The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1858, Page 2

THE MAILS OF THE CANADA PROGRESS OF THE CABLE IN EUROPE. TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE " BERNE. NAPOLEON'S NAVAL TOUR. Departure from Cherbourg and Ar- rival at Brest. &o., &., ko. ‘The mails of the Canada reached this city from Boston yesterday morning. Ovr telegraphic summary from Halifax, published on ‘Wednssday, embraced the main points of the news. ‘The reports given to-day of the successful working of the Atlantic cable at its Irish terminus will be read with fatisfaction. ‘The Paris Presse of the 7th instant, in its weekly com- merciai review, ays that— Business among the manufacturers of Paris continues to progress ins rege lar manner, and in almost every brauch the orcers bi for home consumption and for foreign markets are sufficient to keep every band well haya ong The sccounts from the manufacturing districts are also . At Tourcoing, Roubaix and Lille all hands are at Work on orders received for the autumn and winter trade, ana prices generaily are on tho advance. At Mul- bausen a cumber of foreign purchasers have been in the market curing the last week, aad a fair amount of busi- nees has been transacted. At lyons there ia still a waat cf bande; but a number of the weavers, who had left that city ne the slack period, have begun to return. At ‘Rouew there bas been a fair amount of business done, both in ee haees goods and im cotton twist, and prices bays been well maintained. The retail trade in Paris re- mains about the same ag at tho time of our last roport. ‘The London Times of August 13 says:— Tt is plain that U; Canada will not long submit to be ruled, az hitherto, No doabt an attemp! will be pd to redress this grievance by means of legwistion; but if that attempt should fail, some kind of revolutionary disruption cannot be far distant. We for- Dear to aweil further on 60 discouraging a prospect. We regret that the crisis should haye come on a question ‘volving #2 obvious violation of the faith of the colony pledged to ber Majesty,and we only trust that ‘hat sorte meaus may be fonnd which will at once save the colony from the imputation of bad faith, and prevent the disrup- tien of the union effected by the act of 1840. May not that means be poesibly found ima federation of all the British Colonies in the northeast of Americar ‘The London Herald of 13th instant remarks:— Canada, in full possession, will defend her frontier, and with'it her mines, motals aad micrals. che will | form her own roads and conpect the Atlantic and Pacific | extremities of ber evopire. Until the long Lee aes I = j pute is adjusted her energies must remain paralyzed uncertainty. Tbe lake navigation cannot be utilized, a ther can her abundant and fertile soil be cult'vated. But we apprebend that no long delay will postpone the | settlement of these rival claims, for Sir Bulwer Lytion 18 not only an able man, but noted for his industry. THE CABLE IN EUROPE. Working of the Irish end of the Atlantic | Cable—Satisfactory Reporps and Des. patches— The Jubilee in Ireland—Old Fogies atill in Liverpool--Holyhead and Liverpooi to be Connected by tne Wire—Telegraph Conference in Berne—A New Recording in- etrument, Our European files brought by the Canada contain still more satisfactory reports of the working of the Atlantic cable at the Irish terminus, with accounts of the unabated eatbusiasm existing in Europe in favor of a comprehensive network of submarine telegraphs. The following are the latest VALENTIA DESPATCHES TO LONDON. Vauexti, Thursday, August 1 The communication continues uninterrupted from N founded. Their mesages exclusively relate to ine per. manent adjustment of instruments previous to the open- ing of he line to the public, Vauentia, Friday, August 12, 1858, ‘The instruments are pearly adjusiec, and words pass through accurately in both directions. a Lad following message was received in London from alentia — The receipt of twenty-six words yesterday evening, from Newfoundland, relative to signals apd instrumonts, bat satiztied me as to the cause of delay ‘p the fall and free in- terchange of messages. They now road and acknowleige our words accurately. We can receive at very good speed from them, while they can,as yet, only receive from us slowly. ibope to be able to transmit the message trom ber Majesty to the President thie afternoon. ‘Vauestia, + Nea Evening, Aug. 15, 1858. Since the landing of the cable end the progress of towards perfection has been most markod aud a bour, whether by night or by day, has developed some vew and interesting teature, giving brighter and “ on for the future. ‘ne sgnais from the second day have always been per- teotiy legible from Newfoundiand, but the incompiete arrapgements there prevented an interchange of com “how, be ve roe intercbap, Perfect, iow, however, ze is by atop, tbe rapidity of communication already yoy mgst sanguine expectations formed, and gives unmistake able sviceace of vast improvement. THE AGAMEMNON BOUND FOR SPITHBAD. (From the London fines, Ai 13) pay wea Preedy, wl leit Queens. | M, on Lo entered Plymouth Sound, whee Atiantle Tolegra Company's m the a m2P. Mon i= terepert wat comeeg uence of her extreme Lebtoes: acter cones Of the cable, and of the heavy weather experienced, she was ip greater danger of being lost while in Valentia Bay than when-the gale oceurred in the Atlantic. She lay very close to the rocks, and in paying off drifved, but was | happily brought up by the star auchor. The Aga. | memaoo left 'n the evening for Spithead. RSJOIOINGS IN IRELAND—MUNICIPAL DINNER DUBLIN. IN cannot be few or in. i be . di othe very verge Of hostilities belore people were aware that ling hed existed. New modes of @ between the vi te buman family be ‘etus by the cord 2 World, for ap almos instantaneous communication must act as a wholesome cbeck, and prove a stop gapto recklezs trading. Nothing, im fact, since the first discovery of the American cont ona) will exerc'se go vast an influence on the deatiaies of this country, apd that of our trava-atiantic cousins, and the most gratifying feature is that both countries must be mutually advantaged. ‘It bas outdoue,’ as bas been well observed, the Declaration of 1 anc gone far to make us once again, in spite of ourselves, one people. To the ties of a common blood, language aud religion; to the intimate association in business and a complete sympatby on many subjects, is now added the faculty of insiantans- ove communication, which must give to all these tencer cles to unity ap interest which they sever before could THR TELEGRAPH STOCK ON THE LONDON ‘CHANGE. (From the Loadon Herald (City Article), Augus 12 | No official transactions took place in the ebares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company to-day (ilth inst.), but the closing quotation was rather beayy, showing @ reaction to $40 a S30. The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph improved to 1, buyers, some purchases baving been efleciea on the pert of capitaliste who appear to possess (ath in the suc ‘cess of the uncertaking. [From the London Post (Cits le), August 13.) No transactions tave taken place in the shares or the Atiantic Teiezraph Company, aad toe quoiat.oa is sominal- iy still £360 a £90 per share. [From the London Times (City Article), August 15 } Atlantic Telograph left off at 840 a 890, aad Red Sea Lole- graph at 5, 8 % premium, or ' lower. BUBCTEIC TEURGRAPH BETWEEN HOLYHEAD. At the week!y meeting of the Mersey Dooks and Harbor Board, beld August 12, ia Liverpool, the marine surveyor and engineer were requested to survey the beat route for the purpose of the vew electric telegraph between Liver- LIVERPOOL AND y | pool and Holyhead, a# sanctioned at the previous meoting | of the Boara. | CONSOLIDATION OF TELEGRAPES ON THE CONTINENT —CHEVALIER BONELL!'S RECORDING INSTRUMANT. (Paris (August 11) Correspondeuce of the London Mmes. | A conference of telegraph Girectors is to be hela a: Berne on the 26th ‘nstant, for the purp2ee of introducing as much unity as possibie into the working of the various Lines, of barmcniz'pg systems, and of consulting on various matters of interest. Belgium, Frauce, set, Portu gal, Spain and Switzerland will be reprosente The Sardinian delegate, the Chevalier Sonelli, ts at preseat in Paris on business connected with the submarine line between Sardinia and Algeria, and bas brought with him the apparatus of bis new invention—the avtographic telegraph, which, | understand, on bis return from Berne, he ia to have the honor of exhibiting to the Fmperor In your Correspondence from Turin meation has already beer made of this invention, by which a fac simile of writing is transmitted, the inscription ona lip of paper, insorted at one extremity of ihe line, being exactly reproduced at the Ope advantage of this eystein (s Obvious mistakes in transmission, now so frequent and inconvenient, are rendered impoesibie As the messace is written at one end,so it appears at ihe other. Another advantage is rapidity—gain of time, It takes but four or five seoon’s totransmit a message of twenty-five words, which may be written on two or three lines. The shorter the slip of paper inserted between the rollers, the more rapid is the trapsmissjon. THE FRENCH PRESS ON THY CABLE. The Courrier de Paris of the 7th inst. announces the succensful ‘of the Atlantic «1 publishes the despatch of the Sth Inet. from Valestia to London. It concludes as follows, tia remarks on the success of the great enterprise — The mozth of August, 1868, will bave a glorious place in = annais of the world, and of the progress of human genius. At thie very moment, perhaps, the Queen of Fnglaed bas received on French ground ipteliigeuce whica was sert from ber ian possessions ths very day, aud arrived at Cherbourg with the speed of ligltni The Paris Presse of the 10th inst. announces the parsing of elnnals along the wire, and says that the great problem of electric commuutcation between the 14 Continent and the New may be locked upon ae solved. The Paris Patrie of the Mth inst. says: — The New York jourpals conta Ecropean news trans- mitted to them by the Atlantic telegraph cable, the iand pg of whioh tm Ireland and Newfoundland, we have Slready announced ‘The Naval Tour of Napoleon. THE IMPERIAL THIP FROM CHERBOURG TO BREST— SCKNES AT LANDING. \—Evening) correspondence of Londoa (Brest (August j The Imporis! voyage from Cherbourg to Brest being fa. vored by delightful weather, was accomplished ts meat auspicious conditions. The ten fie of battie ships which escorted the “wm Proceeded during the n.gbt iM the At greatest order, keeping the place assigned to it. Cpe o'clock im ibe afternoon the equadron eatered the tage leading into the harbor, and the batveries immed! | ly Bred three is from ail their gups. Nothing could exceed the majestic beauty of the scene when the imperiai ship and those which escorted ber er- tered the barber. The inbabitents of the country round ‘were collected in vast numbers on te rising groubds, and those of the town on every polnt whence a view could be obtained, aud they ali miogied their ecclamations with ibe thunder cf the cannon. The Emperor, on lancing, made uve of the barge 't which Napoleon I. visited the mouths of the Scheldt and the de- fences of Antwerp in i811 ‘Their Majesties were received at the beryl me 4 oy ‘The Lord Mayor of Dablin has determined to entertain Me. Bri bt S04 the principal officials connected