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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

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Eciuded In the sales were 500 400 bb Canadian. At
quotations., and about OoOA zoo do Southern, at
prices given above Rye iour60 bbs sold at 80 rs IS
1or nns and iupersns Meal was ss l2h for Nav
0C0 bushels white Canadian made private TERMS
sup posed to have been ct about 81 65. and
yesterdays prices and lot Of Inferior white 81 A.
Corn rather rmer with sales Of about bushels
including unsound ut 66c. &c., and sound mixed, yell
low and white at 60 &c., the latrer figure for prime.
Rye vas quiet. Oats heavy, and sales moderate,
CofYBs The auction ssls tomorrow, and the incle-
Dency Of the weather continued to check sales, while
prices steady.
Corror The foreign news sent up tho market from
30 to e The sales footed up for the day about 5000
FRnGnB.-Ratss were firm to British ports, but en-
esgenents were light. To Liverpool grain was at 3d.
Gotten engaged ~ led, end 400 500 bbs -four
ut Is 3d. Bacon was ~ 20s There nothing of i'm
porance to Loncon about so erces Of Iuda beef
HiDm-The msrket2wae quiet The re seipts
derIte Tho total STOCK OF akinds amounted SO 50O
lRoE-Sc itch pig was more firmly held after the nsws,
LRATuER-The supply conir ued Hight and In demand
for good OF all binds, and especially for light weights
MoIAssss.-Sales Of 100 hhds. Cuba mu.c,vado were
mace At $50 and 100 btls. New Orleans at ass.
NAVAL SToREs-rne trkst quiet at 81 10 for COM
per 80 lbs delivered srd spirits at 42c. 43c.
sales OF about 800 600 bbls. iacludipg a. SIT
SIN, with rome lots at SIS Prime was SIS Is SIS
37h prime mess was at SIC 80 ST. Beef WAS steady
ara In sir demand al prices Repscked West
S10s$13 Safes beef hams $13s$17
Bacon continued scarce and firm. Lard firm, Vito
sses OF 200 SEQ bba a. 10a 1910. Cut meats were
steady with sales Butter and chs unchanged.
SUGARS The sales embraced 500 800 nhds Cuba
mu.c, vado, at $50. Shc aud 100 boxes a. 81 Co.
WHlsKEY-Sslss Of SEQ bis were made at &c., and $50
bols. q. 29kc. flr State, Ohio ano State prison.
RICE About go casAs sold At $3.50. NC; the
transactions to-day show urther advance yesterday
sales, ofan &c. per ID. the market clssed firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

a usfRALIA-PIOHRER LINE, CARRYING TBp
hoys0OE 20 tons burthsn for Meoourn. and win alse
&. r. has large portion Of her cargo already euSas
and will be dsspas he'd early Juno Has sp accom-
modaons for passengers In ard cabins and viii
carr, fre9h at lowest rates Shippers and intending paseo
gers WIN do wei before Caring elsewhere TO apply
TO r. W CAMERON, No 6 Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
OILS.
Y KEO6kNB OIL
MOI EXPLOSIVE
SBCUkrp BY PATENTS,

sBCUkrP BY PATENTS.
Important 70 heads OF departments trustses NJ hosuiiai
asyums preons schools colleges churches railroad com
ysp,es scories ship sbp supply msn ners OF
country residences. propetors Of watering places Soss
seepprs.
The upAsrngred the sunce ta, The Ksrc
Oil Company BY great abornd expense hAvs
a entirely removing the eAsant odor Ksrosere
al without injury fN ilump aing quaiusA fhe sdvsn
tares pt~~pesed bs her ,ssrs OIL are
1T The in Ienhty Of the Light produced
I'd ii VIII remain fluid when the best sperm oil has con
xeaet. 80
~ much usht n ~ o. rapeseed oil 6II OF whale
s26 Al OF sperm OIL or $40 Of burning hu'd
IusursDce companies allow RIO be used without additional
premium -
kerosene with re aad fai WICK be Adapted
a! sb eYpense TO The mechanical oarce solar astraI
oir OH o. Webhs patent amps apy ovpa.
mental vae estck and chandelier ,bipg Inc con
umer oil, ct 81 gallon sfordins douba
h srnorr a light obtaiped rspsssed OIL ri ~
~ hrxo tpegm oil. siS2 70
Eeossbs ubrcainr OIL eqnal IN auey to the bsss rpsrm
rtafgs.inE the rrest sd age Of Dot
90 slso be burned IL ali the ordinayv
rsl sbCs AID and laE ~, Ecudng b)wsprit and
.fca sa.sfrs. gives more Ugh. han sperm whale az
lard nj AUSTRHa.
Yox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

