The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1860, Page 11

eee Great Outrage Upon « Young Lady of High Character im O4nada. SEB VILLAIN A FATHER OF A GARGE FAMILY, A RAILWAY CONTRACTOR, AND A MAN OF GREAT WEALTH—STRANGE Bro. {Wrom the St. Mary’s (0, W.) Argus} thie week becomes a record BR this w our painful duty to one of the most be! which has ever disgraced this Jocality, viz:—The dreadful commission of the fearful Grime of ® man (if so be may be called) well known in this community, and, indeed, in most parts of Capada, as a man well advanced in years, a widower, Sather of a family, of great wealth, upon a young woman toa of high character and Fespectability, long lent in village. The facts, ‘aa pear as we have been able to learn them, are as fol- appears that George Welr, the individual referred Sealer aan , way, bas for the past twelve or eighteen mont hg his addresses to the yeung 8 s t 8 F ll H iE 4 next she knew she found herself in Woir’s apart- ded, and Weir lying by her side—the foul deed committed. She immediately attompod to get tue mate ony alaras; sad, Inca, “she alleges made any an as is hand over ber’ mouth. Weir then informed FERRESE aH i i I e 5 and it was not until two o'clock Jt’ kept—w when the matrer came to 4 of the family lodging at the ho. as informed of her ‘boats. made his escape, leaving his i and has not since bean HS £0 10 ty a2 225 A a a gees ri : £ ld loft the same ne i that Marabail and Mclotosh have qeen committed the assizes, whether vu; a. suflicient evi- Itis that they will be jay a constable was sent, charged with a war- rant for the arrest of Weir. Proceed! to Toronto, he ——— the services of detective Greaves of the patios there, and on that night he was arrested at the Wel- Magton Hotel and fox oder cells—not, it is said, with- ue ab He out something of being shown by Weir and gome friexds with whom be was found playing cards. Bows, we believe, were Neg bemg pa i has led, ‘ag remor further raaye, jischarge by some Dluncering Alderman, after a slight fine for haga conduct, Weir momen sepaees, escaped for a the band of justi ine it om _ be long Defore the the officers sve again secured man. Xo has ever occurred in this locality ‘which has made so deep an ‘impression upon all classes of whe From all we have been able to learn, ‘is man Weir seems to have towards this ig expretsed to ’s is in the county of Perth, about twenty-five mise awh, of London. After Weir's discharge by the Toronto authorities, off @er McDowell, who was charged with managing matters ‘80 as to secure the prisoner’s escape on a trivial charge, nded. He then set about hunting AZ the fugi: the Toronto Colonist, of Ssturday, ‘On making inquiry be discovered that he had Fone to Port MeDowell at at gue telegraphed to a friend of his at sera tim ane mi eens a merchant in the ore, to escaped prisoner. ae he received ‘eoewer “ Weir has up to- ing in the fat ad tha! McDowell had suspended, he turned in au coppeeite direction; be hired s of horses and drove towards Peterborough. Mr. Delamere, out on Snding this went to Col. Wallace, a magistrate of the town, and on the strength of Mr. McDowell’s d and the article the papers, bad a warract issued ‘Weir’s re-arrest. beni i _ bane the on of a @eustable, be drove off towards Peterborough, and they Beoseeded in arresting the object of their search som> sixteen or Port Hope. On bringing of a constable, who is merican 0 1, and wen: fope, name is Devid Marshall, took Hamilton’s place in’ guard- ‘fg the Prisoner. and the sequel shows how well ho por formed his task. Instead of waiting for the arrival of ‘Col. Wallace, who had issued the warrant, he called in an olf man named Garnett, a magistrate, to’ in the matter, and sent for Mr. Delamere.’ He arrived, aud ‘Marshall at once declared they had no authority for de- ‘taining Weir. The upshot was dir was PD oe ~ Hat of Polion ia this gen @ despatch to Port Hope, requesting the au- jh pAded to detain Weir, and wiatiny that two men be down for him in a short time. To this he re- esived a reply from Marshall at five o’clock in the eve- fo the effect that he was not aware of any such per- i bad received. McDowell, however, teowbay call the men Was re-arrested, and he and Groaves went tel in Port Hope, on Thursday, Mr. George Hondersun, of ‘thet came in, and notaware of Mr. McDowell’s pence, began totaik of ihe Weir affair We boasted of how he had got Marshall to take charge of the prisoner and send Hamilton away, and added words to this effect: “1 knew I would make it all right with him’—mean- img Marsball. This was pretty clear proof of Mar- shail’s complicity in the matter; and the proof was proceedings. On Thursday Bight there was a a ee Port Hope Council, and he gent in bis resignation. ie resignation was not accepted @t the time, but a committee was appointed to investi- =~ the matter at nine o’clock ea morning. What po ba was we have not hear ‘The proceedings from the aay commencement have ‘Deen of cps stenne) imap ‘but they may be accounted for, iv a measure, by the consideration that Weir drew several thoueand dol from a bank in this city, a a ‘or two before his arrest. That mighty balm to troubled minds bad, no doubt, its effect. {From the London Free Press.) Ithas been ascertained that at about half, name of the deeply injured young lady is Miss Ghritie. The Justice of the Peace and Postmaster at St. ‘Mary's is Thomas , and there are otuer highly re- e2pectable families of that name residing inthe vicinity. Rosorry mw Meurms, Texn.