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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
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General Sessions.


Present, Recorder Morris, Chief Justice Ulshoeer,
Judge Lynch, a I'D two Aldermen.
DEC. 9-Janes Ryan, a negro, was brought out
from the tombs 10 be discharged from imPrison-
ment by proclamation.
While the necessary forms were going through,
one OF the Deputy sheris made his ppearance with
ciyii process, and claimed the unhappy negro "a
his prisoner Poor Ryan, at the e0atra temps,
locked very like pigeon who had just escaped FROM
The taphs 81 falcon, To be pounced upon by hawk.
William shepard, enc Of the improysrs Of the
currency charged with forgery in the third degree,
sstrealed' This is the way the big rogues escape
under the bailng process
Sarah Meal an ugly, did, decrepit haradap, was
put 10 the bar charges with keeping adiscredtable
house in Suffolk street.
a witness, WAC described / imsef as the collec-
tor of rents in that district, that he called
night to get his dues and told that the prisoner
with two young girls and two young men, all
in .one bed together. At this piece Of information,
the rent collector said Well, guess ! wont dis
turb them, but call to morrow.' The prisoner said
that the collector Of rents was very ungrateiui
individual
The jury found Sarah guilty, and she was recon-
mtted to the Tombs.
In the case of William Thompson, negro of the
dimensions of Sir John talstan who stands in
dcted aleug with white girl named Nancy Flynn,
charged with keeping disor erly houses of the very
worst kiai in Breome aud Chambers streets, the
culprit ThomPso appeared AVID begged postpone
ment of the trial until the next day.
The Court granted the application, but told
Thompson he would most assurcdly be tried, and
therefore must not fail to attend.
Ellen Bsgert, good looking little Irish woman,
was tried for whipping a German frau, with most
unprononncab!c name. The jury found Elton guilty.
Ann Cooper, young lady Of" highly respectable"
connections, yelled and shawled in the first style
Of ashios, the bonnet builders say was put TO the
bar charged with abandoning her child.
On motion of Mr. Craft the legal adviser of Miss
Ann the trial was postponed. This case will pre-
sent some very unique neral developments, and
probably rip up the very curious courtship and bio
graphy OF Miss Aun's lover and her for leav
ing the little responsibility in Fourth street, with
many other curious particulars.
There being other case ready for trial, the
Court rose and adjourned to Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

