The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1860, Page 3

OG Oe i rie egg? device Of the crown; now has a exactly like it. The Doat ai z = i 4 i i in Bo respect from that of the frigate’ which came ae of us at the same time. In ‘one pretends to glove with the whole a jeguise the fact that Sardinia is Oa our arrival here this fact, no hand ia ir. morning we learu that fresh outrages have been com ait several Dodies of soldiers suddenly appeared in the strects, which at that time are the most crowded, and commenced a fa- whom they ted by the Ki rious oslaught on the unarmed cutting indiscriminately right and left, like so man) Many persons were wounded, Ww many Were killed, The Auglish Consul received acuat of two French officers who street one i head, and w be walking dozen sent their mar} ‘all day with drawn cutlassas which speaks significantly of the power of the his own capital. His government seems to have mad with terror and rage, a8 events 80 important ing’s troops. Last Sunday the even and It is not stabs, and immediately afterwards sent them a dinner. ‘ay the English, French and Eaown Rossian ships in ‘ine’ on shore, who patrolled the and revolvers-—a pro- advance with the step of inexorable fate. A more piti- able conditi ion of ss imbecility and impotent rage Secor hucained th tes Shy We Europe, It is the frantic death struggle of the monster which #0 long de- ‘vastated this fair land. At one moment tears and en- treaties, confeesions and promises; the next, sudden out- = with all the blind fury of batiled rage. Still the approaches with irresistible strides, His agents at- ing very beauti- tempt-to get up a sympathy 3 and passably good looking; ient—on @ par with hig the Bourbons for that of shop window. ted or tue tog and the Qa ho execut tures @ King and t een, Ww td cre it is only @ childlike i white flag @ _ tri-colored—no ene buys them, while revolutionary pictures are in every Subdued hopes and expectations of the arrival of “our friend,” sometimes breaking out in cries of ‘Viva Garibaldi,’ are heard on all sides. Meantime, ization; every day among the yo, the Committee are completing its printed slips are secretly circulal ‘urging to have for the proper time. It is not likel; much fighting; a bombardment like the foreign ships in the harbor, not be permitted b; ‘the troops cannot relied upon, their res: 8, after and, ce, and wait aud be prepare: ly that there will ba that of Palermo Yesterday, ‘mine officers—marine and artillery—deserted, sending in will and ht or jing on board a French veasel, , others will follow in rapid success- sion. movement of the King is only to pl Every ing lupge bim 4 and decis! dation and terror are shown. in the mire; and ina time whea might avoid utter ruin, nothing but irreso. Just now they are making extraordinary eforts to fish the two sixty don, pn A ali and which are to sea in two or three weel and Bour- be ready for late. Garibaldi will soon change their names to those more agreeable to the new Except under the firm ideas of Italian liberty and unity. rule of Garibaldi, hazardous thing for all parties. Tavage the city; ® revolution in Naples would be a The lazzaroni would they are the lowest class of the jon, ‘and in large numbers—treacherous and phe eye ’ +8 am opportunity for revolution the wrongs, fancied other. stiletto, kind ofthieves’ honor is observed among them, and, Villaing as just now » they are duing good in the Committee, by holding in check the exceases of t! ront. secrecy and military precision, which a the government to discover or repreas Anotber important element of Naples, recently ht fnto notice, is the-new National Guard, of about 7 men of property and rank, the most respectable class, well armed, and on guard all over the city, of stones are their favo- nistas— Masonry, and sworn to avenge, with dirk or , ‘or real, of exch each other. they never betray er. the lazza- citi- zens’ dress. It is really the only good thing the King bas pir ee yt ero Protection for him as the people; being interested in the preservation of their own property they are the atives of the city. It is uncertain which side will take in the le; but they will play no ificant part. All sorts are flying it town, but nothing is cer- tain, Meantime we await the end. The Slave Trade. the London Times, Ai g a quarter. ugust slave trade does not flourish to as It is not the interest of the United States to revive the slave trade. If it were, in were the only two maritime powers who could hope to keep the seas against her, even they ouly uniting to b> annihilated. in is, it seems, the only country which now finds her aos re drogemest of this traflo. | Sas ‘account in an active encout diplomatic relations with ber unt! “yy Now, there can be no “treaties are fully carried out. doubt that Spain been very false, and is very guilty jo this matter; and nothing can be more certain than that if she did not vide a siave market there could be no slave trade. upon treatics, fue to look down upon snd to which foreigners ourselves. They ut ish her, is Pinight possibly. ppeation i fi im tnt tf i es z i fF 0 long promised b thie matter ‘up, and show no mere; allowed a stigma to rest upon the New York. t how far we havea right to take our and from the height of our vir- ‘guilty Spain, and to condemn decide difforentiy from , perhaps, think that there is some Uy sag is the “monument” to be erected on the Common Counct!) ter, Barckley, Chan- Mr. Editor, | do hope that some more able pen will take ‘Tom Sayers’ Medal. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. As many of your readers subscribed to the Sayers medal, I enclose the report of the arrival of the same, | copied from Bell's Life agd Sporting Life. } T. 8S. BROWN, Avover 12, 1860. TOM SAYERS—A NEW YORK TESTIMONTAL. Sayers has just received a very handsome testimonial from New York, America. following inseription:—''This testimonial to ant and manly bearing evinced the belt of Old Rogiand.” On ‘words— while side it, to thore ihe JL. W. ited by a few friends in New York, for the i the ‘Tom Sayers, champion of England, June, 1960." ‘Tae Braces Trxwet.—The Newark Mercury gives interesting facts connected with this great ent advanced ‘This work is now considered so far - in increase in tive years of 474, about two per cent. But for the general stagnation of business after the panic of 1857, and the temporary suspension of many manufacturipg establishments, our tion would have increased covsiderably. The revival in business which is now taking ph stifes the opinion that the next census will show a large increase in the population of Utica. The population in 1950, according to the United states census, was 17,565, showing a gain in ten years of 078. MakyLaxp.—The following table exhibits the population at present, compared with that of 1850, of the several gy the eity of Baltimore:— vards, es tbesctecsseesed Total. 218,612 169, It will be seen, from the above table, that the city has not increased as much in sion ag one would have Deducting enumerated, 35,000 for the free and slave colored [vay of the city, and we bave 198,612 white inhabitants of all and sexes. One-seventh will be the t being the legal usual average. There are, therefore, in Baltimore about 27,660 voters. MASSAC! 5 Dvxss Covnty.—The population of the three towns composing this little county is 4,403, 1850, Edgartown has 2,118, of 128; Tisbury, 1,631, ‘a loss of 172; »& loss of 93. Though the n of the county is 137 less than it was ten years ‘ago, the number of families is 112 greater, and the num- ber of houses 88 more. MARYLAND. Linertytown.—The population of the town of biberty is as follows:— Birmingham Township er ot option 621 ip—Num! » O21; deaths of the ear, 4; number of farms, 61; value of real estate, $437,737; are 3 schools, 4 wcbeon natys Stars owns ai m county, ‘um! lation, 2.081, deals of the year, 15; number of schools, 11; teachers, 11; scholars, 329; 1 academy, with * Calon Township—-Number of population, 1 a88¢ deaths in jum! Popul f Of the year, 18; Bomber of furaany 118; scotte, 4; tencte ers, 9; scholars, 411; churches, 3. st Hanover Township—Number of population, 1,809; deaths of the year, 10; number of farms, 164; schools, 10: teachers, 10; scholars, 380; churches, $. Gold Spring , 140; no deaths re- ported. re are no farms, and there was no grain rais- ed in the township, according to the returns as sent in. There are reported to be 144 erat svsins eee in this township—more than the entire population. This extraordinary statement is not understood at the ebal’s office a8 an !on. There is but one school, one teacher aud thirty scholars in the township and no cburch. Chester Couaty—Upper Uwehlan of population, 689; deaths of the year, bee of " tate, ; , 3; teachers, 3; scholars, 267; churches, 8.’ ‘Lower Uwchian Township—Number of population, 816; deaths of the year, 10; number of farms,75; value of real and personal estate. 878; schools, 3; teachers, 8; scholars, 155; churches, 3. The Southwest ward of Lancaster contains a population of 4.272: the value of real and personal estate is set down There are in it #ix public schools and 466 schol umber of pene wee ae RET Seventeenth ward, Philadelphia—That portion ward lying west of Cadwalader street and Washington avenue, contains a jae of 11,285; number of dwel- Ling houses, 1,916; ilies, 2,110; value of real and per- sonal extate, $1,781,560, There sire tn Jt 104 extablat ments of productive industry, in which there is employ: of $837,600. The number of public schools is 3: ‘There is one Roman Catholic school in this istrict, with 10 teachers. Tho number of 6. The oldest person bit J in this portion the district, is a white woman, of American birth, 103; she is able to work about . The t persons . ‘was a white woman, aged 107 years, a native of Pennsy!