The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1861, Page 2

2 TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. The Europa at Halifax and the New York and Kangaroo at New Yorke British Opinion of the Prospects ‘of the American Union. Effect of the National Federal Loan on the Organ of the Stock Exchange, a A Spanish Bourbon or American Bona- sarte as President of Mexico. The Spanish Rule Re-estab- lished in St. Domingo. ‘Dissolution of the Hungarian Council at Pesth by Austria. The United States Steamer Saginaw Fired Into from a Chinese Fort. She Returns the Fire and Ex- plodes a Magazine. COTTON DULL—BREADSTUFFS ADVANCED, &e., &e. &e, ‘The soatita, !P Europa, from Liverpool ten A. M. of the ‘th, and QuoonaOWD Ovening of the 8th, arrived at Halt- fax nt six o'clock o* Tuesday morning. ‘The Europa hn sixty-two passengers fF Boston, and £8,500 in specie. She sailed at one P.M. fe,” Boston. ‘The steamship New York, Ney aig basen from aid ayy d Soutuampton, reachéa this port early yesterday ee Se nil Bas Po, Fe The New York left Southampton on tho dth inst., and brings a very large number of passengers and a valuable cargo. The ship had very rough weather the entire pas- sage until passing Cape Race; since then fine weather, with variable winds. Was within fourteen miles of Cape Race, but it being very thick and blowing heavily, was prevented from landing tho despatches for the Associated Press of New York. ‘The Now York brings £1,061, $27,910 (American) and $67,200 (Bremen) in specie on freight. Tho following is the full SPECIY LIST OF THE NEW YORK. Wm. Schall & Co, Poirier & So, J. White & Nesmith & Se Win. Earle, of W. T. Frost ; Leopold Hutior. : Wakeman, Dimon & Go... The screw steamship Kangaroo, Captain Morehouse, which sailed from Liverpool at cleyen o’clock on the morning of the 4th and from Queenstown on the 5th inst., Arrived at this port at eight o'clock last evening. ‘The Kangaroo brings £6,526 in specie, consigned as fol. lows:— Motropolitan Bank... Halstead & Co... Boonen, Graves & Co £525 + 1,000 In Great Britain politics were stagnant. Among the passengers by the steamship New York, arg his Grace Archbishop T. B. Purcell, of Cincinnati, from Rome, Rev. C. E, Lieb, Rey. A. M. Tabbe, Maria Hanley and Margaret M. Quill, Sisters of the Good Shepherd; Major Valentino Bausenmoin, Adjutant of Garibald!; Miss Julia Paly, actress, The London Post of the 8d inst, says: Woe are rejuested to coutradict the rumor that the Great Eastern has boon again chartered by government for th® conveyanes of troops to Quebec, ald to state that the ship Will sai! from Liverpool for New York direct on Tuesday, the 10th inst. , as anounced, The Singapore (Fast Indies) Times of the 20th of July, ander head of “Signs of the Times,” says:— Two American naval officers, Commodore Engle and Captain McKinstrey, went ou to China in the Ganges to supersede the officers at present in command of the Amo- cican squadron in the China station, who are believed to be favorable to Southern interests, The Hong Koug Register, of the 12th of July, saya:— All is quiet in Japan. A notification has been issued by the Consul at Nagasaki, warning British subjects not to harbor foreigne:s who belong to nations that haye no right of residence at that port, excepting such persons as may be in their actual employ. A Chamber of Commerce Was inaugurated there on the 8th ult, The Hong Kong ( China) Registerof tho 12th of July says A private police has been instituted by the Americans at Shanghae. It is supported by voluntary contributions. The forces consists of six men, aud their maintenance will fost 2,500 taels per annum, ‘The Hong Kong Naval Reporter of the 12th of July, con- tains the following items:— ‘The United States sloop John Adams got under way this afternoon from Stone Cutter’s Island, and worked further up the harbor among the shipping. The Dacotah and Saginaw, United States steamers, havo aot yet preceeded to Kin-hone. ‘The new steamer of Inman's line, tho City of New York, made an inaugufal trip to sea from Liverpool on the 6th, giving ¢ho greatest satisfaction, Her speed was not regular ly tried, but she did between eleven aud twelve knots per st _astrong head wind, She would sail on her Grst voyage to New York on the 11th inst. The Bavaria arrived at Southampton on the morning of the 6th inst. ‘The Persia arrived at Queenstown on the night of the Sth inst. Our Paris Correspondence. Paris, August 30, 1861. Trip from New York in the Fulton—Secessionists on Board and Their Reports of the Rebel Operations Against Wash. ington—Anzsie'y Respecting General Rosecrans—Europe will Respect the Blockadle—The Confederate Commissioners and Value of the Confederate Bonds, &e. " ew York in the steamship Fulton on the 17th reached Havre yesterday morning early, and ty today, The weather swas delightful, and tho voyage was every way pleasant. We hast more than one hundred passongers in all, fully onedalf of whom were Germans and French, most of whom are making a visit to the Old World and expect to return in afew months, some of them ina fow weeks, seem determined to stick to their adopted country, * from being disposed to despair, whatever may » the result of the ‘sent civil war. We hud several Southern people on board who, of course, sympathize with the secessionists. One of therm, * gontleman from Baltimore, alarmed some of the passen- gers who were tremblingly alive to the welfare of the Blorious old United States, by saying that he wns asaured from the best authority—even from the mest high and potent clivf, Jeff. Davis himself—that the rebels under his command are certainly going to invade Maryland by crossing the Potomae above and below Washington, and ‘hus isvla’e that city, their intention being to first ain pos. tession of Maryland for the secession cause. It may bo so; bat ifs, you will have known the matter pretty fully before this letter reaches, It may attempt; it Albeit, if Jett, drive the bo that Jeff. Davis will make may also be that he will Davis and his friends North to n the succeed. do not desire to this struggle a wae aguinst ug the entire issuo—they will do well to ‘lensive, But “whom the gods determine to yy they fist make mad, as saith a beathon philosopher. It is, therefore, ‘quite possible that the Febels "may Fesolvo at all hizards to “arch on Plt more.” If they should do so they, too, may “ run” on the way. foe! ee ee A good deal of concern fs felt by our friends on thi le of the water for the fate of Resccrans. Will he he to withstand Genoral Lee # The question has proba. swered before this time, T have just seen a friend from Charleston, South Carp. Hina, who has a good deal of cotton on