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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

fTNo HRfssNAEFIlS.--wASTFD TO RENT PART or
Il store or show room, between Canal AMI Hoason
stIecie On Broadway drcS srnaker's establishment
would be preferred. Addfess A. b. C., Brosiwsy Pos.
tf,re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

A CoACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY SIN.
"A gle man. he is good manager Of horses careful
driver, and willing 70 make himself generally useful Re
iers to his late employer, g2 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

rItWESIItIH WAkii-Wf, TIE u~uFfgfssfI ~.
j. speesars Of She primary election hold 4; fts north
vest corner II Thirty street ana Ninth avenue
In Tho Iwen'eth ward August IL, 1850 beiv.sn the
hour q oand oel9cs Y, NJ puf.uau, 20 the ean u
The Itmoefssle Republican General Comm tee Tam,
many Hall August !. 1850 TO elect I'VE dosrAtss 70
meet In convention with Ike delegation nom he rix
tenth ward at Nlemans corner ~ Ty~ni street
and saventh avenue 80 Monday, Angus. % 1854, %
elect to- Delegates and tSo aernAsss " sps.seDt
fourtss nth As@mbiy distinct in the stat" ,onvsBon -
h. held AZ hyfacnhs on the 10Th II Augast, 1853, DO
hereby cedtfy ths, the following yss.ous cant
mousiy elected 80 ~ii;r.ona. ki.tpan rrniri s. Men.
nsdyi Joseph Miller, John u. Thompson, Jassa la.iAn.
ALL FiFFNAs,
Nm. SIMPSON. inspectnfs.
JAMIE r. kESSIY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

~ Old Pm MAKERS. -wASTflD THREE f1ilS1 RATE
N hands 10 such the highest price win BE- paid, anI
steady employment, by the year given Also, txo ars,
rate pencil case makers wanted Address Baltimore gold
Pen and pencil case mandatory, 2ai baltimore stree,
Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

NAUTICAI.-AN EEGIfSHMAN A FIRST CLASS
IN mechanic, who has had considerable experience
both in London and New York. wants permanent situa
ton 10 repair nautical instruments Of every
tools. Please address Nautical box 1914 Herald ofce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

T0ACHMAN WASTEn--AN AMERICAN WHO HAS
~ had experience with enc horses, aud Il driver and
groom. competent single man will find desirable
situation Address, with good reference Speed Herald
cf6ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

vI.O IggtOH ffAlt1ts A~D sfytfftyt--SVIiff Is
hsgtbJ gvfn nat Ns hsTe iADsny ffon sl4t@
NIlson sna iAuFtns Nasr it9rTesgr sss Ia ts~ieik a
sntssles ssottussn, a fas ~n2s ssd bvaftas sheA
ccsy ~ tss ipssss nafssi rsiess IN os&sts qa3fiY-
hall gifss ia hs bfxtns rskssr<t from 90 -hsrs
~ Urii e,sfss trsest vsvshga.e s&rh t&ef.ss .<rs
sSrfr yssisf W ssssihcess ~ usrtsbu ffoi tts Oh
s,s a ss Yet tsss~by avoiding any dsssisy - 40
MARE Az All srtiesss ssrrns's1 fsffsssb'sl Asf
"a lit~ssi tsrtss " :. " SIMEON @yfs y ia.
va street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

4 GERMAN, PERFECTLY ACQu AINIEb WITH THE
n fancy chain business, having been foreman Tor two
y,nrs In Il the first j.weiry factories wants part
with o. go ~ 600 apta the hos, references will
be given for his ability and character. Address L. r
Post ofhce, Newark, ". j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

CEvENTH wAPD-AT AN ELECTION HELD AT THE
- knicherhoclor Han, Thnresy evening 10Th MT
la pursuance o the call ~ the Democratic GencrA nn
mit,oc, q Iammany Hail tue foliosing seatemcn
elected delegates 60 the State Convention he held A.
syrncnae the 2oth inst -wiisnn Snsi james Mur-
ply; alternatcs, WIN. Gsife, PANEL Nci,sryey.
JACOB o. VALENTINE /
Tii0- LYNCH 10 .rer.oF-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

C,TUAnOS WANTED a YOUNG MARRIED NAN on
- strictly temperate babits, who has travelled consid
efably through The United States and Canada writes
fair hand and Is ordinary accountant desires 70 mo-.
engagement q light exercising character whore he
would make himself generally useul aud where honesty
temperance and activity would prove essential as re
ccmmendatop. Remuneration secondary 10 perrn4-
nent engagement line addressed 70 r RenliIn, Herald
Office. will recs I've attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17
THE TRADES.

