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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

III AUTHORIZATIONS. BY TWO RESPECTABLE
wv young women-one as Chambermad and Waiter
nd the other Chambermad and to do washing Good
ty references given Apply at No. Attorney street. in
he has mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-ONE OR TWO HAND.
fomeiy Furnished Parlors with bedrooms attached TO
let TO single gentlemen IN anew and first class
tanning MI the modern oycmerts baths &c
situated in desirable locality being In the immediat
nshborhood OF Union park aud Calvary Church Apply
2G0 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

WANTED---BY A RESPECTABLE. INDUSTRIOUS
w young man, who give excellent city reference
from his last place where he has been for the last Is
situation Coachman and Groom. Any alton
addressed to II. s." box 8, Herald Office will be nme-
diately attended to- for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

w In the country. who understands his business
and who can bring good References may find permanent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

WANTED---BY RESPECTABLE GIRL A sITUA-
Nv zion Al chamhermad and assistant Waiter. Good
pity reference given from her last place Can be for
days Please cn at 1856 ttreet second floor
back room, between Seventh and EIGHTH avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

WIN. s.. McILvAIN CO.. AUCTI0NEERs, WILL
w sell this dry auc ton at their seed -t0ra No ~
John street corn,r II Nassau. halt past o'clock
large collection OF CANINE la large and hardy
Al Roses from the gardens Of j. r. lie jersey
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

uABLE REAL ESTATE AT
Bleeclter will sell at auction,
the Merchants Exchange, ~
nd Lots, situated on Fifth ave-
yhtb avenue and Forty ninth
!. Sixty-sixth street and Seventh
lxth avenue. Eifhty-ffth street
email gore lot on the corner Of
Maps eau DO had at the auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

|W ANTED--A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
W yorns woman. as general Houscmaid. Chamber
Imaid u neat thy Girl good plain cook and excen
and ironer has objection short distance
I'm the country Please call Mt 81 Beekman street. the
fret floor. Good reference given If required. Can
ice or two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, a Chambermaid and Waiter. to do
The homework of small family Has good city reference
Can be seen for days If not engaged Please call at 3
Perry street In he repr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w yonng woman, rs Chambermad, or to do general
Best of city reference given Please call at
No. 80 Thompson street. second foor front Can be
for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

ROARD-WANTED FOR WIDOW LADY PERMA-
- nsnt board with furnished Terms 800 per
mum. Address Il. b.. at tLs Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-TWO GENTLR-
- can be accommodated with board in healthy and
pleasant part Of South brooklyn, within
from either tho South Hamilton fcrries Rsfs-
rences exchanged. Address 3. ID. H., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

|NANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
wv young GIRL to take Of children and to do light
srk Good city reference given Please apply at East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

YOUNG LADY OF REsPECTABILITY IS ANX-
"A ious to obtain situation Seamstress by the day
week. or month Advertiser is first rate maker
and Episcopalian. and produce ISIS Glory
ference May be for three days. at $50 corner
Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

WANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as Chambermaid. or to do general
houework in small private family Has thirteen
reference from her last place Can be for two days
to the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

Two vARNISH NAKERS.-WANTED-BY AN EXpE-
renoed Vsrnish Maker and Paint Grinder, situation
in this CITY, or its suburbs, by young capable
taking charge OF factory anything connected with tho
trade. Address N. Harrison. No. Baynrd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Domestic NriscclIruv.

cattle train ef thsec hundred and sixteen cars says
the LeceR Cemior passed the vslroad tho l2h
inst. They came from N. nerth the Psssumpsic
and Nonresi r0td This If about the largest tram that
has ever passed over the lowell road
The hudson Eiver Pottery Guards passed our o'ncs
last evening upon tbs.r return from Their nst annu
excursion Ihoy had been to the River House, HarIcm
under tie commend Of Captain john Deyling Ins Iot
lowing prizes awarded list accordsvn, ssuss -.
nant Jehn Ritter; "a silver cup Georgs M.s %. sn
yer Gun Robert Hoyt; An gold pen anu pencil James
summerrie; 5th eoi pencil Thomas Sarns T osn x9la
ling Henry pcpohoe; sth gold pencil TnomAs smytn-
man. sth target Benjamin Booze. Inc company
marched in truly military style and msds n sSs n1o ap
pocSs grohers & Go Fulton street. sheltcns baud
atteDIs d during the dcy. -
rts etfics az New Orleans and baltimore will carry
:, n, roneueh VIII csse before tho Supreme Court
An election riot occurred at baltimore on the l3th
iast du.ug hch number Of policemen were scyerely
,i IN t.s uit M t'5 spnlsrsVcA ~ Wa log Fl
qvs mi, .Hes bate r9..red ettu d vaiea .s,ai II
JaIAily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
THE HAVANA DIFFICULTY

