The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1867, Page 3

* adits BLB MARRIED WO- wishes a baby to wet Meuenan, (ood ety relarenee. oes Ct ARO mai BNGLI UR yr ate Ce WEST &D 8ST.—BY A COMPETENT ore, 28 as ehambermaid. Cat 58 EEL aise Mas ip 1 BETWEEN ELASCKES 1 aE ae ‘ne aay oF ay 2TH ST.—A'YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENE- . eo i s canned tea good cook, IND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A woman, as wet purse; milk | #78, 8F. CORNER OF tor Av.—A Re. ‘Spectable ‘married woman, havi comfortable mtd ake wel tg rit a igtraaoe il be My af Ayre RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL?) DO housework in private family, Has tho Dusiness ton reasomable " Me = EE esas. © Hater enedlapmant. =e 3 LADY, 2 EDUCATED AND REFINED, “DE; ‘a lady Cy erg would ‘assist ence ws nde make fe oectan a N Meee re REFI YOUNG LADY more teach, as-visiting Address Miss E. OPPs caro of box 8,008 Font oe Radel A sou ATioe AS Bren, Address A. B. P., nor Idi Herald stow On? LaDy, perl WITH GOOD a DESIRES A 2 sire tahi agree 0. DO, bor 103 crate Ee Ba al ee cig ene YOUNG wiper. LaD’ likes. d@ lao “Tate Grigen b Box 47 P GERMAN GIRL WISHES .A PLAOR cvol and 1: has served with Ev; aitah ‘Kas. end Rus. and for cong ”, A Me New York." OUSEKEEPER, BY Address Mary Tnuscetidon Ba suruaTio AS Hi TA arogtiplched dy” Aatrese sor of ait and Lith st3, YOUNG GIRL To TO TA TAKE CHARGE GR OF 1 AN INFART, must age washing and troning. Apply at LL PANOY HAT TRIMMERS AND CAP MAKERS Assinar will please call at once on A. P. ape 4 tend SEAMSTRESS bet ap yet he Lg teeta io the right one permancat "$10 a nent Apply iter io o'glook on, ¥ pn we errr s ~ LOAK, HANDS WANTED.—NONE BUT EXPERI encod bands nee “EW. B. OORWIN, 26 Walker st. —OPER. RS ON WHEELER & yWitvo Je asscmines ai a duenors wanted at 289 Bleecker ine wt ‘Wilson’ macht 8, near Carmi: patted WANTED.—EXPERIENCED HANDS wanand : stant work and good payat Union Adams’, aye RIRT.—FOREWOMAN age oy TO TAKE CHARGE frame mek, on nse wees pieds ig Paring 2 requi- mite qualificati wa goon, and lary. iy betwee 8 nde. oe today, od. We Cee aE BorAcrony. CORNER .T Oi ERA man go fengvod Wibeler & Wilepes e dowisg machine, and ten ue oop, STRONG GBRWAN @rRL, TO Wiege¢ ‘cook, wash, &c., tor @ family ,of two, Inquire at 118 feat Bist at. qyantep—1Wwo COMPETENT NURSES WITH GOOD WANG Fererences. Apply at is Bast Guth at. berwecn 30 and 4 o'clock, as Wy anteD—a LADIES’ HAIRDRESSER TO GO WEST: ‘a lady or gentleman. Call at C. BE. Bariung & Co.'s, bit Brostway, vetween 12 and To'clock. A, YANKEE GIRL WILLING TO DO Wo iricewor for gemall Yankee family. Apply at 3i3 tb ot, near 2d av. 1) NTED—A PERSON, FROM 25 TO We Arrecatio situation; one. that, is tall, eomplerion preferred. Address for three day place of interview, P. 8, station E, 8th av. ANTED—A PERSON, RESIDING BEIWEEN Tarrytown aud Yonkers, to wot nutes 6 shia at ber owe house. Address A., Dobbs’ Ferry Post TW ANTED_EXPERIENCED HANDS TO MAKE NE: ria, &c. Work given out to responsible part! Apply at 'd Chaunvers st., up FILL AN ith fair ming or J. A. HUMPHREY & BRO. —$——— og es GIRL OF GOOD DISPOSITION 70 DO we general housework of small family residing ten frow'this ety. Apply at 63 New Bowery. —= DS TO MAKE NECKTIES, SCARFS, . one patthoes that are experienc ed heed appiy at Froiilichs Reis & Co., 67 Leonard st. -ANTED AN EXPERIENCED CHAMRERMAID AND laundreas; one who can Fes. references.» Appiy 194 West 34th bt., from 10 to Wants GIRL TO WASH AND IRON AND Ar. tend to ca nyecewer’, yp ge oo! ieee Te. oe ANTED—A GOOD COQK, WaseEs AND JRONER, ‘fora small family in Alabama. Good references re- red. Avply at room 48 Earle’s istel, at ‘on meal hours, ANTED—A SMART WOMAN AS ORDER COOK, At the Merchaate’ Union orsler house. corner of roadway; noue but an experienced hand need ANTED—TWO YOUNG LADIES, ONE TO as ust ina store, the other as housekeeper. Addre particulars, Melton, Herald office. WATERS. ere pg AND nolan ‘al epuiy c's weet Sib ‘and steady banda vee p- halnr nent tn inilasaaty ann SITUATIONS W w. NTED—MALES. .,, PHYSICIANS A 1 YOUNG PHYSIOTAN e ria any eaperty offers bi! ely where they sot “@LERKS ‘§ AND SALESMEN. iN AND ADJUSTED, ACOOUNTS Bes Gasds of wil open ohcowe vel Ut Youn. “Aas hox 4,90) Post office eves CLERK. =—A COMPRTENT MAN MAY APPLY, ps ‘at 113 Monroe et., between 11 61 RUG CLERK WANTED. —A COMPETENT DISPEN. to cliy trade. Apply for two days aftorts evscorver ak at . QALeeNae : WANTED CA TOURS AND nowiedge, of the carpet, busi faquire of or address J. Diy INDUR. Bers. t° ay’ Nae Bets ANTE! LE GROCHRY PES tn gd = eee it ee a prompt [#4 hen tony nddrece = Cae WANTED—IN AN UMBRE, sb HOURE, mand & ith the city and fea cuttry jobhery and ho who Bee Saperience in this pn nn Lk dL Sy yy DRUGGISTS—POSITION WANTED BY A hi pind Dastnesh fo. oat T° ‘apa RE, AC WANTED, BY A ae ol generally useful. tdarees + “hy bes nye we A BANUP AGS vie . 