The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1868, Page 3

MEFTATIONS WANTED FEMALES. Cooks, &e. EAST 12TH 8T., BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS.— As cook; thoroughly understands her business; is a Pastry; the lady will tind» trust- ; has two years’ reference from last em- WEST 82d ST., SECOND HOUSE WEST OF 9TH av.—A competent and experienced cook and baker; tu willing to asuist with the washing; best city reference for honesty, sobriety aud capability; wages no object in @ re- spectaite family. Can be seen as above. 609 2D AY<AS GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND froner; good city reference; uo objections to the country for the bummer, Chambermaids, &c. G5 VAN, BRUNT 8, BROOKLYN, OVER DOW ES De) store,—A young Nova Scotia as chambermaid and waitress orto Uike care of acbild) is neat and willug and has good reference, : Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 136 WEST 19TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS SEAMSIRESS 2 ‘and operator to go out by the day or week; under- stands all kinds of fine sewing and also infant's ward fy Tobes; has a Wheeler & Wilson's machiue if desired, A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN AS DRESSt maker, where she ean board In the house; would uo, Object to assist with light housework, Address D. M. 8. Herald office, Housekeepers, &c. MARION STREET.—AN ELDERLY WOMAN AS 20) Mrtckceper for a widower, or purse for an invalid, or fake care of young ladies and do dressmaking. H AY.—AN EDUCATED LADY, FROM THE 320 sitin*s Tourekeeper in a genteel family; speaks Tish and French; is able and willing to assist in the education of children under 12 years. Call or address for ‘three uays, Mrs, Frunch. N INTELLIGENT WIDOW, THOROUGHLY EXPE- AM nanced in household duties ‘and the care of children, desires the position of housekeeper, exempt from the more Iaburious parts of it; good reference given and required. Address Mra. O. V., care of Mr. Turner, Chad's Ford, Penv. WIDOW LADY, IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES, AL Wiahes to take charge of « gentleman's house. Address M.B., station E. HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER DESIRES A SITUATIO A haga thorough knowledge of the business; would t charge of linen or store room; satisfactory references; ghiecaen, to leave the city. Address “Hotel Housekeeper,’ Herald office. WELL EDUCATED LADY DESIRES A SITUATION A as housekee; ina genteel fam: ease call at Dr. Taylor's, 85 Chariton street, N. ¥., oh Monday, 20th, from A. M. til P.M. (A. SOUTHERN LADY, 3 YEARS OF AGE, WITHOUT ‘any encumbrance, as housekeeper ina gentleman's family; one with whom I might make iny home one of these referred; no one need answer but those who reall Nurses, &c. 15 CARROLL FLACE.—& YOUNG PROTESTANT. GIRL 2) tomindachild and to make herself generally ueefui; ho objection to the country, GOLD ST., BROOKLYN—A GENTEEL YOUNG person to aitend on growing children and sew ; under- stands cutting and fitting childven’s dresees, or would wait on young ladies or an invalid; best of reference. Call or address ‘us above. 398 (2B AV. NEAR coTH ST.—AN ELDERLY LADY is an exverienced monthly nurse; can give the best of reference; pric ¢ 2D AV.—A NURSE OF LONG EX gentleman's nurse. He has best city r 55 Laundresses, &c. 83 ¥ IN THE REAR, SECOND FLOOR. 2) A respectable woman to do a’ few gentiemen's or families’ washing at her own house; does clothes up in the best manner, and best reference given, ST 8TH 4262 WEST 26TH 8TH AND 9TH AVS., 333 (Maton An oss; be y refer ance, Misceflaneous. A TADY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE 1 UPER- vision of a house during the avrence of fami), where she could have the use of the plane, or would tea rousic and French in exchange for bourd; thie most satisfac tory references given and required, Addrest Musical, box 166 Herald otlice. YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW OF RE PLEAS- inz address, will accept a position as governess or iraveling companion; widower’s fauily prefer reaponsi- Die curiosity seekers Adi ‘er, box 151 Herald of Fs = = 2 ee , A WIDOW LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A HOME FOR the summer for herself and little gis! in return for lessons in French and Verman, or would accept any position not me- would also give private lessons in said languages at jerate prices; good reference, Addrees Teacher, Herald ollice. Pe Sa : ti FRENCH PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS lady's maid; if a good hairdresser, dressmaker and mii- liner, Mest reference. “Adiress L. K., box 227 Herald ollice. A FRENCH LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS, wishes a situation as hairdresser at a hotel in sume watering place, Address Hairdresser, box 1b2 Herald ofiic 88 LOt notice. Mire. Warrin- _HELP_WANTED—FEMALES, _ FIRST CLASS OPERATOR ON FINE WHITE GOODS A wanted; alko @ good dressmaker and tritcmer, Also furntahed Rooms torent. Inquire at 19 Amity #treet. FIRST CLASS LA WANTED IMME- A Gites tor a boaraing at Saratoga. Firat class Feferences required. Inquire at t# Wet 14st 1., over Mac eho WIDOW WOMAN WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCES, detween the ages of thirty and forty, with pleasant ad- f tt dress, in wanted to travel with i npon an invalid gentleman, Address P. , Heralt! office. \OOD OPERATOR FOR SEWING MACHINE WANTED; ‘one who understands paid, Call #2 Amity ANTED—AN EFFICIENT FRENCH MAID KNOWING how to dreas hair, make ladies dresses and do up mus- Mina; an honest, steady, respectah ¢ person with good referen- ces may find a good aitiution. Addres# box 5. st oftice. ly; weekly ANTED.-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO COLORED girls; one as cook, the other as chamnbermaid and the two todo the washing together. Apply at 18 st. Beat city reference required. waitrens East 2st ANTED—A FIRST CLASS LAi TO DO THE RI washing and froning at the bouse of aemall family; Cail for two golored preferred; best reference required. days at 164 Went 47th at. ANTED—A FEW GOOD D) also @ cood operator on Wh who can do all kinds of work perfect. 17 East Mth et. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL AS NURSE and seamstress, Apply at 107 Weet 430 ®t. ON WH s. Apply at 7 ANTED—SEVERAL GOOD OPERATORS Jer & Wilson's machine to make white shir 833 Broadway, first loft. Wanten- 4 TRADE FOR AN AMERICAN GIRL, 15 Fears of age: will be bound ont toa respectable party. Apply to Josephine Patterson, 102 ¢ , inthe store, ANTED-A RESPECTABLE NURSE, TO TAKE charge of children going to Liverpool on Wedweaday Apply at Clarendon Hotel, beiween 9 and 10 o'clock P.M. ANTED—FOR A SMALL AMERICAN PAMILY, AN American woman (white or colored), who understands housework thoroughly; one who appreciates a home. Ad. dress Home, station O. SITUATIONS WANTED- YOUN ERMAN MERCHANT WISHES A SITUA tion na wholesale business; If necessary he can fur Herald office. ; nish a security of $2,000, Address D. ik. Pp ANTED—A rAPPe FACTORY sinless is de to mix colors for tin grounds business, a good malary will oe paid. ‘ald oftice, PER HANGINGS. naive yerno “HANDSOME DOU A N sible porition one proci.ring for a Bookkeeper or managing clerk In a mercanuile oF banking | Louse ; capacity aul inteqrity guaranteed, Address Peregyer- ance, bo rid office, N AMERICAN OR ENGLISH SALESMAN WANTED One who understands bis business aiid can make wine dow ticketa; @ permanent situation for one who ean come well recommended, Apply at J. Ward's, 888 and 880 Grand at., Wiltamaburg, L. i. 007 AND SHOE SALESMAN.