The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1858, Page 2

NEWS FROM HAVANA. Arrival of the Philadelphia—One Hundred | and Twelve Persons Killed by the Late | Explosion—Serious Loss of Property—De- cline in the Sugar Markei—Rates of Ex- The United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Captain | Marrison, from New Orleans the Sth, Havana the Sth, and Key West the 9th instant, arrived at this port early yes terday morning. She has brought sixteen passengers and a cargo of flour, Oil, cochineal, tobacco, segars and fruit ‘The Philadelphia left the United States mail steamship Empire City, with the California passengers, at Key West, waiting the arrival of the steamship Granada, All well. The brig George H. Cha Havana, which was lost on the Colorado reefs on the eve ning of the 20th ult., sunk in seven fathoms water In the explosion of the naval magazine at Havana, which | Occurred on the 29th ult., at half-past four o'clock P. M. the loss of lives was one hundred and twelve, and wound ed one hundred and twenty-eight, as far as ascertained. | Loss of property, over one million of dollars. ‘The sugar market in Havaua was quiet and declining— buyers offering for Nos. 11 and 12, $53¢ to $53) Stock of sugar on hand, 110,000 boxes; last year at the same date, 195,000. Exchange on London, 154; premium; New York, 444 to 5; and New Orleans, on short time, 5 to 53g premium, na Correspondence. Havana, Oct. 8, 1858. The Gun wder Explosion and its Fatal Ejfects—Number of Pervons Braployed—Loss of Life—Scenes ana Incitents— Seamen injured on Board a Vessel by the Concussion— Death of a Lady from Fright—University Examination— Looking out for Maretsek—Sugar Markets— Freights, dc. Our About a quarter after four o'clock on the afternoon of | the 29th ult. a dreadful explosion took place at the naval | powder magazine, which was situated at the head of this harbor, a little to the southward of Fort Atares. The magazine contained one hundred and fifty thousand pounds of gunpowder, 400 grenades, 153 of which were charged, and 400 congreve rockets—that is, according to the statement of the Gaceta—the estimated value of which was $30,000. A little to the eastward of the magazine, upon a piece of land the property of the late Ramon Pinto, Dut which after his execution was seized by the govern ment of this island, there were in the course ection a range of stone storehouses, called the Planters’ Stor houses, several of which were nearly or quite complet all of which stone wall left standing, were entirely demolished. But what is more wonderfv! to relate is the immense jose of human life that occurred, which, at the lowest cal- culation, may be estimated at three hundred souls. There were one hundred and eighty ‘“Asiaticos,” eighty white ,sundry overseers and a number of negroes employed in the ercetion of the storehouse: besides a sergeant’s guard in charge of the magazine. If any of these were saved alive it must have been by a mi racle. The maimed who were taken out of the ruinsalive, eighty-six in number, were instantly conveyed to the mi Litary hosp'tal, where everything that science or humanity could dictate was done for their relief: nevertheless , se. vera! of them bave since died of the injuries they sus tained. I went to the scene of the disaster early next morning. Such @ total demolition of property Thad seldom before | Seen. At that early hour there were several corpses shockingly mutilated stil! unburied, T could notice the body of a fine ox with the yoke still on, which had been blown to the very edge of the water, a distance, I should say, of one handi Very many habitations in this city sustained considera bie injury by the explosion, aud so much damage was caused by it at the gas works that it is probable the city lamps will not be again lighted with gas for the ensuing two or three months, because of the destruction of the large-t of the gas reservoirs. The smalier ones can be repaired in a few days, and will suffice to light the dwellings and stores ‘The bark 8S. W. Holbrook, Drinkwater master, ho great dist was dis: 3 ¢, OF she “would bi As it ie her cabin rown down and bis econd mate was biown olf the deck ito the but fortunately being able to swim he only imprompta, but I should say an unpleasant, bath. A loaded shell fell just outside the railway Regia d not explode, but was dug up aud . bound from New Orleans to | a, | except some eighty or a hundred feet of | board of the Blick Warrior, while giving God speed in new pursuits to Geo, Hoffman, Faq, who has been often kind and attentive m delivery Havana, Oct, 8, 1858. Purther Particulars of the Eaplosion—Touching Incident of @ Dog Saving His Master—The Mate of the Slaver | Lyra—Wreather—Deaths of Americans from Yellow Fever—Markets—60,000 Move Chinese Coming, de., de. I last had the pleasure of writing you on the 3d | inst., por Black Warrior | sont you a full and particular account of the dread | fut explosion at the “Polvorin de Marina.’ Little else has since that period occupied the public mind : it was too dreadful a catastrophe to be quickly forgotten. [have beard very many persons complaining of the circumstance of there not having been a large body 0° | the “idle soldiers” set to work at once to recover from the yoins the remains of the dead, and the bodies of the living T believe that work has been confined toa small party of the corps of bomberos (firemen). Thave heard of a circumstances which proves that at least three days after the explosion there were some living wounded buried in the ruins. ‘On the Friday suecceding the explosion, (which you will remember ocourred on Wednesday, 29th uit.,) @ little dog: ‘Was observed scratching at the stones and whining at a — part of the ruins. The dog was recognized as ving been the property of a carpenter who was employ- ed at the “planters’ warehouses,” which erected near the magazine at which the explosion tool place. A thorough examination of that part of the ruins near which the little dog was seratebing ensued, and the master of the dog was fortunately disentombed, almost pees with hunger and with one of his logs dreadfully crushed. Op the 5th instant a Spanish friend brought to my quar- ters Mr. Peter William Froin, late chief mate of the bark Lyra, Ttook down from hid own lips the following com- plaint:—Six days after he returned to this port he was arrested and kept in the stocks for twelve hours, and was kept in prison thirty-five days, among convicted criminals and murderers. His food during that period consisted of a breakfast and dinner, each composed of about two ounces of bread and a bow! of soup made ont of rotten beans and maccaroni. On every other day rice and peas were substituted for the beans and macearoni. No supper was given him, and he had nothing but the bare stone | floor to sleep upon. After he had been in prison thirty. tive days he was required to make oath not to leave the island without the permission of the United States Consul. Having done this, he was discharged. He has been allow ed a dollar e y the United States Consul since he | has been out of prison, but he cannot