davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY l. 1000
-ri,.-,,I sc,youic, ngu. .g.iust Count Ne..elrods

universal Sclayonicj intrigue sgsinst CounI Nes-eHV
those influence in keeping the Emperor within bounds
WIS well knnrp This Psnsclsvonic party aims a. secur
iro the temporal ard spiritual supremacy over AL the ot
lo~s-. ~ the orthodox Greek Church and AZ xaSing
Cz.rrr,d lao the Russians csH Cousantnope the eapfs
~ new S~iavonic empire and the Of ef-csng J,
throw the Car into posnon rom wnish ne -
~, -scse II i certain that Count Ness@rOde : not N
fvor nth with bis mater al present the Emperor himself
-eceyi1g and replying al Msuchikohs dispatches Ihs
Prvy Councillor Tengobor,ky special eonhdAn' OF the
Emperor il at present in Vienna ~
The Russian force the Dinablan frontier - aooat
ian roo prder Generals LADDERS and Dsnneberg and Rear
err. and capable Of Transporting 10000 across the
river upon any point; III.
In Connection with the runors bearing on - Ihs
Logd states that his return - Montenegro from =
ps-.turg Prince Daniel distributed 900 Ru.sn md Al.
smong the troops ard announced to them that they you'd
soo haze an ODD ortuuy Of proving their yAor 10 recon
queng from the Turks the territories Of which the latter
had deprived them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
ITALY

News reached vi Switzerland Of violent agitation in
Milan in consequence Of another appeal by Mazzin 70 the
army having appeared To be prepared for WhAmay hSp
men the Austrian Government had ordered the concen,r
zion lsre force a. GallAreie. between Milan and A,onl
not far from the Piedmoutese frontier Numerous arrest
and seizures Of arms hsvs been made.
The Official Journal Of Piedmont publishes a detailed &c.
count or The receIt unpleasant affair with respect 70 the
Sandman friEaie san Giovanni The Sandman Govern
meui declares is full appreciation Of the condgc, Of the
Captain and tie SsrdniAn Charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
Richardson Brothers Il Co.'s Circular.

Pc 1jrtoG LiFEhr'0L' ON NJ -.
The weather since the 18th has teen zhy favorable of
On ,sle trsdr continued qlst a. 70 demand Dt 49,
Ia. en- place he value Of any ates n;e s,s'y - -
ur Ina torts have been liberal ana We nave ~ Ner. =
arrival, Tor tbs Canadian gr d1ce' g ~
Hour sid zee Ga. WHEAT PEI . L-~..tt1 ~ ~
c,.f,rlr,i, la. - s.On were 81 fhe same pefioe
Atour market ts morning We 20 - 1901 easses on Wis
a. I'd -.f.s u lest n1aEket bat s,so.ss5 1900,
p.yrel FLoUR far drH1nd = n,lt q ft.,1
80 g,lyb moved % 'panps a. .Sou- ioi - 49, -
salf snd IL c0ner
SUI Tor either American Yellow Or "A-ir-
request % lste rstes OATMEAL sill Tey ~
OAIs 10 - III extreme gsetafo Tor go5e soulon ksf
- ron he SPOT caEcfJ were he'd t9f rstha 20
my ~ I'd roc htw c ny Ha'l---D' ~ -e 1''s''
Wsgtr ISDIAS coRS Or DkAs . ,,,,,. 81, ~, ,.,,. a.
80, AZ csg Of fcrez1 W HAT llfS 4a-fLes,p
~, "a susstsrss 1858 bb.s FL0uE ExpoH q WHfl
IN crsr r. 81 easT'els iSDiAs ooaS f'S 'os 40 ~ 40
49, e~re,cy Of American Cereses-~he WH.iT 7iNt
~ Q 70C extra fresh ald sweet, loi b'll9ne =.
fb,csif iLoCa . - aS Oao - 70 cosd 20, " y -
w.. ar INDAs foRT-fclOps 81 WtLe -.
- 80 - POI ,uds IL rosoa 10 our lat A-fHE
- Ia busibess done a. tse currency o. ast week
~, n yery limited cssrd The stocE here punnpiJ - -
80 I'd. cnrrrlcv Il last barely slQTprfd 1910
Efrr-sicut Carolina are reported @''o = @~'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
Wright. Candy n Co.'s Circular.

