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Father vJiI's Return 10 Nicaragua.

ulANAlA, Jul. OIL 1900.
To THE HosoRanIx sEcKErARy or srAn OF rrx RErrmIc-
siH-A,hough since my arrival in this town presented
myself to the supreme provisional government OF the
republic, in order to acquan, HIN wihthe result Of the
commission which entrusted TO me near the govern
ment OF the North American couederacy, tina, the
Presidential chair Is occupied by the most illustrious
William Walker, ! have deemed 1t proper 10 repeat
the same sentiments which | then expressed. Since
the 1ith ol May Of the presem year, the Eu-
IRENE government OF the United States fully recpg.
nzed and acknowledged, without any restriction what
soever, the government OF this republic; and in the
act OF reception as Minister Penpoenary the Prcsi
dent Of that great republic manifested TO that he felt
The most raerna sentiments towards Nicaragua-tha he
desired 10 cultivate the most trerdy diplomatic relations
since was so necessary for the success Of tho transit
the lshmus, IN the territory OF Nicaragua.
II Is not possible, cir, to give you an'idca OF the
general enthusiasm that prevails 10 all those States "a
vor OF the cause OF Nicaragua and II beyond all doubt
ccytan that republic allied with that OF North Anne
rica, will make Astonishing progress.
very gratifying TO me % have fulfilled my commits
son md TO have thus rendered srch important
vice - my country.
beg ysu 10 communicate this to the mos, us,rous
President assuring him Of my respect, submission and
obedience; and that Of this country, dear
me, ready At any time 10 obey whatever orders he
may deer proper 10 send me
Al the same time assure you OF my respect and con.
siderstions and remain your meet obedent servant,
AuGUSIlN Will.
GRASADA. Aug. 2 1859.
To the Rev. Arcrsns yiJ CIrate and Weary or this
Uepbrtmcnt.-
Sal had the honor Of receiving your esteemed Official
notc ol the W. ana MS txcciency
the President of the Republic with its contents and
cordance with the whes Of that high fupctonary give
!ou the following answer-The OF Nicaragua
frankly informs the venerable Scnor Will that mission
a. the United States has been very satisfactory aud
successful since the recognition Of this government
vss fully acknowledged by the governms Mt nj Washing
tn. Consequently the government thanks you, in the
o the nation. for your very important services
which will always be considered and preserved in the
memory Of those Ncaraguans who have the progress OF
their country OF heart. | take this opportunity OF
newing you, In the Of my government, my most
distinguished considerations fERMIN FERRER,
Secretary OF state.
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The health report Of Fort Columbus, aaud Sd instant,
states that there were trec OF yellow fever
and DEATH All tho other cases some twelve In nun.
Der, were reported oonvalesccnt
Mrs. Hankcy aged 60, wife OF -errean,, was Of
those who died since Sunday The disease 10 be
confined to the south side o. the island.
On Tuesday the boys removed fror, tho slckly
point W the north side. Dr vollum attends the sick
lie Il soon TO leave for Texas.
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LITERATURE.

CSO TRow's NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
Price 81 so.
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY: classification Of
the various trades professions Useful 70 buyers in this
market Price rs cents.
WILSON'S COpARTNERsHIP PDIRECTORY-Containing
the names Of the ydua in each rm special partnerships,
Wilson'S NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
(In preparatory
Orders by mail i'll receive prompt ate uton.
JOHN r. TROW, Publisher,
3I9 Broadway, OF White street.
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GRASADA, Aug. 2, 1864.
To the Rev. ArorsrS VIM, Crraie AMI Weary or ID


