The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1858, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1858. te sixty-seven minutes. Previously a message of thirty. | Wide as if theybad been made fer giants, and ta toagte end the Mayor, who kere Detamnate cut wares oan taneniltes le tea nie Saiyiteaded for ined seem—semne reached no' the town and hehe ‘The Dagbladt of Monday states that the Ki — Tis performance doos not satieiy, and indicates the ex- | ‘er than the oslf of Khe log. Cow desogmded so low as to his ‘courteously re- Visit Sobleswig. Ho will romain at Gi act EOURE, “NRW YORE. 2 OE imence of some defect. The detect’ doos mot the | be waitin on tnok, plied. were ‘st the door of the | before preceeding to witness @ review of troops feegr et a eae plac, for now every one musi be satisfled if one My ye OP te op qua ‘Vicar, surrounded by the HELL, Usllectr. pee nf = tect mat Ln Coes could not tell whether the wearer was a sailor ora | ing pane a ol Prussia. “Pero O-8. Feacun, Dep. N. 0. ts ehgenh deat ae te bud ny) hammer. | fatmer, as in addition tothe invariable broad brimmet en ae ‘a bis mercy raised up to reassure | _ The Zeit contradicts news given by the New Gavvt: of | EB. Banr, my ire. s works at ence, Abe batteriee Geing good aad oll. Pat, bronder than any ever yet worn by a Quaker in KOK | S29 ocusoildte tho churcs, wo preeerye Francs from aire | Fasover, a few daya since, tothe efec Vout the Di": eat eee cievt, OF ik oes DOL WOrK at all. The Atlantic telegraph | (except piay actor personating )» ‘ihe | ¢¥5, and to restore her to her rank among natioas. He | Sopted the report of the commission on th Holstel : qu» RORGE HARGAN, ATFORNEY AT LAW. LA1 Goes work, but not efficieatly; and the question arises, is | (Be Dlas wide jacket of & mariner, and underneath tbe | sooke of the Empress as ‘‘a now and pious Fether,”’ aad tion, and adds that the Journal is algo incorrect ia '- *» ‘covzected in business wi! r wa to b tbe cistarce the cavse? ght white cord kaee beneenem ack slockings, and added that, “like her, her Majesty was seated on the most | port of the last eating of the Diet, Oldeaburg did ae pc, reepectfull stor tis fiend os bis "Te me i Cot Ravuiotgn oi Gevtriave ts ipuasess very inten: erty pe ppd of Morbinan dresses, it | {Bicndid throne of Fue people, and bP ber sarantoroane md Gere wee eae be voll, thai be hae removed his stice 1969 Wiliam crete TEA ts aor, oA age pet lhe rnd fect, tbe iearved have Dot determined whether it isa ilaid | | oo! however, aepectacle as interesting as it was unex. jer benefits among the peoplo, august exam fod Faget. Berl: Pota ust 20, 1858, tne’ visite o New r a v Queen visit to in on Monday, aud was r - ie). EEE or, She result of Pulsation like sound. Experiment is the | T° a4 observe thet many bore upon thelr breais the sneer the md of virtue,” ‘fhe Emperor an cena en rt, day, Se Saat Tae ae rermereeremenaraers Fount of Ist Beptember. mecals of Victoria, they baving been soldiers who bad Gininguisbed themselves by their valor in the Or: or bad, ab sailors, been engaged with the Eagush fleet in only safe guide, and go far we know only Fe gee results. We know that’ the elecwic transmitted words to the dittance of hundreds em but logan experiment that seemed to justify an Atlantic teleg: ie the Battie; aud now reap; din their native costume, wae nace come time ia Paris by the celebrated mer Levert, “ jon ning wi thet OW vilagers tn this demonstration of Or, Lardner describes ihe proceedings: PErMOg Me 8 room at the Ministry of the Interior appro: tniegraphs into which wires proceedivg bars ef Flapbe were brought we dictated ® a meneage, <2 Of about forty words, addressed to one of the ¢ © de radway #ation a: Valeneienses, a distance of 168 mi BU ee This mowaage wae transmitied in two minuies as int rva} of about Sve minute e apsed, during erwarcs appeared, (be clerk to wh m thi Greased wes aent for, at the expirasion of the leiegraph bexem to expreas the answer, Or about thirty re words, was 4 delivered ard . tie coout 7 % C gt. fay “he de deek, in our Pree. ani utes words were seu cs miles from tbe same distance, ‘Next to these ia position were tne echolars of the Col- lege, m their bancsome blue and gold uniform, ani heaoed by their grave professors Oo line with -hem, on one side, staded by the high umbregeous trees, were the boys of the Uhristian Beotoers’ communal schools; and opposite to them Little girls, in hundreds, we'ched over by that order of nuns which is known ia this depart. ment by the designation of “ Bisters of Provideuce’’— all, boys and girls, well clad, and trom their looks piainiy weil fed; apa all enjoying, ry children only can eojoy it, an evtire day Cevoved fo amusemont. Through these primitive acd Ls happy looking froups of peasants, scholars, and children, carrying ban a Spe tet eenond: re of the moat gorgeous colors, green, piak, blue, and tern cm diraget eens orenge, the Emperor and Emprecs passed the outermost x rimept Was prepare Sperformed a | barrier of the fortfisations, on the giacia of which toe oticn amé under the direction of M Leverrier and | troops of the garrison were drawn up. Is was bere. and only here, that the line was kept by the troops. Oatatje ihe barriers the people themsely vo: had maneged everything, and maintained due order; bu: trom the barrier to the Marine Imperial, the manston a eigued for the resioence of their Majesties, the street: were lined by sole! At the firet barrier the commandant of the garrison, scocm panied by his s\ail, presented the keys vo the £m. peror. At tae city gate iheir Majesties were received aud welcomed to L'Orient by the Sorting Prefect, accompa nied by the heacs of the marine aud cplaise of ab of shios; and (hen, he instant the dle passed the gate, om the room iu which we operated ¢ iaiter plnce, #0 a8 to form One con end back making & wrever, not being deemed gudet © PURPOSES, Several coils of Wire Wrapped with mil measuritg in their total length a8 mies, aud Rite jolged to tbe extremity of be wire returning from aE iDe ope cogtiaucns wire messaring 1.082 milex A 1 oer woréa wha then tracamitied from one end of wire & pen attaches 10 the csiner end immediately be gan rile