The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1863, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 9863. AMUSEMENTS, Neg ie chow DHS | iD NIGiITLY ‘IN Sven Fai FOR rw antes ONLY, THIS CPR AY) BY ENING. SEPT. 18, = FORREST : hie Tis FIRST TIME THIS SEASON GRAND SHAK@PRRIAN DELINEATION, the st The trae GR 7 COMPLETENESS, and supported by @ which wi SUPERIOR Cast, AND LAST NIGHT AS OTHELLO, sea Eat on a rT te eve N™ THI a ve, Sheridan Knowles’ Tra vay of Pia ‘The popular & = she ICILUI vee ope Mr. E. Ei Bal chia vin neneec entt ak Fey oy] REAL GHOS?. IMMENSE BILL POR SATURDAY NIGHT, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. ware eRe te REE meray Shing NEAT AND ent BRIDE; be pantie ACE oF sin Fhe pieces selected for the Se ARR ‘whieh will be EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AF he rans Geran RUNILDA of thrilling incident illu. a (isgue hen a the ‘ue course of maich Pore fll be introdueed ti fo nh gga n . VEN ELEGANT TARLEAUX, appearing seven pnt reas Re 9 ceanty, ene ti srw thing big inden ta tempted in con 5 farce, ta sen Se AT AWY PHI To be seem at THE 8 anes WARILONS al QUAM, rho, though representat pri THE WARLIKE a ofthe, wilde of Minnesota, are, and alwaye have been, os AVIN SERPENT, Mees i i? COLORED. FISH, nei at erent ela ii aaa eens edornnen, HORN, THR DRA a sani UroWATON W1 amen iadghte ba cst 2 pee ng a Pear 1S cta, Bae AGHRS LAURA OF go er friends and the publie of -aring before ‘Lion, Monster Brooklyn, that she will luave the boner of ‘appearing them en MONDAY EVE: NG, fept. 21, 146, rhea wall be ted one thout werling’ and witty Ras eka B (ASES AND FACES. ins L. Keene aa nee this (riday) “morning, ibe MT ook, Doors open at 7; cc commence punctually at 8 o'clock. LHAMBRA PAVILION, FOURTEENTH STREET. osite the Acad THIS (PRED SBE AN) Al APTERNOGN” AND RV ENING. ED ‘STAR COMBINATION. BQU: By AR, GYMRASTION eee o 4 In IR ASTOUNDING FEATS, + * = SOPUT aasieeoes Renowned and Daring Equestrian Per- ec ihe eaeoHaT Pants RO rare af ihe 3. Bag asd Antineae Lanes pram... 236 o'clock; admission 25 cents, children 15 cents. “*Brening ath ast pan! jssion 25 cent and 80 cents, [ATINEE EVERY DAY. norrce, * ON MONDAY, YOUNG MICOLO, trapeze aren and the great Tus, pw 1d onl; By jal in Ps v1 panei WNED LEOT. will positively make his a mm ad ) a aieies in bis marvellous ZAMPILABROST ATION. N&. YORK gp ae wie les fallack’s. corne street and Broadway. SUCCESS OF THE way B} @ CROWDED HOUSES. aw DeD HOUSES. ce. —Beats may in advance. Talis (FRIDAY ‘EVEN ‘a ‘The same bill Becond time of Fike pine canis! Pautomime of the and of the magnicent, DIVERTIGEMENT of Six Dances, introducing Julian Martinetti, in his Great Also of the Celebrated Pyauce GROUPINGS, Family. ARI + 43 ROPR EXERC fretia and Master at 7}¢. Commence at 8 e'cleck. ans a sngaraer Psd nbn} EVER INTRODUCED 1N Hall, (50 Broadway avers Bleecker), this week only, The pratd national as, of deaaiy seventeen nations represented, each in style of fominine loveliness; every, known Euro, member of this bevy of Eiarming woman Our uiractions for the week are un: Tee etd Frepaviog at fn engagin: some of work attend ‘wants of onr Several oiher noveuiee will be introduced. render the arent, surective featgte of the mission free. FRANK BURN ing indy waiters wanted, INTER GARDEN. FRIDAY. SEPT, FAREWELL BENBVIT OF MIS, __ Being ber last appearance an ty EW BOWERY THEATRE VIRGINIU SPIRIT FRIEND. WALLA‘ ‘p'. ae TO NIONT, QTEREOPTIVON At AT TRYING ALL. . ¥IFTH AND LAST WEEK 9 or THIS eet WONDER L of oll the celebrated places in t Land vie Most exc bisiTe STATUAR With efects absolutely startling in their tlusion. Tickets 25 cents. Family tickets, adi ix persons, $I. cominence mt Doors open at 7: INTER GARDEN, bd FRAY, $8» FAREWELL 8 iT OF M a HowERs, bans wer lant wearance » sialy Audley ladies wanted, to wait on saloon, to whom igheat CHAS. BUAFER, w™ a CARDEN mipay SEPT, 18, FAREWELL Tit OF MES D. P ROWERS, Being & bee appearance as Lady Audiey, ; vad T 1B HOME, HE TOMR, THE THE PORTRAIT OF in the Ste: y “y every night amd hee bon 44 bn dd ay ary J METROPOLIT, THE 'or partiet LAS THOS, PANSLOE, areinatio’ agen Biielver street, Le Roy piace. it Won N* now the gentlemanly wilt be BR WRIA & TERiNo, RENRELT or M BENEFIT OF M Ze " to Al Role ree, New Tork pens Jon of tis play and adaptation pe ERALS ies t night and ait | CURIOSITY. OREA Irving Hall, will sae principal el surface of over x upTows BALL id gROOM JUST The ‘ere apted.—Mr. will Jet bis elegant A Sireee and ‘oritaia peisae sendin rr pu REKA musIC HALL, 4 BROADWAY. TEN Gen. | bed NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1863, —TRIPLE SHEET. wee ~ anne W'inacr the Eos o ‘Mr. Humphrey Bland reanure ‘A. Moore | Leader....Mr, Molienhauer RIDA ENING: wren mber 15. FARI BENEFIT of bey) D. P. Bi eB Cg Ber APPEARANOB in Jobn Brougham’ it ar pla fou fou ‘al on which has cea a ti ] t y ioe PR ni scrigd AUDIENCES ‘aD AR! NCOMIUMS: hie tones Y py ae Public. " LAST ABPEARANGE BUT ONE re, Bowers will ie * ec ‘To-morrow (Satu! Beg Bland and last appearance o! of ire, D Dt NCI Serie hes read Mr. B. Bowers, ARK. THEATRE, BROOKL' ry ry of Cit Hall Park. Poe cat naa empath Ci Tal Pb veaee SB rg iF fie ew pit EVENING. 