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gu HrN3SLO sIGErs.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Y the TISIRys Rooms Ae brosdwsy.-
fASLRS'S SEVEN NILE GIhRo6 = tos L~kos y
2sra- - LE~Tc1c, sat --xQ-uay Rissr tf,i word
EEosaS "a arg covering n-sElJ niles o, eAnycss
ar Iglk2liy derearrs 2uo ri-s :: Tie mo- p NJ
$3.50 sn1 hstcrcaly Interesting sc-oery iI An1eteA
passes steadily beore 10 - = - Sc..of for So
4 Two to1fs, 49, 10 oers-c- -@a.rr>oy2e OF a. y
1.e. c2tsrsco arr ut1er ..ors VI .-21re acc
Ar pa - UrisSd states Eno Cslsl. Shores, Eym
Lsse EE.- r'o- CT Of s. LsErsrcs renee 12 re Tc
sec.sc e. srd unknown oAsu-asy Tn= Hrrcr e5usoc-s
move A. 4 0ciocE riFnsy. Afsrcoo1 exnoi1ocs o.
y eSaesa.y A. s-s,r--y =. e'eiock- Aaniuanse 3
rhfar-r "a I've
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EoHokEN ITEMS.
r,rpAY. AyrIISooS. Dec. -

rxrvrkslLIsr PAS AID rKsriyAt-Ia' s''
which .oruu.noed ca Wednesday, elossd To-" evening"
-i,h sr.p, st,sadsnos The attention of al present
va. attracted 70 Asrsl. Justly celebrated Psinins o.
-, "a n ia World. which has been on sxh.oauoo
5,-,, the F.r Considering tie arg, s'ssndsno' shd
toe 5risk business At the pest oree' the io'aos
sad the refTe.snens tables, We believe INC SOCIETY
realised their ssssl snrcpsi:ens OF peeunSs oeoe0'
from thls Ssstivsl
rrnPrslscK FrrrvsL.-The FESTIVAL OF ths
N,,,,n rsp,so the 2 D Of K wss esld lsss even
In. At Gothic Hal lSrse and excellent company
u.re present The hour, passed % 'si'u! ~'sS me
combined sn,s-ssiunsp, Of maas' tsners and 'o'is4
intercourse The ,upPer-issles presented res fsp''
% ,ho.a VINO ,st down 70 tee osr qast OF Injuries
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~ Josiah 3. French, the citizens eaDGidsts.
hss be N reelected Mayor Of Lowell by 2l3 ma -fi.y
over Geo. brovnell. lhe WhIg car dldsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-15

q The Frsnsin Liiersr' A''o,i"'on Lao
enc meeting night before last 'i'sF 's's Of s'"''
,i.,n fnr The Winter.
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the house OF George Cling, u. Stsbt-1s. GPCn .n-
al - 40 cane % els death % dl.-sss OF the resr,
NJ cscrssed Tor sou.- Tine past bee, ..ogb. st
g. - 5torchius - das ~ p-.sIeed much dE uty OF
br-.ihirE Abo1, II o'clock TsSrsd.y morning =. w.
una dead verdict Of 5s-,s - di,esse Of -e sesrt
An irq1es; ~ss arc aeid ~ The CITY Hospital up.a
10 15ty % IN Wesa, rltv@ Of Ireisno q years
of 90 I. .ry-sis tAss % @nesy .-s - Deceased
-, rae U--G 3rnsirs irs-ly vas ss4asisg % i-s
psslor In frUz, >. d Ia EN- cara, sSd sc The
G.. va rurb9x n. corner Of Broone-s
s.z ssery. he o,s Il, balance And fell .cross ios
tr.lx u trent q soe car which passed his ess
lie taken 20 tie HO.yitL where tie c.ed ye,.sIcAs
! n0s-AnE Verdict accordingly
ESCAPE OF. SoTHEK ASD HERIwo CBuDRzE.
