The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1865, Page 3

' re OME (THE METROP us, anenonntnphcranonion ag" lars, Garroters @n°, Gnicves Sent to ‘the State "siison. COURT OF GEN” 9,1, gEssiONs. Before “agoorder Hoffman. jwervicTION OF THE seesroeet ov THE “PORTY THISVES’ * _ OLUB Awt erage NOTORIOUS BURGLARS. Tho first case on ‘the catendar in this court yesterday ‘was an indictme’at agaimst John Henry for burglary in the first degy.c, He pleaded guilty to the third grade of ‘that offence, being charged with entering the dwelling house of Thomas MoGrath, Ne. 213 East Nimeteenth Wreck, Sn the night of the 17th of July, and stealing ten @ollars’ worth of shoes. Am officer saw the prisoner onte out of the premises with the property in his pos- wersion, His Honor imposed the severest penalty which ‘We law allowed, which was imprisonment in the Stato ‘Prison for ‘five years, While tho prisoner was arraigned for sentence a cap- tafa of one of the up town precincts camo into court, ‘and immediately recognised Henry—who assumed tbat mame—as one of the most notorious young criminals in New York. Ho was the first President of the Society of Forty Thieves, in the Seventoonth ward (Mackerel- ville), and has alroady sorved two terms in the State Prison. Once he was convicted of a robbery in the Bow- ery, and on another occasion wax convicted of a brutal @asault upon a pohveman. . BUKALANIRS, w Peter Munday and Lawrence Casey pleaded guilty to pnt at im the third degree, they hay entered the ing house. of James C Rappleyea, 414 Fourth ave gee, No. 1 East Twouty ninth street, on the night of the inst., by forcibly breaking open the window Offles @aught the burglars in the house, aud found the imple ‘Meats of their nofarious profession with them: The Re- @order said that. the prigoners were well known-to the ‘Police, and were not entitled to any clemency. They ‘Were cach sent to the Stato Prison for five hey . James Gordon, indicted for burglary in the first degrce, led guilty hird grade of that offence. Ov the Bi to th night of the 18th of July be entvrod the house of Mictinet Mantel, 77 Forsyth street, and stole sixty dollars’ worth of property. “Burglars’ tools, as well as the stolen pro fz: were also found upon the prisouer, He was sent the State Prison for tive years. ARK DOGS PROPERTY? Mr. Schaffer was placed ou trial charged with stealing two dogs from the promises of Henry Gardiner, a dog. fancier, on the 18th of July The complainant, who was @ colored gentleman, said that he bought and sold and doctored ne Oue of tho dogs was worth thirty dollars, ‘and the other he valued at twenty five dollars. The Prisoner, who is_a returned soldier, sold one of tho ani- ‘mals to George Klee, another dog fancier, for twenty dol- The owner identified the dog by a red collar. Counsel for the prisoner argued that at common law the stealing of a dog was not a larceny District Attoruey Hall, in summing up the case, said the human affectious entwined themselves around the dog quite as much as they did around the humaa Species \uself. They would Ond very often two carriages by side in the Park, whore in one » fond eud doting mother would bave an infant in her arms caressing it, ile the next carriage would contain & pap dog, which ‘was receiving an equal amount of caressos. The dog was Property. A little child was not property, unless it should happon to have come betore the last procla- mation iv the Southern States If any of the ju- rors happened to bo a director in the insurance com: Re, that insured Barnum’s Museum, they might 6 to have the priuciple which the counsel contended for established whep Barnum sought to recover the value of his “happy family” or bis learned seal, He ‘aaderstood the counsel for the prisoner to contend for ‘the doctrine that nothing could be property in the way ef an animal, except it was the subject of food. Un- fortunately teez al knew something about the neiory of sausages, for ” meat was sometiyies used very ely im Paris and in London; so that on the counsel’s own showing the jury would have to convict hisclient, But, , , continued Mr. Hall, he contended that “whe f} aside, jury ought to find a verdict of guilty, to show the le at large that the man who is a dog steala pro- steal “trash.” As the value of the jor anid the a“ ing a gold watch and streat’on the’ aud of fale on jul gout to the Btate Print for hee er ge of a similar ‘nature individual, wi =. ing fasts i 0 is a foreigner, was in the “Jewela’ of tho ey - “; heh the acrime wi Pronounced to be ‘very mcan."” ” ‘ A DARING ROBBERY—WARNING TO GARROTERS. * Joseph Butler, jointly indicted with Moses Concklin for in the first degree, was: placed on trial, charged m serious crime. r. Jacob P. Sherman, an engincer employed by the Atlantic Company, was the complainant, whose statement was very concise, establishing tho clear- est case of robbery that has been proved in this court for 'plong time. Mr Sherman, who sto} at Paige's Hotel, was Ing from the theatre on night of the 24th revurnil ‘July, having parted wiih his friends on the corner of ‘and Howard street a fow minutes before When he reached the corner of Greene street crossed the strevt and struck him a blow, tH end attention to until he hit him another FE Blow, w! wheret fix other men, one of wi with a club. The prisoner then got bold of Mr. Sher. men’s coat, pulled it is head, and algo took his vest gad watch and ran off, but was hotly pursued, and with p —edrored sayy in — tomypaveor “with the coat in fis possession. The confirmed the testimony of Sherman, who was perfectly sober at the time. lin was chased and arrosted by another officer, but rest of the ruffians osca; 4, Phe jury, after afew moments’ deliberation, rendered S verdict of guilty, with a recom: mere; Fhis suggestion, no doubt, was the result of a statement a on from the fi ag hay eter. pln fact e ‘appear. @nce of the prisoner did not indicate thet he wins pro: highwayman. Recorder, in passing sento: said that ono object minal courts was each men respectably con- 2 a § 5 ity. His Honor supposed the jury \ vowed to merey bocauze their sym- — not wen = jury was goin; cably alo had bis clothes torn fYom is ere reason Why they should not go knock down quiet citizens. If your character surroundings aro such oye say they are you xpeot some consideration from the Executive, but it condition of affairs in this city, in view of naturo of this assanit, the neighborhood ‘occurred, and tho number of p:rsons who iit, and for the sake of setting an example, & severe sentence, which is that you be the State Prison for ton years. ANOTHER CASH OF KORHERY. James Graham, who violently assaulted Joho beg: ond corne: and drinking ir Market street Sac ee ui was sentenced to Re ennc Press for ive years. PA ATING A DETECTIVE, t i i He i ii = z : i Alonzo J indicted for a felonious assault on dobn Sacray, at it Downing sti on the 24 instant, guilty toasimple assault. ft uppeara that Mr was trying to get a frieud home who was mtox!. ested, when Prisoner came up aud asked him if he bad money; to which he replied in the affirmative, whereupon Jordan represented that he was @ detective, ‘but refused to show his badge. Soon after Jordan pre- sented a pistol at Murray told bim if he said a word be would biow his brains out, The Recorder sent him to he Penitentiary for one year, — "Margaret i, an tomate of a d table bi i ) a0 ini Pn pith perl was (sled and Goavianed of, arand ee. seny, in stealing, On the Bist of July, $200 from Jobn ey, @ returned voluntevr. The ollicer who