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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

The delegates from the different wards OF the city
met Union Hall, the 9th, in pursuance to the
recommendation of the Wing State Central Com
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. M. w. Mearis, of the Fourth
Ward, the convention temporarily organized
by calling DIR. j. L. Yeates, Of the Fifth Ward, 10
the chair, and appointing E. o. d. Poor, ESQ.,, OF the
Thirteenth Ward, secretary.
The recommendation Of the State Central Com
mittee in regard to the organization OF the conven
ton by the delegates from the whole twenty wards,
and the action afterwards in regard to the congress
sionai and Legislative nominations, were stated by
the Chair, and the recommendation of the Central
Committee concurred in by the convention
On motion of Mr. nj. w. Mearis, copmttee of
twenty, one from each ward, named by the respec-
tive delegations, was appointed TO nominate perma-
nent officers for the convention.
The committee, after retiring for a short time,
reported the following nominations, which
unanimously confirmed
President-Dr John l.. Yeates.
Vice Presidents-T. Hanson Belt and Robert ST.
John Steuart.
Secretaries Luther Manship and G. s. Allen.
Dr. Yeates, ON taking the chair, returned his
thanks to the convention for the honor conferred
him. and made a few pertinent remarks IN relation
to the coming contest in this city and State, in
tons of their opponents, would be found united in
support of constitutional principles, and that the
'sWhg ball' once again put in motion, the good
old chorus would be heard from all sides:
''Wlth heart and soul
This ball we roll"
The organization of the convention having been
completed, motion the delegates from the first
fifteen wards proceeded to nominate candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional district in the
next Congress.
The following gentlemen then put in nomi
nation:
Major JOHN r. KENLY.
Colonel JOHN PIcKELL.
l. NEvITT STEELE, esq.
II. YATES WALSH, esq.
DIR. Yeates also put in nominations but de-
clincd.
Messrs. Jonathan Norris and S. H. Tagart
appointed telers, and the convention proceeded to
the first ballot the result of which WAS announc ed
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

FRon CHrHUAHuA.-Tbe New Orleans Picayune
has received from subscriber in Chihuahua the
Faro Of that city, dated the Sd Of July, i'm which
are found grave charges laid against parties of
Americans travelling through that State, who
are accused of wantonly molcsting the inhabitants
representation made TO Mr.. Samuel Lucas
the American consul, by the authorities of Canton
Braves, in which complaints were made that armed
parties of Americans, proceeding to California.
from thirty to seventy in number, had come thithcr
without passports, and did what they liked
trampling the laws of the country under foot
There were means of REFRESHING the offensive
dcmeanor Of the foreigners, since the people at Can
tonaBravos had neither arms ammunition hav-
ineIbeen disarmed at the invasion by the Ameri-
cans two years ago. The Governor Of Chihuahua,
Don Angel Trias, had sent to Canton Braves one
hundred muskets and five thousand rounds of am
munition by Colonel Ugarte, to make the laws of
the land respected, and had communicated infor-
nation Of the affair TO the President
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

The Chicago Tribune says that a responsible com
pany have contracted oconstruct the railroad from
Chicago 10 a point in Indiana, near Lima in La.
grange county, where it will meet the Michigan
Southern railroad is 10 be constructed in three
years; when Chicago will be within three days
travel OF New York, by the way of the Erie railroad
If there should be by that time road constructed
along the southern shore Of Lake Erie
The corporation of Nashville, Tenn, have sub
scribcd $5O0,OOO TO the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad.
The track of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls rail
road lie being relaid with heavy iron rails.
The Lowell Courier states that the Hon. Amos
Tuck is rapidly recovering, and will doubtless be
able to take his seat at the opening Of the next
sion Of Congress.
We understand that a survey Of route for rail
road between Hartford and Fishkil, the Hud-
son, opposite TO Newburgh, is now in progress.
The object of this road il TO open communication
between Boston and the New York and Erie road,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

