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Importations OF Tobacco from the United
States
| From the London Nlercu

From the London Merc 1utile Gazette July -
II was naturally 70 be expected that the Board Of
tusoms finding the mercantile community of the king
dom protesting with voice against tue monstrous
and oppressive system under which the cla bui
Of the country had to be conducted through its
agency should bethnk iself whether Il might not be-
time TO cry peocd and endeavor by little acts nt
grace and relaxation to aey the storm that had been
Taisd against the which IL had long bccn Al
owod 10 practice with impunity Whatever rctormatious
have been introduced by hs Board within thelas twev"
months have been forced upon V by tlic public voice for
which w can only give the Hon Commissioners tho mega
praise that man is entitled TO vino reluctantly begins
10 work when he nds thai he longer support him
ei IL dene Bnt wish not to be- too nice i inquir
ing into motives We thanry receive every sion
that made by the Board to promote and facilitate mcr
ctmile operations ard willing TO suppose thcm all to
flow from The purcst motives and the best intentions At
The amc time, however, the Treasury shond take care
That IN this anxiety 70 copcliae public favor the Board
CITES not ovtfrenc the mark and make concessions det
mouia 10 the national interests We inclined 70 en-
trtun this apprehension with reference to order OF
the Board lately issued; that H. minute. IL
sued of course at the suggestion OF the Board; which
says that
1he ocot ~ the treasury minute Of the 10Th MAY,
p WIS 70 rtohb tho importation Of tobacco. the pro-
ducc Of places In South America racos In Eu
rr unlos In packages o 800 lbs esc and not TO set aside
~ November isl, and confirmed the Act aud 10 We
,pts ap leg In reaa'd "a tobacco the growth Of those
countries when imported from The United States my Lords
W ptaed 20 direct a At tobacco the produce OF south
ehtrics, tuba, Nc may hc ada tilted from the Unted
~ packhgte Of the same size when imported alreot
tom " rlacoof its growth.
~" with respect to the Importation Of tobacco me
WNuhcfd PoIio Rico Mexico. south America 81 Do.
" heo tube or from the Britt Ii possessions in America
wen imported direct II must be In packages containing
n ~ eighty pourds net weight Tobacco however.
wv, ufm 'he United states of Amaics or through
80 t''s0 'VNtes o. America Il the produo. 5f Soc
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JAuEs M'uINRy's cIRct-fAR.

