The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1875, Page 2

HeaLruy sround.— man's Residence. wcres; all in full vie ol udson, with horses, car- Fiages, Vuruiture, e., at a great’ barsaim, ow easy Me PEM BERSON, 659 Sixth avenue. PROPERTY, OUT OF THE cITY FOR SALE oR TO. Re A ‘ABOUT FL USHING | her great a. ‘vantage *. First—Flushing. is ‘the nearest place of mote im the muburbs of New York ciiy recond—Flushing can be reached in 40 minates trom Le ames shp terry, toot ol Chanibers street, and 1a 25 min- trom Thirty-fourth sireet terry. Mard—Flusbing hes over 10 trains daily, two rail. roads, fare on each 7c. ; veven allroad depots within her liwits, giving rapid transitand cBeaper fares than can be had elsewhere. Fourth—Flushing is situated on healthy, high, rolling ground; no heavy assessmenis for gradiig and ho rocks to remove nor ravines to fill up, as im Westchester cou Flushing has sewerage, gas. water in pipes. ex- cellent schools, churches ot every denomination, banks, markets, stores and good society, a population of wearly 20,000, rixth—Choice building Lots at from $30 to $00 for residence, aud trom $1,200 peer bs iness Purposes, Yayme ‘eceived to suit purchase: gad til COCK, 8 particuiara by maul, or call upon BENS. W. Hi ‘Third a’ mag orner fwenty-sixth street, New York, oe near M. it not in Flushing. Half hourly trains on both rail ARM POR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE AN Jterest, 62 acres at morrmows . near city amits ; house, outbuildings a) owing Peart stro rai, ac. Apply to W. LAVING. CLARK, R SALE—BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, ONE hourtrom city. im Westehesver county; 22 acres nd; commodious modern house, by city builder. Par- iculars with AVAMS BAILY, 16y Broadway, fourth oor. OR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT OF 23 ACRES IN the beautiful village of Geneva ; situation excellent; buildings and fine trait. GERRIE BSiarra, Geneva, New York. _ ON EASY TERNS—BUILDING SITES ‘er Fronts for tactories, on Steinway & So! nd in. also jams & Fickett’s veueer fuctory are on, the ground, iu 4ull operation; Steinway’s large piano factory will’ be Femoved to the premises and other instr) re now being erected; the new horse ruil ‘Thirty- fourth’ wireet and, ames sup ferries through. Ravens ‘wood to Astoria, leads directly to the Steinway prop- ty, which is © uc 4% miles trom Astoria terry. Send Toreircular, with dexeripnign and maps of property, Ap- ply to STEINWAY & SONS, Fourteenth streo! HRKE OF THK BEST CRANBERRY BOGS IN NEW Jersey for sale. Apply to CHARLES JEFFERY, East Bampton, Long Island, N. ¥, - REAL “ESTATE "TO EXCHANGE, _ OR SALE OR EXCHANGE bs gtd PROPERTY— A handsome House, with eight Lo‘ Westehester county; vegetables. fait end flow L. GRANT, 145 Broadway. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A VALUABLE FARM of $00 acres, 26 miles above Atlanta. Ga. ; land tog: one-half in wood: goid has veer foun: ion on the place. VIB SIMPSON, 7§ N ng (gl ea bee FOR BRICK HOUSE Farm. near Great Neck, L. ane caeeee: fruits; excellent buildings we. MMEVENSON. 196 Fulton street, Brooklyn, OUSE AND LOT WANTEDSIN JERSEY CUTY oR jrookiyn, vaiue about $6,000, for which two first class Pinned will be given ata the balance paid in in- vtalments. Address c., box 166 Heraid office. EXCHANGR-FOR CHEAP LOTS, WELL 10. trotting Mare Ameri- Fecord of Yt buggy and Harness. * Vallma NINCUMBERED PATTERSON (NW. J.) CITY LoTs— for a lightly mortgaged Store Property with Dwell: aig or nearoy Farm, money for Mortgaxes; numerous exchanges; Residence wanted for unincumbered, unim- proved Property. Call on JO>bPH PHILLIPS, 98 Naw bau street, room 2, second floor. TO LET FOR SUSINESS NESS PURPOSES. AA ini HOUSE TO | To LETORENT “VERY ow. Apply, ony evening. at Charles street, or dari day wd. HUNTiui, 30) Canal street” ng TEAM POWER.—WELL LIGHTED ROOMS, 25X50, 2x60 adapted to mechanical and Eapabotart par- pores. Apply. to GEORGE i. WALKEI. 190 Con Mreet, corner Hester, 10 LET—{NB STORE AND AE Anapeaes AT la Waverley place; keys with Meyar M. fashion- ps eS, NeXt door; rent $500 per ‘sania. THORN: ‘ON M. RUDMAN, Real Estate Agent, 696 Broadway. hortheast corner Fourta street. TPO LETITHE LARGE BASEMENT STORE AND Hallway at 4 Hudson street; rent $300 per annum; keys with “Mr. Schymdt, upstairs THORNTON M. RODMAN, Real Estate Agent, 69 Broadway, northeast corner Fourth stiect Tesh Lat HE WHOLE OR PART OF SECOND, 4 Fourth floors, 1,291 Broadway; newly lascered ; Will be arranged to suit tenants. Apply on The premises, LUNCH 4 GOMIEN, Piano Wareroows: TPO, LBTITHE FOUR STORY AND BASKMENT brick Store and Dwelling No. 435 Grand street; bt the best stands tor thi Ai dry goods trade sad o ‘of the largest siores in street: to a desirable nant the rent will be low. Exchange piace. RENT—A LUNCH COUNTER, APPLY ato T sceaeaxe 386 i THIRD AVENUE.—TO RENT, STORE AND ts and Basement of 20x10: one Chr poss = Lys suitable tor wholesale i it moderate to good tena: ys with JOHN FaITRe ud retail ne and Heae cit 1. 