8 THE SOLDIER'S ee Governor Heartall... Prank Heartall. ‘ord, ae, o To.conclade wiih’ ihe musical burletta of JBNNY LIND. «tiga, Mary She Mr. Walter nor M 08 Geo. by Missa bet Shaw, We A GRAND se EXTRAVAGANZA is in rehearsal, wittPnew Scenery, Munic, Dresses, &c., and PE A ge Doors open at 7. “Cartan, rines at 8 o'clock. Woon’ 'S MINSTREL Beinn Opposite Bt. wre iXTH W] oF HH BK eT ¢! PRO! nightly fill sas: Deautiful emp of minstreday, Pits GH! THE GHOST. WaE Ontost. This eae that ve Lt ¥ HAPPY UNCLE TOM is the most ery presented to the pubi f the age, A DANCING OMOST: nd every earn the week, Torn, Ohare Fe , Frank Brower. A. J. Talbott, Cool wale 6 C.Renry. D. Ys Wamboli. Lockwood. Glenn, Schwl- cardi, saace WOMAN'S eg ornate REBEL PRiVaWERn: HE GHOST OF HAPPY UNCLE Tox THE aobaun FAMILY. ‘FOUR CROWS, RAILROAD b BXPLOsION, 40, Doors cone Li ee Seta, Noten es GRAND GHOST MATIN Saturday afternoon. Sept. 19, commencing at 234 o'clock RYANTS’, MECHANICS ele 472 BROADWAY. MONDAY, Sept. 14, and every evening g during the week. fue IRISHMAN ITA! Madame Fabbri. y ottin b tatiel Conot Metiinata.. bay Dan iL ‘DARROLES, THE BOURBON a TO mag br NBISE SEYMOUR snd DAN BRYANT, AVE REED in spent a0 Nancy Fat Vuloal At the Forge. and Dram Major. Norice. Change of line-Doors operat ‘to 7; Carta =i ‘Open y riotweg 1B Pekee, cena = M Hieations can be made at the musi enberg & Luis, and Messrs, er & § LE. VESTVALI AS ORPHE: THE SIERUOPTIOON, BVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON, aT IRVING HALL. 188 EMILY 1 THORNE, AS LIE TE BHERROPTICON, EVERY NiGut, “PND SATURDAY { AVIERNOON, T IRVING BALL. 89 DORA DAWSON HAS JUST ARRIVED. FRow the West Tadiew and is open to engagemei son hasmany novelties in the way of cosuin in the tenor, contralto and soprane voiers, Her be anceriained from her agent, GAMES CO: Houston street. Monday, Sept, 14, a1 W TAEODORE THOMAS DRSIRES TO ANNOUNCE that he receives pupile for Piano and Harmony. AD- tor mot Messra. Tischer. Onyger large nite sil tres. He? sale €0.'s, 605 pe. with 6alciam red Parabolic Reftector, ‘and constantly on hand at way. Apparatus, and ‘ne use of thea J.P. LUMME & ANTED TO PURCHASE—A BOX AT THE ACADEMY of Music. Address, with full particulars, bow 2,986 New York Post office, OTe TO FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS last altcrnagn eabibtion but one of bit Wenn CON, Saturday. September 19, + 3 o'eloeke. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. | ¥ AMERICAN FAMILY, ~ CONSI ING OF A Loman. wite gull infant, wish to ire able for honsekgept Ing in New Work or rook! DB; rent munt Pd, moderate, ress Frank W. Yo New York Post of ROOKLYN.—PART OF “A GENTEEL PORNISHED House, with compeniences and usual privil ‘wante! for a smi lly; location south of Ad antic aR west of Court Please state full street Ae. Address for two dayn Hi. R, F., box Herald ofice, aa HOUSE WANTED—BY A SMALL | ramr* |y, In & plearant iRetreen Fourth and steth jorty-fifth streets. Address tating fot partic ular and price. J{URNISHED HOUSE WANTED-IN BROOKLYN, BY of thres persons. Mast be small. with al! mo- (0 the ferries, Address FogN ED “HOUSE WANTED-FROM NOV. 1 To May I, for a family of four persona, located betwee: Becond and Sixth avenues and from Seventh to Tuurieth Mtreet, Rent about ae month. Addi Iaire Works, foot of Rast Eleveuth streets URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—FOR FIVE PER- rons, between Fourth and Seventh avenues and avove Fourternin strect. from middie of Dece aber till Int of be handsomely furnished. Ad bo ‘OUSE IN BROOKLYN. WANTED. BY a A PROMPS, bie tenant. mall at the mode ines not to exceed :- ly tn oe per year. i fs OUSES WANTED—FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. We have an activedemand for furnished and unfur- nee “Soe desirous of selling or lett particulars to McKIBBIN, DAY 4 ‘OURE WANTED-WITH ALL, MoDERS RN IMPROVE. ear Broadway, 70 Pear! street: ments; tn the rs “et part of protected. Adress P. Ee Bogert, 174 and ‘NFU! eS ge Nes mw peter nek Lat BY A lane nitiated 1 Reom, eanily'nccees ole’ fro ‘cupstt facilities whieh Will be extra; without bear Fourteenth and Twenty-sixth streets ves, Address Mr, Bertram, Union square Port office. ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, IN A et ypoats: Address, stating terms, whieb must be joderale, W., box 2.47 Post ofice, WAXEDTIN TUR LOWER PART OF THR CITY Deelorred, oF Jersey City, a small House or Lower Pa rT Ei hand kKiichen Address A ak pn Wp FURNISHED » Use, IN A GOOD Lo- cation, |, ood referencts given snd fequired. Ad dress. post yaid. G. P. et RrmoIne, x car aman OF STABLING toenty (@ thirty horses. Address, stating Worms and location, Wie 10 Post oftica, my er J ANTE A ORNTLEMAN Ni} reapestible private how say becween East Broadway af ewe ote ars Wire, with. rmished & zs 3 3 parior, not exceeding $12 & month. Heralt Worms’, A RESPONSIOLE PARTY. | Wito i sean eat ot. est class ‘high stomp’ thew: nies fits Bond and Phiri ih » wri ant ira and a rent from ah ee: Wi Ray. hroonlyn owt ulber, Fences hy addreen Mrs. E'D. ti WANTED THE 18? OF OCTOREX, TAR LOW i ! Of A modern burtlt House, consiaing of five or six roars, Wier tank oft three: location in oF pear the war to $2h0 per year. Addrons A. Eaiticecusr — TANTED=TO LEASE, fou FOR ONE YRAR OR lorated 4,007 Post oben S aoe A SMALL PRIVATE paminy, A A Nice. ly Furnished House between Righteenth and Tw: Marth sizente and Foursh and Sinth avenues, Agarose, witb Particulars, Furoiaved House, vox 21d licreld olliee, ANTED TO MIRR—MY 4 ORNTLEMA arpa wire, who hare farnitare of thetr own, | v Soo lorauion and with ‘a Partioniars, wating price fan ABI, bow Herald of tr WASTED 70 1URR—4 ORNTERL PORNIBIED O8 or wee ‘Saareee'. 