4 GARIEsfR WANTS A sfTuAIIOS-A SINGLE
II man, who thoroughly understands his business. win
The care o. greenhouse plants, flower. and vegetable
and the laying down of grounds, b., produce tho
most gntfactoty references Tor eababty and conduct
II required. Please address ). ~, Gardener, bon iss
Hei aid once, for three day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

VTvHIRTEENTH WARD--AT A PRIMARY ELECTION
Il held AT unlerdoak 4 Hall corner Grand and clin.on
streets, thursday evening Angus, 10 In pur4aance
of thc Recommendation Of the foIpo ratio Republican
General Committee, at Tampany Hall The lowing per-
sons elected b. majority Il 40 vaea-pcesa,ss
Edward G. Mcdonnell traacis n. 0kfoe. A,erna.ss
John orr Ecnry Lewis. EDWARD wDRpi.
JOHN MCCONNELL,
HkARY LIME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

@ I1rAIIoS wANTff-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- Protestant German girl; Is good plain cook and
6rstrate her and ironer IL willing 10 IKE herself
generally useful Speaks EngIsh WE'LL No objection
the country. Please call nj 26l Bowcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

yXANTFp-sEvERAL Young LADIES. TO SIR FOR
w pictures to complete an album. Address Artist,
Broadway Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL.
w situation as ebambcrmaid and waiter, 10 take
care OF children do the general bousework OF small
family. Call Mt 264 East 1ith st. for two days II not en-.
gaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

II TYPOGRAPHY. "A YOUNG MAN WISHES sIruA
IL ton Ms Hthpgraph.r, either in town country
can do either drawing writing very low wages sii
suffice; his only desire being for comfortable place ".
will show specimens Of his wort. Adlrcs. = H. H., 80
fiYhth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

A NY LADY REQUIRING A NEAT sEAMSTREss, WHO
IA also has experience In the management and train.
Ing OF children teach them and take of their ward
and trustworthy person. by applying at Is West Twelfth
street, for two days Has lived fourteen months la her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

WAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w as nurse and seamstress, chambernaid aud
seamstress Pest Of reference. Please call 1t Loo Jay
st. Brooklyn, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

yTyAkTFr-A Young GIRL, TO ATTEND AN ICE
w cream saioon American preferred. The hes, IL
reference will be- required. Address j. g. Herald oce
stating name and reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

on SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, THEfE q TO 90 4
" grand stb aud stgpess sinner 81 ashsnss'r iAsl.
Ion al the Digtianis q ScvAsinh " ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

"0UsEKEFPER.-A LADY THOROUGHLY CoMPE
HI tent in every respect, having lived in
first hotels In the city, wishes TO meet with engage
ment. Address :. r., 1852 Broadway, for one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

dun wriE tsD iicf o.. ~ TN OfuGrsAf
III p~sfsgss ~ ~ ~ asaflyhn Hoyteh aisN snd
i1fs ys~fsr " SO ss.k dnyrn variocs ,rks1~ q
usvSna sgssti sstssfn. .a1r, n yrssa ans bs<ks,
yoy,srs ksad lsties.t no bgfgsT rsssf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

4 GENTS WANTED-T0 SELL A NEW MAP OF THE
n sea Of A1of, Black and Baltic seas, Crimea, new
plan Of Sebastopol small map of Europe, &c Price rs
cents. A. II. J0CELYN 20 Fulton street Some agents.
are makiny from IS to $40 per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

(iHklSTIAN HOME FOR FEMALE SERVANTS, No. CO
~ East Thirty eighth street, between Fourth and
Lexington avenues-Goyernesses, housekeepers; also
servants In ever capacity, supplied from this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

A N AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As NURSE
IA and seamstress, or to do general housework in a
small family, where the washing is light Good city re-
ference given. Inquire at 65 4th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

"ANTEn-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH IRON
w and do the kitchen work, also girl TO wait and
do chamberwork none nscd apply unless they under
stand their business well and bring good recommends
tons from their last place. Apply at IS East 14th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