1290 Broadway. A street and 33 Kast Seventeenth street, offers at re- DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Te Tee | aM: TICE OEE V. K. STEVENSON, JR., OFFICES 11 PINE ced rentals first class furnished Rouses LET—WHOLE OR PART OF BROWN STONE aud Apply to SIMON AUB, 44 | | | 1 | T nigh ovp House, handsomely tarnished. twe deo | from Fifth aveni family. Paruculal , ngwlire 1,261 Brosaway, Florist. Unsarnished. JR. OFFICES 1 PINE juced rentals first class uuturnished 1H 10 LET TO A PRIVATE desirable four story and stuc Enxlish basement House No. 247 West ‘Twenty-third street, in excellent . HARMONY’S NEPHEWS & CO,, 217 West Twenty-third Saad FURNISHED D nog ag APARTMENTS Reais SRS ) LE’ A PRETTY ALCOVE ROOM—FURNISHED, FoR light housekeeping, at No. 216 West Forty seventh iree:, two doors west of Broadway. lent low. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TWO OR A three pleasant. cheertul, nicely furnished Koome, Yery reasonabic, to gentlemen; sx car lines and Klevated depot witht two blocks. 256 West Thirty- fourth stree WIDOW HAS A HANDSOMELY. FUR. Bedroom to let, to a single gen- Lat 6 sixth avenue. YOUNG SMALL, NIC to let, to a p location first A wise: rf 83; terms moderate. No 8 Lex. Vicinity Grand Hotel; to private | ISHED PARLOR FLOOR | nieenth street offers at re- MILY ONLY—IMK VERY | 75 1 Brare OF INDIANA \ ington avenue. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED JIT—SECON D | floor, front, suitable ior a family or couple or Pay od sooms; terms moderate. 18 st Kightoe ar Irving pluce. PARLOR, Parlor, $5; rear Rooin, $2; housekeeping privileze ; tach suituble for (wo persohs; if desired, breuktust;, gas, bath "Private residence ol6 east ‘Thirteenth sireet, EAUTIFUL FURNISHED, $6; FRONT >) ROOMS FOR ONE ps moder: between Forty-eight and WO LARGE Rov eX. Broadway, ortysmmtn streets, FLOOR, SUITABLE ON Tor for light housekecping; terms moderate. No. 262 | dam, Bleyant fret “second cabins, $7) and $6) ween sixteenth asd Seventeenth | Steerage accommodations unsurpassec: nz the week en porn L.'W MORKIS, 60 Broadway. IPRAVELLERS FOR Journey in @ more agr ‘nan by the Boliandish Mai | tain Deddes, on Thursta, NEW YORK HERALD, re renee ed COC LINE.—B. ane, te RM a P CO | And every Wednesday thereafter and $9); zetarn n tienet il socene | Beko, Apply to STEAMSHIP LINE. NEW YORK TO from pier BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, bs East Kiver. Et —— ireday, July CORNWALL, ~ i . ‘isearaay, Aue Cabin fy = wa" ie, $45; steerage, curreuey; excursion tieke Apply to W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 70 South street ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAMMIIP 118K KRTWREN | NEW YORK, Company's pier: foot of Secgnd street Hodoken DONAG. — July 27 Th August ~ sail A RAGON, Kk Havre or #reme! First Cabin, $100 gold eke gand, Cabin, $40 gold; Steerage, Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid steerage —a js currency. Fe ht or Da: for freight oF passage ILSON’S LINE ¥OR 80! HAMPTON | AND HULL, ver i— be despatched from pier 44 East Ri raha wily 4 HAN OG: LOMB ‘virst G a. ea a renev. (A Through t tieseta ay e ‘Conuinastal Sod Bet Baluc Sores APDIY OE TARLES L. WRIGHT & CO. 56 South street Nene LINR. er es rs Nos. 44 and 47 North River. maP. case DIREC, ca e near prices, Return ticket steerage tickets trom Liverpool vat tne ‘owes Broad wa Ww. an HURST. | Manager. — Ure bi eo. TINE TRAM To QUEENS. ea rates. Apply at the compan; ays ND Ly SoU ete gu pst ge Norn River -Jaly 3.3 P.M. | Nevad 3PM uly tt noo, | Dakor gust W, neon. ‘and ‘stcerage at lowest Fates ‘low rates, Prepald t tickets at low Fates. rs book: id N ge "ie Oe Tara uaeneny, Ber rygiens red, c, Dralte 0 r% 09 y atlomitiaMs « OUTON, 29 Broadway, aE SPLENDID MAIL STEAMSHIP ID IDAHO , SAILS tor Queenstown and iverpodk om . s P.M. For passage apply to WILLIAMS r atioR: Broadway. lei 5 PACKET COMPANY'S LINE ete 4 -BOU RG and ta ame | sunvin. NIA S8Ur VIA. Hamot and ane General Agents, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad street, New York. _ 61 broadway. New sors. NLX DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. RAL TRANSATEANTIO AL THE GENERA ER COMPANY'S 1 AND avin. * The splendid ves resvele on this favorite Foute for the Con. tinent yt foetbiee Ne 20 No BP Sorth it ay. asteloware Soturday, July 24> AMeRIQUE, Pe turday, facut if ug ust 21 PEREL in - ie vRRICE ore SSAC I GOLD Gin jncladieg, ‘A! c] First Cabn nd. decont Thar oa Ketur! 7 kets at reduced rai Sik Steeraxe $25, with superior Accommodations and tn- necesaries without extra charge. GORGE MACKENZIE, ‘agent, 6 59 Broadway. HITE STAR LINE. FOX QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL, CARRY NG THe UNITED StATES MALL. clading all it Rates—Saloon, $80 aud sii bold; return tickets on favorable terms. Steeraw saloon teroom: anol jug and bath rooms are laced ainidships, woere the noise and motion are least, Prording degree of comfort wre hitherto unetiainable at sea. For inspection of _ facet other information app), at the company’s office, 1Y Broadway, New York. teal 00! SRS Agent. ‘OST DIREC AND RCowOmInAL ROUTE TO Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, Swiwerland, &c., via BOITERVAM. Steamer CALAND. nee tat poeil 10 tbe ripe catceo well Enown for ‘the regu- of their trips. of passage low. FONCH, ED’ DYE lL We MORRIS, Broadway. NMAN LINE —FIXED ‘SOUTHERLY COURSE. Hoyal Mail steamers are aypol inted to sail as § follows:— AE gla AND LIVERPO crry or ee LIN turday. clry OF RICHMON CITY OF BROOKLYN CITY OF CHESTER. CITY OF MONTREA. anc each sacceediog ES OF PASSAGE eft™h. $90 and A 10, gold, according to accommoda- mn aoe oe besonuts at low rates. ser $28 currency neral business apply at the uy's office, No.1 Broadway. For sicerage Passage at &3 Broadway, or pier 45 North River. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. OURIST TICKETS ISSUED TO ALL PARTS OF | Europe and America at reductions ranging from 10 to 45 per cent below ordinary fares. They do not require thesr holders to travel in large parties. Good on «ny train, steamer or diligence, first or second ciass. Irish and reoteh tickets must be procured in America. “Cook's Excursiouist,” price 10 cents by mail, has particulars and fares ot ‘over 1,000 tours to Europe and lee the world. ‘Look'’s American Programme.” ot over 1.000 cheap and picasant rou be had upon re cetsamtaar = iree 0 cents), WOK. giving parti in Americ: harge (uy mail 10 SON & JENK Vand Wares 2 THE UNITED STAT NEW YORK AND GLASGO CALIFORNIA. Saturaay, July 24 10 A. M. | aturday, July 3, 3 FM i Prove 18 COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. — ——— oO” DOMINION #TRAMSHIP COMPANY, trem plot 31 Nerxn, Kiver pcan hopes and Octover M4 Wy ob New fouK. duly 22 ia" Wiitens @ Ave! G2 mouth street. New Tork, BXAs LINE UF Oat VRSTON tens rove. img at = vaste f 4 teomer Wtate OF tek ae re Bate Daiver, aae 4 MAL LORT & ©O., 1S Malden wv LYDs 4 00. 1) Wal erect Nuoaes FALL SUNDAY TRAIN. THSOCOH 15 ELEVEN HOURS SEW YORK HERALD Serer! Ligurs NG NEWSPAPER Thal THE ee bea © BVERY Bude Pas. tty reat: BE vamnan gad foR THE rol POUGHKEKYSI£, ALBANY, PALATINE BRIDGE GUARON sPRINO®, CTicd, SYRACUSR ROCHRS. TER, BATAVIA, BUYFAIO, NIAGARA PALLS anD SUSPENSION BRuDGR. ~~ Passengers can reach all powts North, went, 24 to 30 hours eartier haw vy via New York ia Hudson the “ Con gay four-track yond tal rae i apee! and ty com ior! Tee , Res the rans of y ever all others he trom Ne « 2 x u t x » NIAGARA PA ie | ABRIVE—SUSPENSION a. 5 TICKETS ©, iz P SED, on ON THR eae OR ae Orrick, new YORs ERALD, _& B.-NO BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED, a a a A. NORTH SHORE STATKN ISLAND VERRY. for New Brighton, Snug ‘Harbor. West Brighton, Port Richmond and Elm Park. Boats leave Whitehall street at foot of Broadway, daily, at 6:9, 790, 8:80, 9:80, 10:4 A. M,, 12:45, 2:80, 3:30, 4:90, 6:90, 6:90 ana 7:0 P.M, Sundays, at half-past every hour from 8:8) A. i Fare 1 cents, FE Hs Astor House cars leave Vesey street for ferry. AL AD TROY BY DaYiTGut. “pay woats VIBBAKO and Haver, dal Dit pler North ki sage Wese Point, © jorawal ier N ware, z ak iy 01 5 rn nd Huilson. Tek ou te Weat Point! ‘Sofawal all $1. Special iio beck Catal! and, py a TE : sist ay trom Saratoga. ‘Topara ‘4 —A.—OPPOSITION car RronEw Lien ae! Captain LER, Captat Wi % North pro ay Rt at im 4 Nor er, fous of Lovoy” ere Snrough Sobste sold evpe all connecting linen? er Crean, BOATS UP THE CREEK, FAstag » Jy eatigNEW, CHAMPION ana WALTER BaETT front Canal street; only iy swith Churehiit's sages tor Calro, Durham, and ail points west. Fete gives LINE TO HOST. via Newport and Fail River, Steamers BRISTOL and PROV, North River, foot ot Murray street 27 to August 29. 5 P. M. Through uw pal hote! {nine city. Hall's Baud {OR WEST POINT, NEWBURG. Rondout, Kingston, Cozzens’, Cornwall, Mi Hamburg and Marlboro thy ferry) The MARY PO leaves Vestry street, pier 30 N. It, daily, at 5:30 P.M. ‘The world-renowned BACK lei Fovagussems, LL JOR GREENWICH AND NORWALK.—TUK FAVOR: ite boat NELLY WHITH leaves every week Gay, at’ M., from Market street, pler 37, amd foot of Thirty-third street at 3:15. Leaves Norwalk at6:0 and Greenwich at8 A. M. Fare 5) cents, ARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATI Dany’s summer arrangement for 1875, oman acting June 10. “Boats les Peck slip every half hour, trom 6:40 A, M. to725 F. M., with the exception of the four eieh arte urge k to eat two kK, h wi our! ee ‘ah if uperiniendent. Newscre, “CORNWALL, WEST POINT, COZZENS jel dock, me istand daily Gunde, e sueenee®), by sea ea oat CARMEN! A, from Brooklyn, Palten strec at Veutry ‘sireet, New York. 9:0; ‘Twenty feurtt street iauding @t Manhattanville, Yonkers, 10:36; Dobbs’ Ferry, Paes 1M k.. ferryboat), 11.26. itetarning fre reaching N. ¥, wt 6:0and ‘Brooklyn at Pe a PEOPLE'S LINE VOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA leaves daily, at6 P.M. (Sunday's excepted), from pier 41 North River, foot of Canal strcet, PECIAL NOTIOL.—On Saturday, July 3, and every unul farther notice. the amers of this line P.M. insiend of 6 F. 3 eretoiore, in oruer to connect with the Suntay moraing train at bany for Saratoga and the West. Ax STONINGTON STEAMSRIP ORK AND BOSTON, ig hod STONINGTON LINE. From vier 33 North River, Joot of Jay street, tne ete, gant swamers RHODE ISLAND and NARBAGANSEEE jaily except Sundays). at 5 any eee aR OVIDENCE LINK. XC | ., from pier 27 North River, toot ot Robinson street, the stewnships ELKOTIRA and (ac ATER daily (xcept pnndays) at Ne RE ene. seabio id $8), INTERMEDIATE AND SREERAGE AT LOWEST Draits issued for any HENDER:ON BROS, pount at current rates. ents, No.7 Bowling Green, | 3 S 5 Ss x 3 3 | 5 = ® direct tor Rotter- 60 2 PER WUEK.—BOARD, 5. 