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NEasf,5'S GARDEN.
DEOPkyETN EENEELT-G l

NEasK,3'S GARDEN.
OsSoPkDETSSS'% EENEE6T.-G RAND GALA
NlGHTIhe Proprietor of this establishment respectfully
leave the puslc that BENEFIT Place
acted Will he produced
called FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. wLch Messrs Cbppude
Bishop Chapman Wells. Brydges Misses f.
Chrpendae and Nr Rivers will appear MISS JANE SLOMAN
wi selection
Forte Rectas. Mr. Isaac Edge will exhibit su1crb
display OF FIREWORKS. Mr. H. WELLS MISS WELL
VIII dance the Spanish Bero and M's Well. LA CACHUCA The
bgTl'tt, produced
here named BEtAH SPA the whole forming GRAND GALA
NIGHT.
this the of tho Saloon will be opcnsd
past and the will commerce At half - 1t
a CASTLE GARDEN.
NIN MONDAY EVENING September "a Magnificent Display
ASfLr when will hc presented the groud Err P
TIoN OF MOUNT VESUVUS together with hrian dispay
Flre-Works; and the OF the evening seve hONT6Ol
FER BALLOONS with lights attached will be set Oft SNs
FIRE WORKS Rockets with and gold which
will he succee ed by the following magnificent pieces;
Chaplrt of Flora.
Rockets V h Saucissons Chinese Illuminated Sun.
Rockets S,ucissons. The ChangcAbe Star.
After which interval of fifteen minutes
PART SECOND.
The Ycw Tree; n splendid and beautiful piece.
Rockets With gold rain.
New York. Grand Colorcd
Candles. Rockets with mcteors
Italian Figure Piece.
Half hour will he allowed Refreshments,
after which will the
GRAND ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUvIUS
The OF the Eruption LAID Castle Carbon, will
space o CO square feet extending tbs enso front Of e
Garden.
Scenery .........--..by .by..-...-- Mr. Grain
Pyrotechnist. MIR. H. J. ;. Hail.
Adinittance % cents CHILDREN half price. s42t
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,us sErs.-.........-..-.6 25 HIGH wAres..--.lO SO
LATEST
Iysrroo Aug 49, IIavrc Indirect Aug n Orleans Aug 26
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$3.50 Geo w. Beers.
" To Dry Goods CIcrk.-New-EorI F.yceum.-.
The the New York yccum would invite the attention of
Dry Goods and other Clerks to the superior advantages OF tins III
sliHtion. .
All supplied VII the and useful publications.
periodicals amd 'ay psFe' y r aF Pi' @ v witsr
evenings au abundant instruction and entertainment and excel
opportunities of becoming acquainted with the personal appear
style OF oaory OF OF th1 most diSingaNs'd aud
Leaned of country Debating Scientific and other Classes
be formed by The members under the regulations OF the pec
and other advantages onnecicd with the ycenm
tuition in the country IoHN GRI>COM. D., President.
u The Church OF Day Saints hold meetings
Hall Cana-trer Sabbath at oi At J. and
y The Gospel that promulgated by the Lord e
Christ Apostles proclaimed these last da, also
y authority from Heaven that all the meek and honest IN heart OF
nation kindred tongue and people may c prepared M ,h
second personal advent coming OF the Lard Iesus Christ wsc
hand BE independent enough TO coe and hear Tor
yourselves. 81
IT gomanisn,-The c. Spsrry Agent Protestant
Society will preach on h sui OF Popery morrow aienooH
At oclool Aen-suoct Methodi Episcopal Church Mr.
Sn,rrv W. also preach ON the same subject evening
the Rev Mr. Merrels Reformed Dutch Church
u Ale @T ra' 10y C. X MOORE, Rec. Secretary
IA Camp Hscctiny viii be held al IIaddam Haven
District to September The grove
beautifully bank of the Connecticut River nearly
positc the East Haddsm landing.
New-Hayen, Aug ISL ar2l as
u Particular Notica.--Tho.. person. having furri-
re any rpiou tisvoe Of who breaking DIP
keeping ready sale for any portion all OF tor
goods ~ sending address calling the subscribed
Goods any amount purchased.
au5 I'm r. Cot'IoN l9' chatham square
~ American lustitute-NoTICE.-Tho who wish to
become meLers of the have benefit
the next apply second Thursday of Instant Sep
emher The forms sppca,on for admission may hal by
applying Repository the Park The member pr
10 take his family along with him free Of csses. entitled
attend the lectures conspl library CU unc attend the
pubic addresses &c. Admission Zee Is s. yearly dues 81 3 2
NofioeNotce to those wish visit the Cats
kill Mountains in the month of September which far the flcaSqn,
distant the atmosphere clear
the thre plenty of ~a;e. uGa the Falls plenty Of
cho iond ElnrlC and Cor The
tlosc persons who wish to visit the Cak, the house will
kept open FOR the reception OF until the lst October
{. l.. BEACH, Proprietor.
Bills of EadIng prntod the RHsges Engine 81 Ann
Seventy Five CeEts Two Doar Paper
quality manufacturers prices Shipping Merchants Trans
Companies and Others large numbers
fifty per by calling above CARDS printed from
Oe Dollar Three Dollars thousand and other printing a
porionably rates. (s23t"l w. L. BURROUGHS CO
Auction Notice-The sale OF elegant ana yaua
BIZ Furniture all descriptions. both and second hasd
sold without reserve the large j Ann and lis Fu
saturday 0 o'clock VIII be found dservI more than
usual ateatiou. So y THOS BELL, AuctoAeer.
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sHAWLs: snAWLs

