The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1858, Page 6

6 New Publications, ‘Par Lavine or rue Caste; of, rae Ocean TaLR- @xara—Being a complete and authentic narra. tive of the attem eC tolay the cable across the en- ‘trance to the Guif of St. Lawrence in 1855, and of the three Atlantic tele; ao a ox tions of 1857 ~ 1858; with a detaile: of the mechani- ¢al and scientific part of ti ory work, x well as Biographical sketches of Mesers. Cyrns W. Field, Wm. E. bverett, and other prominent end con- nected with the enterprise—Dlustrated with por traits, engravings of the machinery, and scenes in the progress of the great work. By John wt historian of the enterprise. New York: D. Ap) ton and Company. We congratulate the public on the appearance of the ‘only authentic history of the greatest achievement ever performed by human geniur—the successful accomplish- ment of the Atlantic telegraph. This work is from the pen ef Mr. John Mullaly, and embraces the information which was published in the columns of the Heratp, of which he ‘was the special correspondent during all the expeditions frem that to Newfoundland, in 1855, to the final Atisatic expedition which terminated in the tanding of the cable at Velentia and Trinity Bays on the bth of August lest. All that bas been alrea¢y published was care. fully revised and corrected, and a large amount of original matter ie added, making the work a complete and autbea be parrative of the andertsking, from ite inception to its eompletion, As @ proof of its authenticity, the publishers preeent the certificates of Mr Syrue W. Field, Mr. W E Bverett, and Captain WL. Gadseon, by whom the author was regarded as the ‘‘Aistorian of the Eaterprise.”” Tao book is of a large octavo form, contains 329 pager, and is sbundantly illustrated with eugravings of the machinery, the ships employed in the work, the coiling of the cable, land the scenes on sea and ashore curiog {is progress. The suthor does rot confine himesif, however, tothe mere soventific details, but gives allthe isteresting, social aad other incidents connected with the cruises of the Niagara, tive on board @ man of-war, a visit to Queen Victoria, and slarge fund of anecdotes. While onthe three Atisntic telegraph expeditions Mr. Mulialy was, as he informs the public in his preface, the guest of the wardroom officers during the eleven months he apen} on board the ship. ‘The book opens with an historical account of the origin, ‘ergapization and pregress of the New York, Newfound Jand avd London, and the Atlantic Telegraph companies, the first of whieh is ax auxiliary to the latter. It nex: ia- fwoduces us & the principal men of the enterprise, ant presente us with the portraits of Mr. Field, Mr. Everett and Captain Hudson. We are, therefore, at the commonse- ‘ment, made acquainted with the lesding persons who ap pear in the successive stages of the undertax'ng, and who payed importent parts in bringing it to a successful istuc ‘The trip of the James Adger to New‘oundiand, in the sua. mer of 1855, to lay tho oabie across the Guif of Si, Law renee, is fully described: and this being the preliminary step towards the estabiiehment of the grost ocean line, Drings us to the first Atlantic telegraph expedition of 1867. ‘The Niagara started on this expeaition on the 24th of April of that year; andes she was one of the veessis that laid fh cable, and porsesred, in the language of fhe author, ‘an individuality of ber own,” he gives an interesting and instructive sccount of “the little world which moved within her.” He tel'e us how the sailors and the officers lived, takes us fmto the different parts of me ship, and lets usintos Kpowledge of a/l those various details that make up what ts called itfe on board a men-of.war, After the arrival of the Niagara in England he relates all the interesting inci- dente of ber stay in that country, and describes her trips to the various ports which she vieited; lew us know what . the people said in regard to her, and informa us ali adout the dietinguished people that went on board from time to time, and among whom were Prince Jerome Napoleon, the exiled members of Louis Philippe’s fami'y, Lady Fravklip, and other distinguished persons. The Queen ‘Was pot among these, but tbe author saw her at Backiog bam Palace; and he telie the reader how she looked, how Prince A’bert looked, and, in fact, how they all looked, and gives a description of the whole scene as it appeared ‘bo bimeelf. ‘The greater part of the work is, of course, taken up ‘with the narrative of the enterprise, the ssieati(i> portion Of which is so popularined as to render {t ictelligibie to the unscientific reader. The telegraph plateau and the tmfusoria are describe, as ie ago the manufacture of the table, the epi civg and the payiog out process, and the scenes on board ship, night and dey, whtie they were en- geged in laying and Iancing the cable. Among the illus trations, of which there are thirty-nine, are scenes ina adie circus, the Agamemnon in a storm, highly magni- fied remaine of animal life from the platead, Valentis Bay, ‘the eastern terminus of the Atlantic telegraph, the com pany’s station house at Trinity Bay, diagrams ot the dif ferent paris of the two cable ships, and other engraviegs mecesrary to a clear onierstanding of the work. As this te the only authentic history of the laying of the able, and as the publishers have presented Mt at the rea sonable price of fifty conte, it will doubilees have a large sale, and will fod ite way into every family who — ‘The Law for the Divposal of the Africans (Prom the Washington