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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

DALyO,s OPERA HOUsE.-FAREwELL CON.

DALMO,S OPERA HOVSE.-FAkLWLLLC CON
Il CERT.-Mondsy and TUE scay, October 18Th and ish
Change Of faces ehsnse OF ormsnee First appear
aaee Mss.rs Germou, Stanwood. Harrington, Pelham
and White as the Boston Ea,rrpesns, which occasion
they wil Introduce al enre change Of their performance
consisting OF Songs Glees and QuGiets, Ac &C WIN
Pianoforle crnpalimenis
The following pieces win he Introduced 49,
=" Hal Smiling Morn," Low Waved The Summer WOOD"
.Merr;ly on the Wxnd- sThe Old Arm Chair" "Tbe
White Saualv To Greece We Give Our Shining Blsdes,"
Nv Boyhoods Home" and Toe Irish Sehoomasier"
he whole to conclude with variety Of Ethiopian Meio
dies in character.
CV Afrison IS cenls only.-For particulars zee pro
grsmme Doors open al 7t-Concert 10 commence al 81
Boxes and seats secured daily al the Office from 10 A. III
Pm
The Psno used this occasion, obtained from ine store
Of Me,srs Firth. Hsli 4 Pond olS
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LIVES OF THE FELONs.'

EOUR NUMBERS In One.-ln order to supply the ex
L raordinary demand for the first four numbers Of their
sheet the editors of the National Police Gazette com
PEELED TO their republication They will therefore be issued
Quadrpe number of the same size and appearance
hs afford subscribers opportunity TO bind
the whole In uniform style The qladuple number viii be
ready for issue Thursday morning. the 18Th inst and VIII
contain several engavngs illustrative OF The Lives OF the
Felons among which will of the "Darby and joan
formerly kept in Roosevelst by Bob Sutton and another
himself In the act of finding the cancelled checks
previous the celebrated forgery on the Union Bank
Price only for the whole four numbers In one
Newsmen and agents supplied at the usual terms Orders
should be given al 70 insure a supply. ol4N'
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PUBLICATIONS OF THE WEEK.

AVN TAYLOR, No. A-0r Hou,e, has received " The
w Wandering Jew. No. OF Harpers illustrated edition.
Is cents
Heart: Social Novel, by Martin Faquhar Tuppcr. an.
thor of Prcverbia Philosophy" Crock Of Cod Sc
Tie work convenient Emo printed in very large type
Price only y. cents
New-Yors Medical lnieillg encerThe 4h NUMBERS now
ready nee ~ cents number. Subscription g per an
nun in advance, cents number.
Job Ca1dles Dinnsr Table HarAngues ~ cenis-
The Expectsut by Miss Pickering. p cents
Dr.. WoOf'- Mission to Bokhara- 81
Encyclopecs OF Domestic Economy, No. IL IS cents
Heart and the Twins. by Topper being No % Of the Ii
brary OF Choice Reading.
Copland's Dictionary of Medicine, No. H. 50 cent?
Hsrper's Illustrated 6ibe, No 10. IS cents.
All the cheap publications, magazines, &c. for sale. whole
sale and retail, by VIM TAYLOR, No ? Aston House.
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MEDICI SERIES OF ITALIAN PROSE.
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED Thursday, Part ), The
w Autobiography of Vuon Alferi, slated, with an
original essay the Genius and Times Of Aher, by c.
Edwards Lester, | vol limo Contents Introduction,
Period stlnfsncy, embracing nine years OF vegetation
Period 2dC Childhood embracing nine years OF ineducaton
Period 3d-Embrecng ten wears of travelling and dssipa
ton Period 4-Emsrscing than thirty years OF de-
votion TO letters
his SOUL the blood felt enthusiasm the poetry the music the
earnest passions and the wild love scenes of that beautiful
free mpulsesils strange caprcespsssion with her Jury,
and hres-Musc with her trans porting fights Of songTrag
edy with fearful elements-Protean Love- with in ui-
upIs and insane despair and all painted with masters
hand"
JUST PUBLISHED.
Citizen Of Republic, by Ceba
FlOrentine Histories, by MachisyellL
Challenge Of Bsretis. by d. Azeglio
ol3l PAINE 4 BURGESS, b2John-st
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W 18th Ward.-The National Reformers OF the 18Th
Ward and all 10 favor Of the Freedom OF the Public Lands
invited meet ITALIAN Hall 400 GrsndsL this
iue Al halt pAs. o'clock IL
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" DedicaIion.--The First Frse Copgreg ationsl
Church. recently erected In Chystie between Rvington
and Delaney will be Dedicated the service of Almighty
God on Wednesday. the 18th instant, Sermon in the az
tenoon by the Rev John Poss ihe Methodist Episcopal
Church In the evening by The Rev D. C. Lansing OF Au
burn. ola =
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Posr OFFIoE, New-YJrx Oct II, lsia
" steamer Cambria, from Boston.-The Mail
for the above Steamer viii be closed al TINS ONCE on the 18th
~ O'Clock NJ. Postage all letters must be pre-
paid Boston. Letters OF hall under, cents
and each additional half ounce scents
olia RoBERT II. MORRIS, P. NJ
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" Teeth! Teeth, Teeth !..-Who would be
without Teeth when they have them inserted without the
ghtesi possible pain, aud warranted TO suit all the purpo
of Il natural ones by calling Dr. JONES, Dentist
his Office corner CsnssL and Broadway, (enirance In
Cana-sL) The following ise list of prices:
A complete double set ofbesl Mineral Teeth, on
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Boarding.


