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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-02

DR.. Francis Pdrkman called am n
brother of the late DR.. Parkman. have
known DR.. Webster for great many
years he attended my church in early
years. On Sunday after the disappear
ance oil my brother, none OF my family
went 10 church; passed the day with my
brothers family; about o'clock, DR.. Web
ster came to. my house and was let into the
parlor. Immediately on entering, almost
without the customary sautaion, lie said
have come 10 tell you that | saw your
brother on Friday al the college and paid
him some money, it wns then said by Mrs.
Parknan or myself, "Thcn you are the
gentleman who made the appoinimcn, with
George al his house, 10 meet him at two
O'clock on that day." he said, al was, and
| ought to have come before, and should
but thought you were AT church" | said,
"Dr. Webster we are glad 10 see you, for
i, is relief 10 us TO know who he made the
nppointNen, with, for we were fearful that
he had made the appointment, with some
one who meant him wrong, and had way
laid him.; he said that he was sure that it
was between one and TIVE o'c' 0ck he said
he paid him 1888; he told me that my
brother took out the note and dashed his
pen over the name, which he (my brother
said would settle the whole DR.. Webster
n. 4 ~ 4, L. IL.
he would see u the mortgage, and went
out of the College very rapidly asked
DR.. w. il he could tell me il my brother
went 10 Cambridge and discharged The
mortgage he SAID he did not know, bul
would 90 himself ana see hc then left
and accompanied him to The gate the
last thing lie snid 10 me was 10 assure me
that he would 60 10 the Registers flee
and learn if the mortgage had been dis.
changed; his manner could not but oh
serve he seemed hastv aud nervous he
commenced in business manner immc
diately upon entering; lie manifested nc
expression Of surprise al The sudden dis
appearance, or sympathy in our behalf
should describe il as Il business visit HI.
manner did not impress me so strongly n
tho time, because was so well acquainted
with him. there was a certain hurried man
ner about him which had not noticed be
fore, but coming like n friend holding
friendly relations did not think 10 motto,
his manner 80 much he was there 10 OF
Is minutes think Dr. Webster did no
haze on an overcoat at the time he camt
TO my house he went down Green stree
from my house; my broiher's habits were
very remarkable, he was among the mos
punctual Of mon he was almost nvaria.
bly, at tho moment Of an appointment he
has left wife and two children-a boy and
girl; his daughter is an invalid, and bis
son was IN Europe at the time of the dis
appearance. III ink can saw with conf
dence that never heard my brother utter
profaae word in my life he would when
excited, express himself very strongly.
Cross Eraminaiion.-T The names of the
two men who called at my house and toll
me they saw my brother were Fessendel
and Oliver; had beeu ut home all the al
lernoon Of the Sunday on which Dr. w
called al my house.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-02

fec,ing my speech somewhat.
Had mamma better send for Nuncy7
think 80, or aunt Amelia.
Couple of coorcd neck hdkfs.
One mattress.
Cross Examined. retained the letter
on account oil this passage-"Tcll mamma
not to open the little bundle gave her the
other day, but 10 keep it just as she rcceiv-
ed il. "
ElGnTH DAY.
The following letters, received by Mar
shall Turkey, were put in evidence, which
we're thought by ". ID. Gould aud Geo 81
Smith, to he in the handwriting of Dr..
Webster, although their testimony did not
fully agree:
"Dr sir, you will find DR.. Parkmnn muir
dered on Brookinc heights. Yours, NJ.
Captain Of The Dart"
"Dr. Parkman was took on Dord shin
herculun and This is all dare TO say as |
slal be kclld
Est Cambridge one Of
the men
ron the second page:
give me his Watch but was rraid in
keep it and throwd itln the wale- riphi
side the road to the road TO The long bridge
Boston,
DosroN, Nov'r 81, 40.
Mr.. Turkey,
Dear Sir,
have been considerably interested il
the recent affair of DIR. Parkman. and
think can recommend means. the ndnp
,ion Of which might result in bringing t,
light some of the mysteries connected " iii
the disappearance OF the aiort- .nen,ione,
gentleman.
In the first place, with regard 10 tn,
searching OF housts. &c. ] would recon-
mend that particular attention be raid I,
the appearance Of cellar floors; do the,
present the appearance of having been re
Gently dug into and covered up again q
might not the part of the cellar where Ii,
was buried have been covered by the piln!
of wood7 Secondly, have the clubhouse
and nccessaries been carefully examined
have they been raked sufficiently?
Probably his body was cut up and pllc
cd in ii Stout bag, containing heavy weights
and thrown of one of The hriGges,-pe
haps Craigic's. And would rccommcn
The firing Of cannon from some uf Ties
bridges. and from various parts Of the har
| boz and river, in order 10 cause The rati
of the body TO rise 10 the surface of Tia
water. This, | think, will be The last re
sort. and il should he done rtleclualy.
And recommend that the cellars of tn
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nlarkets.