sastSe dss''a .e%a9i i"fS sAA&Fs cEfITE 6s
tire lime T. the tbs imp rtnt chem cal cO,sry
da r. Y 70 I. a se e e TS
co" bnato; ming th Invaluable external remedy based
most resots degree al led 70 qsacGery Pow Effects,
s a%d tb Mede wor re r. Sf lad 0f
grea desdeTstm, ally that disease Rheu
prom elf bling ' ext a' ~ on aS NO 's %
L ay OF the % S S s fEf s S
lis par nlsry be obseryed ts there five tad Of
Ceates and each applicable TO the various cutaneoss
diseases e rave been proved to yield to he iniln
No; Plain! u cates % Goat, Relaxed Sore Th-oa,
hammeen Bolts, Burns, sea'ds CONS Muiqte Bites ana
No 2 Cam-horaed 10 Rheumatism, Paral, sis, Tic Doou
spraEs G,ue. Gisndular swellirts, Tumors,
No sn-eni! 70 chapped Hand. aad Lips, Ulcers. &C.
No. Basaoc Fer b. uses where the skin is broken and
:, No suPhua cd 10 Salt sheum Ring Worm, Itch, scald
The Liament applicable all eases where NJ issued
boxes .zss at sd cents 81 cents aud 50 So each
u %'sS ss o .d W. NJ & As '
ds Ian l57 Bead az, New Y.rk.
1000 ssoyEREidNs for sale at sas' piece, a''awsa
n nv: b. HlBBARD's CANNiNArlVe sALVt., a cheap
~ and remedy for AGUE in the breast face, milk
most paafa and st ssi"s ym TOMAS attending ConsS1poa
and so.,r, Save aud apply to the chest
n Croqp sever coughs and Gods wae. thus sppi
paren and permanent As strengthened the lungs and
chest and all where excessive pain and suffering have
as milk cake in the breast and psuia syenss gene
rally this Salve able casey for the last so
has If used for the immediate relief affords.
Price Is cents per 'o' with driicTi CO..
at T. r. Hbbards Drug and Chemical Store, 22s Bowery:
liberal discount allowed those who purchase to sell gam
SoDA AsHa9 casks board the ship phDe from II
ms PERssE & BRooKs,si Liberty st.
yODA AsH2s casks received per ship Josephine from Ii
mis- srp00' '0' SAFE PERssE BROOKS 81 Liberty St
MONEY TO LESD.-The subscriber continues to make
JOSEPH A. JACKSON, Paw nbroKsr
d. No Al Catherine street near East Broadway
DR. CRUMBACKERs PlLLs.-These celebrated Tonic
combination Of Cshatc and Tonic Powders desirable by
which the digestive 9th stan oh and bowels
eveu anu ,hy produce 10 ana reqeir,
family pills entirely free from mercury and aew boxes
sill gene ally he d sufficient To the
Dyspepsia, correct acidv OF the stomach remove hab.a
eostiyene sick he adache, heartburn atuency Re
For sale wholesale and retail by o Fay agent al
NhreIs drug store No 1873 Btosdwy lF5ans,in Housed
Price SO cents per box o2s
ITO PAPER MANUFACTURERS The subscribers
give notice, that Melsrs Howe Goddard, OF Worces:
Mass have appointed them their agents, and prepared
o.rd4s s and MseRines ~i Gre co steam dry
drye Also, every kind Of Machinery apperainsg to the
6niss is net surpassed by any other establishment this
country large number now ~ operation IA many OF the
Rrs.' PERssE X BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
n24 81 Liberty street.
WILLS OF EXCHANGE 0 parts OF England, ireland
aud ssstapd N sums Of IS, go rl5 sad E29oo any
lao Broalway and ~ Wall ~
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND RELIANT
- - 80 40.


residing the Old Country to to America, cah
time make sAch with the subs ber aS VIII
secure to those coming possible comfort snd eonv
npce the voyage The ships employed by this line are
Of first American built &e comm ndSa oy men OF
The frequency and puncuaiy or the departure
of Tie shps imposing this liz against dc
ton Liverpool and when those settled for decline coming
out the will be promptly eunded 10 those from whom
il received.
For the greater accommodation Of those who wish to
send money their friends, the subscriber has competed
his arrang for drawing at sight the Na bna Bs of
Ireland, payable branches the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
-. - nAag nrarYa nnGsa n a.

~3TTAT OLD BOSS RICHARDs's BOet and
Shoe No go Canal street one door
below Greenwich and At Nc Bowery corner Dover street
contains more rel genuine Boots SHOES adapted ~ ne
season any other half dozen stores the ciy while his
prices are 20 psr cent Only trial rtqsse 70
he hest estsbshmsEs over any other in
America where may be seen j. T. BUNS fateHt sPuss
Camping Machine a..
~ b. All rips mended gratis dl US
4 M AJBERs BORN, No 50 Exchange Place, ~ stairs.
bv late arrivals have received fail assortment Of Ger
M and French u, y Goods eoniisting Of
yeiven-FiVured and plair, Tor Merchant Tatlors.
s,rves-French Of different widths, and super English q
wide, ASSORTED.
Iusr;,ys@t,lian aud limitations, OF escorted widths
Cravats-ltaaa Tsfs, Grcs erain and limitations, a to
40 tpch Ronalls l g. and vtrety efdgured cravats
Ha,srs' Flush-Moeskin and long nap, Hat Bands and
BiudiuCs.
Blcud,Cap s.Cs'iars md Emsrciier,s.
yesng-A variety o plain and figured Sa'ins and silks
Rihbous- rsfea and Gallo Jrifd No N 10
s Velvet n bboDs black and coored.
eTks-(,ros Swiss Gos de Naples tiros De ForeEce
shsvIs-A variety OF Siit and sill and Cotton.
Boot orls-A few cases No. and ;.
And sso great VARIETY Of Trimmings, Tares, Bobbirs,
md nss. Fr,nees, Nc NC. s93 3r'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

