The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1858, Page 3

‘most beautiful variety to everything on which it shone. According as the berrels that were reserved for feeding fuel disappeared, the crowds assembled to witness the Roenes. dispersed, and long after every one had left ‘the tar barrels to flaish their own destru \ion they conti- nved to rival suocesafully every other light which burned to celebrate the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph cable. ‘THE SHIPPING IN THE HARBOR—SALUTES FIRED BY SEVERAL V8SSEL8—THE PRINCE ALBSRT AND PRRSIA-—LIGHTS DISPLAYED—THS PRINCE ALBEST ILLUMINATED, BTC., BTC. Perbaps the most interesting foatureo’ the displays yea- terday was that presented by the vessels in’ tho harbor, By these were represented, in harmony and beauty, the flage of commerce and progress of all the leading ns- tone of the world, besides those of most of the other maritime nations of lesser note, scattered over the globe, ‘a both hemispheres. During the day every ehip im the Port displayed colors of some kind, and most of them ‘were decorated with every bit of buntiog they could send aloft, The number of vessels in the harbor is probably some seven hundred or eight huadred, and when all these dressed themselves out and joined in the general rejoicing, they added no small degree of grandeur and interest to the scene. Along the East river there was not anything ‘very unusual in che dress of any of the decorated ships; but along the North river, where the ecsan slesmers lie, there were many interesting points in the decorations worthy of notice. The Germsn shipz, wherever they lay, were amongst (hose that displayed very many colors. None of them, however, competed in any way wifh the ocean steamers, and especially ihe Persia, Prince Albert and Adriatic. They were aimost buried im colors, of every shade and very voried emblems. There were the flags of the United States, England aad France, Dy ingenious contrivances, entwined in each other, while the fags of almost every commercial nation flaunted proudly from their rigging. The hoisting of the colors Dowever, was tbe only part which the shipping took in the celebration, till after the excitement of the forenoon’s demonstrations in the city had passed away. In the after- noon and eyening, however, salutes were fred from various vessels, while the Persia and Prince Albert seem- ed to vie with each other in asserting the decided supe- riority of the ocean steamers. At five o'clock in the afver- noon, the Persia, having been hauled trom ber dock into ‘the stream, led the way by firing a national salute. Soon afterwards, when the color of the evening permitted) rockets began to ascend one after another {rom her deck. Then the Sexonia, wnich bad just arrived from Europe fiaebed out brilliant Ughts from several parts of her rig- * ging, and thus far joined ip the celebration. The rockets ‘rom the Persia continued to ascend during the whole of tbe evening. About half-pest eight o’clock the Prince Albert commenced her part of the play with spirit. Rockte from her deck first ascended, then came a num- ber of brilliant lights of every imegmabie hae, flashing from every spar of her princely rigging. A national talute was then thundered rapidly from her deck, aud her cuties regarding the cclebration of the great event were creditably discharged, Several other vesre's in ‘various parts of the harbor fired salutes of every nature and appellation, but mone of them commanded as much attention as was directed to tbe Prince Albert and tbe Yersia. THE PRINTERS AND THE CABLE. New York TypoGrarnicar Society, August 16, 1868. Pin— You are invited to attend a special meeting of the Soviety, at the rooms, om Wedueeday eveniag next, 18th wat , at eight o'clock, to make arrangements for colebray ing MB DECOMing Manner whe ‘event of the age,” we preg laying of the Ausntic telegraph cadle. By or- CHAS. McDEVICT, President “ C. Faviwner, Becretary. THE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN. A number of buildings were decorated with tags yee. ter¢sy ; among the more conspicuous those of the United States and England, and occasionally the green flag of Iree land wes displayed. In the evening a number of stores and taverns in Fulton street, an! engine house No. 1, in Prospect street, wero Rominated. A building occupied by Cronch, jeweller, in Fulton etreet, exhibited a transpa- reney representing the {ntroduction of England end Ame- rica ia the character of fo «, wth the names Niagara end Agamemnon ©» scrolls oo either side. It attracted a great deal of atte: on. A large numberof persons visited New York to see the display in that city. The ferry boaw were crowded about ten o’clock by those who had been acroes the river to see the sights, A special meeting of the Common Council wes held yes- \erdsy afterncon—Ald. Kalbfleisch, the president, in the bar. After organ’ zing, tbe Clerk read the following call of the meetirg — The undertigved members of the Brooklyn Common Council respectfully calla special meetiog of the Board, to be beld on Tueetsy, Aug. 17, 1858, MPM incon’ formity with title 2, ses. to take neccaary action fora coleoration of the completion of the Atlantic ib, wbiob ie pow the great event of the age; aud we truly feet Las BrooxlyD, &e ‘the home of Cap'am dadson, of tae Nia- gars, *bo bas played 20 great * part in its successful com- peuon (ana alo to bis associaver,) that we should give bim a hearty demonstration of our soprovel,and our records bear arop ¢ testimony of our appreciation. Ald. Wosow thereupon moved that a committes of Ove be sppointed to draft euyadle resolutions, which was car- ried. The Pxestpeyr appointed Aldermen Wilson, Douglase, Greene and Franks as sad commutes. The Board then took a recess, and on reassembling the committee reported the following preamble and regoia- tiona:— ‘Whereas, The actusl reception on this continent of the Kindly greetings of the Queen of Great Britain to the Pre- s.cepbol the United states has demonstraved the absolute raccest of the gréat experiment of catad!ishiog electric telegrapbic Communications between the Old and New Worlda-—& triamph of human science and skill, second in magnitude of the conseqnences benedci! to mankind and civilization suticipated w result from it, to none of the great inventions aad discoveries which mark the nine- ter nth century as pre-emineatly the 4 olden era in the his- tory