The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1859, Page 12

12 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1859.—TRIPLE SHERT. THE SOUTHERN GOLD MINES, The Hines of Nurh Carolica, Viiginia and G.orgia. TO THE EDITO® OF TES WERAL In the early part of M.y I ventured a few remarks upon a letter written by a Correspondent of the Henan, touch. ing the wealth and produo\:vemess of the gold mines in ru: immediate Southera States—Virginis, the two Caroli- Bs; and Georgia, Im the Hmnatp 0! Saturday my obser. ‘V «tions are criticised and my s‘atevents ‘onied by anew ‘writer—one “ Veritas.” 1 had not exyeoted this; but I do not regret the appearance of “ Veritas,’’ nor am I very wowilling to diecuss the subject of the gold mines of those States, provided the matter is of sufficient interest for your columns, ‘The result would probably be benef. cial, however opipions might finally rest one way or the other.{g You notice the advent of « Veritas” editorially and favorably; end you express the decided opinioa that « the writer of the second letter seems to know what he writes about much better than the author of the former one. Are you not possibly a little hasty in this? You say you “‘have no interest in the maiter, one way or the other.” Have you not the interest that attaches to the editor of 80 influential a journal as the Heraip to avoid giving currency to accounts, however honestly in- tended, of fabulous gold flelds, which always tend to ex. cite an unhealthy public appetite and promote the disas. rous spirit of eperulation? At least, ought there not to be great pradence uged in all such matters? The vigilance of the Hukatp ip guarding the pu lic interest in this par. ticular, shows that it would not knowlogiy aid in starting apy new fever in gold speculations, nor any ovner. { perceive by the tone of “Veritas? ”’ remarks thet I am Hable to misconstruction, unless [ explain iny position a0. Tam every way {riendiy to the gold workings of the States named. | am inverested jo seeing them #vil and pro. fitably managed. I am aware that the gold ores im those States may be called inexbaustivle, and that the profitable working of their precious metals would De of immense value to each Of those States. But speca- lations iv their mioes, droamy and wild notions of fortunes: to be easily and qaickly made from them, or avy other than a sensible, judicious, mercantiie view of theic valuas, only tena to retard, insteaa of aiding, the desired reeult of regular and stebie miuing. It was only as a geatle quali- fication vpon the roey picture of your first corresyondeat thet my comments were designed. But in “Veritas” find the vigorous embodiment of the previons ideal, amd I will Join issue with “Veritas.” If *Verisas’” is right, it will be all the better for me, and certainly all the betwe for the public. My sympasnies are with “Veritas,” but my copvictions are quite diferent from his, ‘The points taken iv my article, to which “Veritas” so decidedly excepts, were substagtially two. First, that the goid ores of the four Southera states mentioued’ were lean i comparison with the ores of California, or ores of gold founa beyond the Gulf of Mexico. Second, that the failure to make the gold ores of the States pamed wbove profiabiy productive arose from the imperfect mode of working them; from sixty five to seventy pec cent of the gold existing in their ores beiog lost duriag the process of manipuiation. The first point is denied by “Veritas,” and alto understand him to oeny that gold workings in these States have, upon the whole, resnited in serious iovs. The second and very importaat point “Ve Titas’’ paeses over, and I think very wisely, for it is ths grand stumbling biock waich must be removed bofore the mines in question cau be male reliable for capital and labor, All discussions of facts and opiniovs are shortened and gimplitiea by candor and precision of statements. “ Veri- tas’ places my statements in erroaeous lights in two par- oularé, which was unwtentional [am sure. He says [ “think that the mineral resources of the State of North Carolina are of jittie value, compared with those of the goid belt beyond the Guif of Mexico.” Tats is qaite dit- ferent from what i stated I saia.tm repiy tothe claim that the ores of the (our named States wore equal in rich ness to those of Caliornta, toat they were ‘‘tar less con- spicvous’’ im that particular, aud that “the ores of the four Southern gold procuciog States are comparatively ” Trepest this. Sut the vaiue of the miges of taose Southern States is much eahaaceu by aa easy, rollog country, good roada, abundance Of timber ant cheap fuel, Cheep lavor aad provisions, neighborhoot to foundries and capital, aaa to the costly elements of mining. These things rmine very much the ‘‘vaives’’ of mineral resources everywhere. The other error of “Veritas” was in understanding me to say that on the trip alluded to [ saw the wrecks of the twenty mil- lions which bave gone oat of New York to these mines. My stavement was io reply w the demand for “Yaakes @uergy and Yankeo capital,” taat “North Carona and Virginia are fcll of the wrecks left bebind by defeated Yankee energy ana Yankee capital,” and that “more thaa twenty millions of dollare hace gone oat of New York ciy alone to those mines, and sre buried and lost in tnem,’’ T reassert this also, out] did aot see, nor say I saw ali these melancholy graves on the trip of which I spoxe I have made these two correcuiona becwuse “ Veriias,’’ ia replying to what I did not say, piacei me in a wrong posi- tion. “Veritas’’ admits that I may, perhazs, be hoaest ia my opinions. For tbis geverous indulgence I feet grateful. 1 really believe that | am perbays quite boaest in my api- pious. Ihave heard wose of ‘Veritas’ eo often thut I am quite sure be could not be otherwise than hones: io them, withoutapy porsibie “pernap But “it is evi dent,” he essa, that Tam “not guilicientiy acquaiated with the miperal resouse-s and mining operations of she State of North Carolina to form a correct conclusion as to their immense value,” This may de a0, but thea lam a ‘very willing scbolar. ‘Veritas’ then states that he has “pad every opportunity, dnring the past six years, to ve come acquainted with the mueral resources of toe gold producing States, but more particularly of North Us Tolina and Georgia, and hasdrawna widely differout conctusion from’ my own of their richuess and value. Well ‘doctors will disagree.” I com meneed my tuition 1p Socthern go.d mining some twenty three years ago, whicu appears to give me, io point of ime, the starto! aboat seveawen yeara anead of “Veritas,” although I w li not dispute his claim to vetter knowleoge of the subject, for ne may bave learned more in six years than I bave to four times six yeara, I had ‘the honor to be a director ia the famoas Walton mine, aud to put a few petriovie Lnousands into that goigen tomb, which was the utter ruic of many fur more worthy maa. The gold fever which raged to Virgiaia ia 1836-7-3 way estimated to Lave swallowed about five millions of good ola, confiding and creduious Virginia mousy “Veritas” describes a line along which there beve beea found miase immensely rich i goit, equal, if got saperior, to any in the known world. {s not “Veritas” drawing the ‘bow’ 8 little strong in this? Is he quite awere ot whatis now yielded, uniformly, by certam mines “in the known Did any mine “from Warrentoa coanty in North Carolina, through Abbeville diarict in Soath Carolina,” ever afford regularly fifty thousand dollars per month? “ Muny of theo mines,” ays Veritas,” “* pave yielded