The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1859, Page 3

Dy a public dinner at St eaimpoell United Sta’ occasion, 8 vames’ Hall, General Robert B. «8 Cooeu! at London, presided on as supported on big riebt by nis Ex- cetlency ME" aties, and on bis eft vy Mr. Bright, M. P. suet % We gueste, who were upwards of 170 in number, particularly noticed Mir Digby seymour, M. P., Oap- on O’Connell, Mr. Philip N. Datias, Secretary of the american Legation; Judge Pascal, of fexas; Mr. J. R. Gorkey, General Vanceoburg, Mr. Thornton Hunt, colonel J. L. Chester, Dr W. R. Ballard, Mr N.S Dodge duxjor J.B, Wheelcck, General Camphell, Mr. J. Shaplor, Captain E. G. Tiner, Me. Cyrog W. Field, Mr. J. G. Pruke, the historian of tae American Jadians; Me. Rarey, we. Alobeus Billings, Mr, J. F. Cropeey Dr. h/OwDIDg. The hall ip which the banquet was held was decorated snost tastefully with flags, among which the stars and teipes and upion jack were pre emisont, At the lower nd of the room toe portraits of Gemeral and Lady waehington, painted by Remorendt Peale, an American artist, were Buvg, while Wioterbaiter’s portrait of she Queen, which was mont kindly leut by ber Majesty for the ccavion, overhung the ceair of the President. Toe gal even surrounding he ball were diied win laies, whose verioue colored dresses adced great brillisncy aud anima- thon to the ecene. fhe Chairman, in proposing the first toast, said that suurime this day cigbty-three years ago dawmed on thir- coo States and three millions people, sunjects of a foreign but arn the wun pad get those subjects mot aod 00 We index, Séndende of the Amerieso Soleoiet, and cfge Ill. Bot one sudject 1a America, from the wator ‘ ainnne Fiorida to ri woutns of cae 3s. Lawrence. ur (iat time the Opited seater nad pivanced at @ ps, Comvaileed in the aonale of other navons: May ned own with more thu a gispt’s growth aod more than a » power—s power woten be was proud te say had vor heen abused, but used 10r toe aioet beaedcent ends hve, then, the frimoets au! decision of their ancestors fw rourece of prida ty ait Americans, they Ongat also, ty (be other hand, not to forget tbe er'2mon mother from 0 He coaciuced by proposing, “The ? which wae received wish loud aod *ppiause. Vas, 1p returning ibarks, sal od capitals of Burope, sbourd their vesweis on the JoOlehs Hom, 18 The Alleot Fou ie Of woods and pral- nes, or at the hearths of iheic homee—its recurrence will cause emotions of exulting patriouwm to swell in every bosom, Atthrs moment youder beaeath our setting— their yet meridian—sun are 30,000,000 deiignting to re- cal! Ube eonovling characteristics of the national auniver. rary. [Bt is Le domestic hive, and there they are, our uBtiiox, joyous, symypathizing bretoren, weriog in WoiLtOdLOUs Masses, aud KUMMONIGg the echves of every forest and valley toun«wer to their salvoes and nous, But 00 what part of the earto’s surfaco may not eur countrymen be foucd? Acd bow inspiring is it to koow and feel that while we are bere pledging to the proud past and the glorious future of oar native land, that pledge is simuitaneously utiered by millions of Oserts encircling the giwbe. Well gentiemea, with- out indulging im @ word of uvkiod cetrospection, bave Just fe Hor perpetnariog celebra- not the 4th Joly, 1776. It was the birtuday ato free pation, which inelgaty three years—ihe measure ef & opgle human life—with upexampled celerity of pro ore*#, Das placed herself, in all the attributes of totellect wors's, rebgion, power avd honor, ov acknowledged qhatty wilb the most ancient and the most elvilized. It AS an epoch #igpalized by @ rare, if not unsurpassed, wm owaneD, Upon the scene of public action, of virtue, wisdom and ‘valor, Tt was tat era, ‘in the couree of hu: an events.” which drew toge her and permanently oes. sered from infant and wideiy separated commonities such towering models for universal revereuoe as Washiagten, ¥eaoklia, Jefferson, Hancock snd Adams. It was the rorpg tme, and the spring fountain, too, of great princi- pies cf aoota! and political ameitoraton—in fact, of an en- ur. governmental System, whose expansion Sttesis its ex. -ellenee, ant of whore quiet, deep, widening and onward corrent } may de pardoned for saying, “lubitur et laretur ni cmni wlubiti ever” There ia, «ir, a regenerative suima we for Doowegeneous populations in the very word “inge- ~odence.” It as at present infusing fresh Wfe and re kine ling energies which have Lrin torpid For centuries in one of Bwrrne’s fairest and mort intervsting regions. The sound swith «inward and upward aspiratims, therfore, almst magical in its effets. identity of race, of ianguage, of lite- rarurc, of sentiment, of thougot, of manners, of faitn, # traditions, of customs is the product of ages, there uion and independence cvght to be, must be, irrepressible hopes Such was our case in 76, and such is Italy’s now, J avoid alingion ¢9 the merits of Care recens war, or of its or gin, oF of iis actors, reierring to \t only as resembling our colonial contest in ite fardsmental ant soul renovating with for national indepentence Meav and mournful differ. ences in the two sivuations may doubtless be shown, but among these ajffrences let us not rank the seeningly in- coun'stent and cangerous aid accepwd from un arbitrary monareh, for America can never, dis lnim tne gratitaze phe owes to that eame France, under the rule ot a 0, whore encore wb bod and treasure are now, under re rnle of a Honayarte, being e’milarly lavished in the vane of Lombsrdy Independence, then, has lost none of vs astractions sioce July, 1776. Why sbou'd it not ly recognized as etill, for focipient na- however weak or however stroag, the eiiy and blessing? Fortunately, too, in Whe order of Providence, it never faii# to D6, hikts Mercy, “ywice blessed, bieneing him that gives and him that taxes”? It te unmixed good. Who now doubts that this cust empire of Great Britain bas immeceeiy bdenetited by ‘be cooversion of her westero colouies inw sovereign con- terated States? Who doubts that, since the flerce pas none of revolutiouary strife nave diet away, a keen yet eeherous Competition ip the pursuit® of commerce, of scence, of art spd of recown as eorione) aad elevated ‘opiew of both countries? Yee! the couctry in which ere erjoying communion and hospitality, and the oonuy to «eich we give our aleciance and love, may ‘ n grateful eulogy of the Dee'aration of American co In the spiit of these desuitory remarke conciuvisn this eenment :—* National indepena. nenever sod Wherever naturally de iy pureued!’