of human civilization. Therefor Kesotved, that this Yommon Counc! feel it incumbent on them, in bebalf of their const'.aents, so fer as they have the power, to unite in the exprersion of popaiar j and exuitetion, And grativude to Invine Providence, wh ‘at this moment is rising throagnout the land at ‘thin great ent "Reed 4, That this Common Counel!, without intending invidiously \o discriminate as to the degres of merit ty be awarded to the —— to whore labors this great we Pierson, townerr Ww, their warmest congratu’ whict bas attended hia excruons in the laying: — ak \ocir heartiest weloome on bis return That & committee of five be appointed to one i ‘Arrangements to colebrate the event, and unas they be directed to teuder to Capiain Hadson and Cyras W. Field tho hospitalities of the city, aad that the Governor's room bo a to their use. Also rerolved. citizens be reqneated to join with the above committes in the proposed seledra‘ion. Further resolved, Phat the City Hall be illamiaated, the velia of the cily ald churches be rung, and two salutes fred, of one hundred guns each, one in each section of iho city, at aD expense DOE to exoced $260. Fin Inet resolution was amenced t0 at to make the ox- pense $5(0 instead of $250, and as amended the resolu- tone were adopted. fhe following \e the Committee of Arrangements ap- pointed by the chair Aldermen Dougines, MoNamee, McDonald. Backhouse and Maujer. The Bosrd then asjourned. Suber qaently she committee b ooting rnd decided to celebrate the event (hin evening, (Wednescay, August 18, ‘the City Hall in the Western district, sod the ofd City Hail fo the Fastern district will be tiinminated. Coiooel Samuel Granem, of the Seventieth regiment, ‘wil fire # envute of one bundred gone trom Fort Greene ae a Park) in the Weetera cirtrict, and one boo dred gums from Wheat Aili, on Bedford avenue, in the Fastern district. Colonel Graham proposed to fire these selates free of expenas, and the Common Cornet! tendered him « vote of thanks therefor, Pireworke are to be diepiayed from the Brooklyn City Fail and from tbe old Williamabarg City Hall, Bande of music will bs in attentance -~ acu In connection with the above, the stores ‘the residences along the principal streets will agg minaled, and a grand time generally is antici ‘THE RECEPTION OF CAPTAIN HUDSON. Arrangements have been perfected by the proprietor ‘and boarders of the Mansion House, in Hicks street—Cap- tain Hudeon’s residence when at home—to give him a proper reception on his arrival, The house will be *. mpated in the evening, and Wranaparention beartat propriate inscriptions will be displayed. js expected to be present, aud if not, ok Gevernor ing by @x-Mayor Hall, — CELEBRATION AT JERSEY CITY AND HO- BOKEN. ‘The news of the reception of the Queen’s meseage to th» Prestdent was recetved in Jersey City on Monday evening with the eame feeling of satisfaction that seems to have pervaded everywhere the bosoms af the citizens of the Union. Late in the evening a salute of twonty-one guns was fired (rom the Cunard dosk. Yesterday morning op the ferry boats and on the public buildings the stars and stripes and Union Jack flattered together in the breene, ‘and other signs of preparations for celevrating the groat event dinpelied the first incradatity of those who “mide up their minds from the boginaing that tho tying of the cable and succemefal operations upon it could never be nebieved.”’ At noon the Jersey City detachment of Capt. Plexamer’s Hadeon County Artiliery dred a galute of one hundred gupe from the Patorton dock fa the oveuiag fow of the user on the logitetion of the acting Mayors Er Tyermon—t vateeted Welt swellings, waisee ts gether «Fo a fow bonsres in the square wad tue pring! NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1858. ‘the railroad station :, do on the occasion. soy money noe imagroater blaze than their more on the same aide of the water. THE OVATION ELSEWHERE. REJOICINGS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. THE CELEBRATION AT ALBANY. Aupany, August 17, 1858, ‘The impromptu celebration held here last night in honor place to the noise of jubilee; the deserted streets became thronged with countless multitades; bonGres'of pitch and pine sent forth their glare on all the public thoroughfares; rockets and roman candles sho: upward through the dark- ness above; the cannon of the Buck and Bresk cla», and that from the Armory came forth and was fired in the streets; company B, Captain Van Veobten, turned out in grand parade, firing volleys at several poiute; speeches were made by Mayor Perry, the Secretery of State, Mr. George Dawson aod others, aud the celebration was kept up upflaggingly through the entire night. HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED DOWN BAST. Boston, August 17, 1858. The reception of the Queeu’s message estadiishing ine fact of the successful operation of the Atlantic Telegraph caused demonstrations of joy throughout New England. At Weat Lebanon, N. H , Oaptain Joseph Woods, a voteran of the Revolution aged 99 years, rang the church belis with @ vigorous arm. England and America he saw divided im bis youth, but now united forever. At Windsor, Vt, the schools were dismissed, the church bells rung, cannon fired, flags displayed, and s general ju- bilee held, such as the town bas seldom if ever before witnessed. At Great Falla, N. brated, At Newburyport, Mass., tbe city authorities initiated a general celebration by the salutes of cannon and ringing of delle. Many buildings were illuminated im the even- ing. Reports from other localities are similar to the above. Boston, August 17—9 P. M. ‘The telegraphic celebrgtion in this city to-night is only equalled by our Fourth*of Jaly demonstrations. Thou- sands of citizens crowd the streets. Among the most conspicuous buildings illuminated are tho City Hall, the Public Library, the Journal and Transcript newspaper offices amd the Parker House. The Common presents a magnificent appearance, being illuminated by thousands of colored lanterns attached to the forest of trees. The Second Regiment of Infantry is being re- viewed on the Common, while several bands of music engaged for the occasion enliven the rcene with the national airs of Amerion and England. The etatue of Franklin, in front of the City Hall, is wreathed with fowers and his name made couspicuous ia letters of gaslight from the facade of the building. Rock- ete are flying