0 Seas sealant ANTED TO 12 ® Bodie TO RENT~a Sores HOUR of Wren hte a | Raareens Penletios fate ooniye Tesat W Ane ‘TO. rue SxrPuamED hauan, [a Rent - chan, PER TOM. —EBGG AND STOVE S128 ARaT BERT 4 RAN i 8 a Far Herder fr $8 Leics ary ree es ‘| ir. bad Andrews ¢ | Wes stock | oF br H Molten, TA FU! oro HOUSE OR Cor. | oe eu" lor & small box 1 Aue SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. nt NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN Birla want mituations ‘as cooks, chambermoalts, leon: nurses, girls for general housework, Ac. at Mra Lows '8 German Institute, No. 17 Stanton streei, pear the ery. N ENGLIAH WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as FaHle italy competent aud has deen, accustomed: Bie nee gtd as cat ia housekeeping, oF. would Tree C an ba Me ad incr can ay be — yeara’ relerence, Ad- ens C. Le. 7 SUTUATION W WANTED—BY A A BESPROTABLE GIRL, tery paar and reser wi “esol citi sallstoe. can ve give, Call for ae a a, for ait ay Yeterence can ve gives. WANTS A SITUATION as ri RESP! pom GIRL A foot vr “> ‘and an excelleat wasier and iro would" mais hereolf generally useful 1 Can be seen for two days at 264 Euat ‘Mh at, A YOUNG, GIRL, WIRHES SITUATION TO DO general housework; is washe! | Pinin Sook: very fond of ‘children, Call at Bloyer'e, 183 Charles et. SITUATION WANTED*-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, =e H it a ie, i Sy Inds of fauily sewing; the best of clly Md ih iv moas ith at 8 WEP Ni WANTED, A SITUATION TeM te mar see rey fovng. sad seal ih great only a . fierdayn st 37 Oherry st, neat Franklin suare. SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTAR and waitress or would do plain wr present place, 9 Pierrepont at., Xx years reference frou ‘her preset piace. (A StuaTION WANTED—BY A RESP SCTABER PER. cook, bas no objection to do washing ip & Good city reference, Apply at 267 East “RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A stu. ation in a private family: is her and iro A and plain cook; aiso pe nn i Fem. Can give good ai fences, and at 479 7th ay “permaid and walt- Le seen for one day OUSEKERPERS SITUATION WANTED—HY , Without incombrance; is competent to fill he city ar county: Good reterence days at 104 Division st, coruer of ADIES—IF YOU WISH'TO | sucuRe A COMPETENT dresamaker by the day or week, please call at 208, Jay near Falton av., Brooklyn. action given, and al ITUATION WANTED—BY A ARRORABLD. GIRL, ‘as chambermaid and to help mi rou ul bron: seen at her last place, io West ath st, i ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation in a ama | private family; fe a good washer and ironer. The best of city reference given her Place. Can be seen for two daya at 15 Dean st., Brooklyn. wha ae SITUATION as HOUSREERPER, INA hotel or boarding hous Man; perience. of sty reference given. be ven for a week at 30 Trviug place. Wntepy A YOUN LISH WOMAN, A SIT- uation as chambermaid ap laundress or plain cook in a small family. Good city . Apply at 143 Bast 48th sty near x ave. ANTED—A SITUATION, 70 ASSIST IN GENERAL work young woman, who can wash and 6 Ciramerey Park, on Thursday and TUATION FOR AN EXCELLENT ins seamstress or Gaokermell. be seen any time this week at ber present employers, eecond house below 86th at, Waste sD—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AB ist OF corresponding secretary to a mercantile douse; oF any writing ‘which. could. ne_at the lady's home, and for which a suitable Femineration ie offered, will Le wocepted. References furnished 1f required. Adres Copyist, Hera d oflice, ANTED—BY & Baerecsas 74 YOUNG GIRL, A palituation te. & staal todo oppeny bes be seen at ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. ion as chambermald and tw de plain sewing, or would ing. Good city reference. Apply West isth at., between Cth and 7th ave. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A ‘situation to cook, wash and fron in a small private faroily, Good ety, reference. ” Aisdrens 183 Bast 104h ANTED—BY,.A RESPECTABLE int, on as charoberina\d searnetrens. for two days at 22 Dean rt, Brooklyn. — ANTED—BY A SMART YOUNG WOMAN. A vary ‘as good plal washer and irot ninter, inyonng pir, wan jon to ¢o cl Sake if sulied, would wish to be parate, Call wt 206 Went 32 ui Deaint in washingand ironii A SITUA. an be seen aad no objection tous tween Bt ANTED—BY das RESPECTABLE GIRL, A BITU. tion to do general housework in Bamall privete family; ive good reference, Address 72 Went V7 ANTED—BY So Bparpora’ oe youna een, ituation as fm washing end ato fannt)vad a" Fence from ‘i place, 7 Sd ay. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION lanndreas: Je mily competent in ter business, | Can give the beat of eliy reference be neon at Lit West 26th rs Ht , corner of 7th av.. top floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, ree anil BY A PROTESTANT in a private fan ‘give city re pe,rear house. ae mall fest clans family; unde # ing. Phe best of city il a1 45 Willow st Bouth Brookly. NT BITUATIONS—ONE AS NURSE, nd waliress; the other as cook. washer Beat ally refercoces. Call_at LY West 26th et., Tih apd Sth avs., {rout room, reoond Boor HELP ‘WANTED—FEMALES. AP Caw HEABDRESS MAKER WANTED.