Flour and Grdin.-Market without change
holders firm. Sales Baltimore, Howard ST., at
1925 2, cash Genesee, at $3.50. There is a
moderate demand for Corn yellow, 57a5si
white SO Oats, moderate sales Northern, AZ
a44c; Delaware 34a36e. Sales rye at 60.
Provisions. western mess, Ss,50al0
Ia Pork, mess, sll; clear llal3 Lard 6 IA
a7c Hams, Boston, 4c; Western Ta7 l-2c.
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BRIGHTON, March %.

At market ESQ Beef Cattle, 5 pairs Working
oxen, So Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, Sc LIST quality
SIS, so; I'd SIS; Sd SAYS.
Working Oxen-S67, rs, rs, So
Cows and Calyes.-S20 23, "a, %, sc.
Sheep-s2, $50, ATS, 4,25. One extra lot
sold at Sc each.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-02

r9- The communication of AGATnos
is necessarily deferred.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-02

Your al. father
Ny tongue troubles zoe YET very much.
and must have bitten it in my distress the
other night it is painful aud swollen, al-
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SEVENTH Day.

The principal Witnesses examined were
police officers FMier, Stdtknea1Ler, and
Rice; iwhOse testimony relates 10 the same
particulars, essentially, as that of tie Off
cers previously examined y SAINT Park
man Blake, (nephew Of DR.. P.,) who test
fled 10 an interview with DR.. w. on the
Monday after the disappearance, in which
DR.. w. told the same story OF paying DIR.
PAr,man money as before testified 10. and
seemed 10 manifest little sympathy in The
search for DR.. P. ; three or four merchants
and clerks who testified 10 Wchster's pur-
chasing Of them fsh-hooks e Irvine; Nafh'!.
Waterman, iinman, who made the box FIR
DR.. W.. of which SO much has been said,
and which seems to have no bearing on the
case whatever; j. ~ Cummings and G..
Andrelrs. )aiIors; and SAINT. d. Parker
No rev lscs Of paruenlar importance in
The case, appeared in evidence on Monday.
The following is from The testimony OF
Aadrers:
He perspired on Friday night go much
that could feel the danpness on the out.
side of his coat. have letter in the
handwriting oil Prof.. Webster. The TAILOR
examines all that 60 out or are brought in.
This was brought up unsealed Tuesday
morning, Dec. 4ih. Can't say who brought
i, up. Mr.. Holmes called my attention 10
il. ! refused 10 lei the letter go Ill officers
could he sent to Cambridge letters
sen,-but this retained. ! told Prof
Webster that If he had anything to COM
municalo 10 his family he had better wall
till he saw Them, and told Mr.. Cunning
hmm and Mr.. Prescott The same.
The leicf is addressed 10 Miss Mary
Ann Webster, and is as (olows:-
BosToN, Monday ev'g
My dearest Marianne. wrote mamma
yesterday. and Mr. e., who was here his
morning, told me had sent il ou.. had a
good sleep last night, and dreami Of you
alJ. ! got my clothes on, for the first Time
snd aYoke in the Jposnins quite hungry
II was q isng time before my breakfast from
Parker,s eaaar, and ilrelished, can assurc
sou. A. one O'Clock was notified Tint
must appear Of The Courtroom, All wa'
arranged with grea Tegars TO my comior
and avoidance Of publicity, snd this frs
ceremony went of better than had nniic
'pa,ed. On ing return had hil oi tor
key and nee from Pdrkers. They senc
mach Dohe iAani ear eat, and have db
rected The steward 10 distribute the surplui
10 any poor ones hero.
lf you will send me a small canister o
fes, can rake my own. A little peppe
] may wat seme day-you can put il ~
20 come with some bundle. wnuld Sent
tue dirty clothes. but they we're Iaken ava!
to-day and have no, hecn returned. sen'
a kind note received to-day, from Mr.. Cur
lis. Professors Pierce and Horsford called
to-day. Half a-dozen Rochelle powders
should like. Tell mamma not 10 open III
little bundle gave her the other day, bu
40 Laan 10 met IA ahs yereiyaI ia Hon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10
NEwsPApERs-W. c. Bryant, speaking of news