in all directiong, Though hastily got up, the demonstration is grand, worthy of the occasion. In Charlestown, Chelsea, Cambridge, Roxbury, and other cities and towns adjoining, the event was also ap- Ppropriately celebrated to-might. There bas been a general jubilee all around. * (EXCITEMENT AT FULTON. Furtox, N. ¥., Augaet 17, 1859. Tue people bere are jo the wildest state of enthusiasm, owing to the reception of the (aeen's meetage. A serious accident has just occurred from the premature discharge of a cannon, by which three men were seriously if not- fataliy injured. DEMONSTRATION IN PORTCHESIER, Poxreursrex, N. ¥., August 17, 1858, The beils were all rung for one hour on the reception of the news that the Queen’s message had een reserved, and fiags are flying from all the sloops in the harbor and all public buildings. CELEBRATION AT BALTIMORE. Batrimone, August 17, 1858, The etreete present quite a holiday appearance. Flags are displayed from all the public buildings aad shipping. A salute of two hundred guns is now veiug fired, and tho bells of Christ church and all the other beils in the city are ringing a merry peal. The enthusiasm is very |. H., the event wae joyously cele THE CRLEBRATION AT PHILADELPHIA. PuILAPRLeMmA, August 17, 1658. Early this morning a salute of one hundred guns war fired from the Navy Yard to celebrate the reception of the (Queen's message over the Atlantic telegraph. A similar talute was also fired from the corner of Broad and Wash- ington strects—when at the last rouud tue cannon prema- turely discharged, shattering the arms of two of the artil- lery men. The public buildings, the hotels, the newapa- per offices, the ehipping and many of the storee are band- somely decorated with Engiish and American flags. All (he church and fire bells in the city will be rang from six (© eight o'clock this evening. GENERAL ILLUMINATION AT PITTSBURG. Prerencna, Pa., August 17, 1858. The Mayor bas called a meeting of citizens at the Mer. chant’s Exchange to morrow, to make arrangements for ® grand demonstration in honor of the Atlantic telegraph, inciading & general illumination and ose hundred gana on Thursday. DEMONSTAATIONS IN THRENTON. Taaxtox, N. J., August 17, 1858. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the firemen sad citizers of Trenton met at the City Halli at ten o'clock this metning and appointed several commitees to make ar- racgements for @ grand torchlight procession, bondres and so forth, Bis Honor the Mayor being called to the chair, made & very appropriste speech, at the coucluson of which tremendous cheers were given for the successful completion of the Atlaatic telegraph. ONE HONDRED GUNS AT BOSTON. Bostow, August 17, 1868 4 ealate of one hundred guns was tired and all the city bells rung one hour today ia commemoration of the At \antic cable. The event was observed in numerous cities and towns \n tho State by firing cannon, ringing belie, etc. BELLS RUNG AT WORCESTER. Worcreran, Mass. , August 17, 1555. Ail the belle im the city were rung at sunrise this moro ‘ng in boner of the suceessfal working of the Atiaatic cable, which baz created tptenae feeling here. At noon & oational ealote was fired and bells rung for an bour. BELLA RUNG AT STAMFORD, CONN. Sramronn, Conn., August 17, 1958. Om the reception of the Queen's message the bells of all cuir public buildings were rung for one hour. A graad celebration \# to take place in a day or two. ENTHUSIASM AT CHICAGO, ‘Omeaso, August 17, 1958. Although the preparations (or celebrating the reception of the Queen's message were not perfested, yet, imme diately on the announcement of ita receipt the excitement broke out and continued nearly ail night. At ten o’slock one bundred guns were fired, the bells rung for oae hour, rockets were rent up and bonfires blazed at all ends and in every street in the city. A grand celebration comes off this evening in honor of the even, under the direction of ‘f& joint committee of the Common Council and Board 0° Trade. CELEBRATION AT DETROIT. Dernort, Mich., August 17, 1858 The Queen's message was receive! here last night with the utmost enthusiaem, The city belis were rung stmul- taneously, and the whole popu'ation called out by bonfires and fire works and the lighted up city, while the streets literally were thronged with citizens, anxious to learn the tidings, to celebrate the event, and hear impromptn speeches. To-night a great display of fireworks and a general illumination will take place; a salute of one hua dred guns will be fired, and a great torch light procession move through the princtpal streste. The utmost enthuai- gm prevails through the Plate. THE CABLE AT OSWRGO. Onweoo, August 17, 1858. Great enthasiasm prevails here to-day in commemorat- ing the successful laying and working of the Atlantic cable, On receipt of the Queen's and President's mes. agen cannons were (ired and bella rung, after which the military came out and parsded through the priacipal streets, headed by bamis of tauric, American and Brisieh flags are floating togethor triamphantly from the shipping in the hervor, and from the public and private buildings. Thie evening thé firemen aro out with toroh- lighte, end public buildings, stores and private resideacer generally are (Rominwted, among vhich are the velegrach offices, the Castor Mouse, City Hall anet Commerstal Times butiding. The festivities of the day will glose with fire worke and Dowires, Jt ig one of the mont joyous days ever seen in Oswego. ‘While salute was being fired this forenoon, Lamorite 1. Thorp, one of the gun squai, had his right arm biowp off by a premature discharge. GRAND DEMONSTRATION AT HALIFAX. Haurax, August 17, 1858. As soon as it was intimated yesterday afternoon that the Queen’s measage to the President had passed through Nova Seotia, royal salutes were fired from the citadel and flag ships, Flags were displayed in all parte of the city. Today the greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and every available piece of bunting is flying in all the provincial towns. The announcement of the Queen’s message and President’s reply were received with bursts of intense joy. Public meetings have been held, and preparations are making to celebrate the event. THE OCSAN TELEGRAPH AT BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Bripceport, Oonn., Aug. 17, 1858. The announcement that the Queen’s message had passed over the line was received