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strengthen the impressions have unfortunately
ceived Of the views Of the Prussian government Count
Pourtales who dipomatst Of spirit and energy sent
mission to this country few weeks ago, has
signed in disgust the appointment he held in the Prus
sian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Count Benkendorf the Russian military agent at Ber
lin, who had been directed by his government to
leave that Court on pretended journey to the Caucasus
Is TO stay there and hear much Of the effect pro-
duced by the eloquence the Empress Of appeals
TO the tender affection of her brother II these the
intentions of the Cabinet and the sentiments Of the
Court trust that the Chambers will not vote the large
required Of them without obtaining from the Minis
try much stronger declaration Of their policy for when
this money is raised the principal possessed
by the country Of enforcing the responsibility Of the gov
eminent at end and the employment of these
extraordinary resources no control whatever be exer
cised.
NJ de Manteufels speech was received with applause
by the right Of the Chamber which is occupied by the
high tory, Russian party but have yet learn in
what manner the nation has responded to language
which falls SO far short of its just expectations and its
true interests.
the main obstacleperhaps might say the sole inter-
ruptonto the complete union and active cooperation
OF the Western and the German Powers II is well
known that Count Buol adopted the treaty which France
and England had originally proposed and that Austria
recommended that it's provisions should be strengthened
for the purpose OF obtaining the evacuation of the Prn
cipalities
The refusal of Prussia to join in this instrument and
her inrgues with the small German courts of the south
the which have yet prevented the conclu
sion OF this arrangement. The treaty between France
England, and Turkey Is we believe already concluded;
~
tary nature and does not contain any of the spula
tons which have been enormously connected with it for
the protection Of the Christians in the East. Bat,
though the engagements into which Austria was prepar
ing to enter have been postponed by the hesitation of
the Court at Berlin there doubt that she continues
TO prepare a large scale for
is said that the forces collected her south-ea stern
frontier will shortly amount TO less than 1866 600
and the last between the Imperial Cabinet
and the Russian Minister at Vienna have raised doubts
whether NJ de Meyendorf is likely to remain at his
post. II the Emperor of Russia aattered himself that
la hold At. pl,,tn
in this Eastern question: Austria has already shown
that she conccives herself to be dsengaged from that
identity Of opinions and interests and she has it in her
power to obtain, without striking blow the evacuation
of the invaded territories of the Porte.
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A MEXICAN RIFLES-B AND CoMPANIES-PAST
"a and present members Of and companies, American
kihes will meet at drill under Brooks dancing
academy Broome street. Thursday evening at N o'clock
On important business TH0S A. GLOVER Capt Co. w.
w. MOORE, lft Lev. 70, u.
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sPORUNo, &C.

noGs.-KING CHARLES sPANIELs: SCOTCH AND
Fnslth rat terriers Newfoundlands, sporting dogs
watch dogs &c. Tho choicest breeds kept expressly for
sock Large Shanghai and chttagoug fowls Inquire 40
tie ea3sess,
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by United States mail Illinois Golden ats
April in charge Of to destination Letter en-
press by Northern Light via Nicaragua, closes At IN
BERFORD CO., IS Broadway.
CALIFORNIA MISREPRESENTATION TICKETS
The subscriber pioneer Of the California express
nes has arranged 70 forward passengers
baggage the Isthnus Of Panama W leave New York.
steamer North STAR April land each successive trips
and will personally attend to the despatch and comfort %
the through passengers especially ladies and children,
the 1shmus An express mail will close at az and
through in twenty days by the and steamers
North Star and Yankee Blade oaace No. 81 Cortiandt
treet. ]. w. GREGORY. California Express Agent.
EoREIGN ExPREss.-EDwARDs, SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully that they prepared " for
packages from New York 70 Liverpool London
and all parts Of England, Ipeiand and Scotland twice
week; to Havre Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfort and
Dsmans Land and New Zealand by every vessel sailing
hence from England to those places Canton Hong
Kong Shanghae CalcuA Madras Bombay and other parts
Of the East Indies AID China every two weeks Ooe
No. 50 Broadway.
old oswEGO LINE EXPRESSLY IS NOT EXPECT.
May The Weliand Canal Ia OPEN and Port Maitland,
e western entrance into Lake Erie 20 miles west OF Buf
faio north shors Ia free from ice Inc oswego san
dusky line o propellers will commence their
season trips on April 5th connecting Oswego With San
dutky and durisg the month OF april with Cleveland
line OF Albany and rsrosd to Oswego and
prspeers cents rs class 90 cents second class
81 cents third Mark goods care OF Fzhugh Little
swego andend to Peoples line Of steamers foot Of
o0f''Ao' ''' f. $. LITTLEJoaN, 100 Broad street.