RsOR Fan JUAN ID sICARAGUA-PHH NHW AND
j. splendid seAmshp ORIzABA Il L Tinklspaugh, com
nender viii lesve sew York sr sAL juan de Nicaragua
rec, HSrh rves For stsh. and psssage sP0y y On AZ
steamer Sierra kevs1A be San del tne 70 son
with the above, tho rates Of passage from hat
PraDcsoo will exceed In caos $780, cabin
~ steeraes $50. franA the Ithmus at the eIpsnse
te RexG
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The report states that the entire floating debt owing
TO the contractors and tor supplies along the line Of the
hss seen tischA gee and all the employees OF the
oompsny psid up full TO LIST April The amount Of
the payments the present. oosrs entered upon
their auea abaut tho drst of the present ear, has
been over seventy thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

AHB.- The market was quiet, and prices unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was more tone in tas
ks and holders less wilhng to sell ct previous
prices though prices without qu,asls CHANGE The
SALES embraced about 600 6bls ct about the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

E'oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA UNITED STATE
Mail Line-Tbe ne y and elegant steamer ALABAMA
Captain Geo. R. sehepck, viii leave SATURDAY, Nav O
from pier No lNorta river NJ oc och NJ Bis of lsdng
signed boeyd. For freight passage apply s. L. MT
oHtLL ~ Is Broad-sy For Florida though from
New York to Jaci sonviie, $751; 10 fstks S steamer
VII connect at with the steamer Weahs for
wick on Tuesday, 18Th inst.
C,OR CHARLESTON AND ILOR7DA-SsMIvF4E z
United States Mail Ine-Jhe new, magnificent and "a
gong ste< mship NASHVILLE, ssrry, ,nmr,sader vii
cave pier No 4, North river Ssurd ~ o,oct
r prechev. For freight sppv board ~b,-s al ,iso
FORD, TlLEsfoh 4 CO., 70 srosaway. The s,spdi,
leave on Wedneeday Ma, L. Zoe avr'te ste.m Csr,tse
fkes regular trips IN the va1ui landings JChas
river Florida connecting with the from
and leaving Charleston uessy At 2Oclocr Tbrsuys
IckeA 10 Jacksonville, s3l; 70 Pisks, Ss3
GrOR NORFOLK AND RIOakOND.-Gua CNIfND
r etats mel steam ship J4NsSTUYS nspl Psrri,b vi
for the above places Saturday i0h inst. ooocs
p M from pier No Is Moth river she vii arrive At
toIk Sunday anS kicbuoud soud,y morn
irg Pasxerscrs The South viii proceed stou delay
BE mai inc IN Char estnu Arsust,
vslsry will hDd this the cheSpest pleass0ie
end fare including Nortos
Peterssurg ard Hrhm $40; xs.rase half prise
Az pl, 10 LUDLsM PLEAsANrB 80 Broad rav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

UsTKALIA - INDBPRNDHAT LIhn-FIRST SHIP
"a and guaranteed TO sail beftre 40. ms
magnificent clipper ship GU ssN or THs So AZ, VIM
Cobb WITH DO dsspAtched the 26th May Mel
bourne The veasel extreme copsr ard superior
any ship now the berth tor Aukra IA he9 socoamedr
ned equal % aay steamship Passengers intending
pAseAge particularly reQuesel examine hAr
raging elsewhere CnehaR her cargo cOsrd aad
shppers requested TO complete Ae oncA
For balance Of fregh passage In cabins N
ox a,ss eggon board q lt u na,t river; GOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

NOR SALE OF FXOUANGg-A NsW ENTIRE sroCK
OF millinery togsber vita fixtures, I'd five years lease
OF store, A. mcserss reu ~ he prpp,t.t,r IL tina
Of serny This is iSrs change Address Blake box
LAO he aid office. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
F,NANctAL AND COMMERCIAL.