here with great en- thusiasm. Immediately, all the bells in the city were rupg, bonfires kindled, and rockets sent up in great pro- fusion, On the reception of the message itself, thie morn- ing, the excitement was intense. Bells were rung during the day, and cannon fired. Boutires were kindled at every corer this evening. St. John’s church, the Ame rican Telegraph office, and the numerous private resi- dences were brilliantly illuminated. A salute of one hundred guns is now being fired, ILLUMINATION AT TRENTON. ‘Trawion, N. J., Aug. 17, 1858. Our city is Driliantly illuminated this evening in honor of the Atlantic telegraph. A spiendid toreh light proces- sion is now moving, large number of firemen being in the line, cheering lustily. ILLUMINATION AT CLEVELAND, CunvgLanp, Aug. 17, 1858, The city is beautifully illuminated to night, and the ut- most enthusiasm everywhere prevails at the success of the Ocean telegraph. Belle ringing, salutes firing, flags fly- ing, &c. ILLUMINATION AT PHILADELPHIA. PurLapeLrnia, August 17, 1868. The American telegraph building is brilliantly iliami- nated this evening, and the motto displayed, “The Atiantic cable—Field’s improvement on Franklin's kive string.” The rain prevented a display of tireworke, SCHENECTADY IN A BLAZE. Scuewectapy, August 17, 1858. The city is ina blaze of light. Every window is illumi- nated, the bells are ringing merry peals, guns are firmg, and the Twenty -sixih regiment flagetatl, one bundred and forty feet bigh, is strung with colored lights, all in honor of the successful working of the Atlantic cabie. SALUTE AT PROVIDENCE, Provivence, R. I., August 17, 1858, A enlute of one hundred gune was fired? at noon to-day in bonor of the Atlantic cabie. The bells were rung and and flags dieplayed from the public flagetaffs and acrozs the streets. In the evening there were fireworks, bon- fires and iliuminations, and a parade of the Light In- faniry. REJOICINGS AT CONCORD. Concorp, N. H., August 17, 1868. At noon to-(lay, all the bells of the city were rung and one hundred guns fired. To-night there were speeches, flreworke and other appropriate rejoicinge. THE NEWS AT TROY. Troy, August 17, 1858, ‘The reception of the Queen’s message entire this noon caused the greatest excitement. This evening the bells are ringing, bonfires burning in various parts of tne city, guns firing, fireworks displayed, &c. ‘ CRLBBRATION AT SYRACUSE. Syracuse, August 17, 1858. The celebration this evening exceeds in magnificence anything that has ever been witnessed here before. The telegraph, railroad and printing oflices, hotels, stores and all the public buildings, acd ® large number of private residences are gorgeously illuminated. The bells are ringing, bonfires are blazing and freworke lighting up the city ip every direction. A national salute has been fired, aad the military, accom- panied by a band of mufic, are passing the telegraph of- fice, newspaper establishments, hotels and residences of ‘the principal citizens. The most novel features of this #plendid ovation is the array of fifteen buge locomotives of the Central railroad with their bells ringing and blazing lampe, ranged on the track in the beart of the city, all gaily decorated, and st |ntervals making the very welkin ring with tho shrill scream of their brazen whistles. Tac streets are crowded with/a dense mage of enthusiastic citi- zene, every one aimost wild with excitement. ENTHUSIASM AT ROME. Rome, August 17, 1958, Rome is now celebrating the consummation of the tele erephic union of Europe and America, The gresiest enthusiasm prevatis, Bells are ringing, cannon roaring, bands playing, lluminations blazing and everybody re- joicieg. The fre brigade are parading in torchlight pro- cession, One hundred guns wore fired at seven P. M., during which one of the gunuers lost @ hand by the Premature discharge of # piece. THE MESSAGR AT CALAIS. Catan, Me., Angust 17, 1858, The Queen's message crentet great emthusiagm in (bis piace, which was participated in by the inhabitants on both sider of the river, Alternate salutes of 200 gune were fred from both the English and American sides of the river. To-night bonfree blaze, bells are ringing, tho band plsying national airs. Illuminations have been made by various citizens, and the festivities close with & grand ball avd supper. DEMONSTRATION IN RONDOUT. Rownort, N. ¥., August 17, 1858, ‘The Queen's mossage was received here at balf.past nine o'clock last evening. (ce hundred guns were fred, bonfires were lighted, rocke's streamed through the air, while @ torchlight procession was marching through ihe streets, and the belle were ringing a merry peal, ai) of our citigens evincing the mor! undounded eathusiagm aad demonstrations of joy. To night a grand \!lamination will take place. Soldiers, citizens and firemen will tara out om masse to celebrate in becoming manner the creat event of the age. ILLUMINATION AT BORDENTOWN. Bonvevrows, N. J., August 17, 1858. ‘We are a!) celebrating the success of the Atactic tele graph. Bells are ringing, flags are fying. The telegraph office of the American Telegraph Company, the Camden and Amboy Railroad office, and the New Jersey Signal anc Register newepaper offices, are illuminated. GRAND TIME IN NEWARK. Newane, 8. J., August 17, 1858. ‘The news of the receipt of the Queen's message was received bere with ext-nvagant demonstrationsof joy— donfires, :luminations, firing of guns, ringing of Delis, aad & parade of firemen. The Juaior Bachelor's Clua pro- ceeded in a body with the message t> the Mayor's house read {t to him, and elicited a speech from bin. ENTHUSIASM IN POCGHKERISIB. Povonkeeret, N. ¥., August 17. The announcem out last evening taat the Queen's mes- sage had passed through New York to Washington created @ great sensation here. immediately the bells were rung and cannons fired, bonfires kindled and rockete aad cracl ore discharged {nu great profusion. Oa the recelp\ of the mennage ital’, notwithetanding some donuts of its goau {mencas, every ome shouted for joy, acd the cheers for the Atiantic Telegraph, Morse and Field, were most onthe siastic. The sireota were crowded, and $20 rush for the telegraph office by citizens an! parties from tho sur- rounding country, who would believe nothing till they bad heard it direct from the operator, was eo great that be was obliged to close the doors and dis play the Queen’s message in the show window, where it