JAMES HENRY : CIRCULAR.
Luraroof, July l3 1852.
Bacon remains Inactive. Prime qualities Of beef aud
prk bring extreme prices, but The inferior sorts
arriving meet little attention There l. nothing in
cheese Lard has become duh and nominal. IN pucrci.
tire Lark the bu iuess Is oDy IN retail In seeds uls
nothing has been done chiefly regards oils from want
q stock Iallow continues q1iot but steady Rice Is
neglected
nItodstuls sslcs Of Hour ere not easily made except
u tcciirt Of sd 10 is per bbl Wheat moves in erc
Icau at % 10 81 reduction Indian corn being scarce
i uuocrad IN value, The h0ryet prospects arc nov Of
the mosi promising description
Cotton The sales ~ tie two days this week amount
10 40 io II Otn bales Of al kmJs Of which fg one tuu
J. ior expoN or spccuistion The markct Is freely sup
iitd q lest weeks prices Business in MsachesteG v
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careful analysis of the election returns, 80 far AZ
they have come In that to say TO Tuesday gives the
following result
ror lhe government.
For the opposition 1879
Liberal conservatives who will probably support the
government on minor questions. but vote against
them On the Protection question. ............. AZ
Members returned. $50
The above Is from tho classification Of the London
Times There still several counties to be hoard from
which mostly return proteotionsts and ON the other
hand Ireland which Ia certain to eloot large Opposition
majority.
The London Herald, (ministeria organ,) Of the lSbh
inst, gives the following result
conservative party by the borough eleoticns v as
they have gone. We begin with the losses bringing for.
ward sctenieen:-
Brisol-Langton rice Mles-ons
Iseds-Beipcs tice BecEett-one
Newport Bgge. rice Plowden-
Drto-Massey. cice Msrtin-one
NeuGrt-yernon. vice Stuart-one
Total-Tonp-tuo
On the other side our gains begin by bringing for
ward from our former list of THIRTY rtne.-
.4rmogh-Moore rice Rawdon- one
Eodmin-sawie, rice Lacy-one.
Dd7tmouh-Herbert rice Mofat-one
ltbda--ta ance. ,dc. Reynolds-one
Matdo'-Ner. rice Lennard-oae
Ftsrpn- III 'bfeld ,ice Mowatt-one.
Sdndd diri-Mactregor rice Pagct-ons
Total-Eorty-siz seats.
The net result therefore up to this moment, gives
ca OF twenty four seats This. OF satisfy
The cage hopes G ne eecous But IL the
continues to attend the conservative throughout
rover be psctd ON the benches OF the opposition side
ihr house
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Tho Queen Is about to soog Iresnd TO visit the
great Cork Exhibition. The ultra priest party
IN Ireland has received Tonne boucs in the bspe OF the
stockport riots What with tbs procls pstioa against
oroceesions and these rote the fury of religious contest
has been lighted up aud what dreajfd ELECTS II may
g.. present ministry singuariy exhibited y the prs.
enmation they caused 10 be issued and wbioh undo
edly d proximeteiy To the riots In question
Since tho last two weeks. the Continued rains have
ceased and the heat OF Africa has suddenly come over
the country IL Is M hot. and hotter than the
most burning days ia New York II Ia an axtrSordinary
sssonhowe.er u has saved the crops ~hch wcrc rcsdy
TO perish but for the timely arrival of the sun W.
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lgertr.

We havc received accounts from Algiers 10 the lth
iust-''A tslpgraphic de- patch dated Orau 4th sn-
nources that General dc Montauban writes from his
camp at Kiss that the envoy Of the emperor Morocco
Abde Sadok then in his (the gencrals) tent aud
that everything bad been arranged between them The
affairs III the eastern province had taken favonble
tufD those in the western. General MacNahou had
returned 10 Constantine the I'd On the Goth ult,
the column encampco at Chetir in the territory Of the
hebatts, and ound the country abandoned During
the 9th and 2Sh the houes and olive grounds
destroyed The column afterwards descended into the
plain II the oued.e Kahir, with 100 Of the r. ar
guard who conducted with the greatest care and pre-
cision by General Bosqnct. dspcrre Arabs, who
mad assembled. without any loss in killed aud having
only nine u ms men wounded ~
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I,r Maie.ty's store ship Tyne arrived At Plymouth
England July ~, from supplying the African and Ame
ficHn sguadrons.
The rpur's by the Tyne state that the Of the
merchant vessels continue 10 suffer severely fom fcve
but this does not appear to be confirmed ny the papers
u the ia Of May, in which all mention Of the disorder
omitted.
~ the House Of Assembly on The 10th OF Nay on the
ccteu Dp the second part OF the order Of the day, the
cDtor9l Cuoticn tstwoun Parma and Maranham was
arranged ~ ircorporating the territory between the two
tWp provinces,
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LIST or rHr EMPIRE cry.

The E c. took the mails, Sc, from the III Dorado Il
Key West.
The III Dorado bad number Of At Chasres fever
on board scyeu Of which proved fatal and e.
lowed TO enter the harbor Of Havana She anchored 81
the Nero
The Empire City, after coaling, taking In storss a.
went out but found that in the meantime the Captsa a.
the PORT bad ordered the III Dorado TO sea-
At Key West the transfer was made and the r. O.
sailed Tor New York direct, J uly 2lst
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Arrival OF the Empyre Csty.

