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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
nA- The New York Houston con

nR- The New York Houston con.
veutlon, for the purpose of nomins-
ting an electoral ticket tn support
that gentleman for President, met
at Schenectady on the 18th. Com
mudore Stockton was named as
Vice President but in the attempt
70 make an electoral ticket, tho
meeting, though composed Of only
a few persons, broke up in confu
sion.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
l,st.,u at,,,,.. nI,,p,li- HAY.

rT,HF ABUvE Justly ceiettated Watering -,
plsre will be opened fof the reception biiil
90 Visitors sbvu, the 10Th Of Junej and the I'LL
pfopristors ha,tef themselves that the i,pu,s-
,lon Of the Establishment shall not dstefio ate
f'r vsnt ~ the good sppnii ifnents, aud goo fare
which hiss heretofore rhs,srteriysd n.
The location fir health ~ unsurpassed In the
South; and wss iully tested BY the severe cpl
denies which prevailed both 10 New urlsaus and
Mobile dui ing the enrpri-ss ~ teF9-he; r,it sfy
gs rvss NJ ysiie,r ferer originated ~ puiu, clear
The s-it Bstfing has 40 equal on 'hs Vulf
Coast, and is Within TOW yards Of the Hotel
the temperature Of water aiWsys agreeable
Ffesh water shower hsihsrsn be rad - any titie
Fish and Oysters are abundant during the ses
SON. Good stable accommodations are provided
for al WHO wish 10 keep their carriages snd
horses The drives IN the vicinity ', shaded with
Msgnoliss. usts, Cpdsrs, pines. &C. Gre besu,ifui
aud psisrd IN every direction.
Al the suussfnsnts usual ~ Watering rlsrns
en- n as billiards, BoElirr. Pistol ualisry. sc
viii he provided, snd will he under the charge ~
uen anxious 20 please; sud rrrvenierces nv thnse
fond 81 Aquatic sports viii not be neglected
GO band . Music is secured sud viii play
On the lsWn, sftefnnrns-snd for dancing, even
ings.
a line ~ Magnetic Telegraph is esiablished ron
Meeting Point CLEAR With every qnsftsr Of the
Uniun.
The fine INV pressure steamer rCRfgurrt." win
ply reFusrl, between Mobile and point Cle-r
ltsving Mrhiia srsrV rrs1ipG and on ssndnvg
h1pdays, Wednesdays sud F,id9Vs viii ~ down
~ 10 clock. n, ~ accommodate those who
rive IN Mobile by the morning B'rsis.
80 should this schedule be changed. notice
viii be- gwen IN the Mobile and N. -. papers.
The ~ pris,rts return their sirrsfs ihanFs o.,
the public for their there patronage heretofore
rs,rnden r. the Rams House aud tn,if toiyt
ctE.s llufst, int hurs ~ pises themselves urdsr
eneged obligations
y. ". CuAMBEBLAIN a 60.
Pfnriirtuts rnint Clear iiptai,
Also the battle House. ~ Mobile.
mav22. 2md.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
STATE OF LOuIsLANA-Prrlsh Of East

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Crrrt--ln the matter ~ the Succession
Of ALsAzoR LOFFIciAL dec'd-No. $50
Probate
WlEREASJ Lewis L'Uffcial hns this
w dny fled IN said Court ~ arplica-
ton praying to he a, appointed administrator
pf said Estate.
Notice Is hereby given 20 ell persons in
terested ~ show cluse &C any they can
within ten days from the htst publica-
ton Of this notice, why said application
should not I've granted
Given under my hand and the zeal ~
ssid Court this oath day Of July A..
~, 1890. JOSEPH NEPHLER.
iulr2g Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

ig~ A notice appears, this morning for
meeting Of the Bell d Everett Club, st
the old Presbyterian church ON Monday
night next. the 80th inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

IlARrER ron Mccormick, ~
the Post Ullice literary Depot, places on
our table this morning Harper for August.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

uccps "sove OF EuiRr."-In the re-
Gently published memoirs Of Hood. by hjs
daughter, Mrs. Brojenp, we find the lol-
lowing Anecdote
In the Christmas number OF runch for
thia year (lsi9l appeared the famous
"song of the shirt" " wss of cousse IN b
serted anonymously. but Il ran through
the land like wildHre. parer AFTER paper
quoted T.. aud II became the talk ot the
dew. There was no little speculation ns
to its author. although several, believe
Dickens among the number, attributed "
ut once 10 is right source. At last my
father wrote to one of the daily papers and
acknov lodged Il. lie wac certainly aston.
i-hed. and little amused ut its wonderful
popularity. although my mother had seid
10 MIN. when she was folding up the pack
ct ready for the press "Now mind, Hood,
mark NY words, this will tell wonderful
lyl II Il one " the best things you ever
lid - This turned out true prophecy
H. was translated into French and German,
and even. believe. into Italian. Ny
father used often 10 laugh and wonder
how they rendered the peculiar hurthen.
"sutch. stitch, stitchr"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
NOTICE.