Per ifrtod LIVERPOOL, June H. lS,h
The eonveynE dviee. Of he l',h Instant eored
coIros n.rse eog, s,t Day win .ee,,op 81 nso, s
ard s1ed '.ss OF 49, T 90 s,sT se s
pnce' The A' sd,es' 70 hand on sunday induced eteaa
srsstons Of ..ns srm ho 1921 .sy on ,pseaon no 20
ness rprsd half bens specul,to the den,s
chiefly the more oria.y grades which ss offered sy
how .uH5s a. 'psS .Ss % ,
tedsy there less animation Spectators opersng ouJ moder.
,he day closing gqsy r'ih ale. isposa ., No. ese ne ~
coni s't quotations Remaining that The lower qualities ~
ne ,ses 81 the week las details in annexed isnp
smoln SO $50 bale; Of Which o $50 Are 70 sPecSag na 800
aud $3.50 ENport leaving $3.50 bales Of all Ind
ibe import time $40 bales Of which 7o@1ss
Anencsn.
heworeans Far Mlidnu. "a Oa nary
s.d...NdSnr S. sed.. Ordinary ia,d RE
tia, lie Austrian u,dial.n lad been aeeP,elby Rapis
i've G,ss i, ~" ,a ' y.5o 'i e F oa nj b eai
ard md IL BY the other powers We may shortly have an .
Iic sGvces bY Africa confirming those previously to hud ..i
t -s ~ 49,, -.i1,,ei 4, ~, chen 6e oalesd
ELe tio"fs eop VIE & ~ @ M =, IA ,,, rsrr
Article Tie sde inactive, AID cannot 10 induced % tepxs
Do ehsnce different couse ns paI'l :. Snss
nc 's n- <9 t Ia. y n. f5r a.
soluon Of a between dupulnR powcrs aud ' ess
c,se teiore something definite takes place and lcp so
the r'.u 50 9y We ooh m Gle restriction Or r'%
would Orr prssut stock % Aptfosn
ann demand AID ~hein ne p.a.
10 D. jfC ca 80 ~ bales not recorded ~
but "a C4raed supply in ptp-sI "
5000 ro lto eco bal would $ Of afcra fn
cousdd that anct half Of our pefstt ~
OF tbt 'nslN quslinfss
icus III Ire gt nit alluded % he altered stemg
20 stnrrs ~ iey racsfa Nv
Aver vain erdsas0rg the rule DO Coa "s
ss.ossd Association te en1r Of the q m-fcrni clP -
I lsffcfua caIv the mc1re, corsequ-nry tnf enfHr
fhat ay packed CorT0N shan Dc -
In N1rchs a. proved e. nanfestin The eFg psne
tl, eeek ,fened d.poa IN g. inerots- s
h,st,tr. ben supported shcr. Spuns ai Ah9
eogiri, obtain toll prices TO- ter ~
cncsng f1ened
r,,l.f luton Of general adni tiled would
ri her a. have ths ufactuug dcts b4 ths saa
been other
Our o. market has exhibited ess hrDnes tbs week Osfp
e1fgrue weather for tr growing crops and the absence ~
orc i1quy which AFTER he pnesent ang tf
kefp COBEumffs have been principal Ogfrt0r o
% eseusse chfraeeE Tho Des
se lsA fet DE. A. 70 toeays mecns hes
docrt WHEAT Of n = - d. I'D some ssnt etsnz "a -.
TLUR rd IsuaS CoEs Doth which we're only Ia limited regs<
We snnex Tallss 81 Iap0rts Exports, Prices &c.
AsHEs1h- transactions quite Of retail cnactsf "fa
chsfge % ne from lat 4uOfstions -
Iao About tuns changed hsnfs A. 81 10 80 FcwL
TslLow-sssf enhrsce 81 ctssa ct q gc~t =.
TUsFEnIIsE ga improved request and - bbs arc feoa -
sii1s oT TGSTEsrrsE inquired o and sales Of " 5 aH
Rsss r1oys ofsred s.es embrace 1000 tbs sis0WT
evt, acccfdB 70 qualify 49,. ID, o.
n loud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
lame, n,Henry'- Circular.


