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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23

PARIS ANECDorE.-The correspon-
dent of the Boston Post relates the fol-
lowing anecdote.
81 find the following anccdote among
the gossip of the French papers: Among
the habitues of one of the humorous
cafes of the Boulevard Du Temple may
be seen any hour almost of the day an
old gentleman whose dress, though in
dicating poverty, bears nevertheless the
appearance Of a poverty honestly and
decently supported. He is exceedingly
popular and much sought after; he re-
lates agreeably and is considerable of a
poet, some of his verses having obtain
ed no little success under the Restora-
tion. A few days since he made the
following recital:
King Charles X, once presented me
with snufbox ornamented by his por-
trait and enriched with diamonds. Sub
sequently finding myself embarrassed
for money, went to the most celcbi at
ed jewelers. in the Palas Royal, and
said to him-presenting the box-'W i'll
you do me the favor to take out these
diamonds, replace them with false ones
and pay me the difference?' 2 He readily
acceded to my request. A short time
after, the artist who had taken the por-
trait of the king, wrote to me praying
the loan of my box, as he had occasion
for the model, fifty copies having been
commanded by his majesty. l forward
ed it to him, and at the end of two OF
three months | went to his residence to
reclaim it. But the painter, fortunately
for me, as it subsequently proved, had
confounded it with the fifty others for
which it served as copy, and great
was my surprise when pressed pecunia-
rily again, | returned to the jewelers. to
demand money upon it, to see him
count out very considerable sum.
"What! tins picture so Valuable as
this, ! remarked,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23

MARYsvILLE, Sept. 10, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23

If YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO DO, DO
IT.-There is no lesson which people
men, women and childrou-have more
need to learn than this-to do what
they have to do at once. Young people
cannot calculate the benefit of it while
the want of it will hang upon them all
Cheir lives long, like an incubus. Our
advice to boys and girls always is, if
they have but smart hours work to
do, to do it in an hour, and not sozzle
over it all day. In our business, if we
had boy who must be lazy, we should
urge him, by all means to work, and
make business of it; and then, if he
must, stop, and make business of that
too. lfhe is allowed, or allows him
self to play the loblolly boy through
the day, he is just as sure to be drone
as long as he lives, as he is sure to live.
Indolent habits in youth are never
overcome in manhood. The world is
brim full of illustrations of the truth of
this The same rule applies equally to
girls. The girl who does housework
land we hope there are some) who al
lows herself all the forenoon to poke
over the breakfast dishes and finds scan
ty time to get dinner, is just as sure
to make a miserable slattern Of house
keeper rs she is to be housekeeper at
all; girls who keep their breakfast dish
es round till noon. The only way is, if
you have got any thing to do, do it
Nashua Telegraph.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
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"No? was the reply the value is in
the diamonds
"The diamonds! but they are false
ones,
"Pardon, the diamonds are perfectly
pure and beautiful
lreturned to the painters but the ff-
ty snuff boxes were no longer in his
possession. The king had distributed
them among a number of persons whom
he desired to honor by malk of his
kindness. So thatamong the happy ones
who fancy a royal present, some one
has my false diamonds. | am really
sorry for him, but how repair the er-
ror? Z"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
What Cheer House,
G. f. LUCAS, Proprietor.

FENHE ABOVE HOUSE would respectfully inform
IL hisfrends and th public that it has been fitted
who may wish quiet and comfortable place to sleep.
The Restaurant has been taken by Messrs. DUNES
MILE LEFEBRE, who prepared to fun nish
meals at all hours in manner not to be surpassed
by any Restaurant in the city. my29my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT
For the National Democrat.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

