millions has been ex- ery year since 1803, in the face of the The Emperor of the French was actuated noble and courteous feeling, like all those by which British dees to share seen GEE ee 4 nocepted by hi es ore seen or Bigieas, ant or y the Qaoen o: EST By the atareninen who sit yn her counsiis, The sound guns of the two allied Powers unived to celovrate solemn inauguration wili be the best reply to make to Lene of the speed and {ts adherents, whom it among demagogues impa- to find in a European war, which they will be power- to excite, some chance of success for their anarchical ns. ERLEESEaY 3 i MM. Millaud’s Financiering In France. [From Gali "8 '» July 23.) nop, the banker, bas addressed a letier to tho journals in reply to thatot M. Millaud, He gaye taat so far beck as July, 1867, be commenced law proceedings pp ee bees person to have the compact which binds nim Paignon) to the Associa’ Financiére pat an end to, ‘be does not understand banking vious in the manner {n which M. Millaud does, aad use he ‘would not accept the responsibility of his circulars.” He declares that he allowed that action to stand over at the yequest of M. Millaua bimself, in the hope of an arrange- In April he resumed ft, and on the 1ltn of May, M. ‘Millaud, to frighten him, made a call for money, although fn its present state bis association bas no need of additional . “It was therefore,” remarks M. Paignon, “my action which lea to the call of fands—not the call of funas ‘which caused my action.” After stating that heascepts the respousidility of the etatements made in his sammous, ad communicated the other day to the judge sitting ia chambers, be says that M. Millaud has commenced a new action him before the Tribuas! of Commerce for payment of a sum which be himeelf sdmits not to be duo $l the 12th Avgust, sod which the judgo in chambers has probibited bim from demanding; also that M. Millaud I for the ivjury done him by the publication in the news; rs of a report ef the proceedings before the judge, acd he calls both these acts “ insencate,” and likens them ‘to the'scare- erows which peasants eet up ia the fields to frighten away birds.” He concludes by saying that as on the 17ta March last he formally aemanded from M. Millaad the munple reimburrement of bis money, and was refused it, though some of his partners were reimbursed, M. Millaud an ‘only impute to himself a discassion which he culls ‘am aliack on bis bonor and credit.’” ‘Tee Bulwer Lytton Domestic Imbroglio. MBITAR FROM HER LADYSHIP’S KEEPSR WHEN UNDSR KESTRAINT. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON STAR, Whilet Lacy Bulwer Lyston remained under my care I 434 not consider myself at liberty to reply to the various injurious reports that bave been circulated res} ing my share in the affaire of Sir Edward and Jady Lytton; but now that ber ladyship is no longer so, baving left my house on Saturday last to travel with her son, I think it right, for the vindication of my ewn character, to juivocally contradict the assertion that Lady dof her liberty and conngued use at Brentford, the keeper of received the necessary bat I received, F I meq was ‘‘feloniously & a notorious mi which ia named Bll.” I not onl; order for ner reception into my also, two medical certificates, sigued by legally qualified rienced medical men. | deny thas ladyahip ivly removed ty policemen,” or that a police- man ever touched ber. ler ladyship’s compauion, the nat styuen omy hase, and she id accompany Lad, mn to my » accompany Bor’ ana wae with her ladyship at least halfan hour after ouse,’”’ “buried im the depths of a lunatic Dastille,”’ or “lett alone with individuals in a ghastly state of lu- bacy,’’ oF thet ale was even restrained by bolts or bars. Her iady had the uty of going out, whenevar sho ha; indeed, she migtt be seen almost every night ‘st one of the ne’ towns—Richmond, Acton, Han- well or Ie! 5 Being ene of the of Wyke House,a hanatic Jetter, snd remain, sir, yours, Xo. — ret PoaERT GARDINER HILL. Invexsees Loner, Bagstrorn, Jaly 19, 1855. [F¥om the London Jaly ‘We find it impossible to leave iy Bal Lytton’s ane io tho mystery that now saraounds it Notwith standing our desire that a controversy #0 revolting should ‘be at rest, an obreure compromise is now out of the nestion. fhe public require explanations far diffsrout rom thore which have hitherto been published. fhree communications appearing in oar Columns this day, out of more than toree hundred we received, point to tacts allowed. The constitution of the country, it has been has been perverted to sarrepiitious objects; the ubservient to the will of a too in- tempormries resin silent,"aod our net an. forme os plamly whes interpretation is upea their onteting Lr} wore coercing ahd sstie i upon & more factory inves } J 1 into the conduct of Mir Biward Bulwer Lydon, in re! to the recent kidnapping of hi wife Did he make am unjostiiiadle ose Of a