—A New Yorerr Gaxrorey 4xp Ronen —Yestercay one of the boldest yobberies that ever came to our knowledge was porpe- ftrated at the Gayoro House on a traveller, Mr. Keller Kartz, acroimge J ent of the bouse of C. F. Newton, manufacturer gala and silver pencils and pen cases. & temporary indisporition bad confined him to hie room, apd poet peep while a servant was lighting a fire in his ery Well dressed, gentlemanly appearing man en. 4 immediately afterwarde, apologizing for his in- pean hi remarked that he bad mistaken the room, aod politely bowed himself out. The servant left the room in Bsbort time, and in afew moments the stranger re-en- fered, inquired of Mr. Kurtz regarding his health, and atts en ee to the ing it and puttiog ‘epprosched the bed where Mr. Kartz was lying, with the remark that ‘he had some par- Gcular businers with him;”’ then, seizing Me Kurtz by ‘the throat, choked him until he was senseless, ad , the intrnder was rummaging dis owing: and himself to everything that was valuable Mr. Kurtz attempted to call for assistance, but the robber placed a pistol to his head and commanded him to ‘be silent, threatening him with inetant death should he gmake the least outcry. lust at this time a chambermaid kpocked at the door, and ee, who had stuffed a {584 grove fn the key Hale, ts dk voice bid her re tarn in a haif boar, still Piatol levelled at hi Mr, Kurtz wat farmed tate ordered out of bed, end compelled to unlock a oe be the other searches ; after seizing tay bog: JP id find that wa: waluable, the robber bound hand and floot, and ceded in r it. A servant came ‘and be was 1 ied, and immediately ‘afterward infer’ mation given p NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. parte ta the 7th te the 1 . =] Fover, scarlet. 2 1 1 17 i 1 2 1 2 pa | Congestion Qonsum) Hee enone S Suna seeeeee EEE PUBLIO DYSYUTIONS. shouse, Biki’s Isiand.. 9 Nursery and Child’s Hos. 2 +22 Rom. Catholic Or. Asylum 4 3 9 St. Luke’s Hospital. + 3 8. Vincent’s Hospital 6 Ward’s Isl. Em. Hospital. 3 eet RSSRBEsa8 ‘The number or deaths, compared with the correspond. ing weeks of 1858 and 1850, and of last week, was as fol lows:— Week ending January 16, 1858, 7. January 15, ‘i859, 366. I 2186 met RE, disease... oat Ge « nal 5 Jan. 7, 1860. ‘ extel ‘causes, &o. 3 “ Jan. 14, 1860.. 4 absoluie Larncory tage 502 DANIEL E DELAVAN, ery Iwarscron’s Durant, Now ‘York, Jan. 14, 1860. atthe treat ere tke: the correspond- ‘as compared ba ee yeni is accounted for, by the great increase of as fever, croup, and inflammation of tho week. By referring to the reports it will bo im the week ending Jan. 16, 1868, there were 22 deaths from searlet fever. Jan. 16, 1858, thero were 12 deaths irom croup. Bien 16, 1858, there were 26 deaths from inflammation of lungs. Janis 15, 1859, there were 8 deaths from scarlet fever, Jan. 15, 1859, there were 14 deaths from croup. Jan. 15, 1869, thero were 26 deatas from inflammation of the lungs. Jan. 14, 1860, there were 36 deaths from scarlet fever. Jan. 14, 1860, there were 30 deaths from croup. Jan. 14, 1860, thero were 60 deaths from inflammation of lungs. fade lh over 1858—86, and over 1859—09. T have no doubt but there were still agreater namber of deaths this week from scarlot fever than is here reported, for the reasoh that many physicians, in their certificates of deaths from thie diease, call it convulsions, (as many die with those symptoms) or malignant sore throut, which is also one of the symptoms of scarlet fever. There ig a!so am increase of consumption. CYRUS RAMSAY, W. D. - Register of Records, Court of Oyer and Terminer. Before Hon. Judge Ingraham. CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY—ARRAIGNMENT OF PRISONERS. Jax. 16.