NEwsPAPERs-W. C. Bryant, speaking of news
papers, said " Books are the precious metals in
masses-newspapers coin them for general use, put
them into the most convenient forms, and pass
them from hand to hand.'' " Newspapers, he
said, fare the ushers Of books: who would know
when a book was published but for the friendly in
formation Of the newspaper - He added, 90 that
he had been sometimes tempted to regret that the
wise, witty or eloquent things which appeared in
these folios of four pages they are called by
Cowpsr, should not be inscribed more durable
tablets, instead of going the next morning to wrap
up parcels or light kitchen fires but he was fully
satisfied with their fate, when he reflected that
they had first been read by thousands, and what
ever was good in them had passed into the general
mind"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

PRESENTATION OF THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S
The ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers plenipo
tertiary Of foreign governments, and other dipIo
matte functonaries accredited to the government
of the U nied States, were presented to the Pres
dent yesterday, at 10 o'clock, at the Execu.
tive Mansion, the President being attended bv
those members of his cabinet who were in the city
Several of the diplomatic personages were absent
some from indisposition, and others from having
gone summer excursions into distant and differ
ent parts of the country The following presenta-
tons took place:
Russa-M. Alexandra de Bodisco, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpoentisy M. Edward De Steekl First
Secretary OF Legation.
Great Britaia-Rght Honorable Sir II. L. Buwer, En-.
voy Extraordinary and Minister PenipOtentary
France-M. San de Bots lie Comte Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenpOentiay; M A. de BourbouOn Secre
tary OF Legations M. j. Marie, M p ussiegue, NJ Phlt
bert, Attaches
SDdiR.Don A. Caderon de la Barca, Envoy Extraordi
nary and Minister PlenipoienGary.
PcriHgat-The Commander ]. c. de FiganieIe Morao,
Minister Resident.
Pr9ss'a-M Magnus, Charge d'Afaires, ad interim.
BetgiHm-M Henri bosch speBeer Minister Resident
DeaHark-M. Steen de Billie, Charge d'Afaires.
BFdsfkThe Cheyalsr Sergio TerceirO de Maee1o Envoy
Extraordinary and Min ste Plenipotentiary
ChHi-Don Manuel Caryalo, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlsnlpoienuaIy; Don Francisco s. Astaburuaga,
secretary OF Legation.
PeTa-Don J. M Tirado, Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
lster PlenipoeniaTy.
HeTe'-DOn Angel Huici, Attaehe.- WASH Union.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Windsor Castle, Sampson. Mobile, Gfney s. Lowell
Sard bark Maria Eugena, Moltedo ampeachy Barel & 70
Brig John French, Shaekford Havana w Anderson &Co
echT Alice, Miner Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Josephine Cushman 80 days from Boston, to master
I'd my
schr Brother Jonathan days from Brazos St. Jago to
ter-Lafayette.
schr Col Cross knox, from Brazos st Jago 3lst ult TO
Or Master-Govt W harf.
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez Mo- 2, Leathers from Vieksburg.
Gipsy, Ure from Baton Rouge.
Fonda Giberson, from Mobile.
CANT Moore, from Ouachlta.
TOwboat Panther, Foote, from the Passes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

SECOND MUNICIPALITY = Acting Recorder
Hah.-Andrew Grady was brought up for abusing
bond of $500 TO keep the peace
An individual, who had 81 ID in his pocket was
saved from being robbed, by being arrested and
taken to the watch-house. He was discharged
James Wilson, who was found in a skif under
suspicious circumstances, was placed under arrest
as dangerous character.
The case OF Antoine Jourdan, for assaulting and
striking the Waterman who arrested him, was
postponed till the 18th inst He was also charged
with passing $40 counterfeit bill on the Planters
Bank of Florence, Ala
A lad named John Carriere was arrested, being
charged by Daniel Reynolds with having broken
open his house and taken seven hundred segars
therefrom. He was sent to the House of Refuge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

To Cure the Sore Necks Of Oren.-A neighbor of
mine had pair of working oxen whose necks be-
came very sore. He covered that part Of the yoke
resting upon the neck with sheet lead. They got
well almost Immediately, though constantly kept
at work. suppose the lead being good conduc-
tor of heat, drew off the Inflammation, and thus
abled the sores to heal-AgricuhuriSt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

The Docks of Liverpool are estimated in round
numbers to have cost f9, 065,000 sterling, exclu-
sive of interest upon borrowed money, of which
upwards of 94, 100000 is still owing. With inter
est paid, the cost Of the docks to the present time
ton is still insufficient and the consent of Parlia-
ment has been obtained for the construction Of
another dock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

