The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1859, Page 8

8 ae Additional frov, te West Indtes- OUK KINGHPON GORKSPONDRNCE. Kivaurow, Ja., Nov. 10, at Pregre Leegislatiow—abures for the Public Hosptial asin Prepasition of the Imperial @evern- (Hack) Proops—Oonduct < Bec action in 8, Borethy—uonduct of Bi Polen wapurett of-—Revenive Raburn for the dash wortary DP Weancial Yiar, Showing om Inorease— Communication with New York, ce. : se work of tegisistion bas fairly begun, The govern’ went bave laid a number of bilig before the Assembly’ and several have passed Drongh iheir second stage. Four ‘of the measures ef government have ‘actually passed the House, and some awatt the sanction of the other ranches ot the Legiclatare to beceme law. One of teas: bills i t provide agsistanee for the Ohief Justice m the dis- ebarge of his @utics m the Kingston Girewit Court, so as tw eaable the accumulation of civil busiuess to be dig- posed of. Mr. Cunningham, the senior member for ‘Trolawny, pre- sented a petition to the Assembly on the 2dinstant, from Mr Richara Moss, late of Falmouth, charging Jnatice Oar- gilt with: partialsty ant injustice at the trial of suit Arguinbeau vs. Moss—and allegieg that his demeanor ‘on the bench was undignified and intemperate, and that he bad, withont canse, arbitrarily expelled the defendant's ‘attorney from the Court, aud deprived him of the benefit of his advocacy ip the further eonduet of the defence. Many circumstances were alluded -to, iu the couree of vhe debate, in proof of the imcapacity of Mr, Justice Qar- gill, and bis utter unfitness tor the high office whieh he holus. ‘The Governor has sent down & to the Mouse of Assembly, relative to the Public. and Tanatic Asy- jum. ‘The message covers several despatches to the So- eretary of State, in relation to the-condition and manage. ment of the institutions, and a cemplaint from the Com- missioners of Lanacy in upon the information of Dr. 8 Q Bowerband, of this city, of “improper aimin- stration, grt neglect and imabtreatment of the in mates.” ‘The Secretary of State has |, in one of bu , that provision Should be made frova the Jooal funds for the remuneration of @ person thoro waly convereant with the management of such institutions, to be selected by ber Majesty’s government, and for two ‘others, to be nominated by the local authorities, to inves- agate the churges made by Dr. Bowerbaad. Itis cot sup- posed that the Assembly will consent to an expenditure ot ‘the public money on a Commiesion of Inquiry. Mr. Andrew Henry Lewis, of St. Catherine, has been re Yarued by a majority of voles, as member of Assembly for St. Dorothy, in room of Mr. Rodrigues, who was sompclied to resign his seat. = ‘The magistrates of this city are inquiring into charges against Lieut. Williams, of the Second West India regi ‘ment, and a number of the soldiers of that corps, for ge. Fious assaults and a rioton the night of the 2d instant. ‘The svidiers, to the pumber of eighty, went into the public streets on the night in question, and struck down every person they met. They even entered houses and there assaulted the inmates. Every shop and dwelling m North and Princess streets, the scenes of the commation , had to be closed, and the inhabitants of the dwellings in ‘that part of the city were toa late hour io fear of their Lives. Information of the affray was speedily communi. ated to the commanding officer, Colonel Gibbon, who Bent out a picket, under the command of Lieutenant Wil- ‘BMams, for the purpose of taking into custody the refrac- tory soldiers. On arriving on the parade, the picket met ‘@ body of country people, entering the city, and the lieu- ‘Senant gave the order “Double.” His men immodiately ‘drew their bayonets and started on a sortof canter. On “meeting the innocent strangers, the order was given to eharge, and a number of them were seriously wounded. ‘The conduct of Bishop Courtney is again the theme of conversation. The right reverend gentleman has for ‘gome time done 80 many impolitic things that the comma- ‘muy are Dow unanimous in their desire to be rid of his Episcopal superintendence. ‘The Receiver General bas published the revenue tables for the two years ending the 30th of September last. The total amount of net revenue received during the last finan. @ial year is £190,904 6. 7d., being £3,674 8s. 7d. more ‘than the estimate of the government, and £10,011 11s. 6d. im excess of the revenue of the previous year. The fol- lowing is an epitome of the return of the iast two quar- ‘ters: — June30,1869, Sept. 20,1859. kp es : ad. 37,344 611 80,838.14 & 1,746 8 0 11200 16 8 ‘303 18 4 223 3 6 4910 0 8298 18716 2 225 Stamp dur 82 woes rages in Chancery. "25 5 0 Fails, forfeited recognizance. 198 6 6 1917 6 lice 2216 0 at 76415 6 48719 0 m1 01 7619 0 ‘Tot seen -BL,O47 11 4 43,087 0 5 Less inn; ded .. a0 Ol 1,009 8 1 ‘Total, aseseress 5001810 5 — 42,02717 4 A correspondent of the Colonial Standard writes to eay hat a Mr. Lever, of London, is degirous of putting on a line of steamers from New York to Chagres (Navy Bay) and Ban Francisco, which will cali here, going and coming, ‘once or possibly: twice a month. There is to be room for 1,600 tons of cargo from. island, and the voyage is to made from here to New York in five days, — The cost this enterprise will be £80,000, half of which Mr. Lever will defray if the island will take up the other if. -. George Solomon, of this city, has also intimated his {intention to put on the New York packet Los Amigos be- tween Kingston and New York, as a regular packet. Hither of these schemes wil) be ‘a great accommodation to the mercantile community of this’ Island, who now ex- rience the greatest difficulty in communicating with the ited States. We get almost ail our galt provisions from the United States, and the intere} between the two wountries amounts to thousands of poundsannually. Yet ‘there is no direct communication with any one of the ports fm the Union. ‘The rainy season bad commenced. There is a great deal of fever in the towns. Car Rilo Janciro Correspondence. Rio Javetro, Oct. 8, 1859. Personal Movements—The Dom Pedro Railroad—~Arrival of the Anurican Minisler—Royal Movements—The Mar- Kets, dc. Mr. Frederick H. Southworth, for many years a resi- dent of this city, sailed for the United States a few days since, by the Lapwing. He has sold his privilege for lighting Nictheroy with gas, and is preparing to mine and export the vegetable turf for making gas cheaply, which hhe recently diecovered near Bahia. He is esteemed here avery honest man. Dr. Rainey is here, preparing to put on the Bay the lines Of New York ferry boats between the city and Nictheroy, for which the imperial government has given a concession for twenty years. It wil! be one of the best paying enter- prises, a# such boats arc greatly neoded here to accom- modate the vast masses passing daily. Dr. Rainey isa very practical man in steam affairs, and, speaking the language of the country with great ease, will carry through this great‘enterprise successfully. The American contracts are succeeding well on the Don Pedro U1. Railroad. W. Milnor Roberts, of Phila- @clphia, and Chas. J. Hannah, of this city, are at the head f tho contract” with the Messrs. Harvey. These enter- prises, conducted by such men, will greatly extend the area of American contracts in Brazil. The English have Jong enough had these exclusively to themselves. Mr. Yancy arrived » day or two since from La Plata, @nd goes home vis England on the Avon. Mr. Brent arrived here some days-since, and proceeded on the Dol- La Plata. Mr. Cashman not yet Beara trom Sag, wd John Adams stariled me sbout iwo minutes ago with her tremendous guns in salute to Mr. y ERO itajecty Dow Pedso Segundo sailed, under s large Qg. envoy of on last Sunday, the lst, for Bahia, Pernambuco and ‘other northern’ provinces south of Cape Roque. Great enthusiasm