The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1872, Page 2

BOARDERS WANTED. I[CBLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GaSTL MEY of closets: hot porate ith good table: oe ot oy nb eee 5 \ is Street, near Fifth avenuo. THIRTIETH STREET.—VERY DESIRABLE With first class Table; three and four rooms th te at i 4,Well iurnished, with bath rooms and cl ane 3 location good. AVENUE, NO. 33, CORNER TENTH STREET,— lgndsomely furnished Rooms on second floor, with Class Board, for families or gentlemen ; transient par- Accominodated ; location central ; terms moderate. j Q TO $10 PER WEEK —COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS ‘and excellent Board for families and single persons, _/A%i6 Bleecker street, six blocks west of Broadway. Was TO $3 PER WEEK FOR HANDSOMELY FUR- vt $ ene anpnct with Boer.g¢ 15 Mando al street, near Wash inj juare; hot and cold water in rooms; Gay boarder taken TO $10 PER WEEK FOR SINGLE Mi $6 Biosaker otrecty tie Ro be tasntilee ‘ot nt Rooms for families two gentlen ‘ood table. and central location. OYTY RHAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Dwe' i avenue, 26x65, lot 80 AVENUE FOUR STORY HIG Bast Side. ie Eh Re Stee Chrtey tre BTN —FIFTH AVENU! oneninice and ‘handaomely t unturnished ; low. avenue and ii Pino OPPOSITE THE PARK, FOUR wn stone Residence, eve: furnished ; IVENSON & AON? ods Y e 88 seven years’ lease RE CHANCE.—A GARPENTER AND BUILD- ines 00d ; light shop and lumber shed; yw rent, on account o! For further particulars inquire at 271 West Twelfth street, STORE FOR Bowery; more Tooms of the house; of the four ‘ears’ lease; Drug Stor STRICKLAND, Brusgist SALE ON A CORNER OF THE ‘than free of rent from the furnished price asked loxs then half the value re besides. Aget 76 Cedar street, OR SALE—EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS, ON FIRST ear Webster avenue, at Asto: Address 8. F. T., box 126 New For BALK OR TO LET—A NEW FOUR STORY brownstone House, No. 9 Bast Forty.sixth street, 7] WEST TWENTY-NINTH | STRERE—ELEGANTLY furnished Kooms to let, with first elas Board, to fam- flies and stuglo gentlemen.’ References exchanged. 7 10, $2, PRR WREK.—SECOND STORY FRONT and back Rooms, newiy (urnished ; also hall Rooms, r gentiemen, Wi.h first class Board. 156 and 164 Waverley place. 1 TH STREET, 23 WEST.—TABLE BOARD MAY BE Utah obtained, at first class private house, for gontlomen, ‘OF families. Nces Fo WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET,—IANDSOMELY furnished Rooms, with first class Board; anexcep- Fifth Avenue Hotel,—Elegantly furnished Rooms to ty in without Board, togenllewen and wives or } 2 single and connecting, with ‘ull Board, for gentle: : Men or gentlemen and wives; unexceptionable reter- ith very large Rooms, high ceilings and well furnisted; tocattou ‘and house first class. ) with Board; summer pric Aoors, with first class table. hase et Bia IN PLACE.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED transient or permanent; also elegantly furnished spacious second Floor, with private table and attendance. - ae references given and requized. gentlemen, ences required. 2 WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET.—TWO PLEAS- ant Suits, third TH STREET, 89 AND 41 WEST.—HANDSOMELY 9 CLIN A Parlors and other Rooms to let, with or without WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTH 3 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished, to let wile or single 19 West, tWeNryvounrH staeen orposrm CLINTON PLAGE.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, 57 wavenuey PLACE.—FIRST OLASS BOARD, oors two or four rooms, second ai a 20 tarnished Boome on secon ind wad fourd Do syacie. duit sod Bocas, with suparies Beards en suite or single, to atiomen gentlemen, with first class Board; ref- erences exchanged. AQ? STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE- nues.—Large handsomely furnished Room to lot. with Board: house and accommodations first olass. Ap: ply at EVERETT Library , 6°8 Sixth avenue. “ 46 EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—HAND- somely furnished Rooms to let, with first class Board; Gerinan family; reterences. 104. LEXINOTON AVENUE. —HANDSOME | PAR. lors and Bedrooms to let fo good families, on first ‘and second floor; newly papered and turnlshed; good 4 table and reference. EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—PARTIES wishing to make permanent arrangements for Board can find first class accommodation in house owned ‘occupant, handsomely furnished Rooms on second and 4 floors, suitable for gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, ' References oxchanged. T,—LARGE, PLEAS- 133 EAST SIXTEENTH STRE & jable for gentleman ant Rooms, with Board, su » and wife or two gentlemen ; also’ hall Bedrooms for gon- tlemen ; references. 6. 5TH STRBE?, nino, desirable three high stoop brown si terms casy ; possession, CONVENIENT TO OENTRAL PARK and Madison avenue cars, just oast of Fourth avo- story and basement, new, modern tone Dwolling, for ete reasonably; V. K. BTRVENSON & SON, 11'Pine street and 226 4"ifth aventio. HE MURDERERS' THE BLAOK K. GOVERNOR SOOTT THEIR TOR—TWO VILLAL PARADISEt K,'S OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EIR FRIEND AND PROTEC- INS BAVED PROM THE GAL- LOWS TO SECURE THR ELEOTION OF A RADIOAL SEE TO-DAY'S EVEN! SEE 1TO-DAY'S SEE SHERIFF. ING TELEGRAM, EVENING TELEGRAN. T0-DAY'S EVENING TELEGRAM, West side. UGUST FREE REGISTER, WITH NEW COMPLETE HOUSE, FOR A fohin street. map of New York city, BON, I Vino street and 226 Fi street: in beautiful or 000. Apply on premises or to 8. B, DAVENPOR’ ‘and forty-four pages valuablo tatate, eo. VK BREVENSON & ‘WENTY-FIFTH $14,000; mortange SALE—218 WEST price (SHEAR 85000 A teenth ward be sold without an CH.—TWQ FULL LOTS IN SIX. H'eand; sultable for tenements: will y cash. ‘Apply to WALTER W, TAGUB, Eighth avenue and Twenty-first street, information apply at ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED OFFICE OPEN BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LEY. er IN THE LONG ISLAND COBNER OF FULTON OR SBALR—A FOUR YRARS' LEASE OF FOUR TENE- ment Louses in Wost Thirty-second street, noar Eighth avenue; the owner going to feave the city, For further 271 West Twelfth strect. TERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN. FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD AT OUR BRANOH OFFICE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, AV, AND BOERUM SE FROM 8 A.M. TILL 6P. M. CARRIERS' AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN, ROOKLYN.