—This Court, which has been adjourned from day to day pro forma, no business being ready, was again opened this morning, when the following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:— Duncan F. Curry, Foreman. — Philbia, Jas. S. Aspinwall, A. Reed, Alfred P. Arnold, Haniiea R varies, Jobn Babcock, Stansbury, Mathias Bloodgood, Daniel H. Tompkins, Fben R. Crocker, John Townsend, Jobn Dayton, John Wheeler, Thos. Egleston, Geo. B. field, Ira Hutchinson, Wm. M. p eeeebary, Richard D. Wm. Wi nhewnieh re Peter Martin, Alex. R. Walsh. ‘he Judge, in charging tho Grand Jury, eaid that he did not krow of any subject to come before them on which it was neccesary for him to address them specially. The Court was, by statute, required w call the attention of the Grand Jury to the ordinary topics; he was ignorant of what busiuess the District Attorney may have to lay be- fore them, and beyond that their general duties had been well defined by the acts of tho Legislature. Their dutics were also fully developed in the oath they had taken. Furthermore, he would say tothem, that it ar twelve ‘of their body to concur in the finding of a bill of indict- ment, and that they must bave sixteen present when the; transact any business whatever. In the Fggre onic of duties they should remember, that while idl = prom emdyg they also have o Lee a the citizen. ‘hen a complaint is preferred they feould remember that the party is not on trial, and they should require such evidence, before finding & bill, as would ratisty them as petty jurors. The dnding of a bill of in- dictment against a citizen is a very serious matter, even if the party ehould subsequenlly be acquitted.’ The Grand Jury sbould be satisfied that there is suffi- cent evidence to put the party on trial, and if they are s0 satisiied, then it was their duty to ‘act with- out mnslice, without prejudice and ‘‘without fear,” in the language of their oath, in the discharge of their great and ftolemn doty. There are several cazes of murder which will be brought before you, aud as they involve the lives ef the accused, ii behoover you to examine the evidence with care and attention. If you believe the parties guilty, it is equaily your duty to present them to the court for Sek, tegen teenla hid AOD Yor ialouy when.the party bee vot in custody it ts your duty to keep the matter secret; if you should net, the accused may escape, anf the law has mace it ® misdemeanor to make such disclosure when the party js not in custody. The statute also requires the Court to charge you in relation to the usury laws, to the violation of the building act within the fire limite of the pee and pipraprm should be bg gra know- the violation of these iaws it is At i) duty weckss cueat your fellow jurors without to Dave such violation brought before you by others is viso the duty of the Court to charge you on the act hibiting the taking of Mlegal foeas oF (Gr other than those provised hy law, by public officers, and to present them for trial ehould there be eufficient evidence. quires ma also to cail your attention to the act which pro. hibits intemperance and the sale of spirituous without a a aleo to the election laws, which ——- ally, as also the juence elections wd ge city or bed whi om ed by law. If such cases come before you party may $e indicted. I bave bo knowledgo of any other matters peceseary to ca!l your attention to now; if, however, time you desire any forther advice, ‘the Court will with plessure attend to aby request you may make. The District Attorney i your Jegal ‘saviser, and he will give ou any advice you may ne , ‘The following persons were put forward to plead:— CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER ABORTIO: Elizabeth Byrncs, 2 woman years Greseed. a native of Roxbury, Mass., and obetetrice, indicted for the ‘Vieshor, by abortion, and Mary Smith, aged 38 years, a Commins, ® young/min about 21 years of norman Dennis M-Fenry, by stabbing a & Sword in the bea. The prisoner rR, Moses Staftore, indicted for an assault on Mary Walsh with aknife. Prisoner pleaded not guilt; Mike to enter a if he knew what punishment the Court ‘would in ba hd had no counsel, and mever was in & Ex. Reorder Tallnaadge offerod his services at counsel, and recommended the priaoner to plead not guilty. OUARGR OF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER PALAR PRETENCES. Frank Fowlor and John Gilbert, two well dresred young men, indicted for obtaining money under false pretences, pleaded not guilty. CHARGES OF MURDRR BY STABBING. Mortimer Shes, indicted for the murder of John Leary, Na Gahing Nim ySB 6 Sal ie the forehead, Pleaded not Donnelly, alee Wa netriee of Oni: Conny by stabbing him with a kaife. The prisoner said he no lawyer, and damewboniopeh d the Court Mr. Tallmadge took charge of hap lage send Prisoner pleaded not guilty. OP ASMAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. for an assault on John Banim not guilty. yy anuounced that he would com- mence the trial of thoes casen on Monday nest Mr. and Mrs. Blondin, the celebrated rope dancers, are at ying at Montreal. nee F Rev, A. © Fine palais Se the Brockport Advertiser the public, and his brethren, the » afalnst & woman whom ho married John Finlay indi with intent to vil pe The Di best rciee ie ae. tf ie ee MERTING OF THE ohn ok Planoforte By order OHARLES FISHER, Secretary. _ ‘OTICR—THR HOLDERS OF PROPERTY ‘STORED IN ‘Tobueeo Inspection Warehouse No. 1, are hereby notified Bat repairs thereon will ba commenced on the 18th instant, and {his price ia given, that partes fteresied may take gdh ape imsurance as may be necessary. Ghinton and both prrosue Pciaer ati FOR FRESH