Seventy four ballots having been cast, thirty
eight being necessary to choice, it was announced
that nomination had been made
The name of L. hewitt Steele, esq.,, was then with
drawn by Mr.. Ninde, of the 10th ward, by whom
it had been put in nomination.
DR.. Yeates again withdrew his name from the
nomination, after expressing his thanks to the con-
vention for the support which they had given him.
The name of T. Yates Walsh, esq.,, was also with
drawn from the nomination.
second ballot then had with the following
result
Kenly had. Observation-Disclosures 40 votes
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Contract Office. Julv Or. ISdQ

Sra: In answer to your inquiry relative to letters
for Portugal and Spain, have to say. that since
the details under the Postal treaty with Great
Britain have been settled letters for the countries
the British and American packets via England, by
pre- payment being made here of the whole post
age, to wit 90 cents per single rate upon letters
Portugal, and 70 cents per single rate upon letters
TO Spain.
Letters thus mailed and sent from your office will
be duly transmitted to Portuguese or Spanish sea
port; and if any Portuguese or Spanish postage is
to be paid from those ports to the place OF destna
ton of the letter letters, that must be paid by
the recipient of the letter.
Respectfully. your obedient servant
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

LETTERS FOR PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.-The follow
ing communication from the Post Office Depart
mcnt at Washington to the postmaster of Bati.
more gives satisfactory information in reference
TO the facilities with which letters can now be trans
mitted from the United States, by the mail steam.
ers, TO Portugal and Spain:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

Major John R. Kcnly having received majority
OF the ballots cast was announced to have been duly
nominated
On motion committee, consisting of Messrs. H.
s. Hunt, Philip Dawson, John ]. Baltzell, Jas II.
Carter, and VIM. B. Ferguson, was appointed to
inform Major Kenly of his nomination.
The convention was then briefly but eloQuently,
addressed by Robt. C. Barry, Coleman Yellott,
VIM. b. Stokes, VIM. Hamilton, jr., Andrew f.
Kennedy, and J. McKim Duncan, esqs
The convention then adjourned to meet again on
Thursday night next.
THE BALANCE DRY-EocK, foot of Pike street,
Nep York.-This dock has presented very active
appearance during the summer. More than
hundred workmen have been constantly employed
upon it in improvements. These are now COM
pleted, and the dock will be in working order,
Capt. Nicholson, the agent, states, in few days.
AS now constructed, this dock receive and
raise, in less than hour ships of the largest class
with their cargoes on board or ships of the line
with their ornaments; and this without danger of
straining. The strength of the dock is secured by
enormous nelson's and trusses of oak, fastened and
connected firmly iron bolts and the most sci
entific principles of mechanics can join them, and
forming structure which, for beauty and strength,
cannot be surpassed in this department of building
Ii is capable of sustaining from 900 to 5000 tons
weight.
But the lifting power is still more remarkable.
The dock being one structure, and not divided into
sections, the lifting is a single process, and the
main power being thrown into the centre by Sc
ries of chambers in the bottom, which are filled
with water when the dock is submerged, and
pumped out when a vessel is to be raised, great
advantage is thus gained, and which secures
the success and usefulness of this and similar docks
Two are now in process of erection for the United
States Government by John s. Gilbert, ESQ.,, the
inventor: at Pensacola, Florida, and the other
at Kittery Maine.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-29

First Assistant Postmaster General
G. L. MADDOX, esq, Postmaster of Baltimore
Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SC.
Of Inc Tribune.

