The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1859, Page 3

P : NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1859. EEE pexded balsstee ‘already sop! Boe ‘which cannes witbout vis: weh a state of shin, gad upcertals a. in yr inted foe epee any ts icttve of great irregularitios produc Eons, inan and really dangerous to the dest inleresis of ‘apd to al] aw and order, besaure the charter seca tare been urdered a4 com@MmUnICa Teiative iberelo. were mede 10 we Common Gowectt by Depai tment from time w time durivg the year be Fusuce Commiuee a RSS oe coast, is ye a Counetl van the ry ‘emmon Council urge 0 en. ine ure mo of changwg the commenceme: vont ko Soal esas a2 Po the Jat the ot of Janus a cadres w7and 4 abt now attending the legulty of of sapanshores ny yvernaneuh iucurred previous eenxe of the tax levy b 9 the \oxisiavare al mesa; sees ie fecal 3 Cate wary to some later 2 omanaeinesea ve ppb os ance. wits mandatory terms of the ir Seite vee tt ne eT tie ee ae @ptuton of the Mayor, there was fortunately Do So whal course A ae my duty to pursue My Seo otal (ransmitia! of @ ‘oommuantos the he ai vot he ar; enzo of tbe two | Boards i aati ‘g the of = Rear tunber ex» the ptzeet ommissioner unit app: for and ashing euinority from your honorabie. Dodies to the well being of the endicares oder tee direction and contr were Certain expenses were, however, prey ripe r the different Be the efloria of wat. thid gapenentahs oma ona be. we} Street Commission Sdered 1 oder al marces after the passege fogeneed for such beet og Lay the ben Jepartmeyt under whica expense been ‘ncurrea ‘almost @ certainty of » verdict a made availasie, but the annual ria far Sea Leno the Supervisors were =e money by tax; fe 3g, but preiiminary uno ature for anenabiing act. from thie department during the of the Finance Committee of the sarge ousellt bene Year 1658—the 7 ef Counclimen ing eralssramble, resulting in exhausted ‘Sppropristions a arrearases entering upon 80 account of the actual business of tment for the present year. would rea Freq of your bonorabie Fecutamerdailons contained in i ‘fend to those of moder my charge. and to ‘not entirely ea’ oi seo aoa men ti, sad Fate oCeoeepemeation of inapestors bree ‘There tnt gale 8 same ts the case mmissicner. We mi 8, fore, or mace fore, egree the jas, it and int of orine execution of work, fa nocord of pot soveaient~ibe best one above recommended. for the expenditures necessary bored under serious embarrass- 2 000 000. Gounotlmen of 1868 allow ‘$1,821 070 to be tn- which reduction, after coceuitation with ment The Common Council of 1859 inserted, to be raiaad 4 se expended under direction of Lobe street \iasioner, yy the Leg Falred by tax ia 1850 for npproprittt na, muppeeed to portals to this Department, P se 060 jeas iban the ‘i sioner, and about ey Common Council. cluded in the tax lev: 125, deli ate of the Ftreet Tera than the amount allowed by the In striking out shig amount of money, the Legislature dit not say what work wea to be omitted, nat did ‘the Cominon Council thereatier, ‘he smount reappropriated bythe ommon Council, to be expended under the direction of the Street Commisdoner, ts 8,068 20, whick added to the amount ae shove (697,135), wuppcaed tobe exclusively under thia Dey Svaulablexesns of this Department - roti 98 20. Uf this amount there jartment, makes the noludtng trast fonde > has expended a: Fequiaitions drawn on the Comptroller for. 102.417 68, fencing an unexpended balance of these appropri 1.8 OS? 60. In zddition this Deparuneat na drawn req mudcna aratzet other. approp tiny fopulating, Grading,” e., anocunt of $284 860 0 making the tial Stow of egal sitfone drawn hy thie Department daring the firet nix months of thie year $696,764 64, Forfuli details of these appropriations od the amourie drawn sgeiust each, tea appendix A; and for precise so amountapplled to each ‘amounts pald by Col ations Peery & oe Peg in peer ia I) charged Uavetors of Aunean: asa Of asresaments (0 the City Chamberlain and Mmoudls retureed er's Report, sppenilx a ‘There have been thirty. acts made by the Street Department sloce tke |st of ath two awards cf contrasts mide have not yet been confirmed the latter were awarded rer the year 7888, ameng (1 for furnishing cou tor the ety of New York For sialements of these contracts and awards eee appendix ™ Tne amount of assessment _tinealiocted ia Bureau of Cotise. tion of Astorsments, on the Let of J fp, {he amon 1859, was $1,040,- sh transealiied. for oollection etace thst tae 1, Xbesmount bald. by the Collector of Arseas- isin. for thos #ix months end\ ing intent and the Pe) ew Orr fe faivade Sara rh was ‘es a referred to the Soon of the Buperitenden j papers and documenty swith tranamitted. BUREAU OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS, said in my annual report and that of Department you Shes, pos authority J this Devartment to oak eall to the reports and feonm Ben dations of the pe Guperiutendent already transmit ounol The Amount of ervendi. tures, for which eorited aes of the duperintendent vs Eis Baraat have boon ren dered during the last six 94, sp ramber cfoontracts made and signed ie fifteen, Con Awarded end contirmed by Comiaon Coun, but not yet tracks erates 1 Saas ‘confirmation by the Gommon ieebeclam ot of Contract Work, twenty-tirea, See dent transmitted herewith. BUREAU OF WILARYES, alia 1y ‘my opinion and re- ftorakine the wharves No new approprisiion was aukod fi Of inst year (amounting wuflicient. ‘There 18 now lying cages tn which authority ‘armenia, umber ot Report ‘of Super! Your attention ts res) ‘Setamcndation of Januyry Inst, in S ee Bie the Ee ae Sounall vaveutesn ranted, for repairing piel lat of June { transmitted to the Oom- perine 0) of commtrication vont the Comptroller, re- eulons alaiinedyby y, Jeasoes in conveqnence o1 cer. ‘ios betng Th bad condition, aud asked for Vertixe for proposula to repair certain piers ‘The amount of eapenditures in tals, Ba: ised voRchers of the Superintendent bave riog the Inat ata ecume ear Bee Fenv for whioh oe ‘deen rendered dur Keport ef Buperintend una OF nose olution of the Common Council, ap- Tuly Hi, 168, the roada wre rapairod without contra ‘be amauint rakes for the Bloomniogd wras £50,000, prec toee Under, authority of le and Kingebrid, OU PURD, ALOU ae, Dave been expended $1,017 68 (inciuding vousher for pav of wecectors tor $ 86. curitied by Bupenatendent on the het day et Juse, for which requ'sition was uot drawa upyn tan Jomp- woller oes) 88. ume covered by this report) P ce of $48 Kinsley on December 17, ‘854, bat, inher, be was not allowed to.comumence until the lauer part Of April, 10). Ihe time allvwed whbin whieh to complave it Ja geven very slowly, notwhbstanding tbe wr me required 10 ¢nmence BBA carry O tections, ihe work already done dose not iy with ibe ations, 'bA omtra tor ose Deen nutiied tendent Aud tagpostors.. sere’ are tares oapectars os tive tnapect work On the3uth of June ere were two, baadred and sisty- even men employed, viz :— 109 ebrs abridge ge eatin Youd ‘A portion of the dale we will endeavor to keep it 99, aod do bait ws the roads ae far ap the menue at our diap%esl Ko ae 1 alto ote ly of fee bureaa, ave Kevort uf baperiaioodans bere. n ERBATE OF LANDS ND PI LACES. appropriati in arked for Lande and Places amounted to se eh The amoun! sbprencipies was $16,000; reapproprist $2, 36,008 08. Amou:t’ expends, aeiustng, ha uty Sopertute: sit Bang