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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19

" Those fine sheep Of Mr.. Ladd's ore in
townauf win be Offered al public sale to.
day. (WedhesdayD. We eIpec, 70 see
quite i a.aumber of .Judges Of good sheep on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

U ERosENE orIs
NOT EXPLOSIVE.
Secusod by patents,
EFEDSFNE IIIAtM m aJING OIL.

FSoSoxy % gHIs rfL rs usgJvAiLrD.
"a 40 Of Kerosene gives mrch init assy9 of rapese
S2 Of whale oil f26 " OF sperm oil and 50 Of burning,
n burns in all the argand button ep lamps ncudinI
phene and silvic oil lamps without The usual tendl
KEROSENE LUBRICATING AND BINNAcrE {
The effect Of this oil machinery Ia found 10 be pc,
magical II removes the scum caused BY the nae OF g.
= lo~ temperature. For pinnacle lamps signal and DO
lanterns this oil 10 unsurpassed II will burn Tor twot
witbcu' cumming cruising the wick-a great desds
for shpmasiers-and gives light equal 10 the best spei
II also burns In al the solar and hand amI,s
The attention OF engineers ship chambers and ship CO
" parcularly requested ~ the certificates 70 be seen
office ~ AUsTENS agent of Kerosene on Company,
peaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
RESTAURANTS.

yNIrLTAM G. GRBENE's DINING ROOM la
w bers street, having been closed the three past
Cor repairs will COW be open for business On Monday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

MISCELLANEOUS.
r,r0uERs GATHERING, FoR FALL TR,DF-THR
mo-. bcalifaA srrstonsnd W p co,ils lea mopihy
su~ns .tr.rs 49, In rrofu.on ~ The Pavilion de Flora
ANS TICKLE " Broaefvsy near wAns s.reel.
\ rafNs GERMAN ExrRAcTs-AS EiEcASr As.
e. ss, 4 II t t9os ssssS. s' ~ s's'p
i ccoxorroS EXTRAORDINARY a sEtF MOVING
= -. Broaavsy, fromttos ocock r The princpls =
saeee pr.psors 80 drvss wheels eSpoded Admission
NorIcE 10 GESrLExES oRnERISG ENGRAVED
sna . s.rsoas ssvar y order o. Sia,s and pax ore
vogs = ne . :. 1ss.s,s .eE y. Be present. nssi
cxrs caxrsser sBd s's'ioner, 50 broadway.
mo CAPTAINS PRorRrEroRs or HOUSES Avp
pan,ers -Paeni black nreproo paint q BE- used N oil
- |. N preservss wood lron I'M ropes a. a. e,rS
p.tey rom worms decay us, and n other damaging MAJ
81 d.coaai smaller ausnaes gallon c,sh without As
fE.nr ia ess .re9 come q Fsss ree M
kEs co nanuisearss = asry asn s5ess essse3
H. sss~ussd a one cent yer square Active sgrls
e. V WON liberia per eenafes gu be gwen.
mo WHOLESALE AyD COUNTRY. DRcGGTsTs.-
,s.6s 81 49, s,a esse sgysT. % her immense s,ocs Il
European and amer patent medicines q and brow me-
BARsEs PARK New Nors Cincinnati and san Francisco
rrAnoss goTfcE-A SYSTEM or MEASURING AND
A cutting j. taught ~ A. y. REEVES sT Breadway, o.
challenges a. professors " produce perfect system q
ITO NEWSPAPER CARRiERs-A ROUTE Is WANTED
20 sr sssA . Ssrr s Rrss spa
where Al interview can Be bad.
VEsossy EIxcIRo cHsMcaL RsrHs-ps.
A.. ~ susndaacs Al no Brosdwsy tSey sasanee % cur.
praden q mercury o. other sssc substances Special
de,,rsmsnt Tor lsdiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
SfIIPSTis0.