SQfrespc1dence % NE Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wes3nss5sy Dc
Yesterday sfsernOoa James NcCOokin. AGED :
years ~ss killed By ias Sudden isi0g q hs gable Of
rev house ln SPriss Garden
John TrunAxe' died lssi rghs =; he Hospital frsrn
the srseis Of n zzes reesivsd b. beck fNinx ID z
him While coming up TIE Delaware River In v-ss-
Tbs CorroS 1Hrfai cou.ru-s trscEss a. The dan and
71fkycrsbs weAaer nss sepl - country msnas.rrer,
oug u The uarksI Tsers % Lite o. 70 trcGry FOR 81.
Tor export Al We esVt 90 saes 70 tg q1otsrors Te
narksg depressed ADD prizes are rslhv aussst "a Eor
rfsv eousaEpron limited sAles AZ 81. Il - ehl -,
common AID soOc trkc4s. AID extra =. L rr rs.rs IN
RYE FLoyE al CoES MEAL - have besn r.p5Y,-t
GsAIN-Fr-es y NHtAr eoags-uss ptarly sauouarv
sAes o. 100 onsesls goot Sou.hera Art Pernsy vs.a
rv3 A. sGl : al vas a. Il per b1sheL C0EN /. n
limited req-eti fass II s. oN 6aNC bgshes Oh v-o !.
9. s. - sad s2nle nsN A. % OArs-soalaern a.
vcrt1 - 60 ca a1c fe1rtylvsuis IS per hushe
siHs sac - SpAzisA lad A. . IN hscssa Hole.
go O. OeenA kak a. cargo u - ahos szc rsrc-s
Tfncs1 hoLAssEs has ehsrgsd hsncs efus rss NAE
p1hle - Pk0visioNs ihereis nCg mach dong saos 81
Aess poSK q 10 = per boi SNes q Rcr II snail loi.
~ . 9Sf peg ID The SgSAR caiet: Asual o.
q SesOrsAHs a. = CO per ID ssd Pc boxes cuba sod
90 private tsrns
sALks or sTeSks-Ess; Bsa,S $50 Reading "A. II,
eac CO. lIs tSeto sS4is s. al sleo Morris Csn. 5,
o. ,eeo Alcshssy County g. slt.
Ssses< bsese so "a g. a 10 III roi,
sds ss ~ ~ lee Rescisg RR hcrt sas s7ts 500 -
wkk sk y yl,oS - Loais b4s. Sc uat Jay q so
Il PsEn kA ga Wesssrn b, eltI sFuz sa1 Asea
b. Ell 10 Asrs osns+s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
AneIrs Mexico

Zoo ne Nss. Ce ss-i pf.s, SCI
We La The pleasure pf meeting ys.tefd =, v.r
friend ana o0rr-spondent Mr. {. Weller who bsI
juIt returned from vlsit - Mexico
We learn from dim iast Affairs era quiet "a BiaKi-5
under the popular Standardization Of Herre-s CT rthsr
C, r!s cr-tsry @! Wa, Arista TIE people ks7o
Erovn sick Of wsrs ara revolutions, snj proarueia.
ousos have lost Their charms Several ANAL efoEts
have been snads 81 TeToluuo1s tut lhcy Sienayfsee
BY the energy and promptltude Of Ansla VII 10 "a ly
acquiring s popularity " ich viii % Doubt secure
MIN the saccesioa % ,h- Prrsideny TIE 'rsris Ct
SAINTS AuBs, who have oeou endeavcrinr 70 create g
ssnsEaeot 10 bis favor Esvs encountered insurmoun,.
ale costsses In the popularity sr1 vgor Of Aris,A
Ii Ia the opinion OF Mr Weller that SAINTS arrs can
never resume IN hexiec the position he once occupied
one Of TIA pTooit Of tie efficiency II the present
leo 10 well guarded, and no TJbbeIies lave been Of
late committed u TIE 1871 cucas
Don Iusn de e GrSDs has resolved greet from. the
Mexicsa Congress Of right J. establish tagrann,
throughout the Rsp1sl5
Two citizens Of the states hAye made contract 10
bald, Tor Mexico ak schooners AM ono steamer Tor
the revenue service.
Tssre ia before The AsNisso Cohgrs.s proposition
made by citizen Of The Jnited Stsies 10 bald rs.
way rem Ners Cruz - Aseapulco Ga he Pscihc pss
s.As thFOEEh the city Of Nexieu
The new American hsisseT Il snxously isokeA Tor
~ the hsxicsns
The states bordering % the Bio sfAnee have pre-
ssntec memorial q Congress "a which they complain
that TIE peoca or servants escape over lato Texas
thus oeprivirg their employers Of tier services, and
Of the suns advanced 10 iasm by thess snployera
Taey pray the Congress % deviss sons masrs % -
Aeye them from ih!a evl las following tAble SLOW.
ing the number Of ssrysntf TIA, have r1n Gsag uto
Texas snd IRE soUEss due b thea h heir er5nloy
ere. accompanies ths memorial
Tow No ofs-rts. ut. ta. Tow ~ o. ..fs A..sa.
Moreli0s 10. .... sec Guerrero 80. ~ -. az
49, aosrs .ll
A'snd. ..... g.. ~ Gseeo.-..... s......l -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY raArrssi