with the | Ablastic raph Company at dinuer, at the Mansion | Howe fo tote te Lera Lieutenabt has gractow | ly accepted an ieviteticn to be present on the occasion, | | | | aad bas (ized the Ist of September for the purpose. BANQUET AND FRSTIVITIES IN KERKY. [Dubie (Augest 12) correspondence of Liverpoot Jour nal. | The Girectors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are to be entertained ata banquet im Killarney, in acknow- lecgment of their successful exertions to connect the pgcom of Kerry’ with America by means of the sub ma?.ne cable. The Tralee Chronicle states that “this demonstration. it is preeumed, will take place as oon as the commanica. tion between Valeptia and New York shall have deen | competed. Tt will be « ewupendous fact, but one then | quite poss ble of scootmplianment, if, while the gentlemen of Kerry are colebratwg the greatest event of our day, ey utter nnd the euthusissm which these | sball be read and re-echoed almost contem- | porancous'y im the far eat | The Lord Mayor of Inblia has imued cards of a tion to a cinuer which be is to give om the first of next | wonth st the Mansion House, to Mr. Bright and the C pal officials Comnected with tbe Atlantic Teleg raph Com: ey. The Lord Lieutenant and several saabuntes will | onor the entertainment with their presence Ou the subject of the “cable” the following “curious if | true etavement appears in the Londonderry Journal of Wedvescay.—It is said that when once it gets into full work vg wiih the messages already prepared. “First come first | served ip to be the ruieyalways excepting the foremost mewage of ail, which is to be, that of Queen Vietoria to ect of the Amerioan lic. Guesses innume- ave Deen bevarded and not «few wages laid, as to ral the ‘matter of the Queens » and cortai: - bic! gossip inclines to the side whicb affirms i quetation from Seripiure will forme of ber Ma. | jesty's “meneage of peace and good will.’ j 8 PTILL I LIVERPOOL. | [From the Liverpool Journal, August 14.) | are The ‘iaik on ‘cbange’ was thai the cable will tend to Uneetiic things, that orders will be wubbeld watil « is | rows bow the telegraph will pF, that, fit rucceeds ia the rapid interchange of m Manchester will Commuvieete direct with New York or Kew ‘Orleans, and that brokers im America will supersede brokers im Liver: | oot; that nwa spree s dull waitormity over the fises, | | tod thet whatever imay do generally, it wil vi j— i good iy do generally, it will doe (From the Liverooo! Mores: August 14.) i ‘The very gratifying, butae yeh incompiovoana easested, le mvocers which hag aitended the nobie echeme for patting Great Britain apd America into ele iric communication has , mevessarily given & powerfu! stimul jective faculty, and already we bave schomas bd ihly' breached for covering ® great part of the world with a network of Melegrapba, fo a8 actualy wo bring the most distant nations ioto closer proximity tban 'f they were near neighbors— | jo other worde.to make communication with tbe antipodes | more expet Lous ibas commanicition between Liverpoo! | And Bir enbend i# at present. There can be little doubt, | too, that when the Atlantic line has been experimentally | proved to bee complete tte , sclentifioauly and peco- piarily, & wouderful impetus will thereby be given to the or etaculty. Grand projects will them be worked om. jn a few yours the globe will bo aa it wore With & nervous eyster of telegraphic wires, which wil ake ibe whote mares living and sentient thing—which | W1li Co mut 10 make ai lands and ail peoples one. | Sceol de men are now laboring bard to find the roadiest And mont ecouomical motbud of scomaplishing @ task In- | fioite'y more gravd aud caring Uaen thet of Prometheus, | Dameiy to Carry the celestial fire through the framework of the #hole earth so aa to make the vast mens vibrate on oe Tre Rate with Wo 0nd epeseh Ooe of the men Who bave tus been imboring in secret to facilitate this wenderial ie Mr. Wm. Rowers, of London, has offere!, on of wonamed frieods, » make f: ete | Atlantic 8 tole hic ONDIe wo strong that itean | ™mAriD be submerged without trouble or risk, which is incorrad: Die, light and portable, and which cah be monte and laid Gown at Ines than the first cet of the cable jugt laid. Th is bi Jogether uniike” the first oabie [From the Liverpool Times, Augnet 14.) Te now evidewt that we can connect the most ro. mote parts of the globe with the wire, and mor TeBire Ariel p conception of throwing ® zirtin round tes eimoulnion may ariae, but the perfect practicability of ! tyes ‘cer the compang’ will be Gelayed the first week | tention of rovereiana, but m ae Marebai Baragvay d'Ailliers, Vice Admiral La Place, the Maritime Preteot, the Protect of he Finistere@he general commanding the department, the c‘ticers of the marines snd of the garrison, and al! the prive!pal civl! and miltary Sutborities Close to the staire \eading from the water ax elegant triumphal arch was erected, ander which the Mayor of Brest presented to the kmperor the keys ot the town, delivering at the same time Go address congratu lating their Majestics on their safe arrival, aa expressing the joy and gratiiude of the inbaditante at rece: ving for the first time « visit from the sovereign of the countay | The speech was followed by loud cries of “Vive 1'E recr ' “Vive imperstrice “Vive le Prince [imperial The Pmperor replied that he had long the port of Brest. that be was much ception given bim, snd that he hoped d: b 7 to be able to decide several qveations of groat interest, whict bad occup ed L's aitent.on prior to his departore from the A dopvtation of young girlie then came forward and offered a basket of ‘lowers to the Empress. Their Majes- ‘Ue afterwards entered an open carriage