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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
TAMPICO.

From The New ORLEANS Piesyune. Aug. IL
BY the schooner Bonts, Capt obIss We have files Of
FL 0mercio de TomDico 10 the 3O,h nit
The paper OF the latest date the receipt OF in
els by express rom Gusnajus hatin consequence
difference between he Governor and Sen Licesgs
pronuncismen'o issued in support Of which $40 IT
the sodiery took part The Governor having proceeded
to the quarters of the rebels they seized his person but
after be harnngued them ne sailed out With rton OF tue
force and succeeded in overcoming the m.coneos and
getting the rDglesders and the rest of the troops into MS
power sDd be will doubtless have them tried by Court
Martial AID Immedi.ty Afforded from the jacei'
places in support Of the Government and order vas
promptly The rebels raised the cry for Gen Usgs
and he plan Of JsiscO.
proposition for establishing communication between
the LAKES Charel CarpnierO being .truagy urged
Don Ma, ue Nsrs Qaros sno Don Francisco Bers siook
charge the Tanpico Custom House the lst u and
tb. appointment VEL. received, according TO tn Com
csdL
On the 18th Of June Santa Ahas birth day celebrated
in Tam, co in the other cities of the Republic, with
great reOic'rgs.
For the the papers filed with DEGREES, te p1r
port OF which has already been made Snosn here or With
such as are Of but local interest
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Hon Jsf,rson Davis Secretary ~ War II is said, 10
shortly go with Professor Bsche sdper ntsndenf OF the
Coast Survey on 9 visit 10 the camp Of the surveying
q, n, now Engaged 10 establishing base line IN Mains
md New Hampshire
Mr. Dudley A. Mann. Assistant Secretary Of State. hes
recovered from HE recent ind.Po'on 80 a. TO enable
him 10 be at State De partmsn la the discharge OF his
ofioial duiies
Hon David I'd Of Ohio. late Minister 10 BrssiL b In
ssbiueton lie COMES East b. negotiate IN baltimore
oan for the Ohio Railroad Company, OF which he d.
rector
D. ID. Briggs has been appointed Appraiser for New.
York City VICE Savage.
Rev Mr. Nash, of the 81 T. Church Nstchez Miss, died
on he 9Th ia.
Nearly al Southern exchanges complain OF irregular
lty ard delay Of the mails
runaway slsve captured few d.ys mnce on board
.,samboai bound for Philadelphia He was taken back
to Maryland
.Irce for 81, $50, eacb-s high price.
p,,er Ru,le OF Hamilton Penn, was instantly killed on
hs 18Th mat, BY falling among the machinery Of tan
merry
The City Of Charleston is very healthy there we're only
MAX Bird Of Marion, No, a well known pioneer, died
% The 25th nit, sged II.
camp Meeting tAe,hocisp Ia in progress nesr Centre
vile. Nd. IL Livery fully attended Oas q Shfs~souV
just closed.
On the stb 10Th and lih ms, seen hundred passengers
uassed over the Virginia and Tennessee kahoa0
child Of John Kreszsr somsrsef Pa had an eye torn
out lie. days since BY al infur.'sd p-scoeA'
r,S.o, Rsgsv arr,ged 10 Nee Orleans on charget
~ - Il 1, The murder Of Mise AcEbroy In New
Yo,t provsd an siibi and was discharged
H.rrsb Drayer Of johnson County, Indians, killed hsr
husband week before ssi, ~ "nhhs MN on tne nesd
.i,b a niece Of quilting frame.
D. WIN Ceaers and wife, OF Whseliog, have just lei
a. 49,, Isro If Corsics where they sil be missionaries
Mr. Everett d-elnss an invitation to lecture bsf'rs the
K-ufucky Agricultural Soeisiy..
DR. Vim Hacker, OF Lou'ss Counsy Va, eomm'tssd sa-
cscs 'ex Gays .tnee
Auncrs the arrivals II Newport are DIR; Henry NJ.
g. a or North C4foirs, n.tye Of NsEport but has re-
iesi A. tns south fo- many years he has jus, bssn
is.t.d member Of Congress y the Democrats q the
= -, Con zre-s,onsl District = ~ state 4t a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
MAILS TO MEXICO.