S&RF. Office of the Governors of the Almshoure, Jan. 17, 1960 — Sieg Governors of the Alan Fea Alpe vem, and cirenlars cont the en ae ide ineuations to i breungtng wil will be . MOLONEY, WILLIAM T. PINKNRY, CHAS. BRUBNINGHAUSEN, — TREAT AT WHLLTAMSBURG. Soma AND MRS. RAYTON, sasisted by Oliveira, Herr Ergelde, te, an thelr parlor operas in Willamsure to-night, war SORT AL, vd pede gL AND SHINING EIGHT. Eee: ed meeting of Order NIVERSARY OF THE jenembl: ee “ils Broad yr Moe. with a "Ball ‘snd Supper. ‘aasis tS day evening Jan, oy Dodworth's Band. Tickets can be had of Wm. B. Kose, otreet. THE MILITARY. RE ULAR MEETING OF NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS will be held at their 767 and 769 Broadway, this evening, at 7: Pu attendance is juested. Bronce. | 6 Ons. Pea pene pele FF. ooe, 3 eeretaien OTICR.—THE VETERANS CF THE WAR OF 1812 "18 and '14. sluo the poor widows of OND, SKegeat, NION “EAGUR CLUB, NO, 1.—AT A REOULAR meeting of the Union Le ‘ue Clab No.1, held on Tues day evening, Jen. 17, 1860, the following resolutions were uns- nimonsly adopted:— Whereas, the preamble and resolutions of principles of the Union League set forth "that on the contingency of a conftict ofthe laws of Congress with thoarof any State we assume and believe that every citizen abould conform to ths reqnirementa Of the former, and disregard those of the latter,” and whereas fhe pnasaze of a "Personal Liberty bill’ in dircet contice site & law of Congresa which has been declared constitutional by the Supreme Court of the United States, is now agitated and urged at Albany; tberefore, be it We, ibe members of Union Olub No. 1 of the Yan Longon Go hereby ecnenacn nuk condone. te ons vanes, passage of a Personal iierty bill for the State of New York, cortiicting in any reepect with the Fugitive Slave Ine, belleve auch 4 bit to be unconetintions! and calculated to place them in 8 false position in the eyes of the people of the United Resotved, Inasmuch an a “personal Uberty bi'l” assumes the local citizenship of negroes, avd thus degrades the white eftizen to the level with the biack man: and foatmuch as the ion ofthe United bates aa uterpreted oy the Supreme Com eater the pegro the right accorded to citizens of ihe Ly Eraten, we deem it unwige and iuexpertient that such Dill abould be enacted, and regard it as an indirect contraven- tome feelings of @ msjority of the citizens of the State of ved, That the members of Union League Club No. 1 hereby constitnte themselves into a committee for the cireu'a, tion of, and obtaining mignatures to. 8 reuv/natrance agains! the re of & personal Uberiy biil, and recommond to other clute to do the same. yen bara ne eae fathe New ‘Book, Times, Rerald an . We JOBN RADWAY, Jr., President. Avex. Hou, Secretary. MUSICAL. — AY. TRIOUDEON WAREROO) TAN OECKELEN & DOC: 618 Broapwar. heat testimonials of rmaLsene AND VIPUXTEMPS, Large Silver Medal. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC WOULD TRaCH, FOR HIS board, on the plano oF violin, &e in New York or vicin- echt York proterred. Address G.P., 421 Fulwoa asenue, N_ ASTONISHING SACRIFICE EXTRAORDINARY opportunity. —M ifieent toned, donbdle round cornered, pace Rg ag Eg | overatrun; » cele! meker. m vat Ply at the $7 Maodougal street, beiweon Sloecker and antant streets. HICKERING & SONB, GRAND, SQUARE A AND gemicht Pianos Broadw: ©, # BONS have been awarded 85 prize medals for the supe- ority of their mannfacture for the pant 35 years. Iso for a KASON & BAMLIN'’S sUPERIO MELODEONS mgd HARMONIUMS, Fr ‘or parlors, churches, vestries oe PIANOS TO RENT.” ECOWD HAND PIANOS AT GREAT t BARGAING FOR FOR ensh. One 5% ectave, $40: om one $35, and one $100, $115 ana $125: trae ona, sia, "ait Steb aad $175; one 624 oetnre. 8.85, one 7: 4o., $225, one ele- panty inlaid $370, ‘and melodsose to, “HORACE TERS, Agent, $35 Hroadwey. INWAY & BONS” oa. 82 and 84 Walker sureet Reve ‘ork. ee HAND PIANOFORTE FoR BALE; PRIGE $70; of blodart, Worosster & Dunhat’s make and is ia fete anders mast be removed appt St cam be seen at avenue B, near ‘aight ‘NOSUAL ReeoaTha Te IN PIANOS—T. H. CHAM Bi Bible House, corner of ER, erect acd Fourth avenue, oppaaite tbe ate. in Wanrena SECTION: BY 4 SOPRANO SINGER: rice; bus Leen a eadiog rineer for the Daa alt yourn oe Bon ot thy reference. "Address We. 8. Uropelyn Post otlce., DANCING ACADEMIUS. )*RORO RORCOL AF NO. aA ie sad en for tbe reeeption of ad Ba i? day, at 12 o/@losk noon aad | yA La Crenlare tbe tobool. RCING FAO NEw AND RAtIon Reset Daw act ainda cos ade my, aaa a gy A aT | CiEesant orem Dee coNDUCT Bg reraniove, LUT ME this afternoon wi SAMBO. G.—THUBSDAY AFTERNOON AT 36 OB F. 4o’clock, at Fulton ferry. bys Lit bg! MB. MARKLOVE SHOULD SEE THIS ADVERTISE- ment’ he will please call Pot Ges Crean of Grice a are eS eo N.Y. ISBURN, IRELAND.