ISL THURSDAY, May SIP. NJ
rhsssoek market fsvsrsh unsettled There
was AaAsivs movement to-day In Erie Central and ros
do Without much change in prices Erie steady and
closed with upward tendency while the other two were
weak and fs OF fraction towards the Gloss Atthe hTst
beard Indiana SIS fell OF J. per cent Nicaragua Transit
u; Cumberland, ~ Illinois Central Bonds, advanced y
per cent; Erie " Chicago and Rock Island, y; Read
M, X Michigan Southern. 4; Gslena aas Chicago, X
1hs regarding she shipment Of specie have
mot subsidized in the It is expected lat within the
next week upwards Of two mions viii be shipped from
this port The recent pinch in the money market has
largely increased the quantity Of stock in the street. and
there thousands upon thousands Of shares In the
haads Of brokers where weeks since there only
hundreds. This amount Of stock pressing for sale
anaot easily be opposed Of distributed and must
look for sudden and serious Aastustions until the
Ike. gains strength and money gets abundant The
BROKERS' dnd no response from siders. The entire
operations OF the board for the members
and there absorption beyond the limits Of the street.
This Is not cacula led 70 improve prices. The brokers
cannot live OF of each other for any length OF time It
would not take long for them eat each other up Al
ter few weeks when the banks begin to let out call
loans sgaD, outside demand spring up, and the
market be relieved Of the weight of stocks pressing
H. and holders may be abe to saift part OF their
load upon other shoulders able TO carry 1t.
After the &C jour- ment of the FIRST board A. a. Nco
lay sold Ut auction the Merchants Exchange the fol-
Lowing bends and stocks:--
5000 La Crosse and Nil vsukie Railroad LIST mort.
per cent Farm mort convertible bonds.... IT
10 600 Lake Erie, Wsbssh and st Louis Railroad 1st
mort. per ooBvertibs bonds ........ 1881
5000 Great Western (IiSois) Railroad 1st mort.
10 per cent nvsrlibls eopds. ...:.......: ssx
5000 Terre Haute Alton Railroad I'd mort. 8
per cent 9 nv.rtlble bOnas ................ 78A
Us shares Union Ferry Company 10lh
10 Pacific Mail Steamship Company (hypoths-
40 st. Nicholas Fire Insurance. Company SO
Is IAnox Insurance Company ................. 06
80 East River Insurance Company. ............ S9h
6Conmonweal Insurance Com pany. ....... 97K
100 North River Insurance Company. -. .145H 147K
so Long Island Insurance Company ............ 150
Is Metropolis an Bsnk ...................... 109k
e. 1hb Vermont Conner Mining Com ma Tx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

rCMATO C.TaUP- VERY HEAVY AND HUPB
ricr article made IN New Jersey OF roe fruit and boiled
IN wood OF fine flavor color and warAnd 70 save tor
sale very low Nv PATE. BFIGRN stall lST West eshpg-
to- maAet n Y, addressed as above WI pc suend'
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

{, KGARa.-CAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROGIIR : N
- sars at mush less than their market yau, fro ,ct
over . million Havana, domestic and Ge,n1, .r,eos
rs 10 upwards Operas S8 do Cesh on qars Is
bot or Otherwise. ., OHkBKs, II BroldgAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

AGkK BIKB.-fhE LAGER BUCK BIER FRoN
Ia the celebrated Manhattan Bro Of Scbei1ele lo
ger ID be on tap next sainroay SUNDAY and Aniey. "
OU1s SCs WAktZ5 bier No. l87 Broad gay.
OF Brooms eireet N 3. Lager bier and Isger Blu
Ter In bottles fresh from the key der ready for amy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

MERCHANT TAILoRs ANO COTrsR5-YOUR II
M tentIon pect'uly cal cd ,be sem Of
neasuriDa and 9. ing garm taught - Professor reeves
who awarded b. The Am"rcsp institute, IN 1875
cal dpon for syste Il "a -Rent cut
ing Office 3T Broadway, New York.
ALEyANDxR n n xnvpu
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
letter from the Pore.