—WANTE young man, with good references. Apply ‘at 1a0 South Gib st., Williamaburg, between 6th au! 7th ste, (PO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.—A YOUNG MAN W acquainted with the drug trade throughout the country Gesires an engagement as saiesman with ar established drag Rouse tm thie city, Address A. B., box 6,081 Post office, New ‘ork, 0 DRY GOONS SALESMEN.- WANTED, BY dry goods jobbing house, wel with Northern and Western bi } dressed to box 1,144 Post office will be regar fidential and will receive prompt attention ANTED—AN EXPERIEN( NA millinery and silk goods jobbing boure, Address, with references and expected salary, Silk Goode, box 1% Herald ice. ANTED—IN A JOBBING HOUSE, TWO OR THREE ‘active salesmen in the fancy, ribbon and notion de partments; good retail hands not cbjectionabie, also four ments stock keepers. Add: ving references and ealary Sevected, B.C Dox 9083 Port Mice, New York. ‘ANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS conmderable experience in the drag buriness a #!t\: an assistant oe ven. Address 442 Broadway. WANTROIA FIRST CLASS ‘who isa rapli penman, quick and correc none other need apply. A with reference, box 2,080 Pont office. siihd haces W tenes SITUATION AS ks clerk in a retali drng more: best reter- *harles E. Sisson, room 56 Continental CASHIER OR BOOK eeper in a mercantile or stock bouse, \ndersiands French and English Heoroughigs 2H rive firet caer refer: jer ce ences. Address L. F., box 158 “COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, | ATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, sO ATIOM anand aveintart gardener. AJueess T. K., 164 Herald oftice, ra “SITUATION WANTED BY A SINGLE MAN, AB e te 4 nn take charge of agentieman’s place ome well recommended. Call op or address Thon. Leslie, at Sot Sogenes’s feed store, B76 Bromdway, recond door above A i | A SMART | | iV | with G. F. Bulley, COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. GARDENER WANTED—A MAN WITH SMALL FAMILY J and good recommendations can find a steady situation ae gentleman's country seat, Address J. L., box 4,920 Post office. ARDENE! 3 German; no incumbran: of greenhot 108 us fi ac, iscroea i ANTED—A PROTESTANT MAN AS COACHMAN, ‘groom, de. who thoroughly understands the care of horses and is wiilng Jo mate kimaelf usaful on 8 ¢eatlaman's place near the city; w month au |. Ad: Ureas box 2 New York Post olloe. WARTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN , ASD groom by a man, lately from the Old "8 SITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED a the entire care Address for three country; is will has good reference. Apply for three days to J D., No. 10 Henry at. YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY COMPETENT TO AS- Pity making ® topographical survey. Addrees W. J. ofliee. N ASSISTANT DENTIST—COMPETENT TO OPERATE and do some mechanical work; mail applicants will state age, how lon; thet the we ui . ‘ : PRETERRE BROTHERS, 159 Bowery, ENTS WANTED--FOR LANE'S CLUSTER WARD- A. robe Hooks, just being introduced ; sells at sight; reta.! Drive 3 cente. Apply to I. Hf. HOW, #9 Maiden lane. ARKEEPER WANTED—BY A LARGE HOTEL IN this city, a head barkeeper; none need appiy without unexceptionable references for ability and honesty from respectable parties. Address, with name and reference, Bar- keeper, Herald odice. MECHANICS, FARMERS AND ALL GOOD RELIABLE AME men desiring to join the second company golng to Kut for homesteads, may address Kansas, ata- fas September 1, tion G, with stamp. Mk WANTED—TO GET UP ROUTES ON THE 4¥L EVENING TELEGRAM, First come first served. Ap- ply at 30 Ann atreet. ry ORTER WANTED—A STOUT, ABLE-BODIED MAN}; ‘obo who can road and write and is not afraid of work} ‘American or German preferred. Address C., Herald office. 10 MANTILLA AND CLOAK MANUFACTURERS.— Wanted, by a silk goods jobbing house, a man who understands the manufacture of mauiillas and cloaks and who is competent to take charge of that department. A com- munication addressed to box 1,144 Post oflice will receive prompt attention, tt ANTED—A GOOD CARVER; ALSO A GOOD WAITER Apply at 194 Chatham square. 7 ANTED—BRICKLAYERS AND GOOD LABORERS to attend, at ten hours per day; wages for bricklayers, #5; laborers, 83 75 per day. Cail in 6th av., near 58th st. ANTED—AT TAYLOR'S HOTEL, JERSEY CITY, A first class man to take charge of the dining room. Best references required, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN FROM 16 TO 18 YEARS OF a writer, quick and correct at figures, and re- siding w ith his parenta; best reference req Address, in own handwriting, Classon, Herald office. ‘WANIED_FOR A SINGLE YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A travelling companion to accompany him on a Weetern pleasure trip. Address A, B. C., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN ENGLISHMAN AB secretary, travelling companion or tutor to alittle boy or boys; terms moderate, Address A. B. C., Post oflice, Fu River, Mass. WANTED FOUR GOOD BELL BOYS; NOXE BUT those who understand the business need apply between 9 and 10 A. M, at Stevens House, 27 Broadway. WARTEDIA, BOY WRITING A GOOD HAND AND living with his parents, in alace house, Call on Mon- day morning, between 835 and 11, at 63 Lispenard at. at TANT ED—A MAN WHO CAN SELL CATAWBA, et, champagne and other wines and lquors in gen eral; to a man with trade a liberal arrangement will be made, Murbhy & Dunn, 60 Beaver at. _ HELP WANTED—MALES. _ WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS WHITE GOODS BUYER ix wanted, who has a good trade of his own, to open a white goods department in a cash dry gooda jobbing house; none Dut men of the abovenamed class need apply. Address or two days box 4824 Post office, stating where last em- toyed, &e. Vv —A WELL RECOMMENDED BOY, 18 TO 20, ‘wseful in a dry goods store, Apply yrom 8 to 9 Bowery. VVANTED—A GOOD, INTELL) NT BOY; ONE WHO Vy ie well recommended. Apply at 873 Broadway, secoud lott. \TANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, 14 OR 15 YEARS W3f are. Inquire of R. J. Godwin, 16 Exchange place, Best city reference required. eupeiiyis WA STEDOLIFE INSURANCE AGENTS FOR NEW ‘York State and city ; salary or commissions paid. Ad- dress Insurance, Herald officg. S95 -A FEW YOUNG MEN TO STUDY TELE- Le). graphing, 325; three months’ instruction for $25. Call early (as ovly eight students are wanted) at 10 West 24th street, ___THE TRADES. N EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL ENGINE! 