hand’ in England, From hige I learn that the great business. men both im Bnijland and France have not the last idea that Pranee and England will not respect (he Uleckade of tho Soutlier ports if it be mate effective ; aud if it be not, the rebel ships will break it, Bat this is not only the opision of the merchants, it is algo that of our excellent Ambassador at this Court, who is attending to his dutios with fdellty, and who Urings to the ualability and patriotism.” ABM the 8" who represent the rebel States, they are very active,I learn, in try ine fluence the press as weil as the courts of Europe in their behalf. It is bell 4 here that they are sparing no amount of money to cifvet Uhis purpese, re subsi dising writers from the North who are willing to do the work of Jamtzarics, and’ who are in muoh money the rebels are going to L Ie Dnt 1 was assered by un F : : : with us, that ho positively knows m sen in New Ortoans'w! nily soi 00 « ee for $1 . Certainly th 8 4 hot great. La my bumbie judge: Y uake NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1861. Ashort one up their mind for a war of several years. just what the South can best carry on, ‘A war of five years, vigorously prosecuted by the poople of the North, would work a wonderful change, Have the “men of the North’ the perseverance necessary for such a war? If they have not, they are not the people we have taken them for, THE AMERICAN REBELLION. . Great Anxicty as to the Supply of Cot- ton in England—Defence of Mr. Serrill, Late of Fort Lafayctte, : Ata meeting of the British Association, Mr. Bazeley, of Manchester, read another paper on the question, in which the commercial policy of the United States was bitterly’ de- nounced, and the expediency of England froving herself from dependence on America strongly urged. ‘The Liverpool Post asserts that ‘Thomas S. Serrill, who was arrested on the last arrival of the Persia at Now York, must have been imprisoned under a misconception of the affidavits made by Smith, Payne & Smith, bankers, of London, Some correspondence of Mr. Serrill has been forwarded to America to prove conclusively that he (Mr. 8.) had no political mission, and that the money found on him was his own, and intended for legitimate business, ‘The Post believes he will be speedily reloasod under these aff Javits, THE NEW AMERICAN NATIONAL LOAN. The London Stock Exchange Finds That Its Aid is Not Required by the Union. {From the London Times, Sept. 2. At tho present crisis of American affairs a letter which we publish this morning from our New York correspon- dent by be perused with peculiar interest. It enters upon the delicate but momentous question of American finance. It gives us a faithful reflection of American opinion upon the increase of public expenditure, the pro- gress of taxation and the independent resou: of the Northern States, We learn from this unreserved com- munication what is thought in New York of the com. petence of the federal government to prosecute the war, of its flaancial credit abroad, aud of the ways and means to be provided for it at home. Up to this moment no such comprehensive calculations have been placed before our readers, ‘Tho cponing statement of the exposition 1s an important one, ral It informs us that from the moment whén spiel: overnment conceived the nogutintion of resolved to borrow in the American mavicet only, ing bankers who were consulted on tho subject gave the Treasury to understand that no considerable amoant of money Was likely to be obtained from Europe. They did not ike upon He Zo gepreciate Ainerican crodit, but they argued that, as Burigin ndlions, anil we espe- cially, had @ ghit of good investments at heine, it was not Prope? Met much capital could ‘be attracted across the Atinnle, Thé WUC courmy of the government was to borrow from itg own citizens, from the wealthy and patriotic populanon of the North, ‘Tho industry of its busy and prasperous StaléS Wak Fowaried” by an annial producd of —£36,000,000 or £40,000,00 ond what was rotwired fOr the wants of the ) ducers, All this surplus iNcome was available for conver sion into public securities. Government had but to tap this souree of sepply, and an abundant income would flow into its hands. ‘This, we are told, was the opinion given by the New York capitalists, and upon it the government has acted, The soundness of the conclusion is held to have been established by the very first experiment. No sooner was & ven per cent loan opened than the. associated banks of New York, Boston and Philadelphia at once took it up to the amount of £50,000,000 sterling, and tho federal go- vermment now stands "provided with a preeont suflicien- that is to say, with money enough for about four months’ consumption, We shall mot scrutinize these operations with too curions an eye, nor shail we inquire upon ns this ‘professed co of capitalists was probably We New York bankers to have been in tho ri ded that ho considerable loan co raised by the federal government in this country, but it is perfectly clear, from the opinions which our correspond. ent retails, and from the extent to which he carries his exposition, that the people of the Northern States aro de- sirous of establishing a good financial pesition in the eyes of the world. It is observed with emphasis that, what- ever may be the issue of the war—and the result Is now modestly spoken of as beyond the powers of man to pre- dict—there will still remain @ great American Union—a country at ince pojrlous enmugh and rich enctioh to rarse any amount of public income. American securities, if now current only at home, would one day find their way at a. premium into foreign ma; kets, and nobody who reflected on, the resources of the Nerthern Stites, or the untainted credit of the federal government would venture to question theirintrin- icvalue. The Union, in short, though shorn possibly of mo of its provinces, will still’ remain so strong and so opulent that it woul! be irrational to doubt either its competence to maintain this war from its own resources, or its ability to preserve a flzancial reputation in future times. Nothing can be more intoresting lo English read- ers than the decals into which speculations of this kind have led American oconomists. We freely admit the gene ropean beliove the The Future of Mexico. ENGLAND SUGGESTS A GRAND NATIONAL COALITION AGAINST THE REPUBLIC—A BOURBON OB AMERICAN BONAPARTE FOR PRESIDENT. from the London Times (cit Article), Sept. 4.] Some announcement regarding rxico is awaited with Beneral anxiety by the mercantile world, It is no lon a bondholders’ uestion, the additional interests thu! fOF Fedress being Of far greator magnitude, Euro) capital