Iester5sy sca-s laoor-rs were t!z.r-s rccss
81 ire e5r,es Of Seventh and Twenty fosrih
street, sten fragment Weighing scout - pOunds,
ds.asd tE-o@sa lie oec-fOon window Of house Occ1-
pied y .snns COnci and falling In the bed sLnsshec
i 10 pieces Hs ais and svo e1ioren we're about len
Minutes oGi Of bed OF hey you'd osys been probably
slsa 80 much Ter cary nsIs
gRAcrrEEp.-ChArles d gsins. l54 Greenwich
q zss sorsiog yesterday IN sewer IN Vests, when
stone i- - the baEk upOo hls hsad watch fractured
10 n very s-r.c-s m.aner.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
FRIDAT AyTzSSeos, Dse. ~
~ Judge Johnson, Of tie County Court, threat
ia suserviIors with suft collect 81 so s.sry
nov are
y Nehemiah C!evslsnd, EIq 10 10 deliver u .
address bsfore tie Ee~ Eng Society On tie 2st 1t
n at tss Church u the Pilgrim
q Aaiihiss Dsvis, a revolutionary pension
er aged So aeI .; Asnhssse;, l. day before yes,er
day
A KID>AFPIso ArTAIR.-Ye,,er1sy uo.nins
sbyGi o'ci1ek scns ruE entered house betsssn
Fulton svsuRs Tie Old Jsnaies turppise .sout
nile from 5-ookiyu, sne s,izIg iul- cttid nsunad
actiosan- gagged siE-, bore bin of-ba. sesrs "A.
Rot Jet been sscsr..i0-d The boys a.. L. shout 4
Years are eutrtAined ter his ss:ssy, - 10 motive eaa
- asgissd fsg ~ ~
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New Orleans Post-offioe.

GREAT EASTERN MAIL, via Mobile. Summer Arrange
uAy az y a. @ AZ y for postpaid letters,
Supplies Fort Pss and Pascago clasns on T1egay Thurs
Bag 81 LoEs Pas C1risfaa closing. On @onisy Thur =
gay 1 G sa'9fl'ya a M and arriving every other LAY at
Ihurday al a m, aud Ga Saturday P. every
GREAT WEsTERN-Suppying Baton Rougs s. Ez,n.;.
rs, Naehez, Ggsd III, Rss5aFg Lafs PTosiasee tssS
Hhiis Rvey, Helena He,apiis RaHaoi1h NsssS3 J;;R
aaH C95a NJ. Cairo, and ali 6ees on he Ohio No 10
day, ?. M; twice TsekTgaar anu m
L9gIsyILLE {. IEztyq SUPPLYING Matches, P,eks5arr.
M arrives daiy-aTegular. - p
ST Ei Lens "a Supplying sese5, ystsearg eupAs.
IgeaJay Thursday and Saturday at nj arrives three times
al 5pn. every Monday ThursdSy sa a. 1uay
ST FRANcIsvILLE or goAsT-Supplying the Interior Of
Lo9lssn loses on Sunday and Wednesday q a m due
CARROLLTON., Closes on Monday Wednesday and Fri
aY al p MS ARRIVES tuesday Thursday andSalurlRy D. m
CPPysSToS Of Az Gloss Monday Wednssday
NATcHEz PACKE1., Closes every Saturday at D. m
and Fiilay at Bpm arrives twice weak Irregular.
LAFAYETTE Cla7es daily Except Sunday at D. m ar
rIyes dairy Except Sunday at II a. nj. &
GALyEsToE and PoRF lAyAcA.. Closes every fvedays-
az a. M arrival ulcertnin. =
dS and y MF n 4 sl e MSst ada
ms 20 be prepaid. Due the slst Of mo-. a. M
HAyANA VEST INDIA ISLANDS g, AMERICA and EURorE
each month . letters 10 be prepaid due the LIST
HAvANA-Per American Packets Closes about twice a
monlhnregulsE letters @ Be prepaid single rate laf cents
CALIFORNIA aud OREGoN-Per American Packets via Cha
gres and Panad.- Closes month irregular, Single
DO 70 sa@Dsgo So S fhso s s As $40
ria 40 cents PREPAID or not ARRIVES once m1nTsgulqr
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NEW ORLEANS.
SATURDAY MORNING. July 81. 1910


Mr. BANcROFT--A very amusing correspondent
Of the Liverpool Albion, who communicates every
week couple Of columns Of what he calls Metro
TolitaH Gossip, gives an account Of grand enter
tainment at the house Of the Turkish Ambassador,
in which he thus introduces the present Minister
from the United States:
On couch in the middle Of the divan, on the
Hgit hand, were seated the two most remarkable
ana most remarkable looking men present. after the
facha himself, namely, Bancroft the American.
and Brunow, ihe Russian Minister They con.