medical vertifieate obtained trom two unknown medical men? Was his wife seized by tweachery and force, and kept in \llegal derance unt she agreed to an equivceal compromise? Ie she even now at Lberiy? Who are her companions, and under wiiat oir cumstances is the travelling upon the Continent? An ominous mystery hangs over the entige traae- action, and the evidenge in our hants compels us to way that, until we hkve Lady Balwer's personal statement, declaring herself satiaded with i ‘vate convention signed at Brentford, we at recommend oar readers t withhold sheir opinion ‘a to tho chivalry which the Right Momorable se- cretary of the Colonies baa exhioited ia the matter. He ip DO light thing that a member of the ment stands uncer this formidable impatation. 2 soandel @til) fermenta ae ee circle of society, and from: ‘all parts of the kingdom entreaties pour we to porso- vero in exposing the abominable Of the lunacy lew and the atrocious abanes of whic! may b> renuered the instrument. Young Mr. Robert Milwer Lytton, in the in torest of his father—from whom his personal expectat.one are derived—naturally endearors to screen his family name from dingrace, put in the pablic to be appeared by a letter dated from the baronet’s own residence in Park lane, end awkwardly stad! jn ite mystifcation’ In contrast with this equivocal logy, Vague and evasive written by Lady document extant @ and consigned, probably, to irretrievable eup- . ’ Failing this, however, we pat the question to . he is cognizant of any rtate- ment made by bis own mother, and Dearing out, literally ‘end circumstantially , the version of the case to which wo have ourselves referred. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TELEGRArIT. ante do bxponed the outrage done 19 puohe nioorty which you have éx ne outrage puniic liverty and public justice by the hosbana of Lady Bulwer Lytton. Your continued watehfalness and ald may not have been renderea unnecessary by te tly A py yn which have been annoonced. Heaven help ly Lyuon, travelling abroad under the guardianship of “ aifection,’ = the stigma of insanity resting upon ber, and avail at any time for any purpore. ‘the fetter of Mr. Seder Lytton explaine nothing— Tk dose not even show whore Lady “My mother is now anawors novhing. Lytton is. Mr. Robert Lytton says, ‘with me—free from all restraint.” Mr, Robert lyiton's letter tm dated No, 1 Park lane, Joly 17, 1858." No.) Park lane in the town residence of Sir F. B. Lytton, who is now in London, Does Mr. Robert Lytton moan to say that his mother ip—or was on Gaturday iset, when the lower ty ‘There \# more than meets the eye in thin. Is Lady Bolwer Lytton “free from all restraint?’ Woat ever the nature of the family arrangement that i# sail 69 bag been C+ itis My that it waa mate while Lady 4 was in dnrance, and consequentiy not a free a 5 and if thas arrangement has transferred her from ihe eae tody of Mr, iil, at Brentford, to the onatody of bor own son and husband, at No. 1 Park lane, tre padlic may rea. sonably doubt whether Lady Lytton is yet free, only her prison houre that has been “i? Mr. Rover’ Lytion faye:—From the moment my father felt com. ied to authorize those steps which have been made the eubject of so much misrepresentarion, bis anxiety was to obtain the opinion of the most experienced and able physicians, n order that my mother should no; be subject Acot for one momens longor than was atrictly just! neh was hm charge to we.” If Sit Edward was po solicitous $ procure the opinigns of,the most expe- Mr. Lytton published are ‘exaggerated aad distorted,” but he does ‘not explain how, nor sprcify apy eingle fact asa misrepre- sentation and untruth. He deals only in vague generali- ties, whereas the sccusatious are specific, and susceptible of direet dieproof if they are untrue. Mr. Lytton gays he has the best right to speak on behalf of his mother, acd hae ‘the best means oe ‘and ages that nis “simple assertion’ ‘at once be hard to refuse ‘son; and, in ordi- Dary cages, one would not feel inclined to do the pres jontance, the tirely uader the intluencerof hia father, and to have been, opposed to his mother, had not sought atter his mother, nor c ber, nor even #een her, for nearly seventesn yecrs, until he met her at the hustiags at Hertford on the o of the recent election there? Is it wue thet, on that oxa- tion, he made the preliais attempt which culmi pated at the house of Me. Hale Too nopeon, in Clar- gee street, to pat his mother in a madhouse, by send ing a physictan to see her at the house of the Mayor of Bertford. to whom she was paying a visit? And if so, was this done in obedience to @ threat which more than one person heard Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton utter upon the bustings? Is it true that, when his metner was Kia- Lr d in Clarges street, and ber cousin, Miss Ryvee, raa out into the street, and seeing Mr. Lytton waiting