1). « situation to run either a marine or stationary ¢€ best reference. Address for two days Engineer, care of Cogawell, 242 Pearl st., New York, A. YOUNG PHONOGRAPHER WANTEDWIN AN OF- fice. Applications must be made by letter in phonogra- phy and long hand, stating age, previous occupation and employers of applicant, at what rate he can write and salary expected. Address box 5,800 Post oflice, New York. NGRAVER WANTED—A FIRST CLASS LETTER EN- 1) graver on silverware, jewelry, tc. ; work guaranteed the year round. ‘ORDHAM’S, 28 Jobn RST CLASS GORWON PRESS! WANTED—AT THE Aldine Press ofl stead, Place and good ges for the rh IN, EOWNE & CO. NE BOXMAKER WANTED—AT 14 AMITY OR 52 ( pix BER WANTED—STI Robinson st. EADY WORK TO A FIRST Jase workman. Apply to Wm. Young, 481 3d av. e TPO ,ARCHITECTS.—A_ YOUNG MAN | ACQUAINTED wiih the business may hear of a situation to his advan- y addressing, with particulars as regards ability, D. 8. ion ©, for three days. INSMITH WANTED—TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN the country. Apply at J. & H. Hart's, corner of Wash- ton and Harrigon sts., on Monday, at 1 o'clock P. M. tage b: P. WARTED-PENCIL CASE MAKERS, TWO, GOOD hands; also one man to.get down stock. Apply to Western Hotel, Cortland! sty July 22 and 23, ‘and SP. M.; or address as above Providence, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1868. LARUE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ SARATOGA \ Pom gentemenre teovelling freak: Carpet Kags, Valises an vel ea arge boot ‘shoe st 3 Bowery, vovuer Bend . wis: oe ne ____W. D. BIGELOW & ROBERT IRWIN, MUSICAL. YOUNG MAN, HAVING GREAT VOCAL POWERS Ps anda good reader of vocal music (baritone register), wishes @ situation in some music publishing establishes Where he can make himself yeuerally useful” Address Chas. Maguire, 430 East Ninth street, A LUMBER YARD FOR SALE.—THE ABOVE YARD, with Leases, stock of Lumber, Horses, Wagons, &c., &c., will be sol on easy terms, ‘as the present owners wish to retire. Satisfactory reason will be given for selling. Tnquire at 21 Grand street, Jersey City. NT.—TUR OLD DRUG STOR taken, Sales $40 per day. Hooks ._Inquire on the premises, 351 Pear! street. DRUG STORE, DOING A FINE B densely povulated neiyhborhood, large practice attache: health. Apply at 317 Pirst avenue, A cause ith Eighteenth and Nineteenth stre A Square ; goo between PHYSICIAN WITH $500 CAN PURCHASE AN OLD established Ofice, Medicines, Fixtures, &e.. near Union location for office and family practice. Address 130 Herald oiice, Medicus, bs (A MARGE SIZED HERRING'S SAFES ALSO TWO medium and one small Safe, of Wilder's, Lillie’s and Marvin's, for sale cheap. 8. G. QUIRK, % Maiden lane, A RARE CHANCE—FOR A MAN WITH A SMALL ZA capital or printer in & well established and profitable business, Cash wanted to extendahe same, Address Ady- tam, box 191 Herald oilive. A NEAT SOAP FACTORY, ALL COMPLETE, W! tA. dwelling house adjoining. for sale Jars cal! at No. 4ti West Seventeenth str 1 heap. For particus Fes SALE—BROOKLYN-RARE OPPORTUNIT! tock, Fixtures and Good Will of Ladies’ Hairdressing FEatablishment will be disposed of ata fair rate. In a very desirable situation, with four years’ lease, doing a first class business. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address Hairdressers, Herald office. OR SALE~THE NEAT BARROOM NO. sireet, opposite Fulton market, with lea Fixtures will be sold at M. DOUGHTY, 79 Nasa: vate sale will be sold at o'clock A. FULTON 6; Stock and Larzain; for particulars ayply to street, 'N. B.—If not sold at prt- ation on Wednesday, Juiy 22, at 11 OR SALE—FIRST CLASS LAGER BEER AND Liquor Store, in Hoboken; three years’ lease; cbeap rent, Call this day at 25 Newark street, Hoboken, OR SALE—FOR CASH, A SAMPLE ROOM AND Clear Store, ina good Ideation on Broadway. Apply to J. LASHER, 12 East Houston street, IREPROOF SAFES.TWO LARGE, THREE M dium and four small secon hand Fireproof Safes, of g's, Wilder's and Lillie’a make, for sale cheap at 100 iden lane, near Pear! street, 1 on Ae BOOK AND STATIONE! RY STORE, ON ird avenue, near Cooper Institute; doing large cash Rengon for selling the owner has other busine . Cy G., Herald office, OR SALE- ON FULTON AVENUE, A FINE CONFE! tion and Ice Cream Business, well established; rent Tory low; bad heaith the canse of sale. Apply to W. MACKEY, $8 Fulton’ BREWERY venue, Brooklyn. WOR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN known as the Clinton Brewery. Inquire at the Premises, 13 Clinton street, as (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND SHOE Store; 15 years’ standing; retiring from business, Ad- dress Chas. Newman, station B, Grand street. ‘OR SALE—A LADIES’ FANCY STORE; STOCK AND Fixtures for sale cheap; all new; large store and two rooms; rent only $28 per month; reason for selling, other business to attend to. Address A. ©., Herald office. USICAL CONSERVATORY, 24 WEST street, between Seventh and E sings terme low; circulars Agent and Director, UNIVERSITY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, University place, between Thirteenth and Fou st instruction oh the pt per uacter private tuition, #10. German profersor 11 for circulars. A GENTLEMAN WIL plano at pupils? Feferences given. Add Herald oflice, ve: (PUBLISHED THIS DAY) A new coll n of vopular vocal and pianoforte mosie in books, 4 cents each inted on the finest toned paper, from entirely new type; each number with iLustrated wrapper and a ful. pace illustration, intended as a companion | jes to BOOSEY'S MUS. NED “HOUSE HO! SI nold songs; Ni a AMERICA: M JX Twenty-sixth nues.—Piauo, Violin, Guitar, 5 read Jed, Wa co for 310 p eax, with residence, Teacher, box 112 | janot’ te pieces. wosey Cataloxue of Cheap Musical Publications, with Supplement, free on application. JOUSEY & Ot 644 Broadway. So FOusEHOLD ™ A collection of popiiar vocal and pianoforte muale in elegant books, 4) cents each, printed on the finest toned paper, from entirely hew type, eac with ilustrated cover and a full page filust as 1 companion series to Boose) No. 5. Ten Gem 2. Twenty NEW NUMBERS OF THE MUSICAL CABINET. ‘Just pu lished. No, 113. Schumann's ‘celebrated Album for the Young, 43 characteristic pleces, complete, No. 108, “Norma, lete, for Pianoforte of Pianoforte plec ine Sacred Pieces for Piano! art omplete, for Pianoforte. . cents . 