The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1876, Page 2

2 AMUSEMENTS. | ‘Sar Sr, | UE THEATRE, BROADWAY) and Manager.........Mr. AU Hi | U | vu BBR | eee vUus EEEE® ACTED OVER 200 TIMES New York to ask where he aening’s amusement and ould uniesitatingly sey at the Fifth Ave- | ‘ew York Herai . Mr. SOTHERN as DUNDREARY. ¥ THEATR: MONDAY reat Drama, GREEN Sites: OR, 100 YEARS AGO. Also the farce of DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. DIRISIAN VARIRTIFS. ; CAST YOUR GLIMMERS ARISIAN VARUBTIES. \ Only MATINEE To-morrow 16th st. and Broadway, Coolest Theatre; perfect rero compared with others — LW SENSATIONS —-—— NEW MODELS — ———NEW ARTISTS A complete chan, n entirely new bill and company al, | Piquant. | Spicy. | Sparkling. One-third more nei A cast three times crenter than a other theatre. OLD GOOSEB Y GILT-EDGED P RFORMERS OF THE ARISI PERIOD. ‘DANCE, t. 10 popular favort Evenings at ®. M MPORY Pastor wnghty but ay and Satur THRE © THE ATTE A sure indic: Kead the list of , star’ 4 ANDY CLARK GIBBS. HARRY PHT KEATING AND SA NILES AND Miss LOU SANDFO Miss SADIE DESH MATINEES Y AND FRIDAY. W ALLACK’ “MIGHTY DOLLA Seventh week of the incomparable art ME. AND MRS. W, I, FLORE who will appear in their original imps BARDWELL SLOTE AND. THIS NING, for the 147TH TIME IN THIs, THEIR NATIVE CITY! “MIGHTY DOLLAR” EVERY EVENING. Pertormanco terminates 10:30, tor the present, a ELLY & LEON’ KELLY ‘sonations ERAL GILFLORY Matinees discontinued OPERA HOUSE—2 a JEON'S MINS’ FROU GILBERT: NEXT WE TRANSLATION of Lecocg’s Romantic Operetta. ISLAND OF BACHELORS. THE N T sRY BVENT EUGENIE PAF THE Mr. P. & GILMORE, KOWALSKI, AND “THE The Heroiqu a Arbuekle, *Facilite’ RBUCKLE, RY BAND. Ps § -Lange Proch OUNG APOLLO Chis. ntenmial’” 10. Grand mareb Heilprot Admission 50 couts ( LYMPIC TH TRE, BROADWAY. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRI Pronounced CAPTAIN MCDONALD'S TRAINED INDIANS. TRAINE, TRAINED INDIAN TRAIN THE BEST DRILLED BODY OF . WORLD IN MUSKET DAILL, ANUAL OF AR BAYONET FIGHTS, YA FIKE Tl ACROBATIC AND Tie x CISES, The creat Variety Company in @ programme brimtuil of Fun and Novelty. BILLY BARRY. JAMES QUINN, THE BiG THREE, JOHN D. GRIFFIN. AMES VINCENT. ELOISE ALLE KITTLE | MATINEE . —-® i TO-DAY, i] McDER) TT, calla | ME eae Gk | WEDNESDAY WATI<ER TODAY, aT S FTRALEYS ALHAMBRA PALACE, KE aturday matinee at hizhteof the spectacular extravaganza, Triv TO THE MooN nade Concerts in the Garden, In active preparation 7" THE LUCKY STAR. YORK CENTENN fais ART P.M. AL, IBITION, fon of modern Paintings, by The most important co BROADWAY. ~; one month, $1 Admittance, 2 NEW York cast Bi Lo NIAL XHIBITION. * the re selected from the | private ra {now open att N ACADEMY OF DESIGN, id st. and 4th wv. | and the METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, 1 23 West Lath st., Tickets, e ANDY SING CIRCULATION OF THE EVEN KAM IAS NOW REACH 18,00). THIS IS” TE ALION OF ANY HE UNITED PUR INCREA: ING. TELE PAPER © 480 OTH AV.—40 YOUNG LADY # PALAWs, ROYAL, | atte Grand vocal ana lnstrumental concert | from T until } o'clock, Aamission free. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, au. A “POR RENT UPRIGHT. BQUARK AND GRAND AX. Pianos of ovr own make; also for saio and rent. | duniber of fine second hand Pianos, in perfect order, WLLL TAM KNABE & CO., No. 112 5th av. 16th as. A LADY WILL Disp OF A CUICKERING AA. Pianoforte less than $100; Stool and Cove Kast Set atm y FAMILY WILL Pianotorte for % ourhs, @ sacrifi GANT ROSEWOOD 75: every improvement; Call private residence 47 West ard tech at ‘REAP BARGAINS IN NEW OX SECOND HAND | r upright Pianos or Organs, for cash, on in Maimonts or to rent in city or conntry extremely low. NORACE WATERS & SONS, 451 Broadway. private PAM OPPER POR $200 SUPERB 7 13 ewood Planoforte ; cost $900 last March; speeulator an make mo residence o4 Kast br dea! Bat xt S100 SW OCTAVE ROSEWOOD iano. c er, & bargain. 298 Henry | #., betw Arian! f Brookly | MUSICAL. PROCTION. BK, ~~ mailed free, 3 4 JAY WATSO PIANO, VIOLIN Tesiruments fre ast 14th at Musical Director, JPREE INSTRUCTION IN SINGING TO A LIMITED namber of ladien: separate lessons untit October. Ad- dies letter (no card) OPERA, station D. Os tor practic TEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, IN No. S Bast Lith at 5 xt to Delmont A SUMMER TERM A URAINI TANTED.—ASSISTANT ORGANIST WANTED, FOr | norning service; Isssons ax compensation. Address JANTST EX, eave 8. T. Gordon, 19 Kast 14th at LASERUCTION,. | YUNTRY HOAKD “AND Ata teachers country seat Veaithy: one hour from tunter's P trate. Call on or address TEACH York | NSTRUCTIONS IN BOOKKERPING DURING | dom, He, # lesson, Address J’. B., Herald Uptown Branch A YOUN wishes 10 ma me «s WALTER, Herald office. “ha “RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN neqnatntance of a young lady or, wid ddress, stating veeupation, F. R MATRIMONIAL. SAN, LY # young lady. INCLINED, Ad DESIRES THE view, matri » Neraid office, eLOTHING. ‘ ian) T MINTAS, 248 SD AY., NBAR 2uTH Si. —u PER | AAS cont more in cash willbe paid than elsewhere tor | Jewelry, Orders pr ASTROLOGY. a | A 2NO IMPOSTPION GREATEST BUSINESS CLATR. | | tly attended. Cast-o Clothing, voyaut. Mrs. FOSTER, 54 Lexington av., near 25th ie. 10 fre. ot WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WIth § AA ‘scat, tells cvorything without qaestioning. 