outsite, eutreated him to interfere and procure assistance 0 pre veut bis mother being carried off to Brentfora, he refased to have anything to do with the matter? If neither ore nor other of these things be true, Mr. Lytton mey claim to be heard; bat if they are true, we may greatly douot the “affection” which he lays claim to, aad refuse to ac- cept bis ‘simple assertion” on bis father’s behalf, a3 an answer to facts which have not been other wise disproved, Other questions suggest themselves, no: direcily affect. cae. Lytton, but important to a true understanding of ‘this paininl case, Mr. Lytton seys, speaking of what oc- curred after her ladyship had been carried off to Brent- ford, “I put myself in constant communication with my mother * * * and [carried ont the injunctions of my father, who confidrd to me implicitly every arrangement which my affection could and enjoined me to avail myself of the advice of Bnaftedury in what- ever was judged best and kindest to Lady Lytton.” Is thig a solemn farce, a pisce of well acted hypocrisy, or a trvth in letier and spirit? Is it conceivable that sir E. B. Lytton, not having set eyes on his wife for seventeen years, and Jeavivg her to live and suffer and complain during all that time upon £400 a year, suddenly became #0 tenderly wolicitous on her behalf as to require that ail that was “best and kindest’ should bedone woher? Way is Lord Shattebury imtroduced? for any genuine or honest purpose? or to give the shelter of his sanctity to the de feated perpetration of a cruel outrage? Mephistopheles might envy the jus which suggeeted the meation of Lord Shaf‘sbury as the advieer and referee of Sir E. B. Lytwp. But what famcbiefly anxious to know is whother the reference to Lord shaftebury, and aif the recent steps taken in this case, were not the result of the pubilcity given to the outrage «n Lady Lytton, and especially of aa intimation of a an emrnd and imperative character re- ceived from an illustrious pereonage, whose hoaored name I am ioih to introduce into thie discussion. People tay that this 1s 0, and that the delayed kindness—if it be kindness—-was compulsory. The certificates appended to Mr. Lytton’s letter are not properly “certificates.” They are intended as opens for the conduct of Sir Edward Balwer Lytton. sat, though put forward with thts view, they prove nothing in his favor. ihe atmple fact they substantiate is, that the state of Lady Lywon’s mina “is such as w jastity her liberation from restraint.” If that be so, we are war- ranted in asuing whether the state of Lady Lytton’s mind could also be auch ag to warrant her being out under re. atraint? It ia easy tosee that the “ ica.c”? of Dr. Forbes Winslow is but an answer to cortaw questions cleverly put by Mr. Edwin James, the learned counsel, who was strangely employed by Mr. Lytton, and whose object was to extract trom Dr. Winelow everything that he could on behalf of Sir Edward, and noth’ inst him. And yet the answer, although not travelling out of the range of the questions which evidently were pat, is unfavorable. Dr. Winelow does indeed say that “apon the facts that he bas asceriained were submited to Sir Edward, and upon the certificates of the medical men whom he was advised to consult,” the course he has pursued ‘cannot be considered as barab and unjustila- bie.” But this ‘sa part of toe question upon which we are all competent to form an opinion; and if it should ap. od that the facta submitted to Sir Edward Lytton were facts suggested by himeelf, and the medical men on whose certificates he acted were employed by him (which is the fact), Dr. Forbes Winslow’s opinion upon this part of the question goes for nothing. The more one inquires into the case, carefully listening to what has been written on bobalf of the defendant, the more convinced one becomes thet ® great wrong (which {t le Dow stiempted to gloes over) has been done That wrorg bas been done, not to Lady Lytton only, but to society, Her wrata may be appeased, her personal wounds may have received a plaieter, and ber personal friends may have been flattered and cajcled into silence, or even into denying what they themselves nave writen; ‘but is the public d, or the wrong that has deen dono to society atoned for, while the case of Lady Bulwer Lytton remaina uniovestigated, and the conduct of her husband escapes official and public censure’ Is any one of us sate #0 long as the law ite the “next of kin’? to do what bas been done unto Lady Lydon? ‘The Daily raph has nobly urged the necessity of an alteration of the law. But how is this to be brought about, unless the facts of this illustrative case are investi- and ex) ? Every one of the daily metropolitan mysteriously silent on Lye og you the people will look the inquiry, #0 that the \ hich permits shadow, e, cvagend- |GLISAMAN, Important from China. ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES UP THE PSI-HO RIVER—CAP- TURE OF THE FORTS—THE REBRLB IN NINGPO— ACCIDENTAL LOSSES OF FRENCH TROOPS—PUBLIC ALARM IN CANTON, From China our Hong Kong dates are to the 7th of Jane. forts at the On the 204 the force commenced advancing up the river, The weather war cool, and the aq) aa exoel- Jent health and A deapateh from Hong Koog rays that serious alarm was folt at Canton, And thet quantities of goods wore being sent lo Hong Kong for safety. At Canton on the 24 June an attempt was made, with- out any good effect, t2 route the braves on the mouatains ip the my At Boug 1g exchange was quoted at 4s. 7d. for credit. At chan, i Jind a, — we ee the pews fram Pei-lio. pew wilk was}favorabiy reported vpon. Exobange Ce 1d for br bilia; 6@. 1)ga. @ Ga, 2d. for credits. ‘At Canton trade wes almost a a complete stand still. ‘The London Jimes of the 2éth ult. saya the captore of the forte at the mouth of the Pei-Ho occupied two tours, and the ken was seventy four wounded and twelve killed, moetly French. ‘The allied forces wore advanctug on Polen. From the Hong Kong Negister, May 22) There Ce several letters In our oon (Nort China Herald) {rom the scene of diplomatic , bat the writers are evidently as little acqanitted with the in- tentions of the plenipotentiaries as we in the seuih are. The Ssmpeon, which came down here for exta stores of every Kind, iw take up two companies of Royal Eog'- the Fifty. ninth regiment have orders to start atan hour's warning. We very maoh fear vhat matters cannot be looked poo as proceeding satisfas torily. The Ing: day given ae soove mentioned was the 30th wlt., and the starting # vessel on the 20in looked as if t was tenets her pe MG clore. Liste ox pectation van be entertained of anything satiefactory from the teterview with the new High Commissioner, judging Chinese by their own rules, as moet likety he will try to procreaunate. Even if matters were settled by a treaty granting every thing we asked, we fear there will be litle chance of i Deing Detter observed than the last Aus tresty which stops short of the F@peror and resident aq! 1 audience with ora at Pekin will leave trings ag Dad, if not worse, than i} found them. SIPs OF WAR IN THE GULF OF PRCTIELI. We give tho list of shipe of war now backing the de- mande of the allies and the entreaties of the two neutral ih th Oommander, —_——_——_—_—_— Lieut. F. W. Hellowes. Rear Admiral Sir M. Lises. J. 8. Hudson, Roderick Dew. , A. Campbell. dir F. W. Nicolson, Bart, Lieut. A. A. Hoskins, ‘Lieut. L. Wildman, Saml. G, Crossweil. Vrignend. Latood, Bre. [Say stead Oat pegnes. Dares, Berranger. ‘by Ad. R. do Genonilly Reynead. Laveque, Thoyon. tr A113 frigate: 13] frignte ¢jsteamer =| Chilachot, Markets. ThE LONDOM MONEY MARKETS {From the Liverpool Times (City Article), Juty 24.) The money market keeps pientifully sappiet a) tow rates, There is little demand fof actommodation, how ever, either at ihe Back or in the open market, The if H = i $3 HI Hs ig H The follo are the lust of the exchanges bred and I “ree LONDON, Short. On Paris...25 6825 12} On London, 26 09a 2 06 Amet’mll 16a11 1636 “ Amet/rd@.21S a Sta) [From the Londen Times (City Articie), Joly 24.) The despatches from lodia and Ohima (>day, . with the statement of the Chanceiior of the Fache ver last evening tbat the incoming revenue has thus far excesded anticipations to an extent to fully cover the edditional ex. penditure of £485,000, authorized since the production of the Budget, caused the funds to epen at @ farvaor advance of one-eighth, which wae steadily main'ained to the close. After reguiar hours there was increase} firmoces. sae Joreign exchanges rates geaerally were sighly ir. rexch threes show ofeantionnt dactine Jaly 24, Taare 4 to 3 wae cetabliebed, and the market closed at the bigh- eat ee ee on In the t market there was a good demand for money. Choice bilia 2\¢ per cent. Bal.ioa operations pearcely deserve notice. The tenders fur the £300,000 reserved for the public out pA Rd ms eobergin CIC ny Fc Td four per cent were opened yesterday at inion Bask: of Australia. The minimum having been aunowsced as £107, it was found that spplications tor only £122 000 were above that *, bord bids were from CY dy to 100%, 1 tenders acce| apd rejocted represented an ag- gregate of no less £1,225,200, thas farnianing tres @vidence that there is an almost untimited eayply of mo bey ready (or investment in really solid securties at even high priree. ‘The action which Mr. Mowatt, the late Secretary of the Great Nortbern Railway, brought against the directors of that company for what ne called bie wrongful dismissal from office, was tried at Choimeford yerierday. Mr. Mowatt was dismissed on the acsornt the! the suc cese of Redpath’ ude was mainly ettributable to his negligence; while, on tne other haad, he (leclared ne urged upon the directors to institute an investigation into Red- path’s accounts, but in vain. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Mr. Mowatt, giving £200 damages, and at the same time expresstog an opinion that there was no just caase for his diemiseal. In the colonial produce ‘kets the transactions have been to @ fair exent, and‘in many instances at an im ent It is atated in the Daily News City Article that some infla- ential purchases were made yesterday of A acd B. Great Northern stock. Tho former closed at 84 to 86, showing arise of about four per cent, whilst the latier improved ‘two per cent. rane THE TEA AND SILK MARKETS. ‘The London 7imes of 24tn wit, says that according to ton Ne news from Okipe, the quotations of tes, sad » eepecially the latter, have a further de cline. It is aleo stated hat ot Hong ong there hee been a further movement in the rate of exchange of about 1)¢ per cent in our favor. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND CO. § CIRCULAR. Liverroot, July 23, 1868, We have to re; this week a very Leavy import list, consisting of 3: 147 bushels wheat, 97,266 bushels corn 36,090 barrels flour, from. the Staves and Canada; 8,162 000. quarters wheat, 11,048 The tone of the grain trade bas, since Tucsday, rulod Yery dull, and at to day's market, with a small atvendance , wheat met most fimited inquiry, the few ealen made being ata dectine of 1d. bushel. slow of sale, and oife terms. Indisn corn.—The demand seems to have quic i —The market is bare and prices steady. Some parcels of Western have arrived, but are not yet if fel), and lowe Lanp There bas been # better demand for rotating qualiies; and daring the week sales reson fuliy 150 at 658, a 56s, Od. for good, and S68. for fine, being an a4 of 64. a ls. per cwt. Choice parcels sell ia retail at 576. @ S78. 64. Tauiow.—The stock \¢ frecly offered, and prices are lower. The noroina! value of * Sutchers’ Aseocla tion” is 498. per c#t. in Londou the market is very dul! and 48s. is the price of P. Y. C. in all posttions. ‘Common in limited inquiry, at 4s. to 4s. 24. por BARK —J0 bhés. Philadelphia sold at 10e., aod 200 bags time new American poid mt 405 6d. # 08. por owt Corros.—The market was dull Me commencem 9m BARING BROTHERS AND CO.'8 CIRCULAR. Loxpox, July 3—5 P.M. There bas been & limited business in most articles of colon jal and foreiga produce, and prices are not maveria! ly altered. Money is in good supply at 3 por coat. Con- sole leave off at 967% a 06 tor money, 96% a 96\ for the acoount, Rar silver, 6a. 1\d.; Mexican dolars, 08. \\! American eagles, 766. Jd.; doubloons, Spanish, 108. od, nominal; South Amertoan, 748 , do. Coctivmal.—Only @ tow bags bave been sold at auction at previous heed CoA. —47 Dags Trinidad were withdrawn at Sis. for fair rec, and 86s. for foe ditto, Small parcels of Guay quit have been taken for exort at 508. At Monaay’s corn market there was « fair supply of Rnglieh wheat, and with a very dull market sales could only be made at a decline of da on the prices of tnat day week. Uf fore’'gn the arrivals were large aad le. lower, Today the market was etoaiy at Monday's gon but litte doing, Last week's average price of inh wheat waa 468, 34. on 01,282 quarters rotaraed heat 44s. o 474. ; red dds.» abar Borabay turmeric , 328. 6d. 8 Sue Gambier, 140 64. Opium, 188. Salfron, 234 s Uorroy.—The market bas been steady and the sales te buyers at full rater, £16 6 @ £16 10s. for low to good common; £16 168. & £17 168, for middiing to good fair. Inprco.—The sales have been brought to a close with the same active demand as at the commencement, the a4 vance being fully maintained. Of the 11,747 declared 6,160 have been placed, and the folle are the current pricer:—Rengal violet fine Sa. dd. a 8. O4., midaliog and ‘Te. Od, 9 88, Sd., Copper middling and (a, 6d. 8 7#., very low and ord@iaary 4e. o ine, Be. a Os, Madras five 4s. 64. 0 Se, 2d. good 88, 438.84. Karpah, good and fing, de. Od. 8 74 7d. Livsemp.—The arrivals amount to 7 £10 L6e, Boston in 109. fins boon done in linseed, ba . Sd, a B49. Rape —Bost fo- oe. perm inquired for at £85, South Sea £95 a £87, and scarce. Pale Saal £39. Coooannt 36a. 64, 9 368, for Geyion. Palm 388. Trv.—Common blocks 118s; bars 110s. Rrce very little ark, for, aod almout ail the parcels m the opening of my letter is the elopement of a damsel with the man of Ror chcice, just as the arrangements been completed for’ & marriago up9n her parents. The weddiog was to have takea on Tuesday morning, and the bridegroom arrived the previous eveving from Toronto, with his but to his great discomiivare he found the bird 4 was aiready the why of another. He , 60 wend his way back in the same state of ype by which he came; and it is to he goes that he is as acceptable to the fair The affair has created good deal of ex- jusement here, the parties being ali reai wn and seighborhsod. who are to play ia the grea’ cricket Monday, lef tuis place nis evening atiended by # large party of tueir friends. ERE < F HE HH Hy g be