more than a million of doliars, with a very moderate expenditure.” Will he name tbe mines, the time covered by that yicla, and the amount of tue ex- penditure? In the conclusion of ths paragraph ‘ Veritas”? introduces the favorite plea of lumps of gold found « oftentimes.” Thave no ostiery against lumps of goid If * Veritas” meus to tire * duggets,” Ishail quit the field, If ne can organize @ corps oc capitaiisis to go in search of lumps of gold I will not toterfere. I do Bot recoguike “ nugy hunting as true miniog in apy sense whatever. Next, *‘ Veritas” quotes the depo- Bits of gold in the mivt at Charlotte, Iu this we have tangible and valuabie statistical starting pomt. Let as, then, eee what this teaches, It is claimed for the mines in question that they are immeaseiy rica—~equal to those of California—some of them equal, if not euperior, to any in the known world. Tum I deny us excravagant, and un- Supported by the teet of experience. The Mint at Char- lotte, estavisbed expressly for the convenience of that gold region—thege itamensely rich mines tacladed —afforde Valuable daia upon the subject, The Inst yearly receipts | of the Cherlotte Afiut, from the pumerops regu’ worked mines, end the lees regular wotkiogs o! ti region, were about $500,000. What was the cost of pro duction to this half mithoo? I saw $1,500 of the gold that went to belp make that amount melted in bare. It was a goodly sight; but the cost of obtain jpg that amount was $1,600 if it was a cent. ‘The amount of gold obtained ws much, it is true, but the coat of obtaining {t to the merchant and capicaliat is much more. How muach—what per ceut upon tnat $500,000 was net profi? The value of gold mining, a8 evidenced by the ceposits in the Charlotte mint, ie wo be decided not by the umount, but by the fact whether the ¢epositors made or lost by the labor of procuring it. And again, the mines of the four gold producing States have been known and worked for more than thirty years—for more than twenty years by capital, machinery, skill and experience, applied in the best known forms and under the most fa: vorable circumstances. The mines of California have been known and worked for about eleven years— in regular mining, under adverse circumstances, say six or seven years. The mode of working ores, the general character of the matrixes, the machinery, &c., have all been about tbe same—any difference in these respects being in favor of the Southern tates. And now California sends us her uniform thirty to forty millions r annum, with a few spare millions for Europe and the , 88 well as keeping enough for herself, What have ‘these infinitely more favorably situated four States done ‘as producers of gold for the world? Can any question be more proper or more couclusive aa to the point of the richness of the respective ores of the two gold felis? Between corn, wheat, cotton or other statistical nd practical facts it wonld be conclusive. Why not as authoritative in the production of gold? In respect, then, to the first, and not immaterial point— the very common claim (honestly made, too,) that the oxes of the gold fields of Virginia, North and South Caro- lina and Georgia are quite equal to Caliiornia—and, if ne- Cessary, the enthusiastic believers in this assertion would range ide of the selid gold peaks which Locke disco- vered in the moon through Herschel’s teleecope—I say that geology ts aguingt it, and that infailible statistics are ‘Bn extinguisher upon the claim. If the attempt to bolater our neighboring = ater Vier up to the side of California can persuaded, or coaxed or kicked out of the way, & long astride will towards eatabii houestly valuable re- . I will venture the ssertion, finally, upon this point of Californian richness in the ores the four States named, that the “gold belt” this side of ‘the Guif of Mexico dips beyond the northern line of Vir- inin; that it has been lifted in the tropical regions of ath America, and upon the farther shores of the Paci- fic, alorg which it trends, by volcanic disturbance; and that by the laws of geology, the formations of gold ores in the Southern gold producing States would show a more barren condition than in States where marked upheavals of the surface have taken place. AS yet, the statistics are all upon one side, and all againet “Veritas” When “Veritas” finds lamps enough, or mines of immense richness which will ‘‘give down their milk,” so as to cl the unrelenting voice of Agere, I wili become hia Giselle, and Iabor with faithful diligence in the good cause, but not before. Tt would hardly be courteous to pass over the thirty thon- fand dollars in ‘“lompe’’ taken by Mr. Samuel Christian from his plantation in North Carolina, “ at an expense of about five hundred,” of which some twenty thousand coilars "worth now invite admiring and wondering eyes atthe Bank of the Republic. I lave just said that I am poworless before “Jumps”? of gold. If Veritas” is in rauit of “ lumpe,’” I wish him all success; and I hear Carietien, Fy congzanlate on his wonderful good for- ‘The old who ploughed up hie gold, and it hom I axe aud respect, 1 gow loa upoa yr sometbing bet feen : compassion and coatempt doo’t be plovgh up fifty thousand dovlare ‘amps? Where are his pride and grit? ” dovetails the Doru mine, in Soath Carolin, upon Mr, Christian’s lumpe—a sort of taadem that looe well in harness togetoer. ‘Veritas’? cannot heip, how- ever, adding av extra flouriah for the latter, which ocan- not do any barm if it does no good =] sea nothing farther in “Veritas’”’ criticism an answer to which may not be included in the fotiowivg:— “Veritas” claima “immense” wealth for the gold do- posite, or mines, of the four States, eqaal to toat which marks the ores of California; and that the workings of those mines have been profiante by mittioas—provided ( comprehend what he would seam to coavey, in regard to ‘the last particular, I have taken nis own data trom the Charlotte mint. Iwill new glance at some of the move | decisive miving facts, to whca Task “Voritas’’ to apgiy his e:x years of study in the mines ia dena. The Doru mine, in South Carouna, is tne property of a | Private gentleman of large wealth, aud bas proved to be enormously rich. It is said to be now growicg more weak; butif the Dora mine was any tolerable reprosea- tative of the Southern mines, any one could veature up98 gold working, even upon “panning. Report save toat the Dora mine bas yielded its owns milliou of dotlara, The Gold Hilt mine, in North Carolina, is oue of sae most substantial and valuable gold mines, aud, perhans, tax very best, in the Southern States. Its capil al ewock was one million of dolars. Itis very rich, and ia almost constant embarrassment. The Reid mine, in North Carolina, 's not oly a vory rich mine, but it is a“ lump’ mine also. ft had as eud- stantial appointinents as mooey and akil! could sapply, butt wept tothe Sheriff for all that, I) ik now veing worked with very fair prospects. ‘The Union mine, ia North Carolina, is upon groan of tae bigheet repute, owaed by & geatleman of ualiaited menus apd indo ill, provided with ali that money, skiil ford, but is not sups0sed to mike More than one very smail fortune per aroum. The Columbia mine in Georgia, owned, I believe, by four gentlomsu—a rich forination and worked with rigid economy an? eaer. ay—paye a fair clerk’s salary to easa partner, L piss by other mines in North Carolina and Georgia, Toey would make my tist wearisome, The Buckiagaam mine in Vir- g:n.8 {3 a.saperb property, and of ancivat ropuce. It was about to be eoid in Eogland once for barf a muition, aud