\ letter from the Pope addressed to the
Archbishop and Bishops Of the province of
New York, dated in January last has Just
been fablisho. in the Frccmau's journal
The obiefi nf ihaleappAa0ieeaief,ir,a.-- II ,a.--s,su
York. to co operate in the establishing at
Rome Of a college for the Ciueuation Of the
American clergy Tho letter afer mg.
costing the establishment Of the proposed
college, ay';
For your wisdom will instruct yen how
great advantages may rebound To your do.
ccases ff1n an institution Of tint kind
Because by this arrangement, youth chosen
by yau. and sent hiiher a. the hefe If roli.
rion. will grow up as in a nursery aud i'm.
hucd with ricty aud with an excellent edu.
cation. aud drawing FROM it, very fountain
a doctrine iucorrurt, aud the rites aud holy
ceremonies in the method Of the church
which is the molher and misifes. Of all
others, When they return 10 their country.
will be able perfectly to discharge the office
Of a parish priest. OF Of a professor, aud to
shine as an example Of life to the people;
to inslruc; the ignorant and TO bring hack
the effinr to the paihs Of truth aud justice,
rs VOL as by the srmor Of sound doctrine
to eoafound the madness and reiHie the fal.
laeies Of men Of guile. II yon will ra;ify
this our desire, which looks into the spirit.
nal good Of these regions, We certainly, as
much a lies in u. will not omit to assist
yon with all diligence, iba, you my cs'ab.
lish the said college.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
Family Government.

Il is not to watch children with q uspi.
cious eye to frowu at their merry onibursts
Of innocent hilariiy to suppress their jpy.
Gus laughter, aud to mould them into mel.
ancholy little models Of oelagcuarian gray.
ity.
q And when they have been in fault. Il is
not to punish them simply en- account OF the
personal injury that you may have ehauccd
tn suffer in consequences OF their fault ,
while disobedenoo unattended by iucOn.
venionce to yourself passes without rebuko.
Nor !. il to oyorwhelm the little culprit
with food Of angry words; to stun him
with a deafoning noise to call him hard
names which do not express his misdceds
TO load him with epithets which would bo
extrayapant If applied to a faux Of ten.iold
enormily or to declare with passionate We.
hemepce that he is the worst child in the
village, and destined to the gallows.
But il is to watch anxiously for the first
risinrs Of sin and to repress them to coun.
teract the earliest workings Of selh'hnes
10 suppress tho first beginnings Of rebellion
against righiful authority to teach an inn
pIici, and unqucstioning, and cheerful obo'
dience 10 the will Of the parent, as the bcs'
preparaton for future allegiance to the re-
auiremcnh Of the civil magistrate, and tc
the laws Of the great Ruler and Father II
Heaven.
1t il to punish fault because il is n fault
because il is sinful and contrary to the com
mands Of God without reference to whclh
er Il may not have been productive Of i'm
mediate injury to the parent or to others
II to rcproye with calmnev and compo
sure. and not with angry irritation in
few words. ftly chosen, and not with tor
rent of abuse to punish as often as yo
threD,ep. and threaten only when you bot
intend. and can remember to perform I
saw what you mean, aud iniallibly to do a
Il Is to govern your family as in the sigh
Of Him who gave You your authority VIII
will reward your strict fidelity with sue
blessings as he bestowed on Abraham,
punish your criminal neglect with sue
curses as he visited on Eli
Religious Hcyald
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
Tough witness