Union, Sept. 11 ‘We bave anrounced the tact that the Preeiteot had com ehaded a contract with the Americas Colonizanoa Society for the sudsistence and instruction of the Alricace receauy @apiured io the slaver sow ai Coarledton, for the period 00 the Atriown coast. We of the Africens has Deen that thie dis made with reference to pure consideravors of coumomy; it Davieg been aecertained on full loquiry that the cost of executing the directions of the law would be less under the it with tne Colomizatun ee oe ‘Bny that could have been made with private i [i lh it elf i! i egtts i FH Fa 36 g i 5 & TEE rite from sock as thal we have alluded to. in the cane of Africans captured on the pasrage = gress are as follows — ‘The commander of the capturing vessel le directed liver ov eb peare, nae oF person of maretal of vie diay hich ther are vron| tranem! t wide wo the sbi tf into s Preat 8 bi af 2 gs i ¢ = may give directions for o eoscted, “That the Preaitent Sf tha tinted be, amd be ie hereby. authorized to msbe auch reas Wome and eemenia ne he may deem teria of a Degroee, oF persons of vored aad brought wi:bin teeie arte. gent or aren or rrevetvian (ae a ° "1 pertona of onlor delivered from on srizad in tbe proseeution of ibe slave wade by commanders of the Untied Btates armed vease a ‘The law, it will be seen, makes it lmpere'ive up w the President to tranaport the captives beyond the iwits of Sapinmene and also makes it imperative apes hm toe OF agents On the const of Atria for the wate Koop ing aie apport of the Captives thus der gveiag tbe destwavion to wpich be elal! send them —be'l ine pro reds of the captured elaver going Into the trearury of the United Mletes in liquidation pro tanto of the cust of these measures Feanrot Deatu or an Insane Max—Sovcrve On THe Sreamnost Hero — On the passage up the river of the steamboat Hero, Tuesday night, @ most feartul tragedy wan | epacted. Seon after the boat hed ieft ber dock it wee d's bimeelf, and Cy = Fy edout tne bat * greway doors being was prevented getting outarde, Gr even up stairs. Becoming enrarsd in fourcquence, he commenced emashing the giase in is windows cf the indies’ cabin and captain's office with his hgnds. In #0 doing ere most severely lacerates, ade thrust his hands through toe thick ings. As D9 con Lim and Soding bimself batied, he made etpring and (head five thoongn ape of the winfows on the side tain cabin, taking wash anda!) with nko. With i he go. that be came i coltiston wilh orke of the boat. A watchmen being at made by the German, openet the gang time save the man's life, for piokin ie bead agaiont the gaards, b> aod terridsecrean, Th . @ hat ont hin @elf #0 repeatedly that. jurging from the amountef blood ‘on the deck. by _" have bied very profusely —dibany Matemman, Sept. 0 ————$—$____. Tor Oneonae aTrow._The Fort Smith Herad Searns that the election in the Choctaw Nation, us adopt or reject the constitation framed at jock vi May leet thas rewulted in i rejection. The /Verald =Wow to stale, upon the authority of Governor Waker, existing law, be wanemines t Onion, for the wee of taeir State n 6 Contribution Of the ie ute we an la Feepoawe © Pratee of Miinote, Georgia, Warerinp! Rote Isiand, Pennay!y a0’ warded booke to ihe no The Governors of the “ister « Michigan, Winterots, K entve mine’ to of —_ Books dee easiat friend, vb the b efforts they ours . ® oe Uoved bie work of destruction the frenzy seemed to grow | ep NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1858. Muste Hall and Opera House tn Brooklyn. Seme months since we stated that a movement bal pesu ‘set on foot for the erection of a large Music Hall in Sro0k lyn, which might be adapted, when ocossion requires, 4° the representation of opera. The substitution wf tho old theatres and concert rooms in the lower part of Beat way by vew establishments hghor up tows, bar reo iere! this step @ necessary ‘one om the part of the Brook yo people, Itis found almost impracticable at preveas for those who o not possess equipages of \ueir own to a2 joy the amusements of the opers and the theatre, The toil of travelling up to Fourteenth street after the dey’s abore, and of returning at one or two ip the moraing ny uncertain and overcrowded ooaveyauces is go great tha. ‘but few of the Brooklyn residents now think of uader taking it. Under these circumstances, the oaly alterns- tive left them ie to provide places of amusement nearer home. With @ population of oyer two hun- drod thourand it. seems te us that Brookiyo ought to be able to sustain not oniy one, but half a dozen, establishments of this charecter. [nat one properiy constructed Music Hall, affording facilities for ope- ratic representations, would presper in a commas ty notorious for its patrouage of vocaliem aud voces, will not admit of question. Tho thing, however, mass po done on guch a scale as to fulfil ail the requirements of firs} rate artisia and fashionabie audiences. Thea, aad then only, will the best order of taleut be attracted to Brooklyn, and the favor of ali classes of the reeidonis so cured. Buch is the project now ia process of rea'ization by @ number of pubhe spirited individuals iaterested in the progress of our sisler city. Afew weeks agoa large sad nftuential meeting of citizens was conveved to consider their plans, and the encouragement which they fben me? with was such as to justify the expectation that ine fai season Will not be aliowed to pass by without steps being taken to purchase the ground and to raise the walls of the Proposed edifice. A committee was appoiuted to report upon the best site and to cousider