made arrest succeeded in getting the money back, which ‘was secroted in a hole in tho wall. She was sout to tho ie. inlldy Whe, ole seventy-dv ini seventy- aeee Ave dollars from ~arty, ayyluper, i a house in Church street, was sent - a vooNe HRP: sae ‘Jane Dixon, a young girl, pleaded guilty to stoaling a aod: orth of perty from Char- pint ah oer ean na was quite a het ERAN ode cabs when she was in court some months sini th aympa- guuty, pue 1 when eman who happened to be present thised ‘with, her, and procured her employment, she bused the coniidence im her, and was disc fer stealing. She that the daughter of Mra, ‘was an inmate of the House of Ref; by falsehood. Sb aaa ® glari |. She wept luring J hes and #0 influenced a gent present that te offered to take ber if the Court would consent to dis- @harge her. The Recorder refused to entertain the “penevolent” design, remarking that she should be pun- He sent ber to the Penitentiary for two years. ‘The Grand Jury brought in av additional supply of in- ictments, which Mr. Hall is disposing of with astonish- ing celerity. Over one hundred and ifty bills have been found by the Grand Jury since Monday, ‘A FELONIOUS ASSAULT, PR yd Piderback, indicted for a felonious assault me erine Riderback, No, 304 Stanton street, on the Of July, by firing a idaded pistol at her, pleaded guilty to ae with @ dangerous weapon with intent todo ity harm. Counsel for the necueed stated in extenuation of his Offence that be had been in the navy twenty years; that the complainant was his wife; that for the Jast pine Months she spent seventeen hundred dollars, and that on his return he found her in a state of rioting and de- bauchery, when the pistol, which he seized, accidentally ‘Went off. He was remanded for sentence. GRAND LARCENIBS, Thomas Meakin, who pleaded guilty on Tuesday to lareany, was sent to the State Prison for two Cornelia Dunhars, who stole thirty-five dollars from Dennis agh on the 6th inst., pleaded guilty to an ttompt at grand larceny, and was sent to the Peniten- 7, for one year, ‘iiam Marks was convicted of stealing a fifty dollar Frees ry note from Louis Courtois on the 2lat of July at se Of bad repute in Church street, and was sent to the State Prison for two years Lie Barry, charged with stealing fifty-one dollars bag Pi iy from Louisa Holtman, on the 30th of july, pleaded gutll pentence v8 |Interceded with tears in his eyes. in behalf of got drunk, that thoy could not commit | ty to petty larceny. | Remanded for ‘Margaret Holmes, indigged for robbery, in stealing from W er he $$ rete lca ge pinto guilty to assault and battery. e Penitent for one year. Thomas Mesheny, charged with » similar Stealing one hundred and thirty-four dollars in a liquor store, corner of King and Varick streets, pleaded guilty to assault and battery, Samuel Davis pleaded guilty of an attempt at bu in entering the premises of Otis Field, 000 B on the night of the 2ist of July, and stealing @ Dilliard balls, worth one hundred dollars, ‘These prisoners were remanded for sentence, Margaret Lynch was convicted of stealing a gold watch fe ge table house in. the. New oe urston, ata disreputable ry. A detective recovered the watch at Greenfield, L, 1. She "John HE Thogart, indicted for steating @ canvas cover john H. in for Som Francis il wraith one poor a ifttze eight dollars, on the 80th of July, pleaded attempt at larceny, and was sent to the Penitentiary for six months, Margaret Packwood, charged with stealing forty-five dollars worth of property from John W. Cook on the 24th of July, pleaded guilty to petty larceny. Sho was sent to the Penitentiary for three months. Daniel Judge, indicted for assaulting Maria Smith, 15 Baxter street, on the 11th of July, by cutting her on’the head with a knife, led guilty to an assault and bat- tery anded for sentence. Nearly fifty prisoners were arraigned late in the after- noon, some of whom pleaded guilty to the charges _pre- ferred against them. Wm. Hammersmith, James Collins, Patrick Shay and Elhs Delphanoy, each of them being indicted for larceny, pleaded guilty, and in consequence of their saving the Court the trouble of a trial the Recorder was quite leni- ent, for ho modified the sentence to one year’s imprison- ment.in tho Stato Prison, Walter Williams, a pickpocket, who stole a gold watch ffom Gardiner Carroll while ho wag looking at the. pro- cession on the 4th of July, pleaded guilty, It isa’ sim ular fact that the victim in this case—an elderl: nate 0 pick- at pocket Sentence was postponed. James Farrell, indicted for stealing a set of harness fram hg peep eae se a, pleaded ey to an altompt, one of theemp! Wing caught him in the act. He willbe sey fenced this morning. a ‘The Court, re1 ed in session till after five o'clock, and adjourned to meet at ten o'clock this (Friday) morning. Admiral Farragut at Rye Beach. {Correspondence of the Boston Traveller. ] Atiantic Houst, August 9, 1865. The hot, sultry weather of the past few days has at length yielded to tho influence of grateful showers and cooling breezes, which have kissed, in thelr Journey to tho sea, the mountain ridges of the far North. The verdure of the fields has been restored and the forest sings a new song of gladness for the rain that has fallon on tho dry and thirsty earth, A more perfect day than that of yesterday could not possibly be imagined. And how timely the cool, invigorating atmosphere, for the fall enjoyment of the various pleasures anggested by the many resources of this locality, culminating at even- ing in another brilliant and agrecable ovation to the honored guest of Rye Beach—Vice Admiral Farragut. Tho guests of the Ocean House, desirous of uniting in some marked demonstration in honor of the noble herg of the American navy, selected the. 8th of August for a public reception at that house. Ina matter like this, where all hearts beat in sympathetic unison, it was not difficult to carry out any plan that contemplated a com- pliment to the brave officer, But in order to perfect the n arrangemonts the following committees were appointed :— C.mmitice of Arrangements—Joreph Blackwood, Esq., Philadelph'a, Hon. John T. Heard, Boston; ‘Arioch Wentworth, ee; Boat John Brewster, Bsa, Oar ridge, Charles A. B, Shepard Boston; Col. Dav: Campbell, Pittsfield, eu , Commitice on Reception—Hon. John T, Heard, A. Wentworth, Esq., John Brewster, Committe on inment—Charles A. P. Shepard, Esq. ; Colone! David Campbell; Henry H. Atkins, Esq. Ks Fo r Managers Joseph Bi sckwood, oe George ges, Exq., Oxford, Mass ; William r, Esq. Ginclamaehs 8 Fe Kin ;, Esq., Boston. oe It is only a week since the guests at the Atlantic House—where Admiral Farragut and family are spend- ing the summer—gave an entertainment of a similar character and for a like purpose, a circumstance which, perhaps, rather animated the committee in their endea- .| vork to make the second ovation more brilliant and en- yyable, pect than the first one given at a rival UBC. to secure this result it was determined that the entertainment should be mainly of a metropolitan character, directed by skilful Boston artisans. . Wore entrusted to the good: taste of Colonel Wm. Beals, who éntered into the work ¢mamere. Upon approach- ing the from tho east See. sppecanpee whe exceed. ingly, imposing. On either side of the entrance were shields ering Sa moms yer 4 cert ogy ronnded by a glory of flags and surmount a large gilt eagle. Streamers and flags were Teaconed around over the balconies, As you entered the rotunda the eye became daszied Krag 7 Of te Aorerations tad’ che: Wee ancy of illumination. Opposite againat ‘stair. way was a tablet containing, in Ietters ld, “Welcome Admiral Farragut ;” back of this the we “New Orleans and Mobile;” across the rotunda was the motto “One country, one constitution, one destiny.” At the en- ‘trance another tablet—‘‘Welcome to the homes you have prorerved."’ Over tho latter was an an eagle, surrounded with festoons of At cxther side of the main staircase were tablets con- taining names of principal battle-t surmounted by shields and flags, Eachcolumn was wound with little flags, parti-colored, and from the ceiling streamers and pants were carried to the side of thehall. The draw- ing room, being so heavily curtained, admitted of but st . ss wind Opposite thi nt In the centre low, entrance, was a festoon of flags surrounding the motto “Welcome our Chiet.” The dining room looked reper prett; and Alienctive. Opposite the eutrance wes a full tength portrait of Washington, surmounted by an eagle and sur- rounded with heavy festoons of flags. On either side of the room were tablets containing “Peace,’’ with ‘Liberty 1170” ‘opposite to these were 776-1865 ;”” * or our Gallant Army and and streamers were festooned from Gelling encircling the hall, conveying 4 light, Joyous whole were creditable to Coronel Beals and assistants, but not. altogether appropriate, con- sidering the compliment was intended for a naval hero of the present time. the evening Admiral Farragut, by the Committee of Reception, received greetings of it in the deawing room. This ceremony wag followed by the ntation of the chil- dren of the guests of the Ocran who were drawn ap in lino, each one had the satisfaction of shaking the distinguished officer by the hand—ad act they wili long remember with the liveliest satisfaction. A short time was passed in social conversation, during which the Ad- miral had an opportunity to pay bis compliments to the ladies who surrounded him. ‘THR HONORS OF THE FIPST DANCE ‘being declined by Mrs, Heard, wife of Hon. John T. leard, of Boston, chairman of Committee of Arange- ments, to whom it properly belonged, there was some Iittle digussion ax to whom the commiites should extend this much desired privilege. Had it been iral’s own choosing it would, no doubt, hi jcult matter for the gallant hero to have selected from. such a galaxy of beauty, and the committes, therefore, pon a happy relief. The namefot all the ladies in the'house were placed in a vessel, which the favored ove'should be drawn. This created some little merriment, as the first three or four names drawn out were of elderly ladies, or those who never took any part in the festive dance. However, the ghoice finally fell upon Mrs. Boarse, of Boeton, and the first cotilion was made of the following named ladies :—Mrs, Bearse, Mrs. C. A. B. Shepard, Mrs, Rus- sell Bates, of Boston, and Mra, Blackwood, of I’hiladel phia, The dancing now became general, and the rotund: Presented a very gay and animated appearanee—the quiet quadrille and lancers being rapidly succesded by the & larating: redowa and waltz. The music of the House (seven pieces) was sat sfactory to t- RECEPTION OF THR ADMIRAL. At an early hour of tended the dancers and to that large number of individ- uals called "wall ors."’ The Admiral danced nearly every quadrille Vancerp. envy. TAR GUFeTS. Among thore most prominent may be mentioned Ad- miral Farragut, his Excellency Governor Smyth, of New Hampshire, and Messrs. Biliet, Coast, Walker and Brack- of the Governor's Council : Secreja Fox, Admiral ley, banc; micnolg, of the ens Hon, A. D. Be ye 4 Chas . A. D. ‘and tho Rey. som, the tutor “Admiral. Farragut nearly forty years ago. Mre Farragut, being in mourning, was not present. puring thé aftefhoon she visited the Ocean House for the rpose of seeing the decorations, in compliment to ies of the house, -> ihaewn or ree At eleven o'clock the company repaired to the drawing ea ae Fat room to of @ light and agreeable instead of a fe supper, pnder the direction of Mr. J. B. Smith, of ing Was again resumed, ‘and kept up with ie — bod, a rm honking ‘tg. 1 shortly after midni e - te anak ential with ‘the enjoyments of the ds ee ingular Case of Incendiarism. ‘the Philadelphia Lodger, August 10.) A girl, fougteen years old |, Who resides with her parents in Reckless street, Second ward, had « hearing at the Central station yesterday on the charge of arson. It would seem, from the circumstances of the case, that the girl has ‘a mania for the commission of arson, On the of July the dwelling No. 8 Reckless street, from of the occupant, Mr. John Wilson, was by throwing a match through a broken pane of glase in the second story back window, which ‘was reached from @ flat on the top of the kitchen, The fire was soon discovered, and extinguished before it had made much progress, Ita origin was of course a matter of surprise at the time, aa there had not boen any fire in the part of the building in which it commenced for a Jong tim in the following day there were five Ores in Nos. 4 and 6 Reckless street, kindled in different parts of the houses within a short tine of each other, One of them gave rige to an alarm of fire, and fire apparatus were drawn to the pico. As the aflair was involved in a good Se of mystery, much oxcliement was naturally creates One of the fires was kindled on n second story back Window sill, reached from a flat; another toa tidy on a chair back, in a second story room; athird in a bed; a fourth in a closet; and a fifth in a lott, Though the girl was not seen to kindle any them, it was quite cet from the circumstances that she alone could have them On one or two occasions she was seen to go Stairs, and the fires were discovered jm ately after she returned. The matter was investigated by the Fire Marshal, and be was not long in eatist in himself who the guilty agent was; but, toputit beyond « joubt, sho finally made af :ltconfession. Upon this confession 5! terday committed for trial, Durin ew oe to be much affected. Her incendiary acts accounted for on ae! hypothesis than monomaniac on tho subject, There could whieh the ay revenge to gratify, for hor own vi almost immediately after the match was applied in one of the other dwellings. NEW YORK BZRALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1865. a Lpescoagon” Intelligence, Colonel T. ‘9 90 long known as the State Agent of Miinols in the south, and later as United States Trea- sury agent «¢ Savannah, Ga., has recently beon ap- Polnted ‘sf the President United States Direct Tax Agent a th, State of Georgia, with headquarters at Savannah. - *S an important position to the government, requiring “a the occupant sterling integrity and a fine pereeption of what constitutes equity as well as justice, The Colonel 4 stopping at the Astor House for a few days, Acorrespondent writes:—We rarely meet with the name of General Cass in the papers; but he ‘still lives,’? at the ripe age of eighty-four years, He resides on Jet- ferson street, Detroit, in a handsome modern built dwell- ing, while his eldest'son occupies the old family home- stead two squares distant. Though atflicted with the leness and forgetfulness naturally incident to his Patriay !aze, he maintains better health and a more active spirit than could reasonably be supposed to belong to his timo of life, General Eweil and wife reached Alexandria, Va, on Saturday night, and loft Sunday morning, on the Orange and Alexandria train, for the General’s home, in Princo William county, The Danville (Va.) 4pp-al says:—It {s rumored