Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-17
ry- The delightful perfumes Of Arabia are not

nX The delightful perfumes Of Arabia are not
circumstance to that large and magnificent assort-
ment of sweet-smeling essences, extracts, poma-
tums, ETC., just received direct from Philadelphia
by our friend DR.. E. L. Lashbrook, and now being
opened at his drug and chemical warehouse, corner
of st. Louis and Market streets We would by all
means advise our lady friends to give the Doctor
call, examine his assortment and exchange few
smiles with the young eetibataire, and who knows
that -. Verbum sat-
rT Never was this whole region of country
more healthy than at the present time. Our Escu-
apian friends complain bitterly of the existing cpl.
demic of health, and VOW if matters do not change
soon that they will be forced to turn their attention
to other pursuits. We much dislike to exult over
others misfortunes but cannos say that we feel
the least agreved or are at all anxious to hear of
their lettering their conditions
CIRCUS To-DAY.-Washburns Indian Amphi-
theatre and great American Circus will at last give
us two performances, one this evening at O'Clock
and one tonight at o'clock. After many disap-
pointments they have at length become able to full
fill their promise to give us "interiors" little
amusement with their magnificent show. We an
tcipate that their large pavilion will be full of fun
seekers and sight-seers. Go and see the Indians.
BT The trio of the "organ' promise us a
pleasant excursion to the Dead Sea, on their
return from Salt River in November next We
would advise the Union not to count its chick
ems until all the eggs are Matched. Possibly, it
may yet be our Office to distribute season tick
cts to the Saline Diggins of Old Kentuck, after
the Presidential election. Keep kool, and don't
tear your Chemises, gentlemen!
B9 A woman lately obtained divorce from
her husband, because he had a bald head, which
he concealed by wig during the period of ur-
cling his matrimonial suit and the consumation
of the bargain. There was no harm in having
the wig on, but there was in concealing the fact
that it was wig, and hence the divorce was
properly applied for and justly granted. Itmay
be said that she ,cig-gled out of wedlock on q
bald assumption.
The NEW NIGARAGuAN MINISTER IN WASH
1NaToN.-The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, under date of the 9th inst,
writes:
l learn that Padre Veil, the new Minister
appointed by the Nicaraguan government, has
arrived in this city. He is the rector of Grana
da, and is said to be an unwavering friend of
the United States. A letter from Grenada Of
the 18th ult. states that he will lay before the
Government and people of the United States, ga
statement of the affairs of Nicaragua, its past
history and prospects, that will be Of infinite
advantage in determining that emigration al
ready beginning to flow towards this garden of
Central America" The Church of Nicaragua,
to which the worthy Padre is attached, is an
American not Roman Catholic Church, and
does not acknowledge the authority of the Pope.
1t is said that the Cabinet held another con-
sultation yesterday upon the question of receiv-
ing Padre Veil as Minister, and that the ques-
ton is still undecided.
The President has delayed his reply to the call
of the Senate for information as to recent occur
rences in Nicaragua, for the purpose of embra-
cling in it information which is still incomplete.
The President, as l learn, will soon be ready to
lay before the Senate full statement of these
matters. debate i'll the Senate is promised on
the subject which shall include in its scope
consideration, not only of the condition of Cen
trail America, but our relations with Great Bril-
tain and the Monroe doctrine. This whenever
it shall occur, will be the great debate of the
session.