it “Veritas’’ is correct, tas sam isa trifle for it, fas bar. gain, bowever, feil tarongb, aad the head of the lordly Buckingham is vow quite off, believe The Liberty Mine, io Virg:ota, was once in rare feathar, as come of your subscribers Will aczure you, at prove 1% Dy their prodt end loss accounts. The Liberty is avw ia chains, The glories of the Curpepoer Mice ywere enirpod by your friend of the Tribune, two or throes years ag Of Inte the pips that was tuned to Culpepper is mieat 80 ig Culpepper. Tae United States mine was fur a treme strong io pubits lore; but tha dark it, Tunserstand, howover, that it ig now upon the wiuz, under the care’ of Colouel Morgan as the “E Mine.” Lorg may ft wave—ite wings. Tac Osaoge mine had great fame ouce, aad was gold land. That orapge soured. for which I The Walton—a golo heined to make the ‘rai ig as silept now as the cru! Ciiford. could speak, and the Walton cannot. The Waite Hall mine Was especially notable. It turned out gold at ona time to a degree that paied the glories of Doru, and raised its crest before the * whole Knowa world,” as +‘ Voritas”’ taiksit, Buti went down one day, and bis been very modest since, It was a prodigious'y productive *pooker’? which had peea tapped or cat. Tot Fsier mine was a great beauty, and sold to Eoghsh capital. ‘Veritas’? noes Dot mention the Wailer, uor the houisa, vor tee Capps, or Charlotte, nor other “muses ia Nota 'Caroliaa, which bave bela their (out) crops nigh 10 abstr day. Tos Vauciuse, in Orange county, Va , for mitay veara coaducy ed with disticguisned still, energy aut juigmsat og Captain Smith, of Fredericksburg—oue of the very ablest miners’ of the covntry—was old to Hog lish capitalists for $226,000. Aer expeuding some $300,000 acditioval in getting out the gold or bunting for “ Veritas’ lumps,” the Sheriff sold it all out, swaet aud Ciean, not lopg ago, for $39,000, ant yor it is ony of the Dest and truess mines in al, those four Stator, Tus Wood Ville mine, opened and put ip thoroegn order by the late Col. Jonn’P. Acaws, and subsequently porchaset by a | New York company—a very tidy and exvetleat box or a mine—was in the market afew months siace fur less than the land wes worth per acre for far mtog, mine, machinery and alliuciuded, I could continue thuse decails. iliustra. tive of the tess of the * imuieuss’” wealth of those South ern mines to an extent to almost require from you a quad. Tuple thect, aud then be piweaed for room What l hive here givcu i gaite sui signt to ard @ Little glim ae or bint of the fact that there mines nave been here bsfore, bave had New York capital, are ot acqualatances, and tha: this of the *:immenee” wealsa of tuose miues Dut a very old aad costly one I believe I nave suflicteaily answered the generalities of “Verilas” with significant partioulars. [ bave com pared very briefly the seatistical forcas resultiog (rom tne Obarlotte, and the yivid of the 4, North and South Carolina aad Georgia, ciaimed to be of eqoaily rick formation #itn Cail- fornia, wuh the yield of the laver State. There is some significance in the comparison. I bavo also ennaerarat £0 ne of the representative mines, and mate drief not: of thoir bistory and present condition in those four Siat Thave made a favor sbie selection, takea miasa that a been heid in bighest eeteem by tose wao kaow most about the matter. Ihave done this in afair aod liberal spirit. What does the result say? What has “Vorstas”’ to say? May I pow ask, what has the editor of tne Derary to fay? Nova few of the readers of th Herat, and 145 ad- vortivers, feel this subj ive ®pot—tne Pocket Scores of the: » Carotns and Georgia ported with New York machi oraare-s, Amaigamators, &o , and the most renadie skit aid that Sew York enterprise could ener in a gv money making acheme; an to aay New York is more tnan twenty fences ia to agneg i vpoa these Waere mulliova of doliars out of pocket from “lumps” and vast hopes that turved at | Sbail we baveairesn “Pike's Peak” geaft hopest and worthy, but, unbapily, demo muiues? stance the Herat? In conclusion, | repea’ the substance of that brief com munication upon which “ Veritas’ eo vaguely comma and to whom I bave offered tacts ani eestiatics and jaws. in the piace of more assertions. [ sav, taen, that the mines of toe four States giluced to (aud Alabama ail pronably be included in time) are taexbavsubie tu their gold, but Jess rica than those of California—as California australis format ¢ gold ia the the immadiate guid producing Southern States is £0 prevailingly microscope, that nearly toree toartns of i is lost in the workings; and this staple well known trath expiaing ail the causes which ke p ths mines of thoss States at constant disadvantage. Ia other reepecis they are about the most favorably postiioned goid mines io “the whole world,” known or unknowa, 1 come baci, then, to the same place and words which closed my first communication:--“ When somo proper motallurgtc ay. tem is made known to the public (for taoae orey), the gold property of the South will go up like a rocket,’ and, I believe, will stay up. LRS THE GOLD MINES OF GEORGIA. TO JHE EDITOK OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. New York, June 18, 1859, Having just returned from the gold fields of Dablonega, Lumpkin county, Georgia, and as but iittie is known at the North about the old gold diggings of that State, I bave thought that some information on the subject might not be unacceptable to the readers of the Hraatp. Since the discovery of gold in California, the gold fields of Georgia have scercely been thought cf. Ia former years the people of Lumpkin county were in the practice of “« panvipg” the gravel taken up from tae ravines, beds of streams, &c.,to meet their daily wauts, and by this mode of workiog, some six millions of dollars were col- i and coined in the United States Miot in Dahlonega, n the breakiog out of the California gold fever in 184! thers was a general stampede of the intelligent, enter. p € men of the Georgia gold district to the Eldorado of the Pacific, where they have spent three, five and eight to nine years, with more or less of success, and re- turned with valuable experience, both in regard to the generel character of gold mining districts and to the best and only proper mode of developing and working them. ‘No regular m‘ning work has ever been carried on at Dablovega ip opening up and working the veins, until the experience of Ualiforpta suggested to a few of the shrewd and knowing once tbat what had been seen and proved in Georgia, under the old system of working, rendered it morally certuin that as rich mines of weaith lay un- covered fn the gold belt of Lumpkin county as had ever rewarded the enterprise and self-denial of the most for- tunate of the adventurers to the Pecitic coast. About eighteen motths or two years ago afew returned enter- prieing Californians, wio bad been successful in that country, went .o J/ationegs and made a thorough recon- noiseance of tbat cistrict, gud found thatthe entire guld bel: could be washed and worked with bydraulic power; apd that sueb power could be furnished at a cos! of some $450,000. Two companies were accordingly formed, con- sisting of Boetor, New York end Sonthern men,’ with Adequate capitats to bring in three diiferent rivers, con- ducting them through canals and aqueducts @ distance of twelve, fifteen and twenty miles, respectively. The following extract from a letter dated May 5, 1859, from a most intelligent and reliab'e party in Dahlonega, shows the progress and design of these hydraulic im- provements:— 5 Danvonnca, May 5, 1869. Dear frr—In eres with your request, I send youa e tent of the minivg operations now being carried on borhoud. Three: view by the decom; cruabing the ores w! will add larg th rem i be from ¢ . which wide largely to the cost, adable The cost of a five feet canal. over average ground, fs about $300 per mile, without trestle or blasting Tae didi culty of getting Lancs also reiards the work: bat in a short time ® complete revolution will be produced im mining in this country A complete revolution is now taking piace in the mining Operations of that district. All the new operationa there have been imaugurated by men of large experiences in California; the yew and improved modes of working, to- gether with the improvements in machinery, &o., are be ing introduced. One mill, onthe California principle, haw Jums been erected by the ‘ Georgia Gold Company,” which ie doing excellent and satisfactory work, and another mil will soon be st work onthe Chestalee river, on what is @alled the “ Lamar os property. 