—TO House, twelve Veranda place. LET OR FOR SALE, A BRICK rooms and improvements; No, 2 near Henry strect and South ferry; rent $500; will sell for $5,000, improvements; cour! ries, For full partic office. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN BROQKLYN—FROM September 16, to a small private family only; house fully furnished and decorated; containing all modern ‘tyard In front; acccssible to all fer- ulars address Y., box 2,866 New York 13 EAST BEVENTY-FIRST ST., NEAR LEXINGTON 220 avenue —Familics or wentlemen desiring good with choice of handson : at reagonabie prices. Ea ae hat arte ee OR BALE OR TO Now ‘York pro cellar House, LIAM B. PETTIT, 74 Dean street, Brooklyn. 319 West Thirty-seventh sireet. LET—OR TO EXCHANGE FOR perty, o two-story basement sub- Tnqutire of WIL- WAVERLEY PLACE.—NEWLY FURNISHED, fe Room, second floor, front, hall Bedroom connecting if desired ; Ce) Room on tourth floor, with or without Breakfast; house in complete order. RENT (RENT Brook LOW)—THREE STORY BRICK 10 T° nous handsomely Iwenished. and in perteot order all improvements; good, location yn. near two ferries, In JOUN PURDY, 212 Broadway. 16] West TWENTY.raep stavEr—souruERN. ors or strangers wishing Board fora few weeks in ‘@ private family having elegant, newly furnished Rooms; also two Rooms for gentlemen, tor the winter. Unexcep- Highest references given and expected. TWENTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Sixth and Se ith avenues.—Furnished Rooms, 16 i With Board, to let, singly or en suite, Ar WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished, in suits and singly, to let, with Board, Le toag ta nd single gentlemen, on moderate terms; ouse first class. DPAT WEST FORTY.THIRD STREET, NEAR Broadway.—A lady may obtain Board and fine Room, with closets, on second or third floor, in a quiet family of two; no other boarders; perfect neainess. i 335 WEST THIRTY.FOURTH STREET.—EITHER the: front or the back second story Room ina Soh sesewed foal with a small family and a Hberal table; first class Board, to familles or sing! rT moderate. References exchanged.» ere Nay FURNISHED EXTENSION ROOM IN FIRST class house, suitable for tw: ro persons or @ physician's ice, with use of parlor; ‘Board: it juired, West pete, mt te ot reaulred? if NE OR TWO CHEERFUL FRONT ROOMS, NEWLY furnished, in a family of two, with or without full Board for lady; bath atiached; terms low. 400 West ‘Thirty-fourth street. 1W#E MURDERERS’ PARADISE! THE BLACK K. K.'8 OF SOUTH CAROLINA. GOVERNOR SCOTT THEIR FRIEND AND PROTEC- TOR—TWO VILLAINS SAVED FROM THE GAL- LOWS TO SECURE THE ELECTION OF A RADICAL SHERIFF. SEE TO-DAY’S EVENING TELEGRAM. SEE TO-DAY'’S EVENING TELEGRAM. SEE TO-DAY'S EVENING TELEGRAM. WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREE’ from Ninth avenue.—Well furnished Rooms, with BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. _ GENTLEMAN WANTS OARD, with pl ‘and Groce with full particulars, W. w articula: office, 1,266 Brogdway. ‘ANTED—A NICE ROOM, WITH BOARD FOR A bad with a small private family, where there are mo other boarders, in feed location; references can be given. Address P> HARTING, Herald office. Fourteenth nd Third avenue Herald Uptown Branc! J ELAND's &T, JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY, er No, 4 Washington place. Large, cool Rooms, $7 ‘ar arke, Week; Bonrd, with wine, $10; clegantly furnished lor, with bedroom, $20. ‘AISON PARISIENNE, 38 EAST TWELFTH STREET, between University place and Broadway, latel ‘open, with handsome Apartments and first class Table @hote at6I’.M. all languages apoken. ‘EW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 30 BOWERY, CORNER Bayard street; 200 light Rooms; neatly ‘furnished; 80 or 60 conts per night; $3 to $4 per Week; for gentle: mon only. ARK HOTEL (EUROPEAN PLAN), CORNER OF Nassau and Beekman streets, near tho new Post ‘Mice.—Good Rooms, at remsonable prices, by the day or week. ‘ALBERT A. DURAND, Proprietor. UMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, CORNER CANAL street.—Rooms by day, week or wonth ; 60c., 60e., 73c. Gb $1 per night; onthe Huropean plan . BREDER, Proprictor. OARD AT BERGEN POINT, N, PLEASANT Room to let, suitable for geutléman and wife or two eae's: & tlemen, the summer or longer. Address B., BRIGHT AT 8T. MARKS HOTEL, § Rooms, en suite and singly, for families and sin ntlemen ; ‘house remains open till jate in fall. Applica. in person or by letter te DE CAMP & COLE, Pro. prictors. ROOKSIDE HOUSE, HASTINGS, OX THE HUD. son.—Fine, large, airy Rooms and first cl; moderate rater; good stabling. Apply to. & MOORE. QOSFTENANGO WuTTE suLPHUR sprixos norer, ison county, N. ¥.—Remains open th: cto Dor. This ls one of ihe disect reagrisintie srmeeee Octo D. P. PETERS, x 4 Proprietor. ‘OUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, wow’ Ustion, Noid. vik Norris and voor! Newer es trains daily):—A few very desirable Rooms, Just Vacated, Can be had at reasonable terms. ©. HITZELBERGER, Proprietor. ____ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. — In this City and Brooklyn. IARPENTER SHOP WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE neighborhood ina substantial brie or frame butid- ', N., box 181 Herald ecded. Address W. House, W. NTED—BY A NEW ENGLAND FAMILY, Bo power ptown Branch off ‘ & four story high stoop, centrally located, in Sood pair, unturnisl i ve years’ le * ress BROOKS, station ¥en’ OF AVE years’ lease. Wein SMALL BROWN STONE HOUSE, UN- . furnished, for four silty between Madison and rty Ay ; t « Raodernter adiees Rs* eck DeA"p, street; rent to be ress | 7 Post office. ‘ANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE NEIGHBORIOOD, & Fiat consisting of six or seven poo, aaa for housekeeping, with gas, bath and ‘stationary tubs, for S$ sentleman, wits and three chivtren Gand 2! years and jouths); locat between Forty-second 4 enth siredtsoed Miura and: Boventh aon es ado ERMANENT, box 108 ‘A PHYSIOIAN'S OF FICE IN TH ‘ayenties. A Herald office, stnting terme eee Ward lin or North. Moore sr ward; franklin or Nor joore: Address DOCTOR, Herald once. $651 CASH DOWN. and basement rooms, marble mantels; near Broadway and De avenue cars, between Gates and 874 Broadway, near De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, 00 FOR A TWO STORY louse; water in seven ood a Lewis avenues. 