THE SHADES,
tRe9r Of The Cliy HStsl)
res ecfi65 fr's his s' friends ard s &. pubic hat
e.anyes uual serve 10 hogs and seiss f'9% 10
kk s and o a w Gr's :: DAY led BY a T9
soass 10 the city London Brown rsFis
BRANCH OF TIE SHADES,
81 -iun Street
SEThe above hsgss are upon he same plan as the Cock
rs sm JrvANs.
MEXICAN HOUSE, Gate Mrs. YOHrs1 No -, South
intenalcs Of the Subscriber, ready for he reception Of
ayes SO 'ssr1 a M on, of
most ia the aud one that will be- noies for eiesa.
in''' good accommodation AID eS:SnSGs FJNroN
NIB. few sentee Boardcrs be Goda;ed with
4 good ordinary every day .ttwo o'clock ossm.
TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS.
:sd 3 IT, Of SAFETY sS S"
lie TO Lamp which WY .urpa.s al others ia and
Bay R sns' S5 cry s'f and
burns Without o creating tho sm nsT at M e r e
hou bnrDog 10 cents week eheice sssornent Of va
org Greenwich, corner Canal stree, ns ~, rovnt
usual once %eeh observe he n nams
g. MiCHELL. Spirit Lsmps
Country Merchants supplied usual liberal
~ LING SALOON, ga Broadwsy-Ths sub:eribsr ,, has
the city Genlemen Of he city aud country will find this
place ef amusement sttenton will
DO paid TO these who wish to themses The Bar will
always stored with the beat Of Wines No betting Of money
allowed.
". B-Gentlemen wishing learn the game will fluid expe-
ed game TO teach them.
CRACKER BAKERY, 45 Mulberry street, Chatham,
~ gu tue eash system.
JAMES PARR Informs the public that he will sell SODA
and BUrTER crackers by The single pound box barrel
wholesale prices viz Soda Bsbut Sd Butter Crkers sd
per h.
v'y rr,"N lcN17o vo UP 0,so
r1N1'i wr7o In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

- BROWN n co, one quality and price Hat store,
rs CAathsm sqsare. Mott street. neat durable and
fashionable Hat for the 10 fixed Of three dollars These
got style far Superior TO any ever sold tor ne
price and all sales being 0 cash, preciudes The Necessity
Fohergng good customer for osSes incurred ~ me
Gentlemen residing At distance from ne LOCATION ~ tls
fhc,r ircr mi, IN 49,, Sy,,ripg one sms
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11
THE SAILOR AND THE ACTRESS