Fefsed together with great seeming cordially the
eniel part q me sitting, and in English TOO the
Baron, lke nll BIZ travelled countrymen, being
great hnguMi, though by-thc.by, he is German
o9fil' he e man Of noble stature and command.
ing port, becoming his stars and crosses we'll He
beafs ~ excellent private character for charity and
All the domestic amabilnies. An individual
stamped more thoroughly with the IMPRESS Of a
gentleman was not 70 Be found either IN the ambas
sqdOrial circle below or the vast general circle
above than Mr. Bancroft. Ia his plain and rather
quakeflsh cut black coat ribandless and s,arless
rs he was, without even so muen as diamond
slufl-stud he Jailed not to draw much more of the
attention Of the Obserrant spectator than any Of his
glltiering fellow professionals around him Appa-
fenlly about ioriyathree or four fall well formed
with somewhat scholastic form Of face he has
al the polish q eouFtiet, without any forfeiture
q the simplicity of the republican; and there is
illa to b said Of him, which can be said scarcely
oe any flaiagenet amongst us, he stands the ordeal
Oh white cFaFaL Any man who can nut a ca
lamly oil that sort round his throat without looking
like billiard marker, tapsteF or a country par
son, is III @ shake hands with my Lord Devon who
NOV ouiYs luxe Israeli looks upon the NOfnaus rs
upslarls' put upan Charlemagne as a mushroom"
The writer's description Of the other members Of
the diplomatic corps is very graphic, but in no case
SO complimentary as this Of Mr.. Bancroft.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

CANADA.-The Hamilton Upper Canada) Spec.
tator, says There is no Disgusting the fact, that
very large portion Of the population look upon
this as a question Of Unity or Separation. Canada
must either be rendered integral part of the En-
pire, and her loyal inhabitants treated with the
attention which their services and devotion de-
serve, or they must be abandoned altogether. No
other alternative presents ITSELF even to me whose
attachment to Britain has been proved, time and
again, in the council and the ield.'
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HHLS iavofte resort Of the ctxeas Of Louiliana Rfs
eppi and adjoining States. wa fe-0psuad fo5 ne -
I9ceptlan Of vlsiiem on Saturday, May n Faaom
alleHtlons and addfiiout have been male during ths
bis "a az EoIihy the patronage hitherto bestowed,
Ae y rendered casY BY the uenf
low pIsssnIa mail ateaneI8 Oregon Janles Il ag an i
oFnia which leave Lake PlntehaitEan daily - b Ip lg
bds and Muniazufna tn weekly
Attached 10 The Hotel Academy Tor yonaa RFisss
ana ttogs IN separas dapaWenis undartbs ahla nnsas
luelt et IE well and f7roF1 biz lrrr ~ ~
iesq emf, e New 0ilsans The eaaemg via open dHra
I've Ehyslc'aan Ct VeH fnqln s1andile dwell n IL
Ea1a H. M9NTE0h5Ei n. RIsnnrar
- All m1llabe matter ai1 3. Tie Glicas 81 49, 4. il
e r. Geddea Bank Fihoa and III juds1a Esu ~
Canal and Cams streets. viii Be forwarded dallg m5s an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

I-VL54L l.HIgiR, b.ll.lJ WV co UlFT'T. IN =
IA AFlNG been. leased BY the undersiened. 1lil D.
IL open on the arstQf silue. for the eutafhiuuans
Of TRANSIENT and PERM ANENT GUESTS ~
ms Establishments beautifully located on The se al
NOZZLE Say about midway between Mobile and TIE Gulf
aRa satt, (th depth Of s1 feat within fifty yads 81 he
sRoiel ana having hrm white Iand bottom render i
place pancllafly attractive for Sea bnlhlng
bqehsh, f0mpano. Spanish Maekafel and an other fish
pecqaF Q thE latitude, abound the inaeadfe sieiSifI
Of the Hotel. NepsEfaiiing Sprnrs Al n l5
ta 5 aTsl,h an abundant supply q PURE TATFN
PC nniQlhg = entirely nerls Ont The elh
q 40 sat ana Affords ample aCfumm1drt1n inr 900 uar.
so4E- Ihe 'o0In8 are large and any.