live decently under 9 dollar ond a half a day This latter statement T know to be truce.) He has asked the United States Consul by whom he was to be paid for his lost time? The reply be received Was, that he could not recover payment for it. | The foregoing are Mr. Froin's own words: he appears to be an intelligent and respectable man. We have again been supplied, since the 6th instant, with gas in houses. The streets are still lighted by oil lamps. The weather is cool and agreeable. The public health is very much improved. Two engineers, one of whom Was pamed Thompson, who arrived here ‘the last trip of the Philadelphia from your port, have both died from yellow fever. They came, I believe, from near Boston The sugar market is calm at 11 reals per arrobe for D. 8 No. 12, and other nambers upon that basis, Now and then we hear of large sales at rather lower rates, whilst on the other hand, parties in need of the staple pay full prices. The stock here and at Matanzas does not exceed 112,000 boxes. In molasses there is very little doing; the current rates for clayed are 43 to 5 reals per roy 8 of 53¢ gallons. Freights continue much depressed; to Europe small sized Spanish vessels obtain 40s., larger ones 80s, to 358. per ton. Exchanges firm; I quote ster- ling 153; per cent preminm: New York, é&c., (60 day bills.) 33¢ to 434 per cent premium; New Orleans short), 63, to 6 per cent premium. }. S.—A concession has heen granted to several parties in this city to introduce sixty thousand more Asiatic free colonists. Tt was understood yesterday that Don Miguel de Embit was to have to-day what they call a trial here. ‘The case of the Nancy is to be presented to the Real Audiencia to-morrow. ‘The Phelps Will Case. SUPREME COURT. Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. ‘This case calis for the construction of the will of Anson i. Phelps, Sr., deceased, late merchant of the city of New York, and who died on the 30th of November, 1853, | wounded. were bein; inga widow and five children, Anson G. Phelps, Jr., Mrs. Mrs. Pond, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Atterbury and two grand children, him surviving. Three of these grand children were chiudren of a deceased daughter, Mrs. James; the other grand children were the children of the four dangbters betore named. After the testators’ death and before the commencement of this action, two hildren were born, Ailthe grand children, minors when the action was com The testator died cezed and possessed of real the of about $2,000,000, & ad devised to bis wilow clusive security ina bucket of water ‘One poor lady in the city absolutely died from fright The authorities have humanely assigned $17 to each member of the families of those who w killed or wounded by the explosion for their immodis ef, far as the names of the parties so injured hav cortained. Last Wednesday the inauguration of the a nic at the Royal University of this city took place. His Ex cellency the Captain General was present, ant presented the pri tees with bis own bands to the descr Senor Don Antonio Zambrana, the Rector of the Univer ity, delivered an admirable address upon the occasion it is understood that we are to have two Italian Opera Companies iv this city the coming winter. Max Maretzek, with Senora Gassier as prima donna, at the Teatro Tacon, and Giuad) Letti, with Gazzaniga as prima donna, at the Villa Nueva teatro. ‘The sugar market has continued without material alter. ation since my last advices. Holders appear rather more ‘anxious perhaps to realize, but still appear unwilling to make suilicient concessions to meet the views of pur chasers. A speculator here realized 10,000 boxes, chiefly Derosne sugars, at arate not precisely known, but believed to be about $26 50 per 16 arrobes net, including boxes, and 680 boxes DP. & No. 13, superior quality for the sea | son, svid from second hauds at 11 reals per arrobe. Upon | the basis of the above sales we may quote D). 8. No. re at 10% reais per arrobe. The stock here and at Matunzas does not much exceed 130,000 boxes against 228,000 boxes at this period last year. Nothing dowg in muscovadoes. Molasses without any alterauon. Freights very dull, No American vessels engaged, and of the homestead, having been pject th mortgages to bout. the his personal property inventoried at $990 er portion of the real estate was in the city of New York, the remainder in Connecticut, Vania, Indiana and Missonri. In addition to bonds tgages to the amount of about $254,000, all exe by himself, the testator individually indebted time of his death, exelusive of the notes to bis eh Hout the amount of $47,000, ‘The net annual is real estate in the city of y York, was t "st, 500, and in Connecticut, $9,500" Total $34,000. 3 dated the 24th March, . appointe . aud his son Anson (. and his son in-law Wm. E. Dodge executors. The execu as alone qualified. The executors have neither qua Jor renounced, The executrix has sold to the sur vivors of the firm of Phelps, Dodge & Co., of which firm the testator was a member at the time of his death, ail the interest of the testator in the assets of the firm for $680,669 83. The partnership Property consisted both of legal title to which pro- real « 5 exclusive valued at $1,069,650, 5 amount of $254,000; an > I copartuers in for, | as joint tex common, for the sole purpose of giving to the surviving members of the drm, upon the death of any of them, the legal title and power of selling for the benefit of all the co-partners and their representatives. The executrix has, under the will, sold other portions of the rea! estate, and was continuing to do so until restrained by injunction. The widow has elected Wo take the provisions made for ber in the will ia Hou of dower. To provide for her annuity of $5,000, she has as executrix. set apart boods and mortgages and other secon. oniy the following of another flag since my last —Two ‘Spanish barks of 1,600 and 1,700 boxes capacity, for Fal mouth apd a market, at 408. per ton, three Spanish brigs, of respectively 800,900 and 900 boxes capacity, for Ma jaga, at $1 75 per box, for Cadiz and for Santander, each at $1 50 per box. Havana, Oot. §, 1858 D cadfut Brplosion and Love of Life—Seene of the Ruin— Las of Life and Property—Action of the Captain Gene- val, his Staff, the Troops and Sisters of Charity—The Caprotn of the Slaver Haider in the City—Health Coot, & You have probably received a despatch from New Or teans of our dreadful calamity, in the explosion of a maga nine belonging to the naval department, filled with powder shells, greuades, rockets and all classes of ammunt tion suitable for vorsels of war, in active service, and the dreadful loss of life and destraction of property there from, at half past four o'clock P.M. of the 29th of soy tember Sketching the locality, I would say it was the ematios house, and nearly in front of the Naval Ai of C0 airnetion, on the opposite shore, and at the first point after Jeaving the slope of Fort Atares south, on the same base and SK. with the new sugar ware vee, which were far in the progress of ished and ready for tue new crop. and