uF Hi fr s 32 ‘are’ Haglishnuen’” Hardinge ig men :—I ‘kering and Sieath. Mr. Head Of these " tbe’ followin Bead, Hewarn, Peerices, Kc aod bead ia a Sussex man, and is we best bowler in Cans!a. 4. Hevane cargoes nave been sold, I regres to that the wheat crop in this viciuity is four » 1,482 boxes | likely to prove an entire tallure. Toe ravazes of tho wes- No. Us a4 268 94, | vu ia many instances Doxes No. tt the ing the coru to rot in ite for Venice, aad | order to eave the expense of cating it. 1 Coogee 64 for Goitoa- There are a many ‘Eoetbornere at the Springs, by Brexi ali i. f. p. &: two brows Bahia, | principally invalids, attracted by the growing reputation + tay canes both at 22a, Od, 3,000 Dees | of the wi ‘Amongst the other visitera is tho well brown ee eee near Coa: | known ph -clergyman, the Rev. A. H. Damont, of pay cance aad 2,086 white aad browh | Newport, Rl. He an admirable sermon ia the at 2he, 08, and te Ot for fue 97,170 | american Presbyterian church on Sunday Iaat. Subject— sents tas sae ame pesetengar'e | meme Satie is wally Greet tea , 5 »* | monsiraiea reality of 8 6 a llahahenieliaploenpeied |p En » aD riousness work. - Tua.—There # raiher more inqairy for the better kiod | course was closed by an to the ‘on the of Congou, but common coutinges aull at 9,4. & 944. | importance of correct views of the Saviour as related to Taueow dull ot 488. for @ Petersburg Y. C. om the ot the other zer church ia Liifle Africa, one of Texvmensn —2,000 dbs. have been sold a | tne termini sndergrouad railway, io the neignbor. Oe 1d = Spirite are Gull at $09. for Amorican in oxsks. hood of ‘ne preacher was @ colored gea- ‘Whsianont in demaad. £500 offered teman living by selling newspapers duriog — = = the week of tne hotels, and who is quilea Our St. Catmertace Correspondence. characte He choee for his theme ‘fhe com- e people of Canada and the United way that heexpreesed & profoaad contempt for the pluck of the Yankees, closing his dis- courre that if ever a ooilisioa wok piace "aD & groat chance @! being absorbod Orleans, the historian of Lousi- land House with b's lady. Sr CaTuris@ Srasua, Canna Weer, Joly 90, 1808. Politics at o Watering Place~Resignation of the Mac donald Monstry— Dyfi uity of Firming a New Adminis tration—/a L’rebable Elements A Dish of Soandal— Blopement and Runaway Marriage —The Canada Crick cert a the Hoboken Match — Panny Nigger Sermon —The Crops. be, de. Io (be oven tenor of & watering place exmtenoe an ex citerment of spy tort # a Godeend. Blerings, they ray, rarely arrive single, apd in one case the axiom bus been Tea.ned, {or this week our ¢quamimity hes been been dis turbed by two events of rather @ stirring character—e chaoge of mieistry ad ap elope ment You received, of course, by telegraph, the news of the BUAKDING AND LODGING. PRIVATE FAMILY ARSIDING AT 23 WEST TWHRTY. lind meeet, near Filth avenue, have two very pleasant Foome which ibey would like to let, with board, to a faunily or ‘ one or two gentlemen, Ntierences exchanged. FOW GEFTLEGEN DEIRING THE REAL COW forte of boane, ean de ecoom nodated with bresk/ast and jos, with diporr on Sunday, a 146 Fourth sireet, between Grove and Barrow sireets. The rooms are very desirable, pamsuonablg: ena venient care. " fall of the Macdonald Cartier administration. To jadge by | Peierencceresaind ee St we the sensation which i crested it murt hed Deen wiolly rrr HIGPLY RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THR unexpected in any quarter, The late ministry, 6 ae repitenee oat Bod ford, re Bi | oe man Ne ome wince tts secertion to office, hes bed @ steady Senor week a, og Dy genvemen at by ite Fulton ave- ICHARDS, 307 Bes cars. For paruculare apply to B. W. i," ow" GRYTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD, WITH turniebed rooms, In & phestant part of Brooklyn, ina uvgie lemily, oF where there sre bul oRe Or tere rf. satisfactory references given and reqaired. Address W. A., nctory ni eq Address W. A. Wednesday night; but from the tone and bearing which Wey eruidited on way tne a og imagiaed inet =. aa} leet veny Saeny Ooo eos went street and bewween Fourth and Rista avenues Ade Gway without taking aay stops te carry ow the Qeeen's | “ee "He references, bos 5.157 Now York Fost flee FARTMANTS TO LOT TO GENTLEMEN. TRAN. accommoinied «| ye large air, roome & sb roadway, one door below Ri ghth street y WIpoW LADY. HAVING TAKEN A FINE HOUSE (8) more raven than she rey woald let one or two indies, with ful board (ar the ladies omen her GENTLEWAN WISHES TO RENT 4 SUIT OF ROOMS, with bosrd ina private family. for himeelf, three ch! servanta. Location preferrei above therefore only held cifice woul their and p gen if requir basrcereor ctidren inthe Bouse Keferences The rect that the vote upon this important question was | Addreis or inquire of Mra Young, 675 Houston sirect. pays pe Td (ad tre RESPROTANLE FAMILY, WISHING A GOOD, NEAT denouncing the opposition tothe measure, ef course | Jb, S04 gumfervable home, wilt please call at 311, Fourth Dave led people to conclude tal uoder this aMfvctation | the modern kuprovements. Meals st any at ‘of duty and loyalty to the throne, e sktiful politics! ma- | attention px\!. Private tanie. Keferences exchanged. Douvre is concesied ; aad sucs there is ¢very rewea gee egy to believe is the fact. 