The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1860, Page 8

8 INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA es Withuatam of the Engikh and American @arges—Arrival of French Engiacers at Garthagena to Sarvey the Atrate Ralread Reute—The Gold Diggings at Chiriqal a Ryth— Rumored Opening of the Old Vander- blt Tram Reate—Shange in Central Ame: sieam Postal Arrangemente—War Antici- pated in Costa Rica, ae, ae, Ow San Juan Correspondenee. San Juan par Norm, March 13, 1960, Biime Greets Reule Accros: the lsthmus— Preliminary Ar- nanganets for its Completion—Proposed Desoent Upon Cede Bue by;Ee President More, of Nicaragua—IMr. Dimitry, Mr. Wyck and the Nicaragua Questions— Thetr Joint U itimatwum—Oclonel Carty’s New Route to San Jose, Costa Rica— Rumored Revpenang of the Old Transit ae. Rode, de. pan Pin vigoreualy prosecuting his new transit reject, via Monk«ty Point. He bas just completed a éom- rebensive chart harbor (Gorgon Bay), got up in giving a truthful idea ef the main ‘He has concluded arrangements whba rentioman, is nearly ready to start with acom- peteal party, to out ‘Toad in a direet line from Moakey Pout to San On Lake Nicaragua. Several gen. emen have investments in Captain Pim’s tends, and a large y will start in a few days fer Gor- settlement there. The captain is a ‘iving man, and success to him. is that ex-President Mora had gail- od from on the 28th ultimo with two vessels and ee men, wih intention of effecting a landing at , Where he expects to be met by a large beuy of his political friends, unite the forces and take by storm. I fear very much that his oe “reckons without his host.”” There are too mmy influential men at the head of the various of the present Costa Rican government who most bitter, uncompromising hatred of Don a to give hima reezonable hope of euccess, that President Martinez prociaimed to the nses that he would not force them to take up their recent ally, but that he would oppose to their doing #0. if this be true almost inevi- ® serious difficulty will follow this act of the \t, as nO oo earth are more hte such points than tral Americans, and ww poareely necessary to sate that they never let any p= noone ee afiords the slightest excuse for pot athe still im Managos. Mr. Wyck bad left for Risa, but previous to taking his departure it ie said mtimated pretty plainly to the government that if they Ga not agree to the propositions submitted by the United , that these twe latter nations tle the Mosquito and Nicaraguan questions with- @mt again troubling the country or government with any we egetiaiions. fe have had a brisk “norther’’ for the past two days, @rather unusual occurrence for this season, the prevail- winds Cente from the east during January February March. Very few bungos have been able to cross ‘the lake from Granada for the past two monthe, owiag to the easterly gales, and, consequently, very little produce as been received from the interior for shipment. The brig Ironsides and schooner Gipsy, both of ol Deen waiting here for cargo, will probably Iave to leave in ballast. An Italian brig 1s likewise here Joeding for Genoa. Business is exceedingly auli, and the ‘of @ revival of trade gloomy in the extreme. ‘sinall stecks of merchandise, however, are in market, pay hE Si pete romnlpe ead spring up, though only to a mojerate extent. ao = Eh. Cauty has gone up the river Lg with to commence opening eee, Coat Rica, nich he expects os Ihwve in operation by the middle of June next. Oolone! Quaty is at Managua, urging the Nicaraguan government bis contract, sige be negotiated, and Commodore te said to have alread: ‘completed his arrange- ois ten qoverurneut for the reopening of the oid suites Thus, if Madam Rumor is to be depended ‘are in a fair way of having something better to sh sul! and “growl,” our only oocupation at 16.—The “pe just craved brought orders RN ing H. B. M. steamer ‘of @ relief war vessel which is expected moe ‘The Gorgon’s next destination is sup- pe ee rans bed tear comin msec gentiewanly officers it the inten to Drosocute hi “nis project for a railrosd im the meantime a party will have 8 preliminary survey. from Aspinwall in future, wi ce to the American residents. Faee the gest of our nativity is and her truant children, who will take up their abotes ta Jands like Centra) ‘America, mus net expect to be cared for by their “anxious matron.’ i é @uer Aspinwall Correspondence. AsPINWALL, March 20, 1860. im the Central American Matl Arrangements—Im- portant to New York Merchants—Total Obscuration of tme Star of Monsieur Belly—A French War Vessel a! @arthagena with a Corps of Engineers to Survey the Atreio Railroad Route—The Gold Diggings at Chiriqui @ Faslure—Death of Some of the Americam Gold Seek- ers—Return Home of the Survicors—The Brilish Mail Steamer Plantagend, dc., dc. The royal mail steamer Tamar, Captain Wolcott, 1,800 fens, arrived to-day direct from &. Thomas, four days ahead of the usual time, with dates from London to March 2. From this date the new schedule goes in Geet, of which I wrote you by the North Star. Instead @f a fortnightly mail to and from Carthagena, Bogota and the interior of New Granada, 28 heretofore, it will now be monthly, which is a matter of importance to the New York merchants doing business in the interior of New Granada. 