from the Washington Republic Govt organ Oct ~
The recent proceedings Of the authorities OF CUBA,
in reference the detention of the bark Cornelil.
end the retusa to allow tho mail steamer Crescent
City to land her passengers, hayo called forth strong
manifestations Of public feeling in various cities,
New York ard New Orleans have been the scenes
tf large meetings. at which the action Of the Cap
tain General OF Cuba has been denounced ia terms
not less severe than those applied to tho rule i'm.
posed by Spain upon the richest Of her colonies
The two occurrences, rs now understood, arc well
calculated to produce this excitement 1t is alleged,
in one instance, that o mail steamer was no. per-
mittCd TO enter the port OF Havana, or TO land her
passengers, In consequence of having as her putscr
an individual who had incurred the displeasure OF
the local authorities; and, in the other, that New
York bark was temporarily seized by spanish troops,
her master carried shore in custody without pro.
per rrcsencc, and that her letterhags wcro rtd IN
echsth II ietTr and a .nmens Il an oho9v pa.
rhtfrcgr Thist. tte 10 scpent p Ii fs noN y
ivie tEe Aueivap levpis; si,u aaniit snss. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

StrrOsEp KIDNAPPING CASE, - Yesterday
mt rnug two ndiS iduals called MIR John N Denning
aud oli,rtd 10 sell linn likely coIored boy aged about
fourteen ears and calling himself John Henry Wilson.
stating their willingness to dispose Of him for Eve hun
dred dollars. Mr Denniug refused 70 buy him a. the
time end he ag0in called on by one OF the party
hour two Afterwards, who offered 70 take two hundred
dollars FOR the black The proposition very naturally
awakened Mr. Dcunings suspicious that al not
right he held the party in suspense until Messrs.
potoe Graham and Mckinley weye fully iniof mcd Of NIL
The particulars They promptly acted upon their infor
nation and arrested the party last mentioned who
gave his name " william Kelly. lie seems to be dess
and dumb he has not spoken single word, and ap
peers 20 uudr aud all thgt Il said upon the subject
rhe coiorcd hoy who u very sensble youth states thai
lie wa asked days since at the houe Of his parents
III Danyie "a 70 go aboard Of cunsl boat regularly
running Baltimore and h sgrted TO do providing
his psrt ns were willing TncY were also asked about
he natcr and at the time rather suspicious FOR
their chi would 70 bduepped; but hrallY through
he Ter riuaion Of several persona gave ther consent
Tire boy further states that whom the canal boat pushed
he placed Ia The cabin and not suffered % move
icaicely show hmse' to any until he reached
this city That Thursday he was taken b. Kelly to
dealer u slaves fer the purpose of being sold but the
man stated that he would not buy him, declaring his
conviction that he Wilson free child. One OF the
men who FIRST TO vi Dcnning i said 70 be Cap
tain Thomas Wilmington OF The canal boat n which the
lad came the city The irm alo arrested him last
evening and b. With Kelly taken before Justice
Kiug who committed thom to js IN default Of security
appear al a further examination. .-baiiHsre Sen,
0ci 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Canadian lfcns.