CAPE MAYOR all the fashionable watering
places in the North, Cape May is decidedly the ia
vorite this season. There now between five
and six thousand strangers on the island The
charges at the hotels, compared with Saratoga and
Newport, are said to be very moderate, while the
cost of travelling and from the island, is within
tho raacb of all
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SHERM
PATENT PREMIUM
A. B D O M I N A L
SUPPER 7 Err

1sta s-y AZ Oe 80 Chaeiss sfssrf sppafa t-asr
The ghest most elastic and comable instrument IN To-
the cure OF the WOMB c0manhe bearing dawn feeling al
the bottom the stomach ezknes of the e and back
the whites, etc. In pregnancy ts ave prevents
female If any doubt the efficacy Of the snppor the{ San
be referred the wife Of ceabrnted physician ~ m
city, who is now using with perfect satisfaction afts Try
ing several other patent supporters without Ieie Phys
respectfully invited call and examine the nstfu
ment at the propretors, 20 ST. Charles street -
pracce ara apply Al ",
Abdomies supporters and have found none 50 well
adapted impaTt relief comfort the ed As
Philadelphia Aug. is, 1913 VIM ArDEhsONs ~ = 4,
For three years afflicted with womb CONG o.
the time confined my sudhes were very sre1
thing until got Of Mr. SheFmans
porters Il enabled WORK about the hsgse w
health and cheer fRlness VIZ - &
gust t51 E1g
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A SAD CASE. "A young lad named Joseph
Mannin, about thirteen years Of age, whose face
yesterday before acting Recorder Fabre on the
charge Of stealing watch from James Williams.
The boy pleaded guilty; it was his first offence
and he did not conceal the crime. The law in these
matters has but one course, the delinquent was
sent down to the Parish prison to await a further
examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

THIRD MUNrcIPALITY.-There was nothing be-
fore the Recorders Court of this District, yester-
terday, except the of one Burns alias Chips,
very hard case, by-the-bye, who has appeared at
sundry times, al this and other bars. He was com
mitted for six months in default of bail for his good
behavior.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

1t is stated in the latest intelligence received
from the Sandwich Islands, that one hundred tons
OF water Lipes, cement and other appliances for
conducting pure from the valley into the city
Of Honolulu, had been received by recent arrival
from Boston
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CASE OF TRIcoU.-This case was called up
yesterday, before acting Recorder Hale. Mr.. Ben
iamin appeared as Counsel for Mr.. Tricou, and
asked for postponment until Wednesday next
The examination therefore fixed for that day.
Bail in the sum of $4,000 was given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

From the Portage Wing of the 10th ut. we
learn that the house OF Mr. Courtney, Quaker,
has been pelted daily, from till II P M, from
invisible hands. Numbers have visited and found
it to be so, but cannot explain it. The house Of
Mr.. Cutler, two and half miles west Of Ravenna,
has been for two weeks visited with rapping and
fiddling. Many have visited this, too, without
being able to solve the mystery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

We learn from the Journal of Commerce, that
Mr. Carter has recently made a report on the sub.
ject OF a railroad on the West side of Lake Cham
plalnt IN which he incidentally communicates much
nselul information respecting the iron business of
Essex and Clinton Counties The forges of Sara
mac Great Ausable, and other rivers, have a total
of l62 fires in operation The average product of
each fire, per week, is about five tons Of iron, equal
10 74O per year. There are also in Essex Coun-
ty five blast furnaces, capable Of producing ten tons
OF pig iron per day, of which no account is made in
this estimate and a small experimental furnace at
the Adirondac works, producing two tons per day.
and converting it into steel. The whole number Of
fires in the tw" counties, 219, capable reproducing
about $4,000 tons per annum. A large portion Of
this, it is thought, could work its egress over the
contemplated road
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

CAPITAL OF MAINE.-The House have voted to
remove the seat Of Government from Augusta to
Portland, provided Portland will provide suitable
buildings for the accommodation of the Legislature
ETC., by decided majority - "a in favor to As
against The Portland Advertiser says it is I'M
derstood there is decided majority in its favor ia
the Senate
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evanin0 An0uat q