waite he ef $1508 S006 6, jor Toa Sara wae 9 MN, amouth aporopriniog expends b- Ving & balauce of $7,657 16. ke and Wi mopumen: are a Tmprovenenta. in tae 4u. foarteen keepers and twen- weport of tupermlendest, DURRAU OF-LAMPS AND GAS. «Tee aoropriatbn naked or ha Gargad wae $169 27. The ‘appropriated $460, , amoant reappropriated, Hees aso ‘teouatof rsaautizae opm oerioa aaahere ot jupel ‘ui a Be lonving © belange of S942 00.1 Be sumo ‘of men ora. ployed, exsiaive a iasormecene ie thirteen—four The reper. of ihe superincndent of ieacke ans 44 and satis! dha ote AMS Your p Lp atiention te requested to all bia revious raporia, partoularly to tbat porting revrtng po. toa test hat tho coatresta mich several o! ee companion furaishad ligt to the city Mave expired, and sth ine are nuw being paid for this service ‘at the rates of their «14 contracts. BUBBA OF REPAIRS AND Lee EN ‘The amount of np propristion Lande and the: » iy babree laborers. For details Derewith tramamitied. reow'r of public bu linge was ing $25,000 1H Seaphice merket; ihe susunvappreprinied eet propristed $10.256 19. xs quisione nogu ceruded ad ach the superintendent, up to and incuding the atpounted to $50,514 SS, leaving a balance of SL7SO41 54, In thiustration of the manner 19 @bich the eatiantes of this Department, acted upon favorably by the .ommon Jouaell, wrote passed by the Leeislaiure, the following ieextra:te1 froa the records: ~ For Expenditures to be Incurred under the direction of the Street Department, the ile therefor to be audited and paid by the Fe nuance Department, Bursa of Repairs and Supp s. additions and allerauons............ $30,000 esa and alterau. at tected! of the Ci Ha)! le oh renth preci reis. seve go notte w pi station 0.020 Adchione to Centre market. 10 000 ‘Menairs and tmprovemen's fo. Fulton market, 40 . 20,000, ‘The amount aaked for by the Common Vonncil, exclusiva of the Foundling Hospt act, oundling F deepal was $294,476, embencing twenty six hems, wane amount ppropriaied is 8198 800, belog $100,675 1eea than yas passed by by tbe Con moa Mounell, and all in o16 tem. viz: MYublie bul riiction. repairs uns, fo: elodiog chy 1 "Pollse and Fire Departments, and Tomy this viz: “To be er: a portant iedovecrs strtetae iy omitted. The construction of Tompk; et has been ay ae bn Ey dela: otic Owtws privcipa: paar defects tn ne or muc! and eae clfarentee ot ies new wand mariancomey aa made for I ofthe bulléing exept toe root othe later would have Seen apd sent to the Common Uonash for eon temation, but frien ‘he fact ‘tbat ike Conrualion declined to pass upoa = sureties. &76 copies of correspondence, MIE will pe soon tat this pordos of amet aie wo bs **Forintormation the alterations, &c . to the second story of the Ball of Recorde tor troller’s office, see com municaidon appended to report of Siperialendent. pasted & res*lution inet Phave specitestions advertised tm! to bave the Mity Hall | pero ed lati io a prover repat, Rind an it was rere, tin charg work the next Gay, cad spociioations ‘are belag prevace ractioab! are being prepared as as A it be ad ucnecessary delay in ban Abe pert eallihe Pavan of the reports o ote aus ae tna bep tranamisted here with. ‘the mediate charge of the peel ae to public offices, and under the ae oer crprads lirectty with ihe Street Commissioner. it ily of ee ere vce statements me trans rene it is upon this Bureau that the eneral business of all the offices of the cits omer es depends for fuel, s.a- Sonery antesed bn. Beqeent-of shoves eppcomriotcon ere erhansih last yas, whisn provod to bers spurve of great vexa- Won aud anuoyance, besides detriment 10 the pubile interests, Tasked this year for $25 000 for stationery. The Uommon Council rediuced i to'$15000, which sum was Insluded in the Pa ‘This appropriation {s exhansted, the amount sup- plied oblces belng aa follows: — e $2,208 9° 1,946 0: 1,669 0) os 8: | t 636 87 PH 441 23 416 60 5) me of | ing and supplice Seppiies ponerally, for al all ine p Publis ettoss, Ook se, Cotiri Polise and Fire Department of the oly ad foe a for ail other parpotes not pay provided for. preceedinugs mm0n Pt This Department hes been Note a bape pod be giieeong ““Con- et Department ” was Bireet Commissioner, nor allowed by. the Crm ey x ‘nor “Supplies to Public Off sen,” a ha the prover appropriation for to the om strol- fo ate Jom Tere otioe iy "oratingeucies. Breet Department,” notwith- standing the fact that there is& large appropriation sor ‘Con, fngencfee Finance Deparument® T have not set deGately rmined what is bestto be done in this matter. but at present will conlinue to furmeh maticwory in such, quanilicn as are ab solutely needed; and will, io the meantime, endeavor to under. stand bqw it happens thatthe approp: on for stationery is by the Comptroller reported “exhausted,” when { have drawn re- quisidons upon tt for an amount less by $2,317 65 than the ap ropriaton: Tahail take au eatly oppartalty of commun’ in thts quection,ikely to affect tke furnioblog of mesdfalsup- th'a Jnee cel of m al sup- piles tothe pusite nilose. BUREAU OF THE CHIEF EXGINERR OF TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT. ‘he amount asked for this Bureau by the Ohief Engineer was $07.00), including $2,000 now drawn from the app opriaiion for pala Thi pean sexed oe pe by Saas Depsrne ae of the in- Common Gsancli--was $76, kit 2 Uornaing Goal allo $70 626 tinder Afieen a iene + die aniline eth catia in the tmowat of mo ney naked for, eae ‘Common Cor Gyunoft have ordered an addi- tional emount of new work. can be bat one result fiom this way of legislating for practical business. there sre other appropriations autborized for Fire Devartmeat, “lots and houses’ for Kngine Companies Nog. 2) and 41, and Hook aud Ledde~ Combany. No. 3. but theve have no conueo tion with tbe Bureau of the Chief Eugineer or Fire Cha pine One department of the city goverameat purchases real ea , another constructa buildings. ‘The amount for which poe have been drawn by this De jartment again tbe ry repration ‘or “Fire Deparaea!” 8 $39 570 D.of w! 86 were On certified vouchers a ch a jametace, and $8 7 Shon sor pane of off ‘artment, leavis bala 0 wen ot ils sateci acai fally referred to the Peper of the Chief #n’ dnosree (the vire eparimeat ard Superintendents of Fire aa transmitted herewith, for particclara in regard to BUREAU OF THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS. For full particulars and detatls in nce to the business of this very insportan’ bureau you are referred (> the report of he Collpctor of Asseeaments, herewith transmitted, and to Ap: Marke ‘various communications made to your honorable bodies since May, 15(8, the condition of the business of this buresu previous to that time was al &t length It will be perceived by the report of the Collector, that on the trolier's certift cate that the moneys had been actually paid to former Deputy Collectors: large amounta are now being credived and the lisnk Gacharred of record, which, ft appears, bed not been done at the time the paymenta pela ‘Early in the present year the Comptroller the Street Commissioner to faraleh the Firance De Arinout with @ atetemout showing the ue af confit 4nd amount remaining unpald of every gemerted ts Collector of Asscenseuts, wan sunovodea by was suc y Scesph &. Tay! or, {a 1866." oth these Tequesta were complied wine be examination of the pd of Tease Edwards and ey {les bad absorbed feminine ra for several ax and