5 soars trout Room, nons; also two Rooms, connecting; rooms Neely tur. ished and cool; house commouious w. wast Thirty- third street. FOR HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Law back Parlor. first door; suitable tor gentlemen Ught housexeeping; ali couveniences; niso dearabie Gont basement Koom, unturnished, Private residence, B26 East Yourwenth street. LARGE, . Wit 158 WLST TWENTY FIRST STREET—TO SINGLE mitlemen or man and wie, a Roow and Bed- fuom, wi a. 162 BAST THIRTY shCoND STREET, NEAR LEX. IG ington avenue.—Front Parlor, suitable for two Kege of titehe kentieman aud wife; $5 per week, privi- ith board it requir Tege of kitchen. BETWEEN 320 West Tairrern ighth and Niniu uvenues.— furnished Rooms, with ail modern iinprovemenis, to Yet Wit OF without Boara, at summer prices. UNFURNISHED ROOMS _ EN AND APART= Ts TO Li AND PART ¢ street, HIRD TO LE improvements, iow. HAM, 609 Hudson street. LEGANT PAKLUR FLOUR AND BA Kitchen. dining Room: hixh ph ail improvements and conveniences: rent $18 5 reet, near Vhird avenue UR PLEASANT ROOMs ON SECOND FL ai per month; one door above northwest co prféth st. on Fourth avenue; waier on floor; twe bi trom « entral Park PO LEAT NO. “420 WEST ¥ oor of five rooms at foom, aud are 168 bast Sixuet! LEXINGTON AVENUr.—KOOMS TO LET IN 370 a FIRST STREET, bach and laundry Floor to let at No, quired. Vike sure! on elegant brown stone fist; Board for one. STORAGE. — anarnrmsoyeion n+ <STORAGE,—WEsT siDE , Howes, 09), 64 and 6% Hudson Strout. 10 AD Dydon squa: ei iu separate Lae oo" ou. respoctul Ait ownor and wavager street abingaun’ aquata). VE WARE eet, 779 Green: tor Furniture, eee ferent A aah suitable for two per: | calling’ at Havana, Pr house, jurnished and | lurpished ; of would let the Mouse to @ doctor or aen- | dations, appiy ts ()PONOFAN ROSSA'S STEAMSHIP AND Rall. road wcket information Oates, In connection with his hotel, 18% Chatham squa: New York: cabin pas | wage secured for country correspondents. Dratts paya- we everywhere; lreiand, Englaud. COASTWISK STEAMSMIPS. NITED STATES AND BRAZIi pooh STEAMSHIP Company.—tor ¥t. T a Bras The elegant screw ste hip M RIM ACK, 2,0% tons | buraen, Captain W, Weir, will sail tor Stl ‘\Vhomus, | Para, Pernamb Bahis and Kio Janeiro on Mi Suly 38. at {lite o'Glock P. M., from pier 48 North Vor freight or Dasace al WiLL! Swi. G GARRISON, Agent, Nod bowling Green. AIL STEAMSHIP LIXB—POR CALIFOR- nia, Japan and China. jrom pier 42 Norch Kiver. i ASPIN WAL ACAPULCO. f +... July 30, 12 M, ‘Counecting 10 and Facute ports, PROM SAN A y pil North ite For freight or passage appiy ut p mi ff a BULLAY Superimtendent. Y., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 88, LINE. sy eamers leave pier No. 3 Nortn River at 3. M., | as tollows => te | VOR HAVANA DIRECT, | CITY OF NEW YURK (via Nawau).- Thursday, suly 22 | orry oF ites Thesday, August 3 cry ow Vita RUZ. hureduy, August 5 OR VERA, ORbd AND NEW ORLEANS, reso, Campoachy, Tuspan and | ‘ampico. nesday, Augast 3 appiy' to. ALURANDRE & New Orleans July 17 and August 7, for Vi trae razand all the other ports, K AsD MAVANA DIRECT MALL LING.— rat ciaae steammanips will sail at 3. M. trom niver, foot of Cedar street, tor Havanu . Tuesday, July 2 | OR SOKNE OLY Thursday; July 29 or freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommo- P. CLYDE & CO, No, 6 Bowling Groen. | icKelier, Luiing & Co., Agents in Havana. | Frek sew ow ANS DIRKOT, ‘the Cromwell fyeammanip La Line. The cleamship KNICK RBOCKGM, Captain Kemole, Mill leave pier No. 9 North Kiver, on FLSA July 2 ats Freivht received dally. ‘through i ates ¥ eves iodtesete. ype or pea? rf owls and Mobi. ears, SBAMAN, esate CITY OF MERIDA = MILADELIIRLA “VIA LONG BRA THE HW JERSEY SOU LH RS, itALLROAD., Yare {row sew York to Phila Ips only $225 GSunmencine du 2A, Lai: leave New York. pler $ North Kivet, toot Rector street For Philadeipuia—9:15 A, M ” : Yor Loug Branch — iF Sundays, irom 2ith street pier, 9 a. Falace cars throusl.to 7 piladelphis ou 3 WM. 5 SNKDEN, Genera: Manager. QARATOGa.—DIRECT ROUTE VIA CITIZEN'S LINE, e) blegant steamboats, leaving New York datly (oatur- days excepted) at 6 P. M., from pier 49. North River, toos Of Leroy strect ‘Licursion tickets. New York to bars: toxa ana retarn, good thirty days, omly $4. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Great Trunk line and United States Mail route, leave New Yors m toot of Desbrosses and Ce sorduuat streets, as follow Kxpress for Warrisburs, Pittavarg, the, West and South, A. M., 5 ame ce Cars tuched, 9 via Philadelphia ling at Pls For Williamsport, Lack H. ind. at Corry fot etroleum Ceutre and the Oil Regions, timore, Washington and the Nouth, “Limited Washington Express” of Pullman parlor cars wei | except "unc rive Washing; ee, f 4: P.M. Regular at Sand) P.M for Philadelphia, 7, 7 33 8:40, 9:3) A. M., +3 a 5.7. 80,9 BM. and 12 night “sunday, 5.7, 8:30 and 9%. M.” migrant and second ee = 1S ceareeS te a me ie 10), 6, ‘6:0, ‘Wd and 7b. i) Aanboy' ‘dna South Amboy, 0 A For New Brunswick. 7, and A.M. 12 Mi, 3:10, 6 20, 6:19, 7 P.M, and 12 night. x = For Lust Millstone, 12hoon, 4 aud 6:0 FM, For kines nd itoeky fi) For Privceton, 7. 