—A TASTY and hexportonses person. Apply at Hathaway's, No. cx Gn, EMBROIDERY HANDS WANTED.—APPLY, T with sample of work and $1 deposit, at De Perceval's, (37 Broadway. H® peseast LP WANTRD.—A GIRL 70 DO THE HOUSEWORK for & pentieman and wile. Wases moderate; but a home given. Address J. P il. box 8L1 New York 1, OF CRILALITE Let st, between South 2¢ and South Sa ot arcouiya, BD. “Preece WANTED—AT 061 XTH AVENUE, Pony “GOOD IMPROVERS AND TWO Lapprémiices wanted Immneiately. also. & girl to wpe ane living at home with er parents, Ap ty room 1. ANTED—487 HANDS TO ‘WORK “OM | CLOAKS; oon. stant work and the best prices Bmart hands per well, Also 43 ‘good sievsed™ orton weit ea kod ‘well reat vie ae ‘tthe manufactory entranen Firert nual THAWLER H. GRIFFIN | ANTED—A Youre 1 PROTESTANT. OrRL, ro TAKE charge of an infant and make herself useful st be trustworthy and well recowrne | West 12th street, ‘helw m0 aod 12 A | ANTED—A RESPECTARLE PEMALE, TO #E! 1 lar article required in every family; an invest Five dollars par day can be not sold. Cail at 4 West V are now making (rom # to | mentof four to eight made; the money olan, ‘anded if } 1% AWTEDWA COLORED WOMAN, A® CHAMBER. was aud wailer. Good retercnce required, Apply at 26 Went 260s ' eat id to tos W2 em gi by hh wll agi 278 BOWEKY: OVE MMERS AND hands. Ap a sot) hoop sk: ANTED—A_ ougiaeanis AND A. WAITRESS; Toukh come well reuoun nd Khorougily under: j stan tale a tien Appt att sd ae, — | FVAXTED—TO GOOD GtHts, O8B Aw COOK } Washer and rower, tlie ofhe> as chamberuiald. inn cri vale bearing hones, sisters preferred, AppIy belwren the Yourverdana Ht acm. att amar, AP ee OR BNULTEI NTRD— AR AMERICAN, 80 means fi or ponarel b nen oa paced plain cook: wanitag for jai ly, wane ath Spray atid at lath we, botween ts Tart nee? egg PARTED—A a00D r AIN COOK FOR AN ENGL. il ‘and chop house; an Bngiish woman preterred.. Ay 70 bo THe in pont mane Serer! iy “umeted and © gt Rome and good wages, fnay ‘apply tod 4 Wrzao-* MIDDLE, AaED VED OMAR, eno whos w ARTRO—0) ‘900d sewers. agit 0 ’ Singer’s maehrne, Cal for one week jy ¥ wket® Women, ry MALL 1, PRIVATE P ’ FAMILY. A PRO en frome aot supa ren gears from en to wig I mab 18) West 10m st. for Uhtew Maye, tween the hours of ten Sted four o'clock. days, tavween ANTRDWA VIRST CLAMS CHAM MERMAID AND | st, Brooklyn: rookivn, between 1awd 4 Fake POURS Ts Weary Winten= A COLORED OMAN, TO DO GENERAL Sa iy ir wo aye mt se 25:01 1.4. anemia { W2 step GIRL YOR ORWERAL, HOURR WORK, ht aeacaaaalaond or ‘sana oat sareD—A ¥ YOUNG fon omen Ware i ee woul dp prt MR ne. near 6th av. co eioon of sd ANTED—A PROTRETANT arma. To 60 A SHORT ¢ in ne country, W do gemeral Housework, Cait at 18 Ring # - { y TANTED—A GOTRL TO DO GENERAL HOU BWORK, i 8 pond waeher aed fromer ant plain Cook oune tor v. betworm tb wed Ths kT jaye blind maxing preverres. HEL PW VANTED-FEMALES. ANTED—A COMPETENT DRBSEMAKER, ALSO AN “errand girl Apply abe) Went 36th ot J ANTED-A GIRL, 10 DO GENRRAL HOUBEWORK, Greeawich st, City reference requited. yam GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IXONER, in @ smal privace family; One who is tidy and wi feference. Abe ty at in ip stalra work, Must have good Wives GIRL ABOUT TEN YEARS OLD. WwW! b Went 20th at “Bly to Mra. Pary, 06 Bast 12th st, CLOAK MAKERS WANTE __ HELP WANTE \ GENTS, A |, AGENTS ARK NOW MAKING IM. me profiisselilog our pom large size “Stationers ets.”” We give no" ware”? ax “premiums,” But give “soisd gold premiuma" to all our agents "No viher house ean offer such liberal inducements, Send for our pew we NS & CO,, 86 Beekman street, 5. HAS! AGENTS WANTED.$2 POSITIVELY MADE FROM 20 ceutn; urgently needed by every person, aples sent free py LOOTT, I Seat e iWon Bal Cor rc! ree COMPETENT WAITER, wio CAN BRING TESTI. AX monials from private fainilies, Is wanted to 40 10 ano- ther city wilh a lomily, Apply at ipa. Sh Fifth Avenue Hotel, between 10 and 12, until Bacsday npxt, A GOOD, OYSTERMAN WANTED,—IN' Mark’ Place Hotel, corner of 8th st, an! ‘A BOY, WANTRD-T0 ALPRENTICE AT THE SION palneing, hive @ taste for let ‘Apply to Hojer & UIRE AT 8T. Ml av. tering Grala Ghul WALKER AND SUPKRINTENDENT WANTED 15 By an extensive fancy dry goods and millinery im Troy, N.¥. A| ve man, — his business, will be liberally A statiog where last employed and salary expected (ho others will ba, noe ticed), Jno. B. Williams & Co, care of D. B, Baa, 1} Chambers tt. New York, Ds s , GLERKS = WANTED, ‘A GgooD ply to Jones & %., near 36th st. KEKS AND STRIPPERS WANTED—AT TH Waxblauion we Wastinat MAN, AS BODY SERVANT AND pom: Wy, bamlon for & young gentleman. Address box 696 UW ANTRD—THK PRRSON \ WHO ASKED A COACH. ‘ination of Mr. Simmons at Filth Avenue Hotel, willy please call again between Band 9 A. WANTED-A_ RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, 1 OB, 16 Jearnof age, in a wholesale houres Must’ be quick and cared fe Ggnres,'and Bot afraid of wort May have & per: manent, pleasant situation, Address, in own. stating feferences and salary expected, H. G., Herald ‘mices” ANTED—A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, A GER, ‘man, for a comminsion house, who can correspond 10, jorman. English and French languages. Address box 2,68 Pout offi 26 MEN FROM TB COUNTRY: (ALSO rv ice $0 advance, jouth street. &@ per month; $54 to wal