an? proceeded to the church of St. Louis, every street throug which they pasred betng decked out with flags, car'ands of fowors and evergreens. A line of acidiers aod sallors, anc de putations from the rural communes, headed ‘by ther msyors, all in thelr old gational costume, were drawn up op either eide of the streets. ‘The Bishop of Quimper, surrounded by his clergy, ceived their Majesties at the entrance of the cbaret, and delivered the follow ing adress — Sing—risteny ia proud anc happy a! the honor !t receives This vovle pro had for centuries past attracted the al- er has it obisined the nrerk of Majorty now ecoorés # mm whieh | Christians sad tillers of the Toi the Bretous thank you for your love for religion 104 for .be eneonragements whieh yOu Bite 10 agriculture, they bare aupiauded, wen » powerful cy 2 the pyramid on iis base. They hare namired the genie which. afer bevicg _coseeired and directed war, imposed its wisdom on them | peace congresses been Aled with eeu into tbe midat of the the aithet ulations. Sire, the chul¢ren of Armorics, \nnred to Tabor HA to danger, 60 Dot content themecives wit giving to yo%r armies brave soldiers, und to your fleets active seamen, wo fre he admiration of ail omvons: Ubey at the seme time [or —~ to the church worthy priests and excellent missionaries Your 7 caneet take © step in tBeir couatry host mee'ing with berose reminiscences, sad youn Ms places “the ruth awe wee one of their knights said to Mary Stuart ai Moriatx “a Breton | ity of betrayal.” ou gracious presence reminda the le of thelr whose reys! basband # a8 also the facher of toe A votes, elon len! as well a8 respetied. bine informed courage and devotedness. it thrilled at tbe orm whieh jou s abor: time aed nvlage! ten aicliog cureumet eee yt Iie eympathies, Ma ammo, and si Re pray Twill pray God to proset you, 19 bless the ‘Pusperor, ad io wach over over, Zour wels beloved sap. in of bis grent deat. order that he may tender bimeelf ‘The Emperor replied that he felt bappy in visiting Brit- tany, to be received bye clercy so highly distiugaisbed, and that he was about to jain with teens ‘n Offering up pre Heaven thet it would coatince ts protection to Franoe, Rnd second the efforts of those who iahored t pro mote bor welfare. After the 7+ Lewm anc the Domine | salewm féc, the Imperial cortege proceeded to the Maritime Pretecture, where tne official receptions took piece of all | the authorities of the town, and the mayors and deputy poe of _al the communes within &® circuit of teo ues. The Emperor and Empress several times spoke isthe most gracious m@anor to these fuuctionaries wh Wore the organs of the Wishes ‘and homage of the Breton population. HOW THE IMPERIAL COUPLE ENJOYED THEMSELVES [Brest (August nena of London Pont. | ‘The Fmperor devoted this morning to the examination of some of the questions of | Interest whien hed induced bim to visit the coasts iy At 06 0'o10 3% ote Mayeaties wend to te Oar S ye artillery. The wompemere tra up io front of the building, and were reviewed by the Emperor, who ee ee ake ae afar warda tet of | @ before his Majenty, who expressed 1¢ Com mn =n his eutiafactions at the soldier likemppearance jed to the bosptie’ werde, wen} to the ‘ute Une ai) nen ts vhe "Fe reap earth hae @ ieinavers, fore eolatton tar all F apron aro esttib © ae bot i suldiets Woeansed is baitie Seal men attending on them. After ofermg up ® “he imperial party The'r Majsstion sg ‘the bedoise of the | } | Hit i i i i i if ; and the second ‘Chatoaulin. In pass- the roadstead, we reeatiine, atthe , and have before ‘Dg leave on the right the Bane de la extremity of the Pointes des us the Banc Ge St. Pierre, is about 2,000 metres long, and near which ig the for ships of the line; further on, to the north, is the Banc de St. Marc, situ. ated between the entrance of the arsenal aad ihe creck of the Moulin Blanc. On the porth aide of the river of Landernean is the Ani (creek) de rpetpad eb ts ae. the mud bb geod poaresses tar q' preserving tim jen tined for ‘snip bea Iding, and the ‘timber ts ecoordingly kept there until wanted. ‘The gecond part of the roadatead contains numerous creeks and Bonne among which are ~ Anse du Fret, the Polat de Lau a having a fort, the Pont de Penatyir, the Anse du 1% aud the Potute de bemiiten whilst on the other aide are the Pointe de lle Ronde, tbe Anse du Lauberlach, the Pointe Doubidy, the Pointe du Rinde, and the Pointe de Portequen—the Inat two being at the entrance of asmall day iato which the little river Dolas flows. The Chateaulin would pre- seni an excellent oe more thea four kilometres long, if tts entrance was notimpeded by a bar near the lies du Binge. Tnv roadsten4 of Breet ta exposed to the west and northwest winds, which generally blow on its conste, bet they do sot diminish its rautical advantazes. ‘The port of Brest is worthy of the roadatead. It bas bean formed by means of the river Penfeld, which sepa- Teves the town from the arseual, and consists of three divisions: the frst 500 metres lovg, cond 2,500 metres loog aad about 100 wide, and” ‘the thira also 2,500 meters tm length. It is admirably situated, perfectly sheltered avd eurrounded with storehouses, workshops, sips, add everything necessary for building and arming vessels of war. Itcan receive at least forty reese. Ae tothe fortifications, they are truly formidabie, and are amongat the most remarkable that exist anywhere BFPRCT OF THE CHERBOURG FATES IN PARIS, (From the Paris Patric, August 10. Never, ry auy other period, did ‘here exist such exoel lent proepects for peace a at the present day. Oar na. opal pride is completely satiefied. Woen we wore sul fering from the recollections of two invasions aud from the treaties which were gbeir