Fer trial Li'AAfoo -, 90, ls.1.,,,
P.ooS RELY .asred decline q = e2 saoIs ,s-aass -
- tr..Dsss SHOULDERS fsl 10 retail OK ~ D' -0'~
e-,-si- poeg !. csered = r. frd1ction u D -
Crrrs fnas tuy-rs readily on snFa ..ts ali IRA, .v,o.t 80
80 hes been more Geslf ~. Ire teA''' - =
- m nd raucd at.1 top. b.,,,b, an
flfa Assertion
srrsi 49, n QueFcifTon BAEk A''' ' - ~ 80 "
lesns and TOR Pr .saepha a. D 20 Aaasrap A. o.
Of CLoyEssEED ~ ir'-c-i 80
-. -. fs-oina RICE hsge bseH ? aCr- - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

made bv Merchho and refused by the Porte There vas
every probability that the Porte will persist 10 refusing 70
yild io ibis demand.
Rrmor that the Dispatch announcing the acceptance az
Austria preferred mediation, was false, were circulating on
the Paris Bsur.e.
The British eeet would reach Beska Bay about ish or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

Tie Bank has placed 0oJ reals at the disposal of
Government io meet the half yearly interest payable
London and Paris, on the 9th inst
Gonzales Bravo has declined the mission to Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

Il asserted in Berlin that 81 the forthcoming Zo
Congress Prussia viii propose reduce the duty
on iron from sfieryr7s-h-H 90 The conference vii
comm,nce ON The iih ProHmc and viii continue durip,
three OF four months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
GREECE.

Tae Ojsrratr IS authorized to contradict the state
fu that In gland and France had required the Greek
Government Withdraw the force sent to protect the
Ylages In puie with The Turks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
SWITZERLAND

From Berne June g. i teegrsphed that tha Grand
Council OF switzerland hss resolved 10 resist az any COST
the unjust demand Of foreign powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
RUSSIA.

letter in The HeaSerer May Goth mentions the eIis,
ence or supposed existence .. ~ extensive PAnscAyOnie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
49,, liverpool Cotton narket.


Cotton today were sboa no bsles-iao'adns ~ =
80 cC fot E1port Tie asrEet closes llY ~ Ff''J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
miscellaneous.

Nothing Of the ess interest to the American public
done in Parliament Wednesday and yhe ashland
10th June Several bills advanced stage and dr
Keogh with other Irish members INDUCED in hours
wraneng the subject of offers Of prsermeni under tue
late Government The Resolution for the repeal Of the
duties on Soap agreed 60 in Committee OF the Whole
Commons On Friday the l7th the only state nyn Of I'M
portance was made by Mr. Wilson for the Government n
holders Of Soap which had paid Ala lis duty per tun
would be prohibited from exporting for DRAWBACKS with
per cw Lord Panerson stated that lO6 grave yards had
been closed within he limits | London anathe remainder
would be closed a. soon asPoSsible
Lord Dudley Stuart has tho order book notice OF
ooon To have laid before the House the treaty sign a IN
Is49 relating 10 the Danube puncpaineS and koown IS
the esty II Bls Lmsn. An order IS also recorded Tor
Information respecting the demands OF Russia from Persia
Tbrs were various rnmors GA the Exchange during t1e
week that the Russians were 20 enter the Danube Pnc
pAies on the 18th June and fact that they had Sntc 'ied
~ date and taken pOssSsoR ~ the territory unopp s-d
Although these probabilities we're likely enough toe a'v
Ioenee could not have reached The feeling OF anX-y
was continually stirred up by the announcement o. tsle
graphic dispatches entirely couu'cuns IN u'v' ~" os
The folio sing message which appeared IN second edition
of The Aorsing Ck,oai ofthe Isth had good edsoi IN
restoring confidence; .
"VlENNA, Thursday, 6th-The good 9eccs " Ah'h1i
on he Turkish qac,hon hqre ttcH Gcccrted ~ Russia
Dopbts were expressed in quarters OF The sscara
of this statement Austria being cOroert too nach unl-r
the influence of Russia 10 act as impartial msliNor
Ioadoa Standard and Sun 70 regard 81 true ana
assume tha. pacific termination will oe made 90 f.u OF
bcb some large speculative transactions have already
taken place. - 49,,
Commodore vanderbfrs yacht North Star, sailed from
s,hsmnton on the evening Of June H., direct for II.
pstersbnrgh Previous 10 leaving, the Commodore N
.ittd large party Of the citizens TO take TIP with HIN
around the Wight and TO visit the ases Al Sphs"a a. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NOV EY RK r. T..

