The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1859, Page 2

2 IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUBLA President Castro Overthrown—The Constitutional Party Going Ahead—Sharp Fighting Going on Between Both Parties—Castro in a Tight Place—One Hundred Guards Set Over Him—Fierce Fighting in Prospect— Condition of the Country, &. By the arrival of the steamer Empire Clty we have re ceived adviors from Venezuela, by way of Bavana, to (he 10h inst. We rndjoie the interesting letter of our aa, Cus COFrepoudent, “ith some additional facts from the Duaria de country :— OUR CARACAS CORFFSPON DENCE. Caracas, Auguat T, 1869 Castro's Preceedings—Jampertg with the Venerwtans— Castro Outwittd—Fright of the Liberals—Shme Negroes Kiiled— Phe Liberal Provisomal Government— Division amumig the People—Severe Conflicts in the Street—Free Fighting AU Round—The People Thoroughly Arousea— The Fut- of Castro, de "You wil! bave observed from previous advices thet affairs with us were spprosching @ crisis. Daring the past week severs! tmportant events bave transpired, of which I will give you 8 brief synopeis:— On the Stet ult. » prociamation of Castro's appeared, in which be said that, following the noble exemple of Boll- var, be declared, as be did, that ‘the people should be 1 conly jadges of thetr tnteresta and the masters of thetr cc(vny;? apd concluded by urging the people of Vene- zWeie \C wait “one day longer,” and their hopes should be yenlizea That very day be called a meoting of several Citizens, mittof whom were Monegulstas and omployés of the gover ment, to whom he promised that the Fede- Tetion should be srociaimed. On the following day it was necessary to oust the com. ‘Wander of the tron; t and all the other officers of the bat- talveps * Copvencion’’ and “ Cinco de Marzo” In a pri ‘Vate meeting of bis Cabinet, held at eleven o'clock that night, be appointed new officers of the troops and sum- mOned the Dattaliious for eight o'clock the following morning Commandant Juan Clemente Casas by chance of the action taken, and hastened so give the in- formation ‘ bis brother, Manuei Vice te (the commander Of the (roopa), who determined, with tae other officers, to resist :peir removal, which would place society, soul abd rovy, ip the havos of the rabble. By the action of these officers’ guard was stationed at ‘the house of Castro to prevent bis escaps, At 9 o'clock on the morning of the let inst., the chiefs of the bata'iions procisimed the federation, with cheers for Geperai Falcon, ‘The Lverais sppear to have los: their senses, and called a Tass meohing Of ail citizens in the squire of Saa Pablo to appoint « provisional government and arm themselves from the arsenal. 4 large party of negroas attempted to take theee arms, but were fired upon from ths arseasl, one being killed and five wounded. The provisions! g2- vernment of the liberals was as foliows:—Doo Jose Manuel Garcia, the priest Joze M. Rivero, E. Raudon, and J. de Jos Morales, the Secretarion of State were N. Mart'nes, Doo J. M. Baveo, Don G. R Rutz; and Communder of the forces, Rafaci Urdaneia; Commander of the City Forces, J.U Silva; Governor, 4G. Mesa; Secretary, M. Larra Zaost; Mayor, Feliz boss Tr not admit such a srmed force would provieopal government, and sent a deputation Composed of the Archbisbop, General Soubletie, aud others to treat wii tbe leaders for the appointment of other men; but the lsberals would pot agree to any thing, ano their Governor, Miguel Garcia Mesa, directed Pipeds and tho miutis to station themselves in San Pablo's Quarters, 200d Pent for General Aguado, who was at Mai. quetia with two hundred m On the morniog of the 20 of August people commenced to speak agains: the federa‘toa, but Dou Arochs, Pancho Mcteleva and Manuel m. Ecbaudia went from street to street counreling moderation and obedience to the consti- tution, whist Aranda and Reudon (Castro’s Ministers) hia themrelves, At pine o’ciock A. M. General Castro was conducted to the government house; there to resiga in favor of too designado Sr. Gual, in consequence of the absence of ifr. Tovar, the Vice Presidens,twho wasin the Occidental pro vVinces maintaining order «nd peace. At baif past eleven o'clock Pineda was summoned to deliver up bis arms. Tne Monaguistas fortited themselves in Julio Monaga’s house, supported infront by the San Paplo quarters and in the rear by Gen. Aguado on Caivary bill, After calJing upon Pineda three times to furrender bis arms the attack commenced, endjiasted until baif past three, when the house was takea after a a struggle. Aguado retreated, leaving his cannon ind. Teo companies from the battalions “Convencion” and “5th of March,” a part of the militia, two bodies of ca- valry ana two pieces of artillery were the forces on the government side. The enemy lost sixty kuled, many wounded and 150 prigopers, among them their con- mander, Col. Pineda, The constitutionalists lost eight Kilied. On the following day, the 3d, Col. Acevedo, of the “liberal” party, appeared near Petaré, but was forced to retire to Capalla. ‘A party from Ful, Jed by Lander, Zarria and Amestoi, advanced against Caracas, but were repulsed by the con- stitacional troops. Victoria 1s in the bands of the Monaguistas; but Valencia and Porto Cabcilo are defending themecives. There are now three thousand men in the militia of Caracas. Oid and young are uader arms, for they Koow that they are fighting for their lives. Some of the prisoa ers Dave deciarea that thoy were promised four nours of lage. = Bix Dundred men left for Lagusyra under the command of Lieut Col. 0. Zarrage, but nosing nas been heard of their doings. A letter from Laguayra, of 10th august, informs us that Col Zarraga bad taken possession of the town, but not of the foris, owing to the fac. that,he was without apy cannon. Sr. Gual, the Designado, is the Actiog President, as the Vice Presicent, Sr. Tovar, tas not yot made bis appearance Sr. Mencoza is our Governor. A Frenchman was arrested yes‘erday with jotters in bis peesession for the Monaguistss, bu} was afterward reiessad, because the government wishes to act legally, noswith. standing that the Mooaguistas are daily murdering and raveging all who fail in tocir power. You will thus gee toat tue people have at last aroused themseives, and sre determined to protect themaecives Sgainst thecrueltiesand lawiess acts of Monages acd ois friends. It was bigh time to act ; hud they waited much longer the negroes would have been armed by tae enemies of the conssitvtion, and this beautiful couniry become another San Domingo. ‘ommerce of course is paralyzed. What Castro’s fate will be your correspondent cavoot pay. Perhaps those great allies who captured Sebastopol and delivered sous BuS, will sgain eend the Acberon, Styx, Lucifer aad o:her inferoal steamers to intimidate our fsoermen and iuterfere ‘with our coast trade. What has become of the Monroe doctrine? NEWSPAPER ACCOCNTS. {Tranelated from Ei Diario de ia Marias, of August 23 for toe New York AxraLp.