rieew of which would have been ready. or nearly so, by the Ist of Janoury. Under their rains many workmen A life vwn by the bodice 4, in the . ree Pa] ee « were blow ui thy Ata’ aw s discovered the following mor Thirteen soldiers of the q@uars at the ma «and many labere 1 ‘ are supposed to have been thrown into the water, The hole number of persons in the vicinity, as employrs ke., (x known to be 800. Some few have nmea alight injury, et » Long let remain wis « will be consumed ta their . the eity and eubar euy | hy repairs te zit rivate ' I 150 090 foun ' h perc materia nected with and as the ¢» pit known mpeculation thee that by driving piles for the wie or jarred and thrown again-t t sw cause igt a is very proba who arrived apon th nhe for tt and took personal direct reliet of the wounded an of Pag Brn wm followed by detach ments of troops from ‘Arious quarters of the city ‘The livin wi, dying and wounded and f, tiie tall, th politic and all other © ie T sam evening twent t ant eight fix wounded wore ® de trent ment of ‘ tie Vink wh ven, the works Cua rity Much emalt damage wo — ut h ont w ' ot prov al # M have great for g Coney! General Helm hae not arrive at t Our health, in bey and city, hae impr ecline Making contracts wit tt the Naney have boon fined in heh 1 net been et piablichet y Amerioan bark Halde which law negroes near Ca 5 OF itn T at © more to ay in my wext he Were GMAW WevvI dopepl Gidyue, Vue ou rities to the amount of $104,100, and yielding an annual interest of $7,325 50. These bonds and mortgages, &e., are in ber own hands Some portion of the $264,000 of Mortgages was ou real estate pot in this State. In this will, the first question hether the reat estate of the testator is to be considered as converted money under the power of sale contained in the will, ‘The Judge cites elaborately from the will, the particw lars of which have been frequently before the public, and the will itself was published at length in the Hgnanp some years since. The Jade concludes thus— IT think there is po ualawfol restraint epoo alienation, or involved. in any oly) valid, tome de to it by any of the parti grounds. As to the religious aud charitably think they all come within Owens agamet th Society, M. K. Church, 14 N. ¥. Report ‘except the conditional one of $59,000 for ere and founding a college In Liberia, Africa, All the other ons, capabie of ing th other ol If the legacie charitable legacies are given te taking, oF to trustees capable of a ties; and the charity or object of th Jegacies is sufficient!y plain and distuict given in th of the w of the cona of the Congregational Church cut, &e.,"" to the “Acting Treasurer of t nization Soriety.” mentioned in those art Fespectivels , io trust for the charitable uses and purposes | in those article ly specified, and not t exeeu tors in trust, alt formally so expressed, still T think the bequests valid, the char ties being suff i nd the treasurer, deacons, &e., tained and capable of tak seventeenth article for the erectic lege in Lib Tthink,, too indefin kind of a coflege did the testator tm rary, oF a college of physicians’ As cutore have in view the establishment of a tueologics department in said collage, to be under the supery'sion of the Union Theological Seminary city of New York Wer ‘al en But verhap® he meant a Pow did he intend it, to be Union Theological Seminary supervision of of New ¥. nean hy teow of the trae lel | ing, or to “the nt Of & thevlowical depart | ment Who were sof tue ebarit r The ex arity and | it in their 1 the object of trostee eutly certain t the © r m trast. How long are executors to wait for the $100,000 to be raiket by frienus of on? All these thing» ar tot the cha | Uaiuk the obje tion of the will or the valid yvivions. The only remaining eo tow they ean by The after in his lifetime, It was not delivered to be enforced net the testator, rainst his ertate, To hold the ote valid would be, in ¢ to give the note the force tion of ® codiell to the will, properly execut to the forms of law, and thas a mere nuked pro. by the testator after his ae a revoeation of the disposit a'e. Ido pot see how notes to the daughters th can make the ne m by hie on the iis catate. ‘The notes, as against the testator, were witimut commiceration and void in the hands of the daughters The | payment of the interest could not feact and make the notee valid from thelr inception. One can give gots hattele, money, bit not his own fra #0 Chat they ean by J If there is we for this pro | not ordan biadwe iu this opwiyu via New Orleans, when [ | A PANGY ENTERTAINMENT—RAT KILLING, FIGHTING AND CAT AND FOX EXHIBITION. “ There are many waysof getting an honest living,’’ is acommon saying, and there are, we presume, quite as many shades of opinion on what constitutes that ‘honest | lving.”’ Many a great name in the world has made a fortune in betting on the turf, and kept a respectable stand- ing in the world—after the manner of some—while others, imbued with the “ cruelty to animals” doctrine, | have thought the race course the road to ruin, and an | evil to be abated by the civil magistrate. As a general thing, however, where there is a demand, folks of easy morality in this fast generation think it right enough and jegitimate enough to furnish the supply. We have had Fashion Course, Jones’ Wood and Mozart Hall, all in their ‘season, for the 2:40 folks, the tournament, the games and the fistic patrons. Last “evening another’ elass were to have had their entertamment in Madison street, as wit ‘ness the following: — Granp Biack anno Taw Exnrertion.- begs to inform the gentlemen of New ‘York and acini pod will be ens Ost ie ype match come 4 eaday evening, Oct. 15 a Iadison street, open black ‘and tans of all weighta, each [si Binnber of tals te in- weight, in killing, shown on beautiful dog se beautiful Brooklyn at Lom © cam rd of beaut, trom irom a ibe, up. This ery a0 Shivest twent lings entrance. ‘Weighing comm: o'clock, ilar Tig o'clock, Several eulennen ja ly eutered id a for the sweepstakes. cents. As Harry Jennings begged to Rproege “the gentlemen of New York and vicinity” of the arrangements that they had entered into far their entertainment, our reporter bent his way thither to notice this other phase of society. The gatheriag was unquestionably sadly ‘interfered with by “tbe nasty rain,’ as Harry called it, and the patrons of the “black and tan’ were for his pocket ‘abominably few in number,” at the hour appointed for the “exposition."” Nevertheless, like all other things, it had a beginning. At eight o'clock the weighing commenced im theroom dedicated at times to the “manly art,’ facing. the bear, dog fighting and rat killing against time. This becoming place is a rather low roofed back building, about fifty feet in length by thirty feet wide. Round the walls there are four rows Of seats, or as many galleries, as fauey chooses to call them, ‘The arena is twenty-one fect long by thirteen wide, with a boarding round it of some three fect high. ‘This was Harry’s stage—bis little theati | Black and Tan Tournament. poa reer ees at In the “ring” there is great pretention to “ fair_play.’” The dogs might have been all weighed outside, but to show there was no favoritism a steclyard was suspended fi the roof in the centre of f was passed around the body of fore straining eyes, every favorite was suspended, tilt with loud voice his weight’ was an nounced to the spectators. The dogs for the rat killing were all subjected to the same operation, as each is handt. capped according to weight. The urst that entered he ring Was a mite of a thing, four months old, one and a ‘The stop wateh in hand of the time Lucey all ready, the word was given ‘the young ‘un’ and ata ratal- which it’ despatched in fifty-seven i gratification of the spectators. Th * but it the ring. A hand dis weight ¢ ‘fair pla first tb atti dentistry. The piso ers had eased him « his “‘grinders."’ In succeas.on four rats were killed one muiute and eleven seconds, eight rats in one minute and two seconds, seven rats in one minute and four seconds and six rats in one minute and four seconds. To show the force of training and the power of good seconds in the ring, Harry, himself, “handled” the same dog that killed seven rats’ ip one minute and four seconds, and made her kill five rats in twenty seven seconds; which ished to the great delight of the owner and honored by loud applause from the spectators: and thus ended the black and tap exhibition, @ Little one and a half pound Lucy was entiticd to the “sabstitute (or the sweepstakes, a8 the wet evening had not justified the killing for the stipulated amount. The next cntertalment was a “fr! pias 6 shake’ between two regular bul dogs of the “light weights.” A dog fight isadog fight, and that is al! that can be said about it. hugged, they tugged and did all the other things that are navally doae; but our reporter faiied to see the place where the laugh came in—though the other spectators seemed to be gifted with keener vision. They enjoyed it heartily, while he was disgusted. But, oh! “That's no- thing, man,’’ said a patron at. his elbow, “they are used to it; it ts in ther nature, and from a pup they would hold. on toa stick as fast as (0 a dog’s ear.’ Another friend- ly shake,” to try a new comer's “game,”’ and that ended that portion of the amusement. During the evening Harry introduce a leopard cat, a most beautiful animal: but be had got his supper,and was evidently more afraid of the rat than the latter was of him. Me had to be withdrawn. An English fox was uext nthe seme rat, but he had aiso got his supper. tainment was considerably affected by the weath- eria pluck as well as iv numbers; notwithstanding, up. wards of 100 persons, at a “quarter” each, were admitted to the evening & entertainment. While was ng for the “opening,” we took a look around ment. In the bar, through which alt visiters pass to the arena, there ts a grand distribution of pictures Gangling on the walls—celebrated pugilists, famous and fancy dogs, and a few of the studies of the fair sex. i is “the little wonder.”” a very dim pure black and tan,” that lived sixteen days and ly three oun ‘The smallest of American “alot to be had for love, and not sure if $80 could her from the bar.”” Harry has about seventy prime ws altogether: some are bonding, but the greater por- lon are lis own. iadividual property, in every stage of training for thy and variously estimated in value from $5 to $ ‘rious enough to inquire, we learned that a big business is done with the canine race, and every prize fight isa costly operation. It takes about weeks to brag the dog into a “proper condition.”* and © training be) 98 well treated as Morrissey or to eggs and heads, and other, to hin, “t four ks; the last two { dict, and has his porter- gs. This prepared, the 1 1 go the dogs, and the fancy win, lose aud otherwise pass away their in folly bet, ‘ook 08 precious Ume ‘The Morrisscy and Heenan Fight. excitement preceding the great Aght between Tom nd Yankoe Sullivan, about nine years ago, was un- stonably great; bet those professing to be fully ac- quainted with eporting circles at the present time, assert vroaching contest between Jolin Morrissey and » Benicia Boy, casts the former sha Probably not less than $100,000, in the form of betting, are at stake on the issae of this prize one eheounter. In addst on to the honor of wearing “the belt.’ he united stakes of the two men amount to um has now heen piased in the hands of the and on Saturday last their ont tives met in this city © to toss ’* for the choice of the battle givvnd. tu the arbeles of agreement the place of contest was to be oo Canada—not nearer than seventy-five miles to Boftalo, por tarther from it thau one tondred miles, Fortvor bas favored Morrissey, and he has chosen ground to Canada, eghty tiles from Buffalo, The of the place has net yet transpired, in order to thorities of the provinces from preventing - bah “ nen Notw thetanding, the patrons of the ring wil ot it in Buffalo the evening pocseding the Gitar. refore, ts the rendezve Ste: red to transport tickets for the voy: tail, to enable ali who wish to witness the wortunity of being present . K nickertorke rssey and Heenan © Aparty from Albany arrangements ‘One nly acroms Lake are said to be fixed at ° fight between from next Wed tend to be present. To had_a meeting to talk over eturned from New York, an interview with Joe rh on Tuesday " the reason he gave up training the Benicia Boy was that he strack such tremendous blows that he would as soon oct as groom to @ trip hanm Cobern allows _ Heenan will ” port ony one thing Bor to lose the batt oF too bite plock. science, he says, to whip a and all befure breakfu regiment of or- From all this it dinary men, will be seen that Coburn has a very exalted opinion of Mr. Laxpatenm, a veteran of the armies of the first Na Jied mm the parish of St. John the Baptist, on the aged 69 ¥ Pre Jeath the old | soldier gave the following account of his exploits — seant at the MiBtary Lye poleon | Heenan. Shoold the Bew Boy whip Morrisey, we un | derstend that Aaron Jones wil e him to Pngland for the purpose of fighting Tom Sayres, the champion. %, j like Coburn, insists that Heenan is the strongest fighter m | the world, and eovid, @ he pleased, whip a yard fall of | wid cats } Obituary. | DEATH OF ONE OF NAPOLEON'S SOLDIERS. | | Mtv « we ws toh the ine. what week sertpt nd at the ent of thee then the theatre of war. | We were then despatched to Ven where Kagene Beag harnais, Viecroy of Maly, wae then busy forming his } guard o; grenadiers and voltigenrs, Give hundred strong, | Thence we marched to Nuples, ated then to Albrazal and | Calwbein, We took a fort by aeeanit and Pavized on the | fag. For thie Gen, Avr me ta lien nd gave me the rbbow of the Lag A of tat We procooded to R « sont h to Gorfe, where we th barracks «ix mw Ancona, w sand Knglich w We took pore mill Will faci only four field pie es lated the t days aga F it we were obliged flaally to ene out of ix hundred men only seven teen of ue remained alive, We were firet imprisoned on the island of Malta, We were then put aboard a frigate au! taken month. riven there tiv years, fr the restoration depot of the Twelfth reeiment of ty and was seut to Bordewnx. J went vo ¢ and howed my service pay ve years of service, two campaigns. five years of \inprconmont and seven wounds . n the hatte fleld. The soldiers of several French 0 (and mine was among them) were called by riment partisans “ Bonaparte Brigands.”’ The government of the restoration assembled ne at Rochefort fificen handred in namber, and despatched ne to Gnade lupe. Hefore leaving asked for my service papers from the toayoraity, bet in vain; Twas told they were lost On arriving at oor destinetion the Viecount de Lardenoie, Licutenant General in the King’s armies and Knight the Orders of St. Manrice and St. Lazarus, employed ae Uli, soldiers and officers together, at engineering works on overnment place, at Bassee Terre. T Ww fover came, and ont of the fficen hundred mon only sit remained et from death, F received 9 passport anthort herever T wished. Tle Gnadatape for 24, 1816, and since { lawisama, DParts, Oo MOBIL. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1858. Two Disrinavisnep Memaers oF He DRAMATIC Provexion Powonxp.—On Sunday morning Norma and Carlo, the well known trained dogs belonging to the Hutchinson Brothers, who have recently been Caine at our theatres, were unfortunately poisoned by accident ‘The dogs were very sagacious and were cap wel trained, and the loss to the owners is a very serious one. They were Valued at thousands of aolisrs. One of them had appeared before most of the crowned heads of Europe, and both of them had travelled with their masters over half the world. In company with their owners they went into a drug store on Sunday morning, where unfortunately some pieces of meat which had been poisoned were under the connter, ‘Their intelligence did not enable them to smell out the concealed strychnine, and they bolted the beef, poison and all. Antidotes were at once adminis. tered but the hey were of no avail,and Carlo and Norma, who were to have a) Nonlght on, the occasion of their masters’ benefit at the Pitts! arg theatre, died the inglorious death of common dogs.—Pittsburg Post, Oct. 11. Mintrary Posts.—A military post, named Fort Quitman, in p baber of the late General Quitman, has been located on the San Diego mail route, sixty miles beyond Fort Davis, and at the point where the road first touches the Rio Grande, ‘The posts op this route between San Antonio and Ei Paso are Fort Inge, Fort Hudson, Fort Lancaster, Fort Davis, Fort Quitman, ‘and Fort Bliss. M*. ROTAR, RECENTLY FROM ENGLAND, I8S RE. quested to send his address to Cornelius Fornet, Astor House, N New York. R WILSON, YOUR LETTER OF THE 12TH READ _today. Goods all safe, ERSONS WHO WITNESSED THE ‘ACCIDENT ¥ WHICH. oceurrred to a lady by being thrown from stage 701, (Chas Fant’a line.) ab line,) about no oa the th of Oct, inst, im Greenwich, ween ( esrocts wil Gonter » Bavar by call ing on A, R. LAW! Te LAWRENCE, JR., 67 Wall street. ADOPT-AN AMERICAN MALE CHILD, TEN TO weeks old, ane formed and perfecty heathy. Any Fe gpectanle person ‘adopt the same can apply at 339 elated bes Raeeees’ ‘Bat, to Mrs, Jane, trom 10A, M.to4 P.M, for two days. Please ring the “TEE LECTURE SEASON, 10 BE REPEATED.—PROF. MATTISON’S LECTURE ON the great comet now visible in the western sky, will be re- Pfated at Umon chapel, corner of Thirty ninth pireet, and Broadway, this evening, at 7% o'clock. “‘Piekets 25 cents, to be door. FINANCIAL. A Quautenny DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT Will be paid by the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company, Trough thelr Treasurer, at the Chemical Bank, on the tat of November next. ‘The hooks of the company will close ou the 24uh instant until thet day. T. BAILEY MYERS, Seoretary. )ILIDEND. —THE KNICKERBOCKER ICR COMPANY, (the socbldee a semi-annual dividend of five (5) percent to the vs On andafter October 19th, 1353. The transfer books will be clo: and trace the 10th to the 19th fostant, inelnaive. T. CO} MPTON, President. J, Witcox, Secretary. New York, Oct. 7, 1858. AND NEW ORLEANS PUR. JOHN B. MURRAY, 40 Wall street, Manhattan Bank, Notes a and d drafts collected oa all parts of the Vaite ited States. 'IRST ‘CLASS DRY Goons, GROCERS “AND TRON ‘paper, wanted by JOHN B. MURRAY, 40 Wal ustretManaan Ban 4 Collections made throughout the United States OFS, OF FULTON FIRE INSURANCE, COMPANY, all street, New York, Oct. 11, 1954.—The Board of Directory of this emany have this day ay deviarn @ semi-an vidend of ten per cent be ver ee MES Me RANKIN: Secretary. [MIED STATES AND CANADATTHE UNTON BANE of Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN hereby give notice that id elsewhere, at all the penis rts igor ae pI (I) ANTED—SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK railroad, or other good first morigage bonds, in exchan, fur real entate, at fair prices. Apply © D. SURPHERD, Sy $50.000 Ses Broperty, in fee, tn this ‘ity. $60. 000 AXP, 3oomcTHSE Two SUMS TO bond and mortgage for five years, at cent eigen on down town store property. ly to SAP ROAD: 13 Wall street. - - wed ‘COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. At YOUNG L LaDy, WHO HAS HAD CONSIDERABLE experience in teed fashionable house in this city, is TO LOAN, IN SUMS NOT LESS THAN ou Bond and mortgage, on improved Address box 92 Jersey City Post desirous of entering into ment with a first clase dress. making establishment in a Southern city by the Ist of Novem: ber. None but the mm a respi par arties need answer this. Address K. T., box 1,156 N. Post oflice. bar OF GOOD BUSINESS EXPERIENCE, having Se) we Feed ep) ‘an interest in a safe bollsbed beinens Jam at Yeast 50 per cowl aa: unally on the sum: came, with *5°r" services. Address. with name and business lucation, A. R., station EK, No. 362 Eighth avenue. YOUNG MAN, ACQUAINTED IN THE SHIPPING business, having from $1,000 to $1,500, wishes to I fame in some safe and profitable business, with servic acres partner. Address A. 1)., box 110 Herald oltice. OPARTNERSHTP.—T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCTATED with me im business Me. David i. Anderson, which will Dereatter be conducted ta ergo wy and firm of Dante! Gi: Go. DANIEL GILMARTIN, 92 Barclay st: Naveen 1, 1858. ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF $4,000 to $5,000, ina wholeswle and revail liquor ba siness. Address M. 1s, Herald office, $200. PARTNER WASTED, TO JOIN THE AD vertiser in purchising a good paying cash busi nese without risk; $100 per week can be made this winter, A single man preferred. Apply at 283 Broadway, room No. 5. $300, ~A PARTNER WANTED, IN THE WHOLE Fen LHiquor business, by a well expe ed man, in connection witha gentee! ‘and lucrative cash vn $W to $90 per week street $3.000. WANTED, A PARTNER, EITHER SPR etal or active, with this au Bent manufacturing business, already ein large profits. can ue enlarged to any extent ie parties weed apply. References given dress C. janufactares, Herald afloe et ppiy. Re ate el one but respoa required. Ad LOAN OFFICES. BROADWAY, ROOM 35. AR AMOOM Aeancen ON MERCHANDISE, WATCI DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, MANOS, ac, Or will buy the same. highest price paid for tiamond) OF seh JM. DARRINGER, Broadway, corner Maiden lane. T Ri alt 4 0. '#, BROKERS AND COMMISSION merchanis 102 Nassay ae bas =. rooms Now. 2 pian eo feor, advance money ot sonarkien or or bot Til CHAMBERS STREFT. THE WELL KNOWN AND oid exinblished TSAACS advances moaey 9 any amon On diamonds, watebns, jewelry aud every description of va luable property, or the same bonght ot the aah prices. } nn t am Couldeptial, N. BK. —No busiuess transacted oo turday. DVANCES MADE DIAMONDS, WATCHES AN Jewelry, or boaght for cash, at the old ‘established store of LyXCONR ACORN Broadway. Strictly confidential, aod no loan office sigas abow! the building. Opposite ihe Broadway re. TITHE OLD STAND—T2 CHATHAM STREET, Mo. ney advanced to auy amount on watches, Jewelry , din tnonds, Ae. All ge ‘secured by tas nee. H. B. HERTS, sr. T SWIFT'S, 38 BROADWAY, THIRD = FIOOR— ey advanced on diamonda, watches, jewelry, plate Gry goods, pianos, segars, merchandiae and personal property Of every description, or borighy and m P_AWIPT, 393 Bicoadway, third Mor Y BRODY, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Je 23) Falion street, corner of Greenwich, under the Ocean Bank, advances money on diamonds, watches, jewelry and other merchandise, or bonght for the highest cash prises. “Ger man, Spanish and aber languages spoken ACORS, 407 BROADWAY, ADVANCES MONEY ON diamonds, watches, Jewelry, segare and merchandiae of every description at sight sinesm strictl rear of my retail tablished tn 1943 moderate. Open AM. to 10 PM ONRY TO LEND ON WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER nds. nds and personal All deneriptions. all door he within one Year “HROADWAY AND TWHLPTR - Fashionably lovated, elegantly faroiad ry modern improvement, and now open for \be per day.” iy he week at lower Public favor teapeett' railed Uy the new man, __ BUASCARD & MACLELLA VANCARD 116 aireet, New York ed, wih © recepilog nf questa. Board HOTEL, _ hy STRUCK Canal and Wert hovel haa been w offers superior pe Jg inte shemaeives nad Lemition Baits of rooms and. xingle ror The hotel will he conducted on t served at all hours of the day ar 4 WHAAAM STRUCK MAN, Proprietor. permanent Fron a te Knropenn evening wher ine tice RTIFICIAL TRETH INSERTED AT THE F. pomailile prices Seta on allver, $4, on gold, 825 latina, $25. Teeth extract witht pain near Mercer, piock weat of Brow Dr. Baa ety K WITSON, M1 BOND STH Me b man factoring de nition of persone weeking water ann otal wad at te Ht wt an Ba ACHE REMEDY « Soid KA, ¢ t Prince way it is toothy me. RESTAURANTS. ( {RGLIGH SADDLE OF MOTTON AND FRIED Sones jor A im aged hare lo me ola RICH AMDEON 8 HAYTER, 12) Water, near Well Yor oir, Kngiieh beef, mutton, filberta, pariridges, hares, herrings, baeon and ham. ~ STRAMBOATS, T FOR A aART RA, CORNER GROCERY yo f BAL B08 A LEADING avenue, wel ae ith an excellent tea and a coffee notice of | = respectable: Sy sonny oo Fert in Roagen ¥ Herald ofice, for oue week. eS ah (OSrENTER AND BOX MAKING SHOP FOR SALR— Down! town, i an exellent oraion, Jog aad wel eta ullding, 4 NGAPFNEY, 10 Genre aicect. "M1 Fenk Apply Carrey Pie lcci SALE PURNITURE STORE AND anes of upholsteriag materials and the cP Bane and sore, at cost ura of JOHN NIC BON ate carpentet stop, us ene naar OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Sena of the best corner wholesal Wert street pit several lines oi ara vain, we Ps 6 GREENE 10 Gentre s street. Fei SALE—THE LARD ae om REFINERY XO. street, with all Franklin necessury order, nad a valuable lease. From From 880006, $ioi000 senna pr ear in x sirletly cash ‘a moderate reasons ren ir telllagout Ap. Ratist be given Diy onthe premises between Hana foe ‘cloct OR SALE—THE LEASE, “STOCK AN AND FIXTURES OF & first class corner’ ry and liquor store in Greenwich street; now doing a business. For further particulars in. quire at 386 Green treet. OR SALR—SEWING | MACHINES OF THE MOST AP- proved paten rs, Howe's, Wheeler & Wilson er's, &c., at greatly reduced prices. Also, the at celebrated champion sewing machine for ety ee use. Price $25. Sewing meaghinne bo um ht, repaired, or money advanced onthem. A. R, THOM! geen ne aseaaisarent, corner of Ann, rooms Nos. 2 ana 3, second nd retail liquor stores in | Sagar stores in ae bp Os yy 2 psi ome ly 6 TONS, CAniEe j whole load 3 well found in will be sold soos ‘applied for soon. Inquire of Mr. his Croton roan Rao Pier 21 East river, or on board, at Sixteenth eae ae hacinpetnaiiniebicciderciecaoninkenilon OR SALF—THE PATENT RIGHT OF HUTCHINSON’S barre! machinery for Baltimore city and county (Md.), ‘ogether with a new: Mact of requiaite manabiaen hn the werner’ business cails him elsewhere, with an energetic man of ‘soucient capital to start the enter- prise, and, sired, would retain an interest. These ma- chines are ber) tome Loe pane in oper Bali more ia an eligible lecation obtaining oer: and mips ‘rels there. be iret reaper le applicants. Address A. W. Chestoa, ew York, FOR, SARECTHE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A wholesale and retail liquor store, situated in one of the vert locations in the eity, yg & fair business. Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at IE Spring street. OR SALE—AN ENGINE OF ABOUT SIXTY HORSE Y linder 20 inches in diameter, 4 feet stroke; in now ranning: built in New York. JOHN JEWETT & SONS, 182 Front street. ROR SALECAPPLES APPLES FOR CIDER OR PRE: veet or sour, for sale by the quantity at from 75, cents 3 ie per barrel, “Address K. Johnson, care of John Jay, Esq., Katona, Westchester county, N.Y. 'OR SALE—A PORTER HOUSE; OLDEST ON THE ‘avenues. T shall seil the lease and fixtures at the first offer; tor sale, and no humbug. and lease to exchange. tea store, also hote! fixtures ‘Apply nt 102 Nassau street, room 13. OR SALE—MANNING’S OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY oflice for servants and employers, sil 307 Bows Reason for selling, going into. atother yee hee and particulars apply on the premises. OR SALE—THE WHOLE OR PART OF A SECURED patent right now in successful operation. To a busivess man, of energy, with a smail cash capital, this isa chance for realizing a foritine rarely to be met with; would have no objec: tion to take a suiiable person as partner, not having sulficient time to aliend personail usiness; a ship painter pre ferred, “Apply to WM. IN, 106 Cherry street, OR, SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, WITH LEASE, of a first class porter house and lunch room, long estab: lished and in successful operation, in one of the best locations in the First ward. Appl Be A. NEIDAARDT &C0., No. 170 Chatham square, room No. 4. OR SALE, FOR CASH ONLY—THE STOCK AND FIX- liner’s store, No. 5 Clinton street, Brooklyn, ‘& good business. Reasons for , the owner has olber Lusiness to atlend to, No agent frum ‘any parties BOAR: For particulars inquire at the store, or of ROBT. STUART, 279 Greenwich street, New York. OR SALE IN BROOKLYN—A WHOLESALE AND RE- tail corner liquor store, one of the beat in the city. Ignow doing a good cash business. ‘The lease, stock and fix Jease and fixtures, for sale cheap for eash, if applied f diately, as the owner has other business to atteud to. Healers a. ee SALE, OR IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDED PRO perty—The patent right of an expanding p ruling paral lines at equal or unequal distance: the patent right of a bs it seed sowing mact infe on -ean be obtained from Mr. DOW DELL shoe store, 156 Chatham street. YREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.