'A few mouths ago an important Gagevery wee made ia thas dietrict in the opening up of & most remarkable vein Jn the gnelgs rock, 3% feet thick, at the dooth of twelve | feet beiow the surface, yiolding large amounts of gold to | the busbel. One blast breaking ouly threa bushols of rock, yielded $3,600 in gold, Iu maby respects this is a most remarkable vein. Tnero are only three others like ‘It known in the world. vc of these is in the Ural moun- taine, and for 700 years bas produced immense sums of gold; ope is im South America, which bas beon worked for a long od, producing very abundantly; and the r aud on'y ove besities this now known, is the“ Jose- pbine ven" ou the Marioosa property (a Califoraia, whicn is admitted to be the richest vein in that country Gole veins ere usually in the * quartz rook,” some of which are rich, and some not; but this is in the ** pusise rock," and what mivers call a “ major vein,” which rarely if ever rung out. toes the first opening was wade, two othor openiogs have deen made on this vain, at a diatance of about two miles apart, proving the vein to be coutinuons, and equally rich sa when it was iret opened. Some wonderful exti- mater are made by parties familiar with the matter. They gay that if be vein continues equally rich in deptn, every rod in leogth on the surface wit! produce @ million of | dollars, Of conrse seme allowance must be made for the | “pbiming of the eye;’’ but, after ail proper abetements, | am inclined to tho cpinion that there is plenty o: goit there. A company, called the “ Dablonega Go'd Company,” copsittng of gentiemen from New York, South Carolina, Georgia and Mobile, Als., was formed in January last for the purchare of (nis vein, aod [ am informed that they bave secured from ove avd @ half to two ini'es in feagth of | it, with avout 600 acres of land, coatatoing a ta: ze num- ber of quer'z veins, more or lee rich, and some 69 acres of rich pincer washiogs, all of which can be worked by water power under their own control. ‘The property of this company was examined while T | was in Dablonega Py an intetiieent gectleman, who hes Spent about nive pears in California; and after a thorouch invertigavion of the dictrict, and of this property ia par ticular, be ipformed me, avd I believe go reported to Ais pripeipals ip Mobile, thet be bad never geen anything ia | Califoru'a that promised sust large and sure returos a3 the property belong ng to thie Db ovega Gold Company. A great cevolutina ts cow going forward in tne Debio nega vietrict, and it can hard'y pe posaibie but that great fortuner await the eoterpriee of 4 few parties wno bave, by a timely foresgbt, got their bold upon a choice of the Properties in tha: gold beit, White T can spenk 80 flitteringly of the prospect for capitaiste who may torn their attention to reguisr goid mioing in Lumpkin county, Georgia, E would cautioa poor men and laborers not to go there until sent tor, ae no great advantage can be ses ired there without money, the gold propertics Heine held by partion who kaow their value The gold of Georgia is worth $19 50 per ounce, while the gold of Oatifornia is worth, I think, only about S17 per ounce. G. Interesting from South Amyrica, OUR BUENOS AYKKS CORRESPONDENCE. Bossoa Ayes, May 11, 1859. Buenns Ayrean Preparations for War—Power Vited to the Fevcutivt— Money Provided— Military Force Preparing Autontion to Rovarto— Uruguay Will Not aid Urquiza— Urquisa Expresses Fear of an Invasion—Uruguay Will Net Retify the Treoty with Brazil and Urquiza—No Naws from Paraguay, de, de. In spite of the dckteness of the military purp ses of this country, the preparations for war are going on with in- creased vigor upon boih sides, Oa the evening of May 5 the General Aesembiy of Busnos Ayres unanimously pareed a law authorizing “the Executive Power io repel with arms the war which hex been declared by the go- vernmcnt of the Confederation, and to continue it, either within or without the limits of this Proviseo, using al! the rights of a bel gerepi.”” Another articte authorizes the Nutional Guards to be so commanded at to carry ou: that arrapgement. Another bill of the eame day provides for a loan of 28.000,000 prros, about 1,600,000 silver dollars, for the expenges of tbe war, nnd that the loan shall not be taken atu less ote than 75 per cant, end the padiie crecit is pledged for the revemoton or Bix ner cent intrest. Toe authority to lexd toe Nationa! Guarda out of the | territory of the Stare ie ‘ooked upon with dismay by the Ppecpie, for the fone of the best families of the couatry and many sone of foreigners armen oiled, This authority dor btlees fooks to an astanx ov Rosario ‘Toe enrolment and orrwvization of the mon of the camp ig gowe on rapidie, onver the pereonal supervision of General Bornes, the highest officer of the army. This government counts on the unquvsfoned ability to cal! out ib a few cays 84,000 mo. Tue arms and men, es they are orgevized, wre convened a} San Nicolas, the froutier Tiver town of tus province. Gex. Urquiza bas fortified alightly the city of Rosario, nod the fear of ile being the thratro of bas totally strgnated business there. Hts efforts to obtain help from Urnguny have been as froitieess as those at the Beuziiiaa government. Urquizs bas treued a circviar setting forth thet Ruepor Ayres is about to invade the Confederation, | and Calis Dpon the citizen eoldiery to rally for the cefeacs | | ctapces, after whicn he carred oo business io tae uam® of ihe defendant; and that while carryiog on busioees to this way, he was io we habit of giving notes for coat tu defen- ‘. * Marine Court. Before Hon. Judge McCarthy. REGKLESS DRIVING —AN “ALIB.” NOT P?OVEN. June 25.—Herman CO. Griffnhogen vx. Louis Knob.