consequence, France patu rally sought for an opporturity of avenging these disast 3 and miatortuaes, avd looked impatiently on peac for this reagon tat a war policy—in spite of the ‘nterests which it mepaced—was almost popelar for toirty years The Crimean war, the treaty of which glor‘ous y Drought i to a close, avenged the treaties of 1816. Under the reign of Napoleon Ill France resumed her vatipua! rank and infivence in Ecrope; she feels bereelf as stroog and as respecte! as when ruled by Louis X[V. aud Napo- leon I; moreover, sheenjoys greater calm (ban ia those days of g - struggles. From the Paris Debate, August 10 | ‘We gladly welcome theee words of peace anc just! we believe that they correctly represent the real a vigni- fication of tue fetes which Rave been brought to a close at Cherbourg. [From the Paris Paya, August 10 } ‘This speecn which bas been Tecelveo with genuine en thusiarm iv France, will be equaily well received on the Other side of the Chanuel, where it will consolidete the work commenced by the interview of ttetwo sovereigns. According to the testimony er pudioed eye witnessca, the attitude of the Fuglishmen had collected in the port and town of Cherbourg jroved that a rapid reaction bad led the most irritated minds to retura to a correct ap- Preciation of the Imperial policy, acd consequently to the sentiment of admiration always excited by moderation upitec wih oe. Wiub the developement cf our power, our alliauce will become more valuable, while the cbances of war will cleappear. itis also certalmthat tha kpowlecge of cur strength wiil repcer us more —— towards the capricious conduct of our allies, and will Cim.zieb pational prejudices. [Frem the Gazette de France, August 10 | We regret, for the sake of our commerce, of our influ. ence, apd aiko for the sake of the bappiness of opprensedt Sapna wh ich place their satire hope that the French f roment should Daye Contracted @ frosb alliance of riencebip at Cherbourg We have vow arotuer proc! of the extent to which party spirit can be developed. It tracsforme into “elgaue ‘glen residents in France who came to welcome m of the thi The ovation of whicl the chyect organ representation. The Gartte will perhaps acquaint us to morrow with tbe ny sant paid by the Es gover LJ tains the opinion—now apparently in geteral favor—that the Dest meaxs of avoid pan < mye ot ia to Lospire T Deg>oors with a wholesome our stres ur contemporary, ome ps oon pe opines 4 person who has mastered accomplishments which are to be ga.ced in fencing schools auc ehoot.cg gauerice #2 reniered more amiable — bearing by the confidence he possesses iz his power, that be « also legs | adie to be iasulted by strangers. Naval Intelligence. ‘or the United States Sqoadrorz, ia the Pa dexpatched to ite Wast ~ the Toned Statee ship Roanoke. Olbeer McIntosh will hoist his Gag om doard w — Wedcnes lay o! week, When th THE FIREMEN. FOTICR TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.~EVRRY ompany throughout! the ety ae ore corny (amd a town Compauien are hereby o e ip ther ty do oN TEE Foy or @ opera giase Wild’s store and paying for The cone: cen wg Ute Pousing & ca Miva 4 AGAINST 6. W Leg, pe ther at Gorn Bicbacue Bauk. for twob aa to Lie | terry, will roemve eo avore co.lars and @ 7 wo ie a8 pRrMme.i bas b OsT-O8 TR A GOLD BRACELET, suber is ¢ care or Greeee es! Binges. oF d-op A deral reward wal be paid i revarned to 241 Wasaicg.on etree. or 48 Cinrmece. ck ag ag oy articnes (90 by Wi CST OR STOLEN $1) REWARD AND NO Qres 4 tone ssced —Loet . dare aince, on the cars Baratogs fo Troy om “ca tbe tleampcat Framcts “aiddy, pte oy ae One. ot bo give epemel, ti whe the alee ¢ hen sont i ws ene " pias ss eweiiore ont paws Teqaire cay ba ‘aucnew Bole! long weompany, Ne Gates Gaplember Il, AK. artes are Seneey eo: against br ying Lue eens Sy On S¥RAVED. CRBDAY, 267 Net A @ar& brown mitch oy 7 proverty A James Rocuey, 427 os mation where be tas be food aba 0" ‘Onli on J. Rooney , core. "enih arenns BLACK ANT fn her pranat, ba oa to the game of Fat TAN 4 — ‘Sie bul et A. Th ‘Stewart | Ue, e OOLGATR ACD. Ro. é creel, will tes he vereward. Bb he oe nde = ap lever watch Bo 9.98 mande by Davia & rotons deere. he person returning (be mine watch to William , betwee Fourweeath and Piltventh streets, Pith Lr. and po quests sieambent Var fiower a and barge ire freee, were ihe Clube HOARD Tie 7. F cet Nanna street an’ Broad. i lever wateh, by Joseph J ; rm) with iaenes. rece feror Fetorming itto Lewis a Mi Wo'sig fms aneat’ - aE ednesday evi ‘9 gray Ee Rd —# ya tek bee ons ‘ "Ye fore roa be. Any per sbecriver, ae bis 4, Hom Pook © Fou OosTA couwer. STars OF (und to the sea es Ho eee ee . and few # Si 335 i iH $ 3 E : fk i geet Ee! BANK BILLS—McKEAN COUNTY, WOOD. ‘Gutters’ and ai! other bills of broken banics bongai of all kinds bought aud ie and Broker, @yuare and now Bowery, Fey E73 HG ab ‘OHN B MURRAY, 2 Discount and Collection House, No. 40 Wallet, N. ¥. Business paper discounted a} lowest pee. tions made in every Fost office to: merica. and discounted on tolegrephic advice ATiete ‘lase stocks, bonds, gaslight shares, &c , for TA S208, AND MILWAURIE, B. R—NOTIOR — A Commnicies has been appoinied by ihe Boand of Dirostore Baak, @, Vom Baur 8 Co. New — Ds etn Ly gla i COU: rom. OF THE EIGHT bonds of the i ‘Crosse auc ue on the first yptem. he Bepudiie. sad the Interest os, ons of the seven per ent corporate bonds of the cit iiwaukie, issued to aid in fhe oocsteuction of the Milwa: Fond du Lacanc Grees Bay, and La Crosse and Milwaukie railroads, due on the firat day of Sevtemben, 1555, at the oftice of Mesars Duncan. Sherman & Co., wil be paid on that day am preeen'ation at the Ocean Beak’ ae the: beer ot New York Lessee of La On Groans ted ilwaukte a! FFICE AMBRICAN GUANO COMPANT. 