the message on a sheet of paper moved under it ly ie mecivtinm nod ‘b= eptire tocesege was written fa ult presence of the committer, each word being apelied completely and without abridgement, in fifty-two seco! pe ae anh » © | and was Withio the city, the joy-beils of all the churches FF aaa ichipninpeee te four tenths per se Degap ringing, and loud aischarges of artillery were for this instrument. therefore, it in practioeble to transmit | the first ume heard, ence to § distance of upwards i words per hour. The Doctor adds:— * thon gh the velocity of the electric current has not heen very exsetly it bas been esiablishea beyond ali é 1 ba a went that tp ass from Any one point on the T bave thus given you an account of the reception of the Euperor in L’Orient, and of the entire day’s proceeding + bot previous to their occurrence 1 was an witness «> something which was not in accordance wita the official Programme, and Lad not deen deemed even wortoy of the slightest notice tn that document, It was the maaner in earth to apy pia Mt would take no more than which their Majesties were welcomed into the viuage or wa egatl toe Ee Lorn wnt tn tance | neg Ree manente lenp ern . e a et. eke ene alt atntsivem sha chy of LiOriook, aud, fading of he angus goond prcsperity by ite new and splendid oturch of St Carist- & gitdie around the earth in forty minutes” 1d decorated ibe tedious work compared to this, but tae fact stil Seve team neninewhecantamne remeins to be demonstrated. It may possibly turn out | oxy, of whieh it ie burb. oka to be the vary reverse. Sat tbe wire im the Atlantic cable is too small, for muct | "2; tnis place there # im ever? village 1 depeecs on magtitude. We must, however, bave patience, | paseed through) prided cin oggh wy that of Koentreck ond wait furtber results. | were these few words—“ Lex habiians do Koentreck (From the Loa¢on News, August 13.) | lear Majestés Imperiales.”” Here there was not the ap ant te! begins to speak weil tad plainly. | pegrance of a single soldier or gendarme, and here s0 ad ng period is already plaintive “re ipiranle was the order, and 30 cordial the spirit of the ai, sepeat—epeak siower’’ i no longer beard. The an people, that the line was perfectly preserved and a wide gelic ssictation—“Glory to Ged in the Ley Ge 02 | space iD fropt of the church maintained. Ia taat space earth peace, good will toward mea,” has sped in winged | were collected (for the purpose of eed @ litte pro- with Lightning speed, thr: all tbe wanders of | cosei.n, ard the parieh priest hay ‘opportunity of Se great deep from the Old Worid to the Ne speasivg ® word to the Emperor) sed twenty youag curls, trom seven to fourteen years of age, ali droseed in | woite,and the younger amonget them wearing wreaths | of flowers srouvd their hair. These children had two stanourds with them—one @ croes, composed of white roses apa the other with a Dauner bearing the image of “Our Lady of La Salette.”” NAPCLBON VISITS HIS OLD PRISON AT PORT LOUIS. La vevening L’Urieut was tiiumipated, and this more- ing, 'ne Emperor baving reviewed the while the Emprces visitea the asylums aud House of ty, their mS}: + ties then got into their fine barge, hed were towed by tne imperial yacht Reine Hortense to Port Lous, « town of 8,000 inbadiiants, just opposite 1’Orient, on the | ober side of ‘the bay, aod were received in grand state by the authorities and the people. The keys were pre- sented, aod the Mayor having made @ speech, to which tue Fmperor answered briefly, the imperial cortige con- tioved om through the town to vist the citadel, which iaces the sea, ana which on this cecasion was a place that attracted universal mterest. Tp this fortress the Prince Lou's Bovaparte, ip 1836, was 1,000 miles, at Lbs rate ave been ecboed back by the respons: \ ning om the adverturous coicnists of America to their parert ities. Is it not well that these words ehould be the first articulate speech of the new wonder of man’s pro- grest* ‘Tbe same Almighty Power who gave man dominion over (be fish of the sea, and ever the fowls of the air, and over every Living thing thst moveth upon the earth, bas taughs Dim im these Geysto subdue to bis use the mosi mysterious powers of nature. Let him, therefore, in all a ye ebrate his triumph by renderiog the glory vo Ged vp ibe bighest, ‘The inbabitants of these British isles have so incressed oplied tbat their home bas long been too aarrow m. They bare gone forth to replenish the earth iG. They have apread over the groater part w World. Over the sortheru breadth of toat coptineat the British topgue and the British race are pre- Comipast. The bond of instantaneous commusication, apr ilstog time and space, between brethren of the saxe bicod, speech and religion, ht surely to be the meazs of ‘ig peace and will, | conszed, previous to his being sent to the United states, weg "reendeet ofa Uied Sues” Tua cna | $2," goms be to, crue, re pnd cu Ihe at of the | pie fale nessa irSan ye What a phaso in this great existence | iting words te be sect from the ruler of one-balf the | Novy ssors cloned aioe hits aite'e clang, beets tones Ang.o Saxaz race to the ler of the other—Ating words | Ser‘bim on ail sidee, and te poor priscast was guarded {Cement amity and vnion between the representatives — so strictly that at no time washe leftalone. To-day ban. of ue progress ano freecom of the world ners were waving to the breeze , drums were beating can. Spec? of trau-tiesion seems steadily to ivorease; | Br" Yea thas weston tod an a ‘words are tranemitted in 85 m‘nutes, then 90 67 minutes, row 10 words per nour are trane- | ‘retk, eartials shouts of ihe people were ring! onry, we wsed by perfect siguale with To estimate this | n ‘ant staf, marsbais of Fracce bow- | suroupded by his brilliant speed, ¥e must remember that every letter requires the | transmission of @ certain oumber of sigpals, or electric | img st Due side, and with bis gentle aud beautifal partaer waves, for the gine eis Bow in use. im #] this glory leaning upon his arm, gazed with speanp, Senawis 100 weres per hour, incicates the passage of | Fehattiog’ ine ecaur of he boybood, the tized perros avout 40 signals per minute. each of these signals wert