1. Youd «t, near Broadway, MEOICAL. : PUYSICTANS BOARD AND | Charies t., bet. Washington and Wess BESTE: MIOWLPR SINCK itt, NOL Advice {r GRINDLE, 142 WEST 48TH mon all femaie complaints, PIDENTIAL CON West 13th st. ¥ (a0 YRARS PRAG HK. OF. Vemaie complaints « specialty. WEST 40 ST, NEAR BROAD. | MME. Hast 52d st. first door from dun av. AND MMi fidential consultar AND MME. tation om all fe MAURIE Laverty st Di in pt RUGERSSPUL GERES GUARANTEED. —ALL CASES D> ay De. or Mine. WEST, 4) Bicwcker at, near Broadway | |] mane E | 1 crpentioman and wife, with ad |o | lighttul tocath | stents taken; references. | 4™ ST. WEST, 33,25, | Board; prices very low; t | 133 | small comfortably furnished Rooms and Board; lowest pos- | superior location | box 4 | B OARD WANTE F BOARDERS WANTED. OTHER” d: good 1 SECOND FLOOR AND DESTVABLE Roos: transient accommoda table, 101, 103 Waverley place T oF TW NTLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO if required: summer prices, 624 Lex- ington av., oad S4th sts, TO or without Board: private st. family. Apply at 148 EK, 1 ok Two NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, WIT! Board, in private family; terms very moderate; refe ence. 407th ay, JULY 12, 1876——TRIPLE SHEET. : must be in a plain, private family, M1 $0 per week NATSKL --HIGH GROUND: DAILY mail: fi the monntains, Apply to J. B. HYDE 176 BIE. New York, or address J. H. MA! Freehold, Greene county, N. Y. Co NTRY BOARD 0} from Ianding: high ground, bare: stabling. Ulster county, N. Y. bundant «i ei; t: piano ] 80:7 OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO jon, transiently or otherwise. with or without Board; de- 1,491 and 1,453 Broadway. Astor Bloc! MADISON PARK (CHESTERFIELD ‘Rooms. with or without Bonrd; the most de- in the city; summer prices. JOHN P. WORSTELL. RAST 418T 8'.—HANDSOM Room: good Board; high location ; cool breezes sirable location, TH AY Hous 5 PROSPECT PLAGE, #) alcov terms mo Q EAST 32D ST.—HANDSOMELY PURNISHED « om, fer families and gentlemen, with Board; tran- 10 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADW. Rooms, S14 and $20, and $9; transient people taker 4 ] 6) LAPAYBTTS PLACE.—PLEASANT ROOMS, = or without Board table 37.—ELEGANT ROOMS. aeirest or transient; $2 per day; ad. with Board; clish ST ST.—THRER CO} jely or together, with Board kept by an Ei T ST —CHRERFUL., + Board it desired; HOME permanent or IVERSITY PLACE. . lor floor, with Board. or conla keep hot furnished; splendid Bachelor quarters; also inrge Room, with bath; other Rooma, large and smail; references. KATLY FUR. per week: reference, QQ WEST 32D ST—PLEASANT, COMFORTABLE SO Rooms, with excellent tabl eames 920 34 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ae Rooms, with orwiihoat private table; terms very Teasonabl JQ st, 129 EAST, NEAR MADISON PARK.—FUR- 4) nishod Rooms, on suite and singly, with or without . WEST 23D &T., 24 | roferences asked. oa OR WEST 23D ST.—LARGE, WELL VENTILATED 4) Rooms, with or without Board, also table Bord; Simmer prices. TR FIPTH AVENUE OPPO: ant suitand single Room, airy and very low for summer months; TH ST.—TO LET, WITH FIRST CLA’ handsomely tarnished Rooms for permarent and transient boarders 4.6 LEXINGTON Av. NICELY FURNISt J with or without Boai 542 AND 55 ST. MARKS eed Rooms, iarge and small, tol transient le bi iI T. N AND 6TH —Klegantly furnished Booms, on second floor, F without Board; modern improvemente; pri: AQ WEST OTH ST.—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS OO with Board, EAST 16TH ST.—DESIRABLE KOOMS, LARGE and small, with board, to families or gentlemen, 138 Bast 15TH ST.—NICELY FURNISHED FRONT e. Reom and Bedroom on second floor, suitable for ict pre an iid or single geatlemen, with or without joard ; also 365 WEST 30TH ST.—A PARTY OF OR SINGLE ODO gentlemen can be accommodated with large and sible terms, ‘(D ROOMS, WITH FIRST 3 814 for two persons; excellent location. Quy West 4td at NO CHARGE.—UISTS AND AN "vate boarding accommod: tory, 1,193 Bower: DHILADELPHI 222 Weat Ri PARTICULARS OF PRI- jon. SANDS’ Board Direo- SANDEMAN, MRS. SAY A ‘Apartment choice tenhoure squar 20 minutes tu Ceni HiLADELPHTA — BOAR » ATRY Ki 0 single ones, Mrs. J, HAMILTON THOMAS, 1,344 Chestnut GEVERAL NEATLY FURNISHED Oto gentiemen, with first class boar neighborhood. 361 West 34, near elevate: GQUPER LOCALITY, STIL AV. AND 32D 8T.—FAMILY Shaving elegant city residence would like’ permanent doarders or transient guests; louse guaranteed; rooma large and airy: $8 t Address COMFORT, box 186 Herald Uptown Brgne NGLE RO unexceptional EXPIRED ENGAGEMENT OF AN ELEGANT Suit of front Rooms at # hotel on Chestnut street, Philadelphia (consisting of parlor, chamber and bath) can e terms are moderate for the appcintments. fe private family, where t where she cau: have all the comforts and home; unexeeptionable reference given, ani boarding house keepers need apply, Address, A. 190, Herald Uptown Branch aftice. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. — OARD WANTED.—BY GENTLEMEN AND “WiFR, on East side, between 16th and SUth sis. Address, stating terms, J, AUN, 16745 34 BROOKL OARD WANTED—IN “A Brooktyn, by a young: PRIVATE FAMILY IN ntleman; room with bre: inst; in Prospect or Purk place or Carlton ay. Address T. D. G., 173 Prospect place. at ai aT ty 8 a conta eres ene URE, CORNER Frankfort and William sts., 35¢., 50c., $1; gentlemen, ALwaAys OPEN.—PRANKFORT nities. ND HOTEL, 30 BOWERY—ALL T NEW ENGL 3 Lodgings, 50c. nightly ; §3 weekly; light single Roo for gentlemen only. BELMONT orks way. —European Rooms Always opet NEAR BROAD. . upward, Family VRITTENDEN HOUSE, 1,144 BROADWAY, CORNER / 26th st; newly renovated ; rooms $1 to $3 TERN HOTEL—AMERICAN PLAY try itonce. 679 Broadway, corner 3d st, COUNTRY BOARD. GENTLEMAN, WITH WIFE, THREE CHILDREN AA. and nurse, wisties first class tare and accommodation, within about an hour's journey of Wall st.. and where the ‘are no other buarders; must have all the advantag country: no hotel Keepers nee . box 1,087 Pos 0, N T DUNDER LAKE, NX. RD AT A ZA. farm house; ten minutos to Inke: boating, fishing, shade. fruit, stabling, &c.; five minates to depot: one hour from city $8 Addross Mrs. C.V. KR VAN WIN- hours from city, Erie Ri ating, bathing fishing. road; tarm, mountain Reference, 550 NTLEMAN 1ES TO OBTAIN COUNTRY rd for himself, wife, two young children and nurse, boarding house or small hotel, within three or | York. Address, stating terms and loc AN WHE T A PASHIONABLI yment will be taken in clothing te order. awit FEW RBOARDE! ‘A LTON, Herntd of A iT. Pe healthy place on the Hudson, bigh el and well shaded, one mile from Newbury station; terms moderate. Call on J, GOLDSMITH, at ¥. Zittel's, 1,026 a AT RIVER BANK HOUSE, WKST CAMY, ON HUD. Sad ae 4 M ins. —L Address \ T TARRYTOWN. BOARD REDUCED P to $8; honse on fine river view ree, Airy rooms: references exchanged, Address Post office box 143, farrytown, N.Y. “{ Most DELIGHTFUL SUMMER Howe. ONLY AA. three-quarters of an hour by boat from Palton ferry ot ariom Raitros fully shaded; eroque ougnout ; billiards: comm 'T GROV! BOARD A WONG MOU brooks. vt Cornwall, Com ioderate. Call this day on Hotel, and select rooms. Beare AT A VAR te ON THE SOUTH BAY; iM water and surf bathing: healthy location good TUTTLE, Kast Moriches, L. 1 in. : quie' coal: pei EF DUDLEY. Wortatnser THOMAS Boars cas BE & HOM. COMFORTS can ve enjoved. kills, For particulars ap ply to WAL LEK, 199 Fulton at., or ©. 