:, Prosecuting Attorney-Mr Parks. state
J, J, you pltssa. whether ynn have ever known
'pV ~ 'ie,esa ~, M to follow any profession.
is peah professor ever since know.
'ro'fssof If villa.
asea IN. anlcrs,ani me, Mr.. Parks -
N'm. uoos be do !
enerally. what he nleascs
iell the jury, Mr.. Parks what the deien'
dana follows
c.a,fmen of the jury. the defendant
filays the crowd when thny go in to drink
Nj. Parks. that kinl Of prevarinaii1n
will 70, do here. Now state how the delen.
dant imports himself
| saw him last night support himself
against a lamp post.
May it please your honor, this witness
has shown disposition 10 iliill with the
court
Mr. PARKS. state if yaa know anything
about II, what the defendants occupation IS
Occuratioa. did you say
Counsal-ies, what IS his occupation
II ant mistaken, he occupies garrett
somewhere in town.
That's all, Mr.. Parks
Crossexamincd-Mr. Parks, under.
stood yon to say the defendant is rraies.
tor of religion. Docs his practice CORES.
pond with his profession.
] never heard Of any correspondence or
letters passing between them
Yoa aid something about his propensity
for drinking Does he drink hard.
No. think he drinks as easy as any maa
! ever sw
One more question NJ rarSs-You hayo
ku0vn the defendant a loag time. WIN. are
bis habits. loose or otherwise
The one has got on nov. think. Is raih.
er { shi under the arms aud too short waist.
Cd i.r the fashion.
You gaa take your aeai, Mr. Parks
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
NO.. |.

4 DO You EAT PoRk.-Physicians have
inst discovered that the tape worm only
honblos those who eat pork. The Ga.etfe
ne3ioait asserts that the Hebrews are ney.
CT troubled with it, tha, pork butchers are
particularly liahle to It, aud that dogs fed on
.sssL - =si'-.. t-.=.tss -, s,..ss4.
efysfiecreus (from two words signifying a
small saek and a tail,) which much affects
pork, no sooner reaches the stomach than
ffom the change Of diet and position it is
meluinorpho#aa into the we'll known tape
worm; and the experiments Of Mr. Kuehen.
meis'er, ofhitiotia, upon condemned Grim.
inal have established the fact beyond all
contradiction
If You would avoid tape worms, therefore,
avoid pork. Look pig in the face with a
calm consciousness that yon are one Of fthoae
who never thirst afcr his blood Esehew
siusagos, unless YOU are confident that when
yan take them you take them ns you Id
slippery elm fur a cough-with the bark
Let Cincinnati rejoice in her name Of Pork.
opolis We have no envy for title Of such
tare worm distinction iler population
evidently antpdaie their dissolution. and be.
como food far worms" even while yet in
the aesh Theits is living death, and tho
Pc that they devour to.day revonges him.
self by leaving in their system a portion of
himself that in turn deyonrs them with an
instability beyond all parallel
Indeed. We begin to feel horror for a
city that has 4 reputation for slaughter far
surprising that Of Sodom aud Gomorrah.-
As the quaint author Of The Spoon" onsu
observed. her merchandise ia flesh. Her
bulletins are occupied, with its sales. and as
the market price rises and falls. so does The
value Of her real estate. Her merchants
ara butchers Her staple Is sierine Her
palaces arc built with the price Of blood. aud
Illuminated at nigh, With the fat Of her slain.
Like Babylon. seated on many waters. and
drunken with blaed." 60 fesiines Cincinnati
ea a larrcr stream than tie Enpraics. cloth.
ed in scarlet ani proudly calling herself
Queen Of tie Wes; Yes. let her beware.
Vengeance vill no, sleep forever. And
when pcf est their rights, she viii meat
her deserts. " Y. Sunday Times.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

\ gold modal has been struck at ilo
Philadelphia Mint. sitcr design furnished
by Captain Eastman. Of tho army. under
the direction of a resolution by Congress,
for presentation to Captain lngraham, and
was sent to the President today It weighs
iwen'yscyon ounces, costing $500. The
face represents the Austrian aud American
vessels at anchor before Smyrna, and the
diverse has the following inscription on il.
Presented by the President Of the United
States to Commander Ingrahnm. as a iosii.
monial q the high sense cntertaincd by
Congress n hi. gallant and judicious con.
duct on the 2nd Of July 1853"
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
The Colossal Washington nonu.
rient for virginia.