} By way of Savana we have intelligence from Laguay- ra to the 10th of August, A letter from that port states tha: on the 2d of august, in cousequense of the douotful Proceedirgs of President Castro, wa» had openly under- mined the constitution, Gov. Zutoaga and tue miliary commander, Casas, aided by two battalions of the line, which are stationed in Caracas, arrested nim io the Gov. erpment House, and be renounced tas Presidency, Senor Pedro Cusl, in the absence ot the Vice President, Manael Felipe Tovar, being appoiated to act in bs stead, and the Capital was being governed in a constitutional manger. Tn the meanwhile, on the 1st insiant, General Aguado, at the head of some rioters, and in accordance witn tac commander, of the garrison of Laguayra, caused the federation to be prociaimed, and in the evening marched upon Caracas with all the psopie be couid muster, with We belief that they would bs supported there uuder the Buspices of Castro; but, oa the 2d, after a comoat of four hours, Aguado bavicg lost nearly all nis foliowe-t, he had to retrace his steps to Lagnayra and Malquetia, On the Sth tome forces from Caracas bal a contest with the garrison of Laguayra, aod a{ter an engagement, of three bours, witu equai lossia dead snd wounded on both sides, the Caracas division reuirei. More troops wel momently expected from Caracas, when tnare wauld be « Dioody eogagement. The stores were ail shat up, the streets deserted, and the greatest auxisty precaued ia every partof Leguayra to see the end of the decimating strugg'e. The Diario d-ia Marina, of thy 234 instant, comment- {ng on the inteitigence from Venezuela, makes toe follow- ing obeervatious:— ia Uhis day’s paper we publish imoortaat news from this republic, given over again to tha horrors of civil war, Promoted, us had already been proguosiicared, and which ‘was mont to be feared by the weakaous of Genoral Casiro, to the dates which wo have resetved, we cin explain the intelligence contained in the Laguayra Metier, and acd otber facts of no jess interest. General Castro who, a3 our readers will romember, hag Surrounded by individuals of the feteratiat party, heid a secret convention with ihese and some officers of bis army on the 3ist of July, 0 a8 oa the following day to declare the constitution of Valencia, sworn to by him. seif and the country, a dead letter, and to prosisim the federation. fo carry out bis plan more easily, Genoral Cestro found it necessary beforehand to depose Sesore Zaloaga and Don Manuel Vicente Casas, the first being the Governor of Caracas apd tae second the Commander. in-Chief. But these had discovered the revolutionary pian, and being convinced that the triumph of tho partics favorable to the federation would be tantamount to toe tacking of toe city, and to the rain aad death of a great Dumber of families, came to an agreement, and suc. Seeded in eeiziug Castro and throwing him iato prison, Where, according to the istest dates, ho was securely confined, under the custody of one hundred mea, wuo ‘Were determined to provent his escape. Notwithstanding, the federalists of Laguayra, who were Unanimous jn feeling with Gen Castro, declared them- Scives ina pablic movement on the iat of August, as they believed contemporancously with those of Caracas. Besides, they hastened with oross, under the command ‘of Aguado, to the aid of that capilal; but these, as well a8 two divisions of 300 man, each’ of which had come from different points and hat entrencaed thomeolves in a ouge in the chiy of San Pabio, were attackod wiih the ub ‘wounded and 160 prisoners, The Reverie — Tespeotable fam ‘was extraord: y Dut at tue proper momont em the enthusiam for the defence ot too couniey toe ies fow hoars a force of 3,000 men was orgauised and armed “determined to die,” as they write, “rather thau guomi: Ne Caracas ‘and Li 1 From agaayra we learn, Com rmiy letters, that although the revolutionary prrty iamunt no the one band, the imprisonment of Gueral Castro, be. cause of late he bas served them 98 an instrument for ths rea/ization of tbeir on the other hand they rojoice ‘st it, and would even wish a worse fa'o for him, inasmuch #8 be was a traitor to bis party so as to ob.ain the Preaj. covey, and bis conversion at preeeat cannot bs sincere, 4a dictated by bis ambition. " Puerto Cabello and Valencia wore determined to defend {he constitution to the utmost against Gen Falcon aod nts Gortsens. What was most to befeared was, that the reb- jeu at Caracas la Marina portraying the state of parties in thas | > ee o's of the eaat aqs west, es e000 am they heard the frat t- pgs Of tbe ce of Weir party at Caracas, would fl rsx wo ere to Oat point, and | ; suengty to steratin’d them — If, unfortonately, those ate) Ih Wat greatly feared that the most jee WOU Or fal the country, Dota Im bas | lowe Of peoperts God Human hfe. Such are the assurances of Le Bowe reveived, Highly Important to Merchants Engaged to the tradeof the Isianasor Cuba and Porto ica CoxsuLats oF Sear New Yoax, August 29, The undereigred, Congnl of Spatn, nas rocalved trom his Frovilercy the ¥irat Secretary of Syate of HO. M. the fol- lowing circutsr drepatch, dated Madrid, July 12, 1959: ‘The Lepartnent of War and Ult addr to | "Be Queen (QD. G) bas bnen pleased ta sparove tinder tht | dace the rey 9 10 omprts the annexed dosumeat for REGULATIONS REFERRED TO ABOVE, Department of War and Ulsamar. Captaine and supercargoes of Spanish saliing vessels or pone eay e y Ba other nations, who msy be cu. 64 in the trade of importation from foreign ports to the ielands of Cuba and Porto Rico, sball of serve tho following Yegulations trom the time of sailing uvtil thoir arrival at their destined porta:— 1, Captains of veese’s, who from foreign ports may bo bound to the isiends of Cuba and Porto Rico, shall pre. Sent to the Spanieh Consul or Vive Consul duplicate mant- feats, without corrsction, setting forta: first, the claes, fisg, neme of vessel, aud ber exact measurement Spapieh tovnage; second, the name of the captain or mas- ter; third, the port or porte from which she sails; fourtn, the names of the shippers, and of the owners or 001 Signecs to whom the cargo {6 addressed; fifth, bales, packages, Caeks, barrels, boxes, and other purcels, with their Corresponding marks aod numbers, stating both in figures and writ pg the quantity of each class Coatained therein; sixth, the general class of the merobandise,‘or the contents of the packages according to bills of India) seventh, the same particulars shall be observed of what may be ‘dentined for entrepot or transitu; eighth, aad eball stato, ip conclusion, that she carries no other merchaa- dise, and that po portion of that oa board is of prohibitory character, from ipfection or any other cause. 