EsoR LiyzRPOOIs-USIrED STATES NAIL 5YEAs-
shp AfIATfO Eftrdge, commander Will del ART Win no
United states mails for Luroee positively o. saturday
August II CLOCK. M from berth, the foot OF Oan
street NJhceThe steamers II this line have water tight
Compartments and TO avoid danger from Joe. VIII not cross
the Banks north OF degrees until after the lat Of August
sor freight having unequsled accommodation f~
tDW. X. COLLINS IS Wall street.
Passenger requested TO be board At ii O'Clock
All letters psss through the Pos. Office. others viii
be returned. 40
The steamship Baltic Oliver Eldrdge, will succeed the
Atlantic ana sa Saturday August 6. Nouce-The rate
Of freight from Liverpool New York reduced 70 "a per
ton measurement. until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

DENTISTRY.
A COMPLETE SET on rNCoRRrPTfBrE TEETH
n upper and over ~ ne god pr or 40 inserted ~
T. RAkFk, ee kroadwsy ~ Houston street room
No. confor end niliy warranted i ~ noes where ether
TvrETH-y0sT BEAUTIFUL ARE INSERTED, rRov
enc W f1l 80, u The bes vito or without
trsctlng he roots By ~ NAPOLEON pRETypRE de1tst
Teeth ensrsc,ed without psa. Terms vsTy modszse sS
Brosfvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers-The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANT G, Capt Oliver Eldridge.
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comstock

The ADRIATIC. Cap. James West .
These ships having been built contract expressly for the
government service every has taken in the
srucon also in their engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for une.
qualled for elegance and comfort.
Of passage from New Liverpool In first cabin
$50 second do S76 Exclusive of size state
S325 From Liverpool To New York 30 and ~ guneas
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship No bers
proved bulkheads and avoid danger from leo
the Banks north Of AZ degrees until after he LIST
NJ Ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
pr. WARDS UyroRruNATE,s

cvrpy CURP-DR. WARDS UvrORTUN ATFe
- hind the most certain cure IN the world fer certain dis
used before AL other remedies for those diseases
warranted mercury and requires nc dieting for tho
cure n well known ~ the onfy remed~ clears the
the blood and against secondary
al the worst esses there other than this Slight
cured DAY. DR. Ward himself has had
periepce made than other YORK
perfect cure warranted Unortunate's Fiend o. once
20 Canal street, corner " BrosdwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
To sourHERN Ann WESTERN MEecuANrs i

ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS Y
ing 70 buy enc co'hing the Subscribers offer their al,
advantages Having large cxperience m this depsrt
their offer superior nducemcn. 70 desersi
class clothing either from well selected stock on the
Will make 10 order ION small commission goods 81
direct frem the Importers clothing In the most subsisn
fashionable manner and nj rates that VI insure qulcki
All dealers well know the difficulty Of selling out a 81
conseq uence Of bad styles aud srea anI feel Coz
tat by our system all his can be avoided. OF tn
we are ready convince all who may favor with nd
ronnge. u u. FLINT GO. 80 Broadt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

N 5. nELLoR, ArcTIoNEER -PIASoroRTFs. 100
w o palnngs. engraving French plate mirrors piano
soos a. auction Tuesday a. sesroo Is ana IS Park
CONSISTING Of four toned panofoes fully
warranted By The makers and sold 70 pay adyan Also
Aocu. 70 French plate mirrors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

L.oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA, UNITED STATES
IL mas Inc The rev and Splendid steamship Ala
for savannah saturday Angus, from pier Ne North
river, ~ ocockP " precisely Bus 81 lafing signed
SAMUEL H. MfTCHrfIs IS BroadWsv
Cabin 70 Savannah t2S for Florida through ce,s
70 Isek-onve sSl PLATA tD Large and commodous sea
ers leave Savannah for riorada three conuec
dsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

yN q NkLlNk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
w eerau fahlnrt furniture Tuesday. August
A. t0.f rck = salesroon Is Is Park row opposite
as AEol II -sfioR VI DE rchesi collection a dcsra-
..e aud superior made furniture req -
pet ws invite he city ard connfry dealers. hpel
pr9pr and tho-~ about retgrnsnz Among The stock
wlf Sc fina eshoraey carved WOOD urtag cAhnet
1la.i sliinwuod. with Treuch plate doors and coz t
been IN shoat months also rosewood arm1ur %
erneror ~ solid rosewood paror sues covered In
cA brofa and rsh ctexefes extension dlrng tables aud
xarsfF ~ hssse furnishing arcss Ladies and Ecnfemen
are nsFd 10 the sale Aso
ia Hr4se csrpss and variety n second hand
fittrn wfsh Nhieh b. sale ell commence GpotA can be
rscked &c premises fo shipping Catalogues "a morning
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