— ‘This action was for damages to recover $500 from do fendant for maliciously running into and u setting pain” tiff's wagon, throwing down his horse and injuring tho plaintiff, On the 20th of April plai.t'ff was proceeding slowly up the Seventh avenue in a ligat wagon, behind dirt cart, keeping to the rigbtof the row; that just as he had passed Forry-sixth etreet the de’en nt cam» along in Lis butcher cart, with @ load of calves, driving at a very rapid rate, and curved ou: of his way and struck pisia- tiff’s hind whwel; chat plaintiff called to him to desiat, bat instead of doing #0, he again struck, upset and broxe plaintiff's wagon, injuring bim and the horse very severe. ly. On the part of the defenco the defendant and others testified that ho off at the time in the uppor part of the city, buying hogs, and did not return until after tbe occurrence complained of, On the other haad, pimndfl, a policeman, snd a young lad who kuows defeadant wel tor years, und who Jives directiy opposite bis slaughter houee, swore to his identity, aud that when they wont thera the cart was stauding in the yard with a Int of calves in it, Tue Jude, from the whole, coacladed it was @ malictous act, apd cid not believe ip the “abi.” Jadg ment for the plaintt, $250 Javed Ostrom, David A. Anthony and Joseph Requa ve. E.M. Gedney — hie action was brongnt to resover $500 on a note, dated 30th Auguet, 1858, mt four moacbs, in avor of George BE, West & Co, Defeudant denwt making ho note, and why indebtedness to the piainnls whatever. ‘ed frog the evideuce that some time ia 1857 one Mulkea Kepta cosl yard in Cairty oimch street, ‘ty, end became invelved in pecnniary circum ‘sname, uncer a power of aiorney. Defoutaat de Muakipg Or siguing any power of attorney, or ip any way authorizing Mulliken to siga’ nis ever ceme. The power of asoroey was produced and proves by the subeceidio, os. Lue defeadant was swora a bis 14 testified taat the only ever eigned was one waco be thought was 2 $1400 on two notes given dim by Milken ( eaadle bim (Mubken) to take the benedt of the two shied sot, dich WAS & mere frieudly act, as nothing sas dae him (rom Milliken. Toe counce! of Mulikea was thea calied as a w.inees, and testified that before the making of the | power of attorney be was atked 10 draw such a papor, and that be cautioned defeadant against givisg aay man power % #ign bis pame to checks, notes, Xo., a fow days ‘wer the paper waa sigood, It further appeared in evi- bce that Weat & Co. bart previously eo! coal for such poles, wud bad knowledge tuat Mulliken was sigotag de jepdabt's Dame voger & power of atuorsey, aad that whea lory received the vole in suit, aod long defore its mitu- rity, they pseee7 itto pisintifs for value, Jusgmeut fur pla ptills $400 mod cost, Wiliam ton Way, leaae @. Begraw, et r from defwodants tas sam of $267 82, 48 interest moooy on assignment of a clain from tre Parker ville Compsny of Massicnusetis Ia J, 1857, tre defeotaots, who are morcaaaty io this were indetied to tne Parker Mills Compaay ia the Of $8,867 40, and a:ked an extension on giving their if bot ali toe creditors signed the extsasion, the Parker Milis Compaay, Tay terms of Xieneiou us to time was pot carried oat eo far as ce. eir claim, but at the request of tao potes for a shorter period were Made Laan that o contemplated, Toure notes by agreemeat were reoe wed from fime to time, part being paid aa they became due, and pew ones given for the aout remaisiog dus, aatil the whole amount wae paid in fot! This wait i Drogas to recover the snm of $467 82, which @oalt be tne ta tereet on the origwal iadebtedu: Judgment for defen- ants. AY VslDABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR BLE Ox EX A ensoge for good anlacum rere? roai eaiate — chs ad vera ger hae a netent ceceBtiy oxtatned, for & Valuable iavsatto, from whith a fortune can be mate ia a few sere, (sus Uaited States goverpment caving alresdy becnme a targa wad proiite- hie onstomer,) *aicn will be dlauueed of tor & reasonanie con: tideration. tha owner being 4 man of wealth aud gat dimpoved er fa purivess agents will please Lotapply. ad- drees Perent Eerald office. ORCOBRY AND FAUIT STORE FOR 8ALE—-NOW A doing a good and profitarte busigers, end oxo be Ja improved by proper atteoilon, detog to & grest pabdlic cho- rongb{e'e; reason for aelling te other Dusinass which req alves the whole etter tioa of the pres nt 9 veer For pacticulare apply to JUEN F HauSsenBUTT2L, 13 Atlantis atreel, ‘lyn, Bonth ferry. Bn FOR SALE-—SITUATED ON THE BEIT ereet for the business ia tois city, large store fiae bal hovee and oven, all 10 comolete order, itu or withou; ho: and wagon; thie is aa old evtablished stand M.PBANOMS 429 Broadway, corner of Howard + reet, ATING AND BAR SALOON FOR 8au8-IN & gond location dowa town, doing a good businens, favora. die lense, full: oo¢ havdasomely fitted up and furnishes, 0.5 O€ their conmry from an iavading for. Tots ia interpreted by many bere os arort cf backing out by him Ui ures it its Senate to ratify the late treaty je between the three governments of Uragusy, Brazil the Conf: eration We bave no ne#s as to the purpose of Paragney to aii the Coa‘ederation. Op sion here is averte to such aid berg aflorced On al! bacde greet firme great wlerest. © werlike attitude is preserved with We wait the i640 of & few days with Buexos Ayres, May 13, 1259, Change in the ry at Buenos Ayres—Zapiola—Milré— Sarsfild—The Pampero Detained, Embargoed ani Watch cd—Runs «ff im the Night—Captain Imprisned—The Pampero Probably Sold to Urquiea—Troops Ordered Out, de. I write a few words more,as the Vigo is just about to | Fall, to give you the pews up to the hour. Day betore yesterdaz, toe Lith of May, the Cabinet of | the Buenos Ayresn government received a complete ap: setting, but one minister, Riestra, remaining unchanged. From the office of Micister of War and Marine General Joeé Mathias Z+piola, sp old man full of honors as of years, retired on the ground of iil heaith. The office was be- coming one of great reeponsibility and Jabor. Colonel Bartholomew Mitré was cated to his place, leaving vacant the Min‘stry of Foreign Affairs. Coloael Mitré is a man of intelligence and of influence, and has won distinction upon the field. It it supposed he will goon deave the miowtry for the head of the army. He is also distinguished as a historian. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, made vacant by the re- moval of Coionei Mitré, ia filled by Dalmacio Velez Sars- field, a native of Cordova, aod until this appointment At- torney Gens ral of the Stare. Tre Cabinet was before harmonious, sad is now both united and efficient Sarsfeid ia'ely prosecuted with great skill and vigor Don Nicol+s autoaio Calvo, for issuiag in @ Pacifica Rerturma, woich be edited, articles which were propounced treagonab'e, the effect of which was & beavy floe,ané an exile, which was voluntary, to es cape imprigooment Lrecently wrote you of the detention at this port of the Pamyero,a steamer beiongiog to an Eogish company. She had on board munitions of war trom Mowtevideo for the Copfederation. Toore were claimed as contraband end detained, and the veesel was forbidden to depart without permizsion. Tois order is understood to be in order to give the government time to conclude whether to purchare ber or vot, After waiting a week—bdeirg guarded by a goveroment war ateamer, tbe Gen. Pinto— one night she departed, to the surprise of even the Gen. Pinto. The captain of that wary vewrel was immediately imprisoned, ana the Captain of the Port was removed. The rumor now is, an! it gains credence, that she has been sold to General Urquiza. Her ageut here avows ig- norance of her whereabouts. The csptain of the Pam- pero is known to be Losttle to this government. A battalion of 1,000 National Guaras has been ordered to the country, and three new battalions are ordered to be enrolled aud placed ia readiness, No other movements amoug troops have come to our knowledge from either party. b+) Burynos Arnzs, May 14, 1859. Government Startled by the Essape of the Pampero—She Will Not Return—Not Soid—Death of Licutenynt Bassett, U. 8. N.