could speak for itself. Great preparations are being mate for aigrand celebration this evening. At eight o'clock a salute of one hundred guns will be fired and al! the belle in the city rug. All the public buildings, the principal hotels, and moet of the stores and private residences in the city and euburbe, will be {uminated. The mititery and the Fire Departments wf! be out in full foree, ant the procession will procesd to the residence of Professor Morne, two miles below the city, His grounds and house will be illumihated by Chinese lamps, &c. To-morrow night a public mesting wil) be held bere, at which Berson J. Lomming, Beq., will read ® bistorical sketch of the Toelograph, and Hom. Gilbert Dean andjotbers are ex peoted to speak. JUSILES IN SOHRNRCTADY. Scuenecrapy, N. Y., August 17, 1858. The citizen of Schenectady were jubilant las night upon the reception of the news of the successful working of the Atlantic Telegraph, and to-night will be a goneral ilumination andrejolcing, acoording to the request of the Mayor ma proclamation publithed to day. PARADE AT KINGSTON. Kixaerow, N. ¥., Angust 17, 1858. Bolis are ringing and one hundred guns are firing: (he houses will be illuminated, and a procesion ‘* ate ting the rtreeta SUBILER AT FERGUSONVICAR, DRLAW ARS On Prtdey, 13th (nat, the citizens 0” Ferguson vielnity assembied in tho aftornoom at Fert Dar and, under the guidases of Sol. Zebuivn Goolrieb, Marshal of the day, progeoded in wagoas \ Fergusoay a: 3 One of the large wagons in the ic lailie; eindiiel by onze of the students of the academy at this place, bore an ornamental banner, on which was inscribed— ‘Tho world on speaking terms. A fine band of music was in aitendanse. Up): reaching the doors of the Methodist ch rch were thrown open and the house wis fille‘ 10 over! wing. Addresses were delivered, after ths offerin ; o: # prayer, by Rev. John Erskine, of North Koriright, by Abraham Becker, Haq., of South Worcester, and Rev. dir. Krakine, itor were sha 04 for the occasion by “r. Moses B. sung by the young !adies copatituting the Davenport A vote of than<s having bees Prevented ie apenkere ‘by unanimous a;:lamation, the jence adjourned to the stroet; and night having set in. eo Ma the spiel altiog mas of the I © spirit 1 music band snd the ‘the academy bell. Fae deatons miatnge were ail illuminated, aad the ‘burning fallows on the surrounding mountain tops lent their refulgent a}! upon the occasion. Phe assembieyg of ladies aud gentlemen was very be snd much enthusiasm prevailed. Heratp comes to haud daly, and is looked for and ee with avidity. One evening lately a gentieman came a number of miles, late in the evening, for no other purpose than to read my papers. THE CABLE AND SORIPTURE, 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HPRALD. Your quotations in to-day’s Hera from the prophetic ‘writings of Job and others is very appropriate, but the 9th and 10th verses of Ecclesiastes, Ist cnapter, are much more expressive:— The thing that hath been, it is that which shell be; and tbat which is done, is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. Ie there apything whereof it msy bo avid, See, this is new? It hath been already of old time, which was be- fore us. THE SURPLUS CABLE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABRALD. New Yous, August l4—4 P. M, Don’t send the Ocean Telegraph odie back, seoing there ig about eighty miles of it left and uofit for any particular use at present. 1 would suggeat to tne company or agent, on the arrival of the Niagara, to guard every inch ot it, ‘and have it cut up ip three inch pieces and sold for one dollar per fergth. The eighty miles would produce, atone dollar for three inches, $1,659,600, Eighty miles aid to be left on board the frigate Niagars—5,062,800 inches in eighty milee—product of three inches for one oy $1,689,600, which would be cheap enough, as all portions of ‘it sold for one dcilar a half inca wo we jollars for from 21x to eigtit inches, when ‘iagara returned here from her first trial of laylag tbe and there were thousands more would have bought pieces if they had not run ou’ with the sailors, who enly cutoff a iittie for keepeakes Jf it would bring such pricer then, it ought to bring the same now, when both ends they say are made fast—all out the message: and whea we get that we shal' bo abie to ke hands with out phat of cor grand acd creat grand fathers, those who can claim that privilege or honor. Now, in your paper of thie date Fr sew 14), which is read by ail who ere looking cor the dest news aad intel. gence, I see & proposal of the |s'es of the Mount Vernon Association that the frigate Niag: nou'd be openes for the inspection of the curtove, H s°° cable and pay iog out appsratus, &3 , for the sim of jrom tew to twenty-tive cente per hoad—which would amount to a trifliog sum ip the ena—to be atded towards toe purchase of the birth- place of the world’s hero, Wsaningion. Tsay, let no canle be shown ou board of the great Niagara; it willamount to afailure. I would have some four or five miles cf it put on one of our best hoge carts of the Fire Department, and wheeled around in the proces: sion, afterwards to be taken charge of by the Vsean Tele- graph Company, to be sold to way one I would like, then, to divide the proceeds as follows:—80 miles, 6, 098° 800 at three ioches for one doijlar, would be $1,689 600, wo be divided as follow: ‘Oompan: ‘Yee Ladies’ Mouat Vernon Association. Cyrus W. Field,....... Captain Huduon, Niagara frigate. Officers and petty officers of the frigate. Frigate: m'screw | ‘To the electricians, officers, ‘sieres, Expenses, &6.......60. 