is largely involved in the mining industry of Mexi- co, the trade in English and French manufactured goods is oven new Important sod aol be very, extensive and the geogray osition of the republic’ in the highway from tate Weel ts 0 peoutlar as b have a political Wear ig on the future of all commercial nations. he fact that this region has for the last three been given over to miscreants whose daily atr exceed those perpetrated in tho wildest to ment of the sepoy mutiny, with the tile race of the civilized Powers of both hemis- pheres, constitutes a chapter that will indelibly diseruce the age; and we have now the additional feature that (he patience of England under the murder of her sy )j.cts (twenty-three of whom are known to have been killed various titaos by the order or instigation of the « astical party), the attempted assassination of her 0 and the robbery in open daylight of her Legati been mot by a broad deflance, in which France is in- cluded , and which hag necessitated the withdrawal of the ministers of both countries. The circumstance that tle existing government is composed of the enemies o: th» ecclesiastics makes little difference tu the case, since in their career of insolence and plunder both parties are alike, and tho one adopts tho crimes of the viler by refusing to atone for them. It is certain that siuco England has been a nation slo has never had to submit to such thugs 4s have been thus inflicted upon her, and the same sy almost bo said of France and Spain, since the traders in Mexico are very numerous, and are include! ia the cry now raging of “ death to foreigners,’ while most of the native Spaniards were driven out a tow yeais buck by a simil raised by Alvarez, one of the then parti 8 ins of the so-called liberal faction. Fet the country is mre aecessille than any other to coercion, since its existence ‘le pends on its communication with the Allantic and Pacific, which can be closet without a blinw and at any moment by the naval Powers. Whenever it is desired, thorefore, to put anend to the provailing infamy the work can be dino. But any movement that may bo made should be such as to command permanence. ‘the question is at length vnoly: beyoud a recourge to palliatives. Tho British squadron at Vera Cruz could of course some kind of satisfaction on the instant, but before months had passed everything would again be as bu: ever. Qur merchants do not wai flutul proceedin: of this kind, which might delude them into operations (al would suddenly result in fresh disastors. Neither would Southern, 1 suine. Tenth street, ‘an advance of 64. ing at 24s. 6d. a 3d. a dd, 6d. ince Tuesday—quotations rang- Wheat activo atan advance of Per cental; red Western, 9s. 6d. a 11s. 6d.; red 8. 611. @ 128.5 white ‘Western, 12s.; do, South- ern, 12s. 6d. a 138, $d. Corn has an upward tendency, with an advance of 1s. per quarter; mixed, 303. 6d. & Sls. ; yellow, 81s. a 818. 6d.; white, 32s, a 863. TOE LATEST MARKETS, DREADSTUFYS MARKET. Livervoon, Sopt. 7, 1861, ‘The market is generally firm. Flour ia buoyant. Wheat still upward. Corn steady. LIVERPOOT, PROVISION MARKET. The provision market has ruled quivt during the week. Boof steady. Pork quite steady. tondency. has a downward LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Rosin firm: common 10s. 6d. very excited and quoted at 668, Spirits turpentine is CRN PE MAGNIFICENTSEY forte for sale, Tull iron plate, lined wi and with pearl keys, made to or¢ makers, fully guaranteed for three hs, cont also clega Inquire at 70 West ), will be MUSICAL. AAA NADI AAI ARR N OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- and case, round corners, ly ear ith satinwood, overstring bass, inlaid} x for the present owner by ears, been used vid for $250, including Stooh g Room Sult, cost $300, for ixth street, near Sixth GREAT BARGATN.—AN EXCELLE Hyle melodeon, Mason é& Hamlin, makers, Ware ranted perfect, at 185 West Broadway, near Canal street, FIVE OCTAVE MASTERLY PERFORMANC! antly attalned by M ble methorl, Her tenel ON THE PIANOFORTE Paige's truly original and seaxon will soon ley place, corner We in Cards of address at 184 Wave: A soprano o ehureh choir by app organ ware ‘ tween the houre of Land 2 P.M. ‘Salary from $100 to’ $200 per annum, according to protiviency, ability in sight reading, none need apply. alte i nig to Mr. Hayte Broadway RS OF AGE, HAVING hear of a position in a t Bern F—' any Saturday, Vithout considerable RARE CHANC! full grand cone iftu rose or rivet ordei ema’ . Also a7 pertect order, all modern us wiacturer, to oforte, 8a, in LD & CO., 858 Bowery. new, sid avenue, N—PRICE $170. Planoforte, orfsinal prive arved cn pod keys, unexpired guaran Apply at the in A e and @ iden ory mi MAGNIFICENT SEY 3255 overstriny bu improvernent well known tity mak. 23 Third street, ne 08 the developement of public be in any way a aan actioa fc ird AH of England would, in‘) presen stage of affairs, morely lead to counter se! by France, or Spain, or the United States, each ay Gch, aud A condition would thus, even at the bes! Produced analogous to that which has paralyzed every eo top in Turkey, fo accomplish all that ig n-« ry @ combination will be essen'ial. This will tal some Lite time, but it is scarcely possible to that it they’ be accomplished to tho sali ton of all parsis. England, France, Spain and Jmoriea have cath Such strong interests In the | goutry that it would U8 dime to say that one Ls more Ditka to intortere than the other. England can have no bat in connection with hamaftty Lh ggmmerce. Spain and France would, of course, desire t guy priestly party, but must earnestly wish to s@ it re established on Some footing that should not.seanalize Me horrify the whole world. America will less be of proventing thesintrusion of a y, but will be willing, perbaps, to aid Moxi to prevent her frem falling to the Southern’ om- fuderacy, or fi ing a subject of dispale belween the two sections of the Union im case the federal gowrn- should yet be preserved. In her cass, too, her and better considerations would not be without influence. If all could agree up. some individual as President for a fixed period certain extent would meet the fair v: Wes « future of Mexico might bo assured in a manner that | y would, with surprising rapidity, increase the well: ‘each, the all other nations. The country is not ripe for for entire emancipation frem’ priestly. int! that is wanted is that both its clerical aud military ters should exe ventional cores essential to e to bo reccg ized as having a pubtic existence. the deposed princes and other seekers for authority now out heart in Europe there might, perhaps, be found Uh ncessa persm. Don Juande