rendezvons, 174 Waite A HOUSE FURNISHING STORE, A <3 from 14 to 16 years of age. Apply at 161 Fulton ANTED— A YOUNG MAN, WELL EXPERIENCED in the ter business, to attend in a restaurant. Apply at Im’ Went ih st, corner of | Broadway, cy the basement. ANTED—A HOY IN AN ALE-AND CHOP HOUSE, Piette hlmaelt” generally wselul. Apply at at 3a on W4atEl-A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND IN A TEA ‘store. Apply to C. Devane, 535 Columbia m., Brook- lyn. WAxtep—a 3 Uy cTABLE MINGLE MAN (WHITE). understand buminess thoroughly. and 9 ne wait Teeommende! ana between Wand £24: M. to Mr, John Caswell, 97 ANTED-—A STOUT. ACTIVE BOY, pr BUTIER Aud four business, Must be well recommended, Apply to J. Cornell, No, 1 Essex Market WASTED—A CANVARBER FOR A FIRE INSURANCE company, Applicant will please give their names, address and references tonal references. Ad None need apply without unexerp- bon 2, ‘oat office, N. ANIED—A BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, FOR OPENING stern. Inquire from 11 106 © clock at 31+ Bowery, ANTRD—A YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITER A co ry aoe and ie nd kand Manin at figures. be willing to make himself gen References pied, Apply at the Herald oflee, ‘peween 10and ilo clock ie morning. WANE aon oR Two ae Apply at8s Wi yo & STEADY, sonRR iD OBLIGING MA max, rt distance country to yaa and ons cow and to mee biensslf nasful aay Greenwich at op EX EXPERIENCED ANTED—A COL RED BOY. OUT YEARS ‘old, who ean drive and wait ou tal Must come well recommended. Address J. M,C. W.. Herald office. ANTED SIX GOOD AGENTS TO vist THE PRIN spel cities and sell it onary and other £0008, aie of Ne C. Boardman, 81 sit vaT TIONS ~WANTED—MALES. YOUNG MAN, 23 YEARS OP AGE, OF GOOD PAMI- ly and Bromma and quick at Mguren, Wishes a Address K.J., No. 9 2d ay. AS HARDWARE CLERK—A SITUATION WANTED aa above, by ‘man having five years! experience as poeh im the retail Address B. L., box 105 Herald otter a station as ele NY FIRST CLASS WHOLESALE ¥ GOODS howne withing thee mergri: aod Zeya young with @ thorough knowledge of salary, by addressing J. 00 A YOUNG MAN WANT# A SITUATION AB Liout porter iv & wholesale hard notion can give orat clans reference from last ‘Address James Madinon, 290 West 30th at, sORKR, INDUSTRIOUS ¥ YOUNG MAN WANTS A a of hotel “Naitteas business, xood ay reference "RCTABLE YOUNG MAN. 19 YEARS O Hon In a Wholesale dry goo bv 1 Lo make bimeeil gewerali: bi Has fret clans ctty reference. . Ie Herald office. 10 GROCKRS AND TRA DRALERS ae Rear ne TA. le Bay tebinan, of eleven ve engagement to the ‘above mF 8 Felerences given. Ad AN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS—THB MAX riner and vegetable gardener, and take care of oO} nake bimack’ generally cork, Inindiona and dairy wom man's place, Call for three da: | Bleecker and Houston ata, in tue rear. | SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN, a8 BAR nett! A BD beeper or superintendent uf « bar or biliart rovm. Ua. | Fourted texdmypiats x to capability, ke Address George rald ofiee. WANTED—BY A YOUN: 4 good busine:® ha! lev xonpine and 4 goo! DAY, ehacneier, de. on OF references RA La LU. C., box 23 Post 0 dress I TION Aw PORTER BY A ORR " yoonry sure, High Krueger, No. 93 ANTED<BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUATION Ag aesstant Bookkeeper or clerk in a got wholeaie a nm ent, BO0d references oF wecority given. Address of a WF. B76 Murray at ANTED-BY A WESTERN LAWYER OF FIRAT rate legal abilities And several youre practice ® fone railroad curvoration OF expres com orated in thts efty, where, tn addition toh Aitainmenia may he made seful vo Loberences given. Addrew Y ITUATION. vouna Ban tebarged frem tne oF mer’ jate peaman ot ts not atret ene UNG MAN AGED fF store, oF a any busine Hy asefal, can read end and is correst @t Ognres. A reterenwe | frees for | 04a¥a, Denale Buckley, Sis Wee td tha care of Atmiiet, Lamritt & Co., 288 Bro THE TRADES. 00D, WORKMAN | (WATCIE CARE MAK A “Sines, by A. Gatnaud, 179 Bros? fendi "a. Alen one | nnd thowe why | be an entire Hands ine hmiahing of cana, be. A yeone Am, A pros is pA OLD. suas waetol Wade, where | | ieee wilt give bite a. work or sah ond Hy bos AAD Kan of, TILDE W ANTED—#TE, Nard) H, Carta, WT Roath Oh ot., Wiillamebarg | jonereraas GOLD BRATRRA—THREE OR FOUR d man can Gnd, mnt at full wacen; | thie ee Cri nd tit se pring ia cheaper ‘a Ph! Nast ings oitaherk uh ee ITUATION WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY 6 5 inter FOR & Mallonery engine renter met py bth t eres, AyRT Wor other wets see ninth page. INTERESTING FROM THE REBEL STATES. Activity of Trade Between Europe and the Rebels via Bermuda. The Reconstruction Question in North Carolina. FREE SPEECH PROHIBITED. The Rebel Press and Our Foreign Relations, &., ae, be. Our Baltimore Correspondence, Baurmons, Sept. 9, 1863, News from the South by Way of Bermuda—Great Actict'y in Trade Beween Europe and the South by Way of the Bermudas— Extraordinary Speed of the Blockade Kun- ning Vessels—Cpinion of English, French and Spanish Naval Officers in Regard to the Defences of Charleston— Rebel Recomnoissance to the Line of the Baltimore and Ohso Railroad at Bath—The Substitute Business in Baltimore~Ulier Failure of the Cotton Crop in Illinois. T have derived the following facts from @ highly intelli. gent gentleman who