? (Roveraved cheers ) pred he Health of the Preat ” a man who in every capacity— many—in which be bad been employed heen found “par negotiis (cheers) 4 was wore thet the next toast would be re. whe Un re were ad alway fhe Cabo ved with ploasure and respect by 4 thoee who were wied ab ibe Soard, The toast which he was abou to propose was the health the First Lady o Fy abd, in oom pr ¥perily and lewated raak, which placed ber apove all vuman reepousibility, have not de veloped ® xingie vice biem sb, whose b'go merits pave epebrines her in tne heartsot # i her subjects, and brave yutued ber the appiauee of all uations. Placed in the ex. ites cta‘ion «bitch s ied, she had been the cy noeure of neighbo: id bad set aa example ag a cunghter, wile ano mower vorthy of uolvergal imitation (Lovd and enthusisetic cheers, the whole andiease rising, while the bard played “ God seve the Queen.) The next toas: was to the * vemury of Washington.” ME, BRIGHT'S SPEECH ON NAVIUNAL FINANCES AND Mr. Bricnt, who ith loud and proionged thuering, proces: a toast ta his honor. Hie suid tbat be felt grateful tor the way in which they had received the name of O16 WHO Was KiMost a Birauger to wi tn the room, (Cries of “No, ao,”) He wae bere this eveniog Decause be feit profound sympathy and profound seoration for those Dread pri es of equality an’ human rett on which the Aaer cen constitution is founded. (Cheers.) He was a citizen of « country in which monarchy hax endured for centuries, aud in which it bad never been more reapected than at the present moment—a country in which a mixed constitution existed, but which he took the Hiverty to think was not quite equally mixed, » country in which were laid th» foundations of that freedom of which they the Americau peopie were 80 justly proud, (Chvors.) “In convection with tue toast with which his bame bad been conpled he gave it bis heartiest and bis wirongest assent. That toast practically meaut that non- intervention was the true policy of the United states and of Engiond, for there were few governments in the world which were free except ibe government of ihe United Mater and that of the United Kingdom. To the peopie of America the doctrine of uon-intervention was nut new. It was ua old am their independence, aud toe its origin on be same day. A logucy which the — preacient wind of Washington bad bequeathed to them was neve to eptapgie themselves in ailiances with Toreiga States. Bat that which bas been a setuled aitb ia America has vahappily been repudiated as ish ‘on this side of the Atlantic, and the resuits of {ferent policy pursued by the two countries was visi- in the fact that our Chancellor of the Exchequer would soon have to ask for the fluanciai wants of this country five times a Much a# the Soxucial Minister will ask of the weopie of the United States. (Loud hers.) Oa this great question of policy the peopie of this country were as children, to whom At length @ ray of light had been x ven after baving been ths victims of a phantom fraught with the greatesi danger. Mr. Bright then proceeded to contrast the different policies of the Execatives of the countries, and eatd that there Was NO fear of the Presi cient between the seasions of Congres® plunging the coun- try injoan expensive und disastrous war, There was no tradition inthe Umied States that it was necessary to Kecp up & large fleet to make their weight and counsels felt in the various Kuropean Courts. Had the samo policy, ‘which Wastingion envntiated elgbiy years ago, been pur- Rued in this country no man would be now spaca- ng on the propabiities of Lord Derby, or Lord aimerston or any other Mii dragging England into the struggle in Italy, The whole question was ‘one of sentiment and eenument alone. He was glid to delieve that an increasing feeling of the folly of such a policy was springing up in Engiand, and rapidly assimiiat- ing ilselt jto the feeling in the United States. (Cheers.) ‘The principle of #mat! armarnents was excetleat, for if the principle of baying a¢mal) but sufficient navy were car- Tied out, there would be small inducement for rushing in- Wwetrife. Large armaments, besides, were antagonistic to Aiberty, for supposing one man in England was entrusted with the command of 400,000 or 600,000 where would liberty be then? (Cheers.) After commenting on the p it al vantages and glorious future of the States, he expressed bis opinion, in conclusion, that after cumerous goverations of Englishmen bac passed away, the existence und prouperity of the United States would be » blessing to countiess millions and an exampie to freemen in every part of the world. (Loud cheering, which was repeated ‘over and over again, the audience rising twice in its et ‘*husiasm to do donor to Mr. Bright.) Ireland’s Hopes from the War. ‘WILL FRANCK DAYADE AND GIVE HER A MILESTAN KING—A SQUABBLE A8 TO WHO WILL HAV THE CROWN OF BRIAN BOROTMAR. [From the Oork Constitution, July 7.) ‘Aappen what may in Ireland—invasion or n0 invasion— ‘we cannot want fora king to ocoupy the throne. “The ultramontanists have one ready, 80 we may quietly await (he unveilings of the future, ' Une of the most ex- Wem of the Phevaixite prints has the foliowing:— “* DAtcals.—A correspondent observes that if the pro Phecy of the Morning Advertiser prove trae we may be it 10 the cboi0e of a prince one of theve days Yo rule over reland ns King Leopold over Belgium; when a new oon- gress of Europe sball a second time (aa in the case of Bel- gium) set aside the arrangement of 1815 in favor of the Just desires of another Httie nationality yet ia abeyance. ‘More unlikely things have come to pass.’ that # ail wo need aay just Dow OP the Subject. But our correapondent goes farther, and suggests that if such a state of things should come to pass, alFdificulty in 6 © Alting can- didate—at once pure Irish, aud yor with the life of modern ‘parties ia Trelan when France can give us a choloy botween two spch men as Marebal O’Nicl and Marshal McMahon. It is 5 singular subject Levene yt indeed, and not leas interesting in connection with the ancient constitution of Erin itself, accordiog to waich the orem to the throne of the ard Righ, or Chief Kin between the Eberian and Efemonian jr ncay ‘the Northern ZHy- ial and that Southern royal family who were aera ed at the most giorious period of our national history by the great Obief of the Dalcaeiang, the aang of Wm. Smita O'Brica, Marshal Niel is the descendant of a fami- ly the ooteay which toa Magna snore aa century ego. The shal Duke of Mugenta is one repre. fentatives of @ distinguizhed branch of the Dalcassian famiiy of McMahoue of the county of Glare’? his ancestor having been, we believe, one of the :*Wild Geese” Whe followed the fortunes of James Stuart after the ‘treaty of Limerick. His family became ennobled in France more tan a century since, in which country accordingly the Mareba! is allied in blood to many of the gr-stert historic Dames of the ancient nobility. Better igh damhna than eituer O'Niel or Mcilahon the Gaelic rave could hardly fiod in Europe. There ig no ar in permitting papalistic propagandists to amuse themeclves with speculations of the kind, They muke uo secret of their desire 10 aigloyalize the people, and they are working consistently ia their yoou- tion when they incite or encourage forelenerg to invade us, Even the populace, howeyer are noi 60 eimple as to be deluded. A few pillv ” yeung men may puller their Westie 16 Fe Laie and may cause danger to them- tne an” grief to’ their relatives by imprudence in 4Oopting parts that never were designed for them; or some rapturous rostics, dragged with the doses of digefection that Dr. Cabtil doles out w them ip haif-peooy potions. way feel their breasts heaving with & thrasonical ibroe 0 \nsurrectional incendianam; but Smith OU Brien tmad> rebellion rudiculus, and ax the French ona former cecusion found Chat the best ute hey could make of ther Inch auaitliarics was to shoot them, Paddy may have too much sense to put humseif in the way again. “Ib 1 not Pleussnt standby target for feliows who fire with gucb ac curacy Besides, putting tne Protestants of the land out of the question, there are a good mapy Romaniste who, loy- alty apart, may Spd their account in the present rule, ruiber than injtbat which Phosuixites «wear to excnange it for Interest 1# w Ftrong bond, and many are tufluenced by interest. It is to be presumed, moreover, toat tne Niels and the McWanons are pot the fools they are taken tor; buteven if they were, and were a8 easily gniied as the geese for whoge ¢diScat.on euch writing i* inteaded, tt does ot follow that “if the prophecy of the Morning ‘Advertiser rove trne,” Louw Napoleon would pot prefer choosing is Own viceroy, und setting over ue Boms one io whoRe aflection France would bold a bigher place than Ireland. What pleasant prospects the Phoenixites prepare for us! How quietly they take for gravted the success of their treason, abd arrange according to their fancy the men by whom authority 1s to be exercised! Happily there are two words to that, and two parties ae well, and that if one Le intent on plunging the country wm the rupture and rapine of inwosion, amther ix revuy to repel with aib its might any hostile foot that aitempl: i trample on either the liberties of the people ur the sovereignty of the Queen. The Engitsh furt. NEW MARKET JOLY MBKTING-—JULY 5. Matelf, 1,(00, 300 ft.