Bourbon, with his constitutic professions, might be changed, for instance, in thissph-re from a mischivous intriguer toa most useful po It would probably, however, bo hard to satisly rica by such a selection, and if there is to be a perm nent settlement America must. be satisfied. One sugie tion under thet view of the case has been thal Mr. Patteron B naparte might be selected, ax an equal gratification bo‘h to America and France. Tho matter is 80 momentous that it is worthy of all the eiforts of diplomacy to carry it to a result will retrieve the disgrace of the past. Great Pritain and France are alike formally pledged to. tako it in hand, and it will be a heavy discredit to both if it be not brought to a happy conclusion. {From Galignani’s Mersenger, Sept. 4.) Accounts from Mexico, says the Pays, state that M. Du- bois de Saligny, the French Mmister there, has broken off Among, ral force of their arguments, bat they have overlooked the one consideraticu by which, in European estimates, those arguments might be invalidated. There is no exaggera’ion in the view thus taken of the pop. Lition and reswurces of the North, We are quite prepared to acknowledge that the citizens of the New Union, though re- duced to twenty millions i ber, might be tased to an extent — hitherto the other side of the Atlantic. truth of We their words when they declare with a kind of boast that they avo solvent to the amount of £40,000,000 a year. We have not a doubt but they could place’ themselves in re- spect of such obligations on a level with the most h allow the burthened States of Fr correspy ates with positive un umber and variety of taxes available against the pockets of the American peo- Zap customs’ duties on articles of tirst necessity, can multiply exeise duties, keep up an income tax, and geta large revenue out of stamps, All the sources of public income exemplified in our own bud- gots are recapitulated and estimated as so many mines of unexplored treasure. It is a fresh instance, and a splon- did one, of the advantayes possessed by a young country in its “virgin soil.” The pockets of the American people are quite untouched. ‘Once more lot us say that we have not_a word to offer against these assertions. We believe that the new Ameri- can Union, or what remains of the old one, would bo per- fectly able to raige the £40,000,0¢0 sterling contemplated by our correspondent as its possible income. What is mione, We are sure that every penny of this will be actually noeded'tf the war should continue. Haif of that sum will then be required for the mere interest on the ational debt, and the rest will soon bo swallowed up in the osti- mates necessary for the maintenance of a good standing army. All this, however, is beside the mark. The real question at issue is, not’ what taxation the Americans could really support, but what they would consent to endure. They are not reckoning at all too fast in their estimates of customs and excise duties, as sources of revenue. A tax upon articles of food, such as they have already imposed, stringent excise laws, and sth like enactinents, undoubtedly form an effective machinery for the extraction of money. Nothing would be easier thin to raise the federal revenue permanent ly from £16,000 ,000 Co £40,000,000 by legislation upon this basis. Our only doubt is about the assent of Ue people to the process, and on Us point th public carry no assurance. her the {9 ral government has not hitherto discharged all its oblij tions with absoiu We answer—that may be so; but when they admit, in the very samo breath, that ‘the federal tax gatherer is as yet unknown,” they deprive their appeal of all its apparent force, It’ their stances were so delightfully easy that no contribution was required from thom for the liquidation of their pub- lie debts, it is not much to th credit that these public debts were paid. There would be few gentiomen, even at Boulogne, who would not be ready to satisty thoir creditors in full on terms go convenient. But it will be a very different thing when “the federal tax. gatherer,” insiead of being unknown, becomes an uncom. monly familiar perzonage—when he appears quarter after quarter at every man’s. door, and ney felt at overy day's ‘meal, ral pur- poses will becon sation for State purposes in Michigan or Mississippi when tho citizeas under its pressure. repudiated their debts. Will the citizens of the Union display a more unflinching iuteg- rity? Will they pursue their various callin:s under the rictions of the excise, consent to be taxed throngh tho food they eat, and see a goodly slice shorn from their earnings, year after year, not for the gvatiflcation of a popular passion, ‘but to support the dead weight of a public debt? ‘We do not w will not do so, but the New York people. must ex, for saying that the case is entirely problematical at pro- sent, ind that the uncertainty which unavoidably sur- rounds it is a point which European capitalists cannot overlook in their estimation of American credit Two broad assertions have been mado in this country by the advecates and oppenents of American institutions nectively. The former declared that a community sverned On genuine democratic principles would never be likely to incar public debt, as it would never be hur- ried into war by a class which found its interest in such a policy. A republic could afford to be impationt of taxation, as it would never bo taxed. If disputes should arise, the wisdom of upright and honest | citizens exempted from the pernicious influence of a sclf- secking aristocracy, would goon insure a return. to the blessings of peace. This was one view of demo. and six months’ experience has tanght us hat was worth. Tho Americans have plunged With greator obstinacy, unreason ond ance, than were ever shown in the Old Worki. now be able to test the assertions of those who have represented democratic institations in this partien- lar especially av altogether unsafe, They used. to teil us Wat, though a democracy might be eager enopgh to bor. row, it would not be ready to pay; that if political power was lodged exclusively in the lower classes of the popula- tion, those class's wnld never submit to the taxation which their own votes had rendered necessary, and ‘ations with the government. The Engiish Minister bas adopted the same line of condiict. Important from China. THE UNITED STATES STEAMER SAGINAW FIRED ON FROM A OHINESE FORT—SHE RETURNS THE FI AND EXPLODES A MAGAZIN (From the Hong Kong Re July 1 ‘The United States pard’e steamer Saginaw, which left this porta few days ago for a cruise in search of the missing crew of the American bark Myrtle, returne! to. this port yesterday, after an unsuccersful