2. Soch goods ag cannot be packed in bales, or other. wine encased, as bar or sheet tron, metals’ in togot boarde, staves, lumber and the like, sbail bo exoreased by astillian weight, measure acd quantity according to the ciars of goods, his is to be done in the duplicate mani- fett aforesaid, 3. These two manifesta shall be certided by ths Spacish Covmul or Vice Couen!, wbo shall deliver ons to the captain Of the vesse), retaiping the otber to be tranamitied direct to the Intendent of the island to which she is bound, that ‘Mb rosy #erve as a voucher in the process of inspestion of tbe cargo at the respective Custom Houses, 4, The captain shall, at tbe termination of his voyage, make a note in hie manifest which he has in his possessi2a, expreseing: fret, the merchandiee which the crew may retain, not stated in the samo, to the amount of one hun- dred dollars for each individeal; secoud, the articies of Provisions remaining on board; third, articles of ammu- ition and extra articles of wi 5. On the arrival of the at tho port of destination, be will give the manifest to ths Custom House or revenuc officer on bis coming on board. 6 Should the veesei sail in ballest, the captain shall Present to the Consul or Vice Consul a duplicate note, etating that ebe is im bailast,and the same formulition shall be observed as with the mantfest—tnat is to say, the ‘Copeul wi'l certify beth documents, giving one to the cap tein, retaining tbe otper to send 02 to the Jatendent of the island where she way be bound. 7. Sbouid the captain or supercargo fail to present the manifest or pote of the vessel being in ballast, on visita: top, which will take piace at the time of anchoring in the portof destivation, ho will be flad $200 for want of said document. Should the Consular certificate or attestation be cmitted, a fice of $100 will be incurred for neglect of said formality, apd tn cage of nonsonformity with the coudt. ‘ops mentioned in Art. 1, a fae of twenty-five doliars wiil be imposed. 8. In case of correction or amendment in said documents, tbe captains or mastera shall be lable to the cbarge of forgery before the competent tribunal, it boing uaderstood that the same reaponsibili'y will attach to thove arriving in ballast and tose in cargo. 9 The presentation of the manifests shall be compul- sory, and shalt take place st all the ports, inlets eat anchoring grounds of the island to which the vessels may put ip, even though from the jorce of circu nstances, the Collectors retainiog a oopy and returning the original to the captain, that he may deliver it at his port of destina- tion. 10, The revenue vessels may demand the manifest from the captain or master within the distance of foar leagues from the port of destination. 11. The capteing are obliged to present to the Spanish Coneul or Vice Consul at the port of their departure a Bote of the approximate value of the cargo, in order that it may serve as data for the commercial statistics which said functiovaries arc charged to draw up 12. Should the captsin not state the exact Spenish ton- nege of bis vessel, he shall incur the expense of mea- zee the same should the excess bo more than ten per cent 18, Should captains, by etrees of weather or suy other fortuitous circumstance, bo obliged to throw a part of their cargo overboard, they shall ikewite enter it oa the manifeet, etating, at least ln groes amounts, the quantity, packages and Classes or species thereof so disposed of, being obliged to make the neceseary affidavit at the Cus. tom House to that effect, and to exhibit the log book as proof thereof, 14. Ail baggage of psssengers shall be presented at the etores of the Custom Gouse for examinatioa; aad if aay goods of commerce be fouad therein to the amount ot one bopdred dollars, the tariff’ duty thereon stall be exacted on presentation of » detailed iit, which the parties concerned shall deliver to the collector of the cus toms. If ihe value of the goods snoald exceed one ban dred, and be not over two hundred dotiars, double duty eball be exected; but should it amoun. to more, a peaslty of forfeit shall be incurred, unless ia either cage a note of eaid goods shail have been before presented, as then the goude shall be subject only to the duties of coasumption Gesnated ip the tariff Approved by her Majesty. Mapnip, July 1, 1859. O'DONNELL Ali which is commanicated for the information of the public. FRANCISCO STOUGHTON, Consul of Spain. Opening of a Wagon Road from Salt Lake Velley to the Columbia Rive (From the San Francisco Herald } A few days ago we published the order of Gi ne} yneral Har- Getaibng Capt. H. D. Wallen, Fourth infantry, in com- 10 of a suitable corps, for too purpose of opening a good Wagon route between the valley of the Great Sa, Laxe and the Cojumbta river. This move on the part of Gene ral Harney is timely, and fraught with good to the Depart- Ment of Oregon, and must necessarily reflect benedsial'y upon the Siate. ’ The delachmeut under Capt, Walien will consist of a force sulliciently large for all the purposes of the expedition, aud admirably supplied with the requisite material. The perfectly upaisturbed condition of Oregon at ibe present time—a condition enforced by the brilliant campaign of General Ciarke—leaves General Harney un- molested and at tiberty to employ the force under bis command in the construction of great national works, ia- creasing the facilities for commanication between the eastern ani weslern extremes of our country, and perforating Mormon exclusiveness with another of those great arteries of travel which, more than aaything elee, seem to be dr 1 by the Saints. Advices from Utah lead tothe in uce that aconsiderable number ot tbe misguided an: sin enveloped people of that region are really snxious to escape from the presence of Brigham Young andj bis murdering ‘Danites,”” but dare not ven tore without a sufficient escort. The opening of on easy und direct route to Fort Dales would not only shorten the distance aud facilitate the movements of emigrants to thie coast, but would ingure military protection to a greater extent than can be obtained on any other of the existing routes. It would also establieh the means of rapid com. munication between our troops stationed in Utah and thoss w Oregon and Caiffornia; and it is altogether probable \bat after it shall have been completed Utah will be ap. proached for military purposes from the Pacific side, tn stead of again rescrting to thom long and fearfully trying Marches from the Missouri river. We append a copy of the letter of Instructions from General Harney to Captain Wallen, in which