'tImay, however, be somewhat remedied if the Consuls at ‘Aspinwall and Carthagena hunt up the mail coasters trading between these points and send let ters by them. ‘The Engiish steamer arrived yesterday morning from Sem Juan. She reports ali the citizens of thay famous in @ state of effervescence, and ready to abandon Eereylowa’" for Monkey Point,a new embryo city, des- fimed'as the Atlantic terminus of the newly discovered transit route of Ca) Pim, of her Britannic Majesty's gteamer Gorgon. le now the hero of Greytown, for ‘the star and tame of Monsieur Belly are clean gone out for- ever. Captain Pim’s scheme, however, is much more yeagonable and practicable thas the Frenchman's, and @omething may come of it. By the arrival of a small coaster from Carthagena on yesterday 1 learn that French man.of-war was in that Port, with a ful! and thoroughly equipped corps of engi Reers on board ‘cetined for a survey 0. the Atrato route. So the French and English are still looking for some other ‘wansit t> the Pacific than the Panama Railroad Under date of March 7, we have intelligence from Becabane of the several partios who left New York under ! of | Cofin wad Genther, in January om to “ prospect’ for and dig gol in the Previnces of Veraguas and Chirqui, Boch the parties are broken up. Of Genther’s party, , whose family reside at Bloomfield, N. ded on the 29th Fobruary, on the coast, of fever, while attempting to reach Bocas’del Toro. Finley, another of hhis par’y, is in the hospita) at this place. Genther him- welf, with others, are building a boat to reach aspinwall. Coftin’s party has only been more fortunate in not having any deaths. He goes home on the Ariel, sadiy reducea by fever, and al] his comrades bave been sutlerers by it. ‘After prospecting in all directions for an extent of twenty miles, the remainder of this party, enuced by the representations of natives and Indians, have gone to the ‘Caucall mouniains to find the precious ‘metal. Gold was found at all points near Escabana, but not in suffi- @ient quantity to repay the trouble ‘and risk of health. | ‘The English propelier Plantagenet suiled this afternoon for Liverpool via Carthagena, Santa Martha and Jamaica, ‘With pearly a full freight, of which there were 3,000 sacks of Costa Rica coffee of the finest quality. This line of pro- pollers, including the Saladin ana Plantagenet, making a round trip each in three months, between this place and Liverpool, 18 now doing a fine business. When first put om ibe route they fell tar short of paying expenses. Asrixwatt, March 19, 1860. The Flag Ship Roanoke— Business Stamped: at Greytown— Affairs in Cota Rica, tc For the past two weeks we have had rather bustling | ‘fies in this usually dull place. Besides the regular mai Steamers and the Baltic, we have also had the steamer St Louis, dizect from New Orleans. Yesterday there were | five merchant steamers in port, namely—the Baltic, Ariel, A Lonis, Daniel Webster and the British screw steamer Plantagenet. On Saturday, the 17th, we were treated toa specimen o Jnigh art in the shape of a grand concert, givea by Madame Laure Banti, ssmsted by a small man with a weak voice aad some thrumming on a very poor piano. The intervals @f the performance were enlivened by the fandango band, pp Epneiek om nme mem A a violonceilo, a poe Pawer cen as and a tamborine, that discoarsed me eg hp Roanoke returned om Saturday, in seven days from Pensacola. She will take the Japa- ech tommmsiesiounrs to New York. and then, most likely, pede ommienit ‘The St. Louis is at Greytown, all or Orderly Sergeant on of intoxication jamped ‘board, ‘assistance could reach hia was drowned. To-day the Toee to surface, and will be interred to-morrow at Monkey This will bea sid ‘Diow to bis relatives at Boston, as ag ep mee A fen. Eoecg wma and by no means addicted to dri The British mail steamer Trent me to-day (rom ‘Greytown, and brings the news that there is & general among the residents there, Sney having given ereThope 4 waned ace vepeereinn arrangement with the Mail Toe L palattve chambers pl Nicaragua baye amenbicd, YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1860.—TRIPLE \ SHEET. News From the West Const ef Mexice. @UR ACAFULCO CORRESPONDENCE. Acaruioo, Mareh 14, 1860. Arrangements for @ Forward’ Movement on the Copiial— The John Oollle--Phe Treaty, &. through Morelia, He. is mow in this city preparing hie artillery. Ho is but thirty-four years of age, and has won his rank by twenty yoars of hard service. He was in the ena Lamerepensanes don Palme, Ronlerer, Buona Vints, OF, a8.4B@ Mextoans style that battle, Aa,ostara, Molto 4€) Ray and Qbepullepec, where be was taken pri- soner standing by the side of the gallant General Bravo. He is the Governor ef Queretaro, and will play an imper- tant part im the future of Mexico. The Cattle is still here, discharging her cargo ef coal, See sails bence for he Chincha Isiands, for goaae. Capt. Lapsing, late quartermaster in the United States arm; 0 served in the Mexican war, is here on a visit, ‘All the best men here book to the treaty as the only sal- vation for Mexico. Jateresting from Central America. OUR BELIZE CORRESPONDENOE. Buuvx, Honduras, March 2, 1860. Bright Prospects in Belize—Great