"A sale and cQmmgdiOu Steam vessel win nlf
Mobile and Point Ileaf-Pas sage 50 eents
Tbs nate Of Boad will Be $40 per Week PAYABLE ia an
cases ceektH DISTINCTIONS made 0T families lelaininR the
season; tCmmgn al0Ha on ta Subject addressed Is ~
undersigned. at Mobile, wiI b promptly stisaded 20
GEO, b. CLlTHER ALE
HAoDhe. Ala. may Afslsa9 myl9 3m. Les5ss
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FINE WATCHEs, JgwELRY Isto-

~ a. TYLER, 80 CAMP &C.. has constantly on hand
~. and Is raesiv2g BY syeU sILiyal, Gold ~
the best maksm. Also-Fob, Ye1f - AZ
80 - and GHaId CHAINS, SEAI,SGLaAaS8
- and K KS, in every variety Cod Penn
Penells Ihlmbler Beekel Sci Fine Braeees, Brponhes
Neckacez, Kings, 51verWaEe, Spoons and Forks Ladles
gasqrl, Cnps Ptehefs TIaya Plated CnSiOTt Tea-etts
Candesticks, Urnss rich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per
nmeryOgethsT with great variety Of other articles too
aumeO1a to mention. AlsO-SPECFACLES with Gold
Silver shell or Seal bowed frames and Glasses Of ever
knid- oEect0a etc., ETC., constantly hand and
dtfed to suit the eye al short notice MS
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ATTEMPT AT SEDUCTION IN NEw YoRK.-A
Miss Eliza Dixon, residing at No. 81 Madison
street, few days since appeared before Justice
Iimpson, at the Essex Police Court, and entered
complaint against Capt Robert RcCerren, Of the
ship Columbus, charging him with an attempt to
violate her person. itappears from the affidavit of
Miss Dixon, that she was a passenger on board the
Columbus, which arrived from Liverpool on the
23d of last month. A few days since the Captain
called upon her and invited her to take a walk,
which invitation she accepted, and during their
walk the Captain asked her to accompany him to
the house Of friend, which she reluctantly con-
scented 10 do. On arriving at the house, which was
an designation house in Crosby street, they were
shown into room in the attic and left together.
Ahe accused them as is alleged, locked the door.
and attempted 10 violate her person. She sties
ceeded, however, in ehecting her escape through
the window Of the room, TO tie roof and thence to
the street. The scene is said TO have been wit
messed BY persons in the opposite houses, who aided
her to descend from the roof. The investigation is
going On in the New York Police Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

PRoGREss IN DENMARK.-Fre Frederick VII, the
the absolute monarch Of Denmark, has learned
lesson from The dethroned rulers around him. The
Danish Ministry have presented to the National
Assembly draft Of a law, which fixes the annual
income Of the King and royal family at 100000
banco rix dollars, and directs that all palaces do
mains castles, and other property, hitherto consid-
cred as the private properly Of the King, shall be
considered 70 belong 70 the State.
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HARTwELI's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
u n1a r-LLr-c -.----- ..-.-.- : - 4 -

"a Hfl p undersigned would rii1flr his ~
4 tHends. that this SpfsENDIfl HfiFFf t1Eirf -
rs been ungel hH change for several yeass ss iasi
been elegantly leftieds enlarged and refprna1 IA
most ta-ilionAuie nannEI. and de entire organizations Of
every department complete he most splendid aus ~
apartments can Be had q a times by giving few houn
eeEiyal and fashionable location Of the VAsHTNG-
IllN HDDE1s Iencefs Il of the most daata n ffl
CITY i0 Ladies and Families visiting Phadaibhia either
upon business or pleasure and there shall e 20 eSafiio
hsse4elqls fete Veq III J. HAhTNFEfiE.
The House has Wam and Cod Bsihs aissys IA
tsa1lnesa- ngIH EfH17ff
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NAvAL.-The Q. s. brig Perry, Lieut.. CONG
Tilton, S9a days from Rio Janeiro, anchored in
Hampton Roads on the night of the 10Th. The
following is listof her officers: Lisut. Cong. Ed
ward G. Tiltoni Lieutenant, Chas. Deas; Acting
Master, Oscar G. Badger; Purser, Joseph C. Ed
ridge; Passed Midsbipman, John H. Russell AS.
sistant Surgeon, Edward r. Squibb Captains
Clerk, George 2 Kellogg; Acting Gunner, John
McCuiley; Acting 8oatswain, John Stout Pas
sengers, Passed Midshipman Isaac G. Straint, and
Midshipman N, p Pickett The U. S. steam
irigate Princeton, Commander Engle, arrived at
Marseilles about the 10Th ult, from the coast of
Italy, and sailed on the 10th for Boston, direct.