1 WHITE, Acta, ireene county, N GARD C\N BE TAD AT A PARM House, THRER miles from Carskill: location hig! boating, bathing and GOshing; terms per week, from $6 to IW. CUNNINGHAM oan FOR THES with an ciderly couple ng terms, 0. AT CORNWALL, © and elegant farm how od and good tare; terms low, Por particnla IN PARR, 647 Sth ay., or to WA. ORR, OARD iy Corn. York, vin Evie Ruilroad; shade, fruit, mi Bergen county, N. ¥ THE HUDSON—10 MINUTES cht lenty of alweek, Address BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE, 26 NITES . La terms $7 per week. Address J. J. MOWER. NOUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM HOUSE IN ROO j land county: price moderate. Apoly to, JOUN BLANVELT, Mousey, or to GW. Gold st. W. AVERELL, 23 (\OUNTRY BOARD, NORTH SHEWSBURY RiVER— Ten or twelve persons can be modated with Bor at reasonable prices. Address K. W., Fair ard aven, Monmouth (ouster BOARD WANTED—ON NEW JERS) / Central; party of four; three Rooms. Address, stati terms, box Post office. NOUNTRY BOARD J trom Catskill village first class board situated on high beds; Catakill, N. RY ing T FARM HOUSE, ONE MPLE bdoati sree ee ating’ am hear by: board: $9 per week. Address DAVID BOO OARD AT FARM HOUSR—SE: kill, one from mountains: first el 0 Rooms, COMFORT BLOOM, Cats BOARD AT A PARM HOUS hildron halt price, OUNTRY BOARD WANTED— FOR GENTLEMAN A ) wife, nour the water and not over 13g hours from York. Address, positively stat n; moderate, location, 4a, MARK M T ELIGHUTFU: FARM HOUSE monptains and within 14, hours of New York. shaded lawn and beantifal grounds; le generons! plied: new and fresh milk, butter aod very desiraple home for good, well-to-do people; referen EDDLE, Heral hours on the Eric Road: mountain air; eges, frit, "3 i Apply at 205 Enst ND ow terms, which must bo DARDING IN ap uae every day ces exchanged, Families socking health, rest and comfort may addross Mrs. DE MOTI’. Suffern, Nockland county, N. Y. ESSEX COUNTY, N. J. York on Newark branch of I home comforts. Refers to W. H. or address J. 8. VAN RIPER, AR ROGKAWAY—A bonrd in a rospectable in French or piano. XOOD COUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM Ho SK JT in Rockland county, one mile from depot, 35 miles from New York, on New’ Jersey and New York Railroad; terms mods Address J, W. Rockland county, New ¥ OOD BOARD. WITH LARC FOWLER, vox 77, Gar- . ATRY ROOMS IN suits, neatly farnished; piano: croquat grounds, boat- ing: pleasant drives; good attendance. at vor rates, Address B, H. VALI, box 4, Rh OUNTRY BOAR! mountain ai Long terms reasonabl H. V. TURNE! 4 afamily ora few uingle gentlemen, with good ri and board at low rates. Address SPENO COTTAGE, Branch, or inquire of P. LEVY, 69 Cortlandt st, reasonable id, Inquire Turner's, ARTIES DESIROUS OF ¢ water, where they may hi fishing, plenty of fresh milk and vorot shade trees and good stabling, will apply J. 5. CORW Jamesport, L. 1 bathing, sailing UXTRY BOARD BY THE ° and roquet ground, Ls LEASANT COUNTRY BOARD, THREE HOU For further particulars addross ©. B. D! , Salt Po! jults: t location health; Address box 2,797 Post office. TANTED AT SEA two children, four quire two sand per woek. Address D. able must be first class, T WIGHGATE and Cottay open; 12 mi ‘and only 12 hours from New York by Montreal expr for circulars; terms medium. Brccen SHOULD THE COUNTRY Yi GOIN IN OKDER THE ride by rail from the city, price $a: city roference. sppebesny ge) FOR LADY, H }. Albans, RS x ay access to city, and close to water; references exchanged. ‘ou EVENING TELEGRAM; BENT TO YOUR ADDRESS FOR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH, POST PAID. NOOLEST HOUSE, Roons—Breesy, ride trom Philadel monthly tickets; fort and ama 2 dy, roomy. Onl: ement. Send for cireular. " N. inal r ween. terms $5 and $10 ‘and $10, ems ey J. HUMPUREY. HEALTHIEST TOWN, LARGEST half an bour's phia toward Now York: hourly trains; thing, boating. croquet, billiards, corr ‘. & READ, JOTEL FENIMORE, Owwoxo Lake, Cooperstown, X; Y.. now open, Address W. H. HOWAKD, Manager, Coopers town or W. H. BARMORE, 30 5th av., cormer st, where plant house can be examined. EATH HOUSE. Schooley's Mountain, N. J. Low temperature ;no monquitoes: reduced rates, from $21 to$15 andSiBper week. Mr. COLEMAN can be seen at the Coleman Hones every Wednerday from 12 antil 2 o'clock. I ty, vin Pavonia ferry, toot of 2 one hour from city. Rooms; full cellent Bord at $7 and $4 per week; doating. Apply on the promises or at 74 West 5th w ACKSC COTTA minutes trom depot free; liberal inducems Servons, F noe; first class fa Ment guests, at mi _ Mra} Nogwoon HoUs NORWOOD, N. J. large family hotel near New York; prices io F. T. KEITH. Proprietor. ADDOCK HOUSE, PIERMONT, ROCKLAND COUN- 6. or Cnamber: w of Hudson Gahing, bathing and RIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIEN POINT, nted on the extreme end of Br jocatio county; pare air, fine views and drives, excellent fish! and spiendia bathing, are among its attractions. Send . Colt from Peck slip, walk from depot. ARK HOTEL, WHITE SULPHUR SPINGS, SARA. Circulars. Renched by Long Island Railroad and per steam rw ne PARSONS. Address box 1,187 Pininfield Post office, toga Lake, ixnow open for the reception of guest. Connected with this hotel are the finest white Iphur baths fn the country. Address SIM. LELAND & CO., Saratoga, Springs. Wt END worEt, Long Branch. This hotel, with large addition sisting of 70'single rooms for gentlemen, an additl {ng room, a hot and ccld soa water ba cy will open June 15, Application for rooms ean be made at the hotel. PRESBURY y and Hrookivn. forred. Address, with full particulars, RESPONSIB Herald office. WO YOUNG GENTLEMEN with bath adjoining, bet And 6th avs. ; terms modera Post offie jing establishment, Address H. L., box 5,54’ HILDRETH. _ in thi SMALL FURNISHED HOUSK WANTED—CON- venient to city; mode: ate rent; near the salt seurBEe, ‘ISH A LARGE ROOM, mn 14th and 42d ste. and 4th WANTEDIA SNALE, TOUSE IN A G000 iGa- hood, for a family of four adnits. Address, m rent, whi men, above 14th st.; medium size; #1 E. P. K., box 5,073 Pont oftice. RENT—A THREE OR FOUR STO! ree, dress, * at low GERALD, im the ‘on the sea dress 133 Post office, Fayetteville i New NerURE. LO WERELY AND MONTHLY PO + tor Furnitare, Carpets ai PERTHWAIT & 00. 