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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24
Proposition for the Avoidance OF all Futur


Proposition for the Avoidance OF all Failure
~ 10 Se sung % he tune u Yankee Doodle
Professor Mahan went about,
Usser v ished to kick him OUT
But didn't like 10 risk H..
%ere (; for ST. ses p S psII Sss sae
Was countenanecd by Dallas.
I'M place Of writing, Ike fool
With all his diplomats, sir,
Tn Tss err Se snss q aT an ' osss asppy
SSs s, 81 a. isnSs ssHfi
Smith Brothers price Wholesale and retail clothing
warcrooms, No. iaa and iio Fulton street. New York
Black Cloth Froclx Coats.
Blue cloth dress Goals ...........'.'''..
Cashmere business me- coats. ~ ~
%sv extensive eiohns warerooms e. and Is Full
erect
Congress OF FashIon-OpenIng or the ses-
sisnlhs trade and The ladies' are nsaed 70 meet n, lat a,
street Tuesday the aoh Instant inspect The most superb
Kshlo2abie world in his city. See advertisement
Gentlemen OF Taste, who Particular AS
quality make Of their underwear WIN find The mos, care
a GREENS shirt manufacturing establishment, No Aston
Only 81 for French Calf Boots, with Pa
@ Ps Sas ef 81 = Il Sn3 s
and CATERS every STYLE equally low good assortment
hand
2he P1ano.-The Greatest Improvement II
IL G. f1SCBERs improved circular scale planofore
Nareom, 33 Broadway, opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
mcSgs twenty gh;h street and Ninth New York.
Pianos asl Ne1odcons. Horace Waters
0edern eaanos aud meodeons
6rssdway Pianos rent and allowed purchase;
o2zO; melodeons from fIsso sis5 ~
For Fancy Articles nd Toys GO TO Rogers
EVerv
efy Il there the t,nre
rrcules and veng bags porcelain china hron - or,a
ments, combs brushes perunery and children de.
parimen dolls games and toys OF every vay and cheaper
than be obtained elsewhere.
papsr Neutrality-suspicious. Faye a Co
~ Broadway Warren have On hand vscv az
paper hangngs displayed screens 20 Wat their ees can
r. appreciated. Artistic workmen only employed ad
warranted.
Dru9rsstA' Fancy Goods ExelusiveIy.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

extensive bazaar o ansy goo nq Broadway Every var
rrticues and travelling bags porcelain china bror = orna
ments combs brushes, perfunery and he children de-
dolls and every vafafy AMI cheaper
than can be Obtained elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS ATTENTroN-A MEET.
~ ing OF tine original volunteers who served Ia the late war
With Mex CO. will be held at the Mercer House corner OF
Brpme and Mercer streets, Monaay evening August ~
at u O'Clock precisely. BY order,
gAkRET bYRENAN President,
MORTON FAIRCHfLD v. President
WILLIAM PrEL, tecreary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24
Beussre OF Pickpockets.

Beware Of PickpOckets.
Another fra I'D has got abroad
On Lyon Is famous powder.
All SC amps, for cash, who sell the trash
The vIest OF the crowd are
EyaS for councrfets LYONS powder and pis Tor
insects and vermn. Depot, 44 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

sien-1he trade aud the ladies' notified 10 meet nj
wlfDEs extensive millinery warehouse, Nos ~ and y John
Tuesday the h instant 10 inspect the most superb
fall nstern tonnris fresh from Paris offered 70 the
fAshiu1nbc world In this city. See advertisements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

WILLIAM n LEWIS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
w lots for sale at public auction William n Lewis Son
viii sell at auction on the PROMISES opposite the railroad
pot, Cenral Morrsnna, Tuesday August & 1855 at
r. NJ two story house with attic aud cellar, well and
substantially built aud finished by DAYS The house
- feet front by 80 deep aud contains rooms the
cellar and attic The OF IS by 100 aud there GOOD cs
tern and fence. Also elegantly built house modern style
~ feet 'front.' and e feet Deep containing eleven rooms attic
Kitchen cellar, and seven closets ali well and
built and finished by The lot rs front by
$50 feet deep, good cisieru we and substantial fence
There the Of the lot good building shop
y feet with cellar Underneath. The property will
he sold either together separately suit
wM. N. LEWIS SON, Aucuoueers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24
WASHINGTON HOUSE AND GARDENS. HoRoKEy.