= Just received stock Of the latest Importation
Rich Embroidered. Melville Tyrolese and Tibet
Six, Satin Dsma.k and EoIian do, styles
Kaby Circasan Cashmere ana Boche DO very rich styles
much lower I price before offered.
NOSBCkGH AREI Is Catherlne East Broadway
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1f The New-YorII Mechanic pvbished every SatIr-
day M nng at No Aun Broadway by RUFUS f0klhk
q Co. Conten's OF the No (or Salrday Sept ith
hatdcns improved Steam Engine with an Engraving
Ssatc trison Monopoly
ide delivered Mechanics Meerg lately held at Syracuse
New-lok by T. Ashley, ESQ.
Architecture.
Scientific Mechanic. New Inventions
Compcssatiu. Pendulum; with an Fpyr,yipy
Optical l!nsion with an Engraving,
News. Foreign Arrival Poetry etc
Price subscribers per copv or one dollar and y
c9lIs ger aIncm, in aSva-ee. s4
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1FRev 4. Smedc's school for Young Ladies les Duane
street. will reopened Mond, the 9Th Of September. s. A.
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CLOTHS, CAssEMEREs AND sATINETs.
EINNNFl4.

ELNNNEls.
The public would DO well early attention the extensive
stock Welsh English, and American FI4nne which The subcr
will chehp. Call and pieces all eoors and quantities
JOHN II. DINGbiAN 30l G 'and-sr
au2s 4 Cor Orchard.
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FALL AND SUMNER GOODS

MAY for prices any o,her
store in the city cope celebrated puff
publishing adycrtsement but will .el goods
chesF any which will probably suit
Having recently desirable nch
Cloths Merinoes red, 'hts and yeo=
nell, LANES Saxony Cloths, large as
sortrlen Of Shirtne nnd Sheengs yar
kinds general variety other Dry Goods. those
wishing to purchase 0 call a 80 Hoasoa-stree
.41r. y DOIvrL.
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u Auction Notice-hc sale elegant ana yalua
BIZ Furniture OF all descriptions both and second hasd 90
sold as usual without y and lis Fa
Saturday l0i s,ok, VIII be found deserving than
usual aiteHiou is32- TH0S. BELL, AucuoAeer.
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u Particular Notca.-lhos- persons having rrn-
any des ripou dispose Of or who are breaking Up
house keeping ready sale any portion all OF tloir
goods, ~ sending address calling upon the subscribed
Goods to any amount purchased .
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