157 Chatham st monse Stock at low prices. Ceuntrv. ANTED—FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, A PUR- hed Cot edintel: MONTHS, ON LONG ISLAND Haven Railroad, satiny et be low, box 282 Post office, Flushing, L. 1. WASTED FURNISHED KOOM, FOR ONE GENTLE- Ade RY 25th and 10th ste, Sth and 4th ave: id to hich price, Address PAYMENTS TAKA Bedding at B. M. COW. Ces ‘ANCES COMPEL FAMILY TO SELL their Suits, Bedroom Sete complete, ture, Paintings, jousehold Furniture; Parior and Drawing Room Library and Dining Furut- Fasten Werhecese EF tive chances. ae OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT ¥ tags, &e.. vory ch Fulvon st, Call or send for price ti tpe gts pee J. BENDALL CARPETS, OFL- iz waeag CHES, SEWELE' ee eg Py re’ Tickets bought of Diamonds, cL MOUNTAIN frait, vegetables, & ‘Address box | OAD O8 ncener RM HOUSE FRONT rooms: splendid. bath terms FIRING, Vocus Valley. be het wil . 12 Contre st, New York, on Thurs: SHORE WANTED—POR PARTY OF . boating. Address, with full wrarnerville, Rockia xd coun: I OARD ONS adults; Geht ot mast be mode: ENTLEMAN AND WIPE, IN the city or {Not more than $15, Address W. HO, 105 Day ROARD WANTE NE GHTON, AT Janding. ior a gentioman, wifm and child, terins and location, J. F., box 4,78 Y ; MERICAN OFFICE. —$75,009, A os, Jewelry, Silverware, and @exchan; | Couresn NRE Hilliard Tables, with the celebrated Phetan & Colle: mbrmation cushions, for sale in this city only at Ta% Broad. TA FARM HOUS. No | p ys goncie fe, Daby le auree girl, within about two hoar the eity, 3S LV. Herald office | Bows cas “SECURE CHEAP WOARDING POR Amiemer at a farm house and very healthy location at Annandale, NJ. Inquire as 147 bass Loh ot, | es, Gold and Stiver Ware, India Shawls, At 918 BROADWAY, NEAR 21ST ST. DIAMONDS, ‘Wateh: a Laces ec, bought and sold: loans negutiated. J. ¥. metly New York Hotel. AT! tela, new and elegant designs. Hveraily deals with 220 and 24: N STANDARD ~ alee a laree Stock, of + eecond hand 1 a Tf ducea prices EWS STANDARD AMERIC LYNCH, for- bought, id ws effected. by tus BARRINGBR, Desler, 745 Brondway. A BEVEL CARROM TAB 11) Bieecker st fok SALE CHEAT complete. INES UARTER® Hands st, ae DEN TISTICY. B UTIPUL ARTIFICIAT TRETI, BT ST warranted; Silver Fillings, 30e New onms, 26 6th ar., wear 16ih st. Established L851, memoer, 202, Aste <SKOOND WAND, SOLE F York Deas Li ear Re sy POLITICAL. AYES AND WHEELER” The republicans of the city of New York will meet at the r Institute on the evening of July 12, inat., a6 8 P. M., to ratify the nominations of RUTHERFORD B. HAYES for President, WILLIAM 4. WHEELER for Vice President. will be addressed by Stouchton, Eng, Hon, Stewart L- Woodford, Ex-Governor ard Salomon, entry. Highland Garnet. Rev. Tho resolations will be read ¥! ‘Hom. John Hi. Whitby, the letters by Hon. A. J. Dittenhoefer, The Fitth Regiment Band and Union Glee Clad will be 0 resent, Pifront seate reserved for ladies, OHARLES H. SPENCER, Chairman of Committee of Arrangements. CLAKK F, WHITTEMORS, ‘Tho meetit Edward Secretary. OLITICAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGN ae CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS ae 6 EQUIPMENTS. Clubs, organize at once, that victory tennial Hi. imposing axles on a Full sets of Campaign Equipments, consisting of hats (or caps) and capes (any color and style), with patent double swing aine torch and stick, furnished to clubs at factory prices. Send for fu7l particulars or come to headquar WM. MK ST OFFICE NOTICK.—THE p® the week ending Saturday, Jul office on Wednewtay at6 A.M. for Europe per s Russia via Queenstown. Thursday at 1 . M. for pe: abip Frisia via Plymouth, Cherburg and ambng, On Saturday ab 8:40 A. M. lor Kurope per steam City of Cheater via Queenstown, and atS A. M. for France direct per steamship Amerique via Havre, and at 84. M, for Xcotlan ddirect; must be specially addresged per steamship Bolivia via Glasgow, wnd at 11:30 A. M. for Ku- Tono per atenmnsh'p Oder, via Southampton and Bromen, ‘The direct mails for Brazil, &c., will leave New York July 12 “the mails for the West Indies, via Porte Rico, will leave New York Jaly 12. B. mails for Australia, &c., will le: aly 19, The mails for China, £c., will leave San Francisco An- gust 1, 187 T. L, JAMBS, Postmasre: San Francisco Obata) SOUTH 0) RANCE.—ELEGANT FREE- hold Italian Villa, distinguished as the Chateau de Thorene, tate the residence of Sir Richard Atwood Giass, deceased, delightfully situated at Cannes, having an exten- sive and uninterrupted view of the Mediterranean Sea, the icturesqne town of Can: the adjncont islands of St. Riarcuerlte and St. Honorat, tho Gulf of Napoule and the surroanging country, with conservatory, greenhouses, stabling other ourbuildings, charming gardens, and pleasure, grounds, with entrance lodge, in all ty 20 acres; with posnession. RUSHWORTH, ABBOTT & RUSHWORTH are instructed by the trustees under the will of the lute owner to seli by auction, at the Mart, London, on Wednesday, Angust 2, in one lot (unless un acceptable offer do pre’ ly made by private contract), the superior Freehold Villa’ Residence, most bealthfully’ situated at Cannes, and Chatean de Thoresc; bulit by the | er for his own occupation, an: ee, and in per order. proached by carriage dri and contains hall and oom, bedch»mbers and servants’ sleeping apart- ments, withtwo staircases (one being of murvle) and a room. ‘The reception rooms aro lofty, and. con- sist of two drawing rooms (one 39x22.9) communicating, conservatory, dining, smoking aud billiard rooms id the usual requisite domestic of 8, with inundry and cel . The stabling comprises thi