SUNDAY. May 22--6 T. N.
During the week just closed the stock market has been
considerably depressed. The fluctuations from day to
day have been moderate than we have previously
not ced but the tsDdanoy has been generally down
wards Quotations current at the close yesterday,
Jared with tho ruling the close Of the week previous
show decline for nearly all the leading ancies The
solid SUBJ class of securities has slightly advanced
The tepdsncy downward continues and the probability is
that lower prices will rule at the END of the present week.
Ttese are indications of return Of the speculative
el;Hg which few weeks since gave much activity TO
the market Holders exceedingly anxious to realize
but there outside buyers IN the street Money
matters cay enough With fair demand for capital
the supply continues abundant. The banks discoua
literally and moderate rates Of interest current
Not outstanding this favorable state Of things specus
cn r fancy stocks H. fear, dead for the present
II Is very relcom at this Of the year such
quiet tines at the stock exchange. We hardly know
what n AXE Of this apathy the part of operators
Nearly all the elements of speculation are plenty aud
cheap enough. Confidence, however, Is wanting With
out that all the rest useless Confidence entirely
gone and it will require long series Of most favorable
to renstate II partially in Its former
position In meantime, holders must make tse best
Of their burden.
The sales at the Mining Board Saturday morning we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23

encircled by rings Of some five inches apart, each
ring denoting one years advance In age These rings
rise up to the height of some thirty feet, beyond
which the green bulb is SEEN and the very top bursts
open with beautiful dropping foliage of the deepest
green. The hand of man could not arrange mechani-
cally truer line than nature he, formed in growing
these trees This alley constantly lined with ladies'
and gentlemen, who come from all parts of the
world to view the pride and glory of Brazil; and
venture to say that none ever visited these gardens
whose antcipations, be they ever great were not
more than realized. The garden Is of great extent.
but the Of palms is the principal natural charac.
teristic Of the place.
The garden has one beautiful fountain at the ter
minati0n Of this walk, and when viewing II in the
long perspective the effect is at once striking and
beautiful.
There are also great quantities of the tea plant,
although much neglected. The large jaca tree forms
strong and prominent natural curiosity in the gar
den, overloaded with fruit, which grow as large
cabbage, and resemble large piece of sponge. They
are very heavy and solid, and when boiled very
much esteemed. The bread tree, ALSO is beautiful
sight, overloaded with fruit and which, when boiled,
also becomes very paatable
Altogether, a walk through the Botanical Gardens
is q delight rarely to be met and Europe with all her
gardens, even Versailles, cannot equal them.
We returned, after delightful time, to the city,
and were obliged to keep our rooms for three days,
to overcome the fatigue which had been brought
about by over exertion
have had but little time in penning this hasty
sketch. In my next will give YOU interesting
particulars, both locally and commercially respect
ing other sections Of this vast and beautiful empire
WANDERER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23