1--WE Nf.<s
w at aucion-Ths well known public house gardens
situate If the greatest city be
Sold at public auction the premises the LIST day Of Septem
Der next at O'Clock r. The business has been
fully carried by Mr. John Ireland many years well
known for the last twenty iayorte thou
sands being within two minutes walk OF the ferry The
direct road leading TO the Eysnn Fields The premises
sst Of nearly three lots OF ground two houses rabng
house Ae 4c considerable portion OF the purchase money
remain mortgage. For further parc lulre OF
the aucionecr, DAVID SCOTT. No 10 Montgomery street
Jersey CITY, the premises. sale positive without regard
10 weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

20 styles Of their ties scar shirts &c and the
quality and make Of their underwear viii find the most care
fully recherche this side OF the Atlantic
GREENS shirt manufacturing establishment No. Astor
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

STATI0NERY, &c.-J. J. wALDR0N, AUCTIoNEER.
y HENRY g. EVANS, No. Liberty street, VIII sell
Tuesday ~ at 10 O'Clock precisely
underwriters large stock Of stationery slightly damaged by
ire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

Wy :. MEIL0R. AUCTIOHEER. -PrANOrORTEs
w. new; shifting top light cost sa15, made a
broadway maker; piano stools &c at auction at " O'Clock
at salesroom Is and 10 Park -, Tuesday, August
a. Pianoiorcs are all fully warranted, viz carved
paroioe made by Light Newton, OF New York, and
Roo been In made by William fandeman
son fully warranted Nuns, Ntchke Fisher and ohcr
celebrated makers. Also about thirty piano Stools
&C, the whole for positive sale pay advances. Also
e,cial line gold watches rings pins, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

A UCTION NOTICE-TO BARRIERS AND OTHERS
IA A. NJ. CRISTALAR Auctoneer, will sell, on Monday,
August 10 O'Clock at 6 Houston street the lease good
win and fixtures OF hair dressing shaving and bathing
ing carpets olcohs looking glasses &C &c together with
bathing tubs, with apparatus hot cold water, and
lease Of the premises The whole will be sold in lot
For further particulars apply at A. NJ CrsaaI oice No
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

vIrARFFIEID.-THE MEMBERS or THE INDUSTRIAL.
w Home Association No s. are hereby notified that
lar meetings Of the association Cor recevng money viii not
be held iG3 Bowery amer the frs OF September Tho-e
who wish D. aer that date do by calling the
Purchasing Trustee Cornelius A. Cooper at W. Ne ~
Grand street. between three AMI four clock any after
except Saturday Sunday Members will receive their
deeds Immediately paying
coRNELIts A. COOPER. Purchasing Trustee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

1he P1sno.-The Greatest Improvement II
~ G. fISCHER'S improved circular scale pianoforte
Nareom, 32s Broadway opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
moeSr twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24
THE MILITARY.

GRO. G. MANN GUARD WILL HOLD MEETING
VI ~ the ksgle dr room, Of Christie and Dearcey
Monday evening August Is All persons wishing
&. nSpIsessr, Sec. 7. ). LEONARD, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

UCTION NoTICE.-HOTEL AND SALOON FURNI.
n ture, fixtures. Sc.-SAMUEL OsGOOD Il CO., anc-
toneers 81 Nassau street. will sell, Monday
Aug rs and following days each day at 10 o'clock A. BY
assignee the entire furniture fixtures &c Of the
Plymouth House, formerly the City Hotel corner of Broad
and Howard street, comprising the turnarc of liz bed
alFof which well furnished The parlor furniture IS
nearly new, and has made TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

M s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.-TU ESDAY, AUG.
w &C. al 0ls O'Clock, at saesioom II and II Park OPP
pose the Aston House, perempory sale the stock
cabinet furniture, oil paintings French plate mirrors nve
rosewood pianoores table linens ved
ware &c on hand and to be sold positively without
TO advances viz ten solid rosewood parlor SUITS covered
In rich brocate plush and hair cloth, ~
iage enameed chamber suits richly decorated rosewood
hogany. walnut and oak chamber furniture variety
warrobcs bookcases etegeres, sidcboars music stands
solid oak dining furniture extension dining tables
chairs and lounge beds covered fancy de
lame seat cottage chairs lounges sofa beseads pure
hair mattresses Turkish and plain rockers
chairs in great variety with large assortment Of plain
nture second hand carpets looking glasses also 100
oil ntings, in rich gilt frames 10 French plate pier
manie mxTors French china tea ware coffee urns
motto cut glass black tea soap, worthy the
attention of the trade and others Catalogues issued
ing Of sale. Goods be packed Tor shipping The
me eea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND CUsHtoNS-PA
tented February 49, 1866 warranted automatically cor
rect and possessing equal elasticity ia al seasons For sac
only by MICHAEL PHEIAN 80 Chambers street up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