'A caucas of the supporters of the PLEARANT SECOND FLOOR TO WIT. late ministry was beld immediately afer thelr resigns, board. st No 3 Fifth street; also & small for « tion, st which five of the Upper Osnadians, and Eaeiae aati adinceed., Gisencolocs, forty of the Lower members Ehie’ CaSvenloct to Four evens ears — i i ‘sclves to stick to Mr. Mec tonald through — ——— — ——— This in a House of ene hundred snd thirty mom | | HRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO PLBAGANT. WELL and pean ay aserty "mpoeie for a. Browe, Gea Bear ven. era low, location conveneai 19 Recend, ‘and avenue cars, Apply at Sif or any other man of bie carry ou the goverament Tons mp fora week, 1 fe ia the anaramive of «atu pa rr J open to them; but in the present state fooling PRIVATE FAMIL vt B00 * . die—would nov Ubeir bamd- eull) wally w ena. p La, located brown stone house 71 ‘Woet be ag at ety A o- cheno In resigning offxe at the preseot moment seems to be very "eat one bay PB hy clear. He wants by this move to demoustrate to the coan- ‘hres days at 341 Columbie sire st, and delieves to bes TLY FURRIGHED RACK PARLOR TO LET— General sent for the er vel are pe nage La removed to Toronto s year or two wards, where be coutmued the peb!ication of bis tra 4 B BROOKLTN —4 GENTLE wre yer He noon, however, changed its tile to that of BD. ine ce fava wngie govtemns cat be sorom matuind Pern Karger A ae mg Faye ft od yt yy A and bas aiways = Church of Rome. BTA AD WANTED, BY A GER ne i Lined See ne me Beaune Re See ia tr LS eet marae, eto eTLe™ mer can oF aie ro et Sty ra pa Re ep te oy Tix gg Sees CER See Be mar roc oe the H 2 #53 ve were, quired Aadree 3 a 358 °3 rer a er rer wasrke BH 5 ae oni nen Brora? Sentech ta ce, etatianrees “avon ee y Se ares eat ees Geet mech os of opinion that AD RCOWOMY.—MANY FAMILING UNA late Attorney the monstrons remte up bwn club together ant Should this prove to be the case, there will bat reconatruction the iatry, a8 some of ‘te mombers are very unpopular The otber interesting local event to whieh | referred in QOARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND Wa wite or two single gen: jenry street, five minutes’ walk ferries. demeo can ob ain ik'of Fuhon or Wall eect $5 —___ OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE 4 wife, cam Gdiaio piearant and tleman dons wih bandeomely / private family eet. ‘Terme mod nape Ale Rate aes rar OARD IN BROOKLYN —WANTED ON FIRAT OF September, by & furniture, #n nofarniel family preferred, oF Pri nished or unturnl ope minute’s walk Fassed. Best of reters e Address with particular Bord, o% BROOKLYN, BEIGHTS.— ROOMS, FUR from Wall street ferry. watieman xed lady, baving :beur own jed room. back or front, second story. where there are few boarders . % B., Herald oflee. iabed, pomrd, wt ‘MH Remans treet, ameur ences given and requitred. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —S'NGLE AND douvie treet, corner of Fulton ferries, The respect. te for geniemen, at 36 Orsnbe: illow atrest,tn the vicinity of Wal house is newly furnished in every — OARLING.—TWO LARGE ROOMS, SUITARLE FOR gentlemen and Jet, with ful! board, nd respectable. Gas, bath, de 1 seventh treet, sixth aoor enat of Rig their wives or two single geatiemes, 10 per week. F. at from $8 © O10 FOR A LADY, IN THE FAMILY OF ebore farmer. ors private femily near Beet WANTED Sound Terme m jerald office, wile. Location Boas WANTED—BY A the sea, orn ust be low, address G, d. M, box, 79 GENTLEMAN AND His not below Fourth street nor above of refe Twenty fifth atreet. Private family preferred. Beet Mince pivep, ane the game Wil De required, Address 8. il, Herala office. Boer WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, FOR TWO mall families; must be st & conveniect distance from tbe city and of easy Baceam, fice, stating terms, &c. OARD WANTKD young gentlemen, ina private articular 0 ne. evjoy pi Oops, House, kepi on the Burop ian, fe doth gentlemen and | rah oth had Price per r, ODE an Be 2 and wife, Si. par week VXTRA REDROOM—IF TH YOUNG MEN THAT 50 cents; gentieman called on Faturdi address L. M., box 347 Poet of- IN BROOKLYN—BY THRER ey, veers, tey can eansns gootety and comforte of & Locality convenient to South or Wail street ferries. Please address, stating terma, &., box office. = a 4 BROADWAY —' jay, Slat ult.,0t No 274 Third atreet, wil: ca)] this day at the above number, they wi!l be seoommodated, URNIGHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR ‘witbont board One or two young