Excitement in Ruatan in Regard to the Preaty—Riot and Attempt w Burm the Toun—Auack on the Court House and Attempt to Lynch the Prisonert— Warlike Preparations—Determination to Resist Honduras, dc. We are all right in Belize—fine weather, trade imprey- ing, and with high expectations for the fature. Our acting Superintendent, with his knowledge ef the wants of the commanity, is filing up the various boards which make our working government. These boards are usually composed of seven members; but of late some ef them had had only one member. This bad caused moch dissatisfaction, made things work badly, and was the cause of endless complaints. Our sew Superintendent is expected by the next packet, and we aro indulging in bright amticipations ef a good trade im future. At Ruatan, the news of the late treaty with Guatemala and Honduras was received by the Englieb and foreign- ers with great dissatisfaction. On the other mae we Spanish and Indian laborers, in anticipation of the isiands beimg given upto the State of — were ay hb glee, and soon became very insolent, the result of was an outbreak and « general row. This was animes, and the ringleaders punished, and it was ‘hought everything was settled. Not 8; the Indians and Spaniards were more discontented than ever, and soon planned an attack on the English inhabitants. Their plan was to set fire to some of the windward houses, and thus burn down the town, and as the men came out of their houses to murder them. Their plans were overheard, and the leaders arrested, and subuequemuly tried and convicted. While the trial Was going 00, @ iarge body of men and women assembled at the Court House. Some person in the crowd gota couple of blocks, s coil of rope, and stood ready to hang them up to the trees iu the rear of the court. These facus were communicated to the magistrate, who not only re- fused to pags sentence upon them, but went out and faced the crowd—numbering more than four hunéred— who were clamoring for the ig aggre , and who threatened the magistrate atéempted to interfere with their purposes. ‘This state of excitement and ill-feeling was increased by ® report that had got in circulation that a family had been murdered by a Spaniard on the other side of the island; aod # rush was made for the Court House to bring out the prisoners. m the magistrate threw himself in the door, saying ‘you must first shoot me and then over my body, before you shall have these men.’’ Teso- lution saved them and cooled the mob, who finally re- red; and go the matter stands at present. Meanwhile the excitement is kept up by the report that a large body of men are on their way from Honduras to take possession of the islands. The inhabitants mere ees canive into > pial teer company, & guar: kept during the night, and ever; preparation is made to repel the invasion from Honduras, should it comes sae (put down an insurrection, should one be attem| this you may assured, the pre- sent inhabitants of Ruatan will never peaceably submit to the rule of the State of Honduras, even be alteration in their customs, laws or ‘privileges, They have sent up here and bought the Minie rifles whicn Capt. Maury and Col. Anderson hadon board of the » and are making every other preparation in their ‘power to maintain their independence The brig Regina, Chaddock, and two foreign barks left this port tor England yesterday. The brig Creole ie in port, and will sail in a few days for New Orieans via Rua- ‘hemperature of the Week. ‘The annexed table shows the temperature of the atmosphere in @is city during the week ending March 24, the rage of the barometer and ther- mometer, the variation of wind currents, and the state of the weather at three periods during each iz: at 9 A. M., and 3 and 9 o’clock P. M.:— SP. PETES Typ ‘prod pomoq om ELE Banestee: org BS —Morning foggy, afternoon and night clear. vercast ail day and night. ‘Tuesday—Morning cloudy, night clear. Weanesay—Morning cloar, afternoon cloudy and blew. ing hard, night biowing a gale. Thureday—Morning clouay, blowi menced snowing and continued ail day Friday—Morning cloudy, afternoou hazy, night clear starlight. Saturday—Morning clear, afternoon oyeroast and light snow, night overcast. fresh, at 10); com. im the e&y and county of New Yor, from the 17th day of March to the 24th day of March, 1860. Men, 81; women, 77; boys, 182; girls, M4. —Total, 414 adults, 158; children, 256; males, 215; females, 201; colored Persons, 2. DEATHS FROM ABSOLUTE DISEASR. Abscess of the kidneys... 1 Fever, typhus... Albuminaria and Bright's Heart, diseauo of disease of kidneys..... Hooping cough. Anemia, , Hypertnropay of ‘Aneurism of the aoria, lutiammation of bladder. Inflammation of boweis Inflammation of brain, Taoflammatioa of cnest. Inflammation of heart... Inflammation of kidneys Infiammation of lungs. Bleeding from wom! oe reese Bronchitis. 11 Inflammation of stomach. 3 Cancer... 4 Inflammation of throat... 1 Cancer of the taroat. 1 Inflammation of veius.... 1 Cancer of the liver ...... 1 Inflammation of womb... 2 Cancer of the womb 3 Jaundice... Baal Cancer of the stomach... 3 Langs. disease of, 1 Cholera infantum. 1 Marasmus, infantil 2 Cholera morbus. 1 Measles ae Congestion of the bowels, 1 Mortification of the lungs Congestion phd can : ee Congestion of the lungs. Palsy. amption. 