105, Der Frelschuetz," comple ¢, for Pianoforte. £0 No. 101. Seven New Waltzes, &c., by btriusi + 50 No. $8. Twenty-two Baritone and Bass Son BOOSEY'S PIANOFORTE TUTOR, Fiftieth thousand, *,* Mesars. Boosoy & Co. desire to direct the particular at- tention of the trade and pubile to the new edition of their ce.ebrated Pianoforte Tutor, price 60 cents. Boosey's Piano- forte Tutor ia best eful, largest and cheapest ever published ; 40 pages, large music size. ‘A supplement to Boosey & Co.'s Catalogue of Cheap Musica! Publications is ready thie day, free on application, BOOSEY 4 00., 644 Broadway, New York. + 50 cents Price 50 cents, ty moa NHE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, NO. 54 Unton square, will open on the lst of September next. Further particulars can be obtained at the ofiice, H, SCHROEDER. WANTED-AN ENGAGEMENT IN SOME CATHOLIC church as soprano by ® German lady. Address S., box 181 Herald office. _______ REAL ESTATE WANTED. — ARM WANTED—OF ABOUT 150 ACRES GOOD LAND and convenient to this city. Apply to GEO. T. HARING, 170 Nassau street. ; ‘ae OUSE AND LOT WANTED—IN A GOOD NEIGH- apply to GEO. T. HARI borhood in Brooklyn; price must not be over $10,000. NG, 170 Nassau street, POR, SALE—A NEATLY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE doing & good business, the proprietor having other buai- ness to attend to, Apply at 168 Caual atreet, near Bowery. J. MOEWAN. JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS MANUFAC ness, now fully a party with from 15,000 to 82 offered to enter at prigelpaia and th ‘A., Herald oft htrade, ‘To fw now ess. fone but apply. Addyess FOR BALE, O8, EXCHANGE a, GOOD | BUSINESS 1" weil located in this city, with long lease of premises ‘Address Q. &. D., Uerald small amount of money required. oiliee, JORCE PUMP, COST $75, WILL BE SOLD FoR $10, at 472 Canal street, NO WATCHMAKER: LL SE wi ker's too! Maid INWA! MACHINES AND TOOLS ONE SET OF new and one set of old for sale ¢ 472 Canal atreet, che: WILL BUY LIQUOR STORE, WITH STOC Fixtures, five years? Lease, License, &c.;a bar: $500 gainjrentlow. Apartments to live in. jersey City. Es, BOILERS AND &TRAM, Furs, sew A.W ani second hand, all styles and sizes, Planers, Lathes, Anvils, Vises, Shaftings, Tools and Machinery of all descrip: tions, at HOFFMAN & FINNEY'S, 167 Water st., Brooklyn. ‘OR SALE—THREE FOLDING MACHT ES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald ofllce. JOR SALE CHEAP—TWO DANIEL'S PLANING MA- chines; will plane #4 inches and 42 inches. Apply to L. H. SIMPSON’ & CO., 42 Broadway, roou 38, ba )OR SALE—CHFAP, A TEN-HORSE HORIZONTAL Engine and Boiler, with all the fixtures. Apply at 504 East Nineteenth etreet. FOR SALE <A BARGAIN, ENGINES AND § 10100 horse; Steam Fuimps, Sraitha’ To. BOILERS, Steam Pi aud O* E 80 HORSE BOILER, STEAM PUMES 4 lot of miscellaneous Machinery at a sacrifi M. SHELLEY, No. 2 City Hall place, corner of Centre and Chambers stree's. _ASTROLOGY. _ TEST.—THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, Paris, medical and business Clairvoyant Spiritualist, has great French secret to secure speedy marriage. No satis- faction, no pay. 138 East Seventeenth street, between Irving place ahd Third avenue. NLAIRVOYANT.—MADAME LA BLANCH, BUSINESS and medical advice; lucky numbers; name; love's talis- man; speedy inarriage. 115 West Twenty-slzth sireet. ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR- voyant, tells name and shows likenesses of futnre hus- bands; brings together those loug separated; lucky num- ber 144 t "Fwenty-seventh street, between Sixth and enues. MEDICAL, AM PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY vithont mercury. Office and consultations very pri- HARKISON, 177 Bleecker street. w vate by Dr. WASTEDIA NUMBER, OF STONECUTTERS TO CUT rubble asblera for St. Thomas church, corner of bth av. and 57th st. Good workmen can have a steady job. y TANTED—A GOOD TINSMITH ACCUSTOMED TO moter work. Apply to 8. G. Law, No. 1 East Warren at, Brooklyn. 7 ANTED—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS CLOTHING CUT- none but those who fully understand the busin » WM. YOUNG &CO., 18 and et. FRENCH ADVERTIS) N DEMANDE PLUSIEURS BLANCHISEUSSES, BIEN Stadresser ( mmandees, pour le linge nent. chez Lord & Taylor, 463 Broadway, cinquieme etage. “LOST AND FOUND. OSt_IN NEW YORK, IN FEBRUARY LAST, TWO 4 Parchment Certificates; name on both Robert’ Atkin, Whoever bas them will be rewarded if they will communicate Eaq., 120 Wall street, New York. LEFT OST. UPON THE STEPS OF IRVING HALL ‘a pain, board Portfollo, containing a quantity of manu- seript, 0 the owner, The Gader will be re- fm e wave to warded upon leaving ft at I ving Hall, Ost..IF THE PARTY WHO FOUND A BLACK Leather Hag yesterday morning, in one of the Broad- way cars will revurn the same to Becor & Co., 942 Broadway, they will be sultably rewarded and receive the thanks of the wher. ° AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND, ANSWERING TO os’ Lithe name of Pedro. inder will be suitably rewarded by leaving bim at 1% Leroy OSTA SMALL GOLD WATCH KEY, BETWEEN Broadway and Second avenue, in Eighth street, the of m deceased friend, Please return’ to 765 Broadw OST.—BLACK AND TAN DOG; ANSWERS TO THE of Major; any one returning the same to a] Kast d atremt will receive $2 reward, OST_A NOTE FOR $1,000, DRAWN TO MY OWN 4 order and endoraed, dated July 0, payable in three Ail persons are warned not to négotiate the same, SIMON FELDMAN. ‘REWARDS, $5 REWARD. LOST, FROM KO. 5 EAST FORTY. De) frat street, a white and yellow Pointer: answers to t name of “Jim.” steel collar, brass plate, inscribed “James Amory.” ‘Apply at No. 5 East Forty-tirst street. $10 BEwAR AYED IN FIFTH AVENUE, S about nine o'clock on Thursday eyentny, a pure white Spitz Dog; knows hit name, Fritz. The. hinder will coufer a favor by returning him to No, 9 West Thirty-third street. () REWARD.LOST OR STRAYED, ON FRIDAY $20 night or Saturday morning, @ black’ and tan Avawers to the name of Cricket; stands about 18 Inches ‘smail bead, ears cut very short, tan on cheat and paws. finder will feceiva the above reward by bringing iim to U undersiguet. SAM'L M. LEDERER, 46 St. Mark's place, REWARD.LOST, ON SATURDAY, ABOUT 1 FM. ia'e Fourth ‘avenue sage, going from Four: mn ‘Twenty-fourth atreet, a indy's etbook, contein- ing & $100 bill and atnall chani to Urrenwoo:! 4 meters. The above reward will be paid by return sane to 404 Lexington avenue rene one —TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS RE. $10.000.~ a ‘The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who | in June last, forged or ul tered Certidentes of Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Michigan Southern, Cleveland ‘and Pittsburg, Rock Island, Erie Railway and Pacific Mail Stocks. Ry order of the New York Stock Exchange and Open Board of Brokers, JOHN §, SAUZADE, Chai:nan Jt. Committee, New York, July 14, 1888. oR. {ALE CHEAP —o BE BUREAU, Warring Disk Mantel Ornathente, at No? West Washington piace KEEPERS SUPPLIED, AND CAR PAY BY THE KF ding, Key st BENDALL COD warebounee, 25,307 0 wud 1 Hodson street, corper Canal, wz, CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwifery ; over 30 years’ practice. Her i le Freneb Female Pilla,’ No. 1, price #1, or No. 2, I¥. prepa price #5, which cs a Eevee fail, are safe and healthy. 