Tho London Builder giyes tbe following
account Of an imfariau, step IN the progress
Of this work.
The casting Of the horse faf ,lis NM
@eai' at Munich Is cqa,eol lhs e.. great g ie'.
had to bo melted, and kept in state Of IN.
idity. For seyefal days and nights nj.
ously a large fire was at thee huge ma.
which roTnired to bc stirred at time. =
When the br1aza was lquifef. an ubinists
essay was made in small trial east. aud 10
heiPhlen the color some more copper was
alled Successfully all the chambers
through which metal had 10 flow into the
fofm,were cleared ofthc coal with which they
hal been kept warm, and the mas,cr exam.
inel all the air spinelc. ani tie issues Of
the metal the props Of the tubes were then
plaefd and every man bad his duty and place
assigned to him. Finally, Ii master. amid
The intense expectation Of the many art am.
ateaFs present. pronounced the words In
tie name o.. God. and three mighty strokes
apenel the fiery gulf ont Of which the
glowing metal flowed in circuit to the
larse form. The sight WIS magnificent.
and in the little sea sioad tie master. and
give his commands about tie successive
opening Of tie frops Hot kapour poured
from the mir spirahle'; in tha e0ndniis. the
meal boiled in VANS: till N decision yei.
as the influx q tie bronze in Tie very veius
Of lhe figure oaali he slow Atdurs. fan.
IN shower Jumped ont af the eHnlii,s. aal
The master proclaimed the east In have sns-
eselsl 4 lHui cheer fll'agel, when the
master approached Mr cuaf5rl. the arts.
af lie Washinsfaa Monument TO cansratl.
lase him on lhis succr@ Aaaihcr cheer
Waz given 10 II de- N.'ler. the chief
Of tie royal faahdery or Munich. who had
personally conducted the wefs.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

a STnglso CoNTaAsr 1t is impos7i.
hle to imagine more striking cnn,ras. than
is now rreser;ed in the agricultural fairs
which hve boon hold from one end Of ihi,
country to the other. and the scenes which
nro now taking plnco in Europe While
the principal powers Of Europe arc plunged
into a destructive war, while they arc loaded
down with debt. and even the earth refuse.
to yield her increase, peace md plenty bless
our happy land and hold high festival in
every portion Of our wide domain.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

Ar intelligent correspondent Of tho Nos0
tionnl lnto,ligonccr suggests tia, a. Wv ia, 's
into the Paclnc, me e1udnvfiai ctfrent n
that ocean must SO, nOrihWar1ly ihrouph
those straits into the Polir seas nd that I,
fuds Is ogress from that sra soutworlly
into tic Atlantic through Baain's 81, ond
Davis strait The writer thinks that. toro
fore, the proper way to reach the Polar .,
without difficulty. il to follow the drift ofile
current which is nortbwarily through Bbr.
ing's Strait
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

WuAT rRlnE Cosrs An Illinois farm.
er writing to Chicago raper about the ex.
pcnsc. # a settler, says. Ibis living Will va.
~ according to the size Of bis family. ana
heir propensity 10 gTaijfy pyiie iciich
Is aiiOlys an erysHsitv article ia acif
county" The good farmer might have
added that Pride was an expensive article
anywhere Certainly. II il Is 81 costly an
affair on prairie farm, Il is none The les
costly IN our great Atlantic cities which are
:ull 0f the ruin caused by pride. Thou.
sands aro annually bceearcl. and tens Of
thousand, straightenol 10 circumstances by
this slme pride.
l,isprile iha, makes the father drcss
bis daughter beyond his means ltis pride
that induces the mother to 10 the kiieh.
en- work, that Mary Anne mny ST in
the rar'or and practice music It is pride
that leads families TO lige in houses finer
than they can afford, to give snowy par.
ties. 10 waste the surplus of their income
in . summer excursion. Il is pride that
has French mirrors. French liccs, French
china, French knicknackeries, Of every sort.
Il is pride, in short, that !. ut the roa, Of
half the cSirnvaglnce Of the AGE Truly
did the wise man say, Pride eoc,h before
destruction" Embarrassment, aud ruin are
wha, pride costs. Phiiaa'a Loigrg
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

4 GRuAr TRurH-The American par
rs. s1y. an exchange. /. everywhere coming
ont rs an open organization. upon the broad
platform Of the Union, the Constitution and
II. Compromises and maintaining the arnal
pa,riouc doctrine that Americans should
rule America. The march Of this great ma
'ioral party g. onward In fact, It promi''
cs soon to Be- the only strictly national party
in the country. so fears of n dissolution
Of toe Union need be npIrehcElei when q
achieves power It will bind the States To-
rrhor with hooks of steel, that no power
whether domestic or foreign can break.