secondat ES Jars stalls, with double conch house men's room: ultry houses and other outbuildings. The garden sure ronnds aro laid ont with gront taste interr:ce walks and lawns, with partorres and planted with choice trees, and shraps, and & and pro- portion of the property fs cultivated with lives, oranges and lemons. The excel ater sup- rty and the Canal de Ia aq o house is most fully aud Deantifally furnished, and the purchaser might be accom: modated with the effects at a valuation. Photography of en at the offices of the auctionsers, nt st., W., of whom printed mlars, be obtained." Partio may also be had Baker, solicitors, Deloitte, Dever, nd Messrs. John ROOTS AND BULBS E & SON bex to offer the following jyacinths in 29 tnest 100 single eurly Tulips in 25 finest named anthax Narcissus in 25 finest named sorte; 500 double Anamones, all colors mixed; 500 Rapunculns, all colors mixed. All together for $25, pay in advance. Transit from Betterdam are for the Account of the receiver; packing free, All letters to be directed to M, C, ALKEMADE & SON, Bulbgrossiers, at Noordwyk-Binnen, near Huarlem, Hol- lan pt CH FLOWERS M. C. ALKEMA 00 double and single Vholesale catalogues to be had free on application, Pie sse send your orders by rst th MISCELLANEOUS. SEW YORK PALE ALE. Brewery, 240 West i8th Now York. REAL ESTATE. ‘Tne sales at the Exchange, Broadway, were as fol- lows :— By E. A. Lawrence & Co., Supreme Court foreclosure sale of a house, with lot 25x100, on Attorney street, east side, 115 feet north of Stanton street, to Jacob Fleischauer, for $11,850. Alse similar sale of a house, with lot 20. 3x85, on Third avenue, east side, 41.4 feet south of Seventy-ninth street, to Jonas Helier, tor $14,000. By James M. miller, Supreme Court foreclosure sale of a house, with lot 20.11x92, on East Nineteenth street, south side, 246.3 fect eastof Sccond avenue, for $600 and mortgage of $7,000 and ten months’ interest, taxes and assossments, to A. R, Dennison. By Peter F. Meyer, Supreme Court foreclosure sale of a threo story and basement brick house, with high stoop, lot 16.8x98,9, on West Thirty-Qrst street, north side, 300 feet east of Ninth avenuc, $3,600, iu- cumbrance to the plaintiff, $2,700. By R. V. Harnett, Sapreme Court foreclosure sale of a poleing. with lot 241x100, on Ninth avenue, ca sido, 73 feet north of Forty-third street, to the plain- tuff, ‘tor $8,000. By C. 8 Carter, Supreme Court foreclosure sale of four lots, each 251x100, on Ninth avenue, southeast corner of Forty-fourth street, to the plaintif™, Daniel Witmark, for $41,200. By A. H. Mailer & Son, Supreme Court foreclosure sale of a plot of Jand 330x1,885.1x810,10x262. 3x25x 1,062.6, on Barette avenue, corner of Maxwell stroc and extending to Leggett’s Creek, to the plaintiff, for 18, ‘TRaxsrens. . &, B13 Me, of Sd av., 16x100.5; Thomés ‘wife to C. Dut 275 ft. ©, 1D. &, BILAN eo. of Gth ay, 24.05;x08.10; Me Richurasch to Ke Richardson : 1, 6. BUXS10x irregular Gdth ward) aiker and husband to J. 1. Mott Iron Jacod st..n. 112.6 (4th ward) 99.1 rah 'B. Hi #ax16 VIO; WLW. Life Insurance Uo. a years; Mary 8 Courtland av. (23d Chas. G. to A. a ae of SGth St) J. B., to Sarah B. Hatch. n. 6 of ot Sth av.; lb year. Kircheis, Prederick R ‘27th oe. Spring Kiernan, Elizabeth and bi 424 nt; also n. 8 of 42d also a. w. corner of Sth av. and FIRES ON THE FOURTH. In Fire Marshal Sheidon’s report issued yesterday it iw shown t from Jaly 3, at eight minates past four P. M., to daly 5, at forty minutes past one P. M., there were ninety- ght tres, eighty-eight of which were oo- casioned by fireworks, the total loss being $8,605, INCENDIARISM REWARDED. Young Clements, who was arrested some time ago by Detective Stephen Payne, charged with setting fire to the barns and other outbuildings of Thomas Wellwood and Jacob 8, J. Jones at Ridgewood, on the line of the Southern Railroad, was put upon trial yesterday in the Queens County Court of Sessions, before Judge Arm- airong, and convicted, tne circumstantial evidence being strong against him. He was sentenced to three | years at Sing Sing. | SALE OF A THEATRE. THE GRAND CENTRAL, OF PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE HAMMER—AMUSING SCENES WITHIN THE TEMPLE OF THESPIS. PurLapetrmia, July 10, 1876. For some time there has been trouble between Henry W. Kanaga, Jacob Peters and Joseph M. Mortimer, the proprietors of the Grand Central Theatre of this city. Mr. Mortimer has been the manager since the com- mencement of the copartnership, nearly four years ago, and ander his direction it has been made a@ prosperous and popular variety theatre, The Grand Central has @ local historic no- toriey. Some years ago it was burned down and a number of ballot girls were burned to death, Still later green-eyed jealousy prompted @ fast young man to shoot down a ballet girl with whom he was enam- ored, Itis not unnatural that the tragedies of the past should bequeath the legacy of peaceful tragedy among its conductors, A yeur ago the quarrel between Kanaga and Peters on one side and Mortimer on the other took shape in the first party applying for and obtaining the appointment of a receiver tor tho estab- Nabment, still leaving Mortimer the direction of every- thing but the cash receipts. ‘Thia hag not poured suffi- cient oil apon the troubled waters, and the scene to- day, the absolute sale of the good will and appoint- | ments of the theatre, is the finale of tho protracted quarrel, SORNE AT THE SALE, Entering the theatre at about ten o'clock, the hour announced for the sale, thermometer 100 degrecs in the shade, expecting to find a handful of interested peopl we were surprised at the scene. Notwithstanding th sweltering weather 300 people, including several ladies, wero sitting expectant. in the — par- quet.