has been spending several months in the Bermudas, and who left those delightful tslands only a few weeks ago:—The trado and commerce between Fur rope and the rebel Statos, by way of Kermuda, is im- mense, and is every month increasing. New vessels are coustautly eogeging in it. Ibe profiis of the business aro so great that the parties concerned in it can afford the occasional losa or capture of a veasel with her cargo; but, in point of fact, captures aro rare, Tho remarkable feature of tho trade is that it is all ope way, All tho articles of commerce come from Europe and go to the Houthorn States. No- thing except an occasional load of eotton or afew hun- dred barrels of turpentine goos from tho Southern States to Europe. Of the latter article, however, it may be sald that the price of it has advanced four hundred percent, and its shipment affords an immense profit. There aro largo quantities of it stored in sundry places in North Carolina, whence it is brought to Wilmington for shipment, But still the wonder is where the money comes trom to pay for all the cargoes that are sont to the Southern States, ‘These embrace not cannon, muskets and munitions of war alone, but articles of genoral household consumption, such as tea, refined sugar, wines, silks, cotton goods, cloth, end, indeed, almost every article of commerce Whenever a vessel is ready to leave Bermuda fer Wil mington, the steamer Robert E. Lee rans out of port two reconnoitre. Having ascertained that the coast is clear, intelligence of that fact is signalled to the vessel, and sho leaves port and makes all speod for Wilmington. ‘The steamers ongaged {9 this business are constructed with a view to groat speod. They can oasily make seven. teen and cighteen knots an hour, and can therefore with facility leave behind them any vessels in our navy. Once on the coust of North Carolina, thoy have means of entering the port of Wilmington which are said to be infallible, Bermuda has been crowded all summer with gentie- men from all parts of the south, who usually spend a fow weeks there before proceeding to Europe, From them my informant derived « great variety of inform@gtion in regard to the condition of mattow at the South, and the prospects of the rebel government, to which I will allade presently. There are also constantly at Bermuda many officers of the English, French and Spanish naval services, who fraternise together on torma of perfect Dbarmony, and with macy of whom my informant was on terms of intimacy, Many of these officers had receutly been at various pointe in the South, and particularly at Charleston, whero they were handsomely entertained by General Beaurogara, and had an opportunity (which of course they improved) of examtoing somowhat in detail the works for the defence of that place. At «dinner party given by one of the Spanian captains, shortly be fore my informant left Bermoda, and at which he way present, the subject of the attack and defence of Charies ton wan discuseed at great length, It was the unanimous opinion of the officers present—Engiish, French apd Spaniah—that the preparations for the defence of Charien on were such that it could not be taken, When it m re inom bered that this opinion ie that of officers who have made such subjects the study of their lives, and who were speaking of what they bad personally examined, their opinion is certainly entitled to some weight. Nous verrom:. ‘The Union forces at Bath, in Morgam count?, Virginia, thirty miles northwest of Harper's Ferry, wore attacked yeaterday by a party of about Ove hundred rebel exval- Ty, who drove Ip our pickets and engaged the main body of our troops. They were repulsed, however, and re treated, pureued by a Pennsylvania cavalry regiment. ‘The malitary authorities here say the afar a of no oon poquence, But it is more likely It wae a recomnoimance the force and position of our made in order to discov’ troops im that vicinity. The Baltimore and Ohio Mailroat in better guarded now than ever before, and I believe is porfectly safe. such i the opinion, too, of the travelling public and of the bumnesr community both here and at the Wert, am is indicated by the two well fitled daily pas sengor treine and the numerous crowded freight traine which pass over the road, But it is due to the publicand to the nations! credit, 00 lens than (9 the enterprining railroad company itself, to see that ther® is no mintake aboot the inaiter. Reporing upon the solemn assurance | of the aden nitration Uhat the road shall be adequate y | provected in fulure, the company have pot only placed | the whole road aad’ all tho groat bridges in ihe same Slate that (hey were bevore the war, but Lave also made lavish oxpeaditaren in the way of new locomotives, oars, ke., ail of which are required for the great basiocss of | the road The eabetitote bariness in thie prope termination Commanding, 1 the houses en «Of ihe General od in it have bee city bas been brought to | | cormbpeliét W clone tholt estabiithuente it cannot be doaied that this is a Jodielons ows A the person | engnge’ to the bosimess carr t on good fa } t and the indivi who i, thetn were sen land to other stopred. Aine tates that Ib was bigh tum ig the passengers who today, by the way of the Maltitoor a ren\leman largely engaged in agr lilineis. “He has given me a hing and interesting account of the terrible