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WASHINGTON CITY,
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 80, 1856

tssAsL r. JAsxs, No. ls2 South Tena street, rhiade
eb,a, general travelling agent, assisted BY VIZ. H. WELD
collss JAmEs DssHrs, HAhnrTT, H. g. JANIS, THos
ID. Mes, a. w. MoRssos, u. W. WHY, VIZ. l. WArxaaAs
ALsx n. cAKsos d. X. MusrS, Bsr. r. swAIH T. AsHxAS
and r. DAVIS.
0 NJ Lewis Of Montgomery, Aisbans, gen,
Of Aabsma Tennessee,
sfcd Nv r. LEWIS, JAMES o. LEwls, and
sf q. w JANIS No. Harrison street, Cincinasu Oho
general collecting for lhs Western Texns
assisted by H. Thomas W. RAnsAr, WILLrAn II. THoxAs,
TBos NJ JAMES, q. M. L. WIsKnAH A. L. CnLps and DIR.
IAN lawn. Reccipss Of either will good
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From the Louisville Tunes.
THE CANVASS IN KENTUCKY.


Our information from all parts of the State is OF the
most cheering character and plainly indicates the
Of the democratic ticket in August We may be deceived
in the matter, but letters from gentlemen Of the most
reliable character aud udgme who have the best
Of ascerainng public sentiment point out decisive
triumph.
Our candidates also sangune Messrs Clarke, Ma
Coffin and Woey, who have visited and spoken in /,
large number counties express the highest confidence in
the signal triumph Of the ticket
In the first district Henry Burnett has really oppo-
stion. He viii beat General Morrow, his know-nothng
opponent about 900 majority, and the district will give
about 1900 majority for the State ticket
In the second third, fourth, aud fifth Districts the
contest is very animated and there is every 10
hope that the democratic ticket will triumph ia all four
Of them. In the second il is fully believed that Or.
Peyon viii beat John r Campbell aud that the dis
ict will for the State ticket In the third Colonel
Batess friends think he win be elected and that The
State ticket viii triumph In the fourth, Talbot will
beat Fox thousand votes, and the contest on the
State ticket viii be close la the fb Jewett win beat
Charley Winter about 1000, and the State ticket will
carry by about the vote.
In the sixth seventh, and eighth districts, the contest
will be hard fought, but feel confident that the
congressional aud State tickets viii carry in all Of
them. In the Louis Vile dstrie Presons election is
certain and Information from the mountains speaks
10 the most confident terms Of the success Of Elliot
In the ninth district Stanton will be elected BY about
1000 majority aud in the tenth Harris will beat swope
about 1000 The State ticket win succeed in tho same
districts BY from 1000 TO 1000 majority
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her just rights under his administration she may repos
in safety and security
Rssosed That the democratic press throughout the State
respectfully requested publish the foregoing resou
tions
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Wells Williams be interpreter and secretary Of the
legation Of the United States in China.
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The pRoHInlrcay LIQUOR ~ NEW YoRx -Placards
are out to-day tsays New York pspcr) calling upon the
friends OF American freedom to assemble in their might
on Monday evening next TO enter protest against the
forcement OF the barbarousv Maine-liquor law Many
distinguished speakers TO be present including
members Of the legal profession and even the reverend
clergy Committees Of public safety are to be appointed
at this meeting TO make with the Liquor
Dealers Society against any destruction OF property which
may be attempted under too free Interpretation Of the
nous = nuisance clause
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The Intelligent Paris correspondent Of the N.
Commercial Advertiser, under date Of June u "
follows
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THE FIRENIEN.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Trustees OF the New York Fire Department. held the
evening the l instant the following resolution received
from The Of the New York Fire Department.
Resolved, That the officers of this body be instructed 10
publish In such papers select, notice caution
ing the public against ba 10 be given the 2 instant at
the Apollo Rooms OF Sixth and twenty third
citizens against contributing any bal other
amusemen puportng to pc Tor the beaeht Of the Fire De
unless the shall have previously received their
sanction and approval
compliance above resolution the Board OF Trus
Gees would respectfully caution the pnbc against
cke for bAs given In the name OF the fire Depart
oer than that announced to take place at the Academy
concerts amusements purporng be In aid OF the Fro
department fund, unless sanctioned by tho special committee
Go solicit donations JAMES PkYER, President.
A. j. DEiAT0UR, Secretary.
TRUsrxxs YORK DEPARTMENT..
James Pryr, Presden $50 Front st house l99 Henry
Albert j. Dcatour, Secretary 25s Wall at house 10 City
Han place.
Henry A. Burr, No. Cliff st house 33 Seve ah st.
Adam p. pentz, 80 Burinp slip; house 2I3 Tenth It.
Peter II. Titus, house 36 Market At.
Jsras W. Phllips e6 Phe sip house q Greene street.
James Y. Watkins, l6 Catherine house 2o Henry
Zophar Mills IA Front 1t house 2O7 Madison ST.
Samuel b. Thomson, IL Spruce ST. house las Laurens st.
COMMITTEE SCHOOLS. COMMITTEE on PINES AND
PENALTIES.
Janas w. Phillips, Peter A. TITUS,
James Y. Watkins, Henry A. Burr.
Samuel b. Thomson. Samuel Is. Thomson.
COMMITTEES FINANCE coMxITTsE on woop Asp COAL.
Adam r. Pentz, James Y. Wstkns,
James Y. Watkins, Henry A. Burr,
Zophar Mills. James Pryor.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE SOLICIT DONATIONS.
Zophar Mills, Albert j. Delaour, Adam r. Pentz.
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In KAss's AnrTc lrTosuass.--Tns pusliah~rs
ihis Interesting narrative, hssns c11s fsisrsen,
Philadelphia, afsoanss tba, 4 = slfs@iy in hsvsri
state srd ~in - ready for asliTsrY sAsiy N us
y,Ar. fr. ta5ss time has been insssssn'y 1syg'sd v
II. rrspsraign since his re,arn home, sns fsusn s Ia
b.f t.sso-cd e. tih ~ ~ aisiinxaish~i sabor ass
,4s airss ~hcai - hss ssFye 10 he vost u ilassos
iou thss 20 doan hA' IA In 81 fe-s@ss fainl h
,sa.sta,ins hrn.s1 oir To Tofs xfB bs pa ssh~ ~
to volumes sYo sd vil ~ snas~uisbss 9Th up
~Afds u 10 srgTtrirss, isfgs prcyyrtion a stish
viii y oe rssL 10 arA~inss 81 bsrx prepared
utd.r ~ aifsslen q Mr. saH.e isrpiisa0 hs 9s
volsd ssa dsa q nms v u.s iiastNaon n A's;s.
snbJee-s - eoflrr,fton sin ~ tsss. No; y Tie
ertynsl shss fror 70 B<neiI ~ We apets hls
~ snt ~ bfSs .ts pssssas ~ SO iaisT~ss q sgsas
y 10 sos ihs. t-s 20. t~~a puaalsis~i tie sus
~' Afssis eap9ss'1as hss ,se.sss hall he asssef
vklsA DIS nAr4saIs > lns'y 70 exelss.
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CENTRAL AMERICA. HISTORY, GEOGRA
PLY ETv,.