Va S NELLOR GOLD WATCHES
w sd lewery auction. Tuesday. saiesr0om IS
AL Is PARK opposite the Asr House by catalogue ~
H. O'Clock viz about ~ gold hes OF the following
kers-Tobas Cooper Beesiey, Arnold. Adams Co. and
other celebrated also hne COLLECTION Of cameo,
and scroll pins bracelets finger rings studs Sc
Che ehoe Tor positive sale be the properly 81 dealer
business sale IL silver plated casters,
SILVER ware. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FROM MAY 10, 1856,
the trains viii leave Chambers street station follows
Express A. NJ. and r. NJ mail "A NJ through train
IL NJ; emigrant NJ for PoughkeepAo A. NJ and T.
NJ; for sing sing 1880 NJ and 945 T. M this train leaves
Friday evening al IL r. NJ fer Hudson. $40 r. M for
Peeksk 4and $50 T. NJ The Poughkeepsie Sing Sing and
Peeksk trains stop at the stations Passengers taken
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty first stress Trains
for New York leave Troy al 4a5 sl5 aud lo45 A. and 80
A. 4. SMITH, Sup't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A IBASY AND TROY BoATS.-RH9ULAR LINE
Fare 81 from foot Of Canal ana spring streets connecting
with trains for Saratoga and the West The and splendid
steamer GLEN COVE viii leave every Monday Wednesday
and Friday mornings at O'Clock making the principal
Aniings For furthsr particulars inquire u LEWIS, Jr
A2 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

CReCKFRy AND GLASS;. J. WALDR0N, ACC-
~ Goneer-HENRY g. EVANS No. Liberty street, will
sea on Tuesday August al ~ o'clock in lots from the
shelves 70 suit the trade assortment OF Mayors best
white granite Light blue and French decorated
china and variety Of glass Goods repacked in the
best z amer for Shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

toss - ~. a.s No VIE = &C.,, VI, LNllsD
viii leave Tor the above psses Wednesday 9th Inst
Of ocock NJ rom pier H. North river She will arrive
al Norfolk The NEXT afternoon and Petersburg following
morning Passengers for The South will proceed directly Oh
By he grea Southern mail line " Charleston Augusta
vsnnsh &c Those Tor Richmond viii arrive al their desn.
esrly FRIDAY morning Travellers viii find this the
cheapest, ple.ssntesi and most expeditions Passage
fare with n Norfolk ~ Petersburg and rich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

HARDwARE-TEA PAPER ACCTIoN-T0 MORROW
Ii 81 iei O'Clock at 81 Dey street Greenwich rice
soap teas beans gs prunes writing and wrap
work boxes, brandy GIN WINS shnapps segars
loDscco axes, shoyes WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
Auctloneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

UCTrON NoTICE.-w. TOPPING CO, AUCTION
IA No 20 BroadwayEnglish cutlery, hardware
wood workboxes, mahogany wiling desks &c Tor
PING CO. will sell Tuesday August s. at 10 O'Clock,
Invoice OF English cutlery and hardware consisting Of knives
and sisso cards OF knives and forks OF 81 pieces also
ees Il solid mahogany brass fire sets paper mache
vaiters toasng forks, ladies' rosewood workhoxes solid
mahogany wiring desks powder TASKS shot pouches razors
&c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