| Tho stage presented tho appearance of rehearsal, some thirty people wandering about with auction bills for parts. Here were a coupie of horses lying upon their sides as if exbausted with the heat; a locomotive leaned heavily against a bronze house waiting only for water tosteam up, The rehearsal gas light was in place, and some wag had placed a skull upon the light, as if poor Yorick was ready to have bis grinning chaps smacked by an auctioneer Hamlet Old men and young were threading their way with a curions kind of chagrined awe, as they for the first time handled and saw the scenery that was wont to look so grand betore the toothghts, Banners that flashed their beapangled folds in the glare of the calcium light were ouly, after all, tawdry, dusty ¢anvas; here a pile of finery ‘that ha of hght-tooted’ ballet girls, and seemed 80 and web like, was only a heap of limp, dirty tulle, armor that glistened and made th only unromantic tin, and soap. It excited syin Positive fact dissipated which the glamour of the imagination the impressions of those inexperienced men, who now for the first time trod the holy ground. They glided about in a. vague sort of way, and gaid plainly in gaping mouths and disappointed 'woks, that all the world was a show and shuilled back to the parquet as if they knew is all the time, but were desporately fear- ful the crowd would tind vut they did not. THE PLAY BEGINS, The bell rings and tbe play beg! Before the auc- tionecr can open his mouth Lawyer McDonough steps lightly forward, with smiling face and insinuating voiee, reminding ove of Bob Craig, as he was about to say one of hig prettiest things to the ladies, and aaid:— « “Gentlemen, I wish to announce in behalf of the owner, Mr. Parker, that the terms upon which the Jease of this theatre is made do not permit the under- letting of the premises. ”’ Here was a go. The play began backward. The climax was the first senten Botore Mr. McDonough epped aside a frowning individual, who kept his hat on, playing the heavy man, idles between a loco- ud a couple of denuded dummies and rolls out enveloped gracetul forms airy The pleasant drapery with ge had surrounded in the otwithstanding the announcement just made there is nothing in the ease to prevent the saie—tho contract will be ‘a good one,’ *’ and frowning at the dummies as if they had doubted bis word, the tragedian retires amid the {ntense excitement of the audience. Now appears Mr. A, Haller Grose, the —_reeeiver appointed by the Court, with triumph sparkling in bis eye, advancing with a letter in bis hand. ‘Glamis thou art, and Cawdor,’’ he did not say, but simply an- nounced in dutort tones, “Gentlemen, | will read the lease,” He did read the lease, and, giving it a whack, looked around, defying any to contradict it. Nobody did. Now two auctioneers step up, looking more like the Cheerybles than the rollicking, witty trader an ue wonld an- nouace the terms of the sale er would re- peat hia few last words, as if be were his echo. Oue commenced :— “ tlemen, we will now announce the terms of the sal ! Cash’? Echoes the other, ‘Terms of the sale, Cash “What will you bid for tho Jease?’’? Echo, bid for the lease, ”? Finally a modest voice from the stago pipes forth, “$3,000 1" A sudden quiet comes over the audi- ence, By single hundreds the bids croep up to $4,200, when Mortimer, with a lusty voice, sings out $4,500 Upon which a round of ap- plause, great as Booth ever got when ho electrified a house with ‘Is mthe King?” astounded Mortimor and the meek-eyed double-barrelled auctioneer, An- other hundred bid, and Mortimer, apparently encour- aged to become lavish by approbation, says with em- phasig, *$5,000!"” The house ecboes again and again, when another one hundred causes the ‘orite to ex- claim: give it up; what you know, you know; from this time forth I will not speak a word, ”* The bidding went on until $6,100 was reached. At this point in the play the excitement was considerabl over 100 degrees, and the silence ke what Winebell prophestes will come upon us when not a leat or a zephyr will stir, exeept the modest anxiety ot the dual auctioneer, who held their hands up tn supplication for more money and then dropped them, in one motions, in mild threatenings that it was pretty near time to ring down the curtain. This pantomime went on for fully two minutes, As the hands went up every. body looked reproucnfully at his neighbor, because did not move tho sum up; as they camo down eyes trembled and hoarts went up in mouths that were com- mencing to long for some: hing else there. THE PURCHASR. At Jast Henry W. Kanaga was prociaimed owner and received a double round of applause from an audience who bad no more interest in the purchase than Grant had in the Centennial celobration of the Fourth of July. With the exception of a kind of epil ‘on the gale of the traps of the stage, which were for $525, the play was over. The paternal aac! dismissed the audience with his blessing and it hurried out, lime and two WHISKEY AND DEATH. About two o'clock yosterday morning a quarrel oc- curred between two firemen on board the Enghsh eveamship Colomba, from Southampton, Captain Lever commanding, lying at pter No. 63 North River, which ended in death by drowning to one and severe injuries to the other. The combatants were James O'Conner and Henry McCarthy, both young men, and, up to the time of the quarrel, good friends, All hands on board worked toa late hour last night, unloading the sbip, At twelve o'clock work was suspended, and some of the men turned In, while others went on shore, In the Jawer party were O'Conner and McCarthy. They first entered a saloon on West street, near the pier, where they drank. A dispute arose between ©’Conner end McCarthy as to which of the two was the best man, They went into the stroet and began wrestling. Both grew angry as the struggle proceeded, McCarthy went to his vessel the others entering an- other saloon, A little before two o'clock O'Conner boarded the ship. MoCarthy, who wason deck, ch: Iengod himto fightand struck at him. Tke mon nd struggled, graunally nearing the edge, sudden move on the part of one threw both into the water. ©’Conner struck the pter and received a fracture of the head besides injuries to his body. Both men let go their held on touching the water. Several of their fellow seamen hastened to their av- sistance, After some littie delay occasioned by the darknoss of the night and the exhaustion of the men in the water, O'Conner was got on deck. McCarthy was drowned. Upto the present time the body bas not been recovered. nuel Nolan and Robert