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VEM. Writers, ACCOUNTABILITY SELL THIS
w day, at l01a o'clock at 1877 Canal street. all the
psror chamber and Kitchen furniture q family
bookcases and side tables mantel clocks Vases
elegant tapestry and other carpets ocioh window eur
stands toilet sets mahogany and walnut bedseAds supe
rior hair matrces large feather BEDS wardrobes dining
room and kitchen furniture.
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M s. MELLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
hold furniture, carpets ko.-To- (Thursday
at los o'clock at 1876 Third
Grundy Houghton Aeor will sell above all the furn
ure in the above house in part foliowsTa
Pessly Psrer furnture marble top bu
resses bedding croekery glassware Kitchen utensils &c
comprising general Assortment Of good household fur
ure Catalogues the morning Of SALE Cash deposit re-
aured from purchaser
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CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE-wILLIAM
- Irving Co.. Auctioneers will sell ut auction Thurs
day April 9th at l0 o'clock at the four
house. 10 West Twenty first Fifth the resi-
dence Of Carey Esq all the elegant furniture contained
in the above house made to order By Meek has been
hut short time Parlor urnitureSuperb royal Westmns
ter carpets and suite Of rosewood exstcly
carved covered in silk brocatelle consisting
fac tete aete fautcries chairs sewing AID parior
ditto manel and pier glasses in rich costly frames rich
carved rosewood centre and sofa tables superb carved
wood etegere Louis h elegant rosewood7 octave piano;
costly marble and ormulu clocks heavy silk brocatee and
lace curtains, with carved cornices TO match mrrors
bronze and ormuu chandeliers and side brackets
Scvres Porcelain with cetre pieces in ormulu
wood etgere plate glass doors and back Dining
suiteLlegsDt velvet carpets superb suite Of deliberately
carved antique oak furniture in velvet
sisting Of buffet splendid etegeres chairs and
eli arn exten.on dining tables side table cle
giant suite Of curtains to match bronze and
clock Paran tatuettss and figures
Bedroom furniture uite-Eegsnt Wilton and Brussels
carpets and rich black walnut bedsteads
Glace; wardrobes; dressing bureaus washstands
catinets bookcases suites OF black walnut furniture
brocatee; fauteuil chairs brocAtee and lace win
dow curtains and corncc rich china toilet heavy
epred hair feather beds holsters and pillows
sheets blankets, quilts, counterpanes, &c. Basement
Brussels carpets elegant black walnut bookcases extern
brocatelle sofas chairs lounges. chairs couch
china dinner and dessert costly heavy Eng
lish cut gas consisting of decanters pitchers goblet
ehampagnes hook Wines &c Also English oil cloth
vet and Brussel hair carpetng plate stair rods &C. Also
q plctc assortment Of kitchen
with which the sale will com
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY. AUCTI0NEER VALUABLE
n sale of New York CITY Williamsburg, Brooklyn and

A LBERT IT, NICOLAY. AUCTI0NEER VALUABLE
"A sale of New York city, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and
New Rochelle property at auction Albert IT, Nicoay will
sell Mt public auction Wednesday, April s. at II o'clock
at the Merchants ExchangeNew York-West Eighteenth
street.-The basement and counter cellar house
and lot No 1853 West Eighteenth street north side lot
2x9 house 25x40 feet with frame extension - by about
eet first floor two parlors with marble manes sliding
doors and snail room second floor four
third feor four the walls hard finished aud
PAINTED throughout Croton water 6 and built in sub
for ~ year. a. per cent Brooklyn1Rush street-Four
avenues feet each Alec two lots south side Of Rush
street east OF Kent avenue xll64 to IT, feet in depth
Morton sreetrour lots north side Morton street east of
Wythe avenue 200 each Clymer streetSix lots north
side Cmer street 100 feet cast Of Bedford 2x6
feet west Of Division avenue 25x5 10 63 depth
Division avenue-Onc lot south side Division avenue
of Cymcr street lot 25x51 10 to GO depth VII
INSTRUMENTATION avenueYour lots north side
between Second and Third streets 25xIOO5
feet in depth Frost streetTwo lots north side
Of Graham 2jxJ64 63 feet in depth Also
three the south side $50 feet Of Graham
25sl0 feet each Also lot southwest of Frost
and Even streets 25x70 feet Also lot adjoining
Frost street. $3.50 feet the 81
81 feet the other Also lot adjoining
sos feet the
side and 20 the other in depth Whers street.-the
north side 900 of Graham 2Jx100
feet each. New Rochec.-Drake's avcnue-Four lots
north side Of brakes 600 feet Of the Boston
post road xlss to 1872 feet in depth Titles Of s the above
property perfect For and full particulars apply TO
ALBERT ii. NIC0LAY, Auctioneer, No. Broad st.