that General Joseph EB. Johnston is willing to accept the Position of snperintendent of some railroad. For this position his high executive ability and great scientific attainments eminently fit him, and one of the many re- constructing roads of the South would do well to secure his services. Tho stockholders of our own Richmond and Danville Railroad will soon be called. upon to elect a president, at which time they could not better subserve their interest and tho State's than by uniting the offices of president and superintendent, and appointing General Johnston thereto, His military status cannot be urged against his’ holding a place #0. entirely separate from politics; and his practical good gense, combined with his ‘thorough knowledge of the improvements in the science of mechanics, will, soon make the road the best in the Stato, as it 1s already the most important. Miss Lee, from New York, who has for some years past lived with ‘her sister, tho ‘wife of Baron. Wachter, the Wertemberg Minister In Parfa, {8 about to marry the uke of Glucksberg, One of the Holstein princes who magnani- mously forfeits his rights as a sovereign prince in order to become the hi id. of &' sovereign American lady. He is an elsenty, man, and ag be is past the age of ro- mance, Mrs. Glucksborg my, perhaps, make some sotid historical use of her life of leisuro and ease by throwing ght apon the Schleswig-Holatetn question from her, per- sonal relations with one of the parties to it. A well known family in Troy are in distress on account of the clopement of a danghter with a returned soldier, The young Indy ekedadtdled ont of a back window Monday night, and, with her “bould soger boy,” went to a Bruns- wick “domin{e” and got married, B. P. Cheney, Captain &. C. Roe, of Boston; J. M. Thompson, of Springfield; D. W. Barney, A. H. Barney, W. B. Dinsmore, B.S, Sanford, L. wW. Winchester, A. Hollance, J. A. Pullen, of New 'York; Henry Wells and Hon. G. B, Morgan, of Aurora, N. Y.; Major Fargo, of Buffalo; Vajor Butterfield, of Utica; Johnston Living: ston, of Tivoli. N. Y. ; Major General Blair, Major General Bartlett, Brigadier General M. , Litehfeld, John Minor Botts, of Virginia; A. Gaithere, of Cincinnati; Samuel Shoemaker, of Baltimore, are among the guests at the Union Hotel, Saratoga, Fox Rudd, of Buztown, Pa., 1s cighty-nine years old. He has lost nine .sons in the war. Eight were killed in battle, the ninth by starvation at Salisb:ry, His tortures there were so intense that he ate his own right arm in the hope of assuaging his hunger. The fourth son of this old patriot has just come home from the army bear- ing the scars of eight wounds received in battle. The Chicago Repwhlican the following:—Probably tho richest woman in the United States is Miss Hester Robinson, a young and beautiful girl, lately of New Bedford, bit now a resident of New York city. Her father died recently, leaving her one million out- right, and the income during her life of about for mil- lions more. Her aunt, Miss 8. A. Howland, of New Bedforl. who deceased about the Ist of July, also left her a million; but, at the same time, bequeathed largo sums to various othor perrons who were not her blood relations, among the rest giving to her physician a hun- dred or a hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Misa Robinson js dissatisfied with the will, and has employed five of tho most eminent counsel in Massachusetts to endeavor to have it set aside, though on what grounds the public is not yet informed. Samuel Caswell, of Barnstead, N. H., is one hundred and six years of age, and has never drank intoxicating liquors nor used tobacco in his life, He has never worn spectacles, and his eyesight has ben perfectly good till within a year. He has mowed grass every summer since he was twelve years old till the present, and ope never had a physician but three times, dnd those lately, His wife is living in good health, at the age of-mnety-aix, Major Genoral Winfield Scott Hanceck, com: the ‘Middle Department, left Baltimore on Sunday last on a ill probably be absent visit to St. Louis, and will hree fd General Haneock has For mére than been actively engazed with the army in various flelds, and day's release from most. M has scarce! ed & ardnous duties, ad no man in the regular at have asked for a furlough with a better gracetl ‘ Ex-Lieutenant General J. C. Pemberton, of Vicksburg notoriety; Major Gencral William Mahone, of Norfolk, and Major General Arnold Elzey, of Maryland, are at Nor- folk city. Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has been stopping at Bedford Springs, Pa., for the last weok. o Six brothers, the youngest of whom is fifty-reven, and whose united ages 1s three hundred and ninety-six, all met together for the first time in their lives, last week, in Providence. They were all born in Tiverton, and by means of tho colonial records can trace thelr Rhode Island lineage back as far as 1643. The brothers are:— Robert Manchester, Surveyor General of Lumber, aged seventy-five; Isaac, of Bridgewater, Mass,, aged seventy- three; Otis, of Beloit, Wis, aged seventy; Humphrey. of New Bedford, aged sixty two: Jacob, of the firm of Man- ches‘er, Hopkins & Co, of Providence, aged fifty-nine, and Ell, of Utica, N. Y., aged fifty-seven, Lord Palmerston, at eighty one, has ap) itly no im- mediate intention of yielding up the pleasures of this life, whatever may be his purpose with regard to the cares of Stato, He has just entered one of his horses for the Derby of 1867. The Prince of Favs, in his capacity as ‘Duke of Cornwall,” hag been visiting his extensive Cornish es- tates, accompanied by the Princoms in miner's clothes, they went down the Botallach tin mine, which {sone of the most remarkable mines in England. Its surface workings ate carried out on the cliffs near the Land’s end, aud the underzround workings are und r the sea, whose rolling, in rough weather, may be heard over their heads by the miners while they are pursuing their hardy toil, Lord Milton, well known on this side of the water for his Rocky Mountain explorations, has been returned to Parliament for South Yorkshire at the head of the poll. He is rather an irrepressible young gentleman of twenty-six, and was sometime since brought before a London magistrate in connection with a prominent mem- ber of the London demi monde, a tite-d-the ride ina ba- Touche, and a miss'ng diamond earring. Madame Ristori has just been the victim of a con- siderable robbery. She ses a handsome apartment at Rome, in which sie intended to pass the winter. She has now Iearned that {he ps n in whose charge it was left haa absconded, after having sold all the furniture, ‘The loss amounts to above ten thousand francs. Asan Illustration ef English | ners in the nine- teenth century it deserves to be x nerally noticed that an express train on the Great Western line was lately kept waiting nearly five and twenty minutes for the con- venience of Colonel Lord Lindsay, the new member of Parliament for Berkshire, and the husband of Lord Over- stone's daughter It is said that the King of the Helenes has decided to go and live at Corfu for a time, to escape from the settied state of aitairs at the capital. The foreign mi ters have been invited to follow the court, All lovers of musi of hearing M. Sehn sing Handel and and song who have ‘ad the pleasure v von Carolefeld, the German tenor, laydn ‘red music will be sorry to ear that he died a few daysago at Dresden of typhus fever. M. von Carolsfeld was one of the best oratorio singers in Europe, It is proposed to erect a monument in the form of a marble statue, to the memory of Sir Joseph Paxton, and to place it in the garden of the © I Palace at Fyden- ham, ° fis eB a to. The. a A good story is told of tho Bury (England) election, Tt ts said (hat Mre. Peel went to canvass an eloctor in be- half of her husband, Mr. Frederick Peel, and found that the man whom she wanted was not at home, His wile, however, volunteered the information that he could not vote for Mr. Peol because he had voted for Mr. Phillipa and had received £36 for doing so, whereas he would haye got only £20 from the other side. Tho practice of paying the expenses of candidates at Englivh elections appears to have become fonding during the last election than on any previous aslon, Besides the Well-known case of Mr, sf ‘Mul. ity. Fhomas Hughes is reported to be uy to Fet in his election bills for Lambeth, his goththitee having undertal their discharge by ans of a shilling subseription 10K Wye Yorkie men of the borough. Nor is the practice COutined to successful candid Mr, Glad. stoug'* Oxtord committee have adopted a simiiar course, There are some well known men who will be conapicu- ous by their absence from the] British House of Com. mons—notably Mr, Bernal Osborne, whose non-return leaves (he power of bitterly jooular invective with Mr. Horseman alone, Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, and Major Beresford, Frall's friend, W. B., almost the last of the old tories. If there is one person qualified to speak to the truth or falsity of the adage, “A. short (Pacliamen- tary) life and amerry ono,” itis Mr. Thomas Brassey, whose momberehip of the House did not last two woeks. It is stated in tho Heveford 7'émef that Mr. Denman’s defeat at Tiverton was peculiarly mortifying to lin, inasmuch as he had been marked by the Premier as the Speaker of the House of Commons whenever Mr, Dent- gon thought At to retire from the post, fur which he ie Rot pre-eminently fitted, Englieh Papers affirm with great ki Crketiee of the Court of ositivenoss that the Lord Chie eon’a Boneh, Sir A. Cockburn, and. the Lord Ohief Justice of the Court oe Common Pleas, Sir W. Erle; are to boraised to ihe peerage, The prominent object of the ar- rangement will be to increase the judicial power of the Howse of Lords, and strengthen the cause of Law Reform, by attaching; to the side of Lord Cronworth wwonvle, enlightened and liberal lawyers. There ia no truth in the story that M. de Girardin has bought the Pompeian villa of Prince Napoleon, 5 cur. 3 residence and its appurtenances are mas vt; and any capitalist desirous of J i) days at Pompei will do well to buy one of certainly tt rettiest imitations of the houses where Giautus and jone used to make love, and buy flowers of the blind girl, ‘The Prince has, however, removed mort of the val collection of works of art which was formerly inthe villa, Ar Warr iat: Bs Te to of the Windsor garrison, and while passing through the quarters of the 2d Lifo Guards, accompanied by the eolone! of the regiment, was much attracted by the ap- pearance af a small and very pretty terrier dog named * Dick,” belonging to Corporal Woodhouse, one of the bandsmen The Queen caressed the little dog, and spoke to it. This saved its life, for the colonel gave orders that ‘ Dick” should be allowed te live, while the rest of the dogs were killed in accordance with the edict that had gone forth. Dick is now the favorite of the regiment, and is jored with a collar decorated with the regimental buttons, and on the plate of whieh are some unquestionable dog-grel lines narrating how the animal’s life was saved. AN Avrreria Ixctoexr.—When the Fortioth Missouri arrived on the steamer Olive Branch, a woman, with joy sparkling in her eyes, hurried on board, With a buoyant step and a palpitating heart she scauned the different companics drawn up on the deck. “Where is Company K?” she eagerly inquired. “Over there,” replied a soldier, poiatlogis the direction of Company K. The woman astened to the spot, and, passing rapidly in front of the sunburnt faces of the men, gazed at each with a keen, penetrating glance. She was looking for her husband, who had written to her from Montgomery, Alabama, that the regiment would start for home on tho following day, and that in a short time he would be with her. Once more sho passed along the lino, scanning the faces with a closer scrutiny, but failed to ‘find the ono she sought. At length she timidly addressed one of the soldiers: “Is thisCompany K?”” “Yes,” I am looking for my husband—whero is he?” “What is his name?’ “Walker.” “Oh, he feil overboard and was drowned in thr Alabama river.” The poor woman clasped her hands over her face, and, without saying another word, passed slowly from the boat back to the shore, seeming to walk without tho use of her eyes, Her heart was too full for ‘utterance, and the great agony that come so sud- @enty upon her sealed her lips and checked the fountain of her tears; but the men of tron nerve who saw her and Knew the cause of her sorrow wept hke. children. —Mis- sourt Denveorat, August 1, MPE en HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. ENT AND RESPECTABLE PART’ Y MAY arrange for @ furnished House and Board; a family Consisting of ten or eleven persons. Address B., box 1,635 Post off 7 758 TI from7 A order: oe, to 12, HIRD AVENUE.—TO L te 1 Houses, reple a chance for some one. or'after JA JED HOUSE TO LET—FOUR STORY, MC dern English basement brown stone rT OUR wo Fi Ae with P.M. TORY nished through HAMBERS RST CLASS / white mar' a size i ls session in Sept LOYD & BONS, 15 Nassau tree. DL byt ~ TO LET IN BROOKLYN—A hands ed, moderate sized House; water, gag and furn Apply between 9A. M. and 2P.M,, at 57 ° 68 PCRNISHED HOUSES TO LET—TO PRIVATE FAMT. lies all new and in complete order. Fourteenth greet, $35) Per month: Twenty-fith street, $290; ‘Thirty. fife rel 40): Forty-third street, $25 Apply to W. H. TIGB 'o. 3 Pine street. i ass sid P ING, agent, IER NO, 2, NORTH RIVER for aterm of years, Apply on the pies -TO BE L ART OF A WELL FURN and netehborhond first class, atreet, between Seventh and Eighth avenu HED HOUSE TO LET— consisting of parlor, kitchen and three bedrooms; house Apply at 238 West Twenty-fifth TEAM POWER AND LIGHT ROOMS TO LET—1 TO posite 20 horse, on Canal. street, ne: Broadway, 0) Earle’s Hotel." P. J. INSLEE, villicg 102 Walket atroet, 10 LET—A PLEASANT FURNIS5 D. FRONT AND back Room on’ second floor. s@ has all improve- ments, Apply for two days at 37 West Forty: Bn ed ys at 37 West Forty- first street, near [NHTED STATES TREASURY, x4 New York, Angust 1, Parties holding thirty’ (90) or more coupons of the Fea seven and three tenth notes, maturing on the 16U inat., aP@-Kequested to hand them in, with schedules, at any. Ume’ prior to the 14th inst. Holders complying wit above will have thetr coupons'examined and checks giver them on the 14th inst., after three o'clock P. schedules will be furnished upon application at the interest department of this aflce. H. H. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer U. 8. cet ITY, COUNTY AND STATE BONDS, AND ALL THE Governinent Loans bought and sold, JOUN B. MURRAY, 28 Wall atreet, IGHTH DIVIDEND—OIL CREEK PETROLEUM Company. —The Trustees of this company have declared ‘a divideud of three percent on the par value of the stock (twenty dollars), payable Ju'y 2: M, WOOD, President. . M. ’ len W. H. Harrison, Secretary pro tem. i IRST NATIONAL BANK OF PETERSBURG. REUBEN RAGLAND, President. JAMES B, CUTHBERT, ¢ Jaa. Chieves, V. P.: John Donnan, John E. Lemoine, Thos. Withers, Daniel W. Laralter. On and after the TENT! DAY OF JULY this bank will be open for the transaction of all kinda of fn the banking house formerly oocupied by the Bank of the in use forme: jan City of Petersbu wae er rg. Additional subscriptions to the capital stock will be re- evived. ———— TOL, TOSCANO & CO., NO. 2 SAN PEDRO STREET, Havana, Cube, respectfully solicit consignments of all kinds of merchandise, agencies for machinery, collection of Silvanus Johnson, claims, Ae., on which thelr best attention will 'be bestowed. Returns made in gold or Wberal_advances, through our agent in New York, JOSE ENRIQUE DE SANTOS, 3) Cedar at, OPacE OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, 187 West street, New York, July 26, 1865.—Dividend.—The directors of this company have declared & semi-annual divi- dend from the earnings of the road for six months coding pro ag of three and one-half per cent on the prefei at ‘Also n semi-annual dividend of four per cent on the com- mon capital stock. Both less the government tax, on Monday, the 21st 6 ‘place, to le, day of Kune next, at the Treasurer's office, Eri red holders of. atock at the closing of the books. will be closed be reopened on nefer books of both classes of a ‘gn the afternoon of Saturday, the day of August, ‘Wednesday, tne Ys Whe 2 day Of ORATION. OTIS, Secretary. BRS, 4 WALL STREET, NEW ANN GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS. on hand, for late delivery,. all Sesues of Seven- ‘We buy and sell a ‘of Government Segurities at market rates, “Also "s Checks and Certifleates Orders from Banks and Bankers executed on favorable terms. VERMILYE & CO. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT Gage, in aume to suit, on $250 .00' Property. 8, F, IRELAND, 182 Broadway. TO LOAN—IN 8UMS TO SUIT, ON £900,000 ENE ecrmesesn th. LET—IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, A NICE FRONT Room, with a whole Room adjoining, House well located, with modern Improvements. Apply at No, 4 Warren place, 10 LET—FURNISHED, A FIRST CLASS BROWN qhstone high stoop House; furniture new and elegant; ‘Toeation nexceptt rth stra lopable. Apply on. the ty between 1) aud’ P.M mnisen, 110 Bast Possession im- 10. LET—A_ NEATLY House on Thirt Apply to M. 8, MYE FURNISHED | HIGH rth street; rent $20 per STOOP month, ry "RS, 476 Broadway, from 10 to 3 o'clock. 10 LET—A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, W: on the second tloo Inquire of Mme. BAZIN. 1TH _ rent $10 a week; at 64 1 GAS, 9 Broadway. LET—UNFURNISHED, TO A COUPLE OF GEN. tle front Room and floor of men, or a red. entleman and wife, without children: a fedroom, with Kitchen if required, on third Private house, Tnquire at 70 Third street, Re: ‘ence requ fer- 10 LET—A FURNISHED OFFICE, AT 817 Broadway, corner of fourth floor. JOH A ‘Twelfth street: also a TR ND 819 oom on IN 8. KELSO, 69 Liberty street. 0 LET—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST STORES ON the west side of Broadway, for the restaurant business; Toeation excellent; rent very. favorable; first class parties only will be treated with. Address D, A., Herald office, LET—ON VANDERBILT LANDING, STATEN Island, immediate possession, a two story attle Cottage; rer year: furniture at $750. Apply to A: JOURNEAY, 0. 6 Pirie atreet. 10 LET—A {MAGNIFICENT ROOM, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, on the first floor uj store, corner of Broadway and Grat business room for tailors or others, Apply on fine sho the premis we street; would ‘taire over Singer's make a 0 LET-THE LARGE, WELL LIGHTED AND VEN. DEN To 1 sti re fixtures: must ture will be sold ok lated Office, No. 87 aM road street, Apply to CR! Broad street. ITTEN- ET—THE HOUSE 476 WEST TWENTY-SECOND ¢ House and the the Furniture that is in it, together with gas ve paid for; $1,000. ‘The for $9,500. - Possession immediate. Furni- 10 LET—FURNISHED, A FIRST CLASS THREE ator Hr fth and Sixth avenues, Apply to tween RIA & CO., 20 Beaver street. brown stone House in Forty-seventh street, be- M. ECHEVER- 10 LET—TWO LADIES’ BOARDING HOUSES, FUR- nished. Inquire at 187 Wooster street. (0 LET—A STORE, 17 BY 80 FEET, FIT FOR ANY kind of business, ‘Apply at 8 Sixth avenue. LET OR LEASE—A LOT, 25 B two stories hi nents mati (i font. “apply to"k, SCHWARTZ, 37 Forty-sixth etreet, BY %, WITH BRICK base- West (7° ,RENT_FURNISHED ROOM: AT NO, @ WEST Fourth street, three doors from Broadway, © ROOMS TO LET—TO PARTIES ENGAGED OUT doors through the day. Apply at 136 Thirteenth street. THOSE TIRED OF BOARDING,—TO LET, FUR- ao nished, every con wenie ton street, near Hu; & Parlor on the first floor, and Kiteben, with ing. Cail. at 296 Weet Hous- $45 0. A YEAR.—TWO STORY AND brick House in Brookl BASEMENT half an hour from Fal- ton ferry; location delightful, 20 Sixth street, near Fifth av. salt LOAN OFFICES. T 60 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 3A, HONIGHAN e highest for Diamons ‘atches, Jew- icy, ReY*ite cif saabse advanose on cousigomente Sf the above articles, ASR WEEE ARIE SE Bk WATCH: WEWELEY ‘, &e., AG ieockoratrect up stairs. A’. AMOUNT TO Meg ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jewelry, &c., or bought for ‘cash prices, (68, Diamond Broker, 841 way, ‘Opposite Wallack’s Theatre. OANS NEGOTIATED ON MERCHANDISE, BOND stocks, notes, dlamouds, jewelry an fptions of eillaterais, ‘Otice No. 6 hectdr street. AWNDROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical Instruments, P Goods, Silks, Chothi Money advanced on Die: ing, ae. monds, Watches, &c. 120 Bowery, near Grand street, up ‘stairs, GQ WILLIAM STREET —DIAMONDS BOUGHT AT 80 per cent more than is paid by any other dealer; also Watches, Jewelry, Planos, ac. Loans negotiated. Remem- 62 William street, right Tabular Boiler, about five horse. Address bo THE HOUSKHOLD FAIRY The greatest invention of modern times. Already in use in A.universal favorite with housekeepers, doing :nore work ve ever presented to Tt will bake. bofl, roast, brofl, fry, stew and wash and fron, Rowse WANTED.—A GOOD SECO 3.290 Post ofice. C B. LOVELESS’ PATENT. ‘ PETROLEUM STOVE. DEPOT NO, &2 AND 54 BROADWAY. thousands of families, and pronounced by all A MODEL OF GL ECONOMY AND LUX- atiess expense than any oil or gas # the pric. ata cost of fifty cents ‘per week! A large assortment of stoves of all sizes, from No. lto No. 4 with furniture com- ni. . B.—Mr. C, B, Loveless, the Patentee, will be in attend- ance at his office in the depot, 542 and 544 Broadway, daily, for the purpose of giving ull required tnformation in regard to the stoves, and for the sale of Territory for the exclusive Some very choice districta remaining un- sgon, will be disposed of on rea- nd for these stoves I# constantly in- or Vit a) e nd to have a large and ready sale wherever they are introduced. There is no more valuable patent right in the United States, CANCERS, CANCERS, ijcally exterminated and a sure without the use of the knife. This reaipe was great expense from an old Indian chief, aiperacuaen Inquire at 36) Hudson street, fourth street door below pe oures Re Corum Wren ou [J ARTMAN'S PATENT INDIA RUBBER CRUTOHES— «o ag oS Fees street, three dours east MISSION BUSINESS.— eprene now in New resent one or more OXDON AGENGY AND Cow Ney ea n of great practical 4 York, 1 open to an arrani it to rst cl ntile houses where high trust and confidence is requi The business fought for is in exchange, ship- References of the highest class, Address ping and produce, Si fovra office, MARBLE ‘AND SLATE MANTELS—MA’ dan be aforded by ety makers. eee WEST UABTLETON NUFACTURED much less then TE COMPANY, ae # 274 Canal street. vi RBLE fLS—THE ONLY PLACE IN THE a oe shore cha mantela of the latest designs is aA A Marble Works, 109 Bast Eighteenth street, hear hind avenue, New Yors. ‘Mantels put up in the coun ~ Gg ou. i oe (A = UE MANTELS 0) ARBLE MANTELS —MARBLE MANTELS OFFERED ‘at a great reduction in prices at 8. K tn mun actary, 64 Firgt avenue, near Third abrog!, Ngw York, ae runes sD—TO PURCHASE THE NUFACTURERS WAN Mea acter reeds nnd barieas of coon wormed wire; leo bobbing, shu erything connected with weavin, CHOSBLAND'S Factory, Clintou and Water atreete., J. 7E8; boat; AND SECOND HAND ENOINES, ALL 61 one five horse Portable Oscillating, su'sble, for oree 18, jollers, three to prac: Kaine, ners, Pulie Water street,” hay Shutting, Ao.” We WILLARD Water FANTED—A SFCOND HAND FOOT LATHE, Me Torn dentist, (or wrtien a fale peice will be fin. Addrews, stating terms, 0., for three days Lathe, box 220 He: Fald oiice, Warr ND TAND PBNOINE AND DOUBLE Warman i chivas Jowak Addrane A. equa, at Cortlandt atweet | up stairs, , —A COPPER STULL, OF ABOUT 200 GAL. Aduntenacity. with of wiliiout connecuons Address Copper, Hgrald ofiee ‘ ¥ R POUND PAID (CASH) FOR OLD I ba haf spepersy pamphlet, and nil kinds of clewa D iting paper, at dy Anu stree THOS. ©. BENNETT. eS PIOTAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND Key itty a BAUCH &P )UGELMANN, for- merfy employ by Roissonngau, of Paris, No, road. way, N. Ye WATOHES, JEW ELIY, &, B AMONDS WANTED, aT price; also Wathen, Jewelry, Old at 62 William street, room 8, Office Tighe fee val A fow months back, while the 24 regiment of British — Lifts Guards Were qudetered in the caval perreean RESTA Spital, near Windeor, an order was issued for the * TUK) u D STEAKS, AT THE wtructlon of all the dove in tho baerdékes, On the morn. | (PE RRN, TUOLR, ROUT AND tt ey taal ing of the day on which the canine frends of the trooper® | times, WM. DENMAN, ex-’cealdent and caterer of Ho- ; Were to be destroyed, Queep Victoria made gn inapectom boeken Turtle 2 ROOMS, &C., WANTED. MALL, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE Wanted: immediatelr, ‘by & family of three persons, with good reference; desire good Address, with terms, Adams, 953 Broadway. Fe 1» e. 3,160 N. RNISHED HOUSE WANTED—AT NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Island, for asmall family, for 12 or 18 Address, ‘stating terms, location, ice. months, ‘OUSE WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO not far wishing from th to rent al location, with Croton sponsible tenant by about five or six rent (possession the last of this month) « small C feit'n House, containl rear, rooma or in Brooklyn, Part of the elty fs small aud drat clase. ir house, faa good, weapectable . es ie house, will And «re: Herald office. ‘OUSE WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WILL COMMUNI. ‘and Intelligent partics wishing to reduce their ex oF the re board te with 1g part Tettt: Hae their house 8.X., rnished and on square Post Pe FOUNDRY.—WANTED, SIX HORSE POWER, ‘about 8,000 juare feet of room, and a Foundry adjacent thereto, in New York, vicinity, or within easy communication Will buy or lease. Address Box 1,317 New York lust office. ITATEN ISLAND.—A FURNISUE! 15 till November, by a pri and plenty of shade an dispensable. F For a comfortable re: dress vate fan fruit tre given toa Nee bd ‘price will be pal Ad: ° a price wi at hor 4,613 Pont offen New vork Pa {INGLE ROOM WANTED—ON THE WEST SIDE OF Broad: not to exceed $12 to $16 a W ANTED-—IN BROOKLYN, B' good location w after Uctober 1 office. not farther up thin Bleecker #treet. Price month, Address A, B., Herald ANTED—A SMALL CONVENIENT IIc IN A town, by a family without children, Address, ‘with pi » Herald 1, A Finst class Furnished Mouse for a a ivnte family, Address Varker, box 2,056 Post office, ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A HOUSE WITH modern Address D.C. Me boca eae able heating aj mery. “Address W. Ww* perfui ny bo: prover T, WITIL WATER AND W., Herald co, ratus or hearth, for manufacturiny tm table neighborhood. 8604 Post often, Pennie nelahbor sur Re private office. W Dorn Ai family preferred. Address W. P., box 5¥ ANTED—UNFURNISHED, A SMALL HOUS! ‘good location. Apply at 700 Broadway. ANTED—BY THE 18T OF SEPTEMBER, A LARGE hall Bedroom, by @ gentleman an: id wifes Pos! INA We PART OF A HOUSE, OR A. FLOOR, sultable for housekeeping, by gentloman and hia wife, ins He rood lovality, ..Ageus, stating terms, &o., N. 8. J., ile, te iiedlatelf v8 TANTED—A ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A DOCTOR'S office, near Sixth avenue and Fourth street, Doctor, station D Post office. Srmedian seed high stoop: House, Wa or medium fouse, wnt Ort class neighborbood. "Address 6. Bs oltice. w* Address TLEMAN AND WIFE, A SMALL irnished, in ® box 887 Post ANTED—TWO OR T Address James, Herald office. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IST 0} Beptember next a joor, furnished tion in New York. A: ing price, locw (lou and all: ANTE) Houre, Addrean, ai street. y ANTED—A GOOD SIZED HOUSE, and E! ments, Address box Fou B with ing im location ond terms, W. Hy Parlor and Bedroom at T., box 4,546 Post ulare. REE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, by © small family of three, for ousskeeping, with and bath, not above Twelfth street; west preferred. tached ‘or unfurnished, inn desirable loc ddrens C. partic or Reference given aud 'Y A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SMALL ‘modern nts, in repair. Washing: BETWEEN hth avenues, with modern improve. y tere New York Post office. 3 ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. W ANTED TO RENT—FROM THE MIDDLE OR SEP- \ mber. a furnished Mouse, fora small family, on the New Jersey © allroad, within one hour of Good refer Addieas box 4,019 Post o 2D 7 ber, a mo ‘a genie: tm Address, stating full par- tienbirs, hox 8,550 P. RELIGIOUS NOVICES, IP? SCANDINAVIANS INN vices in the Swediah Longw atl A.M oP. Andren, fr Chureh, Fi A n. and Rev, A. gilicnl Lntheran ond and Third a PERSONAL. HEALTHY PEMAL fo adoptions will At No. 7 Willot N APPLICANT FoR CUSTOM the frat ure the ap= day days, Cus- ADAMS WILL FIND A LETTER ¥ WN. ALL OF on. 10 come toS, 0, immediately. MOTHER, FLPRRY, Hosaes—vour or, ksnurae chum, Harry Walton he Clare- mont Hotel, 144 Fulton st ng next, F ANDREW GUNTHER, LATE OF COMPANY K, -Pifty-first New York regiment. discharged from David's Island hospital, will calt at 116 East Twelfth stveet he will hear something to his advantage. B. P. BUNTING. RS. ANN WILEY, FORMERLY MISS ANN HIG. gins.—An old friend desires to know her present rent. dence. Please send the address directed H. J., [erald of- oes AP AIOR JAMES E. WALKER, LATE PAYMASTER United States Army, wil! learn’ something to hia advan- tage by calling at MeKnight’s brewery, 17 Downing street. R, McELROY, FROW MEXICO, WILL FIND A LET- ter for him at'the Herald ofllee, WALTON F. MARTIN, FORMERLY A LIEUTENANT in the First brigade of the Firat division of the Twen- tleth Army corps, will hear ofa friend by addressing a hne to H. 8. Lawrence, Any person knowing his whereabouts will confer a great favor by informing H. 8. L., station A, 12 O'CLOCK, BROADWAY AND Nith ite gi.” Please address Carriage, ‘office, LOST AND FOUND. ACK SILK CLOAK LOST—ON BOARD OF THE barge Anne, on Wedne the 9th, at the piente of suitably’ rewarded on leay- B Tonle Lodge. ‘The finder will ing it with D, McElmery, 415 Third avenue. WL ab ap regeesi ATTENTION.—TAKEN BY MISTAKE, 4 by an expresaman, on Thuraday, the 34 inst. a large, second hand Copper Dye Kettle. A reward of $5will be paid if returned to Wal treet, N.Y. ad ADRIFT—IN THE NARROWS, ON SUNDAY, 6th inst., a light Row Boat, with name board, rudder, one pair of oars, 16 or 18 feet in length. Inquire of Mr. Fa‘ hys, 16 Maiden lane. FORSE AND WAGON STOLEN AUGUST 9; SORREL horae, long tail, 7 years; coal box no top Wagon, orna- ment on side. Liberal reward for thief and property. H. B. WITTY, 10 Nevins street, Brooklyn, 1D OST—A NOTE, DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JAMES P. Johnston by Wim. E. Bloodgood, dated July 15, 1845, for $118 24, payable at the National B: are hereby cautioned against negotiation, as payment has Rahway.’ Persons been stopped. J. P. JOHNSTON, 20534 Pearl street, N. Y. Ti08t 08 SATURDAY EVENING LAST, ON MY WAY 4 from the Irving House down Broadway to Cortlandt reen Russian morocco Memoranda Book. ease leave it at the book store, under the . 41 Cortlandt street, and receive a very idea the thank of the owner; no ques- tions asked —Or address box 6 Jersey City Post office, N. J. street, a heavy The M OST—ON WEDNESDAY, 9TH INSTANT, IN THE oars of the 5:25PM. train, or between the depot and the Grove House, Yonkers, a lady's gold Watch. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it -at 84 Gold atreet, ¥. Y., or at the Grove House, Yonkers. = ° ToS aie COMING FROM TRENTON, N.:J.. TO NueW 4 York, Au a Koldler's Discharge. Also, consisting of one $500 Treasury note and four $100 notes, longing to a dis soldier. A. will ‘be given by returaing Place, New York, ¢ same to Charles Jones, M7 fOST_OR LEFT IN ONE OF THE GRAND BTR iv atacer, a Parcel, cont bys wilt be thankfully Teoatved ov of Godar sineet up ataita ii om—0K, ESL LM tA PAIR OF seeing Seg clea. inder rewarded hem. Bouth street, CROCK! fn, WOOD & 3 OST—IN ROOM NO. 8 OF THE NEW YORK HOTEL, L A gokl open facet Watch, with a gold guard chain at- tached.” By leaving them ‘at 21 Pearl -street one hundred dol- yrs reward will be paid and no questions asked. OST-IN A SALOON ON SIXTH AVENUE OR IN J oneof the Sixth avenue care, a Pack ‘of Books Papers, of no value except td the owner, A liberal rews paid " JOMN OC. RICKE will be pal for. them. 104 (olay Wank Parenty att atreet, REWARDS. S38. sree a eer rae tached; Sprit, ; oon Ridder ‘cour Oushiona’ rey ne of Oars. "The above reward will be pald for their return. - Ap- 1 97 William street, to W. D. Searly, one of the Iakics ofthe tiem Navigation Company REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, $ 9th inst, @ double case Biiver Watch, steel chain attached, on the corner of ing ib ap will Fes atreet. The gentleman who wi Colve the above on returoing it to M. Brenuen, corner 0 Houston and Elizabeth street , and no questions ILEY, corner of Bowery and Fifth street. Pare Se Meee $ \ poven te forehead an tora fn the midale of her rotn to Geo. A. Rapeleye, 320. Will mane Tos ‘Fulton ave., Brooklyn, REwaw $2 Gol WATOH AND vant ilk Beisel. «AAs ST, A LD 4), Chuln; connected with the chain were two one dol- lar gold pieces." Anybody retarning the «ame to 73 Liberty r store) will receive the abpve reward, and no ke. , D. HOPKINS. 4 REWARD.—STOLEN, A LONG TAIL BAY $i 70 Horse, 18 hands high, 8 years old, sound, one hind ankle white, shod by J. Graley; black no top Wagon, built. duser, red rug, railing Seat, with ratte it ari ver pl new aud heavy, except the reins; letter T in German te inker, black leather net. D. H, TALLMA’ Great Jonca street. G5) REWARD—POR THE RECOVERY DOU ody of Charles Brewster, 19 years, while bathing from the schooner John Wal wo City, The above reward will be paid by Abel’ Abbott, oui . REWARD.—LOST, ON STEAMER ARROW, Angus( 6, during the excitement of the explosion, Tobias, maker, ft maid watch ab 5 Gold Wateh and Chain, figured hunting case: The above reward wilt be paid on delivery o! 109 Water atree' h() REWARD,—LOST «0M ROOM M5 LAPAY- D ette House, a Go and Chain, Patch, Phil- Up & Co,, No. 4.323, hun’ cylinder repeater! The al questions re reward will Ve give 4 a $50 REWARD Lost prom IU House, « Gold Watelt Co., No. 4320, hunting case, cy! reward will be given and no qu ROOM M5 LAPARGE Chain, Pateh, Phillip & repeater, The a asked. terete terres NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C. L NAVY CLAIMS COLLECTED AND CASHED BY SOTHERAN & VALENTINE, of New Orton: od Washington, at their New York office, #0 Burling sip, corner of South street, noar Fulton fersy. RMY AND NA Prize money, ‘until collected In: 0, r 119 Nassau street RMY AND NAVY BUREAU OF BROOKLYN —A ing © aainat any ° ver ave x hed an al lected, The latest official Brooklyn 4 00, NYDER, JR,, Government Clalin 187 Broad M.* Claims for arrenrs of pay. money promptly collecte OTICR TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.—~HAVING been established for over three years in collecting all ments foe wetthiny a n disel ve harged on partial Macon He war, balance of Bounties, Beate ‘other arrearges. Advances made. Tne id Tormation “grata, ‘Pensions procared, back pay and vounty Jor eles Or Ne OWN & CO, Bankers, No. 2 Park place. SMALL FAMILY, THREE ROOMS, BY eae eaeecruniante Af possttte, on, the second or ynird jghth and Thirty:fourth streets. Address ANTED={THE LOWER HALF OF A HOUSE, IN A family'small, od neighborhood. ddress Wilson, Herald oft Best of references gi ven and ANTED—SECOND part of an unfarnia one or tw: tr WaAntED TA GOOD THREE STORY AND BASEMF: beri bewee jouer, = part of one), central bor 1,671 Post office. bb ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAUGIL. Location Addréas box 4,73 Senter Must be below Kixhteenth Kecond and Herald office, until Anguat iy for xt office, neighbprhood, with poss xington avenues, Addrer ANTED—A SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE @ email family, without hth Greed. Addreas, With partioulat LOOR, UNFURNISHED, OR A ri re vie OR eean wide of town, ~ dare Be suitable (or dren) AHL, ter, of 12 yearn of age, three or four anfurnigh Rooine, ip town. ‘Terie must'be moderate, Address F. F., station F. ANTED TO HIRE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A COUN try Beat a few miles fron with the mod Heighborhood of entral Park with (ull particulars, 13 NIRD TO MIRE—FOR A TERM OF YRARS, A medium sized first class I ay Food nego three 1 A Meni able week. tory House, two st hood, d uitably ee, Addie Mulberry ouse, with all my: th oY lero im L, BROWN LIT NOW READY —COLLEOTIONS: gainst the United States Navy, includiu: unues and arrears Of pay, collected BROWN & i No.2 Park NTY CO! address cnems aah advances ma, | Tuioe io ven Us Call and see our new list for me TE MAGAGNOS, 197 South street TO Ti, Lee for Sort in temiy for payment ak above plion AND SOLDERS WHO HAVE Prize vores Sin ny, tack pay, houny and bog money, cor have the siaime collected Immediaiely, ind ever ration give free MAGAoNDS, 197 South street. fite, on application V0, Ia, y nor ont of port oan York street, Brookly TASHINGTON PRIZE MOS prizes payable at the Burean, M have their cloims a, FURNITURE. CABINET FURNITURE. EVERY pEscriP tion of Parlor, Store and Hank Furniture made (o order Repatring of all kinds ad fiting pierion ( abl ” hats ings sale CARPRTS, BEDDING, PARLOR AND dion Tables, Miprors, &e., at BEN: and 2H i t rte COAL, WOOD, &C SH AND WHITE AST CC eet a $8 t Thirty seeond siregt and Teme $8 PER rion, for KES, avehue T