tie portrait is likeness, but y has great resem.
blame to the profile Of Louis xvi, as represented
OIL French coins, particularly the nose.
No. l5 Hunting Grounds, painted by Jesse Tai
bot, Associate OF the Academy. fine looking pic
tue; the dark foliage OF the foreground is sklfully
relieved by the red Of the setting sun, which is re
presented casting its reflection upon the surround
No 49, Landscape Composition, painted by VIM
Yer Bryck.. A very good picture, displaying much
professional skill and talent.
No. -. Study from Nature, Vermont, painted by
G. l.: Hyde. Like the last named picture. very
skilfil composition. Tie two, although BY different
artiss would form prttty pictures for adorn-
ing room or for adding TO a collection.
No. 20 Niagara, PAINTED by J. +. Cropscy, Nation,
al Acadsmi'ian. We cannot say much in favor OF
the above; Ie,baps we raw it to disadvantage by
gas light; but really appeared to us as very exag'
Rtrated, particularly the coloring; the rainbow Is
ako thrust forward to- prominently, and looks very
prhaPs in ys,, ~ s'ygnth our 0plG
UNI for Judging Of pictures good light from above
Is II G best
No. 81. Portrait Of Henry Clay, painted by d. M:
Carter Tlis distinguished statesman is re presented
ii his st, dy tdaating, with one arm resting
b which is lying closed on table beside him
No. 81. Land Storm, painted by George h,ncss,
,wltG iy Williams Stevens u iiams. very
god licime, much in tic style oil Reubens,
No Al. Winter American Scenery, painted by
Cnlis Gjrno,x, National Acadomician Possessor
Charles Gould. There Is singular discrepancy in
Tin picture, for while The road Is supposed to- be
covered with snow none Is depicted on the adjacent
mountains and the trees, on which the falling
would lie likely 10 settle, are scarcely tipped with it..
No ID. Full length portrait Vt Lady, painted
ly Louis Lang, National Acadcfician A great
Deal Of faste di played, but there is fault the
lacy Is evidently ignorant of where che is walking,
ana while looking at The spectator, Is liable The next
moment to make falke step into the water At her
ftet she seems, ALSO rather too tenacious Of the bas
let offowerq in hcr rightband ~ II fearful Of losing
ulE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23

SATURDAY, Nay M-6PA
TRANSFORMATIONS tended ely downward, snA
though no actual transactions reported below our
inside figures rumorsd ct prices GO par 81
less which it presumed would b the opening raass
of Monday next The days business included 900 bhs
Sour at - . - lSx I; superfns No. q At ~ lSx .
81 SIX ordoary to straight State at - 50 - 01k;
favorits STATE and mixed Western at 81 e2x o. 7t
.ps, "s ss s' sSd ssssa
s. 1sK; extra Inoiana and Michigan, ct ~ ~ =
Is 60 extra Ohio at % Is IS 8lk and extra Gcne
see at - l2k 30 per bbl Canadian remained IS las
Do,iced Southern Was rather moro sought after II
good IS s1h IS 5eA for favorts and s5 eak eeN
for fArcy PR bbl bye -four and corn meal wore nT@
; ns soy %ss" S.gss
article at 81 So ard 2700 inferior Canadian do IN
bond al 81 os per bushei Rye and barley continued ~
cbanged State and Western oats were In iAir reques
nspd here we're $1,000 bushss disposed Of a eoe
sc .eu Zoe S9c for yellow Jersey and Southern
CorroS-Tbe sales 10 day we're 2,loo bales ~ prices
Trnorrs Rates were dull, and engagements vers
pht For liverpool the Sovereign IT the Secs eog.geA
about 200 bales cotton at sd 600 ebls rosn "a
"a and 10 hide+ at COS There ~ss very little dcos
nv o.ber vessels while rates nomnany the ssms
.bp va engaged TO load at Quebec for Liverpool ~ AO
T, Bnvre cotton sas at Nc ashes At 50 and ne seA
bark At $40 There wss nothing new tcI ondon- To c.
orni 500 bb -four were engaged at 4cc pet loot Ia.
sr,mtpt, The gens'ai range was from 500 ~
eli, - m nearly loaded. asked 60c per foot -
fRoyIsIn M Pork pretty brisk We potsso 49, 90
OF eco hbiS Of S13 - Tor prime; $l5 sIh so,vnt
md SIT for clear Ter Dbl Cut meats we're a,' sn<a
sf en- W. heard that go packages found fa 40:
stAo fo dry ssled shoulder ,5Ac pickied
sAcasxc Tor sry salsd hams; and sXs IA. ion hsv-
DO Ter In Lard evinced extraordinary ~" snis 90 d -
ing been operated Ia tb. extent q 9f peuty ana
ine chiefly at exc loc re-, 10 We bero bbls.
dipro cd a sss so for cp,ry country sasss;
20 e2k for city 90 IS 10, 70 SIS for repacied csi
DO ,, ssss ua a % DSs S'
but'ef Wa 're 800 Isc a Tic for Western New torx
s,sc ~ &c ~, for orange Co. per ID Cheese was ''-
/
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23