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ExPREss AGENCIES.


DERF0RD co. g EXPRESS.-OUR NEXT REGULAR
ID California and South American press will 10 forward
by United States mail steamers Illinois Golden Gate
April in charge Of messengers to destination Letter On
press BY Northern Light via Nicaragua closes At az
BERFORD a CO. 9 Broadwav
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A C. FUTILE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
IA hold furniture piano, &c.-A c. Tuttle will sell
Friday at 10 o'cisek at Columbia street small
sortmept Of household furniture of family consisting of
sofas chairs carpets olcoths, mantel ornaments chns
and glassware mahogany bedsteads bureaus hair mat
treses feather beds bedding together with the kitchen
furniture with which the sale will commence Also
peor toned mahogany panofore of ceebr ted make
Terms cash, and deposits required
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ny
virtue Of ohattel mortgage two elegant tapestry
pets one corner stand ono rosewood piano gilt frams
cooking stove mahogany bedseAd Mattress
two paasses feather bed dressing bureau and
Waehstand &c. Sale 4 IL clock At strecx
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CEo. @. LEWIS, AUCTToNEER, WOULD RESPECT
VI fully inform his friends and the public in general that
he now prepared to his peraona 70 the sale
Of estate cabinet household ana other goods,
rceidencbs at his room I'll Bowery Terms moderate,
and returns prompt. Refers TO Simeon Abrahams ESQ,
Lewis II. Osborn, ESQ Nicholas McGraw, Esq. Gilbrt
Lewis, Esq GE6 @. LEWIS. General Auctoneer.
~ a. HORTON AUCTToNEER-sALES ROOM, Is
VI. sixth avenue-Wi sell this day at 1913 O'Clock, the
furni,ure contancd 3 Greenwich between
Barroy and Christopher consisting Of the usual
TT BJACKMAN. AUCTI0NFER.-D HARDY co.
Ill will sell on Wednesday, at 1O1 oclsck at their
sales roor Centre street. 20 charges lot Of loss
baggage which has been stored and upwards con
ng o. Trunks and boxes Of clcbng carpenters tools
.,ncy goods. cutlery. as, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


r. .ss. and sale e yer,
sSTss. A A. M At s
sOrtmsnt Of furniture the property Of gentle
.n e. w
nture n satin damask and brocstse richly carved aud
.ps y 9 sS
and bronze mansI velvet and tapes
Try carpets solid rosewood extension tables richly
cottage chairs Of together with beds aud
basement farhurs also ali q: anturs
&c. the hos:: also Of, ,s :psnad
ture in this sale made order without regard to
es anu liz T
shamined the afternoon previous to the day Of sale
e. G, HORTON, AUcTIoNEER,. WILL SELL ON
hha%s,.,y street also two carts and
HE sSIss, Il t, LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
laid with marble seaae &C.. sshsitsS ~ the csytai
LEEDS st'sssny tore. s rn sa ssssos On
each das S and 9Th April -
sa and fancy Dss soss SsSs the beautiful
CRYSTAL PaassTle ssssSa Of Ss ss.l rio Fio
With various e I,nars table tops cabinets Of
paper wsiehts brooches &e from INC Royal Factory o.
Italy and tie admiration Of person in that city,
fSs nh IF Of The most
called to the above splendid works s Of art
marble received bark Warren from Consisting
of Phsyche Venusof Canoya struggling cupid
and Friendship, Cupid and Dove, Boy and Bird
other exquisite pieces Etruscan Bardgo Hehe
Medc other styles great beauty var
Gus sizes Also alsbaster other statuettes
and other valuable fancy articles. VIM be ready Tor
exhibition above Monday Sd inst with catalogues.
