The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

| The Wall Street eOrgeyles.
| SALE At AUCTION OF HunTisaTOs's HOUSEHOLD
| YURNITURE-A 6KKAr UROwD.
The tale a. auction Of Huntington household furni-
tsre, goods, etc., which Aolourned IRON no 2atn
usimo. by Henry n. Leeds Co.. took place yesterday
In HUI tipgton's house. IS ia Twenty sscoat street
Before 10 O'Clock A. the TIM Apo for sao
TO crmmence crowd Of persous ladies gentle men,
began 10 hook INTO the house, WI ca hlad to
utmost ospsciy hon the ound door 10 the 9TH story.
Many persons visited TIE house evidently how tho
famous Huntington had lye' 10 inc his magDiacens
uIDiture a. works Of bu. tho majority
or the persons present had beir minds upon driving
| q good bargain
The auctoneer Mr.. Ieeds, began by the sale OF The
'hings ON the lower floor, including the CO spg appara
tus The alcies AL # the ve,y bert qualify. aad
sole readily ano for good pr,ces. The crowd was go
dense that but OF The things could be seeD neyerthe
lefs they were spiedy bid upon by tn parsons wn
desired such articles consiaerog abe very fact OF II al.
instrn's having article proof that II the bes
| that could be Obtained.
When Mr. lie, DIS bad sold the things below he told tn
bidders be would sen the things fourth door
but The greatest difficulty get tbere-every zach
space, from his stand 70 the highest il Ia .
building, war packed with people, sh,le the crowd
rtiil Touring at sse front door II one persoa 10
ION sttrr.d !. moved every parson for yards around
him, and yet che pressure 70 great sse'y all
n2t OF was 10 stand tnl b imoiug crowd.
hg, pushing showing, 'quT mig pqneezng puhDg thi.
way and o. de, ing that way, the anetnses ieuea
sncc.eeed IN reaching toe fourth h,,r art
o,cipg himself m," one OF the pedfooms. Where
70 began The faio OF the ttpgs therap Tho tIies,
both OLD and youug-the msJoriy being OF
frying 70 seoure . COCO position thu ans'paee-;
iter dres and hoped skirts ounpresaei in.o
naryeIousy rnnah com pass. Altogether, tns la 10.
having gon' into the jan, they bore the rough usate
eoursge0usy and CD nliy ,han The sen.ie
men houzo man of tne were heard % ray i, w.a tho
III lh.N nlAH md gvnn sc ina
ass; Dor sonid they keep down occas,osai roxn
snen some teotfnaLs elbows west crashing IN among
heir rios, or when cught in the whring tide OF
mems fierce movements, they hurled dragged
10 direction opposite 20 which they desired go.
upon their skirts the shocking inoarity OF tho air
.oly one OIL The Ia es fADt4d curing the while the
MAJORITY Of Them stuck 70 tho house from lc A. Al to
The fu,ri,e in the two back bedrooms In the fourth
story foid really, aud conmInoed good prise,
az indeed did the furunurs all the rooms,
Tbs t~o rooms We're rsat and pasaot for small sleep
Ig CT anhets The front room the fourth door
much larger and better cIaisaed; il contained basE
spui marble top which sid Tor sA aud
q black walnut bcdseat, which sold for SIS
Tho auciioneer expressing aloud his wish that the
rooms fIgsr 80 10 enable him to get a.oug)
desct Dded into the third sorry Tina ntor. occaplsi
by Two large ard eega isy furnished bedrooms Ia the
front ore there ves gt french pier glass, which sod
tor 81; also reseS ood marble topped dress bureau
which bYorG BIT $751; and ~osd bedsea1 whi,h
KNOCKED down for $50, all Of which articles
uopeer gravely inior rued purchasers they wore
geung Tor lese than ha price, but the saes hal to be
hiaue, whether or sncn toe deCUlpn OF
Court In the back bedroom 1rbs dress
bureau was sod for slG, and double
Tor e5l; a0d carved rosewood amour lace brolght
Sil2 lady - work table $4 50 iron cate lie oy
Herring, $5e spd a mar bic ana brorzs olnck ST.