fy ee anbooa waa accomplished, and any oze footing. at to recers a etter, some seven bundred words per hour | Wai moment upon Louis Napoleon muet have felt the scot be dashed from Newfoundland to Valentin. Nothing ean be more promising than these exolotte of | Ove! force of the man aud respected his energy and o afent Selegraph. No one could predicate wilh aay | wee in tie ce tcoty what retardation the electric waves might expe- rience when pasetg aloog their narrow road beoeath (ne € Of twe miles of coran water, Reger any mg eo Cbeerved tu sutmarine lines trifl necmpared with the twe thousand tiles e¢ in the Gepths of the Atlantic Who could tell be. oreSuca qhet this retarcation might not have increased in me fearfel ratio with the ¢ist t Dow all doubts ‘are rcivec. the powers of trecsmiiiicn of the cable are > \o be tnereased rather Unan diminished by the pres tore aa¢ temperature to #bich it ts subjected. He , #8 she preesed close to her bushaod, seemed to 1 leogtt | coves & consolation . or a Yoclibg of Joyful nde present who so systema’ cable now | Tract trom the merits, aba so readily fing fault aud attr. bute bac motives to the Emperor of the French, could not bave repressed a feciing of respect for him baa they been present today, The old woman who was bis servant duripg bie Cetention is still in the fort, aud was an object of curiosity to the et ee ‘The Emperor wai op the ramparts accompanied by Soppoing, Lowever, tba) the sporking or printing avps- 4 tend bis BM rhius of the Atiantic Wiezraph cua be ralged to the higa- py nog asd guan! f= vy FS emt degree of Capped Mga 5 Singte neat | calibre were loaded and crusted’ by hiss, and a wow sort sprec.) cutetrip it capabuities. Lt is Dut a single cectric rail. Mesenges can pars but one way at a time. of bullet was shos by him at a mark at some distar.0—the aim was good and tbe object struck by the bullet. Their Majeeties then revurned to the Imperial residence. aud after a short reepite from thetr labors they again em- barked in the barge, and, croselng the bay once more, | they went to witness the launching of a vesael. This oore- mony socom ished, amid the loud cheers of the specta tors, their returned to dige, and to-night they ft the bail 1 forgot to mention that some dozea of young ladies | dressed in White, with violet scarfs, were in attendauce to present to her Majesty @ bouquet, and ove c! tem to make aepecch. These young ladies had a bed time of it, as the | wing was blowing very bard, and their light white gus: | dreeees bebaved to a most unruly manner. fhe constant at teation required to press ve strict propriety prevented these poor girls irom acking with the seif possession they would © sume Craving cecessities which demand not only double path for the winget the Eest topass to the West withoat joailing tbe of the New World infant telegraph: ‘s Work & vot beif mor a quarter done. The gira! a> *mpire on which the sua never sets must fol. ow ime course of tne lamipary of the day complete til Kast meeta Wort, and the Queen of the Oceac booomes the brigbé jewel which unites the electric Te have meesages of peace aud love for our brethren e exireme West our bearts pant with burning cur heroes ip the Kast, irk abodes of cruelty he empire of the East, as ibe Western In to be preserved for our j juatice and peace are to succeed lawiess rapine 9 dotpowiac strife, the electric cord which shell unite 20 witt her Indien empire cannot be longer ne- | ted THE STOCK OF TEE LONDON CHANGE. From the London Times (City Article) August ‘6 ] antic telecrartic improved to #50 19 900, while Red eiegraph Coptiones quoted %, to % premium Prom the Londen Times (Cty Article.) Augast 17 > musceliancovs securilies Avjantic telegraph wore ne 855, 886 and £48, the floal quowtion being $40 probaoly bave otherwise shown, and the cerem * presenting the bouquet and making the speech was fais BUill the kiod manner of the Emprees, end her imply the iadies for the breeze. There Majes fies wore cleo much amused Oy seme Stiy ime Hh dressed as sailors,ana bearing small banners. These young ones shouted longer with os much fervor as apy of the crow<; avd tue Emoprees caressed many of the tittle brigot eyed fe lows, who, though so smail, made a | deal of pose. The bagpipes added their atrocious squeak to the din, aod there poser aing rervee mcoss have wisbed | the surly ‘ooking performers thereon @ thousand miles ay. One thing is evident to all—the heartiness of the areeurg these people exiend ther sovereiga. {his morn ing, Mt the review, @ great many persons who oad been by 366 ec Sea telegraph were lower, at i¢ to \ preminm. recommended by their cflloers or the civil authorities From tbe 1aecon T articie.) August /8 } wore decorated Avante tee 4S wore cogotiaied at 800 to 560, leaving | (Vannes (August 16) correspondence of Loadon Times | * at #40 00 06 ht o'clock Lac Sea Welegraph were quoted at to & premium. |} The Emperor sna Empress left | Urient at o the morwin, amid the same acc'amations as baled them | At Cavan they were received by the | Mayor, the care, and the municipal ecvneitiors wnder a | triumphal | Heonedc | on their arrival Napoleon's Tour in the French Prow ARRIVAL ATL asa ns. MMENSE CONCOURS OF THE BYFECT OF TH RURAL 008 HIS OLD PKISON—OONTRAST Tar “Pus BY THE arch Grected at ihe entrance of the town. At the chief town of cauton, ihe Mayor, iathe fellow citizens, delivered a complimentary in whieb, afer expressing the grat tode of the 2 rey NAPOLKON oN NOW ROYAL SPERCURS—KEPCBLICAN RUSH AT at what the Ewperor bad already doae for Mh sara ve et . % . the railway wit Ortert (A Toe F eperor and 14) Correspondence of London Post.] press arrived yerterday evening and that his Majesty would kindly take ‘heir church under his protection. The 4 Uniect from Quitper From ope of the most ancient towne in this land of peror replied that those subjects should lie at ac! yuities and traditions they reached L’Orieat, the most | ‘ation ae socn as he by}. Paris, The cortége next s A > | stopped at the enor: ne cities of Barope bay 4, rent W8 the cure addressed lis tajenty and received a similar aa- Teale | Soravce. AL the Lint of the territory of the commune their Majesties paseed under