—Calvo a Senato-—Important Case of Libel— Notices of Declaration of War—Treops to be Ordered T>- Morrow— Reprisal Law vs. Urquisa. As the veasel carrying my mail had lain in the river two days after my letters were cespaiched, I write on this the 14th, to give you the news up to this hour, ‘The government has hardly recovered from its astonish- ment at the escape of the Pampero, when watched by an armed eteamer and a schooner. Grestly to the disadvan- tage of this city, the Pampero, and hercompeer, the Menai, will hereafter p!y between Montevides and the Confedera- ton, not touching at Buenos Ayres. The rumor proved unfounded that the Pampero bad been sold to Urquiza. The escape of this yesse! wax wholiya trick of her cap- tain, who bad his plans weil lad. On the 6th ot May, Lieutoaast Simeon 8. Bassett, U. 8, N., on board brig Bainbridge, died mddenly, and on the ‘Tih be was interrec in the American temetery with naval honors. A company of marines, a large number of Ame- rican and English officers of the nafy, and many Ameri- can citizeus, atiended the funeral. [he rervice was per- formed at the cemetery by Key. Wi. Goodfellow, pastor Ot the American church. Don Nichols Antonio Calvo, the fogitive leader of the opposition in this city, bas, by his fight, left the editorial chair in Buenos Ayres for & seat in the Senate of the Con- federation. The Argentines elect thhir favorites ax repre- sentatives without reference to theit residence. ‘The Supreme Court bas jurt decital a case of libel of national importance, The acting edtor of the Reforma Published @ letter stating that the lank had refused to Tetnrn him a deposit of gold. In thes times of war; when national credit is important, 80 0h anoffence was a serious one, and editor and correspondent bing found guilty of Jibel, were sentenced to six mouths imprisonment, and to Pay. con's of prosecution. irculars have been issued by the Donfederation and by Buénos Ayres to «li foretyn Consuls 0 their governments, giving information of the hostie attiude of affairs. The French Consul bas irsved « circular to French subjects informing them that to enlist in any foreign army is, ac cording to the code Napoicen, to forfeit protection from the French government. To morrow (the 15th) lots wiil be cast for eight compa- nies of the National Guard, of 125 men each, who are to march for the open country. In anticipation, large num bers of thore liable to be called for have privately left the country, A in before the Lagintature to-day, which will doubt. leer pass, holding Urquiza and his aiders and abettors re. sponsible in their persons aad their goods for reguits Of the threatemed war. me | f° good chance tomake musey, BIGGS & cUULH W CK, 81 Manseu aireet, DR SALE—4 RAR ROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR, Banda tour sory honwe to iet low apply at LT wrand atreet, ove door trom Broadway, after? a. M. GOB RALR—A KBVAIL DRY GOONS 8TO 1K, IN A frat rate and pozular sand, extabiabed seren y\s-4 In- ant 8. juNms oF KUBa%? Ulft Lu, 180 sroad- ¥: OR SSLE-ON¥ OF THR LAST STANDS IN THE city for s day r-stanrant bustoers, aftusted ia Water street, near Wall; $24) tor fixtures aod three yeu: 's lense of basement, “Apply to KICHARDBUN & BcuwOD, 106 Maiden ne. $$$ HOE SALE—s GOOD HOTEL. Weil, sity aTeD OF broadway, containing about eiriy five rooma hsviogs good Tan of howe and toreigu custom; well advertised in tum Souta and in the West Indies. cow almont full, and dog « good und fupstartisl business Pri-e reasonable’ Heason for giilag. & deaize wo revive trom business. apply at 767 sroedway, cor- ner of Ninth eueet, B SALR—A BEGAR STORE, KITUATKD ON Tas grentert thoroughfare in the city, where nore thea 89 000 people pene every day; ail ited up in fine order with maay Ieucy articles; doing a good business This 1. a great bargain. M. FRANCIS, 49 Bowioay vorner of Howard atrert, POR S*LR—A MILK ROUND; NORE BUT A cane customer need spply. asthe owner iiwoiter bual- meus toatiendto Inquize at Weat Bighiventa strect, the liquor etore 106 senth avenne, ore door from Sevea- street, itis opuosite the gas works, and ia one of the #°%, SALE—THY LEASB, {TOCK AND FIXTURKS OF t best stands ip the city; th» proprietor being engaged at othe buaipess, cannot ‘sive it bis aitendon, Inquire atter 7 P. a, for the week TURES OF Eros » together with horse and waren; ia a ui | ro BALE—TH® LWABK. STOCK AD FLX a fst cle: 00d loca Nock’ of wrocertis and doing © god ‘bast pees; leage fonr)rarsto run, Terms reasonaole; § anquire at £63 Piz avenue ee ara EY WOE, SAL B—* GROCKKY STORE. A SMaLU ¥TO1K of fresh groceries with fixtures acd lease, will ne s7ld at Sbargein. If net oixposed of before the 30th lastan., it will be sold by suction on that day. For particulars inquire at 104 Pixth avenue. a OB BALE, AT A BARGAIN—A BODA WATER AP para'ne Nicholson's patent fountain; nearly new; wil be bandy for s hotel, drug storaor & varronm; it core three centaacalon. apply to Mrs. Hak, 230 Monroe atreet. a ‘OR SALE VsRY LOW-PRICE S850—THE SLOOP yacht OU Ri 30 feet keel, 85 ‘eet on der and 11 fest beam; rhe roomy cabin with four berths, and is well found. bbe may be aeen at Strober's baalu, foot of Warren. street, Jersey Uity. Inquire at 51 Dey street, New York. Fr BALE, AY A MODE&ATE PRIOZ—A PATENT from 1b of M: of anew) pedis! slectrical ppeteton Tscces at 415 tea a ore BR FALE CHEAP—THE LEASE &TOCK AND FIX. tures of & lquor store, now doing @ good business; cherp rent, and situated in one of the best locauions in the city. Setis- Frrewond reasons for selling. apply on the premises, 677 Gand _——————— ARE CHANCR.—TO PRINTERS, BINDE! book manufacturers and atationers —The ter foe ors job printing esablishment and book biadery. well eq . bak fn estoratve and profitable bunnees, wishae eee ae wiil sel the same located in ri OD tavorasls terma. Wwe lished business of no rink; sure and ofita. jarwingulre of WIGGLING & RALLOGG, LIS and 1 QROOND HAND JEWELLERS’ PAFR—HERRING'E Pa. S tent, with sixty draws, lined with velvet, also one with Pieag - ‘and two merchants’ safes for sale low. 98 Mai en lane, N. 9. Sk SIE ne ee a Drees RSs A GROCEBS—FOK BALE THE FIRST OLA8S GRO. gery, wine, ten and prorision store, 82\ decond avenue. store is new and well fitted up, it his @ long icase, reason for selliog, as the owner ts ‘golng into other business, ‘Apply at the siors. J. F. BLEPEG ASL, ra rd i i i w*% URSIONS ASKS —THR NEW “4 and eniendid steamboat NAUSHON, Oapt 9. wi , will ake an excurmen to the Midlenbg teal 2)sb, Wedresday 20h, and Tho 3 z enta Fishing ick, eetton band on board, | TORT i aND A er aa tie econtes far ety at al maser pd arta cane “Pre Bst0; com BIS i Reduaicly oS PaBKUURST: 1 Naagen ; way PROPERTY FOR SALE.—SIX AN? OnB Bosyerey cove a Fon ate, tnd tear BENBY & BLLIOTT, 81 Pino street, secnnd story. HEsP COUNTRY RES(DBNCE FOR At WAT. Cc MN » 41 miles trom the olty bs York and *bany Railroad ; price $3,002. For ply te G. WALTARS, 19 Wall wiront ARM FOR SALE OF PXTH ANGE—& OuurivareD farto in . 69 wl es a wa from the railroad wtation: good house, atsble &-; will be sald dreve Soeessh or exobaraed for mercasaities. - obeap K, bux 1,986 Host office, N. ¥. SaLE-LOT@ UN MYRTLE, PARK, THEOOP Aa ‘velar aes urs; Rockton, Fira, Rory and Gop eins street tt horho xd. on rund. om the grnser feudy for use "and nae inile from Peck ah farey. The Broadway, Myrtle aud Fh avenue railroads oi ae aT eDatb 87 Pr ib BALE—-TWO NEW FIRef CL488 FOUS STORY bt,b etoan brown stove hig well located on Fe2004 ave nue, orrner af Rigbivon's street, Emovementa ‘89 500 and a (OR SALE AT ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY.—THE Kr autecriber will eeil at public 6 J6, on the premises, on the ‘2th day of Juve instant, attwo o'sioca P M., that eligibie pre- perty ia Worrts aireet cing to the Hager eatate. lta very desirabiy slinated withio five miantes walk of the railroad ‘wih good waike lea tng thereto well stroker with chaice irmit, ond tv he mide? of « gro«lag. pordon of tho cltr, where Dare sve aireaiy vsiusl'e marronodlog umprovements Tha property cons'sts of about two sores of land, wih «cymms- ious dwethng house. tere stories nigh, aud gulixhie on! attd A large part of the purchase money may remain on ord and moresae Hsba0s # JUNRS. POR BALK oT YONERRY—TWO AND A HALF KILLA from the dept ® large & peaaticutand extensive view of the river Naht to fifty i ty to 0. HBO OK re ‘abed with all the modera 13,000. Appiy on the GOR S-LE OX EXCH ANGE—85 op the Wil iemshurg roud, wiil trade for dey ble for Weetera trace, ore aod carpets Fur particu. jars edéreee m O., Bere! ve, for three daye. wok BALE O% EXONS NGE~ FOR A MAL. Fa aM, evtobvigbed, of elevrn, eure” ateadingy toagnae for selon, on sce up! of W) bral Luqalre of atreet: Wiliam sour; ros. Sal® OK TO LET, AT A GREAT douse four lot in garden at premirce. 410 prairie with wresm tarough, in Nences county, will be eachacgec for :ausee potions dry gx o8 clothing. Vail op SK uLAN, OU the precise! TALUAPLE PSOPERTY ON BROADWAY, C4037 Bud Houstne otreets — We would call attention t> the sae JULOW & CO. w morrow, Tusidar, ck, at the Merchante’ sychange, oF to be mage by oH June %8, i889 at 2 valuable pr perty om orondesy creeds and Houstua sume B «po st the auctinnrer's office, 14 Fine street. AAGLNGTOR square, haudeomest location ta Wash tb back balldiage sacean' rqusre, over BOM! equere foot RoOUIKE ¢ 00, ®asamets DO. g TNS ROCHFLL, A. ed coach mena actor’ aad elegact itstisa villa, com. Alay E%, sdjolning the LOTS IW JAMAICA, ods suita- , A drug store iy ove of the rest Inentiona tm the elty and well G. KING, 213 uraot 7 LE agern oa compeilet iy gocouth—& neat Gothle cottage, owrriags r ion of Fulton avenue ant Marion street Brookiyn; care pee tom door Appl? oa the ) ecren exvetieat Laud part thmber and “ITY PROPERTY FOR BALK—OW 0 sitecbed, vacant lot «lintatug oo Prealdeot's Apoly wo J. 0, TO L&Y, THE LD BT a LNB. WRDIPORG, UF aN BF. GODOTK We Prefect | 3 (Wnuktae RaLLekD NO wING—; Om POON & 0,—44 M0 6L Hat0o aad ‘The | mabscesecmmmty ce mat ati ad srennp already beeu offeres and e inv consigumeate should he Lary of staple CY He bave | apd It 9 Lanportan | SHeteaceset © sparen erseas ma F partoniars ‘ wba SD communtoations areas ow way bea DEMING JaRvVIs, * 7 DaVib 6BaRy NNT Syunen BEXBE. iKNRY a. BEOM, SBOP Sea RRRGm | SURE AE OSE E, RIOR, PILAR GATUHBLLE. BENJeWre D-GODPumE. NEK MAQNBTIO TRLBOSAPE UOMPANT Tae Dual meeting of socabaidern of the Magneto f Company wit be brid #t the company’s ‘fice, to on Ibursésy, tbe fonrtoenth deg of uly, elabiona ba and ao FT twe re hs = bh fine tha lection of officers of sald y for ths easulag year. conp akPH Salita, Secretary, Pica venenta, Juve 18, 1890 or Tae E pee, LIOWNSED VBENDERS ‘ibirteenth and Seventeonth wards wre {ovited to meeting on Monda; all, 920 Fevona vt eet. be present, an ae eed y eveniog at So’ol ct, at Bussam’s Portane * At Hoewesd veoders sre ri quested reat importance will be ‘thowconee HU) BE, Cl Parnick Suniivan, t¢o pro tem. 0 THE PUBLIC. bee! the »' end to the: following dai: violatt n of the Inwa and 1 The tsrowing of sshea, garbage aad fib ag%n toe 2 The bablt of merchacts end cew'ere to perm ving», wire @ aud other nubs ances to passing upen tbe streevor placed upon the eidewaik from fweron epattered over the sires! dt tp bave the wune immediately removed. wt thet- o©n exyerea) 8. ibe dul y eweeyings frow tho stores and chops are ewope into the etreeks or gu.tevn, L-stend nf being placed tn some cepiacic to be taken awsy by tho ash cartman. 4 The pissing or the streets of the cleasings of flv fram yarde and cellare. an¢ the rubbish and old maerial crvea tee Fepairing of outdo beruby onodtik for the co- 99ers fm puting 4D epg to the sicludoua spore complatoed .¢. cr ais and hexisance the tak will be enslly socompliahed. ail have (4 s9p7 of tae soveral ectinances rafiried to will be left at each dweling ae place of business, arb oerks wilt pass through the «rests of the several wards dehy Lundy? excepted, (0 collec’ sabes, garbage, 29 , and the underem ned deaires at every neglect or misconduct om the nitine drivers of evch cara may be comp aiued of wo the Aendent of Sanitary Liavestion, at be oflive, comer of Gruné and Aeeex vtreeta, and ft shel! he oromastly remesied 7 Ui Josepd % ayree deceased. Tae ce of thi ouch of the xen acd nage carte will be wufiniebed wiook and tole “or asle. apply to8 P. AYAM@S, | gitun by aging s Dell, Var; reepecwty 116 wiv'ag'on street, Sem Tork, o¢ an the premises. DAWL. EDRLAVAM, Cty Imposter, HOUSE T@ LEY FURNISHED —THe WHOLs OR part of a deatrabiy c'tusted house v let tor » number of STK AMBOATS, pigtinen very reatmbicterme” Apiy 6S Lexngiaare | “Sey aca AND FORT B aMILTON TRO REAK — Heer anheCHUCeTTS Ws Hichoock vosplain, wil G BASSMEST HOVS@ TO | leave every day (or Joney Island, &c, 24 follows:— amen let toe woail ths secon surect 01g AML, 12g aud 814 P.M: Ppting sbreet BL OSG ar f Chg Wp eben mpeperlin wl P's ter bond Noh river's 10 2. Mf med beard wanted for We 1 and hig wifr, house tains pieassat heed AO rit Btighdorheod, aad fo perfect order Lnquire at ill Uhambere | 4. M.; test irip from be island at 64 PM. Fare Scouts street, from 120 3 for the exourtion. PAKTWENTS ELEGANTLY FURNIGERD, TO LET aT FS BBIDGEPORT.—F ARE 50 CENTS —THY ST RAURE A’ 366 Finh avenue; could aulta pans of geutlemen or a, BRIDGHPUBT leaves Peck slip, BR, every Moo famfly, exourate bath taric served; or will be let | Weeneeds; Friving fa ae 8 private we of without meals, refer and given PURSUED doneKS To LET —A NEAT AND HAND. tome bousein st Mark's piace. rear Fourth avenue, also, ap elogent brown stone s0nne in West Twoaty A'th at eet: ash, oor 10 West twenty-third sirest- al! heodaomely fur leo, a lorge boure, & roams in Bleeker atree,, fall of board ery aud furptiure, for wale low, with » valneble leuse. apply to b NiGH® & UO , 648 Broad way, OBORKER,—-T0 LE", cottage 28 floor. ® oomfort«.die pi THEUP! one or two chiloret ‘address Jura, bo Good re’erence given 63 Hersid office. OMS TO LET—SUSNISEED O8 UNFURN! with privile«e im ki-cecu tye small farauy Wil be moverste Appl: wi 57 West Cweaty rst stroot, OOM®, WITH RTCAM POWER, 70 LET—at THE the first reepectablilty required | Connect with Na hed; | $15; cos tiouons four years’ | °™ ces family, Man nd wife, with and required. 1995: “teat and Fridey. at 12 0’clok, oy ugasuck and Housstim: tratca. HARA RRA AAR ARANDA APRON TOS RYIFIOIAL TRETH INSERTED AT TH? LoWets 08a! ricen, seta on ver. };_ valoant 0, god, & wa ‘0a pratina, 325. ‘Reeth ervvacted strest, one biock west of Brosd: 3 HauheT 6 2 OUN WaT. dears A BRPICT1 TRETH—DR DURK'N CONTI=URS BO extrect weth in two seconds with the slizbtest siso forerts teeth over stumps, withon: ths least incom fo the wearer Dr. &. G. DUBKIN, 3/3 Canal street, one duar trom Laurvre street. pr. DORKIN CONTINUES TO BXTSACT THETE J two seconds wiibout the alfzhtent one, fewohe gy apeve! gum — $45; pe jan, 415 to 35 #0 2 or oF feeriod. Ur. HG. DURKIN, 873 Canal pain, at 319 #asiiigen Machine Works, Firat avenge, hetweea XTBACTION OF TEETH, PORITIVELY NO Pi Jweaty tord acd Twenty fourth eireets, New York; two ‘filling teeth: Mansonian ineerted: eigen rom, 72442 feet, ov the first 4d escone tloars; also bi catabitehed dentist-y; four premiums award-d; C0x¢2 fet with frew Sto 2 bores power, also sevnral rooms teed satiatactory; prizes within ressh of ail ot mmaiier rize with the nec erary power inquire ot Jax’ | #*NSOR'S Amerionn gallery of teeth. Twenty second streah HB PUYVAM 40744 Secoad avenue, or of the eagineeron the | and Sixth avenue. premises 4kE CHAN ®—TO tenant 10 Let—As FURNIBERE COTTAGE, WITH THRER acres of grousd, wi.bin five minutes’ walk of the landing ion, with abundance of ve- st Por Bichmond, 8 1; ward? retarles and «mall fruits, Inquire aireet. LET—4 LARS AND OCOMMODIONS plOTEAGE ra) bouse at Lone Branca, N. J., either dria, sen2on or for the year For ters ani particniara omer ply to Jas. GikeaG, 112 Fulton street. orto W. B. MAPS, oat Gah 8, Ling ) LET—THE SALOON 20 AND 31 EAST STREET, foot of F elancey av eet, lately accupi=d ua an eating ho and where the same busl-ev may be adrantsgeously on Possession mamedia'eiy. Inquire on the premises. 