Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

fousei. said, Will DO hnshed % was formerly tn-
tended. and the handsome street which wac 10 DO
formed from the Place BAss the Louvre, will also
be made, aud will form uninterrupted communl.
cation from the Barriers du Trons 10 the Barr,srrs
st. Martin IN important dsboachs towards the centre
The French Ministers, 10 concluding their official
Majestys most humble and obsdent servants. and
faithful subjects, which was tho style Of the old Court
and persisted la, since the revolution by Menr,. Gut,
Tot aud Do Bfoglio. Now they omit the latter wo d ;.
and sign themseives servants only. The alteration wa.
6rst suggested by the King himself who Gays that the
bret form eoocedes the soverkny TO the King person
ally, whereas the latter assume Il In the nation The
French people are the Sow 70 gu. aud the Law aoue
can have SUI jeets. Edinburgh Cabinet Library.
GENERAL POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Mail Contracts, 18th FEB. 1881.
JOHN p. CONVERSE E'q
Mail Contractor, Pdrkn,an, Ohio
SIR.in answer to your inquiries relative to the
ciprocat dutie, Of Post Masters and ia
liverins and receiving the Nal, answer:
1t 10 the duty OF ito driver OF Mail Stage to drive
to the door OF Pos,.ore he can with safe
ty aud convenience and there to deliver the Mail but
Il not required Of driver in any case to Lave hi.
horse,; but leaving his horses to carry the Mail toto
the Post Office would be violation OF duyas serious
accident might be the consequence.
II 10 the duty Of Post to receive and dev
er the Mail az such point, and IL doing should rs
qure any special sxer,ion thers should always DO
much OF mutual accommodation as to render all
This 10 the rule established by the late, and
to by the present Post faster General.
No person who is worthy tho trust Of a Mail Stage
Driver, will hesitate to be as accommodating he eau
with safety.
Aud no person worthy the commission Of Post las.
ter will hesitate to do all in his power ensure safety
and preserve harmony between these two iuportan,
branches.
When q contrary disposition shall be- manifested BY
either party II should be reported to the Gspartme
that the proper measures may be taken correct or
prevent the evil, which will result from the want OIL
concert In matter where harmony l. essential to tho
interest Of The Department, and Of tho public.
(Signed) o. b. BROWN.
A true copy noted 10 the hand writing of WIN. p.
Thompson.
AMERICAN TURF REGISTER.
Mr.. j. s. Skinner, Of Baltimore, has put forth a
osPec'us for the third volume OF his Turf
Register aud sporting Magazine" The preceding vol
umes oil This work. so valuable to the breeder of stock
and the sportsman throughout the United Saes, are
embsilished with ava.iety of finely executed wood
cuts and copper plate engravngs Of celebrated horses
dogs Sc aud scenes from field spors, highly calculated
TO arrest the attention and interest Of all lovers of ami
mate and nanimate nature 1t Is published in monthly
numbers. "Each number contains about fifty pages,
ON very hne paper, elegantly printed wi costly en-
gravinss Of horses dogs, birdie, FISH, SC. B.sdes ORR
gina sketches and anecdotes OF hunting sho ong sh
ing, &c. it gives the official reports, furnished by the
Jockey Clubs, OF all tho 10 tho United Slater;
portraitures and memoirs Of anmals disting
on the turf, OF the oldsn and of the present. time;
with vet, rnary information and the pedigrees OF all
| thorough bred animals" nv " Standard.