4 bee Rhoumatien of the heart Debuts, adult, Rupture of the womb.... Debility, infantile. Scrof seu Diphtherite... Drops; ons merparrerer pasion Dw Senet Hoon ad Vaknown to ihe jury. £ Bl orem : : i i i aGun. Under lyear. % 40t0 M i el 2 3 20 6 to 10 years. 3 Wo 1] wo 15 years. 5 Bto 5 1b to 20 years. 13 90 to 100, i 20 to 26 years. 4 «Unknown. 2 26 to 80 years, — British Ameri 1 England 1 France. 7 Germany 25 Unknown 1 Ireland... 30 Wales... 1 Po 1 —_ me Peniteody i Hoephi, i rene m Gatos Pha ‘The number of deaths, compared with the verrespond tee wooks of 1860 and 1000, and of last week, was as io! PERSONAL. TE acre RIPGET OWESS WILL FIND A remem rROW B aE er BAA . BLLA F., MILLIE T., EMMA 6. Ae i, will Bon “call al 48 Broadway, up stairs, and receive each one botile of * ” thelr anawers beiag sorrect te the puzale im the Herald of the 2108. Another next Pr THE PERSON WHO ADDRESSED HI8 FRIEND concerning a lady will staie wha! he knows of ber ante cedents some notice may be taken ef his anonymous al Sous fe BKIng eeran bg Bay oh, to make mee for spring Hi Greadway, two Sereltr ghar Union square. - ———— IONTINUATION SALE AT BROADWAY — Couns r bar; Ben ever in Enwraderes Laces. a’ umes MRS. GAYNOR 'S ours: ire” Ribbons 3: Trimmainge, Goods, se. to eall tnd examine. Best boop 8 rts, ‘M8 noriagn ta springs, a | co springs, 91.2 $1 25; 30 $150. Kid Gioi reduced AMES RON. a, 779 Broadway. BEES TRIMMINGS —NEW STYLES JUST RBORIVED —Fompined Crpomonte, Viste Viewrla and yey yet Ricbone and Bi = kia Gloves, Shetland Wool, 10 eente, fap, te Mbe:, at anions, 282 Broad: near Nineteenth street, east side, next to Bridgmaa’s scod plore. ee LADIES UNDEROSRMENTS READY MADE OR TO ORDER. Unremitin, e work LA rks ANP C CauLpREe CLOTHING. 's establiat ment, United States, a hee atone le supply ef Ladive’ and an y Seberen's Clethin, The only eotabliahaseat where 8 ly Ladies and ‘ I saa ad Tia ar apt OUT OF TOWN BUYERS. Great inducements are now offered by LORD “& TAYLOR, $61, 463, 465 and 467 Broadway, corner of Grand street, IN FRENCH, BRITISH AND GERMAN DRY GooDs Of every deseription, received per late steamers and auetion, 4150, AMERICAN FABRICS, Of every kind, which they are offering at wholesale, much BELOW heen PRICES, nae . a rai ‘Once ‘boura from 90 oe WINES, ES, LIQUORS, < &C. GROCKBS AND LIQUOR D DEALRRS—I apg: year (ex Kalamazoo), Rotterdam pier, 43 of treble Swan Gia, in large ana sad pauil pipes = Which T will ‘sell from the dock at price. PATRICK CUFF, 906 Rigath avenue. Prowway BOUDOLS- Ber WEEN TWO LAST Daa pe DOUBLE vragureine' a ATTRACTION! INEQUIVOUAL AND LEOIDED BUCCRSS UNEQuvocaL gem imny sBUCCRES GENIUS-GIFTED MUSICAL PRODIGIKS, GuNIUS-CUFTHD MUrIC aL, PRODIGLES, ‘he celebrated and highly talented a AN FAM Bonar paMity, \OLMAN FAMILY, LMaN FAMILY, ‘The Management bas made dieteigpamena mers AFTESNOUN AND MV NING PEBPORMANOR, AFTERNOON AND BVKNING PERFORMANCE, AFTERNOON AND aoe PERFORMANCK, Of thes WONDERFUL SUVENIER COMEDIANS, WONDERFUL JUVENILE COMEDIANS, In DELIGHTFUL AND BEOH! NTERTAINMENTS. DELIGHTFUL AND Eecunucie ENTERTAINMENTS. ‘That have won for them those enthustasic marks ot appro: bation only besiow ed on the most xe CSLEBKICIES OF THE AGE. ‘WO BEAUTIFUL COMED 1&8. Mrs. ©. Hower Miss Singleton, Mr. i. Watkins, Mr. J. E Nagie, Mr. Kdwards, aud aLL THE TALENTED COMPANY APPEAR. Admission twenty five canta, Chtidren thirteen cente. JARRIAGE —FOR SALE, artage for one of two horecs; made makers. ‘Gas be seen at Chester Lama 6] Mercer street, near Broome, OR SALE—A HANDSOME GRAY HORSE, SIX YSARS }, Warranted sound and kind im double or single ess; is pony built, and would make a very kind, siylisn family horse. ‘10 be seen at 315 Stanton street, URNITURE WANTED —I WANT TO BUY FROM $20 2 ated worth of Furniture, and will make weekly or monthly payments, and give security. Address Printer, box iwi B Bers id ollice, VOR SALE—A HOTEL, DOING AN EXCELLENT BUSI ness and estabuahed twenty years; @ long lease can be had and all the Furniture; is located in one of the best busi. ness localities in the city, and as it must be soid very soon will be cold ut half price is near the terminus of the Brie Rail- voad and the Hudson m Bi iver Railroad. Address Addison san- FR SALE—A LOT OF Second HaND SASH AND Panel Doors; alao, Sheena ‘and inside and out nde Bttads, anda nee ay second band Building Ma. terlals, at MILL RS, No. 281. John's Lane. cn Nn oc ll ‘OOP SKIRT FACTORY TO RENT—IN A CENTRAL losation mear Broadway. Stock, new, Fixtures and trade for sale low. Services of occupier can be had. apply to W. H. MELICK, 407 Broadway. EW YORK AND HARLEM RaILROaD. after Wedneeiay. Apnit 4, 1680; 6 reduction will be On and after We April 4, 1860, @ reduction made from the newly established rates of fare, to ull passen gers purchasing tickeis at the office tenne entering the cars. JUHN BORCHILL, Assistant Superintendent. T. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Bee AND E street, New Yors, coud “agar din- bie rooms bity conte per day; pariors ons Golte a foe single rooms {or permanent gentlemen at $200 and $$ per week, in cluding gas, . H. GOODWAN, Proprietor, HANDSOME ROCKAWAY orcas the best tL Nicholas stable, TORE TO RENT—IN A THOROUGH BUSINESS LO. cality, doing @ good cash trade; rent low. Stock of fancy goods, fixtures and coming in $350. Apply on the premises. pleccker strect, close to Bisth avenue cars, or to W. H dnLIUK, 407 Bront was po fn ~~ SI 0 LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN ‘o rent 10.8 smail private family without young eniidren, with eg, — required for housekeeping and the rent taken in board by the present occupants. Apply thie day w BB. Dirt, “Agent for a. J. Bleweker, Son & Co., 97 Bi way, corner Twenty-third street. re En han St san FIFTEENTH STREET; TO BE Tr repair for 1 te oocupancy; i Se sepeteannscns of ® genteel residence. sent $1,000 wd tasee Apply to BB DYSR, agent for a. J. Bleecker, Son & Co,, &7 oroadway, corner Tweaty third street, ad LET. THE UPPER PART OF A TWO 8TORY brick: House ta Dosataiek, street consietin, 1, between Varick and Hud. ‘an attic Room fr MENEERG, 269 Canal street, or 16 ‘Boor. LET—A_ FINE DESK Im IN ‘ce FLOOR te dg nes ight ata HS gtd 80 per oot AppIy in r rent $12 8 per mosis. “Apply in the pltvure store, from 10 ul i ce ne Gem ete ew tre on i le i ll RENT—THR .uEees PART AND FRONT BASE. = rent 8300 fia emall privas family, all 25 rent yen a private asa si family ent an pe Jeet Inquire a 102 ast ‘Broadway. TH WAED, oe miee: WARREN NO! Rlectors WwW. Mancu 29, 1500. 5 WANIED, A RESPECTABLE MAN. AS 2 partner, to take ful of & batter and Salon more, doing © cugh trade from $60 to $50 «day. ren} ard @ ood borey aud wagon. Apply at 39}_ Carmi Past tabcnted Ww: ie Aw on cit a’ RESPECTAGLE ] RESPECTAGLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A arTU- ae ARTS A “| hearers ic haces A siisement bud Oppree of e OF EDUCATION one a jsefhee, New \ork. renee given. inadrece Mire Mrs. x cs REPPECTABLE ‘WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT AB Sver'ndar ena Lady's Nures, 240 Saat nat A OBRMAN, mechan on Paor STANT jemand wo per meth nd reemetress travel lad. Uan be even fer twe days a: 61 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO the house. sewing, in or out of Gal alts Gee ued floor, Mra Sehiffner. FoR, LADY. A COMPETENT OPERATOR AL Wrevier & Wilson's sewing aving oos of bet ey hed or week. 267 Ps dapraiea hy Dy commands CI ividere place). wil be punetoally attend. RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A A situation as wet nurse, Apply at 225 Houston at. A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WISHES and to agaist with A ton as cook waahts ire for for 1) days of her employer, 64 East 16th st. wis, me A YOUNG, HEALTAY be my ot WITH A FRESH fp os, of tery who a be A Nd op | seen at 18 East ik hot for three ange, 2 othe EE TE ae Horace PLAIN DOME IOATED AMERI- an invalid; the beat of eliy referemser ens be ogous ha too Cape, Adare by tear 2 9 Delancey wi "? Wane BITUATION, As CAAMBERMAID “AND wa'iress, ho undersiands her business. Can loyer, 245 Lexington a, mph Sa ese asco ‘Bones a ease an alegwoneny Ws epupetoat Pio? worn English, Freach and and conversant with the German gusges. Brosdway stores would be preferred, as the adverti- er Je used (o fret wade, Address MH. Q., Broadway ANTED—A SITUATION Cae BY A young. woman, who v@ very good refe- poeee.( Auply a ru 4 Kast 24th ot, béween Lexington and 3d Were her bebe BY A COMPETENT fete oes understands cutting and Indien’ and dren's dresses, and all kinds of tamily sew weuld ge out by the week or days at 81 East 23d at, from 10 to 6 WATED A SIFU ATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 70 work in's amall private family. Good oliy refertnes: “Gall for two dag at Sur Sik ate sarge soa Sits oie + SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN i 68; nO objection to xo a short distance tthe cant. Good reference. Cail at 74 ‘West uh stein the rear. A CATON. BYA onyx GIRL, TO & private famiiy; South Brook- wy prcereds At poly st tt eorar of St Columba and and Bedgwick Wo airesand SITUATION, BY A roves Woman, ‘and seamstress er to assist in chamberwork: good waitress: can cut and St children's clothes Best city pet nel Can be seen at 143 Zid st , near 2d avenue. Wet as aa SITUATION, BY A Ny ye Loar ehambermaid and aid Sodio take care of ehildres. Can be seen at 105 rare Breet, rocan No. 1% Wires A GEBMAN GIRL, A SS cog work. "Good city relerensen, “Apply ab 286 svenee a, oo i WAXTED_BY A MIDDLE AGED COLORED WOMAN, @ situation as cook and iaundress ig & private family, Apply at 137 9th at. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS FIRST RATE OOOK; can do all kinds of bakiog; iy also good washer to make rally useful: ne objection ‘Call at No, 12 Gansevoort |, 2 aitustion as perter or night wate! ‘and has {irst rate refere aces. Tiartas Jmeee, A YOUNG GERMAN WISHES A SITUATION, LATELY arrived from Germany; is 4 graduate of one cf the first Univeryies: a practi) and heoredeal miner: understand chemistry in all ite ite branches. Can give tbe best of references. Address Chemist, box 113 Herald Aus RLS MAN, s eituation as WITH GOOD CITY REFERENCE, seal guanenlig ott ail meron pareskis wpermanen’ mt useful ks inte ‘Address i. W.. bor 180 Herald oflice. in & permanent N AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND | ike 1 iake charge of & furnished house, for ing the eity for the summer er longer; the best aso churacter and responsisll ty fiveu. addreas iW tor 2,981 Pest ofice, COKKERPER O8 CASHIRR.