8. H. HASTINGS, J ER’ or a CITY AEE Ee SO Bere. ry outbuildings ; fine shade ; 80 acres excellent mend 834 hours from New York; 3 trains daily; elaware Water Gap, the mort polar: summer resort in sy li ia; price o1 ra, FARM THAT WILL BEAR INSPECTION—CANNOT ee surpassed for locality, soil, position, beauty or hes 20 acres clear, rich, smooth, level land, tree from n 00d House, 7 rooms; two large Barns, 30 by 35 and by 70; excellent springs, stone spring house; all the nece wo splendid orchards; ow; a splen 7m; only ry far 23 miles'trom terms $2,000 cash, bal- ast Stroudsburg, STILLM ‘a, COSEY HOME feet containing A walks; curral Dearing in se: son yfor HOMES Apvertiaet office, Newark, N. FOR BEGINNERS.—HOUSE 22x45 8 rooms; ot 75x100 feet; nicely laid out in grass, with croquet grou flower beds and tanned 1s and twelve pei , pear and cherry trees sale | easy terms. Address ig Jow on easy RM + OF 50 ACRES alles in Now Jersey, one milo trom station; small lonse. good barn, spring water, to be exchan; for rooklyn house worth $5,000 to $8,000, Addreas WILLIAM ORY, New Providence, N. J. (UNINCUMBERED), 25 Rg. riage hou: Sroccan and bay, os (OR BALE—ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 16 ROOMS; 2% large number choicest vai rounds beaatitully laid out: Bi thon ; 144 hour from city, Staten OR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN, TWO TWO STORY F Cottages on_large lot; 10 minutes’ walk from third en Island ; $1,600 ment. small cash RR leties fruits; car: sea bahing, Mshing | neatihy” len. La nine ishing; healthy loca- ct $8,800. S"DARRIN, 60 Broad. water, adjoinin: Sites of unsurpa thoroughly drained bargain. terms: town; wate: arn, wagon house, are #' acres wheat, | tons of hay, worth Jersey Central Mr. WALKER, Can 10 RENT—FURN stx months or m chat worth $22,000 5 OR SALE—STATEN ISLAND.—23 ACRE M SACRIFICE! MUST BE SO. Farm of 40 acres, with all the crops, for in Bucks county, Pa., Lhour by railroad from Philadelphia; 4, hours trom New York; rich, level, smooth land, farmed by ma- chine} geod apple orchard} lots of other fruit; splendid good two-story frame dwelling; 8 rooms; large cash, balarice $300 yearly ; immediate possesston. A.M. train from foot Railroad, come take ‘North Pennsylvania guire at Bush's Hotel, opposite modern improvements. | Apply to CROSBY, DER, 25 Pine street, or on ti 8 AT EDGE Cunard estate; several Build: beanty; whole ‘Edgewater distric ‘and healthy moderate, price, easy no oW EA b R. HAZ DJ corne: LDI—A CHOICE $3,500, situated ma large and flourishing 136 mile fro hog, poultry and spring houses; crops rye, 4 onts, 4 corn, nd 2 $35'per ton at di 124000 ‘Take 9 preside 3 street, New York, New to Bethiehem, Pa., there Railroad tor Quakertown, in- Quakertown station, for return to New York at P. M. SHED, IN POUGHKEEPSIE, FOR ore, a double brick House, with all & OSTRAN- ¢ premises, 265 Mill street, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, _ SPLENDID TENEMENT PROPERTY TO. EX. Jog improved propert ih Lots for $2,300 equity; marble mantels, gas, &c. 115 Herald office. Address J. F. G., box HAN izabet large; fine house, hot order. Address D. . Jy ON uisa strect; all the modern impr: F. T., box 125 New York Post office. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY | only—A splendid Property at Orange, N. J.; over two acres; three minutes oy) E, FOR SALE OR TO RENT~A NEW tour story brown stone House, on Madison avenue hear the Park, furnished, tor a Country Home of about five acres of land (New ‘Haven road small House about Thirtioth street. owner, corner Elm and Frankl OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. F Lot at Eli Preferred) or for a LLIAM. GE NEW HOUSE AND ladison avenue, near NS ements. Address B. rom. depot; prospective value rapery t house, cold wling alley, stable, henery, gardener’s cottage ; house modern improve: ments} shade nd frult trees ofall kau dg; property in fino Ox 8,937 Post oie, Co! $4,000. Apply at 167 Union street. variety of Si KLABER, « Works, 14 and for the trade. STEWART'S SLAT) | WD designs: slate We wood Mantels, ‘A ~STANDARD + With the celebrated Combination Cushion, Balls, &c., all warran successor w Phelan way a Ww Yor! Cream Business, Oyster Sta re PMOVAL-—8LATE MANTELS, G uare, corner of Fou RUYN SLATE COMPANY, c and Marbleized Mantel: ments, at prices that di size 5210, walnut, slate bed, comp) rice $30) (OR BALE OR Known aa the Bayport Hotel, consisting of large oust, barn and 40 acres, near, Great it. road depot. Apply to owner, 381 Eighth avente, Rue ESTATE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR OLD established i South Bay and Rail. nfectionery, Manu A ES, &0.— + Large and elegant stock at our new warerooms, f Fourth avenue and Seventeenth ia vajastarers of work, t ‘TEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING 1% East Eighteenth street-—Marble Tiling, Marble Counters, Monu- competition, Marble Turning ANTELS—RICH AND ELEGANT i WART & 0 220 and 222 West Twenty-third street. __ BILLIARDS. AMERICAN BILIJARD TABLE, eto, with best OI ated, & Collena rooms 738 Broad- design, plain Tables, World for elasticity hand tables for sale. ANOTHER NEW AND ELEGANT pips Table rst class (5x10) Tabi ‘able, je maniac KAVANA! RIFFITH’S PATENT BEVEL TABLES + and Delaney’s patent wine cushions beat the DESIGN OF 1, complote, nonparell”* A Contre street. lurers of the celehy Gut DECKER, Iu ce ILLIARD TABLES OF A NEW PE, AND HANDSOME with be: EO, Cues, £e., con Noi Bike’) cloth, Bails, mplete, for $860; 3. PHELAN oh, ‘and correctness of angles, sec a Veoey izest, ene! second perierred, third street ‘tween Sixth and Seventh a Adress Ac box tid teraid office, i We Ford Sve Saas pan Oa ferry tebe ge ti Art he ho IN 1 RIGHTY Wastey« WELL FURNISHED ROOM, IN TW A suitable age, educate dent property; co MATRIMONIAL, _ GENTLEMAN, 49 YEARS health, accomplished, commanding correspondence ; 9! i OF AGE, PERFECT ymarble and | iH HART. ie betas MONDAY EVE! Entirely refitted, decors BRIGHT AND SPARKLING AS A DIAMOND, maki tt oa point of coma rt, elegance and attractiveness THEATER: THOROUGHLY COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. THE BEST 003 COMPANY WILL BE THE Prominent tn tts loading merubers are the fol loading m: ARTISTS “OF STANDARD RECUTATION AUGUST 19. lstered, painted and NDARD REPUTATION, The matchless .serio-comic vocal just returned from Europe with nuinorous new and original songs, ML JENNIS HUGHES. Tho great Californian musical @gtists aud comic duettists, . F. WINTHROP and J. B, MAO. Tho favorite American actor, . WAL HH. WHALLEY. ‘The greatest cone 08 dance artists