FURNISHED HOUsE-A private family have
the use of Furnished HOlse Unlon-Sqlsre, by
with Board gentleman, his wife and two
young children Address Convenience al toe Tribune
OicS. oh 5lseod
DuAKD-TwO three sisgle gentlemen Can be accom-
Id modated with neat quiet, and agreeable boarding. on
reasonable terms with pleasant rooms at No ll3 Blocker
Broad way where sta -es pass the door every few
minute. ola ST.
lDUAkD WANTED tor gentleman and his wiie-
ID psTior with bedrooms attached and pri-
vale table will be required For suitable accommodsonsa
fair compensation will be paid. Address c. H. A. al the Of
fr. of this naper oil 81
DOAKU WANTED-By TWO Gentlemen in a private
ID family where they Dsy hnd pleasant home, and no
other bsariers Address Home" Tribune Office obs 3i-y
DOARDlN(s-trOat ana back room 10 let on the Sc
ID hoor with board, furnished unfinished Also,
accommodations for single gentlemen. Apply a. ~ Liberty
st side of Broadway. Transient bOarders 81 per day
O0 iwis@
DOAHD-A handsome second story front room with
Id pantry &C. suitable for lady and genemsn-a small
room adj Dining If required also other suitable for
single gentlemen. References exchanged. Apply al ia
Leonsr1-st nearly opposite the Carlton House olo 4s'
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% lms ALBERT bEACh, III ChatiAin-sl
IN CHANCERY OF New.Jelsey-Bslween Thomas
i Carlton omplsnsnt, and Michael IDLY, Defendant
order for Pubicafion.t appearing TO this Court that the
compa nan hel his bill the above against the
above defendants for the foreclosure and sale OF GER
tain premises the sad bill menuoned and that
process subpoena appear and directed 10 the
defendant hath regularly ssued re.urnsbe To the thr'
eth day Of September A. D. 1885, but that The defendant,
Michael Tally could be found In is State, 10 oe served
herewith, and that he has not caused ME sppesran 10 De
entered such had been duly served and
being made appear AFFIDAVIT 10 the sstsfsctIon Of The
Councillor that the said Mcnssl Tally resides out Of The
STATE OF New Jersey and thai his actual place OF rendence
10 not knownIt Is hererpon on this hrst day VI oc,ooe
ia the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred end
fony-kve motion Of william H. Bradford Sociior OF
Inc COMP by this order directed by me Cnaneeor
that he said absent defendant Michael Tally, do appear
plead answer Or den the compliments bull won SIX
months ne date OF this ofdeo tnsi IN default
therefor such decree made against him a. he Cnan
ceor shall think equitable and just And iurher order
ed that order shall within twenty days nefeasr De
served personaIly on The sad Michael Tally BY delivery
OF COZ, thereof TO him, be published within the said
twenty day, In the New Jersey Vncsior, newspaper
prine Al Newark ihS State and continued therein for
ak weeks SUCCESSFULLY, at least once IN every week. and
$40 In Ike manner and the ike space Of time. In The
New Tribune paper printed IN u, CITY o. New
York a rue copy. o. B. HALSIEO,C.
SANL- K GCMMEaE, CPk. olf Ia~oW
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SAILED