The Mexican Government has taken much interest IN
the proposed mail and route az will be seen o
the following documents The first is Official letter
from Gen. ADaya the bead Of the Mexican PostOfice
Department We give translation:
eISERAL DIREcrIos OF n.us.
In supreme order Of the 9Th int which received
the 10th hs EI cheney the Minister Of Hacienda Treasury
wrifss 10 me as follows:
Hi EIc-.pcy the President is informed BY your official
dpscb No e dated the ed Of June last of the mp<ove
merits Introduced by Mr.. Albert Rmsey in the line d
steamers between Acapulco and San Francisco 10 Cafor
MIA and between Nee ORLEANS and Vera Cruz and in that
Of mails from that prt 10 Acapulco <hos days OF arrival
and departure stated N the copy which Accompanies
yours And you ask 10 be authorized n pubbh the sane
His EI-ency has been pleased 20 accord rhs p-rniss"n
hich communicate 70 you 10 snsser for that purp'.e
To the eect day their Exceencss t Governors
Of tbe Ss;es Of Vera Cruz Puebs Mexico and Gusrro
hsve been written to- TO place obstacle in the way OF the
fixing Of the posts Of Snor Ramsey bat b. contrary to
afford every facility in placing these very useful establish
DeD's.
Ihsve the sa faction Of transmitting this you for your
information and in answer to your communications OF the
10th Of June last and the 18th nst assuring you Of my con-
tdersiion and particular esteem.
Gsd ano liberty iSignedl Z. NJ. ASAyA.
To w A1BEsr { RAMSEY.
The second document is the official advertisement
spectng the mails by this route
GESERAL DIRECTION OF walls -
BY virtue Of the contract by supreme approb.on n.de
with Don Alberto T. Ramsey With this general direction
10 transport through the territory OF the Republic tia
mails ming from foreign places and going Also to foreign
ports By Of the line Of steamers bstEeen
Vera Cruz and New Ors.ns and between Acsp1ico and
San Francisco Csl0rnis, the ssd Mr. R4m-sy has ar
rsrgeo The trps If the sao mails II the following msnner
Lane Of steamers between Vera Cruz snd New Orleans
Leave New Orleans every monih-'he Z IAN and
25ih arrive At Vera Cruz the 4th, 18th and 2-th
Leave Vera Cruz the LIST 9Th and ga arrive at New
Orleans the 9Th 18th and 18th.
Line Of ste.m rs beween Acapulco and San Francisco
connecting with the express from Vera Cruz TO Acapulco
Leave Vera Cruz every moDththe 4th and 18th arrive
IT Acapulco the gin snd 2sd.
Leave 9Th and 22d arrive st San Francisco
he l7'h snc seth.
Leave San Francisco the -th and cath arrive at Acspu
co tie 9th ano 81.
Lesve Acapulco the 10th and LIST arrive at Vera Cruz
tie 2lst and 9Th
All u which is by supreme order published for informs
ton. AsAfA
This schedule is Of course intended 10 go into opera
ton when the line of steamers between this port and
Vera Cruz is complete, and will make the trips three
times A week
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Nem21ork Daily gribnne.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
JAMAICA.

TO a> Editor ef TIE T. Tysoun>
sm: I am sorry to differ with such esteemed
old friend a. Rev. ii. H. Garnet, Of Stirring tran Q
Hill, WestmorelaDd, Jamaica, w. L., whose letter ap-
peared In Jour paper Of this date.
He rays: The Creole is naturally IN 'olel..' have
lived seven months in Jsmsis and ssy this nj true
/ hold nyseh prepared 10 prove H.
He ssys, again, They finish their days work before
"breskss;, ar by 10. or II O'Clock Bat, ~ an honest
writer Mr. Garnet should have stated TIA. the Creole be
gins hi. day work At O'Clock tbs wisdom Of which,
in q Innate, will be admitted when con'id-r
rnorfslry from heat among j " g. PEssIsGTos.
Ne. 10 Srgith a., Brooklyn. Ans. ls. ls5:.
Ps-ro g has settled the midst of the Crsolss to
"a, his "a ndfion = W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