cruise down the const. ho Saginaw proceeded along tho coast and drop: hor at Kin-hone, thinking this the most likely place to gain intelligence concerning the missing objects of hor miss As soon, however. as the anchor was lots fort siltated on a very commanding eminence ope upon tho Saginaw, without giving her any warning w ever, The shots frem tho fort were well dire ted an. pose! to bo fired from twenty-four pounders; on went whistling through amongst her windsails, and ou a fow feet above the quarter deck; the other shots alse struck very near to the Saginaw, but none of the three shots that were fired from the fort took effet. Whe Saginaw was not lying at this time in a position to return the fire with any lkelilood of success, and she immediately weighed anchor and steamed off a little until she got bristled up ready for a brush. She the came in again and saw many men moving about the fort, when she immodiately opened firo upon the fort wiih shot and shell. One shell burst directly over the fort, when an explosion was heard, and a magazine supposed to have been blown up after the Saginaw had fired six shots without a return of her fire from the fort. ‘The Saginaw shaped her course and steamed away for Hong Kong. France. ‘The Paris papers says that an interview botweon tho Emperor and the King of Prussia will take place at Com: peigne on the 21 of October. ‘The French naval divisions will remain off tho coast of Syria the whole winter for the protection of the Chris- tians, Felix Belly , tho projector of the Nicaraguan canal, was taking legal steps against the English company, which was assutuing rights over the projected canal. ‘The Bourse was firm but closed drooping. Rentes 69f. 20c. Italy. Tho sending of fresh trooy's to Naples, tho Opinions of Turin explains. is solely caused by the fatigne which the troops now at Naples haye to undergo, not for an an tation of the brigandage, which is almost entirely ¢} cated. The ofMfe'al Turin Gazette publishes tho nomination of Genoa! Deifa Rovera as Minister of War, and General Pat- ti ega as Lo.itenant of sicily. A marriage is contemplated between the King of Por- tugal and the youngest daughter of Victor Emanuel, Austria. ‘The Emperor had gone to Iach!, but would return on tho Sth, to receive the addresses’ of th» lower House of Reichsrath, The government bill, to reform the adminis trat‘on of justice, was rejected by the lower House of Reichsrath, The Hungarian Chancellor had authorized the roy commissioner at Posth to appoint and dismiss the munici- pal functionaries, and to assume the administrative functions himself ‘and employ military foroe if necessary. ‘The Chancellor declarcd at the same time, however, that the Emperor had no intention of susponding the constiin- tional institutions, Insurreetionary movements are reported among the Roumains at Lurgos. ‘The latest despatches from Posth say thatthe Committee of that Province has been definitely dissolved, and the Royal Commissioner invested with full administrative powers, Spal Tho Madrid journals announ culties in the way of a reor have been removed. The Madrid poca, in the course of a remarkable arti- ck, says, in view’ of the present state of things in Europe, it is necessary to evacuate the Tetuan, on honor- able conditions, in order to allow the concentration of the Spanish forces. hat the principal diffi- nization of St. omingo Turkey. About six thousand Montenoxrins crossed tho frontier ‘on the 4th just. and occupied the town of Vienna. The ‘Turkish garrison refused to surrender, and in order not to fail into the hands of the Montenegrin blew up the town and perished in the expiosion. The town of Zubzi had been ocoupied by the Turkish troops. India. Tho Bombay mail of August 12 reached Marseilles on the 6th instant. that a public debt would either be repudiated, or shifted by a process of ruinous ecnfiscation on to the shoulders of the ¢ es abov We shall see how this will turn out. he Americans are borrowing y with prodigious rapidity, and to some extent, h a very disproportionate ‘ono, they are taxing ves to meet the Wirthen, ‘They have even began by taxing the “breakfast table,” the very thing which in one of our own latest agiiasions, it was proposed (6 untax 9 ry piece of J wisdom, are oetitly oD the resources oF ‘ar’ by and soap aud paper will perhaps soon contribute But how long will this last when the il these very taxes now « ibe ace These are questions oa nt's letter rhe: but w veludin, jeans are reall); ¢ ermanen of taxation they will either b mextel some of their institutwme, or they wi such qualities of intgrity and self denial as have never he to distinguish dom t mmunite R The ¢ y j oy Nick ‘The Bombay markets were generally steady. Exchange, 22. 34d, Freights quiet. A Calcutta despatch of August 10. reports cotton goods lower. Tho exports wore also drooping. The indigo crop amounts to 65,000 cases. Freights to London, 60% Ex. change, 23. 34d. & Xt. Commercial Intelligence. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Loxnox, Sept. 7, 1861. Funds on the 6th declined a quarter, mainly caused by a realization of profits. In tho disecunt market the vas rather brisker, but good bills were stiit taken 3g. Applications at the bauk wore numerouy, ill very moderate. ; Surt. §, 1861. closed on Saturday (7th) at 927% a 93 for money. AMERICAN SECURITIES Cons: Vat 3936 a 805 MARKET. h) were 8,000 bale 000, ‘The market rom exporters. MARKET. AA Vat Tanted perte 4 i siraele referen str M’ OF her palin Ace A Bik a | events GREAT BARGAIN Style molodec 1) ut 18S We: AN EXC Mason & Hamlin, mak way, near Canal str )ELLENT FIVE OCTAVE s, Ware and the languages kaa. ionlals and relerences, office, sl ¢ Please UATION TO TEACH MUSIC or fan he has te addr SOPRANO SING iB, oir sinatis, P Bove wis jan eh 70 R, WHO HAS Ms to mal y hin 8 IN ean e1 in an ew York or Brooklyn, oxt otlice, 2 STOOL , Boo yeh Ory ni, Key Ae, aeepce ome ‘nn steeot, sonond the best. vdy says th ALE OVE ‘ STRU IN MUSIC AND FRENCH FOR BOARD —A EDWARD BN) greta vom AW kinds Cottage J the wi \e Address Mr. L. ? roadway, or Mossrs, Lut S$ FARREN CONTINUES TO GIVE I i Plano and Guitar, facility fi * to beginners is well known, >, near Hov de My AL.—HORACE WATERS, AG ved to 481 Broadway, between he sells new seve Second hand BARITONE ssons ba Sing itt sire PRUCTION or ihat 1 tho- le ng a raphe a apart For terms yeton street, 1 bu begs to ane unis season, at NT, HAS rand and i Lnos for $1 svenbig ins instruction ef ey foransy ip M Jorte > tle-One bi X by Branches of an ly ENGLI Deparune ATIONAL {CHOOL SS. enh ween Browdway reed. RATTON, PACK and 19 Cooper Insti: ton in nt Conunereial Caleal pnnected, pe lish edulegstor French and music, desires at Ghgigement ina private fam R. nat MY OF PENMANSHIP? AND BC L classes coun LADY WISHES TO TAKE Lk t her's residence, oner Address,’ stating term QOARDING SCHOOL FOR boys arom the city, street and F g SLIB CHAK SS.