—Het 2ib each. Chesterfield Course. 8 furlonge 212 yards. Mr. R, Ten Breeck’s Lokeree, by Stockwell. . Ay niger Mr. F Robipson’s Apollo... (A. Day) 2 Bettin;—6 to 4 on apollo. Tne non-favorite made the upping, and won easily by a length and u half. Markets. SPENCE & CO’S. CTROULAR. Liverpoor, July 6, 1859. Corrox —The market has been dull th's week, but Prices of the middling and betier qualities have been Bteadily supported, althongh the sales yesierday were only 7,000 bales, and to-cay 6,000 bales. Sea Ielands are drooping, and the lower quaiities very difficult of sale. In Manchester, today, there has bees quite an active market, and as might’be expected with such a demand and alwence of #iocks, prices are dearer. Middling Or- Jeane, 674,; Mobile, 634 ; uplacds, 6 1L-16d. per Ib. iin remarkabiy fine ‘weather, aod continued liberal imports, the corn trade generaliy rules very all, and prices tend downwards, At our market today business was confined to the merest retail, Wheat was ld. to 2d. per cental lower, without leading to apy inquiry. Flour freely offered at Tather easier rates, but quite neglected. Indian Corn.— Yellow freeiy offered, but in very limited demand, and nominal at 6s. 3d. per cental—308 per 486 Ibs. In white nothing doing. We quote—Wheat, red, Milwaukee and RICHARDSON, Chicago, te. 108s. 7d. 98. wo 9a. 4a; white West- en, 0s. to Lis. 6d. Flour, ‘108, to ray ed, eta Corn—Yellow and mixed, 5s. 10d. to 68. 3d.; white, 7s. to 78. 94. per 100 )bs. Beer.—The demand is on a very limited scale, and Prices are quite nominal. Poxk continues dull, and declining in value. Bacox.—At auction to day about 360 boxes were offered, Dut there was no disposition to purchase, and only 236 ‘boxes were gold, at a reduction of 28. per cwt. on our late quotations, Laxp.—There are no further transactions to report, re- finer® etill keeping out of the market. TatLow unchanged. In London the market is quiet at 558. 6d. for P. Y. C. Rosix —Common steady at Se. 10d & 36. 11d, per cwt. BaRk.—Nothing done in Philadelphia; Baitimore sells very slowly in retail st &s. for bhde., and 66, 9d. a 78. for nee. ‘Seeps.—No traneactions in clover, flax or timothy. P, 8.—July 6.—The cotton market opens this morning with an improved demand. THE VERY LATEST. A nother Great B Battle Expected on the Adige— Ywo Handred Thousavd Austrians in ineeNew French Battalions Organizing— The Tyrol Violated by Gartoaid!—Austria Wishes a Federal Army Seut into the Ty. rol—Kossuth Cails on the Hungarians to Rane, &e., &e., dice {ELEGRATHKD FROM LONDON TO QUEENSTOWN. } Lonpos, Juiy 7, 1859, THE FRENCH ARMY OF THE REUNE. vhe Paris correspondent of the Loudon Time: saya:— The Minister of War and Maraba) Peliiesier have had wpotner conference for the purpose of concerting measures for (ne complete organization of the Army of the East, ANOTHER FRENCH DIVISION FOR ITALY. An Eighth division is in course of organization at Lyons, w reinforce the Army of Italy. TROUBLES {N SOUTHERN ITALY. A despatch from Trieste, dated July 7, says:—Advices from Napies of the 28th uitimo announce that legal pro- ceeding® have neen taken against a secret political socie. ty at Messina, and eeveral arrests bave been made, Aavices have also been received from Ancona to 30th June. General Caltermatten had taken command of the own, aud declared itin a state of siege, A general dis arming of the citizens had been ordered. An address of the Sardinian Admiral to the people of Massina had been issued, Lonpoy, July 6—Evening. The Paris correepondent of the London Times says that private letters from the headquarters of Prince Napoleon state that another great battle is expected om the banks of the Adige, amd the Austrians were believed to have abrut two hundred thousand men in line. Freeh battalions are organizing at Paris. A considern- ble number cf von-commissioaed officers appeared to enter even as privates. The correspondent of the Loudon 7imes says it is now pretty clearly vuderssood that Prussia intends toact soieiy on the defensive. Reliable information had reached Vienna that Gari- baldi’s men had viwlated. the Southern Tyrob by entering the Timale pass. Prince Windischgrats is reported to have beer sent to Berlin to acquaint the Prussian government with thy fact. A Frank/ort letter announces the Austrian government having been compelled by the battle of Solferino to de’ spateh to the theatre of war those troops which it had im reeerve in tbe Tyrol; that province being con:equently menaced by invasion by Garibaldi’s corps, it intends to propose to the Diet in virtue of the treaty of Vieuna which requires the German States to guarantee cach other's German territory, to send a German army into the Tyrol. Kossuth bas issued a proclamation calling the Hunga- tian nation to arms to struggle for liberty, and announces that he would be soon amongst them. ‘Trieste, July 5, 1809. * An Austrian Prize Court bag been established at Yarra, the appeal from which is to be to the Court at Trieste. General Clam Galias, Commanger of a corps Uoumie bas arrived bere from Verona, REPULSE OF THE AUSTRIANS BY GARIBALDI. Barve, July 6, 1859. Advices from Cavicore of to-day state that au express arrived yesterday ¢vening at Tirns from Bormio, with the news that a corps of from 3,000 to 6,000 of Tyrolase Chas. seurs had been threatening the Vuitelline, but the several columns of Garibaldi’s and Cialdini’s corps has repulse:| them from Bormioand driven them ag fer as tho firs! anton of the Stelvio pass. The Austrians tufferd severely, General Garibaldi’s loss was ten severely wounded, and ‘Cialdini’s @arce killed and four wounded, PRUSSIA’S PROPOSALS TO THE FEDERAL DIET. Frankrort-0n-Marns, July 6, 1860, ‘It is stated the proposais made by Prussia on the extra- ordinary sitting of the Federal Dict on the 4th, were the - following :— Firat—The junction of the Ninth and Tenth corps d’ar- mee to the Prussian army. Second—The appoiotment to the command in-chiof of the four non-Prossian ang pon-Austrian corps d’armee. Third—The placing of @ reserve contingents in readi- ness to margh. THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. [From the London News (City Article) Jaly 7.) ‘The funds were dall, and closed at a reduction of 4. Certain effect was produced by Lord Lyndnurst’s speech, which seems alao to have caused a decline on the Paris Bourse, at the commencement of buriners, In the other markets considerable business continues to provali, not- Withatanding the ianguor of business. Thore was a ood “ing i. Nauicon, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1859. SALES OF REAL ESTATE. FURNISHED HO! FO) ALE—THE FOUR wwe wegen best bassinet ent kant Mroctoenth sireet, derand for money to-day, and the business at the bank ‘Wes to @ moderate «xtent, although good bills were dis- Ounted im the open market as low as 23¢ vor cent, There Were no good transactions atthe bank today. Leadon with or witbowt furniure. cf Sheri, tegeire ww and Northwestern Railway traffic returns sbow this week | 2. MBSKS, 8 Nassau street an increase of £3,591; Great Northern, au increase of £2,868; Great Wes'ern, an increase of £3,982; London and Southwestern, an increase of £4,920, [From the London Times City Article, July 7.) ‘The debate of last evening 02 the nations) defences, coupled with the general tenor of foreign mocounts, eepe- cially a8 regards the naval movements of the Mociterra nean and Adriatic, caused the funds to open with a siigo tion, On the Amsterdam bourse to-day there bas been a further fall of three per cent in the Austrian stocke. Tbey opened yesterday at 4534, and closwd Ww day at 4044. it is reported that dhe varions occan mail steam compy COUNTRY BEAT OF 2% ACKEA, NEW MODERN bonse 9nd outhulltiows. rocked with'1.500 grape vines, perches end other fruit, sukable for agentes! ‘am'ly, 26 miles yr mn tbe elty, in the bensniont part of nocklapd county, i for ale, For particulars socress Gi. F. Herald office. 