out until our fall ports q msrchsndiss gsts to 10
large.
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Montgomery Mr.
ing company will be held on the It'll Of June proxinsl
81 'ne once OF the company Insurance Buildnss wan
street, Tor the election Of directors and ooers Il ne
company for the ensuing year. The stock Is now prno
paly held BY few gentlemen, who are Determined 20
prosecute the experiment Of manufacturing zinc pai.t
from the the land Of the company thoroughly ~
economically Economy, with the professional sid a
such men as D. Jackson and Mr.. Hayes, Of Boston, N
soon determine the practicabiity Of the scheme. ms
management of the company win devolve upon mea We
are bona fde of the STOCK and who ara sarsav
disconnected with the doubleshufae Of wall street.
Inc quantity and value Of foreign dry goods entered ae
TINS port for consumption, for warshousng and he
Withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending
May 18th, In each Of the past two years, were %
annexed -
MOVEMENTS IN Foreign Dry Goops
Entered for ConstisNpti0N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23

Total value put market week
ending May 10Th ......,........ s4l3,8S8 t97l 20
will be by this statement that in the week
this year the amount put the market double that
Of last year. The aggregate Is large for the
which attributable the arrival of certain description
Of goods intended for the early fall trade at earlier
time than usual.
The annexed staten exhibits the quantity and value
Of articles other than dry goods imported into this port
during the week ending and including Friday May q,
1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Total ..................... %

Iotai ......... .............s $o,VtoyooA
It appears that about nethrd of the aggregate was
composed Of foreign goods Among the other gensrsl
articles Of import the principal items follows
Coffee sl25 tS7; nader s43 s41 furs. 81, Ss4 InaA
rubber, s41,76s undressed skins, SAT s2s; brandy
sc4a27 moasses sS7,l55 copper sheathine. $4s $50:
iron s62 o73 railroad iron SIP $780, lead, s72 17S;
tin s116 $40 plantain bark, 6647 sugar. $500 l2ss
tea sS244s watches. $751; psf goods fer the Crystal
Palace entered are valued at 81, 066.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Servants In Europe and America.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In reading paragraph in one OF the city papers
/ could not but notice the great ferverson of facts
by statement respecting servants in Europe. No
candid or honest man ought to read such state
ment without Immediately repudiating many Of the
charges stated therein.
The writer states that the amount Of wages paid
for public servants in hotels is about onethrd that
paid in the United States. beg distinctly to con-
tradict that statement, and to ask that gentleman
from whence he gained his information; for any gen.
tleman who has the slightest knowledge Of the
salary of domestic or public service in England
could not make such a statement without blushing
for his veracity; his remarks with regard to hotel
walters are totally unfounded, when he states
they are paid no wages, but depend entirely on
wells can tell the gentleman thathe cannot name
one instance Ia London where such is the case ard
call upon that gentleman to prove that such is the
case; and | am prepared to prove that in many
amounts to no less sum than from three to four
pounds sterling per week. and ! further state and
DEFY that gentleman to dsprove the next assertion;
that you cannot find any man to act as supernumc-
sbilhngs, or one pound sterling; and would also
remind the gentleman that waiter married man,
live comfortably for one half the expense of pro-
visions or house rent. would like that gentleman
to state one instance Of any public or private waiter
working for the sum of five pounds per year. But
with regard to tl e best of them think it unneces
sary to make any remark, for his statement would
refute itself. Would reasonable man for one
moment believe that any man gaining any kind
Il livelihood in Great Britain could be induced
to leave the home of his fathers for the small
pittance Of $l2 per month to drudge II hours
per day? What lucrative offer the writer in that
Journal makes l would beg to inform him that his
statements with regard to no societies. or restraint
are totally unfounded, for in London not only are
public but private servants protected by society.
object to societies that make stipulated salaries;
would prefer to pay every man by his merits.
would also give him to understand that in no country
in Europe are walters held in such subordination as
in the United States of America. But You will find
them generally well educated, Of good conduct, aud
gentlcmany department $50 much so, that any lady
may question them without receiving the slightest
uuibrage. remain, sir, yours respectfully