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The following !mportant correspon- dence explains the whole affair:— HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY’S SHIP CHANTICLEER, AT MAZATLAN, June 17, 186! No. 1. Sm—As senior naval officer of her Britannic Majesty’s navy on the west coast of Mexico, I have the honor to bring to your notice the following case of insult to an officer of her Majesty's ship Chanticleer by the Custom House authorities, and also to their de- tention of the sum of $368 belonging to her Majesty, the Queen of England, a permit to pass this money through the Custom House having. previously been granted. On the iéth Instant Mr. Wallace, payinas- ter of her Britannic Majesty's ship Chanticleer, re- ceived the sum of $633 trom Mr. Fulirkin for the use of her Majesty’s service, and a permit to pass the Custom House was procured. A portion of thie sui ‘was expended on shore in payment of provisions for the use of her Majesty’s e@hiy under my command, On this oMcer's arrival at the wharf, in company with myself, he was ordered into the Custom House and was told (hat he was suspected of having money in bis ssion for which no permission had been granted,and was ordered to produce the money he had about him. He immediately gave the balance of the $683 he had received from Mr. Fubrkin and was asked if he had any more money. He replied no; but afterwards, on being told to be very careful what he replicd, he stated that he had some private money of emall amount, which he produced and which was returned to him, After producing the whole of the money, and stating that he had no more, he was ordered to be searched in presence of the commandant, the permit ha been produced. No notice was taken of it, but the money was con fiscated; and on application again on the same day and snbsequently this morning the Custom House authorities refused to returp it, When the paymas- ter was ordered into the Custom House I directed him not to give up the Vener os go into the Custom House, as the permit would brought. A person who spoke —— explained to me in an insulting manner that I had no authority or command there. and was insulting in bis manner. J therefore ask him what he was, and went away. This person was the same who applied to me some short time since to give him protection on Generai Martinez defeat, ashe stated he was implicated with him. Having failed to procure the money from the Custom House authorities, I beg to submit the tujustice of the de- tention to your consideration and request that you will be pleased to order its repayment. The insult which the Custom Honse offictal above referred to states he received I beg to inform you is untrue, and 1 consider an officer of this ship has been grossly insnited by the Custom House authorit i have the honor to be, sir, your most obedient servant, W. W. BRIDG Commander and senlor officer, West coast of Mexic fo his Bacellency General Corona, Command: ‘thief of the Mexican forces at Mazatlan. i The folowing is the REPLY OF GENERAL CORONA. Mazar | Sexo CoMANDANTR—I have manic N, June 18, 1968, tion of yesterday, in which you ar me knowledge of the case which occurred previous day at the wharf of this port, and whieh refers to the confiseation of the sum of $368 Irom the paymaster of her Britannic Majesty's ship Chan Ucleer, notwithstanding he bad shown the proper amg for exportation, and asking me to order te return, as you consider the confiscation unjust. m™ reply t the honor to state that it ia not within ty jurisdiction to adjust this affair, and that the laws of the country referring to the jurisdiction 4 S. of the tribunals of the public Treasury inust be re- | sorted to, In consequence you wili have to have recourse to the tribunals cited, that you may have Justice administered, certain that it will be impartial and that you will receive justice in accordance with the laws. [ assure you, Sefior Comandante, of my considerations, RAMON CORONA, Independence and liberty, To the CoMMANDER of her Britannic Majesty’s man- of-war Chanticleer, lying in the bay of this port. pa prain Bridge thereupon forwarded the follow- SECOND COMMUNICATION. HER BRITANNIC Magesty’s Sip CaaNTICLERR, At MAZATLAN, June 18, 1568, |! Srr—I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of this day informing me that it is not in your power to accede to the demand, contained in my note of yesterday's date irding the restitution of the money forcibiy taken m an officer of this ship, and referring me to the local tribunal for re- dress. Your Excellency must be aware that it is not the custom in the cases of insult and robbery by of- ficials of any government 4; the persons or gov- ernment of another nation to ——— such matters by a local court, and I am of opinion that the ex- treme urgency of the case I have it notice can ay, have been viewed by lightit merits. I therefore you Ww! your to my and it becomes my duty to Inform you that unless the money is re) on board this ship by noon to-morrow, the 19th June, I shall be under necessity of then consider! What measures I must take to repel the insult of- fered and to recover the amount illegally abstracted from an oMicer of her Majesty's ship under my com- mand. The particulars having been fully set in my letter of Pi mtg "8 date it is not necessary to repeat A. nae T have the be ig a your caro Racaeney nee Coane Soma! P| RON A, jer-in- forces at Mazatian. Chief of the Mexican REPLY OF GENERAL GononA. AZATLAN, Jue 18, 1868. Ce et re i) informed of its cont and sconeiaered reco! those of y Ican find no reason to chan; iiat that the atair sto the my opinion, and u pertains ie juciedictou of the federsi tribune), in conformity to j rel the laws of the country treating of fiscat infractions upon the exportation of ineney. I have the honor to assure you of my conside:ation, RAMON CORONA. judependence ana Mberty. Ons, To the COMMANDER of her Britannic Majesty's man- of-war Chanticleer, lymg in the bay of thi ‘The correspondence was not dropped heve, as ap- | pears trom the THIRD COMMUNICATION, Sir—I have the honor fo a Apt of your letter of yesterday informing me that yon had no reason to alter your decision relative to ‘The restitution of the money taken from the paymaster of this ship, and again referring me to the law courts, The question of the insuit offered to the officer and iyself you entirely ignore, It becomes my duty in tion to the above facts to protest most strongiy suinst the illegality committed and the insuit that y oMicers have thought fit to offer to myself and the oMcer under my command, 1 haye now to bring to your notice that a still greater insult was oie to ine yesterday