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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-21

EOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, SITUA-
l. ted on 9th street, near the corner Of M. In
quire Of r M MA6RUDER, Dry Good and
Shoe Store, corner 7th and street. lie 21-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
nor CHARLESTON AID FLosIpA-sEMI wErKL,

DOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMT WEEKLY
U. s. Mail Iine.-Thc spendid steamship MARION,
". Foster, commander win leave pier No North river on
freight apply on board where all bills OF ladng will signed
for passsge the Office sPOFFoRD TILESr0N AGO.
70 Broadway. The steamship JAS. ADGER, s. o. Turner
rommsnde will succeed Saturday June II The
avoSto steamer CAROLINA now makes regular trips oths
landings the st. Johns river Florida cDnuecting
with tho from New York. and leaving Obsreston
every 1uesfav nj O'Clock w. Through tickets 10 Jack
sonvLle, So TO pilstba, S33.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
ANTHOLOGY.

A STON1sHING TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW TELIA
a past present and future even true thai assonshsa
all who Wait her. She will tell the very houehts She
elbows the hepees Of the intended husband and absen end
snd censes speedy marriages. who Will oil enjoy happiness
good luck through life Thousands
belief that she the most wonderful astroosist In the wond
not admitted 70 Broome street, between Cannon and
20 umbs.
T,LAIavOYANCk. MRS. SEYMOUR, 40 SPRING
street few doors of Broad vay the ce ebrnad
redical and business clavoyAnt IN America. ALI ssasee
Uncovered cured ncupable the tas and Whereabouts
absent friends Known unerrlng advice busnea 40
and no charge unless satsfed.
NLAIRvoyANCB.-MRs HAYRs, CLAIRvoYANT
~ ard healing physc,sn, l76 Grand street. New York
ieeasen correctly told and cured The fate where
abows Of sbfen friends correctly told Unerrng advi aiven
respecprR husness No charge remember, satisfied
Mrs rAYRS nerve soothing c fluid the only known poai
I've ey,ermin stor OF AL dataae rheumatism tpe
ia &c TRY ye mitons Of slerers and be cured. ONE
VIC Grsrd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
DErTlsTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED Positively WITHOUT PAIN,
by means OF benumbng applicaionto the gums, BY Or.
y wilson Dentist Bond street, This application 4 per.
OF the blood around o tooth 10 be extracted for about half
suspended. - IVY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
EXPIRE SSEB.

CUTrON q CO.'S DIsP ATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- CISCO sailing regularly and positively the day
elegant cipher .hp slLysk STAB, Wade master
This splendid ship, built for the California trade
with great buoyancy superior sailing Qualities ard thorough
ation, unequaed inducements TO shippers
sous OF landing their cargo In San Francisco At the earliest
possible day without detention NJ BThe ships of this line
lake no freight after their advertised day.
SUTTON 4 CO., IS South street. corner of Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

A UsfRALIA.-PIONEER LINE. CARRYING THH
"A United States mai.-The beautiful slipper ahp MON
SOON 1850 burhenf Melbourne Will also receive
reght for sydney loading at pier 10 last RIVER has
portion Of bor engaged, and will be dispatched
sbeu goth June Has ascomodaons for passengers
aurpAsesd for other Freight ~ lowag
rstee shippers and passengers apply on board or 70 T. W.
CAMERON. No. 6 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

NAATRIMONIAI.-THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO rs II
M OF age and only psssabe in appearance desires
ing intelligent and amiabe dsposuon with manners Of re
lnement, In view Of matrimony deeming division OF his
prospects and competency real dminshmen when con
sdering the possible return Of aiiecionae esteem mi
subscriber VIII return any Communication, II 30 deer
Please address II. r. johnson, Boston, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TALL, HANDSOME AN
n wealthy, educated and intel gent, wishes marry
young lady OF similar qualities Wealth desirable, but NO
iect earl, interview requested Address James Oak
Union SQUARE Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