66 Wisitae Brenzr, CORNER OF OxDAx. New Xone, July 1, 1888 ae, boldere of the seript sock of tile Aeriasn Guase 7 otitied that the third instalment of Gro folsca ‘and Oity coute per sare ta called aad msds pay 3 or before the lst Board of Trusvess. Dtemnver next Hy order of the 4, WEITTEMORE & 00. REAL ESTATE AND thowey brokers, Leavenworia City, Kansas —Chy erty, tmproved ead wild lands tarougout ine Terrliory for sale. Land warrants bought, sold and located im Ki ‘Miszourt aud Nebraska Festmens made and mo; rates of interest, with rst tiows made and promptly remitted, less current rates of ex cba; Parties € informaiioa #ad refereuces are re- quonted to correspond ENNSYLV ANIA RAILROAD. bi te to the West. Time at least aa a ane. Goatinans 0 Bere . elsewhere. yuble tt a the priast- Dal aea aad towaa in ibs Cavsed Rites, Caunda, £2 . TANTED TO PERCHASE—AMERICAN GUANO COM paay's stock. st PIEKUE & MORRISON'S tire proof pate store No 9¢ Maiden isne WA S722 2500 OR $5 000—THE ADVERTISER WISHES ‘kc mmediate lean of $60) on fon Wishing & 3007 ip wowls A a’ genGeman with $5,000 wo od be taken es partner Sgerry ALG Commiagion business second to acne in thie 0 city, fox years wan’ing. Apply to Mr. WILLIAMSON, No, 3 West Twenty Sf street, to cay or Monday, $2 OOO FASTEDcoy, REAL ESTATE, WORTH Ty 28,0, situated on Maine street. City of Quincy, le perfect aed no claims against (! tty: now ‘eae sddveas or inquire of i. A. | For par Griswold, NO.) Coentien slip. $5 00 Ty $10 OY.—FIRST MORTGAGE RAILROAD e). onda io exchange for dry goods, clothing. Pye or otber ‘of oie eceunneee, o fo at ot 86.00" Brogs ry SOCTH@ICK, BEN Nasssa street. $8. 000 WANTRD—FOR TEN YEARS, AT SIX PER cett. om Firs: ward property, Address, with real game, H. G.. Herald oitice. $20 000 WANTED.—WANTED, 0} ax ctgage. on frat clase | aad | ety in Foledo, Obto. 000, at ten perc OD real esate in Clpew" ML SHELDON 25 Nassae street, 50. 000 WANTED.—WANTED, ON BOND AND ta sumaot Zrom $1,000 to $3041 0, x improved property im Chleago aad . perce er annul PL: SHBLDON, 8$ Nasaun street. BOND AND roved chy pro- interest, also, Cm ecas PERSONAL. GP)EAR STSBAND-—WE ARE ALL WELL aT Cocke: Lawn. Corn ts excellent TBAPPEQRANOR—PATRICK MULBA AGED coat Panis, gia fw: with smal! blce snote, muslin’ cravat, 1e morning of the 2h of August. Any infor im willbe thank'nlly appreciated by h. itabiy rewarded ov application to i 14 Greenwich street ORMATION WANTRD—OF rice. county Meath, ireiand Willismsnarg A received by her aster, Marga cen. Sew York MARY REYNOLDS, OF en Inet h heard of she a of ber will Reynolis, ‘on erwise William Woot Docks November 22. 1840, tor tai Prat, anc when in Rew Yore worked s last residence when Ireland, sow Pf mt somewhere in Baca: 7 New York booter o- 0 jormen Wan, inte of Farace) will cai: a! the Bri tsb Coumiate, 17 Broadway, be wili Desr of eomething greaily to hu advantan tT —Four DST THOU HATE ME PAINT THE rice 82 °? COOK. LATELY RESIDING AT 35 eouth aireet Wil bear of something to ber aliing ot ibe oflce of Sot, Murray & Harrig » between the hoursof 1) A.M. and? REORE WHO WRITK TO MRS. at Portage county. ‘Onlo, will please . WELLS, FAMILY.—THOMA®, ZDWARD AND berd ons Of ‘he iate Thomar Shepherd. of vie es to be re ett Se » Whe are now Jiag etmewbere ai foe share of the residue minder the wi late of Penrith, Comberiand, . Prances Sicpherd. oo aplomer. by Qo% are reos ‘otter to Thomas Johnson, be of No. 6 114. Gray's Tea, solicttor, oF t W. 8. arnieon. of Pouri ieitor. Any foremai, perso giving information whether they are rine or dead, WB. ARNISON anf | coat where huried, will be re wal Cnvse men THAT pe gh 7. HIA BAND UFO" & Woman " wretch whom uly, 1953 ‘sare to of kindness, is (were Gstiery to onil For this be paid his $3. ANTRED—INFORMATION OF Ady any BEST, ip arrived in New York, by tine from Landon, early in June, 1848, and Of was traveiling for A patent agency. He wil find = true friend by eidresd v7 Don 2 542 Pos' offee. ALLA, YOUR MOTHER Is VERY panoueouuns Wl; return her at once and ali sbail be forgiven. 1! you Are in want of inoney, write You & ite,” Reavinc, Vonn , aiguat 28, 1455. Wik BARNET CILUBSPIE AND. JORN MIROMT Please oail at Mr. Pac#y's, on ike Plank cond, Sonear! Brooklyn. lnqiire for their cousin, eran re the ha. ‘ton ferry to Brooxlyn, aod then t tbe 01 TAWPAGNE : con! Flee & Pinte BRANDY (POUR sherries aad Ln i ne wi a Ravaad eopare, ales cect ani varity, a low peters, dit Pett is Krak, 03 Futenn atreet, a. Lag by J TAGLAR oRercoren we ids Weikht, ths wren’ G for esle mag acrert, agen» Flee « i ate Citaswe paid We Pie 5.2 #: EXCURSIONS. ool Au TARGET OOMPANI£S, PIC NIOS, PBI- Foret, Fare Teatcaments to the ce" uamurpansed for beauty "Hludeon - respectful thelr ie BUR carr 4 pat ia for forts Target companion and ic wos a any or B. 8, DAVIS, Proprietor. 'UNDAY EXCURSION.—THE hh tctma NEW HAVEN runs to See, Benne Banke every ae Leaves Bprin nat an tp, 8:2); pler No 4. B., } RrcURsren os bod NTBESS. ‘will AT AE Granta ot BIC ebd, BEAUTIFUL, ORESS GOODS. EDWARD LAMGaRe 400, ). 385 BROADWAY, RNEK OF WORTH STREET, waTit open o8 WEDNESDAY, boptermber t it. comaurtin ROBES A BO. Tribe fat asaoet- DEUX, JUPES. BOBES A DEUX VOLANTS, BOCES DRUK Bi A LEZ, ROBE, VALENTINE, ones Da ns Mama POILE DE CHEYRE, — BRiOF?& DE BOLE, PLAIN and Phat POPLIN: bat TS OHA ANOTES, SATINE FA‘ONSE, VELOURS = Pipe conn itteh will bo constantiy ates ail Che novel of le iD a. POPLIN, toe y ROBES ‘A JUPRB. ‘OTE. Jetention 9 eneanst tly the retail with rh: sale business wi call paruculne ular attention tome a Crisect sf eesrenge tanh cone gee o8. u LOWEST MABKST PB BY AL WREATHS, VEILS, conrvaas 2 IN Ligaen 4 stilety; bair pins. ehenile and gilt ovjeola, with fee featbers, at JARS tee, ua Broadway, bowen ‘Thompson's aud Talor’s saloons. Seamed FALL AND WINTER stOcK or CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS, NOW OPEN, FOR WHOLESALE BUYERS. gos MANTILLAS, "a ‘Wholesale b ‘The sudscriber is now prepared & exhit New and tous salearooma No. 68 sireet, 5 Paul ines of the ba desirable :7ien Fat aad winter cloaks, ‘ Linn ge gd a ‘To which he would ally tuvite the auent from all parts of the Union. ‘Gnonon ie BULPIN. Observe the number, 5. MILLS & 00. Have removed Yo $42 and 344 Broadway, And are ready vo exhibii their CLOAES, CIRCULAMS, BAGLANS, bo, asaoctment of Alsoa rench and German mantilla shawie, Al of which they are prepared to oiler at low prices. pede Y PARIS CLOAK. Gr AND mere ov13 VioTOK ARMAND aNd Jeay Jacaoes Lamonratve’s adjudication of the bankrupt estate of raved fabricante marchands des moles war ended till January, 1599: Lila conceason beiog wo brayer of the assignees, to enable them — a more of the autumnal con ‘the late firm. with the manulacturers of L, Aix Kix in Chapelle, made previous to the occurrense of the na fortunate dinaster which prostrated these most renowned mo dustes. —Galigvaai's Memenger. ‘KRUPTCY.—The UNPAR AAS SD BALE ore: CHOIOR FRENCH CLOAKS AUTUUN Ed WINTER COSTUME, ‘rom the failure of LOUIS VICTOR Noe AND JEAN JAOQUES LA MONTAINE, ‘The eminent fabricants, renowned throughout competing ‘The whole of their stock textile fabrics, (Ordered from the er Ww the recent ca’amai GORQROUS VEL ENOA AND LYONS, ad the mulufarious ery FR im cloths from Ruetma, dc., for the more eligible RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ON TION ANSHI OHESED —TA8 aot Laat ee Sa wil be ¥ j Dieting chely. Doors open at 1 o'clock, By, onder of JOSEPH B, F ALK, MEMORIAL CHURCH REY. A. SPOR, ARSISTANT Ms of bt. eburch, ra at ) evening, in the church corner of ley piace, bervices at 10% A. M. W JERUSALEM CHURCH (WED: a Nae worsbip on Bandey, Angee! augue 2, n oe 765 Broadway, at WW}, A. M. ‘ORTH DUTOH CHURCH, coe OF FULTON aND ‘Wiliam (oa apocd Cx M, apd 4 feck YX. vprane . and 40’c! e Borclock. Gabbath school at 9 A. M., at ame hour. and citizens are ec iy Beets fur! Aa ly 2 rayer m ning pray yer meeung is an — RI RESO ROTRSTANT KPIBCOFAL MISSION, CHORCH, Clin onan Ma Aster place, in charge of tte Key. Robert @ —Divine sctvice (every vevery y at Z o'clock & x. are P.M. Allare invited. Bouts {ree ght He REFORMED, DUTCH CHURCH IN TWENTY. fra street (ev. Mr. Van Nest ininis er) will be 0 Segvige on next Lord's day, the 291b ins, at 1035 A mors EMANUBL.—ALL THE SeMADGNG Fi gt sb the above said tempie (wituace in fe: a .. third sod Fourth avenues). as weil a: grees, ‘will be sold on Sunda: ‘20th ins precleely. All pews remaining ting} a hy [yd same lume, or he smd Koll ee ge ensuing year, or for Inve only Bosra. NIGHELLACHEZ, President ince e r of the RSTMMNSTER CHURCH, TWENTY. SELOND STRERT betweee Sixth Seventh favennes —Ibe Rev. MeOarice, the pastor, will preset in this onascrow Ueabbatby, angus! 29, at 10K AMC, and ata Pe : "MISCELLANEOUS, 1 Ne NICM For sale b; — YInrOs. BItHoP. 9. 23 Matcee isan TTENTION ATTENTION, AITENTION BCKEWS' SCREWS! SORRWS!!! £0 per cert cheaper than aay other maaufacturer 80 per cemt cheaper thee any ober manufaciueer £0 per cent cheaper than azj other manvfasturer. Bo. 510 Broad No Sid Brosdwi No. 510 Broadway. ©, DUCREUX, © DUCREUX, C DUCREUK, Manufacturer of all kinds of metal ecrews of every descrip tion and {or every trade, such as manufacturers of sewiag machines gsr fatures. scistore, sBianatorien machinists, gua smmtihs, clockmakers and waichmaxers, 4c. £0. Ali oj promptly aiteuded to. JUKE BEMEDY FOR THE PILES.—WATKING PILE omed elthe olutment te a certain r ly for f interual or au- ternal piles One of the most oon be the tleab te hae dadiod to ia"pilea,” the oure Of wi medical «kit but aes Moonie aber ik, wile soeeer | & GUBENAN’S drug store, 306 Grand stree. w York, very speedy c: tte use te ouateonded ere, = Aid, the 1 wus p tbe meat ee run el QUTTER, FISH, CHEESE, HAMW3, PORK. ALLAN & KOBE. 2% Washington street, near Barclay, Offer to the city aed country trade drat class Fresh daiv? butter and rich cherae. Criginel packages. barrels, halves, quarters. suc sboulders, city and Western cured Codfiah, berrings. scolefi#h, white dah aud shad. City lard. Dut Green and black teas, rive, eoifer and apices. Crders fillea with care; goods warrarcte. Terms cast. Oe DOUBLE VANILLA, Obooowate a la vanilla, blamufactured by HENRY MAILLARD, 62! Sroatway. tory. 158 and 16) Mercer street, articie Fac’ Where the purest and most reliable At tbe lowes: market price. NABLE CELEBRATIOY.—A NOVEL AND, SHOWT fearnre cf tbe tlomimation will be the many co.oret Vnverns which will be susp coded tn mapy places tmpraci- cable for aby other l'glt, for abip ping, suapended (rom hor jeatoous, Ose be odta.ses_ trees, ¢ neords trom the top of the houses im f¢ across airesta ac xa ibe rved im rotation. Price $10 per 1), $5 for 6. $3 ‘or sale by STEPHEN Wa. SMITH. fat Treadway Natl gad see ibe eifec: of the lanteras ightung. disposal of atime ouns, OBzAP, BOOFING.—ROOFING AND SHEATHING oe pe ad by the attendant upon the sale < as felta and roogeg materials, a i watery 4 spring and York,) are converted by the | wud lin roofs, proteciing from ap: ‘also f ented by thea killed artistes in theemploy of the | laying under carpets, for mie by JENNINGS BROT AEA, tole Sem, inte, styles and nouvesutes adapied to the tastes of | paver wi use, Bo. § Burling alip. THE Tiket CONSIGNMENT OF THESE ELEGANT ‘8. T. GARMENTS a's o'er, ‘Will argive and be for private sale, at the spactour, ‘The farce is d¢ ue wore berewfore osu be your poems on ROADWAY BRC CET Between Thompson's aad Taylor's saloons. Ow Moxnay, Avcvsr io. DURING Tue WE! _Or madness is a Biebeek payente ro daze in advanos ‘roa re closk, Were gray mol be aired tie 0 mation thew eelections Supplementary ad:itions, i hy ve I Seevched ean Steamers, wil a nced. D. KsTRRRE, vase” B.