ships Lorens. Mobile. south Carolina Charleston,
and ohers
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RrsASS SstAs si sfEA1kkSDss 1SsiI:xrr-s..
- a. srosdvsy.-Libssal essh sdvsnoss @ses :" ess'
NoNDxY !. TUESDAY EVENING, oe. isA IssA.
leedoa :sssss ssos. s eoa:i.'ias q ssy
popular snd sandsd wosxs scaoo aad classical eooks -
y n aasatlass % '0h dssS z:c 10 rssss q fooIssp
eoses,os q $3.50 oss !y soos.
+ ehsnts. Nos lis Ssisoa srsss a = IA sss-LS.
essl sdvaness made 90 eoaSsunsa'A - pssaSs
BY JAMES n TuE No. g; u,
under The Direction Of VIM Il Euns Master IN chasessy
ell that piece OF and beginning on he soate westerly 80
q NO5 lO. distant $40 sss Com ss :o Sas sss:
IS feet North 9th. tie angie formed by North wrses
nue. then north TO ohst then north es:, 10 os % 10 %
tbs diagram being the oonyeyed By Fay 10 Josdeo
.,o, oeloe. Al he store Of cis%serisn oo.dsmiA
N P~UlsL
Doors. srors AND BaocASs-looc scos sAoes end
brogans Alec 100 cases Mems womens and Cnhdrsss
TUESDAY. Oct ~.
Al io} oclock, q the store No. Lio<rty'sts
Doors snoss AND BsosASs-irSo cases Boots ssoss
and Slogans consisting every variety suitable for soaiA
cTn wssssrn and Non6em trade Sale positive
,,.ppw.MhSs rS :ss H SrsTSTs-JAcos
II PLATT wll sell This Day. at 10 oeloek. ct the Ane
Room, No p Plstist NV cAsss, eases and ioss "
Hardware consisting of trace chans, Trying pans coeec
mills hose cards, wees, fire iroas frame puies &c ee
Also l4s Saorops, without W cloee con-
ssnmens OF manufacturer.
Also Dale's G., unt-r Scales Also cases Whte-Wash
Bmshes Also Table and Tee Spoons, Brsns and biffs.
Spike Gimles Screw Drivers, &c
Also 100 single and double barrel Guna
pairs orass barrel Piscs. Percussion Caps, Pow
der Flssks, &c. . .
back Saws
Aso-wilh which the sale viii eommenoe2plo lots Of Dam
aged III HARDWARE for account OF whom may concern
90 an extensive OF Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Razors. Bowie Knives, &c.
Also invo-e OF Cocker Some Sal Needes, Saddle
do. Harness do. and c. 5. silyereyed SHARPE
Catalogues now ready. lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

DIANO Lessons and Tuning.-W. C. Rayner y
Frstsvenue, gives lessons the Piano and Singing, at
his residence the residence of pupils on moderate
Also tunes Panos-pnce IS cents. An excellent
Piano 70 Jet at sl2 per qyareI. ola 3tseod-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

n IT
OPrairies BY II. A. Harris-Published this day al
Frenchs Publishing Hall, 293 Broadway. up stairs This
book contains 6S neatly printed pages on the cover sa
beautiful colored engraving illustrating the hai'breadth
escape OF the Madenfrom the Negro For sale above,
and al eli the Periodical Depots. Price 10y cents.
ol4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
UNIFORM EDITION

