The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
hY FAST EXPRESS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CONEY
Three Days in Advance Of Cave
Johnson's Mail.

We have just received very important intelligence
from Coney Island three days in advance Of the mail
and but for the breaking down Of three horses
1t would have been six days in advance of the regular
mail, rs conducted by Cave Johnson. This intelli-
gence Is highly important, not only to Coney Island
to Europe, and to Louis Philippe but also in the pre-
sent position Of political affairs of this great Republic
touching the Presidency.
We learn that His Excellency the Governor Gil Da-
Wis has just received by the late steamer from England
most important communication from Count de Neu-
lily, ei-derant Louis Philippe, King Of the French In
this letter the exkng expresses an earnest desire
leave Caremont and take up his MT residence
in Coney Island, provided mode of cooking clam, ca
be found SO as to make them digestble food for n
frenchman whose hairs are gray and his digestion
spo by living upon trues for seventeen wears in the
palace Of the rueries. Immediately upon the receipt
of0this intelligence, the governor called together his
OF tue letter and also the contents of of
payne, they came to the conclusion unanimously
and one over to write back letter coincidence to
his ex-maesty freely Offering him Of the principal
palaces Of Coney Island for himself and his royal
household The Governor also stated that during the
last year very remarkable vegetable discovery had
been made by the operation of guano and other
lar products, by which the clans upon Coney Island
were fattened, softened, and made paatabe for any
one OF the most debilitated Digestion particularly
accompanied with judicious quantities Of burgundy
champagne, clarct, Madeira. port, hook and all the
other wines which were imported from all parts of Eu
rope and of every vintage thereof under his own
specton and care The vintage for the choicest clans
begins in June
More still Great preparations have been making
In the meantime and the people of Coney Island
termined to have revolution in that remarkable
try and to pronounce in favor of republic, in im-
taton Of the French The ex-governor is to be ap
pointed governor for life and hundred years over
He immediately went out and assembled all his bjects
and asked, g What the ID do you mean?" The peo-
pie replied and said they wanted republic. The 60
vernon responded to them that they should have
republic, and be ID to it," But he added, he would
never consent to grant them republic, unless they
would accept proper and efRacious quantity of his
famous wines, and mix them up with that dish which
was always unpalatabe without them, They agreed
to this con-, and Coney Island is republic
with q governor for life, and century over.
Not only is Coney Island republic, but a conven-
ton is to assemble and means to nominate the COVER
for the next Presidency and him in opposition
to General Worth, General Tom Thumb, any other
distinguished military man who has written more than
one epistolary commentary upon the constitution
And to pledges the candidate will give any quantity
that may be required, always mixed with wine either
for war or for snbreasury for the tariff for both
together for all together His pledges plenty
a. CLANS, or baskets Of champagne.