was manifested on the socasion, for the Em) is, and deservedly, exceedingly popular,’not only with Brazilians, but with all who visit Rio Janeiro. next ras far as Proposes going Para. He was many years since in Rio Grande do Sul, ‘where his presence tended to quell an incipient revelution. Tie nothing of this kind, however, which now takes hin ‘to the north. Don Pedro is a great and good ruler. When the last steamer. the Tyne, sailed, the price of ©offee waz so high that the transactions were small, and the more honorable houses demanded a decline before ‘they would purchase even on commission. From the Ist to the &h September 23,180 sacks werg sold, as follows:— United States, 14,480; Channel and North of, tee 6,000; Mediterrancen, 1,700, Ooffee fell on the 16th, afew purchases were made. Prices had raled:—United States, 6/100 to 6/200; Channel, §) 900 to at North of Europe, 64300 to 6600; Mediterranean, ‘to 64300. quality, washed, 7/000 to 8)000; superior, 6/400 to 64600; first good, 4 ty, 6§300; seoond good. and second (600, The quantity at this time on hand ‘was 100,000 bags. The fall was very slight and 30,000 Backs were take-up. From the departure of the Tyre, on the 8th, to the 30th September the sales were 211,320 sacks, as follows:— Dnited States, 91,620 sacks; Channel and North of Europe, $6,000; Mediterranean, 30,000; Cape Good Hope, 5,800. The last lots were sold ag follows:—United States, 6) to £1200; Channel, 5/800 to 6; North Europe, 6200 t0 6/500; Mediterranean, 5)800 to 65200. Qualities of same:— Washed, 64800 to 74400; superior, 6/200 to 65400; first good, 5/900 to 6/160; first ordinary, 5] to 5}800; second good and second ordinary, 4300 vo 5]400, Bales of the whole month amounted to 283,500 eacks, as Ke, Ch. and N. 92,000, Med, Enteret during tho month, Sacks, againet 250,875 in August last. Embarked above 276 Racks, against 218,072 Sept, 858, 260.239 Sept., 1867; 219,998 'Sept. 1857. There exist ks. Kor same dite, 1858, there were nly 45,000; 1857, 90,000 sacks: 1856, 80,000 racks. During the month 16.810 gacke went to Baltimore, 2,150 —— ston, 8,905 to aimpton Roads, 22.540 to New Or- ans, 18,280 10 New York, 16,608 to Philadelphia, 1,274 to Richmond. Coffee entered into the Rio market, from January to Septomber incisive, 1,706,206 sacks, Ex- Rorted in the eame period for United States, 804,061 sacks; ‘urope, &c., 462,673; total—1,287,6%4. "Exports from January to Septémber, in 1888, were 1,252,525 racks; 1867, Mcre 1,746,383. Thit exceeds 1868 by 28,809, and fells short of 1867 by 468,749 sacks. Thirty three veasels have gore home in battest. Freight to New York, 10. a 40e.; New Grieans, 3c. @ 450. Ex- ebange Bye. wo Dean Mt es w& De. The normal exchange is ordinary, 6{ to The Mitftary Defenecs of New Yorks, ‘70 {HB EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘Wasuuxarom, Noy. 14, 1859. T beg leave to offer a few remarks in regard w the ‘Military defences of New York, apropos of a communica- don that appeared to your journa}iof the 10th inst. , igaed “R.F.2? upon that subjes: Such remarks are uot die- tated by any desire to @nd fault with the communication, Which is eminently sensible aud worthy of attention T ‘Seek only to point out to your correspondent that others, Jong im advance of him, have juvestigated the subject ia queetion; and to clear “our leading meh,” who your cor- Tespoi.dent thinks “do not seem to heed the lessuus ef the age,” from the impatation of neglect in that regerd which, from ignorance of the facts, nd doubt, i cast upou them in bis communication, For over two years the fortifications of New York hav, been the object of especial solicituae on the ‘of the Present Becretary of War, ex-Govervor who examined Shas pera in the full of 1851, Tre result o vi may be best of by astudy of Ris remarks on ‘The National otasees,” ia anoual Teport to Congress of Ovcember 6, 1858. 2 Message 1858-'59; or New Yora Hawaty of ard documents, part (1 think) December 127 1858 ‘That report was of extraordinary boldness. It promul- Falta views on strategy and fortification which had never fore been Drowched, at home or abroad, aud which were in direct oppotition to those of the Eugineer Bureau ofthe army. The Secretary assumed, ingo doing, @ heavy Tesponeibtl Tt was at the time deemed by nearly ail ovr eng peer officers that he was gravely mistaken. A distinguished engmecr, Major Barnard, wrote @ pampblet to prove that he was iu error. Since Ume, jadeed, the current of public pinion whic, as if instlucuvely Set strongly in favor of the cheap defensive system reeou- menied by the Seoretary, aud the similar, pertaps bor- Fowed, views that bave been expressed tm Brivsh jour- Bais in regard to the defence of that Sate, and above all, the events of the Italian war, which demonstrated the truth of his warning, that the steam navies of France and Evgland would furnish them with great additional fa cilities forthe land invasion of other martume States, have combined to relieve the Secretary of any auxicty be may have felt on the score of the responsibility of taking the matter of coast defence oat of the band: gineer Bureap, Bot itis right that after assuming the risk he should have the erecit that attaches to the ylews he entertaing upon the subject ‘Those views which demonstrate the necessity of pro- whing against descents upon our coasts sf hostile armies, co-operating with steam fivets, and of protecting New York and Brooklyn in particular from the calamities which would restit from such descents on Long Islan by &“itne of fleld works around Brooklyn,” embrace mostof the recommendations of your correspondent. The cniet difference lies im this, that the Secretary proposes to lor- ity at present only the “key pits’? of the line, leaving the intermediate Dreastworks to be thrown up when oc casion requires. In conclusion, let me refer such of your readeas as are interested iu this su! full information im regard to it, to the Herarp of 'y 18, Aprit lh and August 3 of the present year, and to a memoir by a Lieut. Morton, of the army, on the Dangers and Defenor@ of New York Guy,” which forms the twelfth document appended to ths report of the Secretary of War above referred tw, which, as it was recommended by the Secretary to Congress, may be considered to be a faithful exponent of nis views, Tue Waxperer Tssa1s.—The trial of Brown, Rajesta and Arguirer, for piracy, before the United States Gire..it Court, was brought to a ‘close yesterday. After a con sultation of neariy a day, the jury, about twelve o'clock, M., brought in a verdict of “ Not Guilty.” We cannot say that the public expectation has been disappointed iu thig result. The prisoners were remanded to jail to await their trial on another indictment for offences committed ou the high seas, that under which they have just been tried alleging only offences committed on the waters of Georgia. —Sahannah Republican, Nov. 24. SEPCATIONS WANT ED—FKBMALKS, Reereenreers LADY GOING SOUTH, WISHES TO PROOURE A situation, xs child’s nurse and aeemstress, for. young Protesiant womxn, with whom sbe regrets being obliged te part, and whom she can cordially recominend. Cult for three days at 83 West 2)a st A. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO do general honsework; is a first rate washer and can iron plain pieces; does not understand ironing shirt bosoms, but is very willing to learn: ® good bome preferred to high wages: good cits reference given. “Call at 225 Weat 6th at., between nd 9th ave sae es SITUATION WANTED-~ BY A RESPECTABLE GIRUL, ag puree, chsmbermslt or plain sewer; would assist id washing if required, Ynquire for two days at ‘112 Euat 16h st between Livingtton place and Ist ave. ish $$$ YOUNG N WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE in some respectable family; has the ference. A, at 29 Cheever place, South Brooklyn. eer ont A. RICATION WANTED—DY A VERY RESPROTA- ble woman. as cook; she thoroughty understands ber br= ainess: fn an excellent baker of bread ‘nd [pastry: will assiet ‘with the washing and ironing of a amal! private family; best of gy reference given. Call at 139 Hast 2th st, betwee 24 asd ‘avenues, LADY HAVING NO FURTHER USE FOR AN EX- cellent cook, «hom she can bighly recommend, would hike to get her a good, stesdy place. Inquire at 29 Oth av., between 9th and 10th sts, for two days. ASTUATION WANTED—DY A RESPEOTABLE PRO, ; testant a = Spe a bo rer csh Vip nurse and isin Rewer, we best of ly reference can iven. Call For two days at 124 West 20h st., iret floor, back room, N COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 2s professed cook; one who understands her busin-as Dorough)y. The best of city reference can be given. Cali at 45 West 13th st, s RROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A REFE- rence of severs} years from her lust place, desires a alta ation, fm ety or, conte, AS goo, washer and troner, makes ice bread and pastry; ieposition. 51378 6 av., near Zed at, up stabs. . pay: RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS urse and seamstreas; no objection to do light ehamber- work: has the best of city reference. Cll at 211 7th av., near th st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO chamber work and waiting, or to do chamber#ork and take cure ot children; will make herself general! wager not so much an object ood home, Call ut 203 West 22d et, at her last employ wo days, SITUATION WANTED-BY A HEALTHY RE- speetable young married woman, with a fresh breaat of ‘milk, a8 wet nurse. Apply at 72) 2d ay., between 45th and 46th sts. third tioor, front room. (A. RESPECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation to do general bonrework in a small private family; is a gcod coo, washer and troner, and has the best of city re ference, Call for Usree days at No. 4 Horatio st, frat floor, oom. 1. SITUATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook; can wash and iron. Good ety reference. Apply at ber preseut employer's, No. 6 Huntingdon place, Powers st, Brovkiyn. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tien ox chambermaid and seamstress, or nurse and chamberma d; best of city reference, Call at 142 40th st., be- tween 2d and 34 for two days. ' A SITUATION WANTED-DY A SEAMSTRESS WitO Goes ali kinds of family sewing, or would go by the month to baste and fit for a sewing machice and make button holes. To be seen for two dave at the Bible House, Astor place, Sh Bt., between 3d and 4th avs. No fee. po ii nem hetlelaicno la A EESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A. SITUATION AS first rate cook, washer and ironer; no objeqsion to do gene- Tal housework; best of city references. at 71 16ta st., be- tween 6th and 7th ave., in the rear, A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS LAUN. dress; bes no objection to do plain cooking, washing and froning; the yery best city reference. Gull at or address 170 ‘West 3ist st. for two days. SITUATION WANTED~BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook; uncerstands all kinds of cooking perfectly, has no Objections to assist in the wasting and troning. The beut city Teferenee given front her last employer. Call at 102 West at GERMAN LADY WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE, ‘or to travel with an invalid lady to California; rete- oy Call for two days wt 126 Clinton place, third room 0. 9. A GOOD DRESSMAKER WANTS EMPLOYMENT BY the day in families, to cut and fit Indies’ dresses, Apply At 1624 bast 28th st., between Lexington and 3davs. YOUNG PROTESTANT LADY, OF GOOD FAMIL’ just arrived from Germany, wishes @ situation ag com: panion to.an American or German ludy, whore she may have Occasion to exercise herrelf in English onversition. Address ‘A. B, box 137 Herald office. SITUATIONS, WANTED—F”, 2 SG ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A POU laws onus 4 Wiscstae sate “amenests tlre EAE ANTED—A SITUATION, 7 gery aan an TAU pees in At rT Navy et, Mrockl}, fo" 4 Fonchi _ egome band kT NUREE—War', BY A RRSPROTABLE Joung woman. ¥" @ her first ebild, © altn re tieman’s family as Wet eerse; dy very boalihy' £0, honent and tempe’ ate; oan g Ve fod, refenonny. te. wl breaat of mite: ean be wen fs docter'acertifion’ 9h, re for three daye st Aiveoat ty Delween 2! and Sd a's A WASTED sy a RRSPESTABLB PERSON, a SITS. ten rand acametress tos private faolly Addrem "4 e), Herald office. AE Are -A SITUATION A__PROTRSTANT Seoteh weman, a8 a good Cook, washer and tronvr: the care of milk ané hater: no o! an to go distence in the country Cuil at 172 Mulberry at, betweee Broome and Grand, ia the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSY. BY A woman witha healthy breast of milk; she has a fine, healthy ehiid six weeks old.” Gall at 193 iD wi, in the nent corner of franklin and Greenwieb sts, for two a. emery err rr orate WY AstrD-A BA TO WET NURSE, BY A BR apectable married woman, at her own house, Call at 118 Rast 2th et., in Ww ANTED—A+ SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A young, healthy womas. with a fresh bresat of milk Rex! city reference given, Call for two days at 253 Kast 18th at, third floor, front room. ANTED—A SITOATION, BY AN INDUSTRIOUS, steady gir), ag chambermald abd wi and chambermaid, Has goo? city reference, Dith et, near 6th ave., for two days. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RRSPECTABLE young woman, to ook, wash and iron, fora small fart} or todo chamber work. or xa laundress, Bo ablestion to the ily orcountrs. Call at 203 26th st, between ond %a ave, tecond floor, front room, ANTED- BY A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to cook, wash and iron; can ¢ome well recom- mended. Call at 304 Bowery, in the millinery store, between Houston and Bieecker sts. ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRI, A SITUATION, chambermaid or uarse; understands sewing or taking hikiren Hae good elty reference. Can be seen for ‘two days at 72 Wasbipgton st, Brooklyn. ANTYD—A SITUATION, BY A RASPROTABLE young Protestant giv t, to do ehamberwork er take care of children, or to do general housework, 1a amall private family: ia a ood washer and ironer; bst reference giver. ‘Cail at 105 Monroe st. for two daya. RESPROT ABLE PRO 0° to do vlain ‘ rare of a baby; ean cook, Wash and iron fo> a eral) private famhiy; good city reference given Plouse cail at 9 2sth at., between 6th and 7th ave Can be seen for wo days in the front room, top tloor, ANTRD—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG. WOMAN, & situation as seamstress and chatnberma‘d; would bi vo objection to nssist with fine washing: ahe is perfectly com: petent to take care of an invalid tnay or ebiidren; has the best of oity reference. Address M., 2{ Hast Sith at, Gramercy park. ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A GIRL, AS CHAM rmaid and waiter, Can be seen for two ays at 52) ogra) Brooklyn. Has five years’ reference from ber jaat place. WASHING IRONING AND GOING OUT TO DAYS work; also plain sewing done on the most reasouaole terma, Tnqulre at 469 4th st, in the rear hagement. WE TAURSE.— WANTED. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG married woman, wilh a freah breast of milk, a. baby to + et purse at her own residence, having recently lost her own baby References excbanged.' Inquire for two days for Mrs. Ptishing at 74 Montgomery sl., coruer of Cherry, WANTED—A SITUATION, IN “A RESPROTASLE Fa. wily, by a young woman capable of plain cooking, washing and ironing; good city Tefererce given. alay& vung girl, seventeen yeara of age, a8 seamatress and to do ch Kk; good city reference given, Address Ill HELP WANTED—FEMALE he ee LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED daily— found in grod sitnationa ef every kind Sots tren: | hlsn goad sein esaeainneent toss ces given, Also, ly. \want tvihe Large Institute, 188 ft sty oumner of have. LL, FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IM! t the Large Institute for dom: be 61 7 danee of civil, capable help, to sult all who oall or send. ducted by # respectable lady. COOK, LAUNDRES&, WAITRESS, AND A NURSE and seamstress, for the country, wanted immediately. None but Protestants, with city reference, need apply at Fiployment agency of the Protestant Episcoval Brotherhood, 124 4th av., near 12th st. No charge until engaged. CKNOWLFDGED THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO obtain jonest German, English, neh and {rish eervanis of wbieb a number are’ waatin ey patel 2 and terms moderate. "Motor houcaty, cledity ad. aos: 5 Statues 7 elit : Employment Institution, 424 Broadway.) * MORRIS COHNERT. LADY WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF, OR AN ipterest in a store; must be competent to keep books; one ‘ith some capital preferred, unexcepuonable referenee re- quired. Address box 181 Herald offi aitice ——_——$—$—$—$—$ Paws SUPPLIED WITH SERVANTS AND SITUA- tions procured. ‘without charge, for German, French, Tialinn and other girs Offices Nos 33 and 14 Bible Honse, Righth street, between Third and Fourth avenues ‘The Ger: map, Preveh ud italian languages spoken. A Indy iu at tendance, P WANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE BOARDING house, two girls, one ax a good plala cook, the other to ‘wash and iron apd assist ia the mp rtaira work. Those who can come well recommended from thelr last places may ‘ap- ply at 109 West 12th gt, this day. (TUE SERVANTS INSTITUTE, 149 GRAND, STREET. bas on hand «large number of servants, both msle and female, who are well recommended, and understand their business, ‘Two Protestant and several otber first class cooks are now disengaged, Also several Protestant nurses. WARSTEDSA GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Jn a.small family: Gord city referenese required. Ap: ply to Mrs. Demarest, 179 East 60th at, near 2d avenue, ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS CHAMBER- maid and laundress in @ small family. Apply, with ua- at 101 Waverley place, between 9 ee FEMALES FOR DRAWING BRUSHES. Apply to Mott & Gilmore, 157 Chambers at. Wars COMPETENT GIRL TO DO THE HOUSE- ‘work of e small family; she must bea grod cook, first rate wasber and ironer, and willing to make herself useful. Apply at 14 West 24th st., between 12 and 2. M. A LADY WHO 18 BOARDING, A nm cr0k to take care of two children and do wash: ing end ironing; wages not over $5 per month, Reference rs ._ Call ut 44 Bleecker st. W4XTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE of an infant and do plain sewing. Good city references r quired. Apply ut 203 West 224.st., near 8th Liat tinned Ld ey WARTED TMMEDIATELY-AN ENGLISH PROTES. tant girl; must underatand her business perfectly, make goed soups and cake and wash the house linen. ‘The family is smell, Call for two days a 96 Bt. place, ‘ANTED—A FIRST RATE NURSE AND SEAM. Mattress Kod references required. Gall at 2 East ———$—$—$—$ a ees goon, Rye grt, rac oner;, references Clinton place, Eighth st from 90 12. o'clock. i epee ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK AND TWO RE. en enuired, “High wages “apply this day. Meany ve ren . es. 7. be- tween Sand S o'clock, ‘at 108 Orazigs st, second door from Fu)- tou, Brooklyn. ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS WAITRESS in.a private family, Apply at 20 Bast 37th st., eastof Maino ave Nowa cd ay. WArTED_A YOUNG GIRL OR WIDOW LADY, TO take charge of a genueman’s house during the day, where good wages will be paid, Address O. P., Herald office’ ‘ANTED—A WOMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE OF A child from {ts birth, at ber own residence. Address, siating terms per month and where an interview may be had, Dr. A T., Heraid office, ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL; SHE MUST BE A GOOD cook, washer and ironer, and williag to make berself generally useful; but two fu a family. Inquire at 96 Barrow ft. between Hudson and Greenwich, “None ethers need apply. RESSMAKER.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN, WHO HAS bad long experience in dreeamaking, wad understands tt ihoroughly, would like to make engagements to work in pri vate families, or at home, by the dey. - Best references given. Cali on or address J. M., 181 Waverley place, for oae week. OUSEKEEPER'S OR GOVERNESY SITUATION wanted, by 2 well educated German lady, aged twenty- inree, m a respectable gentleman's or widower's house; ia a feed housekeeper; high wages not required. jeraldofiice. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO 8 attend the storeroom or iinen department of a hotel, or any otber situation timilar to the xbove; ipa gomd aeamstrere ould make herself generally useful, would have no ob 10 1 ie city, Address tor one week M. b., Madi- Address ML, ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS Si raitcens, and vo arvist jn washing and troniogy Gall xb. 263 Ftd st., between Sth and yr ava. lr eae naa “* FUATION WANTED—RY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS A good cook, wasber nod irouer, ot to do chamborwork and Waiting Good city references. Call at 21734 34 av., between Tite and 12th ats., in the rear. fr Pern. am men TIUATIONS WANTRD—BY FOUR RESPECTABLE S girig; one as firet class cook; another as first elaas laun- Greed ard chambermald; apo'her a8 wnitrens or chambermnid and scomatrees; and the other’xs frat class chambermaid; they all ly understand their busicess: their reason for Jeaving fa the family in going South; they ndvertise from their present emploger's. for two days at 46 West 20th at., be- tween Sth und 6th ave, SITUA D- BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 7 DO SrA cmework ie & genatl family; onuntry pictoreed, a country reference given. Address N., box 154 Herald office, ce wi D—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA tes cook, washer and irone r; would do the general housework of a smail private farnily. ‘Rest of city references from her last place. Call at 46 Weat 16th street, near 6th av. AXTED—A SITUATION, TO DO CHAMBERWORK AOA plata sewing, or cbamberwork and {to assist in wash. ing ond ironing, The best of chy reference, Call at No. 9 Port od eur Flusbii 5 yn. BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH. Fea — ituation to do eral house: In a small ‘Can be seen fortwo days at 368 7th ave, 1a ANTED—1 YOUNG JUAINTED BY A YOUNG LADY, WELL ACQI with the millinery and fancy ois basiness, @ where she can board in the fami); employer, Address + B. Wauaough, 27 John st. pee eee MING CARPE HOURM IS IN WANT UF & MAN A “eane thoewSty aburge of thelr wales Sener ms PRY GOODS BALESMAN WANTRD—TO GO TO A Peuthern city; oa ‘salewman 8 goad onary ‘and sua. Dee given.” A ‘im the store, 100 Browdway. BUSINESS SOUNG MAN WANTED—IN A STORE. be required to take envre eonurol ef salva, frances, &¢., he will he required to have $300 ta moveg, for orscurny WHE De give. Al at 347 Broadway, up = Hint ig vey Owes e OO. GHNTS—LOCAL AND TRAVELLING, WANTED—TO Ante one iberal commission ‘strcet,’ sable and anow breopa, tomoibing entirely Lexe, Addreus or eall on the ma- pulagmrer, & a. MoNurray, 299 Pearl ot, New Yor SMART, ACTIVE MAN WaNTED—FOR GENERAL K. App y ats06 Broadway, OY WANTER-T0 WORK IN A RESTAURANT, clean kulves, &e., aud make biinself ganeesty oseful. cjefore 10'A. AM! ab Sheppard's Shades, 102 Deane st, Brondway. NVASSERS WANTED- TO SELL PINS STEEL PLATE Oo Large discounts to whoilnasle parchasers Catalogues forwarded. Address W. Hi. teil e, 13 Park por i banal a tae en HANTS, HOTRLR AND OTHERS eee ToL oD ORATIO WITE, CLERK ALESMEN, PORTERS, BARKREPERS, fe. MYRCHANTS’ CLERKS REGISTRY, 78 BROADWAY. WILLIAM J. REOPATH, YSTRRMAN WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO IS & ood Waker ané nuderstands opentag oysiers weil, And mouke bimself generaily use(aly a good weady situation, font. e very clean und bave refarencr, ‘Apply at 925 Broadway, Dear 2latet, atter LA M. ANTRD~A MAN OF MATURED BXPRATENCE IN ‘business in thie elty. te eonneetion with te toporting and jobbing of goods for jwen'a wear Toa wersyo thoranghly som- peentan opportunity rarety O be found wit! be alfered, im re ard to —> swok and Temaneration, Addrees J. H. B, jorald office 'ED—A BUSINESS AGENT AND CANVA&SER.