MENITIES of Literature vols. and Miscellanies OF
"A Literature, vols By j. D'Israel Esq-"Works that
ench ain you from beginning 10 end IN theerusal OF which
you feel reluctant pause till you find yourself compelled
BY the unwecome hnis = Merchants Magazine.
Taks up either Of the volumes, and open where you
please the ader will find his attention chained BY
something curious and new, though very old indeed for
casual and curious reading, Dlsrseli IS Incompatible
N. American.
These are most interesting volumes, which we need
hardly recommend to literary public as every page must
recommend the whole the favor and acceptance II ~
richly deserves.'-l London Literary Gazette.
Published by J. & II. q. LANGLEY,
Oh IL Booksellers Publishers, Astor House
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ITO CABINET and Furniture Dealers -A complete a.
sortmrpt of Lsycocss celebrated English hair cloth
received this mornings also bed screws, sockei castofs "a
bic butts sofa springs. &c Al low prices
Ola sis JOHN A. NEWbOULD. 50 JONAS, up ssifs-
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TI,O HOUsEkEEPERS-The subscriber offers tor
i sale full assortment OF the following new goods:
Glrandoes solar Lamps Tea Trays and Table Cutlery
Plated Gaze Baskets Casters Candes,cks, &c Britannia
Ware; Silver Table end Tea Spoons. &c.
% Imis ALBERT BEACH, ia ChatlBamsI
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Boston Aurtion Sales


DYT. p. 4 D. RICH, - and - Broed-strsst Doe
Dtsn ON WEDNESDAY, Oct Is
Doors, SHOTS BRosANs-Soo cases Boots shoes ed
ON "WEDNESDAY, Oct q.
LEATHER, SKINS, Sc.-2o,Jsdes sole leather ard upper
10 rough
1000 sides and hip leather.
30 dox calf.skins hnish-d and In the rough
500 do lininss and bndings and other articles IN ne
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OFFfcs % TIE \. Y. Gas LrCHT CoaPASY,l
October 18Th, l3i9
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day de-
clare dividend Of four and One-ha per cent on tie
capital stock OF Company for The sx months ending
L.. August lssi payable 10 he Stockholders On and alter
Saturday the let November next
The Transfer Will be closed from the 18th INST 70
thai dsie by order C. l. EVERlTT, sec'ry. tol4tNl
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nR- UPHAMS ELECTUARf ian internal remedy Is
~ certain ours for PILES either internal externs-
bleeding or blind Sold only his city the Office OF the
Original Proprietor A. UPHAM, NJ D. Irregular educated
PHYSICIAN OF twenty years experience confined 10 Office
practice where Piles and ChrPnic diseases are success
ny treated Medical Office l5 Bowery four doors above
rrsus ola lmDxW.
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NOW EXHIBITING flor a short time only al the
rooms OF tho National Academy OF Design corner of
Broadway and Leonard stsDe kuypers celebrated stat
ue lin msrble) entitled, LA SORTlE DU Balm, tcom-
ing from the Bath This exquisite and refined work which
has by all VINO bave seen to be the chef
duvre OF modern art and which mas srscted crowds OF
admirers in Europe has been 70 this country o. great
cost and risk and 10 now confidently opened for the In
spection of the lovers of this sublime and beautiful art
.on a. s,s "a eta 80 istfua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

ELLSW OHTH HEFOHI
IN AGRICULTURE Report Of the Hon. Henry
" Ellsworth, Commissioner OF Patents showing The ope
ratiOns Of the Patent Office during the year 1874 For sal
By ola MARK III NEWMAN. 1893 Broadway.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
FROM LIBERIA.