For the National Democrat.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Let Heaven be glad let all the earth rejoice
The mighty Harp amidst the seas is strung
The world. entranced, has heard its thrilling
voice
The first great hymn ofioyful praise is sung;
Her Harp has Science strung midst oceans
caves
Her wondrous Harp, whose chords the light
nings sweep,
And nations hear above the vail of waves
The hymn it plays so thrilling and so deep.
Sweet Harp of Peace, singing its soothing
songs,
Till angered nations, listening to its strain,
Forget their hatred and their fancied wrongs
And join their hands in brotherhood again.
Ye winged winds, that sweep the oceans
breast,
With viewless footsteps wandering to and
fro,
Seek now your caves, and give your legions
rest
For swifter messengers than YOU will go.
Ye rushing steamers, that, like spirits grim,
Go out 'gainst storm and night upon the
main,
Fold now your white wings, let your fires
burn dim,
For midst the coral meath your keels is
lain
A pathway for the lightnings, and they come
Down from thei" native skies to Journey
there,
For science bids her mighty work be done,
Silence commands and they her servants are
Thou, Fate's executor, resistless Time,
Whose chariot-wheels roll on the winged
hours,
And, ceaseless moving, with zeal sublime,
Without fatigue, or lessening of thy powers,
Zen thou art distanced in this dreadful race
Thy rushing moments past and left behind /;
Let new wrinkle seam thy hoary face,
Thy march is distanced by the "march of
mind"
Thou full toned ocean, whose majestic roll,
Since Times first dawn, has known no
check or band,
But with resistess force from pole to pole,
Hast heaped thy pillows 'gainst the trem-
bling land,
Rest now space. Behold thy waves are
bound
As brother speaks to brother, whispering
low,
So nations speak, and nations hear the sound,
Although between thy currents foam and
flow.
Albion, proud mother, whispers to her child
The listening child hears the familiar voice,
And answers back, and, DER the pillows wild
They clasp their hands, exulting,a and rejoice
Oh wondrous man, in Gods own image
framed,
His own breath given to make thy yearn.
ing soul
The wild beast meath thy potent hand is
tanned
The wilder elements own thy control.
Nature gives up her secrets one by one
The springs Of air and ocean are revealed
The far-off stars show in what path they run
The cloud-throned Lightnings own thy
power and yield.
Ye morning stars that rung the birthday
chime,
When out of chaos God first called this earth,
Awake again amidst your spheres sublime,
The mighty song, and sing this second birth
Sing DER this child of Glory, which complete
Sprang from mans mind as Palas sprang
from Jove;
See the wild ocean crouches at its feet
See the hot Lightnings at its bidding move
Be this your song in solemn measures given
Sing till the echoes deep shall Nature thrill:
"Glory to God, Highest in earth or Heaven
On earth be Peace, and unto man good
will"
MARYsvILLE, Sept. 10, 1858. G.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23

cT- omce In fremont Block, corner Maiden Ian,
and Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter. The aim of
the pu fishers will be to make it good paper and
suitable Offering for friends in tn Atlantic States
TERMs-sj per annum; SO for six months; 50 for
tbree month";
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
N E RCHANTS' HOTEL,
MARYSvLILE.

TTNERES Old ESTABLISHED HOUSE, IN ORDER TO
4 meet the demand upon its increasing business,
has recently been enlarged by the addition of num-
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
Ice! Ice! Ice!
-Four Cents per pound at Retail.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN RUSSIAN CoM'L Co L
San Francisco, April 0, 1855.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that this Compa-
~ ny has fixed the price of Ska Ice in Marysville
for the current year, at FOUR CENTS per pound, de-
lvered by the Agent, MIR. c. F. BROWN, at the Ice
House in this city, the dwellings of purchasers, at
their option. WIN. BURLlNG,
ap1l-6m Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FAIAL ACCIDENT On Christmas evening young
man named William Sherman, in company with two
hsssiors, sged IL and H. lett the re-idsncs OF his
stsIiather, sr. Curtis Havens residing a. Herber.s-
VILE, Ocean County, n j. for the purpose ,f spe disg
the evening with sister residing on the nth side of
Squsr RIVER Tney had not returned on Monisy
morning but Mr. Havens supposing they were a. his
daugher and feeling no prshensou for their s,fsy
LEFT bone to attend to some business at S,usakua
Arriving there, he met his son-in-ax, Of whom he in
quTed the reason for their remaining 20 long A. his
house. iIe replied that they had no. been there,
neither had hs 'een or heard anything Of them. 30.
coming alarmed, Mr. II. at once hastensd homo. aud
in company With some neighbors proceeded TO the
river a, a point known as Red-B.nk Landing
Search oommsnced, but it was not unt,l Tuesday,
morrirg tina. the bodies were found. They Vi bor-
ro~ed { boat, which, it is supposed, flied and ,uak
almost a. 'oon AZ they got in ~ their boiie, wsrs
found the shore. 1t has since been ssoertsi .ed
tat the boat was not capable Of carrying more than
two persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER 3l 1855