S,FAsisTRESS. -wASTfn--A SITUATION, BT a YOUNG
- woman Is fully competent 10 DO shrtmaklng, dfess
making and all kinds Of family sewing and cutting
wiling 30 assist in light work II requirei no objection q
n 10 Tie country Best city reference. Address CO.
box I0s Herald Office, for two days.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

king this charge would call upon him and the Russian
minister TO make statement
All that did in procuring aud sending to Halifax
for the Foreign Legion done by the advice and
meadation OF Mr.. Champion, Mr. Howe and Mr.. Mat
thew | employed by MI. Howe and acted his
agent with the knowledge and appreciation Of Mr. Cramp
ton and Mr. Matthew. Mr. Matthew knew Of both the
petitions ! sent He approved and encouraged me IN
sending them away lie encouraged by his advice and
counsel and in giving me money TO send them away
The statement which have made have made vol
unfairly without any inducement other than the regret
feel in having violated the laws OF this country and the
desire which prompts make every reparation in
my power by contessng my fault and exposing those
who have induced me TO enter iAo this Illegal business
make this statement in the hope that il may have its
proper influence upon the Of the United States
in relation to any future action in the prosecution against
me
have made il however without any promise 70 such
future action placing myself entirely upon the cemency Of
those who have the power TO act in Tie premises.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
THE ADMINISTRATION IN ALABAMA.

We have but little doubt that the great of the peo-
pie Of the North well the South will cordially agree
with the Tuscumba tAla) Enquirer in the following re-
marks pon the fidelity Of President Pierce to the require
ments Of the constitution:
His administration has been conducted with marked
ability and with strict adherence TO the constitution
President Pierce has been true to the South and has
in his power, given the southern States rights in
the Union He has been true to the South he declared
fugtvesave law must be enorced he favored the repeal
that odious measurethc Missouri restriction his un-
wavering determination to have the American citizens
spected at home and abrsad land sea- has elevated this
nation before the world,v
The daily union., 1855-10-18
LITERARY NOTICES.

The Pripate Life of an Eastern King.
This little book processes to contain truthful sketch of the
domestic life and customs of Nur Deem King of Dude
which, account Of its insignfcance, it may be well to
state, OF the petty estates of Hndoostan which,
though not belonging to owned by the govern
ment, nevertheless under its contro-wrten by mem
Der of his Maestys (NusrU Deen) household Aside from
the facts related and the state condition OF portion
the human which those facts reveal the book presents
claim attention. for the style exceedingly devoid
OF interest The facts which contains how
ever may probably repay perual of the work Justice
the publisher Mr Redeld New York. should be said
the finish of the book il concerned above
proach and only w the style Of the agreed more
closely with its binding For sale by Franck Taylor.
Japan and Around e World An three visits to
the japanese empire, with sketches of MADEIRA St ee-
ma Cape Of Good Hope, Maurtus, Ceylon Singapore
China, and Choo. By J. w Sp,ldng. RedfeId New
York.
Without attempting to write history of the various coun-
tries which his fortune WRIT without having
the aid of regularly journal of the scenes and
which he witnessed Mr. Spadng has given us high
ynteresting book written in brilliant and attractive STYLE
which will add much to its reliability, If such
word Notwithstanding this work Is gotten up from impor
feet notes and memory il contains large Of highly
instructive matter aside from the many valuable reflections
and the of general information which contains
1t illustrated with eight beautiful designs tint. il gotten
up handsome style, and upon the whole
interesting books of the day. For sale by Franck Taylor
The daily union., 1855-10-18