Chal- mers, seamen on the Colomba, witnessed the straggle, They were brought this morning to the Coroner's office and will be placed on the stand at the inquest, CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, The Commissioners of Charities and Correction yes- terday ordered the flags on the Charity Hospital to be put at haif-mast, in memory of Mr. Lockwood De Forest Woodruff, of No. 235 Madison avenue, who died Monday afternoon. Th» deceased had been for a long time connected with the department, and at the time of his death was visiting physician at the Charity Hospital. DETERMINED TO DIE. The German shoemaker, William Norton, who cut bis throat on Saturday morning at Wost Brighton, died yesterday at the Smith lndrmary, Tompkinsville, 1418 Said that he tore the dressing from the wound im nis neck and bled to death. Coroner Lea, of Stapieton, held an inquest, SUICIDE ON BLACKWELL'S ISLAND. Charles Moad, aged seventy-eight, a gatekeeper at the Almshouse wall, on tlackweill’s Island, was found dead in the Workhouso yesterday morning, with his throat cut, Hoe had committed suicide some time on Monday night. Coroner Woltman will investigat case. LARCENIKES, Sneak thieves stole 3158 worth of clothing and Joweiry from tne residence of George Waterville, No. 226 Fast Twenty-second street, on Monday night The pocketbook manutactory of Ludwig Traube, at No. 368 Canal street, was entored by thieves, who stole $300 worth of stock. George E. Grierson had his pocket picked of $33 and | a bank book. CASTLE GARDEN. WAS THE FIRE OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN ?—WORK AT THE GARDEN YESTERDAY—CONFERENCS AT THE MAYORS OPFICE. Tno mysterious fire at Castle Garden, by which the care of emigrants ip this city is involved, continucs to oxcite the city authorities, the Commissioners of Emi- gration and jhe insurance companies, whose officials: are in doubt what course to pursue, in view of the fact that no satisfactory theory has yet been offered as to the origin of the fire, and that Fire Marshal George | W. Sheldon has not pushed an {investigation with the i vigor that the insurance anthorities think he should display. Various theories havo beep advanced as to the cause of the conflagration, including one that {t was the result of spontaneous combustion, owing to the great heat of Sunday; avother that the fire resulted from a spark from a passing steam vessei, and lastly that the destruction of the building was the work of an incendiary, All the insurance men seen yesterday express their astonishment that auy sane person should entertain either of the two first theories, and the president of one of the companies was strongly inclined to the belief that the fire was of incendiary origin. When asked what action the undere writers would take he detailed the instructions given to Mr. Driggs, of the Williamsburg City Iasaranco Company, who acts as the agent of all the companies interested, and stated that the losses would only be paid atter a full and exbaustive investigation, H cailed special attention to the following clauses of the contract between the underwriters and the insured :— ining lose or damaze, by fro shal ree E sald" tons to the, company, ane | 9 Persons st forthwith give as soon aft of such loss, whether any and what s ible, render a particular accouut as posal i pre signed and sworn to by them, other insurance. made on the same property, civing coples of portion of ail policies thereon, also the act the property and their Interest there for what purpose r containing the and by whom @ Bie ing be ed, Be. ae rt; ured, the several pat ereol, Bee Vime of the: loss, when and how the fre orixiuated, under the hand and seal S est to the piace of the fire, not conecened in tho loss as & creditor or otherwise. not related to the assured), stating that he has examined the Circumstances attending the loss, knows the character and circumstances of the assured’, und verily believes asstired has, without fraud, sustained loss on the pi y ‘amount which such magistrate or notary public all, if required, submit to an “! ouchers, and exhibit the same for exami- are company, and dari extracts and pies thereot tobe made; the assured shall aiso produce certilied copies of all wills and involces, the originals of which have been lost, and shall exhibit all that remains of the property which was covered by this policy, damaged or not dainaged, for examination to any person or persons named by the company, When persoual property is damaged, forthwith cause it to be put in order, asso rious articles according t the undamaged, an ‘and furnished ‘to. the company of the anntity, quality aud cost of cach article. Tho amount of sound value and of damage shalt then be ascertained by appraisal ot exch article by competent per- sons (not interested in the loss as creditors or otherwis:, nor Telated to the assured), to be mutually appointed by tho the assured shall rt id rt, In writing, to be m perly com- -balf of the appraisers’ fees to be paid by the assut company reserves the right to take the whole or any part of the articles at hele appraised val and until such proofs, deelara: nd cortificntes are p duced, and exnudnations and xppraisals permitted by the clairaant, tie I ble. In case of loss under the contract the matters in dis pute sball be submitted to impartial arbitrators, whose writton award shall be binding on all parties, except thatit shall be optional with the insurer to rebuild, repair or replace she property damaged or destroyed, from what could be elicited yesterday from the un- derwriters holding risks itis evident that, they will not Pay losses untii the origin of the tire is ‘satisfactorily settled. The representatives of some of the companies: are very reserved in their utterances, and for the pres ent this is all that it is sale to say. DKPARTURE OF EMIGRANTS. ° A visit to the scene of the great fire demonstrated how eusily energetic officials can bring order out of ht hours everything wag Tunning smoothly and systematically. About 250 Men- nonites, who arrived via the City of Chester and were delayeu in their departure jor the West by their in- ability to get their dratts cashed, were late in the