ssrargemeu' bitterness sd generous rivalry among
The teachers themselves.
Z" 5'k. IL calIOi iD,r, asa the amour, Of pubic At
te,1on 90 hess scboos bot NUT rather estran tn,t
right tbh king po,t Of tla public which he- thst
feie u a!resds "a too much Of exhibition Of recsp
ton, abG cspiiy."
1tere was much change in the by laws. All teach
trs bo now bo or nsy bere,l or gan grade for
Gran mar hool. 10 the Normal Scboo are relieved
ron attetding tie Saturday Normal S'ho)l, srs al
teacher Of ary gra'e hereafter app tinted
Tres rsdes TO De given by City Super
n,eudert are A. ami c. A required 'or Or 20. osls
and VIC p.incips, and fJr assist spts of grammar
sclo loos; hlle is oonfn,d TO primary teachers The
ceri6cste g'vep ty the City Supe. tepdeut il 10 spe
cry the position which TIE te,cber i, qdsifed - FL,
a. wei ss,oe grade bis or her a'teiumen's
Tie Commit 20 on By.IaIs recommended th.' tie
off.r OF the F,th Ward get up f1eDdy su' t) de-
erre whe,h,r tue Board has the rgbt to compel the
readi1 cf tie b be be laid 10 rext Board.
lie contracts for the new school.house in Tsenty-
sew nth steet were put through uoder the previous
que-pon in TIE face Of p'oe-t from lower bidder
Although the appropriation was for bis own Wsrj, tie
1wsu'y .frst, Mr. DAvEsPORr hsd the man.iDess to
vote ee amt II PIE .7ops question.
For four lots IN the Nite eerth Ward, on Seventy
eighth street. between Third and Fou,th avenues,
$500 was app oprstsd.
bhl for wood sgfasicg from N. or & Co. IS =
conosity. ccmprises neeu wood cuts, sn1 thrse
scosl ate CT arees for e.cone for reducing the large
oraH nls Of tie builder, o.her for drawios so0i
srd third for epgrssipg. The charge for the seven
teen su,s $50 They are by Of the charse
ter winch tbis epormous charge woulc noicatei sone
oftLem Only plAGs Tie Dill wa passed.
An attempt TO incr sse salaries generally was de-
festsd but the salary of Mr. William Jotes, Assistant
City Superintendent, was Increased from 81 40 to
81 so.
The catomary compliments were passed, and tie
Bosro iormsly oied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

TIE Board met at 0cOck On Tnurscsy Nternoon,
My HASwILL IN the chair.
frfend,ag a STREET through ne PGrk.-The resou-
ton of the Board Of Alie,nien, - direct the Street
Commissioner 20 cause the ope ming o. carriage way
across the lover end OF the PARK brought up and
lest. petition having the same objeo, IN view was
laid over.
Be'gica Pcr,mer. In FoRTh arcrHe.-The Board
concuIr,d with the Aldermen to pave Fourth avenue,
fron Seventeenth 10 Thirty second street. with Bel
giap pavement.
SEAM T,reEngiao 1. TIC PGrs.-The report of
the Committee of Conference favor of the construc-
tor Of wooden building in the Park TO De used ss
tsnporsry location for the steam fre-eIgines was
oorcurred In. $50
The Board then adjourned to Friday, at 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

TnE RoNE.ELIGHr MIRACLE.