The second story contains The psrIors The farni.ure
IN them ~ mucn more gorgeous, tue ~orks decorative
art elApofae, co ny ana numerous The biadius
~ss aso conducted wsta moro spirit and interest
0HereD said The sucone.r ,.,g suo,y, psrIor su,t
made by Better. Of richly carved roe~ood coyored With
bue and gold sik bfoca,ei, VIA sofa ate.e
arm and four psror chars. Now ladies gentlemen
fks~a ha ft4n
In the couoiry; u IL superb. Come. how mucn
start withY' Voice" Two hundred dollsrs" .rso
hundred dollars for this fine sa,te which 81 00 $225
am offered. VINO says s26Cf "a tai gentlenan uods)
two hundred AVID my hundred and laiy noes),
three hunt req Sanosner nod ro" tho ssn.ea three
(aay Dods sga,a) three sixy, three six(he old gen
ssmsu mods sgaiD)-tnree huncrod ami sevepty,
(tne lazy ods)-ihrco nuadrua and eighty, oigasy.
eighty. eighty; who gives rinc'y2 You setnDs
nod -brce hundred snd ninety ninety. L,naty n,ps
iya fair j~arbbg-who with give than three
III centre table was sold for $780, ana an elegant rose
wood canopy for eterer for $3.50 TIE wsrc mag
nGccnt and some Of hem brought $40 rne Pssn groups
we're veIy numerous aud sold well; oae brought $50
The elegant carved ross~ood bookcase bound
WOOD so,d for SOL uere" sah ths sactioneer "is
wthr' VOICE" 0oe hundred dollars +" /" rae ptaao
cost eight hundred dollars just look at I'll How mu;a
hundred ono hundred ano twenty i've 10 bd one nua.
dred and my, ono hundred aud seventy sve two hue
seventy ss AgSsssd .s'Hs as and s
re.uemen. -Four hundred doiiars,, Tour hundred
,ea, fifteen. ,veply i've. ,h,r,y.four, forty, acy
Pour hundred ana fifty dollars bcsix,y DO sou say
your sixty, siatyhvs, seventy, seventy, seveusyave
cIso,y. eighty. .istty-four hundred aad eighty Wao
ssys ninety Ninety. ninety, ninety piasty. give
FAR Warning Fou' hondred and ninety doliars-soue !
Who@e hid 70 hY Voic.--.'BAnchArtm
The table s.rvsces very beautiful and costly.
There was quito quantity ct soid silver amt
me Expense Of Mr. Huptret'n's ostabhshnent vas 10
there fully manifested Than this department
were fep' IN peietenne 10 taking TIE prccs offered
IRE thires VIII be delivered to-day at thc hoase. No
thug -As taken away ye,terday. Such Va too end Of
Hunting toDs household rods
Federal Congress Of she Republics OF South
America.
This is the title Of pamphlet just publishod in
Paris, and which has been sent 10 US. The at
thor insists, with some el,quence and much warmth,
upon the necessity and advantages of United Con.
press Of South American republics.
Mixed up with this matter are many considera-
tons relating to the present onward course Of the
United States, and certain jealousy, not fear, Of
the AngloSaxon race appears to have been the
father OF the idea developed though but imperfect
ly, in this pamphlet
There is much squirting at Panama, which the
author pronounces to be the pillar OF Hercules to
the South american republics, the frontier Of them
all, and in whoe fate the destiny Of both the Ameri-
cas- IL involved.
After urging many reasons In favor Of the
union proposed, the author proceeds to say
that besides interest, glory, &c, the preseat
state Of affairs in Nicaragua is another
great incentive TO the carrying out the
plan proposed, ipasmuch as all belonging TO the
saxeral rennhlica of South America "a all now