of the day, MESSRS. MACKIN and WILSON, universally admitted to be without any succcssful rivals. ‘Tho famous comle vocalist and “Levy cornetist, MR. SIDNEY FRANKS. The popular Btopian artists, Be DICK KALA JONNY QUEEN, P Mit. WM, WEST, MR. WM. COLLINS, MR. E. D. GOODING, MR, JAS, BRADLEY, MR. J. A. GRAVER, MR,’ @. L, STOUTE, Th tiful Vooalist ie ane ¢ young and beaw iful Vooallst and Comedienno, brotte and Character 13 7 \E, MISS EMMA MADDOX, MISS LENA EVARTS, and the popular actor, Uy mt joera ribo nontng k ts Among tho novelties prepared for the onontng weel o hn F. Poolo, @ new local drama, "anny birt, entitled a INS AND OUTS OF NEW YORK, orne. Mr, WM. H. WHALLEY " +. Mr. JOBH HART Saul Close, Mr. E. GOODING; Johr Di Mr. J, A. GRAVER; Sam’ Siog, Er, DICK RALPH: Hud s0n, Miss ADA WRAY; Susy Sloe, Miss NELLIG SAND- FORD; Jessie Pores, Mise EMMA MADDOX; Maggio tee, matte A LETONE, EVERY ACT IN THE BILL A NOVELTY. The following. amongst other groat artists, aro engaged, and will speedily appear at shis theatre :— MISS SOPH E WORRELL, MISS JENNIE WORRELE, MISS IRENE WORRELL, MISS ELLA WESNER, MISS JENNIE BENSON, LA PETITE BENSON, THE FREEMAN SISTERS, MISS KITTY O'NEIG, MR. JOUN HART, MR. JOHN WILD, MR. FRANK KERNS, MR. LARRY 'TOOLEY, In rehearsal anew and original draina entitled. BROADWAY BY DAYLIGHT, GASLIGHT AND MOON- LIGU'T, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY at 24. SPY ALAC, EVERY EVENING, an SATURDAY MATINEE AT 134, Miss LYDIA THOMPSON and her. UNEQUALLED COMPANY THE GREAT SUQOESS, BLUE BEARD! BLUE REARDI “A very Iarge audicneo is attracted every evening to Wallack's Theatre by ‘Bluc Beard.’ Miss Thompson, as Selim, clicited much laughte: had to respond to freq tand almost unge rous encores." “A genuine and deserved success!” “The most amusing performance ever presented ‘Beyond a question, the beat thing ever produced!” IN REPARATION, “EXION,"* RAND OPERA HOUSE. West Twenty-third street, corner of Eighth avenue. Sole Lessee and Manager. oe Mr, "AUGUSTIN. DALY, Mr. DALY begs to announce that the OPENING NIGHT of the NEW SEASON at this theatre, and the first produc- tion in Amorica of Sardou and Offenbach’s famous Fairy BES SEACuIAr Comic Oper ROL CAROTTE," will take pI e ‘Ne WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, THE SALE OF TICKETS and reserved seats will commence Saturday morning, August 17, at8A. M., at the OPERA HOUSE and at tho box office’ of the FIFTH AVENUK THEATKE, where for the convenience of the publica ticket oMce will be open throughout trom 8 A. M. till 5 P. M. ENTRAL PARK GARDEN. Proprietor... . KocH E UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, August 19, at 8 o'clock. PROGRAMM Fig, EDWIN BOOTH. | coy: OPENING “NIGHT, moe EE Ss Sct, resid OL oOrOAL, ‘Becvtoan-Ohatrtsin's ‘POLONAIBE," by @. F. Rowo and 0, W. ra, omtitied 2 hich created such @ profound semsa- to sae nea io nigh PO Popular trag MR. JAMES W. WALLAOK, the thrilling role hasbeen oxpressly engaged te eae ing of The play will bo produced with entire new Scenery, Machinery, Musio, PXppointments and Ei with '@ strong and’efficient company, comprising favorites tes fo bi} vor, and TINE ON SATURDAY AT 1% O'CLOOK. Tho Box Sheet 1s now open at the Theatre, and at Dit- aon & Co.'s Music Store, way. LYMPIO THEATRE, "HAYES & OOLVILLE. LEGITIMATE Shogass, A GENUINE HIT ry A LIFE’S DREAM, LINDARDS in A LIFE'S DREAM, LINGARD as PRESIDENT GRANT, tnd twenty other celebrities of Bi ope sod Aueetioas tr celebritios of Euro lo: sraryrevening WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINER 2 riviss DREAM. 'W. HORACE LINGARD, A LIFE'’S DRAAM, ALICE DUNNING LINGARD, A LIFE'S DREAM, th 188 DIOKEY LINGARD. 0. FAMED OWARACTER SKETCHES (ALL, NEW), PRESIDENT GRANT and HORACE GREELEY, at each performance. OWDRY THEATRE. WM. B. FRELIGI....... ‘Tho great London illustona POISH JEW; ts dy and i Te Bett, MONDAY, August and win be rescited on ; parod with most cinborate care. sd ‘The ee ae Mr. J. B. Y, has been capeclally engaged to porform tho part of cape RE THIS . Proceded by tho splendid petite comedy of the 2 SPOR TA, gonclading with MY FELLOW CLERIC. Mr. 7, G. RIGGS, with his flue Irish drama of SHIN FANE, wiil shortly RAND OPERA HOUSE. A Bole Lessee ond Manager, Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY. OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, August 21, 1972, And first production in America of SARDOU and OFFEN- berry end Fairy Spestacuiae COREA POsite. ia four acts and 20 tableaux, a especially for this theatre by Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY and canted bs vmeerae Holster, Mlaard Lew! Louis Hels i wis, Lou! LW Leaney and G. W. Dayton, 5 roperties and Dresses, over one thousand ia num- The scenor' Mr, BTU i Deitz, Miss C. Bronte, Miss Holen Strang, Annie Blanche Hayden, ‘Roberta Norwood, ‘Loulse ary Rice, Mr. J. W. Jamieson, Mr. G. FP. Ketchuin, Mr. J. 0. ‘Peakes, Martin Golden, J, 4, Mondo, . A. Macl * Chapman, k, Chapman, Enos, £0, Viti RAMOUS MAUILTONS Tn tho new and unique DOLLY VARDEN FARANDOLE, and the ORLEBRATED LAURI FAMILY In the tableau of THE ISLAND OF MONKEYS, ‘A MATINEE OF ROT CAROTT: SATURDAY at 1 o'clock. Seats may be secured at the Box oflles of the Opera Houge and at the Fifth Avenue ‘Theatre, from 8 to 6 daily for alx days in advance. Prices—$1, $1 50, $2; boxes $15; tamily circle 50 cents, ‘Oops MUSEUM, CONTINUED SUCCESS. F. 8. CHANFRAU AS BO8 BRIERLY, 2 'H18 EVENING, AT 6, first time of wooo's, TO-DAY, AT 2, first time of the now Drama, on THE MARINER'S K. KAU, COMPASS, Mr. F. 8, OHANFRAU, An entertainment in the Moral Drama, of unexceptionable THE TIOKET OF LEAVE character. MAN, IFTH AYENUE THEATRE, ‘The indies und gentlemen of the company engaged for the ensuing season are requested to assomblo In the green room on Thursday, August 22, AUGUSTIN DALY. ARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. EVERY EVENING; SATURDAY MATINEE, The popular Protean Artist, JOHNNY THOMPSON, in DIXIE, OUR COLORED BROTHER. HITE’S ATHENAUM, 535 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Ifotel. CHARLES WHITE... nee . Pn wehager, PEN FO! SEASON, SECOND WEEK OF THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL RESORT. NIGHTLY PATRONIZED WITH A DELIGHTED, cana ioe alee ENTHUSIASTIC AUD) CE. A POWERFUL AND EVFICIENT COMPANY, COMPRISING FIFTY TALENTED ARTIs'tS, INTRODUCING WHITE'S GREAT MINSTREL TROUPE, in con. Wy with 2 preter COMBINATION COMPANY, COMBINATION COMPANY. In all a Matchless Compound of Popular Amusements, SPLENDID SINGING. MOST ORIGINAL WIT. SUPERIOR MUSIO, REFINED JOKES, LL HUMOR, MIRTH AND JOLITY. GLORIOUS DANCES, 1, Hungariai ++. .Sehubert 2 Overture. Joseph Ebert 3. Waltz— Wal Johann Strauss 4, Selections from “Nasanieito’ Auber 5. Overture—"“Egmont”. ‘Beothoven 6 Abendlicd. ‘Schumann 7. Canzonetta fendelasohn 8. Wagner ‘lotow: 10. Serenade Rossin! 