—THOS. MAZR, roe, or Lisburn, hgeeeeny Aewrten, Trolas Ireland emigrated wi! and , Heory, John and Watil ‘are the lt mentioned in rif their vocle Neary whe to tus brother James (the advertiser) bis farm ia "the to: of ve, of errigaty, coxinay of Antrim, Ireland. it we wanes apy of them are sill: Hing eee adie ‘anxious to bave letters from them. or Saoseows om ce oe waareahow hla right of toaaatty be. ian ore Mew York. rR Hy RR aed M T br exntanely a ON OR ADDRESS Ao A. C., 12734, immediatel; TELLTE-1 i. bi cn MEET ME ON ‘BROgD way, 3P. f mmienenres Ex HARNESS MAREBG 3 [NROR MA. of Richard Stanes, Serpe & Turner, 90 West papers Gxnada aap oop, te = Address T. Canada paj street, No copy. FRRTECR QVATION.—AT THE CONCLUDING LEO Dr: Boudder's course, given in New Haven, reso ane ame and 7 made by Dr. Prof. Silliman and others, and the largest church in New inven tendered bim, free arge, if he would consent fo The“ jurea’” are the success of ind oeiaiiaieiinedoearenmnnininticmpencrimtvereninaienince M?. AND MRS. G. VANDENHOFF GIVE TO- ge ott gee Chapel, an extrvordinary entertainment, com: pa ‘Tenhiyeon's Oharge of ie Thaokeray's Gane bottomed ot a lORY—WOW TO SECURE AND RETAIN IT—I9 the cay at 808 Broadwoy, en Norio AND INTERESTING LECTURES —MR. J. H. FIDDONS, one of the most distinguished elocutionists, rere and readers in Epgland, present himself to a New Yor OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS RESPECTING MR. SIDDONS AS A YURMO LBQrURRE AND READER, The ‘This gentleman is the primes Ck lecturers. His style ia ad- mirable; bis voice is clear. does not ‘ bore’’ his hearers, but be says just what one weatst> besr. Those who have at- tended sued lectures as be is accustomed t) del iver, and bave, moreover; become familiar with tne tribe of lecturers whosd protasenems cf narrative fs only equalled by their indtstlast- eas of utterance, will appreciate tue re quallicatons of Mr. a, just arrived, will shortly Morning Chronic! Easy in memner, natura in ex; reasion, pone in deeeription, and copious in facla, tbie most ‘uuprevon ding of lecture’s bas es tivated (oe conveying the greatest possibie informa- tion to dhe fewest powsible words, tll has aulained a perfos- Hon which few other can rival. be Morniog Herald, ‘The bitty of tha pestlemant axe yablle expose fa well neonatal Un lactam hs ohio is a at nae loc al Knowledge | He hes been n great travelier, and is equall mailiar wi ‘And Asia. }, and niost succinct eee PRurove. ‘The lecture on “a voyage to and brilliant elocotion of the Professor. the purity of bis lan- = warns a aN bis sub- eac.cannet forbear, peur potting Tho tee prossinent festares of remarkable lecturer on orsign Travel They Last 2. 31, and Fi }, 18600, on evermore Bata” night, 10 io'oe obtaised ‘st toe door or of Mr. tows, Sina thee Bows’ testimonial will be at the door an either above reaaings. ae sOnay es tens. ABout o'clock, in going from Twent; street, thronh highth oxenpesee oo ¥ third strec, ‘passing tnronga Mow oe ‘Woat Twenty first street, « into Mn The finder hemmsably rewared by leaving tt at 29; West fwenty- O8T—ON TCESDAY NIGHT, AT LAURA KEENG@'S theatre, or getting tu a Fuiton ‘ferry stage, a Mink Muff. ‘The finder will be sutably rewatded by Jeaving it with tne paylog telter of Union Let ox Mor MONDAY ERVENING. THE 10TH, BETWREN “ook! containing $2, a few pomaze stsrops and fy opie safe key, No. ES ca Buoposed wo have been lost iu Fukon atreet, near the Herald office. The finder ia welcome to the mone: ‘and will renee an vasaitiona reward by leaving the eafe key'at the ollice of Stearns & Mar- vin, 40 ‘Murray treet. OST—TUESD AY EVENIN 4 In one of the T! cyntamning sate ke VTH INST., PROBABLY cara, a amail Portemonnate, tgome money in ots The finder i¢ he will leave the ney at 785 Broadway. OST-ON TUESDAY NIGHT, A CAMKO FIN, WITH fruit setting, in going from Fourth street, up avenue © to Tenth street. cr in a sage to Astor piace, from there to eor- per of Eighth atreet ena Hroaaway. ‘the finder will be libe- rally rewarded by leaving it at 626 Fourth sireet, besweon ave: nues 0 OST—IN THR LATTER END OF AUGUST LAST, IN the vicinity of Morris atrest and the Battery, a Bank Boot bers rect. The dander of tes Eraigrante Kavings Bank, wil be rewarded by aring 8 t $5 REWARD —LOST, ON SATURDAY, TH® UTH, A 0) small brows Seowh Terrier Stut Any one returning ber to Jas. Blain, ‘Sil Canal street, will receive the above Teward. | PERE ESS ATO RS $5? REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNPSDAY, IST il INST, R44 Pie oak tee Dog: aes the name of Diamond; with brown spots. person returning wo 199 Greeve street will receive the e above reward. = 8 REWARD —LO8T, A “MINK 8. BLE mb ANY one returning it to 112 Grand street above reward, and bo questions oY, & OF REWARD —LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, 16TH INST, inthe New Haven cars, at Twenty seveath —- or ip the Fourih avenue coming to Soulu ferry, a roll o Pd coniaioing $200,mostly Kastern inccey, an? a!l emall bills, Beeler wal reovire ‘oe ‘he borer reward by leaving it at D. B, INSTRUCTION. LADY, WHO HAS A PUPIL FOR THE GERMAN language, in Brooklyn, wiebes for one or two more in for German or drench. so aa to make going an advanced pupil for french, to jola an. other young lady. ‘apoly at N ast 29h st, every day from 0 dno to inreo o'clock, exvept Tusedays and Frid jaya. bore i! COMPRTENT TO TEACH THE ELEMENTS of the Frenen language wishes aa frig tog South with a family; good reference given. Adaress 5) Frank- fort st., third sory. En Pe y Mt. ies OOD Ba ee TRENCH, utifal handwriting, de. Mr CHAM PRRLAIN apd his as tila optinne 12 give inairuetion a Broadway, system of Book Looping taagat 7 br X, B.