- vania; the other a colored woman, a native of Delaware, farms, 140; Towns hip—Number e s who was a slave 87 years. At her master’s death he gave ber her freedom, when she came to Philadelpaia. Her age was 104 years. ‘LANCASTER Townsbip—Number pn ae fare os 7 Num- der « ‘Foamber of farms 386; ts yaluati Tore! ns oo boribeast of 8,010; in the 583 scho- Jars and 6 churches; in T teach- ere, 788 ‘The cengus is the slave pa ey more Ag pial wid and show aheavy falling of in have the Serres spree, teobegren a) population 4,000, showing r HL ae ‘Stark, shows an cent. ‘that bat 8. Y shows a shown to be less than in This is what we have con- stantly predicted, when remark: + oy] the enormous increase of votes in electious held in last cit years. CONNECTICUT. Brincxrort.—The census of shows a popu | ~ 1s anal In bd > ps le byte 729. on y is 9,144, a0 in- tional increase been in East Bridgeport, which has grown . There are in the town dwell and ate , og .——By the new census Southington contains Lod 689 families. bad 1, inhabitants AT6—equat to about NEW JERSEY. aie oe Present population of Newark’ about The following is the popula ‘ion of of th Present jon of some ie counties in Michigan — Clinton... 9/884 Lenawee... m1 ‘The census taker in Jonesville, Mich., putdown a man’s age at 300 years, instead of 300 acres of land, which was intended. “He was beaten, how: MAIN®. . has & population of 16,490, and the town of Vea- gic, which has been taken from it since the consue of 1860, is 903. This makes the gain since the last census ke Bangor Uniog publishes returns from thirty-six towns and plantatteas in Penobscot county, inoluding Bangor, which shew a gain of 6,954, or thirteen per cont. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1860. , real estate agents, sharpers laborers. Present population of St. Paul is as a per- manent population. Sho popsiation of this State wit run between 175,000 and 200,000. It is doubtful whether there will be toentitle it to two ves in Congress, as the ratio will probably ne eens teas 96,000 (the present number) to 120, MIeESISSLP: Narenes,—Natches poaserse: population of 6, showing an inerease since 150 of about 2,400, or nearly fifty per cent. Negro Insurrection on a Guano Island. 4 BALTIMORE VESSEL THREATENED—WILD EXCITE- MENT {From the Baltimore American, A\ 10) A serious insurr’ ction of the negroes at vrero Gua- no’ Island has caused no little excitement among the merchants and sea-faring people interested in the guano business, both in Baltimore and Petersburg, Virginia. The excitement attained such a pitch that Capt. Benthall, of the Baltimore bark Warren, and Capt. Burnell, of the er Emma Tuttle, of New Haven, Connecticut, were compelied to interfere and imprison some of the ingurrectionists. The Emma Tuttle arrived at Peters- burg, Virginia, on Monday, with a cargo of guano, and her captain gives the following particulars of the out- break, which we take from the Petersburg Express: — The negroes employed on the island, w! is only three-fourths of a mile long, are all free, and are hired ‘at the rate of $12 a month to dig guano and load the ves- sels that come for it. = number 200. The ‘a white man, had been on the island for a long time, and desiring to visit his home, in New England }had the fortune about two months ago to meet witha Free Mazon, named Snow, who had arrived from New Rogand in the schooner Eastern Star, of which first mate. With him he made a fey ge lace, Snow taking the foremanship of the foreman taking the position of tiret mate of crn Star, Snow was a maa of energy and determination, and being long habituated to the exercise of a ri; command on ehipboard, did not change his discipline on the island. "The negroes, who were princi- ely Peek pe Danish, and were obtaired from the neighboring islands of the West Indies belon, to those watleas, were consequently always hostile cans, on account of the latter’s slavery proclivities, grew dissatisfied with the management of their new superin- tendent and meditated every variety of revenge, Only four of them, however, seemed to have bi designs to a concerted measure, and on the 24th of Ji jal one of them was delegated to murder him, while the be were near to see name effectively done. y were engaged car on this and the chosen murderer being up on the top of it, rs ad- vantage of the foreman as he was stooping on the ground below, and hurled a tremendous lump of guano at his head, crushed bis skull with the blow, and left him for dead on the peor Considerable commotion followed among the whites upon the discovery of t. ..vempted murder, and the Lad who