The Empite City Captain Wintle, arrived about 70
O'Clock last night bringing the malls the .sth ~
passengers and one million and hail Of gold on freight
and in the hands of passengers.
he in0 Ia he
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Italy

The Sardinian squadron at Genoa on the 5;h,
ready for sea
The Wediropeo Of Genoa OF late date relates that
cos ion had taken place between the troops and tho
people in the commune of Ellera province OF Savona
Piedmont. The difficulty from alleged
the part Of the Communal Council cut down the
public forests measure which the people determined 20
prevent The matter ended In general riot, in which
the people fired on the carbneers and were wound
eo on both sides Rcnforcemens Of ders arrived
nom savoua. ana quiet restored
The PieHsniese GG-Gie contains decree Withdrawing
the personal tax bill
Prince jerome Adelscalchi died at Rome on the 81 ult
aged %.
Brac contract ior four suspension brids ses across
Tbcr with several other public projects state Of
toipon owing 70 the ciatorinoss Of the authorities
decree Of the Grand Duke Is just issued
public instruction u appoints primary each com
uunc gymnasium IN certain towns, and lyceum no
Fipeoce Lucca Legburn Pisa and Ayezzo all to be
urdtr the surveillance oi the Clergy
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The Xoycrcn Congress continues IT. sittings, without
bringing the business any conclusion DO the
discussions increase in importance being conaued to
suDofdinate points cf detan
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Tie ordrsry Session of Ii. FsAefa Coopol, opened
Bctne on The 5tk siLss
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SunIn.

SpHIH.
From Spain the only that comes directly this
week il respecting the movements of the Queen aud
court We notice that her Majesty presided at bull
fight and WAS accompanied by her husband aud infant
daughter. the Princess of A.turias
A lottcr in the Paris Constitutional from Madrid
states that Bravo Nuro is sll powerful in his govern
mept, and changes his colleagues whom and nov he
peaes the Queen and Qneen mother supporting him in
all his measures.
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We afn through the iscdum Of the Paris Pofys that
abe Rusian government has made known 10 its arenta
abroad that competitors Of al nations may send their
productions 10 the great exhibition that will tae place
mt Moscow towards the Glove Of the year but they will he
required conform TO the laws OF the Empire and TO the
special regulations that have been determined uron.
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Ilstrta

The Emperor left Ruda the 9th, for the mining
towns of Schemntz aud Krcmuit2 After his r.tur
from his rst visit journey In hungary he is said have
have assured the Minister Of the Interior tho Chief
oi Police of pceh that the feeling OF the people was
better than he had been led to expect
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CnsEQUlES TO HENRY CLAY.
THE SOLEMN PAGEANT.
The ChaStc aud Beautiful Decorations Of tic
Principal Buildings i'll New York.
Tie Last Rites to the Departed
Statesman and Patriot.
THE PROCESSION SEVRM MILES In LENG III.
Eszspszzzaxxzsssss-4..se~us
Impressive Ceremonies in the Park.
nSlssssaaasrszsTsraS.2.eEa
The PRAYER, 0RATIOA, AND BENGDICTI0a.
THE PROCESSION SEWN MILES IN LENGTH.
Impressive Ceremonies in the Park.
THE PRAYER, ORArIOA, AND BEN5DIcTIoa
The Quiet Dispersion Of the Te1s Of Thcu.
sands to their Homes.