ToaS I. vANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER. -REcETv
81 sale Wednesday, August Ia Ihftei street near
FIRST formerly X Steele Cos sale By order Of
r. Whitbrldge, Esq, receiver. Planning turning
growing machine establishment with all the necessary
appas conducting the business together with five
premises Also horses wagons AMI
harness For particulars inquire Of Messrs Tyler Brown
korreys 6 Broadway or 81 the oce Of ihe aHloneer, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

AXE GEoRGE.-yIsITARS TO THE NEW FORT
IL William Henry Hotel at this place take the sara
toga ard Whitehall Railroad to Moreau ( Sarato.
a and coaches IA miles 70 the lake the plank through
uens Fails The loss OF the John
the travel through Lake George rconderoga
lakes ANY further information desired
nv. Me- "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
TxvM N WEEKS AUcrroSEER BAKER a WEEKS

WM WEEKS. AUCTIoNEER BAKER WEEKS
w VII zel AZ auction. az the Merchants Erchange
wednesday the Sh August a. ~ ociock splendid country
eea q. Glen Cove Long Island. csnalnng about IS
lsnt The place lsani .lng with the
snf by wide and substantial II is bcaufi-
fEy wncded with and frult and the
tssies y lad out with shrubbery kc On the premises
v@rg large manson house about feet front and Is feet
dep kitchen and cellar under whole building and
CONTAINS above library drawing bedrooms &c All
~ besides bath water closet &C. There
hse ani substantial oubudpgs the premises such
bAfn coach house wash house Ae There abund
Of frui cherry apples peach R ia full
besg The place about hours distant from the city Of
New York " vseb here Of access several times
day w sSiesmboa and railroad II required, possession
oil be gwen Immediately For persons fond q boating lsh
= s1s0tina n h extremely desirable. Apply BA-
kkR VIZ n. No 3 Pine STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

DRIvATE CONsuLTATIONs-DR, WATSON HAs
for long series Of confined his attention
Of certain class ~ which he has treated less than
twenty thousand cases Without Instance ~ failure.
remedies mild and there interruption 10
change oret Dr Watson IL constant attendance from
ia morning until at night at hts consulting rooms
residence 90 Walker street few doors west Of broad way
WILLIAM WATSON NJ ID.
Formerly surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
TENANTS REGIsTER r.

A FAMILY LIVING IN THE UPPER PART or THF
n city win rent furnished house lady fully competen
70 take few first class boardors The highest Testimonial
will be required Address for week Edward r., Herald
Office. q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
LOCKHART BARRETT,

Manufacturer OF
Shot Guns and Fowlng Pieces, Double and Single
Barreled Guns, Pistols Reyolyers
aud Cane Guns.
UJ Powder, Shot, Caps, Flasks, Pouches, and Gun
Materials always for sale.
Repairing Of Guns. Pistols, Knives Locks, KEYS, sc.
Umbrellas aud Pafasols RePaired at short noliee.
shop opposite the American House,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

Dealers ia al kinds Of
MARBLE, GRANITE, SLATE, SOAP
STONE, sc.
Doors South Of the Bridge Main Street.
BRArTLEBoRo. VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOB WORK executed in good style At fair prices
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18

PARDON OF DR.. GRAuAm.-lt has
been stated that DIR. Graham. who
killed Mr.. Loring at the st. Nicholas
Hotel, was pardoned by Governor
Clark, Of New York, on account Of
aggravated illness, and that he was
carried from Sing Sing State Prison
on litter. But the New York
Times says gentleman Of Booklyn
saw him leave the prison on Saturday,
accompanied by two ladies, and be
was apparently in excellent health and
spirits!
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18