Wien sss f9ar e,rE, said the Brit.
Isl Duchess q ST, AIuas5, as working very
bard lof ny th,F.y saialags a week, went
dosn 10 Liverpool d5fmz the h9!ydsys,
where vas alaays kindly received. Twas
70 perform ia p.ecs something hike those
pretty lal!e affecting dramas laey get u9
nov at our MINOR theatres. snd ia a5F cbar.
aeter | represented poor. fiieadiessop-laa
gIrl, reduced 70 ibe most stretched pogeav.
A nearlless tsadesma3 prgsaca.cs the sad
heFo4ne Tor a heavy debt, aud insists on
pgi'lug her N pr.*Da, unless some ore vail
be bah for her. lag airl replies Then /
have 10 hops--l hage not freed Ia the
world What gI4 no one be bal FIR you
10 save you from prison p asks Inc stern
creditor. ] Gaye tod you taat have aol
friead on earth, was ny reply. But, Jgst
as | was uttefing the words, | saw q sailor
10 the upper gallery spriugng over the rail.
Ing, letting himself down from oue tier 70
another, until be bounded clear over the or.
chesiTa and foo, lights, and placed hlmse.i
beside me 10 moment. Yes, you shall
have one friend At least, my poor young
"o'nen, SAID he, With the creates: expires.
sion 10 his hoasst SUI burnt couutenance,
viii 60 bad Tor you TO any amount And
as for you, tl1mlp2 70 The frightened actor
Il you don't bear hand and shift, your
moorings, you lubb8r, il will be worse for
you when | come ath8art your bawg.'-
Every creature ia the house rose the IN
roar was perfectly indescribab!e pals Of
laughter, screams Of terror, cheers from
bus iawBy mes:maies 10 the gallery, prepar
aloFy scrapugs Of victims in the orchestra,
and, amidst the uuiyersai din, there stood
the UNCONSCIOUS cause Of II, sheltefng me,
: the poor distressed young woman,' aud
breathing defiance and destruction against
my mimic prosecutor. lie was only per
saaded to relinquish his care Of me by the
managers pretending to arrive AID rescue
me, with pr0iusioa Of theatrical banks
notes
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11

JNwrs WooD. Of Philadelphia, the mur.
derer oi his daughter, Lacqu.ued upon trial
90 the ground d insanity has been dells
cred by The Court of Oyer and Termiuer Of
that Gig INTO he custody Of his bail. The
peaaltry Of the bail bond is Sc 600, and the
sureiies are justified il upwards Of 81 900.
Il IS stated u the Philadelphia Ledger " hat
be IS no@ on his way to distant part OF the
Union, IN company With one Of his bail"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11
STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA,
MECKLENBVRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas d. Quarter Sessions, April
Term, 1910.

Margaret a. Dunlap
rs.
The Heirs at Law Of '''''0" '''
John J. Dunlap, deed.
I'll appearing to the satisfaction Of lie Court,
u that George II. Dunlap, one Of the Heirs Al
Law OF said deed. is not an inhabuant Of this
State, Oua,rcd, therefore, tina, publication be made
TX weeks IN tie Charlotte Journal. that unless
the defendant appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Qaartcr Sessions to be held for SAID county,
at the Court House in Charlotte, on the i,h Mon.
day IN Joly next, and plead, answer or demur.
Judgment by default will be entered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of our said Court,
at Office, the llh Monday of April a. d, ls40.
B. OATES C.. " c.
Price adv. $50 f4D
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A Trezeadggs Err'aA5a.-We learn
from The s.. Lou, B4aeua that, CT Sunday
cTeuE-, tie l5ia ils.a4t, a5o4. @ O'Clock
60 OIL su4,0g Of lhs ST. Lasss Arseas.
situated about tao mites bzl9R the ctr
heA 20. IL tho building here we're ass4i
10000 cartridges al 81 wb,eh, together
ue.At5e house, were completely demolished,
H. a. s.Js-eu, building there sas an ia.
u.eus1 qEaailfy q. e0aPoa6er, which sas
Oo.y saved b; the cool ard intrepid coadgcl
q tie so,5irrs. Tie loss Is estimated al
about SO OoJ-saFposel 10 h tie work d
e. Iacebdiary.
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Wrapping Paper.

EUST received and for sale at this Office a
81 supply Of Wrapping Paper, Also a few
reams Of Writing Paper.
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lie Is supposed to be in Mcchlenburg or Ansor
counties, n G., where he has some relations. =
Twenty five Dollars viii b given to auy person
who viii deliver said boy 10 me together with any
information which will lead 10 the conviction Of
10Y person who enuccd said boy 10 clopo or Il
t,cir a4rboriUg him, together with hall the dam
ages Which may BE- recovered for harborng or en-
ucing him away.
JOHN HAROLD.
Ncy II, $40. tJG
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United states Branch Mint,

tHaftoise, ~ u 4hty ~Vi AS1O'
gIRoP0SALS will be received until the LIST Of
n July next, for furnishing the Mint with &c
ty cords of good NOoD-Oak and Hickory.
The offer will state at how much per cord, de.
liyered and corded at the Mint The contractor
can have from the lst Of 9aly to the LIST of@seP-
lember TO furnish the Wood, but the whcle amount
contracted for must be delivered by the LIST day Of
September next.
Persons DESTROYS Of furnishing will direct their
proposals endorsed " Proposals for Wood" 10
JNO ii. WHEELER, Sup'dt.
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JOHNSTON IRON.