—A great opportuntty for cash wholesale > ayers. ADIES' LINEN—FINEST FAIREST MAKE, lowes PRICES, ToL. Broadway, —— MaDr. i ‘We; Broadway, near Twenty aixta street ADIE®’ eLare—2 a LARGE A8- m4 — ed rine nt 4 yy" colore of Seaver ra store, 4 BIBBOX TR eee a Reape, ROADWAY, 1, gust oma Zit Meee ‘of the above goods, JOLES A) AND RETAIL. POPCLAR TRADE Ty CLomHIN, . ek: orn ore. weer + > Have redused the prices of all wes Naoods, aa hee n0¥ Feady new patiorns of their own, impor:ation. walsh covers every quality, style and macerial for gentlemen's dress. GEIBT MATERIALS tempered sige! eprings, both wire and abeet iron coraee, wee. es, lave, allay stock always on tend, at tbe manufacturers depot, Ne 2 Joba strees. Lowes: price for ne! ast. ee AL RIANCE 2 ©O., portera and wholesale tealera in ANOY AND STAPLE DRy GOODR, P to su £ 3% BROADWAT. Beck 4 00,, where, in cous neta SEpEATET Lis re dress goods, embroiteries, felt sock of apie articles, adavted ytho extent and variety of the'r stool 1d reavectfully so- ‘asive assorument. BROTHERA, Have om hand and offer for onic a 1irg? assortment of al! Rind offal mliiaery goode of thelr vwa importaiioa aad Riaaoka TES PRES, AND ERICAN FLOWERS, “Bazi us VETS, — ad other NET MATERIALS, are BLONDES « RUOHES, STRAW Mona L LACSS AN} TI8SCRS, Al the lowest to whieb og to enll the atiention i te prices, they b a 1858 FALL TRADE HOMER, Xo a. Chamoru tat rece ving rhe Lates! and most e enpbie styles of PALL ate > he oy a snot seve Tontbers and sad fe were, maerz pescete every vertely ‘To which he ae bash of Cath BUY RRB. ASTROLOGY. Beers flue SADAME Mon ae —MADAME LANE OAN ef about love, marriage and absent fri of life, at 150 Mulberry street, near rand. Jemen {. She cas proeire apeedy marriages Rae ey ro fe iver apaiee acne} Wearanig. Uae M. WILFON, ASTROLOGER, (55 PRART STREET, nem Chaibam, oan be conauited on past, present and Totare evenia; birth required. Terme, 50 cenia; by letter $1 MILIF VILLETTE WILL, UPON Ly A. RECEIPT OF 1 conta, or ie equivalent in ia pounge, Saas amps, reture to Any person & tree i oa spon air aad future ite lite; fiao. 8 delinention er rom Wapeetmen of writing, pltere of ‘stare i oo lead a ADAME ei ‘ ble mapacer form tour tarceeh dupiag tbe oC rnin ys lnemenaa ad Post osiee, itu crere Madsme - et —WHO BARD OF | THR ORLEDRA TRO Ticlans UREGREER: che Ban oem soowutlo? Dy aga in she ant hee clues witb entire satis’setloa ne 99 aqirel Whe Getto the Sams , a do te oe { | Ha MAINES MEDIOUICRA— AL zs 7 7AMILY XB. only agency ip tais city, 113 Third avenue. Fees. 3 FLAGS, FLAGS. Mes Ry ear: Flags tor sale or to let Fiage ry 4 cm baat, A POWELL & DILL'S, 182 Routh street, up stait IRST RUSSIAN VAPOR BATHS IN AMBRIOA.— ‘Theve baths, used with the success iu all the prin Cipal cities to Rurope tor the cure of rheumetien, got, ghronie diseases of the sain, ee. are sow in full operation, Physicians avd the public wen invited to call LO ag A &0o. 242 William street, corner of Duaae, Bhakspere Hotei. URNACES REPAIRED AND CLEANED AT 8H02RT Botce in the best mannee. and redu =F. GO PERRY & 00. ‘oad way H ban pen ~ reer. AND DBALBR In BREW + And secon: Leola, Ree ‘ps constantly op Rand iathes Vigra, Avis, preeees and eteneral Sesoriment of wols, New Seer ee ) Elizapetd aireet, beek or NEY INVENTION OF AN ELEVATOR, STUMP. RX trncior of cider preaa —The undersigned, having tacen gut 0 poten for the Coote aesned mmasiieay respon f y reqnire to lift heavy wi a eady to receive orders. Tile mackive tone weigst. ant na ‘many men aa mey be require! will exch ft the an ‘toe machine Ia x0 ye the: & man cea iaks paras back. on bia BENJ. COLE, Quebes, Inventor and Proprietor. TOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR ALL TIME —Cash paid for old newspapers of ovary descriplicn an! auy hole or oul {twill make no ‘iference; and olf > Dblete of Any kind whatever, and cok al torn to p Rai'eld bank books of J.C. STOCK WEiLe 25 aca tor Dasemen’ paces PATENT FOREABLD CEB SULAB Lg ie atantiel Wheels ready lo saw traber ene rhea ea ed erin ‘Our mile wi 1 filo font Addreas Geo. Pare a au in ore. pn alchoec st INE MERCHANTS, &C.. 40 —A able to supp! large orders. a Tor 100 Herald ofee, tor three Sapa K MAMMOTH TLLUMINAARD, PAINTED bula To Managers “Agriculiural Pairs, Ae. e Griebraied posters, of amy, ize. and al price ree: ‘now be bad ouly by ng oF fog 0 Marskall, Concert Hall, Chesntt street, Phllade ‘RICE’S KALYDOR, TWENTY FIT MFO THE FACE | thon, trenalorsting ‘| ul ew ny. yy? TOILET. eactie td in arin eure fr tan al! other culaneous nee, AND 8. BALLOW COMPLEXIO! oot, nome ene velvet eae it noth at the countenance & sg Ts OLD DOMINION and tile Obb DOMINION / fretured, under the patent for the Coded ARTRUR, BU. OF Nos. 117 and 119 Bouth and for pale mt meqgtanterery fotrey. No.9 {: treet Merchants visiting New York oul by all moans Iay in & supply of these coffee and tea pote, which are La yA ad into wre, and dostped in 8 ebert thee to 0 ARTHUR'S S Ona kare ‘ai pics LF SKALING conced: bent in the mar- Ae “acelebraied Pet. Also, manufadiurer and patentee tee of oor sprii __ CORPORATION NOTICES, wineor sheep. hee, oo cents - are oper 4 2, charges “a al be ald tne 2 |e ihe oar money thas golie ae over, within one week, w ie Free [3 nt ten the ante of an: be inded aat- ‘ef er oWNeTR AHA! Appear Aud claim the enms renaurer rer aunt Sher dotuctiog we Tit amonnt. oF ths wravited for shove, Day Ovmy to him the prosends of Otherwies the ame roi phe an . GRR et of Baw Tone, August 19, 16, i 4