— J of subsertptions and advartigesaur ts, sacianese, Coat wi romptly paid salary Jrone HH, H, Herd ollice, wih refercoses. long will be confidential ANTED—TO GO salesman and bookkeeper. Adress L. A. SOUTH, A YOUNG MAN, AS W., Berar QW ANTED-FOUR OR FIVE APPRENTICES 10 00 TO the Kast Indies to learn the rice milling Dusiness, sho bave worked at some mechantoal basin is nets Nidress with references \. A. 1, box 2132 Pos! office, New York 7 ANTED— 100 AGENTS. 70 SELL A NEW WORK ON W he over 100 Physiology, Marriage, 40; nome to ge percent cuarauteed & copy of the book, wi will he vent to, any address on receipt of 25 cen Address ivr. J. M. Livingeon, Madison aquare Poat attic York. TANTED—FOUR YOUNG MEN OF GOOD CHARAC- Ww ter to deliver ‘tte aihis dav None but those that fur- nich testimonials Leed apply to George Hussey, &) William st , dasement. al TANTED—A COLORED BOY, AS WAITER. ALSO, A woman (German or French preferred), as walt bermaid. Aj Rust Svat et, WAXTED—A PORTER AND PACKER FOR A CROOK. ery and china a'o*e; good wager and courtant work to soner and industrious men. Apply this day at THOS HAIRE £00,'s Emplos ment offiee, corner of Weat 22d at. and 6th av ‘ANTFD—TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN OF GOOD ‘addreas and business habits, todo a light outdoor bu 1- nove, Apply to JAMKS W. BRINSON, 66 Nassau st, room Ko. AN’ A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WITH reference, to solicit subscribers to several'new and deantifunly Sostrated books; wages ors liberal commission Guz. ne suitable spplicant. loquire of B. J. Browne, 26 al W £500 first class houses. Applicants by mail must enclose Teontamps. Betabdahed 18060 WM. J. REDPATH” ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A GOOD hand, in a convting house. alan, two straw goods sales men and &p experienced bookkeeper. Apply atthe ‘Merehandh Clerk Resets Ones. 78 ee Sry im ad. vance. biti procured. Esta . carey te 'WM. J. REDPATH. ANTED—LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS throughout the country, for s new and sucerior sewing machine. , Splevdid opportunities offered to pares, with tie gemuty adapted (o the busluess. Apply or address 88 Spring st.; up tal WANTEDIA MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS TRE SHIP. ving bus'ness; aleo, a fist class flour salesman, and = clerk for a bard ware atoré; German preferred. Apply at the Nerchants’ Clerks! Reyistry Office, 78 Broadway, No comnts. sion in advance, Situations procured. Ketablisbed 1856, W. J, RUDPATH, ANTED=12 MEN TO DELIVER CIRCELARS; ALSO, ‘an architectural draughtsman, and two good enlectors. Apply at the Merebaats’ Clerks’ Registry Office, 78 Broadway. Situsitions procured. No commission in advance. The only established (1366) and genuine ofle in the ely AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CIty, TOWN $1 5O-endritase in the Union. Busineas lichtgod genteel, and will ‘$160 per month. Address J, Wilbel Morris (0... 3. wr oe NYED.—RESPECTABLE. MEN SEEKING SITUA- Mons as clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, portera, bar- Iv at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry Reference Honrs 9 to 6. REOPATH. __.. THE TRADES. YOUNG EXPERIENCED GERMAN DISTILLATEUR, who well understands taking care of a distillery of French, German and Ialian liquors, and also rectify ing spirita, Je desirovs of obtaining a suitable Noyment. Best of city references can be given. Address A. L., care of Mr. Bchulta, 11 West street. seh hide to ne EO TSE Ree i Se 10 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.—WANTED, A SITUA- {ich #8 compositor, by @ young man of steady habla. Ad- dress Printer, Herald oftice. oii antl asa es TANTED—BY A PRACTICAL ENGINEER AND MA- cbinist, a situation to run either a high or low poeassure spgine. ‘The’ best of reference given, address “Kogineer, Herald office. ‘ANTED—AN ENGRAVER ON BRASS; ONE ‘wHo fs accurtomed to work on bookbinders’ stampa Apoly to Richard McNab, new Bowery, corner of Roosevelt street, starrer asomtenbeaberne ores ANTED—A COFFIN MAKER, TO MAKE TH BEST of rosewood and mahogany coilins To such a one woady work will be given. Apply to Kdward H. Senior, 76 Carmine at. No othera need apply. ANTED—TWO JOURNRYMEW PRINTERS TO WORK at 25 eents per 1.000 ema. Apply at488 Broadway, fitth floor, Also at the same place, a woman to sew and do light toutework, at 10 ehillings a week, board, home. PERSONAL. NY PERSON (OF POSITION AND MEANS O4LY) AL. wishing to adont as thier own, a fine, noble looking mal child, abont eightern months old, purely American, can do 80 by addressing Coatideuce, Herald office. DVERTISEMENT FROM THE LONDON TIMES of 11th November, 1659 — Folly—AN goingon ell. Write immediately, as formerly, and give address, Tragt matters require your signature. H W—A YOUNG LADY AROUT GOING TO PROVT. « dence to spend the winter w'shes'a young lady of iasel- hating manners and handsome appearanceas companion. Ad- dress Charlotte, Herald office. F WR. HARRIS. BROTHER OF THE LATE DR. HAR- ris, of Enniskitien, county Fermanagh, Ireland, who about four years ago was covtractor on a Western railroad, would please write or send bis address to 146 Fulton avenue,’ Brook- lyn, he would bear ot his nephew, the doctor's son, Wra. Har- Tig,’ Albany papers please copy. OX TEE NIGHT OF NOY. 2, AT 94 O'CLOCK, A MAN was knocked down by am omnibua at the corner of the Bowery aud Second street. If the gentleman who kindly icked him up and aided him, will send his address to George ‘lliamns, No. 472 Fourth atreet, he would confer s favor on the SUFFERER. FINE ARTS, ‘HITLOOR’S FREE PICTURE GALLERY OF OLL PAINTINGS, ‘66 CANAL STREET, TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, A YOUNG MAN, OF AMPLE MEANS AND Post. tion, wislies to correspond with a young girl, or wiaow, with a view to matrimony, Address, appotnung ua interview, T.R., Union sqnare Post office. SITUATIONS . W. ‘TED—NALES. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN JUST landed: is 21 years of aye, and ta willing to make himecif generally useful iti any sitvation; has a good education. Gna give good security tor honesty if required. Address #award Forbea, Herald office. MAN, ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY FOR npeiseo, Would be happy to make arrangements with « firm bere, to act ae agent for the sale of thelr goods in san Francisco. ‘Address L. k., box 174 Herald office. SINGLE PROTESTANT MAN (ENGLISH) WISUIRS A ‘ ©. Good reference f-om hia late elty ed Wauer, eare of 811 Broadway, BOQKRERPER THE ADVERTISRT WISITES A SITU. ation aa bookkeeper; oan give the best of referenee. Ad dress & Q B., Herald oes QITUATIO. Ss rn A PRACTIVAL ROOK. Keeper. ¢ city Or AR RaleRMAN; hasn good nowlede of th ritntesion and shipping business. Kest of finy references furnished, “Address Accountant, Herald liee. oP lt aE CoAT: SES 10 JEWEITLERS AND SILVERSMITHS—A MANURAO- turer of morocco eased wishes to make a business enenie ment with some person in the jewelry or silverware trade to snpply them with eases at advantageous prices, Parsons da- siring the abeve will pleuse address Veraeverance, Herald of- ce, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS LIGHT PORTER (IN A goed house, where his exertious will meet with ample remuneration to snoport bis family ; time no object, to ait ® good emplover, Can give good city endations. Cail on ‘Or address till en Henry Hurst, 219 Hast ist at., N ¥. Wy aes MAN TO WAIT IN THE DINING AND oyster snloon 265 Bowery, Manhattan House, A middle aged man preferred. FRENCH . ADVERTISEMENTS. ON DEMANDE—COMME BONNE UNE FRANCAISE OU Suisscase (Snisse Frangaise), munio de bonnes recom: m-ndations et parlant purement le frangats.