4 PROFIT OF 3°, PEE CENT BY @TOCK BAITING ip Tezae —For ey SAD). shoine tract of land, aclec'- © for this burineas; Pactfo ratiread within thirty miles’ a hons te Opt for mating mney safety. estily and inde jon gent ppor igh trees Teuas, watlcn , Pow flew High venus 4 )0172 08, HOUrEs, GonNTRY EATS, on ale, st $1,000, 81.400; and $3 h Heme rod Terprovemen Company ' wil batid dwellings s.% re coating trom $600 to $8,000. with one bit to A 1 Haat Pew York. Risgenod, As Property. repiai ¥ For pian. buildings Ac, apyly ¢ +15 William street, room No. 4. been 4 «0 or country, aoe App.y to Pus & OOLB, street, Brooklyn. to run, can be bought for one at No, 2 Wooster sireet, corner FOR SALE. BARE CHAE FOR AN AMBI Sone a owe ta ein pee Ke ney ses iar ee RARE OHANOR. —FOR SALE, THE LEASE, apd ft xtures of the old ard celebrated ladies’ shoe store, Broscwry, N. ¥. MANUPACTORY NOW DOING A LARGE BU AA. will he ex together with the real win sc C alton FRUIT, WINE AND SEGAK RTORE FORSALE—A corner on Broadway; one of tbe beat locations in ihe etty. ©, Virg'nia lands for sale for cash real estave or merchan: rine perfec. Apply to PURTER & WHITNEY, 895 adwsy, cffce 17. GOOD CHANCE FoR R*RGAIN.—AN OLD BA. \ tabitshed ovsier and din: saloon, with five years’ lease if A aioe and cox. Apply nies are Ordered to prepare for the chungosia tt « contrarte which stipblatee that they sball carry armaments bein Feasts te ean L ut in Merce, The vessels are ordered to carry heavy aunt 1 i . Hemps'ead, ut. 4d the potice ie said to haye, therefore, met with sm : a . ite, a remonstrance, H wf ¥ Hew Hrusewic, N, J. A bumerous deputation waited on Lora Palmeraton wo 1 “ “ ie 08 “ Ba, 18 3Ri, 3 Pine street, OR 84LE—TWO NAW TWO STORY AND BARKM cotlage frame houses, filled in with brick: has al modern improvements, sich an marble mantels, crates 0 arlor floors, gaa throvgboat, crates, cornices and ait wel situated on Clugson avenue, abont 220 feet Pushing avenue. Terms moderne. Prine Of DCOLGAN, 129 Pierrepont airest, oF 33 CI tbrook}y a. day (0 rccmmend MiNord ag the port of deparvure fo, the new Bteam vease! service to Australia via Pans ma, The cargo of the Alm», wrecked in the Red Sea, inclater 1,5€0 bales of elk, .nd ts extimated at £200,000, On -bai of thie Joss on the cargo wii! fall en Lioyd’s. London Dock stock was purchased to-day as 6134, market baving been keriously depressed, The meeting and reduction of three per cent, per annum, the price a the beginniog of the year, when the dividend wus redace:! to four ver cent., was nincty-one, and in preceding Decen ber it was 10L, There has agaio been a fair demand atthe vank for WOR RALE- NWARLY TWOTMIRDS OF THE BivoK & eitnaes between Tenth and Aleveots avenues and Y eight acd Finty-nintb aireeis, Apply w THU: 1 Lad & SNS, IB Tenih street, near Thiid avenue, G'aRM FOR PALM OR VXCHAN J8—-SITUATRD TARER muiles by g000 road trom wetuebia, Ceatral railroad, New Jersey. Containg mixty three acres, seven f wack are Wo discount, hot as the peymente of the dividends will com. | suitable for pose aud ; good Douse And outoathimen, how i & stream of water runs. ing wotirely throng tt. The ye or merce tomorrow, there is anticipation in some | would ; refer to exchange house and aboatone sere of 8 ound, wikia tay then five milesor New Vrs. For tur quarters thet the rate will be lowered tomorrow wo ‘ter parfour pmo s ‘por 0 Post ote 2) per cent, The expectation s general that in apy case fe step will not be deferred beyond the ensuing cours jay SO SALE OR BXOHANGE-POR UNINCUMBERED HOV scavt lots, s pew bouse, with all tba mosera,fmbrove ments, on five lots of ground, in one of the mort desiran'e loon Joan io, Brooblsn. together with the house bold farnitare, if de a. Abe whale valued $14.00, moricaged $5,000, Woud in caeh oF tae mortgage for aay ence in value. Crese tor ove week A. B., Dux 1.052 NY. Fou office, OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE IGE stoop Douse No. 28 West Twenly-seocond street near Fifw avenue. Baral. tbe modere improvements; built by dev’ work; lot 2x00. house 60 feet deep. Apply to MARK LEVY The railway market is sgain very dull, buainess beg almort at a stand, Lonvon, June 7—1 P. Mf. tv for money and account, 9534; new turees, OY a M4. LiveRroot, Loup 7, 1859. Cotton market quiet at yesterday's advan: ries uO bably ebout 7,006 bales or more. Imports, “hi 141 baies; 4 RARK OUANCK.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES gr ‘As vwriety and oandy store «1 he wold chexp. If not d ores oi in two daya wil be god at sutton, an the lady will give up the business, All for $45. Uali at 22 Marion at, giOb 5ALE—A THIRTKEN YEARS LEASE OF LOT nortbesat corner of Kank and Green wich atreeia, 40 feet 1 Beok 05 4¢ on Greenwich treet On said lot is a two atory five) Threetomriba of the lot ie covered with @ water Uget woeden Erm coveres in un with bd bee i} and eracker ‘eather oF £00 gal marutacturing of tsar tone Of pure double rafined asleratas and g07% «The lesse and stoe® will be sold to ok tn quantities 9 anit oi , aad pnt er. ae may be required. tbe oremiees and ne seen at wll mes. sy order of JOAN HAYS, beep we, SAS Budaou at eet corer of King GiOk SALB—THE LEASE, RTOCK AND FURNITURE Of the Farmers’ Howe, 14) Cedar wtreet. reason for siting ie tbe proprietor te to Kurope. and cannot attend tok. For particulars inquire of OHARLEB BUN, on the pre- modes, 1) Cedar alreet, OK RALE—A VERY CHEAP OYSTER AND DINING salon. corner of ny earl otreew, 464. in- the salooo WOK XALB—A GOOD WEAT SHOP IN THE CITY OF Brooklyn. ears’ lease at alow rent, witha fee suitable for oe. ‘This «bop isin ag loeation and Inquire ov ths premace of Pt) Yan Voorhis, corner of Myrtie and Oariton srenues, Brooulyn. OK 8ALK—A DINING BALOON WITH A LEASE OF five youre, with sieam boiler and tsbie, and al’ fixtures appertaivicg wo the rusiess, ail compiete ‘und in good cond: ten. and ove of the jous in te city. inquire at the Orntval Restaurant, corner of Graud and Centre streeta, YOR BALK CHRAP_THE &TOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘@ candy store and Ice cream salou, coiog # good businecs; ‘ow reat. Apply at 83 Houston street. previo week, 31,666 bales, ino. 23 Liberty street, okey aes RB SALE OR TO LE’ pranios OUER, retro d PERSONAL. a Cyt" Long fad reves Fr * Fornpite bouse nd small store. and jw’ good loostinn for bust pews, Five, en snd iwanty acre tarma for sale, adjoining the eintion. Apply to A. MCOUTTISK, 128 Fulton street WOR SALE OB TO LET. AT CARMANAVILLE—A NEW ou ren, apire of WB. BILLAWAN, ooruer of roadway and Twenty. eighth street. —¥OR SALE, A BRAUTIFUL CotragE $3 600, and lot in West Thirty Gfth street; dret class bouer and It im Jane 6! ral bi a tre oi tarm, mills, kyr Inia W. HL HL MAL:OK, 407 Broadway ell party on aaplication to Dr frie Life Insuranse Company, from 2 to 3.0 ches [SEQEMATION WANTED-OF HENRY GRANT, BY hieris’er. He emigrated from Ireland 85 