An experimental trip The Northern Railroad extend
ing nom Toronto to Lake Huron far completed
made by the directors and engineer Friday last But
twelve miles or this great road yet completed and this
portion Is to be opened fer public ssibe
The Coiotst plains OF the psuper immigration, and
charges upon lrah landlords the heartosness OF exps
ating their helpless paupcrs to die in foreign lands
named HoDoIa NcGenn Of this class recently
fell dead in the streets OF Hamilton.
An exhibition Of paintings, by native artists IL
open in the Parliament House, Toronto and Of
popular lectures Fine Arts is in progress.
At s. Cathurineg and Bytown resolutions have been
adopted disappr0yng of the enactment OF the Maine
liquor law any mar prohibitory statute ia the pro-
vince,
sufferers by the Montreal fire Mackenzie Brown and
Mattice voting against it.
The Toronto E1omiaer publishes eight column
speech by DR. Bolph The Clergy Resolves question
The Canadians taking steps TO be represented by
their productions Of art and industry at tue Worlds Fair
in New ork
1t hiss been decided to locate the iaroad from Kings
ton 20 Toronto in the interior Of tho country, and
along the shore
Measures have been taken TO ensure a fixed time for
the me citing OF Permanent.
The number Of vessels arriving q. Quebec during the
present season is 1,0lO. against yS2 last year.
The mountains Quebec covered with and
ice has formed standing TO the depth Of half
inch At Owens Sound, in the upper Province, two
inches Of snow lay on the ground few days since.
Fifty convicta in the Kingston peuitentary
Gently baptized by Rev DR. Straan, aud l5o others
confirmed
The viii Of Bella Flint Of Brockyie recentlycon-
tested BY his eldest by his first marriage who
ceyed only el0O the bulk Of large property being left
to his widow and her four children Incompescncy
the part Of The teator, and improper influences that
of he wife and her children urged for
breaking the will The suit however, compromised
Mr. Bella Fhnt, Jr the contestant receiving real
estate in Dcllsyie and sixth Of the residue to the
estate and his sister who had been similarly treated by
the will getting certain landsin the United STATES, where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

HENRY II. LEEDS & CO, AUCTIoNEERs, WILL
sell at auction Wednesday tho 10Th and Thursday.
che slst October at the seat Of y A. Comsook Esq at
day, BY order Of the sheriff Of Richmond county
household furniture, statuary, costly paintings valua,
Die library works Of art horses ponies and
other stock Also carriares, wagons CARTS about LOO
valuable house plants and exots garden
statusry life size crops in the ground potatoes 60
The first days sale win embrace all the household furni
lure, statusry paintings &c second days SALE horses
carriages wagons ponies oxen cows and other stoc u
cludiDg plants and garden statuary This will be
found most beautiful sales rre the pub
1c in long time; be examined on any day before the
ac The New Brighton boats leave New York at nine and
twelve o'clock return at two and twenty minutes past e
O'clock every day 1t Is within i've minutes Walk of the
Gerry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

HoRRmLr SUICIDE ~ WOMAN Mrs Passage,
wife Of Ihomas pafsge OF this city put end 10 her life
on wednesdey last at East Rush. Her hasband ven.
70 Illinois lat spIipg when sho With her two children,
eleven aud seven years sge respectively took up thsir
abode st Captain JsGreys In kush wheye they have
since lived krs Y had frequently, Of late exhibited
feelings of dcspondopcy and faw days ago male an
attempt drown herself in The Honeoys creek One Of
her remarks wns that he had internal dease prey
mentioned, he ru he'd fem her bed room into the
hi ohcn the horror Of the family with hf hroatdrcld
Ug herselfn The clothes Of her bed Doctors smith and
Gslentnc we're In attendance Immediately White thay
wore attempting 70 dos hfr throa her rcis.auee a1j
struggles revealed hH fact hA III bal also ou ber nv To-
ia htrIb ~ nbLcI H tds intes tlue= pn1tf i4a
NtM ~ e. NN NJ 500 r#t2 rft.t 'fas 49, tnA IL -
,eI. soon ,Jr.ist --fosa~aG .ss,ef.cg Vtl. -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

CPLEKplD PROPERTY aT ArCTIoN--NEAR JER-
~ sey City. New Jcrsey.-DANID SCOTT, Auutioneor,
will sc at public auction Monday the 18th instant at
oceck r. - on tho Fremisc - ssy lars9 desirable lots
Fituates Bergen Heights tho
Of Conley Esq The above around very elevated
point commands extensive and beautiful
view Of New York to river and bay from foncrs to sandy
Hook. 1bs Newark omubusscs paa near this property
every ten minutes throughout tho day. Also viii be sold
after tie above 20 lots ner the Reformed Dutch Church in
Berrcn Condition OF sale 10 per cent and auct1necrs fec
ON the dsy Of sale twenty the first Of Novembcr,
will be doyeed tho balance on bond and
three years six cent Tor maps aud further
particular inqnirc Of D. Scott NJ q Montgomery street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