10 T rect utensils. complete, for immediate use. T of Troy and Fourth with the firtar ‘Troy street. A GUOD HUUSE, LARGE GAaRD@n, depot. commun'cstion tree tince @ day, to let, store and dave. ment 99 broad “ay; for sae or j piy oJ. STUL Vani, 208 Centre LET—767 BROADWAY, TWO LAKGE Pad T wits pier glasses, suituble for club rooms, or same ra ° business. sept moderate, a LET—A FURNIBARD COUNTRY HOUBE 4 LARGER HOUSE, AND STORE FIX. tares for'ale t 186 Cixth avenue, near Thirteenth atreet; » aothe owner is emicen. of J, HUXi«, No 6 Wall LET—1BE¥ OFD EsTABLISHED BAKRBY CORNER together and reaarasole. session given unmedately. apply 10 J0ameH COCERR al ONE id or more at Bempatend, fa. L, near ratlroad ease lot 91 eade atreet. ap- street? COPARTNERSHIP sUricks. AAR. ARAN ARTNAK WANTKD—IN 4 MANUF aCiUalnG BUSI. Deas, with anet proat of $40 seh Wantta- PARTNER, WITH TW) OR THEEB thooeand dollars, 1p the merchact tatloring one; sn soaeee. msn of character can make gootterms ad or, Berald office, re —PARTNER.—A GREAT CHANOR Pf S100 weno Wanted immediately, maa of 4 bite. to receive the cash, and share equal ia light, pleasant avd bie ly respectabia business; large 264 Madison street, near Jackson, firit protis aortas” Oall at $500 —PARTNKE WANTED, IN A MONEY MAKING + cash 4, upetaira yosiness, five yeara extabiehed, and now sring $4,000 xyrar, Most satisfactory reference given. | Mi ap- ‘ply at 699 Broadwey, room 22, up atsira. TO $'.000—A PARTN&R WARE&D, Ti feed tride; the nilsded fi i" Ta8 advert $1.500 70. $8,000 WILL SECURE THR MANAGING buains payin: gen one a eg rote | gen double ie aco phia Post ofice.” ASTROLOGY. AAA APRA Ren CUAIBVOYANT.—MaA. SEYMOUR, 308 FUORTE atre: rear Srosdway. the most surceeatu edion! amd. {erin ‘ohiry oyrnt in 5 mi oa and handtome double cottage, with all ta 3 shuns sipraaieabhar nbmaiereeite: 3.4 Brevener'a, ‘uated in routh tn eat ben county, ee on hig Bear cars and boats, and witha If miles sf City paitby road. Apply to T. B ‘JCKSON, ‘architect, me) peels eo ve teen dollary Ptr y nye Broadway, prs. who cas sirpaus her. the warrants to sure nd LET-SBE MODERN FOUR STORY ENGLISH ‘ Ltn tee MOEA aa TORT RCL | lene gal cece oe ware AN sontstntog. gas ot eo Le degre Plauen mem ‘&c, Unided Paine, All thoee who are sick, ets sone ba getnge Sg party. Inquire at 153 Broad: pie fe buapem. word ao well w ca and poe lie gifted lng, pe nen A EN lca MPO LkT- IN WILLTAMSBORG, A MILL, WITH WATSR- po , coal or Inmber yard; also wer and Rod place for weod, Slarge meadow and buildings auttable for the mix b: ‘he ¥ hole premises, consisting of over 230 lots, Metropoiita: and Maspeth avenues will ve sold or for good improved Wood and coal office, atl about noms. | the evente of tf), exobao, TO} Apply at 6 A. KLIRG" P “ik iaeer a CONKLING'S iy LRAVEY CAN BY OONSTLE. ASTROLOGY MADAME LRAVEY , marrisce an ieee and abwent frienda (ao tat all atves berry sirect, inthe ren: jenvJemec ie, Bue pry causes apeedy marriages incky numbers; charge extra Po'y MarTiaged, and STROLOGY AND CLUAIRVOVANOR.—M. BROOK, THR LET—TBE BUILDING NO. 125 MRORR STREET, a otiife, and has alas @ ahaa oA ee wt om. ak peiriatattahiiae ts paceeteten | itera mney tv onthe Seta Apply at 26 Cordamdt street us airs. ey ig OE Spy Sat dose, Fes 69 MPO LET—AT 1OW RANTS, TO SMALL AMERICAN PA- | {7° ter tas riled Mniy or eG ABT ‘miles, floors i, consisting of five rooms, with bath, | 461 Canslstrset. norih between Hudaon Yaris Crovm waier, ac , in the modern on Weat Mineteesh | born with a natural 7 gives of rot Greet between Seventh and sighth avenues. Apply at 140 | faire dercugh tile aud core dravkenness, ihe commeaniy: teenth street, from 110% P.M. ere, beat when all otters fai LET—WIiH BOARD, FINE AIRY ROOMS, NEATLY id on very furoiebed, in a pleasant locat‘on; may be lis low terms tor the summer. Apply at #i Peventh avenue. LET—-18R LARGE BASKMEMT, gard siacsl San options bil Ri wt for an oyster eaioon or liard Heuiars inquire at 27 Bits ed to inn ay! NOBTHWast | care. eet and Stxth avenue, 70x30, — venue. ltis fitted up in ood the kr M a x BS. H ROKDBK, THE OXLESKATAD PAL aie nd vnly soer and gissed ony ath r. feformame tion to thie cit, and gives trae ic‘ormation of all adaire b life the mame aa with ond in LET—FURNISGED, WITH EVERY Ri ewsat sod tonrrnge tote eaten outs, the comfort and conceulence of ammall fewiy a teoe, | Seal wm bratocen, abwest "fronds, okiican aed done. et tone bouse in Forty second steel, between Brow ‘ware of tmposiion ' Mrs. Rueder guoceeds when all others Sich avenue, Acicem, with real mame, A. Ia, fail, Her residence ts No. 461 Oana’ street, north site, near oftee Hodeoo street; old number 204. She has separate parlors few Tender ary Seka ata TEE TENG | Socaae ac cas coop ea rf ry il be let to two smell ADAME RAY 18 THD os Kentewi families. ent cheap to good tenanis, ‘world everis of fin eae Toe be ensnese from 6 io Greedy The owner will bau ihe ye soho pr i Caeoae [abe nnd aan allen Keventh avence, near Twenty-sevenih stres. Hoare 10te% LET OR FOF SALE CHKAP—AN ELEGANT THRER | ——" T” story Sigh oop near a eas ee 3 ROEDER Tale mprovemienan,reut thls year S300 lbs ty fot atrregucod | ‘TA tnc cr ed Ganesan RG Ne EETORNAD Fent the second tlocr of hones 25 Winth avenue; rent $20 per | Bude frst fleor above confectioney, med hota, year. Apply at 201 West Fiftieth street, infer mn Fe to business, Journeyn.Isweshe dim ‘abeent love affairs, marriages Wealth, health, éeath, on RAR a ‘success, sickness and BW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD, ss ARRANGEMENTS FOR T OF TH Trains will leave Sonera Pi for Flash at (inf turniiere: ta oil reg tad or trom LEAVE BUNTER’S POINT pa ond Weat fi seers ‘at the old ent, ‘Got way. tebe zemiray nts re bed Be ay ieee. Wardrvbes, mattresses, 35 A.M, EDBOOM ENAMELLED FURNITURH, ‘0O- 0 A, i. lors and saa of superior a rarraaed mast ret RInGrow's, bi Sata vasel sopaaie Wolo asi 48 P EINGTOR’G, 268 Canal street, opposite Weaver. Ae | , WITH #T0e8 SOM tmattresr, usrivalled for exse, Of all kinés good and Howaon an’ ileeekee MAMBLURD CHAMBER SUITS OF MANITURG IN al! ee, E I! solar and styles, wholeaale und real, at ‘3m and oot bs Ly Canal Pn En — -—p doors east of Frond ANY NOPICE.—THE —TEaITURN POUGHT FOR BNIDT Witsoe Soe . soimon Ere oaal JA008a, otany. years oaaaned Feeee ROUGHT FOR BRADY WNEY—A Fare ‘Ohaibearn remo’ Ju read fara Pe a ‘Whore his eld customers will plese sat \ 15 01d Math avenve berones Wake iif eee *MOVAL—DEFIANG® RAL, G el aa R AMARDER 84F 8 DEPOT remeved trem: 193 Pearl te 63 Murray street, corn: oer vise. Ronunt Ww FATMOR eM( VAL.—A. FLORENTING, JR. GENERAL FUR- wih undertaker, haa removed from 69}, Mulberry Gael to 174 Canal street, near the Bowery, COAL. _ TONE AERO. Te Se ERT I TOCHARGING THIS DAY—A PUPERIOR ARPIOLE Of white agh egg conl, which 1 will Cetiver ata very low e price, $4. Parties winhing to eave the dollan will please ir oFdere at F513 er “heck, & 9 Sarena mec Oe ae