UNiE ouHs rNirtN h-iuE compelled ~ Wind MP
the hHs ures Of the isie htm - speedily ~
rrssihir, Uqner an those irstbtpd 80 rrtie for
ward Hnt -iuss ~ .ir accounts ~ mote ~ uihsr-
wise. 10 those swing ysvrly accounts The notes
VII hn chsfE-i ~ wt.i, NJ Interest ana receipt
given on account.
s BENJAMIN,
arN1 fsr rARRfs Htsftsfs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

"ss,m and su,.s, aud bsndi-

II was printed ON cotton pocket-hand
terchiefs Tor sale. and has met With the
usuul fate Of oil popular poems, having
been psrodied times without number. But
what delighted and yot touched my father
most deeply was, that the poor creatures
TO whose sorrows aud sutferings he had
given such eloquent voice. seemed to
adcpt tia words ~ their own. by singing
them about the streets to . rude cir OF
their own adaptation.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
SELLING orr AT yosT.

IN 0hDtR 10 reduce my stock ~ Urudv, hefrre
I renewing my stare IN the house nov oceuri
~ w Theodore soidmann, 7 will commences 30.
hsy ~ eel the ssrie ~ ccst fcr cash. have on
h nd istse assortment ~ nfV gppds NJ every
descriptions sud ladies vii nnd here rsrs rl,-
portunity 70 but Goods ~ extremely how prices.
:. ~ ASHER
IuiriT Bind Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
GLASS W AUE.

T,oBtFfs. TUMBLERs. Chsmr,srs Gl-eses,
" Wine end Cufdisl Glasses, psrsptsfs. pit
- Bottles, syrup pitrhers, Cske stsnds. Bowls.
Salts, NsppIss, Water Bottles, lamps. e,c.
iuiViT 9w plrEW A BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
lust mEcnIyEp.-A n.- rnrrl, Of v lrs.

49, ~ ~ W. n new HuIuiE ~ " i'ieH
~ and Hfsndies which 7 offer b. the public ~
uring pure snh uus1ulIerat 4.
luH luses heat Iahip riafei Wine;
TASK cure ola rort VI ine-spld ~ the
bottle ~ rson. expressly or medicinal urI oses.
Z barrels hvtrs deserved wa Bouthy
whisky; warranted pure;
Half Pipes "Uld champagne Biandy-hr
ssiehy u. -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

A FULL assortment ~ these goods ran be
IA turl ~ my store, sls" = large mp ~ bt B.
tons, Narcotics rrimn,iu =, sud Brslds
spfls ". PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

psrrsoi- aud Umbrellas.
I HAYb Irst ppsnsd vsfy large assortment Z
these goods W u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
I,EECIIEs.
UATGf IIATSli

A r THE PlllLA. CAsil STORE, we
N have just received from New York,
a beautiful assortment oi Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys White and Grey straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
GuM DROPS.

InO0 POUNDS q superior aetieie) Just recsiv
d-egs HFUDF n co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26


WEBEG LEAVE TO call the attention ~ the
w pu.iic 20 the full aud complete assortment
-hich we constantly keepin
STABLE AND Fanny DRY GOODS
comprising large vsfieiy Of
MusIINs. IWuAHuiES, JAU0NFTs;
ENuLtsti and FRENUtt BAREgES;
PLAIN F.gURED LINEN CAuBRlCs;
FRENCH. ENgLlsii kAMfRiUAN PRINTS
PLAIN AMI FANCY SILKS;
P,REgE snd pLACR LAUE FHAwIs;
IRISil and FRFNUH LINENS;
PLAIN sud FuBR'D pUUKEr HRS;
pARASulS, FANS. r0HsFIsi
RApHI.fS TARIE CUVtRS, ETO ErC.
All ~ Witch We will sell 81 great Bargains.
GENERAL call is aisr most respectfully solicit
sd ~ our extensive snd veil selected stock nj
CLOTHING Avn FURNISHING GOODS,
--Ooussting in
PLATA srd Figured LINEN Suits.
Siib MIXED Suits;
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Suits;
English and french Merino suits;
White snh Figured Mssseiils Vests;
silk, RuinbsEins and Bafpour Vests;
Pure Lisen sbifts
Linen nusom shirts;
silk and Iisls Thread Undsresrments.
silk and Linen rsvats,
and all other srticiss nee sssary 10 gentlenan's
Wardrobe. PARTIES preparing 10 leave fpi TIE
summer will nnd u 20 their sfvan'sge ~ call and
examine stock hsfrrs purchasing eise-he o.
DALsllEIMER, SIMON IL co.
natcr Rouge, June lst. 1890.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