The p has on board the body Of Gen, Fenwick
The U. S. sloop Of wgF Germantown was at Gu
racoa, 18th ut
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NtAAl1 establishment wilt be nueu7 Cos he -
= islle4 On "a tuesday, May 4 u. ThepIenirss -
lage oen compietey rcnDvltsd, ond the Hotel row "a
eleis Inq neennents g fsosa IN aaIs Of heath cafo
ett o. pleasure eqna If not superior 70 any puhc home m
~ aelshl,1 village u boxioi easy access llo New
Oraala The green sT8Id in fiomt or Ire hnusa nr- ~
aefal e width, and e shaded b. rfsf nruli1sr 81 60
gnqha and mulberry trees The tnhs will hs suppiiai
Ws9 le qNures o. the 50 coast aad Of the Nee
ma5AeL Aaehed 70 the home viii Be- found Bath Bosr
ttnes and Bar Horn sunp "a with the hsaf Wirss and
LquQlei also good Billiard Table
Es.sons waP5ng % seeue Ioogs win please address he
tfopftol at Biloxi, and forward their ~
ne Biloxi packets. astheIsis but one l 81 mail 81 EEL
mYln IffHN
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LyhlI n CU0IUJIITl LfE l7IfT1 HU7lH-7I of31
WNI l4L be opened fcf the reception 81 RI a -
Z !, " NlesDA r ,lanuarEs lsis. WsIfag 1s-9
9ls1su ~ JlS iof karai les and Single Genflauer
IAhLE--the bet the market viii aIirIi
Z Ne q99se establishment has besu nl y The n1oTefr
4 ~ ~ q op q city and ansisht BoaId.
es = q one q the gqt healthy and any snai5ns r. ne
e5ss al ~ pans VI 5esRaFed 70 render toss who mar
tailhtnl and attentive SeTgan1s
Terms q sessqnahaaa any establishment Of ir ind
z lhe city bai dGNHJ 2. AlEX 3 IsR PIssrslss
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THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE Is now omen
a t0f the RECEIPT on OF vieIs- Since the usi summer -
the Establishment has IN ierEOne thofOe FL renovation H
and has been consdeEshg eniarEed The aeon nnda -
9nH iat ANitlES o. single persons cannot be surpassed.
Z equaeq, by any establishment IN the South Situated
aueqiateg on the Gpit. and On the great Northern Mai
Oute between New Orleans and Mobile Il can Be reached
Tom either direction BY the boa plying between pares
and daily communications be keHtun with all part of the
county l is shout ninety miles from New ORLEANS and
s4y miles ZEN Mobile, and glance at the will show
the superiority Of ts location al other points The
coat io pu;e sea air aud bgihng. OYSTER and FISH
ave mad "a ahn1dance and prepared ia the recherche
syle. h'dnE, fsAug SAILING RowHe, Billiards, Ten
PINS, ana such Otsr usual at plaees OF
public esot provided % pasooeodla. snda Weseeote
BAND QE MUSIC VIII be in constant q iendanca
The BAR will b. furnished with ehOlaa LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There are two PHYSICIANS. wen skisi in their profession
Andte Diseases q the climate, located PaseaRoua ard
9ne o. usm ioI ne present. season, vii have rs abae in
ire hotel, and VIII his unfenitfed attention
q such a. may dess bis saViea The other PhTci11 W
his abode il The immediate vicinity of the Hsfsl
~ There Is an excellent llEtATE SCHOOL, pge-
sufd over by competent teacher in the vicinity al th
Hotel. 70 whieh i1uaa disposed can san
~ Persons wishing acoOnmodafionsi VIII ril5es1 -
undeIslyned, a. East Fasoagoala. =
jei4 sm ~. ]. MoRAE. Psopriaaor.