years ago: ix supposed vs resice in the State of Tennessee bonis thie mee! ye Or any ore who can giva apy loformation of him plésse addres T Calhoun, nahway. N.J.,or A. Curabull maddler, Cxil.cors Seotiand, ' Country papers please coov. ¥MR JA une JUXEORD, LATE Rng MABEET RA Linco!n«! leat heard of few trom Wesmbararem. fon ace acme Ytving, Will Anply en need time ‘Arundel dot “knglaad he will bear of John Lux'ore. scmeainaereeay a MUSICAL. ~ MAGNIFICENT ‘AROORTMERT oF AY sale or to let, at Monsieur DESOUM Kid TicY 4-D®UX —BRHOLD TERR "DAUGHTER or * diner, sdrieune thinks your excessive guluuility is termptibly amuving. AMES POLE¥MUS, AUOTIONKER, WILL SELL THIS 2) one at No 20 Canal abeet, near Hronsway tarcatces tables. two howling alleys, eettees, “chairs, tables, stove, oar, Sxtu ew sod ‘ease of auld premises. Sale at ' 4. M. ARYSVILLF. JUNE 17, 1859 -BRIDGET BARetE, JONE Uy 180 BRIDGET, MARTIN, & grated tor she city of New York sevent-en youre age, 2 dahl by Bf street, /Apy information received from her will ne thank! pap Re ne by her uocle, Michael Martin, Maryeviiie, Union c-unty, Uhio. U haere GENTLEMAN WHO RODE DOWN TOWN IN ccmpsuy (that fe 10 ibe game stage) wit? «lacy aad obit, nd g:-Lont at Wall «rect. writ dnd am old {cient vy acdrews inow *quare Poat ¢ “PIANOS FOR M44 Aiast Yevth var DI \way. LADY HAVING a BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED AND ‘“s extra fine tone seven & quarter octave rosewo0 vino Naree, mede 0 order tn this city, and on y a short ane fn ‘and ©. wil ee it at pearly ‘alt be original cost ¢ puramered this eek. rf is warranted for three yeare by « first sane. Yor Wasi be sold even at's sacridon Parting wanting » instrument for their own use. wiil please call and ea ie at the residence street, between Bleasker i 'N. B—Sascarved legn. serpentine case, over irang base and Ai] the latest improvements SPLENDID ARGOKTMENT OF BARMORE'S OGLE medal premium pianos, oranimunced ari. Judges and warranted io ail reapecta Maan. factory and wareroom 31% Bleecker Beem, to $170; one for $160, BSOCIATION OF A lar quarieriy meetic Mercer street, between #1 Ing, July 19, at 8o'elock. EWPT FIREMEN -THE REGU- will be beld a Firescoe anil fand Howson on T:'s=:uy ero @. W. WHEELER, R, NEW YORK FIRE DEP) RIMENT—TO COAL DBAL- IN ers —-Projosnis wil) be received fir supplving thres hun red tone of con) more or ieee. for one year, fram Novem er }, 1269. For information peely, to the undersigned from Vth W 26th of July. ReMUML 8 TBOMESON, #4 veckman st. WILLIAM WILLIAMS 115 Went 19th wt ROBT pete Ro 5 Depesster st Committe on Fuel and Hoard of Trustees 0. New York Fire Department ceeirous of parchamug puxne forte, selected by © Te ctesane of an ¢ Litre tor cash. ne \cmast be sold jeamediately, the ower havirg no use for it; bae ‘are round cornera, carved lege pearl Keys, &c ; jaf neven octave, and tas all the latest im }rovemer ta, and the makers guarantee for three years from April jast ‘Tcis instrument ell) be found on inspection uneur ‘ansed icy beauty of toucb ant tone at the residence 14 ercy pine, Bleecker suet. ser Broad w: 4 COMBDEORS, $125 TO $90—BAN JOB. ‘OD $B spnces tinny 1°25 to B10, x itare $2 60 19 ROL, Oulee 75 a cents ¢ $20; vinlics, 75 cents to $75, and all kinds of musical instruments, for aule very iow ithe od origiual Ja Be, ha Bam etreet, now located at 907 ley. thers rom Duane street. Aocordecns repaired and bai ST—RUYPOMED TO RY IV BROeD Herring, No. 17.589 By leaving It | int of egarver of Brosdway and Murray | (ny 2rd will be paid ci 7 TURWI“H GUITAR, SPLENDIDLY ORNAMENT&D, Bash sere Mie Bie todo BOWERY waviNGs A “of Ane srund, equal ie any otbe> Great rate iustrument. for 3 ark 184,570, The Onder wil please eave atthe J oh ote ig she street, up stairs, 4 LADY, TKAOHER O¥ THE PIANO WOULD LIK& a few pupils to instroct, eltber at ber resid. i> or at the pupils, Terma moderate, ‘Addresw for two days L. 3. L Beookivn Fost cffice Os 2 BONS. MANUFACTORERS 81) (OsT—D*BK COLOR. A SUITABLE be paid by serding it to 40 St. mark's place, m Seoud avenue RssOL, SUPPOSED TO Hava 1 Sixth ave ae railroad, on Sun fay ANARY reward w DVS Ps sur No. oF by ) who lett st Kighhetreet ‘he foter will , Serewnred by returning tbe estne 10.0, Sallivan, 64 Deck PD ree ede: te = 0. & Bons have been awarded 48 pizn medals for ibe supe SING WEAR MATLED | MOPty oF thetr mann we:ure for the oum 85 yanre O% Ba one last, dirested to the r ; MASON & HAMLIN’ SUPEBION end have not been received: — MBLOOBONE AND BARMONIUM bords (Texan Indemnity), Noe 2,905, 00), with sonpons attached, In inst Check No. 747, soot. wo Agen, Srwe ssintaat Treagucer eatries and odges, For parlors, churches, v one OstIt wholesale and retail PIANOS TO KE! EPOT OF THE ALEXANDRE OXGAN ) od 10 208 Broadway ALEXANDRE ORGANS (ostented tn tbe Cntod ktatos May 3, 1859) for drawing rooms, churches cnavels and schools ‘sole wedal of honor atthe Universe! Exhibition 9 165. ‘This magnificent Instrument wbich the brillant periormax cea of Agency, dat J , 1869, on York, isvor (bas. & Barnard’ and by bim eudoreed to A V Alstyne, and 07 B.A, Shepherd to the arderuzned, tor $1,200 Pa Dr Sroeabeck, dated June 20, on David bt, faver BoA. janes tor $670, Original check No 782 Sank of Hamburg 2 mo tank of the Republi Paige, at shepherd, snd by bim endorsed io the ui 5 ©, dated Apr favor &. Ward.'by him en. We atte. M Degen Hiarnes & Turner, and VILANOVA, .. sinuRG Shepherd % the underained, for $M * MLLE. WELLIS, ‘cheek No, Bt Hranch of Bark of ihe “tate of Mimouri, Ch : an dave repcered as popular to America as ia Europe. bas Seen sdor ted by We grestent artiste of how continents HOVIBUZALK, LISZT, MORSINE MEXR OKA, Ao. de oom att 4s, $0. $60, $188 Sie 8x0. $300. $520, $575. $100. A desorip ive circu’nr sent to any address oD appiiesti BawhsRD & PABRESUEL SRS Jr, 28 Browd Importers of bussoa accordeons, violins, viodn siriogs, &c cothe Mo, Febrnary 7. 1859 o5 Kook of Commerce, Few sork, favor Nichard Roideworth, and by him e@odorred to D. berlin, 8 Kutber, Viecer & Owens, aad by B.A. =) to the unceralened, for $250 a ed sgsinet mealies. o” negotiating ‘the said bonds. coupons anc drefia under penaity of the law. A iberal reward wi be ond tor their delivers UL» H. Be OWex & 00, 45 outh street. Y Osf-—ON BUNS AX, ira : Ly staten Inland boat. mntleman who left the Dost at Vanderbilt javdipng retin carpet Dag, covtaiatig toilet arti rt, de. ‘Ihe person who toon ‘tt will he suitably re ‘na bo questions asked, on returning the wame to 92 to INSt., ON BOARD THY yPEDERICE BLUME, jealer in MUSTOAL Fie a rate sPRur | oe 1m, Strings for all {ostrumenta, ‘No. 54 Chatham sireet Between Chambers and Centre atreeta New York. Ac} musical instruments repaired with nestaess arc despatch 7 O8T—A SMALL BUNDLE OF MANUSORI¢r »USiO J.) in Motibaven, on ibe Boston road. ‘Tha finder will pe sui ably rewarced bv leaving tbe same St Warren's music so: typing esis clinbment, 43 Centre etreet, rear, upper ator witheitber of te clerks of tbe Sylvan Grove or Sylvan vhore doais, Harlem. O81—ON FRIDAY LAST, IN CHOBSING BROADWAY LiGear Fourieenth sucess tet puree wise siete clas, containing ® small gum of money. If the finder will leave it at Mra. Taylor's thread and needle store. near the corner of oe Nee. and ‘bird avenue, he will receive s enitabie vew NOUR EXCELLENT SROOWD RAND PLANOFORTKS HO en ve poid at'e great sacrifice for ear: one. weven s0'avs rosewood at $200: one seven octave 7a, at $170, one 54g octave. ‘At $160, and one 63 Octave mabogany ai $130 Thite de ‘us of purcbaging & goot and cheag tostrament will find tk antage to call on us before buying ¢/a*where J.d& C, FISCHER'S Wareroom, 856 Browiway, three doors below Fourteenth street. e FUBICAL INSTRUCTION AND BOARD.