4 ARD In Barrels. Half BARRELS aud KEYS,
IL for sale by BEAL a PATTERSON,
junsii Main street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
Ar UOST.

nN ACCOUNT Of NV departure from Baton
~ huuge. 7 offer nv sntiie stuck ~ Watches,
curks, jeweirv. Dismrnds, pisnus etc ~ cri
rinsl cost rrice A. the ssrie time 7 would IN
form al my customers, who srs indebted 20 u,p
~ rsT their accounts NJ settle the sams ~ note
TlIbnnoRE uuLnMANN,
iulFif Matchmaker and Jevpllaf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

A FINE supply Of the above, has been receiv-
n cd. also some very hand spme Lace Points,
at the PliILA. CASH STORE,
mar22 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
Bargainsi Bargains !! Bargainslll
RANAWAy

I'RnM The premises Of the undersigned -
v on the Uoute Rusd on the 25ih rtr4sA
June, the ~ gro woman 'NARY." She l. IA
doubtless sr'us where IN the city nf Ration -
hruFe ~ vicinity. bsrsl reward will be paid
fir her capture.
iults1v EFTH DAWN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
pUBIIC NoTICE.

A ~ PERSONS having claims srsinsi the Es.
IA tate ~ the late Ronald Nr ullu'u will please
present them duty authenticated Within the TIVE
prescribed nv law. snd 81 persons indebted 10
the ss'ne viii rrine fofw-td sni make ~ yment
,0 Mpssfs. Dunn - Heron, Attorneys ior the
estate. hIYlhA McCULLUM,
iulFlO2wd Adminisiratris
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
STATIONERY.
MUsQUITOE NETTING.

CtoTroN, Liren sud ncbinst Netting Jus, 70.
~ ceived ~ s N. AsHEHs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

NECTAR. ED AVN BOGEJ. would re-
IN spvctfuly notify the ladies that they can
he supplied with the delicious Nectar syrup
by calling at their soda Counter. jubsig
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

H.idsick ~ Co.'S Champagne.
I'D 4 WM. BOGEL, are sole AGENTS for this
Ia Genuine Heidsick Champagne. junel5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

that cattle in the fields ran startled at H. -Four stones
were TO fall and have been recovered but the pro-
liabilities that many others fell Two which fell
within six hundred yards Of each other seen by
couple of men who we're laboring in field Hearing
the reports one of the men looked up and saw large
body fall into field close by the other looking in an
other direction, saw another which fell upon fence
Within about twenty minutes they approached and dug
out the which had fallen in the field where 1t had
buried itself TO the depth of about twenty inches in
stiff limestone SOIL 1t still so hot that it could scarce
y be held in the hands. From the direction which it
entered the earth its fall appeared be vertical Its
weight ftyone pounds and its shape Irregular long
aud tItened 1t entered the ground point foremost
The other, which fell upon the fence weighed iortytwo
pounds In its descent it cut through tie rats OF the
fence and buried itself in the earth haunga direction
apparently from the northeast.
About and half miles from where these two stones
fell, young man blowing in field heard strange
whizzng sound over head and, looking up, saw the
clouds in strange state OF commotiOn. The same with
regard to the agitation OF the clouds was observed by
others) Thinking that he heard something fall upon
searching he found stone weighing thTty-siX pounds,
which had fallen upon and embedded itself in decayed
log. 1t supposed that it had in its fall direction
from the southeast Near Caysve about six miles dis
tant two gentlemen walking out heard the explosion,
and very soon afterwards stone weighing four pounds
fell near them, striking the ground Obhquely as to
tcochet. The direction of this appeared to be from the
North The four stones above mentioned we're all that
were seen to fall another however w@ found which had
fallen in the woods and lodged in the earth among thick
cluster of roots surrounding beech tree. IL weighed
about thirty pounds and appeared to have fallen vert
cally All of the stones irregular in figure and
had the same general appearance having blackened,
smooth, vitrIfed surface This exterior coating was,
however, very thin-not over one-fieh of an inch in
thickness Within the stones had ashy color, and
contained fine particles Of some shining substance pro-
badly native nickel.
Yours, truly, JON c. TDBALL,
Lieut. Unitd States Army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