"WEDNESDAY, Dee. 5,-IA
The Stock market continues active today, -
The Faneiss generally are baoysst Harlem sssss
o5s North Am. Trust, l3. Tho speculsiion b -
stock = bssed on tho belief that The great cases S
sn month Will be decided 10 favor Of the s,oeshoes
10 which csss the stock II Ia supposed, viii - sHp
30 Tne Infusion Of Cslifornis gold and the mo's~s~
10 this stock has lssysnsd The whole batch es "
market generally continues 10 advance The on
en upon frovitercs Ia the susst express gre" -
deEes in the permanencs Of tho present eUry, 49,
fOg siill larger advance. 10 GoysrnneLf, DsoI w
sales were made, bat other descriptions are ssa
the Second Board The marks, Vas very FIRM, viz NY
demand
In Exchange there are no transactions o. my
lance Sterling closed without much sruness s''
siderable supplies are over Prsnss sse sHi io' ~"
names and plenty.
In Freishts there IL q moderate basines' -
and shipmss.ers are erm which ehseks tas 'so's
Cotton was engaged At 732de td; 80 tuns - ~
end other hOsyy Frssght, eos. Flour 10 10 GEL
Corn Sd To Hsyre Cotton coca a. 10. ne 49,
men.s for the last three days ineiade-to Li'ev.~
900 bslss Cotton, 81 7-32ssd; 1000 bssh oa'
Wheat Sd Lard and Cheese, sos9zasei
Tobseco, 2os; ~ half do, l5s-shsrs 10 not TrsA :,
Offering 1t present. To London, ecoo bush W. -.
Cd, In bsgs- To 6lssgow. Lard and Cheese = -.
81 and 800 bbis Flour, ct ss I'D. To Asue' -
70 steady 81 . cont; Measurement Goods Wv
e. and 200 bales Hops, 1i cent 10 An -.
~ "a +: sTaMis ssa'i and xes.a's@sn .. - -. :
- Va ~ - -. ...%a, w ssas Cool 80 -
o. Another MP "" ss'''---s s~spoN Lam -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

FROM TIE PRAIRIgs-Ner5 iron. Ms E.10yt--
dHr6v Of Laezs H1'rtsoHAn exprsss arrived here %.
Sunday lsSi direot from Fort WsIhita with letters
from Cot Miles rornnsndant ot that post 20 Gen Ar.
buckle comm sndpg othcer on this frontier The az.
prets briggs tho news that had arrived 20 Fort
Wsshta, Who ~as with Csp' Marcy on his return
from Rio Gfsnd9 and had few dsys before boaD
Loaf r. ihe escort, sBi found his way Ia 70 that post
b. me I'D Of some friendly ln5sns de Gays thai on
their way IN, sitor tee company hsd csmped Lieut.
Harrison rode On short cinanco h. look as the coun
try, AID reusining OUT too long search wss mado for
him when bic body wss iourd pierced with r bullet
s1d several arrows having been murdered ~ some a
th9 Wild Indians Of the prsires Who had no doubt
oSan following he escon Tor number Oi days for the
purpose Of piunder and murder Since writing the
shove We have seen Mr. VIM. HadsOsth Of 1hls Dlsce
who has last returned from Santa TO- who reports the
escort az Fort Nashita, and confirms The melancholy
news OF the murder Of Lieu. Harrison he wss muf.
dered On the Colorado, In Texas, by bend Of Tonks
way indiAns ~ Smith Herald, lfth nlt
oonp any o. Surveyor under tho direction OF Cspt
s.seresyes, Typographical E0ginssr arrived hare 90
the % Inst from Fort fibson. Trey have been .si
gagsd 10 running the ine between tie chsroksos sud
Creeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06