The Know Nothiugs were successful
at the elections Held in Evansville, 1udi-
ana, last Monday.
There il large Mt region in Min
nesotA. A company was chartered at
the rseentssssien Of her Legislative 70
explore it, aud If expedient, engage in
the manufacture.
DisREruTABLE BALLs.--The Mayor,
we learn refuses to license the disre-
pu'ahle balls Of The Third District,
which have long been disgrace to
that section Of the city. Good for his
Honor ''-BuUet;n 'f..
4" lon," the Washington correspcn-
dent Of the Baltimore Sun, says there
is no truth ID the rumor that Mr.
Wheeler. our Minister in Nicaragua.
has been, or Is about to be recalled.
ERRoRs or THE PRrss.-.Rcader. did
you know that every lumn ola news
paper contains from ten to twenty
thourind distinct pieces of metal, the
misplacing Of any one of which would
Gauge blunder or typographical error7
With this curious fact before. you,
don't wonder at the general accuracy,
Of newspapers :? Knowing this to be
the fact, you WILDE more disposed, we
hope. 10 excuse than magnify errors Of
the press. 3 'iAH -
HEREDITARY DRuNKENEss.-Dr. FREQ.
man, Of New York, says that almost
one quarter Of the children under
ten years Of ago in that city die Of
hereditary inebriety. He advocates
the erection Of an asylum for incbri-
ates, and says that eighty per cent Of
cases can be cured by such an insti;u-
ton. This is asserted on the steugth
Of experiments made by the Doctor
himself, and the testimony Of other
distinguished physicians.
U. s. SUPREME CouRr.-In the case
Of WELLS. whose death penalty Presi-
dent FILLMORE, commuted to impris-
onment for life, the Supreme Court of
the United States have decided that
the pardoning power Of. the Executive
includes that Of communication. Judge
MCLEAN disscnted from this decision.
DEATH or A Naval OFFICER.
Pensacola Gazette announces the death
of RICHARD l.. Love, = Lieutenant in
the U. s. Navy.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18

MAIL RoppER ARRESTED AND CON-.
MlrrEo. "A man by the name Of jos
eph Roach, stage driver was brought
to St. Louis on the afternoon of the
9TH inst, charged with robbing the
mail in Saline county, Mo. The mail
bag brass lock was also brought with
him. cut open with n knife, or some
sharp instrument. The arrest was
made by Fl. NJ. Clark, Esq, the Post.
master of Boonyille, Mo. Maj. Bry.
ant, the U. s. Marshal, has in his pos.
session, sum Of money and draft
for 1925. and brsastpin. diamond
set. The prisoner confesses his guilt,
but says he had no accomplcc..
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18
REASONS FOR HOfN7 no CHURCN
~
Some go TO church just for walk,
eone 20 there to laugh ana tAtkt | l.
Some go there to close their eyer,
And some 70 eye Meir ciothSD.


The MEDICAL FEE OF EuasN1E's
AocoucHnun.--A Paris correspondent
says: IF | am well informed, The
Empress's state Of health is, upon the
whole. as favorable as the case admits
Of She remains exceedingly weak
but is gradually recovering from the
snfferings Of her confinement. It is
rumored that NJ. Dubois is TO receive
100000 francs, not only for bis ser.
vices, but to compensate him for the
fearful anxiety Of mind be underwent,
when it became inevitable that violent
means must be resorted to to bring
about the birth. The poor Empress
for hours believed every moment would
be her last, and never ceased recon-
mendirg her soul to the intercessiop Of
tho saints; aud this conviction upon
bis imperial patients part, Of course,
doubled the responsibilities and the
nervousness Of NJ. Dubois--oonse-
quently it is held that eco, 900 (tbe
relative DEAFNESS Of the two epocl,s
well considered, too), il no more than
tho equivalent, in 1856, for the
10000, awarded 10 1871 10 bis "a
ther, for his attendance upon the En-
press Maria Louise, at the birth Of the
King Of Rome. arr
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18


~ Thirty yeareego man named
P'umer, living in Maine. burnt the
mill OF relative out Of revenge. He
was detected, stabbed the officer who
attempted to arrest him, and fed TO
the Isle Of Holt, on the coast OF Maine.
dug cave. and supported himself by
hunting and fishing. There be lived
for many years, unseen Of any human
being. In 1920 he left his retreat and
went begging. until in September he
died, at MontviI)e, 80 years old. His
appearance was most strange-hairy
and bearded. He looked like an old
Egyptian monk of the Thebaid.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18
Nssc Spring Goo1ss.