06+ BK ay veer 1V., of Fogiand, who signed death warrant of Fontleroy (banker and forger), bis boon companion—!hat piece of rope sold for ® guinea an incb, and the window! it, to ee him hung, at the rave of dye J.D. Ji, alia Count Smoke Pips. WANTS INFORMATION. New York, August 17, 1858. J, @. Baswert, Beq = Srr—Osn you inform the pubis, through your journal, of the exact time tho Quoen’s message required tm ite tracemi sion vo the President. J. L. MoD, MESSAGE OF THE “GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA. Toxoxto, August 17, 1868, ‘The following is @ copy of the Governor Geacral's mes- sage to the home government: — ‘Tre Hovornantz, Tie SBoKETAnY or BraTe roR THe Corostes, Loxpox, ExoLann:— ‘The Governor Genera) of Britieh North Amorica pre- sents bis huin>le uty to the Queen, and reepeotiully coa- gralulates ber Majesty on the comoletion of the telegraphic communication between Great Britain and thee colonies. EDMUND BEAD. THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK TO THE MAYOR OF LONDON. The following is the message from the Mayor of New ‘York to the Mayor of London:— ‘Mayon’s Orrick, Sew Yors, August 10, 1858. To me Rice Bonorawie Si Ronse WALTER CaRDay, M. P., Loxp Mayor or Loxpox:— 1 congratulate your Lordship upon the successful laying of the Atlantic cable uniting the continents 0’ Eorope and America and the cities of London ant York—tho work of Great Britain and the United States—the tri- umph of science and energy over time ani space, thus uniting more closely the bonds of peace and commercial prosperity, end introducing an era in the world’s history progoant with results beyond tho conception of a nite mind. Mayor of Ni York city. THE NIAGARA BOARDED. The Niagara was boarded 15th inst., at 10 A. M., 350 miles east of Sandy Hook, by pilot boat Mary Taylor, No. 5, in lat. 41, long. 66. She was ander canvass at the time, but had heen asing the propel” ler a short time previous. She was seen again at 1 P. M. on the 16th, 290 miles east of Sandy Hook, by the steamship Saxonia, which arrived at this port yesterday afternoon. We have been favored with the perusal of a note from Commodore Kearney, Commandani of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, in which the Commodore «.- presses the opinion, baved upon official despatches from Capt. Hudson, that the Niagara will not arrive here before the 19th or 20th inst. The Niagara will, on ber arrival, go immediately to the Navy Yard dock and discharge her stores, and retieve the officers and drew from duty. The North Carolina’s salute on this great occasion has been directed qs follows: One gun for every State and Territory. And a royal salute of twenty-one gnns, under the English flag, in honor of Old England and her Ma- jesty the Queen and Prince Albert. SEGARS AND TOBACCO, _ ASH Eyageasune CAN PROCUR OREAT Bas gaine in fakes —— Siow la Nor wee jo mneeny wie a 4 00 pen 0. eaten vv Iyrond way RAILROADS. paar ELPAIA RAILROAD. be greet comiral route 19, ‘he Woat ‘Time at least aa a fare and freight ute, For Basenge tithes or ‘2 ovairaet fo for fraigt As low wt ali times aa ny ce Rew bidet 4 ne on. ee LI Tort wenger Arent RPT cca pom pany's office, No. New Youn, June 6. MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF MEDIUM STATURE, BN- saning mangers, emiadie dispo, ion. wih light heir avd dine 6) <0, Sovageuen Gere, wit no fortase bul Tee cuares. tw 7 Wiahes io enter ins sccrreapondence wi s young indy, ma wy view to mstrimony. Addres box boy dton Post office, sp zrnomrons rane. ae oe FIFTY ~ORNTS.— ore Peok poty Tu 14 every to sea Rarer emote Ly WUOATR.—WANTRD, 10 ea Two Order, not over # oat ove A foll ey ae Yreiee WIT, cant "Caay, wre an SALES OF REAL ESTATE, GOOD SITE roe A AMARERT bt mt Je About 18 scres of on the x frat % *Riihe rented to'n markst gardener.” Dulldings and fruit land or Apply to J. Eaqoveay FOR SALE.—A WELL FITTED UP gota & good ip baanace Se orese gout trade fo les, fea, Inquire a Teing en, diapone 0. the \ boweat the low prion cr i eget A COUNTRY [DENCE —— BALE OR TO LET—~ BANAT, photographic fituated at White Plains Westoheater The houre is nearly pew, con’aina twelve Lary, A’ RETAIL MILK ROUTE FOR SALB, WITH HoNsY, | wibanttable outbuildings frounde embrave thr (Wesou, and harness. Inquire of 5, YOUNG, 9 allen | equally divided in lawn and kitchen garden are: Ponseesion Immediately. Apply a+ 47 Fourth turee', Breck: lyn, B. ay ws oR PARTIES I DECRING 7 Z2, Dal athena 0 ioe nvesmont trap app siylog 10 00) vodgan ee wohuA va, bP yer, Several frat ‘lass pt STORE FOR SALE AT A pammaseanAs a ; a rare tunity fer Physician, A R “Dale hess or PRY Personally at same oftica’ between RUG STORE FOR SALE VERY CHRAP FOR CAS! securly; ene 33.00. An old and {anea nee. Adaress X. ¥. Z, box ond) Pont oft RUG STORE FOR SALK.—THR BEST AND OLDEST Ouse yaar on SALE OR BXOHANGE—OON. hat jwellin, nnd Ld ie houne, pe. laren qerser trait of all ede + ae situated ire of the village, forty roda irom depot and fourho re from New York. sniisthe beat location inthe Vilage, Wold ‘corner drug store in Now York, kept 23 Bay or | deexchan ad for those nb er part of the city, if in P bel'eold stand 47 Cherry stock, corver of Koovavott ores | ® good a Brooklyn. “Apply at No, 3 Cort- years’ lease, low rent The death of tae doctor is the carise of | landt strees ihe wale, or walk tog parinee. Apply in the store, bi ry mreek, coruer of Rooeeve pely re, 47 Uber. AGUERREAN GALLERY, WITH CHRAP LRASK AND soother the house, wi an shar tenant in or geno int wor ami Me) owner ia 7B aie eo; coparaius frou tO LA AppIY at M0 Grand street VERY CHEAP—395 ACRES IN Wars FOR SALE ‘Terms easy. The wood i lind well Watered, Also for sale br. good stone dam, heavy water power, best place Price $675. AD enterprising man wi'b & smalle OR SALE—ON VER’ SONBLE TERMS, Tite | cet this farm free of cost. 3 wwe farma for sale and en mates known me rrateetee vartaty atore attuaind iyo d NARDRNMILR, on agent, 84 Fulton street 166}4 Bowery. hes rietor tinh, trem 8 to 8, sore, part cash, ed POR See 3 eat Pry oleate MANAION ON MOR. ; brown stone froat 45256, four storion aight fot 100 particulars inqn're of THO8 KILPATRICK, at tue new buildings corner of ‘Thirty olnth etrect and Lexington aveans. OR BALE—AT STAMFORD, CONN, THE TWO STOnY and attie brick Rouse, built {n the moat substantial maa- er, wiih all (he modern improvements, wit coaaer ralory tached, carrings houge, tc, with aoout alx saree of 4 tgif i oo piv io k'R “OMAR a, ou tho premises, ‘depo: O'HARA, om oro B, T. BEALE it Liverty street, ‘ OR “SALE—-LOT NO. 513 ON OcRAN AVER' Fost Hamilton villawe, town of New Direrbt, county; 100 feet front and bg feet on masinehes i and 240 feet on southwest ede containing 9 17th ot an sere. apply to mre, DAVID GuRMMING, 29 Soarve nree", New York. consequence of 8 25, 50, 100 oF 360 pores good land, $4 per ouammanagement reavemen' Fecirascpesuorath sche 4 AILLY, 483 Broadway. but responaible applicants need apply. ‘ OR SALE—-THE STOCE, “PIXTORES AND GOOD WILL 8 grocery and liquor store, neatly fitted up and in & ee cd Voc esson for selling, = wee Ag he md fornia, apd i must be sold this week. as] Weat nat Twenty: -firet atreet. WR SALE—NATIONAL ACADEMY RESTAURANT, ane, nesr