Il 1x' r. DOWlE.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL GOODS
- LATED States Cash Tailoring Emporium, No IL John
POsdwsyCzens and respectfully invited
call the Emporium plEd of French,
German and West of England Cch Facy Czseres Netnes
&c. which w be made orGcr the possible
the fashionable and approved c reduced prices for cash
81 L. w. X. WILLIAMS, Agent.
CLOTMs, CAssl'IEREs AND vEsTkNGs.-
" The subscriber has received by arrivals several ef
wool black Invisible green Prince Albert olive and brown Otis
Of fue qualities.
CASSIMERES-Woo black, and fancy dceskin and plain
vESTINGS-Rich s:yics.....Also,
TAiL0RS TRIMMINGS.
SicSa ScrCc- RLdinc Cords PLAID Lining Buttons.
all which will be sold by the package piece the lowest mlrkc.
prices ut No. lri William street, by
lIEis JOHN y. kUPFER.
III gSs CEsA1s'S sc Ea00E., No 20 Perry will reopen
IA Monday Sept G Members School, may lee.
rennaushp of M Doibrar without charge bautl
fui hand may he acquired quarter. si4'
] ADgs;s' sCNOOE.-Mss VI. DOrY would inferm her
II patrons and the public generally that her School O. East
Broadway will be reopenet Monday Gh September i3
ItEHE FALL TERM OF Dir FGYES English CLASH
cal School will commence Monday September when he
will be pleased his former pupils and others may be
trusted his Mr. F. may be his School Room No cG
Iowerl. opposite Fh-strect At 3 Orchardstr > 81
SPANS@bl E.AHdsEAt-E-Thc su5,cr.bsr i, orEnn.Iipg
- classes GeEd6men disposed
iarcsca Oral
class as Monday September o'clock
NJ every other day from toS Terms $40 ,
of 80 lessons class for ladies' is forming.
CARLOS RABADAN, Reudcsrcet
Tranons every kind Of documents and private Instructions
usual s33t'
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~. The Church O DmY SnimI. hold meetng.

T. 4 Camp Meeting held Iiaddam, New Haven
District 9th of September next The
beautifully the bank Of the Connecticut River, nearly
posite the East Hadd,m landing.
| New-Iidven, Aug ISL. sr2l ,a-St
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

u Boot and Shoe Clerks-An adjourned meeting of the
Root held Fourteenth Wsrd Hotel
Gsnd and Tuesday Evening the
1t O'Clock hear the of the Punctna attend
particularly BY order Of the Committee
n E. FSsGusoN Secretary. 81 81, ~ PSAAlS, Pres'l
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Thus Day PubIi.hed.
Westminster Review, No. 20. for July. ISL

Thus Day PubIi.hod
II The Wcstminsser Review No. 70 for Juy ISL
Conicn,s;
The Ancient Egyptians.
= Russian Literary Biography.
3 Administration of Justice; County Courts
Constituent Properties Of Matter.
Tic Hand Loom Inquiry, and the Coru Laws.
Legends.
I Physical Force Era in Franco.
The DsOlution tabular of the three General
Elections
O. Critical and Miscellaneous Notices.
JENNA VI MASON, Publisher
SAL, Basement No . Pine STE Brosdwsy.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

II Hiss CIeaver's Boarding and Day School,
Thompson " Y will MONDAY, Sept au3l
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MARINE LIST.