8:40 A, M For Lambertville, For Flemington, arg ‘and Weividere oA mM erset Branch, 3 P ntown, | For Mercer and 80 For T eity 4 ng und 921) A For freenola-4 For Farmingdale an ‘A.M , For Farmingdale, on Saturd 9 oniy. TP. For Wighistywn, yfemberton “and Gamden, via Pert: Amboy, 2:3 Por Hizht sud Pemberton, 5.4. M Tene arr fytlows:—Frouw Pittsvurg, 6:56 and 10¢ 4 BM. datly; wld A. dew) P.M. nd an daily, except Mon tay. From tigen find ait mores Ly . J wey P, Po nda 31 mp. r. 56 and 344 Broadway, loure and toot of ty ag and “spaaet ste 4 Court street. Brootly it, 16 aod he Hiuason sireet, Hopoken. iinigrans Tekes Caen No, § Battery , Flic THOMPSOS, DM. BOYD, Jr. General Mupages, Jeu. Peesenger Auout No 1 Ager MONDAY, JULY With a view to. dimiu nces of collision | For Norio. Cuy Pi |, Tuesdays, the steamers of mana o tesente Course fur all pees * and Navarday Mi competing with seas as of the | Bev and, Tennessee Air Lise, atianve Coast | On out Dassage from Queenstowh to New | Live, jane 4 Xork oF Bosca. in crossing in the meridian 89 to 43 lett. | yy steam lunes wo mterior “Ow the homeward seage, ct the mendian orm | a (via Norfolk), every Trom NEW Youn tor tor TEVEKPOOL soa Qt QUEENSTOWN, | ba Patays and Pridavs, até ALGHUIA,...Wed,, July 21 | RUSSIA. i: wede eu r. we ano Maryland rall- rat July Si | BATHANA. Wea. = ried * do not earty see Desseagers emons epeur| 4. I pelats Cabin pasanxe, y Taecordine ac Sree Bitton’ eter tekets on favorable te | e% . Srocrage uckets to and trem all ports of at) ‘ee orth , ta i. od wry ce, IL Broadway (Frinity Building): | _ ORBADY, Iredient | ARLES CKLYS, ageat, and | * H. DU VeuNE:, corese ef ando.ph £ seementp ~ the Bananas gove-nineat, Ay aud carry una the | tates mails om New Yor ior'the ensuing four ~My Fulton te Torey. broke rs Se cs EXCURSIONS. —EAST RIVER ‘BOAT_DAILY Bt ‘RSIONS y Island. The ta aaah : ~ EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISGAND= ARROWSMITH will MIT’ R., abd gH, HRGURBIONS =A Loox StuAMERS WYO. ‘and others: barges ‘oaledonia, and Anna; ood, Cold Hpring and Tous Ubristopher street te! jl A we avseh age i cRosseTT. A —¥ISHING ‘BANKS REGULAK ny 4 Day day j sea Sisamer & ‘Ht LOW, ae nh rae STE RY Manag ‘WHOLERA NEA—On FRIDAY, JULY 23, ANDER- ad Pilot eee a. PONTE R, Manager. ] ALLY BXCURSIONS To ROCKAWAY DD" acow a RRICUS and wayateaeoein gabe on Kook: ‘Beach dally ( Included), as fol tod ” Ekicus, ee a: street, | N eK 2.8 a 1 ES aeE wiht errs xt ne B2eastox TO, OG. pee ‘adverlisement a WTBAM tog ABMENIA, DAILY Y (sausaye acepted) i YORK AND BROOK Lys ) HEARS and WBURU BaY to Bre BU soortealt hours at the warival pac grounds nds of LON AND. or two bours at COABENS HOT6L Ox WEST Bee advertisement in another oSim fot ands FAVORITE STEAMER WI- swamer : Ee te fall Kinds to let: uritan Bone to = otters Se th detscetee frscat tes Xe iv CHARLES” Tarexi, North River, at 10:20 4. goat Th St hetaraing leaves hock: 50 cent. Ret ever good thts oat nO cat Al wu OU jONS— Th eats tag BSA Tron and duals of corner of Morton aud West streets. Le PLEASANT ML ld AND River, acd MOONLIGHT KXCURSION La THE judeon. and reture.—Un woes: tsteamer DEAN Toon pier 41 North 7 cS ae: tee distr atari adh Sika ats 4 AN D BARGES ¥. sea tls & K RASRELL Tit south street is. ahs STEAMBOAT FoRT Leg sedools the afternoon. pM ‘LUS HAS BREN O ORGANIZED at where 9! Broad way. te (mus- cal an@ dramatic) can meet @04 spend a social evening ‘with tueat frieads: the place is under the manage: ot Mra Leaf who is well known as basso canta: hie also invites his trends and ail lover 4 cna mune to call 2 only true musical resort jpoR PeeBA, (CONCERT | 01 at che Spaced m receive free precnes until resaing D P iierald Upto owe canch oles. DN ENGLIAN LADY (AGE 3m, oF 00D Fan iL¥ ond cuperior ecquirements, 1 of bel lrod@uced to @ ceutre the Cen and f moratug: | Apply to FBL vu ies WRITING. BOOKKEERFING, eit te, ke. —DOLBEAR’ Commercial Cottexe. 1.1 rok SaLe—ylast CLASS -OOW; NSIONS, 75 feet long, 2 leet wide, 5 feet deep, aes the ways LIER, 9 Liberty street. x ¥ rORLLENT oon. Smt YOu ros “SAL meth 2», toot, be bi suitable for shailow utters, cone % 2» rice, G, OFTO, 12s Hot sreet, im this cmy and Breokiyn. A, FAMILY OF TURES ADULTS Wan? FAGt OF a imate or Fitteenth wards ~ BUM T, 2k Ws uincturing ; 12,000 oy about 180 ut 8 f yours Ii. box £555 Post office, NY y 48 1hD—A PURNInHED HOUSE, CENTRALLY ted. not abuve Forty-second street: rent to be taken catirety io board; pri board he ‘MATHIMOMIAL. ane YOUNG Wi ye WITHOUT BNCUMBRANCE, attractive, c: 4. oe ad sao eat ws pone e with uly devotion of one ns fothes of object, matrimony, SKI sok, station MISCELLANEOUS, —__ METAL TRUSSES ARE AN SOLING, ARITAT. Beastie Tr toe ‘um Com a d ew finvention ever; ae permanently curiag the “A LLM ing, ry my (655 Bronaway, send thew retaining securely a0d soou wors. ruptures: ud BILLIARDS. _ —STAN Dany gsentoas | AN BEVEL BLL AKD are ii. Sie new tora ASSORIMENT OF “a A: y new, J othge ng, compete: al Cts and T . other cashions. he vs wenn Betty's in iaeksun, et ty street, DENTINTRY. ~ Tes SET OF TKETH MADE AND FITTED IN & Faw | teu ‘eal Jap Liters, Lap aust tak A. hours without the slightest pala of kneon venience; Tuasticaup and natural appearaues Hillea with pearl stopping - od . th, post free, three ead Dr. 4. J, ROBGe "e Bond street, Now York. ikeT Ht feremovs MAL RUBBER SET OF AS hours —Impresdoa ia the ‘Ihirty-tourch street, wear wite mect ag} ake are from m Grand street fe 2 Care, oF Broad way car evo at taurts i 7 car EW aeKOUG, tiga thircy-soorth weet. Bk GUM JEETH $1, soL1D BEAUTINUL S&T 8s old Filings $3 weproneee Having extensive sortments, parties en: Dental Roum », 262 + 12th evens, near JEWELRY, WATCHES, HECKER sTARKT, AR 1 advances ap ourht at 77 Slee Bleecker street. ‘up stair, Stil Sfkeet, Tikes poow avert pment, ae FF Je KOKA TAAL, "Gommerty Yicton on nds KOBLRE J. Broadway. At MY PRIVATE KEAIDENGE, i” Veenth street, corver Sev, highest prices tor Diamonds, TAMONDS, T#AAUS, 1at8 oF t WAT Hike. JEWRLAY AND SIL¥ I ware bought, and wid back, whem desired, Yery snail ad va val ALLES jeweller, Broadway, neat Fwents BROAUWAY. OVKR MMRALD | urEaw 267 ath a i at ot a | ae., Voudbs aud wold, ‘ola | 19, 1875.