liberal wages 70 agriculture remuneraung prices, W my
bans and manufacturers adequate reward Tor tnei
skill labor aud uteIpriSe and to the nation commeFei"i
prosperity aud independence.
TIirfrHh-Ihat We protest against any sale or aI,eI-
tou to- others Ot the public lands held 10y actual se'tes
and against any view of the free Homestead policy when
regards the settlers paupcrs supphcans ior Peo0
bounty and demand the passage by Congress OF tue
complee and satisfactory Homestead measure when mas
already passed the House
F1tr'sr,fh-That the National Republican party
Is opposed % any change in our naturalization laws
or any State legislation by which the rights OF clti-
enshp hitherto accorded to emigrans from foreign lands
shall be abridged or impaired, ana In favor OF giving
m and efficient protection the rights Of all classes OF
citizens whether native or naturalzed both at home aud
abroad
That appropriations by Congress for river and
hsrbor improvements of a national character, required
for the accommodation aud security OF existing com
nprce are authorized by the Constitution aud justified
bv an Obligation OF the Government 10 protect the lives
aud property OF its ciuzens
Sirfseutk-That "a railroad 70 the Pacific Ocean is I'M
perav,y demanded by the interests Of the whole couu-
try that the Federal Government ought TO reader IN
mediate and efficient aid in its construction and that as
preliminary thereto, daily overland mail should be
promptly established.
sl,s.gH.-Fualy, having thus set forth our dis
n,tve principles aud views we invite the cooperation
of M good citizens however differing on other questions,
who substantially agree with in their airmance and
support.
NJ e. W Curtis, Of New York, moved to amend the
second resolution by adding thereto the prelude TO the
Declaration of Independence.
The resolution, as amended, passed unanimously.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
Frop, The C6arlo,i,,yiIe Rericr.
N'V" enc C"WtotcSUttte 4'S'''"'
SIXTY FIFTH EPISCOPAL OONVENTIO


This body met in this place on Wednesday, the 10th
inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ The Venerable Bishop Meade
is in attendance-a man. whom sill venture to affirm
reflects much honor upon that exalted position any
other Bishop within the United State He does not be-
long the Episcopal Church alone hebeongs to the whole
Church in Virginia, and doubt not, that PresbYte-
rans Baptsts Methodist would be like ready to honor
whose whole life has been such exemplifcation
of uncompromising faithful devoted catholic christian
" as his.
The Convention met at L o'clock A. NJ, Wednesday
l6 May Rev. c. Walker D. D., of Winchester, preach
ed the opening sermon.
At o'clock that night Rev. H. SITTER, of Clarke coun
ty, preached at the Episcopal 0hurh Rev. William II.
Pendeton, of Bedford, preached at The Baptist Church
and Rev. Mr. Gibson of Petersburg at the University.
At IL A. NJ, on Thursday, Rev. DR.. Spear, of Mary
land preached at the Episcopal an the Rev. @. j. Gb-
son, Of Petersburg at the Presbyterian Church, and at
o'clock that evening, the Rev. c. y Hoffman (ate mis-
sonary Africa preached sermon on Missions at the
Episcopal and Rev A B. Atkins o! Philadelphia, preach
ed at the Methodist church
At the University on Thursdar night, the Rev. P.
Slaughter, OF Cupeper, preached sermon addressed TO
gentlemen
Services are held at o'clock every morning at the
Episcopal Church and the University Chapel Preaching
also every day at IL A. M and al p ~. at the Epis-
copal and at one more of the cher churches.
The number of excellent looking old gentlemen, and
sweet young ladies' in Charlottesville, reminds Of Il
Wing Convention.
The latter, with the putting out Of the flowers affords
says junior Editor very beautiful prospect. These
gueless young creatures with their Spring dresses
give one almost good opinion Of life. Some Of them
have blue eyes and look very tender, some Of them
have black eyes and have restless, vicious look give
Us a grey-eyed one, with plenty Of good sense-and
perhaps some niggers.
The students, it is said tearing wildly about as if
there a freshet. We saw fellow escorting 2
diff rent girls IN the course OF morning. In the in
tervals they drink soda.
One Young ady-abont seven or eight seasons-aays
these follows look rather young Another round.iaced
little wretch-st reading history says they the
very thing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
COMING the Seceders.