—A FUR. ORT—ON THE CARS, BEYWEEN ALLYWR POINT | -*E nlabedjroom to le:ton single gentleman; part pay receiv 1 und Bowens bi POM, train froon seakin ot tbe IStnanee, | Jearonn up the plapo,sitn sion frat rate,and conv: ineipel ferries. Apply st 200 Cithton wirees Br: om Harrison. Docke:bock, routaining Of depostt on the Safety | Fund Bank, Moston, a he papers, ie Weegee topos [dh peed hbo. no eatue to ary one but the owner jer will receives BE! Futtable rewart by delivering 10 Mr--Audrew, conneslor er carton el faulty teeing oe bo FINE oS ae ae: s Se nealing It ap gad sending 1 to Tre one bt bait the’ ret cork. wity a Defoe sat ore. Mr, Andrew by mail. Payment of the checks has been stoped. | 9 wi Nell One Mt ng some rosewood bedroom furniture. OfT—ON MONDAY, JULY 8, A BANK BOOK ON | Call at No. £6 West Eleventh. street. iD the Greenwich Savings bank = 4 liberal reward wil pe pald by leaving it at the bank or Eerald office, first deak trom pianos For soncous axp SEMIN ARIES OHICKERING & SORE Paton street. Hew sale larxe seven octave PIANOS, Warercoms 64 Bruedway *. OsST.—$5 KFWARD FOR MY PORTAMORN 18, “AT 46H Pearl street. JAMES ABDFISLD. Osf—ON BATURDAY, A PAIK OF GOLD SUBEYS 4 buttons. ‘tbe Snder wil! please retura them to 370 Broad ‘way, up stairs, or $4 Ninth street. OST—YESTERDAY MORNING. IN THR 1 part of the city, the following accepted drafie:—One for | gesimoninler Phe Horece at, Sn evee ay. ecg aR dated J mong ibe very beat Kran at bgt he rook of thelr and endorsed: by bim; said draft is payable st ine office vf merha from personal knowledge.”—Chriatian Intelligencer. Sno fi. Mrower & C0, New York. One for $200 drawa. by — - Kauffman & Kiaener to their own favor and endorsed by pro ROBKWOOD PIANOS FOR SALBE—AT A RAR- them. on Hepninge & Gosling, New York, a 6 days, dats sain; one at $180 and one at $228; cont #850, fully war Galveston, June 29, 1859, accepted Jul Paymentot 'beve ted. a ‘stock of new improv les ‘at resuced ratte bas bem 8 a prices LINDEMAN & SON, 696 Broadway LANOS, 08, WELODEONS AND OBGASS.—THK HORACE PP WATERS pianos and melodeoms, for depth, purity of tone and durability, are wnmurp Second hand pianos anc melodeons ‘Pianos and melodeone to rent. MHORACK WATERS, ates 883 Broaaway. drafia bas been stopped, and all persous are cantioned agaist uegotialing the aame. The finder will be reward’ | by leaving ‘said dratw at beury Shelcon & Co.'s, 55 Pine stre O8T—A GOLD eit LOOKET WIT! Two » traits, on Saturéay ‘The finder will be libera’ Poach ded'by deliver i is No, 6 Barslay street or 31 West Ten! Mies GOOD ee ACCOMPANIES, wao about two read at right, to from thie ety and remain Broadway, wp stairs. about tén miles apply at 63 SUATRVOY ANT. MRS. SEYM@UB, 908 FOURTH A wareet, a few di DL NDAY, JOLY 17, A GRAY | stiumintal cuirvoyast ie woeld ever sowe” Onovaetons REWARD.—LOST, SUNDAY, JOLY 17, a GRA’ trol Oy world ever saw. $2 parrot. The Onder will recetve the above rewar.| by | on rioknes, business, absent frienda, de, fatisfotion or raiurning it to 824 Moni oe street HAS, A WALSON. | mopay. LOST, A BMALL, BLAOK AND TAR wTRoLOGy — we LEAVEY OAN BB OONKULY. terrier siut; bad op sliver cbain col inscribe Ata ‘about love, aie a ‘telia all 0 orn Cassady.” The store crowd il ie eae street, in Ladies, depeld to any one who will r to room No. 9 Clinton cents; gentlemen, 50 eente. cambes, Speety marion hace Hotel, Or Bo. 4 Olinton glace. No questions sated, at ind pirat ooky mmbere xtra charge. if abe is found tn any on 310 dimot ny LEAVING TER AC yo pomenion they be prosecuted sTEOLOGY. pn tae RO ate ane, tbe tye ‘Musi, o0 evening, July 14, nemail Pe yt hy rion at fii aque an Tals nice Tae | ne he oP yet cat me Seis sbove reward aint tat io Weet | recond ol solaabizsed) - valued aa the the gic be $15 4%; "ARD.—-LOST, ON FRIDAY, AFTERNOO, IN CMA ee law durrecens totes worl cnneee ) soto trom m the corner of Liberty street to pd Sea curen. Take nace Rectropaihy electro magnetic fe con rae ae a trey one Bri hen Tiwenm w00n Cures, Revideuse SH Broome’ cieehe tear | Wa $5 mpld pa ‘above reward a be paid paid by leaving Br Bowery, wi ADAME WIDGER, OLAIRVOUANT, A GIPTRD SP a- $L5 REWARD —Loer, ON waDNenDAY, JOLT 18 M fo nay caren miner ‘metkanes er tl sesease: “a ©) gsog tem ft Be Pearl street 10, Weokminn sreet. & iat inery Cn ket or stolen, 206 Bowery, be Shato, and “ocket with the ikeness at ® nosis tie mine. | eee Bowatom oni Whoever wi) return the above to 171. Pearl atreet to Rls Onno, will receive the abuve reward, and ino questions aaked. 5.—WHO HAS NOT HRARD OF THE ORLEBRATRO « Madame PREWBTRAF She bas been eonsulted by thor: $95 REWARD.—LOST ON THA 1TH JOLY, IN And other cities win entire eulimrastion. Shr 40) Findson oF Franklin at, ao old fashioned gold lever | fecks sonfident abe has mo equal, She tol tha name of fatars watch, Robert Rorkell, Liverpool, maker, No S ist, Tho | wie or husband. ale that of her I you wish (roth finder’ will receive the Shore ateward by jieaving M withJ, Ty ‘Ueto, Wathmaker, No, 9 Maiden iane, AK BOBOONKR JAMES D. BAWUBL, 155 tben; palle and running rigging new lat seaedn. blew anc aD hors, thoroughly overbauled, all in good Will he so'd Jow, not having busines (or her. lies atthe foot of Delancey street a upiy io WM Mok 2 Tomyhine street, or in the store 6 Canal street ; Ok SALK.—TBe STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL Ot the best fitted up corner sain down town, doing a ates Dasiness. ‘Thie ts bonatde, and no bambug. Only ‘for selling is other busiaess 10 stiend to, appiy to i & EGCUTHWICK, 81 Nasana street, WOE RALE—A COMPLETELY PORSISHED OORNER Ronse tp one of the mont desirable locations in the eity; it fea full bt. and repie! wiih every convenenoe, If "PI lied tor eoon will be Fo} ‘gio #04 on terms to eult. wred_ he bouse will be sod separately Inquire at 64 Wiliam street, of JOSSPE H. WHIP, office 29. (OR SALB—A HT, CaP AND FUR STORE, WITH " shop tools and txtures complete lense aod iow rent, location uneurparsed for any business This is a chance that feidom fers, “For particulars apply on the premises, 145 ry. = \OK SALE—THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FLX URES ¥ of » berdware store ip the gl part of the city; hag been eatablihed tao years: now doing s ond @boleeale and rete buatoess, any person having caoital will dad this a Ane Spportunity to, start bualness oa a sure founcation. ad¢ress A. Fou office, stating where an faterview can be had. Saitatactory reasons given for sell R SALE—& WHOLKGALE AND. eral wignoR store, with etock and fixtures, for the last eigh- teen yeni. Apply on the, uremises Bo Mooseret street, of JOHN KEE ‘N. #.— Alm) @ retail liquor store and bar Je, corner ot new Bowery and soosevelt s'reet. JOHN KEULY. OR FALE—A NEATLY FITTED UP TEA AND OOTFER store. A good chance for a business man with a emall capital, Apply to A 8. HOPE & GUMPY, 276 Green wich mr et, corner of Warren. (OB BALB—A SPLENDID BAR AND LUNOH ROOM, wellestaolish=d and doing profitable business, woh « desirable lease Must be sold immediately aa the owner i+ odiiged to go to Burope. apply wu. W. MaRKHAM, lot POR BALE.