poYT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 4, 1871.
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S.TATE OF FSEw-YOKK-CANAL d observation-disclosures FoS
- PuRLc WORKS The Comm-.lOne Of he Co
entitled vide funds
puoo pse hy lsh lsil hereby
t,i sealed proposals viii De Tsis-d until "erhtid- ih~ h
l--nh ok the atsno OF th
day, md no ar' TOT he eaa ot
the Iie Can hundred thousand dollars Tor ne cenro= ot ae
Waller C ni hud ID thousand dc as Tor ne cols;uc
Black CIn Whole OF million
dollars viii stock Wi De G=t IN tue
tfly the -t days of January,
jly and the Ptne payable on the st
l5 Al the discretion Vt the Co
riss o + the Canal Fsnd
whole ih- bidder proposes nd
thousand doa and The amount 10 money ne wiling
dollar. stock All proposals 10 be sealed and
the Erie Canal OF Loan for the
the Gene: Valley Canal lan the construction
Baok River n" e. aud eHciosed ~ euysl-
ope erected 10 the COMPTROLLER Al Albany
acceptance The PfoPo all ID; nOneT nqt
to
NswYotk Albany ib- EanE ofihe Manhattan Comps
nv n the city Of NeSfcrk
The kho de residing ae and % senate Districts ard those
siding out OF the stock d HEN
quarterly Company h city Of Newfos;
Stockholders NewYork State BAHk IN the city Of oAnF
euev-s the ghi OF kin lea su
or NIX the oil not IN
their opinion 2dyana ag-ous To e-is OF tis State
~ -f L BRADISH. Ii Governor,
JOHN A. COLLIER, Comptroller,
c. SPENCER, Sec'y of Stat,
l. HOLLEY, Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL. Auy GeGersi,
J. HAIGHT, TreA,uier,
Albany Sept l. lsi su conni01es' c: the C~lAl Fund
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

Il Se,vers-25 good Straw Sewers wanted immc-
date, l75 Chstct None but experienced Sewers need
nv -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

~ The City ConiInercinI school. No. l4f Fuion-st.
will be rc-opened O Monday 9Th September
au25 SITS J. b. QUICK Principal.
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NOTICE.
AIDES 10 you want Dry Goods 81 A. BENNETT is selling his
IL splendid assorted stock COST Go to AZ Grand St 50 w
lust RECE1vED-From auction, 1913 Greerwlch.,
y splendid OF wool black and fancy colred Cioih ana
Ca.sinieres very cheap. 81 I'm r.L DENTON
E1staAP CAHRETs, Just received pr
vale ,eG and per recent rta.ion an extensive assortment
haYlg bee bought the most ADVANTAGEOUS Will be sold 20
furnishing coming Fall will decidedly OPP
portun supply themselves with beautiful article and low
pFse ivy BY calling No 4 Canal . ncr,s m .4r \. B,o3r,v
NPhENDsy OIi. rAINTiNGs-T.FfAAY YOUNG
collection collection o Paintings metal i
city colec,ou fifty pieces
bricng originals nv artists OF repute and copies after tire ce
Conuoi,eu admirers ae nnss will End the
this collection rich treat and an opportunity for selection seldom
Offering s3 lSis
I1RENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
INdS and Rorder FOR sas cheap the Uued States Pape
Hanging B4ad Warehouse 65 Broadway
ani :H-' sm JOSHUA G M BROWN IS canaeet
STGvEs, STOVES. 257! BLEEcKER-sTREET.--A
= OF wood
small families Also for sale, Hall and Paror Stoves c -
patterns, cheap for cash
J.bbing done the shortest n9;ic5.
All orders thankfully ra~a.ysd aud plna.uaiy attended
aul G GEO HARRIS, 457i Blocker stree.
rI'ElE LOCOMOTIVE YANKEE CA4.D fgiEss.,
6 and 20 Nassau door o iohuJ prints every variety
Of Cards om 81 Is h0 upwards ma9 Am
QUELLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steel Pens
pllable and cheap.
They carefully made selected
believed their will gi:e prs
among Others.
The trade supplied e. w-o.esa.e by the Agent.
EDWARD J. EMO, Plat;-street.
n sale By the principal Saoners and dealers Pens
the Civ and Country. agtl ly
nRUGS AND MEDICINES OF every description and
IL Of the best quality Ali Hours application
~ CLARK, $40 BoweEy.
~ Physician long (wAo practices he neghbor
hood will he in attendance advice Sc e hours Of AM
and p. N. iy3:n
lust RECElVEu--At 1875 Greenwich street splenaid
" aglona desirable csor for sale cheap
81 I'm B.J. DENTON.
s.1 IMPORTED CORSET WAREHOUSE
NJ w. BRT Cedar Pearl, receiving large
M scrent white and cooed CORSEIS, a9 order and
~ warranted satisfaction, and selling extremely lor
prices
y. r.. Country Merchants supplied. au2l ms-
E;ATTERs' PLUSH cf all qualities descriptions
L constantly on land, snt for sale JOHN \. KuPEEE
81 ni l0l William
S:TATE o z MISUNDERSTANDING Fos
- PuRLlc WORKS The Comm lonersv hr c.
nal Fund the entitled An act pyid- funds Tor
the puo works progress Pt ', h Ioi hetey
s sealed proposals viii DE- until "eutiLy ih nj
o,lok the
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