after- noon on the Erie Railway barge, awaiting removal to the train in Jersey City that last night started west. ward, Inthe Labor Bureau (which has been changed to the Landing Bureau), were about fifty emigrants whe had arrived by various Vessels, and were either await- ing transportation or an opportunity to il AFFIDAVITS 48 TO 1088 OF BAGGAGE. The Commissioners, to id frauds, have estab- lished a rule that each affidavit of loss shall be accom- panied by tbe check for each piec well as a sehedule detailing the various articles in each parcel, with the value thereof. The Clerk of the Executive Bureau, Notary Pubiic, and Mr, Connolly, Information Bureau, have been very active in preparing these ailidavits during the past two days, and have filed about thirty affidavits, covering claims of $5,038. The insurance on tbe baggage is 315,000; but none con- nected with the Garden scem to know how many pieces were destroyed. Superintendent Coonan wag yesterday asked for data as tothe number of pieces destroyed, but he stated that itis impossible to give figures, as the duplicate checks and the vooks were de- clerk, who has taken twenty- ae ae, claims of $3,500—expressed that while many emigrants were bonest in the beliet the statement of their losses and in the schedule attached to their affidavits, others had sworn to false statements with a view of making money out of the misiortunes of their associates and swindling the in- surance companies who have rieks on the beguace, ot wi | is sale to say that the msurance compauies who are 1n- | volved in these losses contest the claims inch by | inch, and only pay them when convinced that in law they'are responsible. There ts likely to be litigation of great interest to insurer and insured growing out of ‘this fire that may not be setiled for years. The insur. anco men have selected Mr. Driggs, of the Williams. burg Fire Insurance Company, as their agent, and they claim that he will search the bottom facts as to the fire, sustained, as he is, by Rabat company of the Underwriters’ Association inter THR GARDEN YESTERDAY, By order of Mr. Driggs, agent of the anderwriters, Superintendent Coonan yesterday employed twenty-five men and three carts to remove the débris of tne fire from the rotunda and other burned buil 80 as to enable the insurance surveyors to enter and assess the damage done. Mr. Counau yesterday cleared the way on the east side of the outer wall of the fort tor the transfer of passengers from the landing to the Labor Bureau (which is hereafter to be known as the Landing Bureau) and Inter put his force at work on the interior ofthe rotunda There the floor was found but littio damaged, and while gong through the work of remov- ing beams, charred rafiers aod splintered joists three safes were found which, on being opened, showed their contents perfect, Submitted as they were to a high dogree of heat the railroad sale, the sale ot one of the brokers and the private safe of Superintendent Coonan surrendered their contents in perfect shape and but Nttle charred, THK ARRIVALS YESTERDAY, The only arrivals yesterday were some German em}. | grants via the steamship Maas trom Rotterdam. They were received at the Garden, and, such as were ready, were at once shipped to their destination in lowa, Wis- consin and Minnesota by the outgoin; ning trains, and the Commissioners are now a9 weil organized thai if to-day 9,000 passengers should suddenly arrive they could carefuily provide for them and prouptly despatch them to their destination. MERTING OF THK RMIGRATION CONMIBSIONERS, A private mecting of the Commissioners of Emigra- tion was held m the Mayor's office yesterday afiernoon, President Forrest, Commissioners ‘Lynch, Starr, Quin: tard, Maujer and Mayor Wickham were present, Three opectal committees were appoimted. The first was directed to obtain eatimates for the rebuilding of Castie Gardon, Messrs. Mauer, Forrest and Starr being designated, The Castle mn Committee was em- powered to make arrangements for the temporary ac- commodation of passengers Who may land during the next month. This comimitice proposes to obtuin awn- ings, &c., heltering the emigrants, Commiasioner Manger was appointed a commitice to atrange matters with the insuranea companies. The thanks of the Board were tendered to Mr. Nicholas Muller, J. Grant and others, for the efficient aid rendered by them at the fire in saving the lives o: immigrants and preserving the property of the com mission, A proposition was made to erect sheds on the Battery for use of the emigrants, AN IRRECLAIMABLE RUFFIAN, Thomas Cooney, aged thirty-three, of No, 100 West Houston street, was arraigned before Justice Duty as the Washington Place Police Court yesterday, ebarged with highway robbery. The Prisoner, nominally @ | ‘longshoreman, has becn arraigned on countless occa- sions, charged with similar offences, It appears trom the complaint in the present care that James Martin, of No. 61 Merecr street, attended a wake at which Cooney was present. On jeavi the Cooney followed Martin down into t and, knocking bim down, snatched from bi He was ar. 4 rested by Olficer Harvey, of Dag ht Justice Duffy held him fat rial, sot ts aad “THE BLOODY SHIRT.” Philip Sauer was brought tefore Justice Wandell, ie the Tombs Police Court, yesterday afternoon, charged with assaulting Dennis Haggerty, a grocer, of No, 34 York street, Brooklyn. The complainant entered Court carrying in his band a shirt completely saturated with blood, Haggerty and Florence Suilivac, of No. 165 Loonard street, went to Sauer’ } h rs saloon. Street, to get some beer. A dispure pit Pog should pay for 1, whe ts alleged, the defendant assaulted Haggerty, While giving his evidence he latter exhibited the shirt, which he had taken off, at proof, Justice Wandell at the & of tb Roemed very ubeasy and exclaimed, “What! bloody shirt; taka it down South.’’ Sener was held for trial in detault of $500, and Haggerty was sent to the House of Detention, THE KNIFE At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Joseph Greuftel, a native of Apucrgne, Alsace, France, was held for trial by Justice Bixby for stabbing Peter W. | Broome street, wounding Rath, of No, vorely, be