The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1874, Page 11

Riplomatie Complications with the Argen tine Confederation. The Rise of a Sect of Strange Religious Fanatics, A NEW RATE OF TARIFFS, RIO JANEIRO, July 7, 1874. A very serious incident has occurred at the Opper Uruguay, which, if the Argentines show sheir customary proclivities toward rough and Digbehanded action, may be the signal for the war which has so long been in threatening pendency between the Confederation and Brazil, Up to the last dates irom Buenos Ayres, however, news of the affair had not been received, and we know not as yet what effect 11 will have there, THE CASUS BELLI. On the Upper Uruguay, which lies between the Brazilian province of Rio Grande do Sui and the Argentine one of Corrientes, the Brazilians have a Motilla, Which now consists of two small monitors, two gunboats, two armed scows and an armed launch, besides some minor craft. On the 18th of June the frat surgeon of the flotilla was ashore at Alvear, a small village and military post of the Argentines, and while walking pacifically along he was sud- flenly set upon by two Italians, who severely rounded him ani left him for dead. The motive for this unprovoked attack is supposed to have Deen revenge, because two Italian doctors, who had commenced practice in the opposite Brazilian town of Itagni, were forced to leave through being Shreatened with a prosecution for practising with- puta Brazilian diploma. The Brazilian Commo- Gore demanded the punishment of the would-be assassins, who were well known, but the Argen- tine Commandant equivocated and would take no Steps to arrest them, though they walked openly shroagh the village and made no secret of their aot. Finally, wearied with the dodgings of the \ Oommandant, Commodore Pzendaski demanded, On the 2ist, that the criminals should be delivered tohim before noon of the 22d or he would bom- bard the place. The Commandant and his soldiers shen abandoned the village. Next day the flotilla commenced the bombard. ment, but suspended it mma short time in defer- ence to the representations of the merchants of the place, who stated that the military had aban- doned it and that the shells were doing munch barm to them, THE GOVERNMENT ACTS, The news of this untoward affair has been re- eelved with much annoyance by the Brazilian government, which has, by telegram; at once ordered tne Commodore under arrest and to be gent to Rio. His successor left Rio yesterday, ana the Brazilian Minister in Buenos Ayres has been instructed to express the regret of the Brazilian | dye at the upautnorized procedure of tne Munodore, aud to promise due reparation tor bis abusive actions. Commodore Pzendasii is the son ie Pole, but a declared by his iriends here to be, esides an officer Oo! great merit, @ man of most equable and quiet temper, whom ouly tne grossest Bat the ne could have induced to such procedure. | ut the jactis that, ever since the Paraguayan DHE STRONGEST ANIMOSITY has existed between the ofials o1 both countries, Owing to the mutual insults which have been ex- changed and to the sharees and counter charges whieh have been bandied fercely irom side to side. But tor tms affair matters were tending toward a peaceful solution o1 the disputes, for the Argentine Royeement had accepted the Brazilian proposal leave to arbitration the possession of the town ayes Occidcutal, the only rea! question between the Coniederation and Paraguay. rection exists, owing to the fanaticism of a sect which has sp:ung | Be among the German colonists of St. Leopoldo. e leader of tnis sect is 2 German Named Maurer, who proteases to be a prophet. His wie, Jacoba, Ig supposed by his votaries to be a new saviour oF the worid, and his uncle is rhe Apostie Judas, wno is considered a martyr by them, he having sacri- iced himseli to bring about the Bible prophecies ig relation to the death of Christ, ‘The turbulence and fanaticism of this sect had = previously caused much disturbance In the colony and required the iuterierence o1 the police, wou even arrested Maurer and bis wife and uncle, Alter bis release Maurer proceeded to the gold washings, to whicn a temporary rash was Made, and for atime he apparently iound their working prodtanlsy keeping 150 men at work tor Dimsell. Latterly, however, he returned to the solony and symptoms of disturbances followed bis advent, FANATICISM, In the night of the 25th ofJune the torebodings ‘of the colony were realized, tue house of a seceder from the sect beimg attacked and burned, alter shooting down the wie and ciildren, the man by vhance being absent. When the police appeared they found Maurer and his sectérians, some 300 strong, intrenched in a mid-forest settlement, to which the approach was by narrow roads through the forest, aud, although @ torce of regulars was brought up to aid, the soldiery were repuised with five killed and thirty-tive wounded. At last dates troops and national gnards were being collected | Bud the cannon were bombarding the positiun. It We said that the revolters have massacred thir- teen more families of seceders and lukewarm | sectarians. ONLY A MURDER, Another unpleasant report has come in from the North, to the eiect tuat the Brazilian Vice Consul at Exultacion, Bolivia, had been murdered and his Douse sacked, the assaliants losing several men in the assault. THR ELECTORAL REFORM BIL. The Chambers, aud especially the Deputies, con- tloue Wasting the session with purposeless oratory and obstructive manwuvres, whicn form the only policy of the opposition. The government, how- ever, elected its board for the month in the Cham- ber of Deputies by astrong majority, and, prob- bly, will now furce on the discussion ‘of the lectoral Reiorm bil. A biil for the granting of the imperial guaran:ee of seven per cent annual Interest on £390,000, to assist the construction of | the Madeira and Mamoré Railway, has been | Drougut in. NEW TARIFF RATES, A decree hag reducea the tari rates on various articles, fixing them as tollows:— Class 4, article 79—Melted lard, per kilogramme, 7 | and twenty per cent. Article Sl—Beet, dried, $2) an ten ver cent; do., in brine, $3) and ten ver ‘cent; te, smoked, $7) and ten per cent: pickled pork, moked do;. $4) aud ten per cent; salted or $40 wud thirty percent. c Sruicle 163—vea of any quatiey. sl nid ten per cent, with twenty-six per cent tare tor wooden boxes oe to tWenty kilogrammes, twenty-nve per cent do. up thirty kilogrammes, cwenty-tiiree per cent up to Afy Eilogrammes, aud tuirty-clght por cen tor double voxes, Class 9, article 176—Tar and pitch, $15 and ten per cent, ais 1, eras 228—Paints prepared with water, $63 snd ten 3 atty in bar or any other rough a does and the like, $40 and ten Axes and hatchets, $66 and ten er cent, article 'Izi9—Spades and shovels ot any guar $40and ten percent. Article 1, Picks, crow. id any other rough tools ior masons, miners and ke trades nen. $9 and ten per cent. The overpaid duties received previous to knowledge of ‘above changes are to be returned by the customs, THR BISHOP OF PARA. As generally expected the Bisnop of Para was elgo tound guilty of “attempting to destroy an ars ticle of the constitution,” and was sentenced by the supreme Tripunal of Justice to tour years’ im- prisonment with labor, a8 in the identical case of tne Bishop of Vlinda. Like the latter he denied the jurisdiction of any civil court and did not lead, but be was Velended voluntarily vy Senator | ariagand Deputy Ferreira Vianna, who de liverea most eloquent speeches, but without pass- | ing beyond the already well beaten track, The Court was crowded with persons, chiefly priests, and at the conclusion of Sighor Kerreira Vianna’s speecn be was loudly cheered, and some sacks of Fose petals, previously prepared, were emptied on Dim and the bishop. But im Kio, at least, the reli. gious question 1s stale and the disvop martyrs blared out. Srill itexists as a genuine aifficuty ‘hich 1s puzzling the government and Brazilian WS ol exception such ag those which ha’ Passed in Prussia. A PRIEST DEPUTY. Father Jonu Matoel bas made a telling speeoh im the Chamber and a damaging exposure of the condition of the parish ciergy in the diocese of Olinda (Pernambuco). The priests there, he says, are kept beneath a reign of cerror; no one dares Wo plant cabbagesin a bed even, knowing that he Will not be alluwed to enjoy them; the priests are Moved arbitrarily from parish to parish, without fegard to their convenience or tie teelings of the arisnioners; priesta are suddenly summoned TemMptorily from te most distant parishes to he Episcopal palace—they know not why; the mandate of the Bishop says, “Come.’’ it they hesitate, i! they remonstrate, they are julminated With suspension ex-insormaia conscientia, which Jeavestnem ignorant of their tault, but without appeal. Thus, owing to the bishop's systematic ene Roni | years past of both tne civil th ‘anon jaw, which require the parish vacant to be filled’ by permanent incumbents Without delay, the Brazilian priests nave no course Jeit them but to remain without means of le or to sabmit themselves trembing sia’ to the wil Of their aespotic pee dc ereepousibie shop. oman tea soe Statesmen in generai to solve without secon So | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, “tain Mary Cal Calver,” which sa cae preoret the may, and in a voice of agony be exclaitued, “My God, I've made a mistake! He then litted ‘verted SG otlity, himself by siolent diatribes against the govern- and of tate bad dlatinguished | Ment. As his death leaves room tor promouon, | the government nomiuating the occupants of the | archiepiscopa!l See, it Is DOL Improbable that the ardor of the unimprisoned bishops will be moder- ated, Iris thought, however, that Bishop saraiva, Oi Marauvham, who has kept aloof irom the conflict, } Will be the one chosen, assisted her towards her father’s nouse, all the Way expressing the utmost regret for wnat he nad | done, or. Hurley in the meantime had managed toreach the house and was just celiing the ip- mates of tue occarrence when the girl arrived, LIFE. | companied by Hazie, who as soon as the family | The grand bali of the British and American bach- | put in an seuseenee made his escape and has not elors came of last night with much ¢eat, It was | since been heard of. | attended by 258 ladies and 574 & ntlemen, tnelud- ing the diplomats. Ministers of State, nobility and flower of Brazilian iety, and was certainly the Bnest had here jor years, PERU. — Political Preparation for the Asseme bling of Congress—General Prado’s Po- sition Befere the Public—Citizen Honor to a Faithful Servant—President Pardo’s Message Slightly Anticipated— Some of the iamily immediately drove to the residence of Dr. Herod, who promptly responded to the call, and rendered all the assistance in his power. Soon after Dr. Herod had left his office, @ Man left a note there, of which the following is a copy:— Dr, Henop.—Some people have been shot. Go te cot back of the Catholic Cemetery next the fener at once, for God's sake. The man was not recognized, and noclew has sha been obtained as to who he can be. Dr. Herod reports to-night that he has extracted the ball irom the head of the young man Hurley, to recover. With regard to Miss Calver he {8 not so sanguine, Commerce Depressed by Treasury | as the bail which eutered her neck, took a down: Bungling- Ward and Inward coarse, and though itia velieved | Lima, July 13, 1874, Until the meeting of Congress on the 28th of this month we conidently expect to keep to the even | recover, prove very troublesome. Should inflame tenor of our political way, The different commit- | prove, iatal as the gfrtis now 1s degen’ pa are wae tees of the legislative body appointed for the ex- | 2 press purpose of examining the credentials of the Hoa iat, the leagt turn maighe sivas all the hopes | newly fledged Deputies are busily working, and Up to the present, until the verdict as to the legality of the recent | ,14 isis believed he ie tiding in the busi about elections be made known the aspirants and the | four miles from here in the neignborhood of Spir- Lima world at large are occopied in the customary Bh Block, with the hope of meeting his daughter, attempts to gain sympathy, on the one part tor themselves, on the part of the public for their 0 18 al30 supposed to de prowling avout the game neighborhood. If he sbould happen to meet chosen few. But when the eventful day arrives a spicy period is anticipated, her there can be little doud$ that he will kill her POINTS OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, and aiterwards himself, as his position now nas become such that he would be PREPARED FOR ANY DESPERATE DEED, regardless of the consequences, which could not The reports to be submitted by the Cabinet Min- | be worse than woat he must now expect, should fsters and the Message of President Pardo are | R¢, be captured. Meanwhile an active search 1s awaited with much anxiety. This Congress is by nO means as favorably disposed toward the views of the Executive as the last, and the government regards with some degree of alarm the presump- being made for him, and the police in the sur- rounding towns and villages have been notified. | tive power of the opposition. This has been made absurdly manifest within the last few days. Hazie is an old soldter, has a pension and has GENERAL PRADO'S RETURN. hitherto borne an irreproachable character. He | bas a-wile and four children in this town. Great sympatny Is mes as jor the two injured | persons and their {amilies, as well as for the family | Of the would-be murderer. Pity 19 also felt for Hazie himself, the circumstances leading to the commission of the deed being of such an ex- The HERALD has already acquainted its readers | with the arrival in Peru of General Mariano Ignacio Prado, the guiding spirit of the nation when the victory was gained In May, 1866, over tne Spanish squadron in the bay of Callao. This distinguished officer, named Peruvian Plenipoten- tary to the Court of St. James, and at the same that it bas lodged in the muscles in the jower part of the neck it may have ranged either further in or further down, in which case it ma; ceptionally painial character that, as no lives have ag yet been Tificed, a strong Jeeling exists for looking With a lentent spirit on the crime, STEAMSH se NITED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEKNS- wown ana Miverfinn’ ‘very Thoslay trout pier 8 North iver, U | time honored with an appointment to Congress by ao Oe ast 38 ate + ¥ the cltizens of the port where his great achieve- | “Cabin's 7 iowest rates, r se. 8 ig Prepaid tiekets at lowest tates assengers boo ed to and irom Paris, Hamburg, Sor. Ry, and fae eden, ae, “Dratts rates, ABE (0 England, ance ani jermany, at lowest rat WiLutAMs fe GUION. & Bro ment was accomplished, is at present the idol of all parties. The independent press assures the country at large that tne General cau occupy but one o! three singularly distinc. positions :—~ frondwav. First—Tne leavership of the opposition. HE STATE LINE. Second—The chieftatnship of the armed revoiu- TT" sta NEW, YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, tlonary party, or, in the third case, a blind obedi- FAST AND LONDONDERRY, ence to the mandates of the actual government, ‘The nent new Clyde ‘Sulit pte ‘g will sail trom "The ministerial organs asseverate in their turn | pier 36 North River as tollows :—~ that the hero of the 2d 0: May, who, by the by, was TA! Phe rae A fede | identified with the military power of the Repub- | | “Weane esday, Beptember rf le, swept away with the accession of Don Manuel | ‘tter, takit gers at Pardo to the Presidency, and the tragic disap. | | pearance of Balta and the Gutierrez, will only be | ma low as by any other ulded by constitutional ees and regards pF win disdain any hint that may be given toward ee tor $i ye water ee re ee assage a@ deviation irom that straignt path, In the mean- 7} Be oad tume the object 0: this especial interest shown by Bteerage office No. 45 Broadway. | the two contending factions, acontest which tortu- | ——————_-____ | nately 1s most amicable. maintains a strict silence, JSMAN LINE, —soUTHERLY CORSE. | and appears to be perfectly happy im the privi- leged lite he leads. Flying from the coun- ‘Roya’ 1 Malt Steamers are appointed to sail as follows: = try in 1868, under the protection of the On be epee N a ee eer ook 1 Ainerican flag in the United States steamer Nyack rerday; Bag xu. to seek refuge in Chill, be returns to Peru aiter M | nis long absence to be the admired o1 all admirers, | xu | Banquets are given in his honor in the Govern- | C1 x Dabin Passage, $80 an: Steerage, to and trom all Cavin and General Off peacrene Offices, No. 8 ment Palace; deputations wait upon him witn | congratulatory addresses from the Common Conn- | | cil, the universities, the societies of mechanics, é&c.; even a bull Oght, that inseparable concomi- tant to popularity in this Republic, is on the bill, - | to take place it is said on the 19th imst., dedicate ‘YUNARD LINE, to the hero of the hour, The General is recoenized | “ie 9 view of diminin gens | by even his most bitter opponents as an honest and | senmers oF ta serercrs | well meaning man. His antecedents, as tar a8 | sons of the yea! | good intentions 20, are excelient, But, as has | before been remarked, ne 18 now regarded, until | yand’ pier 43 North G. DALE, Agent. or Boston, crossing the meridian £0 at 43 inttude, or nothing to che north of 4. On the homeward passage crane, the meridian of 50 at 42 lautnde, or nothing to the north of TH. HY 'H AMERICAN ROYAL st NOK! Mate STEAMSHIBS. Pep tWEN MEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, zo F te NSW eds his sympathies are known, & sort of amiable Duilin a china suop, and proprietors of the establishment are — uneasy, Prado's in. | flaence is powerful in the extreme. Should | tne occasion arise torctug him to assume a pecne | position agaiost the administration, the weight o! | the Executive would be sorely tried, Neverthe- | less, those most versed tn the intricate poltiical | ALGERT | problems of Peru declare that from the presence | 3 | Of Prado in the Legislature only beneficial reiorma | CHINA Will fullow. at. Sept 5 and every following Weduestas a and Saiurd ‘s sie | REVENUE AND TRADE. York. Gigamers py 3 xd poy ners. Cabin passa; $1: | _ The Estanco, that law from which the President Lipictashe ttle, ain eekets on hoped to so signaliy increase the revenues ot the Republic by limiting the exportation of nitrate of fen must be repealed. Out of fitty-six flourish. manufactories in the province o! Tarapacd | ont about thir:y are Working now, and those on | half time, such has been the depreciation abroad in the value of the article, owing to the effort to | get rid of the nitrate on hand before the neavy ex- Port duty authorized by the measure in question was imposed. Foreign markets are overstocked, and, while (he treasury nas gained some thousands o! dollars by the experiment, the producers are steadily marching on to bankruptcy ‘and ruin. A CANADIAN SENSATION. Tragic Shooting of Two Lovers, by Mis- take, by an Insane Citizen Seeking to Kill His Wayward Daughter. ‘A few days ago, at tne town of Guelph, Ontano, @ most remarkable affair occurred that will likely eventuate in the deathof a beautiui girl, The facts, as gleaned by a reporter of the Toronto St iteerage at lowest rates. Steerage ticket poo. aud Queenstown and all purts of Europe at lows Fate For freight and cabin passage appiy at the company! office. No. 4 Bowling Ureen. For steerage passage at Broadway. ete Building. ae 5. ae nn Agent, to P. H, NET, Clark ana Randolph streets, ‘Chicago: Th wi ae deh ot an on Wednesda: Ugust aS "G) FRANORLENS No. aSowling Green, New Yon str J Cit; wae. oy a NCHOR LINE, A PA! Asha Ge fares REDUCED, K AND G ‘OR: STEAMER WEDNESDAY “SS SATCRDAY, c Aug. Fi Viotonra = of eseane ‘payable in currency To GLasGow, Liv’ Cabin, $65 to $9), according to steamer and acc oaiede: tons. Return tickets issued at reduced INTERMEDIASE, $25: STEERAGE, Globe, who dates bis report on the 14th inst.,.are Rae regan pine fa Hueaiae teeenntttc, $6 Gokks anys office: wiihg Green. Aas F No TEN DERSUN BROTHERS, Agente Jobn Hazle, a shoemaker, who has lived for sev- eral years in town, and raised a jamuly here, has lor some time been very seriously troubled by | the wayward and | these — | oma To Queenstown every WEDNESDAY; i VICIOUS DISPOSITION OF HIS DAUGHTER, ANCHOR LINE, No. 7 Bowing Greon, | @ girl ot Cadi) eases aes te made popeasen | "AMERICAN LINE: Fh kane oe | efforts to reclaim her, bus to no purpose, She ; | Reems to have been suffering from what would oa, | oy al etd tate tainly appear to &@ premature attack of R | nymphomania, and was certamly tainted with bil A ey insanity, as the following facts will tully establish, |. ‘the sorrow and disgrace which the girl had brought apon ber family so far affected Mr. Hazle that to reclaim her from the viclous course she Was pursuing he took advantage of the trace of insanity which Was apparent in ber actiony to ave her PLACED IN THE GUELPH JAIL AS A LUNATIC, | the certificate having been signed by Drs. Herod | and Worsfold, and there can be no doubt from the report of these gentlemen that she was somewhut service between Liverpool, calling at Queenstown. ean ary. Thursday trom Philadelphia, and gev ry Wednesday trom Liverpool. The jollowing stegmors are ep! appointed to sail from Phiia PENNGYLVANIA...Aug. 18 Blouaront sept ee 48 HA BBOTS. (CES OF BR a led INC URKENCY. cabin’ Bib to $100, according to accommodations. steerage and intermediate tickets to and trom all points a. the lowest rates. Steamers marked with a star do not carry interme- seriously affected. An application was shortly diate. atterwartds made to the proper authorities for ber Passenger accommodation for all classes unsurpassed. admission to the Lunatic Asylum, but no notice riba Rae rovided. kvery steamer carries Was CORGR Of tie Sppee Brotenly ob eescuRe of sovueee teeamers are supplied With life rafts in aadition the crowded state 01 the asylum at that time. Mr. Hazle thereupon placed ber in the Magdalen Asy- | lum in Toronto, where it soon became evident that ale was sufering from disease contracted in some unaccountabdie Way, and sne was removed to the | hospital, trom which sne ehortly aitorwards made | her escape, and for some time it was not known | where sie was. A (ew days ago, however, her father heard that she had been seen walking on the track of the W. & B. Railway in company with some young men whom be had months ogo warned her not to agso- ciate with, He became the usttal life boats and life p: to Nro h tickets and inrough bills oF Tading isaued be- tween alt prominent points. For passage. rates of freight and other information GEO, W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street. SOHN McDONALD, Fasscnger Agent 8 Battery place, hew York. eae WaIgut ay an i ay Pail de yy nut stre RICHARDSON, SPENCE ou, ro. & J, CUMMINS & Fes CARDIFF phi. Liverpool BROS., Qdecnstewe. BRISTOL, LONDON AND epeiend and Walex—Tthe sonh other points EXASPERATED, ‘ales Atianth lompany from 1 and repeated the threat ne had ‘frequently made to Bae war Simy iy: ae icllowses enmarivanie the herself when at home, that if be caught Shey ORG, . -Saturday, Angust 22 her he would kill her and anybody whom he might jaturday. Sept. 12, find with ber. for some days he continued in this frenzied state, and symptoms of the insanity which PR ME as trom Gara i tarrescy. spats is believed to be hereditary disease began to , fori and upwards. For iurtger partionlars AvPY to show themselves. On Thursday last he heard that | ANCHIBALD BAX Agents, she had been Wandering about the country since | _ Brouawa), New York. her escape Irom the Magdalen, and that she Was | FyaGLE LIN x then somewhero in the te of the E STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS UNIT TO pLyMuurin CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from New York as follows :— Catnolic Cemetery, in company with | SOME YOUTHS WHOM HE HAD PERSONALLY THREAT- ENED | some months ogo. He gave no intimation as to ie aoa what his imtentions Were, but armed uimself witn from Eagle i, Hoboken. a@seven chambered revulver aud started up the mot SSAGEK TO | ‘rack in search or her. | About three-quarters of a mile up the track Is situated the Union Cemetery, of which Mr, Calver | 18 #eXton, anda short distance from it 1s the Catholic Cemetery, adjoining which ts the nouse of Mrs. Buriey, The two families were intimate. Miss Mary Calver had deen ona visit to Mrs. Hur- | tey's house on Thursday evening, and Mr. Daniel i} PLYMOUTH, LONDON. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. Cabin—First'sajoon, $12), gold: second, saloon, $60, gold. o evbourg and Hamburg, 30, Prepaid tekets from Hamburg. ren Dd ae 60., # South Wiluam street, e apply to aie NACHOD @ KUSNE, Bteerane—Zo 1" lymouth Aan* London, ok garreney: For freight apply to FUNGH, BD ‘oF passag General ‘Apenta, 1 iid Broad wi Hurley had proffered bis services to escort her | HITE STAR LINE. og home, which she accepted. As the two were | CELNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Walking along the track, that peing the nearest | canst @ THE UNITED STATES Matt wis to Mr. Calver’s house, they heary footialls | CELTIC August 22, atl P, M. benind them, of which, however, they tovk no | vAugust 20) at 7 4. Mt notice, thinking that some boys were playing | aptember 8, ALF: M. | there,” asi usually the case at that hour. Me | Bary September 12, at $ P.M. Hurley then turned tosee whothe boys were, pier 5? aks Sd Rates—saloon, $80, gold: steerage at iow rates. Saloon staterooms, smoking room end bathrooms in midship section, where least motion le felt, (haus combin- ing safety, apeed and comfort. For La FS Nest and other \aformation apply at the-company' WBrendway, 3 big hy 13, agent HE SAW A FLASE | and became conscious that he had been injured ip the eye, but not or some moments did he realize that he had been shot, which was tue case, the ball having entered his forehead, just above the eye, suficientiy near to affect his sight, and lor the | moment to leave tue impression that the eye itself | had been pierced. Immediately a:terward, Hurley | having lalien, he became conscious of two otber Poe being fired, which afterward proved to be 188 CALVER, one of which cuvered ier leit cheek NLY DIRECT LINE TO tO FRANCE, THE GENERAL TRANSA’ ATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL BTEAMSBIFS 8 BIW EEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, 4 The splendid vessels on nhs favorite route for the Con- tinent (being more soncherly than any other) will sail ioe mich entered Ber lest check, and p trom pier No, 90 North iver as folio } ont Just below toe ear. TOF fall, however, uri | and Hazie discharged another shot, which lodged | yaaa lachisdie in her neck, when she feli, and the ‘would-be mur- ee eet a Aden pe wi derer dragged her alongside the track, saying, In ad @ Voice of the ntmost anger, “LIQ THEXE AND Dip," $nd reang lady, with great. press ie yo as fortunately a0 that he on Tickets ‘at reduced rates rphastt “otal rlleay a th dio this line, mrtg of coe both | ef ana eek Sovld ‘haat Base ae tue girl up und asking her if she was avle to walk, | and unless brain fever supervenes he 1 likely s00n | . even if she | ihe chances of collision the | specified course for all sea: | On the outward passage from Bpeanste wn to New York | JASEHAGBRS & PER, STEAMSHIP SCOTIA EM. | Pirin cabin passages” $76' wad’ $6 “currency; pecond | | | i} | | | | terest in Burope., Age and Amenca. & JENKE | of ee Fare low | Ak Rive | BRISTOL and PROV. TDENCE Ts ae cake ana PRAEK SOUKSOR, AUGU ST 18, 1874.—TRIPLE _ SHEET, EUROPEAN “STEAMSHIPS. yeeronae LINE. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. JOR NORWALK AND DANBURY. dU AND GARDENERS, — COACHMEN FAVORITE ] ~rHe VARDENER’ SITUATION WANTED—RBY A MARRIED NOTICE. | © NELLY WHITE leayes daily, foot of Mar- man. wife and one ebild; thoroughiy understands ‘The most southerly route hus always been adopted by wast Kiver, at 2:15, aud Lhirty-third street, at business i eenhouse and grap. this company. to avoid ice and headlands. \38 nnecting with the Danbury Kailroad. i » flowers and ve bies, landscaping, & yom piers Ad and 47 North Kiver, 63e. Excursion tickets, $1 ; Ras first class reterence from last TO QUieENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, ———— or address, for foar days, C, CANADA ‘August 2 212M.) }HE OU nen, Rept 512 M. PUBLIC. york. BGYPT, August 29.7 A.M. | ENGLAND,Séptl?, 6:304.M r Monday, July 18, 1874, the following FOR MONBON DIRE DENMARK, Captain Sumner, Aagust 22, 12 M. OadiM passage, $7); SW currency. Steerage at greatly reduced prices’ Return tickets at reduced rates. Pre- paid steerage tickets irom Liverpool at the lowest rates. company's ogee 3 HU vicinity for the sale near amatwrey, Brooklyn. ‘ORTH. GERMAN nov STEAM: ue GOMPANY. FOR SOUT zt AND ‘The steamship HER ta yay i Feichmann | way, $29 Broadw: | will sail on Wednesa: eat 2 P.M. from | premen Plier. foot of CBhird ‘street » Hoboken, to be for ersey City, No. lowed by Stoamabip DEU' TSCHLA. 'D, Captain W, Ladewigs, on will bet the ‘only authorized rand este ‘al Depot. sith strect depot, and at ERIE RAILWAY, et, depot foot Chambers street, depot toot 234 Vv Offices in New Sork eity and ‘irst and Second Class Tickets AND HUDSON RIVER R OR PARMER’s SITUATION WANTED Scotchman, Who Gaderstands the proper ra and “truit, under glass and out of ing ot Vegetable and trait eure o d-has also had a agmnes vears! garden. Cail on or Siren ey A at ot nt of flows also the kee roads, or nection with t) Bridgem 5/6 Broadway. NARDI zR’S SITCATION WANTED—BY A MAR. Gea nae Seid tos oriy Waderstands hot and oold graperics, greenhouse, 7 etables, ‘he. ; best reference Adi ress GARDENER 3 C Cortlandt st, doors jaw aud has 2 in the care of farm land, s q xpress oMices, No. t aad j Broadway. And 32d’ stre: + and 335° Washington sire. '. 957 Broadway, 10 Green- ae street, Brooklyn, Saturday, August No. 1 Astor Honse, $38 Broadway, 944 Broadway, No. § | GARDEN SITCATION—BY_ A SCOTCHM. Matus OF Fassaoe TO. Lo: iD | Battery place, depot foot Desbrosses street, depot foot inarcied: 1s thoroughly profeient in alt brapehes dbo Mcaiiiedeumal 1. 8 sreee depot Jersey. City, No. Court streot, | Bit business held acess ‘Deas Camm mee, edie in gold or its e uivalent hee Be hy] > and #139 Brooklyn, and 116 oon. BALTIMO! | ws Broadway, No. MULBASIA. will KUNHARD? & 00., General Agenta, 61 Broad street, New York. Ga WESTERN a STEAMSBIP LINE. C3 i asa te '& BOaS, merai Passenger dgeais, way, are ras Biver, at NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRBOT. The steamers of this line will sail River as iollows:— Kar pclacko ig RHODE ISLAND Sativ, i, Bandar. North Ber, a8 8 2 a ener: thir iv! class house, samples must be light d, as drummer in the coal trad Herald Address (i., box 11s ierald of NARDENER W) \ SITUATION—SINGLE: wi udson stréet, Hoboken. RE AND OHO RR. 1 Astor House, 626 Broadway, 9+ TS © $0 | Broadway’ devot toot of Desbrosses street, depot to0% of | Hinad retuuids the care and treatment of horses WPT ces a Cos dwsnce. | | Some Son ition gise Sah No, 4 Court street | Grilly usernt ‘aso ile take, tel Ne. 2 Bowling Green. Sg! NDRICK, , fiat Pas. Avent, ¥-C, and H. BE. | box 225 Herald ottice. 3 JPOR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG. ‘4 ap ep Baie | rad RMAN AND WIPE (PROTESTANTS) WANT Eater American Packet Company's tron | {: ¥ oh & fidker agent B oe | E no children: "nan a3 good = an: wie to ao housework; MMERANTA, | N | orayen bcs eras eerie Taurday, Angas | eee cananriticaans cae yaaa he EAD GARDENER —W a a oR SITU. fates of passare to Piast heute Cherbourg and | magheacananer, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat | tion as atiove ANTE D, . SURERIOR S170. Rate | .chre Of Messrs. ihorp at | Bret cabin—Upper saloon, $12); lower saloon, $4 one INGTON. every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, | aos rs, thorp & Co, 18 Jann st. ba | - his live from Stonington to | )fAKRIED MAN AND Wir NILDREN) WE ‘Steerage to Cherbourg and Hamburg, $30, gold. Parlor cars are run by this live i AE inatnons: ‘roan aso ; r fo Pisoni London. cries 10. eng. | White Mountaing withourelange, oo AM sivuation sco ae om gober Address W. M., box 18 itcent steamer from pier 3) d sired Bast ton dt Il o'clock PM RACTICAL “GARDENER AND PARshE, “SITDA- ‘and in Bo: ton wanted, by a single man: thoroughly und! = | Stands his businéss: and the cure o: horses and stock 3 good city relerence, Address Was | box fod Herald ofttce, i: TRAVEL! ALESMAN Al STARTING | 7 @ | QITUATIONS WANTED-—BY AN EXPPRIENCED na trip wishes to connect piconet wba eat | Sear oah mat aed wie ta take ohaieh ot A gentics also a position in this city. Ad- Sndersands the many duties of le garde! are an Ronest and ch references veil show. Address man’s country piace both farm and vege! office, currency; excursion tickets, $13), Apply to the agent, 70 South strect, E. MORG. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, WELL ACQUAINTED | with the american hardware trade, desires some wh 117 Herald ofice. AND WIPE NB Si i re specialties to sell on commission ; no commis | G) 8 WANTED—BY & GERMAS ed — ones ad achman and to take care of horses, harne: FPAPSOOTT BROTHERS & 0. EUROPEAN EX. | sed UM bills wre Pad. Address Ey tt coe first class deiver. und groin, sober, change and Passage Office, 8 South street, New | Ohiiging and “understands his business; his wile to do York.—Dratts tor £1 upwar part ‘of Ire land'and Great Britain at lowest rate, ie by regu. lar inall steamers tron Liverpool and Queenstown at re. AY EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER, well connected and with unexceptionadle reter- would like to make an engagement. Address box chamberwork or a8 nurse, Address ‘tor three da box 210 Herald offlee. wits 7 ANTED—A COLORED COACHMAN, SINGLE MAN, ence, Ghoaa rAcen, M4 Herald office. POONOVAN | ROSSA“REDUCED | PASSAGK RU. ROPA, for Queensto: lasgow and Londonderry, AIRE SOONG wD, and Wednesday: fot NOLS, ‘rom Piniedelpbia, tor Gore end and West Th day. ‘Northern Hotel, corner Cortlandt Rows ND THE GLOBE. office. LAD WANTED—T0 LEARN THE | W for the country until November; a good sroom.and obleing. Apply at No. 7 Murray st,, room 38, from White goods business, in ¢ first class manufacturin establishment; must read recommended, and be in Store at Z A. M. other need to apply, Address A. B, TANTED-—BY A GARDENER (MARRIED), A SITU- ation; can milk and understands farming some: Wile 19 good butter maker and cook; goot elty refer his Parents, come well | . C., box Sty COOR'S third, persgnally conducted, Party Round the World, will eave New? York, BSepiember’ Zkcand San Francisco October 17; it will embrace Japan, Chis India, Egyptand Euro ope and provides for visits to the Yosemite, the Nile and Palestiue. ‘isme occupied, 208 erence if adress OOKKEEPER WANTS A POSITIO} experienced, careful, middle aged ; highest city rer: moderate salary Wanted; could act as salesman ) 0. |—THOROUGH, ence; no encumbrance, Address H. . gardener, Herald ofc JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT Young man, as sanetenes and gardener; would V Gays, including 110 days hotel accommodation: ‘tare gold: all necessary expenses: full particulars in Cook's Excursion! which also contains lists of over 1,200 E erga 10 cents, NS, 261 Broadway. 'G, RECEIPTS, OC COL. | OK, SO! anes OF LADI |, CIRCULARS, BILL HEAL Bills ot Cading, and eve: Theatrical iMEROPD i. sully given on abplication. imselt userul: has four years’ reierence from last Call on or address J. s, make ws TED—A SITUATION AS GA ER, BY A single man; has good Foccommentietious, Aastess M., box 1u4 Herald omfice. Broadway. Redmates cheer: posters. Bi he A ting, Ce Re Bl ee nee dohe with | fs BE leapness me spondent, ae ‘K PRINTING Bis BUS MENT, No, 218 Broad- Situations tor a ‘numb ‘ot ye ITUATION WANTED—AS BOORREEPER OR COR. Knowledge of French: best rererences. 41 Wyckoff st., Brooklyn, | JWANTED-BY 4 SINGLE YOUNG MAN (GERMAN), a situation as coachinan or g:rdengr: thoroughly acquainted in both brauches; good references. Address H. A. Herald Uptown Branch oftce ene has held London; has ® Adaress A, B. er ol ps, area. STEAMSHIPS. pace AIL STEAMSHIP LI LIN %0 CALAFORNEA eae ‘AND CHINA, VIA 10 FANCY GOODS, houses.—Fourteen ficent trade: prefer selfing on commissio! NOTION OR MANUFACTURING ears op the rog!; has @ magni- highest ret- i} A By <T CLASS, EDUCATI D D EXPER! stant in our subscripti gentleman wante!, a FER @rence, Address H. A. H., 02 6in ay, daparemans at 920 eee : ovat ye 2 ——— Vi 7 re Rew ork ts! plage Remeron Ms Pi TANTED—GENTESL YOUNG MEN TO LEARN THE | EI Bt Ne ne retail drv foods business, ! LORD & TAYLOR, corner Grand and Carys NTS WANTED—TO SELL gt ARTICLE T@ cigar, drug and fancy stgres eent commix KS re San Francisco to Yokohama, $150, mold. San Francisco to Hong Kong, old. ie Steamers Jeave pier 42 North River, New York, as fol- ory “OF PANAMA, Capt. ©. C. Lima was ug. FA Bier | ary of about $50, NTED—A MAN ACQUAINTED WITH FOREIGN j exchange and the buyers, ae: @ to Sra with the management: also un ene Address 1.X¢ sion; sample Iree. Bos? ‘310 Broadway. HONEST, INTELLIGENT, INDUS ous, strictly temperate Americans, under 25, wai fice boy sal ° a Guay NGr, Herald ‘office. adr eand Wray pacsongers only)..A\ ig if fie rm ith a ‘ti te ‘nd every ‘alternate’ Saturds: nugcting steamers ior Central America and'south Facitic ports, Extra steamers tor frelght and way passengers will be Gatgnee nee on intervening Saturdays, es necessity may W4xTED— ay A ences, J. E. Wantee NA § shoroughly competent bu9k| tlons considered unless by th the duties, Address, stating salary required and refer- W.. box 229, Herald office. men oa experience in selling ghoes in a retail store. NAN, 197 Coiumbia st, Brooklyn. | ed, to learn hot air Roman bathing ; employment steady, heaithtui and profitable; reterences required. appiy at 61 Lexington av. A oe ORED MAN, A FIRST CLASS COOK, CAN BB engaged for city or couniry; hotel or boarding aoe preferred. Call on or address COOK, 149 West WHOLSSALE GROCERY HOUSE, keeper. No applica- pertectly famillur with | BOOT ANU SHOE STORE, TWO wie, ave had no lesg than three | “| GENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND Towns Ae | Using as to sell the best gas burner ever in on wharf foot Canal street, Ry or fr at the company’s of BULLAY, Superintendent. York. RUFUS HATCH, Managing Directs 'ANTED—A SALESMAN, THAT CA ‘@ respectable cash and short time tra | Quced: send tor circular, Address 8, DON, AECE £Ule 113 Live at., or Dox 3,574 Post office, INFLUENCE | 1 for custom | ps cor - DAYTON, Freight Agent _| and ready made fine clothing on Broadway. Address GENTS WANTED i Ime amt 2s! TROUSHFCL, station a., < Spring st. id mense proflia. a NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP | on egMAN, FOR Cortlands st., room 6 elegant sidewiice! steamshi \— 8. N, = urthen, Captain B, L, Tinkle- W ‘bawtdoparcmont, in tar rge Jobbing hous; none | GENTS WANTED FOR EVERY COUNTY a paugh,. wilt ‘eall “or at: Ihowjas, Para, Pernambuco, | but those experienced 1a selling shawis need apply. Ad- city in the world—For a new patented article wuhia‘and Riode Janeiro, on Monday, Angust 2), at10 | dress, with references, I. 8, G., bax 47 Post office, | dispensable in every faialiy its article sella at i o'clock A. M., trom pier 43 North Kiver. LACKMAN, 93 Maiden TANTED—A SI’ keepe: V ESS PILL eat GARBTEON, aeeee ireen. Herald office. per, by & young man ol six yea! | in a large dry goods house. Aduress CLERK, box 175 VATION AS AS ISTANT BOOK. | Xperience GENTEEL YOUNG * from good ousea’ Must thoroughly understand a Be. EPER,—WANTED in to attend bar; A ANTED—A SALESMAN IN A RETAIL CLOTHING None but an experienced man. and with the business and not Call atter 7 at RINES' rei taurant, at the Park, 6n av. and Boy Wantep= \ AN IMPORTING HOUSE; MUST make himself generally uselul, reside with bie |. DOBBIN’S, 394 Bowery. ROGRESO, CAMPFACHY, VERA , Havana and Mexican Mail Sieamship store ut Vi f) ort ver wi! ity reference, ne at nat GHavane dlisee AME it = rote rae A avana direct) ug. x NAC ITY OF MEXICU. (Havana and Nexice’....cAum 29 | WW AQooas and notions, nt 422 CITY OF MERIDA (Havens via Nassau. et. For treight er Passage apply to , ALEXAND/i & SONS, 88 Broadway, For NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwelt stenmship Line. ‘The new steamahin KN iCK LR GOU KE 1 Cant: Kemble, ANTED—A PO: Address J. 7. L., ANTED—A YOUNG &. goto Galveston, Te: and be correct at deures; a German preferred, but must speak English, Address, references and salary expected. lector or salesman, in a firm where integrity aud strict application to business will insure advancement. | di box 162 Herald Upiown Branch ottice, parents and furnish good reterences. Address WORKER, Herald office. OY WANTED-IN AN OFFIC years ot age, writing a good his parents and who can come wel dress J. G. C., Herald office, W “ANTED—A MAN TO SERVE A CRACKER ROUTE; one slready in the business ureterred; must De responsil le Address 0. 0. 0., box 127 Herald ottice, | W* ANTED—EXPERIBNCED TRAVELLING AGENTS— UAINTED WITH DRY Fuiton st., Brooklyn. AS BOOKKEEPER, TO must write a good hand and Iiving Ww! gd ana Ad: 3 Sy in own hi JR. writing, naming box 8.9 Post offices AS BOOKKEEPER, OOL- SITIO ANTED—BY house, a youn; understand ‘thé b R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, 2 RCHANTS? eC ntae ae ‘The steamsine EMILY 8. SOUVER, Captain B, F. Bur ae om nes 36, peat AS at o Ge non Moore A NEW ORLEANS HARDWARE ness waar Particulars, box 2,532 Pi to sell a newly imported mparioe French Blacking through the Easter States; paying a larger commission than any other blacking. Address OrPOBIUNITY, Herald oilice. Wantso—s FIRST CLASS CANVASSER, TO 3 iravelling #1 nd come well man; must ommended. st office, New | street, Any Freight received dally Through, aoe Louis, Vicksburg, ore pair and India: For freight or javing superior V man for ci 5 PGAL AN OPENING FOR A GOOD NOTION ausiNNER « FRIEDLANDER, aL whom, if success/ul, constant employment will ae given; must have saustactory references as to ability tnd character, Address Post Office box 3,280, city and country jobbing trade. roaby st eC. eco tions. apply to FRED EDs to! BAKER, plier 38 Nort River QouTHerN LINE. FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, ‘The following new and, A fieat Glass, steamers, will salt . from every Wednesday. at 3 P. M. ir 20 Bast River :— CITY OF HOUSTON, Ci; “COACHMEN | AND ) GARDENERS, _ } FIRST ‘CLASS COLORED COACAMAN | WANTS A A permanent situation; seven Peleg ‘Acquaiated with the city. rears good reference ; 6th ay. Call ior twe ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE, “HONEST a To h ws taxe sole charge ot a bottied lager beer: 2 | ane abe LE t avi 1 ale business 09 commission; one who has a know: cage a business and would invest a few hundred dollars wo Y OF DALLA GENTLEMAN WISHES TO SECURE A siTUa. | pons dress box 140 He co. GITY OF GALVESTON” apes tion for his comchman; 1s English; 18 compecent, | De Prelerred. Address by Ge Vreight received aaily. Garetul und trustworthy Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas SF his business. Address Kennelly, No. 4 Pine st., corner Broadway. AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WHO CAN curity, to deliver books on a country route; AAS several canyt reel and tnoroug aGuee understands {LLIAM JACKSON, care of Mr. JAMES SHEEBEY, 87 Barclay st. £ CO. Agente, PRACTICAL FARMER AND GARDENER, WITH | ——— geen 63 Maiden lane, indastrious Pare wilhont ohildren, can ide er } ANTED—AN EXPEXIENCED BARKEEPER, WITS ORFOLK, PETERSGURG AND RICHMOND.—OLD | OLN is Werald office LE Mieiinieeane eee __rererence, Apply at Yes Fotos a Dominion Sremnanin, @ jompany.—-Steamers I = TANTED—A SINGLE MAN TO TAKE CARE OF Jor above ports from bi ‘North. River, tootot Beach 8 COACHMAN AND GROOM—BY A FIRST CLASS V arses; one who can milk. Apply to W. H. FLOR- street, on Tuesday, panreday, and Saturday, at3P.M, Uf mani four ae city reference. Callon or | pNCE, sith dd 7th a ‘igo tntermediare ste | addiecas SNe, 8 Woot Boa sein the ottce. aan Throtigh bills of indine” and Passenger tickets issued to oints in the interior, ice corner Fulton and Greenwich streets, ___ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. all 0 dren, seek YOUNG MARRIE places ee city and country reference | poreran, ag is in the land, | No, 151 59th st., near $d av. ANTED—A GOOD NO, 1 STEWARD. ADDRESS STEWARD, Herald Uptown Branch office, stating COUPLI 8 coachmal WITHOUT CHIL- an ble (German): the in is ay pool a “address SOHN ILLER, W'steon STOUT YOUNG MAN AS LIGgT AY porter. Address, with re‘eronces, DANNAT, station ALBANY ay Ute os, BY DAY LINE STEa! OATS, — RD and DANIEL teed LS @ foot of | SSPECTABLE YOUNG MAN AND WIFE; MAN Peatry street, pier 99 North: iveh, 30 A, M., and ar aie -OUNG MAN TO ATPRAD BAS. “Ee. Fepaeig ute noha tomo ‘aPacts aiding hy AbCORCMTAS ARS AER Seat Ratits | YW ARTED gh FOGN® MAN TO ARTRAD BAR. AR at Yonkers, Tarrytow: Nyack (by ferryboad, Pough from last employer. P, RODGERS, 105 King st. ——. Reepmie, Rhinebeck Catskill and Hudson, connectin soe — | <aranrepowa: KET, ONE WHO all points West and North. Trip tickew (o West Poin! GARDENER WANTS a STIUATION | V Al — ‘ Cornwall and Newburg, rerirniig same day, me Special trains to and from Saratoga. To round trip. trip, $5.40; to Round Lake, $235; oughly understands all tts branches; mendation and satisiac: TO WORK IN MARI can loan $150 or ean: good Wages; young mas preferred. Ap 04 Ful Brook; ion can be given, Peay om KGULAR DAILY MORNING BOA’ BE! nal, Sunday excepted.—The stengnbont THOS. P. Way all leave foot of Barciay str street th River, atS nty-fourth street, ea the ieulowine Sandings Yonkers, Single man, in a private, family. as rie Gardener, Mott Haven, North New York. | WWANIEDTA SMART nov, WHO Waites 4 GOOD SITUATION, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE | Baie) fe An sep Or tine Ceara Neen ee eae eer BSE CIABLE | Apply at 0 Maiden lane, aiter9 A, M. Be bb: Try, ok, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Grassy Point and Verpianek's connecting with stages for Re | Mahopac on Tnesdas td Thursdays and Satur Freight received and livered at Barclay street et 5 P.M. YRES, Superintendent Wholesale and FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP business: locaton down MITCHELL'S store Agency, 77 Ced fruit gandane ‘understands Foference. | +471,» AND SPIRIT TRADE.—WANTED, A STRONG to H. VICLOR, 66 Sullivan's st | a\ lad: must be able to cork, capsule, label, ao. Apply at 143 Purman st., Brooklyn, retail; does a fine busines: town; a rare chance. "BILLIARDS. r street. ~ =OITIZENS? LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS + North and West.—Elegant steamboats daily tage excopied) ac 4 F. M.. trom pier 9 North River, foot sober, industrious b N EXPERIENCED COACHMAN (Scotch) rain situation—Excellent ariver; of its E OR NO SALKS— Bevel lables, with Delancy's patent wir at reduced prices, endorsed by | Budolphe, Garmer. Vion and others. RIFPICH & CO,, 40 Vesey street ‘ACTORY GUARANTER a AND GROOM ! anier competent in every recommended. A ranch office. roughl: eretos Nisbiy ald Uptown —PEUPL) LINE FOR ALBANY. <THE SPLEN. fA. did Sigmar DREW ani ST. JOHN leave pier i, foot of Canal street, daily (Sundays excepted), até ¥. Pee Ayy eR. LINE zo bas Ny via NEWPORT and Fall y own steamers pier SITUATION and WANTED—As fardenes, by a single Protestant mai obligin Feterencs. Add TSTANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND | Ale nly by the Conger 10. Puelan # Collender, 733 Bioadwas, | COACIMAN AND « the Phelan & Collender Combination Pgsmons New Xone patentee, H. W. COLLEN and handy with ress M. 8., box 121 Herald _POsT OFFICE NOXIC: rth Rive: | : tof Murray strech dally (Sundays included) at 6 | THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED COACHMAN, ST OFFICE NOTICE,—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE at nga capt cld ail, pgeipal botels a the mgle English), wants a, situation Ina privaig | pst the week ending Satedasy Atigast 22,184, wl a de ‘season, Ay ON Close at this office as joliow Tucaday ars: fie Wednesday at7:3) aud 11 ry irl M., on Gad at EE Praga THE Onzat Tr to diag LINE A address SUR. GENTLEMAN WANTS TO PROCURE A SITUA- tion for Bip competent coachman (French). 6th a 11:30 4. AL, and on bo bemas a oe 30 and 1 phe 1 PRs, Postaiaster. jarness store. UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE, Traing leave New York trom foot of Desbrosses and Cortisndt streets as tollows:— Express for Harrisburg, Pieubarg, the West and hgh | COACHMAN, tent; is strictly WHo [8 THOROUGHLY COMPE- Will give satisiaction where ~____ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &O- honest, sober, yuiet and respectrul ; SHELL AND A WORKING BOAT FOR Sal he may engage; no objec: | cheap, Address J. A. T., boat bouse foot of Can be seen at (13 61 | Street, North River. with Pullman palace oar ached, 0:30 A, M. | Hon to the country. 320 P.M. Sunday, 5 and 8: } For Williamsport and Lock Haven, via Philadelphia and | JOACHMAN ip Jag ie division, connecting at Phijadeiphi tot Williamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and | jong experience in Pt, connecting ‘at Corry, for Titubvil Petroioum Centre and the Oii Rey (COMPATENT) isa thorough groom and a horses, city or country; unexceptionable city recom- mendations. Address i. or CUAC WATCHES, SEWRLRY,_ DlaMOND SOLITAIRE, WEIGH , SC. WANTS A SITUATION; | te " “OVER Two the proper care . for sale cheap, for which a ri sound by e aires Ww. MA! ara Last Broadway. | forse will be taken in bart paym=nt. For baltimore, Washington and the: Vout bimiced Washington express of Fgnenan rior Po aa junday at 9:30 A. M.; or ve at ton Ms egular at 850 A. M sand OF Me Bun fate emplo loyer) 6th av. 4 YOAC Lh S$ SITUATION WANTED—IN CITY OR fiat ‘by a man of long experience with horses, harness, which his reterence will testify. address box iad Herald omtice. 2 "MATRIMONIAL. ai: WIDOW LADY, AGED 3, OF RESPECTABILITY oe ycars from from 9 P.M. Bspretifor Ph Philadelphia, 8:40, 9+30_A. M. ; 12:30, 3, 4 a | M. and 12 night. Sunday 4! and living alone, woud like to Emigrant and Taam a iy YOACHMAN AND GARDENERS — SITUATION | ance of an elderiy gentleman ot wich oe ier Accommodation for Trenton at 2P. M. C ‘wanted—By an industrious, single man, of good ex rimony. Address Mrs. NSIE ADAMS,” Hel For Rewarss ey rane ee a, Peas e Maat 1,2, | perience in the are of horses and Carriages: is a first . La ‘ Si Apyquade state Ghirie Sanday eal tf ithe SOEs aa na fy OO eS tae Beidt a ta kay # F3R | (JOACHMAN AND GARDENERUSEFUL MANA ¢ MARBLE ap aaa ane Sunday. bed, ta Ciaiaation wanted, Sy'an English Wennges gh | A SRN a Pe ine re na Address B., Post office, Warwick, Orange | sonuments, Kendstones, SIADS {tor plumbers and ca » G 6:30, 7, 8, 0A. M12 M., 1, 2, 2:80, ek | sounty, Makers, now offered ats. RLABE« & CO's Steam MSatent, “bende os | (ROACHMAS AND GROOM-BY A RESPECTABLE | Beeawer hshuaad hes Amn hasta Fe Eon antare akh meee Aecbony Gaih married mani no encumbrance: is a frst class | S sili he Sand ep ae aaah achman and yroom very obit ee cont KLABER, 14 BAST RIGHTEENTH, STRE! be: ae nd 1 is Sindy A Nibel (0 | a See ; | ditkinde'st marate rad iarblelzed” a " “ = r rt For Lambertville dnd Fen ey SA NaS SEE UD See LAS A | tor ene ra “ hh Por Phillipsburg and and +P. wy For, oa i. JARDENER'S SITUA ION WANTEDSBY 4, PROT. | vee a Sinte and Masbie For Peinberton and Saaten, bi Ni eg Fialioat trom | Address W. He, Herald oftcc. "| Onion square, Fourth urenue and seventeenth sis & ¥ CEE | GARDBNER.—A FIRST CLASS MAN WANTS A Se ] Srst Cry resect, Siscpinie’ “aderien her one | CLOTHING. | “ : ceeponmigeniin | Pp. a Bal ‘sunday, Bother need APB LASS, , Herald office, | ? wi Sista “Av BAVA, SEIS ae vanowa "3 SITUATION WANTED—BY A PRAC- | tor nd gentlemen's Cast of Wearing appai 4 san = ira I 4e + ve Oe German Nag 2 a vegeta ga PET mereaing.s now Mr. or Mra carve rakts, P.M, | green and hot houses, flow . a reas G. DENER, box Ui lerala wo piers Forno tet Ringraat Brawoh omes. sii | AT Be AtSt2'S,, M8 THIRD AVEXOE, eT eRe - rentiet al iwenty-frat tbe niga pad’'12h Nudsouestreet: debokea.” | (LARDENER'S SITUATION SADT r SINGLE mulemed ca receive eto alng io ae Bid ROY de, General addr Ca lly avtended by ae aT | ete — General Manages. man, of (a sane teed Telereuce. i etal