UCTION NOTICE.-CROCKERY GLASS AND CHINA
~ at auction, by j. s. H. BARTLETT auctioneer. Tues
August 10 O'Clock at 5l Pearl street, 80 crates all
kinds W. c. blue and 100 packages glass ware
china tea SETS &c in lots from the shelves sale positive Tor
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

CHERIFF'S SALE-A. NJ CRISTALAR AUCrIONEER,
- VIII sell Monday 18th inst at l0s O'Clock, No.
d. the balance OF stock remaining ursod comprising
large assortment Of liquors and groceries, consisting OF
Oard London dock Segnee, pale and dark brandes port
and shorty wines clare Jamaica and Santa Cruz
together with large quantity OF teas, coees soap
pick les, sweet oil, &c, by order OF
JAMES c. wILLET, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

TNLYING HORSES, ETC-ON MONDAY, AUG. 25 AT
l0a o'clock the premises Rensen near Court street,
Brooklyn of mechanical exercise horses comprising
twenty thirty persons;
with all the necessary machinery tent large travelling
the whole thing, This macbue imported
Germany, at great expense, and L in perfect order
PEED COLE Aucuoneere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

IMMIGRATION TO NTCARA0UA.-A FREE PAS
u and 100 10 go OF land will be given 10 settlers
Persons desrous Of emgrang can obtain fal Information
relative to climate soil &C, at the Nicaragua Emigration
office, 100 West street. foot Of Liberty where Mr.. j. w.
Fabens for time past Director OF Colonization Ia Mica
ragua, may be found Tor the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17
A1raignment Of William III. Garland, tn.
Alleged DcrAuluer.

From the New Orleans Picayune, March 81
ramor which prevailed yesterday morning, TO ths
effect that Wm a. Garland the impeached ex- treasurer
ofNev Orleans be taken before Recorder Bright
for srraenment, brought quite crowd OF the curious
little chance CT witnessing the solemn ceremony for the
hours away from 10 O'Clock A. N. till O'Clock Z.
shs great wa; not tn
crowd grew less and less, till scarce haf dozen re
nnain.d shortly after the clock strcck l., carriage
drove hastily up, between the City Hall and the Re.
corders oce and the Treasurer, panied by tn
Chet ofPoice stepped and walked stairs into tins
Recorders pi essence.
As he entered the ,urt r. o noticed that his
rad lost something OF its wonted rnness His face
pale ard there world OF meaning-aye, of agony
in the convuive movements OF the muscles around his
mouth and eyes. Although he had not been subjected
to the plying gaze OF eager crowd, still conscious
cycles fell whenever he caught glance plying rscog
ton from one he knew aud had known when his hopes
were brighter.
The Recorder, after the prisoner taken his stand
in the criminals dock-he same dock in which vsgrans,
bu, CLARA and murderers have stoodeao the first ada
Wit which had been made against the prisoner by tbs
Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the Common Couu-
Gil. This affidavit charges that Wm. N. Garland, VIII ~
entrusted with the safe keeping anc disbursement of 10
city did, on divers times, traudulsnty and
loniousy enbezze and convert 10 his SIS 90
and upwar1s OF moneys belonging TO the city. An ai Ia
Wit uenty oeposed TO by the parties ncre
the charge to over SEQ 600 embszzed by
When asked whether he pleaded guilty or not gnilty
the prisoner, in very low tone OF voice said s'Not
guilty. and asked for time TO consult hi legs. advisers
MessIs. Logan Hunton and Raadsli Hunt.
The Recorder said that the Of o. A. Pteld aud +.
NcFarlape had been fixed for Saturday next, and he
the ught it best 10 fix this at the time rio
would not howsver press the matter 10 day two,
and IT, SATURDAY the counsel employ In the case
did not consider themselves ready for hea ring pos.
p1nenent might be he'd. The Recorder also osaerse
that he wished to know beforehand the prisoner
would ready for examination, he had promised to
Telegraph tor Mr. Noise, the Attorney General who wish
ed to be present.
As IN the BAIL he Recorder said he had Gxsd It Of
$500 COO hat being about twice the alleged
have been eubezze. The bail ~ the other paresPit-
field and McFarlane--was fixed at s25 600 each
When he prisoner was about to turn away the pnr
pose Of terg led back to prison the Resorder observed
yfp will excuse Mr. Garland for travelling 80 FAR
cut of the express my deep regret Mt nnQ
ytu IN this position. My duties a magistrate no "
ever must not be Influenced by my feelings q man"
sonetbipg like tear gstene3 for moment In tho
prisoners eye when be heard this and, ia turning he
drew his hat down On his brow and walked away ia nj
Ierce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