the result of sbi ing communicated 10 70 honorable bodies on tne 24th day of February last, varoueh ats a the Mayer 1 am intormed (though not odicisily) that Fy pie pated t report & seltiement of these accounts has ‘This Department has aiforded the , Comptrol nt within ita power to pul into proper share tho seston wrest Ko tee hia own words) “were Rept, orreatie ieee veo a le Department previous to the lst of January tee 8 pre: sent smooth working of the two eDeparimoti Soiar es consires png ppgpmmpig ‘exomplidoation of a proper ‘The duties required of the Collector and deputies e ous, and such ag cannot be delegated. The ‘service role individual nesoased of two personal notices, and the execution of wn affidavit that he has so doue, are necessary before aw, Hist can be returned to the Olerk of Arrears for collection; and ‘ante of property for Uvpald assessments, wiihout duigest ere deavor having been made 10 collect the amount, would be *Bieyments into the ‘Treasury, to the credit of the Coll tor of. aposataeuiee of ai womans cotiestea by the Sepaten, nid pow requed to be made every day, a eeniie andj JSet oF those armen the Collestor rendering @ mil Uetaiied matenpest of the impirolier's returua, fuel ‘etelp.a and aecoun ih the dem anc fn 8 0 wii coreldered; but Thave dogiied that the plan ts and have not seen Mt to ootint my lector requiring him to make hia payments ty the iain and render his accounts weekly, In aco aunended ordinance recrganizing this Depart ‘The rate of fees prescribed by ihe amended and a bait (24) por cent on ail the amount o @ per 1 amounts properly returned to the Arrears, Doing We same. rales were belore claunod om aireot openings, and fixed by ance On al} other assess ments, and a reduotion of oae-half per cent gn all amounts re- turned to the Bureau of Arrears for solleotion. The beneficial effects of these two cangos aa to foce muy ho seen On an ox amination of the ansounte collected on all now aswesuuaest liete, ard the amail proporiton of weesunents returned to the Bo: gon Of Arronre, ang im sho fact pam the apoouais of the lao ali), should their ‘ees continue to increase ag they have ureau of »rreswrs. iam ‘not eni to me, bu' mach of tae old pay ye bey f a wet ' work tbat was ae foun ia thie Bureau en deca closed, trmed tigen apr '8 "iat hat bees promply elated in ry A ft 4 been, pily de e oe rial ‘arrears op the expiration ‘ot'be ‘the your allotted tor col “Selaventgntiono questions which arse » duriag the Iaat wistor, rendered neoossaz an exuminaiion cases ta wich ba Tee) bad been obtained a, se the city upon euib cunnesied wih tbe business of tois purunant A brief 6) nopsis compiled from the records o! the courts, and alsiement of fac, based upon the records of this afll>e, das been prepared, apd is Borat bal toa $0 your hoor able bodies. for the resson that it contains iniormation of en Important charset r ‘aflecting ‘be propriatious and Durlaee Of this Lepariment (sew Ap ‘marked 4.) in re the “‘atate”” of the Department in this par Fefraiced from making any * raugges- imp) ‘the map) of Bs she accounts and conducting the pubbe sien fetruaed wo ibe ‘Surect Commairal wor, ihe affaiew of thie be int are Pot in an entirely aaiistastory coadttion, ot making spproprhiicos “it 6 uoctesary for tbe bond of das mal . Department to teow Jn advance what work ta reqairad to 49 waryiee. "is la reanemarie, joa, thet ion aunant ce ’ one reasonani ‘amout.t a9} sat edna peerage baraneat har Marge of tne work, Rauber of these ures earential cond is complied with, Worse than ail, tor inning of ever; eurred f oral Say goraratent ‘advance of Daseage of the tax levy by he Legislature, in direst viola Moa of the plain, mand andsior’ Fe Fequlremente of the charter.» epariment after appre riatious rappliow'e oto ite parpove De Dave been exbar bee coneider preseat appr. priavone as sraliablebet re before Ee" sat ot see 1800, and 10 for year, make tuba comme ne! Ro® to cen: Por ‘soplioation for OTS on nage he need wih. Ta hls, incther macters, I reapectiall: aak tho aia of the Goeuston Vouneil. “I hope that y'u will at least zive me a hearing before yaneing resolubone ordering any more new work uot included "ax levy, There aro many tntaltigens ond competent officers uader me tm he Depariment, snd woRbem great credit @ due for the jasted apd extensive orderio piace it fa iy tirely eatiafuctury condition, a ta ot rage at zl aly Shes epproprictlons be mete aa anggestod aboce, ut its necessary to confer more executive autnurity upon deed bt the Department is .d respect! that ae Cine Deus bow corporation and tbat a certiied of ald a Javeatory be tracs- 1d by the cers making thet io the ‘Sowmtstioner, in whoee office bev abil be filed ‘and copied into s bOOK to be Kept for that purpose G, W. SMITH, Street Commissioner. Dickinson Caught in the Soft Shell Net— Tucker Endorsed by the Albany Atlas. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Troy, July 12, 1859. Facts and circumstances daily occurring conclusively show that the leading democracy of the State are prepar_ ing for a strategical movement, if not an unparalleled coup d'état; ani whilst the rank and file, the mere auto- matons, are lashing themselves into fury and vengeance with regard to the supposed conduct of the coming State Convention and the national delegates to Charleston, the chief engineers who move the machine are cosily and quietly fraternizing for the purpose of obliterating all former and present supposed differences between the bards and the softs. The honest and unsophisticated maszes need no other explanation than the interesting fact ‘hat a few days since Daniel 8. Dickinson journeyed all the way from Binghamton to Albany, and there indulged ina “pleasant, social visit at the editorial rooms” of the Atlas. ‘Yes, incredulous hard shell, your acknowledged chieftain deliberately went to that office to hold converse with Wil- Mam Cassidy. Of all the persons or places on earth whom or where it was supposed Mr. Dickinson would condescend to call upon and make a “plea. Sant, social visit,” that man and those ‘‘editoris) rooms,” would be the last. From that identical “‘editoria! room’? have emanated more falminations, more crimina- tions, sarcasms, assaults, abuses, blackguardism and bil- lingsgate—more ribaldry, ridicule, obacenity, than were ever heaped on the head of any political leader, When the Aflas clique threw the State into the hands of the whigs, for the express purpose of preventing Mr. Dickin- fon’s return to the United States Senate, that paper through its then and present editor, hailed the victory a the most important political achievement of the day and bol Its columns teemed with such mean slang as ‘“Sorip- ure Diek,” “Sage of Bin , “Northern Dough- face, ”” “political harlequin”? Unica saver,” ‘“Presiden- rant,’ and hundreds of other e lly di al fat Hepat, Sn patra of otnereannlydlgrace rpretations, waeene. tiona! conservative democrat. To make a pilgrimage (iiy eflee of emake ‘ converse with such s maliguer: to take SPEAR a dictionary of bhifageet “has broogat Mr. Dickinson — many People to the level of his yillifiers. Bat inthe ie approvingly quotes from a country pa that if Mr. Dickinson is “‘drawn again into public ter bs will come forth at the call of his countrymen, rather than at the bidding of ambition;” and then it remarks, that a “feeling of interest in political affairs, and an active ticipation in Low fhe aaa! becoine ae Prt ee oir a ict oocu] and mode of life, from Goch canoe, ditons themselves; ands full and faves re be Ors of gn of thelr Just and appropriate position and influence is doubtless ranean to them, in the same way that conceded standi ae gratifying to’ any gentieman in any walk of life.’ This significant quotation was penned in the ‘‘editorial rooms,” and appeared in the columns of the Aflas on the morning of the day suosequent to that ‘pleasant, social visit,’ It is a semi official announce- ment that Mr. Dickinson is perfectly waiting to be ‘‘drawn again into public life.” Is that weathercook print now willing to recognise Mr. Dickinson's ‘just and appropriate ae ’’ so long and ardently contended for by the na ional and conservative democracy? Is it willing now to sow him a ‘conceded standing,” which it hag resisted ever since the great compromise measures of 1850? Equally with Clay, Webster and Cass, naw Mr. Dickiason ever been denounced for the part he enacted in those perilous times; but if a sincere La a & penitence for past insults, has really overtaken the voraciousness of that print, we believe that Mr. Dickinson, with his maaly spirit, bis characteristic magnanimity, his forgiving na- ture, stands ready to let ‘ by. be by-gones.”” Bat hag he not been seduced? 1a he nok Grama into the meshes of the same net which caught, held and destroyed Frank Pierce, William 'L, Marcy, Horatio Seymour, and now closes upon the present Secretary of the Treasury and Postmaster Gensrai? Thoy cast their net for Mr. B1 chanan; but the sagacious President having the ex- ample of poor imbecile Pierce before his eyes, rent the seine in tatters and sont the wily fishermen into more sballow waters. Has Mr. Dickinson been caught? Let us see. The most conspicuous candidates for tne Charleston endorsement, of the South, are Wise aud Hi ter of Virginia, the former the accredited candidate of F nando Woo and tho active magnates who contro! at Mozart Hail. Virginia ia not, and never can be, & unit upon either of those men. The feud existing there is tenfold more desperate than the hard and soft imbroglio in the State of New York. Politicians with @ keen avent are discovering ‘that there is no prospect for the ‘Mother of Presidents” to furnish a sucoeszor to Mr. Buchaaan, Neither Huoter or Wise can receive the united voice of their State, and consequently after some half dozen ballotings, bobo will be withdrawn. The demonstration made by Virginia in ‘the ognvention of 1852, in favor of Mr. Dickinson, and the wreaths and garlasds with which ho was be decked on that occasioa, are still fresh, greoa end b’ooming there; and the prophecy now is, that when the Virginia ey em Shail have abaadoucd their own rival candidates, ® spontaneous movement will be made in favor of Mr. Dickinson; and with that do- monstration the eatire South is most likely to respond, and reecho the voice from Delaware to Texas. Such « stato of affairs—this probable contiggency—the astute philosophers at Albany have fully investigated and delibe- rately canvassed; and as a coup d'état, taking the wind out cf the sails of the Astor House jJunts "and eclipsing the preconcerted ements of the hard natioaais ja the State, Mr, Dickinson is taken by the hand, invited to their councils, and enters into their plaas, and frecly delibe- rates with them esto tho propriety and expediency of eng his name forward as Presidential candidate. Bean ichmond’s State Committee assure the demo. hosts that New York will be @ unit at Charleston; that there will be no disagreement, no double deicgations and no contested soats, and that a solid phalanx will, be presented in’ Savor of a candidate, The hard shells, ied by their twopenny whistle of this city, cannot comprehend this, and threaten day after day not only to bolt from: Dean at Syracuse, but algo to throw the apple of discord in the national Convention. Will they surrender and fraternize when it becomes apparent that Mr. Dickinson ia to be tho candidate of the Atlas oflive? As Mr. D. bas been the alpha and omega of the hards ever since that section became organized, it seoms in- credible to imagine that he will be abandoned by them now, Hee! a because tho softs have inveigted him {oto their If the bards do not submit with a cheer- ful grace, bury the hatchet and smoke the oalumet of peace, then the softs will labor with the more energy, fnd in case success attend them, then there will be no question as to the dispoeition af of spat and honors of office, All these matters are arranged the approbation and consent of Horatio Seymour, though absent in lows at- tending to his inet, ga wpon his hundred thousand acres of half: breed Having secured Mr, Dickinson, and through him effected ® partial treaty, the Albany Napoleons are also endeavor: ing to draw the f from the mouth of ite impudent rival in Albany, This fs dono by flatter The Sooretary of in woll known to be the author, adviser and abet- tor of tho distinct system of conventional reprosentation 48 contained in the columns of that print. To attack him in front would be highly tajudicioua, aud ho ia, therefore, to be induced to “withdraw his artillery’ and cease his editorial voutings, in consequence of the biandishments, false praise and artful obsequiousness of the aforesaid Atlas. A few days since one of the democratic papors in Orange county contained an article bighly commending the Secretary of Siate, The Atlas promptiy copied it, re- marking, in dolng 80, “ps pwrarding @ bandsome compli- subject, of couree, to the choice of the ate Couvention.” °c i Now, if this does not bring Tucker down as willingly as the coon dropped, without unoiher ‘charge of flattery ,toen I ers no vitae in ercoetibe nee Of course the ‘Atlas is desirous of retaining th on the Stale ticket but whether the Teo mendations 1860 will be remem dered when the nomioation for Governor is to be mamio, i= Presidential election takes 80, whovknows bat the democratic hickory poles will fy the Colors of Dickie on and Tueker? In the meanwhile, whea the Adas “editorial rooms’? are again honored by a ‘pleasant, s0cia! visit’? of ‘‘dietinguished”” hard shelis, will it not be well, for the unity of the party, for the harmony of Tammany and Mozart, to announce to the public thet Governor Dick: ipecp and Secretary Tucker met Mr. Cassidy by appoiat ment? Wait and see—wateh and pray. ADAMANTINE. Highly Luportant from Venezuela. A NEGKO INSUKKKCTION—ENGAGEMBNTS WITH GO- VSENMENT TROOPS—SERIOUS MASSACKE—A JUDGE ASSASSINATED—THE ASSATLANTS REPULSED FUR 4 WHILE—A WAR OF CULOR AND RACE INAUGU- RATED—TRADE SUSPENDED AND COMMUNICATION FROM PUERTO CABELLO TO THB INTERIOR CUT OFF [From the Poifadetpbia Bulletin, July 14.) By the bark White Wing, which sailed from Puerto Ca- belio July 1, we bave important n2ws from Veoesuela. ‘The negroes of the villages in the vicinity have risea ani Committed horrible outrages, requiring the employment Of troops to put them dowa and restore order. The fol lowing letter from oar correspoudent describes the cir- cumstances — Preto Cangu1o, June 28, 1859. On the 15th of this month the negro popalation of the surrounding villeges rose against this town, assazsinating the Judge of the vilinge, nained Goiguaza, most atrocious fa osarm his body almost to pieces. they proceeded ‘to the other viliages—Moron, Borburats and Pata Demo—to increase their force. Having collected their friends they parsed through the outer part of this city io the