Dr. R. oRros Of this city 'nroIHcs tae pabic"on OF
full and authentic Of the NsAeULoUs rLcHr o. tn,
sxELyros or rHs NEGRO, CoRSELfus WHINE, IRON Nsw'
H,yFs without the assistance Of any visible
agency! the fugitive bones sd to have been droppsd ia
the Ct DIS ORroy and REDMOND the Doctors sa,susnt
will be attract good ds Of attention snd comeni
The spifituss of this city have months been coafter'tJ
sNsr, -aed IN reference th, s;Tauge poen - Dr'
Ohrc, ard RgDYoxD srs recognized ssrePuss .s
r ef n. ~ '-" .
.lAlI. lHs M ioRA L.sPArSH Tor January 1873 tnI
Tie New York SUI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

THI CsIos or rHK DExocRAcr.-The Conference
COMMITTEE some time srce sppointed at a meeting Of
rroninep, Democrats, hsys, after several sessions,
agreed upon the following bass Of union; Tao Brady
I'D ysri.ibi Coun and City Committee. t. unite
IN = cell fr primary erecsscn 10 be he'd the 2ta
Of J4fUsIy n-zL t.t'ees lie hons Ot ) aoi ociock
p L. f,r le pa'Poss c! s.ecrpg Ct5 C9la.i;ss %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
fAdye'tiseueut
EYE AND EAR.

d. LIcHrHILL begs leave inform bic patients and the
public u-rsy that be has permanently located In York,
No go Bros1~sy wbe be consulted ~ reiersncc
o oisesse. OF the EYE Ear.
From the Syracuse Daily Courier. Nov. u lSbS. .
Hemsn Ph,lr hghy resnct4hr resident OF this city 81
yess Of age had been deaf up~sri Of ~ years
TREY restored keanIs By the skf treatment Of Dr.
LiGHrHlLL."
Cal " ,erd for pam phlet, gratis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

A the Controllers Office continues 10 be lighted
nightly, We presume the sane conuendabls perseyer-
alcs 10 wire up the old books is continued HoEeyeT
prsseworthy this nsy be personally for those whose
efic ercy or wsn of 1T has m.de it Necessary it IS 10
be hoped 10 new system VII be inaugutated by tls
Controller esc. which vii again admit such con,n
gsncy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

II vii be seen by reference 70 the sisertissment,
that Mr.. Vsneethof to resd seleetors from Shakes
pesre, Ternysop, MLtons Coras, the Scriptures, and
the Sacred Poes There will be four entertainments,
which are given for the benefit Of The New Chapel
the Rsv Mr.. Lopgfslow's Church
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
BROOKL YN II,E.MG

Nrw YEARS CALEs,-Mssor Powell expects to see
biz ends AND the public generally e. his cfos in ths
City Hal OF New Years day, between the hours of 10
a. H. and p. 10. Those expecting anything 10 at or
10 drink stronger than water will be disappointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
NrW.JEISEY STATE-TEACHERS ASs0CIA
TION.

Tee Association assembled az the Lyceum 4,
o'clock ,..te,iav morning the PREsIDssT IN the
c~aic. Toe sttei lance wss cutie large Prayer Vas
,f,rro bv ~. r.. Nj. BARtisTr.
NJ. JoHSs.N G.f-1 irsu.u.ivn N favor OF 70 le-
lls tue sVAoVl 0Cuis u n5e per day. lie xas iAii-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

CRY GoyRRsMESr.-Both Boards # he Common
Coul ell aI tre Board Of Supervisors vii meet to-day
TO cos. Up beir business for the year. The Aldermen
meet q. . clock, and the CouncImen 3! O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
CITY ITEMS.

The thea.ers. beipg severally occupied with "Oir
American Cousi, end Sn. lock, oer no.hias new for
criticism. The Acalemy of Muse will reopen On tle
oh for . brief season. Sc advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

,PTros.LDa. CmRcHnL's DISCOVERY.