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. GeLD The Count of the Money in the Treas- ury and the Result. RETICENCE OF THE TREASURY OFFICIALS. The Mysterious Inflation and Contraction of the Coin Balance. THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. Secretary Bristow on the Act of _ January, 18765. WasHInaton, July 15, 1875, ‘The count of the coin, currency and bonés for which United States Treasurer New 18 responsi- ble, and 1or which he gives receipt to his prede- cessor, was Anished to-day, and bas proved en- tirely satisfactory to the new Treasurer. The theit of $47,000 was already known and that amount of deficit was, of course, expected; but in every other respect the committee report the coin, currency and bonds held tor national bank- ing circulation to be as charged on the books of Uncle Sam. The impression seems to have pre- Valled that this couat would include all the funas belonging to the government, and as Mr. New is acareful business man the public would know exactly what amount of coin and currency were actually on hand, without reference to the system of bookkeeping kept up in the Treasury Depart- ment, The United States Treasurer 1s responsly ble only for the funds under his immediate care, go the count could not tncluae the sub-treasuries and United States depositaries, where a large amount of the government money is kept for convenience in business transactions, The bulk of gold coin is in the New York Sub-Treasury, and but very little is kept in thévaults of tae Treasury Department, The assistant treasurers, like the ‘Treasurer, give bonds in a large amount jor the custody of the tunds intrusted to their charge, and though the Treasurer may at his discretion order all the funds to Washington, itis a responsi- bility that the new Treasurer is not likely to incur. Still there is @ natural and commendable desire on the part of the mercantile and banking com- munity to know precisely how much gold the United States is owner of to-day, and if the figures have not been given as a sequence of the acces- sion of Mr. New it certainly is not his fault. He 18, however, in daily receipt of reports irom ad the large depositaries of government funds, and receives weekly reports from the smailer places, 80 that at least every seven days he knows THK AMOUNT OF COIN distributed among the sub-treasuries, deposite- ries, mints and banks ior wBich assistant treasu- Tera and other oMcials are responsible. Several years ago the HERALD printed @ copy of the de- tailed report, which showed where the $80,000,000 of coin was actually held. The publication of what ‘was intended as a strictly confidential document excited the ire of Secretary Boutwell and caused ‘the clerks in his office to rise and explain now it was that the burglarious had been invited to raid government, The iact tmatit sustained the Sec- retary in bis monthly report and served to set at Test all suspicion of incorrect statements about the coin balance did not palllate the offence, and failing to discover tne leaky parties, the HeRatp was ‘Messed with the snathemas of the stoical Secretary, But of late a new order of things has been estabiisnea in the Treasury Department. The same law which gverned Mr. -Boutwell does not apply to Mr. Bristow. The latter knows nothing of the restraints of the Funding act of 1870, and says he is free not only to iucrease the bonaed indebted- ness of the United States, but to increase the sale of five per cent bonds above the limit of $500,000,000, if 1m Bis judgment itis necessary to prepare the way jor specie. payment on the lst of January, 1879. Already he has sold millions of five per cent bonds as private sale, and with the proceeds purchased silver builion with which to redeem iractienal currency, and this new feature of the act of 1876 additionally complicates the daily and monthiy reports of the department as to the eXact amount of coin the government owns over and above its gold indebtedness. {[t did not seem unreasonavie of your correxpoodent to ask of the Treasury officials information which ‘would confirm the accuracy of tne daily reports of we Treasury balauces in Wasnington or help vo understand the sudden and sometimes startling Gifferenges that appear without apparent cause orexplanation, lt rather seemed a duty to ob- tain an absolute statement of fact which would tend to dispel the apparent tlusions of tne Sec- JUGGLING WITH THE HARD MONEY of his country. But, alas! for indulging in such a beuef, Wenaing my way throagh the dark and narrow corridor which leads to the office of the United States Treasurer, the north wing of the Treasury Buliding was reached and tne oor of the watchdog of the Treasury stood be. fore me wide open. The greeting vf the Treasurer was cordial, and without