Destructive FIRE IN CrScINSAriThe Cincinnati Com
mercial of Monday says
At half-past five O'Clock yesterday morning fire was
discovered in the lower story of the carpentry and
flooring mills of Messrs Hinke Guild, on Front street
west of Smith. The alarm Immediately given and the
ERE department arrived the ground with their usual
prompness but the building being filed from cellar to
roof with iniamnabe material IL impossible to save
nythng. Messrs. Hinke & Guild had on hand an i'm
amount of work, great portion of which or
ders from abroad Among them order from Dr f.
L. Lcbde, OF Louisiana, for flooring and other building
material 10 the amount of thousand dollars The
building five stories high and by far the largest
OF the kind in the city 1t contained great quantity Of
valuable machinery which, together with the building and
stock is entirely destroyed Mr. Guild Informs our re-
porter that the loss viii fall short of one hundred
thousand dollars and that the firm have single dol
lar OF insurance
Messrs II. & G., in addition TO their flooring mills
largely engaged in the manufacturing of co chests
packing boxes and portable frame houses The fourth
story Of their establishment occupied workshop
by Mr.. s. j. john cabinet-maker Fourth street. be-
Maine and Sycamore. lie lost a lot of unfinished
furniture amounting in vsne to twenty thousand dollars
This is the second time within years that Mr. John
has suffered largely from FIRE Adjoining Messrs n S G1s
mills the blacksmithng and pattern-manq shop OF
Bird Hoihird & Co. and frame dwelling owned by Mr.
j. Smith, which were also destroyed
The daily union., 1855-10-18

TuE IN GREFgrASp-Captain Hartstene and
his company Of the relief expedition says the New York
Evening Post had an exceedingly gay time Disco.
They were waited upon promptly by the arest ladies of
the place. whom they entertained in the most acceptable
style with butter and cranberry sauce with which il seem
cd difficult to satisfy them When they had all they
could they joined the officers in the dance in which they
excel The officers say that they had seen better
dancers in their lives than these Disco bellies and what is
more wonderful they were perfectly familiar with the
Polka, the Redowa Mazourka, and all the recent
fashionable dances of Europe. The latter circumstance
may be accounted for by the fact that in former exped
tons the officers instructed the Greenland bellies in the
fashionable dances Of the day,
The daily union., 1855-10-18
HEALTH OF HON HENRY MAY

II will be seen from the following letter Of Mr. Mays
physician that his situation is still very criicatoo much
TO allow him to engage in the congressional canvass
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 16, 1855.
DEAR In reply to your inquiry thc state Of Mr.
Mays health, and the prospect Of his being able to make
speech before the people, haveo state that he has bcen
and is now, suering from affection of his arynx pro-
duced by and too speaking open air
and exposure while heated ncement weather This has
confined him to the house since the 9th October my
charge his physician. He has been condition
hold conversation, much less to make speech since
called to him. and he yet remains in that state.
Absolute epose Of the organs Of speech required for his
restoration TO health injuries of this kind are always se
ous; so they not speedily removed.
The active treatment has, from the irst been en-
poyed by me- hope he mny be able speak to the
pie before the day Of election but Of neither
any one, engage for this result
am, very respectfully,
N. r. SMITH
The daily union., 1855-10-18

special election viii be held on the 9th proximo TO sup
ply vacancy (by resgnaon) which has occurred in the
tenth congressional district Massachusetts,
The daily union., 1855-10-18
COMMERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.
grw Yosx, Oct. le, is

NEW YosK, Oct l6, 1855
During the past week the export purchases Of breadstu
very large and prices have answered the demand
with an important rse which, with the rise in irghts and
the fall in Bills has operated against the prohs OF the ordi
nary shipper Prices OF beadstu and the rates oi bills and
f.einhts have CHANGED as lollows.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

Senator Toombs of Georgia. has accepted an invitation
TO deliver lecture on slavery in Boston, in January next
extended to him and other distinguished southern gentle
men by committee Of the Aa'savcry Society Of Mas-
aachusr,ts.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

Hon J. CLANCY Jones will deliver to-day the address be-
fore the Sohuylk County pennsylvania Agricultural
Society.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

In giving place article against the doctrine of
popular sovereignty applicable Territories the
editors Of the National IteHgcacsr take occasion say
We do not to favor the position taken by many of
our political friends who agitang the question Of
restoration of that compact he Missouri Compromised
This rather late to be Of particular
porance; but gratifed to have it after the
New York Tribune had formally declared that there
good for insisting the restoration OF the Missouri
Compromise That issue, which wound mp conspicu-
ousy after the repeal of the SACRED compact has served
its purposes and that its peculiar friends have aban-
doned it MS altogether unavailable we cannot feel under
any special obligations to the Lategencer for giving
the cod shoulder" In its place. however the black re-
pnblicans have substituted another issue on which we
earnestly hope to find ourselves fighting shoulder to
shoulder with the veterans of the Leyenc That issue
presents the question whether the fact that Territory can
be admitted into the Union State with recognition
of slavery in its proposed constitution be good
for its exclusion not Nothing would give US more
pleasure than to cooperate with the EeHgencer in bat
ting for the equality Of the States in resisting this desruc
tive principle Of Sewardism alias black repubcanism
We do not doubt that shall have that pleasure and
hope it's will not be deferred until
the leading advocates Of the issue shall have sowned
and repudated it.
The daily union., 1855-10-18