talUAri0s T0s TAAEs-A resolution was ADOPTED Ii,
= nich 10 Mayor The Recorder sod AID Jas Kelly ard
and W God were appointed Committee ~ .fs
aad report some more efcisni plan han DOW sxists Dy
when esssssors shal be governed Ia ysainz ros ani
personal ss'as 10 reference 70 iaxes Aid ksy stated
90 AZ instance Of The present neeisni mode that no him
self q owner q three lots up town which vers y.ns,
BY tho AssessOrs Al SEQ sAeh and charged on ths,
yanAnOn only whereas he was offered this very Az
-. tof orc o. ne los being the corner ons sad b.
could probably get $500 for Il The error 10 10 tis "a,
vof, onI Sui be thlnas u righg 10 tnenloni
s"Effise, Irc TINE CousT AND OTHEE PIsLiC RooN,
a resolution adopted THAI tho Comralties reno.
some hxei eompsnsaaen f9r CLEANING ard making RE-
N ire difersnI rooms 10 tie City Han Halls Of Ju,tie.
SHGsFTs BILL "A bill Of the shehn Tor A go oyine,
paiy fof s1nm0uing extra jurors or tsssmsa Ia tbs
trials Of Ausun, Walker and others ordered 70 Ls
psid "
CotSfY CLEkKs BILLs-TwO bills, OSxgl aud Asa
one for signs repairS 10 The ccs And tie Otasr h.,
srus -orE In arranging pspers received and ne.
fered - ~
sUPEHlsTEsOEsr or scBOOLs.-A bill for ass deduct
log s4 for IaVetns expenses lhsretofore Usually allow
sd) was ordered 20 be paid
some petitions FER NE correction VI aI Gnd one or iva
5iiis were referred
The connI.Iee. hsyi,gia charge a ssmbsr Of bills
A. The EsIi meeting Of the SOsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

TIE last ballot wa le vote purias Ii. hahn.
&r. Or meod received votes, Nleh Dsvls " = -
a on the is.s esllot) Mr. Aeererosnbls, Mr. Pailips \
y. Walker }. 2. Bslser, Mr.. Marphy and osAers' Ar
eissmp,to aearn was made stlcT each Ballot hat a
voted Gown, the yeas and nays being taken IA each
case Until after the 3sh ballot, VIXEN the motion 10
sdjcprn the Convention carried. and the Lesisls
tnse dj,urnsd I'LL the 10Th. and prior the bsotnx
~. J0neA, Of Mobile withdros the name of Mr. Hep.
HOS, the Wing candidate. and the members OF that
wrsy hsving centeret Mr.. Clemens he Wa slecsed
= shs nrst ballot which stood ~ follows;
Siemcns, 81 Fitzpatrick Sc; Lyon, ;, osuaond.
Nh Dsvis I.
Sevcntceo Loeos voted Scr Clsmens. ard four Whiss
q titzPstrick Mr. lsmison voted for Jadse ormond
-. Lockwood for Mich Davis; Nsssrs winsson. (oi
tae SsnAss) Edward l. Saith and Robert H. Smith (ei
The hoassl Ter I. :. lyon. on the lsss ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

nss g. RLsEccA KkELEA, -1so- Of ~, a..
.s.d p yssn ~ 'as Hsihsa kssss
ast r-aS, sas tAess q her 4.sshs Mr.. Rss.r A..
.sS D. = n a's~ as '-'-ne' - Lspssrss % m
Dc a FRtxcts c.fpe,,, c5H-
- a Inen q Coshsr cea1fy Tyrous Irstsg - w.
nhh-ros s99 hos- q h sny are rsscstSsi, ,,..S a., =,
h1s-fr7 - a. 0'ccea P ~ IS '"s'I's' -
- - y ssf.y, Dec t.PETER A. HoRs sz.s g y-.n
- al frs1fs u ,ss isny r-.-,f, ,v,>s "a
80 ~ tsasrt frDn IS isfs r.st.1. ~ G..k a. al h,
A-yf - at q; 0gnck PA. -"
"a I-et1.y a AZ L.. 49,.
- "a k.rr d Fslsrk L. ts4 cA.fosts A. psts1 u. "A
y--E Of s-rasa - -
ne so1s q he sHy sso u Capt yask ar. o.
49, sses - sssrsl ron gs5 East Bso.d-sy, aftsrus
- "a a. ocLeck-
Sunday. De-. }, JEHoIAKuN Il PLAss .E.4 - ys..
y ts.-fsy norsas Do rHAOOEus DEAs sr.d 81 ,..,
Tia hls11s ard scq1trtr1css q the fsfniy
tsd % .tisas %. iansf. % Tsar.ssy. ssE rso., 4 =
her sr.stou 81 be rs-ae1rs, 81 Grad q ~. - ~
Ia 6-s<osco4 c-1s,svy lor is<rnsat ss ~. !.
In ~ Cay. tss t1-rnooa u Dee 49, a v..r
KDwARD l. CHIcHErsk, MD. ~ Hos'h'
Dc hi-.1-, 80 a - ztAsF Lsrs Il .k.-. -, =.
nssk. Fssuity, r-sp>fzy iastsf slts-- - %
Thzrt.J st<aooe, D>s = al o oeS<k, sz
kssrsr0sa-sy Hs s-naas coa.setsssi -
mat % NE oiovns day ar
= hsssrs ss.s Co ssrs rs Tss~-s Ps@,uss~, =
80 Dss.u srss NE yrs~ss = sss~xs >. J. ~ lsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