"oSV cpSsss8 1HOOeS0.
0'CONOR is now opening the follow
" ing Spring Goods, rsc'd. by the latest arrivals
Ml1linery.
Paris Spring Bonnets, Straw, HAIR and Lace, for
aides and Misses. Ribbons, Plumes, Flowers, Ae.
Fine Dress (sooAs.
Oskandts, Barge plata and 6ouneed Dresses /;
Plain ana f,onnced dresses Muslin and JAconst
Flonnced Dresses, BrilIaDtines, White ana Color.
ed Jaconets, eN12 nansook ana l1k6l Muslins !;
Whits Slaughtered Robes and Skirts; Emhrojd-
cred S0iss Mesiin. IN pieces; Striped and chedk
Muslins, every kind. J
4t{ Em bYo1Aer1es.
Embroidered Muslin and Jacosss Bands Embd
Muslips and Jaconets Ed0ing and Inserting COL
lars, Chemlsetts and SIeeves,s great e1rtety.
D0mestie Gnotls.
Irish linen, linen lawns Coiored anh White
Robbinets Mosgufto BAR, Linen fer Mosquito Bars
French, En9lish and American Csllen Priuts,-
Gioghams, Checks ana Plain Dress Goods.
Perfnmery ~ Every Description.
Corsets. Hoopsd skirts and False Nair, In ahus.
dance. ~ Thjsd 3vsss- opposite ~ Postt nice.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18

kENTU cKY AND THE PRESIDENCY
The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, writing from Washington.
under date Of the 2eth ult., says: q
"The Kentucky delegation to the
Cincinnati Convention, which was at
first chronicled for General Pierce, /
have from 4 member Of it, is for Lynn
Boyd for To Presidency."'
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18

Mn. ll71Ltmoer,-A Washington,
letter to the New York Courier says
that the latest advices received from
Mr.. Fillmore, in this country. wero
dated at Krone in the month Of Feb
uary. lie was then about to depart
for Naples, and from that port would
depart for Alexandria, in Egypt
The ex-President would probably pro-
coed from that place to Cairo and the
Pyramids, and might thence continue
his excursion to Jerusalem. If he
sat out on his tour by The, middle of
FEBRUARY, it is expected that be would
reach Taieste'upon his return from the
middle Of April, to the first of May
1t is not unlikely, therefore, that the
information Of bis nomination will
reach Mr.. Fillmore, on his return to
Europe, ..and of consequence, that lie
will bring his response to it in person.
" W. TTelegyopA.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-18
A YANKEE OFFICER.

Soon after the revolutionary war
Capt. p, u brave Yankee officer. YVES
at st, Petersburg il Russia, and while
there accepted an invitation to dice
There was large number at the table,
and among the rest al English lady
WHO wIished to appear one Of The
knowing ones.
This lady on understanding that an
American was one of the guests. ex
pressed n determination to quiz him
She fastened on him like tigrees
making many inquiries respecting on,
habits customs, dress, manners, mode
Of life, and education. amusements,
It..
TO all her inquiries, Capt p. gave
answers that satisfied all tie company
except the lady; she was determined
not to I've satisfied, and the following
dialogue t. k place:
Lady-fIave the rich people in
your country any carriages ? For /
suppose there are some that call them
selves rich.
Capt. P.-My residence is in a
small town upon AFT island where there
are but few carriages kept-but in
larger towns and cities on The main
land, there are number kept in a
style suited to our republican man
ners.
LADY, can't think where You find
drivers. | should nW think the Am
orleans knew how to drive coaoh.
Capt. P.--We find no difficulty on
that account, madam; VIZ can have
plenty Of drivers by sondiug to Eng
land for them. l.. 49,
Lady Speaking very) quick-1
think the Americans ought to drive
the English instead Of the English
driving the Americans.
Capt. P.-We did, madam, in the
last war, but since peace we permit
the English TO drive us
The lady, half choked with anger,
stood mute minute, and then left the
room. whispering to 1 friend that the
Yankees are too much for us in the
cabinet as well a. in the fold. -