The pageant Of the Clay obseguies is concluded The
minute guns fred from the forts around the bay have
ceased TO reverbcrate the toing of the sepuchr bells
have died away the ear the rolling of the mufed
drum has been buried in silepce and the most melan
cho!y and general manifestation of popular grief
glorious in its yery mclaucholythat this city has
participated in bas vanished like unsubstana vision
But not so the yta princplehe spirit that led the
adoption Of this time honored Observance in memory Of
the nations idol aud this popular exposition of public
sntiment-it il not extnct--it is not eyanesccnt-it
partakes ofeterny and will only grow aud strepg
wi h time until the Of its great aod grand object
henry Clay--once the Millboy of the slaskss and
ngain thsuobi,st American Cesar of them allsha be
nhripcd in the hearts and affections Of the descen-
danis Of cur people, till time shall bo
lnsticd with Of the majesty and soemnity of
the ion, not disposed to expgg 4rate; but
standing almost abash.d at tho magniccnce this sad
n.cmoalwith its cortege of mourners, military aud
civil forming unbroken ling throughout the six miles
Of the procession from City Hall Park to Union Park
recognise it as tho evidence Of popularity which
knows no limits and hitherto unexa amplca in the
Annals o. New York. The details of the ceremony we
Leave il the hands Of our reporting corps.
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EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT u. 9. NAIL AND
E1prsss lines, throus in four hours New Jersey Rail
roaa, via Jersey City leaving fes York " foot of
tCertiahdt street. and ~ M Liberty Fare S3
bras class and 81 90 far seo.ai cs.s iu and A.
Return AL auo A. NJ. and 81 Baltimore Wsshug
|toh Norfolk and Chnrleson through tickets sold in
Isl. lines = - -fN'~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IA NAhDEN AND AMB0I RAILROAD. FOR PHILA.
dsirhia from Pier No Ncreh river. foot Of Battery
nornns line leaves At NJ Afternoon express line st
Nj through 60 Philadelphia IN four and half hours.
Fares first class IS second class tby2 p. w.
en'y " Returning leave Phii.dephi., from foot Of
Walrut street st A. NJ and y Emigrsnt line, by
steamboat TRANSPORT. frou, Pier No at r. ~ Fare,
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FTO TIE VIRGINIA sPalNGs-MOsT AeassApLE

Pk'O TIE VIRGINIA SPRiSGs-MosT AGREEABLE
\ and economical route.-Yisitars the yirsi, Ia
trngs sGd TO Lynohhurg, Va Lexington Va. 5uaua-
so,, vA are reminded that the steamer MASY-
phND, httcd mp rith state rooms aAd spacious
per hs leaves Baitmors Tor Richmond Va, va cauia
Erek, aud the ichsnons Frederoks5urg sud Potomac
hs,lroid every Tnesiay and Thursdsy At ". First
fiss pws-ge 70 Richmond by this reesoc route ouy
~ htchnnud ei her take tho Dsnvilte
EGtlr sd route tho cenrtEhe causl
~ I'D Edmond, which leave dbily st6 By these last
hrd the stages connecting ere convey
ON Richmond 10 the White sulrhnr Servings expease
Pr 81 only the staging t- t-Dg
pine miles, srd passengers -eaQtns tho W,l.e SiIpinr
rings without loss ~ forr DAYS 8,,ti-
more Passengers for suntou take Scatssvis,
those fr frsngton at the North RIVER yte staging
taunton icing forty miles, ard hat Lexin ten mites
ENy; the -in pied bceWcea huhmnnd
aing twenty houra. apd hetwess srhu md nd
10 gton two dsys Whole fare between salttnore aud
he "fits sulphur Strings S2. whole fare hetw~ar Bai
and Lyrchburg S. 60 do. Saipnf nud le ey1ytpu,
sLsnnton Va, So For turthrr particuIRrs,
ko tie Cattain of the Maryland o
CHARLES WyhgGIfNGfDN, Aeont
.tn .rnt.. traattx xharf n ,lt ttfnora
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|gyNo RAILROAD CONTRACTORS -GH tCAGo AND
M,sfistpp hpilrpad Scsed proposals viii be received
tte office o the compspy In ths city OF Springfield Hi
|ncis nnu saturday, August u for ths grading masonry
Ibr dying aud ties Of that Division OF this road which
IeStends fr SprlD gied to inOe The dis
tanoe about sixty mile and route the most
Nnted aud healthy portion Of tho State Tho limo e
INTO stone sbont two miles each and the work
to he commenced without delay Payments for work and
|msttria will be made In cash ProHes and plans my be
en end blank forms obtained at the ces Of the
In Sprif gheld and Bloomington, Inos whore infor
1uato sill be furrsbei by the En- ginecr
satacory proof ~ responsibility will be required from
Ithoee proposing for the The subscriber
New York te Warren street. MP stairs tho Iudon
River Railroad office until August g. and will he
exlini roaee plane 80 and give informa.icn
la prefer TO offer proposals r this citv OLIVER IL LEE
IChief Ergir Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
New York, July IS, 1852.
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| A CCOMMoDATIoN BOAT FOR FLUsuING.-PERMA-
IN neDt summer arranEeReut fnr Flushing Eiammers
Ihurg IT. onan's Well ana New foek.-lhs aad beau
|fitul steamer GEORGE LAW Csps. Franci- lockwood,
iviil on and after July g. ooe-Wll leave Peck
Pin New York At 6E and 10 o'clock, H.. and az O'clock
IL NJ Returning, will leave Flushing "A. o'clock,
No and clock p. touching at tho foot Erhth
treot each Freight takenon ole Fare
l2L
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THE Ii,uuESSION