TIE YERMoNT AND BosTog TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have extended their line through the Connecticut River
valley to tho terminus of tho passumpsc Railroad aud
oices are now open fus business Mt Hanover, N IT.,
Bradford Wells River AMI st Johnsbuvy Vt The same
compaDy are also building branch, Go be completed
this month"; from their LAC at Rouses Point Montreal
making the whole extent Of their lines about hun
drsd miles giving 0gdensburg and Montreal direct
mucation With Boston and New York and the valley Of
Lake Cbamplain with the valley Of the Connecticut,
with oces at forty of the principal towns in Massashu-
setts New Hampshire Vermont aud Northern New York,
all doing large and steadily increasing bnsiness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
THE CAPTAIN GENERALS ACCOUNT or
TIE CRESCENT CtrY AFFAIR

Two or three days ago, ccrtain incident occurred
n our port, which, although hoing unmpoftant, has
given fi4e 10 some coryefsatior and viii probably
rye as 'faf icf rnpy sumcrs between the people
f Ell hhtils nfH.'fY Who 6Ie so p'e1Ni n
ffN t8#M rNfss A.aa ~ vii d%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
D ". wIsTcorr AucTIoNEER.- HousEuoLp

ID w. WESTCOTT. AUCTI0NEER.- HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture Carpets Bedding, &c.The attention ~
houseeepers invited 70 the sao offurturo removed from
Tweny-fourth street. this Mondsy morning athat
o'clock At No 1i6 Greenwich aycnue consisting Of c
variety CT tapestry and ngrp large feather
beds hair bureaus mGhogany and walnut bod
rtcad marble top bureaus and tables dining card anl
fancy ditto mahogany walnut chairs sofas tse
votaire and sewing chairs IN velvet mahogany aud gilt
irrors inaid and painted tables mahogany Vasstauds
and croehery oil paintings, girandees hall and solar
gamrs creckery, ras ware kitchen furniture, &c. Sale
without reservation Grain or ghiDe.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
TIE EFFECT OF THE CUBAN NEWS IN EU
ROPE

From the Brighton (Ergland) Herald Oct 81
The Spanish government has sent z .OtU more men
to Cuba; but body of fdesperadoes is again collect
ed below New Orleans, and Brother Jonathan docs
not disguise his intention TO take Cuba by any
means. fair or foul. A worse population than that
Of the Southern States of the American republic
docs not exist under the sun, nor with the word
liberty in their mouths, there despotic des-
peIadoes on tho earth. Their object in endeavor-
ing to obtain Cuba is to reestablish slavery and the
slave trade, which iourisbes at this time as much
in Virginia as on tho coast OF Africa The Virgini
ans are said to cat their slaves, which .hcy do not,
indt ed, DO ltoray but they breed and raise slaves
for New Orleans, and the Alabama ani Mississippi
markets, and they eat and live by these salos moro
than by the exhausted soil of the State. The code
nor or black code Of New Orleans, is the most in
possession Of Cuba, ii will be established in that
island.
lrrom the London Court Journal Oct 81
We have this week received the American mail.
Tho most prominent news from this land Of freedom
Us the announcement that numerous influential men
Lave formed society. called the '.Lone Star for
the purpose Of renewing de attempt to seize the
island OF Cuba; ard, under the plea OK spreading
liberty amongst tho. inhabitants, Of dishonesty APP
propIatng TIC possossionJ Of the Spanish govern
mont This intel ligence has naturally caused con.
siderable excitement, as the islanders do not seem
20 believe in the ostensibc friendship of their me
ricun invadcrs and preparations arc being made to
welcome them with becoming warmth. The quas-
tion Of the fisheries he's assumed secondary i'm
yorlauce. ell Jonathan's energies beng for the
present applied to the new expedition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

HENRT II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STE
u Williams annual sale Of American and
foreign 7paintings at the Rational Acadcnof Design No
t63 broadway opposite Bond ,teet Wednesday 9th,
Thursday. 18th, and Friday, Goth inst. Messrs Williams
Stevens illlams their
sale of paintings by and foreign artists, Of dis
tnyaisted reputation to include, among others the works
OF Durand, Huntington, Doughty Rossiter Oude Clifford.
Jonnes, Ranney Rembrandt. Peae, Anne Carter Heard
Poole Sidney Percy, uebrun and to include number
OF iEa cost paintings In announcing this
sale to which they conGden Ally inv, the attention the
public and puroh from all parts OF the United States
they propose to place before buyers superior class pie
richly framed which have only been atainablc ~
private purchase breaking of genlemens galleries
and to present from time 10 time daguerretype asst
the Of modern this siae of the Atlantic.
While the cooperation Of leading artists already secured
guaranty of works which, the ordinary of
chase and sale would rarely be open the body
connoeur t is believed that the plan will fully meet
tho wishes buyers to the artist bene
tits equal hose the public must derive from such expo
so Catalogues will be ready aud the pictures exhibited
as above, on and after the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
sForrsTRATInN.