CONsU UNPTIOS.-DR. Cit RCHILL y DISCOVERY.
The ony reable and genuine prspsra Of he HY9orsos
PHiTEs of LINE SODA ard Por,ss Tor sale at toe Sole
C.ne,l Depo, in Uul;ed s1tes -sse Gnf al by
WRcHEsrkA American and Foreign Agency, M 20 joan
New York where crcl oe obtained DrusssS
Piled Pace, 81 per oottl., or three iDr 5a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

The Hon. stephen A. Donslas was yesterday nvit'
10 dinner BY political frienos in this eay, bu. decn
q Consequence OF engagements of snon nature a.
reudsr it impossible 10 be pressns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

Tie Rev. A. A. Wile,t will lecture on "Ments
Dyspep.is thls everng, before the Mechanics SOe
ETY., AZ the Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
Adgefiiseur ~
GURSEY'S NV GALLERY,

First Block below the Sew-York Hotel
PHoroGsaPHs, DAGugRsgoryPEs. MnIsrvsgs in Oh,
yoRyrYPEs the artistic styles to the Holidays
Gallery open til p. IN for free n.pectioH-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

pJCETpD OYs'

PICKLED OYSTERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS -
poELos ggAFyER Noa 2i3 ard 24 Fulton H.rtet,
preferred % uop Families with choic. Pe.ed Oyrers 'or
taelI New fesl tables az tie shortest notice
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

REPugIicay DELEGArEs.-The delegates elected 70
tie K. publican General Connttee for 1853 for the
Ninth Ward, were: Charles Jonss, b. +. H,.tsaY,
Robert d. Benedict, John II. Phelps and JOAN ID.
Cr.tsr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
4 CORRECTION.

M Eabor or If " FtVr'e
SIR: Believing that the note l addressed yol re
quesng the favor of correcting misstatemert mtds
10 tn, TRIBUNE OF Tuesd>y hsi lot reached yo1, L
take the liberty 10 renew the request.
IL tie notice of the meeting be Monday evenio. IA
testimony OF respect to Robert . sen, wa m,is g
cav that Mr. sen sent the krst b,e ot cnt m Gotta
sttst -, spun the rs' two bali. If c.t)n ever
" imported into England from the United Stses OF
" America" Again, that Mr.. Osen 'r'm.lnet a.
" NoN-Lat ak tlD his recen death white | stated
that tayrg 'onI hshed his great object % proving
that b,s theory OF formation of human character
vas tue he left New-LanMk To procl sin the trnt1
to the world. Hoping you vii do me the justice to
make the correction,
Yours, very truly, ERSESrlNE T. ROsE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

GprAT RpDTCTIO,

GREAT REDUCTION We are closing out all
our ,vcre sylei of wNTgR CLOTHING for and b,y'
large and eleEsn STOCK OF kDoes Snrs OlSy-s,
slaw &C. at reduction of tit per
d. DEyLN L Co. Nos. 2js 359 and 900 BtJalSay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

EXCISE CoxNssloSERs.-Tlis Commission has
closed its business. TIE ruuber Of hcersss granted
tits wear Was 49, Of shisb 43 were 70 no'e.-e2ers,
and "a 10 inDktepers. The srount receives and pad
over TO the City Chamberlain thi, yea- ws. s2,07O,
AID there s;il re ma IS eight licenses stch have not
been paid f,r. The snourt received ior Eoerses y,
yesr ~as sl7 ,66s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
TIP METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnyented ty

Gro SAUNDERS A. d. 1873 Tbs the uine a-icl-, has
equsso for producing the keere possible edge
Can b. ootsnsd Of the subscribers aud sole manuiac
turers, J. & y. SAUNDERS, No. ! Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

FAPAL ACCIDENT At THE GLOBE lIorgL.-COro-
held uquss thursday the body OF
Philip sbeN n,tive OF G-rm.py 50 years Of VINO,
sore,day night; accidentally down ash o s'srs a. the
Globe Hotel here h. ods-r and died folio wing day
from ures whch he sustained. rae Jury rendered
DICT u "Aecdental DEATH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

We call attention to he lecture Of Sisnora Mario
advertised il another column.