—Mareh rane COUNTING £00) . ‘roedway, Appleton Building, CENOWLEDGED BEST.—FOREMAN'S ARO oer! e a all pears, sam FURNISHED HOUSE TO LST. ten room Faralabed, ow wo coer = trom Broud- banieomely » ay, to het "1 private: loa te mm. | ietscinasteits fire ah Ween Thkrty socund strc” rommerek ATAROR SUTLDING, UP TOWN, WITH STEAM FOW. WITH STEAM POW. 41 Bpruce street MALL FAMILY or poe sEROINTOAe J BE AC- commod: up town, Ratotiee er wre? CANDY STORE fo 1 LET—NOW DOIN Ax fal buona, nd fixturen far ale. zee 216 Cheveats avenue between Twenty: fourth and tweety ante PARTMENTS TO LET—BBAB THS CENTRAL PARK, tenes new fret clase ball datidings oo ‘en Sixth avenue, be~ Furth an Posseeslon daily. “layukess he premian en scene FIRST RATE #701 ANY KIND OF BUSI- Aerie Vania mars cae am aed LGERS, 61 Tenth a eae. * sometnnes aah ih to Feasieements of the 1a costion ° lone for manu mechanical or ‘chewlan! pusposee,” ” passed el Capital stock of this 1s $900 tug mole amount of which hea aetna ed RARE CHANOR.—TO LET, A FIRST CLASS ESTAR. @leganily ny Forbes ic ‘te dew iy of $160 '8'month, mg me rent of 2 session at INSHIME! MER, 343 Fourth & avenue. paid in, RUG STORE TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT PIX- ‘The smount Company is eighteen tures; an olf stand doing a good business, Kent af Ahousand dollars rand ody ip ice a F164, Alec a desirable Pane Goods Sore. Meat low. Taaire STO nich RUATT, 180d; the said company was indebted | of JNO. ROSS agent, 48 Kighth evenue, a8 followe:— ee ORNT iu = pon real ete i Brookiya. RNIGHED HOUSE TO. UET—NO. I THIRTIRTH avenues. Upon real esate in Bi gap _be given Pp | For terms apply to JULES M ‘Total Sie Ko Val, 76 Cedar street, second Since making the inet ‘ani has paid upon said debt... TNE OFFICES TO BE Lt LET—TWO SUITS ON Liu Merce me. —— opposite ppt i pee 74.000 43 | Dew, apacions, well lighted nad provided wr rn Tagine a bitenes ¢ evar sean ‘ax a Birshlond a i. | Yenlences. “Apply Wo N-led G. GHISWOLD, TI and 72 Beate real eetste, i aituated in land Lake, to | street the aroent of S28 51 Of which sum OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR H firnt class three sory, bigh stoop, baseman! tones Leaving a balance due thereon . 2000 00 | 90 Fast Twenty-sixth street to lei, and Ya Wich leaves the nine debt ot oad ‘company. “$18,000 48 | gemsion, tet of February. Apply on the p , from 10 ‘fs above stated. Allsaid real estate has been purchased Jor the use of said ‘company. and in the opipion of st Trustees was necessary for Hous, TO LET AND FU aarrORe FOR 8A) E.-THE the grotiane saneqemeat of ite business. 1. is actually worth House is four stories. has &)) modern ingrveniota aicuated between Sath wrenue, und ‘iit mdwar none cond street, and the owner, who Bow cooupies I wil al Jeasesfor thr o a good tenant at 8400 « seni Furo! ¥y ot mak nd | Ed orga Live te wold be af for $5000, ‘ot ehh elias woul by Feauired te forbs “Acdrews A.B, O'Horaid woos ‘ria jum agreed to be therefor and now constitutes a Co Hon oft te anata comer over aud above the amount Cit] hoksoe Di DERNETT, SAMUBL Hiscox, ie THkO. BROWNING. J oe EP on NE REE R, Woxrmnores, feoreits,* COMPTON, Prostient. | (PART OF 4 FURNISHED HOUSE TO L¥T.—wits, Bm 5, ‘TENDY! ton wo rans on! the med- orc camBton President and'G. R, Wortendyke, Secretary | ern Improvements | Sie partes ‘mmsy fied superior es. of the Hnlckerboeker Loe Company of the ety of jew York: ‘At 1694 West west) -fourch tree, near Seveuts 4 Jou. Britton, Horage Dennett, Sum..-ilissox, A. Com avenue. Shee ‘TO LET. ony vie CORNER SrOEs orm Rage. enst meot situate location for mane hae kind of ‘Dustacen, Tee oft fies Reade and Washiugton sta, and Theo Browning, ‘Trusteen of aid ey, ny rally duly sworn, depose and say. and eleb for himee that the foregoing fsa full, true and correct statement of tne affairs of said company, ad that they are the above described officers and Trustees ther Dubsctibes aad sworn before me op thie 17th day ary, 1860,_P. T. Paumn, Commise fine LER & CARFANTER, corner of Srane IN NASSAU STREET TO TO B4 vIRST Sone 4 am ment: vi ‘Restaurant; wi be Jet on a lease to @ good ter ‘eo Janua- cant, Board of Dire “phe an ¥ a ML. SHELDO minadlidee Plan’ of reorganization | (HO LET.