In consequence Of communcat from the Brigajisr
President OF the military commi siou september 3l lat
past formed to investigate The matter relative to the
toquestraticn Of the goods Of the indidual compre
hen3ed in the being brought against From
cisco aides ana oo-dtfo ondaus accused OK Ills
txctency the Governor General with the advice Of the
auditor OF War, mo fen and before Lorenzo dc Lar
razbal has ordered that Don Juan Eyangclta Gonzalez
Alvarez be prohibited and restrained from alternating
his property, and that the be Published in three
numbers Of The Gacsto official
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

T J.. yAEDEwATER, AUCTToNEER, WILL SELL.
Oh Tuesday. October 19th lols o'clock, at No. q
East Twenty eighth street. Fourth avenue, aid
household the furniture contained in the said
houe, all OF the manufacture Of e. w. Uutchins Co..
consisting IN part of rosewood with plush
tables marble tor eegeres very rich rosewood fire
Stn damasL aud crimson hrocscllc eurtaos also Tbet
curtains complete splendid pier glasses ormou and gilt
clocks condcaba Brussels and tapestry carpets
Sc ao line OF paintings 9dern and ancient also,
assortment OF decorative parlor olsl
bedroom furniture rosewood and mahogany
bedsesds paliascr mattresses dressing tables bureaus
washstands worktable wararates ch airs, also din
ing furniture extension tables china and dinner
complete and very rich also, larIe assortment of
Kitchen and basement furniture, with which the sale will
n3rp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

/. yANDEWATER, AUCWONEER, WILL SELL
~ this day, Monday, October 18th at lo o'clock, AZ tae
sale q Wall street Dutch hulbous roots and plants
from NJ an Warner Sons and x. Van Der Schuot sons
IN lots to sut purehasers also twelve boxes of box
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET..
~ Auction salc of horses, carriages harness. &c., every
Monday aud Wednesday. at l. 0'cloGf. Persons hayng
propsry 10 dispose OF will please M and have registered
INIlN u nrnnrlnLnr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
ID A. Chiffon, AucTIoNEER VALUABLE LOT

ID A. CuILToN, AUCTIoNEER-VALUA LOTS
~ Of ground son Broadway, Ninth and Sixty
second street at auction by order OF trustee Cole Chill
TO will sell at suction Wednesday October 20 1852
swsys oeock at the Merchants Exchange the following
tween sxtyhrst and Sixysecoud streets sixtysccond
lots south sdc commencing thirty three feet
not north side feet west Eighth
nencng mine feet ten inches Of Broadway
Ninth lots east sde between Sixty
eixtyseeo streets including the southeast Of
Sxtysecond street and Ninth For full particulars
70 dimensions and terms Of sale, apply to the
euoNoSeers No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

Fl ENKY ii. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS-WILL
sell at auction, Friday October - at l0 o'clock
Mt their sAles No Wall street. large invoice Of fancy
goods consisting work boxes ladies work tables
eabinet envelope boxes writing desks, tea poys in
Backgammon boards portfolios octagon jewel boxes tea
caddies shawl boxes dressng cases. Japanese card
fancy boxes card racks carvo ivory carved ivory
ladies work box the superb article in ths market
Also an assortment Of Chinese silk dressing
6haws preserved insects fruits ties, bugs
Also rich assortment IF bossed fancy screens feather
fold magic bone sandal wood aud ivory Also rich
China enameed Of all Sizes cuspsdors dishes plates
cup punch bowls &c. with ercs: variety Of other goods
comprising all the best styles this description Of
ths markgt Sale without reserve close consignm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

pYJ. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-TUESDAY, OCrO-
- ber 10, at 10 A. NJ at No. Clason avenue between
xultoh ana Atiane avenues brookiyn.househo iurn
chairs tables looking glasses a hsndsom, sleigh robo
Marine Barracks day previous to the sae Catalogues
ready on