1. Walte—"Aritat'a’ Live) Johann Strauss 12, Galop—"Red ee eeeee POMSO ONY PASTOR! RA HOUSE, MONDAY, AUGUST 19—For ONE WEEK ONLY, tho reat American Actor, MR. E. EDDY. iupporiod by a new ald powertul company, among whom are Mr, F , Salle Partington dd Tuesday evenings, Police Spy., Tueada evening, Lady's in 2D STREET. RYANT’S OPERA HOUSF, BRYANTS MINSTRELS will reopen for the alxteenth sencom om with those distinguished Burlesqu KELLY AND LEON, and tho old favorites—Nelsc Seymour, Dave Reed, W. i. Brock Morrissey, Emerson and new faces. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26 DAN BRYANT'S, = (Amenrcan INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. Novice TO EXHIBITORS, THE BUILDING Wil BE READY for the RECEPTION OF ARTICLES ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2%, WILL BE OPENED TO THE PUBT.O ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, at 12 o'clock M. Clrewlara and acpiications for space can be had at tho ROOMS (OF THE INSTITUTE, COOPER BUILDING. Tho managers especially urge that exhibitors will have their articles located with as little delay as possible, wo that the exhibition will be complete on the day of opening. (PHEATRE TO LEASE FOR THREE OR FIVE YEAR: in the Tammany Hall, formerly occupied by Bryant's Minstrels; it will aecommodate about 1,000 persons; pos- session immediately, Inquire of the JANITOR in the west end of the building. ‘To Lease in the same butldin; the large Basement especially designed for a restaurant and billiards, WANTED IFIRST CLASS TALENT FOR A MINSTREL show also a good stage manager, Apply between 10 A. M. and ; to JOHN HOOLEY, Hooley's Opera Hone, brooklyn. ETROPOLITAN M ass THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTME MINSTREL AND VARIETY OF THEATRICAT, CUTS CONSTANTLY PL “LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO rent or sell cheap; rent allowed on eS cepreben . 4 ui de: ay). » D_ SQUARE ‘00d Pianoforte, cost san, in.u private residence 124 West Tw: 7 OCTAVE PIAN! 4 maguificent overstrang and carved leg instrument; ifice for cash. Pleaye examine, Bleecker street, near Macd al Fame Pe aes Ban a LADY WILL SELL FOR $138 BEAU rob, large rosewood Led fod ai] Chickering maker, In- jer; modern styl dim: cluding Stool, in perfect oF! Provements. ‘Apply at %# Third sireet, near Bow i : aah UANDEOME ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE A rtf fee at ig ich fone; short time ith Use. iN’ ture Btorage tablishme Sixth a¥enue ,near Fortieth street A. BEAUTIFUL. Rosk Woop) ria D—ONLY $100; Steinway, pianoforte; seven octave; overstrung Bass; carved lous; agrafle trebie; great sacrifice for cash. J. BIDDLE, No. 13 Waverley Pince, near Broad: way. A. MAGNIFICENT, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale.—Property family leaving city, made to order, four round corners, fully guaranteed, used cost $8), for $20); Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture, China, Glass, Silverware} a sacrifice. 36 West 15th st} L) near sth Si PARLOR GEM.—MAGNIFICENT 734 OCTAVE FOUR round cornered rosewood Pianoioric, carved. legs and case, used eight months, cost $1,000, fo1 ; Stool, Cover:'algo Parle halter and edrsom Buie Cemrces dor veas than haif cost. Private resid ny third street, between Sixth and Seventh venues, REAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE OSEWOOD PIANOS, carved legs, agraffe ‘eeble; every improvement; warranted; mantgactory prices, $260; instalments taken, hy bal ‘mon Teta, Palace #7 RENT 70 rigntn avon. FEAUTIFULLY CARVED SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO; first class maker, pronounced by experts a valuable Selection, to be sold at a sacrifice for cash; owner leaving 8. LAG }A, 406 2d av., above ANOS, SECOND HAND PIANOS, OF VARIOUS makers, in thorough order, for sale at low prices. CHICKER! 4& SONS, ll East Fourteenth street, be- tween Broadway and Fifth avenue. TANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND most beauti{ul style, of best makers, at lower aprices for cash or monthly. instalmgnts, or for rent, at WATERS’, 431 Broadway, than be found elsewhere. rot EVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.—RICH- Disc, marriage ; d, retin , ‘ five months, | STUMP ORATIONS. FUNNY FARCES. COMIO SKETCTES, OPERA BOUFFES. GYMNASTICS, &o, Frosh Soenery. rich Dressos. Everything Bright new and tidy. No tcdious waits, no objectionable feutures, and great decorum. Rapturous applause, Unerring Suc- AN INCOMPARABLE CLUSTER OF GEMS nightly appoar at thisnew and fashionable place of amuso- ment, Those entertainments aro arranged with direct vi w to SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION OF FAMILIES. They terminate at an early hour, so that all classes_ ma; withess them without being detained from home after o'clock. MATINEE every WKDNESDAY only, com- menoing at 2:30. MATINEK ONOE A WEEK, WEDNESDAYS ONLY. Y ag STAGB, ‘The offictal House Bill of alt First class Theatres, Occupies the field alone. ‘The only Programme piblished iu this city. Business mon desiring to reach the Amusement world Should adyertiso in THE STAGE. ‘EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD way.—Visitors to New York will not fail to notice the exterior alterations, and will bo more forcibly im- pressed by the interior decorations, the proprietor having united his three museums under the one roof, nak an addition of some thousands of models, making this Insti- tution the most stupendous of its kind in this or any other Sountry. Open for gentiomen only, from 8 A. M. till 10 P, M, Admission, 50 cents. MUSICAL. — LOIS F, LEJEAL WILL RETURN FROM EUROPE early in September, and resume h’s connect’on with the New York Conservatory of Music, No.5 East Four- teenth street. SOPRANO OF FINE VOICE AND FIRST CLASS references wishes tomako an engagement for the Winter in this or a neighboring city. Address Miss 5. P., 135 West Thirty-sixth street, JF YOU WANT A. FIRST CLASS LADY TEACHER, highly recommended, for piano and singing, also for French, German and’ English languages, ‘address ARTIST, box 119 Herald office. EW MUSIC.