the easiest meaun of raising the capital required; and ss 002 as the leating property holders who are largely interested {a this mat ter return from the country another meetiog wili be called to carry out the recommendations of the report We look upon this enterprise as condusiug mrgeiy to the sustentation of our own musicel and tnoairical establishments in New York. Tae competition caagot burtthem for the simple reason that our theatres are now too far removed from the reach of the Brookiyn peo ple to seoure any large amount of their patronage, With the facilities afforded by the propiaqally of establieh ments euch as that which is projected io Brook)ya, musi- cal directors and managers will for the future fod i) easier to make remuserative arrangements with their artista. Instead of having two operatic companies 4i- viding the profits of the New York performancer,as i+ now but too often the case, we sball have them altornal ing their attractions, and thus dofug a good business both for themselvee and their managers. Even one well ap. pointed troupe might perform in the two cities ou alter nate nights, instead of lying by every second evening from the fear of exhausting the favor of the pub ic, aad uselesely swelling the expenses of the direction. Tac new enterprise will, of course, encounter flerce oppoeitioa from the bigots and fpnatios who fought 80 bard to pro vent the Brooklyn railroad cars from running on Suodays Nothing can econduce more to its success than such an agitation. The Brooklyn people have been 89 loag crossed, thwarted and Vexed by these l’baristical des pot, that auy fresh opposition of this sort will only serve to arouse a general feeling of indignation amongst them, ‘and induce them to contribute more liberally to this aod all fature projects of amusement. For the sake 0% art, therefore, we hope that the Brooklyn parsons will getup a crusade against the new Moric Hall. They can in 20 way better advance its Commodore Paulding In Vermont, Commodore Paulding, United States Navy, was honored with a public reception on the occasion of hie vist to Burlington, Vt, on the 18th inst. After listening to the address welooming him among the Greeu Mountains, the old Commodore, evideatly out of his element, made the followirg reply:— You will not expect me, with so little notice, to find Iapguage in wbish I may oxpreas to you in appropriate terms, the feelings of gratitude witn which I amin preons by your reception, so fer beyound any meris taxt Tay resronably claim for any services Of mwe. Nor will you, Mr. Chairman, ~~ me to reply in & manuer decoming the ovcasion, hi Frenegen ip wiih cuntess” wy thanks, Mr. Coairman, for the flattering terms which you have been my tervices on Lake Ehswpisia in 1814, as well as for your presenting me so favoranly to this assemblage of your fellow citizens 1am filled with a grateful souse cf Odligation for the assurance that my Course of coudact, in the Jifleul sod embarrassipg circamstances whilst on the coast of Central Amorios in command of tae Home | squadron, bas met the sentiment gud reovived the appro bation of our peoole, Their jadgment comirme the opinion upon which I acted, and which rested apoo their iotegrity and sense of national honor. Daring my loug | paval life, I bave acted with the single purpose of evcuring ° | Sompeelt's enersoter. for benor professional 200i, and fattpfuliy to discharge my obl bry oar country. | Again lthavk you for your cordial greeting, which will | inapire my heart for many ® day to come with graofal | and plessant recollections of my visit to your beautiful Printing evta) \iabments .. Paces printed last year . ‘Tages prinied from the baginnir, The Chure Charches (including a!] the Sandwich pre 7 Choret members (co do ). soe Added @uring the year (do. do.) ° EDUCATIONAL DRPARTMENT. Unher bearding schoola Free schools = rapporied by Hawaiia govern Financial and Commerctal, We have received the following statement of the August business of the Illinois Railroad Company: Conetroction | Interest fond = Free “ ‘Total during the month... 4,440.85 To which add town los.,..... - ‘Total of al) 490 pos0s8.0e0 Seid since let Jantary, 1868, 41,400 47 hier st Sold previousty . 1,200,988 78 Free jane bends cancelled in Angas’, ‘58. | —— | Total bonds cancelied up to Bist Angast, 1868. $855,000 Trarnc Derantuent Rabe from pamengere cece 992,093 67 freight ceeces 120,812 OF rs rosin , Do. rent of roa * Do. other sources . Total in month of Auguet 1°68 .......... $106,484 65 Totai in month of Augast, 1957..... 0... 921/803 82 The earnings a first fifteen days were extremely light. The advance in the price of grain about the 18th prodaced an immediate effect upon the tradic | The weekly reports were: — feoond week. eeeevenes awek ... Pours week... Wet tak > srom the P ‘hiladelphia Ledger of Saturday oe nvhracite oa! trate by the four principal Jinss te . maintained. The ehioments of the Lehigh Naviga me yt the work 600 Sa Fy lust, were tome aed rt seacva 531,178 toms, amine, * oh atruna 696,829 tons to the seme time last season. The Lehigh Vatiey Raiiroad brought down, ‘or the week sates & Saturday lest, 9.613 tons, and for the season 329,836 tons, against 316,165 Lope to tbe co responding time last year— pboeing » falling off ta the eupply from the Lehigh region by there routes of 61,540 tone, a8 oom with year’s topnage. fhe shipments by wey 3 toe Schuylkill caval from the Sobusikili region, ior the week ending on ‘Thuredsy, were 36,540 tons, an! for too — 707,982 fone, against 843,163 tors to corresponding time leat year. The Reatiog Raiirosd brought down, for tbe last week, Sane and for the season 1,107,762 fons, against from the Sehuy!kill region of 331,381 tous, aad from the two regions 0: 982,921 tons. The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week and ear:— bs ———1861-—-, —-— 1858 —-—>7. Week ending Sept. 9. “Amount. Value’ “Amount Value es 272 $56, ‘saee $195,018 840 74, 057 8,649 a7j2un 83053, Beet, bbls, andtes...... 