night, proclaiming asgassination acd plunder In Bor burata and Patanemo they brutaily murdered four peasea- bie and honest citizens. On the night of the 17th they advanced, in number about 260, 10 aitack this city. Fortunately the event of the 1th bad given warning to the population to prepare for fuch an attack. By the sidof two esa guns, loa ied with the agsailants were repulsed with the logs of four Killed and‘ twenty wounded, 4s we night was rainy and very dark, and as our force in regular soldiers was very small, most of our men being volunteers from the youth of the city, 18 was not deemed prudent to pursue them Moreover, we could not teil how great their nombere were. So they were suffered to escape, carrying off tncir wounded, some'of whom have since died to the villages. Our loss was one soldicr killed aud one superior officer wounded, the horee of the latter being killed, as was also ‘that of ‘our Commander-in-Chief, the poor beast receiving ‘three shots. Since that night they have not desisted from their out rages. A citizen and a Spaniard, both worthy men, bave been murdered by them. Many of the inhabitants had fled to the woods for safety, or there would have been more murders committed. A good many of the fugitives othe ‘woods have since arrived here in gafety. In con- Sou Of these disorders business here is almost sus pen ‘The stores are nearly all closed, and everyboiy ga about armed, as there are constant threats to attack again, wiih the ohlect ef committing auurder aaa plunder. ing our property. Our intercourse with the interior is altogether interrupted. Noone comes in and no one Foe out. We have free communication by post with Va encia, but itis by the mountain road Tne telegeaph from here to Caraccas bas been cut down more than thirty times since the 16th inst. As fast as it is repaired it is cut down, as it passes through one of the insurgent villages, which is visited ‘by an outeide column of treops whenever it is possible. Sipce the 17th of June there have been several engage- ments between the troops and the negroee, but the latter always retreat {n among the bushes, from wheoce they ~~ fire on ovr men safely. Within three days wo have had one officer killed and two wounded, and several sol- diers killed and wound We live in constant uneasi- ness, being menaced continually with attacks. Watsh is Kept’day ead night af the Derrisades erecaed ‘opposite the Municipality, at the place called La Estacada, which, from the narrowness of the slip of land, is eksy of “aotence trom the seasideto the inside harbor. ‘This part of our city, ex feng tome pole wharves, ee Puente oer 0, mostly by ers engag in the wholesale business. The outer town, tending from the Municipality in the opposie direction, is called Puente Foera, and terminates at the beginning ofthe rural’region, forming town much larger than Pue nte Dentro, But it ts all open in’every direction, and ae require 5,000 men to defend it from an attack. ing force, So all ite ‘population bas rushed to Puente Den- tro, and all our houses are crowded with peopiec, while those of the outer town are abandoned. The owners go out to their houses in the morning, but return to sleep in Puente Dentro, for fear of being massacred in the night by the negroes, who come in bands from all the outer How long this state of things will last I cannot teil. Seve- Hake met ho prt gen Ei Speedie ee ed they fly to the woods as goon as oe ay sume their ravages when the ere. tis fe ‘surprise the ey that if we relax our vigiiance get all they can, plunder the. houses and after During the first days of alarm all the women and chil ean in tow OU Vow, easels they fave’ since returned 9 hore, ane Seesidiaeatt The rising is not » movement, W teetmot question of blacks and whites. I enclose a paper, wi 7 which contains an account of some recent events. Communication with the interior is entirely cut off; but the state of affairs throughout the whole country is very bad, little better than anarchy prevailing everywhere, We pent a Petition last week, signed by all the foreign and creole merchants, to the President, asking for 300 or 400 men for our protection, but we have as yet no news of ifs reception. AQOCOUNT OF THE DISTURBANCE, FROM THE DIARIO MERCANTIL, OF PUERTO CASELLO, OF JUNE 25, In the Diario of the 16th inst we gave an account of the insurrection of Guaiguaza, er nde by the assassina- tion of the Parochial Judge, ay. og Mayo.” The rapid pro- grees of the insurrection was due to the activity of the Chief pro tem., Antonio Ruiz, a native of St. Domingo, an der tue assumed name of Tomas Faleon, paralyzing this port and all kinds of business; for men of ail ages and conditions flew to arms to support the government and protect their families from vandal outrages, It wasfor his reason that the publication of the Diario Mercantil ‘was interrupted, But now that the danger is past aad things are quiet, we will give an account of the principal events that have occurred in this port since the 15th. This Ruizor Falcon is the same person who accompa- nied the insurgent Aular as second chief of the conspiracy of Ocumare de la Costa. After their defeat the aforesaid Dominican came to Guaiguaza, where he has been hidden for over two months, collecting men and materials for war to raise again the standard of rebellion. The place ‘was very convenicnt, because the people of Guaiguaza, after their failure of February 27, were all in their respoc- tive places, with the se, p Sees, aud encouraged by the ig * they had enjoyed. AB we bave said, Gu: on the 15th made a pronun- ciamiento, and sealed it with the blood of an hoaorabie and innocent man. On the l6th, in the evening, the in- gurgents went to Borburata and sent their commissioners to Patanemo. They coliected several of their followers in both piaces, after cruelly assagsinating in Patanemo An- tonio Garcis and Juan Gamboa, and in Borburata Fernan- do Olivo and Justo Acevedo, all peaceable men, not mixed up with politics, On the night of the 17th the insurgents, to the number of 225 men, attacked this city; of these sixty or eighty were armed with muskets, and the rest with blunder- Dueses, lances, swords and knives. Tae firing com- menced between half-past nine and ten o'clock, on tho edge of the plain, thejinsurgente fring all at once upon & quet of cavalry commanded by Col. U. Fonseca, who cEnitgove to recosuoltre the field. By this fring, Fonseca was wouaded and his horse was killed. ‘Tho insurgents, shouting, entered the streets of the outer town, where an ’ advanced party of meer, under the command of Lieut. Nepomucend Lima, fired b them; retreating as they did go as far as ” street of La Ja: ringa, where he meta party commanded by Capt. Con- rado Garcia, This officer maintained the ‘position with bravery, and im the whole length of the street he etood the firing of the insurgenia until he reached the barricades, which was opposite tothem. Liewt. Miniscal could not join with bis guerillas, because he was cut oi near the mouth of the river. So, after the insurgents were repulsed he pursued them and killed their officer, Juan Aries. The battio was a bard struggle on both sidos at the barricades. The chief of operations, Col. te pre- sented himself severai times in po pisces giving his orders and encouraging the defeaders of the government. His horse was twice wounded at one of the barricades, The commander of the Castle, Juan Clementi Casas, rode to and