Files ofthc Monrovia Luminary to June
10Th have been received.
The Colonies are generally prosperous.
Gov. Russworm has visited an interior
tribe of natives at Dena, about thirty or
forty miles due east from Cape Palmas.
lie made treaty Of peace with them.
The Dena Kngexpressed awish to have
missionaries and teachers in his country,
and arrangements were in progress to graz
tify this laudable desire. His country is
very fertile, and is the key to interior tribes
Of great power and influence, inhabiting a
celebrated part Of central Africa known
among the natives as the "fon bush
country.
Affica's Luminary gives cheering &C.
counts Of progressive civilization and
christianity. The editor recommends
greater attention to the prejndices, tradi.
tons, and ceremonies Of each native tribe,
with view to the publication of work
on these subjects for the guidance and in.
formation of future missionaries, and as q
record which the natives themselves will
hereafter peruse with pleasure when know
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
FATAL ACCIDENT.

Mr.. James NJ. Thomas was killed on
Tuesday last. BY q fall into = dry well
upon which he MAS operating, al the plan
iaIion sf Geo. w. Mordeeai, ESQ.,. about
"a miles from The city. He was remov-
ing rock al The bottom Of The well. Ly The
pfocess d blasting. and in ascending By
what is called an Indian Ladder, ne by
some means clipped from nearihe top and
was precipiiased a distance of3O feeI, and
fsll on the bottom Of The well. He remain
ed there about hours-none Of The alien
danl slaves nr oilers being willing 10 des-
eend 10 remove him. from panic OF other
cause. Il is supposed he lived IS or 20
minutes after he fell. A young man
named Dean. who came to The place. per-
formed the ser, ice necessary 10 remove
him. Mr.. Thomas was about IS years
Of AEGEAN industrious man. and has lei.
. deeply afflicted mother who lived with
him and depended on him Cor suppon.
Independent.
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THE WESTERN TURNpIKEs.

ID will be rvcolIecIed that the Legisla-
iuie of This Safe. At lis lat session, made
an appropriation Tor The survey Of a Turn.
pike from this city. west. to The Buncombe
Turnpike road; thence TO The Georgia
State line, in Cherokee County, IN this
Stale; also from the town Of Fayetteville,
70 interseci the same 81 some point east
OF the Yadkin river. The Governor has
appointed Professor Mitchell, Of Chapel
Hill. 10 perform this service. and that
gentleman has been engaged 10 The dis
charge Of the duty. andexpects 10 be pre-
pared 70 report % lie next Legislature q
full record Of the entire survey.
Independent.
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RUIss oF The dIscose
res in architecture and siaIuary made a
Nineyeh. BY NJ. Boua." says The Mont.
ieur Parisien, .mnst be Of considerable
value. i We are 70 judge BY the specimens
winch hare arrived al Paris. The inserip-
lions are perferty legibls. bnl altogether
beyond The ART ofdeciphering. The king.
alter having examined these curiosi;ies
with great interest. has decided that 4
vessel belonging TO The Government shall
Be sent 20 Bassora 70 transport The collec-
ton 10 Paris"
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Abe. 10 Blik 20 Csps FslI 8. "a
Hlfr1, trpl Wsks, reversing lie iuda-
mss bslo~ AID lHsrlns ja1Ensni hsrs
here lor tls plsiaiG
Alsns N Den fr Dfm. ssedman :. sie-
iuissh. lro@ ch1.har, at ming Re iuss.
nsns Below.
Also. N re Gorrrnor 3. Ralsirh and
casien Rad Rasd Company. IA Equity,
iIom Wake. declaring fhers i error in
ihe proceedings Of d,s Cours AZ Eqaisy.
and thar he appeal wss vel allowed.
pnrsesnt 70 he 2ssh Sselioa Of ch. w.
ofahs Revised e,slasss.
Alfo. in Toole & Wilkinson Q. Ne.
Ssain a.d o;hsrs. in Equity. from Beau
fort.
Also. IN Maxwell o. Wallace, IN Equi-
81. from Meeklsnbarg. directing The ban
% Be- dismissed with costs. Rsgisfsr.
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TREASURY CIRCULAR.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued Circular 10 Col ectors and other
ohicers Of the Customs, requiring them
20 collect duties as heretofore upon all the
imports from Texas into the United States,
uhtii Congress shall take some further
action on The subject.
Tile Union" says that =" there ser
Two modes in which i, is designedt to de.
;fand The fevenue:--lhe first, by direct
.mpera!loas from foreign parts into Tex
~ We second. by explorations from oor
"@n port. into Texas, with the privilege
!, " me drawback Of The duty. Should
" 2 speculalions be carried into effect,
W a'e Most serious consequences nigh, FOL.
' NV ~ 50 diminishing the revenue, as 10
ae'oas or impair the efforts of The ADM,
T ~, 10 pay off the national debl:
net 81 cess mightinjuriously affect The
" 'e;,t ased reduction Of The duties, by
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lFaFiHg ne EeftTnmsai Hid6ai = uas
gu1is FsEEpps g. mssi fhs sEbsndiluFsF.
and, iasliy, q nighl oFsruhsi.n Id r,in
snaay q par eva naBuf.risses. ~ IL
lnnsdailon q farsiga soeas fsss q du,x.
sgidsd bg NE srts az Jsfsrsou ana c a.
laiin n regard . L0uisisna, ssd q NEos-
80 ssd Crawford IN reislian - Farsda,
ne prescott Secretary n he Trensnrs
has. ey lllis circular. applied The remedy
= eeisas lhsss spsrulanOas. and pnossrl
he retenue."
The Ofhesrs Of he Customs are re-
quiFed b. The Circular % :. publ,sh ID he
newsPapsrs. - n0w required By law, die
names IL al persuns who rhall Be found
guilty Of The yialsfions of the sesenus laws
therein prescribed. a. usll as 10 seirs Tor
forfeiture The goods. vessel. tackle, spps-
rel, and furniture. in ell such eases.
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AMERICAN MINISTER'S ABROAD.