914 24,753 3304/3908 Pork, bbls. and ics”... 648 15,758 = 4B 2,847 Total...... sevens om $262,007 = 38,898 Increase of week as compared with that of 1857 5,001 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commenvement of the year to September 9:— 1867. 1858. Increase. Decrease — 2,267,749 187,598 po 18,667 pani 566,785 — 243,015 950,180 254,423 pm 76918 46,728 oa Total... $18,484,724 16,997,751 1,024,191 2,511,164 Decrease 98 compared with 1857... ......... 1,486,973 The statement of the South Carolina banks for the month of August, was as follows: — Liabititi+s Capital ......$14,883,376 98 Specie ... Circulation... 6,682,701 12 Reai estate, Profits. 1,843,452 87 Bank notes... 579/004 00 Due bank 2,607,011 98 Due Dae by Daas 1,763,167 LL Due State, Drscounts..,. 10,993,834 32 8,200,902 06 Deposits,..,, 3,461,219 80 Stock ioans.. 1,429,107 64 Over emer 20,022 80 Domestic ex. 5,536,235 54 Foreiga do. 706 440 7h 1,224,447 36 2,087,864 63 Dae dy state. "122,312 35 Ochor items. 1,000,808 68 Total,.....$31,754.057 64 Totel.....831,764,087 04 The discounts, deposits, specie and circulation of the several banks were as follows:— Depr'ts. Circui’n. Specie Bank of State... .. 8) 708,943 1,527,609 250,267 Branches, Coiuro’s - 7,986 Da, Camden — 2943 SW. Railroad. 351,860 111.iv5 Planters’ & Mecbs 207,620 Total.........$10,993,604 5,800 902 sad cane 1,992,437 ‘The August receipis om the Baltimore aad Obio Railroad were >— Main Stem. N.W., Va. Wash. Br. Total. ——— $63,654 3016 31413 98,084 Freight... 264,523 11,639 O'3H1 273/304 Pore a eT) The revenue of the past month, as compared with the same period last year, ie as follows -— Main Stem. NW. Va. Wash. Br. Total. $315 97 $14,566 $10,754 $37! 288 409,862 - 38,496 448/358 1858. $93,884 — Inc.$2,268 Doo. $77,060 The above shows @ falling off on the Main Siem of 303,884 82, and an incresee of $2,268 36 in the Washington Branch, making a decrease on both of $91,376 96. But the $14,556 38 receipta on the N.. hraveh sbould be added, which would make the failing off $105,884 34 Tnere is an increase over Joly of $6,019 51, The tolls received upon ali the cauais of this Stato, for the present season, were as follows: — Maui Sy dhlteceg ernee of mgs 7a to Aa. fal, saree ei ‘The amount received for tolls on all the cavals daring the fourth week of August and to the Lat inet, in the yoars ‘iin St Louis barks ‘or the week ond. ing the 4th Instant, is as follows: — 074.540 «= 455,542 05 249,190 - 426,525 9 190,055 2B, L0t 3» 185.600 163/356 19 609,285 719,084 25 Total... se.-.81,758,71 6D 1,994,169 1,996,918 56 As compared with the previous week, (he results aro as follows Exchange. Circwlatim. Coin Merebsate’ $4,765 Ine. 2,775 des, 14,881 Ine St Lovie, 13 Sbadec. CS ime. 21,150ce0 Southern. + 1,487 we. 18.229 deo 422 ino. 10,606 ine. 20 (385 doc . Anuened le the statement of toe t itusbarg beaks for tbe work ending the 6 inst. — Banks, Cireul’'n. —Sprcie Pitteborg.... $288,406 585,100 Es “41 Mer. & 487131 (95,082 Total. . 1,20, 036,708 1,986,078 Prev week. ’ 6,008,461 1,854,917 n go0t2 4 - 24,846 ‘The cash asvete ant Pant of the New Oriecue danke ow the 98th alt. were as foliown: — Specie Circulation, Deprets 8,211,092 3,088 416 3,778 270 Dawe. Ipans Citiernn’ Bank $3 360,065 Capel Bank....2,411,907 lveweus . | ouin.ana tate 3,00 Mech, & Trad. Bawk N. Orin, 968,713 Southern Rank, 200,204 Union Ben... 849.973 Bak of J.Rowb 946,285 Crevernt City .1,044.699 Bank America. '698,7) Total,......914,108,081 11,173,001 6,784,009 14,404 a0 Ate meeting of the credivre and bontholfers of the Dubuque and Pacille Railrowd Company, represented by bonds and claime to the aroun! of one million and sevea ty Ove thousand dollars, hela by previous notios at No 44 Exchange piace, New York, Sentembor @, 1868, abraham S. Hewett was chosen cbairmen, and J. 0. Heyworth wae secretary. Alier free dizonnsion, it wae Resolved, That in view of the present embarrassed cow. Mion of the Nasnees of the Iobeqne and Pac fc Vulroad Company, ite inability to par the intoreston ite bonds or Nqnitate te Seating. Got, we. tbe boadnoldors and credit- ore Of the #aid reed, represen'ed at thin meeting, having roneidered the pica yet forse 4 tae Crreuiar recently is must by the Board of Directors, eanctionod by the tras. ters of paid road, and rubm ited to al! partion intereeted, afier mature deliberation, ssnmmend ite nmanimous adoption upon the condition that woe Moart of Directors of said Company pase ® rewol tion the! ehould all the creditors: and bonaho'ders acnapt the proposition submitted Dy anid Board of Directors, that ihe #ock iscaed in exchange for the mortrage bonan and ficsting dats he @ preferret stock, Deering 7 perernt interest per ancum, secarsd upon the net carnings of the rod from |iotaque to Mareherier. Resolved, That upon the condition in the first rarolation being complied with by the Board of Dirsetorn of paid oom pany, We earoest!y Urge upon all (he creditors and bood holdere not represented ai Ute meeting the ascoplance of the properiuon. ‘The dircotore of the Grand Trunk Railway Company Lave imoed ap fmyportant circular, presenting a now finan. val plan, With & view to the epesty completion af the Vic APRA aie qtook and to rese'ro for sack cancels stock 4 Hike amouut of se¥eD per “ent cedentnras, redeemab'e at por on the Tet of Octoher, 1967, upon eondition of his cubsoribing for a equal amount of seven per cent deben tures, redeemanie at par on the let of (otober, 1862. There ntier are to be paid for in money at the pate of £80 for each pleboature f £109 by inmiaimeny tod peu ses POR CALIPORMLA, ETO. Star of the West.....New York....Sept. 2)........Aspinwal me TO 4ND FROM ——¥ ‘AND NSW ORLEANS. Busca W aReion—| From New York rom Cnarlesion ath and 19th, due at dks oth fg marines due at New York lb fogenes ARRIVAL OF WHALEMEN AT TALCATIUANO. ‘The following are the names of all the American whslemen een tren eee eee ‘Mary &Susan, at. New, j 1228 ZnB ge gel e822 ebEE £1 150185 VERY EELELE #3) 182, ee! $ VBE Ea0 11 eal somes! Boe) S88) 28 sbi 1) oes FEI 1 E181 eBE Fes SRM oni A 8 BENHEOS 2 Piao = amare ewes Willisme ste VOSSECeE, 2 tr tees sezen s Wasa SE whalemen avoid the port, and mone are seen here except in Notices to Mariners, RNSEY, AND CHANGE OF secon Ds cles New 3 of arneget ee New Jerece ‘et on ee, She let of January, 1859. and ng tbat aa every night there marae Bb ee taret Qos © mien ‘The appt see patie ae | syinaun deduce from ine Count harves determinaiion Longitade. qeuntinene ase venmepeet to be ptower notice thet 3k Yeh jst will be Gzed wut) Ses ry 80 eben be to an interval of Philade!pbia, Beps 1, 1858, Oficts! trformation has been porstion of the Trimity House of Landon bas given thas op and ofter the int ot Ortoder. 1886. lights Wii be exhi bites from the two reerived at this office that the ‘notice “it B iocaeg eperas wl be divptris, or by lenses of The light towers staud B b: b+ lade RY, 258 yarte anak Ante) iy RM bs fap] — at gy My ‘Variation 23 W in 1858) ¥ THORNTON A A JENKINS, Seorctary. Weabington City, ang 28, 108. SWATLAND TFLER—ORRSEAT SOURD—LICHT ON RINEASUTER Official Information bea been received Gemantonieners of ™ of the entrance of the Bound of oe Larw io, retina 1 7. at intow py = “ ia interalg 2 = wed atria ve riaib le 0 pooner wr wouker from the eae & yeese! a distance of about iS auiew acerne meter ey ‘whl be dioptric, or by lenses of nnd wil, with the keep Lie ser nevetet ‘A JENKINS, Seormary. ‘Washington Clty, 21g 28, 1868. PALTIO- GULF OF FINLAND —FIZED LIGHT ON KORSKAR. been reset ‘a Freavel jens, of the second fe broad, built of Tr standa in — “a6 H. ode... 0 Bot Seen On the exhibition of the new lig be letnporary light Feebera garies the reveling of the e lighthordee would be wiven that henceforth the &nesian “s in the Baltie and Gulf of Finland wil! be sighted all eorite wommer, whieh baa not bither'e been done reens, # red light would be Kadbaden grund about 14 mi oat. am # lightrerse! Loy ~ | a white lights, to the W of Re- vel "hy under of the Lighibonss itoard THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary wie Emenee tat ‘Rotice ban ate been ee CARDING BOARDING AND LODGING. me A eaiaTE RESIDING. IN THE VICINITY a: Union aaa Baa t bgt nya ng The modern. im co fone will (desired. Address’ HG. W., Seto best ta he city. STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY nt LET TO ONE \, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO A GENTLEMAN nd his wife, two front rooms on secoud floor, together good board, and where the comforts of home, tam tain ined by ronnie at 268 Touts avenue, opposite Dr. Hawk’s (APARTMENTS, IN ,SUITS OR, SINGLE, ELEGANTLY furnished, for a gentleman and wife, ora gentlemen. ‘Table in superior foreign an peste fizles.Forelgners:preferred. ‘Dinuer at o'clock. 44 West Sixteenth street, near Filth avenue, AST PLACE, EIGHTH STREET.—SUITS OF ROOMS, furnistied ahd unfurnished, for gentleman and wile, nts or small chiliren, House first class and per re ux all its requiremen ‘Landeliers ge mantel ornaments inallrooms. Location delightful, Large front room for two eutiemen, richly furnished, tor $8 per week each, fine board. Stier single rooms at $7 each. Addfess Maurice, Metropolitan P. A. Bible House: Referens requ mua | A BEAUTIFUL. LOCATION, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN'S ‘kK street, corner of Laight. Furuished Zoom nnd tory execlions board for tamilen and single gentle- met; convenientto business down town, Reference required. GHTFUL LOCATION, CONTINUATION OF ton place, 135 Righth street, opposite Clinton Hall, Broadway, with superior suits of front rooms on second floor ite amills; stugle rooms for gentlemen; vicinity of hotels, tres, &e. AN ENTIRE SRCOND FLOOR 70 Let, WITH BOARD, consisth d two small’ rooms, furnished. ter. House in good order family p ited, Terms $6 per week for grown persons, Apply at 71 West Twelfth strect, near Sixth avenue. WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A MODERN HOUSE, situated on Ninth street in Se vicinity of Fifth avenue, ied the second floor; consisting of two Yery pleanant fur: ished parlors, ta genilenen. Breaktast if desired. Pi address Madam, | Herald ollice, FAMILY HAVE TWO NICE ROOMS TO LET, WITH ‘oard, pantries, wardrobe, hot and cold water ii rooms; Touse is first class. ‘Dinner at oclock. ‘Terms very ‘mode: Fate,” Call at 1s West Thirty-eighth sure HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FARIOR AND 13 BED. room to let, with or without board, in the Ginity of the Metropolitan Hotel; a private aot et oe provements, &c. Apply at 134 Crosby street, near Houston. GENTLEMAN, WHO IS ABOUT TO BE ABSENT from the city for some months, is desirous of placing his Wite and infant child to board in a quie yectable family, where uo other boarders are kept. Teruis not to exceed $9 per week, Address Mr. E. Armstrong, Herald ollice. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH A FIRE- place, to ret, without board, to @ lady or gentleman. Rent vi per month. Inquire for one week at 162 Prince street. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—ON THE third story of house 160 Prince street, Rent $5 per mouth. Inuire for ote week. SINGLE GENTLEMAN MAY BE ACCOMMODATED with a furnished bedroom in a private family, at 8 Willow Street, Brooklyn Heights, within two minutes’ Walk of Fulton or Wall street ierry. ‘Terms $5 per month in advance. Refe- rences exchanged, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET ONE ROOM FUR- nished, to one or two single gentlemen, with board on Sunday, if desired. Reference required. Apply at 17 Bar: Tow street HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS, FOUR IN NUMBER, will be let to a party of gentlemen, or family, and serve With first class accommodations and private table.” Reference of the first respectability required and given. Apply at 43 Clinton place, near Fifth aventie, LARGE PARLOR TO L¥T, WITH BOARD, TOA AX. ‘gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; two or three Single gentlemen can also be accommodated with single rooms ix desired; house contains bath and gas. Apply at 8) East Broadway. FURNISHED PARLOR ON THR FIRST FLOOR TO Jet, with privilege in kitchen; also other rooms, furnished Or unfurnished, suitable for single gentlemen, or for a gentle- iitene and his wife, in the dwelling 194 Franklin street. Inquire at 104 or A ‘\ GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE CAN OBTAIN A handsomely furnished room, with pantries, hot and cold C810 per week, in. a 'delighttul location; also, two je gentlemen at & very moderate charge. 199 West reel, hear Kighth avenue, water, & or three sin Fighteenth OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, INA vase house, a handsome sult of furniabed ‘rooms on the second hoor. Also several rooms for single gentlemen, with gas and a Apply at 79 Niuth street, between University place and OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC- commodated with pleasant rooms in a private family, where there are no other boarders; Board for the lady onl = Tear Washington park. Address C. M. Ney Herald } OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO SIN- gle gentlemen can be accommodated with neatly furnished Apartinents and good board with a small tamil; (alta, who will eadeavor to imake thelr Enesia comfortable and at Home Apply at 54 West Twenty second sireet, between Fifth and Siath avenues, OARD.—HA. MELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR nished roomie let, with or without board; « inenta saltable for « physician or doulist. Apply at 64 Cliaton piace, between Filth avenue and University place, BOARD IX BROOKLYN.ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- tlemen_ can be accomm: ‘with board in a private fa- imily, newr Fulton ferry. Apply at 24 High areet Poawy.on ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—TWO PLEASANT rooms, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or alngle sentiemen.’ Apply, at 15, Montague place, corner, of Hoary Fret, tw minutes’ walk frou Wall street Terry. References exchanged. OARD IN JERSEY CIT YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN have goort board and pi rooms on reasonable terms, 18 8 Bhust dean able jocaton, a few minutes’ walk of the ferry. For particulars apply a at 98 York street BOARDER WANTED. —A GERMAN GENTLEMAN CAN ‘obtain # pleasant room, with partial board, in a German , at 180 Henry street. near the corner of back parlor to let, References exc OARD WA ANTED—FOR SEVERAL YOUNG GENTL men, in ‘upper part of e Al wT. DEN- HAM, 8S Fourth avenue aati’ Bours WANTED-UNTIL THE FIRST OR MIDDLE of November, ty a geutleman and wife: « parlor F large single t ‘Adtrems tox 3.986 OF OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, IN A RESP! Bi private Camliy, where there are no aha boners feria tor rookiy 2. “Address RB 1h: box Tis ‘New You Pot oflce. OARD WANTED=FOR A (ie: x, ARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN. IIS DAUGHL Property Mabie, and « rw in one of location cingtin tad Gaventh avenues, Terms fiom $16 to: rah per Tore" Pont will be paid weekly with punctuality. es WANTED—IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FA- mily, for a gentleman, wife and infant child. Two far- biahed rooms Are desired,’ to be used as bedroom and sitting room. | Terms not to exceed $12 per week. Addresn box 77; Fort office, giving location, &e., 4c. Good reference given and required. N TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, NEAR and Sixth avenue. One room on second floor dione room on third floor, may be engaged by three or four ingle gentlemen, or by two gentlemen and wives. The family At present are strictly, private. |Table gual. | References re- quired. Address F + box 2,623 Post offic ROOKLYN.—TO LRT, IN A FRENCH PRIVATE PA o apartments, splendidly furnished, with or with ard. Apply at 46 Clinton street R NOUS, ¥O. S UROADWAY.