24 OF PA Soe, gh nee | Mes" Ll EXPERIREOED Ly me py capa was @ 2. ¥ Wea seme mmr Waa DRY GOODS SALES. ope, pes oN: Wekennase run a corner of siemens ‘The most unex ten Sec oanbade ak salary 6 hay Cal at and 13 o'clock. ANTED—A& GOOD ne SELL “SPE. aw Call thie. to from 9 tol A. M. & cr 4 Dey pineal tS SOS. SB WAxtzD, ingen a 3 GooD TRAVELLING sion. staat ue Piet 4 ates vit sous wie, D. B. Rugg: or address time ‘Saguet i at the saa Se apla Merrill, + NT deed gs ~ Ry AND he eg ROOK: York c city. willing te oe 8 asefat with once Ce Susioeae, = Sata for two ‘on Seta" a Gon Hernia oaice, 7 ANTROSIMMEDIATELY, A 9000, FB pt Lp W keeper and correspondent: bee! zante ‘and must address fn usual ‘with. term terms and reference, box ling of or etary ving 4 ia ge ae new COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. A YOUNG MAN WANTS A “SITUATION AS co. man and to make himeelf family. Address Mr, Lynob, 35 HH. erally useful in a private ANTED—BY A YOUNG bag Be A jerstands E Sa und mn reference given, SITUATION AS house one and fomies ARTA | COMCRMAM WnoO THOROUGHLY UN band. apne, 5e S68 tent ti ake charge ive our mebans. Aagresn B Parooms is tah drive cour Tadreas ging address, B. B., bax fice, with names of city references. crac aat PB ennai [En atA a t yt tg rrp od haul nlener, to superin 2 haga ae Plant pasing of fraee, get tng Sus, will'sisa be requived to attend te the eal To the right party ate inducements nable references as to capacity, hata. oF venta. a former ex} xpected, Dye 4 Curt! hy 508 6th av. "ANTED—A SINGLE MAN, AS COACHMAN: ONE willing and obligin; . Randolph, h at., bet and ‘who understands horse, to 36 Park place, from 10 to 13 nn ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN; MUST od references, and be 20! ween 2d and 3d ave., between willing and ‘obliging. HELP ‘WANTED—MALES, SSISTANT BOOKERE: watchmen, office ‘eoachmen, cooks, Tmmediate employment TED.—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS Bienen may epply corner of North 24 and 6th eta, ARKEEPER W. OY WANTED—IN A W BD. move; salary $100 the firul year, Address OY WANTED—IN pt must write a good bi aram. ‘8 Ann street. a PHYSIOTANS with his come well recommended, ett stating age, &e., J. W. MEX WANTED TO SERV; Good routes can JOLESALE DRY GooDSs box 751 Post OFFICE; parents and . D., 68 West THE EVENING TELE- secured on application at forner 12th at. the employer, (PHE TROTTING WONDER, 2:17. sitleo. Wovsire, son A [OLESALE FANCY cee @ young man Soeaes in buttons and trimm! ee to B. C. say Ge Mernidotiea darcy samy te LE OR MO} ie rine CLASS CANVASS. Race st., Philadelphia. ANTED—TWO ban arene ar “(TRAVELLING W Saves, wilt address, w* A. coacher, Ni to treat all duced. Sure at A. 6 Amity inte. Flessantrooms for Piadiee who desire good ureing zr medical attendance. E AND IMMEDIATE CURE FOR CERTAIN inensea, without mercury, Commaltation une Oitige it Bleecker stceet. . HARRISON. A’ aon RTER WANTED.—ONE WHO JS NOT AFRAID OF work may aj t Carpen' e and 6th ay. vat 8A. M., wi ter's Employment Ay ere be wil meet TE American Chromo Publishing Someens 48 and 50 portrait The Greene street, have just published a correct above trotter, from an orig Price, plain. Price, Framed. ities and wages agents, such ‘per collar ‘trade, full reniiek, ‘tor 6, itof the inal painting by T. @. Scott, 18 _ Agente wanted, oR practionly pms <a Tes 0 understands mixing of liquors. Address, gi rics oe 40 New York Post Goops in confidence, by Address H. P. Ambler, 1,621 inted with thé i ean thor ete refer- cia feet ge (318 Post otice. 'ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND A BAR; ONE who haa a slight knowl must be well eee og ner P)ymoutb et., Brook! NEAR THIS CITY, A MAN WHO CAN 'ANTED, mow, milk and do meees 8 farm work. 2P. M., on J. Stevenson, Wart SMART BOY, WITH GOOD enees, in an importing house. Appls to Bchweig 264 Broadway. Ww Weatchent jobbing ANTED—A SMART BUSINESS MAN TO Security required. LS pong Sule previous employment, box N Providence, B. I. city deliverer. room 19, No. 940 Broadway. of the business preferred Pply at 42 Hudson ay. cor- fo day before FER- Cerf, TED—A YOUNG MAN TO TARE Ct Ad or Ganary siete, a short distance from F county; none but those recomme! reaeaiy one ‘must understand the Suslness, Address P, Ler y+ goods b buaitens: be must Y AN ESTABLISHED IMPORTING AND house, a boy of 1 rast “reside with bis nme tn reference, in handwriting of applicant, box ir 17 to learn Addresi 1,308 Tost 18, 221 weed: NTBD—AN HONEST, INTELLIGENT BOY, OF 16, who las been inthe business, to tend.a cigar stand. apr we at Woodlawn bi 221 6 1, after 4 o'clock. MEDICAL. —DR. SEINDUR FRU ALS F PHYSIOIAN AND Ac. ity Fe Kes it his special practice Je Complaints,” from whatever cause ‘certath relief to the most anxious patient. Elegant rooms for iadies requiring nursing, —MADAME ME GRINDUR. FEMALE PHYSICTAN, NO. Place, can ‘consi alted on all female Pain or incony BLESSING TO LADIES. —A LADY. WRITES :—POR- eee We ny Py one day, wit! - ‘tice 19 Liberty street oF sent by mail SURE Ri DY “FOR LADIF! A Por A gaat fe Pema Ie Pils siwave give immediate rellefy of iraitaiars, who copy my advert € SURE AT ONE INTERVIEW WITH OR Won ta medicine, for married ladies, by Dr. Stanton street. Stanton. POWERS, L UNYORTUNATES CONSULT DR. KENNEDY, 191 Cures withoat merenry guaranteed fated sutlerers, try Kenuedy’s [nvigorators. ah dour, Debil!. onaultation M, MAURICBAU, a D., PROFESSOR OF Disk a’ ‘ARES #0 yeate practice, at 139 Liberty st ie’ to adie, from whatever cause, witvou’ OU" HPL Weoe, ASD MANHOOD REGALNED. ‘ne Dr, WERS’ Elixir, expecially all conte Tallufe?finposstes 10. tea Guat. Dr. A. M, MAU si Beware pees vow = Vo.aell poleon ous ORM TAC RICEAT, 129 Liberiy airect._ MARRIED Sanaa, =~ Mapax fh averne, or sent Fifth av bat BF, ‘ifth avennie. Ld By ‘3 2 Vatalina French Female Pills; Ni |. or No. 2, es, which cau never ‘on mithy. Ofioe No. 1 % ah ene “. y.mail. 3 iret door from ooid at aruggiet'e, Ios CURE NE Lr tra petal WITH OR WITHOUT ‘medicine, for married ladies jadame RESIELL, Professor of Midwifery. action. No. | East Fifty-seoond street, firet fret book tothe married sent free, ‘rom whatever cause, by Thirty yearw door from IDENTIAL—DR. COBBETT, MEMPER OF Ok Ree York Cawersity. (Medical College) aud R. C dou, cat 1 On vin Lg guile unless cured. be consulted penire aireet, ear rivately on divmases, chamvers. 8. BNO La COOPER, V4 DUANE STREET, MAY BE Cox sulted on @ se a ine call w ma the ce aN) diseases, ‘Thirty yeare exclu ly don ee enadies him to warrant a eure tn | confidence in medical D*. MURTERS BOTANTO CORDIAL, RESTOR! uth in o1e week; 1 Mated. $6 per dotte, No. 3 Divis' vigor of tiooe Ia MPO arene ‘8 Ass) ier LAusae ers Good Doard to tho to those er without medicine; also one trial. treatment Leite COMP! Dr, Power's Care guaranteed wit ean rewire came a npn euaey agp dg Bites —s Md Ex. and good o ae ives healt Rr. BUSTER. CAN Ro gy WORST CASES OF CER in diseases, without mercary, io shorier time than rasa Or BO pay aken. No. 3 Division strest, R. PO! ioteenth a IMMEDIATELY BY dice freun b datas gu denn pince, ast Bigh ne WO MAXWELY, FEMALE PAYYEICIAN, © Greene sires, humbug ladies with ee Nee Manian R eaten MEDICAL CLAIRVORANT, 8 foo Went Tres iran, bevween Boventh ane on 4 me) Donen ATE PATH tt sifally Alacer MERCURY.—VI' ape S NTS, WHO HA Li) hath ws $ cee Riereansee farm barns, stables, ice hi orchards, Ave etatorns, do. 90,000 may remein on Or site 222" prANOPORTE FACTORY. halt acres land, sulable for manaticrartag purposes, ‘brick Building, heated by steam and eu AT HORSE AUCTION asa. WM. OLARK, Assignee. MART, ua BASHUAIHTEENTI Gr "ATRERT, near Fourth av. TUE! RVILLE, SDAY, A Auetibn sale of Teams, road rats ‘Wagons, carriager, Harness. Ac.. E ntrees for salea can be mule either at the stables, ms fondly ‘Thirteenth faye ed i Bog iF general office, 37 Nassa' street, opposite the Post of Messrs, MINER SOMERVILLE offer wnsurpasced ad- vantages in ecation, saparienee aud be business. peas: conael to wishing to buy or desiring farri or apything pertaining to the Horse ee iene > (ACOHON NOTICE —B. BOTH. AUCTIONEBR, WILL sell over $18,000 worth of magnificent Hoa pohold Furs ait ood Pianofoste, cost of Art, fine 0: Painting fe. at auction to the without 8 (Saturday) Me At 104 o'clock precisely, at the Ba anipt \wellin, n erimeon and gold brocatel ; ache, Mirvore | Carpe, Bedale lng a ty A gS Curtains, Cloek Bolsters, in hairetoth and reve; Class, le positive, Come Ching’ ex and Silverware,” Cutlery, 4c. Sal peient persons in attendance to pack and ship goods, w. Fol eloek at i# Sima weg enco Furn look, n street, entire Furnt> a Lanse of that house. Sth + je positive, rain UCTION Household Furniture, of boarding Senay foe ae day, is porieenss Publig aucti manston erennes, 6 sale fe “commencs one Paint Sao ing NOTICE.—THE #ALE OF MAGNIFICENT weel J. W. CAMPRELT, ‘Anciioneer, Prax NO’ ge fart? od LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, 000) 6 DAY. ifleent Household Purnitnre at SATURDAY), at nt alreot, between Fifth, wad eat ae at It shock, Parlor Suite, Met, Tichest description; Eta , Artistic Bronzes, a1 mperd’ rose’ Stoo), Cover, Wines, Booka, Mir Glock ‘Vases, rosewood and wain ut ‘Bu mean ‘Bedsiende rosewood rdrobes. Mattresses, Extension Table, B at re epee, Glass, Bilver ‘ware, Table Gutlery. Besement ‘and mn Fr rniture, tke | NOTICE. GRO. as bacaingiat ATONE sal hy A. Leeds en :| AS GEO. ® 84 street, will sell Om He Wines, da tquors: Horse ndag LE Cons . ee oed ae ing NOTICE.—SAMUBL WYNN, AvCmCna y= peta, Coe isn Rasta Re iets ) at 10) o'clock. at 46 We arlor Su y juits, Pianoforte, good ganering! ENJ. F. TREALD, AUOTIONERR.—HOUSEHOLD Furoiture, rosewood Billard Zable, Planoforien, Mirrore, Carpets, Ae. —By THEADL & BROTHER, this day, Saturday, a ikige genortatont ot Wosehold Furmiures we ee a ike sstrie “A Parlor Suits, in satin and reps; walnut and enawell ‘Ohamber Suits, marble tops: i Foaerood ‘and Chairs and easy Chal oak acd valnat at faa ane - con gg ‘Wardrobes, "Denke anc eashegnay Tope ension Pine Fee: Bi ‘Tables; iron tends, Feather B 1s and § Sines vand ‘Glassware: also rosewood jedsand a Pillows ; ao fortes, and ong full aize rovaood Biliard Table Cues, &c., complete, Sharpe maker, Y H. BH. LEX! NER.—HENRY H. High ghee ae Mune TE TaN Horus 17, at 103 o'clock, at sLibert ty alreel reek ‘01 ture, ig. of Velvet, Brussela and ingraim Carpets; carved black walnut Buits. in, green Tibsk walnat matble Lop Contre Teble, rosewood do. painted Hate Matt » Feather Matt oar Holsters and: Pillows, beri ‘and embrald elothy mahogany ‘and Chairs; in hair cloth; mahogany Bookcase, Halb per Mirrors, loth, joe on , ‘oh Crockery, and ware, Desks, Also, at 12 orelock, carved seven octave Piano, made by Mattusheck; went 8} Srl crete ee eae ITY nae | MART—CORNER BROADWAY AND Th th street, Regular tng, ab 10 otlock, of inrane’ Haretngse ‘No postponement on account et ‘weather. sale this (Saturday) mora- }. Bheets. &e., Ae. JT HENRY, Auctioneer, AUCTIONEE! EST BATURDAY TAVERN NOON.st J edoskal the Furniture tained in ouse at 6 BW Bleecker strect, yconsiring ot han pete, with Parlor Mel, ope and bairelowh? Terkiat Chaira and Lounges; marble ‘Extension Table, Side. dears, Glass, Gute and Sily ar Table Culler e COOLEY, AUCTIONE! ‘BOGART, AUCTION: Ji 7, (Sauirday), at bi his Auotion Rooms No, 1 Novis jitam street, at 1 Fora! tad umeesy Boteee ‘Lou ai be nang oe Btovea, Hin Wate, lot ‘of Clothing, ae. MoE oF oltliat viz: in gy ne Tabl Kitene large, Nasera erates bee Eee, ee end ing, two inh HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, AY (Gatarday). fuse at at the contents Heed byw Chairs, Beit Glass: , ee Chairs, Velvet Be. “by ordet of A LiprMay. City’ Marshal, i Sioroey tot Ree Poll tig day, Se AUCTIONEER—MARSHAL’S ; A at it eset -Will sell thi ast Broadway, an iron ICHARD WALTER! Ri nale. me sell this scar two Bowing Mi at ‘anal street a Trons, Pure ture, | ‘AUCTIONRER—MARSHAL’S ines. 15 Prese- LLINS, Marshal. | Vii Ng ‘On. SATURDAY, a at public auction, reserve for cash. RT New Yor, nagust 1 MARSHAL’S SALE OF SHIP SAILOR Prien. re ‘at pier per Np. Sh Bast river {foot of Delanee Es & decree Sree Se opis will be sold istered in Livers be sold without UEP AY. roo States Marsbal. we ApROTE, ATCHOMERE, MONDAY, a fork, sells on stivocedk A, inst, at IL i. % AM. mh entire stock of the Brooktye. Coaches and ive, ioe, te Tans, four light grocery Leave, Tools and Fixtures pe ry a faetory Lal |. near Ag h) Wagon, with the the HAs. J. street, Ln ad river, outside West any quantity and shape desired, at the ‘ood delivered in lowest ‘coal. ‘WOOD. &c. SPARKS’ wooD FARD. FOOT oF FULTON t Wi Market. ‘asbington COMPOSITOR, RECENTLY ARRIVED AA io from Rariad he al at tanblopinent Address A.B, box 207 INGRAVER WANTED—A MAN a ted with ornamental and ing (0 Prorocnarire Pworkma: Ke charge erpesonot steady habite can tave a eitnation, pap, tod aged preferred. Address W. W. Buch » persoe King stati AnD dispose fee JAMES oRIRREATRE cS Orige by calling on OF ad: Guna. HAVING ) ARE CAST OFF CLOTHING Pearl” street, pear THOROUGHLY AC; PHTC.—WANTED, A FIRST CLASS OEM. of the tive room, sue “weatins WANTED—GIRLS TH. wer loome ean obtain ment in ® Masonry in the cout ° orelock at noon at oo. = y ANTED-PA V work. 1 Worn Ouass CUTTER, mer = at ‘William at. y= Wea stage atel nared ate later will answer, quire in the rdware store, 1,172 ean" a {yy AxTED—TWO @oop woop RA to THOSE W ‘iccstomed to tag eaxriogs bate i “employment and hy ‘ages paid, Te alhoun Tucker, Rabway, Tueer, Rabway, Be Fe ) weknnaa sat APRACTIOAL BREWER, LATE PROM Neran Staring sire sbout to. Fuyaet in yi fabs ata othe (brewer rience address Brewer, Munihen, Ba ton ton of th ore Pike aivrewery ew aor 8 rie, or are r eries in Baraca, Anat game os ine Brookiyo” $$$ $$$ $$$ $$ ren GOOD HAND SILVER PLATER, ONR 8 brewer. in extonsl nd alee THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH, of yesterday } a 16, 1 [Prom the Eveoing T Tn accordance ‘esaoste Ine Bishops of the Yothodiat Peninson peg WILL SELL, THIS 27 NEW CHAMBERS THIS Dar 5 .. oie, ‘entire Stock ‘a fine Jewel x on cue ee iar als eh of dewalt EE o'clock, at 163 IN THIS painted with (he Jepgueges, wishes letter engraving. and ae by apply. ‘One AT HAVE pent employ. ry, by applying before la room ANTED. —viner Ms 74 Pat WER aires ante nRaR street, Phila VRLATMAUGUST..}7. 38 HE DOMINION CANADA SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO. THE panty Oficial Changes at Ottawa. Orrawa, Ontario, Auguat 16, 1667, ‘Ht ie reported that Mr. Mitchel, of New Brunswick, ‘Minister of Marine and Fisheries in the new federal gov- erument, is to be appointed Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Ontario, vice General Stisted, temporarily eppointed to a higher post in the executive. Mr. C. Kerr will fill the vacancy in the Senate pre- dvoed by Mr. Mitchei’s appointment, The Politi ampalga. (From the Fvening Telegram of yesterday.) Orrawa, August 16, 1867, hia capital is now agitated by election meetings and strife generally. There are four candidates in the field, paired of for the federal and local Parliaments. Mr. Currier, present member for Ottawa, and an Ameri will ly be elected for the federal Legislature, Mr. Eriel, late editor of the Unicn newspaper, will, it ig delieved, be elected to the local Legislature, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. The Lumber Trade—Number of Rafts to Come Down the River—The “Slides”—The Pre- mier of the Government on a “Crib”—Lerd Monck, the Gevernor General. Orrawa, August 14, 1867, The chats (pronounced shams) are a number of islands forming a barrier across the Ottawa river, about twenty- seven* miles from Ottawa city. The waters of the Ottawa find their way through this barrier in'a number of chutes, or fais, which have a very picturesque effect, About the chats there is al this season a great quan- tity of timber accumulated, A long ‘slide’? is con- structed, through which the timber runs down below in “gribe,”” cack grib being manned by ® gang of two, three or four men; and there the cribs are banded into rafta The slide fg an artificial shallow canal, with @ log bottom, graded Zo that cribs may descend im safety. The cribs entor the stide one after tho other and run down it with great velocity, plunging a little at the foot of the slide, A very large quantity of timber passed and is passing this point for Quebec, where the demand is very limited, and lumberers have to hold over until the fall, when the demand and prices. may improve. There aro only three or four rafte more to pass, The quality of the timber is generally good. ‘There is a short railroad of three miles, to carry passen- gers and freight from the foot to the head of the chat, where they again take boat for points‘on the Upper Ot- tawa. The cars are open and are drawn by horses over a high be ery and through a very wild wooded Sounty. ‘Tae entire econe and mode of travelling is ro- =e a chief points up the river above the chats are Por- tage da Fort, ah ig ed (the terminus of the Ottawa and Brockville ) and Pemb; and the chief tribu- tary streams are the Madawaska, an, Bonnechire, Fitimahwe, all of which are lumbering points, From the chats to Aylmer the chief stream and placo is the Quio, Ayimer is nine miles from Ottawa cit; ‘and between those two places are the Chaudiero Rapids or Sault. At Ottawa cily are or chute; and here again the rafts have to descend a slide by cribs. There are two slides, one on the Ontario side, and the other on the Quebec, Tho former is now being used; ye down it upon a crib, On phe 12th inst. iacdonald, Promier of the government of the dominion, took it’ imto bis head, with his wife, Rad ran the slide Bae rib, or, a8 the French tide.” A crib y * sauter la pa for he Seine two flags were stuck Yoh A and oie with flabb; “Cheol mem lated and craj ol 8. 1e crib entered the paseed first fall, which some- what wu party, vat, Teassured we ° party Cade and — epsayed 8 ee The nod (ag Capadian French say) the last Os Ie allost w arena er After a slow the Rideau canal ry lat at the foot of ease arentaa tan wekdehe bao The oun age as they come out of the slides and pull towards the shore, look Ite eo m algoe, water bugs, with ‘The following isa Governor General, enema rena ce | Ireland, Weill ne ae in the ae em Chae, fe ie ewe ues a Trinity gollege, Dublin, was called “ the “or in 1841. the Section ivf was returned mem! fr Foro, and entered He succeeded to th America, London, November 7, ‘Lord Monck has been very instrumental in {ng the union of the Provinoes, and bas derivea THE WAR ON THE GAMBLERS. Examination Before Judge Connolly Yester- day—John C. Heenan ive Bonds for His Appearance—The Evid The case of the two McOattays and Mr. Schaffer, tog, among the rest, Joba C, Heenan, Previous to the reopening of the McCaffray case Jobn C, Heenan walked up tothe Judge, and, in accordance with the promise made by bis counsel on Monday, gave bonds for $600 for bie rr ig court whenever duly notised. The fojlowing evidence was taken in the McCaffray case— Sergeant Ferris sworn—} am a member of the Metro- politan Police; was present at a descent upon the premises 732 Broadway on thé 6th of August; found a in there playing faro; could not recog- hise tho dealer; one ore ‘men jumped out of the wndow. Id of the men out since ain sata ket ik fendants, Sees as eee oe be satisfied, sod. ie, us in immediately ; we were io Citisens' dress; we pul the room under arrest imme- meng can't swear that I saw any cards drawn; Ser- kes stayed in the front room, andl went intothe y room ; it was certainly not more than five minutes ‘after we got in the room before we put the house under ‘On application of the counsel for the defence, Mr. Schaffer and Mr, Harrison (the younger aoe ah there having been no evidence presented o the of the ation to identify them with the preferred against them. ‘cane liam Schultz, eworn—Reside at 206 West Twenty. nd street; keep o cigar store on Broadwa; ; have Hosa oy California: wasthere from 1849 to 1860; knew famed Strobridge; they were in the clothing trade; one was tall and one was bad a very quegionable character; ori ave that he has lost money demanded it back; in 1861 he Reside at 828 Broadway; was in p about nx years, {rom 1800 till 1866; know ‘Addison Strobridge; have known him for five ‘or six years; have hear bis charavier spoken of; he wasn man of very light weight in San Francisco; bo lost money at Whipple's gambling bouse, and asked for it back: I believe the matter was finally settlod by their him some money and taking his note of band ara, Jonathan Dillon sworn—Live at No, 6 Leroy Bleecker sirect; have lived there since May on't know any Re named = Strobridge; have lady jarab; her husband bave beara thes m be bad been in Californ' ing business. "t 7, Marsh eworn—Live in Bleeeker street with Mra. Ditton; Mr? Marsh '9 not im the elty;.he is living in Nevada, I belie pees is no gentieman named Mareh living at No. 6 Leroy ; there was s ‘maa lod; there who paesed under the name of Mr. he pol there in May, and left on Wednesday; bave known him about a year and a half; know itn in Cali fornia; his real name is Addison Strobridgo; I came from California here before in November to Now yfebnn ‘tei New Year; Strobridge cameon the same steamer; ho paid my Tare, ‘and I paid it back When I arrived in Now York; bad no my own; had money when I got here— the Tih of Jone; of “oer loaned WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, As per last items the New York Navy Yard remains the same, excepting that the United States steamer Moshol® has been brought to the yard from the Atlantic docks, where she was receiving ber machinery. She has been docked, and after coppering she will receive the balance of her machinery and be prepared forsen The Mosholu isa second rate screw, apd will carry twelve nine-ineb gons with a beavy pivot, me tons two thou- sand four hundred. The United States steamer oawmt went teto cbt: mission August the 12th. Commander E£. F. Stone is in command of ber, Part of her complement of officers bave reported for duty, Her armament consists of one Pivot one hundred pounder Parrott, one pivot thirty pounder Parrott, two nine-inch Dahlgren guns, two ee under Howitzers and two twent: vee heron iden. 0 is 2 seiep-apan of ie benered = steams wi wi i Atlantic squadron under Rear Admiral Pali ir anid Nevite Lieutenant Commander A. R. Yatos, late executive officer of the United States receiving ship Vermont, has been detached from that duty, It ry reported that he is to the PP the flag ebip of Rear Ad- mirat Rowan. Commander 0. Cushman of the Navy Yard been placed in ae of the equipment department at this station, As yet the result of the ong of tnquiry in session at the Yard, bas not transpire ate advices, dated July 29, “ciabon, Portugal, ted States storeship Guard was at anchor | rt; also the United States sloop of-war Swatara, Commander Jet and the double ender Sbawrotk, Commander W. Kk. hopkins, | The Ticon- deroga and Canandaigua were daily oxpecte: ‘rhe United States steamer Canandalgoe Moth a ‘HH. Strong, was soon to proceed to the west coast of Africa to relieve the vessel) stationed there. The Sham- rock and Swatsra wiil soon sail for the Mediterranean, Rumor says that many parties have within the past Month or two beep looking at the old time honored hulk, the North Carolina, sevouty-four. ‘I'he government couatemplatte selling ber, as ehe is no longer of ‘There are other crafts at the Navy Yard whieh might be gold with her, and it would be economy to get rid of thew. ~ @ Herary’s editorial of last week gives credit to the for the eee of the@nondaga. This is a was built by Quintard, upon bis plan known as Quintard’s bat- tery—a different vessel from any firet class Monitor in the United States navy. The United States Tieopotwar Portsmouth has re- ceived sailing ordets, and will leave upon the 19th. The Quinnebaug ic gone to her anchorage off Ellis aad sacar she will receive her powder and stores, and pro- sea, A United States side. wheel steamer, with a screw ship and side-wheel tender, names unknown, arrived off the bar of Tampico, on July 18. THE LOSS OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER SACRAMENTO. {From the Boston Journal.) Weare indebied to a gentleman in this city for the following letter from bis son, who was on board the United States steamer Sacramento, recently lost in the Eaat India waters. Tho writer says:—We went ashore on Wednesday evening, the 19th, about half-past seven. ‘The shoals at the mouth of the Sanvbalding river have shifted out much further than they were marked on our charts, and instead of anchoring quietly in Cocanada harbor, as we intended, we found ourselves bumping away on the bar. We worked as bard as men could work to get her off, from eight at night until the noxt morning, when we were obliged to give up all \dea of saving the ship and to think only of getting ashore our- selves, Tho men worked very well, and bebaved far Detter than wo Kielce We hove rereoers 2 oat guns, cut away the foremast, discharged over t le ‘all our shot and shell, wa &c, The surf was very high, and a very powerfnl current run- ping be the river. say here that a ne ashore here about once in three months, e lights on the coast Pevnige peace traps tore pon ponsek of Heats a2" cae of io, my peed we ‘were all watching for Cocanada lights, expectii Defore We ib sor ‘h not more bee meg saw ce doen sen Sn ings an amd me ee ik ae and the seas lifted us in till we ‘wore in twelve feet of water. t—clothes, books, &0, On ‘We have lost everythi Pveion morning we built two large rafte and sont during the day; the first went in all right tnihe the morning. bat the second started in the afternoon ‘and got nearly ashore, when it was caught by an eddy and out to sea against breakers, and at a tremen- does bat were picked up by a steamer which fe iy to be passing, and pat on board of en American at Cocanada, On Wednesday night we nearly lost Lyon. We tried to lower a to send around to sea for assistance, but the doat was le, and Harry and the crew were spilled out. One of the men to get abow- line over "g head, and we hauled him in very much exhat not hurt. ‘When wwe sent the’ ra first two rafts off we went to work and built two more, one of which succeeded, while the Po aglow cee Ot pe "ha feo with noone on board. mp bp em | rin them Conniderablo mol cy io ter asbore. The second. cu cutter ‘ongeiae and Waterman was ip my oe a we Bot net a ‘in. pind first cutter was got ashore ht, and then the cn wo ter 4 yt mag! an} Int ith theboata, Mr. ‘Torn, in, Wi Lyon, rker my elf five men, were the only ones left on Doard. le op all the wine, cooked a little coffee and tried to be comfortable fer the night, but it was hard work ; the ship was bumping 60 that we expected ber ae meruing he pes Pe bigh, but ie sea a two of the boats ventured off and rad wafe, thi we did mes down colors perethate Tlett cht bon with me, We landed on 8 sand beach, the crew and em- Darked tn the boats We ted eignty {mn oUF boat, one bundred and ninety-three er. We fae up me ‘French sement about twenty miles, when wé came toa basen called Sanan, wi we found quarters Pees at twelve at night‘on an old mat outside tb the house, with vermin running all over us. ‘The men were roused up at, two and in the and down nn iver to Cocanada, which we a wes o’clock. I was glad sometimes to get hold of a piece wee the Gre and est it almost raw and covered With dirt. had no shoes, n0 socks. My wholo stock was a coat, pants, Crimean shirt, under shirt, drawers, pith hat, sixteen rupees, sleeve buttons, gold pencil, raph, @word and revolv Lyon gave mo a pair of shoes, one of the men gavo me a pair of woolen socks, and my boy has managed to save my silver mug and two or three shirts, Probably we suai! be at boi be. RAVAGES OF THE FEVER PLAGUE AT MAURITIUS. The Reverend Denis Speliiesy, # Catholic clergyman, ministering in the Mauritius, farsishes the following re- port of the ravages of the fover plague in the colony :— Presurrery oF St. Paiommxa, May 16, 1867. Tam in convalescence from two attacks of fever, and though somewhat weakened, I do not like to jet the mail slip away without asin} esdae some proof that J am still living. Fifteen bund: ied tm this die- trict in the course of some wees. Us by of twenty. five thousand persons shed in the same lapse of time in the idisthiets of Portlouis and Pamplemonsses— district of Pau! and Virginia, Sucha plague was Sever bes ou in, bistorie times. I never heard of before, nearly dead at the altar; Four priests camo successively to replace me; were near failing victims to the plague. 1 thank God T never lost my senses. I had only one wish, and that was that our God would grant me pationes to endure my sofforings. The town of Poudre d'or consisted of about one thousand Inhabitants; more than one-third died, and anotuer third are weakened and disabled by the paludeas Pee. yriest that came to replace me for holy week fell He and I were in our beds on Palm Sunday. The ple crawled to mase, and in spite of every one I Ptd thet I I would say mass, and not let the people re- ba home without their palms. J kept my word, bat! wee very paying dear for my boldness. Afier FJ consecration a cold ewegt covered all my he the Pator Noster I was obli death was over my yeas was obliged to ride u holy wacrifi however, strength (0 commnne a email parcel of the ‘host and‘ take the contents of the chalice; pat the rest of the hort into the ciboriem ; pat we jor wit negsed in (hit Country. one thought I was dead. They rubbed me with ‘camper awd spirits of wine, and before one balfhour J was bolter, 1 thank God when my soul, al thought, was leav: knew that ft bad to atone creature that 1 Bot love; there was no one to whom I bore the st and gow Tam up work. ing for our on the 19th vigil of the 1! year of my ‘exterday evening I did throug! ba Lh have done Seeger le wife and his five 61 Reply Ey Syl nam: ani ung: en'l called efter bia fesber, Jamon” Enalieh Accounts. pth x London Lancet, August 1.) nooner fae or Good He feet tho recommne- euinorives + dation Fe rl ayn teen assumed the respon. sibility th regiment, and subse, pe .boat from complainant and coustitutionat iajur ease, and this fi few meniha ie Sne regiment — be Tay be antiol With inst thii all wrauce of fuel in uch a for the so clea end married soldiers’ quarters at the Verne Fort, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Arremrten Lancexy.—Charles Lynch, No, 408 Greem- | wich street, alleges that early yesterday morning he wad awakened by some person calling out to him that he was robbed. Immediately jumping out of bed, he, ag! he says, caught a man named James Madden endeavor- ing to escape from his room. Ho seized hold of him, .then procured the services of an officer and placed man under arrest, Mr. Lynch states that from inf¢ tion obiained from James Cavanagh he believes that den had rifled his pockote, Yesterday the Pepa wes brought before Justice Ledwith on a 0 of attem| larceny. He was committed im default of $1,000 i to answer the charge, Took His Pockrrsoox.—Joseph Hyland, who tania to bo an ox-policeman, was brought before Justice 14 with on a charge of feloniously taking # quantity United States currency of the value of $144 he. goes that Patrick Neville, of No. 323 West ‘street, in company with the accused, went fi a rave. neve Rb: aoe pat or wit hed ook with the intention Lb wi ordered, when Hyland, ag np alge, ee containing ms money and refused and ~~ ag e@ charge of takin; ~~ tod hold to answer ia dedaute of 500 ball COWARDLY AssauLT ny a Buromsn of ae Aap Wo Max. —Yesterday Eliza Groon, aged 71 years, = at No, 507 Sixth avenue, had occasion to go t @ butcher’s in the neighberhood to procure some when, on examining it previons to making yaaa . she remarked it was “nothing extra oe wi thé butcher got quite excited and abused the old lady in 4 manner, finishing up by knocking her down, in jicting several severe con: (murat about the body, 60 officer Holmes, of the TWenty-ninth precinct, bad bave her removed to Bellevue Hospital for surgics tweatment. Ron Dowx tv Tas Norrn River.