committed the deed was im- mediately arrested by Capt. Barncll, of the Emma Tuttle, and Capi. Benthall, of the bark Warren, of Baltimore, placed in irons and conveyed on board the latter vessel. It was their determination to take him into a United ‘States port for trial. The arrest created the wi'dest cxcitement among the negroes, who rose en masse, and took possession of the island. The white employés, who numbered only twelve, were compelled to submit to the revolt, but were un- harmed, since they remained non-committal, bein; too much intimidated to attempt to suppress the 200 ‘half savage negroce, and ‘at the same time afraid to join with Against the vessel, knowing that pun- iehment was sure to follow from tha United States au- thorities as soon as intelligence should have been con- veyed to the nearest American port. The negroes threatened to | L} yy oa gator por pe not given up, and when Captain Benthall attempted to fate te above from the Warren, they collected er the wharf and stoned him until he was forced to take refuge back upon his bark. Captain Burnell got ashore safely, but was met with savage demonstrations from the jusur- gents, who were armed in their Siam with huge clubs and in their left with heavy bl with difficulty made his w: pelled to surrender all the Euglish money posseasion to appease them peggy he admit of his escape from their murderous clabs. tting safely into the office of the agent, Mr. Elliott, who is owner of a large interest in the island, and is well known in this city, he Vv iy is ty, return- Tharroed to his versal Filiott —_ in the course of a few days fifty Irish bands from Richmond, with as many revolvers and iostruments of government and civilization, through means of which he would be able to subdue the revoiters and effectually prevent any further should it be his good fortune to that time. The superintendent was not dead when the Tuttle left, on the 25th, but was not expected to live. There was no physician on the island, and no treatment he received coald either alleviate his suilerings or insure a hope for his recovery. The had refused all offers or demands to return to work, but holding ion of the island, were hav- ing a fine time with the provisions and privileges of the place, with nobody to dary to say ‘“boo!”” to the first one of them. Tins they will doubtless insist upon continuing until their comrade in given up ar taken by themselyos from the “Warren.” Formrat or 4 Revovvmionary Parriarcn.—The funeral of Reuben Burt, a soldier of the Revolution, who died at Chicopee Falls on Wednesday, took place the next day, and was largely attended, ‘The Springfield City Guard, the Chicopee Falls fire company, in uniform, and the chil: dren of the various common aid Sabbath schools of the town, were pypsent as a body. A brief address, embrac ing a bist sketch of the deceased, was delivered by Rev. Mr. Bellamy. The deceased was the only survivor Of the Revolution, and only pensioner in Hampden county, having heen present at the battles of Ti and Crown Point, and as an evidence of his brav carried with him to the grave a bullet which he received from the which was never extracted from bis enemy, an body. A military salute was fired over his grave. SUMMER RESORTS. A TOURETTE HOUSB, BERGEN POINT, N. J.— for this favorite lace ‘leave Digs ee 12.90 A.M. and 30 and 630 P. 3 foot of Dey street at 10:30 A.M. and 430 P.M. Aniple. for transient boarders, WESLEY W. HILL (formerly of Lafarge Honse), Proprietor, teeth an be fled with } (mew number i Teer, or mere Rooms NTaMns PEARSON W. De Bucorersr” 1, TEETH.—BEAUTIFUL att ANm as He rubber, $15; single Sittin ares tak at GRA! tw LS J AVANA SRGARS.—I AM SELLING HAVANA SEGARA, ‘such as fe es oj greatly to tovereat > call and be sal ‘aad will war- — GEORGE Ww. Nidots Ls , TS Libertyatress. — = TERS HOTEL, 48 BROADWAY.—THE PROPRIE parlors and bedrouse cers manent or Zan 4 bedrocnme ties Gourders nt reomouable prices per day. youve bas ail thn fn Transient boarders $100 BILLIARDS. PH crnoven aman TABLES ‘rire New Yor. ole manufacturers, 63 to beak t at gan uc Fao the best ont ber equipments mabe ores sae office. . Can be seen by e FURNITURE, UCTION NOTICE —BURNHAWS FURNTTY: A Pp Noa WATCHES AND JEWELRY 1D) JEWKLRY—ON EXHIBITION and for mile at q ocak Rte, we RARE CHANCE,—LARGE, HANDSOME, UNFUR- nished Room to let, with Board; two yen: house sole. 1al Bouih Kighisnireoe one ae ean of tie ees Williamsburg, three minutes’ walk from all the ferries. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A FURNISHED modern improvements; bath, hot and cold ry dc. 198 Kast Twentieth street, Hear Seoohd avenue. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMDATED with a pleasant furnished roum in a sociable private fa- house has all tbe modern ‘rect, ; ¢ improvements. Dinner at bait past tx, Stages pass the door every ive minutes, Apply At 109 Kast Kighth street, St. Mark's place. 121 EAST THIR}Y-FOURTH A PRIVATE FAMILY— street, avenues, will ac- gentiemen commodate 8 and wile oF Soard,on moderate rma. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A SUIT OF HAND. AA, tomely furnie consiating of the entire second by applying at 141 Binsh street, third door east of roadway, A. WIDOW LADY WHO HAS CONSIDERABLE FUR. ad r une aed vanten part of to the end “akin a & eo 8 or pi one, e ‘Address Mra. Ida Ialee, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITHOUT i aera, to @ gentleman; rent $6 per month. Apply at 162 with Bz 7 SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, WITHOUT BOARD er#, would let a handsomely furnished front Parlor on ‘second floor to one or two men; bath, closet, pantry, ras, dc ; excellent ighborbood; house ‘iret slams, Apply at East Broadway. eB At Ra el gee Ry TO re — man and. wife, Board. Terms ‘Greenwich street, one door from Beech. ver OARD.—GENTLEMEN CAN FIND AT 182 GRAND street, half way between Broad clean, nice, air) , and focation central; cars and stages pass every two minutes. OARD.—51 CROSBY STREET, and ‘large airy front Room, seeond floor, for a ntleman Cg ty single (ogg pocbernyn 3 bath, eold water; good substant a family English. . Bosk? WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife; pleasant quarters and unexceptionable table; not below Kighth street, lew York, of tn, Brooklyn ad- dressed to A. P H., box 1,373 Post office, stating terms, loca- &nd full particulars, will recetve attention, Seek en et ee TE einen OARD WANTED—BY. 4 QUIPT, RESPECTABLE bas lady, in & small private family or with a widow indy. *'A plain, dulet home af that is wanted. Address Seo. box 109 Herald office. Beant FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with le Rooms: Do & On p e Room, gentlemen, at & reasonal)| ayy my ey om ‘and convenient. Apply at 434 Hud- io OARD AND SINGLE ROOM WANTED—BY A YOUNG man, ip a plain respectable fepaliy, either in New York Pye ee io. iy whieh mu wil receive immediate ‘tteutlon. Unexceptionable reference ven. yd IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND 2, Thirteenth streets-—The, Best, location in the city; house class; modern An excellent Po ri hoa Apply at 883 Broadway. OA RDING.—W A, Boe wel rsiened Foom contiguous to 1 OARDING._TWO OR THREE LADIES AND GEN- Uemen can be accommodated with good Board at a mode- te Apply at 67 Downing street, three doors from alfa rooms floors, for families or bouse is first class, ‘all the modern at &% Henry street, near Clark. Ref Bowie Ww spaorars 2. GENTLEMAN AND Lid wife or a few sin ‘ind’ with Board, at" 108 ‘Cifaton street, ooaveulent io Wall references exchanged. treet or South ferries; OARD IN BROOKBYN.—DESIRABLE ROOMS AND superior Board are offered by a private family in a first class brown stone bouse, 101 Amity street, convenient to Syuth and Wall street ferries. Dinner at six o'clock, exchanged. BARD JN BROOKLYN —A FEW @ find first class accommodation and furnished private ‘minutes’ at 223 State street, near Hoyt. ooo Bose. IN BROOKLYN—MAY BE HAD IN A FIRST class house on the He Hall. References Board, in a newly the ferry. Apply EGANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN IN ‘fret class house, No. 1 West Twenty-fourth street. 1LBGANTLY FUBNISHED SUITS AND SINGLE ROOMS we a with full of partial ine first con- Avenue Hotel, Madan pd Walon Parka. Terma References exchanged. ‘Apply at 910 Broadway. poe tbeee oOo lll CANISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD.—FOUR SINGLE acocrnmedated with handsomely | on ‘and first class board, at 177 Kast Four: teenth street. Breakfast from six 10, nine. "Fea siz nine to board. ferme will be made low. PURSUED, ROOMS TO | LET.—A COMFORTABLY ‘urnisbed Room, suitable for two with sepa- te beds, at $1 76 per week, oF would, be let to tue at Bf 00. ‘aso all Rooan at $1. Apply at 28 Greene street. F KFORT HOUSE, CORNER OF FRANKFORT and William street, New York. at ‘57 cents per night, or from $1 to $3 per week. N= BREVOORT PLACES, TENTH STREET.—A HAND. ro keto movi breakfax Wacaired, "oe fi RTTES MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR BOARD P ‘i fall and winter will find very desirable modern 28 FF in the brown stone bouse ‘and Bixth a) Two i i i LET-—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH ALU the conve alences for bone oe eeping, © very’ pl ne cond story in the private House No. € Gouverneur street, or would let the Kooma if }; Powmarion imme deatred dinely, terms moderate. Apply o@ (he premises. HREE NEWLY PAINTED AND FURNISHED ROOMS w ie, with 3 Board, to single of married c4ntie mer, in the house 84 Henry street. Terms for geatiemen, #4 to 86; gentleman and lady $ to $10 per week, in advance. T° ahd moe BOARD, big OF ae, A SUIT f urnished Rooms, with tholera impruremouts, fei separate required. Apply at 45 Kast Thirtseuth street, near Hroadway. LET—TO A GENTLEMAN, WITH OR WITHOUT back well furnie! use of piano; family renter! and small, po children; he; rice moderate. Inquire at 26 ty fourth street, be: Treen Madiacn square and F venue. TPO LELMETE, IMMRDIATR Pommmsaiow, TaRkR oom re ry and a to Aisth p>. avenue table tor a gentiewan wife or persona. Sfeniscan be had it required. Price #8 pee ween. “Tonuire st Bi'Laroy etrvet, second nor, JARTED—BOARD, IN A PLAIN AMERICAN FART W sister, a good sized ly, fora Room re. wired, neatly furni joining; enat side of pear Noouss: per rh gentleman: wi , o Fences.” Address Willlass Ht Warner, Wondway Post oles WARTED-PY A YOUNG WAN, A BOOM WITH PAR Board, priv family, Room to cont hace nnd gaa, re‘erenced exchanged. Addreas AB, box He Po chee 7 ARTED—RBY A SPANISH GEYTLEMAN, WICH PULL Bedroom and * sitting Room, with use of bath and rs. with « private Aserigan family where here are n0 ghher boarders. "Address, stating terms and location, M., WAXTHD {BOARD IN BRCORLYN, FOR A GENTLE. n, wife and rervant World hike a second floor i New or Clinton or vieinit; References given and required. Address box 4,604 New York Post office. 22 Srvc Deart, wie fa suits or singi#, At reasonable rates, move, Unerceptionable references required. ATRERT, NEAR FIOTH AVR ‘For nis | Rooms, in browa 48 LISPENARD Ry hae nant ah od Bos Etcorael k aie Bee cap eae WEST FOURTRENTH STRERT.— 109 well furnished pt moral floor, or single gentlemen, to tet fine one, with every convenience’ MADISON AVENUE.—A GENT 130 iter ctn Ya WENGE GA GENTLEMAN ANT, on second oor, in a tra clase private house, replete Root for & single gentiemay, MMiwo™ely located, 3 WEST FOURTEENTH 8TREET.—HaNDSO . 176 Smmotatoas tore tent re five aduit for: tong parlor, four or five sleeping rooms, with bath room wud F heceasary conveniences aitached: "Als, ous as wud rooms for one or two single gentlemen. LLANEOUS. eee or Mairi g 3 be wey) ean Bemoven FOR C resen! 0. nn street, below Nassau, he will be. to receive orders from custome wil tura to 8 fas ston ck ‘and the public. N nh iageau street, as soon ag Peeatart TO SHIP OWNERS.—FULLER’S IMPROV- ed Liquid Brimstone is a articlagor the bottoms of vessels. It preventa the formation of barnacles, worms, grasa or other growths; hardens the wood, makes a emooih, siftace and improves in of one to five er by the hundreds for nae by TOLNBON & BLIBO 198 for le fashington street, corer of Fulton: : ARBLE MANTELS.—GREAT BARGAINS IN MAN- M tele. —The stock of velned, statuary and colored siwaye. oe fond, at KUABER'S wourble Yards, id Seat Eighonents sree ‘of Third avenue, N.Y. ‘EW YORK WIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. N HUTCHINSON ie Removed to Mo. 604 Broad , New York, Manufacturers and in Ey Fences, Iron Gates, V Iron , ne Conceal ‘urniture, Castings and @ general va: OYaL ig ft - a G. ‘NWICH STREET, SOLE MaNUPACTURER, et merchants, "hotel ward Se pun will do well to see that they Manufactured ocloy Vom SWEDISH PUNCH, ured 80 7PY a. ROBINSON, No. 83 Greenwich street. eerie a et ROCHNG SLATES OF THE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY = quality, low coat, PI yield pure untainted rain last @ lifetime. ad. dress the ‘of the Company, @. i. NewYork, pany, G. FURMAN, 27 Cortlandt T Prepared. tran tig Poked eile ks beat Gatien Duchess county, New York, ia the only way to procure pure tllk fn large elles: ‘The médical prateanon reporter ere able for infants and invalids. {i le cheaper than ths tel made poison sold as milk. As it will for years in any Sri cree tern aiee Seat For sale {a various sized at the de Hon, atthe SMRICAN SOLIDIFIED MILK COMPANY, 73 Liberty street, two doors east from Broadway, N.Y. ‘ATOHMAKERS’ AND JEWELLERS’ Turnh ing Rolling Milly brass Silver, sand Crucibies, &c. TOOLS AND Naption. wlan brown table very low to dealers, by WH. MATHEWS, bt OUTHERN TRADE. CURTAIN MATERI. FURNITURE ¢ CovERtNGs UPHOLSTERY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SOLOMON & HART, offering to pegtemi' and retail bu sasha FALL, IMFORTATIONS, ‘Largest Stock to be Found in this Market, 204 of LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, ‘Baun ee eee INENS, LINEN BOSOMS, WHITE SNOW DROP AND i Damaae Damask in cars and carriages. TABLE AND PIANO COVERS of juality and style. Best Beotch Shade Hollands, All widths and colors, with an unusually large assortment of LOW PRICED CORNICES, BANDS AND PINS, With every style of CURTAIN AND FURNITURE TRIMMING, Loops, Gtmy All of which they offer ve seats the pl wi LZ y plece aaa eoeine eEOLOMON & HART. (369 Broadway. coeronriuistiieretisiiniiniitensinniaten ee, TRANGERS ARE RESPROTFULLY INVITED TO EX- 8 Bereta oar Jacke and mawalicent aasorueut of SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, LACES, EMEROIDERIES, &c., Received last steamer. wee A. T. STEWART & 00, ACB OONTAIN. orchard, twa ‘and or- of Senace for § ‘ would py ve yiseyara ia not yet county, N. ¥. Beekman street, 'N. =a & RARE CHANCR—A HOUSE dw doing business. Ad- s Pont odlse, ar apply ou Whe pre- OR BALE—A tog vile wor New dress PD. F., New —_ ‘OR SALE—A HOUSE IN THIRTY-FIRST STREET, a) from the lst to 1th EB LANCEY, JR., Nos. 8 and 10 OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, IN CONSEQUENCE vuth, & House apd Lot at Port. the owner going So Staten Island, within five ‘vee’ walk of the steamboat q out bouses, &c.; will be sold with or ing; & good well, the farniture. For teri id furth lars, JOHN HALEY, No 29 Weet Brondway es id OR BALE—FOUR NEW BRICK HOUSES, ON BIGH Petes Newark X. J. Each is 21 feet front by 0 stories high, basement; fine piazza, good yard. frouk “Terma aay. Apply as 82 Xroh areas mt. Terms easy. Fon ee + ham pply sureet or 90 New street, Land, containing 170 acres, 28 of timber, ity ., at Scarsdale, ‘eatchester county, 20 few York. The land’ is fertile and, well wstered. WOND'S ROMAINE ada” ete Port! Bath eee a » Wway, near No. 10 Pine street, room No. 4, between 1 and 2. M. ro fort ar Broaklyn—a Couage House,” Var, ho, Yaad or Brooklyn—. e House, . i" of an acre of Land, beautifully located in ‘tbe ‘and plenty of choice fruit; ‘steamboat. Address Yonkers, ee Pus OR EXCHANGE—A BEAUTIFULLY 51 ated p! Dwel village of Yonkers: good, garden ere; Dice view: convenient t cars or Herald odice. ‘OHN KAVANAGH, Sixth avenue, between ws and Forty sixth ata., REAL ESTATE BROKER AND HOUSE AGENT, HAS FOR SALE 4 story brown stove House, built and finished in a first class manner, in 48th street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 26300 x ; 3 story ard>asement "brown stone front, in Forty-fifth stree® south side, between Sixth avenue and Broadway, wits aun extension of 17 feet, well 4 arranged; lot 3 Houses in Second avenue, built by day's work; wil trad@ 15 ota Forty ifs street, vorth aide, between. Fitts a06 in Forty 3 Je, betwee: Bixth ‘avenues; will trade them for good tenant property. Brown stone front House and tween Twenty-sixth and Twenty. AND ON HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE.—A DESIRA- ble plot of Ground at Dobbs’ ferry, containing a acres, well located, near railroad depot, with a fine Of the river and adjoining country. orerma apply a ar. MOND, No. Gi barciay tea” MALL FARM WANTED.—WANTED TO PURCHAS! ‘Ad: ety tri eyes dress J: W. Lane, Herald oflce, stating locauon, price and 640 are aren mae 4c, "Address box 177 Tribune office. J. BROWN. ACRES NEW YORK STATE HEAVY ii 8,000. -FOk SALE OR EXCHANGE, TWO ACRES o * use, with first class house, barns, car- Hage bones, modern ia rovements. Every variety W. H. HAMILTON & CO., 212 Broadway. 00 —TO EXCHANGE, REAL ESTATE IN 5 Baltimore add Virginia, for Merchandisa suitable for Southern or Western markets. "For goods whieh will sult # fair exchange will be made and 20 per cent cash VAN WINKLE & WINANS, Anctioneers, No, 1 Pine street, , On Teal estate in , in sums a; atrictly rat loans will be made ‘i Pd td class rs’ loans effected. Apply w 8. 8. given, FINE, STORE, FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, TO A "ra" Nor Soe Canal strech, cornet of Bian ue bear Broadway. BROADWAY: STORE TO LEASE NO. 366.—THE whole Building would be let together if wished, through to Cortlandt alley, or the Store separate, Apply lo N. Us BI£HOP, 144 Broadway, first floor. FIRST CLAS® HOUSE TO LET—71 WR8T THIRTY- Ce mreet, with fifty others, most of them first clase and well situated: ‘some of them furvished in aplendid style. For cards apply io N. C. BISHOP, 144 Broadway. A THREE STPRY. BROWN STONE, HIGH stooP House, withrall the modern improvements, to let. oa For fy ninth strest, near Lexington avenue. Posseasi m given im- mediately. Apply to F. G. YOUGHT, auctioneer, No 4 Pino ree eS N UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR AND FRONT basement kitchen to let; House has ges, bath, water Closets, pai . bells, tubes, wash tubs, Ac.; rent $2) per month, including’ gas light; more room if required. 617 Secon venue, pear Thirty seventh street. (QEEMISTS WILL FIND A CONVENIENT LABORA tory to let in a desirable location, No. 264 Canal street, corner of Km street, near XCHANGE OFFICE TO LET, OR FOR SALE.—aP- Ply on the premises, 63 Greene ‘street Also, Basement to let, for any genteel business. Apply as above. VRNISHED HOUSE.—TO LET, A SMALL“ HOUSE ON Lexington avenne, nicely furnished; rent $79) a year. ‘an unfifurished bouse,with stable,on Murray Hill; unme- cam be bad: Apniy to W. Hi, LUSH, 292 Fourth avemne, Also. diate DOW SHADES. SOLOMON & HART, Manufacturers, No. 369 Broadway, Are vow offering = To wholesale and retail buyers, com; At prices that defy competition, a * GOLD, Fabien METAL SHADES. would call attention to their splendit ¥ Lh, particular op assort Taaengcn GOLD AND IDSCAPE SHADES Exprealy manufactared for the Kouthern market. TE LOST—NO, lal, FOR ONR PART Om sao in the nase of Mary K. Appliontion han made to Ty etieated Naw Yous, August 7, Leo NO.7 bry*-y 2 pia *, Tenth on’ Sunday 7 ld. Tiverallf rewarded on ta" O8T -PASS BOOK NO. BY THE INSTI. for the Ba: of Merchants’ Clerka. The tinder will confer @ favor by lea atthe bank. ———— BANKERS AND BROKERS.—IF A DRAFT, DRAWN: to the order of 8. Bernstein, 114 Rast Broadway, from be presented, for payment, #honld ‘atop it. ‘bas probably been taken {rom the olice by e. Pom REWARD. —LOST, IN AN RIGHTH AVENUE RAIL road ear, between Twent, and Vesey streets, on jurday afternoon, a enall buekskin Purse, containing a tea dollar plece and some dill, The above re’ will be paid on leaving it at No. 5 Barclay street. « of the mubseriber, on'the night of the 10tn tnat.. centre board Bail Hoat, 2) feet long, eight feet six or eight Inches wide, with patent ruc hollow bow, with po name, REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM THE RESIDENCE very high out of water and ark. the desk to shape ot hot. with of boat plate sings sky light let” in, I painted reddish drab; oak perforated forward bead a little abaft of Ships, with doors to aaine; each side of centre board, all donk. Cat rigg with halyards passing under deck us cock Bit. The arove reward gill be given for recovery of boat and \OUNTRY BOARD, few more Hoarde: NEAR CRUGRR'S ATATION.—A ra ean be accommodated in @ plenannt ‘and heaithy location, with a view of tbe Hudson river, about forty miles frem New York. Inquire at a Chambers treet or address M. K, M., lioseobel Post offloe, Westchester county, Comb's Dam road, ight’ avenue, between 1 OURTRY BOARD.—WITLOW PARK ROTEL, Mo. anh and i. A few more boarders ean be accommo iry Rooms. itl @ pleasant and beaithy locatioa, of the Harlem river. YOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD ON A FARM AT Orange, NJ. For ce nge, artioulars apply 9 Mr. JOUN CPRERMAN. Pow Sonth Orange, N- 3., orladdress Bi box L771 Post office pa COUNTRY Place opposite Bixtieth street: reached im twenty minules from the foot of Spring street hourly. Mra Campbell, at the Comatork House, bas two vacant Rooms. Loquire at 286 Green street, rear office, floor RESTAURANTS. re DHOTE ry ax hae | Taba et Waa ate nah and Mls yaa HOUSE TO LET—IN TWENTY s#CcOND - NS Lyf hae fh) s jp eg iw wel rooms, pert: ler. ip! » ©. READ, Fast Twenty secopn! sireet, from 12 102. 3, Qnarce. xEW SERGEY —GIXSY COUNTRY SEATR, Farms . varie- if reat & PER MONTH —A LOVELY Ri pe RESIDENCE windows, Roe eg eee ea LET.—THE BRICK STABLE # THOM. i} been Hod. 1aV¥i house in Thirteenth street, of ‘fsmnall family: gas fixtures In. Rent $19 per month. App! Fourth street, near Sixth avenue, in grocery. na@becement lense, very coureutectiy and plese on 4 loested fora down town idence, ‘ras in the Honwes Apply on the premises, No. 135 Franklin street. Peete ecdietanteh tdemnnten dnenatanahsnnetntesa LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF YONKERS, ONE OF the finest corners in the village for business, near the de~ and drinking #sjoon; Pictures for male. for & man of small means to make mondy. Reasome for selling, the owner has homed > ” attend to Ane, = LET OR FOR SALE—THREE sTORy, ment, brick House, in Fifty third improvemente; plenaaai net year. BASE. atreet: all the modern ; rent 400 per assum, J. J. SMITH & ©O., 760 Third avenue. TS LET—THRER STORES, WITH EXTENSIONS, Now, 70. th street. No 70 for balance of PSO Yi Soy MRR or are ted for any kind of business. The bene the 0 ere hove, Alan, oor ot tee hogan Wa 38 mreet, ‘Alea for pale, & vecond hand Carriage , ‘ » Harness, made to order. Apply st No. 78 10 LET OR LEASE—THR GOTHIC COTTAGE AND Stable, with four Lote of Ground on Sixty fifth street, bes tween Second and Third avenues. Apply on Bixty third street, ween First avenue and avenue A. T°, ET—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, TO ONE OR two gentlemen, with Board (Hrenkfast aod Tea, ‘with Dinner on Sunday), at 168 West Sisteenth street, ) LET—STORE AND OFFICES IN BROAD STREET, near Wall: Store No 3 Hroad street. Offices on fo. § Broad street; OMane On third fone of No 8 Bron of gree, Apply we a. d. DELATOUR, 25)4 Wall street, near rm RT-TWO LARGR AND WELL Lig 5 Pata fret Boor, te house Wes 1 Hewed ote wnt Re al into a store (or @ good tenant, rent moderate, Appiy at No. 1 Amity LET OR LRASK—THE SROOND, THIRD, and fifth Stories (are a1 Into several w offices om each Boor) of the new building, &3 Noew tn this city; the Btore of sald honae, 18 fret