OYSTER LAW IN BALTIMoREs-An ordinance was
passed yesterday by both branches Of the C Council
which enacts that II shalt not be lawful for any
oyfos the shen in any other way except picked
sced Theoretically sealed, between the rst cay OF
June and the hfteen.h day # September in eaoh and
every year under penalty Of treny dollars for each
every oence-ope halt q aad toe 70 the iu'orr1er,
tbs balance 10 be paid into the city treasury Tho orc
,n,e makes some difference In the trade IN oysters il
N swss the signature Of the Mayor to become eIeo
se--6oPimoTf s,'n, Mya 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

THE CINCINNATI FUGITIVE SLAvEs-THE REQUI-
snos-Ws stated the ether day that Governor Chase
had made requisition upon Governor horehead, q
Kentucky for the return Of the slave who XII
her child within the boundaries Of Ohio but who undsf
the decision Of the United states Disrc Court had beea
remsnded back into slavery. The party who com
missioned By Governor Chase proc sed to Frank
the capital of neighboring State, and mske the
QUESTION upon Governor Morehead returned to this city
yesterday without having accop iahod their purposa
They reached Franfort Thursday evening, and had
interview with Governor Morehead and placed in his
hands the official papers relating TO the with whtea
they entrus ed. The Governor told them that he
would examine them aud give his the NOR.
On Friday morning he granted the request
OF the executive q Ohio for The return Of il
woman, who had been indicted by the Grand Jury
Of this county for the murder Of her chld
Thus provided, the parties proceeded TO Lcus-
ye having ascersined a. Frankfort that she had been
there the evening previous for the purpose being
transported 10 ArkansEs She accompanied by her
other child, and the slave persons belonging 10 Mr.
Gaines, she had inside their escape and who r
rested and examined in this city with her arrv
at Louisville very lite information could be ooSned re-
spectLg the parties named 1t however, ascerain
ed that they bad been shipped that morning board
the Henry Lewis, and tcketed through TO Gainesport
Arkansas She was, therefore out OF the reach Of me
warrant Of Morebeed and could not be brought
back And another act 10 this strange sad and rne
lanckoly drama has to to rel8 led. The Gamer Heury
Lew board Of which these slave persons werepa cec
was into by smother miles below Louis
ve and wrecked and the remaining child n this
drowned all the others, be ieve, saved, and
perhs by this time their 6estoation-Ganes
port, Arkansss.-Ctnctnnoti Gasstte, March H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17
MorE RAscAI1rY.-The Gospel Baaner states

MORE RAscALIrY.-Tbe Gospel Banner states
that good deal excitement has been c.used 10 Angus
Ia Me- by the discovery that Alongo Elis, bu cher
and pr vision dealer, has been guilty of series of
vefies which have ra'ey BEEN surpassed X, has bson
carving on tis operations for several months aud has
foresd The name OF HE father and those OF some Of the
msst prtrnnept citizens in the place. Els operations
haye been with the State Freemaas and Grnui.e banks
o Augusta The Northern End America Of Hai'owe the
wAtetyile bar ks and the Canton E.nk Of China. The
shoe Of his liabilities ~ aseertsined is atout
sir Goo vsoet Of T. raised forged paper IL n exe:o5
hat he Il concealed somewhere IN the vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

the city and county Of New York; from the 9Th day
March to the 18th day Of March, 1856.
Mem, SO; women so; boys, 1ol girls, 14-Total, 43i
Adults 132; children 900; males, z2a; females, 2l0;
eolored persona, I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