The territory called Central AmerioA oonst~ In fsst
of tive staies--GustewAls Honduras, hicsra us CstA
Rics and fasAdor-but "a there IL sometimes Md
hosquliis under the protection II tbs Queen Of arssA
Britain, and Yucstan, which has u sort " sickly
independence. Mexico formerly claimed Central Ane-
IRA, bat the States osoiarcd themselves froe AnA
independent tn 1921 and two years alter fsdcuaA
urion formed between Guatemala, Hosjusa%
Nicaragua, and saivsdo, which lasted until istS
when GuA'emsIs--ths Emprs state of the confsss
racysepArst~d itself the rest Of the States. aul
zinc. tat tiue th.y hsvs been Amusing thesaseiv&a
with qnausb among themselves letting the country -
20 ruin, contracting debts, and never paying -
interest,"
Tho importance ~ Central America In feogr splicua
and srcsi point of scw--NicArsgua has parb IN
the Atlantic aud racdc has caused several of the xvess
Powers Of the earth TO loos at II with eyo ara
was for many years bone Of con cotos between ~
United States aud England There finally u.sds .
treaty by which II was agreed that forc'gn Posss
should sst mp, or maintain any setcmsst In this tc~vs
tory. This treaty has ALREADY hesn broken by she Eng
sh government In maintaining tho Mosquito King and
hy a isttlenent at the Belize.
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The State Of Things in Central America
ccnPLETE history or 1HR COUNTRY.
Of tho Waller and
Kinney Expeditions.
Accounts Of the Other States Of Central America.
Statems nts Of Parker II. French,
the NeW A m bassadOr.
TIVE TREATY AND CONSTITUTION OF NICARAGUA.
&c, 40, kc.

Tho attention Of tbs rrb.le having seea attracted
Gently by the extraordinary ev@t which have taas-
spirrd Nicsrsga have cols,ed from sources
the following particulars relative To the history AMI pr
ant ndition Of that Interesting c,uniry Many 49,
tatemena have bees received In Conversation With o.
Parker II. French, ths Minister from NIcarA3Sa
who Ia In town At prsscnt his way 10 washingtan
He ID not enthusiastic per,on upon any po'at asA
his stasms n,s given plain matters Of fac vbs
II untrue, might be- controversies at oncc:--
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yUAHHIEGTON RESIAUBANT. NO. l BROADwAY-
w r. NJ BAYARD, csfefer Green turtle soups snf steak.
sni be served up s dsy BY The sbove well known c.err
who has iong known this city for hs
fise skil for furus-inx the above arles Also
stsAhs every known growth ot and euf variety
cT. game, with Inc old Burton ale on dranghL
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE LECTURE sEAsOl