= steamer BLACK WARRIOR, Captain J. Smith win
he above psrs on fhur6ay June r. 2P. NJ precisely
her PIER q North bot Of Robinson sree Freight
81. Louis goes through BIZ this line In sixteen
LIVINGSTON, ORO0HHRON co., Agents. IL Park place.
NOTES.-The bills Of Adhg dgned aftsrssteanaer sails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
nJONDERVUL MEDICAL DISCO

WONDERFUL MEDICAL DIsCOvERY-A NEW ANn
w most extraordinary remedy tor rheumatism nh
stefan IN this city Will orward recipe for Thc edne 4
externally applied and positively never falls cure In ne
artcl sbcud mot 1--WE aashsten thN vtl - r~f,rssS
Address l. Thcmpsos, N. D. New York Posi onics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

CURECURE.-DR WARDS NORTHUMBERLAND
~ Nothing else makes a thorough cure The infaRfh
snd q The aaced Alone cures that sever RETURNS RI
conamnate the system ard break CONTINUALLY Price ne
Sold at the old established oce No. 20 Canal street.
Broadway. ~~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08


RBILlvyE oAaDEss Poor OF AlaHrIsrH srsEEr.
- are open tor The sesson rSs p .. only sa n
~ sasdi: o. iss wARp @IoS..a.
(nIyswooD HousE.-lIE ysDEEsIe.sD aAyINs
~ leased the splendid hotel situated Maaavea
81 % asssGs
sSSs =. E sn
ne es s's &. ss OF oc
naln9 The arst landing me place For apply
noS. and '
NoREsr HOUSE. BUDD's Lake. ON soHooLsY's
& .n I'd ss sSspsen sn I;
" n ssnso ss s sa For address
/, 7 AXIS MoBEaAN aoUss, sIrUArED Pous xILss
I'd ss ss
s.: % 4 4, t 4 5sss: f Fl sssss..,
7 Ak. aEossn-rn. FORT WILLIAM HENRY 40
e pa
81 81 y sls 81 s
ss Gss su .o% s
samsr John Jay van cave ihe hoel every morning tor rsoo
Nd !sa;aSs : Ss .ssraos. 9 t. Se.s1 sssss cave
s s AsS Ss wn now w ready o g.
pliesuons for !ooms for DC ensuing season. ~,
can Ss oS.sn:a On Application he under
~ mss xSs 40 ::
Bank; AbrahAm T. Hyer. Unied statss AarsAal corner
way Wsass p. Jones. is wss;r street. = -
Roq z. EE49Lf5a add cottage. connected with III. ho.s
house,
few small assss and ome Of the best rooms are still q.
can Pc seen by going TO ockaway or engaged BY
Cottage has been engaged for private and public
luli supply bathing houses and competent
Billiard and bowling saloons, &C.
OF the Long Island ha roaa. JOAN ESQ. BAlN3RfD0H.
CkA vIRW ROUsE-HIaHLAN Ds on NEWEST sK.-
> This ragpisent establishment ready the recsp
wpss.ed ~ any hote he Uued saies Resdsns at this
house eI y All The fishing and ses bathing advanagss Of Ne
An nand isament fbs fine steamboat are IL capital
% dlsc 10 SSss IAN
THE rAvTLIoN HOTEL GLEN COVE. L. I-THTl
isv",.s summer resort having been ENLARGED, entirely
opsned he Ieespon Of Company on or asou he 18th q
June rbe steamer Croon will Peck slip Glen Cove,
S%Dsr u oceeR Any for he proprietor
s Ss
THE PAVILION ON ., THE HILL HILL, ,:ra, OF 4 MILE
Thoroughly repaired end The garden beautifully laid oa the
ns ss
call either Of hem assuring them, at the ume
Professor 7osnr, kansssr. - - '' '' '''
THE wAssATC TEMPERANCE HOUSE rs now OPEN
ss
Sio1i could desire there no hssisr location 10 Ansrea
T.. ::f E
1o Dnssh. as
Of ne Hss , s ' @ Ne. f Ssa
passenger to any part Of he cognsz
rB-A mau house to let To- 5s sunmer furnished
o. unfurnShed, 70 suit parties. Rent m0decAtA s3N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

UNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
MAI Limo The splendid steamer KNOXVILLE, Capt
G. D. Ludlow. viii leave Saturday 18th June from pier
No North ryer q O'Clock n Bulls Of l;ding FSned On
Broadway Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville,
$ to Patka, $50 Steamers for Florida connect a Sayan
nah with the steamers from New York Tuesdays and Sa
iurdays,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PURCHASE A GOOD
"A dwelling house with several lots attached the CITY
Hail. Brooklyn 81 600 in cash snd 81 90 in furniure
tered In part pay mept. Address o. s., Herald ofcs
DOOM wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES PAR
IL Tor and bedroom only well furnished,
the first floor OF very private house. Address M. Il. NJ,
Broadway Post office.
no PRIVATE FAAILIES.-THRKE GROWS PkRsONSg
Am ercans wiz rent ront and back parlors and three
bedrooms In house chdren second
preferred; will pay $225 until May below l4h street.
References exchanged. Address r. g. o., Herald olea
w ANTED TO EENT-FoR SIX OR TWELVE MONTH
w furnished house for q s family, q respectabs
neiahborhood west side Of Broadway below Twenty third
street; be well iurpsned; rent 81 200
paid monthly In advance. Address week
A. q. M, Union square Post office.
WJ AIMED TO PURCHASE SMALL, NICELY FUR.
w nished house. good neighborhood, In New Yoyt.
Price from - 600 70 Sc 000 III 600 will be paid the
,eman for three or five years or will exchange ss
house. beautifully 10 ated in Brooklyn, uon
valued At 81 800, ard pay 81 600, the balance
above Address j. j., herald Office, stating description Of
house m location.
MAr1ED-A TRACT OF LAND, ANYWHERE ON
w Long Island, If IN the vicinity OF a railroad. No
f poor wet provided II be drained cheaply TIVE
hun dred to thousand wanted all IN body. Ne
eui plots farms are wanted but considerable body Of
cheap lane and the New York Address
Wcodtord. herald Office, stating price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

TOR NORFOLK AND PEfEAsBURGarHE UNITED
il States mail steamship ROANOK1, Captain Thomas
Skinner viii oave for The above places on Wednesday llh
ns a four O'Clock r NJ from pier Is North river She viii
arrive Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg the
following morning. Passengers for the South win proceed d.
recy BY the great southern nail Ae to Chsroston An
gus to- eavannah de- Those Richmond will arrive At their
Destination early Friday morning. Trsyslers viii and this The
e. With sateroom TO Norfolk IS; to Petersburg and
edmond, 80. Apply TO LUDLAk PLEASANTS %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

ATTENTION OF THE MEuBERs
Of Industrial Home Association, No. and others, Is
called 70 the notice the sale OF lots Wakefield under the
head Of Auction Notices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

ENOR LIvnAPOOL -UNITED srArEs NAIL srsAN-
y sAp E1IoSAoN, Losber, eomnaude'. WIN depvt Win
June n 81 II O'Clock. from her berh Ct Ae foot Of Canal
street .Fs gLrt ~ = ri -. IN =
Moron The steamers Of this line have wAssr asht
garnes and @ avoid danger from ise WIN NOT Cross The
Ben1s Iorh o. AZ degrees until Acy the lst OF August
For freight or having unsquAled accommodation
- SDWXhD K. COLLINS IS Wan St.
Passengers requested 70 Be on board At O'Clock ~
be returned.
The steamship Atlantic shrdge. win succeed tho Hricuon
NOTICE rate Of freight trsm Liverpool to New York
notice.
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wv UNDERSTAND THAT THE CT EvALAND AND
w Toledo. Mad River and Lake Erie and Cincinnati Ha-
ton and rsyton Railroads. forming the line between Cevesnd
70 Cincinnati On freight they have roded thirty per cent
The ece Of the complny at 367 Broadway whore tickets
be purchased and contracts made ct their greatly reduced
rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.-FOR HA.
u vana and New Orleans On Tuesday. June II, at2 r.
M pier Warren street North river the fast and
,ayorie seamahip EMPIkE CifY Capt Henry wlnde, WIN
rIeght to New Orleans 80 cents cubic foot Shippers
will be supplied with ank bills Of ading 81 the form signed
by the company application a their Office No other forms
signed and no bill Of fading will be sened after the hour q
sailing For freight PASSAGE apply at the office Of the
p'''' - NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent.
DBDUCRD PRICRs-JUNH 2.-UNITED STATES
IL Mail Lne-Fify pounds Of baggage free. Ten cents
pound Four hours from 70 ocean, by Pana
ma kairosd Through for CALIFORNIA viz Panams Rairosd
wall Friday June TO- at O'Clock. H. precisey, from
Pier foot Of Warren street. North river the well known and
iaat steamship georges LAW Captain VIM. L. Herndon U.
N. Passengers and mails will be for aarded BY Panama
railroad and connec at Panama with the Pacific Mail
thp Compap VS. magnificent steamship G0LDEN AGE j. 7.
watkins, commander which will be In readiness and leave
Immediately for Fan francisco The public informed that
NJ g. Co always have extra steamers lying
ready avoid any possible detention Of pas
sengers mails For passage apply 70 I. w. RAYMOND,
street Freight 70 cents susic foot or ~
cents per pound PREPAID And freight will be received
If er II O'Clock on the day Of sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