—Three men, wi gave their names as Manger, Buer and Kepler, gow before Justice Connolly on a charge of stealing the property of Daniel H. Quinn, No. 94 West - Forueth street eit stloged thas the three men hired 6, eet keeping the t i quently ig Ste arrested 01 abe ahs yperty. ey state they wel t on the North river, who 4 joked the and brought them to Newburg. The case was contin in order to give the accused a chance to prove the of their statement, Autrcen Frroxiovs Assavur.—John Shove, No. 1] Third avenue, preferred a complaint against George, whom he charged with having stabbed him im the left breast with a knife. It is said the pegs =e id together for some tinie, and it difference between them that Pace ig Connolly committed the scouted, Cs It . Crversy TO ANmMALs.—Officer Thomas, of the seventh precinct, arrested John Stecte, driver of ap itd wagon, whom he found, as he alleges, driving @ diseased in the foot and wholly unfit for labor. » accepted the complaint, and required the farnish bail for bis gree at the 8; sions, Officer Gibbons, wash, a ‘Third James le, cha: ed ita duty were s horwe ea the strects, ith fort; bi weight of cheese on his truck. The prisoner for trial. Larceny sy Bors.—Patrick H. Finnegan, of No. Division stroet, caused the arrest of John McEvoy and Mark Timons, all boys, whom he of having stolen a quantity of brass work, $14. The prisoners confessed their guilt end were oe as trial by wan 3 Hogan. Brep: berry street, was on Towed By the terone Soe ‘eros dle ha for fouls poet amp Barvany.—Charles Die of No. ‘Williant. stroet, who, st was alleged, Dennis Sullivan, James O'Neil and Lake ¥ his saloon at No. 8 Duane stree! Previously - ared botors Justice, and a native of New York. ears of age ory four en and an Irishman. Sullivan ig thirty. yeara of age anda native of Ireland. §.. ye ‘Turrt ov a Hawsen.—Wm. J. Burgiss, of No. 88 Liberty street, caused the arrest of Henry T. mate on board the steamer Virgil, lying at the pier of Canal street. sueeees before Justice yesterday and accused Bremond of having stolen vessel’s hawser, valued t faa which ho bad o! for sale at the stores of the ety. The pos ieee That ste $4, ‘been stolen from dad ig steamer has — in sal Eg As the orident onsidered sufficient, the 2 bim, for trial in default of bail. a Tene oot ‘orfolk, Va. and thirty-four years of agé. Girt JewsiLny Swixpier.—George 8. Lawlis, & of Phipsburg, Me., and now an inmate of ne nd Detention, was induced yesterday wo enter thd 101 South street, by David Steph: ne, whe charxed, to Keep a gift Sones at varia —, 1y ewii Sep aee oy shop tickets, and Srevelin, of the Fourth allowed to furnish bail in as of $600 for POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE, ‘Tam Prxeiexcy.—Some of the Missouri radicals have Bominated Stanton for the Presidency; but the climaz i@ Teached by the Cincinnat! 7mes, which puts ticket with Stanton for President the name of oma Sheridan as its candidate for the Vice Presidency. Cincinnati Comercial (republican) ‘Think of appending Sheridan to Major General of the regular army with pod a oot Ah prensa and all with the fell htest soldier Of the great ine ce ehair Of @ Senate. The force of fol farther , Nothing more hideously beard of for many days. Graney 1s New Onteans.—The New Orleans licam (radical), alluding to Horace Greeley, say! the rebel concert saloons couple bis name with that of Jef Davis in their songs, and while the namo of Abrae bam Lincola is received with hisses those of J. Wilkes Booth and Horace Groeley are greeted with loud 6 plauge.”” ' “A Daa Canpiare, —A democratic paper In Minnesota, ip advocating the election of its candidate, says that “‘gtandard bearer, Charles E. Flandrau, has twice down bis Ife to save Western Minnesota from being de> vastated by Indians.”” : Mn. Staxtow,—Judge Thy democratic candidate for Governor of Obio, in bis late speeches, says that Edwin M. Stanton was an original State democrat, and the Cineinnatt Commercial cays it 19 @ curious fect in this connection that when citizen Corry, paid his visit to Wheatland and caught the barter) after Mr, Buchanan’s election, the mon recommended ( Mr. Buchanan ae the proper persons to represent thé State soversigaty element of tho West in the Cabinet were Edwin M. Stanton, of Ohio, and Joseph ba Kentucky. Micmaax,—The Michigan Constitotional Convention fe decidedly radical in ite tendencies, 4 resolution 16 submit the question of equal suffrage to the people tbe State, as @ separate proposition, was) by a decisive vote, aro eet tas of the Constitution; and we now rat penne? tion bas resolved to incorporate the —s clause also, MantiaNp.—The Democratic State Ceptral Comm! ie to meet at Baltimore next Taesday, the 20tb inet, —$—<—_—$—$——- THE WEEKLY HERALD, ‘ WA RAL AB DAA LAS The Cheapest Newspaper Best Lit Journal in cho the Country. 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