{S'adreaser an 60 @ rue, pres de In 4me avenue, THE MILITARY. NR noo wn 5 SOU N INDEPENDENT MILITARY COMPANY, TO BR AM catia the Washington Binatris noe MEAN, able young men between he age of 18'U5 37 Ant CN aae't bie f oaee Tigh; mablog to Jota, may addroen One Destiny, Herald Oilce, i _— CADEMIES OF WRITING. BOOKKEEPING, ARITH- metic, dc —Young men from olty or conntry will find PAINF’S Academy, 62 Bowery, or 283 Fulton street, Brook- lyn, peculiarly xdapied wo their wants, each student receiving 16 instruction at hours suiting, and learn more in two weeke than iu months under class ayatems. 00D AND CARAP LONGINGS—CI, fortable single Reoms, and wife, 76 cents. Glove Uam sireots, N, Y. Open all night. ‘ANTED—A W FURNISHED HOUSE, IMME. diately between Fourth apd Twenty olzhth streets and Fourth wid Sich venues, Addrees E. HL Heraid ce. RAN AND COM. , 26 to 37 cents per night: gentleman ‘Hotel, eorner of Frankfort and Wil- ANTED—A SMALE FOL OR PART OF ONE, containing six or seven rooms, in w respactable locallt: rent must not be over #3 a month. | Address for three days, M. Ak, Union square Post office UNION SQUARE (‘WEST SIDF).~ONE SUITOR ROOMS L oh with Bon Also two single ones. The suit has 4) the modern eonventencies, closets und_ clothes presses, sec. Breskfast from 34 until 9, and dinner at 6, Best of reference given and required. "POLITICAL. NDREW J, BYRNE, 13 AGAIN A CANDIDATE FOR the oflice of Commissioner of Common Schools, tn the Fourteenth Ward. He haa filled that position for the last two years, with abilily wnd fidelity to the interest of the Ward Every friend of Uberality and yatem of edueatton, she Iueting the pre tonecnre his re TA MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COLUNTERR A Recocotutinn, held at the “Patridge,” 62 Moustan street, on Saturday event her 3, the Tollowing resolutions ‘were unanimously a'lopted:— Resolved, Thnt thia asnciation cor national ticket now before the people For Mayor, Fetnando Wood; for Corporati ©. Bronsou; for Almabouse Governor, Resolved, That we call on all citizen reserving our menseipal rights and. opp Rirelations to mnite with usin electing. the el cratic rights, Fernando Wood. JNO. FARKELL,, Pros Secretaries, J+ Bs DUNHAM, Vice Pres, P. J. Baavy, Treasurer. MY NAME APPEARED IN THR LEADER OF TO. day @nndgy, Dec. 4) to the eall of n mening of the Tam Inany Hin) democracy, held st the Cooper [nstitate last Sate. aay evening, Fake thie opnortiniiy of abating thm tne use of ay name in tbl connect nnn eonely wilt me know ledge, support the only heir suffraces: = Greene Kp. Moi Timotny LUBRY, JOAN KUNNKDY, Twentleds Ward. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY DECEMBER 5, 18659.—;RIPLE SHEET. eR tt | | | POLITIC. ry Dourss oF THE neat CENTRAL OOM eT aca Tho Amerioma party was create) as ERT oi al for tbe Dest interests ef nation, | cae ae otloeinte’ te eppontion 19 petite) corrapton, Me 00d ‘peuple, wee Oe tn aa nomituied and aupserte GEORGE | OFDS KE for Mayor of New 3 er y cer Ogden wes primartly nominated in the ss my Sant cn re cineeis enteuniee, and not by ube strength of bie frieuds in. | ‘envertion. 1 laced in nomination by the votes of meu aiptody‘yiedged ve the eupportof unciher gandidate. Hie was porters, as subsequent ever ea a Awmerteang who su, ‘+ mr. ‘Opdyke deny that y were reapoveltle for Mer ‘hens pomlaulo, oF that ey wore on withe Preaisent of ihe Whig Commitee, and. other deslared friends of Mr. saree: here arcane hl the be te Lo further demo! es aeet ca nuace Mr, Ogden thelr ealspaw, and the Ame- riean Convention saved him An a wi vhich he did oot reside. pocayr “ay emeyer's nominaion, or, at ail hazaras, to defeat pds ae. This agcat spa Ipaiion to wapport Mr. and bowaled 40 the Gobvendea undred thousand dollars would be spent for that gen- man’s vancement. very anctt mucceeded in drngwontng only ten ofthe delegates te cust their votea for Havemerer on the fret ballet, whereon George Opdyke received nearly @ majority of ull the voves. Degpalrlog, then, of uo:ninating is prigetply ae azent, of Mr ‘Hhvemever irapeferred his. ten vous 0 Bb Oxden, who, Wuerenpon, af the vext ballot, cecelved & bare majorly This transfer o¢ Havemeyer’s votes was rnade solely to ds- feat Mr. Opdye, and : party ins powerless Or aegadve posidca, "Suimeqaent aperatigna of thee preieud ed Amerientin auticlently exusbhish this fact. ig this mauner honestmen *ere begulied into the nomination of J. Depeyster Oxden by the votesof persous who had ven pledged wo'Mr, Huvemoyer, and whoke kivecest was lo fursher moerabc ssbemes eguintt a anited opposition. ‘The majority of our city Convention aiuenvered the. eoi!a- aK ry that were brag peerage bec eckud aouon which on Wrong! uae toad upon ica They refined. w be cheated Into 1 false sind jaa poaition through tie seliiah comminaiion of desiguing ie. abe American Chy Convention homiuating Gesrge Opdyke, stands before this community weboogbt aud untramuneied. ‘The names of its members are on the rom thetr “shey are the nainen of Asnscloan whe have been true to our through ood and evil repor eeeety met catiuok be made, Ue tovin of democratic wire- pullers. They refure to leud theweelves to the salvation oO. & ying Tammeny Halt, ‘The American party, on au occasion like the present, fgores all considerations save one—the cr'e's of our city affairs. Lt susiaing ite che and nominev—Georgs Opdyke—as the best aad strongest candiaate before the people. As & miy worthy the suilraces of ali honest men, As #n opponeat of democratic inisrule, whether it threaten Tammasy Wail or from Fernaade Wood, ‘AB A candidate of the people —pure, fresh, virtuous and oa bie. Pilet every American sustain George Opdyke, the only Ameri: can candidate for Mayor. Letevery American be warned agniuat the attempt of a self constituted, apurions convention, composed of & tew lndividanls whose only alm, from tirst to last, has been to tranaler the Aweriean party to Tammany Hall’ Kecollect, that the American General Conunittoe of the city and county of New York have ratified the action of the regalar American City Convention, which numiuuted George Osdyke, Sol 1, Hull. and William 8’ Pinekney. GILBERT ©. DEANE, Chin’n. 2 American City GILBERT W. WARNER, Sec. § Now’g Conven'a. R. Chairman. A MANN, } Vice American DREWS, § Chairmen, Central HE WHITAKEE, ?¢oog, | Oommitie, TING OF THE YOUNG MEN'S T. T. T ASSO. elation, held at thetr rooms on Thursiay evening last, the following Keaolution was unanimously adepted:— esolved, hat wee woody snppart atthe coming eleetion for Mayor, the Hon. Geo. Opdyke; for Vorporatioa Counsel, Se- lomon L Hull, and for Governor of Almahonae, Wm. F. 'y JAS. 5. WiLLLAMs, Pres. Hanky ARcuER, Bec. \ Spaat OF POWER. N NOMINEES FOR MAYOR, WILLIAM F. HAVEMEYER, FOR Cov! @RRENE ©. HY. TO THE CORPORATION, BRUNSON, YOR GOVERNOR OF THR ALMSHOUSE, WILLIAM T. PINKNEY. Tickets can be had ai the Westchester Honse. H. A. T. GRANBERY, President American [of rag Convention. es Wri iS Nerina, § Vie Prestaets: Cornenivs Corson, Secretary. EING CONVINCED THAT DIVISIONS IN THE demozratic renks are injurious alke to the cause of de- imocracy snd sound nstional principles, and my sense of honor dictating to me that Ishould not promote division or strife among that great conservative party of the nation, therefore, deeply grateful to my many friends of the workin cinsses, Thereby retire trom the poliitical contes} as candi date in the Sevenih Counciimanic district and Nineteenth ward. RANSOM C, PARKS. New York, Dec. 5, 1889. roe MaToR, ‘eadquarier st Thorys Hel sorate of Highthlret and Broadway Ciizens of all partion ea aro. fe corer af ne honest adualnistrauon of the city government, are invied te daily at this piace, OR MAYOR GEORGE OPDYKE. Knowing that unpaid volunteer labor on election day is alto- ‘most efficient, the Committee invite thoee of their fellow citizens are willing to uid them by their services for the part or the whole of to-morrow at the polly, to report them- selves to-day (Monday) at Head quarters corver of Broadway avd Kignth street, that the district they choose may be known. 