Az her entertainment ha opened TO be present The
Imperial box vas oecu pied BY their Maest,es and suite
Gently Dressed Her Majesty bsoved by all classes oil
her subjects her income annually is $4S 00 and nearly
The entire Of this she gives to the poor
The boxes and the entire theatre filed to overflow
ing, and So 600 were paid for boxes and chairs
The fair bene6ciare received present Of diamond
recklsce and also crown set with diam onds wnico
with other presents, made benefit equivalent to-
So 0U0. NaGarns Clarion received perfect shower OF
flowers and wreahs, ana boquets made from The rich
plum Of the os brilliant variety of the birds of Boa
ILL., Are the cose of the ente -tainment six hun
dred persons accompanied Madame Charlton to her pr
play Of fireworks, and did not dispsrse It'd neatly day
light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

The American bark Jaha Aln, from Sidney bound 70
san Fra ncisoo totally Lost The 81 OF October last
Of Scuy Island, and five persons drowned. The
remainder OF the and escaped to the ad
joining Island ia a most destitlte condition After
naming the island weeks repaired the ships
boat and started for this group with nine Of my
and succeeoed in reaching Bora Bora four days after my
depart ure II Sicily Island
The Britisb Consul Rattan, hearing Of the disaster
and the deporabe state Of the passengers and crew. i'm
mediatty despatched express to Captain latham of
the scho I'm Packer lying Hua en-, irted
without delay TO their relief de called Bora Bora
took board. thence protested sciy issnd
rescued the passengers and crew. and brought Them Ia
safety 10 this port.
On my arrival here you assured that my connection
with be passengers ceased hat they o my bands.
On the 21st inst. the captain OF the French ship Afi
kindly rendered 70 Tree passage ia his
Immediately applied 70 you for Information whethe- IL
was peceesay TO notify the French government OF my in
feLded departure You assured me that IN my hey
would waive such form atty, being stranger 10 the
| customs Of this port.
Having full conldepcs in your knowledge aud the p)
siIion occupe4 by you rspessRtaiys " my eounty
sntcipateu nlerfersnce from the authofi les but
busted myself with necessary preparations for my depar
ure: and you may judge Of my sstonishneuf oeing
informed by Cover nment ocpls 70 d. that coult
| be permitted TO leave this island
Sir was brought here pass erger board the Enml
Packer shipwrecktd and in distress The clothes my
| back we're loan from Capt Latham, Ny soip cargo
and god, amounting to SOME sreen thousand dollars;
| 10 creot to raise any Whatever. have incurred
indebtedness in the domiions Of this goveremeut-
! / Rave at all times eoodBc,ed myself dscen,ly
ana in order insrio ged law Or reguation and it il
or the vt most pecupary importance for me 10 reach
Francisco where my business Interests centre at tne
last tossbe moment. Further delay will be attended BY
inter- min sud bankruptcy and there Is not another OPP
por.uni;y for that rase expected for the next two
months therefore respeef fully request your intaffsr
ence afsintsnce ohcitv, a. preventative Of my
country TO demand Of the Governor permit - me -
leave IN the Africane which vessel - expected 60 sail
10 " sOck tou0rrow make uis application in full
cohG8rse not doeuing It possb That This governrnsn
Aaa tho power 70 dotaa bpwro. hed unfortunate Amsd
can Citizens who have landed GU their shores 10 dIscss
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04
THE POWER OF ROMANIsM.

We are willing to believe that the recogni-
tion of the new Nicaraguan Minister was in
duced by returning sense of propriety, and
a conviction that injustice had heretofore been
done to the democratic sentiment of the coun-
try, but still there is much truth in the remarks
of the New York Express that the contrast
strikes people, that Parker III. French came
here as the Representative of Nicaragua, an
American born citizen, the government de-
clined to recognize him, upon the ground that
Walkers government was not established even
de facto. Walker then was i'm his strength and
plenipotence, and was carrying all before
whom Walker sent-better understanding the
influences that prevailed in Washington-the
Spanish born Priest was forthwith given the
official recognition, that was denied the Amer
lean born citizen. AS French was rejected
when Walker was strong, and the Padre is
recognized when Walker is weak, the reasons
for the difference, of course, must be personal,
and not political. But the only personal
reason there can be, is in the religious profess
sion-the religious influence of the Padre VII
jill, over the politician French. When we re-
member that Roman Catholic is leading
member of the Cabinet, and that Democracy
now, without the Roman Catholic foreign vote,
is almost nullity, in the United States: we
have clue to this preference given the priest
Will, over the American, French. AS a sign
of the times the fact is one worthy of note.
1t shows, at least, that when Professionalism
cannot prevail, Roman Catholicism can, and
that hence, when we proclaim this power We
but utter demonstrable facts.-PhiI'a. Sun.