Political Pisaires.-A Frenchman who had spent some time in the United States, was lately travelling in one of the western stages, and undertook to describe to a fellow passenger, an Eng lshman, who had just arrived in the country, the names and character of the different political parties. After run ming over the old list of Democrats, Federalists, Republicans, Quids, Buck tails, &c. &e. with a proper explana- ton to each: !" Then dare is de-de- de-vat you call-em-vat in England you call de leetle red Pismire; ha?n- "The little red Pismire2n replied the EngIIshman, ;" Why, we call them a1,ts." :" Begar dat is it-antis-de antis pony -de pismtre party.o This significant description and manner of refreshing his memory, excited the visibility of all the passengers but two, the honest French man, who was unconscious of having said any thing to laugh at, and re- nouncing anti-mason who thought 1t a personal allusion.-Hbaca Joar,aal.