—A YOUNG LADY, V ctly compet » a strung bass, v $10 pe a, Ex.Governe al TEED FOR $2.50, 8 unibyded), S10, qquarc MRRCAN bday ond est Poninen= » Com ar fa the New BW nt Ro- h street, o'eiuck, La Mi. n and the g or three smailchildren, W Apensation, Address W., box 4,00) - MBLs ede BURKIARDT, avewsue, corner Thirty-otehth stecet FRESH "BOARDING AND DAY AUCHOIS, E: 1 De t, Will reopen on pupils is #recian Art on Saturdays, Guus ular attention given to the prima TEACHERS’ rspondent asiuin, 47 a and Sixth avenue. HOOL FOR YOUNG LADUES, West Fifteen: > or t Lori nd for elreuvars gi { schools and seminarte: nd vacanet 10 to teach Eu ving a good know! HOME EDUCATIO acnan, gand Euglish W 149 West t Bressing’s, street) ncement of x ath session, Matison’ GLISH AND FRE Youag ladies, Monda for ted imme music, and nd Sp with fi t Twenty-sixt Mr. LOUIS ERNST lakes charpy of a limited number of boys, Re-opens Monday, September 16, HE SPANISH LANGUAGE IS TAUGHT AS HERE Gorrin, at Clinton Hail, Astor purs from 1M A.M. to 1g P.M e by No. 7, library Oltice MOY FEMALE SEMINARY.—THIS INSTITUTION offers the accumulated advantages of n eration, horough course of usefuland ornamental educ on. of Acorps of more than twenty pe For circulars apply to JOUN H. WILLARD, Of snocesatul Troy, NY. Every ly fifty ty is pro ‘3 ded for a jon, under sore and fa WSTEDIBY A LADY CAPABLE OF TEACHING ish, Teal French and music, ane! in a school. Address 8. Inthe now building will formed fi Le be in additic exercises in & new system of Calisthen! cjally valuable to ladies and children of } lad to make ar jancing, Caltsther jars for terms, &e., may be had at either academy, 1 would be lessons in , DANCING ACADEMIES. A DODWORTH'S DAN! «No, 209 Fifth aver .G 10, CON. jeadays and Fi OLASSES—Wenerdays and Sat mi on Fifth aventi ound every requis ACADEMIES, Twenty-sixth st., New York, ontagne siteet, Brooklyn, za ridaye in Brookiy: ‘Commencing Oe days in New encing Octot to the dancing, claxses will also be po elleate frame, Mr. ementa with some ies or Miltary Drill, rth street, XOR reopen E. AND CALISTHENICS.—MR, AND MRS. thelr well kuown Roo! Wednesday, Octot 18 now o y forwiin 8! NEW ACADEMY.—DANCING CLASSER AT a ity Brooklyn H. Rivers’ A uew f Cou REY 3, 65_Wost Pntrty- ‘90 South Ef all the fashhore ent and the phys ‘not overlooked, Privais Fr country attended to, See ead No, 33 ERT Ht. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SE. Ain (Thi ), "Bept. 19, ut 1234' o'clock, Parry ‘stock satesroom 52 Willlatn strect, a good varlety of clty Tne surance and Bank Stocks, Bonds and other Securities, sulta- ble for investmonts, For full particulars see World, Even lug Post and Commercial Advertiser, jogues can be had at the sulesroom, A M. B. CHAPMAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Elegant tirst class Household Furniture, To be peremptori ald at hie On thieday Ho | pen hursday), Sept, 19, ‘The property of & family Leaving the city, Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, Rosewood Drawing Room Suits, rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture, oak Dining Room Purniture, Hatutings, Statuary, Bronze ence of Chas, Bevei ., 48 West Sixteenth wetween Fifth and Sixth avennes. Sale at 103g o'clock precisely. Drawing Room Suits—biegeres, Bookeuse, Mirrors, Lace urtainy ‘wees, Oil Paintings, Statuary, Velvet and Brussela Cas xtension Table, Buifet, Chita Vases, Silverware Table Cutlery, Wardrobe: ir and Spring Mattresses, Bed» stead, Comihodes, Washstands, Ollcloth, Stair Carpets Ingrain Carpets, Sofas, Rockers, Blankets, Bedding, &e, Also, @ large assortment of Baseiaent and Kitchen Furniture, Sule ‘peremptory. A ero NOTICE. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Au extraordinary opportunity for housekeepers and the trade. Over $12,000 worth of rich and costly Household Furniture, ‘o-morrow (Friday), at LL o'clock precisely, Comprising the beautiful and costly Furnivure contained in tho large dwelling. house 183 West ‘Twenty-trst street, near Seventh avenue, the whole for absolute and peremptory sale, Talo oF ahine, cousisting of Engitsh Velvet, Tapestry ail La grain Carpeth; elegant rosewood Parlor Furniture, en suite, comprising three Tull suits, richly carved, all of which aid covered in rich sik brocatel ind of the best description; rose. wood Centre and Plor Tables, Turkish Chairs, tn blue and gold satin and moquet; Damask and Lace Ctirtalns, Velvet aud Turkish Lounges, Mantel and Pler Mirrors, fine rose wood Etevore, Artixtle Bronzes, Parlor Ornaments, &0, ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, ‘Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover, Elegant Bureaus, Bedsteads, 12 Hair Mattresses, Chamber Sults, in rosewood; Bronze Clocks, spring seat Chairs, Air, rors, Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Table, two Sot steads, rich Cut Glass of every description, marble top Bul Oileloth, ri Chandeliers, &e, Sale ative, rain or shine RW. WESTOUTT, Auctioneer, UCTION NOTICE. GEO. G. HAYDOCK, Auctioneer, ‘Trede Sale of Eardlern and Ware by ROBERT HAYDOCK, 0 h Sept. 19, at Wor mi, WL Liber y strcet, endorsed notes, 6 months, e and Common Ware, 200 cases best French Glass, importation of M.A. 5300 packages Bos ton Flint Glassware, Also for cash ‘es White “Granite HE POSTPONED SALE OF DR. i, Bog, of Tuesday, will lake place this noon, at 2 o'clock precisely, rain or shine, ¢, 130 Waverly plu osisting of Brassels and Ingrain Carpets, Olicloths, sliers, one solid rosewood. Parlor Suit, com one Arm, one Ree don and four n ed In satin brocatel; one do., covered in Evegere, two Pier Tables, rose- » oval Fréneh Mis Tables, Din not, UNlaa and Bilv his 1 goods mi LOTION NOTION.—PosT PO SALE.— RICHARDS & WDEPING will sell at auction, on Fr 2, at 108g o'elocic A. M., at their salesroom No, 44 4, 7 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans, well adapted to the city #nd country trade, Sale postponed from Wednenduy, Sepe 18. TIO) ITICE.—M, DOUG AUCTIONEER, Will sell this day, ab 10M o'clock, at salesrootn, 85 Nassau ty a gene woof Housebold Purnia selsand Tugrain Carpets, Mirrors, ros: imahe do,, 1a haireloth; marble top € Extension Dinin: si , De Py , Bedsteads, War Mativessem, Pallfuses osks, Iron Safe, Tables, &e Sey TY, WILL SELL THIS a fan 137 Eaghth ng must be removed this AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL front of salesrooms 35 Nassau ily Hor A magn foul gotte itis Trustee, the sire of i 120 miles in an nonr, oiler tirst rave horses. His dam a Membrino creat endurance, and has often tr In i855, e straight heats; ndother pap. rs.) Heds one of the tinest hirses for any a purposes ever olfered at and Wil be sold without reserve to close a partner. nt, boy i Sulky, Harness, Glanket, Whip, sntthe estadlisnaent’ will be in front of our Hiurstay from i2 ty Lo'clock. Inease Friday is assortment Beds, Sh Louking , Blankets, Quilts, Tablet Glasses, de. Pavtoiddarn ia if Browse bea ob + oue sory tine Coup vay, a, Eng Ar top Doc fes, six no top, one and two 8 at Wacons, Various styles. Also a’ vartety of double and UATION OF & CO., at their . at TH oveldek, Con- Of Bale, B signments suucited, i SALES AT AUCTION. Pg H. BURLEY, Sheen Gace yet Said of at org 86 6 Canal ‘street, & large assortment opand other Bureaus, Warlistands, Wardrobes Sofas, Sofa Beds, mahogany and other Bedateads; Pler, Ov Mantel and other Glasses; mahogany Rocking and’ othet Chatra; Extension, Centre and. other Tables; ‘Bookstand Brussels, Three. ply and other Carpets Oliciolhe, Madr other Mattresses; Feather Beda, Blankets, Bedding, Cooking Stoves, Wood and Willow Ware; Kitchen’ Furniture; every- thing for housekeeping. P, RAviLKING, AvotionEER. + PHILIP R, WILKINS wil seli at auction, on Friday, September 20, at 1036 o'clock, at No. 62 West, Twenty-uint Street, near Sixth avenue, an’ assortment of handsome Fur nituré, consisting in part of rosewood Sofas, Chairs and Vol- talre Chairs, in velvet, maroon and haireloth; Teve-u-Tete, im Satin brocatel and hafrcloth; Etegere, marble top Sofa and Centro Tables, extension Dining Table, oak Ohalrs, Yasex Plor Glasses, rosewood French Bedsteads, Wardrobes, com melled Chamber Suits, marble top Burewhs, Lace Curtatas, i, Aljo a Scoretury Bodsteud, ‘made by Plympton, th p fect orders Brusseld and Ingrala Carpets, Oilcloths, Mat RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL THIS DAY erry a lock, a. ahve aROre iment of Household Purulture, Sota gunogany Chairs, Rocks ers, Bureau, Iron and other steads, Fond Beddlug, Care pets, Stove and good Kitchen Furniwure, Sale postive. RGHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL TO- morrow (Friday), at 103 o'clock, at 34 Catharine street, corner of Henry, the entire balance of stock of above Grocery and Liquor Store, consisting of Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Buttes Lard, Ham, Shoulders, Spiers, Soap, Flour, Bruits: sobs Also Brandies, Whisk 'ys, Gin, Rum and other 60 k AS) 8 quantlty of excellent Pipes, Lilt Pipes, Casks, Bartels, Large cales, Counter Scales, one large fron Safe, Boxes and good nnters and Store Fixtures, Awnlugs, Stove, Gas Fixtures e good Grocer's Horse, Cart and Harness: “Sale positive and unlimited, & J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS.—THIS DAY, AT e104 o'clock, at 77 Greenwich avenue, ox posite SeFonth avenue, mortgage sale.—The Furniture and Fixtures of the Hotel Known. as the Independent Shades, consistiag of round and square Tables, Bar, Counter, Chairs, Engravings, De- Tumblers, Bounty, Wines and Liquors, three New. ith Gooters aud Pipe; fifteen Bedsteada, wdding, Crockery and Glassware, Washi Feather Beds and stands, Clocks, Cooking Uvtnsils, Locking Glasses, 4c.’ Depos Ate roqutred from all purchasers, JACOB MITCHELL, Attorney for Mortgagee. G, #5; BOGART, AUCTIONEERS. —FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, SS. “at i034 o'clock? at LOL Grand street, administrator's sale 6f Household Furulture, consisting of mahogany. Sotas Kockors, Parlor Chairs, Looking Glasies, Window Curtains, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, maboginy: Bureaus, Wash: stands, mahogany and Cottage Bedstends, Hair Mattresses, large quantity of Feather Bods ant Bedding, Extension Dint ing Table, Grockery ant lags Wary, Kitcheh Furniture and tens ULIAM SM WILSON S. SMITH, { Administrators, 3 & J, BOGART, AUCTIONEERS.—SATURDAY, SEP: We tember 21, at 13g o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. J North Willlsm Street, mortgage sal gencral assortinent of Parlor, Bedros id Kitchen Fu i JOHN RB. FARRINGTON, HERIFP'S SALE.—COAL.—CHAMBERS & PAIR. CHILD, Auctionees room 113 Nassn sirect, By Virtue of a Warrant « ‘out of the Supreme Court of the State of ‘Thomas W. Cli 3 virtue of an or granted by of the Ju ereof, and to me , I will expose to sale at publ ndug i ay of September, 1851,rat li oooh foot of Delancey sireot, on board the ro of “Anthracite Coal, eon OWN KELLY, Sho. cat Je Logan sisting of about 180 to Datod New York, Sept. 17, 1851, Smeets Tks. oeesred, a00dl a tanto ar TE Ust BE SOLD A ILLIAM ABBOTT, to Window large car ery, will be wold at auc ‘Dis iva rare chance, as the ste ‘pets of various qualities, ‘@ common Ingrain C well to attend this lock, Also a Hor. 12 o'clock. WS 0HYAIN, AUCTIONEER GREEN, HOUSE Plants at auction, on Thursday, 19th inst., xt 11 o°el at No, 9 John 3! Je comprises a choice assortment of new and rare Pi before oitered at auction, from Louis Menand, Albany, N. ¥, ‘M. WOLFF, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 49 JACKSON Street—Wiil sell on Friday,’ Sept. 20, at 115 o'clock, the entire Stock and Fixtures of the grocery and liquor store, 8) Nassau street, with dialng saloon attached, consisting of splendid black Waluut top Counters, Glass Cases, Tee Boxe ‘Tables and Chairs, Beer Pumps, &e., Cooking Range, with all other utensils; also a good aasortnent of fine groceries, e Liquors and Sears, want of ¢ will comme: Wagon and Harness will : LOSY AND FOUND. }OUND—ON THE MORNING OF THE 7TH INST., ON thecorner of Filth avenue and Forty-second street, @ and white Newfoundland Dog; a tannied spot on one of his fore logs The owner can have hin by roving property, ng expenses, Apply at No. 4 Horatla stn and paying expense: pply at No lo EDW. O'NEILL. TOstro8, SATURDAY, MTT INSTANT, IN| COMING 4 home trom the Central Park, a real black Lace Veil. Tho fluder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the same ai No, 22 West Nineteenth sirect, OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 17, A SOLI- tuire, or single stone Diamond Breastpiny tor which the finder wiil receive a reward of ton dollars on leaving it with the clerk in the oflice of the Libby House, 68 Warren street, OST—ON SUNDAY LAST, IN DESBROSSES STREET, a Bank Book, on the Greenwich Savings Bank, No. 51,013. ‘The finder will receive the thanks of the owner by leaving itat No, 13 Desbrosses street, O8T—A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, WITH White breast, fore legs and eud of tail; answers to the of Watch. ‘A good reward will be pald if returned wo ) Beaversireet, up stairs, OST—ON SATURDAY LAST, SUPPOSED IN THE 4 Central Park, & black memorahdum Book, with Andrew Binny y teat.” Whoe: return itto B.S, Kenway, ST OR STOLEN—ON LAST EVENING, WHILE GO. ng int ds house in Chatham street, a gray Horse dart, No. 3079. Thereby otfer a reward of $29 tf return: ed (o M. Olwell, 410 Cherry street, and no questions asked. ANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, 1, between Pulion and John sts, dF BALLARD TALL FURNITU & , LOK BEOADWAY. AT 139 FULLG DANIEL A. MATH THIS DAY at hall-pant ¢ following ard pall Beer Pamp, 9) Whitielad tw Tmabogany & dVipe, Railing Parti. 'y other’ articles, Sale SuLb AUCTION, September, semises, from Hobol English N The above farm conta and will be sold du Loos, Dy Wap ASO" Lot No. 1, (without improvements, contains 6 L100 acres, Lot Nu & - ins 5 OLD ac “ contains 2 1.1) au ains 411,100 acres of gry ‘oninid, a two-story frame ruses, & good well of ads 'of Ernit trees tn ‘ane 10 act 50.41 100 a: nave meadow,) 1541.10) ac: are pleasantly situa We OF the au 6 0F Up ensive an . pass Bor lurther . near the pi cn, Conditions will be ma. A, W. DURYEA, } p90 Wo DAY 4} Executors, N. B.—If the weather should’ prove stormy, the sale will gm the test air diy, Is of the p on the the sin partot el dearved and. plain nits, in satin and brovatel, plush and reps; elegant rosewood Am Ghice, magn it Found cornered Bed- and Bureat od and walnit bluck walnut, finished in oil; Bookcase, elegant autand oak Buf fers, oak and walnut Library al Room Chairs and other nt Furnitnre, The abov of the very best ure, and will be positively sold by order of assignee cular aitention ol those in Want of elegant Purni- ture Is respectfully requested to this ste. » Libra YEORGE COOK, AU G ASSIGSE, Hot ‘This day, at U1 od Pi rose Washsfands, W . Musie Cabin snare and Work Tables, . XG. HORTON, AUCTION Te. tion, on Friday OST OR STOLEN—A GOLD WHITE FACED WATCH; by Roske'l, No. 55,810; on the train or at the depot, Jer: wey C hid, evening of the 16th; arrived be. tween 8 x the recovery of the above (in good order) $20 w' A and no questions asked; at No. 2 West Forty-sixth strect, New York, Cailats P.M. —LOST, ON ‘SHE MORNING OF THE 9TH $8.000. inst., 9,000, in Certiticates of Deposit on the Chemical Bank, payable to ths order of George W. Hill. The above are of no use to any one but the owner, payment hav- ing been stopped. Whoever will return the same to No. 4d West Tweltty girest, will bo suitably reward oan 8 w. nun = : REWARDS. 2 PELEIE S135 $5 REWARD.—LOsrT, ON SATURDAY | EVENING, th street, near Broudway, a nawers to the namo of Magsies “the ‘be paid at 230 Third avenue, LOST, Od ul Deg, Neck, and two fore legs white with wisiu shall AST SATURDAY NIGHT, had a white ring round bis With hind toe and end of tall Whoever’ will return the same to 23 Bow- ve the above reward, , ON SATURDAY EVENING, o Brooch; the design afemale head ot with a row of diamonds and pearls. Supe in Thirly-fourth sircet, Biith avenue or Broad ie above rewird willbe paid by leaving the same at ds VEN OLD-COU} G Ground, rigay and f the Ame. ne that may se any fn Aiteon Olt Connirynen, Alinission 25 cents. Ladbes f PTAINS AND OTHERS. six Hinds or two 5 if the abow delivered in any port turalist and Zoologt TAPITI: DEER.—TO CA \ 0 ain. Loss Shiver siceet, W edther in ml stands » wine and foreign liquor bw. ges preferred, “Address Wine, box 770 Post oflice, New ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP nership heretoreexisting und & Arcularins, was dissolved by DANIEL MAN WARING, Ist day of July, 1301, JOHN ARCULARIUS, will still be continued namie of Daniel Manwaring, 13 and 14 Fulton N.Y. DANIEL MANWARING, WITH A PO, CAPITALISTS “WANTED, A. PARTY, moderate capital, to join. in @ new invent THE | COPART. aine of Manwaring mittuni consent on the i » for naval and inilitary purposes, for’ which a patent has just been granted. For particulars address tp writing R. B., box 676 New Yorie Post office, VANTEDIA PARTNER, WITH A. SMALL CAPITAL, Wire eboleeie now method tanitation Liquor and Wind Business, reiurning $600 to $1,000 real profit, Apply to T, KIGL, 129 Eldridge street, up stairs. WA STED—A.GOOD BUSINESS MAN WITH A CASIL capital of $2, or $3,000 to purchase one-half Interest ina small hotel amt take the entire charge of the same, as ent proprictor has ouier business, Tho house 19 and now doing @ good Henry May, box 12) He i on Friday, Sept room No. 28 Na ntings, comprising ». Brown, D, M. Carter, Board: heres’ alse very tne old he old masters; also several very fine American and English artists, sold to pay 20, k, in the gales suit street, Anclent and works of Adam Barland, mand } ENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, AT 10% ovelock, at the duction store 104 Willbun street, lange lot ncertes, Wines, Brandies, Segara, Hams, Shoulders, Figs, 10U boxes Maccaront, &c. “Also at 12 o'clock, lot of Clothing, Dry and Fancy Goods, Smith's Tools, Work- Denehes, €c, OHN E, VAN ANTWERP’S SON, AUCTIONEER—WILL inelnde in his Hardware sale; this day, at 73 W! voei, Wonty-three Riiles, thirty-six Double Barrel German ving. Also ‘forty Double Barrel English Guns, warranted al twist, Terms cash, current money. TED—A PARTNER, WITH $1,000 TO $2,000; Wi itive years ablisued, A buslneds man can make 100,00) the next ten years, without risk, Cash gales. Cn er obaatdress de. Sobnson, Belinnnt Hoel from 110.9 P. I, vi A PARTNER, IN THE PATENT MED. Ws ase wenitinade we Hincaatiahed and Unga ake it very remunerauve, Any one hast Sr eas hand wk please address Patent “Medicines, with ful! particulars, box 603 New York Post office. “WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE FULL CHARGE STB WEANTED: cAnveldowa town, as parter. -Apart es for a tasniy. Wilk take part chsh, ama mah ig more ee Apply at 104 Mott sirect, or 12 Cen eded than money. APP ae A TO HASTINGS. im SH-WITH ACTIVITY AND PERSONAT. $50 CARE rlitceacure w partiersinp that for sate: Pe cexpectability and proit bis no equal. Association and Tpcation the very best. Address Pine Sreet, Herald ollice. SER—WILL 1, wt the sales rman and Ami in part Cast s Sand Wade & Bu Razors, €c.; Cast Stoel Flies, Augurs and Angur White Motal Hand Betis, Laurel ea, Plumba and Levels, Molas Drawkulves, Boxw e Hammers, Padiocks, M nie cash, AUCTION Bro: xe ie day ( Witiiain § rhean Hardwa ars and # Gates, od Rules, 1) =—AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH ABOUT THIS . ye in cash, may find very desirable $1,000. ice Gahran say Sele ‘opportunity to use ita PW.S., box 109 He R, WITH FROM $2 5 the dry goods bist : * going om Prosi. pra potion 429" Horeld attive Pel 2 x TIONADLE BUSINESS $5.900, ive pater, with 64 0009 wo } a