wasting words he in- formed me that the Secretary was not willing he should furnish the injormation asked for yester- day, and g as the reason that no private banker or banking frm woala advertise to the world what be hi his vaults to tempt the greed of daring ropoers, Your correspondent sumitted vhat if the imiormation sought was printed im the Hekatp it would be equi nt to setting before the intelligent masses im- portent information, but coald not indorse the view of the Secretary that tne MenaLy Would be the medium ef encouraging crime, There wa sa vacant look abou: tre office, ‘The thousand volumes in red moroccu and b.ue and gold which warmed the back of General Spinner, the mocel ef the equestrian statue of General Grant, toe dainty tracery of vines and the sweet odor of fowers which orn ated the room when the Generel was Treasarer, were all gone; and all that seemed wanting to make the promises tne abode of an oid-fashioned banker cobwebbed walis and ceiling. When you speak of New York to a Wasbington oMetal you invite a gonerves sueer, Not so with Treasurer New, for bie life bere bas been of but ew dass duration. Yet Be could mot do taat whicn his superior dis- approved, so the oMce of the Secretary was next visited, to bear irom tee bead of tne department the reasons jor decliping to give a detailed a1 ment or an elucidation of the system vy which the com balance Was inflated and contracted from me to Mme, It was merciful, perhaps, on the part o| the Secretary that he did decilt Judge Rickardson Gevoted the fires two years of bis career as Assistant Secretary in attempt. ing to expleio to politicians the public devt statement, and gave up tbe task 1a despair, con. vepung bimecif ia compiling the laws relating to the currency and bonds of the United States, leaving to anowwer the task Of grasping the fear, tully end Woodertally made PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENTS. ‘There is nothing mean avoul Secretory Bristow, He recognizes the right of tee pabiic to know everything relating to the adainistration of its Anacces, end when asked for ao absolute state- ment of tact sala :— “You will Gnd it m the debt statement, issued on the let of the month, aad If that ts not consid. ered correct there is 0Ot & record in tels Geparl- meot Whies Will comtrivale more imiormation wean has aiready beew given.” ‘The suggestion was made teat the amount of cotn distributed among the dimerent depositaries would serve to prove the correciness of amount given in the aggregate. | retary replied :— “it the statement monthly published is Dot (rue ‘What GMount of Agures Will ConViace the peopie of Sew Yors of the ture of enytningy Wot I mrad 10 say le nas taere Was im toe Vaults of —+ the Treasury exactly the amount of cerrency and coin the debtatatement declares there wat 08 the Ist day of July. Besides, Io not consiaer it businessitke to parade the amoont of junds held in the different cities, and 1 Know of no reason fot conducting the afeirs of the department oo any other than basiness principles. If New Yor’ does not like my way of doing busieess I cannot help it. Or, perhaps it woule be betser to get & Secretary who would follow its advice. Recom- mend that a new Secretary be appointed wae Will suit New York ta every particular.” All thts was said witn Srmpess slightly mellow. ed bya genial smile, It was a matter of indiger- ence to Mr. Bristow bow much the acouracy of tae debt statement was questioned. He keew it was an honest puviication of facts and figures, and!) the public Was not Willing to accept It as correct, what amouat Of explanation or elucidation would make them believe it? Even a request courteously refused 18 more pieasant than a favor grudgingly bestowed ; so the way was paved for asking ‘THE MAIN QUESTION. “Do you. Mr. Secretary, construe the Specie Re sumption act of January, 1875, a8 authoriging as increase of the bonded deot or the issue of five Per cent bonds In excess Of $500,000,000, as limited in the act of 1870?” “No sir, [donot construe the act atall,” was the prompt reply. “An act so plain in its langeage Reeds no forced construction, and it is surprising to me that it has taken New York so long to find out what authority was conferred by thatact. J Say again that the act is so clear that | bave only to obey its requirements, ‘That I am endeavoring to do to the best of my ability.” ‘The Secretary referred to the repeated explana tions which benator Sherman made on this point when the bill was reported by the republican Sen- atorial caucus to the Senate, where nothing was coneealed, Mr. Sherman said:—*This bill also provides ample means to prepare for and to maintain re- sumption. I may say the whole money and credis of the Unitea States is placed by ths bill under the direction of the proper executive officers, notenly ‘40 prepare for but to maintain resumption.” The fact that the'Secretary had been selling five percent bonds for gold has been known here {oa months. The amount definitely stated im the pur- chase of silver builion is $1,000,000, but there have been otner sales for gold, the proceeds being sold for currency. What appeared a few montas ago asa STARTLING ASSUMPTION OF AUTHORITY, like unto the forced construction of the Legal nder act to relssae the so-called $44,000,000 re- serve, is Dow a matter scarcely