—“WHEN THE LIGHT WAVES RIP. pling Play,” last song of J. R. Thomas, price 406. ; “Horace Greeley’s March,’ by George Wiegand, a9 pla, ed by Gratulla’s Seven regiment band, lithograbhe Oe; plain, Soe. Just published by HORACE WATERS, ai rondway, New York. WM he EW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO (the oldest, most extensive and complete inusic school th the country) HAS REMOVED to NO, 5 BAST. FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AV., NEXT DOOR TO DELMONICO'S, TUE FALL SEASON BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT. 2, 1°7: Early application is necessary to secure @ choice of da; aud hours BROOKLYN BRANCH, 102, 104 and 106 Court street, near § fate. DANCING ACADEMIES, _ QAUSE's DANCING ACADEMIES. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, oy or evening. CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 East Eleventh. G BRUECK, 77 5 HE OLDEST + manufacturing house of Political 3 sa nee OLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION done at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing Establishment, corner of Broadway and Ann street, New or! __ MISCELLANEOUS, A =NO MORE RURUNATISM, NO GOUT—THE « greatest discoyery of the age. Dr. LUOTS No, 6 Lexington avenue, 9 to Me HEUMATL —PROFESSOR MAO, THE ONLY ‘conqueror on the glove by the discovery of his New Zealand Plaster only, For full particulars apply for | pamphlet (mailed troe),, The most excruciating pains of | Tntlammatory Rhoumatism allayed In a few sninutes by plication. Office 17 Commercial Hotel, Pi outwar row, if you desire a p poure. J. MA LOGIO OF THE EIGHT-HOUR RULE. The Cosmopolitan Conferences held a meeting yesterday afternoon in the spacious hall of the German Turn-Veerin building on Fourth street, be- tween Second avenue and the Bowery. An unu- sual large and select body of men, representing the different professions and trades, were present. The purpose of their mecting together was to dis- cuss the labor question in general and the eight- hour scheme in particular. The principal speaker of the meeting was Mr. Osborne Ward, who de- livered an excellent and exhaustive address. The alliance of Germany, Austria and Italy ts re. rded by several Austrian papers as certain, and it is ist France that it is supposed to be Such an alliance, says the Vienna would be the best possible guarautee the peace of Europe, because it would shut nin strict limits, and. provent het "provoking thin si an vel okin| Ieisaala that Prince Humbert wil Visit the Court of Vienna In about two months, and the visit is, of course, connected with the triple alliance by political soothsayers aud ‘wouther prophets. YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST “49, 187%-WiTH SUPPLEMENT. = BRAZIL AND THE BANDA ORIENTAL, huperialist Diplomatic Complications with tho People and Power of the Argentine Union. Dom Petiro’s Cabinet Reply to the Note on Post- Bellum Treaty Making—Territorial Occupa- tion and the Claims of tho Royalties— Paraguay’s Position on the West Bank of the Paraguay River—The Garden of Eden in America. Tho following special correspondence to the HERALD, dated tn Rio Janeiro, supplies’ the lates$ details of the position of affairs as it exists from the Brazilian capital to tho heart of the Banda Oriental and on the banks of the Paraguay River. The National Situation—Diplomatic and Territorial, Rio JanerRo, July 2, 1872. The Brazilian note of June 20, in reply to the Argentine one-of April 27, has just been published. In its calm and moderate language it is in .com- Plete contrast to the spiteful tone of that of the Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs, which, with oruel irony, the Brazilian government has pub- lished textually in thename issue of the Gazette. After clearing the way ofa number of side argu- ments, with which the La Plata note abounded, the Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs sets forth THR REAL. 183UE, disembarrassed of all disguises; shows that it is not @ question as to whether Brazil could or could not, after all the ends of the war had been at- tained, after a preliminary treaty of peace had been made with the provisional government, after two years had passed in fruitless attempts at friendly negotiation, and after the Argentine nego- tlator had put forward, as a sine qua non of the negotiation, pretensions peremptorily rejected by the other two allies, justifiably negotiate separately with Paraguay definite treatics strictly respecting the principles laid down in the treaty of alliance, but that it really is whether Brazil and tho Orientat Republic are bound to : FOROR PARAGUAY to surrender its claims to the west side of the River Paraguay, without allowing Paraguay to produce ita titles, and without allowing to the alliea any power whatever to judge of the validity of the Argentino claims to the Chaco Territory. BSSENTIALS OF THE TREATY, The provisional treaty of peace with Paraguay, dated June 20, 1870, as the note shows, reserved to Paraguay the right of proposing modificationa to the bounds indicated in the treaty of alliance of May 1, 1865, entered into for the purposes of the war against Lopez, the following words of the pro- visional troaty of peace being clear:—Reserving for tho definito adjustments with the permanent aper Lanteriis | government those modifications in said treaty (of May 1, 1865) which the Paraguayan government may propose in the interests of the republic.” On the 27th of December, 1870, tn explanatory notes relating to the Argentine occupation of the Chaco, thon just effected, the Argentine government ex- pressly acknowledged the PARAGUAYAN RIGHT to propose those modifications in regard to the Chaco bounds, saying :— The Argentine government susfained a short time ago, in dissensions with the répresentative of His Imperial Majesty of Brazil, that the victory does not give to the allied nations the right of themselves to impose their limits as indicated in the treaty of May 1, 1865. My government believes now, aa it believed then, that the bounds must be discussed with the government established in Para- ‘uay, and that their settlement should be made, in he treaties to be celebrated, after the contractin: parties have produced the titles on which cach relies. Therefore, while occupying the Chaco, the ed Sud ae Sew s stems ce isdn Mairead chon is So Sk ea ey atc rolet of ara ia ‘Thore is now tn preparation work which is pronounced by gei"ntino world. “The subjee ine. ntifio wor! Subject is fhe achieved discovery of the primitive faethe maa, the ol of at least the greater number of the p jncipal