DA:UOV. ~, in g business which VIII pay, 5000 10
s go s o. a0S
Of chambers slTeet and West Broaoway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is HEREBY GIVEN
s e Sr s Of
ss,ee have formed oopartlsrshp. under he arm name
a1snR %
sas
style Of Luers FipcE Co has been Ills day d..ovsd Oy
ton street. HnNkY LUERS,
Is MEsEsy GIVEN THAT r. TT 1HE xS p
nj. da dissolved Sy pu. consent The s bust
alone authorized 70 dgn the name q The AT%n 's5s%sn.
George W. Butt viii continue the general saSlns busns:
NJ he OLD s.ysT fd
THE CoPARrNERsHIP OF ALsoP CO., vALPA
raise, Lima and San Francisco, expired on ne - J:nSc
January at h.s Sssp formed under Ne arm Of Asop o.
Mewas. jackson and Henry a. Munro Lima SPsru,. Sy
ssaa :, : s:s
SR =. q, s "a 2 he .s . q "p
This coparnehp Joseph ". Asop Henry Ohaunooy,
Edwin Bartlett etshhope Provost and Theodore W. Riley OF
New York, aul EdwAfd Mccall OF Lima, who rosou
sbs beyond he emsuns Of capital rsspeoivey contributed.
rho capital Of the houses nix hundred thousand dollars,
part which, Or profits thereon can be withdrawn during he
sraneS Franseo WI oonnes :: Aso.scss unass
the firm Of Aop Co. and directed by Charles Pohsmus
and g. W. p. B SELL acting partner the Ame. An ample
capital has been provided for In conformity with the
1sorso ii nTUson wac ne seoenay ar
Of Asop Co. hitherto managed by Theodore w. Riley Mr.
Hobsons counting house wiz be that occupied by Mr..
Rley ~ South street. AL6OP CO.,
FEW YoRx. June q 1856. By GEORGE @. HOBSON.
George g. Hobson, the firm Of Alsop Co., Valparaiso
Lima and Ban Francisco, will advance conagnments
glfco WIN be Ave per cent GEORGE q. HOBSON,
NEW YORK june q 1856 2aouth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

DpILlVUE 0ARDEsR Poor OF klGHrIsrH srREEY
ID sat- Aver are open tor The sesson rss - Tho only So
and gudsns d England the continent q Euope. Take
Ne sec I'd Third avenus g. WARD. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFlOn, NEW CITY HALL q
Chambers street. Notice payera Tho assessment
rolls Of ne several wards Of the CITY % New York hayns been
70 all Mterosed that The will opened for
examination and review from Tuesday, the 9th day Of May,
until Wednesday, the 25h day Of June ipcluve All those
interested Who DESTROYS Of examining eorrecns the
sstween he houln Of 9oeock n. and O'Clock p. H. d
ther ONCE. j. ". ALLEN
Al WILLIANBON,>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
CRAvELLN1aV GUIDE.