Goods be packed for shipment by M Pandohn at .
small expense the premises Also elegant invoice Of
Parian figures and groups large size viz FINDING OF Mo
ses Shakespeare Milton, Venus and Cupid, very iarye)
Apollo Peace and War Innocence, Greek slave Paul and
virginia, Flute Player, &c.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A. H. N1COLAY CO.
Ill will sell at auction Thursday April O. at the sales
1863 Broadway Corandt street. household fur
nture, removed for convenience OF SALE comprising maho
tables. enamecd suite bedroom furniture meodeoD,
oouehes and ysety ~ other furniure oil cloth kitchen
u sINTZENICH
Late ebiaf sBleaman to H. H. Leeds 4 co.
Stock Of Stationery Binaers' Tools, &c.-A H. Nicoay
the store 2S Greenwich street tho whole of the stock
OF Mr. j. SHELL is retiring. 1t consists blank
every variety letter and note paper binders TOOLS
shears envelopes Bibles, rulers sealing inktands
and the usual of articles found In satoner
Sale absolute. A. III. NlCOLAY,
r. SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman to II H. Leeds Co.
Household Furniture, &e.--A. H. Nicolay, a Co. will
sell auction Friday April at l0a o'clock at the
2 Greenwich street household furniture consisting
and three Ply carpets mahogsny bureaus tables
bedflead bedding chairs and assortment OF house
Sale absolute. A. II. NICOLAY,
Il. SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman to H. H. Leeds 4 Co.
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CORPORATION DOCKS AND SLIPS TO BE LEASED
~ public auctn-Notcc hereby given, that the fol-
lowing docks and slips belonging the corporation Of the
city New York. the leased Of which disposed of
public auction the LIST day Of May next o'clock r.
M the City Hail. for the term Of five from the LIST
day May 1884 viz-East Rverl East half Of pier No.
half Of bukhead between So and 81 foot Of Walnut
street West half Of pier No 81 and half Of bulkhead
between 81 and &c. foot OF Walnut street The half of
bukhesd at the foot Of Broome North
No 81 and south to the ferry End half Of buk
head 81 and 81 at the foot Of Christopher street g.
Pier No. h at foot Of Hammond street Pier foot OF
Eighteenth street New pier GOO feet long foot Of TWEEN
teth street. g. New pier 600 feet oR foot Of Twentyss
cond street Terms .hd of sale same the
sale March 49, And, also, exhibiting the wharyes
and piers may be seen at the Comptroller ONCE.
JACOB A. WESTERvELT, Mayor.
+. r. TILL0C, Recorder.
A. g. FLAGG, CompW oler.
r. w. EDM0NDS, Chamberlain.
WIN. CHAUNCEY, Cha, +. Com. nd. AID
VIM. N. VERMlLYE. Chm. +. Com BID. Conn.
Commissioners OF Sinking Fund.
Finance Department. New York. April 3. 1854.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER.-THURS
ID day April at 10 o'clock An, At No l25 Dean street.
between Hoy and Bond Brooklyn general assortment Of
paor chamber and kitchen furniture tapestry carpets
pier glasses splendid oil paintings &C. &c
Catalogues the day before the SALE at the salesroom Same
day. At half past o'clock Pm at tie central salesrooms
Wiloughby street. Of Pearl City Hall Brook
lyn the entire stock Of merchant tailor declining business
comprising general assortment Of ready made garments
cloths, cassmeres vestings &C. &c. Catalogues We'd
uesd ~
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A UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"A tnre. Original Paintings Pianoforte, Melodeon, &c
a. NEWELL co. will sell Thursday April O. at I0S
tents Of the house comprising large, varied and elegant
assortment including mahogany basement furniture
wood and mahogany parlor do one painted and
gilt dinner set ga octave rosewood panofoe made by
j. Prison, fine meodeon, by Carhart Needham,
original oil painting by Dubufe Also general variety Of
carpets beds bedding chamber suits, kitchen utensils &c
The stock well worthy attention being mostly made to
order Terms cash Catalogues ready at the store.