THE LsrE lS0IAS FIsaT - TaE PLAiNs-la ne
Pate lrs ~ IL 90 nC acc1t D, the lac sol
ausr the lndi q; u. r.als From tnis a,c1-1 &c
sih.T that toe number Of P.wlsss. ioEa OF - Sc on
one tide eight uir- hunfrs1 aud OF ~ uk AAa
Ch.y.uues ore tkoasAnd The -su.x irst attacked the
Ot.s sna lo~a snc being oua-n o. turned up n ne
P.vpee~ sto rEes sirh the Otfos' aud
0wGs, but Immediately jOaeo tn- Inc nkhs ~a' n 'ia
rance Till cloak in the n5oo, when band II sscs
a P,tiaw atlOmes rho had oesA with the Dtss 10 tas
uornns back and joined them. The ngnf Soni ~
ubs tb- SIOUX aud chez took ghta ID we're Yar
sued until night Ten OF the Sioux And coeysnees Eefs
IF, tad upon the field namb-r more we're killed nd
sounded On the part II in- cDmbu-d c-ts q n-ns Que
Iox Vas left d, sd on tas i.d Ofioe Killed -
Pawr+e uarrors ard several wom-n and children ~sre
Nl,o killed WcUn9ed; lOEssi 10 pito-s' 49, =
po,iss afsures aac sb CO 20 PssH@es >-v-rh .i 49,
xov1ctd have oisd Ts-'-r - a.- tt. -17 t.s
,;ors trgnd 80 10 ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
Al The saulh.

RopsFv Miss Aug CottVn looks healthy since the
l.t- rs,r. There we're some nights cid S-p:sn
b.r, last week.
liz Is 20 BE- hop-d they have had mill days since
n n te.i.r sui,ed 20 the sesson.
B.ros Rou0E Is Aug 10 Cotton hss been somewhat
y urso BY rain Tue Cane crop Is very sup-ror.
ST FtAsCIsyILLk L. Aug 6-CotI N Is not - good a.
us t,r- @ uc wish, tur the rain has helped Corn
MoSRos La, Aug CIV. hope nowto make an average
crop O. n OF Cotton the Eesd srvriag too fast 20
hut veil
40. th- vari-n ST oe the the weed zroSs rapidly
but shess IT, bolls
ST LAsDKI, Aug 7-C-tfcn Is ys-y Arss rat without
hi. IT, vi1d Ill BE- vssy Hghi Corn yresipg 5eau
- sraKs Ark-why don't i4rEers grow WaeAs
$50 rh-.' couatry ~ any N the Usi,sd
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Me0ifai.

/vURONIC DISEASES-Tbe most inveterate al
" renewed ard generally cured by method Of treatment
pathological pnneiples snd the
srsesphy OF health ard No ~ HowTs5 between 10
gelocb tuc3
IF YOU WANT WHISPERS or MUSTACHE5,
and hasrt fiven them must ONJUENT 10
will force the beard strong and thick and u
10, stair for entirely The fOos the
bsrd 81 eer 6ete any part Of the country g. Ora
HAM No ~ Abn>st, And all druggists.
ulROOF POSITIVE and SURE.-We have sold over
q eco hot.s Of Ms WISSLOWS Soothing syrup the past
,ssy We believe medicine Ia the World for Children
fe.rs the Of DyssDtery aud Dsnna m Chdre1
Teethbs othepcan4e ugges onises
s.isfeon stated ee ~ mediate and absolute
y csrtsiD CURTIS PfhhNino' Drntssts Ns ~-ioiE
SID BY BOYD PAUL. No " CoItaDdr c. RIN3 coreerof
I,h,t and Broadway W D. CRUaBfE No $40 BDwsry, New
vork Id srs HAYES Nos l75 Fulton and H Ad@nsts Brook
Iyr Price % cents Bottle.
NEW YORK PRIVATE LflNG-lN INSTITUTE
IN cor Of South and stfs- Wlsmsbu-g by DE- HOLMES
k,e examining FOR the Cororers Of New YORK
CANDS's SYRUP of HOARHOUND and VEGETA-
- BIZ EXPECTOkAHTs 24 d and 80 a delightful and
remedy Colds and Csuptops 50 wholesale sns
rgtel SAsDSs Me BmOucb DRUG ssore, NO II J4nest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
BURKE AND BENNETT.

u d. Jdfr Of TIE ~ y Tylous>.
Sin: As a Scotchmsn ] could no fail 20 be gratfed
by the Incidental compliment to my native country, in
your article 81 this morning, headed, " The Satanic
Pres At TIE same tlsne must Deg leave 70 correct
on errer il Burke whom you cs-s with Yea iett
not Sect lman but Ishman, though th- thea II
bis operations in the murder way Ednburxh HIS
tor ETY. IN CONNECTION with Edinburgh doubt I'D you
n'raS H. thi. ma,rer. kyOX.
Y,tk AM n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
States It's nc, good for Cotton and the crop this year
will be vcrse than usual