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VIE undersigned respectfully inlon tie public that tiy
= have Just taken the above mentioned establish
me3nt, VII the extensive Gafdenss Tea Pin Alleys
nhu4Ia Room ice Cream soooRs etc.. etc. appeYtain -
ing thereto and after lhoToughy repairing tie whole and
making veg considerable Improvements tefain they are
90W prepared 70 and accommodate Permanent and
transient boaFde IL IS almost useless eKpuaie on the
Ramsf9us aitaetions % Be found The Canolon HOie
grounds As suburban place Of enfarthnment ne eatn
lshment y eeond 90 none in the South pOssesha s. Il
does; alma.t unnvaied sceneg and the artificial heins
Gardening u the production OF fruits and hOwen are sc
as are no where = be found IN the vicinity Of New Ofsans
as place Ot temporary rusteatonas Futreat nom I'M
uose hustle and cares q CITY eit merits than oE
nary notice nom the gisiteE
The unds Fsgned appriss the the public that fhf TnYFa4
VIII aWays BE- found well supplied with the choicest qua
ues Oh Lame tlshs etc. and a. they have laid finely
SoEted stock Of Wines and other hquon they furnish
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore agT themselves that in addi
ton 70 their assuons efforts please the beauty Of
ne ooatop is saubdnns atmosphere the ea with which
accs9 may be bad the establishments By Taioad render
the ganOtOn Hotsths most desirable Of simmer resorts
ANGEIsL & CHANDLER
- For terms Of Board efo-, inquire At Tie Planiau
hotel, o. 0Athe Hotel IN CafrolltoN. Capt A. ARahEE
dpS u iiYfkg.
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MARINE HosPITAL AT CLEvELAND-Th CIeve-
land Herald says; Under the judleious superin-
tendenee Of Maj s. H. Webb, this works. steadily
progressing Il is to be in the Greeian Doric svle.
and entirely Of cut sand stone. The length Of
'front.' including wings is los feet, and its depth
IS feet Its height IS three stories. measnring 36
ieet from base 10 cornice. Six laborers, and six
teen masons and stone cutters are constantly at
work. i Is the intention of Mai Webb to have
The building enclosed This fall unless the sliding Of
the lake bank compels a diversion of part Of the
appropriation TO securing the land from moving
lakeward."
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AMERICAN Consul AT FLoRENOE.-Th fol-
lowing statement contained in a letter from Flor
enee, and published in the Boston Chronotype.
shows the impolicY Of making foreigners U. S.
Consuls Il would be better 70 do without Con.
sUls ihan to have men who, from their Ignorance
Of American feelings and ideas as well as from
their ignorance Of International law are constantly
liable % bring diseredit on the country they repre-
sent. The letter in the Chronotype saws
Powers our sculptor, has had some trouble and
auNety about the rifle and pistols in his possession
as well as the sabFes, spears yataganF swords and
the Ike things which hung in the house Of his
friend Kellogg, who is now on visit TO America
These arms We're hanging up on the walls Of ria
studio, and were brought by him from different
parts OF Asia, some of them are Of great beauty
aud are especially valuable to the artist for nur.
poses OF study. When Baron D'Aspre called upon
all residents 70 deliver up their arms on pain of the
rlgors OF martial law and This too within forty
eight hours, Mr. Powers, for fear that Kelloge's
house would be searched, concluded 10 send these
arms together with his own, to the American
Consul for safe keeping. Mr. OHlbrosi the Consul
wrote TO Mr.. Powers that he did not like 10 receive
them, as il might not be regular in Florence and
suggested that Powers should ask permission Of the
authorities. Powers thought this unbecOming in
an American Consul, and sent the arms 10 the
Police Office, and letter to the Consul expressive Of
his sentiments upon his conduct The Consul
thereupon wrote TO Prince Corsini, to ask If he
might take charge Of the arms of American citj-
zens Prince Corsini sent verbal answer that
he might do SO, and RIr, Ombrosi then insisted on
Powers getting the arms again and putting them
under his charge. To this Mr.. Powers reluctantly
consented, and the very next day the Consul came
into his studio IN a tremendous furry, to say that
Prince Corslni had written to him declining TO ac
eede to his request, and subsequently Gen. D'Aspre
did the same both these officials refusing to ac,
kaoutedge htm as an American Consul Powers
had TO send the box back again 10 the Police office
and our Consul did tlesame gi his otv pistols and
S'ooras This proceeding / consider as an insult
to the United States. The French Minister re.
eelved the arms Of his eountrymen without asking
leave Of the Government.
ihere are many considerations which with
hold at present. which make this case peculiar aud
marked. II seems to have been Intended as a blow
at the Americans here, Powers has hopes Of get
ting the property back again through some agent
less umld and more influential than our Consul .
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