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A UCTION SALE ON THURSDAY, APRIL 6, AT II
and packages of eIoser lots suit retailers
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N s HoUGH NATURALIZATION SALES O

N HOUGH, AUCT1ONEER-AUCTIONS SALES OF
~. elegant furniture rosewood pianofores. velvet
pets pier glasses &C. this, (wednesday ~ los A. NJ at
las West Twenty first street without regard
to the weather, one splendid rosewood psnoforte;
warranted elegant rosewood secretary bookcaso and
very costly inaid Paris ladies' secretary rosewood
Eizabethan etegere with marble top AID mirror finish
chairs In brocatee sewing do In gold bro
cade, elegantly embrodered number Of oil paintings
costly gold framo all the velvet carpets
ON the oor two very suites In krocads
French hrocstee etegercs rugs brocatee lace
curtains cornces shades fixtures alabaster clocks
pssn figures marble vases jewel eases elegant
side and pier do with black and white marble tops
book standf rosewood and mahogany extension
table dining do ivory cutlery, table linen glass
srs wines gobIes decorated china dinner sets do
pieces sets Of trays mats crockcry silver ware such
cake baskets cators salts spoons, forks service
Sc rosewood French bedstead Gothic and Elirasethan
rosewood dressing and plain bureaus washstaads with
toilet sets eonplete, corner stsads engrsvngs msresss
pillows holsters feather beds quilts OF Mareics woolcn
blankets gilt mirrors toilet muslin and othor cur
tans mahogany soas rocking easy, and parlor chairs
dsmask lounges dining and maple chairs, reception do
Goods must he removed imm ediateiy.
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h0 TONS COPPER ORE. SIMEON DRAPER WILL
49, sell At auction at the nerchants Exchange, at l2
Ave- Nh saturday April $50 tons copper ore Of twenty
Company. VI s0eouns" VI F>orsn Ss1on"s SoPpef
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 DON WEDNESDAY 18TH,
ID and Thursday 18th Ap. AZ II o'clock at the residence
Of r. Beaumont Esq, SO Chambers street. few doors
west Broadway his superb collection Of pictures
ssng Of upwards Of ~ original paintings of the most
dos and galleries in Europe and containing greater
Der Of really beautiful Of art than preceding SALE
will find this the event Of the and
those from distant cities who mako it convenient to attend
will have opportunity such rarely Of selecting
from pain character we'll calculated to meet the
requirements Of advancing public taste Catalogues will
ready At Ave previous and the collection
Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
COPARTNERsHnP NOTICES.

$2 S00 A PARTNER WANTED, IN THE LIVE,
ROsCOU. ry stable business, with the very best Of
horses coaches wagons and doing extensive business
This stable situated in the central part the city, the
level with the street To man. who command
the above amount half remain mortgage this
chance seldom offered The for partner to in
the business None need apply without they have
ST. 800 in cash Address with real Business Herald
for one week
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q G. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Thursday at l01s o'clock furniture in house No 10
place near Houston street. also two carts and
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A UCTIoN SALE OF PATENT RIGHTS.-WILL BE
~ sold April g. at IL o'clock NJ, at the Merchants Ex
change, the exclusive right of Eldrdges Patent Corn
Shelter for tho following named States viz-New York,
all OF the Eastern and Of the Western and southern
States This shelter may he seen in operation mp to the
day OF sale, at 81 Nassau street SECOND story No 4
place without GO of the most valuable land
in Hays county, Texas twenty miles Of the capt
tai. For knowledge of It's value call SAMUEL OS-
GOOD. Auctioneer, No. 81 Nassau street.
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DOSES.-WILLIAM IRVING x CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IL will sell at auction Wednesday, April s, At 10Y
O'clock at the sales No Pine street. stand
ard half standard dwarf perpetual moss bourbon aoi
settle hybrid Baltimore belle prar queen Brussels cot
tage Lady Backs and other fms varieties and
house shrubs from the Of Is Mante at Astoria,
comprising the finest collection Of
fered at public sale. Warranted true 0 name.
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LdvERPoor, March 81, 1854
PnovrsioNsThe imports Of bacon are Increasing and
stocks accumulatingFine beef " in request.Pork Il
more ealeabc but not dearerIard Is inactive
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business OR PARTNERSHIP WANTED.-AN ENG
ID sh gentleman Of business habits and who is good
accountant with from 81 to So 900 at command, wishes
invest the in the purchase busines share of
business Of respectable character in New York Persons
DESTROYS will please address in the
with short particulars, p D., Herald Office. None need
communicate unless able to give references
an negotiation is entered into.
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nANIEL D. NASH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.
by virtue OF several writs OF exclusion TO direct
ed and delivered will expose 70 sale At public vendue
Wednesday the Bah day April inst at IL o'clock in the
orenoon $40 Broadway twenty -four pieces Of fancy
asmeres and checks about 800 yards and also large lot
fspool thread, &c. JOHN 0RSER Sheriff.