—PRICE FOR J rooms: one person, per day, from 25 cents to 60 cents; gentleman and wite, from $1 to $2; less by the week. Meals oer ved tu destred. wor px N AND NEAR BROADWAY, HOUSE newly furnished, for gentemen or gentleman aud dbeir wives, 43 Ib EE LEGANT PARLORS, SUITS OF SINGLE ROOMS, FOR 4 “families and gentlemen, newly farnished, of not, an desired: house browa mowe ad fret class, has large Clowes ples wih modern improvements, Dbianer at 6 veh Referrnees exchanged. Private key W ke. Ape 6 hast Twenty rst street, Gramercy Rum AVENUE —A FAMILY RESIDING ON FIFTH a, — 2 Se victany of Lage fl would accom: ment man and wife or gentlemen on Tenant terms, Address bor 3.2 Fit avenue Post office, JPURNISHED ROOMS INA Vi ention, with bath, nse of ¥ CON VENTENT 10. ORNIRHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT, BOA Bi gentiemen, at 149 Kighth street, oppoaite Cuinton H GPSTLEMEN AND THEIR, WIVES CAN BE ACOOM. F modated wh parlors and bedroome adjoining, (urniahed cr unfurnished, in K private family reel Twenty. third street, also sing! Monsaat Fe rooms and ood board, “The itive King all de rao moterk baprovemenne in- cluding bath, &e. Hest of references given and required. Viimner at ait) “Address M. B, Y., box 149 Herald offlee. J ‘OTEL LODGINGS—ONB BL BLOCK FROM CITY HALL clean, well ventilated Footne may be had xt the Globe Hotel, corner William and Frankfort streets, New York, at 2% w Se. per night; or from $1 © 2 per week. Open all ————_______— ERSEY CITY BOARD—TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A Jeman aud wife, can obtain full or board, eur the ferry. (ood locwtion; gas, hot and cold water, ra oft, vn Taf Hern Soe NS, 180 WEST TWELFTH § st RBee brown stone front home to let, Apply t0 Le. CHANDO O*F BOR TWO YOUNG £. ADIRS, | FROM HOME pk pd the day. desire board ina respectable private hoarding house. Address for three daya Mating ‘orm, must be moderate, box 4,046 Pont office. ferenoes ex JLEASANT FU RNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT hoard, to gentlemen of quiet habits, corner of Broadway and Fourth strvet, over the drug more. Private family. ILRASANT 4 RNISHED ROOWS: on THE SRCOND floor, to let, mtlemen, without or with partial bowrd. Ihe welfth areet. Ros TO LRTOWELL FURNISHED, WITH OR Seventeenth and ightecnth strecta Honge modern, with ev coe farnnary cs ex, Williaa stree -¥ nad fu rd for lady if required, + hon siete, and no family except * wh No. 4 Walker street, near West Brosdway. ANTED —IN A SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY, TWO Plain business men, to oc apy 8 large room, with pant ry, ane, be fd coll water, bath, So. 38t. Magk’s place, 96 room. Cixeaand required. “Airey aiviog parca, L. B., box } a i nae OR3 FURNISHED ROOMS WILL BE LeT, TOGRTHER for eee eae eudlemen auaiaeie dives: Osll nest oun tle Hives ‘Ost bext fre is Ys Buildings, 600 Broadway, thir’ door. 5! LEROY PLACE HOTEL, IN BLEECKER STREET, Be ‘tween Mercer and Greene streets, Furnished rooms for’ families oF aingle gentiemen, with oF without board. 1, 2, VARNUM, Proprietor. 1Q wu STREET.—TO LET, ON THE SECOND floor, four large furnisued rooms, with pantries, to a. small private fatally, or to single geuticmen, Rotareuse ex” changed. ABINGDON UARE, ON THE WEST SIDE, OPPO- 1g REG i vethor hoard for taree or four single ae demons Cant be handsomely accom pn rooms in a first class house. Dinner at 6. 18 West ELEVENTH sTREET NEAR BROADWAY — Rooms, single or in suits, with board, will be let for the: winter to aerastatn parties, provided they wish to pay « fair equivalent tor good accommodations. 19 EXION, SQUARE—MRS. GREGORY HAS TAKEN Le the above house, which has been put in complete repairs a“ is now ready to be letin suits or single roo without board. "References given antl ut reared. hae 35 CLINTON PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; nome very desirable rooms for parties tlemen. Hote Has il" improvenenta, Newly Hy furniabely and: with : a WES? TWENTY-FIRST STREET TWO SINGLE where "pome Privileges ‘can “be'abtaiuod.” Reterences e&2 changed, G ES STREET, BETWEEN Bi 42 Sard PadM@avenne Oe ot tro mane death oe icely furnished board, g tiemen aud thelr wives, aud also Yor single geullomne ada 4 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH A ‘AVE. nue.—A few select families or a party of gentlemen board, in house is ‘iret class, and contal Dinner at six o'clock. 105 NINTH STREET.—70 LER, COMFORTABLY FUR- nished, some bedrooms, with t and cold water and gas in rooms, large closets, Ac. Also, & ‘& good basement tor doct 2 NINTH STREET —HANDSOMELY, FURNISHED board ue a a ingle roots on seosud sory "The hose: ard, to let Co ue first class. or af tis. Hederesoee aiven tad required. 1 CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET.—AN UN- furnished parlor and extension room, and two rooms- ov he gecond oor, county with wach ober '@ gentleman. iecemee , or single geutlemen, with full or partial board. Re- jrences e3 141" 4 WEST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- way.—A party about giving up housekruping that, would like ‘un entire second tloor, with Vos be accom- modated with unfurnished roots at the phates ‘pumber, Fami- ly very xmall. References exchanged. Also, Euglish base- ment ofice for a physician. 209 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET—TO LET, PLEA- sant rooms, or suits of rooms, together full or purtial board, in a private family. Rei ~'Heferences exchanged. 93) EAST TENTH STREET.—A FEW SINGLE GEN- tlemen or gentlemen and their wives, can be accom, — with good board in a genteel family. Dinner at six o’clod QG] FOCRTH AVENUR, THIRD - DOOR BELOW ‘Twenty-first street—A few rooms, comfortably fur- nished, with board, toa gentleman and wife, or a few single gentlemen. The house has the modern improvements. Reter- ences exchanged. 7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF LEONARD STREET. — oF fio Restand huanisome furniehed roome for atlemen. nt $10 an ” month. z ; Beet mado pe pely, #7 0 A. M. om TQq BROADWAY.