the coarse to be pureued is distinctly traced. This letter congiades with a well deserved compliment to Captatn Wallen. I¢ is a8 follows:— Heapgvarrers DersRrMest OF OREGON, Fort Vancouver, W. T., April 28, 1859 Cartars—The General Commanding josteucts me to enc'ose a copy of Special Orders No 40 from these hes quarters, aesigning you to a command, desigdated to open «road from the Dailes to the Great Salt Lake Valley, com- municatiog also with the road to the Western States through the South Paes of the Rocky Mountains. The portion of the road from the Dalles to the Saake river remams to be explored; you are therofore directed to uscertaio if a wagon road cannot be made up the Joho Day river, and thence over the heaiwaterso! the Malneur, following down tha: siream to the Suake river. in tois investigation, should any other route present greater ad. vages, you will use your own discretion and judgment in the selection. On reaching Snake river follow the beat and most expo- ditious rou:e up that river to ether Goose creek, Swanp creek, Raft river, or any other stream waose direction au’ borders will be most suitable for the road to the potat called City Rocks. Oa your return, ehould you posseas Avy inforsnation to induce you to believe a shorter and more practicable route exists than the one over waich you pave passed, youfare autborized to examine it, or tuch portions of it as will enable yoa to submit a satis- factory report on the subject. You wilt communicate with the Commander of the Da. partment of Utah on arriving at City Rocks, giving him all necessary information coacerniag the opentag of the roat. You will also cause piacarde to be left wii inbabitants of Utah that you may meet, notifying eat grepts to Oregon and Washington Territory of tho exia- ence of this road, and sach details as will enable thom to travel it without any vocercainty. The distance of each day’s march will be accurately measured, and & record kept by the topographical engi heer with you, who will be charged with tho construction of a correct map of the road ana country through whien you will pass, embracing all tae detatis, In organizing your command you will confor freel: with Captaia R. Inga)ia, assistant quartermaster, who will furnish the necessary guides, &c., for tho route. It is important that you should know the country in aivancs of You me forty or filty miles each day, to obtain which YO: principal gutses should be Kept at this distance to the front, baving persons with them by whom they will keep you advised at all ti of the conatry over which they are moving. A copy of the map of the Department cf Oregon ig enclosed tbat you msy correct errors tha: Are observed. You are further instructed to transmit the reqaired re- turns, reports aad abstracts to this office, with sach fall advices {n reference to the of the work witn which you are charged av wiil convey & proper under- Standing at ita accompiiabment. The general commanding assures you of bis confidence in the execution of this important duty to which you have { been named by an appreciation of the tntorest and ‘expe- such of she renee you bave always exercited im your service on (his coset. lem, captain, very rea your obedient servant, LEASONTOY, z = p, saplaln First Dragoon, 4. AAG. fo Captain ‘sien, Pour'n Infantry, commanding Wegon Koda Expedition, Fort Cascades, |" oiligbeicehicmmmertteccc oe Reception of Kx Presideat Pierce at Boston. [From tae Boston Post, August 20.) Tee arrivat of General Pierce here on Saturday morning, from Europe, with his indy, was a very gratitying -€vent ® bis numerous. personal sad polticel friends, while bis safe returnto bia mative fand «Gorded (pitasing satisfaction to our community | gemeraily. °NO: eeousr hea entered tne Tre | mont House than be was waited by pumeroas | geutiemen, who called to pay their rospecta to the dia {nguisbed statesinan ‘wad his lady, and throughout the cay bie re waa conmantly visited by oitizsa8 of ail | parsies, apxioue to express thelr kind and courteous teal | ’pge toward one who bed done so much to advance the | wolerests ond exalt the bosor of bis country. [+ is hurdly Decersary (08ay thatthe diand and geaial bouring of the | €x- President won the admiration of all bis guests, and at | once excited that social warmth end sympathy which | te the highest charm of ‘and cordial porsouat inter courre,* 41 about tem o'clock im the & large number of Citizens, attended by the Brigade |, Visited the Tro- Mont Rouse and gave bim a serenade of welcome. After a few moments General Pierce wt the window, and war greeted by the most earnest tokens of ratiiiva: tion at secing bim egaimion bis New Eogiaad home. Waoea tbe tumuituors applause bad subsided, Gon Fravcis J. Parker, m= fow eloquent, feeling ead appro oriate worde, tuirodeced him to the large audieace, when be acdreesed them substantially as follows:— 1 thank you ooruialiy, gentlemen, for the manifestation of kincness whieh thm call tm; After an aosence 140m our shores mucb More protracted than I had sutict- pated whea f left theni, I found a degree of satisfaction io ageip viactiog my: foot upon New Kag'and soil qui'e uu anticipated, often and earnestly as my heart has yearnsd for home Bvemin these pant two years how many changer bave occurred, some of them mational in character and b € eurrow and profound sense of loss turoughout tus Jand. ‘Tee death of your neighvor apd friend—tne atatos DnD, Orator suc patrios, whore tame was no iimiied to ; Dis own cotmwry—reached me on the otber side of the Atlantic bute few days previous to my embarkation. ‘With ail my sympathy with those bound tohim by the dearest of eartoly ties, aud whoee loss is irreparable, witb all my Domage for bis xenias, that whicd I felis stir. Ting at my beart with a warmer and ceeper feeting thea all Desice— that which wiil cause bis memory to be cho | Pinbed by you e& American citizens beyoad any more tn- telectua) suportoriiy, is the fact tbat vis patriotism wasas teady, broad and glowing as b's eloquence was briliist and bis learving varied avd profound. I do not, of couras, | mean to speak the janguege of eulogy, but I cacmot con: sent to stand before you, sud inthe pleasure which [ ox. perience in your kind greeting, and in beiug thus remind ed that [bave a place ip your personal regard which oeitber time bor absence are lixely to abake, and seem for & moment to forget the great loes which you especially, and which the cation, as a whole, has sustaiced in the dean of Mr. Choate. You ¢o not, my friends, expect anything hae & speech from me to-mgbt, and if you aid, { cannot fit Vpgly respond to that exp:ciation. You will ba glad to know tet te great object of my voyage to Materia, a0 whence to Southern Europe, has been partially realized For mytel/, Luave during wy absence