Friday Evening, August 8, 1850.
The receipts of the week comprise ABS head of Beef
Cattle 10 Hogs 9 Sheep, IL Mich Cows, and $40 Calves
OF Beef Cattle, moderate supply is Offering-Wesern is
quoted 5aD6c % net, and inferior descriptions pro-
portion OF Hogs only lot of l72 head offered in
market and sold 6a7c net. Sheep continues plen
ty and sell 81 5092 IS " head Mich Cows-Those on
sale mostly of inferior classes; good Western bring $50
s35 y head Calves find good inquiry s5@7 o head
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N M. .4s.NkR UPT NArIon N, -
svan,,' oh 20 the peonls ~ ne debts of tb. @ 4
,ount .,n..,ns Of money! -" country. e~1pn,
n,5plv me % IN case OF jts ;o.ner Words ~
n,a"1u British EHcheona.n quldation, snes ;ne
The inJdu,I ius public credito, Or year and h
increase eyerv :" ,he kingdom d and to relieve al
some E3, 00V1 tbscles Of taxaIio, ng eighteen Of
the opening DIAL sum, If duly ns ~ whatever b.
enormous acculing0 OF the con,, would w ~,
through gnaIier and would ouera,Iy by w
means of redress, halave bsa eaith. These ~
officially by their Owug durins aaccruinE so, i
been seconded by the co-opanjz55 winch Pc sS1a'
tors and the sympathy of .nter.. au Their Mon
of all these influences appearey . an I'M acce,
a proposal TO the bondholders Enu nave % Il
| Minister Of Finance, touching &" etedi- at aI
| claims on the government which he rtesult and 4
| In this ingenious project, NJ Bravo M: in freely
gested that for each fl00 OF principal thu marke
| should accept the sum of LIB 6s. 3D., tWotng 22
of his original property being thus thrown topcn
winds: for each ESQ Of overdue interest he ofierez
EIO and for the g Passive" stock he rendered
commutation of fI2 About one fifth, therefore
of the money 10 which tbs bondhoder was justly
entitled was proposed to be reserved TO him by thi
| liberal scheme The statement, however, is by n,
means vet complete. The several tenders abov,
mentioned were not made in the shape Of coin, o
| any medium realzable ct par. Had such phe
nomenon occurred it is impossible to say what ih
effect might not have been on the minds Of the daZ
zled expectants, but Senior Murillo's 833 Is. Sd
was tangible only 10 the form of Madrid Thre
| per Cents and may be described, therefore, &C
| cordng to the market value of these desirable Sc
cnrities as fl0 English; the ElO offered for tn
| ESQ of interest being in like manner reducable 3
| the sum of f3 in marketable money This ar
| tangement the Spanish Minister announced il
diplomatic language. as the best he could do.'-
| London Times
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LARCENY,-Mr. John Excl made an affidavit
yesterday, before acting Recorder Fabre, charging
Mathilda, slave, with the larceny of gold watch
from his residence on the Bayou Road. A war
rant has been issued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

lNsANE.-One Jean Marie, supposed to be In
sane, was arrested, while pursuing colored boy
named Charles, a slave of Mr.. Tashio. Marie
was armed with large bar Of iron, with which he
threatened to kill the negro. He was committed
for six months
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

THIEVES IN LoNDoN,-Iti is supposed that the
number OF persons who make trade of thieving
200 are first class thieves, OF swell-mobmen; $50
mace-men," and trade swindlers bill swindlers,
dog stealers ETC.; about 400 burglars, dancers"
garreteers," and other adopts with the skeleton
keys. The rest are pckpockets "gonophsn
mostly young thieves, who sneak into areas and
rob tills, and other pilferers
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List of Vessels In Port Not CIeare d.

Estrln the First municipality tdsagnaisd the fosvin,
hols y u The Nos esmmsncs at the aaraad an' run
In the Second tna, the Nos above the SeaInpB
ing, No. being Fsh0At Landing Third n9),
The Rairoad gni down. M being Ferry wsrf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-10

Towboat Panther down light brought up brig Jose
phine, schrs Brother Jonathan and Col Gross.
Towboat Swan towed down and sea- on the 7th inst
bark Suwanow, brig Aida and sehr Commerce.
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NEW ORLEANS:

The Yesterday was another re-
markablY warm day. Our table, prepared BY
Messrs. Lilly g. Co., gives further particulars--it
il too exciting question to discuss.
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The SPINDLEs OF THE WoRLD.-The following
statement of the number of Spindles at work, APP
pears in the B0rsenhaHe,
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ENGLISH PARKS The area of Hyde Park,
London, is stated to be 3s7 acres of Kensng ton
Gardens, 300; Regents Park, 400; St James
Park, 50 Green Park, II Victoria Park, 1876 ;
Greenwich Pars, l74-mdking in all, for the city
of London, 1868 acres of park, or twenty live times
much as the area of Boston Commnn.