'ERNANDO WOOD F THE DEOK. ‘The 8S—t’s will meet tbis day, at their msual time and place, tm jhetr respective ciatrite, io. yurnment until after the el iis 3 ‘By arder of the P. 7. URTFENTH WARD HAVEMEYER, ASSOCIATION — The members of this association and all who wish to avail place Hieecker abe, tis ‘evening at 6% o'slock, tu basineos leecker a ev " Pe i ‘ 1B o’elock, on Bi great pebirdas GEORGE B, HALL, President. Wi M Coon, }Seeretarles. RAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEKTING.—THR DEMO cratic electors of the Twelfth Aldermanlc district are re- quested to aesemble in mass at the Hall, No. $33 Ens: ‘Twelfth street, near avenue 0, on Monday evening, Decemor 6, ut 7 o'clock, to ratify the nomination of Rdward G. Maloy for Alderman of the Twelfth Aldermanic district. Several ‘oul. ‘nent speakers will addrees the meet ny GEORGE ANDERSON, Obrirman Patrice Damey, y. a ? — FONESTY, INTEGRITY AND TROTH—THE TENTH Aldermanic distriet.—The democrats of this ward most tively contradict the statement in Saturday's Herald. that Brancis Gibney was unanimously nominated sa nlderorn na the above district by the friends of Fernando Wood. Their only regular end popular nomination and candidate ty Oharles G, Cornell, Eeq., for whom all trae ‘They believe £ against the regu in| 4 ect in thus acting ts 49 palpable ag to bé apparent to al! govd do- moerais of the distiiet, and to be by them regarded with soorn and contempt. pres ceca al RE OY Pee es ead J FID BET $1,000 70 $600 THAT FERNANDO WOOD is our next Mayor. SAMUEL WILSON, No. 103 West atrect, N. ¥. RISHMEN, AT1ENTION.-WHEBEAS, T. F. MEA- GHER, at the Havemeyer meeting atrthe Ceoper Institute, on Saturday evening, December 4, aid ‘publicly an nonnee that he did ‘unreservedly and confidently demand for ‘William ¥. bp athe atl on Tuestay next, 2 trinmpbsnt bal- lot,” I do hereby disown and proclaim my total dlssporoval of lis conduct, and will nse every endeavour among my many friends, publicly and privately. to thwart such » proveeding, and, #8 far ae possible, ensure the election of the champion of municipal rights, Fernando Wood. Irishmen of New York, L apes! to your hearts tor an eudorsement of my seautiments ou ‘Tuesday next. PATSICK PURD, Praldent of the 7. F. Meagher Club. OF SCHOOL OFFICERS FOR THE ard, made by the Joint Commitee of the ‘or Commissioner of Common Schools, ‘Twenty-first ward, REW V. STOUT. For ALEXANDER Bi (DO! WILUIAM DE Lacy. For Inspector, DR. CHARLES NANZ. WILLIAM SINCLAIR, HOGH BRADY. bi Chat Chairman Tammany irman Mozart ‘Nominating Convention. Nominating Convention. Ny J. Avaustus Pace, Jenewian HALLaMaN, Secretary. Seoretary ROCLAMATION, Ju pursuance of a ti f the Common ihe olty of New Yark, I spr Ste ata. hereby offer w REWARD or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the detection of any person Nesiur 4 voles VOTING oF attempting to vi ILLEGALLY, or of any person who sball procure and assist, counse! or aA- Mod noah pas ee a) Berelyacr to go Into avy ward or election district for : Hou to be beid in this city on VON ME Une @nanlng elon. TURSD A X, the 6th day of December next, to be paid upon the conviction of the offender, and the oertii- ente of the , District Attormey, or the Judge of the Court where convicted that ench con’ ion was bad upou the testimony of ee gerd or persons ciaimiog sueh reward. sined Wa retiog’ wists tereety Gage arte tee ocean rN n re atuor the iy) uch offender shall be disrogarded. brent hap raed ay! re RNTEE Fe TIKMANN, Mayor, New Yorr, Nov. 99,1850. _ 4 OLITICAL,--THE SMALL RUBBER RINGS FOR FAS. Po rening buliots ean berhad of the sole rauufuouarer coder eet and Fourth avenue, Regt mn nar REPUBLICAN AND CITIZENS) NOMINATIONS —6IX- teenth ward. ‘The integrity of our Sommon Schools. For Comm'asioone of Vommon Seboots, Stowe A. Yromaws, Res. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION, SIXTH COONCILMANTO DISTRICT, Ninth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Bighteouth wards, For Coupefitmnan, HENRY C PARE. OLOMON 1, HULL, The ‘Union Candilate for Counsel to the Corporation. ‘The iniquitous designs of the vilifera ‘of Solomon L. Tit! have been fully exposed. Leteltizens of al}, parti Mr. Hull, and thus show their indignation and conten iectioneering lies put forth against honest and worthy mo. arnt POLITICA mqaraecnapepaearee Saat OPA ape eae TOANS.-LOOK #UT POM AiMswovan- Rr Gerecson wie T. PINKNEY. a ‘i re ee ecinnt al Somes ea ee Ti Sa LW’S NOMINATION.~FOR OOUN- Dainthn Pint diate, TORN WDA OR Jeovargecetatarsaa rene cae oseesreretnesietenemeenenamctnniantinae tia DU. B—MBET THIS DAY (MONDAY) AT THR a rciiod pases in your respealve warty ht fhe cata hour, TF, HARRINON: UNG MEN'S HAVEMRYER CLUB. Ye OME MORE Roney FOR NEW YORK. ‘be wperabers Rw redeanian meet this (Monday) évening,, loa 4 ATO chad a oe Me IY RY CODDINGTON, President Jauus 8. CaRrEntinn, Secretary. TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Prd 2d, Sa. ath, Sth, Ob, 7th, BUR and Mth wards. For Co Aa gia REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. ‘or Councilmen, WILLIAM 8 CAULFIELD, ROAH L FARNHAM, CHARLES H. HALL, WILLIAM PARKER WARKEN ROBEVELT, WARD—REGULAR DEMOORATIO REPUBLIGAN a ta sak Coogan JAMES CAVAN, oumiaioners. c i FELIX DI outed 3 Ol, AP ate THOMAS noone JOHN CALLAGHAN, D. O’Conngn, Secretary. (77H COUNCTLMAMIC DISTRICN, enty NATIONAL TEMOOKATIC CANDIDATE ‘or Counes'mas, EDWaRD TIMPSON, TH COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT, 12th 19th, 20th, 2iet and 22¢ Wards. DEMOORATIC REPODIIOAm KEQULAR NOMINATION, FOR OOBNCILM. N, ABRAM § VOSRURGH, Endorsed by tbe Citizen's and Taxoayer’s Association. ¥ndorsea by the Indeoendent. Assoeiation, lorsed by the Americhn Convention, Endorsed by the People’s Party of tee Distriet, TH WARD REGULAR UNION DEMOCRATIC REPOD lean Nomination fr ool ager Lapreei ‘or O er, sou HLYnoki, ‘or Tn Joan DIXON. for ules WM. F.LEGAN, RNIB? M. FAYE, QTY, WARN. AT A MEETING OF crrizeNs oF TEW Fighth ward without distinetion of party, bed a at the Mercer House, on the evening of the 3d , the following Tesoiutions were unanimonsly adapted: Keaolved. That tbe pomination for scbool officers by the yinited democrany meat with our bearty approval, aa ing for our suifrages men who have long been wentiied with: ibe cause of ecucation andjgin whoseantecedents we havea sure: queraptee that ifelecied, the ins ruction and traintog of our children in the public sehoola of the ward, will receive every eare and attention atthe hands. Resolved. Thatin John Tt bydeker, the nomenee for School Commistioner. we recognise « geni'eman who doring bis past connection with the Board of Education, by his abibty and de- served popularity, obtained unexamplec advantages for the schoo'a of thie ward. Resolved, That the following ticket shall meet with eur united support, and, we earnestly commend it to the voters of the ward:— For School Commisstoner— John R. Lydecker. Fortrinicene Willan F Bean, Emmet MF For Trustees—' wan, Em) ‘aye. JAMES A. CAROLIN, Ubalrman, Epwarp Pour, ‘Wa. gDvsensery, }secr etaries, OTH WARD RATIFOATION MBETING.