fouad much two en ‘will add, mncb to admire; bat siter all, ( have ‘come back more thoroughly convinced than ever before of the witdom, strevgth and durability of these tasty: tions under whioh we live, and of the Constitution waico updolds them. We bave no questions of ‘ine balaace of power” to coptinually agiia‘e and disturb us. We nse! not give ourselves One moment's unesriness about arms ments by nee or by Innd,on the part of any foreign Power. Whetber these foreign armamente be increated or dimivished—whetber they be stroug or weak—ia to us 48a vation, 8 matter of indifference With the erest bar. rier of tbe atjantic rolling between us and them, 6o long ks we ure true to onrsetves, taue to our theory, true to our honor and dignity, they will have uo’ motiva, and, let me add,1 believe thoy will have no inclination to iwterfere even if they had the material might, with our onward march of peaoelu! prosperity, We have to cultivate the peeriess inheritance which, through icg of God, bas descended to us, acknowledge His goodness; to obey Jaw, and, first of all, the fucdamantal law of tne fand, and we cannot fail to secure au unchecked career of pervading united prosperity aud happiness. [ caa ex prees no better wish for you and forfmy country than tuat tere may be your and ber possession. Renewing to you, genilemen, my grateful acknowlegments, 1 bid you good night. The General was frequently interrupted during the de- livery of bis remarke by loud applause and cheers, aad at its conclusion greeted with @ hearty ‘three times three.” Daring the epeech and following it flreworke were let off from the portico of the Tremont House, which reveaied the aseembied crowd with a graud effect. The perform: ance by the band was excellent and embraced some of the Gnest patriotic and seotimental airs. This impromptu ovation was in excellent taste, and conducted througpout in amanner extremely gratifying to all who participated init, Ithed none ol the stiff formality of pompouy pa rade, but was voluntary and unpremeditated expression of personal respect and attachment which mast bave been more grateful to the beart of the citizen complimeated ‘wan ai) the distinguished attentions bestowed upon him beyond the Atlantic, We beiteve it is the General’s intention to leave Boston for New Hampabire on Wednesday, Ban § he will be re ceived with that sincere Alfection which his generous beart snd great puvlic services have inspired in the bo- eoms of ail classes of his fellow citizens. Caution to Steamboat Captains. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New York, August 29, 1859, We take this opportunity of informing the public, ‘brovgh your valuable paper, of the dangers to which ex- cursionisis are exposed, through the recklessness of the ceptains of our river steamboats. We (a party of gen ‘lemen and ladies) lett Guttenberg shortly sfter six o'clock op Sanday evening, August 28,0n the steamboat Ocean Bird, for New York. A few minu'es after we left the dock, the Toos. K. Hulse, crowded with passengers, fol ewed vsina direct line, and approaching us at fuil speed, came up 80 near that a collision seemed almost iwevitable. Sbe could not bave been more than five feet from us, wben she made asbort curve and passed us very close, thereafter relieving the paseengers from their fright. We were informed it was the fatention of both captains to try their epeeaon thatday. . STRANGERS. The Battle of Lake Erte. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sanpvsky, Onto, August, 1859. You are invited to be present at Pat tn Bay, Lake Erie, on the 10th of September next, on the forty sixth anut sary of the battle of Lake Erte, to take part io the ceremonies of loying the corner B:one on Gtoraltar Island of the monument to commemorate that battle and great naval victory. A. A. M033, Sandusky, F, T. BAKNEY, Sandusky, J. A. CAMP, Sandueky, JAMES V, CAMPBELL, Detroit, SAMUEL STARK WEATHER, Cloveland, M. RB. Walt, Toledo, Capt STEPAEN CHAMPLIN, U.S. N , Buffalo, Executive Committee of the Battle of Lake Erie Monu- ment atsociation, Aw Exreysive Bortping.—The St. Louis Even- ‘ing News states that the St. Loals Court House, when Snishes will Dave coat,the county one and a quarter million of dollars, CBM Te teicher eatery ma ‘YOUNTRY BOARD—aT WERHAWKEN HEIGHTS, N. J, J Conventent to rity; afew boarderscan be scoommodated the remat’ der cf the sFason by a small geptevi family ocsupy- (ng Lr Comstoch's mone vilia, near Forty-second street ferry. Refer to L. 8, Comstock, Kaq , 236 Greenwich street, {JOUNTRY ROSRN.—ONR OR TWO SMALL FaMILTee (J cap cbtain board rm, house, where there are no other bearders, for the mouth of Sepiember; a fine large house. with pleasant rooms, £o., and plenty of abade. For pertienlars lagutre at 215 Tenth avenue, coal ailice, A_TOUSBTIE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, NW. J.— Southerners and othera returning from Saratoga and the watericg placea Worth and Bam, are reapecttully informed that the is Tourette House will be kept open doring veptem ber, that pero decidedly the most pleasant month of the ses son at this point. Thore visling New York on business or pleasure will find the La Tourette House as eaay of access se A dotel in the city steamboats leave pier No 2 North river for Bergen Point at 7%. 9 and 11:48'a. M. and4 and 64:5 P, M.; from foorat Barclay nireot at 10A. Mand 4 P WKBLAY HILL (late of La Farge Bours), Proprietar. N. B—It takes no longer to go frrm ew Xork to Barger Point than from Sauth ferry to Union square, OORPORATION HOTICES, OTIOE TEE COMMITIEH ON SEWERS OF THE Bosrd of Councilmen will hold a meeting In room No & Cily Ball, cn Wednesday. tho Bist inst, at 2o'cioon P.M Farties baving business before the committee are invite’ th at- tend. MOH BULTERL, )Oommittee GM PLaTr, on DANL TOWABEND,§ Sewers, ‘OTICE.~THR COMMITTEN ON FINANIE OF THR Bosrd of Councilmen will meet fa room No. 6 City Hall every bureday, at 3 P.M. unt further rotioe. H_VALENTINS, ALEX. Fxkaa, W. Hi, BULTESL, as COMMITTER ON FIRE DE&PARTMBNE OF THR Board of Conneilmen will meet on the first and third Wecnesday s during the months of July, Augnet and Ssptem- per, at Firemen’s (ai!, Mercer street ut half past seven o’clook P.M, until further notice. Fovaiumons § i A ORaFT, oe on Finance. Coramittee oa Fire Department aA PS artor An warranted Siriieeteloeeen eae oes Gaza & Woowter srock Netabhaned ta 15ts, NAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITUSE, I8 il colors nd tyle, wholaeuio and retal, at 25 and up: is aa ARRAN WakD, 217 Oousl Four doors east of Broadway, N. ¥. LRG. AMELLED OHAMORR FURNICOBE AT A) tke Wagio Buameliod Furstiare Wane Broad. 7, pr way, five doors above Laura Keene’s theatre Saparb sulle ip all stylen, rt from $25 upwards The beat soameliet forshare’ makatzctared in the Caled \CHOOL FUBMITURE.