—WANTED JNMEDI- ate employment, by 8 y* man; ® thorough dousle gir dookkseper, ex Yonoed in buatuess xeneraliy: best of ‘ares days » bex TOR Times ellos. —— Beye AND OONFIDENTIAL CLERK.— Wanted, a situation as such, by ® young married man, at & fair salary; understauds bookkeeping and eral routine vol Dusiness tho Soronghty. Good references. Address for wo gitvation WANTED_bY A RESPECTABLE MAR- Hed young man. ae inp ng, entry. oF collecting elerk, oF as light porter; is a first rate pac! end not afraia to work. Beference from iate employers. Address W. J. @., box 167 herald ottice. Wasser waa A YOUNG MAN AGED 19, ¥ WHO RE. ih his parents, & siznaticn in house; ean write a cood baad sive the best of ety reference, eres i) Harald ‘ANTED—AY AN AMERICAN MAN WITH A tonne to sup Sere ey well te Caden ist nanan ction rom hs nat employer RSE at or ua sddrees 10! Hiariage up stairs, Wea meen Goes AS COACHMAN, IN A GEN- house, b; 3 German man, who speaks English well, ell, Apply at 49 Bayard ot Mork "SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, (AN Americas) in the grocery business; is energetic, sieady, avd is willing to give his atteniion to Seen acer Gage reuces given. address H. F., box 116 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, ‘LL. EDUCATED peaks kugliah). an give tse ‘beat of ‘iy relerence. iv fe Please ball or adtrees Act K., me faibe drug sore, 244 Stanten at. ee eee ae physi BY A FIRST RATE SALES. embroidery pal either in the retail or wholesale, ioe —a is kh f al of lace is ascer racurameen making up o} kinds of rei Kddress x B., box 4,059 Post aflice. Slee alta ca SEC TT W4iinn bY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A SI- A Rey chp cated gabe pores or to drive a spring cart or express w: 4 penman. wo MSO RAYS egg emf reerenene given, Fee second a floor, ‘back room. $$$ $$$ A agent SITUATION BY A SOBER, INDUSTRI. cus single man, as plain gardener and coachman; os to make eee tree years. address, till Monday, THE TRADES. BOY WANTAD TO LEARN THE CARD AND GENE- A. ral eagraving business; be mom be smart and inoligeat, taste for such Ria pease of ace. "Apply tJ. Hyatt. sabes lane, corner VACANCY FOR A YOUNG MAN TO STUDY THE A. protession of a dentist, with use of valuable library, ia sronenis and rare specimens. apply from 10 l2w mr. Polman, 10; Sas: 14th at, University Medical College, or ad- ress as above. ATANERS WANTED—TWO, ORNAMENYERS; FIRST e) class workmen. Apply to G. H. Mason, room '34 Dey street Bouse, between 12 and I to day. STONE CUTTERS WANTED—AT CUMMINGS STONR Si yerd. Good wages will be given and wendy employments ASorisaenecen Van Brunt and Bowen stu, Brooklyn, ot a sootety yard. —————— Warns Sirs TOR, BY co Pag h a * did Address Miller, box Ra et eee monet icles nar eT WwATt.* COMPETENT UFHOLSTSRES. TO dO ‘the work of a carpet store; mast be — good workman window end understand laying carpete avd hades, £¢j consant employment. earge Sot are. Weise GOOD TAILOR, ONE WHO I8 AGOOD Genin CBee togo.a short distance im the eountry. Call at way. B ul marer tc Bowne was pee Geeamanios -y distance none but & steady will apety ‘ie day, ont rere Stay fen Werle a dire, betrees the boure ef ‘ene end tbree P. Lanna j ESET | A errr "peat A BEST EOTABLE =e Crmmeury socnrtty Fea mgt HELP WANTED HALES. ae Vas Te arene arn. Saar ITED—IN BVERY TOWN AND CIT 18 oad yoo a |, aole IN THEOITY 18 WANTED. — POR A HOTEL 3 ia 'ASSERS WANTED.— a Helier & Co.'s, 335 mR ‘apply , Teferenses, at 426 way, up FEW G0oD RY A ppiy,verween ant 0 ACT Acsrsctietseen oT “Apoly at 81 Vadberine at OF WANTED. SMART BOY, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, ha ‘be Br wapnly to me J Mechan, 2o7 Fiset avenue, ANVASSERS.—VIRTUB & JOHN STREE?, Dart at _arOR #0, 9,008 maar Sa jenden Art Sonat Apply between the hours of 12 OACH DRIVER WANTED—A SOBER, STEADY. man, to drive coach. One well acquainted with the Cote tae Spply at the Jefferson ‘Livery Stabioe, 8 paid NTED—TO COLLECT CITY BI # lla to JAS. HENDERSON & aa Dollecuag Agency, Appleton’s Buliding, Sis iendway, reo RUG CLERK. aaa “YOUTH - ABOUT six. teen yearsof age, in store; one who has hid a and is neat in appearance, good ear or mors experienca, is P of dist street. COMPRTENT ASSIST. Apply to R. M. Hobbs, Dies ein es ALB Bee A GOOD, ACTIVE Uivttraee seems houses. Housed, WAL J. REDPATH. ‘AR’ rele fo to Havana, t..goo reftronoes wil be required. "Apply ot 164 Fulton str fice, from 9i0 10 A. M. ANTED—A COMPETENT beeggrenen or aueree painting, French and le mil edueation preferred. a: 4B, 4%. Johnson, ‘Neale vile, Tenn. ANTED—IN A RESTAURANT IN Be Ms ovine ayy caine oreegy. poe mney inp aituauon ‘wil be: Apply a First "Ward owt a Washingten s., Alay FIRST GLASS SALESMAN In ae sore; ene who bas had a good ex; jase, may bear of @ geed altuation and oe ment apply w Segere & Raymond, 214 ler the Museum. Wasa 4 a me STORE, A BOY HAVING of the busisess, Apply at 492 10th av- enue, necrdinenees” ANTED.