— A DINING PALOON AND RESTAURANT in ore of ‘be best locations for business; well fitted up, st in firet rate order, long ‘ease and doing a eae This ope of the beat bargaina ever oflered, Apply to M. FRANCS, 429 roadway, corter of Howard atr POH BALES TBR STOCK, FIXTURES AND Lease OF % more, stated under Library Building. ‘Elizabeth City, NJ. Wail be sold cheap if applied for immedistely. Lo mire on tbe premises, 105 brond street, Elizabeth, or to VAN Winkie & & WINANS, No. 1 Fine sureet, N. ¥. OR £ALB—SHVEN FECUND HAND IKON SaFES: way lous sizes, at 7 Maiden Le Gf OK SALE—THRSPLENDID HANDELIRR( ay ratary Ngbte, formerly of the italian Opera Hoense, lately Of Thompeco & bon's cuoou, Brosdway Wil te sold ches, ax the builcing 18 to be altered tor mercantile yr:=posne App! 4 dubrUS 10 » 22 (Old No. 18) aus sireet, drat 30 Pine street RLISHED DINING, BAR and bildasd saloon, having een kept #6 sach for five years, and doing A good exab business. Sold oniy on ne connt of o her business Come and indge for yourse'vea. No adjection to take two bores io part payment Price only minth avenue. Will eel on reagonahie POs SALE-TEE OLD ers AND COFFRE ng into other busines 90 Vewes atrer, oppo: WOR SALK—A PASTRY Louse Fhe presevt owner For oar-ienlare apply on the pre Washington warket. GOR SAL P—A WHOLESALE ANO RETATL LQUOR store, with stock and Gxsures, and a five yearw’ lease, com. mencing from wey lust, eituated ov the eoulbeaat coroer of *orty #eoobd e’reet and bieverih avenue: convenient > Wee- beween ferry. Apply In the etove WOR BALE~A VEBY DH*IRASLE _INVESTMENT—» productive property; leadesiat a cen: of $3 (00 per year, pay able menih: ;, erths easy, par’ would be taken in ower pi peniy apply between Zane 3 PM tok A JONES, Mannat au Life Insurance, x0. SL Nassau street, q'OR SALE CHRAP—TA2 SZOCK, FIXTURES AND od will of a grocery ard liquor store. on the corner of Birmioghum spd Wadison streets, togetter with horse a wagon and five years’ leare. Inquire wt 139 Madtaon atreet, OK SALE CUBRAP-THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND fS "iease of fret clare corner grocery store, being ina business location, the only positive reasou for selling 1s the p-Oprietor having other bussiness cannot attend w it Fo: terms apply at Jobnuscn’s wining Seioons, corner of Nasssu sid Liberty streets ARDWARK—A WHOLESALE BOUSE DOING 4 beary trade, chiedy Soutbern. 1 short credit and pune tual cnawmers desires to sel out ibe #tock is all new uch an epportonuly rarely occurs, Good reasons for selling KEW PHOTOGRAPH Galley FOR BAI E — t bse two akylighi#; the largest operating room in the chy, aud is complete (oF 's Aret clase urust witnate? only MD ove stairway, No 691 Broadway, with five years’ lease. Whit be sold reasonably muy time from now till peat spring; in the meantime 223, and 60s. snd raphe will be’ takea daily. KON STILL FOR SALB OBBAP—600 GALLON CAPA ]Gty; will be. sold. low if taken away ee ee Avpiy to LADDUN & YENI, 136 Maiden lane, corner of YSTHR AND DINING SALOON FOR SALB—SITUA ted in one of the beat localities; dotog s business unsur passed, and will be gold at # bargein. "This is a chance that is aelaom met ¥ ply a: No. 1 Chambers street, room 6. DOTTERY FOR SALE OB BENT—FORMERLY O00 pied by Wilifem Young #Co., in Trenton, NJ, or « saan pion undorwente the: boaiaees fhoroughiy, may have av interest tp (be business for ihe prepsr ma&aagement of the Address James Yates, Trenton, NX, J._ 3 HOUSES, ROOMS, &., TO LET. HE: FUKNIBUED HOUSE TO LET—POSSESRON 1MME- . F would sell the furniture to & cash cu tomer ‘is te, te, progent cecupant, mas sant leave tho diy. r 4 SERED WONT ie eee THREE BOTORY 4 hf xa 4 oy tye ag sabe sieeiael Va LE eam é girecm snikonery- west prota. waser, bot and cold at hae For of the hows Shire ioe Ly Grounvlan tose Was FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON SECOND A, With bedroom attache, to let tor $18 per Tah ony ot #4 per week to two gen gua. ‘Sreplace, Ac. Also firviabed rcom to Tet for Si 8) per week. poly at aT Greene atreet, near Bieecker. NEAT OOTTAGE—@I1H Pitre FIXTUBES, 0., articulare iuguice af TO lev immediately; rent only $450; completely furn shel! fOr Samail family, avd furniture for igt & bargain. or (0 léty urniehed. Very cealrable tor y anarried coup Lin saiMae 53 fourth fe, URNISFED COTTAGE ON THE BAYKS OF THR Hudeon, ten miles from New York city, delightfully situ- ated, su) rounded by forest wees, enay of ucoéaa; Will be rented very low icr the remainger ‘or ihe wet LL La M MLLIOTE, | No, 8 Wall street. WORN CHRD AND UNFURNISHED RoOMa TO LET— Fuitatle for email femilies to keep pl Ale a new bose on Forty ftth atrcet, pear Kleventh ay rent $300. Yor further parteniara spply to Hew MOUNPAIN, 12d West Twen\y fou:th suet, near Seventh avenue. i IN SPRUCK STREET —SEVERAL Seay cetenngn arta re as anaes spores rts W. Giana, iS tpruce street pny ) LRT” LAKG® ROOM, WITH FIXtU KFS, 25 BY 60 feat, on the third. Conny a Nagtau strect. Apply to M. J, r LET—aT ¥O. 1D 7 from Bleecker erect. a superb ‘also, donbl Persons remsicing in tos clty would and sipgle hecrooms fot ‘this & coo! aud qniet location. The house contains ali tho improvemeuis ) LNT—1HE FIRST CLASS HOUSES NS. 73 AND 15 Feventh street rear Second sree, ree at ry, attic and ba:eneat, in com plete order. App! bars BisCO, 168 Bast ‘wenty- bare atreet betore 10 A.M. Mor ater 8 M i NO LET- A TRKR® STORY AND BASRY ENT H Xo. 100 Kast Thirty secoud street, newly osinted, and in firetinte repair; ben athe modern iwirovemenie costalaing fourwen rooma Gna tixtares gelong to the house. Will be weifor one or more years Ingiire of & 4. & . pas | BURR. HAM, agents, 611 Buceon stree}, corner of Troy, N To LET—AT AU PLACE, SECOND HOUSE from Bieecke! verb sult of rooms: also, double sud ingle bedron Persons maine. i in the city gala find thig & cool and quiet location, The house contains all the mocern tipprovements 0 LET-THE ENTIRE SEIOND FLOOR OF THB large elegantly Sniabed four story dwelling No. 678 Sixth avenue Posessicn immediately. Kent very moderate to s dtepant. Apply at Murray Hill House, Corner of Porbetds treet and Elath avenue. 0 LET— FURMISHED, AT NO. 2) BAST TAIRTERNTH T” iireer, between sith avenue snd University place, twa parlors, suitable for a possician; a'so rooms on the second and thud floors, to single gentlemen, with or without pardal board, Good reference giveu acd required. PO LET—A SPLENDID SUIT OF PARLORS, SITU ATED fn Kond street, firw: house trom Broadway, suitable for = Dhysiclan, dentit, merchant tailor. oF any buriaeas req 2 fuabiousble and cectral location; also, some other rocms, {uF Bisbed or unturpished, the most desirable in the clty. Ff 0 LET=T0 # SMALL GENTERG FAMILY, THE Ra. cond of a three story a aus, dail Bacar raw ae snes teuan! Vt prem' ‘om Tw le BS screech or of H NEWMaN 199 Broadway iid 0 LET-A FIRST CLASS STONE HOUSE, FOUR story and attic, on the norta side of Kast Fourteenth No. 79, with all modern improvemenia. The houre tion ‘will command first class femilies It ia partially ished, er person should a the bulanes may be added if they wish apply at 75 East Fourteenth at, Lat, FOR Salt rot house No 9 Laigbtetreet with the furniture, w: Dew, til be sold cheap for cash or good securty. Hass a se ec’ ncarders, oe nema pays weil. House nen) emai eanenta, nothin, [- AD ex portunity, Pocsewion immediately. had 10 LET—AT SPCYTEN PPI lah Speed AFEW een ‘walk from the ralirosd station, » good family house, wich garden, stable. &c. apply to W. “SRAGKANT, ‘spuyten Duy- vel, or at 80 Wa street. 10 LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—THAT SPLENDID new 268 West street, right in fron’ of the Galway line cf teawsiipa. one of the finest #:ores in this city, ft for ‘any Kind of businees, moze particulariy fur a liquor store. In- quire on the premisre. 