—MODHAR STYLE OF SCHOOL 3 Huteou treet, New at sade Caoalars rwaraed 9a application, by mail or otherwise ‘ANTED-TO HIRE FUBNITURE, TO FURNISH A first clase (amily bcuse; must be new and of if r which a fair rent will be raid. “Any ono wishiog ts far- may address A, J, L , box h and lease to s careful family, 50 Berald otfice, for one week. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1859. FA AA. a wren _ DSILE IS HERG FROM PHILsDEGPHTA AND {wuld be vleased toeeema Major Pleaga say where {0 address a rote to yOu, wa [ abA'i leavesonn toh a et aa At AW ~ THAON—IN MARCH UaBe AN KLIPORLY tleman to he a relative) tnquired as sata’ wo, ke Ly fOr Blige a Tee fam of {done to ber knowledge on tis emonld ment ia wot the indy by ad gesitog her sunt Mre Ellen Lane, corer of rret Sr i seo rosie band FOe Wand, OHORKD MAN .) who saw the omn! ren MEOT THR» Lg Molly gf tho O14 Booed one Mi | bs : FORVATION WANTRD_OF THE WH ry sddresa Wm Beary ia Fy Quigley. Wien Territory, Company 0, Beoved eounty, Naw . Fort Kearney, Nerasca 31736 Green Pwperspieses copy. M 18RIND—RIF OG THURSDAY MORNTNG, AUGUST 25, William Mouionte, oars, dark nd abrut five feet “or ‘Dulous mite, Mary. eoutanls, 646 Colombian wrest. betwee brious wi iy ‘aa Carrol and Smatia, Brooklyn BR PRREOR a Dene? oD A Ore, To 8 nfo Brooklyn, friend, wt"! ase COMMUNI Ia\e ogaln, slsling where an ‘oan be hed. AUT ASD #OU: j VEXCK LOST —LOST. ON“SATURDAY, 20TH UNGT., A checs dated August 20, 1859, drawa, ‘© the order of John (bat not dr dard Gttv dollere, be pudlic are cautionsd ) for one bon ment ba ee deen JOBN Te aQasiid, $8 Greeve wreet. f OS7-ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, BKTWERN M&M et apd the stor Hous: Bsboa’s church in Bloexker stre le The sil be rewards ating the same, bair bracelet, marked K. ™ tI! fade: by iesving It et the office of the #t Nicholas OT—& OBRFIFIOATS OF FIVS SHARES OF DELA ware sad Hudson Vans! Vompaay stock, No. 447, 12 ih> pero ox the auvencina. Fhe Sader wi be suitably rewarde: by reiurning i to N..# Ten Broeok, 14 Broad way. ; OBT--a BMACL GOLD WATOH AND CAAIN, WAI 42 ertriog from Mamaroveck, through New Kacheiia, 00 Theaday. angust 2 ‘The finder will be liberally bs eavtog it, with the Postmaster at New Mochall: ar Mamie peed = the office of W. i#. HEAD, Boq, 40 Wall ares! New For {,O8F— ON SATURDAY AFIBKNOON, urgKe IN La Forty-minth street Or Sixth avenue, « Yarge dize ora! rresetp'n Tho Gpder will be )beraliv rewarded by leaviay i st 16) West Forty-ntuth atreet, - If offered to pawabrokers tacy wil plesee receive it and give faformation, Y MORNING, AUGUST 29, & ROLL OF Im enctoinieg fourteen yards, wrapped in white Dap>r between Fourteenth and f wenty io Sixth ave cae. The fl Ube suitably rewarded on returning {" wo W.J SEMe & Sov, 300 Broadway. STAT OK NSaS THE CORNER OF ATUASTI: {1nd Citoton ereia, Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, 23h mat, agolditok bracelet. The Ander will he liberally reward od by returning the game to M. ‘T. Ourtiea, 21 Wail atenat New York. or 25 Schermerborn atrect, Brooklyn. Two liaks ant the gaara chain found by the owner. O8f—& GOLD BRAOZ RE, ON BKIOND BrReKr betwen Avenue & und First avenue, or vesr the St. Ger Hetel The hooest finasr will be liheraliy rewardod by the game with J. W. Farina, 59 Libe: 3 O8T—UN MONDAY MO*¥ING. AUGUST 29, ON OR 4 wenr oler No.1 North river, 8 City dolisr i'l ou one of the etty bavks. ‘The finder wiil be euttefactorily rewarded by veaving the asme with L. Henry, 848 Hrosdway. OST—SUNDAY, SCH INST, aT WEST HOBOKEN, 4 LoScung bevwa bound with » brassoolar on The verann who will return bim to Mr. Charles, 87 Laurens street, lll recelve @ good rewart. LOSt ah Lakox NOG PLUADLAND DOG: ANSw Eas to the name of Bepro. Any person returuing bim to 95 Lextogion svenue, will be therlir rewarded, { O&T—OP MONDAY APTEBRNOOK, THK 27H ast. 4. in.golog {som Hempstead 0 Samson and thence to Divi ain aveoue.ferry, Broo! ‘& lady’e gold obsig, veacti locket. A very jtbere] perem cite paid to tae hnder by re turning said articles to Mrs, Suydam, 52 Suffolk treet. Lostyd LADY'S WATCH AND OnAIN, Wind SMALL locket, contsiving & gectleman’s daguerreotyps attached Sa eee inder wi on tbe 8, Micholes Solel, ae ORT OR STOLEN—AN AOCEPTANOR OF Muasks. & Buvsol!, drawn by and endorsed by Tal. P. Fhaffoer, dated Augnet S, 1889, at a'x movtbs ‘intorma tion of said draft wil be thankfu'ly received by W. a. Gott, 15 Nassau atrest, PERA GLASS LOST —Wad LE*T IN A SIXTH AVE. ‘nue car on Beturday mornis; atSo’closk. It waa marked NOPPED—4T THE CORNER OF MARKET AND Caerry stroeta, ou Thursday eventag Inet, « bay mare sad sede) Ing experten "apply athe siste ot Gees WF, ard pa ¢ 166 ry street. (he FROM THE OF ‘ICE OF J P. GaYNoa, architect. 182 Sroadway—Four architectural pictures in gilt frames two of which are large size ohotograpbs. A liberal Fewsrd will be paid for the return of same and no questions re MEWARDS. GOOD REWARD WILL BE PAID:TO A€Y PERSOW who ie able to give Information regarding «evry Hamer- , bora in » 1823, in Vilsen, in the Kingdom of Kano ver (Germany). aud who Sura toa to the years 1812-43 as Bbuteber in Boston. Apply to J. ©. Kappel, 624 Grand at. po pereane KEWARD.—STRAYED FROM HI3 bome pear Ravenswood )i rng on Saturday, 37th inst, Jemes MoNalr, four years and e half old; had oo a blue cioth cap, @ light bine calico jeoket, enor: sleeved, biack and@rown checked pents, na shoes; ropes acer on the lett side of A i) bo ‘ell in the tiver'and was drowned. The York, Brooblyn and Williamsburg wilt please notity Mes, ‘Monair should the body ot a child’ answering to the above des- cription be brought before them. soa the river will please take notice of this advertisement; Ukewise the authorities of Black weli’s Island JaM“8 MON AIR, Br, Bavenswood. DUG $5. toe LOST.—A WHITE FOX Of E:QUIstAUX receive above bringing it to 220 Fi/th avenue, The finder will the reward by $ 4aWsRD —LOST, CN SATURDAY LA8t. AN .US- De) walian crckatoo; ‘white. with yellow toptnt. Who ever returns the eame to the subscriber will receive the above Teward and the thanks of the owner. GEO, W. FARLEY, 166 Cherry strest. $ 10 RYWARD—LOSf, ON FRIDAY 2%6?H, KITH&R in the railroad cars between Greenwich and Norwalk, or tp the town of Norwalk weting of drawings and le'ter Jackeon & i brocemorton, ‘The finder will receive the above reward by sending them to Jackson & Throckmorton, iron works, 65 and 67 Goerck at. sxc breastpin. 