ARRAY AT METROPOLITAN Hou1.-warren Leland,
Of the propre,ors Of the Metropolitan Hotel appeared
before Alderman Clancy yesterday afternoon answer
charge OF assault battery preferred against him Ivy
col Samuel G. Thompson, Aidc-de Camp TO Gov Clark.
The complainant states that Tuesday night he was
Knocked aud kicked bv the defendant while engaged
with him IN alteration the affairs Of the Valley
BANK Mr. Leland was allowed 10 depart his parole
Until III O'Clock this mnrung. whom exam naon will
taxi Y,iag. m the Gltrpf fou
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In your account Of the arrest Of c. w. Buford land
dozen ases give the credit OF the 10 the po
Ice where II does not belong. The facts
foiows-Ou the 18th OF August Bufcrd swind ed Free
man Bennett out Of watches and ewelry TO the amount
OF s3os On the same day Mr.. Freeman called Messrs
seymour, Hoyt Co Jewellers, corner Of Fulton and
Pearl streets and described 10 them the swinder with
request that Mr. Freeman should be for IL the
vagabond made bis appearance there On Monday morn
ipe .st Buford turned up at Messrs. seymour Hoyt
60 a store and selected two gold Watches chsins Sc
10 'dil bis order" as usual Mr. Hoyt sent mmed atey
for Mr. Freeman, by whom he was identified and arrest
ed In the bsrrocm OF the United States Hotel without the
assistance OF any policeman.
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Commissioner OF EmIrrntsop.

The Board met at T. N, Guan G. verplanck in the
char. and quorum present.
YELLOW FEvgR.
Among the bills passed was 81, O9o to deiray The per
topa expenses Of the employees Of the commission who
died st the Marine Hospital Of yellow fever.
Acommunicaton received from Dr. Harris mott.
yng the Board Of the course he had akeu Win regard
70 the sick ai Fort Hamilton. He announced the rra.
tying fact that yellow fever bad entirely oe,sed Al tho
Marine Hospital
Accompanying was letter from Paai Oavs- Pre-. +.
deaiof the Fort Hanilion Rene Socicy, thaaAlng DI.
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1HAsosIC NoTICE.-TBE MEMBERS OF METRoPO
vi Titan Lodge No 23 requested 70 be punctua Il
their attendance Thursday evening, the ih instant u
adopt bylaws and transact other important business
9. +. NEWTON, NJ.
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VIErLLE soSrAGsR ZINC COMPANY.

VIEfLLE MoNTAGNE ZINC COMPANY
or BELGIUM rpArcE
Ire subscrber agents OF this company are prepared 70
euppy dealers with their prodl liberal terms.
viz
zsc wnlrr PANT, brilliant color and dura
sHrArHISc zfvc rArrs for shca,hnr vessels.
snyrr zrsc, q extra thckness Tor
putV0ses
RoorSc zrSc ~ various descriptions
Contracts made FOR the sores and ar1. huidn
under the supernendence Of Paris aoers ana
guaranteed for hve years or longer
STRONG a SMITH
No. a. Prnad AZ at Nae Worry
yyooD --9p CORDS VIRGINIA PINE ron SAFE
w Apply to MUDD CO., lSi Pear street.
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WILLIAM 4. PORTER,
For quarter OF century the editor OF the old spirit
OF the Times In this medium for the sporting and lite
intelligence the day Porter VIII be hand, he will
send reporter with all the stirring OF the day Horses
will be treated Of both pedigree and performance, and the
regular files the Turf Register kept specon
Matches Will be made and settled but not matrimonial u-
cf,r, which are sometimes synonymous. Cattle will have
their place alo ed all information for improving the
breed procuring valuable stock VIII be furnished from
time Sheep shall be lost sight Of because they
the pulled their but all varieties shall be
noed unless gentlemen down South objects TO the South
Down Notices of shall be promptly leaded and sketched
with the fidelity OF a Hogarth Also all their pens will be
except Mr. PenLs reaytha with due respect
slanders in this wise,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

ITO FCUNDRIEs.-wANTED, TO CONTRACT FOR A
i supply and castings from the
patterns Apply to GRIswoLD a BLANCHARD, stove
dealers No Clinton Hail. Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

L'ANCY CUTLERY-EMllRACING A LARGE VARIETY
Of sporsmens pen and pocket knives OF the most
aud beautiful patterns which have been before
imported for sale at ~ >. SAUNDERS No. Astor House
and 561 Roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

CILK soAP-MANUFACTrRED BY GEO GRUNDLER,
~ for cradatug all foul stains &C. &C This article is the
best offered 70 The public for cleaning all kinds OF silks
satns woolens velvet ladies' hats ribbons and cash
shswls ac &c The articles upon which this Is
used will he restored their original gloss and nsh Try H.
II only trial 10 establish It's reputation Principal
cepotGeo Ahrens, 2a9 Grand street BROOKLYN, n d. II
also be obtained the following paces-Weirman
Cassebecs 36 broadway S and Sqj Grand street 20 Dey
street, and 10 Fulton street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

AN HONEST MISUNDERSTANDING ON ONE
IA the Third last saturday and after
ing the car discovered when in store that had lost
pocket boot which contained $50 Not knowing when had
iostn, looked out Tor No So in which had travelled
ard stating my loss TO the conductor and giving him
description OF the pocket book he handed TO de-
cipe al the time TO receive present for doing
The conductor, Mr. s. kakeles, has my best thanks -
j. ID. H., Yorkville.
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IMMIGRATION TO NICARAGUA.-A


HORSES.
Sngle tickets IS cents members tickets ST. tickets ad
aud carriage gentleman and two ladies, 81
TO be O. NJ. SAXTON CO.'S lao Fulton street
Up stairs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nH SABBATH NEXT, 71H inst, ST. MATTHEW!
" Church VIII be opened for divine service for the
residents, at L. NJ, IA The DANISH language b q
Rev. r. e Sindiag.
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,DORTABLE DRESSING CASES THESE ARTICLES
conducive to the comfort and convenience OF travel
ers AID cihers be at the subscribers stores
grea variety aud upon exair alton canuot fall OF ben
they with strict regard to their
bitS rtv and che9pness Each contains q. Saunders
metallic tablet keeping In perfect order. 70
sale tt a. j. SAUNDkRs', No. Astor House, and IS
Roadway.
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2 A Ii. PERSONS IN FAVOR OF HAVING HOUSTON
N weened from the Bowery to Union ct the
norh sice requested 10 meet at Barkers oce IA PINE
street Wednesday Sept TO- at clock r. III.
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ADVFRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

T. A.-TBE MEMBERS OF NO SURRENDER
"A. Lodge No 10 A. A., are requested TO be punctual IN
their Lodge OF Third avenue ana
twentieth street. Friday morning 81 o'clock Also the
those Lodges that not going with their own
respectfully invited All u appear In iuii re-
gala go to Elizabeth City, n. j.; By order -, :,
n. f. EDWARDS, II. s. JOSEPH MATHEWS, W M
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CLARK's RHODE ISLAND FOUNDERS FACING-IN
~ lois sut warranted renuine and in good con iton
vll be sold under The market price, 10 close. Apply "a
GRIswo..D * BLANCHARD, No, Clinton IIalp Aston
place.
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r. A-THE LODGES OF THE AMERICAN PRoIES
tsnt association intending unite In the procession OF
he Order Elizabeth City Friday Sept are hereby
In attendance on hat morning, as tn
Toe Will be formed St. Johns park Hudson street. at Ia
- r''''e'' - JAMES HERON, Grand Marshal.
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p A-THE oFFICERS AID MEMBERS OF NEW
IA York Lodge No g. A. r. A. together with the accompa
members Of other lodges are sted TO meet at heI
morning OF Sept proceed from thence to St. Johns park
where lie remainder Of the lodges will assemble by order
JOHN q. WILEY, Recording Secretary.
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sUNI,IH.I RESORTS.

<yOLLfNs B0UsE, GREAT HARRINGTON, BERK-
" shire rassTbe house delightfully."- situated, just out
the slace. commanong magnificent panoramic view OF
this picturesque and healthy It IN bull! with all the
noceu mpto oemen, with spacious rooms, and particular
healh ard comfort Ii surrounded by ample
ard running ing Of beauufu lmpd so water
IL throughout building cold and shower
baths fradness also free To the
OF he hogs The house Is located the Housaonc Rail
road tie VIII stop for passengers 10 get OF when
the conductor s spoken IN rns This house VIII be kept
September and October, which
really dclghu months Of the year among the Bers
sl.,, IA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MACHINE wANTED-Or TIE NEWEST con.
IA quickly pieces old ropes for caulS.
ing purposes having such fr sale address I.
a.. al James fuckers. So broadway, near White
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LNANCY CUTLERY-EMBEACING ALARGE VARIETY
Of sporsmens pen and pocket knives OF the most rare
and patterns which have been before
imported sale A. al AUNDERS No. Astor House,
and IS. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

INVALUABLE B0OE FOR BUSINESS MRN-TH
i MERCANTILE UNION DIRECTORY, containing the
and addresses Of forty thousand business through
out the south and West. Copies. substantially bounl IN
sheep forwarded by mail free OF expense receipt OF the
price, 90 Address JOHN L. POTTER publisher, No. 10
SAMSON street, Philadelphia Pa
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(,uARLEs STARR. JR., co III FULTON STREET
~ and ieal.rs Ia alcohol phene buTn
ing iluii phosgene and spirits q turpeutne.
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 80 CHAMBERS
~ stree new cour. House, New York, June % 1856
Public noreTo avoid the risks that must inevitably occur
from crowd Of who OF to the latest day the
payment have determined to adopt the follow
ing which will be rgdly adhered 10 during term of
oaceI shall receive money after O'Clock +. NJ Every
officer "a this Department is strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes cousnng checks for the payment Of
tsxes ny order. HENRY H. HOWARD, Receiver.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-12
InStitutiOn of Learning

EI'UR 1UUNG LADIES'
l. The Religious Ladies of Mount Carmel have tn,
honor OF informing their acquaintance and the public
general that they have opened Thbodaux parish
Laourche, day and boarding School for Young Ladies'
The course of instruction is similar to that pursued
ny other boarding schools of the counttythat is say
writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic Elements Of
geometry Natural Philosophy etc. History and Literature
will also be taught.
The scholastic year divided into two sessions the first
commencing on the st Of October and ending the 14h
Of March, the second commencing on the 18th of March
and ending on the Sd Monday of August
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The price Of boarding. comprising general instruction in
French and English is $3.50 per annum payable in advance
half atthe Of each session. charge Of Sc
VIII be made for bed, on entering the institution
washing and mendng, per session. .......... $l5 90
Lessons on Piano and use of instrument per month 90
Day Scholars.
French and English branches, per month"; each $s 90
DOM branches together 5 90
For further particulars apply to the Lady Superior 81
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Aem Orleans advertisements
Aux PIanteurs Sucries.

r Els soussignes, proprietaires du "Nev Orlean,
l. Southern Chemical Works." peinemeut satifas de.
marques de conance eur donne NM les planters
sucrers, PAL la grande quantite de demandes de B SIT
ite DR. Cnmg quls ont ben vouu leur adresser cette
saon venlcnt point attendre la fin de la rouison pour
!eur temogner toute leur gratitude
encouragement quils ont eu, var de 81 brlants resu
tats pores faire immediaenent de ponveaux ga
clces pour agrandr leur etabssement ct lis par
venus a,gmenter ct aneorer eur fabrication tou di-
nisa les dcpeses-avanage immense don't lis veulent
point roter seuls ct auquel lis d6siren contrae que
les planteurs sucriers prennen part, leur fasant
une reduction dams les prix.
I'm consequence, ills donnent avis eurs clients ainsi
qua plnteurs scrier en- general ct leurs agents
qua compiler d'dmjoUrdhNi lis vendrors eur BSulfte
de Chaux aison de Six Pastres par Ball. toours auss
pur ct aussi bon ayant 10 degrees canine par lie
passe.
Las soussgnes son persuad6s que NM les planteurs
crers accueleront Advertisement cee nouvele ct lis
percent quits contnueront eur accorder leur benvean
patronage. JULIA Fl. BONNABEL,
dec29-lm. PAUL MARCELIN
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HOulna Express.

y +. HOLDEN has now placed upon the line
bonn: bs a% f aa e' s;sss and 1fiEs
press, capable of carrying eight passengers
Express packages or light Merchandise win be carried
reasonable rates The Express Stage will leave Houma
every morning at to half past O'clock and returning
ouna will leave the Depot Immediately after the arrival
of the train from the City, say past II to u NJ.
Fare each way Observation-Disclosures 80 90
N. bah persons expecting packages by the Express
must be prepared by themselves agens) with the cash
to pay charges on delivery will be impossible
duct such business upon any other principle.
Orders for the City per Express will be received oua
or intermediate points and forwarded with dispatch all
letters by the Express must be postage paid.
This is only the beg inning Of spstem Of Express inter-
communication with large commercial metropolis and
elsewhere which intended to be carried if proper
coura.ement is extended.
[50-tf.[ b r HOLDEN
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ThibOdaux Home Academy.

y BRYSON BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
,HlS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
18th September, and continue ten months 1t is desi-
rabe that Students be the first day Of the term
Pupils however, will be received any rme and charged
accordingly This school is designed prepare students
by LIBERAL thorough and practical education College,
or any other business of life the plan comprising complete
Preparatory course-English Classical and Mathematical
PATRONS may rest assured that perseverng
eHort win be made to cultivate the head heart hand
TO train boys for becoming intelligent good and useful men,
to give the elements of a perfect education
TERMS
For the regular English course per month rs 90
For each additional language IN
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UNIVERSITY Of NASHVILLE.
Collegiate Department.

WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The
wv next session Of this College, which consists of two
terms commencing respectively the 10th of September
ana 18Th January continues without interruption from tt
Beginning to the close on the 18th june 1856 At present
mere are seven professors in the Coegeone other will be
added The Course of Studies in every department il az
thorough In text books and teaching that of any College
IN onr country The discipline is strict vet parental and
Culture Economy and Discipline are the especial objects Of
the system. 'N' "
charges for Tuition Boarding. Washing Fuel Servants
attendance use of Arms Room Furniture Towels Bedding
ach Cadet to supply the necessary Bankets 500 per
Term OF Surgeons fee and medicines S. per term
Engneerng Modern Languages, Bookkeeping and Fenc.
ing, each Slo per term. For particulars address
j. BERRIEN LTNDSLEY,
n,, -.- Chancellor Of the University or
b. H. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Institute
Nashville Tenn, August 1855 aue25 Am
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To the Sugar Planters.

THE undersigned, proprietors of the New
i Orleans Southern Chemical Works" in this city, en-
couraged by the ample patronage have given them this
season, in the consumption of their BI-SULPIITE OF
LIME will longer delay offering you their grateful ac-
acknowledgements This support which has essentially
contributed to the enhancement of most advantageous
suits has enabled them only to enlarge sacrifice
the manufacturing apparatus but also effect other i'm
provements, enabling them diminish the expenses and
manufacture more largely.
DESTROYS not to a the advantages of the alterations
themselves, but share them with the Planters they have
come to the conclusion of reducing the price, and hereby
mencng from this dav, they will supply their BI-sULpHTE
OF LIME AT SIX DOLLARS PER BARREL ONLY, which
they guarantee heretofore of 10 degrees Daume
The undersigned feel convinced that this spontaneous
move in favor will be duly apprehended that only
will you continue to draw supplies from their works. but
protect them in their future enterprise.
JULIA Fl. BONNABEL.
dec29-lm PAUL MARCELIN
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ThibOdauX Female Institute,

- TENNEY, Principal, aided by competent Teach.
Ne ers in English, French, Music, Embroidery, Drawing
and Painting, etc.
The eighteenth session of this Institution will commence
the 1st Monday in Octaber next No scholar will be
taken for less term than session of five monhs but
scholars may enter at any time and be charged only from
the time Of entrance.
Board and tuition payable in advance
Terms.
Board and Tuition in English per session of months $50
Washing, furnishing room lights, etc. per month"; 8 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, of instrument per
French Embroidery, Drawing and Painting etc,
per month Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Iuiton Tor day scholars per month. orc 90
Incidental expenses for session of months 90
Sept 10, 1S55.-39-tf
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Wholesale Druggist and Apothecary.
RICHARD Fl GHTNN

RICHARD H. CHINN,
st. Charles Street, of Union Street 81
TouRou's Row, New ORLEANS,
OFFERS to Planters, Physicians and Merchants,
~ large stock of
FRESH MEDICINES, FRENCH CHEMICALS,
WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, OILS, AND YARNISIES,
TOILET ARTICLES ENGLISH and FRENCH SOAPS,
SHELL HORN AND IVORY COMBS, BRUSHES,
FRENCH PERFUMES AND COLOGNE WATER,
CONGRESS WATER AND PATENT MEDICINES.
Ry His articles will be so marked and packed to
suit the requirements PLANTERS and their assistants
His terms and prices will be made satisfactory.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS
RICHARD II. CHM, proprietor of the ''Louisiana
Chemical )l0rks offers to the Sugar Planters superior
article of BI-Sulpllfte OF lime. sep1.1Y