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS on the parlor floor, with or without private table, References unexceptionable.” Tnquire ag ubove. 153 BROADWAY, ONE DOOR BELOW xIGHTI st. © a a “A suit of fine large furnished rooms: to Jet, with gas, buth, HOUSES, ROOMS, WC, To Ler. FARTNENTS AND STORE, 19X80 PERT, TO LET— ether or separate; three ‘to six rooms, pantries, bath, Fain — us, Ae. be ne store ts — largeat Gud best in the : ents very moderate. o mises, Iindaon atrect, between barrove and Morton streets, se 888 FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—WITH ai| modern improvements, containing thirty rooms, Ap- ply wenty-secoud vireet, Posees- 5 W Bion Bion uuauedinclyr = va HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE, AND FURNITURE for sale.—A first class desirable house, with all the mod- ern improvements, Pleasantly located on Madison street, in tbe Seventh ward, will be letio x person who will pi nek oF part of the furniture, or i will be let, furnished igi o bie family, Possession given Ist of October, Taieis'w Parana ear cards Of admission apply to ADRIAN emo. A Bs FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN A fine location, with all the modern Improvementa, or the furpiiure for at & great bargain. Apply at 215 West Twenty-third street, or to ANTHONY & CO.,.68 Cedar stecet, Also, & good furnished boarding house. ANTHONY & CO. —_—_—_—_———e— eee pee HOUSES, IN BROOKLYN, AT LOW rents to good tenants.—Two story and basement brick cues, No. 9 Denes place, between Court and Smith streets; pint #8 per month; take ‘Greenwood cars from either ferry to Nelson street. ‘Also, the meee 22. brick house i Degraw treet; reut $900. “Inquire of E. H. BABCUCK, No. sf Powers HOUSE, TO LETLWITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, IN is desirable location, No. 131 Henry strcet, betwoen and Rutgers streets. A wath at tind 488 Bear street, pply on —} or at Nos. 406 ‘© LET—IN WEST TWENTIETH STREET, NO 27, A three story house, with all the modern Improvemsota. Pemsession immediately. A lease will be given vquire on the premises, or of G. BEAY svenue. LS Tet LET—A tapers, FRONT ROOM, PLAINLY ith adjotuing bedroom, on the first floor, with & calng eoavel onvrsience, to a gentleman and wife or a few grown persons, by a lone lady. cram very moderate. _ References + xchany Apply for four days at % East Twenty fifth street. LET—AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, A LAROR vetdentoend ches ets putcee anh "a boarding Seuss; nce and oflice of m nor for use 5 ‘will be Iet.on a lease ot thice'years. ‘The house was new, last ring. and the loenlty the beyt aod mont central In the for epee aioy Re gee F The furniture must. be Mason, So, bow 1 ) LET—A HANDSO! ‘Y FURNISHED BROWN stone honse.in West T vd ae LET—HOUSE NO. 60 AMITY STREET, CORNER OF place, with ali the modern improvementa, Apply or at No. # iileecker at Teed BRICK HOUSE XO. 112 HAR. on street, Brow ‘a, e ol *, just re pane sire at 101 Harrtoon street, fron OF 7 y iP 4 Tat of October next T° LET—THR SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 126 Hamersigy street, coneteting of two rooms and one bed per mouth. Gas if required. Apply on the room. Kent premises. To WTA COMMODIOUS Dweutne 2 pov, we Tw she pers and bem teem al ar wily * sn good neigh Lorhood d and ebrap rent reat. Ynquire at $3 Grand. sree ee Tox: LET—A_ FURNISHED COTTAG 15 HOUSE IN IN Thirty-fourth street; will be let to a small family, withowt children. | Heat taken is B board for a gentleman and lady. dress Naed, box 3,763 ‘0 LET—IN A SMA! RIVATE FAMILY, TO A GEN- tleman and his wife, a furnished hedroom, and privilege Of the parlor and cooking Terms very low. Possession iin- mediately. Apply at 9 Kast Twenty eighth street, References: exchanged. LET—A THRER my Y OUSK, SITU. es BE Fy rere Histh avenue ashington ‘square. Inquire at 0, LET—THRER ROOMS AND TWO BEDROOMS, ON the first floor, ~- hte TF! in perfect order. Ap. Big, ay No. gos Mighth w venue, or 16 Clinton place, (TO LET OR LEASE—A LARGE AND SUNSTANTIAL, Lullding for manutacturing or other work purposes, in rear of Now. 108 and 110 Ureene street, between Spring and Vrinee streets. Inquire of Mr. BURNS, 9 Greene street. ——_— eee Zt Au ag HOUSES TO LET—AT NEW peraaror, Binaied directly ‘opposite the landing, on prowpde of belmont Hall,” A Seairasie breton, “Wons ren premiaes, or regolar! ongh the winter. A) = | eee 13 New ¥ rk Post ___ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. boop ry MORGAN L yore FoR bond seven years old, warranted perfect 18.6 ie trot ina of 280. “Apply wo B&F. Hh. SCHENCK, No. 33 = — F% BALI TT tal HORSE, WITH WAGON (COUPER), U_ Apply at 75 Pear! street —— 1 LE CARRIAGE, WITH PLATE poe aes KA _ DouBr. BCA = ~~) i, vo pach ie cmc Nach em hn ‘OR, SaLe—at, ELEGANT, LONG TATL, CHRSNUT, Wea a tet eft sl lt perfectly foward had ‘and an excel made horse, free minutes and fifteen seconds ( be seen fat cn gat Messra, WHITE & CORNING'S stable, No. SF Irving place. ASTROLOG Y. STROLOGY AND CUPTD.~A PERTAIN, AND sve. AN Bs chnrester Wil be seth on ie seacye of Bree ‘* will be seut an Cy And Repectmen of hand writing to "3 in Shean Sh, care of B, Lock wood, WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF ~~ oe Pay PREWSTER! She haa } s ot obs bes equal. She tells the wife oF husband; also that of her visiter. If you wish truth, give her 8 call AEMB Bowery, eppoaue IileceKer street. Lat lea, 60 cents; gentlemen, 61 OR BRIDE RE ONLY 8 CRNTS—THe steamer HR eaves Peck aim, Raat river, a tay, at 12 jock now, Maven, Hartiyre aud Spring h Hous N etd Ralirnod, augatuclsy wow