etecia of the recent frost on the crops tm the Weat, In many places the coro will prove an entire Tat {t Is on the Cotton thas tx effete are most Themrande of acres of this had heen planted In Hiltwow, ad had bere apparently dotog Ri! Dignted by this untinely visitation. It in wow ail wilted, and will The planta are all withering, and jn moat came euly dead. This wan the fale ot the cotton ia inet when the experiment of raising \t there wan attempted some years ago. The climate Of tle N nok proto in owly bq a the Bowth 7 siave The Cottow Cr of 1963 and the Com- | merce of the Misstesipp) River, OUR NEW ORLBAN® CORKRAFONDENCE. New Onimane, Sept, 4, 1049 Colton am ts Peitical Magni fcamce— Opening of the Mises figrt River—Oreentacks in the Contaterary—A Trip to | Disinformation from the Veaple—The Cottam and Super Croga of the Country within the Rebel Liner, fe. Corton bas eraned tw bave any pollvonl Fiynifennee ime wae whee the rebel goverement at Richmond relied apoo it aaa lever to force & reongeition frdm® the governments of Fngiand and France, set troly it wars meet posent “argement’’ io their hands, But the shrewd, farvaning nen of Lameesbire were slow to bo + their mocks ADY EMPLOYMENT. APPLY | 0 a07 power #0 despotic aed the merchants am! many factarere & Manchester —of whet Cobden and Mright are fale specinens—saw early (hal they had better ene (he ond of (hia Aienlty Ot once, it being one they hed long fore poem might ome, Accordingly they stepted Cobden s viewre very early in thie war wea! be cheaper ant better t fend all the peretiver of laneasbire pe ventece amt champagne than t intervene for the eake of torcieg oat a wopply of 6 tion ‘Tiss erved they wilt hod & Om thet they cantians (0 beeomne more ted mm 1 indereudent owt aed the troth PRICE THREE CENTS, Of this country for their supply. 1 #aw myself in the Groat Extiibition ip Londen last year samples of cotton Frown in upwards of forty different States and countrier other than the United States, aud it i the kuowleage of the great efforts that are being made all over the world to grow cotton that makes them bear thelr present dis tress and privation with much greater patience than they Otherwise would, It being part of their policy to en courage the growth of cotton jn as many dilferent coun triea as Uhey can, so that if their supply is eat of \n apy one Or two places no feriour interruption woul cecur, ‘The pevple in the cotton States understand the question io this ight now, and have no idea of forcing @ recogn)- tion through the ageney of cotten If any one doubt» this, tet him travel through those Statew, as Ihave juet done, and gonverre with the people, the politicians avd the planter®. 1 haye just returned from a long Journey in the Gulf States, aud those border- tog tho Missiexippt river, where, being ay alien, I wae ailowed to go at will, and to talk with the ‘*eonfeds" on all wubjeots, political and commercial, though bore | only Propose to treat of tho latter, 1 repeat, cotton baw pv longer any political importance, This being the cane, 1 would ask why do the commanding generals of thie dis trict continue to treat itas if contraband of war? The river is declared to be open for commerce from Cairo to New Orleans; and if it # not, why the great sneri. ficos of lio and money, and the groatachTevements ot Gens. Grant and Banks at Vicksburg and Port Hudson? 1 am told that the civil authorities are willing to to encourage the opening of trade again, under the regu lation# of the ‘luterual Revenue and Coastwise tnter course” acts, and to give auch encouragement to capital to embark tn this business as would soon attract enough of the men of means and euergy from other places to make these now denertod leveos and empty warehouses again alive with commerce, and to cover the river with boats oa of yore. All that @ wanted is the permission of ding geooral lo do all this, but be seems - uly lng, Very Buccesefully ,**how vot todo it)” Tonderstand Genoral Grant is pursulog a moro liberal policy, avd, though his dyatrict a caly newly conquered ho is taking friecds to the government everywhere oub of what were its bitteromt enemies, Nothing has #0 potent an influence on a man’s political viows ax his Interests, and Secretary Chase's plan of making it compulsory to pay for all produce bought from them with ‘greenback: orks edmirably to this end, 1 #aw several Striking inetanoer of thin, one of which will Hiustrate my remark ax well a4 a thousand, When I was ww the contre of the State of Mississippi lately, forty or fAity miles from the federal lines, a planter at whore house staying for the night was visited by & poleher it, jorplig who wanted Lo Duy his cattle shee to NoUlle, he being near the railway, oy the foliow- iy Wok place. KE my much will you take a bead for the sheep, Mr. 8. “Tp whi “Why, good Confederate money, of course.’’ vo you any Minelesipp! mouey, Mr. B. i? “No, iF; but | reckon Concederate. money in as gdbd as Missixeipp! money any whar.”” “True, but you see, Mr. Bp! have an amount of money to mako vp at bank here, which I can only pay ia the money of the State; and'as the butchers hereaboute buy for that money 1 reckon I°ll seh to them, "* Tuis gentleman afterwards explained vo mo thas this was only @ subterfuge, ‘for ale he, ‘if 1 refused tako Confederate money T ahould be a ‘marked man; bit 1 can have this ‘stock’ driven to the Yankee camp, they wil pay greenbacks for them, and let me bave for uh reonbacks cgain any email supplies 1 want Termy jam fy: we haven't seen « bit of coffee, salt or any of those lnzurlen for Le nye AR a ta 4 “Bat sappose they teke t =e sheep from you, and don’t giv the supplies?” t a: “On, no," said he, « inner afrait of that. fevers! of my veigbbors have seen them, ond they were liberal end hohorabie to them—better than our own men; and what they way they'll do they will.” This same planter got me & fervice cone at a ptable wear by, for whieh the driver orxed $100 wm Orn federate' money or $10 in greenticks, | in to neo that, though both these men profery vo be Confederates, their Interests are loading them into the arins of the goverpment, and such is the infinence of im a toroonrse and commerce everywhere Grant understands: this, Banks doo not. Lerrie eetmnerne © ay river be again really opened, and if not done by the same ten an before, on account of their disloyalty w the government, or any other ill very re pidiy be pushed’ aside ond their piscea by new Teo with new capital, who will be the friend of the rr bho by be thus cc) aes OF are ee recta! ¥ more than @ tenth of a crop mont of that hap rince been and the bolle have ned already, and instead of being picked a should be, are allowed 10 felt and be warbed w boavy rains. te—they are very fond of green plant—are allowea on Tun in the cotton flelde cveryebere And complete the dostroction by eating the treading Cote the other under feot. Nor couja it very well be eiherwhe, The'planters Lave continued to plant crops each year Pines the war began, hoping that before it wan Matured peace would come and enable them to send Ahem crop to market, poluted. The Fach year hey have been ¢ contin ed Wo pant lee and jews, and to y lene and attention towlat they did plast. The egiuning of the war th the balnoce of the : packed and y oe market, The next , they planted a full crop, and the bulk of it was picked. The block bad been entaplivbed and there war very © Wo the country: thereiore po It bad mecevemriiy to be pat awe i jousee in the eed, eub'ect to waate any va abede and gu Hin varras ways Theo onthe the orop of 1802 3 much sinalier than the preview oe, The sheds ant other bulidings wore already full of tue previous crop, whieh could not be packed #0 this crop was probably Bet more thin bal’ picked. Of the prevent crop —1860-4—1 have akon Hi net be enongh of |! picked to numa soa!, Next year, duder any circumstances, whether peace or wat comer there will be oe cotton pented om. [eee the poversiaest eucnutage new meu The renilt of my inquiries oo this *oWeet, therefore. me bet the only cotton that eat present avaliable ‘or market i® the ba lanea Of the eroy of 18801, and the xinall quantity for which there was bageing and rope let of the erap of Jef) 2. and even this would mech of It have to be Bow leet arying from ten t Gam of Fix towlen to hawt ete to eight bales two te three miles an hour To wom up, the rebel bay the best (mules and bores be oriay Who! tieay have left bave been taken by the Union ot ridden away by the negro, whe, ler Die mester, g@ueeraliy rider cue of hie mle The have run Awey And are going by tnurnede and tent Of thowands, abd, gatheriog around the mien carey, Rerourly enbarrens the general a8 Wo their dim» det these cre metanren t hebooves (he gov ermine ore that (he lowe ore simmered wh the rea! liberal eonatrocton, on eae MIN prerared to ter the nportact (te on (rote ee vig ’ some other. Why could they aot ave Bee ie CoAio€ Le the powernmnen on (tem 1 URE Or AOn wih Bam be wlederery and greenboe ain he we thal ine cotton would be & bene ¥ thinking man knows that it i for the guverninent to bawe ix Treaeery aAing Uber ree peor in pines of th A sgaicat them paired ay t thay coukt find, att be diierout poate, 1 have oot cher, where | saw * 06 the levee, whieh 1 howe ani ratiering serwouriy. At \ fim ing quantity, thewgh (bey Co bery Towha (heen wo im ran! < tbe Dery one Ww the world, am! ev pace ch better ws betes tbmide the omntetoraey, th wine be 7 7, na they Go, Dasay In all, 1 comer & [Mags Mya ge AA | doubt M thay wit get mech more t a Ly, the ongerirnt bem Weperiont Ged the later of very greet (don't eee thet muah p 1 be brought io at prearat ates. g tor the purpoue AD that on ther lends tones Om ed bach 100 © Iwelve miles, ander y bereed. pearly el om the weet ede ot rein the month of the Ped river & Memphis, i ee ned tm thee Cate great Genk wine vm tee Leer past of Minmienipg atk (Pome the bat bali mation Pun get | bul eetimate te cotter bared im Une abet wnt tine Te ne han tek eabered an inch ae orton, the eee being MOREY 1 (hee bower part oh the reven, trom Pout (oapeeo the touth ott vie an tm the Union hens eome tine before Prewident Lineuin's preciamation pining (oe eegreee (roe, ket whieh, 1 will the Pome bered, wereexeleded (rom hie proclamation and they br. eke dintarbed (han (howe Cowly cagtared Mimics, tiengh many of (ewe eriaten are reduced t bail thew echenet hands by the @lntmenta (Gr the army oe others, fren the Simones io tbe Gonledarney of the owners cohert and (here are oany of tbene—(he engar howe + been burned down by the gubboste an4 ibe lane vat 4 cultivate king Sh these circumetenres inte ee) conavoee tee, | eat about one thir The « some tune 0 preps selene day, whe.) cep