fro with much coolness, and his bravery encour- aged both soldiers and officers.” The defeated insurgents took the Guaiguaza road, killing ‘on the following day the worthy citizen, Martin ‘Taspe, on his farm, because, being sick, and not approving of their outrageous: Provestingss he Tet them know it was im- poesiole for him to join them. From @ ‘Uae insurgents, r oroasing a rough mountain, went to the vailey of ae Caliente, where they recruited ‘men aud collected some arms, stealing ail thoy could lay handson. They took with them as prisouere the Judge and several worthy peeple, and murdered in & cowardly manner an old man named Juan Acosta, aa inoffensive Spaniard, baying dret robbed his house. By this route they’ Went to Moron, on the 20th or 2ist, with their chief Falcon, or Ruiz, at their head. Gener: Guevara, the constant irate and corrupter of the people, joined them there. This chief, author of #0 many calamities for the people of this coast, from Ocumare to ‘Urama, is now the ohief of the rebellion that threatens us, Between him and Ruiz, the Dominican, exist uot ooly tae relations of a chief and subaltern, but also they mutually support one another, each ono ‘showing in hia turn the instincts of their wicked dispositions. The ican assagsinates aud robs; collects men and fights, Guevara corrupia, directs and commands in chief, without presenting himself before any danger, on adcount of his habitual love of life. It is said puat in Meron, the Bomivican wanted to sacrifice the prisoners that he had taken with him from Democracia, and that Guevara pre- vented it, netting them all fro. Though this is positive, it does pot free. General Guevara from the responsibility that attaches to him for the cruelties committed, by bart second In command. hes D4 i On the 22d instant the forces of Valencia, ee coms mand of Leon Malpica, met in Ei Patio with #6 of this port, under command&nt 8, Escalona, Both began march: ing towards Moron in pursuit of the enemy, who showed an adyanced guard the mame day ip El Palito, decree impunity. We must not confouna poittical crimes with common crimes ; and the reiaeurgeuta of Borburate and Patanemo should’ be exempiarily punished, becadser they evidently show that they do not deserve the gene- ome Clemency wich which the government has treated m2, The Gunerd Steamer Canada in Collision with an Icebe: [From the Boston Traveller, July 14] The steamer Canada, Capt. Lang, from Liverpool, at thie port, on the 9th inetant, a lb. 46m. P. M , during a dens fog, run foul of a large iceberg and carried away her Qh boom, buweprit bead, and part of the cutwater ia a ine with ber planksheer, but fortunately did not damage ber hall ory 7 shere were good lookouta from the paddic boxes and the bow, #9 dense was the fog that the steamer was iu contact with the iceberg almost a8 e00n a8 seen. A Pasrenger who was on board of her ssys:—The dis cipline was perfect. Without noire or confusion the en gives were slopped and reversed, the wreck cleare! away. Every mao appeared to know bs duty and cheer fully performed it. Capt Lang, bis officers and crew, w well as the noble steamer, are worthy of every conddence im the hour of peril STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER Mr. Thomas Groom, the well known stationer of State street, was a pasrenger in the Oanada, and he makes the 1 owing statement in regard to the accident:—Tne voyage Deen upto the time of the acc dent a pleasan: ove Op Saturday Phbe 9b, the weather had been clear until witbin about an hour ‘of the collision, when all view wae cut off by a dense fog Tne steamer was going at toc of about ten krots an hour, with two lookouts at 0 suddenly raised the cry of danger abead, a8 in w moment the steamer struck a very large iceberg. which to be balf as bigh again as ‘he masts of the vessel. The torce of the blow was consideradic, out Gi Dot prostrate any of the few passengers ou deck at toe time. Ip the cabins it was more severely felt. In one cage & man was thrown from bis chair, ao1 an infant in 4 Of coarse berth was cast from one end of it to the other. the alarm among the passengers was at Ori ‘and it ie doubtiers true that had it not bees strength of the vessel, she would in al probability foundered on the spot. The commander and al) concern ed exhibited great presence of mini in this terrible emer gency. The steamer eas iinmediately hacked from ite un. Pleasant neighborhood, avd an examioation made of tho injuries received, which were found not to be of a charas ter to epdacger her safety. As soon as the veesel was backed, the iceberg otsappeared from sight, and the only memento was rome pieces cast upon the deck at the mo ment of the collision “B-fore prosseding, severa' hours Were occupied in repairing damages. [t is also etsted taat two of the crew were prepariog atthe momeat of collision to turn in in the forecastle, who, if they had occupied their berths at the moment of collision, wonld probably bave been crushed to death. Mr. Groom states that be hag crossed the Atlantic eight times,and uever before saw so many icebergs as curing the present yoy. age. A Farner Runyixe Orr wita His Fawtiy.— On Saturday last an old negro man, of Steuhenviile, pamed Tom Snowden, in connection with one or two other table gentiemen of that place, hitched up @ conveyance and went to West Liberty, in this county, for the purpose of carrying away aslave gir! aod her child, mother sad brother, ithe property of Josiah Chapline. e old man Snowden, is the father of thefamily. In the evening the family was sent down tothe month of a lanesome dis tance from the louse, where they were to take a rk: which was provided for the purpose. Some of th Citizens of the vicinity, having observed the colored folks during the day, decided to watch their movements, and £0 interrupted the carriage as it was moving away with its load. The citizens demansed a halt under a penalty of cold lead. When the two parties came together, it is , and was enid, the old man Snowden fought desperate the negroes engaged in the affair, arrested and committed to jail by a magistrate, this city,and safely confined for trial.— Wheeling (Va.) Intelligencer, July 7 rarer oo Epa “HANDEORE aoe ON THE SEOON? FLOOR, WITH ‘® large closet, also rooms on the third floor, suitable for erdemen ‘and their wives. or gentlemen at 107 West street. between Fifth ‘Sixth avenues. Dinner at A ne piel PRIVATE | BOARDING eeu wen went ot B ediray. bei Ft aed Enrmmnaie ines entwining the piazza. /ENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OB TWO GENTLEMEN = find picemsat Coe an ag on the a Be Bei at Budéeon river, city by steamer private femily if immediate pplication is mde to bor ‘ko. 7 ‘Carmansville Post office, N. ¥ WiDow, LIVING ALONE, WOULD SOARD & SIN nd gentleman; board for the lady inquire at 93 thompson street wal PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LBT A HANDSOWE parlor to. gentieman and lady, board for he lady only, in the vicinity vail Yb modern and Se:0nd and Third avenues; house has all Jern improvements, Address B. B,, station F, Third » A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO per. a. bn aa sonable terme, cn the firs floor. ina pass the door. Apply at No 3 = ed id fa a ea hbo ‘Aieo single room for's gentleman, Apply at of host Food, bes with good board, in a pleasant family where a good ‘may be found on very reasonable terms, will please call at 152 Grand street, neatly Oppesiie ihe Odd Fellowa’ Hall, Location ee ee — 2 gas wel dstt hegre hee Suan fen desirous of oben boat board ins pleasant feel ao mp town ay ferred,) where lessons in music would be ed an equi: valent. Address Music, Madison square Pat ott office. Bowne AND LODG'NG.