—RESPECTABLE MEN SEEKING SITUA: Peeps Se Sama, onan eepers, office, 78 readway, Boe ty first class bouses. stamps. Yetablished —& SMART LAD, Aacuarour 3 TO WalT willing to ab Fulton st., oppo- ws on table of restaurant; he must obey, | Inquire at ¥ Myendank restsurant, site City ball, Brooklyn. rages Apply to Manning & rete ti Tiley a, shit WAxtenia MAN TO WORK ON A SMALL COUNTRY place; m good p) and understand the use aod care of horses; reference required. Apply at 56 xobinson at, before 3 P.M. eae be 2 ea EE ee W3AXTED,-A BOY SIXTKEN OR EIGHTEEN YeARS of four sore; wages $260 per week. None need opi unions mended, ut it West at, bo. ‘ween tbe yor and 10a Me ANTED—A Ke all by, FROM jv rrcin om TO W “sheen: youre recom~- mended for Donen. Aboly S220 Hoary oo mens Giinioee pari a adele a: ral WASTED A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS MIDDLE AGED went pn e ent of man long he must write @ g008 er quick at figures, oy De box Beraido oy a Sa y to’be seen or found, with a reference. Wrote WAITERS; ALSO ONE GOOD ORDER Look. Inquire at 212 way. corner Fulton street, peinladhaeioal . M. GEO. W. UHADSEY & CO. ARSED oe RESP! ‘ABLE LAD ‘OF 120R 14. YRARS bo resides with bis See, to siete ta sat Oilice and some experience and can may apply write a fair hand, ond at room 3, 229 ‘Briadway. ei are eet residing in a, Can apply at 126 in Ruane street, sitet Brooklyn, ane ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS BOOKKEEPER IN & Commission House; to an experienced person 3 Food salary will be given. Address, Herald office, WAXTED-AN INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE LAD, FROM sixteen to eighteen years of axe, ina stationery Basiness; usiness preferred, Inquire at Nor 2 Cordanat ating references, F. ‘one who fe aequatntea with ferences are particularly required. At, between 1 and 2 THE FIREMEN. FORE DEPARTMENT. “THE TREASURER OF THe Fire D ent with much pleasure acknowledges the receipt of twenty four hundred und eveven douars and seventy. reven cents, by the hance of Peter H. Tiius, Ksq., Treasurer of the Firemen's Ball Committee, being the net proceeds of the ‘Thirty first Annual Bal), given at the Academy of Musie, Janu- ary 2id, 1860, 1n aid of the Charitable Fund of tue Depariment, JOHN 8 GILES, Treasurer, qqThe, Treasurer, in behalf of the departmeat, has again to xpress bis sincere thanks to the ball Commitee, for their un 4 and praiseworthy efforta in presenting for the paoage Of our fellow eltizens one of the most atirsotive en tins belia He fend festivities of the paat season The success wikia unlary sense, 's certainly not to be compared wi f pecreting 42am and as ory sontariat duterence oe to the patrons of thia ball, by limiting the issne of rated to'S denire, on the part of the oo1 tickets, a better opportunity of enjoyment than could be at- tained in an un ably crowded assemblage: while, at ihe same time of the object bali ys comparauvely suffered. We, however, entertain bright that tbe penevoient and liberal feelings heretofore manifested by our fellow citizeus will continue to extend thelr generons “ald in charity unequalled by apy kindred tstitution. ‘The increased numbers of ike members of tie Fire Department, conscyien: the rapid growth of our city bas materisily’ augmented ‘the claims upon our cbariy, Ihe voluntary ‘satetice ot health, comfort, and often even vine Neelf, invoived in the per- formance of a fireman's duties, contributed to fill the page of affliction and distress, to alleviate which every oilicer connected with the management of the fund cheerfu'ly aad gratultousiy bestow their time and services We earnestly hope eur ‘appeal in the catwe of suflering humanity will meet with a re sponse that will enable us to allord retie{ to those who through misfortune, claim our care and sympathy. These persona are among the most exemplary worthy members of sociery, a of them far advange in the vale of years. The charitias f the dispersed among tbese estimable in, Sites vooue zat be appropriated to more de Coin objects: of tem bave not only bes Ddiest with the ‘comforts, but have been surrounded ‘w the loxuries of life; and the strange vicissitudes of axes which have marked their peculiar jot in life, are caiculated to awaken the sympaiay of every heart not secled againat iis subd fe point with just feelings of Bride toa charity Shichi not remrainod within’ the Innit of croed-—whuch fe not vestowed oa vioe or infemy, bat encircles in ita embrace relief to the indigent and distri orpban, who have no ordinary the services and with attributes cf so pure and lofty « eharacter, ing lustre upon the names of those excellent men tabtiehed Our fund—a precious and rich blessing conferred ber of tne Department re impressed withthe sacred a impor: ber of epartment be withihe sact an tant interests which are involved n the active and roel, tion of the Departmeat—bow fy of its members, is tbe comfort, atressed tad ita ber ‘onsiderations of so = character inane usto ley aside all pei? feelings but howe, hing! Sevate tn the emimation of us of the commun. ew YORK, ee 1860. “LRRD ecm omrmpgt oy* ‘AMILIES AND RV, Abe q seston tah atte focoaeeg ‘Gril, capanle help Pee aA Ah be at 7 com Ts Ww, ani, AT @ wel Liberal wages will De pl ine win A Seswtte ironer and pe per months ‘Apply as 6d Great Jones e. ‘WORN WANTED- FOR HOUSEWORK; and and pints esok; where relf, for whieh sbe will reoei quite at 99 Spring stin the basement ofice., Na Bare oe OLORED SERVANTS WANTED.