nAbM&AaN MA.sAcA Lho AnhOAB.
The following extract from one Of Mr.
Willis'senlertaining I.eiiersfrom England.
now in the course Of publication in The
New York Evening Mirror, is Of interest
for all classes Of readers, but especially de-
serves heedful attention from those in
whose hands the appointment Of Foreign
Ministers is placed:
aIlis more matter OF rejoicing 10 Ame-
means abroad Than Congress supposes
when Foreign Ministers are the Kind Of
manners and mental culture 10 do credit 10
the country. Mr.. MeLane's appointment
as Minister to England is worthy success
sion 10 that Of Mr.. Eyerett-two more adj
mirable representatives little likely appear
al the English Court for any nation.
was dining day or two since with for
mermember ofthe Queens Cabinet. and in
the London papers ofihat morning Mr.. Nc
Lanes appointment had been announced.
Our host spoke Of Mr.. McLane, and after
wards ofMr Everett, with whole-hearied
tribute 10 their qualities as men and diplo-
matists that would have giaiifed The
friends Of these gentlemen not litile; and,
indeed, whereverI 60, Mr.. Everett is laud-
ed without measure. He has been in Lon
don in trying time for representative.
Our national credit-lumped without dis
linction Of States in one sweeping disho-
nor-has been like a visible cloud about
him wherever be has appeared; and he has
been waited on. of course, by committees
on questions he could not answer without
pain and modification; and through all this
he has steadily risen in the respect Of those
around him, and now stands personally
higher ESQ Twas assured by one who spoke
with authority than any diplomatic rep
resentatiye now Al the English Court. Al
another party | heard a very fine descrip.
lion given Of the effect Of his singular elo-
quence upon one Of these committees,
They had felt, in delivering what they
had 10 say, that they had placed him as
the respondent, in position ofoverwhelm'
ing embarrassment. His reply was wait.
ed for with a sympathy for him as man
From every one Of these gentlemen, how
ever, he sdrew tears ESQ the descFibel
stately and they left his house enchanted
with the man, il not more content with
what he had TO offer on the part of hi.
country. Surely the difference between
such representative and others who arr
capable Of being sent abroad is worth the
country's looking at and influencing"