1 cak eroms and ‘articles of lees value, The articles are moxtly pressots da erased mother anc their return will be thankfully acknowl edged by the only surviviog danghier The above reward will be pard. with all expenses, for ite deitvery by Wilgon @, Huot € Co.. No. 80 Park place, New York. Bj oon BREEDS OF DOGS,—THOUSANDS WILL TE3- J tify to the infallibiity of Butler's Mange Cure and Fi Axtermiontor; fitty cents per hot,le. Sold at No. 8 Peck slip, and allover the Union. Butlee’s new work on the dog 81, | ayn oases! henge he Oe Rieke base ira. nity tons; well foun: ects. Senry Steers’ yard, foot of | ‘welnth street, HB vy RPE, DOG FOR SALE.—A FULL BLOODED BNG- lish pointer, weP broke. gun, beg and fiaske, afl com- pieie, OI for nee. Price $75 Can be tried if desired. To be sven At No. 13 Bast Nineteenth atreet, IGEON SHOOTING O# WRDNESDAY THE SUT ipatant. at the B) House corner of 109th steeet and ‘Abid avenue on which cccaslon there will be shot for s ine Ned gon. ee. Been ee hee Eee ie coor. loc! R278 RATS, RATS THE CELEBRATED SLUT BRIN. dy a matcbed to kill 100 large bara retein tea minutes, Jor #60. Fo come off on Tuesday evening, August 3), at Hacry irene ener dagn oS wel” Ag ug “80 © place, open loge we pigdt's sport is avelpatede To commenae at 8 cals prostaaly. Tickets 25 cents, SILLJARDS ILLYARDS —BILLTAWD PLAYRBS WILL FIND FOUR very good tables at the Club House, 200 Sixth street, near aveone ©. One shililog per game, ALANS IMPROVED BILUIAGD TABLES AND OOMBINATION CUSHIONS, For sale only by the patentee and maoufectt 0'O! NSOR & COLUESDER, id 59 Crosby street, New York. MONIAL ALLIANCES HONORASLY ./ and covstantly seoured for ladies and gentlemen every. where ip the most confidential delicate and admirable style; act] Jes pousval. Address faliest particulars of eelf and de: sired partner (enclosing stamp) to Bureau, Herald office, N. ¥ Cut this out, M ATGIMONTAL.—A YOUNG MAN OF INTRLLIGENCE WS avd standing ip community, having been unfortu nate in big buaicess connections, desires, if ibis, to retrieve ‘na Meseure bis cst estate, by taktng unto himecif @ wife with more or less means, Address James B., station A Spring vt. AVANA DOMESTIC AND GESMAN BEGARS, LE AF tobacso, and el] articles for segar ufacturers dealers, at the lowest mark bay: coe et prices. - H. MaROUS & BURULZ, 87 and 81% Bowery. sahara adeeb dich TBAITON. SANDFORD & CO, IMPORTERS OF HA- vans coset ae week moeet, conn of William, offer for sale ail ara zars, of thelr own importation, either in bond for export or from store, duty paid. ie CN, ov, BROO4D€ SILK BOB: 7 At 825 eee $30. - + ploces D&K3B STLE! PER at aeLow O9ur OF ES mre i = Just received from auction, Wilt be opened ‘ts BroGornat of Worth street, ROUWAED LAMBERT & CO. ‘Monday, bd On Pa v4 LADUB TO BUY. BAR. G&ERaT CHANCE FO! moods of ratiag 9 the bi tinees, 1D. vet, th: ‘aoors a oF - ins —In cone: DEUPBIORE, of 301 One) str A mock. $57.K0 worth. of © ntti, hrct ore trace eh at : {Every great reduction to cloee ths business BROADWAY, ree AT @ PBCRRDEL, PRIRGON & LAKH” ‘ eile, SIU 2.000 Bou ‘BLK ROBES ‘The above goods, bougut al the resent a°¢ 2% per cent Jess than: AT FUME esteson 2 Lake. ‘NOBWIOH POPLING. 500 pleoes of the above goods, A beautiful artiole for shildrea’s wear, BDOaDWAY. "a2 VaeDiLL, PRIRGON &LAER. suction sales, the cost of importation. BRoapwayY, In high colors. ofr at retY MOND AY, AUGUAY 29, Sees ‘ot new fallgoods, weer... eects CARD—W, JACKSON, NO. 581 BROADWAY, Has. La IR ath pa ce rece Li ae ® dress ¢oods, consiatin, blaok Baspeweviccnicar es, aucts aeae ‘ fain STZ MiG, Mogi wid French honibazines, best make; ‘width, Bearletta a bealdee maby china huigerous 10 mention: & ~ will plosse ouerre, Ladies x ‘W. JACKBON, fi ‘of Mout a * Bal Broad war, between Bpring snd Beigoe seta ATO, SEIAT BUYBRS FROM TAR SOUTH, pringe (Gand 13. spring made and moll made voren snltt Factory, 181 Botiog att near Buleon. a GL Haguiw WOTSIEBY AND TAD! #00) : u ‘witsow "A -BUme “oe, Importers avd eommistion merchants, inva te abenion of te tade to telr prone conlob lok iy impor of new! . aoons R wand WEAR, ogetns wih 0 rae etre ot. oe. frbaqerbe Mongar yee te gra pd ‘om terms to su DWAED LAMBERT & 00, 335 4, AY, Bao sw. , Saw and OnUIGE asconTMENT OF rer geo gen FReSOG SROLKEIEG AND ho, MACE GOODS. 500 ladies’ fire French e nbroisered HaNDEEBOCHIEFS. aN Bh ne At $1 50 exch, worth $3. “2 ocd indieg Une handkerchiefs a 1 09 por dozen. wet 320 “ “ lg 4 ‘These ere warrant d all linen, and fally 25 per cont below their valas, y\asAi PATTEBNS. sa or GEAND OPENING ° ‘The only im M.dame Goodall . ‘sup: poured. repsrd: midst cele. be received by every wieteaee ‘throughout ‘beresson. . ” weataae Ste mang piri Sage ey patterns, Taapties ae, ‘ Lon ites Of the seaavn ‘eng of coat; and exclusive steles. derigaed’ bs brated modiates, Will AMIHY POUSEKSEPING GOLDS. ne Baara Vale, Paxony. ie amentta.-Semper, Idem or linen da nasks, iGwellinge sheatngs ‘York milla. W, Alo foil Ine of uit O° + “31 BREKMAN & COMPAS. 413 Broadway. as HOSIERY. - EDWARD LAMBERT & CO. 335 Bi roadway, corner of Worth sireet, received per late steamers, ‘Additions to their stock of this FUPERION DESORIPTLON OF HOSIERY. - IRON FRAMS HOSIERY ‘Is also comp! a UNBAR GaRueats 7 “mPlete, IN VaRY GRART VARIETY. po! FIRBtY GREAT BARGAINS IX WST AXD BUSARD GOODS. THE EATISE STOCK TO Bi OLOSED OUT EFIT OF THe FOR THE B. o Altvough the soreheatees serpin sei, “utmost capast'y, rbo (bp, Waited. upon,. there is ati ‘a bal-, LE’ MUST BE CONTINU SD Se ek ft snd sheeting muglins, blankets, CLOA! . - Puch ab oppértinity as this for prong Casey Gry. g0ode seldom oosrs af FIBBI!! W. B. ROBERTS, No. 252 Bowery, between Prince and Houston streets. Guns BAZAAR PROGEAMME. PALL #Bawi 1859. oN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THE TiBSt UPERING UF Tae SBS80N ‘Will take place at GRNING BAZAAR AND HAT STORE, C Brosdway. 2 with complete assoriment of ey woods and new stylesin all the departments of the estat . a LaDiss AND FaMILIES are invited to the attractive inavect, Of fashionable a‘tire, received by the late st France, and by the artistes of the Bazaar, comprising: Paris fall bonne sof exquisite beauty, : ‘The new fall fasbions ia missee’ bounets. New styles of infants’ wardrobes, plain ‘and richly emprol- ‘A auterd selection of 1aces and embroideries. iea’ and misses’ wardrobes of every quality and style, frie er perm robes. 0 a, new des bd outa” sulla, the latest French styles. misves’ plata and fancy shoes, gatiers, a, Genvemen’s turniehing gcods, including robes de ‘chambre: adies’ riding bate caps. 5 Boa Ture Pe: kl ° vibe several departments of the zanr wil bave an opportunity of seeing. ae it were atone ihe roliog taahiooe of Rurope aud New York for the r costume sti GENIN'S BAZAAB, 513 Brosdway. x RACRIFICE iN EMBROIDERED AND POINT Cee ae TLIQUE Las GETS, Marked down to half the usual prices, Ap involee poet LACE Cont ans hich selling ve ry Just opened, which we are #elling vory OT MAW & CO., ‘No 473 Srosdway, BISU LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, DAMASKS, NAPKINS, doyiies, &c. 