—A PRIVATE FAMILY. without rat FOOD: So as Ly - ecle.t geatlenen bor ae (ee ot geferences given an it , a aby atree corner of ring, one from Broadway. a8 Bond, IN BROADWAY,—HOUSE FIRST CLASS, every ‘= improvement, handsomely faratabed oughout, eu -ooms OD second floor; excellent ae at 6 yelock; locaton temtral, 632 rosdway, above OARD IN EAST BRBOADWAY.—SMALL AND LABGE rooms mas for gentlemen OF geatlomen and thelr wives, with fwil or pardai $4 Kast Broaaway. Terms moderate to permanent boarders. OARD IN FOURTEENTH cients LE Led avenue —A few = A ene Een private t fatally, will will "please tao adéroes OARD IN BROOKLYN.—HOUSE A FIRST CLASS one, and besuilrul location; rooms large and plesssos terms moderate; furnished or not.’ Apply at 125 Sands strc BOARD, IX BROOKLYN. LARGE ASD WEit, FOR nished rooms to let, wit to gentlemen or families ‘The house, ee located has just been putin pertect or. der, and is supplied (obec Apply w 242 Hoary JROARD WANTED-AND A PLEASANT OOM, BY A Bo soune gentieman and wife, tne iy, private ‘family, where tere are be boarders, in the Fc of ‘Kast Broadway sireet, above Pike; desire the comforts of 8 gox! toms, en where lwo can be pleasantly situated, and wish to part Jy farniah thelr own room, | Address Edward, station B ‘Post fice, Grand street, near Bi: OARB WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HI8 fe, elther in & private family or where there are but eulences, and Loar b mage role; dianed at 6 ociock: ern cont ‘and beara rou'e; dinner a! 6 o'clock; floor preferred; te: moderate; refe- organ sisting terms, location and situa- 191 Herald office. OARD WANTED—IN THE OOUNTRY, FOR A BOY B about 12 years old, for six or seven weeks, where ‘would be well taken care of. er farmer wishin; boy will address Board, box 00 Herald odie, sta: lars and terms, Which m TTS OF ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR: Ye Mished with or writbout board, in private faunilien and first clues boarding houses on on, Madiaon, ¥ ith and Leniogton " h boarders. venues, cn be had; also, Pars Pau 313 Fours wrens, vw ber cotta beta YOR GENTLEWEN— LEGANeLy, Lk rane, Br day ad ort «oer ina mer eimarke mates Eee —_— Piite Iocatod hotel, ‘now eonducved oa the ean Our Streets. | an te $127 000, with which tt te believed ihe route, of ™ 4 The | Could for ence bave been put tm good or: Bit, were settled om the (Ob ixet by requid'ton upon sh | M8 portion of attack mens MIFORTAN) REPORT ON THK CONDITION OP THE | C0Uld for ot een hevt wy, fora ca tothe 3 ‘cxipiroller for the smount of all his clatae's tee city a'tha preoest inportens cries in the res. nol the Ly fermen STRBEE DEF AKTMKNT. ‘The Lagielainre authorized $10 60) tre ‘Th: amount colleoted last year. trom aprii 2 10 Leooamber | of the Empire State, if the State Convention should deem Bot they Dinaias Com SION ERS Or $ON0U for concn and s agen tena 31, was two bnndred and forty two thousand aux bundred so | Wo strengthen our ticket by piacing upoo it x, July 4, amonpt {rom $ 27 060 +9 $50.000 he twenty igh: 20 100 (8243 628 20) dollars tagesemen'# and later Pn Aye hea polled, the ‘benviess having dispersed in the woods, 70 re BonoRsnLx THE DonWon JOURCIL “am be Kina Miga ond $2,162 32 leaving © balenoo of | ele, “Abe a ora of Colestor and deputien were oar | Sree vote, and been elect Some place previously agreed upon. ~ + GENTLENEN~In 90% with action 29 of the Charter °87 5f and for rowcu and avenue, ioelading mnpiemeute | buxdred and eby one 1-100 dollars ($15) Ot) each per moth N n elected under the darkest auspices, gov in Ei Palito to fall upon the a “NWRATLY FUR. ef AF67, which requires iat every Head of Deoartmeatsball | furnished by Lepuyy “nyerintendent of cepals and cupplics, | Tie year, to June 100 lected ia five bun tred ua | OF one who, to the times of bitterest antagonism of cliques insurgents whenever they can get them to fight io an ribout ong 4 Feportia writing 10 the Vemmon Unuseli quarteriy) the miata | $12 80 61. leavine a balance of $17 B60 99 sever tern thousand five bundred andeighty-seven 9 100 datiar« | in the Empire city, was selected by ail sections of the Meparipets. whet wss, Aan an. ie Mhes to: Se Je $a ps board; yee Of bie department, with such ruggesions ip reisioa to tae ima | abe respprnpriation for fenth avenue, working AS pouniry Fie 7 887 69) assenementa The ave: feos o | democracy to represent them. een the Stale Vouveution, we g i = Brzyement thereat and tothe pabiis business cvonedted there | road melded to the late Comp nuller'a report wmongs wr ex | *ollesion and deputien were six hundred aad sizieen 1410049! | ghoald be very sorry to see. bim Ipttocting | waited. From the 16ch fast. to this data’ tie city bas wal E FRONT HALL BEDROOM (FURNISHED) FO ma) deem adviable.”” I bave toe bonor to submit cended hslacoea hut bean found 10 be veld. the fas} ap- | Jars ($616 14) each per month: the largest amount of tera for | oi) Tend b Peremptorily fered great distress. Two or three bundred bandite ut iis tos geouieroan, without ) TO LET fei rielowiog roport for iho rst at caostba ol Yoo, preeoat | Prouris lon beviny Dewn anbnunted Theor at reer opin, | uy cme month was for Way lash Vu; nine Aandred and \bir; ogee va Prema Be lene than aa & devoted | gates have made the inhabitants of the ouer wown emi | No, 6 taut Broadway. prided pmeyt pe pleted and tin fe by dra vehton 8980) , we shou! prefer that he should ——— ‘DO report was subaiited at the end of the first quarter, for Varreareges® lag. aceon J - 1} will be remembered that from these fees the officers of the | served for the gubernatorial nomination ta 1860, uader the LS wn ple blaag crt tn ay IMS.—A PRIVATE FAMIL' the renecn tbat ihe wpproprisiious jor tue your were notuiade | sf the'rrappropriation for bleventh avenne, working asa | Ruresu sre chiiged to pay all expemsca fox earrisge, Sire kc | firm belief wo W sslevtain tuat oo cheer’ stioa toate carer e uae Ro vable house wxih ot Ge MLY,, OQOUPYING A DEAT. ‘woul afer tbe expiration of tbat ime. comntry re there bave hesu eape onde? $604 55 (incinding | eerving notoes, enlerics Aaateteotand messex | with itso much ald to the ‘the Presi- ‘eat the robbers would cut their throats in their sudden mdern Up the 191 of » pril ist ibe Logiintnre of the Biate passed | $25) on voucter of coniract clerk for advertivicg) leaving» | err und in addi Toereto enc of depaiies emoleys 8» | dency, Without baving i the electoral ticket for rd rH jovesions. Old and young, even children, have taken am act authoriziog the ratelng of money by tax lo mee: the cur | belense of $ 9, 308,99. the contrac: for thie work was awarded | appl tant io aid Drepering Bo Dottoee and reer! and Keep bi | oityar he J eS ~ © word with Mr. | arms to protect their lives acd property. iy was we hat ine ented othr ape 160 = fo Joba F are wary 6, Nae bas hee nat yoo teen om {individual cash books sod on deneers making 9 inl yl iene ou bmi rnd Bi , entirely ou “8 Tho Mayor bas acted with much energy ; but bis maa- - propria med hy the C3 mo Counell of u reapprupri in for 1eD persove corstantly empl: ed. own book, ideoa J. as oar candida’ any purpae wnaiever, with DiatACAMIzing remind. A¥OR! utr ardiareet Ware | eressee vy the additonal sore, bat not faly ta oroporues. | for Govervor (a 1860, sures will be of no avail if the bigh powers of the suate ANTED-—A SUIT OF ROOMS A AND B Bata W ilaste, wth al Nard. ins bvra fin ost east tice wie and servant. 