afternoon, and I request you w give me an explanation at your earliest convenience, On my arriving at the pier yesterday afternoon to embark in my boat I was arrested by a gnard of three men and ordered into the Custom House, On entering an empty room a man forced me in the most insulting mauner against a Wall and in the roughest and most outrageoug manner searched my person and also that of an offlceer who was in my company, ‘This gross insult was perpetrated even without the preseuce of an oficer or a word of expla- nation, ‘Tocomment upon this outrageous conduct is quite unnecessary, but | demand a@ full explana- tion which must be immediately followed— First—By the disavowal on the part of the govern- moat of Mazatian of any participation in the conduct of ifs oiicers who have been instrumental in offering the gross insult to me and through me to the govern- mieat of Great Britain, Second—By the production of the oMcer ordering the insult on board this ship and his immediate pun isiiment to my satisfaction, Thivd—By the payment of the money abstractea from the Paymaster of this ship on the 16th inst. aud an apology for the insult he was subjected to. Should these commands not be complied with in twenty-four hours from noon to-day I shall then take snuch-measures as I deen necessary to repel the in- sult given and to cause the uniform of her Britannic Majesty's officers to be respected. [have the honor to be, sir, your most obedient servant, W. W. BRIDGY. Commander and senior officer, Wes To his Uxcelleney General Corona, Commuander- in-Chief of the Mexican forces at Mazatlan, To tue above Was sent the following: LY OF GENERAL CORONA. GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, ‘ MAZATLAN, June 19, 1568. )R COMANDANTE—I have received your com- jon entitled No. 3, which you lave been “1 Lo direct to me to-day. In {it you attribute plea: to the officers under my command the insults that have been committed upom your person, and that of the paymaster, searching your pockets and abstract- ing ‘he sum of $268 that sald eee ‘was carry- ing away from this poe on the 16th inst., and after- wards refer to the insults offered you in person yes- terday. I am led to understand that the want of knowledge on your part of the attributes of the em- ployes of the republic in thelr distinct branches 1s the cause of the error in addressing me, believing that I am the superior of said employés. In order to banish such error and that you use your rights in accordance with the laws, I have to manifest to th that lam Chief of the Fourth Division of the lexican army, which accidentally finds itself sta- tloned in the State of Sinaloa, discharging a special commission of the Citizen President of the republic, and that none of the officers of my division have taken part directly or indirectly in the occurrences of which you speak. If any of my subordinates were guilty I should consider myself obliged to take proper measures, but this not being the case, | can- not do otherwise than Jeave those responsible who are guilty of the acts, Through a principle of po- liteness, and that you may be guided in the proper cause to pursue, permit me also to say that the par- ties accused being employés of the Cnstom House, your reclamations must be addressed to the administrador, C. Francisco Sepulveda, as thelr chief, and if you do not there receive justice, as before stated,you will have to have recourse to the national government, On my part | have mude the last ex- Planations, hong that you are persuaded that | am not the authorlty to be addressed, and that with my character as General-in-Chief, at the orders of the #upreme government of the republic, | am not authorized to jaterfere in questions foreign to the duties of hed military commission, Having tuished in reply to the communication referred to, [ reiterate to you at the same lume the assurances of my con- sideration, RAMON CORON, Jiudependence and liberty. A fourth communication was sent by Captain Bridge, as follow: Her BRITANNIC Masesry’s Sup CHANTICLEER, | AT MAZATLAN, June 20, 1568, Sir--I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communicauion in reply to my letter of yes- terday in which i demand from your Excellency, as the highest Mexican authority at Mazatlan, retress for gross insults that have been offered to myself by the Custoin House authorities at this I must decline, in the first place, to enter into the details relative to the authority exercised by the different departments under your government, which you are good enough to give me information upon; nor can 1 apply for redress to your subordinates, I regret you repudiate your andoubted position, and therefore endeavor to defeat the justice I have demanded at your hands. It only remains for me to inform your Excellency that, having failed to obtain re- dress from the highest Mexican authority present for the insults offered by the government uf Mazat- lan, 1 must now resort to other measures, From noon this day, the 20th June, 1863, 1 shall blockade the port of Mazatlan and seize such vessels a8 I may consider necessary, and should any resistance be offered, or if my demands set forth in communica- tion No. 3 are not acceded to in forty-cignt hours, I shall take such further steps to punish the insol offered as | may deem advisable, If the course I in- tend to pursue does not affect your Excellency, as your last communication leads me to suppose it will not, perhaps you will do me the honor of comimuni- cating my intentions to those whoin it may concern. I have tlie honor to be, sir, your most obedient ser- vant, W. B. BRIDGE, Commander and senior oMcer, West coast of Mexico. To his Exceliency, General Corona, Commander-in- Chief of the Mexican forces at Mazatlan, This last communication was of snch character that General Corona forwarded another letter of ex- planation in reply to Captain Bridge, but the latter refused to accept it and the document was returned unopened. The Captain also refused to recognize ihe officer or the flag tee ta the message, saying he made his demands, which, not being complied with, he was resolved to obtain the respect due him and his government, The United States Consul received the following this afternoon: HER BRIvaNNiC MAJESTY’S SHIP CHANTICLERE, } AT MAZATLAN, June 20, 185% Srr—TI have the honor to inform you that, having failed to procure redress from the Mexican authori. ties in Mazatlan for the gross insults offered to myseif by the Customs Department, I am compelled to take summary measures to repel the insults. 