ladies, or & few gentle men, can be accom: street near Ibird avenue. modated witn bowrd ai 124 Nineeenth ‘Terms $260 per week. RAMRRCEY PARK, 88 TWENTY FIRST A#TRRET, three doi ram Lexington avenue —A gentleman and bin wife or single genti-men can obtain board and pleasaat rooms frou! on the park; ths house hes ail ths moiera there sy References exchanged. Dinner at 634 o’elock. Terma modeers: UBNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH MODERN provements. with or wRhout board Fam'iies or gentlemen can find th ‘fifth street, pear rixth avenae, ANDFOVELY ly resiain, and Broadwey. ma to let oie pare osrd, ig @t 122 Weet Ninth street, between he comforts of a home at63 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED na ares fut ty place Lee —CLBAN, ven’ rooms ‘iuita: ¥ Franktort streets, oF $l to $2 26 per week. OOMFORTABLE AND WELL may be Bed et the Giobe Hotel. corner N. ¥., 01 25 10 37 cenie per ‘0, 35 CLINTON PLAOK.—DFESIRABLE FURWISHED oops to let to dern improvements. gentiemen enly, house hasjull the mo ©. 9% BAST TWELFTH STREET.—TWO OR THAER commod ate: gentlemen eam be ao 4 portiai board io a Germen snd Buglish Is spoken; 1 bisbed roome so improvements. App! RAD.—TWO BA yon the tirat floor Without beard; meals ceive in pleasant and healthy; refereu door. Apply at § Second sireet with handsomely far private family, where bouse cootajen s1i mouern ly at No Twelfth street. NDSOMELY FURNISHED P4RLOBS to Jet ton gentleman and wife, with or Hvate If desired; Ioestion ‘exchanged; stages pass ibe AVELLERS AND OTHERS DETAINED IN NEW York this bot westher should hive at the Bianewa Boose, adway and Tweif agreeatie. Large ai every luxury withoui sreat, which alvere cool ry rooma, privae vans free, s extortion. aod 0 LET—18? SEPTEMBBR. WITH BOARD, IN A PRI- vate family, near Thirty firat street and Fitth avenue a fine eult of rooms, floor, furpished with closets dc., ou same |! two large sod one small, os see carpet ‘Oxtures'oaly; basb, doors Agdreaa box 2.179 Poa! off se. Wan ROOM, FURNISHED OR UNPUBNIBE- ed, with partial board, for a genileman, in @ French en ‘adarem's. C.G,, box rivae 6 Pow ANTFD—BY A sirous to | room wb breakf ‘ere YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO 18 DR- he kygiieh paguage, © seatiy. farniabe: in a private family where be could en- ea exchanged. Address C. H., terme, ANTER—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, A PAR- the west lor and bedroom, wafwrnished, with board, on side of the city, above Higbth street, in & quiet, respectable Towailty, where there ‘end particulars, §. 8. are to boarders, Address, ala: terme T. Beraid office. — NELSON PLACE, NEAR KIGHTH emen be accommodated STRERT.—A FEW with furnished euite of reel can ments of single roome in the above commodirue house. ‘one ocation |, Within ope square of Broadway and 2 BLEECKER STREBT.—TO LET. A FURNISHED room 1 one oF two im a Bouse oecupied b. lemen, wih or without ye family, and lit with gas, BEACH &TREET, ST. JOHN'S PARK.—THRESEIOND 38 and third story front roome tru o genomea ana 18 EAST FOU! i o'clock, Tei to families lemen, 1" Fhocme newiy and elegusy Yaraabed: Siazer ‘with or bas at the FIPTBENTH STAERT.—A PRIVATE PAMI- ing & fo clase house, can ha RI . and their wives wih RISENTH STREET.—AN ENTIRE or ry aT Mew meow, Dinner ateix wrest vale family, UNTRY BOARD, RIGHTON, @TATRN [@LAND, 18 hundred 'yarda the iedi modern, se ocwek, Apply to J.U. H., 87 Beaver eutiful rooms in & new Bouse, wit Oouezey, BOARD MAY BE HAD. SEVEN MILES FROM 4 wi with Brook! the deveito-ct » baghiy esis * fiwa shade trese, Ser Unvuire atv ituvtion, easy of access, m, fine viry 100me, Twenty inisd etree! Payee POARD —PRIVATE FAMILIER OR GLB Erol omen can fod p'rasant rooma, got fret eb ommer ots wi YOUNTAY. BOAR! CO ramavin me tobe met wear lake, bow Taaire a! Kemabe !ouse, No. 910 Hrond way. ale every reirest, st the Pa- nnd ined for D ” YT, jave, he. D AT LAKE MAHOPAC — viale ree or more fam'iee ‘god guonlog: (he mow deligntial Br he news of gene. Re i fornia, for s indy and fonr AREY ROARD WANTED—BY 4 GENTLEMAN GOING Oe emell chutren © York ore ferre: a te wien ied, terme are experind ni lere be tut tarmer's board. addrene (uillorsis, Dex ady woud furnish ker own de! ANTED-COUNTRY BOARD IN A FAMILY WHERE hoerders, there are te ober near ibe ely, (or a family, Ajdrees Ho toa No 64 herad odice. oe * four “ROAT FOR YONKERS, fAnTINGS, es oreo bate re ‘Sy erect overs he Ame treet oven. Fr. ne poRPomT FARR ONLY 9 cevra—rue : | | i fi Rpipearvar \eare . Be. otpentay sad Prides. ot 18 o'clock, ago0. Arriring tn time \o connect wit - en eS eee D*t goed, 208 slnane agp, pemnge Fe money SAAS GOuRDE or asta, th per fren in ethan ~~ sreARS AND TOBA weve eed lerme rr fq) Woenly per cers. veneers made oS weNre © Noy Prom sho, OY_AT SRY aya aa Th ies —a asa EN? OF HAVANA, DO wears can be found at my ‘ers Solow martet 5 Ca mount 0. CHEEKS,