EQLIL 10 ANY ~ THE CNE3H
ypllE subsc'ibcrs ,nno miie $. T.. q thc Tr,l
u an, eye Ford, 90 the road lcadiuv to Ca
lotlc,, have. and W. eoniinuc 10 kcrq, a large d
general assofimrui Vt The above article. Tin
wishing to purchase can be suPplied al 81 ca,
Cash.
Il. & J. ". WILSON.
FEB. ia, $50. 2Oif
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R0ItGIf1y

IA ANTED, A negro man. Equire Of the
w Printer.
JVEs 3 l>ig,
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Rbrs. II. &. Cafi,GeU and Thos.
Harris
n
ezzs
~ =

URAVING reassoeiated, respectfully tender
thor services 10 the community IN The va
IRONS branches Of their profession and pledge
themselves to attend promptly and devote helr
entire attention TO their professional duties. In
difficult cases requiring consultation or the seFrl-
ees Of both, no extra charge will be made Their
chsges generally will be moderate. They may
always be found 1t the shop heretofore occupied
by Dir. Harris. unless professionally engaged.
March 81. 1910. Sfg
Mr.. DR.. Caldwell oonsders-hs health sufi
GENTLY restored 10 say to his old friends TINT he
will wait on them with as much pleasure and en-
erey as he has formerly done.
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NOTICE.

q r I'd ANAWAY from the subscri.
A{IA IA Der, on Monday last the llth
s instant, from The subscriber living
FFA at Bell Air, Lancaster District, 5.
NJ G.. his apprentice boy named Tho.
Il mas BiouHi, about 10 years Of age,
--s~sA.---Szs@ .Ill cFoWn--no particular marks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11

Political ShlP Aeirs.-Tbe following Is
IRON the marine rep5ri q the New Orleans
Bee Of the Isi Instant Il Is worth some
thing for its novelty. as vel as for tie IN
formation winch II gives Of the progress d
The good cause among tie hardy toaimen
ofthe West Steamboat North Star, ,itom
ClncIuDau,) passed 80 IL, boats and y
RATS with TiPpecaaoe signals holsict, and
? fats and reit Tor klndefAook.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11

The ckdae Dr. Dlgcaa, Abolition, loco,
toco representative ID Congress, from ONO
says: "the po#efs Of he'll cannot prevent
the reelection Of Martin Van BUreu. =
Well, We have DO doubt the Or. speaks by
authority, bUi as opposition 10 the Lite ma
glcian bas never bssa looked for from the
n ernal regions, tie Dr. hazards little IL
making lhls assertion. = ilaa, Adser.iger
4 large Harri5ou meeting was held, a
Sayansh, On the 9Th instant, q, winch the
Roa. John VI. Rnrrien presided. Addres
ses we're delivered 90 the occasion BIZ the
Chairman, George B. Canning, Esq, and
Judge Law.
4 Harris9s an6 Tyler meeting vas held
IA Glyua eogniy, Ca, On the 9Th instant
CA1T. CgGr,sr
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

1t is curious that, in making impor.an,
appointments, the Administration almost al
ways selects men who have been rejected
b. the People. John NJ. Niles, who has
Us; been beaten for Governor of Connect.
cut by an immense majority, is chosen for
Postmaster General; and Churchill c.
Caubreleng, the man who declared that The
sub Treasury should be established IN spite
fall lamen,ation oithe People. after being
beaten as q candidate for Congress, has been
selected as a Minister 10 Russia. The man
whom the People would not trus; to repre-
sen, a single city At home, the President
has trusted 10 represent the whole nation at
the Court Of the largest empire Of the world.
Such is the practise Of that party which
processes so much respect for the People
Il is hut specimen Of the Inconsistency
which charac.euzes the whole course Of
the Administrations Providence Journal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11