1, therefore, shall from noon this day close the port of lan and make such seizures as I may consider necessary. Should force be required to carry out my intentions, I shall be obliged to re- sort to lt, but it will be my desire, while iniieting parishment on the government of Mazatian, not to injure private property if possible, I beg you will be so good as to display the United States fag gver your consulate, and that you notify your cpuntrymen in Mazatlan of my intentions. Before Cen re on the Custom House and other puhite 4 hes 1 will display the English fag at the Taig Bnd fire 7, biank gun In order that the inbeoitants may rerypve from danger. I bave the honor to be, sir, your most obedient servant, W. W. BRIT Commander and senior officer, West coast of Mexico, ‘To the CONSUL for the Untied States at Mazatlan. Upon receipt of this the Consul warned the Amer- ican citizens of the condition of affairs, whereupon the United States flag, a few minutes aferwarda, might be seen floating la several portions of the city. Several English citizens sought protection at the Consul’s residence. In the early part of the day Mr. Wooirich, late acting English Consul, and gut the Consul as mediator; bul it was too the affair amicably, rr evening intensely 80, on account of with twelve men each and two off ming in line of batiic from the Chaaticieer, aud meiually row | ing up to the wharf, making a reconno\«sence of Custom House and surroundings. The foremost b | had cannon in position evidently ready to discbarg in cage of emergency. The military suthorities on | learuing this soon had artillery and tnfantry dashing through the streets to the scene of excliement, and they took up position fronting the Custom House. By this time the boats had rowed back leisurely towards the ship. On return of the marines tho Mexican sol- diers repeatedly shouted, “Mine la ((vertad y inde- pendencla then yelled. Thousands of people were In the streets, and the tops of the honses and elsewhere looked as it the people were bewtidered, Previous to this affair a Mexican schooner putting to seu was ordered back by the Chanticleer and her flag compelled to be hauled down, The steamer Panama, lying bere to be turned over to the Mexican authorities, aud still fying the nited States fag, Was requested by the Chanticleer to anchor out of dan, which was done. ‘Att time of writing 'h!s despatch (eight P. M.) soldiers are stil in line near the Cuastora House and artiliery in position commanding the entrance to the wharf. The inhabitants are cor ated in crowds throughout the city, discussing the affairs excitediy. ‘The most bloodthirsty say publicly that if the Chag- ticleer bombards the heh u will tmmédiatoly | ize all English citizens butcher them without | Pr I = iced that General Corona ti } instantiy pu op to aby such atrocivus muy it with @ Vengeance. | put a ment, and punish ‘A Ropnens’ Cave ty ILEtNore,—Th Republican tells the following:—A farmer near Oneida one day last Week while on an unfrequented part of his farm, near @ ravine, discovered that an oak sapling had been cut and dragged to the ravine, which caused him to investigate the matter, the re- guilt of which was be found a trap door covered by the sod, which opened into @ room excavated tn the ind. This room comedians weil fitted up with foie all 9 Knox (Tinois) and chairs and containing scolen perty of kinds and was evidentiy the rendezvous of thieves. His astonishment was such that he indie. creetly divulged the circumstance to the public, and the thfeves! mere "captured: they ‘havug doubters ji eas jearned that the retreat was vores, jany of the articlen found in. the eave have been ientifed by persons im the vicinity who have been losing scl property unaccountably for some time pant. Excitement was very bigh all day, and toward! | UGILISM. Pp Rattling Eveuts in the London Metropolitan District—Tom Goller aud Nat Bowier aq Catch Weights, (From Bell's in London, July 4.) ‘This match has been for some time im contempta- tion, and from the talent displayed by both with the gloves and In various encounters a good mill was expected, As usual, when there is no sensation tnade, and the arrangements left to competent par- (tes, the affair was brought off most satisfactorily and orderly aud the time and place of departure Were both convenient and handy of reach, The men being very likely to appear agatn In the ring we ap- pend a short account of their height, weight, &c, Thomas Goiler, who is twenty years of age in the current month, weighed on Monday 8 $l. 344 Ibs. And stands 6 ft. 2); in, He bas performed once pre- Vionsly in the viz., with Maccarty, whom he defeated about a couple of months back, ile trained at Whetstone with Nea Donnelly and was perfectly ft for his task. Nat Bowler is, like his opponent, twenty years of age this month, stands 5 ft. 1in. and weighed § st. Tb. He has fought a draw with Hodgson, but has not been inthe ring since, He trained at Highgate with a youth rejoicing in the enphanlone coghomen of Jibo, and was also ft and well, A journey by rail and then by boat having heen successfully carried out, Paggy lost no time in pitch ing the ring, and Goller at 2:8 P. M. threw his cap into the ring, having Bob ‘Travers and bis trainer, Ned Donnelly, for his seconds, Four minutes afters wards Bowler as in an appearance, attended by Jack Hicks and Ben Pittam. Bowler who had won the toss for corners placed his back to the sun, an the paleror’ having been chosen they siood up af 2:27 for Rounp 1.—When in attitude It was evident that Golier had the tength of reach both in leg and arm, but the attitude of both waa nearly all that could be expected from such bantamsa. The sparring and other shifty tacties usually pub in force by the light, weight division were not exhibited on the present occasion, as on working withia distance they rushed to close quarters, both no doubt having received orders to force the fighting, and after rapid ex- changes with both hands, Golier visiting the mouth heavily, turning on the tap (first blood claimed and allowed for Goiler), Bowler planted on the jaw, but lightly. A fine rally followed, which was finished by Bowler being fought down. Time, 1 minute. “ Round 2.—Both were now warm to their work and got together at once, Goller investing on the “tater trap” and receiving on the forehead. A merry bout of half-arm nitting followed, both being busy at the body and head until they closed, when Goller, by sheer strength, screwed hig man down. Time, 3 min- tes, Round 3.—Goller dashed his left on the mouth. Bowler missing landing a well intended right-hander on the jaw. They then closed, and Bowler, having the best of the hold, screwed Goller down at the ro} OUND 4,—Goller went to work with both hanas, getting home on the beak, drawing more ruby, and jowler went down staggering. Tline, 63, minutes. Rounp 5.—Goller, on whom 3 to 1 was offered, rattled away with both hands, being all over Bowler, Who, however, stood 1t most gamely, and fought om the defensive until Goller forced his way to a close, and after heavy exchanges in Goller’s favor Bowler got down. Time, 8 minutes. Rounp 6.