nAILY FOR POUGHKEBPsIE, LANDING AT CozzENE,
~ West Point Cold Springs, Cornwall, Mesburg, New
Hm It'll, leaves Robinson street pier afternoon eIcep
sundays) a SO o'clock returning, leaves Poughkoepde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

I AXE HOBEaAH noUss, SITUATED FoUa Niles
convey leave Peokskl karoad station for tho
A. ". PALMBR. Proprietor,
Refers 10 Mr. T. Jones' N7 BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

THE Last wRRK.- BUNKER I'LL DIORAMA.
The historical moving dioramA Of the Battle Il Bunker
Hill and ConfagrAop OF Charlesown u for o1hiSeA fer
tbs week at tho Chinese Museum Building, No. $50 Broad
way.
In addition 10 which Win be added dorsmie ssene entitled
the FAIRY LAND and Palace Of The Fairies.
Doors open at TX o'clock pertorwanoes commence o.
O'Clock On Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons u 3oeesk.
3ckets Is cents; chi dren. ~ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

DRIvArE CoNsULTArIoNB-DR. WATSON HAs1
for long series years. confined hin Attention % an
cases Of certain class In which he has keaed MOI e than
remedies mild and there y nterrupcn Sunnee -
change Of Diet DR.. Watson u IN constant auenAaaoo ~
In the morning until Mt aght his Oonsultna roaa NJ
residence, % Walker street, few doors q Boa1way
WILLIAM WATSON, r.. Ok
Formerly surgeon 10 ihe Loek 61uDiSsSB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

ENOR SALD-ONH NEW FIRs1 GLASS YOUR STORY
II house. No. So Twenty ninh street
q row q az nav houses. between Fourth and Madison
avenues, finished with AL tho modern improvements And
Ot sseoad street, South side, first from
1nh avenue, west. Inquire VIM Eyer. a IS last Twen.
n ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

E,ROM NEW YORK TO HAvRE DTREcT.-BRlTIsH
9 and North American Royal Mall etsampacket Conyanvl
CAptAn Muof
OApl9n WNkmRn
CAMBRIA paddle wneeD Captain Browkess.
CITY, on Thursday 18Th June Passage money for first sa.s
300 including provisions and Stewards foe, bat without
wines liquors. which be obtain cd board The ss
wihng 70 take passage u invited 70 WHIT he ap Freghts
taken At moderate rates. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

VALUABLE Property FOR aALE.-HOUsE AND
"A lot No 164 East Nineteenth street. reoete with oil the
modern and In order and finish
Alao Lexington and Fifty second street improved
pespery paving COED crest Vasant lots for sale Inquire
NJ No l6A Ess. Sineteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

CORNER GROCERY STORE, WITH LIGHT STOCK
"A and hxtures sale Cheap applied well
sed 70 do good trade qure the Of Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

OFERAH, CONCERTS. LECTURES AVID BALLa
The Academy well stocked with scenery painted By Al
legr Also the ball floor and splendid decorations for
ton feet Ion &, for hall suppers - n =
10 enterprEng EnpressAro this offers rssa IN.
ducemeuA can be demonstrated by Tie experience OF he
that tho house b let Bss Oonsors
and Lectures. on the pishs when there no
qured by the Directors For terms apply By sub
scriber, ~ wall street. JAMES PAALEN, President
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
PIRATES IN THE CHINA SEAs-The last numbe
Of the China Mail received, contains the following
intallioancn.