a triumphal arch erecied wilh remarkable taste The Imperial cortige arrived at Auray at balf-past 11, d wore received mi the entrauce of the towa by the See peamea caaer et Oo leaving the town their est em passed under a triumphal arch erected on the by the workmen of the port, sod surmounted by and tools of their different trades. A little fi | ther on the on tége met the pupils of the Fooles mosdera, | believe, of e pace without s pame (vere the mest poderous, and (it may writers ou such matters, know little «of soe place. It was created tor the Kast india { Frasee—fourisbea when the alleire of that eenocvMhon Were thriving, and hae awindied away es the 7 deciiues tm wonith. commerce and imtiaence. | B ite outport (Port Louis) trade wae carries on, vanie- | Ping Compatebed, and the prosuetions of nine and "india | Pg imported (nie France The consequence of wais change in | ¢!' te conc itien W impartto | Oreat a very peculier as re | Hennes on their way to the mass which was about to be Fe BeBe ere Geacendant of rick and highly re- | | ever Somes bm ante: karay Gaerne Ale quarter fovr o'clock their Majeetion wore re. | Weir ren ranged themselves slong the ceived ‘08 Sampeal arob—a vory beautifai objen, | foed and sang ihe “Domine, salvum fac laperatorem ’ erecies at the eptrance to the agony the niet | pomp a stopped and addressed a few kind words to row! (rom « ebady aveoue of trees ic ied ap to the . firet gate ol the teruiaoctions surrounding ihe city. ic was | wvdern'y omen arch be = Imperial one berg Under this arch that the Scus-Prefect and the Maire, ai the | {oder # tunm ng yy Bd, ~My] beac of tne Municipal Counc!!, presented to the | nperor | ihe bose on the eye Petwee this triumpbal arch and the outermost barrier Of (We ‘ortiioations, were arranged @ double line of the | Fora: cy ctations, the old soldiers and sailors of the em. pre. bearity their S&. Helena medals, the pompiers, the Souaciere, the scholars of the college, and the entidren of | ® Their Majestios arrived ai were received by the Biehop of Vannes, surrounded by his grand vicare and the | clergy. The Bishop delivered an addrers, in which he | galled down biessings on their Majenties aod the Prince or replied — the o mrerciai schoole Here was ¥ x cairecrtoary bad rp one Am Seoply atecied by the words you have here «ere the Gehermen, sailors, and peasants of Gostel, | Roatan the example: there are A#o days on waicn whey o = ever, Of Giequet, and Poutecorl, and mever were | show Ly ~ of ohere Tt te for this Me ‘mere thet. following the ancient custom of the eonmtry. bere on my /> day to pray God Fi Se reat of ¢ All my Sopeaonanely. not 3 # pin’ Appointed me A ah ceived by ao revered & . i trot drew the Divine blenatag ©: upem me aba gata ‘Their Majceties then wow their pisces onder the coxnopy and wert processtonally ps Brecetea by the clergy and ‘ol lowed by ail their house’ aerore ths court which stands there Majostion knelt before jon of St. Aone are caren iy chanted the Domine, sal: and arrived at Vannes at three , whiies the irousers of Their Majestion were reostved at the entrauce talloring art—for they were | of tae sown by ibe. Protect, the Gecera! commanding the Majesty’ 's Visit to Britta: Fp ol wi tr pea under province hes lal for nearly ® century, and toat the rest of the country, would baye jis canals and railweys hero and ita commerce and agriculture en- coursged. iF returned the following reply — I ree soda eel be happy were an ere of greater prosperity for britany to yo] day of my trough the couniry. Jt is wi af ‘ew to stud! vhe pct the wants: of this: and cn thetr juneesaing ze he projects Y shalt cause to be prepared for eo, desirable aa we Gieplay of Greworks will take place%this eveviag in tLe presence of their Majestios. ARKIVaL AT 8ST. BRIRUC. Sr. Bareve, august 17-4”. M. Their Majesties are now entering this town amidst uni- ‘Yale —— An immenee crowd renders the strects most imparsab! The im: = yen aaines left Napolconville this moraing at ten o'eh heir reception tere exceeded in warmth ail that had preceded it, Ali the inhabitants of the town — before (heir Majesties, and all wore the tricolor cockade. Here there is to bea iyi to their Msjestics this evening, and to morrow they set out for St. Mao. Ap extraordinary eoene is jast taking place (74; P. M) The Exoporor baving been visible fora moment at toe door, the crowd bas broken through all yaad the courty ard ts fpit of mep, women and cuildren, "wDo are pressing close to bis Sisjesty. The military are try. ing in vat 10 make them retire: their enthusiagm knows po pounds. ‘The Siave Trade in Liberia. CASE OF THE SHIP REGINA COlLI—WRRKS THE NIGROES 2 RES AMERICANS? (from th. Lencon News, ai Mm Ln littie more than a month from the nay oath Bri- tah and Freneb accounts of the cage of the Regiaa Coli, of Monrovia, we aro in possession of the two remainiog veraiona—these from the Liberian authorities and those from the American Coloaization Society, which founded ihe gettiement We commenc to our readers a compari- gop between tne four representations * * * * * We bave to aad a suggestion which it may be as well nottooverlock The Americans in Liberia are for the most part emancipated slaves, sent from southern planta- tons for the convenicnce of their proprieiors. “soarred, ‘worn out, helpless slaves,’ raaoy of them are, according to the iestimeny of a missionary (eent out vy tue plant ere) so iavely as 1854. Odhers are too trong, too able, too reatices, to be safe residents on a plantailon. Of the whole number of free and slave megrees sent from the itd States, tinety fice per cent scon disappear - the colony They are aert out of begging racgs, and “cropped into” the huts of the natives up ina coun. try. Does not th'# open & glimore as to the character of tus negrces on board the RegipaCwtiot whom we are told tuat ibay could not be Americans, because taey came throusn the chiefs trom up the country; aud thatas they wore not Americans, they could not read; and ageia, could no: be Americans because they were mavagied / while on the otuer band, the French parratcrs deciare that they wae Amer‘cars, and choeen on that groucd of prefereace; thet two bundred of them could reac, and | wore trained to civilization. Vor our parts, we'are disposed to believe that they were American negroes, to @ market Roh emi to the sellers who’ sent bby oll: there, and fo whe endeavcred to ship them thence Liberia rd often before been aslave market. sad certain Libe rian officials have been highly accomplished in the prac- tical knowledge of the slave trade We 40 not feel beurd to Gecice Detween such ® probability .n the case o the present acministratior end tee imputaon of enormous iywe rougee by by the American aod Liberian autoorities againet the French cificers. “Car business isto remember that we have anti siave trade treaties with ail the three parties—the Freach, the Americans and the Liberiens. On the mereet bint of avy conspiracy amcng our tbree allies, uona of them, to carry op the trade under false cea, every Fog: Hisbman ebould bestir himeelf to theyre the Fore! gn Otice and ihe government geperally up duty. {From tbe Manchester (snr, Angust 18. | mere are two or three (ili to which catego- rical qmswers ougbt io be enlisted through the me dium of a commission of investigation which the go- is of Great Britain, Frauce and the United ‘States «might concur to appoint. What are the of liberia for the suppression of the slave whicb it is so caay to evade without dotection or Were these emigrants, the reater part of whom had been Lyall aad were Fareed én board, thi itd te te other port within the, Tiberian authorities, under any plea io Paris. Letters [rem Pars mention @ general expectation that the Bank of France would, in a few days, reiuce its rate of diecouct from three and a half to three per cent. A cespatch trom Pari of the 17th inst. says —The eittine of the Conference held to ngaae coors i will only reassemble C5 Two politioal itled “Onerbourg and Peg anc,’ aod the teal 7 Have War Me rh jad’ bad beeo published im Paria, and etiracted coos. derabie attention. The first named 's attributed to M. Jules Lechovailier, an ex refuges in ae god at pre pept syed in ope of the ministries, and tho other is wined ty as. ~. pamphlets are written iu @ap.rit boatle , perdoularty to the “pr. vileged .. On the other band, the speeches recently delivered (a Fogiend by Mevera. Roeback and Lindsay, two of the members of Parliament who were present atthe Cher- bourg /ftez, and who strong'y domounced the policy of tbe Emperor, Lad awakened the incigration of the Terie soerra stean! g ven rise to susdry bitter rejoindore ‘The Paria J’at/te suggests that @ new conquent oe eved by the chure Of peace were the seutrality of tee grapbic communications to be prociaimed A slgbt shook of earthquake was experienced at Toa. Jon op tbe bight of the 30th of August. The French ebipe of wat im the Adriatic are to remain Tk was stated that two ew there ‘or ecme ime longer. line of battle snips were to be immediately put on the Boe It was sain sumored that the Ministry of Marine would istry for Algeria, and that Prince ments, ral. be combined with to Napoleon, aa the head of the combined dey ‘sould de honored with the cignity of Grand A Rear Admirals Rigevlt de Genowlly and Pal been promoted to the ravk of Vice Acmirais. querce of this promoticn, {: was premume* the: would be removed trom the commaat o! squadron ip Chia. ‘The Londen 2ém-s' oorrespordent mentions the pi Dility of ap expedition being undertaken », by be avited forces oj Engiacd acd F: to the (nhabitanie for their cruelty and p recy ‘The same authority states that the Corforenc w the convention to-morrow The French Consul at Alexandria bes been orieret to proceed to Jiddab to make investigations reapectiog the recent outra Tt in officially stated in the Gas#fe of Vienna that Aue tria, in cor junction with France, Sardinia acd Turkey, is now in favor of the St. George's branch of the Deoube ‘The Vigneron of 16th of August says'—Che tempera- tore this year bas been very propitions to «crs ef every k In conse- former the French he punen a i, The heat in May anc J the cons of July, end tho renewed beatof the present moc are all te vyorable. The grapes #' mow perce te thougbt thet in the eouth the vintage wll beginning cf September. Everything om Wike trace ts new it @ state of animation are busily employed, and cau scarcely God bands enough to execute ibe'r orders In a gbborhood of the wine crowing districts ing is een on the reads but conree iacen with bearrdis of alitizes. It can be ‘with certainty that the wines of the Loire will bo aban- bam) and some contracts bave siready been mate io the Sologue for delivering part of the new fan During che laat few daye large sales to epirite have been mede in Paris, and @elight ef fall in prices bas been perce ptiblo. oy , the Gironde, the yi Proviaeey the Overs And the regions of , cout and west, promise vietages Which wilt be \sfactory, ef regards quantity and a Io presence of this perapeouve abundance commercial tranesctions are not active, and me tly confined to abso lute wants of com-umers. A by mtg the Minister of Agr culty re and Com. merce has beer pul , ewtimating the joes in the pr ductions ot the \epores in 1864, wien the oldinth regea with the greatest violence. There are in France 2,100,547 pay {iaverage sear 44,000 0% Dlected b vibes, and fete Traae 0. “Somer woras, tne miniahed Spy nnd that i There had been a manifest fall in the price of wheat throughout France, The mew ¢rop baa been housed m exoekent cond!uon The markets for wines and brandies were inactive, Omthe Paris Bourse on the 17th inet. © baoyaut tons preva ied, and ihe tbree per cents, wiich opened at 49 W0, closed @t 69 45. ‘Spot O'Donredt bas fallen {. fue ministerial organs aay that tore than thirty thousand voters Were on the ‘ste tte. GAly before the revision. The Dircunton recommends ths government t> make Par oo the Rut pirates, aad gays ths conjcret of a part of Mer remarkavly forble, woud be very ony Austria. The ciicial Vienna Gazette publishes the statement of the budget of 1 Despite @ considerabl» inoresse ia receipts and a great reduction of expenses ths goverement ecmits that there is a dotictt of 42,000,000 florins (£4,200, O10). The deficit of 1856 was 60,000,000 fl the capital of Austrian Gallicia, [t origin’ ove of abe schools there, most