A srROHOMY HxrHAOR DIN AIRY THk koMANOn OF
hc ska or no mortal worlds beyo yond tho h address
ts NE upiverssl Christian world aud " Frema by
Of Tho fraternity srIAn inroductory obs Darse showing
rler Sy s0alogy H. Tbe solar system
when poos VIII given that the earth quescen and that
re p|nno rotate their lecture viii be given
o. tke above subject by Mr. MCCONNELL nj The broadway
open TX O'Clock; at o'clock Admission .,
oens Tickets be had OF Mr T. j. Crow1n 800 broadway
Neams Roe, Lockwood sons All Broadway Messes q.
Francis Co. 262 dway: Mr. Franks No. 2Park and
Hessrs. Wilmer Rogers, ~ Nassau street.
fNHEMICAL LECTURES.-DR. DOREMUS' THIRD Lee.
~ ture the imp0nderable forces will be delivered
Saturday Dng ~ O'Clock In the chemical lecture
Fourth subject" Heat and Cold" Radiation OF
beat phyaoA Geographic rel.iOn Of the earth tne
nom tho iDsuar 10 the present time. Expansion OF
solids, liquids and gasea, illustrated by experiments Effects
0 circulation Of the atmosphere and oceans on cmaes so
thermal lines Specific heat ex,ermen) omprcssion OF
ar evolving hea expansion producing cold; importance o.
the vertical position of place it's temperatures; relations OF
heat vegetable and Animal life So Id liquid and gaseons
dependant heat influencing ebniton
Latent heat-IiquAc0n and d,0cation OF by
experiments with suhurous acid and cabonic
produced from red hot cruci1e
with solid acid frozen 10 rod hot
crucble In Of the at ending the Illus
traons tickets for the $2 single admission, 75c.
GERMAN LRCTUREs-IN THtE MERCANTILE LIsRA
VI ~ building, Astor place Saturday Doc 70, At r.
DR. HeinbOld SOger1he sphere OF Woman Admission Is
cents The New Yorker Lese verein
TOM. rIFFANY's ELOQUENT, PHILOSOPHICAL LEC
q sprtuasm suyvesani institute, New York Tues
day And Friday evenings, IN oco,k Brooklyn lnstuto
Wednesday and Sunday evenings Villa nnburg. spiritual
Assembly ROsms Fourth and South Third Streets M0n
DAY and Thursday. Admission 10 cents.
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BILLIARDS.

A BAssroRD, JR, coo BROADWAY. BILLIARD
a. table maker has four fine tables FOR
ION tie Dentemen wishing 10 purrhAse cr
enoy themselves af . YAfne really good
reasonable.
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interfere with the local Affairs Of Territory that ths
men Of kansas could main ain the laws, and would r-
serve order without the least sssistsnce from without
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FURNITURK.

a COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERooMs,
~ bf Broadway. opposite the 81 Nicholas Hoie.--MA
THYME STACEY og.T mr. The
rnent o fancy cottage, ee French 10
United ftar~ rrdnccd prices Every variety
paa~es pillows. holsters kc a. manufacturers prices.
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Important Dispatches from London,
Madrid and Copenhagen.
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FINE ARTS.

WEDDING. AT HOME CARDS. VISITING, INVITA-
w ton sDd autograph cards bridal envelopes han tickets
business cards. b heads hills exchange large porrais
maps, ac, NJ hEILf'r, and prsner III Faltoa
street. For sale four copperplate presses In good order
s,heap.
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CRYSTAL pALACE-CoLLECToR RED

CRYSTAL PALACE-COLLECTO RED
~ YIELDS NOTICE The Collector OF Customs having
Iohtd Foreign Exhibitors their goods from the
Or stall Palace the public hereby requested 10 obserys
that the Galleries % PAINTINGS and 5TArUARY tosstber
with the various other Worhs 81 Art will be exposed 70
vi itos for short time LONGER Citizens and syeers avail
yourselves Of this last opportunity take final oos at this
Grand Exhibition.
r. SMITHs TOUR OF EUROPE AND
~ SIEGE OF sEvAsrOPOL- There Il but opinion
that the interesting gxhbisn IN New Yorh JOHN R.
shlrH's GRAND TOUR or EUROPE. ssd SIEGE on
sEVAsTOpOL showing 100 views, feet vida Of the prn
eps objects Of interest Europe Gen Webb Of The Cou-
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Elective Dorsms have seen, And nelly msnn the
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NJ ,b.t tbey Will exhibit for short tine IN their Gallery,
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6petial Notices.

second Ansiver.ary Of Covenant Lodge No; 1,
! nseifss SrssE % csc r5EsoAT EsEsiso Ap
1855 Coed Speaking and singing msy Be expected Tickets
A meefip9 Of the Veteran Corps Of 1872 VIII b
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