— sue mA Sree ed ra LS way, between 9.and 10-4. M. FMBROIDRREES WANTED —MUST BR tnd used to Po Ww ANTED—A son, ing an Be sly ae} ae Ch) 1g, ke, meeed, gy emplogment ae to iit Wart GIRL TO DO > aA peel : i mam be CL eeene Hii Cumberland st, Brooklyn, j se ‘T TI WESTCHEST! Wir vetroct of Brooms siret etrrioue ect ead bring teat ftrenee: dae rin cips ply at the office of the house 343 Broome st. AL HOUSEWORK, WASZED_A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND one who thoroughly understends ber city references requirea. Apply at 72st. Mark's place. ANTEDSA GOOD SALESWOMAN IN A FIRST ak class lag trinamer and twe- Cr day, between 1] aud 12, with a, Uulon square. at | WW ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO in & private family; must be Apply at 68 Kast S(th st, between \MERICAN, GLI8H OR GERMAN ese eset from io Il Acie oad Weak cms 20 BO Boedn. Apply ab wd 288 Hadaan a ted ing, etn fxd ef a Witpy tha te oR, ers WANTED 3 WO aura] SMART, CLEAN WAITER GIRLS: thoroughly. app! ci oe eee & od watber Rd ro irae 4 har eae ere cal) first rate wages will be given. ison ave. 7, ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASB! Varrnsees = 06 West 33d st. iz Wotton or A PRIVATE —— English or &cotch girl, 10 do. rai hing and ironing. “apply at 100 West aint a a. —_— Wart, GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; must be tidy and obliging; month, at 45 Broad et. up staira, © “#688! Der ave MILY, A GERMAN, sewing and assist tal WANTED A SMABT OLEAN GIRL, IN A SMALL eral housework. A, at. peal before 12 olock Gay. Wages $i or $6 per tom La SO VALENTINR, { ——.. $$ ANTED—A GERMAN OR PROTESTANT ua do general housework; must be Be bain ook rh ex and Ironers “Apply for wo dayeat S06 Rasy Boon ANTED_T WO ZOUNG LADIES ie Ac. custome laheliin, es; es Ap- ply after 9 at 113 William filam ab, third sory. pnts ate§ TAN —IN A “SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY, TO come this day, two well recommended giris; eve as bi ‘and seamstress ard to do light chamber work; oo we do general housework; must know how to cook; best izetemendon required, and wages must be moderate, poly Fe) Waab- ington st., Krcoklyn. W NTED—A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND aor IN cei Fourth se private family; g20d reference required. at 107 Warn CHAMBERMAID pees DWAR, ONE ho undersiands ber bring good refe- ala from her Inst place. Apply rere ‘haar Siet at., from 9 ta 2A. ——$_$_ $$$, Wy eamen—twO PROTESTANT GIRLS; Ni ot or German preferred: one for general able and to work; wages $6: the other s "oane git lng to herself generally neeful; IiRkes $4; city reference Apply at No. 72 West 26th 7 SNTED—A RESPECTABLE soe WOMAN, WITH- out ey would like to hire from a nice family a Koom and oom, io the of ‘Twenty third street, weet of Brosdws ¥; geod reference and required. address Housek ” koe 219 West third street, fifth door from Se: avenue. WASTED-A COOK, WHO UNDERSTaNDS game, meats and pastry, to go in a pri distance from the city. None need apply except those wha can come well recommended for ability, Cali at 971 Broud« way, second house above 25th st, A DAY. —RESPECTABLE FEUALES WHO WANT ‘® genteel, money making employ ment, or who want ta travel, can bring written reterences an. ey in person at 429 Brosdway. roow No. 5. Some make $3 ‘adey. FRENCH i ADVERTISEMENTS. ()¥ DEMANDE UNE BONNE FR FRANCAISE OU SUISER ‘pour solgner un enfant de cing Sadreaser b neuf heures du ‘ou eing heures du sor, att No. 30 ‘Dean Ios rue. QO™ DEMANDE DR SUITE UNE, CUISINIERE PRAx. ‘galee ou Almand aire Wout ce atl 8 rapport i minage, pour ane fame do gus peroonten da Teicrenoes peront ages, mone Grenver a 363 rue Garaen, Hoboken THE MILITARY. acacilnenatiniene palin denen ennai thin Ver gee OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK OF THE ‘War of 1812 will bold » mo 62 Laspenard on Mopaay eveniog, ee ce ie fer these rm HUMAS JENea@lAH, President, A. W. Jonzs, Colonel. ABaM. COLEMAN, Secretary. BR SALM-ARMORY FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF Cashinan habe ae., £0; = good order, and will be sold esid cheng for cash. Apply to G. SHEPPARD, 66 Maiden lane. R oon, COMPLETE a BN UNI- an Home a enan geodorder, Cam be @. WwW. G@LAZR, 6/4 Broadway, under: CLOTHING, &C. a pt od ar AND 8BOOND HAND poe Prines street; also J and for sale. at 93 nein bought ro. ye Preement were 99 Prinee street, one diocx west of Prose way. ns LOST AND FOUND. —$% REWARD, A LADY'S GOLD Fa “hain apd Pin etaceiaee Rta 81 ae poe pe haer will {he abov Veaving the same at 42 Weet Rioventh sireet ee ae SEPA ean NO. 18 HUBERT STREET, OW Joh taal, andrew Joboston, Lriet jhtout & yeara of age; had ou w separ oft an old = ‘inen pans, a black wont Ret anc Teagn d calved by bis Sister M the above Won REWARDS. $ 2) REWARD. — LEFT IN OKR OF FOURTH URTH AYE. whb ‘the owner's Dasse pr vill Sore retern the ‘corner of Fourth avenue REWARD.—LO@T, A SET OF PLANS FOR THE ‘new buiiding on the a oe <i Fif.b avenue. finder the above reward esting ets Soon aa the, said balling wish Mr; Jockos, Lost Mareh 28 1860. RD.—LO6T, A POCKETBOOK, OONT, $25 Biteage ae yment Res to apy one but the owner. Fquestious ward to any one who will present the away, up etaire, week dno a aD a "Broad te seni boys ctisahea bo talne ef ae ie, will be paid on lta Peturn to We Glee Of the Mansion Hotae, ihrockilys.