PIRATES IN THE CHINA SEAs.-The last number
of the China Mail received, contains the following
intelligence:
The Paushun arrived from shanghae on the l7th
On coming to anchor at Chinhai, Captain Toms
communicated with the authorities, who informed
him that there was strong body of pirates near
Chanting junks, valued at $l2, 900 each, and that
they demanded $4,000 ransom, ose-third of which
had been paid
At daylight the following morning, Capt. Toms
went in search of the eet which he met and totally
destroyed, with the help Of body of sailors and
mariners, whom Capt. Vansttart had sent from the
Btterns, under command of Lieut.. Brook.
The piratical feet consisted Of ten Cantonese
vessels, and several Nngpo junks, which had been
captured and fitted up as tenders. Two of these
the Paoushun ran down. There was considerable
practice on this occasion with the MIME rifles. and
with killing effect.
On the goth she left to revisit Shih-poo, where
some suspicious vessels reported to be cruising
An American vessel just in reports that on the same
day, not long after meeting the Paoushun she saw
Ningpo boat under American colors ''peppering
away at some retreating pirates, who were leaving
prize behind them.
On the 2lst she found dozen newly arrived
West Coast pirates at Shih-poo but succeeded in
destroying only one of them-the rest escaped,
from Atheir knowledge Of the intricate passages,
after hard chase. Capt. Toms returned on the
23d, and left the next day for Shanghae-convoy-
ing some Shunting junks short distance up the
coast.
The Chinese seem gratifed with the result Of
their experiment Of repressing piracy by steam, as
well they may be.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
From Central America
THE FRENCH AFTER GENERAL Wurrr


In our latest papers from New York woa
news not received here by the last arrival from,
lsthmus, as no Central American papers came
hand The following is from the panam, g..
the goth ult:
The steamer Emelie reports The French man,,
war rEmbuscade in La Cnion. on h.r w,v 'ol' a
the coast N'Na
This vessel, we learn, is to touch At S;o,..
to inquire into the violent seizure OF Franoh Fhasua
British property by Walker, as forced Io.", '0a
quired by him to carry out his schemes '' IN :, re-
country. All 'nas
BY the report by the Esnclie it would seou !,
revolutionary parties are already being orc.,1 WA,
against Walker III Nicaragua, and that Co.,s sMi p:
is also sending force against him. On ths ~t urea
Notwithstanding what the New York papers s"oe' sa"
his favor, we still adhere to our old hoG.f J, III
Walker will either have to slope from Sicar,a '''
lose his life before many months. o
The COSTA RICA CoyrEE CKep--pr
advices from Pmta Arenas we learn ,ut III p,."@ n
Rca coffee crop is remarkably good this vsa, .o,''
yield being about ninety thousand ouiptals r.: .'e
offered, 81 gold small lot has come dow I'VE !.
the steamer Emelie for shipment to Eurons .I, u,
another lot is to be sent here by the stea,nc, ~"
lumbus for the same purpose. These are intenda,
as experiments, and if they turn out we'll va a'
assured the entire next years crop will be shinn.J
to Europe via Panama. 'F'
FL Nicaraguensc has an energetic and das,,.
article in regard to the alleged Central Ame,;c.a
league against the present of Nicaragua I,@. !, =;
evidently from the pen of Walker himself w.
copy the closing paragraphs:
Ut Costa Rica, the loss of her frie ndsbin ;s
doubtful injury. She has not kept faith With ,ha
law of nations, for she has allowed the political
refugees from Nicaragua to delay upon her borlsrs
instead Of ordering them into the interior. Tho,,
have been privileged to agitate and indame WIN
misrepresentation the people on the conSn.. ~,
this State, and never has she manifested thu .,h,
est disposition to attend to the friend- ,el,t;o".
which should characterize two neighborjne no,a..
She has offered hospitablc reception. too n .,.h
of the discontented ones as choose to accent of
citizenship from her.
All these faults heretofore disregarded, vii, ,.e
up to condemn her present suicidal policy. and
when the long account is settled, if they force n,
to hostities all these defacations must be ansv.,s
for. We have stood to the faith of nations. y.
have acted honorably and with most conciato,,
spirit to all the Republics of Central America and
will still pursue the same unequivocal policy: hm
yet We are prepared for the desperate alternative:
and should discontented politicians inflame agapu
us the ignorant people of the adjoining States We
can only adjudge them, as it has been done since
the beginning, "those who draw the sword shall
perish by the sword"
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

Julius CEsAR.-On this day nineteen hundred
years ago. or forty-four years before the birth Of
Our Saviour, Julius Caesar was assassinated in the
Senate-house of Rome, in the fifty-sxth year Of
taken eight hundred Cities defeated three hundred
millions of men, and slain one hundred millions
He wrote the commentaries of the Gallo War, u
and, when shipwrecked in the Bay of Alexandria,
swan to land with them in one hand and his arms
in the other,