AZ OsIo PACE 0scsssp Mr.. DAVIS. OF Cierm'nt
Couu'y rear sorc Is nov daily sepdips {, this market
from IRE 10 four hundrsd bushels OF peaches and he g.
Inmates he product Of his orchard this ear af thirty thou
ssrd bushes Hs peaches are OF excellent quahfy and
sell readily AZ high prices ClDcinnsii Commercial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

the corqusrcrs ce@braed their victory in the usual Indian
more This is the second time the sns'sr tribes of the
3sru have been victorious The Pans within foe last
fey years The r,t time vas AGAINST 80 Csnsnchss ari
Cheyennes IIntslligeDc-r Sc bcuis, Aug. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

AR.Ks BRD-Mr Heasbtoo Of Yves, Ne ston shot few day.
hsh ie hom TAP of is WINS ~rn spread
What did Nj Bou,hton want to fort wa.t sport'
E the noe bind chaose thing OF lie Sn eess ana Jy no
Tfu, enough; shy did Mr. H'ughol want g xii taat
hero, Whit had TIE bird couel VINO had he harmed
IL vssa hsrnless slsoght.ra wlu'un desira non las
heron couo bot De II Urn>heG no sriice OF CON
uerse II d.,ri, 20 OF lie I, satisfy curl
osry fer eseYb d, IN West Newton knows all aocn! the
tho heron. 10 fat to ao proud ct to shoot that
b.r.i Aulhooy Nil her'n that J. wicked -oolgn
tou!. Ur,QUres 10 COURAGE 10 XII blue heron hiss
IeeetShe hara - bird that never fistaros Anyoccy
nsser nittr.s 9Th tuy booy ne property II anybody
% pun corn ss tbs crows 60 " cath hs chickens
IS TIE HAWKS d" nor dew your sub, the eagles do.
ron the ch'ry ihe rross.tis o.; ns dont
boot N ~ msa@ destroying peoples resi- rob the
pigeons 81 htT N"' K rs he owi. do Why theu did Mr.
noutlfeh shoot TIA heron We hsvs seen BOYS aye,
foil g1.wu tu. ih<' Wni rsmpisg .rDnpd over the
fros us; BIRDS they would not eat but
klto iusts that thsy couia say Ibsegad - many
fhst ~ bit. upon uch - as .ae Shouldn't r. Il hf
we're w 70 see bull tos. hr oush'ce over hedge the
lArb.ay Register.
The To,cn,o tCanaeal i1,e,r gives ~ foloSlns Sc
couni at remarkable escspe - roore1 from III
prrsuers while on way la oi freed 'm' ana ial
a runaway sAve had succeeded ia reaching the sac
o. Ma York but shen h srriyeo 81 q. sego he was
cOs. IL rur-utd. Tie 40. hc-rd vessel these. whfn.
how ever turned b. bound 90 for Causs oai for
You, SosD. When the fugiiye arrived - The later
named place be better Il than before Tue arstd
Of stsrt capture syurrng fn secured n old gate
snc g. sto hus-h upon H. expecting be ~ele to reach
-ths canada shore He howeeer g1t ont tTeive mites N
The lsfe INSTEAD Of going a. NagArI lie SO uuad
on the u gate twelve miles from shore oy 'ae Chvi jus
tice and by her landed n Toronto
"bsh Columbus happy land !" Tns ta5E niu'i be pre'
serttd-henee the Necessity q one portion u, is ahtOi
tSDis aes g Queen Vetrss NITROUS o. protect. 9n
the IRE spa .e bone Of ths brave bat ato 'h8 op
lasses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

IAN orr friends writing business letters will BY
,deirs Of the following about the %
Weather and Crops In then ueishborhoods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