'Union damaske. table cloths, ‘towels, &o, vealers supplied by WM. MaTHS WS, No 54 Catharine atroet, LA CURTAINS. 8,000 PAIRS, FROM $3 to 850. “180, , MUSLIN a®D ey MOEN A SULE LACKS (TRG are the risheet and chonpos: cartaine ever offered tn ‘mai ARNOLD, OONTABLE 4 00, Canal, corner Mercar sreet. OES AND EMBROIDERIES. C RIOU MOR? Da corel pe a hg, at ea war ices, an ually cheap. ence Mita. RICHMOND? her new imported patterns of ladies headdrenves, flowers, w-eaths, feathers, pest! ribbons, 40. They display that purity of d ig branch of art BICHMOND, Oppoatte Metropolitan Hotel. MOSQUITO, RETS—CHRAP, TASTY AND DUBAGLN, essily attached to avy hedstesd, to ewing on and off at pantech coraer Ot Fours aveaue aad: Tout asec ied iS corner avenue oor frem Broadway. ‘i ba N®*, FAL SILKS AT $1 PBR YARD. NEW FaLL ‘8 AT $1 12 PER Yaad. NEW FALL SILKS AT $1 25 P#R YABD. BEST SILES AND BasT STYLES Opie ong Y TEER ECE im 9 . 473 Broadway. dreea cave, beaddresees. snd correct f, for which manufacturer is #o distinguished 587 BROADWAY, UBSTIONS FOR THE MILLION. 361 AND 639 BROADWAY. QT y (icent 14 OORT COMPU SES a RD BOUQUETS, A price favorable to all In gots, bri Pins ot ae ‘The tollet firings ‘are Ci Bl; 14 ‘st with si aaa Tear 0 over, ' C. i, HARDING, ‘kirt Factory, 281 Spring street, near Hudson street, ADB. TO itue aderslened Tavte the attention of jobbers to their PESine Diskeaa ANTTLLA AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, coe otes do's bo. of helt Own masnutns! a Yn thd eusnntacture Of every WM. G. HORSTMANE & PC a8, Fifta pnd Cherry ats , adjoining the factory, Piraydeiphis, Pa, DEY GOODS, «c. ) BTRARGABE @ND VINIT RA. BEWEAlL OUWWaKe WH be opened tbls wook, r * er net reand Api at kinda ot minhadey goods, ot which ther shears Rees ————— BOO Feet Me secem babe he Stor importation Just received from the sO cot Ale THF wean, Wit be o THIRION, MalLLasD & 00., Monday, August 29. At 336 Broadway, ‘Vorner of Worth street. RDWAED LaMBRRT & 00, PUM AN OLAs.. ASE SENOS 2 22, bere re aS of the world, through Mevsra Boihestnid, of Ps " Cony raptors Maples sud Vieuss, ud thelr osrrenpoetones NY FREBSON IN THIS OLTY OR RLSEWARB! or bi stock in the Galveston . pany, Qiate of Texas, and ‘ell the same. can find a par: by addressing @ note to J. L. W, Herald offloe; wild Sekt wth immediate attoution. a BUS 21 AND UPWARDS, (ON UNION BANK OP . Bank of Ireland, for sale by Wikulet, Fai a . adway, New York and Vail = press Gompany. © COUOF WAY TORE 600 z Stoee.. ears ea er 7 ons fear buna are aconpied: of the ott; : 0 ball of thd resp: + tnsiuding the preaiom og the-wboie sum The remsinger of the smount so awarded will be reqaired to /JASLIGET SH,RO% FOR HALE, Ge Bis to (2 per cent dividends. _w, SO8M & MURHAY & CO eases 40 Wall etreet, New York olty. ONCE. RAE SECOND MORTGAGE BONDHOT. z ‘On the Enstern division, and the Land Grant. ee Crome ard Aiiwaukee Kalle road Compsny are reqi tg meer arth. offire of Mr Gibson. 54 William atrest, Provoon, w goralder mecatzes Tor Torecloslg. said soertonree and. re-or, en ga en ee ee FEJCE OF THE NEW YORE AND NEW daVaN Kalle Or ried" Crapany. Twent-cevouth erent and Pours oe- ue,—New York, sngast \5. 1859 —Ip consequence ef an in- function, uo ps+ ment of dividends declared by thia Company. will be made unt) W. BRMENT, Froasues. FFICE OF TEE aMERIOAN ATLANTIO - QP rite ebtp Gena Company, 3 awilg cron, Agua fz, aig — Ata maoting of the stootbolders of Company bold 2 sesesoment of ton dollars etege pen 5 ! i é 4 3 One hundred abares tn this Company be assessed: pe forthwitn. By order of the Bourd of Directors; the arse Bow.due and payable at this office —— EBEWE FRAYER, 34 Pise street R ation ee $B. 00O TI ar ox rene asp wontons m8 for", Pp Catala ett! Sew York or Brooklyn. Inquireof WasHIANG Ton alia wel wee Righteonth ‘street, New York, from 8 to 10 ecg emmrmremer ad LOAN OFFICES. BARRINGRR’S—A. A. A. A. A, A. A. A, 25—A AL AL AL AD AL AL AL Jewelry, a, TOO NASHAU STREST.—as. HONIGMAR, maa 4, HONIGMAR, DraMone watches, jowelrs, £0 or buys them for the gash at bie private ‘Sassen vires Foor Wo, 3 ‘Bustnees hours’3 to 8. Me ey oe Pan eerie f JAOKSONE—MOR AY O ADVAN ‘s A - Da = one srcieaat ond & JaCKSOF auctions k arene badoara weet of Rrondway, oe eat: street. Pe einae wena aes AT TP. GAGR’S, 208 BROADWAY, CORNER OF F. A stteet; rooms nine and ten, cash'aivaaced on phd watches, jewelry snd merchandise of every dessfiotion, of dougtt for neh. jee ‘and jewelry for sale very low, to an: ne OSE 4 TAL OHAMBEBS STREET.—MONSY TO ADVANCE a teny about on dsaveae watches, jewelry, &2., by the well wn and old established 18A Us, auctioneer and ker, HoRinere sires. N.B—No businoas treaansied ca 4? WILLIAM MAODUFIS, 4 WAY, ABOVE q™ym \ODUFF'9, 473 BROADWAY, ABOVE OAs ADVANC! AMON! on WatoRwe. reauey, we JRVELLY, bo , Ao, THR OLDEOT OOMMESSION Hout’ fe ‘THE OITY. a od Le MOREY, ADVASCED TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIA. onds, waiches. jewelry segare, 42; or bought tor cash by UHARLMS WOOD 499 ‘ear Howard fireet,” Business strictly coniidential -"*!* Ho £ BROADWAY. ~ADVANOES MADE ON - iL month, wethey und Jena, bough for aa ahed 1840, No loan office signs about the bulicing. ___._ WASCHRS, DB WRLEY, a0, LLEN'S WATCH AND JEWELRY STOR REMOVAD FROM li WALL STKE Watches, Jowelry, tec bad sited Cars te a a 7 . Piet SEOKGK O. ALL EA 4. 7 1 WALL STREBT, BARGAINS IN WATCHES. ri WATCHES ONLY $6. GOLD, 18 CaRaT, WATOH LD, 18 CARAT, WATOHES, ONLY $15. GOLD, 18 CaRat, AT hi W. WaTvHKs, ONLY $15. BRET. ALL STRRST, ATi WALL AERAUT vy. OR SALE TO PaY ADVANCES. TAMAVY GOLD WATOH 18 carats, $100; cost $200. TREAVY GOLD WaT JH & CHA.N, 18 carate, $85; cost $150, ‘Also a lot of Fine Ul Palatings, £0. J... BARRINGES, 170 Broadway, room No. 25, up stairs, TER AND WATCH MAKERS —GANES CHRONOMSTER AN: pengsam song saa Was a tren 08, of prices: —: Jever pendulum sp} Tah epeog wire 63, per bobbin ake Fey, be oeen atte otto of 4. W. Praacle 315 Broadway, how Yi CHES AND JEWELRY . RAPATKED, Wie ‘neat London end Genera @ D best manner, the Y TEAPATLEW'D: all Broadway, one door below Ht formerly of Wo. i Wall wreak POLITICAL pal AS SDL inner nor nnn Rasehandinas MPIRE CLUB.—THE MEMBERS OF THE RMPIEW AY, nb of IBAA, 1848, 1652 and 1856—the men who beve oe ently sustained ‘pring ie great national demo~ Erato party ia a9 many well fought felds of triumph—are Tequesied to meet on Wednesday evening, Slat at d’etock, atthe long room of Duryea’s, corner of Catharine ret and Kast Broadway, {for the purpose of reorgsaisiog foe ‘order 0 rt ‘the fall campaign. By = . JAMES IRVING, Grand Marshal, LEVENTH WARD. POLITICA! ATTENTION! EK Meoiiugs wll be held dariug the coming week, and M necessary, at ihe Club House, 200 hixth street, to he true mers of the Nee soe of va Price of gia, sreates glass.