—AT NO. 10 ELEVENTH STRERT FOUR selon, ‘or “ou. thelr Re read ‘Rooms 9p the assed w York, to reeeive further assante until tho ist ae farnaned or = parelabea, So 0 LET—THE PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE T Market known aa Nos. 483 aud 491 Waebin, Pop ne ued are prepared adhesions to the plan are so large asto PS od the ellel (hat he Compan; vat be re- asia. | Aasoats oan be sent ae fore, to BORA | location Sdrnicable toe elmmoat ny busin Hex" OTIS, 45 Wall street, Ni New York, sor i te beer country market, sry business, being cious sO BANGROFE Davis, | sesmers, etc. 4 Apply toa street. LET—-STORE AND BACK ROOM, wit FRONT Pea OF Te Fee ANTe enn ARCE 00. | TO ahd tack Snecment ot Ny = Hasson Gorner Fi and Gi Cans! street; Store ig neatly shelved and orca onn wy micseiath hare Gladan oat haga +. Wailer and gas; location gulte deat abie. Also, small two giidend'of ws QO) per gent payable ou and after January 10. Loweltings Nos, 63 and 38 Watts at artmene Babi, Werahops will be antl ny. &e. eS Tut PRICE 200 Hindsoa after that 4 iL. OU hacrelary. i had LOSN—ON GOOD CITY IMPROVED PRi one sum a ae ‘ot 98200 wed one OF SA0N. Principals oe vontt Hey ‘MAN & CO, 1,078 Broadway. DINGEE HOLDEN & 00’, No. 9 Nassar street, hie sae ses hom, ranet, erase WION DIME SAVINGS BANK, 429 CANAL srRRRT, | Mure. Mirrors, 0, cost $2.00), which will be sod nd en Pi, Smet of Variek street —Open ‘daily from 10 A. 103 | Inducement to commence uow histead of May, osite made on or befere January 30 draw tnlerest from 0 LET—TWO STORY HOUSE 44 LEROY STR J ~ BRT, AN panaary ts Weane Broan Sane to Oe eee r bat of the Curpltare for sale nt reasonable prices nae Se ele ees has gaseand water e mse enema and Wife, world like ts oe oes. OR ete Meatisfactory. Rent $1 60. so'clock. P Posreesion lat F lat Fe! febr rary. a LETT WO ROOMS ¢ ON THE SECOND BTORY, FUR. to & party of or 8 xeneman and gentlemen iter mite keep housa. Oj Thiry- memneiss rmh avenue Vo GEORGE he Sonn Moe § View Presidente, Ganvwen 8. Onartn. Recretary. ‘NITED STATES AND CAB ADA—THE UNION. BANK ot for Mesara 1 LET—OSE FLOOR THROUGH IN HOUSE NO. 266 r paizth avenue; etx rooms, marblo mantels, water eloset, & $2y per month fa advance, Apply to BEY vaca Bs Balun otf Sut PSisth avenue, corner of Seventeenth sreek LET ONE OF THE BEST STA Ne IN NEW YO! Yi for a anor store, tavern, boarding, d Pages gynter oF a sory, semen street; reat io” ‘inquire at 3 Market sireet, first floor, ks / 10 LAT—8TORE AND HOUSE IN KIGHTA AV! T Beer Sixteenth sire@i—a good sand for buskaow Ths T KO. tJ WARSAU STRRET—A- HONTOMAN, D Dia. broker and store might Le let separate. ‘also ‘the siure, bs moud on ean oar aes, ~ Soomanetr th 16 Horatio atest J on Sack sar eit arene rept, $860. Bighoet soak prica at oe, + aD Bed ew Stirs, room Wo. 2. ‘Busibeas bo +) SBA MWEP.M. | orenia:kighih avenuc,comn 8 a ERIE, Soe tay Alghth avepue, corr teenth DVANCES MADE ON ¢ DIAMONDS, WATOMS, JEW. Fy Aron, JEW. = oY et hr ES RO , ‘of merchandise, oF LET—PART OF ROUSE XO. 2 WARKEX PLAGE, ougtt ha anid’ by P. GAR, Toker, 08 trod recur | TC) of Fallon street, rons Nos. 9 and 10, sesoad floor. ty y seeond , tWe rece » priv. ° in bethroom andl Maundy; cs es, Bosndenis waotaioeek * bene ie i tn CHAMBRRSETREET. ree ADVANOBTO | Move thas four penece: no olen ey must be amall, not Cau be nooU al any tigee jewelry, £o., bY renee the wellknown and old. eaisi Datlagene beh} tee rn ee ee broker, 11 Chambers surest, N. B commend ys "S.No buslages ‘3 on | rN LET—THR MANUFACTORY 983 AND ‘Twenty-fourth street, with steam Engines ND ss west ac, p Se erent eer RAY op Soe tho prewiens ot ar. N's. oppowi @ but ‘or furtber paruc: @ South Winiags street. Kent $i,a9) /uulare mp 10 LET—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, UB NIaHED OR furnished, $02 Broxd way, opposite the bt. Nisholas, very LT SACKSON'S—MONAY LIBMEALLY ADVANCED TO aheap. ’ Ae ‘atahes, Thamonde, Je ad Foy seanast oni JSowelr: eee Dry rrehaadiae and Peraonal Proj doin~ip- Saat a Merch sold, by J. A Bit ctital anamander ad broker, 111 Grand street, three doars west of ADSANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON WAToURS, Seite; dimmants, ks. oF bene for thn highest A008 8 Old entablished jewelry aicre. 7 4 a CANAL STRERT—MONEY TO LOAN TO ANY ount, on Diamonds, Watches Jeweiry, £¢., or bought for cosh by by CHARLES WOOD, 299 Canal street, teo doors from Brovdway, in jeweiry s store p oppoaite J Bra; adreth Housa 10 ERT—THE, STORE. A BASEMENT NO. 42 JOHN street. For m given immodintely. Inq tore, or of TR. M. Halt MENGTUN, up emis, 1tet® 40. tho DAKGE Hows below Pure SITUATED ON RIGHTY. * Ruth elght lots of grocnd, avew etenck , to Ene ~ : y etree, With 'y, Or r 4 way. iy eels bod eer ceer gas, NR Aas ocinowm | Sable, de.” ett moderato. apply 00 the p oe ae ie oo — | ro CONVENIENT. § ONEY LWNT—AT MODERATE Raves, ON pra. | TO LETTA QUERY CONVRETENT, SAUL HOUEE, monds, Watehes. Jowrlry, Siver ae sod Personal Pro- | icesession can be bad by lat or mridie of Febraary, pw ay descriptions; A tr may be redeemed any time ‘nleloth, &e., for wale” Kent very low, ag there f ae one 8 roe eat eee H BARNARD, 21 Third avenus; private TREEROME, SD Jr., No, 2 ‘Contre pom tt Apply to J.G.G street. 