—Goller, who had now taken a decided lead, invesied twice on the nose without # return, and concluded the round by landing @ cross counter with the right on the beak, knocking Bowler off his pins, The second event claimed and allowed for Goller, Time, 10 minutes. Rounps 7 To 10,—All_ in favor of Goller, although Bowler did ali that nature and gameness coujd, unul the tenth round, whan Goller was fought down in Bowier’s corner, much to the delight of Brill row and Somers Town. Time, 16 minutes. Rocnps 11, 12.—These rounds were fc great determination, they getting togethe: arin hitting took place to the ropes, whe struggle ensued in both bouts until they fell. ht with and hait- a sharp in the last of these rounds, to the astonishment of the Gol- Hy lerites, Bowler had the best of the hittag. Time, minutes, Rounp 13.—Goller, who no doubt had been re: again took a lead, he getting all over Bowler in work: manlike style, and concluded the round by fighting him down. Rownp 14,.—Bowler, who was up first, jauded the right on the body, and after some tedious sparring again visited the ribs heavily. This riler Goller, who dashed in with both bands at the head, drawing inore claret, and eveptually fought Bowler down. Time, 27 minutes. Rounps 15, 16.—Bowler was now very weak, and fought with both hands at the body, but with no ef- fect, and was fought down, Time, #2 minutes, RowNps 17 to 21,—Goller in ail these rounds was steadily but surely increasing his lead, notwith- standing Bowler, very Brogey, did all he knew to turn the tables, and got well home on Goiller’s fore- head above the left eyebrow, inflicting two deep cuts, and drawing a copious supply of the ruby, ‘Time, 42 minut ROUNDS 22 to J1.—It would be tedious to go farther into detail respecting the rounds as Goller had the battle at tus command, and Bowler, after tne 25th round, fell very weak, but wouid not give in, struggling on to the sist round, when Mickey Gannon threw up the sponge, and Goller was de- clared the winner, after fighting exactly one hour. No remarks on the above are necessary as both fought with the greatest fairness, but Bowler was out-fought from frst to last, he never being able to take a lead in the slightest degree although he trie® his utmost, The winner wili be heard of at some fature Ume; but it being the determination of his backers to give hisn rest no notice will be taken of any challenge at present. A collection was made for the game little loser, which we hope will be increased at is announced benefit Johnny Lye and Jemmy Hackett. {From Bell's Life in London, July 4.) This was an off-handed afair for a purse of £15, subscribed by a few gentlemen, who appointed Mon- day as the day of battle, and made arrangements as they supposed for a quiet affair; but Shorediich and Billingsgate being put fly there were more round the ring than was comlortable. An afternoon trip being decided upon there was no difficulty im getting the affair off without interruption; the pair chosen to fight for the money being a novice (Joluny Lye) and the now veteran Tommy Hackett. Lye is 24 years of age, stands only 5 feet in height, and weighed on Monday only 7st. 4ib. He was brought out under the auspices of Ted Napper, whose sparring school, at W. Richardson's, Bine Anchor, Church street, Shore- ditch, first introduced him to notice. Tom Hackett is 5ft. 1in. in height, and on Monday weighed ab wt Sst. He has fought several batties, viz.—adray Tom Goddard, £10 aside, 108 rounds, 2° _¢ With March 9, 1868; drew with Lead, £25 asi? ate Mmin., oh, 2min., June 21, 1859; ree f° .¢, 0 rounds, Bob Hefferan April 24, 1866; b for jet from Parker, £10 aside, 46 rounds, * -<@ten by Tommy 1867. Since the above he ah, 2imin., Mareh 12, present occasion, and, gas not fought until the <fauge to say, although one ae te ae of the tine he has never wen Sr ecked by a well known sporting house on the S" erey side of the water. ners,iae’, «Ving been pitched, they tossed for cor- Jerry _, -Kett (who was attended by Mike Cockiia and cores fawkes) winning, and of conrse placing him 1 of With his back to the sun, Lye, alias Cloggy who nds Napper and Cunningham, being The referee being ap- . M. they com- had for his €xposed to a burning sun. pointed, ata few minutes before five menced. Round 1.—When in position it w: Hackett w not the Hackett of old, and constrained in his movements, Clogay was as merry and active as a eric! ‘There Was some very tedious sporring until a few narmless counters were exchanged in favor of Hackett, who, however, did not do much mischief; and the young one, Who is apparently a8 hard a8 nails, never gave Hackett a moment's rest. There were in ail thirty- five rounds fougut, which lasted two hours and two nuntites, and it was the opimton of most present that. | Hackett ought to have won in an hour; but after tha het i, and the young one being as f h as ever ed poor Tommy so severely that the sponge | he being sti while itttie have been thrown np at least a quarter of an hour before it was, Hackett is ag game as a man eu be, aud took his punishment most gamely. National! Representation Between and Ameri: {From Bell's Life in London, July .) Years ago Jom Ward, nitleman Jen” as he wast termed, or the Black Diamond, in the paimy days of the ring. Wad a first-rater even in the days of Spring, or Crawley, aod otter renowned boxers of hia day, He contested jo inany battles, displayin, not only great science, but that tndomitable plac which in all waiks of life is so imuch admired by the lish people. He was not only a prgilist but an t also of no mean talent. In fils native village he Was much respected among the fancy and those who admired the “noble art of self-defence.’ Jem Ward has lately taken his departure from Liverpool for New York, and a paper there states there is bo man more respected in that town, Mr. W. Cleaver, the sporting host of the Bighth avenue, New York, in company of several American cousins, has just arrived, aud will be glad to see their London friends at Old Jemm; Wrekin, Broad court, Bow street, during t Darby Kelly, the American boxer, is lately ived in London, wishes us to state that he will sept Napper’s challenge, and will meet him this (saturday) evening, between eight and ten o'clock, at Mr. Richardson's prepared to make a match. Johnny Walker's Benefit—A Combi Programme of Great Attractions. (From Bell's Life in London, July 4.) to remind our readers that Johni it at Hackney Wick takes place on Walk- londay, . Baum having kindly granted the free use of his grounds for the purpose, the champions of the om) and present in the ring from the East and West, includ Brunton, Nat La Travers, Mickey Gannon, and Fiynn, Napper, Collins, Alec, provincial talent, the master of t! ever-green eet, Ly et pe dred yards hai Riley, 2 can eer. Sem Barker, Puaney, Ameri fn atogtout matches, re will be wrest! y the superintendence of Jemmy Slade ex! theese pegeeeiis’ a . Johnny Walker is siow'y recovering from bis sa. vere accident.