known of anctems and modern nations, and this tive still extant, not as German, FreBch, and even American p! Must the case, if it ever cold be found within some or corner of that spans supposed iT Of ott tion, India, but in America a8 ® pl perieot, beautifully organised, ana ‘suis 80 little chunged a8 to furnish clear e. and definitions to the most notable words of Chala: co Gr okt Nateisoeans aed “ts Me ai re ie) O. Besides this, the author believes that he can ax with precision the EDEN OF THE BIBLE in America also, explain much of the: mystery of the earty history of man and prove that the pee- pling of the whole world was effected by ewarms m America, his investigations enabling him to trace distinct migrations to which were due the peopling of India by one offshoot, the Bnauly reached Bur a no perk 7 the latest nally reached Europe, and, as e tat which proved aie Greok and Latin peoples, ‘Tho amount of evidence w! he is able to'ad- duce is extraordinary, and it is to be hoped that the author, 8 man seventy-two years of ffe Beil of wondorful vigor of body as well as intellect—a man who has de' voted himself to science, unless yrlon the call of lis country brought him to the bat- tle field to win and defend its independence—wil live long enough to produce and elaborate this great work, which his patriotism as an American and his enthusiasm for acience both lead him. te look upon as the crowing glory of @ long life of action, travel and study. The Argentine News to hand at Rio is of little moment, The Indian raid reached within twenty miles of Rosario, and was. successful, an Argentine force, in superior num bers, fleeing disgracefully in an engagement, Many settlers have been killed, and many carried off with large flocks, The news caused a row in the Argen- tine Congress, the representatives and galleries joining in denunciations of the Minister of War, is colleagues attempted a defence, but vainly, and @ motion requiring explanations was pactees Bus instead of appearing personally, @ Presidential mes- sage Was sent to say that all the necessary infor- mation had already been given, and that in futare it would be better to reo explanations in writing, and not personally, .This caused further roar and cries for the resignation of the Ministers of War and Foreign Affairs were made, but it seems they will not do 80, JEFTERSON MARKET. SE An Old Woman Cheated—Panel Robe bory—A Boozy Gentleman Appeals from the Decision of the Court. Justice Cox presided at this Court yesterday and disposed of the watch returns with his usual de- spatch, There was alarge array of prisoners, as is usual on Sunday mornings, the majority, in fact allexcept two, being for intoxication and dia- orderly conduct. Robert Johnson, of 327 Spring street, wont with Miss Kate Grant to her residence and drank some lager beer with her. After leaving he found that he was minus $50, He, therefore, had Kate arrested, Sle was committed to answer at the General Sessions. Jane Martin, an elderly lady, on Friday went into the fish store of Robert Sandiford, 312 Eighth avenue, to get a $50 bilichanged. Sandiford gave her five $1 bills, Mrs, Martin, being near sighted, and not thinking that Sand{ford, whom ‘she knew, would cheat ier, went home. Her daughter looked at the money and found she had only five dollars, i grntcs en beeps pili Rene serrated the court squad, and was arraignes Cox.” He was, locked up for trial in defwult of $600 ball. Of course he dented the charge. A dapper individual, enee like a dry goods clerk, was arraigned for intoxication. Dapper im- dividual, holding on fast by the ralling—“I was not drunk and am not drunk.” Judge—Are you not? Argentine republic does not resolve the question of bounds; it takes by the Bly of victory what it belicves its own, but is ready to return’ it should Paraguay prornoe, better proofs than ours when the question of right is treatng of, But . COMPARE THESE PROFESSIONS with what ocourred when the plentpotentiaries met afterwards, towards the end of 1871, at Asun- cion, to conclude the definite treaty of peace and bounds. Then, when the question of the bounds was about to be taken up, the Argentine plenipo- tentiary demanded, as the sine qua non prelimi- nary, the agsent of the other two to the following EXTRAVAGANT PRETENSIONS} ‘That the discussions and stipulations posterfor to the treaty of May 1, 1865, merely acknowledge the right of Paraguay Propose modifications or to produce titles to sald bounds; and meee That the nation which is affected by the posite requirements of Pi ay the exclusive judge of heir justice an misaibility. That the other alli enecs which may ar ré without title infervene in the differ. ay arse, for the | Ciating them, and still less for eo tread of appre- he Purp if Te- solving them. That not even under t! \ ge! ct of the ees of Paraguay, can the other allies meddle in the question to ans, the other ally to yield Sealine its wish recognition or concessions.of of a single inch of the limits established in the treaty of alllance; that if any one of the allies cannot obtain from Paraguay recognition of the limita to which that ally considers itself entitled, the others cannot treat on any of the matters em- braced by the treaty; that such refusal by Para- aay will, of right, replace things as they were fore any preliminary agreement of peace; that if such a situation be produced, the allies must agreo upon the most fitting means for putting an end to it, upon the basis of vhe full vigor of the treaty of alliance and of the most complete “solidarity” between all the allies, The Braztlian and Oriental plenipotentiaries at once REFUSED TO ADMIT such pretensions to tie their hands and gag them, denying to the others any right to judge o: the value of claims which their government might be called on to support by FORCR OF ARMS. Thereon the Argentine envoy left' Asuncion, first intimating to the Paraguayan government not to proceed further with the Rs Nadie upon the other matters of the definite treaties. Of this haughty intimation neither the Brazilian nor the Paraguayan negotiator would take cognizance; and, acting on his instructions, the Brazilian pleni- potentiary separately completed definite treaties with Paraguay within the terms of the treaty of alliance. ‘The note of the Brazillan government reminds the Argentine government that nothing PREVENTS ITS negotiating similar separate treatics with Para- guay—treaties which would still remain under the conjunct guarantee of the alliance; that {ts allies have never questioned Its claims to the Chaco, but that if they are to be called on to maintain those claims with armed hands they must be ALLOWED TO JUDGE of the validity of those clainis in the light of the respective titles produced by the Confederation and raguay, and te more so that the claims of Bolivia 0 & 'arge portion of the disputed territory were expressly saved by & protoco] attached to the treaty of alliance. The Chaco boundary, says the Bazillan note, is the ONLY OBSTACLE which remains between the Argentine and the Paraguayan governments. It is one in which the other allies have no concern. Let the two govern- ments settle it between them and enter into treatie: and then allcanbe placed under the guarantee oi the alliance, to which Brazil still adheres frankly and entirely. Such are the principal points of the diplomatic note, the immense length of which prevents sum- marizing. To the Rio public it has given GENERAL SATISFACTION, for its extreme moderation of language and con- ciilatory tone induce the hope that resort to arms may be avoided, nothing being said in it of a nature to offend the irritable pride of the Argentines, not @ threat being insinuated, while its argumentation is close, logical and well supported with documental prools. BOLIVIAN INTERESTS, In connection with this Chaco question, there 13 no longer doubt on the determination of Bolivia TO ENFORCE HER CLAIMS upon the northern part of the Chaco, The last mails from that country have brought us the official decrees of March 30, by which its government has created the Chaco Department, has declared Vainza its capital, and hae ie a Governor and fur- nished him with a 6 armed force. Besides this, it is known to me, through official sources, that the Bolivian government has mobilized FOUR THOUSAND MILITIA in the neighboring departments, with the declared object of supporting its authority in the new department against the Argentines, who have occupied the Chaco, should the reclamattons of the Bolivian Minister, now coming OM, not be attended to by the Argentine government. To use the oficial language in relation to the question, “Tho! n'Bolvians know not how to protest, they know how to act.” MENICAN ENTERPRISE IN EAST BOLIVIA. From the same country algo official accounts have Dap) KH Chee sir. I want fair play and an judiced trial aa hdge—You have made a good defence. I wil % this time. somo had to carry him to the station house. it able to walk now. seine gua, [ecking gel Dappes cents that 808 ell, then, IW er ‘ t—I appeal from the decision of the cout! gly you had better stick to the first decision ined quick, oot baosy Gapper gent down stairs tothe prt sop in the tender custody of OMicer Beverage. Revbrat other intoxicated young fellows followed the example of the dapper gene and appealed from the decision of the Court. It availed thom nothing, and they were locked up till after Sunday. POLICE COURT. YORKVILLE POLIOR OOURT. _ we) The Knife on Saturday Night—Pick- pockets. It was twelve o'clock yesterday before Justice Coultor, at the Yorkville Police Court, had disposed of the cases brought under his notice. The watch returns of the night previous were more than ordl- narliy large and contained several cases of im- portance. SEVERAL STABRING APPRAYS. A young man, named Jacob Dormer, was charged with stabbing a young man nameg George W. Kelly, of 725 Tenth avenue. Dormer’s father keeps a lager beer saloon and complained that Kelly and others had broken the gas lamps in front of the saloon and stolen a coat from him. He admitted having struck Kelly, but denies that he stabbed him. He ‘Was committed to await the result of Kelly’s injus ries, which, according to his attending physician, are serious and may prove fatal. James Johnson, alias Arthur Quinn, was accused ofstabbing Martin Sanford, of 336 East Thirty-cighth street, on Saturday nignt. The wounded man, who 1a not in @ dangerous condition, is now in Bellevue Hospital, and Johnson was committed to await the result of his rashness. The origin of the trouble between the two did not appear, but it is supposed they were drunk. Joseph Monroe, who stabbed a neighbor name@ James Carrigan in the abdomen on the 12th cae at the corner of Sixty-fifth street and Sei avenue, was committed to prison to await the re- covery of his victim sufliciently to be able to appear in Court. Since the stabbing was done Monroe has been confined in the Nineteenth precinct station house, Carrigan’s death being expected every day. He was considered out of danger by the physicians ose and Monroe was accordingly arraign in Court. PICKPOOKETS. James Henderson, arrested on complaint of Johm Rooney, of 310 East Thirty-first street, and Johm Gaynor, on complaint of John McNally, of 732 Third avenue, both for being dyed were held for trial in default of $1,000 bail each, George Vogel cut OMicer John Katchell, of the Twenty-seconad 4 cinct, on Saturday night, while trying to arrest for fighting in the street. He gave $1,000 bail to answer. BROOKLYN AFFAIRS. Owen McCue was arrested at one o'clock yester day morning, on @ charge of robbing the money te one of the Franklin avenue cars at the stable, Yesterday afternoon three young men named Charles Jennings, Daniel Simpson and Martin Rorke were arrested by the police of the First pre- cinct on a eke of gambling in the basement of the new Court House. Charles Lewis, who keeps a store at $3 Hudsom avenue, met with a serious accident yesterday morning. He was about taking down the shutters of his store, when hé siipped and féll through the show window, cutting himself in @ terrible mam- ner. He was removed tothe hospital. James Carroll, the proprictor of a liquor store at the corner of Smith ana Huntington streets, quarrelled with James Delmar, whe lives porn per part of the dwelling, and assaulted him ina Violent manner mtn a, umgsrarter. Se arrested and locked upin the tion house, and Delmar was taken tothe. hospital Yesterday afternoon Julius Cohen, aged eight years, while playing on the pler foot of South Sixth street, Williamsburg, accidentally fell into gs com and would haye been drowned but for the gallan- try and intrepldity oC i \ bn Wags teins —— Quayley, agea twelve y 5 i por 0 him to the shore at fin ites, ‘Gonen sas unconsctous when he reached the shore, and his rescuer was somes Ox- Banat Tae of whom happeed vo be 18. the 8, Set bo hood at the one ae bog 2 Dane cital the pumping stored wo consblousness tha sent to the residonog Of jis paronta, 162 Viret strgoly