10 RENT—AT BT AP! BTON, STATEN 18UAND, ABOUT five minutes’ walk from the second 1- ndia, cottages, {n good order. <a would be let in furnished 1 vat very reasonably. Apply el ae ae treet, room No. 2 LET OR LEASE—A LARGE FACTORY A¥D SEVE- ral lots of land, \ogetber with sieam engire, boiler, shaft ing, 2c. well lovaied ip Brooklyn on one of the thoroughtaree ccpvenient 19 Whe terries. ynauire alre af 216 Lave gston street before 10 A. M. or after 5 P : HOUSES, ROOMS, « &C., WANTED. QMALL HOUSE WaNTED-UP TOWN: RENT NOT FO A exceed $10; not above Fortieth stree:, west side, and Eng- lish basement preferred. adarers donee. Herald ollie TANTED—A CONVENIENT AND WELL LOCATED Inuse between Fitteenth and Upirty eixth streets. Kent $700 to $0 fate house and west side preverred, Addreag 8eD HOUSE, ex 1,679, Post office, with all par icu ai WANTEDI’ BANDSOMELY iF two sinters lenchera, amiabie and nceocapll/hed, who ave excellent bousekeepere; would board the owners: pre‘er the west vide of Broadway’ adarees |. 0. &, Herald office, tor three dave. 'ANTRD—TO PURCHASE, 4 GROCERY STORE, DO- img & e004 “bes business, either in New York or Hrook- lyn As dress, stating Joraiion, 0. &. B, Herald office, Ww ANTED- PART OF A HOUSK WITH MODERN IM. ‘m provements to be occupied py three adults, (orotber, servan'): location Nip’h or sixteenth ward. Ad wor call at No.7 Pank et, FURS sin ar ‘COPARTNERSHIP 40T ICES. “PARTNER WANTED-IN 1G8 i 4IN AND PRO- AL anee bostens, by one who ie able to wnske the business pro yy without ready coney; 3.09 wil be 7 broadwsy © & BOWA~S & CO £ AN US}QUALLED STAND tor & general liauce Pemater wate 2 ferme ee gentle- with $400 10 take equal t terest: & knowledge ‘ibe business Fequiaite, best referenoee required. NO bar kept. A¢dress Liquere, box Tht’ Herald office, ISSOLDTION OF CoPARTNAREHIP —THE O@PART- D) ierouip her otofore extting between the subecrtvase uedet the frm of Gas ler & bockwell, m ths coal and «ood basiness, ts this day diesolved by mutual eongent YORKVILLE, Third avenne, bighty tixth and streets, New York, May 19, 1 ‘ighty neventh GEORGE G2 LR, GU. 8. BOCK WELL, WANT 4 MAN TO PRaVEL rith me, and attend the ticket office of n rat clase popa- ‘ar entertainment; I will give bim amejual interest if be will pay the balance of expenses of starting which wil! oe about SG or $60, for printing, Ae. Addrexs Rovelty, Chatham square “ont office, ARKINER WANTED—WITH $600 OASH, TO ENGAGE in 8 commission business, amonct reqnired being merely Domine! compared to an interest. the object being to obtain s suitable man.se the businees is likely to be nnosnally largs this fall. sédreas, giving name acd last employment, (Goae others votlced) M. &.'T, Herald office, SDVERTIBER 15 A ps RTNER WANTED He RSON OF INDUSTRIOUS TP iavita, with $1,000 oF $1.500 who wishew to. jom in parte persbip in some rerpectable business where Bla eervices would be required; is thoroughly erqusinte’ with the grocnry business, bu: would preter something elas, unless it was ia ove ef the first houses in the city or would loae an emptover We sum for a falr salary Mt the money eruld be. vevured, Nobody but prineip be taken notice of. Refersuce wiven and required. Addreas Ky Herald $250 PARTNER, WANTED, IN AN OF D FSTA. OU) plished business, Fulton street, clearing #00 net yearly, A very rare soportunity thi» for any reapactable mani wektiag & reliable cash businees with small spital. p> piy two daye at 347 Broadwey, room it. &300 —AN SONKESE, INDUSTRIOUS MAN WAN 2 bal +. bo partner, with the shove smount, ip a wave -ash business, where be cay make from $40) to $50.8 week, snd Do tak Apply wT. GAFFNEY, 61 d street, ofice._ LUMBING AND GAS FIVTING ESTABLISHMBNT FOR saie— An, excellent opportanits for a yung begiouer to commence business, A good stand of nine years’ standing with & full stock of ever thing appertaining to the ousiness, logether with tke twols, good will and fixtures, as the owuar ie young in the connury. Address Gas Fier, Herald oillce, N. B,Agenis need not apply. ‘v° ITS.—FOR 84L%, RU ONE HALF OF THK interest in an old established drug more. Inquire at ly Sullivan etree. HE SUBSORJBER OF FEAR FOR SALE OR EXOHANG! for property !n Brooklyn, the following valuable uae cumbered farm, op the bauks of the Delaware, 375 xcres, we Jed, Wi an elegant two story dweiling recently erect | 40"by “sh, with extension: new bara, wade fee. moke sad Wagon bousee; waler introduced hito ‘house [rom a Ihouniain apring. For further pardsulare apply w B. SH AUK- BLTON, No.7 Seekman street. »- FOR SALE, THE RXOLUS(VE MIGHT TO QO. Sasutacture new articles of xroat demand. at 5) percent profit. The propnetor will give the purchsaer at or. cer jmmediately for Ta at the artic.es. Apply at 252 seco! $1.50 ONE OF THE BEST tands in ihe city of New York tor # puolic a house, situate on the line of the Sixta avenue feaipeecl commision: of ® house, stock and fixtures of @ firs: class barroom, now demg 8 good business, ne by tne employees of ine railroad, Central Park, i. Ground rent $100. The Park skaitng pond fe within 200 feet of tbe place, inquire on ihe premies. QM THE NORTH, SOUTH, MAST, yf Cuda, are invited o rat: ne ole ited ms ae styles, gan ap ele ey bn af Fa IGTON’S, 368 joceter fal pircet, oppoatie Wooster. 6 and 48 Worwter street Katabliahed tn 1848 MELL AMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE. IN ws eee biet ‘Tholesaie and retw!l ri W4K0, 27 Canal sees Four doore ena of Broadway, ah EWAMBLLED FUMNITURR mJ ean 00- BouGHT FOR RKADY MONRY.—A PORN ITOED ven in ready mooey for furntinre, carpeia, Pooks ice at {a3 Sixth avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth OU illite Nie OF PLIMPTON'S NO. 7 SECRETARY BEDSTEAD, oO” y OF d order; been tn use since Ist of June; enld on ec: count rie owner leaving the city; if purchased this willbe made & great object to parties wanting to buy for enah. ‘This bedstead representa three aistinet articles of furniture, & secretary or bookesse. a panel side double French bedstead, vith spring bottom, and a tollet tabs Cail aud examine at 187 Prineo street, asec bloeks thom broadway, $EOO. 7A FOUN MAN, WANTS AN INTEREST a) le Ly some respecteble bueizess, Address, suting dardeulara, W., box 13! Herald oflise, $1,000. —PARTNER WANTED —A YOUNG MAN ‘+ baving 200d credit in the city and possessing Buniners qualiications, would like io meet wits a person with the above amount in cash, with 8 vis to partnership. | est | references given ard required, Address M.M., box 100 14 office. TO $2,000.—A PARTNER Is WANTED INTHE $1,000 ese carne wien o oles a fine boetness and long es tabiished in one ot ine terisianis for making money in the ety. This we fine chance for & smart nibs with the above amount fn cash web» can enter right into Sinowey making busloees, and D0 riek in ihe world A‘drems, (or one week, Kobert Sweedle, Herals offce, mating where ad interview ce 5 TO $8000 WANTED-IN 4 4IGHLY RE- $2000 Sectanse vavinees Joug and well estehliebed, paying now $0) peranoum. The anove cavital, tor whieh Wercaatile security and ove half the amount invested. or nalf interest, will be allowed and secured ts eal: er8, with real rame where to call, P., box 179 Bersid uy 0 —THEBU! BSC! Heigint id a $2. 000 "Sema nhe ener en at Bears where ft.can be shown chat a cair retw n will Address box 182 Herald « a WANTED, A PARTY TO FURNISH THR $2. 500,-nasttnn SAREE TO, SURES a market av article that family, and batter leundry. tailor and fire held out to the pat-y laking pane sin fail name. Iron, box 80 Kerald Oe ee ear ee eee remeron . =PARTWKR WANTED, IN FE AN $5.000. Srodtabie business wiveady eetabiobed te tie fae Pasty A or . for further ,. 4! L Dhaba ern WITH THIS Axounr $5,000.22 or Sergi jtiowarle relersaces Eas and et ES Adoreee bor ‘3,165 Pos office, agente TO 990 000.—WaA! A GENERAL OB $15,000 peeina ns Neon ae sere 2 CATLIS, aris, $50.00 000.0%: ALF INTEREST IN AN EXTan- sive and very lucrative manufact Per’ Aa we'las good security given for $10,000. le, N. ¥. Post office, ap OLERALB &RGAR MAREET—0, omnia, az | eee 1,000,000 Bt domestic and German pegars, from $4 to $50 per and,” Cash buyers are offered, grea duyemeny,