The small increase indicates large continued western
rent of specie Money is however, abundant except
among stock spectators.
The produce markets are less active for the moment
closing heavy buyers the high rates. holders
are not ready to submit decline Cotton sells lightly
tssy) lk for fair New Orleans Floursaes are less active
Tor future devery-saes State, SIS so ss e2S do extra,
w. fs kyehour, SC 81, Corn meal 50 rs Buckwhest,
W e2 per loo lbs Wheat not active In face Of higher
The daily union., 1855-10-18

LAKE smrriso.-The Buffalo Courier publishes the name
and tonnage Of hundred and twenty ty-nine vessels
launched different points the Lakes during the pres
ent
loni s"hih 90oO
Total saul 'onnage..'.'.,.,r.. 325ll
The daily union., 1855-10-18

According to the above estimate the democratic major
ity on joint ballot will be 45
Two or three weeks must necessarily eapse before we
have complete returns from Indiana The aggregate DEM
ocrac majority in the State win not fall much below ff-
teen thousand and may reach thirty thousand.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

.frIis ssssto 7i,9soaae 37sooooo aoossi;s
The drain specie always takes place this season. and
becomes excessive when the crop short in s46 and 1853
The last thing the bank does to raise the of interest
In 1916 bought specie in London When found that the
specie running low, applied to the government for
permission to 000 0O0 Of Is and 80 pieces that
had been Withdrawn from circulation. These it coined its
expense, and issued 1t bought 500000O Of old gold
and silver in the provinces and coined it. The exchanges
still adverse and january Is, l847 it borrowed
stocks in London 25,O00,000f at per cent. months
with the proceeds it bought silver bars and dollars Lon
don and sent them to Paris at cost Of s0O 209
cent expense. 1t after ALL compelled raise the
of interest to per cent Exchanges continued adverse and
March B it sold 80 00o stocks the Czar for the
to its London loan and aid exchanges The prospect for
the coming winter is unpromng. The Bank of France
offers such price for gold payable in makes
it profitable for all dealers send gold thither This
has becn and is being done from New York. at such rates
of exchange would leave loss under ordinary crcum
stances. If the bank pays much its silver il in
London in ls4T, gold could be shipped from New York at
rates az low as per cent. One mode Of operation is
said to be to sell bills Paris 60 days. bny sterling bills
with the proceeds; discount those bills in London for god
whic5 sent to Paris realizes profit, and the Paris funds
meet the French bills sold here 1t is argued in London that
as the gold is procured there the proceeds Of bills
discounted the maturity of those bills the gold must
come back to pay them. That, however, by fol-
love- since it may be actual transfer Of capital
tain extent, in the of New York parties who have
been in the habit of selling bills ard lending the proceeds
They may remit in gold Paris of lending il until
all the capital employed usually has been transferred
Paris where exs Bank of France paper in conjunction
with that from London and elsewhere Is final with
drawal from Paris may not require the intervention
Of god according TO circumstance OF haryes future loans
&c The rapid increase Of the imports Of goods into New
York. with the present prospect Of larger orders and more
extensive ccnsgDmonts in the spring. consequent upon the
high price OF food there is powerful corrective for the New
York exchanges taking into consideration the large
supply Of produce bills Nevertheless the withdrawal Of
capital at this moment when the balances drawn in
favor Of the Interior tends to increase the rngency OF the
market and this strngency viii be apparent probably for
80 days yet when reaction will enhance the supply prepare
tory to the opening of the spring business The
ket has been much easy this week but although the
supplies Of gold have been fair and the exports large
the accumulation in bank has been very small The bank
turns follows:
The daily union., 1855-10-18

Loans. Specie. Ceafinr.. peposites
;. 5e5,5t2ool siIl0-6s7 5aI.a55f52 s56,a26,473
!. 95,059,in il,l3s,s75 ip,gsJ,355 SO ~, ,452
The daily union., 1855-10-18

RosKar c. WarcHr, Esq.