II Clothing Clerks and Cuiters-The Clothing Clerks
requested meeting the Shakespeare Hotel
Wiilm Moaday evening" the 9Th 10
o'clock consideration the propriety Of soliciting their
employers close their at O'Clock.
r. B. Punctna atendaneG nMrlicaarY reaueed - q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-13
GREAT ERESuET

The New York papers of Saturday con-
tain particulars OF an immense loss Of property
and some lives. by the rise Of wafer caused by
the late rains and ihaw. The change Of tenn
persment from Tuesday TO Wednesday morn
ing, Of last week. was perhaps the greatest tr.
er known in this country. in the same space
Of time. At Hudson y. Y. the thermometer
rose 6om 20 degrees below Zero to 20 above.
The swelling Of the Croion River carried a~ay
about half the dam. the new bridge above il.
aud three bridges below il, besides several mills
and dwelling houses. The food came So sud.
denly, and IN the night. that persons escaped
from their dwellings in their night clothes and
GOT into the trees for security. The ground y,
the commencement Of the rain storm. which
continued without cessation from Tuesday
evening to IL o'clock Thursday night, was Gov
cred with snow, about eighteen inches thick.
which being carried of With the ram suelled
The Goods TO IN Unprecedented height.
Accounts from New Jersey. Philadelphia.
and rs far norh aud south Of New York ss rhey
have been received. represent the destruction
caused by tie storm aad rreshrt immense
We have tot room his week in' fdr,lsr t7t.
tculns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-13


Loss Of The Packet Ship Gorrick-The New
\ orA and Liverpool packet-ship Garrick, Cspr.
Palmer, on her honeward passage. on Thurs
day morning last. at 5 O'Clock, went ashore a.
bout 20 miles south Of Sandy Hook, in rs feet
water. The wind was blowing fresh at the in;s
from the southeast, and it was intensely thick
and dark. She beat over the outer bar. and al
the latest accounts Ton Friday aiternoon) there
was fifteen feet water in he, h.ld, and it was
supposed her back was broken, and that the
mainmast had gone through ocr bottom
She had thirteen csbia oai fourteen s,eerage
passengers, all Of whom wit, their baggage got
safe ashore the next morning. and have arrived
at New York. The Garrick WAS a fine shin Of
500 tons, castom house measurement and was
valued at $4,000, insured. Her cargo i. valued
at 100000, partly insured, and will probably
all be saved, but damaged to the amount Of
half its value.
A passenger on board informs the Journal Of
Commeree that Capt Palmer commenced heav-
ing the lead At 10 o'clock, a, night lie then
found twenty fathoms water; took in sail and
sisod on until o'clock. when the water having
lesseDed 10 ten fathom,, orders were given TO
wear ship, aud in comm. about she struck
She ps~ lies within her length Of the shore. so
near that the cargo can be sent ashore on tim
beIs.
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Ftsr .sp Less or LIFE ~ INV ORLEANS.
The buildings en- old Lcvse st. y. O. between
the two markets, we're. on the mOrrins OF Dec.
9Th. destroyed BY fire. Mrs. Brown and
her t~o ehiidreu. aad black uoman ani her
child psrished in Tie flames. 4 6re7,an vas
also ALLIED BY Nhns wall. The rccuniary
loss bv he fite uas SSl .uC0.
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Rh0DE-ISlAND REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I3, ls4l.
DE.uUCE.qVXE ST.7TE
CD.v'V.E.y'TEO.y.

The usual Convention of the Democratic
Republicans Of Rhode Island will be held at the
State House in Providence, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, January 2Orh. at 7 o'clock.
A general and puncluaI attendance Of the
Delegates from the several towns is respectfully
requested
BY order of the State Committee.
Providence. Dec 25th. 1910.
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tened as possible. and those Of metal 10 be her.
meiically soldered. The remains Of Napoleon
are now IN six cofins- one Of tin. a second OF
mahogany, "a third Of head. fourth also of lead.
separated from thai within il by saxdnsi and
wedges Of wool--the flih. the sacrophagus Of
ebony-snd the sixth, the outer case Of oak"
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF Ma
POLEON IN THE SEINE.
The Ilavre Journal gives an account Of the
entrance Of the remains Of Napoleon into the
Seine, and their passing in front OF that pori.
On Tuesday the weather was stormy, and fears
were entertained that the passage from Cler
bourch wsuId be difficult: but as night came
on, the windsubsdcd and tile weather cleared.
The convoy arrived At tlayre in The evening and
remained in the roads. BY half past six in the
morning nearly the Whole population OF the
town and environs were assembled on the piers
and on the heights aud along The shore eagerly
looking out for the funeral coneg.
/ AS the light increased, the vessel become per-
ceytible. General attention was turned ex-
cluscly TO The Normande, which made najes
tic appearance. The coffin covered with an
embroidered pail, and surrounded By burning
lights, WAS The most striking object. The sun
coming oui ust at this moment added greatly
to the scene.
HE DNYRAL Y AN.-- ne car WHICH S 10
convey the remains OF Napoleon from Courbe-
vote to the invalldes is finished The effect Of
it may now be Judged Of as well by It's draperics
and decorations, as by its form, which IS much
more gigantic than thai Of the car of lhs vic
Tins Of July. 1t is 35 feet in hsigh,, 81 in
length, aud - 9 feet IN width. It is upon
four massive gilded wheels. The car is com
posed Of basement, with pane!s between col
umns The platform upon which the coffin is
to be placed 10 covered with a violet colored
volvct, embroidered in gold, with bees stars,
and eagles. The under-carriagss both before
and behind, are of a scmCacular form dcCora-
ted with the four trophies Of flags taken from
different nations. The bier has similar drapery
10 the pedestal, decorated with the imperial
mantle. scope, and crown. and Is supported by
fourteen 6gDes, representing the principle VIC
tories Of the French. The base Of the cars is
covered with garlands and crowns Of imm0rieucs.
Over the whole IS an immense Grape drapery.
which hangs down to the ground. This prsdl-
gous herse is TO be drawn by sixteen horses,
d,essed with feathers, and housings embroidered
in gold, sith the arms Of the Emperor
The collins enclosing the remains Of Nspo-
leon weighs 4lOO pounds. The mahogany cof
fin IN which he WAS buried. and which was re-
placed by one ef ebony after the exhumaion,
was cut up by order Of the Prince de Jolnvllc,
and the pieces were distributed among the Off
GERS and Inen oil the Belle Poue and Favorite.
General Monholon. now sharing the captivi-
iy Of Prince Louis Napoleon At Ham, has ad
dressed letter to Marshall Soulr, imploriug
the privilege to accompany the Royal remains
OF Napoleon to their last resting place.
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~ The article upon rheSnffrace question,
promised in our last, mus, lay over another
week. The importance and interesting charac-
ter Of The avs recri.ed from Europe, paufcu-
larly the account Of the sxhumaiion Of the Re
nains Of Napoleon. requires so much space
tina, VIC compelled 10 defer it.
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No mail from New York was received yes
terday. Our last papers from there are Satur-
days and our latest accounts from Washington
are 10 wednesday evening.