of the consprawrs beiig froma twelve to fifteen years of age. Eleven of them nave been tried end sentepced—one to and the olbers 1 various terms of imprisonment. In passing sentence the jucges tremseives recommended them to mercy on a count of their extreme youth Tho ia’ jon ta eaid to bave put the government on the track of « more for- — ble conspiracy, with ramifications im Russian Poland, view toa geueral rising of all the Selavoatc p int of Austria to forma republic, which would com- prise some pine millions of inhabitants. The Archduke Stephen of Austria, ex-Governor General f Bungary, who Las for e ears been living in @ sort of exile in the Dueby of Ni cers returned to Vienna, avd ® reconciliation bas taken piace between bim aad the Emperor. Commereial Intelligence. (By Telegraph to Galway.) MONEY MARKET. Consols closed to-day at 9634 a 964; for both money »ad account. AMERICAN SECURITIES. There has been a fair average business in American se- curities, without change in LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Livervoot, August 21—4. Mt. ‘The brokers’ circular states that the sales of tue week bave been 37,000 bales, of which 1,200 were on specula tion and 4,500 for export. All qualities are ove-e giih of a penny per pounc lower. The eales of Friday were 5,40 Bales, including 2,008 om speculation and for exoort, the market closirg steady at the following authorized Fair, —-Middting xa 7 aa tre in por which 597,000 were American. STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER. The Mancnester market was without change, and firm, LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. The breedetuils market has been Meeare Richardson, Spence & Co, following quotations:—Western, 20s. : bia and Batimore§2ls 64. a 22s.; Ohio, 22s, a 23s. 64. ee as been an advance of about 1d. on a’! A closing buoys stand with @ tendenss Lin je E Western red, do. 5a. 10d. a 6s. 3d.; Southern white, 6s, 9d. ® 7s. Sa. Corn quiet and avotations nominal: white, 34s. S46, 6a.; yellow, 338, 64. a eeciabons L PROVISION MARKET. ‘The various circttiars quote the provision market gene- rally sieady. Beof heavy. Bacon steaty. Lard firm, at 60s. a 62. for retali lots. Taliow dull and quotations barely maintained. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREET. ‘The brokers’ aud other circulars quote rosin steady st 4s. 2d. 48. 4d. for common, Spirits turpentine steady + 308. ‘Aches quiet of 328, 8 32a. 6. for }, and 32s. a 338. for pearls. Sugar firm. Coffee dull. firm: Carolian quoted at 1% Ci.a 20s. Tea slow of sale at former prices. Qusrcitron bark {3 quoted at 9s. 6d.0 3. 94, for vhbiladelpbia and 7¢. for Baltimore. Fish oils unch in price, with about an average business: sperm is qu at £80 w £52: linseed oil at O48. « 4s, 6d, LONDON MARKETS. Lowpoy, paeee ee Sugar is quiet and unc @ price. Coffee firm at previow rates. Tea uochasged sad firm. Rice drm. Breadsiutls firm. WAVBS MARKET. Haven, August 19, 1858, New Orleans tres ordipaire cotton is quoted at 107 francs. THE LATEST so aig an, as VR? 5 Cotton bas been quiet to-day and the sales rosch only 6,000 bales, at yesierday’s rates, Flour % quiet aud uncb: . Wheat closed with an , Dut the sales were small, as holders advancing ten de ‘sll higher prices: Corn is quiet and unaltered OVENS Are steady. Lospos, August 2L—P. M. Copeois closed to-day at 96 5 a 96%, t for both money and ___HOUSES, ROOMS, 6:0., WANTED. J warorzrEs — WAN yy TO = C2 TO ay ted ei gales site psn or rou ‘would rie ‘up URN)SHED HOUSE WANTED—A GENTLEMAN, LHe ‘wishes to 7S a | Semele furstehed house ina respectable neightorhood. one | With stable aad ont conringe pews aetaenes preferred. Address JB Re M3 Post o@ce. NISRED HOUSE WANTED.— GENTLEMAN, ‘with & srnall femtiy, wishes to rent 9 fret claas furnianed Tei AY ye # neighborbood Aeeres & T.H, box 1.994 Post office, stating location, ‘erm, ‘ORSE POWER MACHINE WANTED—A Finst Bare article Appl; at & avenue DL. CUEM WANTED IN BROOKLYN-LOCATED ON some goo! s'rer' between Fulton and South ferries, in giebeuge for & valuable farm aiueied about (welve orem POOR) D, on the Peak rests every ready for im |B, box Ks Meraid otiee, a turaiah y Bear of an excellent Gi vy (or mak money, Adavcas 9 1,tow 1st Herald ofice, fa tree Gas ed room OCR WANTWD—A RESPECTAPLE WIDOW WOULD like to rer with immediscs porseagicn. a tree or four ald office ARt oF A HOUSE WANTED.—THE LOWER PART Li pectanle neation vp 'ownis wared adule Address ®.on aoe Moterate, L. D., Herali shies. gtrax, ‘ENGIGE ANB BOILBR—WANTED. A STRAM BS engine a04 boller ef about twenty-fve power in perfee: order {or nae, one that bes been used (orice p © preferred. | Approved paper 8: four Es res, giving description. orice Te tbe suibe cua be veca,¥.C. £00, Herald cee, W*S7BD-TO PURCH 4 RETAIL DRUG STORE in New York oF surrowrding cities, te « good loon! mm. Fagot bus new Ko arencieg use 7. Address iS arene Baker, Clmica, Luaterdon cous rey RENT A att TANTED—A SMALL, GENTERL COTTAGE, IN NRW ‘York or Brooklyn.” Rent between $88 and $4"). Maw have aiteben and dining room on the same ‘loor, wad De eo with Acdres, with full deseription, G. W. &., box ANTED—A SECOND HAND CARBONIC ACID Gas gerersicr, Apply at 201 Broadway. ANTRD—IMMEDIATS tao perlore oe iret A . convenient seeon’ floor, wih eae fleenth and Ami\y sires ‘Adress for two dave, aati ich must be good) G. R.B., Herald ANTED-A FRONT AND RACK PABLOR. OR A {poet Dasement and large bed teeen ‘Toulh and Poureenth aceets gee Pifth ane Bernt greauee. Address Doctor, 127 West Thiricentt sree, immo: jiatety ANTID—A TENANT. A S¥ALL frown persen, for three cr six rooms, er monih; KRF, ANC JTOLON, O8 the precnts ye. before 18 0/clook oF after 4, at 772 jank. SS ANTED—A SMALL TWO STORY AND ATTIC, OR ‘a three sory modery balit bou boore must be well ‘urntehed, wits Croton Aa ers, stating rent, box 2,918 Post offlee. ANTRD IMMEDIATELY=BY A GENTEEL F AXTLY with mo aioe pag loeation, at a rev of from 4 lense ali Tesa, ie partionts ra, vere POLITICAL, MPCTING OF THE BRANCH SOUTRTY ‘OF A ers of the. Berend held tnt Marker lope room o# August 1, o'eloek. geal altenaate ia eB For, Bee ys . W, HOSMER, Pros’t. Luana ROAST B ae w a RICHARDBON & nate 1d) Water st, none fad AND BAL ION JUST IMPORTED arin pe, MOTELS. _—— pal aap pus BROADWAY — Rs opene! on’ ant cea \moners improvement rabitng oF bowré here 0 TORN M Puasuako 37 MACLMULAS rew of tbe Nwgara Mr. hmms, of Bergen Jerm y.eatends an tpetation through Jaco3 ‘or the crew of the Ni Davee, to meet at headquarters, F Franti reaps (3 eloce, on ‘be 36 Inet. Jersey, Wo arene ot stopegcess eo aeet d blip J, Downey, back. ‘hase Ouiieree Semen Couriney, pore A. Cook, Joba seer. ‘OTICK.—ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE KS tate of the Inte Joseph U, Luther, of Begaklyn, expect Ly parties whove paper matured the 6th, 8. haad ot Me) ~ bre pe kl ae to iatins A SBTGGs, Wi. jam auect, orto. Julie M er, 8 OF ‘THE ORDER or CA iutend tanieg Es the At. emer ls ‘8 aro requested to meet at their veapecki? section rom pooans Sree form io Bee a8 apie reel go on street, ah o'clock & order oS W. PRAKSALL, Marshal N®S YORK, AUGUST 30-0 THE ROITOR OF THE Heraid.—i beg leave to correot an omission, or error ia Pour paper of-7estarday, alied by the atlantic Cavie Gusrt in their “eard of he gen ie: had presented | pr cen on thetr armaee phd susuice | wae me Lo AU EKES \bat they ought to, at least, bave included in their thanks the @ macht valunble prize: b wate, won by Ac aca Duccan, presented by Alonzo Guilerrez, 346 Water streo:. WING TO THE CRLESRATION ON WEDNESDAY an = eee of ine la RY Jobn's Colege, Pode, x pean we Av SEP. TRUBER, Pros PECIAL NOTICR—O. 0. A, IRONBIDES CaarTeR | Ino. if ~The members oe Lroaaldas Untgher are requeriod Wettene the regular meeting on #riday evening, Sep.eaiver 3. ot their rooms No. 267 Bowery at ze o’ wend ‘ntiestel: bet iness will be tranaactea and @ scibers are desired to notity each other. JOMS C CLEMENT, Special H. V, LOVSLL. Commines. THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF ek ‘ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL AND MEOHANI- cal Cen yy Bicone a Saye epee day of Beptember next, = OFFERED IN PE EMTIO MS. moet Iveral p remium list + ver offered ip this coun! athe Rr will open wha grand parnte ent frre o ms junteer comprising the First brigade of companies, comp! “THE ; FIREMEN. ae XEMP? ENGINE COMPANY —TH& MEMBERS OF 4 thls company are requested to assemble ai the engine @ street, with fre ct abirt, disck cravat, Diack pants and belt’ on Wedsesday afternoon. at f o'clock, preparatory tojoining in the torent procession of ise Fi Department, ZuPhas Mluls, Foreman. Cass Ke Gt penserye, Secretary. W YOBK, AUGUST #1, 1868 —FIRE D¥PARTMENT notice —The officers of fre companies, and no ouners, ce D recetve the Cag eee | of fireworksand torches for thelr ny ond evening, at Fngineer, 21 Kiizabetl onder. Grand Marchal of the Tiiuminated Fhhemen's Parse, Ti © TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. —EVERY the ore order airictly carried ae ery left at the rand during ize time ‘ihe ‘dressen ‘are os HENRY 8. HOWARD,” Ragineer of Fire Departmen’ MISCELLANEOUS, LUMINIUM A For sale by VICTOR mee x ther are te ta tein vac 860 each fares wr. Perth bE ad N.J., or apply at the iknp stare Bos u fiwaieer Aina OF THE RAR - THE LIBERAL * Dy, HARTLEY atienda persovs sult! oar will only con ner’ had better mak: carrie pisce. SeRiabie patents on hand. for sale, the Urived States. ‘hewn wisbing to preter or ac satre ling agents toae.l, will please exaraine their colle a OF KVERY Desqarrson. at ra: ae iS Pear! street, Harper’ articies sold at the lowest f eon. Pela Brain ota a fm ad Machtoe babes 1) X Borrai, pecen Fish, MY roe Haw ALLAN a x0 omer to. ree fay cyjent omar aaa PORE. street, near Burciay cines NOVEL aNO (ABLE CHEESE ATION a ve ure of <7 {hmm will be the many colores ‘Choso.me carartela Manufactured by HENRY MATLLABD. 621 Browdway ‘ory, 183 and 16) Mercer etree. Pract Where ibe purest rif] me. relacle artic Onn be obtained Al the joweal market price, yy BWALN E'S MEDICINES —AL eee Faxc.¥ “ intnes of Dr Swaine, of only agency ie (hia sity 18 Third avert bia are for mde wt BR, JAS. MoOLINTOCK 6 PROTORAL ST RUP the Home Journal New are siictea wih phy lungs to prooure e0¢ tse withou! toed 's pectoral syrup, wih ours meacemen' ui ila employment 1 brace 7 ORBAIT Kan aby reese G8, PLAVS—GANNERS, HAS to let Fags consaatiy oa pea , 182 South atreet, up stairs 3 SALe—TaR BEAT BUTTES. CURER€ sinnd tn Clipton marke! Now te Inquire for ture ‘eonteens Sireot, between I and 2PM. DUCED 2% PER bal —BT Urine « ues /8 new the adore saree aN) time to buy Wit ou « Tbe made, | | a Wodnon, near Jay ateert, where the cable will mie + om Lat Septembs Fifib—The members of the puineste 4 ko, be juesied to meet & Le . a a ail rt : ce Ps 4 4 me SVOLY, nine 6 GtaB! q Banda an nae mat sare COMP’ eo aah fase Heme Be roand Agomen ing smers Niagara and from (be reodezvous in midocesn; and the se- bre representing the rajaicing ‘of each Binte tm the ‘sion at the suetessfal comp: veto the telcgraphic boad between the two iso greatest counizies om the alove. sit usese w wie red tl sip babe the exception hecuamen of he peager eit fans a etand wil) my dy a, batteries. colored ill Ee ney fondo truet « ate ‘The grand orietnal ‘will cover the entire the nae co a will be pieetn eens and in the ceatre supported by columns embellished with stare, reprereating | the States of the (Union: ae whole surmeuated | gorica! represenistion of the bond of unity between ag nations. a isthe terse ip of pyrotech sched yatlines of jected, the o diferent ie out ia. cetall. ne ie nati UTCPERS, THE BUTCH ey Ov) or bli gp Bit | BROOK. jyn and Jersey Oity, are req ¢ the moat: ing at No 84 eecond avenue, ‘hie Raceday) *Grestag, aie o'clock, to bear the report of the various eommttiess, THOS. P. W. ‘Chairman. ADGES,~BADGES. — BADGES. — ATLANTIC TELB- 8 oe Celehration.