16 was? ELEVENTH STRERT—A 7 DESIRABLE suit of room, nicely furnished to let, with or without d snd infurelhed, a clan boar. furnmbe: doors brows reat Freadway. Fifth avenue stages pass the pevcapngh Bye g ST. JOHN'S PARK —A LARIEB 38 BEA with board. he pars, suitable. for Bows AT N¥EWPOKT.-GOOD bad at Bateman’s Feint, Apply to acta 8, BATAMAN, | OARD IN THR COUNTRY.~FAMILIES WISHING OAN BE the comforts of Rome would do do well vo call the suosert ¢ bia resiience, slinated fo s, Delth yioaiee about two mies from the village of Glen Cove; ly walke ard pleasant drives. Terme reasonavie. leave Gree umes daly CHARLES UND®KATLL. Glen Cove, L I. Roane AT WATERLOO, REBEWEURY, iB. J.— ‘This besutifu) summer is sitanied on the eg Fbrewabury river. Yes iateemaiion sppty to J a. jail, #4 Fulion street, New Yoru. BB. Wrokure. OUNTRKY BOaBD.—FOUR ROOMS TO LET, gemery, Orange county, N Cero Soka A QanTLsuan WHOSE Buel « ence is beautifully titusted the shore of tbe +: Se sam mer sailing, ke For parisuare DD. Le Corvel 3 Jobs’ sree of 0. 8. Cornel, 228 avenue. }OUNTRY BOARD.- NEWMAN SPHINGS, ONE 4 balf miles from ed Bank landing. & J aod seven from Lopg Sranch on the back ury river, ie one of the ed eee 7 incon i fe the oe a rar solendia. aay ban aye rustic summer Scene ie @ accommodations Tor horses na und oar! ies ea iat Ful, be beautiful Jawo 1a froot, for ball, piay- cr ve farms, pure coun- ‘military em Sorings; fure 2 cente Those who leave the erty on y, ‘acd wink return on M ‘will fiad thie one of the mest wes excursions Tmuginable. ‘The sail down the lower bay ‘Hoos, and up the Shrewsbury river, bow o appreciate who haa not tried 1¢ REFERENCES Mr » 235 Mr. T Moody, 262 Broadway _Fine Je’ Move, No. od ‘William street. UNTRY BOARD.—4 GRNILEMAN AND HIS WIFE can obtsin beard in @ private 1emily on Staten island, wee ‘no otber boarders are Commuvtcatien with be guy four ‘imes a day, For partizalare address W. B., box OoPEy. BOARD.—A garner ay aed bret DESIROU! Of 8 frat rate boarding place, commodatiors in & private Potty at Jemalen, quarters cf an hour rice from ferry: iocsihe healthy; around HY Teasonsbie.” ‘ios shaay, with fruit trees, 4c. Terma Of a, BROWNFELB, 39 Liberty street. comaRy bone nee = coke vate fam! none of he pleasantest in the he place. a Toi quire at 200 Chambers street. OUNTRY BOARD. MAY BE OBT. NEAR GLEN Cove, Long phere home may ais moderate price. moe ry COUNTRY BOARD OAM BE HAD AT 4 FARM Pad ‘hours ride from this city. Apply at 17 Bank of Republic byliding between 10 and 13 o'clock, ———— Centro BOARD FOR THE bag DE- strous of getting nice, sleap, comfortanie board dartog the warm weather, in a bog country oe aocessibie by callin Hteamnbost or reload, can I particulars b; ‘&t 187 Louth Becond street, Wilfamsoarg, in the store. Y Oy 3 Se BOARDING.—WHITE HO! Shrewsbury NS. cither af Red Bank, North river, or Ocean Fiver. ‘th's house is sttuated on the Fouth river, fs Sesoing a ing the sea There are extensive grounds the | house, safe for fadies and children. For pt inquire at 732 way, fn the store, BILD'S BOARD WANTED—IN THE a beautiful boy. &, month old. w her eaped, and an uncommon payed) adress Biperstd nario, ea UDSON BIVER BOARD.—FISST CLA! a atona app Aiverdaie, one bour roma the oty boat or railrosd. apply on the premises. or F fo ae ree office. House "wishin ‘@mone’s throw ct the ve SUMMER RESORTS. ATH ‘HOT BAH, LONG torte eshte DESIRA- BS ble Se hy now open for the season. Pardes Teg wt x at ll o’clock a. M , and 5and7P. M. poe oe BUDD’s nore N. J.—NOW OPEN esta. For particulars o! . inquire r tounge warren sireet, or sdaresa oS aoe: Budd's nake, N. J. as” LAPIOUMTIR HOUSE SeRGRR Four, x. 3— ion of questa The it areca tn the baska of ibe ill Vou Kad, o'Stsice Inland. wae Fy ‘waler oaling fahing, c., nad the viomnity. Gent ome with ir farmilien York during the summer onthe will find the convenient ase hovel in town’ Sieamboats leave pier 3 mort river for yest ¥. BILL Cate of eget), Prepeioten. — es no longer iw Bergen Point than from South ferry to Union square. HOURS, PER HUD- MOBEGAN LakKE IS Gear Foose Iver Ratiroad, neer Mil, and is valned for ie rand moun'ain scenery.’ W. JONSS has rooms overlooking {ibictnreeque Inke. “He can Dosen at O16 Broadway of tt J. Marten’s, No. 2 Montague street, Brooklyn. ‘OSTRAND HOUSE, aNDS POINT, L. I. PTUNE HOUSE, FAR ROOKRaWAY, L. I— fubscriber wiahes tc inform bia friends and the public in genera] that he pas removed to the above house, ly cailed Wasbington Hotel Baving extensive = ments and 7 as eaeoan the new st; - he rolicits a La tinuance of the p jore #0 ly Bim when to his ¢ eres ana house is bonatuly alt tated, having @ delightful v1 om vw of the and rooms, dc., &c. ititers this Bouse ‘he accommodation of vi cannot be iepaee Bteamboat ga leaves Eonar tha daily at 9 o'clock a. M, HN BSL, Pro; AWKIOL HOUSBA lenge ns PAPAMILIES AND SS mpale, kentcmes can, find, Taixe, comfornie and airy ‘with good |, in the eg four hours’ ride from to. jurrounded b) — vie Erie Railroad ‘ort Jer tes nts ‘and spiendid drives; aes, rend ont ae jance. For particulars inquire of W. H. AKMoTRO! x aber i: Pan Nassau street, N. £., or SBA BATHING.—THE ALLEGHANY HOUSE AT LONG Braneh, ¥. tion of viaiters. ‘ord, Pike county, me J te now open for we recept i, WARDELL, proprietor, HREWSBUBY, WKW JERGEY.—THR PAVILION ame tal, Fort W of, is now io perfect order for the rece; tion and ‘of permanent or irausient boarders, ‘Tbe undersi himself to leave nothing undone that san tend to ent and eT fre- quent tile Bote. ig; Saing and beating of ‘al Kinds an (yaeD FOR ADUPHION.—X —A “T@ALTEy ‘good will ety roy a and of to aa ans Manbatian Life Insuran 2: Com; 'URNIBERD ROOMS TO Ci i OR WITHOUT F board, Apply st 157 Greene street, —ELNGANTLY FURNISHED APART- im frat and_ second foot, willbe let 'o parties re irlog frst leas accommedstions, with IY, OF dated cr ceparavely w0 geutlemen,. W reakfaat Apely at 166 Finh avenue. HED ROOM, COOL AND COMFORTABLE Perens, ty a young gentleman, between Fonrtgenth and c mod 1 mreets; terms mut ee = a exty thud bavip fg eve. ‘8 room and po other boarders may 1 box 100 Herald olice " IN AN AMSRICAN FAMILY; TERED BOOMS 1 00 AMRRICAS, FULT: neal fursished, at prices to suit the times. Cail at 49 Orebard , below Grand, XOOD AND CHRAP LODOTRGS. OL a oi esate 4 Ie Soe Bite, soraee OF Prana ad URS, NO. 10 Wavenanys Heyer ing York Hotel, upon the Ev wat ent per gay mule foe famille: reasonable, Meals rf Aithours, Hot jolt Stee & WATTTIER, Proveieloce. SINT hele em hae 1 SOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FULL OR Hani Doard for fainilies oF single gentlemen, at 16) Rast Pourleenth street OnOZMP.—A KOOM TO LET, ON MODHRATE H terms, to 8 single genversaa, ‘prenkefast (dtaner on Sundays), in & nest here U ot uouse, 227 Bloomsalt erect References given and Hee Address Alpha, box 167 ‘Herald oflice, oF apply on the preaniggs, JOAQUIN MIA =. — v xO. xe I} Biecoker eeot, be will oblige Mr. Abaa, who de- sires to see him. ANTS BILLIARD TABLES 4”D, EXCELSIOR T pring cuahione, a the mos: durable, ively and aorrect Sonat tables of ary neat and elegant stvle, W. ANTS ‘tlined po Ti Gold street, New York. wonsan of business habits pi otbige,