GEs C.ss-Tae Dundee On. " Record, whose edi-
tor Mr Hoaglabd recently visited Detroit thus notices
Gen. Cass:
"lsking short walk through the city passed the
plain brown msnsion wher resides the sbest Ut living
SITE suen- Gen Csss. % the stoop noticed couple
o, yturg m-n, one Of whom supposed 10 bs Lewis
Css- j. Char at Rome, and CHANGING at the neigh
borrg sindOw the noble aad well known
tepsT the old Senator him-el He oked pale sad
a lorel doubt owing % the sad bereavement expe
-rc.d by hin last March when his estmsble companion
wss posi.o the cold and silent tomb Since then
he seems have Withdrawn from the nocks res OF tho
word Neither ge er. hi distribution Of patron
ag. or faction al assaults has be uttered word 10 the puo
III, or N. sdmns alton sine that period when some des
ticahe lckslss announced his departure from the Nm
NJ. chen Der minister s the bed side of his dying
wife as & fight from Washington account
Of modification caused by the policy that the Pres-
dem bad nd, yted 10 the selection Of his Cabinet
victim 10 the ,isinOus trea ihery that black
.p.o poic- snns- ef any country and pursued by
III. iest ptiles OF Van Bur. With intensity Of
hate ~ b.rn.,s without parallel, ths MODEST Roman
"of then all aft, spending whole life in usefulness, 10
ii- country inclined 20 retire from the vsnes
ard u.acheres Of political life ard d-vot- the remainder
OF his day. 10 contemplation aLd racn for that great
ebsi y. Which the of stur- must come, al
teuch We all nope that IL may be- ,et stponed for many
y-sr- Wb.h-r h. will return 20 the senate again. do
l. I know but b, ye Ia will The Of the Demo
mart, Of the Union who have unio mly stood by
him md our hon hearted Dickinson, have been sold
spr betrayed b. serving and hucksterug polnci
Is hns for thin 10 rally md 1d1pt Of p1itcy
that rtI elfheT ck mate or defsat The traitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

TxxAs--9ie Cla,esrtt Red River Couatyl StIgfrrf
learn. th.t Dsvio all h.or--d Chsctsv, s- kno Fn
ar the line kso River c--P -rats aud ,r ao-s ne
ma, ~ss shot some Gays Sgo by Mr. Birg-On. n-rchat
If Preston. Wal l. san, hsd been seeking all the bi
previous XII buEe0n nut the LATER eG1-d
bin early IL tie morning killed him Dy tSo discn gos
ifon a double b2r-e!ed shotgun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
INDIAN SPORTS.

Friday the Sth was brisk cay in sister toys OF
Rovnd snd her usually quiet streets and lanes
guief acjunct TO our town. The long tsik OF os play
10 come OF 1t IL M, and great excitement. We
wish our honorable friend could unearn US that phrs
caused thereby Early in the morning quite namosr
of citizens lsft town 20 witness the sport They re-
TUNED the evening highly eateo az the fun they had Wit
messed, and from them Ne CLEAN our items OF the play
There fffy four Indians engaged in the play TWEEN
~ q side. Capt Ssufuksha had charge Of
psriy ard Cspt Jones the other side Before the play
Op. ned party OF vel dressed gay looking squsws sboat
twenty FIVE in number proceeded tn chant and dance the
"c.iure dsnce. after the OF PAN beaten with
stick the hand Of OF the parties This display Of
the poetry of motion fer the Of tho Ssu
usshs party When the red skinned nymphs Of the Ssu
ui hs hsc closec, ike number OF squsss, dscsed in
their eayest rrkets went through the Satisfactory
lutcns fer the benefit OF the Jones faction Each
party attended by ts medicine man.. who
perforrtc sewers. offices Of con ur.tion, and invoked
the" Great spr TO give their respective captains the VIC
tory.
pnchsd sbk looking little ssvsge well stricken IN years
vher.ss the necicine OF the Ssuuksha party ~ss
pale robust sthetc fellow OF not twenty ave- aud 70
sypear venerable ard grave looking spite Of youth had
curse to lorg beard OF sheep skin with the roO on
Viii be under his chin At IL " the ball vas
thrown up ard the play began. The gSne VA tSelve
frst friends down with their dust
upon ih great odds The blood of all the Ssutukshas
up no and they made the t~o next and
II the eighth in the lead Of their c0n
pt fors and continued 10 lead uutil their seh
co-ed the game, which stood thus Shsutukshs twelve
scores Jones Elk scores.
The game about two hours in being played. Gen
ers good order and bsrms hlsty prevailed throughout
the cay though panied TO ADD that in brsS which
took place between Indians the night previous three
at q severely stabbed friend VINO piled up
on The Jone. psrty by OF his f,h ia the ghoy
look of ~ cir med cine man,, is sick of gravity aud.
RE ssh himself fashion, that he couldn't
give sleeps tail 10 extremity for all the gravity dig
nty and shOsness e1tsnf We learn that the play
between the parties Of which due notice will De
given is TO come of in this town. VIII anybody bet
TIE bayr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

mo AAEON WILLIAMS aud DAVID WILLIAMS,
D.fpcnrts hsrchy summoned 20 answer the comp ani
Of John Lson plan which wit b hled nthe clerks
orc. OF sullivan County, OF On me
at u office in Monticello within twenty days sf,er t9 se'ee
Of he day and sad defendants
compliant hereby rcqu a the p'aiRtir WI axe
defendants for toa' Hundred and skeen Dol
with thereon Ahe Ssh day OF
Ioil lsss he.d,s cost O. w LORD. Plaintiff Attorney.
Ans. LAVE Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
rg !" IISI rFopLr Of the STATE of NETWORK,

The Gree and he creditors egatees
.r 100 oiin Of ANCTOv WHEELER late ~ Wnteha m
De Com ofwshpeon deceased You are hereby cited 70 appear
be ~ our nrrosc Wahiogon, In our surTsre
Court on he day Of Sepen Der next Ten ocoS IN
the Surogates once at utcehweh "a
the settlement q the accounts OF
Cnu Iukhen Mercton Wheeler and LYDIA Wheeler as the
o. WIN aud Testament OF the said
Nespefon decsdin testimony When we have caused
~ hercunto snxcd Wines
DAVID BOiFS. Esq Saroge OF the sad Couny oresnwc@
sv in Lord thousen egM hun
S,sd ID three aus I.wiwMI u. SsEs, Sarrasats
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-01-15

Internal Machine. -General Pierce, the Pre-
sident elect, a few days since received a suspi-
cious looking box, per Chenoy's Express, from
the west. Surprising, from his exalted position,
that some wicked Wing or ~fanatical Abolition
ist might be plotting his destruction, he very
naturally regarded this as an Internal machine,
intended to land him in glory before his time
Not feeling any great Partially for such an apo
theosis, he ordered this new Pandora's box to
be slowed away in the barn, "unsight, u%nseen,"
and strictly forbade any one ogo near it. Thus
it remained some days, until on Sunday, when
nobody was at home save Mr.. w, the Gener-
rfs boarding. master, who, being exercised
thereto by a courageous and laudable curiosity,
determined to solve the "%iufernal mystery"
Accordingly, Selling a ong-handled axe and
placing himself at a rational distance, he bur-
led the iron weapon with full fury into the box.
After waiting in hreathless expectation for the
"rnachine" to explode, Mr.. w. approached it and
discovered (horibil dictumD two brace of re-
markedly fat ducks and a haunch of v%enison,
sent to the President elect by an admiring
Catholic friend in Cincinnati, with note accom-
panying, desiring to be remembered in the di.
vision of the spoils! We need only add that
the only thing "infernal" about the "macbine"
was an oderous smell-for which the ~reverent
disciple of His Holiness was in no way respon-
sibIe.
Authority for this story is the Concord Dem
Ocrdt.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-01-15
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
New MERsIc SfGre.
Ss Camp street, Nem Orleans.

@Mcss---~ We would most respectfully inform
g. orr friends and the public that ou1
~ Emusic STORE is now open, and
that we would be glad To receive a call from them
lor the purpose OF Inspecting the music and musi-
cal merchandise.
The Pianos are Of the best American manuflc-
torres. 0. the latest patterns and Improvements,
with or without the IGO'lan Attachments: IIarpA.
MelodeonS, Guitars and Violins. OF superior quail
tv; Brass Instruments Of every pattr!n and variety
for Bands: Bass Niolins. Niolour"!InS. Tenor ' 10
Inns and Banios. Flutes. C,arIUrctS, F!agru!cyS,
rom i to 8 KEYS. truIu the best Sctit.>: Vi u>!c J. n
Is. Bass Drums. Snare or >it" DIuU>: superior
Strings for all kinds Of Musical Instruments. III The
greatest variety. besides cicIN ltlrT usually tnh,I
i'll a complete Music Store.
Dealers will find it to their interest - cali OF
us. as we are able to sell them many Of car ar,l-
cles on advantageous terms.
Musicians, Teachers and tutu:Alr, alr particle
larry invited to examine. Is We H!.t GrdI Witr
them to their advantage.
Every piano thai we sell VIII }c fully and sat-
isiactori1y warranted as /" pe'jrc;nr&4 au1 durubil-
ity: and if all instrument uItcr Il careful trnt
proves defective, the sane may tt returned a,.&
exchanged for arolncr.
Old Pianos taken in eIc1an4" *rucW o!", b.,
paying the ditit renee.
Pianos and other Instruments .'tr ulIIcnair-
ed. L~Pianos to let.
n. B We will also keep for >.,, Frelru Planes.
from Erard PIeyel. U.y- Music neatly a"u.J,
Homeopathic Books and Medicines. aud >oit@
choice German Books, OF the best WIi;rIs. lnrsaie
by ASBRAND 4 WERLEIN,
nO?7 90 Camp street.