Tenth street, and all the mock low rent; first rate tani for business. Inquire ANE, 76 Fourth avenue, corner of mrest. POR SALR—LEA RTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A fruit, wine and segar store with semple room at'ached doing 4 frat rate business Locsted op one of the beat corners uptown | The only roanon tor selilag ta owner bas ovher buaivees to attend to and will sell cheap. Apply #1 corner of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, a ot gt SEWING MACHINES. AND MONEY AD- od wachines bougdt, sald and repr’ red. Also OW SALE A PLEABANT LOCATION TN THE TOWN: sbip of Shrewabury, at the village of Long ranch, and ed ining th Jaa Fellows’ Hall in sald vulagee Apply QL RTBRC, RUCK, 382 Washiogton wrert, NX,” OR BALE AF STOCKBRIGE, MASS —A DWELLING, Salted fora summer residence for a-cmeil feally, with shout one acre of ground. near the village of etocs! the anpus machine. for tamily use, for ss@ by A. f. THOS PSUR, (8nd oort $2,) austionser, 102 N street, #o- cond floor, rooms Nos. Zand 3, corner of Anu street. R GALF—A BARBERS SHOE. I IN A GOOD LOCA- tion and an excellent run of Will be sold chesp for cash — Mnat be wold thin the owner hes ater 0 nes#to attend to. Prize $20 Apoly to J. T SANDS, Sa ee ota aL D bucetnridgeror of MAUS: WPA aweyy Lome ee ee ee LLB, PLGuD, 1) Indie wharf, Boston, OR PALE—AT A BARGAIN, A NEWLY FITTED UP porter houre, in ve of the beet locations in West atree', F°, OR SALP, EXCHANGE FOR LOTS OR OTHER PRO- opporite the different linea of bow's, The owner muat leave — perty—35 acres prime Innd. 19 wo 2 ales ty f $2,000 oF free 6 hancivome, weil by Wecity, Apply 10T, GAFFNEY, 10 Centre street, at ed mill DOR SALE—AN EXORLLENT WHOLKIALE AND RE: AT OO pte i esa wre Rigeed re do*n town, oppost’e » market, abipolag, venues; butiding fasiltie or exchange? cheep ag the owner cenuot si: | }¥¢ mAppiy at a se we sul aa matales os Verdtoit apply (0 2, @AFENGY. 10 Contre atrect, As’ apnly eh gene BR. We - OR FALE—A_ SBF OF ROSEWOOD FURNITORE, IN RB BALE OR RXCHANGE-A| LOE. WITH, TWO story brick house. $5. Wicanremain Will be exchanged for a smsiler house and jot, wo houe with land im the coua- try. Inquire on the premises, N 0. 194 Prince street. Ease OF THE NORTH BATTERY AND PIER OOF of Hnbert street for aele st aurilon Notice ix bereny procatel, with all the neceasar; ; ali cew the iratof May, Ip: sriicles, for Keeping + No. 77 Thompsoa K°% RALE—ONE SECOND HAND OSCILLATING EN- gine cylinder 8 inches, atroke of piston, 25 inchs: two second band. pumping saxice, “Worthington patent,” one | Fiver, that the Nor wh my ar eee ee eee ee Iron tank, 16 feet long 4 fet wide, $15 feet deep; one a f Gapean, oth te hed by, the Delerere, oe aie ad eee feet loug, 5 Seer wi tdevp; four irom Kettles, all peniey Rurast 19, 1868, et [2 o'elock M., at the ity pal! for 1209 the | pressing, amglieh make: all fa bargain. For particular large m7; two bydr: ood order and wil bv: tbe term of five years from the Ist liay of Mi r lessees will be required to make all necesssry rem mes, and to Ki otha repair during the ir Jame, at thelr ‘The lesse will outa ‘he ases! covenant and conditions. ‘The terms anc conaptions wii] be made known at be ime pf gale, and may be learned on application at the Cotpirol- ler’ io. 6 Hall of Kesorde Danii F, STEMANR, ier Saonue Bal WARD, Resorder. iT. CI TEOMAB McSPRDON. Ch. of ¥in Com Rd of Ald. HENKY ARCULABLOS, Ob of Fin Com. Bd. of Coun, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, — 3 Orncs: _saw York, July 14, 1568. WaANtEn—t0 BXCHANGE FOR 85.00 TO 8™C00 worth of merchandise, valusbie resi vataie, foeoy TURES or ES chan prontey and guar wore, i & choles Jenne four yenre 4: aighi mo theta run: rent pald up. rd will 0¢ sold; koud hud sstistaetory reason aseigns doing. Mis BOWS, Go Fours w evauue, OR BALE—THF BEST RATING, LAGER AND DRINK, ing saloon on Brosdway, «i usted in & perfect whirlpool of business. fited up inthe best manner, and doing a trade of 3801099) adey Lessa favoravie and orice low toa cash customer, heaton for selling other Dusinena to atiend to. BIGGS & SUUTHWIOK, St Masaan etree’ WARRANTED IN EVERY WAY SOUND & very supcrice whole colored black horas, |. long, nstural til, sixteen bande high, justin aly year ing Western sity. Apply to a. Pek Fam ihe cocniry, with aaverior power nad ncdon. vAswgen | Bg Nom. 14 Broad way, acoond eins 4 1h muy of farnlly’ wan'ing seh an the above wil ind ble a opportunity seldom met with as ve horas wou! —FOR SALE, TRRMB RASY, A od 1 upe, carriage oF rae For further par $3, 000. reaitence, Tie minates’ walk fr ra Momo aire nt Mr. Dishrow academy, Fifth ave: | yun ferry. ouseon fro lola; ata le, wall and fruit rena, at West Hoboken, N. J, corner of Palieade avenue and Sar- Clay eireet, “btagen i ihe ferry. View apteudid. $20,000 rattan Eth aaa Jands, 1 ree of insumb! T Wars F°, BALE COMPLATSLY AND NWLY FURNISH. d lager bier aloon, with lesa» for several ye ng cre. ADDNy Ac 10) Naasau aire. ad 5 Fo fALE—THS LEASE, STONK AND FIXTURES OF +4 & Well established aegar divan, located in one of the grest ~ now doing & good caab business; o U bby pen peyrt HOUSES, ROOMS, &., TO LET. will be eo! sgrenk ener! ettmamerinely ay lied for The reget ot x in a few w aw Apply to ” " FIRST CLASS FURNISHED, HOURR TO Bigtsbiw F FLTZele MONS, agent, Lal Bor y- ely furote with every conv {OR SALE—TEP STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RE- | 00! rin avenae, Any io wittag, 10,09 reanoraet price can make applic 4 Jenn “ PUREBRED FOUN, IN PRRFACT ORDER To LET— In Twentieth street, between Fourth avencs and Broad- rivave famtly only Bent, toa aailetastory a eee the house apply Bt 68 Hast Fwenty~ from 1 to 2 P. BM wil grocery in one o: the leading avenues of this city dy ast ye fold, ae the Raversiner ictencs leaving on account of i hes. Address X , Grocer, Herald offios. Fe SALE—AW OLD ESTA GLIMIIRD LTQt Jense onc fixonres St New Brighton, Staten Island win in coe minutes’ waik of the fers, on the corner of Jorney three! avd Michmond terrace. Apply on We premings, Cause Of sale, ceath of the late proprietor, | " SALE—THE STOC! ok (OMALL) AND FIXTORE4 OF 8 country store in Pew Jersey. shout aigbienn miles from ew dork. It te im 6 smart, | way, tom email veoant, necond aire: FoRsEED HOUSE TO LRT-FROM UNTIL * of May dext; Remall two story and wie house, furniabed, containing gas and Uroton water, plesesatl the vicin ty of railroad