YssN FLsE1DA--Irtelligsnc bss been 70
cri-es ze g., inf med At TIE pro7er DsPkTt1sni =
m esec, hat ths Fi5ri5s iadisna 'sess ard e.m
J7uss asve mt runners = Gen ITtEF' iniorn1in !
hiu t1At h.ir people have held cosnen sna y
hsvs another eor.ultsrcn with TIE Il enera ace
plsce sppo-t.d Fort Chok konek e. orFesse 'ees
one Days asrch from tseir nearest to~n sna tHe
tine appointed o. tee ls;t December Ire pfeTai'ln
o5inl- +, ,Tits sssr1s q - thst tue F5riis sort
ue. bs-s concluded = accept TIE o1-rs OF CIR Gsv
err Z o. sud pr5ssoly e induced to sni 1fs'e
gaa West Ihis opinion IL also ocncgrIed N y ne
Delegation ron "a West nv loiei 7tL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
NJ A r n lie d.

J. Erstl. kAhars Co La, No. - CHARLEsN EofeFR
o.asg u ts c D Me- EsTHER CLARK q iss srus, 80.
- ssafassst psp-rs y=s-s oopy. T>-
Ws1e-s5sy Dec Oeors- Chst-b s, r.. l., a.
C,y nam d a. o. ~
r. 80 eiy. Dee. b. R-E Z. r. cAags ", yp,yaRn
80 "a s'. EDsA PAfTi.os, S,ssasr of A X ~
D. 8 y Pr. NJ sus,hsss. ws wIspyR - N.Ry
A-o--lA HaNlL tas.,sL % J.ll J. 0.n,a an "a a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

10 the Tu6sAs.-Haying seen AL adyeFtse-
meat q ssis u Pslnnss ~ take plses 81 ksmps 10
Broadway On Tuesday nexi Nc dropped inGo the room
thls morning from tbs nscsssy q gs,ng out u
The wei than from any Idea Of seeing any hing In the
picture way worth remembering Ga glsneins our
eyes tie collection they 81 arrested BY
picture from Shlch could Tor s0r,s tine with.
draw thsul-theTs WAS mach not only 10 admire,
u. really - look a. The subjsct The Marriage Of
the Adriatie The beasiy Of the grouping and the
disunetrass with which larger 1uGber Of figures Are
displayed than We ever reeoIeci 10 have seen In 80
snail Fpsce sddsd 70 tie charm OF the Isndsc aps,
which, 10th N eolcrng and perspective, is sdfuirsb
Erpt us some time spe. boand. We said 10 Ourselves
What old friend CsEsletti In Broadway for sac
probably Ehsrs may BE- another" Truly, 90 lookus
further We found 4" The Carnival" Here again we
the striking features beautiful drawing hne
perspective, ard azurss almost without number Ola
sinety and fsEikinsly diGpsyed. We were % much
struck with the hne yreserysoa Of thsse Two pictures
that eoCld not hep remsrkins upon the excellent
condition n which tns collection bad been keDt-no
repsirng blOsehi1g-whieh 10 lns correct SIGN Il
os pictures, the patron Of toe painter Esys car
ng .or them 20 for his rts Deeds which he parts with
ocly from dire necessity. PfSK ARrs
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