considered worthy of discussion, and with this authority what does the Secretary of the Treasury care that the actual gold cota in the Treasury at the end of tuis month belonging to the government will be less then $8,000,000, as the following statement will show:— THE COIN BALANCE to-day, July 15, 1s, im round numbers, $68,500,000, including coim certificates amounting te $24,000,000. ‘rks leaves $44,500,000 coin, or which $20,000,000 18 actually silver—$14,000,000 already coined and $6,000,000 at the mint# and assay offices in silver bars, This, then, reduces the goid. coin to $24,500,000, There are still out $6,000,000 of the tuirty million call of bonds for the sinking fund, payable in gold on presentation, The amount of Interest due for July and the amount previously due and unpatd 1s stated, at the lowest calculation, to be $10,000,000. In addition there is to be @ further sale Gf $2,000,000 of gold this month, while the receipts for the balance of the month will not exceed the amount required to pay the August interest on the five per cent bonds, amounting to five and @ half militon gollars, nese figures are stated precisely as they appear upon the books of the Treasury, and it 1s the fact that so large an amount of ulver coin has been accumulacea and dally reported as coin that the impression has prevalied that there was not the amount of gold coin in possession of the government that the single word “coin” nae for years past indicated. THE AMOUNT OF COINED SILVER and silver bullion on band June 1. was $16,000,000 Since then there has been purchased $5,000,000 of fine bars. So there can be no possibility of error on that point. The gold and silver are classed and aggregated under the head of coin.” ‘The Jact that there. are $5,000,000 of called honda out redeemaple in gold is @ matter of record in the loan division. The sale of gold on the remain- ing Thursdays of this montn will amount to $2,000,000, The receipts fronz customs revenue are a matter of daily report and are small at this sea- son of the year. The amount of gold re- quired to pay the August interest is one and one-fourth per cent on $412,000,000, But while the Secretary can privately dispose of five per cent bonds at his discretion, and even allow the commission paid the syndicate to pri- vate bankers ior effecting the sale, he at least will not worry about bis gold reserve being small, Probably before the meeting of Congress the issue of silver and the retirement of !ractional currency will nave been fairly inaugurated, and until thas is done the Secretary will not borrow trouble or increase bis solicitude about where the gold 1s to come from with which to redeem legal tenders on the 1st of January, 1879. A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY. STATE AND VEDERAL EXECUTIVE OFFICIALS AT LOGGERHEADS. Some two weeks ago Messrs. Ricketts, of Pavo- nia ferry, Jersey City, commenced to repair the steamer Urbana, belonging to Captain De Haven, While the repairs were progressing the engineers, named William Warren and J. Yan Huss, and two firemen, named respectively John McCullough and John Morrissey, cautioned Ricketts about gettiag pay jor the work. Mr, Ricketts thereupon went 10 Brooklyn and libelled the vessel in the United States District Court for the Eastern district ot New York, as @ precautionary measura, Tne writ ‘was delivered to Marshal Harlow, wuo placed a deputy marshal in possession of the boar, On Friday night last the «above mentioned engineers and tlremen procured from Jastice Rankin, of Jersey City, an attachment agatnst the Urbana for wages whicn they claimed to be due, The attachment was placed in the hands of constablg, who, with the plain. tiffs, took forcible possession of the steamer at eleven o’clock on Friaay night, and re- mained on board till Saturday mornin; Mean- while the United States Deputy Marshal on board communicated to Marshal Harlow’s office thi was overpowered and nis authority set at naught, In reply to this communication the tugboat Atias was sent irom Brooklyn. Arriving alongside Urbana te mude fast to her and towed to Robinson’s dock, in Broekiyn. Hardly had sae left the Jersev City whart when two pean United States Marsnais, trom Trenton, arrived on the scene wita warrapts issued thro United States Court of that district to ta! session of the vessel on @ libel issued on bei vhe same Ta er ic oretock, the four un Saturday 0 ut 8 4 inted men marched into the cabin of the In reply (0 this summ He hg by poet i ie BD pwiltce, men on the boi tain n proposes to bond his boat to- day a ey be Haven pr the four meo who have caused ‘bim so much trouble, t bie the amount of wage: mentitied to. “he vanael is tou sehen, hese the lai of the sneers and fire- THE TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE. TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR MESSAGES AS FIXED BY THE ST, PETERSBURG CONFERENCE. (Berlin (July 7) correspondence of Galignani’s Messenger.) The International Telegraph Oonlerence at St, Petersburg has adopted tne Ras proposal, ‘what short advices up to ten woras In length shall henceforth be forwarded at three-fifths of the charge for soll messages, The mesengos de- spaiched Ly A A i priviie most not be in cipher, Tho Russian propo: ompromise betw: tue tWo #Xtreme Views, v1 Indian telegraph lines and