Our Wing members Of Congress, though
insulled by the outrageous proceedings Of
the House, and not encouraged as they had
right to expect they would be, BY their
friends al home, have nevertheless perseyer.
ed, and proved, as We learn about 300 lie.
gal vo,es-enoIgh to place them all in their
seats, without counting the frauds in South
Amboy, MIville, Saddle River and Sussex,
all OF which have been fully proved. Glad,
indeed, are we ,ha, they did no. take coun
sci Of their feelings, and throw up IA lndig.
ustion at FIRST and iali into The ,rnp set for
them by Wall Nroom and their willy coad.
'l,ors. -NGc Jerscy " Freedoaida."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

The Nsw York Ercharce.--The new Ex-
chsnse, in Wall street, New York, is splendid
edIficr, probably not oxcellcd iu America. il
oceupies a square 1913 feet on Wall by IA on
Hanover street. Its front psrtco is supported
by ls granite columns, each a single shaft, and
measuring 3? feet s inches high, weighug 80
tons, and costing $4,000. The building is
composed OF mason wsrk, outside, aud in--ths
outer walls are Quincy granite; the floors are
marble, supported by arches, sod all the par
ti,ion walls aIe stone OF brick work. II con-
iaIns l6I splendid rooms, besides the magulii
cent rotunda, which is about 50 feet in diameter
and 81 At the top Of the doom--eapabe of con-
tanning 5000 persons. Tbs buildip. and
ground cost about S., 100000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

IN Extraordinary Case.--Thc Rov. James
Hughes, Of Clare Morris. Ireland, furnishes the
particulars of most extraordinary caso-that
OF a mao named Bernard Cwsnah, who. ae-
cording 10 report, had subsis,ed for three years
and ten months in perfect health, without the
aid Of food Of any kind whatever. The matter
was tested by public experiment which lasted
six days and six nights, during which he alb
stained fram all nCurishlncut. The particulars
are given in detail, aud endorsed by number
Tho Dublin Evening Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

RonBERr robbery was committed Sat
urday night on board the sloop Leader, lyin:
at Church's wharf. Capt. Davis aud his son
had retired To their births, when the cabin was
entered aud S75 in bills were taken from the
pockets Of Capt. Davis's clothes. The tibet
Iperpetrated the act wnhusl awakening either
Of them, and made his escape. A man who
had taken passage for Newport has been arrest.
ed On suspicion.
We find the above 10 the Providence Jour
nal, and are informed that the man arrested is
named George Smith, young man who has
been employed IN this town for several years
past as hack driver. The sum lost by Capt
Davis is S54- not IS a, above stated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30
NAPOLEON'S TOMB.

The model Of the tomb in which the ashes
of Napoleon are to be placed. under the dome
OF the i0valids al Paris, is now in progress, uu-
der the direction Of a celebrated artist, named
Marocbetti. The French papers state tina, i, is
composed of large base, surrounded by
columns and bas rsIisfs; at each corner are
four statutes. one holding the imperial crown.
another the scep,re, the third the globe, and
the fourth the sword Of Justice. Upon this is
another base, about two o,hirds The bredth and
one hall the height of the first, also decorated
with has reliets; At each corner is an eagle
with wings expanded. This gain i. surround
ed by pedestal, ten feet high, decorated with
bas relIsi., and having in the centre The word
Napoleon on this is an equestrian statue Of
the Emperor, wearing the imperial mantle. his
bro"s crowned with laurel. Ia his right hand
he carries the scsntre, with bis lea he holds
the bride. The effect is very grand, and
worthy the subject. 1t is supposed that it will
take nearly three years to complete thi. grand
nonumeGt.