10 LPT—A STORE, Wi EASY FOURTEENTH street, for a firm, close suloon, w few Arora fewm the Opera; alto, the second Floor of the house No. 45 Bast Fite feenth street; sino, the first clos five story Louse No, 79 East _THE BALL SEASON. LRVENTH AX ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCTATION, the gratuitous distribution of fuel to ihe poor. venth street. Possession imi diately, i nes RAND BALL, Fourteenth street. ce eee ee ee aa 19, 1800, 10 LET—PART OF A VR ES ‘Thorsda: january , 1O —PA A VERY DESIRABL Tickets Gnctuding re HE a 9 sentieman and th nth ward; consist of seven ro Mey Reeth leg two ladies, $8, may be obtained at the box Pleasantly arranged for nsmial! family: aleo, the faraiture, all Tgeromee Dew, for for sale. _Addrera H. 0. 8 » Herald office. inet area vari Williaa, 4 jo. len LET FORNISHED-—THE THRE! lane, corner W! Sa Rt OF FE VaG No. 16 Greene etreet, in complete mS og Bd jote order, and already Guavliohed us & boardlg’ Hou . Sane ae ARNGAt, aati OF Fam Foo vreong Maa ig louse. Apply to DV. BURKE, anc. a pl THE JyooNa, MEN'S AS 'y of Music, for the bene- ieee 26 tne, hares a at oa Wedneniny bd LET OR LEASE, STEAM POWER.—TO MANUPAG. mittee of Arran; Healeoonys nines A. On. SB MP rey machines, Jewelry, paw Pie ne rang Muldoon, | forge Nockue in ihe Grak ace: A aoe a oer, ie story and basement, wit root brek Htiliding Bow erectiog upon lott ronae erect betwean Grand and lrsome, See oe Soe woes ‘and Cans! Gahensed most tra) location in the city. each floor has over 5 00) super- fel feet. and lighted on all sicen This Buildiag ts bein, . MeGly: ‘wm ihizoatrice ed Cc. = yom ic ointan, pee re yap Robert G. Lalor, John J. Bradley, Joseph ie, Sohn, Fongeay, sae James + oibene, Thes. Langhia, py RS Jr. ihe A. “oun. a MeGutre, Michael poy 1, Bd George Walah, Olt- of expense: au; steam power, wi NerSadlier, reler Gaughran, Prank Tuomy. Joua W. McK corm Svens of ae slr ie rect," — a7 Oe niaoian FT aaat, Denial H. | put dia Tmanufacturiog purnosca: in the ctr. Parton V AMES LYNGH Peesidari)” | who will be making changes, ot who ma ae, in want of ven joseph J. O'Denabve, Pies Vice ies ident; Teomas Higeing, | Hebied rooma with steady power, shonid make immediate Re fered ine Freee. dren, Uy tzinn ecracye we | Ques, comms apn sar net ory me Be. en . . a Hicketa, 8, admitiog © Genllewaa and lates er | andrezamine, a tthe LkT OR LEASE, OR FOR Le ge Pe Ud saat _____ CLOTHIN B a, &e. a + bul thee ator y Howse, on Twenty-ninth between REAT DEMAND FOR CLOTAI Sinth and Seventh avenues, furnished or ‘unfurniabed. ‘Apply Te, LEASE—FOR PAPER, DRUG, Basersan wed Coch at hae 3 eh ore cy Nor, aren recta. topet ether 485 feet deap. Rach shore, bas oat ghd Fouls ve le separaels, i desired Apply to J. PRICE, judson pc on en NR REE AY ORS " cy THIRD AND PART OF itn ae FOURTH LOFTS OF A peste acing any Castoff Clothing, Faraitore and Gorgete, w lez ceetve a fair vaaue by calling Ga or addreutog 888 Third aveaue. Ladies led by Mra Harris. pede aw CHANCE FOR { LADIES AND 44 to convert their off sloth! ea: “Foes % Cortlandt street to lease, m bate Hotel: 2or freer, well ighted, o ‘treet: will lensed ebpap for OAT OFF WRT na. any respectabie business. Avply 16 LYOR BROTEG mon having any of tha Tey atk eo ioe and gu ews} MATRIMONIAL. 0 rah AAtbaabee orie YOUNG LADY, OF A MILD, aM tempered diepcaltion and of trates peeseensoee ea Mtrasiive agzenrance, an ce tase share of oridly gocés, ts desirous of forming an aoquainiance with some Lord mite San cl 8 cw to matrimony. He mut to correspond ‘wih s middle aged American or rentiemsa of Intelli- fc, tod reepeotatily iba ew mistrioony. adaaes ma Monroe, New York Post ofc OVE, LO VE! MATRIMONY.—1 WILt, GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING. —LADIEG AND L ee egy teeny petsoun fol ib remres heen calliog fn oredivomsing sufficient). Address arn portage, MAR 4 DE V, 842 Severth avenue. by Mra Hart. fur Tf bes ek Merpaiaa Fa Post office, H. Laws, cane oan ene LT mew Hat, © es Communiestions CARD.—GENTLEMEN'R NEW __ chased for the Western vr Pate 4 "ATRIMONTAL —ROMANTIC LADIES SHOULD READ mall Jota Call at the store. or addrena The, Dy © Mat imontal io the Me ” ‘before Centre tree, ¥B:—Merebanl talors haviag anyon Kad paswrerto atonal cards ther fa fun or tarvot. "This (ser oh ee Leann as neva Sour saywhere, BF. LLOTD, Publisher, ATRIMONIAI, — MARRIAGEBLE LADIRG Sate eae ae hr epee Scnaa Addreas Setwudl, Now York Posogie Ny is ATRIMONIAL—EVERY INTELLIOSNT =~ wares, niguona, 20. | Samer esberatesy shames = page ra Sa Be _—" » D, Kew Ye : years, are ‘wth pent einen i Vim "Agent 90 North Moore streot. ton ded retnement with B. view te ote ines a | are a Boe hcOkio ee eed akg MMEHMONT | To Tadion Torm a lady Nowe but thowe of «aa mae 10 euapwe a wife be reply. aa the indies are wo! my i} mite ‘tian rest midence, for ome week Misy Howard od. Miles its: