The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1860, Page 2

"THE YACHT SQUADRON. Whe Fleet at New Bedford—The Regatta in the Bay—Dissolution of the Squad- ron—A Grand Fishing Excursion—En- tertaimment to the Yachtemen, dc. OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. New BuprorD, August 15, 1840. Now Bedford is to-day alive with exoitement. Stores fare closed, flags are flying, the wharves and shipping « thronged with people looking on tho beautiful scene pre wented by the assembled array of yachts, steam whisties are blowing off their hallelujabs, the old fort at the ev trance of the harbor is crowned with bunting and crino- Hine, mansions along the shore are similarly decorated, sailboats fled with ladies, and skeleton racers arc flit- ting over the water, the road which ekirte the bay is Mined with carriages and people, three or four steamers with « freight of gay company are preparing to start om the excursion, the air is cool, the sky flecked with huge bunches of fleecy clouds, and the entire scene wears an aspect of life and loveliness that is beautiful to look upon, In tie fleet everything is likewise bustling and busi- ness like. The note of preparation resounds on all sides. The men are bending on sails, getting down useless ham- per, shifting ballast, trimming ship, getting in their boats, clearing the decks of everything not absolutely necessary in the race, and doing whatever may be re- quired to develope the best features of the respective craft ‘The wind is blowing gently from the northward, and, though not what the yachtsmen ask for, 1s sufficiently fresh to invest the occasion with’a considerable degree of interest. The following are the sailing directions, which, on printed slips, were circulated through the flect previous to the start:— SHE REGATTA OF THE NEW YORK YACHT SQUADRON, AT NEW BEDFORD, AUGUST 15, 1860, Sailing Directions. ‘The yachts will rondesvous at Clark’s Point at half-past ten o'clock A. M. Course to be Sailed.—From a stake boat off Clark’s Point lighthouse, passing it to the westward, to # stake boat two miles to the eastward of Quick's Hole, passing it to the south and east, thence to a stake boat midway be- tween Sow and Pigs lightship and Old Cock, passing it to ‘the south and west, returning to the stake boat off ‘k's Point, passing it to the cast ward, ‘Time will be taken, on the start, when each yacht bears due west from the stake boat, ‘and on returning when bearing due east. Apreparatory gun will be fired ten minutes before starting. At the second gun, the third classes (sloops and schooners) will start; at the third gun, the second classes, and at the fourth’ gun the first classes, There will bean intermission of five minutes between each stake boat within ten no, Any yacht not parsing the tes” a . of her class will be minutes of the starting gun ruled ont The regatta will be sailed in accordance with the rules of the club, except that portion relating to changing bal jast within forty-eight bours of the time named Or starting. ‘There will be a prize for each clase, and an additional prizs for the yacht that makes the beet time, in accord ance with the average of the allowances of time under the rules of the club. Time will be taken by Charles H. Hasweil, of the New York Yacht Club. REGATTA COMMITTEE THOMAS NYE, Jr. \y, ee JONA. BOURNE, Jr , ; NeW Bedford MOSES H. GRINNELL, } W. H. THOMAS, New York Yacht Club. H. MORTON, ) ‘The boats which entered for the race are— First Class—Schooners Fayorita, Matgie, Widgeon, Bes- sie and sloop Julia. Second Class—Schooners Haze, Juliet, Reatiess, America and sloops Mannersing and Mallory. Third Class—Schooner Bovita and sloop Narragansett, Those yachts which did not partivipate in the race either accompanied the regatta or remained at their an- chorage. Among the lattor was the little Norma, owned by tbe Messrs. Major, which was decorated from stem to stern, above and below, with fags, streamers and signals. In this connection your reporter desires to correct an error in his account of the sail from Newport to New Bed- ford yesterday, when it was stated that the Madgie led the Beet first arrived off Duncan light. Yachtsmen are always tenacious of the reputation of their craft, and it is Dut yustice to the owner of the Gypeey Wo etate that that boat and not the Madgre was the first in, though nearty a mile and a half behind during «portion of the way Measurer THE START. In accordance with the above direc\ione, the fleat got away at eleven o'clock and proceeded to the ren tezvous of Clark's Point, which is about a mile down the harbor, Here the eailing Committee were “stationed on ope of the take boats for the parpose of taking the time of the pass- ing yachts. The Maria was also “hove to” near by, and “ten minutes before the bour appointed ared the preparatory gun. The third class sloops their res} ef, and at the Gring of Boa se cond gun before the wind and started on their course, After ap termiagion of five minutes the thire gun Was tired as 4 S'arting Bigna) of the second class, and in five minutes more the whole fleet was under way. ' Tho passage to the first stake boat of Quick’s Hole waa not marked by any noticeable features, the wind being too light for pg contest, The presage to the second stake boat was with the most of the equserou little more than a drift. The wind was light end variable, and while a few, by runving out of a direct ine, enjoyed a gentie breez>, others compelled t om out” and get along ik the best way they could TRE RETCRY was of & somewhat more imteresting character, The breeze froabe 4 rd the wind being deat earlier pa had * for a tim: and Mannersing, while tevera! evtered in friendly competition ago the Mallory ite yachts likewiee » aud attracted @ goodly ¢ of attention the whole, the regatta was moce Sitisfactor; the participants. More than of New Bedford witbessed the regatta ted that five or ten thousand more would’ bav m the ne ghboring cities bad sufficient ann i the event been made. The following is the the Committee of Ube ( cordance with the ru! appointed by aia, m ap im as York Yacht Squad rou— 5 Third Close uM 8 I 2s 46 ust Ww Sloop Mallory. un +4 Schooner Manner: -u 8 4 57 oF Schooner America......... I 33 6 20 Schooner Restiess......... 11 36 oS Seboover Julia... -l 5 8 Ss booner Haze u 6 v6 Pint Class. Schooner Madgie. lh 38 08 2 Schooner Favorita ... 1 30 2 5 39 Sebeoner Widgeon......... 11 43 30 ¢ gt Schoower Cease. nh #6 & 60 Sloop Julia 1 8 Hw 46 Winning Boa First Class— Schooner Maiigie, slow J Second Class— = :hoovors Haze and Mannereing Third Class—ScLoover bon sot ‘The Mapnerring took the Chan aving made the shorted time by an application « (the average allow anes of (he Several clarees 1. Del THOs. NY P JONA. BOURNE, Jr Naw Beprorn, August 15. 1840. Soon after coming to anchor the,Commosore signalixe! the captains of the squadrcn to meet vp board bis yacht, when 1( was decided that the cruisé 5 aid be considered terminated at this point and that at ig ht o'clock in the morning three guns fired by each of the yachts as a parting talute to the Ce eamosore Eight of nine of the boats, onder the command of Viee Commodore Kingsland, in the Favorita, will then proceed te] Edgarton on & sho e b the yachta will disperse to therr roape Ab eotertainment was given evening at the house of Hen. Jom ely witeaded and well enjoyed. TaveDay The yachts are gettir destinations. Mr. Haswe gatta, has just sailed throug that by an error in his calcu at champion prize to the Maliory, b reality the champion yacht by oxe geconds. August 16, 1960. their reapective ges of the te. und announced had given the Lia was ic twenty © aD The United States steam frigate Susquehanna, ae pre viously announced in yretergay morpiog'® Hrnarn, went in commission yesterday aflernoon. The flag of Commo dore Boll was hoisted at half-past one P.M, and the thip recognized as ip of the Mediterrarean Squa tron by the officers and haerens we J ing at the yard. The io a Viet of ber Heer ‘o N. Hollins; Tientenants 4. NS. Barney ven} ‘William Guia; oh Jonathan Yo cag Aaron W. Beaver or aw. Hancbauberyer John G. Wall Surgeon of th master, Felit Senac Charies A. Daria, Capt: ; Second Lieutenant of Marioes, Assistant So; a0! Aatictant = and M. P ristian ; Chief Sng Georg Assistant Engineers. 8 1). Hilber!. | A Wi W. P. De Sanno, B.C. Bampton, teres W fs men, J. We Alezanter Taoms ‘Tom ‘ r 5 xan ter, ae 1 Domin, Franses L Hoge and Sea Toman L. Barrison ; Boatewain, C H Hask , Jobn A. Lovert ; Carpenter, Robert M Baiw ‘sitet iam i Mahoney Captain's clerk, Fred i ee of Marines,“Joha D Mew ameny Charlie? Hi i ba ‘The Susquehanna, arier taking in a few more ema) stores, will hau! out in the stream, aod wait ordere from the department when to proceet Supreme Court Chambers, Before Hon. Judge Sutheriand. THE TRXAS LAND OPERATIONS. Simon and Jacob Mussina vs. Charles Shliman and cthers.—This waa an application of the plaintitt to vacate fonende aan for commissions and a stay of proceet tgs, on the roan that they bad ‘cunt de bene vase some of the defendants in this city, on whose depositions 4 bh prepared to go to trial, and that there wee no af nor apewer put in ° argument of counsel occupied portions of two days, The Judge re served bie decis tston. | ber back the borrowed money, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1860, United States Circuit Court Before Chief Justice Nelson. IMPORTANT MERCANTILE AND ADMIBALTT OASEG DE- CLDED. Avavst 17.—Isorsions in the following Cases argued be- fore the Court daring the May term were transmitted by the Judge to the Clerk: — Alexander Cross vt. George Law.—Tais is @ motion for a vee beisl ow the wt of the Sehotent, and which bas p very Say a shiz ores the learned counsel t des. The report Se edt 5 4am the trial io © yes accents sae in extenso ia «© open which the motion is founded, and after fully and dedineruaae erie it with the benede arguments of the counsel, I see no reason for | cheoging the direction given to the jury, whether as to \be Jaw or the facts, and refer to that charge as expres=- ing my views of the case without going over it in detail, Motion for pew trial denied. William Redyard and others vs James W. Philiips— Re is an action beorat to recover & balance received by be defendant upon damaged corn, being the peindan, of the freight which, he claims to retain. The cora ‘was shipped at New York for the plaintiff in the ship Ohio, and consigned to Shaw, at Live 1. The case states that oon after leaving New York the vessel encountered a violent storm. h caused her to loak,and that the ‘veasel and cargo was so much damaged thai the master ‘was obliged to put back to the port of departare. Bell, a grain broker, and Luke, a President of tne Board of Meaburers in the ie city, examined the condition of the the ion that it was 60 that afte the best attention bestowed it for reshipment, its sale by the master for the whom it may concern, and tho sale was made Tt appeared that ite ahi, wich was a general ft a pri ce phen conte: mestion in the er or not the wo of Bagge ct ala. ve fully examined by me im the case Huggs et als. ve Angus etals., (Insurance and Banking Company »t ‘7 How, 509, 606, 607.) It was indirectly involved in the frst question presented on a division of opinion in the Court below; and the Court there hold that the underwriters would be liable for freight ag @ total logs, if it should be found by the jury that there was a pote yo in Bpaicie of the cargo, 0 that it bad lost its or: | charactor at the port of distress, or that a total jon ia specie id bave been inevitable from the received if it had been reshipped before it could have arrived at its port of destination. The latter principle decides the ques bea before us upon the facts arcived at in the case. Toe ippers were not liable for the freight, but the under & Judgment for the plaintiff for the amount of freight retained with interest from the demand of the ote same. Charles Goodyear vs James Bishop and others —This ie a motion on the part of the defendants to show cause wa the suit should not be discontiaued It ta fonnded jpon the counsel of tho nominal plaintit, The motion we hold not important to the application of the principle It is sufficient {t they porsces such aright under the pa- tentee ag entities them to the, protection sought, and of Unat there can be no doubt. ‘oagree that the plainti:t may Claim indcmoity. against costs, which, ou a proper ‘id be provided for ‘by the Court. Tne ted on the ground that the suit is brought ia the plaintii! s name for the bevefit of his licensees. Pder Grou! and Others ws. the Sleamshep Hermann — This isa libel iu admiralty for a collision between ¢: bark Reindeer and the ship Hermann, on the night of 24th of August, 1854; in the chops of St. George’s Cuau- nel, The bark was on her way from London to eee the ateamehip from New York to Southampton. The ui was not very dark. We take the facts a ststea by + chief officer of the Hermana. He was on deck at the time and bad genera! charge of the vessel, and by the third malty ‘whose watch was on deck, and witnessed the colli- ir 6tatements concur, and are concise. The chict mate says he was walking ‘on the port side of the quarter deck, and ou hearing the bells indicating ax object in view on the port bow he stepped forward on the paddle box and discovered the object om the port bo #, and immediately gaye the order to port helm, which was obeyed. He thought the object was a vessel standing 4] the eastward. after the order the Hermana began to come round 10 the southward and was approachiag the vessel and he then discovered it was under sail, but not clearly enough to enable bim to determine how she was Standing, be however repeated the order, “hard aport” which was answered; that after this ‘he dis. covered the veseel was standing by the wind, which was from the northwest, but could not tell which and he then gave the third order ‘hard port” which was also anawered, and then and not it became ovident that the vessel was standing oa tarboard tack, and this not over a minute and a halt before the collision. The Herman was going at tho rate of eleven miles an hour, neither slackened ber speed, slowed nor backed up unti after the collision. The negbt ‘could not have been very dark, fur both the chief and third officer say that they discovered the object, which turned out to be @ veesel,on her starboard k close hauled a mile and @ balf distant. The chief officer admits if he had known the position of the Reindeer, that ior helm to einsbonrd insteed of givig the order to pot, im to etaz iv! wo , and that if Le had done so the he ermen bot under her stern. The fault of too obvious tw require Goalie bave steered, stopped or backed, according ceasity of the'case, until the true’ position of the Rein- deer could be observed. ‘The only point in the case is in theguestion of damages. We are uot cnet from the roots that there was auy necessity for rec a. Indeed, S33 our ‘i tameot, the an the testimony te; a necessity aba Mhoxelore deduct this iin tothe we Bhai also deduct a charge for demurrage, and affirm the decree deducting $3. 96, with interest, from the report of the commi:- sion. Russell Stwrgis va, the Steambont R. L. Mabey.—This is an appeal from a decree confirming the rej of the Commissioner, of the damages in a case of collision The aggregate of the bilis proved for Le me &e.. 18 $1,604 63. The Commissioner has damages to the amounted of $3,262 30. If we add iat rest for a years say from 18th November, 1854, to the date of October, 1869, upon the bills foF repairs, ke., of which is $662 80, makes the $2,162 80, witicn do: duct from the amount reported. eave a balance of $1,009 60, that must have been allowed for the fourteen days demurrage. The facts as left by the examination before Com missioners are too uncertain to form the basis of any allowance for the detention. They are 8j tive, con jectural, mere opinion, to which no limit or rule can be applied, and wh ch can never lay the foundation for the action of a court on this subject. We shall therefore ‘strike out the item for demurrage $1,009 50. Costs to be allowed on appeal to neither paw against the others. Police Intelligence. A Gay Decarver —Luko Gallagher, a youth about twca- ty years old, was placed in rather a perplexing predica- meat before Justice Quackenbush yesterday. The prisoner, it appears, was on intimate terms with a single lady of forty summers, named Margaret Murphy, and after a brief courtship promised to make her Mes. Gallagher. Before bree {ato the matrimonial state, however, Luke managed, by some meang or other, to borrow the anng little sheer $610 from Miss Murphy, and then, witbout any Teasonable excuse, suddenly left off calling upon the indy as he was wont to do. jaret, meeting Lim in the street one day, took him to task about break ing bis promise of marriage, aud demanded « restitution of the $610. To her great chagrin and aston isbment, Luketarved opoa her very coldly, and told her be never hid any idea of ane. woald pay said, whenever he found it conveaieat, and Mnally, to add insult to lajary told her she onght to He asbamed Of herself to think of entraping ove so young ai he was. To be inted ia marriage was bad enough, but to lse $610, and then be insulted by ove treoty years younger than “pereelt, was more than flesh acd bioot coll endure. Her mind’ was made up on the instant, and to prison the false lover should go. Accordingly, she went Betore Justice Quacken- bash asd preferred a charge of false pretences against Mr. Galiagber, and had him arresied. rate, after carefully investigating the case, Geolded ‘that upon Abe face of ve papers there was a clear case against the prisoner, apd rommitted him accordingly. Tt is but ~~ to the aceused to state that he denies the ! red against him, and is enogoine of an acquittal when the cane Comes up for trial. Brroianies—The dwelling house of detective MeCord was entered by burglare on Thorsday night, during the temporary absence of the family, and robbed of $190 in money and 0 worth of jewelry, Tae money was con- cenled Deneath the carpet, but not withstanding this pre- | eantion it fella prey to the vurgists. After robbing the house of sil that was valuable the proceeded ta cutand distroy various articles of iture, and then left the premises undisterbed. No clue has been obtained the perpetrators. men name! fen in the act of breaking 1 ingtos market yerterday morn: y pri Peter Terhune. and were banded over to the custo ty of policeman Green, of the Third precinct. The pri- soners were brought before Justice Kelly at tho Lower Police Qourt, where were committed for examination. Two juveniles named James Ourrie and Charles Hanson “were arrested by police man Sypher, of the Kighteenth precinct, on charge of burgiarionsly enteripg the premites corner Fourtesntt street and Firet avenue, The policeman detectod the fel Jows in the act of breaking into the place, and as soon as Ube) had effected an entrance be pounced upon them aad took them into custody. prisouers were brought be fore Justice Quackeabush, who committed them for trial each in default of $2,000 bait Patrick Battersby, a laborer, was e int ty by & 4 Snyder, of the Twenty ® 1 preeinet, om charge of careless biasting. The her Wee ongaged im exeavating fora cellar a Forty rd street, bear Broadway, and on several occasions E wory near killin by. Justice Quackenvash Loc! the prisower $28, and in defanit of payment commit ted bum to prison. ‘Tra Lave Sfootine Arrat ts fe Bowrmy.—James Massey, proprietor of the drinking saloon No. 282 Bowery, who made such & savage aseault upon Policeman Patterson, of the Fourteenth precinct, on Thursday night, yesterday. Mr. Archibald cane, boot re , algo appeared against ye ge marge of felonious: ‘ao againat bi tegworih hardware dealer, of No. 282 every, became Magecy's bondsman, whereupon tho prisoner was released from custody. Pasawo Cousterrent Moxty.—A young man named Patrick MeKenoa was arrested by detective Rosch, on gharge of passing 4 counterfeit $6 bili on the Farmers & Mechanics’ Rank of Gnnnelton, lodiana, at the store of A v No 184 Bim e@treet, io payment for 0 couple of | eogars. « wittot r examiaation by Justicn Keliy. Our Bermuda Husctrow, Bermuda, August 0, 1860. New Postal Arrangements with England—Increased Face ties, Bo. ‘The mati steamer Deita arrived yosterday afternoon from St. Thomas, and leaves at noon to-day for Halifax. ‘The Postmaster General in Engiand, “ being desirous of Charge of Forgery. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Lonvon, July 24, 1860. My attention bas beon called to @ paragraph in your is- fue of the 26th ult., and of which ‘the following is a ig jell al Fonceny.—sbepham Foss a4 Fates Froces. doing eueets a han prema eee f perth H yates ‘dain ina 7 proved Pyabie mse was, tir ex friends who inform melam the person impugned. [ know nothing; and believe notning, of any complicity in this matter, and as regards the note in question, I have | no doubt of its genuineness. Mr. Campbell had ample | opportunity, before parting wits, his ot makics | every inquiry respecting Mesers, Van & Co. Heved, and still believe, them to be highly Roptbianie, and lever unto may haye arisen upon the note’s maturing [am pot now in a position to explain. I remember, however, that durtug the of the note <. Campell once asked me whether t it would be paid, and bong Seth question somewhat curious | replied, of course, I bejiove it wil ie 4, but if not you can e beck my ht gg by: ‘the by, was iven me in segars, ie tek and untouched. sides, LT ef th; sale MTP Eo: fooi. ishly t your’ solicitation, and making me respon- siLie cpoa {rkasackion eertaar but a timited commission. I poet proves Mr. Scot te to the pot agent, but fully ten days elapsed before completion of par :hase; and believing that the seller was eatisfied, I share? his confitenee, or (it may be) his credulity, to the exteat of making myscif Hable by eadorsing the’ note, as already stated. In respect to my departure for , it was m fuliment of a long contemplated visit to a friend, ua. der whose roof [ addrese this commanication: but as [ shail ehortly returo to the lend of my saoption, { shail then be glad to confront any aceuzers, and in the mean- time, a8 it was enough Tor the of olf, even among strangers, to pronounce the ‘Aomans sum" to preserve his immupity,I much mistake the houor of fenton tate rat a do pot a an age es the opportunity of rebutting ® foul aspersion uy is charecter by lasertivg this Fejoiader in an early wumber of your journal WILLIAM WRIGHT, Of No, 9 Sullivan street, New York city. Jerees City News. Auscx> Rowovsm Amongst Cavrom Mxxners— ‘TaRKATENING 10 Tsan Down A Cuvact—Aunersts —Yester- day forenoon the Rev. James Gubby, pastor of the Tuird Presbyterian church, in Jersey ©.ty, and Joseph Well ‘wood, a member of the game church, appeared before Justice Bedford, and preferred complaints against Samuel Sterling, John Wilson and Wm. Atchison. These gentle- meu, who are, or were, members of the Third Petr teria church, are charged with assault and disorderly conduct at a seesion mesting ou Thursday night, and one of them is also charged with having threatened to tear down the ediflee, A feud bas between certain ieee of the church, the ils of which are pot made public, feveral have been aan from the society. Mr. Gabby makes otthe Third Presbyteriaa church in Jersey City; that on the evening of the 16:h Of Augast a m<eting of thesersion of the chorch was held, aa while in s-esion, Samuel Ster- ling, who was present, without cause or provocation, put hia fist to the face ef deponent and threateved t> make bim suffer, thereby putting Rev. Mr. Gubby in bodily fear. He further com Uhat said Seeets Sy bea ae and nas revercsd youtat Ba A aesing I by and deetroy the and , Vhat on 2 ee ‘16th inst. meeting of the tession, Mr. Wilson ietorrapesd wad turbed said meeting by makiug a great noise, aud by rude and indecent behavior. Mr. Joveph Wellwood made an affidavit that on Thurap day eveuing, while reading a document charging one of the members of eaid ch with selling liquor on HE with a fan, and greatly interrupted nese of the meeting. . ene wiser La pee el the hands of Contec who arrest fore Justice Bedford they ondored the obonde fib pearance at court, should the Grand ary ind. x bli } oon them, when the whole affair will be duly ven. F; United feng Commissioner’s Court, Before Richard E. Stilwell, Esq. CHARGE OF SMUGOLING. William F, Pycock, a Fastern, was arrested jast ber departure on a charge Sf attempting to ‘pass a fraudulent invoice, aud eid to bail in the sum of $7,000. Before George F. Betis Baq. CHARGE OF STEALING A LETTER FROM THE POST | OFFICE. W. B. Carpenter, arrested some time since on a of stealing @ letter from the post office at Mount Kisco, Wee oounty, was this day, afler examination, discharged Domestic News Item: Over Eizver Huxprep Faas Naowoms 19 So1n.—The Petersburg (Va.) Express announced that on Tharsiay (to day) eleven hundred and winety three free 1 wil be offered for sale for a sufficient time to evabl> t! by by thelr allowance per diem, to pay their taxes. Some @ negroes are indebted as much as $25 to the city, | oy as they geverally sell for ten conts sday, their value | will, a0 doubt, be made out of them. Armyrr to Rex Orr Siaves—Tam Anoumomern at | cae Staves Recarrersp —On Tuesday night a Sone eee run off four negroes belonging to te dodge ly Wi ly Williams, who resides about one mile Drow ‘ail taleed’ by" Tuage WUltame. "were dlwage Riedy were all rai y were kind! treated, and manifested the utmost affection tor thelr = retara, The mother is a middle aged woman, med Em: end her children are, Emeline, i valeable ower of about sixteen years; Martha, a likely girl of tour- ‘Ween years; and Henry, a fine boy of twelve years, wore taken thi iy on Tuned night by some of the emiseartes of the underground ra!lroad Sut, morning, while gape wore being w them still farther on their journey wore obser’ and taken back to their owner. Their i dat inp wore tampered with by an abslitionet who gave lu pame as Smith, aud who finally induced them, with Promises of freedom and various captivating stories, to accompany him northward. The scoundrel or scourdrels who undertook to carry out this bold scheme hate not been captured. Mr. Blair's cleciion, it will thus besoen, is ot withont its results —S Lowis Republica Ee" “1 Wit LEAVE POR HOME Tur ip aia | pe hea SPOULD MERT x 7% RYS OF PR yy ad ASH. who came ont in the Ciresarian last August and Jett ‘ber Im New vork. hats carmestiy requested to comnuat- cate with his disconsolate wife: or if wey perem can give an; information reepecting him, te, shall bet rewarded for’ thee Fauve by communicating to ME. Teepe yy oo ae the abure. 172 Cherry street, and be will Joanna Awderson. | [XFOR WA OF HANN Att FORD, wiio arrived at New York in the Washingwoa, July Sh. 186) from the elty of core. mn ee Any informa. oy. Whonnaton thankfelly received by Ber cousin, Swee- aebington square, Boston, Mast, ‘ORKPH &, MIXON—Ir x rans VICINITY, wae learn of pomet ny eendl 4 to box 2.517 iting, of taterest to him ty semana a4 M*5 JANR 0. GRRMON—A LETTER IN THE POST office for you. Bhan k ny W. R. §—CHILDREN ALL WELL. 8. a, FURNITURE, ~REDROOM SUIT OF RNAMBELLED FURPITURR YOR $25, of warranted mannfacture. imber Snia plain and ornamental at FA! 3 wererocms, 568 Canal street, opposite Wooster, Batwblished in 1363. A’ WALKERS B, Bs} PLACK TO ORT -—~ 4-4 apd Beddin, "8 and Cottace Spring Yast Wa Mattresses of all kinds, asd we warranind, Gnu ard examine (34 Broadway, in basement. eects oe Bit ehes paige stb one rn aa orest, RNITURE WaNeee~ Ly oR ba ney Wii pe tor a cS aiture. Nuddeeas Byer be we (Sey, PORT WINF, For tg abel aw yp parted boitied 1a Oporto; Chullinrworth's botiled ta Landon, also fine Port by th all of » ated purity, Beandies da. nat Pisckberey Branders exe. be cAL Maciel of first class fafcrine meds seve B ATRK, 63 Piton street |G ABD LODGING. LADY HAVING A HANDSOME HOUSE, FORMEL- i Iyonoup by & priate fumiy would ts plea 10 tnyge Kove, separ ‘Apply soparale or tometer, ¢ ‘Gn second ier. Are etatinmaas aS Woes tel ase et Rake wih full or partial Board. A tole Floor to be together Bouse ia by tied for's Aiwclmsenoce ITRD NUMBER OF RESPECTABLE PESSONS may pow uate eerie ct om modern 03 ex roviled. 3 Studs Bieat, 9 a Gaeune, ean A= PRIVATE pone Will 17 A BOTT OF HAND. Tires suet, sie be eh nite ri ‘tat ravemeats, wish 10 ac- aa gael tad street. NRUDERLY LADY AND HEB DAUGIUTER, WHO {Se sodere Bay TWO YOUNG LADIES inven arnd ane Kighyeenth strcotn west of ween G1 Gress He Te 8. ciation A, epring surely immediately, CARD —& OFUTLEMAR OAK HAVE A PRONE SIX Room on second floor, where only four boarders aro Keptthe icemtorta of 8 oan be realized at moterate wy Soar tT y ninth sire fn the house. Appiy at 887 Fourth avente, Bare: .—THE. CHOICE OF THREE SPoee CAN BE OB- ed, with Board, hag social family, where there are few boarders. The house has all maa, hot and cold Rae bath, and menis, eas, I jk t No. 9 Bunk street. ry Ud Mouse, itetorences exchanged OARD WANTED—BY A QRNTLEMAN AND His ‘wife, ia a private family where ther: ere. House must be sitnal ddress, AA , , box 2,960 Posi office RD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A gentleman and lad atic of Fi avenue, between Ry and terms, &e., H. G., Herald office. OARD Rane antieshtcd A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE and two, west of Broadway and above Twen- Ueth s'reet. Terms moderate. Addvess Edward, Herald office, for two Gaye. OARD WANTED—POR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, daughter and servant, on the west side of the city, net above Eleventh sireet; parlor floor preferred. Address P, W. T., Herald office, OARD WANTED BY A LADY, IN A RESPROTABLE private family, in a pleasant part of (he city. A furni ed mediun sized Yoom won d be requ Ted. sh Adi areas, #ting terms, whieh must be mocernte, KA 4 fe Fence given aud require Bowman —A FEW PERSONS WISHING TO MAKE arrangements for the winter will bd superior accommo 105 West Fourteenth street. applica tion will necure a choice of rooms. Also «few [Sancta per. sons visit g the city and preferring to ‘aeold the con! a hotel, may be bandeomely accommodated. OARDING —NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS LARGE B for married and and ame! for gentlemen, thore ry ogy neat quiet home with a small fumily Cmetioash, (as Gis sa goal oppo tanliy to secure ench Oa A vice 99 for t oa eee for $9 foc two pers ms. pg a RY —A Pps By yey Penns IN Bowen fae yo oath wile. fe tally of saute Address box 15? aoe Ollce. _ ROOKLYN BOARD.—A GENTLEM. AND HIs ra or single on To ean find large with cool at B® Hicks street, eel noise = Heights, aad’ cenvenient to Bouth Boar, IN BROOKLYN—AT 77 STATE STREET, FIVE tinutes’ walk from Wall street or South ferry. ‘Rooms | Seesbeedatentersiahed. "Releroscen gives ond segeben, ARD IN BROOKLYN, weal rom oh STRERT.—A GEN- aes omen pad faa fe cau ia wre. wi mnimers abscitve hovee has all the sree al vemenia Bu. IN BROOKLYN,—A FRONT FARLOR OW SE. handsomely furnished, (0 @ gentleman and | wile 5 Sas Cunt rose Re ocak } *| Rate prrvete house, ne: | my yey ferry, Apply a: Sas OARD IN BROOKTYN.—A on ae OB TWO ene have pleasnat Ko owe, with firet ins smal! family. five minutes’ trate frome Ryan ferry; terms moderate. Ayply at GW Ricks street, ucar Warren, ease Bae IN BNOQORLYN.—A LARGER PRONT ROOM, See ae LAG ii ae i Fen PROOKLYN.—A SMALL PRIVATE LA ame ina first class house in Amity street, wi varders, a gentleman and his wife ‘The ewes ma all the modern improvements, and. is cosvenlent 10.801"! Wall street ferries. Reference required. Address M tor 166 Berald office. } OARD IN RROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND TTS wife or a desirable Bi IN , furuished rooms en suite oF ‘on eeoond Doand, the for families or a Gre: clase, all the ‘moter provemena App: street, near Clark, References required. igen ca ered ur runes am wi be Feared The Brcuuleys box Ia Herta eice pind pencogg pin nn Fa OARD ON MROOKINN MEIGHTS. WITRIN Five minutes’ walk of Wail street verry an and hig ‘wife can be vate large and p tront room Room on the thint large back wo] Bedroom ; ‘suitable for Je gentlemen. House comiaics Site fire Apply a i fenry sireet, bétween Pierrepont and INTON TIOUSE, 665 M7 BROADWAY, OVER wry. .— Apply ss above. 3 3 Pe 7x E} g : 3 RANKFORT HOUSE, CORES OF FRANKFORT AND Williasn sireeta, N. ¥.~tingle Roows from 25°. \9 70. re » ree eet per my ¢ ae furuished, with i" ASS BOARD, = 7 F . | Friis tntaion bold ted ars task wi ths and healthy; rows plea | A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY Ww. let whh one or two sleeping Room, cede Se | without Boar; oon to cars | tages: ‘near Broadway. 402 Fourth street, "Albion pia ae | oe ROOMS TO LET—WITHT OR Wirto” Bhar, in an excelient ovation: howse ee al we veniente, Call at nals str avenue. _— 158 Rast penser ROOMS TO LET—T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY, with or without breakfast, ina y~-- { private family, wb! Ont chiléren. Apply at 228 Varick RNTSHED ROOMS WANTED_ny TWO SINGLE i below third down |B Uemnen, sieet, lower down preferred. | mpeos, wah parne mts mr pene ‘Adare Hera’d cilien, stating Yoeston, de on oy “a gt BEDROOM. m! A ATED, _PURNISHED ve ba yoeaiines kre take Welt te aad decors ae: 4 i news. A: x. ¥. stat oo tae on EE ) RNISHED ROOMS LET—AT ty 13 CATHARINE JP eseet, on door srom Raat rsa M IN HOUSE—1 Pee FO! Lag hit e for a En Fak plete. ‘Apply at 0 Pha apt pay rye to Dreakfaat if 7 NINTH 8 partial oar wb claaa. on inner ok were a UTTER month. TA iy ree, Ni. mp 7 ARTIAL BOARD WANTED—FOR A MIDDLE AGED fog Wor aly.” dren to tae oes oF Brooklyn. Address for one week, LPARANT renete OR UNFURNISHED fe Roows, | with oF withont Feneant Cacaity, wih the com: forte of & heme: anitable for a family or single i wiae contains ni) Beightor! a ge: firable. Please aicth street tween Seventh 9 siege of vrectre om A piano, Terie moder He, | Aut suits of Rome to lei; new farviture, | best spring beca, and all the conv cuiencer a first cliashouse. | oBice. Ooms TO LET—WITH BOARD, AT 238 WEST FOUB- tecath eirest, furnished or en/uraidies, to gentlonse and dbeir wives or single gendemen. _ Re(ereaces exchanged. OOMS SUITABLE FOR Sousa MEN ORG second nad third floors, and gan pm tp 4 a by ao Geir en ale etwed thle owe rom Forms, mae be a ic Re cael Bate een, oe Se CAN OBTAIN GOOD Ai cer e'ciock, terma for two from 87 to a week. Yaquire ai 30 West Tenth street, = Togs Wit! be ov game TWO LARG! and Bees, ay eae, Rooms on the secou: ae man aod wife or fmall famil: "ats third street, be:ween F References exchanged. iemuaen LET—A FU MEEED. Fayen With By. = room adfolvin: r without partial Hoard, in between Bicceket ‘nad unt e. LABOR WELL. FURNISHED ROOM. TO "Cretan and | the ‘comvenience of the bath. i eect an ie, enamine, the —- ? ROOMS (BREAKFAST If RE- einen at tie Tiemaeal 8 real gesienen ee eae ase wy presets ates ms _LET_FURNISHED, ve PLBASANT ROOM AND ROOM AND Bedroom to a geotieman and wife, for bouse- Ksepig in aemall gootee! house; terme Apply at 80 Reser street. ANTED—PARTIAL BOARD, FOR A LADY AND PIS 5 a Bhal ed there are beaten bat, iJ ee Se Grondwey Fost ofice ror | ANTED—BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN. BOARD Fourtecoth and es terme must be moderate. , staliag terme, G. A. OC. Barneit, 93 Broadway, reow 5, ee STREET.—TO LET, Millar ingnen he age Srv nie cold, water, gas, bathe and leg th cooking tine for bacneee be reukbd arto respectable Gant as: FOUBTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- we.— Board, handsomely furnished Kooma, ta se WEST THIRTIETH Lag ya —TWO OR THRER SE 37 et 3f the most deli¢hifal loontinas in fag and dag ig ray and Fifth avenue. Table veeaho BNGLISH BASEMENT witd all the Posy im }. tn and their Pelerences required. 5, WEST TWELFI 1H aT ee) house, has two cholre provements, én full w ves, or gentlemen. BD at 9 GREENE STREET—ALSTON House —st PERBLY furnicbed Parlor ang Bedronm. with gua ans Croton; ew patevt spring bed and everything ‘Dec or. yu honsckeepers. terved if desired. Rent low to respect: able waaets ae WAVERLEY PLACE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON and dbixthavenue—A gentieman and bis wife and two rir gentienaen ca be gen‘eely accomodated with full oF partial Boare ; moet de htfal location in the city. 12 fone ange AVENUE.—TWO SUITS OF Rooms, together or separate, Board, on the eecond or third floor, in a first clase private hones, bandsomely lo Tocuted. Also Room fcr # single gentleman. vest of references given and requ ELM ATRERT, HETWEREN GRAND AND RROOWE aurets —Front Rooms and to Jet furnished, from $1 tn &t 80 per week. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. Partor, four tached; also Rooms for siaile gentlemen, Fourteenth street stages pass tne door. Dinner 767 Be ee ee Matt" wate fork will find good aecom! Furpea: plan with restaurant tached. Table and Spanish tl Sie at a iz o'clock. COUNTRY BOARD. cee =, A FARM eves te Pa Ma whet en temgdese application to MRS. ELIZ, GRDERHILE, Glen Cove, Long Island, ¥, BOARD-BOAND 0% LONG! LARD, 20 miles Sr tee famly, te low le be dathi Feapectable persons. sa ving. ere Tnguire af 655 Rrnedways py of yy 4 BOARD IN A FINE rm house, near the Hudson river; ane or two mare mae eras few tranatent boarders will be ter the e pbee. Eee WA ROO ag : MAGASIN LBB MODES, NO. «73 meseotes on Shes of new asd “ileeven, Waiste, ia hes ant Cyn Ne Brenches 390 Capel, Meola: ‘siro im aj the principal cities of the Union. ‘Sead tor (ail Setucta Fours apd § sence and Feith and Fwestndh a S 5 thampeely ee The adve tiser iar avec wo ~~ > ferences, Address bow 1.129 Post office we a Fla piecin wiabes #1 office on or nea J st, Wo rooms with # ta eulrance red. Address Pbywiclan, Hernid uice, pes th crt a denne nce OVER WANTED —THE ADVERTISER WANTS A Meh sonp, three siney Hons, Fora 412 Post office REANT TO ban Kaka meget hind TO nix gino yeam, Sve nix Houses, with Jerse Lor three, ‘a4 vinth and Sictecs pg mrt be mode- wance. Ni re locatioa aod terms, A HOUSE WARTED-7OR, A SMALL FAMI- Pein 53 Ast of Feptember: be oy 2 sor on cos Tissier’ wale bs . Tie Ludlow street, pant OFA 4 more ‘Sk WANIED—1N BROOKLYB, 3 ix lessee location ou. comeaslcut to Fulton ov Wall street Finer fully ‘paruculare. M.A. F, Herald oa. OOM’ ~WANTE).—THREE So a Row See noe Drmgkenpiie, fo a gentioman aad ace aaarern a ing wife, nod Broadway, flernid adice, fet three dage locator aad’ termas ga Tall, box Of MALL FURNISHED HOUSE wanted. Rent mast be low. st be paid guncimally in aes Frais plewre addres, 25. Ws bos tad Herald omen: IN THE COUNTRY Address box 2,417 Post ¥ WANTED—FOR Sepramber, furnished néighdorhod, below nt must be moder a, fees, with (nil partioniara, W. @., wo ROOMS IN A ag be ag Fav 1 Herald ofl Ww ANTED—ON oR ABOU T Tan Isr or Nov eMaRr next, @ medium size hig! ase, ‘oration between vem Taide [Aderess, with AN APL lOURR, Fi Wunt, Muito iamwed in Pata avtuve’ inewe oe Wasa ta September or ae “it Maya “Aedrese House teexer, bor 10, ‘Herat ANTED— N BROAD Gay A TE Wornzacd Renee Mesh ten ae eftsnen Ros Me ov, eels for aphevanap'e ource. Rent avout +} Fae. Address for three a, actus, Herah office, nae a ra! A SMALL. PAMTILY, UNTIL. WAY 1, Harare fuga lize toe Toy of Uo A , No 41 Park row, room 8, Want RENT, PART OF A HOUSE IN BROOK. must be within 9 few Wall, Sorte . east “ ferries, Addess & H. 8, box fs Pom of fee, New York. ANTED—A CORNER STORE, SCITAB' goon =| Mor baginess or Lignor al chase the lease and atures of such am esta state location and tern. Adirees J- 1, Le, Were. a. would jviense BROOKLYN, THREE b jae Ce et yey hy oe, ine ai SS wer REET. A PEW | son aa} i, at teeter am 1 by, Answering is pave the maintante or fri f'premise ber reply wit |" MEO MADE Easy, | showing bev ‘wma may te maby % sex or es Y panerinee 00 either pox. Mailed free for 28 cents in uta gre ety my Address T. Williams & Co. Prosi Sov Pat offee, Puilatetphia oe married, Irrespective of age, Me cecrel, woen nened pen, secores tenets Ject families and » part; boa ir mentiem| | sccominodated with Bult’ or single Be Regan, furnished if 5 4 A “ § H 2 ther particulars pk A A the lower entate. busir eas. id | eet ue, bear yeors’ lease. A Gret the premises. = Firtcpe ni ot ta. Brook App! i in i SALE SemaTNO RAY A pae $e = from new. Ti inquire at 131 Leroy arr Fok. L. ae R SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED pea Ly ef ey een aoe oe oe snr, 395 y ninth s° Ad apy ae larket, Inquire a ed Sveti sete RR SALE—| eatuable for boteln nad efteste ‘MANGLES Rang | IRONING ala = $00, They are DUNCAN & SAWP. Makers, 70 Frankfort stress. Rene agers Searhy the nmonst mobo i a Jange coniract tar orev. With ‘Phis ie BIGGS & souTuw! Ck, = 7 Sees FIGHTH AVENUE Pent POMERT, cor Haguth sre ie me appiy 10 LARGE AND PROFITABLE —e ty, nk fe ts worth worth Massa street. FRUIT STORE, 5el enone Ap- P. Conner, IF Pee ee seas | Beet sene avenue, tae tw days, clase R SALE—A DINING AND OXRTER . 8 four years’ Call at 213 Bower; “eg — .PFPOR PALF.—RESTAURANT, Fmd wi pana nnd fares of shes first floor ahon 120 feet deep, down town: from Wall street one "arance companies." Phe ie Tent a very Jove in proportion SALF, PRETORT OR pa age S| Papeete ee eT sage by ores &c., de. Onn be seen ‘a:'Charies Bacher’ CART? Ly § AND GRAIN Py AND ihe Ryn A 4 erinding surfaces, ‘igae iredacinn "chemor.am f SOUTHWICK, 2 wowraer, with cutter 50. ~FOR SALRE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX- sept reg fs emall Hotel, doing a wood nar bnsineasy Fesort. Oe bs ‘awlos’ Registry UTE TE ar _NEW PUBLICATIONS. |e Sees “REGATTA, take piace vn tbe oy wrens Bt Be o'ck ~ Beene Fy trees PO, Coruwall at he poremd | Ferry. Tarr “4 gente; Pera Rockland Lake, Hommona, wr" Sunday morn | ereioes, Wading Qtr PLAYERS +aeB i i The return both of B we York, Tore, iit he a ey few York. w mug strect, ow the Lath of Magtat si Returning, leave Tou Jefferson, fier £3 it nee on 1k will ienve Port Jemerson Yonkers, fare 10 . res match bet “hee ‘. ( steamer y xy: areas a cones — romney ORF am eu orion, te artsipber vei ¥, a ee S°vBALS: Ro ar dean pa varie Wee aes, and ‘ Shaws, J, Sanday ke follows, raim oe : Spring erates leave Newburg at sodas ne TEAMER OCRAN WAVE, FOR at BROOK ANB Jeare b Sy ge 12M. Return mo AM. TTT | \ HOCK eer net Do LANTANG AT UNDAY BOAT y+. a yA i