cars and singe rootes: et to ® responsible party. Address Uranzer, Hered off) NOW ry OOMS TO LET —& SUIT OF #OOME, HANDQOMELT furpisBed, on second floor, in Kas: Fourteeath at with plenty of cfoneta gaa, bbaih,'t2., with, Tne of elie sky ly ‘a room; family pri privale Addreas A. T., Vaiom square ‘ot PaRK & OK SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQuos STORE, att Sted in the Fourteenth ward. with » full run oe cn Revt with three years’ lease from last M perticnlare inquire at KBINZEAS & BAbDENDORSt” 8, Py Baxter aireet. FF, SALE—ON (TO, LET—A, SHREB STORY HOUSE, KO. 100, WASP Teeny -, TA, street; water la each etary: will be let cheap tos The boure is in perfest order. Rent au ihe rate ot Son pers per annum. Inquire onthe premises. Pow ane OCOBNTIE¢ SLIP. be gd sovra street, a berand lunch room, ne fitted up; wil! ve ‘the lat beptem| 20.4 ebeap for cash; low reat. Inqatre of Tos 3 wit | — Se ee SON, rotunda Merchants O LET-THR THBEE STOKY AND BASEMENT house corner of Forty third surest Bevenm avenue. ‘The house Is new, hee all the modern tmprovements, and is the tnest i ‘up town, Inquire on the presmisor, A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSS, SUITARLE yao family, Oomtaining twelve rooms; . near “ingen and wy To a ra. terms moderate, Address L. M., Hernid R BALE ISrood orf and.e m¥ SEWING wacbines. tu good new; also” v TABS G4 Bie Carag” fine glass show one. a a, AITKER, wea BALE CHEAP—A LIGaT RUSINRSS WAGON. afine rockawny, Inquire atthe Adriatic Stables, U4 Grove street Pevinoen 1 BSTABLISUMENT FOR BALE—A ‘oop hanes for one commencing business. For particulars T° LET—A SMALL HOUSE, 114 WEST BROADWAY; foyuiee at SLL Spring between ai and Sul- rent low to & good tenant Upper part of house La liven. Faokila street, seven rooms, Rent $26, The taree house No Houre 110 West Broadway, ® rick street. good wtand for a por ter house. way, up ttatre. Let—at gg gS HOUSE FOR SALE—BUT RECENTLY #TART. Apply o SMITH, 334 Broad doing sn encouraging business The owner r month. with a Ove year's lease, § Hudson street. convenient be 0 ——————— The garden bes alt werden ite Srase STORE POR ar Roary L. STOCK, FIXTU ASS | usted on Eilzaheth q rer, adjacen' to the boat Cz ther porabulase apply 81410 Brosdwags + ihe Peianoe pf ihe year’ A lenge’ ean’ e. bad of rari St 410 Bro or the be —r. eet for a longer tam. Rent $20 peeannum, Inquire mince of Sire. HHALt., the present tenant. ) Latte UPPFR FART OF HOUSE NO. if Frond way; ‘De oeasloa and woartmenta are well to anv lisht Susinesa auch ae millinery, reeompnaing’ o> the fret #998. ABINE TELEGRAPH CABLE—FOR BAL the New York, New/ouniland and Imadyn te , im lengths to quit purchasers, about 83 mien aay for auciliy arge alze curmacins wlegraph cabin, vib tarot end) ier by Kw inquire of &. W. LOWBSS, 1 apply for further partionlara in the store, on tl JR LOWER PART OF 199 BAST TWENTY. ct: Seven roome: rent $19 also, ihe lower third A bash, de, TOMEI NA, SS fee ———_ Lag fo At Lats YUAN OFD ae ag ly aaked yoally as goo! e id Hence caren Noe. ~ ST machines, wad ts Sinaes D PARSONS DESIROUS OF GOING INTO THR WINT and ikruor busioces 10» roepectable Ipostion, $1,600 oss ‘A partner woul! de bar wih pustretorence usd dS in cash Adarene a. 0 Inquire of J ”. ‘) LET—TO ONE OR TWO REAPECT AME Lenn yny -1 ‘Wr pont ewsli children, one of room, in the pentee! fiveetory howe ‘Went Formate cares Apply on the premires atiy time after 9 o'elook A. M. TALUARLE INVENTION —FOR SALE, BITTER 18 whole or tor #iagle owtes | Prices from $10 to 45 p the Unie a $20. Money can be my tly, with small outlay. Taree ‘and, pamaplen wo" th filve « to ioat om receipt Wat anm. Address box #68 8.008" 10 LAT FIR FLOOR AND BASEWENT, 4180 a T soso 4 floor, of hone £5 Aaah ninth sire: Ly ah in gonavenae; eae marole mantel je house tty aneee ay AND FIXTURES oF lweicrarense o pat.toulare wa al pramiane’ Foo] situated to a thice y eop led and well adage! the business. Inqui-e jo the etore, 138 Raat T went mireet, between Beoond and T ones. $25 (),<70%, SALE A TRA, STORE Ix, Taran OU. arenve, colng e large cash, business best atande to Bntiatwetor anqaire on rent And got 1 000, =POR BALE, WALP INTRARIT IN A Castt * , manufacturing busin: as connected with #\) sing, dry houses tn oe, c.! ya over 40 co clowk A. m o4 PM. Tn tt,t, HOSOKRN-A PEW MINUERS PROM iw terry. & handsome three sory oweilin o modern iinprovemente of Frapklin wr nee, Apply at ateet . LRASE, ‘OR FOR KALB OR RX WARGR ros aerty in New York, or © place on the Budsow, ace of font acres, with Iaege bose, Diy od land males from Néw York, lie ease OF nee 1 dertekbte for © mea of business Apply st 17 Wail second room thn’ promiacs, d Aecomm™ xdat on cap be shown on Apoly b: raoually tO. T, Lk FORT, 28 Falion woe 7 NEWTOWN, I. 1. A HOUSR i ey ian: wp We piemises ia ont ora ened "ale () LAUNDRY POR BALK, WITH FIvroRws | D*TU Carriage snd poules bower, 4 $1.000.340 eeu wt inet whole” house 4nd apply a BA Brasdwsy, room No.4. 0. uae —e $1.3 0. RALR. AN RXORLLENT CORNER Ue roan ‘and 'iquor sore, doing ® qood cash Iehiee Airaainrs ta fete ib & BISHOP 17) Chatham batham st. room 4. 500.-eien AND DINING SALOON DOWN . pa hed Ld inne Bail te valas) large and fable business, very favors and “ ivan a sata 0 ae ly ita ————_—~ PAS AL. ROULARS 1 DamooRATIC WRPCHLIOAN Genie at F Pie pont — at thee Teust 18 eSeioct ’ Nowax, weed Becretariee. — Se TH WARD.—TUR Ly oF THIS warp a ABR to attend » im thie day). ma fe ae Hermigage ial “eavocaal are ‘THOR, SILLY. Coairmen. LI tbrabvery, frait argo inom complete. snd now | vines, ko. Rent very low Purnhure, ite wook, tafming er implementa. sold jow If desired. These premises are four miles from Willamaburg, wed ‘hr ire be minuies’ yetown depot; care Toysire at 400 ‘earl street, or or ot e ran ume OR oT Nice f THRER RY BRICK fo. iat ‘eat bixteenth rid all the modera 5 norevemia Om wry ey 119 Se'clook M. For pn pe 9 A NUMBER OF men. 72 Norruan : tific f ‘Third avenue. ST, Chairman. , }eocretarion, Oana AF wa rghit be beatin? Y iy LPT AND FURNITURE Fou, SALn. % UPPER Servers i i) yiekee be pred L—" Yad (Gira street, a 8 0 clock. ae ta per nuneds 4 Guan Aremerson, fee. TA Amo ae BNOR RILEY, Presidoot. aKera 4 ts 4 STARR, New ) Fewt—s HOUSR, IN NEW YORK OR deapetoh ie at a or chemioal parpoees; Croton.ge well water coed as yor ooull wiah it 6 on coe page AML chet Pocheations 7 Wher will be he war al mengain tomorrow | sector b, &., Meowkd olllve,