A paper has been issael at Washington the object Of
which to coax the seceier at Charleston to return to
the Democratic organization and take seats i'll the Balt
more Convention We have had notice Of the preparation
hspaperand the drumming procure subscrbersfor
the last twelve days but it seems after this long
continued effort that Of hundred more Democratic
members Of Congress from the South only nineteen
could be induced unite in the recommeudaton-and
of these but one member of the Virginia delegation in the
Lower House. With this beggarly exhibit, We do not
think it necessary to cucumber columns with the
document Tn, following the signers:
"R W johnson. \ Ivorfon, John Slidell JEFF. Davis,
l. q c. Lunar Martin j. Crawford Peter +. Love, Jno.
J. Jones James Jackson, John w. II. Underwood, NJ.
r n Garuett, r Toombs, W K. Sebastian, X. NJ. 7.
Hunter, j. NJ Mason J. P Benjamin Lucus :. Gartrell,
john H. Reagan, Jno. R. Morrison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May ls-The United States Govern
having received the JApanois embassy as ENJOYS
extraordinary and ministers pelfo.euiary the highest
diplomatic office known TO our Government il became
incumbent on them to make the rs, calls on the foreign
ministers resident in Washington, but restr ced this
courtesy those only represering powers ch have
treaties with Japan, namely: IN Netherlands, Great
Britain Russia AID France Tey concluded their calls
to-day BIron Stoeck being In, -t in the series There
is present. however, no Frer;h minister in Washing
ton
During the proceedings OF Congress this afternoon
much excitement prevailed, especially among the reuub-
lean members Of the House, concerning the events
tran prng at Chicago Every fresh telegraph, dispatch
served 10 increase the commouon. The Presidential
nomination oceasioned much surprise and was not at
at olce credited Il ia satei that the first intelligence
on the subject reached the capitol in dispatch from Mr.
Ha-iuus 10 Mr. Douglas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21
OOMMERCIAL.
oUos o. rHE VINO. May 10, 1890.
ANKsI IN THE UNITED STATES.
bANho ~ TIII O4'I TOD NfNffS.
The Chicago Democrat, Gays

The Chicago Democrat, says
The total number banks and branch banks In the United
States on the July last 40 possessing paid In eap
s4O OF this amount about tvohird belongs 10
the banks of the Middle States balance
those Of the ouhern South Western and Western States The
proportion Of circulation 70 capital much lower In the Eastern
and Middle States than the Others the ratio the
being capital 35 circulation Sand in the atercapis
The amount outstanding loans dis
counts sG5 whole country nearly hreeouth
the Eastern ADD Middle states banksf
and The remainder belonging those Of other sections The
specie held In all the banks sOi5sis against
az yrega,e circulation Of tls3,SOb,Sls.
In Middle the ration OF specie 10 circulation highest
whilst Il Is the lowest In Western states
The aggregate amount deposits for the entire country
which "a per cent belongs TO the Eastern and MID
die states per TO the other sections The paid IN
a all the Union has Increased since 1857 the
tent Of &3l 600 900, about Z cent
period the line Of loans and discounts has de-
creased morn than S2s O0 while the specie has Incl eased
from ass Whilst the specie line has been
thus rg y extended circulation has Increased from nearly
s2l3 to O0 0O the deposits having the time
increased more than t29, 100000
long as this affairs maintained there fear
fpancs and satisfactory observe that
made the tendency thus Indicated
has been fully sustained
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-21

TuE JAPANESE EvnAssY.-Tbe presents brought by the
japanese embassy for the President Of the United Ste
opened Yesterday, in Washington for inspection,
and then transferred the naval commission TO be de-
vered privately TO the Presdeat in the name of his I'm.
peria Majysy, the Tycoon.
The arutles OF the NEST magnificent description
saddles richly embroidered and embossed with gold and
silver silk bed curtains and bed screens similar those
used only by the Princes Of Jaran and ngeniousy ea5-
Grated two swords such by the Princes of ia
pan superior to any Manufactured either in this
country France; paper batgings, ornameuted with
gold lacquered case including writing eases and lot
of valuable miscellaneous articles, all Of them exhibiting
the refined taste and advanced artistic skill aud SUI
prior to any which have ever been brought to this
country from Asia.
The Washington States speaking Of the future move
ments oil the embassy in that city SAYS:
In this city their sightseeing tour will soon commence
After the foreign legation have been presented them
il is contemplated TO TO show them the won
ders Of the metropolis. They will probably visit the
capitol first aud the other public buildings in the order
in which their importance may be convenient 1t is also
contemplated to show them the telegraph Offices aud for
that purpose grand demonstration will be made by the
electric wires the occasion of their visit
They have accepted the invitation to visit New Yo'k