—Badges and medals, with s fine — yrus W Fie american sod sritish cable surrounding the enh 4c. printedon whi Box. wholeszle ail, Boctoties supplied at do. 1 Barclay phe ‘Al FIELD'S "IRS? PREMI' wis sRILLIANT ASL COLORKY FIREWORKS. riles ta want of colo.ed or or, plain soman the coming celebration of the Allene Teieaes Telegrach, wil will plied, at tbe lowest prices, with frat quality worgs by CHR. GOETZ. doors tiunferriguea. M PROAP TIL LIBRARY ASGOCIASTON. SETING ef the me: of lh “Association will be held this evering mi Beeionk: in the Lecture room of Clinton autor place complete arrapgements for participating in. tue trlerer! celerration oa Wednesday Mam! take potice "hat only persons ix the fm md will be acmiiec 1a the Oryatat! thatday, By order, ) OTICK- THE BUTCHERS OF Naw ¥ YORK ful by vI- g the successful the ae ieabie, ve rsuotied sor vo appear of the » "lente ouble, are regu mouated, oa Wedaceiay. bep! am the Bait St esond arene hat, Di wt Drereveg ator Di neiatie eh a obeck Jeeves. ED iWARD NG YORE TYPOCRAPHICAL SOCIkTY—NOTION.— Members are requested to mest at the rooms, No 3 ares #zeet, at 1 P, ep Wednsatay, Sepismber 1 to Suda iu General are tnviieg era tke Apollo ing prints: Chores nd of ihe members, Price one doitar bupper at ident. O'ctorl AS, McDSVITT, Prev Px aU Pav RNER, Secretary. HE FORTHCOMING Gpénp ILLUMINA Jarge ageortment of Roglish variegated will iN — A | av less then importation prices, im ‘sitortuce t to suit pur: es apply Bt 885 Fu street, ‘corner of Myrtle aveaue, 0 MEMBERS OF TAK ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY AND Englieh residents of New York, who are desirous to avail themselves ot sn invitation to attend divine servioe E rare & Brteueen rocession for the cele- requesied fo meet ofice of Ravert Bage, sireet at Me A. Mon BEATLES. President bt, George's dontety. THE MILITARY. TTENTION | COMPANY —CABLE meet (cr business purposes on Taeada} Si st the Old Bouse at Home. 66 Division street bera nud those wishing to form this to ated Byorcer = MaRTI = AN, See'ry. Lipaat igs GUARD— ARMORY Lay Averra HALL, AU- . Lr Tyo, hd et eee a. A:mory promptly at Er a ced PAN A OAKLAND, Captain, Orderly Sergesat Te Fuk SENIOR VETEBAN OORPS or to wes. £5 OF. Ags will meet tbls (sneeday) evening, at Mercer House, to make arran; i to ee fe on rh oa | ge the eae we od Lt 4 atanuc = raph ane het io Feoeve eho fore excuyaign gn 4 eT RAYMOND, Colouel, ver, Adjutant rae SENIOR VETERAN CORPS OF THE W. Bronte ber 1, #t 12 o'clock precteels pneceestul ley ing of the "Allele felegraod unite ee 8 badd of brothers on thie occasion Our brother Yeterane of tbe Adjaceet counties Se iavined to jola, with ua. N. B-—The Second ae, of Continents vader com- mand of Capiain Lansing, Bare Nindly volunteered to escort us. is AY: 9, Colonel. 1M. Paves, Adjatant v= hag any une F THIS COM. an ‘st Smith's Bell, 167 Firs arenve coon) vy evening Bvery member is requested to be punet J, Beenry, Orderly TLORAL GUARD FOR SALE. & roti Hen Rona IN “complete kuspe: Apply ot 112 Ram Swen: ty fem etree, corse: Of Second areame BILLIARDS, val in attendance, order ne BROCK, oaks ILLIARD TABL eM new STYLE 01 DG» ready for ¥ another cushions =f Busse: ato Wik ant PATENT EXCALSIOR CUBE: . eel—ecm ining Doth tableg made to onter at the Maafeciory nm Golde a ‘TO EXCHANGS FOR Fi bree first rate (nb'es, nearly new, to ex uosome pa:lor furciture. adéress Howaed, oie, staung where to be seen, Ac. cbare ber ie Hera Her. TO PLAY Buti onpa—0nn Y hid THIRD ROE. a jame of Blu! Toner ihe qubsing ee pon samen Be iT efor * OCONOR & tes of tHe CAITRD STATES AAMT CGE (anles ao patent evahions, st (he folowing sta. air aad amin - at a Bred — prom ges S47 be piszed onat the kG TFT J. TRQMAS & BROTHER WOULD Freer TrciTy ) New York Hotel « 0all the attenuon of skirt manufacturers to their enyeri> beret House. wuolity of eel springs, snd are Bow pr 1 ert. Also, of aii aizes made lo order si: thew ery ot, 61 Cham! ora Siroch rear oles. N%,. st 4, Bay, BUT FOR ALU TIME —Cabe Deweyan er tire, Fie orest iwi it wal pblete of any kin toe old bisuk books, By Sesement i eZs0uL8 wii ATENT GLAGS LETTER? IN GOLD, LD, Sve lve, amber, Ae. firm y aff. (& sities Sho per sieges aD. pas vere aa sone BTARLB 8 CR TULa a S97 Hi. onniad on ret Wile * 222 ts foe doters. m ev a sake Ser thrash 1 ee pba 2 og 2 “AFPLICTED —APTER TWF an exivusive and @nocesefn) se pen of iy m3 nervices to (he Worthy of my own in life, 1 qill desorive their case and Raey. questions. I will eure om v pA for my Reure ts complete, neeurt ¥re BEPMOU Te ti se payecins "ani! medical es als Fo Ent. yaa PRICE 44 KALYDOR, TWENTY Five heme vis ig Boom TO THE Pa fund is 8 ceriain eure for tan freckles, sunborn ail other cutaneous of the faoe, most YELLOW ABD SALLOW COMPLEXION Inte n delleste soft, smooth aud vet yet Nike @ior it soothe all ir flation and imparls 0 tue countenanee a bareind natura! 60 a cbalke, alabaster mesa fn, Ae ace ta riier totey os oe sncils, ‘Will stwajatontunne its ee Price eet, For tales Arne store, $06 Grand ttren, N.Y. ices Keipdor ca irae pre wfver abaving, alin; Rader Wing Auy irriaton anc soollung @ > cast “puyERa — LARGE ASRORTMENT OF re adaptad yh ts a FWLEET & AlieN, ebenta’ Hovel pat strwel. neat to no UANMIOAT. Ba paras, a8, BROAD. eat 7 ee ts, © svete ‘The great sehy ot urmiy ewabuaived. for the exiraciion of mereury from tbe = 185 aio racignl oure of 4 foul, uterine dinor gL RCTRO CHPWICAL BATHA, Uy apRpaD only aatablisomest att [og Formats, ‘bytoventer The great eietrity of teens | hat rm} estactubed, for the extraction of mereury, rom the 7 Hai is 3 beg Goure. ermain hotel Hens Rousse Compton Bonse. National Benes. Balearocn. Broader: of materiale with which the ante fi \, inventor, a 5 NOI UR imaantuctarere, 68 kn reat {HARPS IMPROVED nom mLAsARD Lo AND Cushions to the table the important of ie will sellon tho mont reaaoonbie terme at HB Folton street, AU orders by mati ¥ atiended to, —_—_—_—————— a4 J LEGAL NOTICES, Vusm — GOMMIERIONE . ERNARDS OFrFrr 8 chancery suit ‘eerabury ip the — Ey th ety mas 0 |, BERNARD, Com’r. WATCHES, JEM PLRY, &0, foie eable L gornse mang ian 10a ae fe Tay tg WAY, oppose Bi, Nicholas Hotat, THE aT iece rowk 1 boat. li street, for the pest twenty years. is atOniRe A Tone Te ai peratne fot sale, wits laanreetionh sata & gud piver watche ar nt lowe tang ath ne - C b gi c every we Gi (RCRA A Wi sON SRWING MacdINes, Witt anne wen cleaved an a a} ihe tmaprovemente, wanted Ia © for ns cloth. | the heat warner Ot lene than ea prices. ORCnd om fate ALLEN, importer of watohes fat owen seams axe tinkit SMITH, Lafarge Bours, 6% Broadway, peal, Bo. ry) ‘pl street, seocad Qoor, ‘aout roadwar