—RESPECTABLE enterprising men, ing some cash capital. can join & company now forming for the purpose of invking a first class colony in Old Virginia, "Address Dr. L. W., Herald oftice. For par inquire coruer of Willoughby aud Navy sireets, Brook RON SAFE FOR SALE-MEDIUM SIZ®, BEST DE, scription, and new, powder proof lock, Cont Saat caeh: price B50. "Address! alamauder, Herald ofice ROPESSIONAT, BUSINESS FOR LADIES —THE AD- vertiser has for ten years been established in a geateei And profitable business, which she is obliged to dispose of in gonsequence of fil beaith, The business can be transacted at home, and is particularly adapted to a lady of refined and agreeable manners. Inqitire at 245 Sixth avenue. ATERT FOR SALE.—ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE and useful inventio: it necessity and demand, a and esiremely proaiabte ia the aascufacture ami very cheaply | got up. Terns reasonable, BIGGS & SOU’ THWICK, SM Nassan str EWING MACHINESFOR SALE.— & Wilson Seose prices, changed and repaired, by U. . DURGIN, 38 ireadway, room ICHOONER FOR SALE.—ABOUT & TONS, CARRIES 55 tons, fast sailer, light draught, in perfect order: lvuilt tn Rew Vork in the beet, manner by day's wor! i be walt cheap. JOHN JEWITT & SONS, 182 Front street e PRINTERS OF NEWSPAPERS. THE font of MINION TYPE (of which this adver- is presented as a specimen), weighing some , is offered for sale at 20 cents per “put ten cents more than what we al ow in exchange for old type. The 2.500 pounds will be divided up into fonts of 250 pounds or more, to suit the wants of applicants. Bases furnished with the 250 pound Beg at a deduction of 40 per “—. Inquire of JAMES CONNOR & SONS. above second hand type iscoppered. FOR SALE—LOCATED IN A 4 goon poet pane anys AND A myer agg ny) a oe Wilder's counting house sa! dow been tn we ‘but a short warranted Will*be sold cheap to « cash cusiomer, street, where the safe can be seen. ve om conipe Apply 0 PATENT.—COUNTY, TOWN 1 AND STATE, of be aaking inven y: does not need Large O12 Bromdway Win BUY ONE oF France grocertes in thy THE EST TEMPE aga larie cash trade. $525 Hock of price five years’ lense at low ae Will sell grocery Without horse, If pr Ap plyon the premises, No. 9 Grecawidh avenue near Sixth avenne WILL BL y, HE GOOD WILL, STOCK 1,200 fixture of the oldest extabl Wi gain.” Apply to BIGGE & 44 Nassau street $3,000, Sets caer reer, was bar reom connected, rally located « most busin part of the street. Anply at 4] Broadway, room 4, BHOWES 4 60. FOR SALBSA FIRST | CLASS prve $5. 000. store ane of the best in theeity, Also, helf tr terest in a we a desirable grocery, price $900, Also, an intr eatin an exeevaiingly Iterative tadoor cash buat no risk whatever. Apply to GRO. WIL fine jewelry, A conmantly on Giamiond jewel a Say mn of perrons desirons of parcbastn, a call the atten stock of diamonds, unset, on band. Diamo At or (aken in exchange. TOTICR TO WATCHMAKERS AND DRALHAS TN Watches.—DAVIS’ improved aniely banking lever pocket chronome These watches are of the Dest possible workmanship, and fod the application of tempered. springs and com balances. they are eminently suited for all elimy are supplied efiher with, of without cage, and at moderaia Wateh Spani rican trade, with ene « te Coral jewelry (from Naples) in Mourting jewelry tet, jet ami goods in the greatest variety Tortoiae shell jewelry —ltracelets, pine enrrins, Ae ‘and pattern’ entirely ney black enameled 6H Booadway, corner of Spring sireet Urrever: URITIFG, CONSISTING OF FINE gold and liver watches, gold guard, vest and fob chnine, for gale at the lowest posalle prt L. JACOBS & 00... 331 Broulway oppontte the rtehem and jews! "Wik atreet ato Mo for * OF RECEIVER or. TAX 134 Notice to Taepn: oe me to coll wonld reapectfully urge mpon tx call at this office. The inw ‘on all tives remaining tnpaid WILSQN SMALD, Regeirgy of Tages, if Deceanter will make favorable terms | ‘ation, and Hl account of the facllities for | railroad, of j ohh most ‘healthy if wot the i honithlee bin piace in the Staten. Me onder from lop to, bottoun Thauite of Bits DAY, at the house, Goin 120! RARE CHANCE.—I HAVE ONE OR TWO GOOD tenant houses in West Thirty-third street for sale, very Sheap, oF will ex iy liquor oF merchandise, vacant Lote erty in Gree: or Brooklyn, ‘var; mm ire fredaud cleat. 'P. GAFFNEY, No. 19 Ceuiee street. \ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR _ SALE—IN Brooklyn. Pleasant location, nearferry. Also, farm of lund, at Hempstead, 1. L.‘The owner residing G acres, 0 West, offers very stds es iberal terms. BIG 3 & SOUTHW: ICK, 84 Nassau street. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE FOR fr ont ad PUT- nam avenue, betwes avenue lunter atreet, Betig athe moat dena part ‘of the city of one north of Fulion aventie; cars pass every five. minutes: compen Sfull became Jots—with Tange ae house rick sable; 21 roums, 2 parioca, 3 Pasemeute, mt ie ten asin inal part of Rouse an ta le; good egetable garden; no pommnronces title perfect. aE eat iae H a ‘seliool or seminars. Teese: 000, balance on bond and mortgage. Would not nge. Apply at 20 Dey street, N. ¥. CHAS. > PARKE ROOKLYN.—HOUSES FOR BALEFIVE [NEW FIRST class cottages, on east side of Canton street, midway be- tween Fulton and DeKalb avenues: vs; also one on Hampden rect, n rear of above, only a few steps from Fulton avenue gh3,. Apoly o WB NIC! NICHOLS, 19 Nassau street, N. Wwe, OD (mere ran vo ten flee fuciog the Central Fark, about ten in bracing nearly the whole frent on the ‘ugh eon Kighty-first and. Kighty-second streets, situation on the ee Kighthavenue. Apply to WILLIAM NAPITALISTS OF NEW FORm, ae ARE DESIROUS of building a homestead, ¢: do better than select the aioe of Hicksville. It is ‘only treat pret Long Island ¥., of avenue, be- the finest, GRAFF, jOUNTRY SEAT TO EXCHANGE.—12 ACRES, IN Ot Riz suburbs; fine funprovementsy vo enomatrkuse, Also, ¥0 acres on the ‘Hudson Prange and shade trees. Cit DINGRN 2 HOLDEN, 9 ment. OR SALE—A LOT OF GROUND 25x100 FERT, SITU- ated in Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, pore cklyn.W. D. Part of the purchase money can remain 06 nertange. 