—A LARGTE and enthnaiastic mesting of the Democracy of ‘Twelfth ward was held in the open air, near the corner. of Broadway ond One hundred wod twentv:dfth street, Manbat- uansile, op Saturday evening, Dec. 8 189, tor the p of ratifying the nominations of Feruando Wood, for Mayor, Greene C. Bronson, for Corporation Counsel, and Jamew Lynch for Governor of the Alms House. ‘The meeting was or- ized by the wppolntment of, Shenhend ¥- Kap ior chu Mcore, Weruard MeCave ip, Jehn'Mcore, Bernard MeCahe, And Jchn Leonard ag Viee Presidents, and Wm. Thos. Velich ad Thos. H. Walters as Secre'arion, when the following regolubons were unanimously avtopiod:— Resolved, That the Democratic Electors of the Twelfth ward here nusembled view the present poittical contest in this cy ae tnvolving te fandamental principles of aelt government, and that we pledge ourecives to use all honorable means to vindl- cute those wnered principien by restoring Fernando Wood to the office of Mayor. from which, im. violation of our inberent and chartered righis he was ested throngh snjaatfetalatinn before the exptration of the term to which been elected rage of the citizens of New York. Resolved. ‘Khatin the persons of Fernando Wood, Greene ©. Bronson aud James ‘Lynch. we find the only candidates presented for election to city offices, worthy of our confidence And mupport as national democrats; and that in the present ities! erisis of the couctry we would regard the succens (if Biot were peratbie) of either of the. ckets hended by: Meanre. Opdyke or Havemeyer aa detrimental to the harmony of the Union, and injurious to the best interests of the city of New Yor! Resolved, That the course of the Tammany Hall leaders, endeavoring to coerce and compel the employ yées of the fed ral andeity governments (even down to street aweepers end Jaborera on ihe roadr) under threala of discharge to auppors their corrupt rule, and sustain the ticket nominal My and to contribute large amounts from the pittance reneived for their lahior, to pid In electing thelr candidates, deserves and re~ cetves eur emphatic condemnation; and we will show by our Votes on Tuesday next, that the freemen of New York cannot and will not be driven to the polls by threats and intimidadon to vote for either an open or concealed black republioaa can- didate for Mayor of the city. ‘The meeting was ably and eloquently addressed by the Ton. Conrad Swackthamer, Thaddeus P. Mott, Samuel Boardman, apd others, and then adjourned with hearty and enthusiamic cheers for Fernando Wood and our whole ticket. SHEFHERD F. KNAPP, Pres. LOMLYARD REGULAR PROPLES AMERICAN AND ‘Whig Ticket. sh the machines, YOR ALDERMAN FOURTH DISTEICE, JAMES Y. WATKINS, FOR ALDERMAN SIXTH DISTRICT, THOMAS BENNETTS. FOR CONSTABLES TENTH WARD, JAMES G SCOTT, CHARLES V: LYONS: FOR COUNCILMEN FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, THOMAS @ BA SOHN W JARBO! JOBN VAN TINE, JOSEPH f, PERLEY, EDWARD L.) FOR COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS OF TENTH WARD, DANIEL SLOTE. . TOR INSPECTOR OF COMMON SCHOOLS OF TENTH WARD, EDWAKD PHILIPS, Jr, FOR TRUSTEES OF COMMON 8(1/00.8 OF TENTH WARD, OB ft, EZRA M. STRATTON, IGTHWARD.—THR MEMBERS OF THE FERNANDO Wood Ctnd of this ward, and all others in favor of hig election to the office of Mayor, are renee to meet at J. Breslin’s, at the Sixteenth Ward Hotel, Went Seventeeth streat, near Kighth avenue, on Mouday eventhg at 794 o'clock, with: out ft J, CABSIDY, President, TH WARD.—FERNANDO WOOD ASSOOIATION— LT Aiwa the triende of Charles Gy Corcelty are requoned i meet at the ees pane ie » hear Venth street, this eves ut 7. choc) er pcirslley ¥ one! ERTHUR WOOD, President. Jorn Menenwort, }Seoretarion, TH WARD—A MERTING OF THE DEMOURATIO Ward Committee of the Seventeenth Ward will be held. at Smlth’a Hall, corner of Eleventh sireet and Firat avenue, ob this (Monday) evening, at 734 o'clock. Members are requested to be punctual in attendance. JOHN B. FOGRRTY, Chairman, } Secretaries. Joun Ryan, Frepekick Kouwacen, Jr., 1.87 WARD WORRING MEN'S INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ASSOCTATION, Ata mee'ing of the above aso: m, held at Patrick Di 285 Rast 20:h street, on Saturday evening, Deo. Sd, Resolved. That as the report put in efreulation through the ward that we members of the above agsociation, were sold to further the interest of Tammany Hall, we deem it our duty to let the public know that we row stand as we have always stood, for the ticket headed by the names of Wood, Bronson. and Lynch, and that we will use all booest means to further their election. 7 Resolved, That in the name af James G. Coffey for Alder- ability and honesty of pur- aman, we Feongnize a man of pore, and think if he shoul elected that he would be @ credit to the district, and we cordially recommend him to the ocrats of the ward for their support. Resolved, That ne one of our xesoctation received the nom: nation for Councilman from Tammany Hall withont our Knowledge or consent, we cannot bonestly give him our sap: port. and we exclude our former oficer fromj our asanaiation. There wili be a meeting for the above association beld on Monday evening, Dec, bib, 1860, at 734 o'clock, at the above: named house, ee) Maurice Gear, Jobn Jutien, Jobn Dunn, Pierce Wheeler, Bugene Sullivan, James Ahern, John Have. Patrick O'Conner, %® Cora, Sheebam, Inmes O'Brien, Deonis Ahern, ‘William Dowens, And 125 others, Corners MoAvuirrr, Sect, J SEPH JULIEN, Chmn. Wx. Connon, urer. Wx. Hupson, Viee Pres. TH WARD, li BRPUBLICAN NOMINATION anew Bi 5 RIGHT WILL PREVAILS Of hs abfitty and fidelity we say nothing. Read proceedings rd f Counell fe last ‘. eee eet e WURUBUT ot "HEO. GLAUBENSKLI QOTERARD FERNANDO WOOD OLyB—THE MEM bers of the above Club are requested to meet at their headquarters (Billy MoCagney’s, No. 140 West Thirty-second street.) on this (Monday) erenta at 8 o'clock gprecisely. Pano- tual attendance I requested as business of importance will be laid before the meeting. P. MOOAGNEY, President, ‘Gxo. H. Ming, Puniie Haas, Seoretaries, QOTEWARD.—NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI- ean regular nominations —For Sebo) Commissioner, Andrew H. Mculenn; for School Inspector. Peter Farrell, foe Soe ae , Valentine Cook, Sbomae Mabor; to a a var , Joneph Tarr Ne: wit. ‘As MCGRATH, Chairman Ward Convention, Jas, Faison, Secretary. ST WARD. REGULAR AMERICAN NOMINATIONS, For Schoo! Commissioner, ANDREW V sT0UT. For Trustees, ALEXANDER Bia NDON, BENJ. B. ATTERGURY, For Inspector, G. H, JOLNSON, JOHN 1. NOYES, President, —<——<—<———$—$——___ st - 99° WARD YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB —A. 44 mesticg of the above named “Ib will be held on Moa- day, Oth ine o'clock P. tthe house of Mr. Hngh> Murray, Forty eecond street and Pieventh avenue Sy order, PAt'K REILLY, President, B, FP. Hanery, Seoretary, 99» WARD —FERNANDO WOOD STAR CLUB. 4d A specia: meeting of the above axsodiation will be held at Mr. ©, Foley's, sonthenst corner veral vigiant committees, of three members id the polla Of the election districts in this ward om yorder of — DHXNIS HOGAN, President. yo lamrs O'ReiuLy, Secretary ro THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH ALDERMANIC District, Whig, American and Peop'e's Nom{nation for Alderman, OHARDES PECK i Aga report has been circulated that Mr. Peok has withdrawn asa candidate In the coming election, this’ noting fa to atate that Mr, Peck in a candidate, and his f/lends will use ail efforts and-call npn al) good citizens who desire to see & proper min in a proper plage to vote for Alderman, CHARLES PEC N.B.—Onr mo'to=Pale play aid no favor, Q3() ROURTH STRERT, WASHINGTON SQUARE, ON) eo. 4, 1859—To the bditor of the herald —leur Sir—In the address headed to “One Demoneatis Frionda nul Fellow witizena,”” published in the Leader of yeaterday, the nameof a Doctor O'Relily appears T beg to stata [ ain tio’ the person, and fneiee that Lam not » politician, and never have attended political meetings. Lexereige my Ceanehiee as % elitzen by votlaye for much germans axl dex fit and prayers without regard w {he nomination of anv party. Moat reanaek IN O'RBILLY, MoD. fally yours. J { ae eee eee eee eee