2 Title perfect. For particulars address B. ‘ erald ollice. ALLB—THE FINE DORCHESTER STONE FROME stoop house Ho. 23 Wom Twooty sixth street, adjela: chapel, nearly four stories wi ics ccling onsement and under ooliar, all the tnedors Toquire oa the e for fassan street, Foag tog Print Enprovernsots sad bait ty te ‘best inanner. premines, at 8 o'clock A. M., of J. B. CORLL, OR SALE—A VERY 1 DESIRABLE LOCATION ON Broadway, for a refectory and saloon, with the luase of ihe same. There is astable connected with the premises, with room for 14 horses. Inquire of JOS, HUSSON, 116 William street. OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ha ment and cellar house, No, 349 West Twenty second str detween Ninth and Tenth avenues; hose S2x18 9" tot LOOKS 8 gas, Croton, speaking tubes and belis throughout; house new, fell built and. in fine order: location unsurpassed for heal: Seven lines of stages and cars within three minutes’ walt; house ely from top te bottom; set wash tubs excellent range; court yard in front; house on the nortl, of the street; water closets and bath room in the house. Price $8,250; cash down $4,250, alunce ona mortgage to rum nearly five years. “Tuquire on the premises, Possession im- tely. OR SALP—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY, BROWN stove front house, No. 9 Kast Thirty-secoud stree {assgumeed her canveaioges amd aed tice beuan Hen areet in tine order. Apply 0 D. ROBINS, ‘No 8 Enat Thirty-second street, ou the premises. POR, SABA THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Fig Boney sireet near Lve avenue, Wiltamaburg, wit sold cheap for cash, or exchanged nal near city. Apply at No. 47'Fitbutrees NoYes OR SALE—TWO NEAT BRICK ¢ ‘Twenty-first street, between Third and Fourth avenues, Brooklyn; also the furniture of one, which will be Great aueriice, ax the owner is going to Kurope, ON BROWN, Twenty-first steeet, South Brovklya. OR SALE—ON THIRTY SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN Fourth and azenues, fire cles four sory brown 5 sient, aod on caster every bet enen iste oy. Laques on Tent, and on owe’ ates ihe premises, of GRO. ier a arse ‘OR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY boa at Jersey City, No. 39 Grand street, within Gve walk from the ferry. Iihas the moderu Tepreeeuune Pas- Suir waler. gam Be); and hos recently been pat In superia order.” Poewession on or bedpre parr of the pu: nmoney cam remain on bond and Apply to R. J: 3 LAUGLILIN. stove lore, eoruer Gress and York streets, near the premises, or to JOHN G. Me- AUGHLIN, corner Grove and York'streats, Jersey City, - VANSANTVOORD, No.l Hanover street, New York. JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A VALUABLE CORNER property in the Ninth ward, yielding a large income. greater portion of the purchase money may remain at 6 er cent. D. W. HOLLY, No. 3 Nassau street. R SALE—PIVE LOTS IN FORTY SEVENTH STRERT, 225 feet from Pirstavenue. App y to JOHN McCOOL, Sl Watts street. OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND lot No. 220 West Thirty (ifth street; in in perfect order. Ap. ply to ©. RATHBONE, 83 Pine sireet, base: for SALB—THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND o. $8 Kighth avenue, between Twenty-ninth and terms, ‘cheap. None but principale of the best located stores om the avenue. present owner and isa bargain. Loquire of J. R. EOWARDS, 373 shih avenue. OR SALETA FIRST CLASS THREE STORY, HIGH bbasement brick hotse, on Twenty geventh street. betwee Sixth and Seventh avenues, tn order, and pays ten per cont. “Price $8,000. Inquire of SACRE EDDY Sr haber Liberty cet. ‘OR SALE CURAY.—TWO FIRST CLASS BROWN sirty tie by si sixty, five stories: price $13 00. ouses furray’ Hill,” in "Piety a The hove are all new nd strictly certain ace cent of purchase money rersnia on bond and mocigage: Ap. ply immediately to H. KN _ KNIGHT, 491 Broudway OR TO LET.SEVERAL BROWN STONR i pees c0.0e iane oan of os nna east of Second avenne, The wah att tem modern conveniences, tocludin ean, gas Artures, Croton, ‘wash tui tare wi Bite ofiee of THOMAN MAGPARLAN & BONS. Not OR SALE, TO LEASE OR TO LET—A FARM OF ONE baudred acres, with nice bui Purchasers are in to see them in Orange county, c., Sve mas oe It's a good chance for au active Inquire “GLASS, corner of Thirteenth street and Third sveat {00D INVESTMENTS.—FOR SALE, A MODERN THREE story brown stone house and lot in West Twenty street, near Broadway; two x in West Forty seventh near Broadway: one do. in T ‘wenty Anh story and basement brick bouse in Elm st one do. street, of Broads for sale or excl . Price $2,500 to street. SERGEANT, 45 Wi ow SF AND FURNITURE FOR SALE. A Senet. furns The furniture was made to order be sold with or without the house: f -—~ ‘ty in Con. oF ts neighboriond, taken ia part payment. Address N RRC HANDISE bain tad oe WANTED, TO EXCHANGE for gone ve rable property, sitwited inn flooridh Wiscon ) desirable species of merchandine rv the Western math M. L. SITELDON, 85 Nassan street. ANY PERSON OWNING LANDS IN MIS rohaser ofthe Western States will find MES FANNAN, 5; State street, Albany, HIRD AVENUE.—PINE BUSINESS 1400 ATION.—FOR sale. two brick buildings west side of Thied avenn tween ‘ireland Right econ: srrects. One tore teaned fra the other Jet yearly. “Apply tod. NETt, 6f2 Fhirt aveune, Rear Forty sixth street. ANTED—ANY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR A GENE Fal store in the far West. in. exchange foe me property or lands of certified value and consin oF Towa. Address for three days box ir FANTED TO gui RCHASE—ONR, OR TWO YACANT tote, sunable for storage, tn the neighborhood of Ativntic tage be, cheap. Adirees, with lowest price and loca, tion, Lox 3.476 Post ¢ 1. 000 CASH AND LANDS TO EXCHANGE, for merebandise. One thousand acres of a Jeeted Wisconsin lain will be exchanged at a "fair price, with $1.00 cash, for staple inerchandiee suitable for the woterm mark M. Is. SHELDON, 4 Nawau street. SPORTING. UEP KPHARLES REICHE & BROTHER AVE JU8t received, per steamer Hudson, the first lot of their fall im D ds; 2 hg | canaries, as alse a variety of ore epect ibetr sreond lot por which they offer for sale at wholessie their store, BI sm street, third door from riers from the eouutry panetuatly at {RANCIS NUTLER, 29 FULTON STREET, TAS ALL, breeds of dogs for sale and stock.” BUTLER'S nye cure and flea exterminator, 8) cenia per huicr's new work on the dog, beautifully "tiles bettie trated, $1 FO8, SLE very FINE MOCKING HIRD AND cage. Inquire at the eegar tore corner of Greeawich and Wet Tenth str 1QHON SHOOTING.ON FRIDAY, THE ISTH, shooting match will come. off at (ache Randt ay House, between Jersey Ohy and Dis friends He bins ‘elork. ha TAR SANDFORD. M1 DOURLE Gv! ep Apply a ‘orty-aicth street beil No. 2, for one week. {PORTING —THE SUBSE R, HENRY GARDNER, ©) wishes to inform his friends that he has prance hie ae of busines from 166 William street to the ex of Browlway, and Forty fifth and Forty-Sixth streets, fronting on both Forty firth and Forty sixth t, where dogs wu ME taken to bona wo at $1 per week; bon ned tratin week; ala, on hand 09 dogs of all browne; sold on commia ion, Particular attention paid to diseanes of all kinds, no ere, rdner's mange cur eure for fits, eure for worms, for canker, Nofeure, rdner, coruer of Broad lence aldrese Forty sixth street VANNEL COAL, DISCHARGING PROM SIP ANE / riean, of. the bk od and for sale ats low price, if token diréet from, the Algy for sale, Liverpool orrel, Peach Orehsrd. Lehigh and Broad Mount win cal At the lowed Maar bet rates WENIY Beye ‘corner Canal qad Centre aad owner Tees Lo} Wost #8, way