The procession was really great. IL was the longest
ever formed in this city. Its head marched over dis
tanee of seven miles and actually met and tapped
the end, forming complete circuit The military alone
occupied one hour and Ave minutes in passing given
point
The various regiments of military companies and the
civic societies rapidly upon the centre at the
CITY Hail. from early hour in the forenoon At three
minutes past three, the bell tolled arranged sgus
"nd mus egraphed to tho bell ringers in every part of
city that the magnificent but mournful procession
ma commenced to move. In front rode special aid,
81 me Chief Of PoliceaIessrs Norris and Talbot In
mcdisely after camc tho various civic inspectors of
streets lamps, omnbuses hacks drays &C. In carriages
detailed company Of police officers under the command
OF Captain stevenson extending tho entire breadth Of
broadway, followed whose duty consisted in keeping the
line clear Then came the first Avision Of tho process
sion, headed By
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|S GBTDKArrs ON PAGE, BACON & co. SAN FRAN
b oitea. California far sole by UsfGuT u MCLEAN,
Ms 10 Merchants Exchange Also, dras Cncinnati ST.
u ouis Chicago and Dotroit
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|SCuocLEg's NoUNTAIN-THE BESr ROUTE FROM
~ New Yert is via New Hampton. swice day. by the
, n Railroad Of Jer-ey; only miles sgipg
knd roads On and after Juy 22t the steamer RED
pACK RI will leave Per No ] North river, 8
h'olock M,ard clock r. M Faro 81 I2s, through in
lalf honrs For tiosets further inform sti
pfy Bones Express Oce "a Broadway. board of
Iope Express In connection with this line.
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|dhI EnA TO 81 GOETHE ADVERTISER DESIRRs,
ID ,cOO 10 d of his interest 10 urtpe
In eucccsfu and table operation In
of the desirable iocaons in the v
prcvieus luneeE mepta major portion Of
Ime. To active bnsueas sho can command. IL
from 81 roo S20cO this offers rare opportunity Of
Imakiog money. Address box No. 500, Post Once.
OF 6Q0 wANTED-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE,
,oOO at rer cent on improved mbersd
IN Jersey City note Addressed 20 j. Warron
Nc ~ yesey street, New York. will meet attention.
kpl DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
We are, byspoeial authority, s.thorired 70 ssns
hills on Union Bank af London Belfast Banking Co.
Iroacd ard tho National Bank OF Scotland. payable -
sisht, and IN sums from 81 upwArds
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-GEfTY HOUSE, YONkERS THIS COMMOpIOUS
~ estafiishne is open fir the jatoa of
and transient Boarders attached
J. spIeu diu assembly room which will let for balI
ctnc'rts, lectures, aud other exhibitions Stabng for
horses, aud carriages TO let, &c.
n DURELL, Proprietor.
At ort
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SIN ANGsSi,.

|TIhnPeSLLS FOR CoAL-sEALED PROPOSALS
~ be received the oas ottna
II tied StHtcs Military Acauauy, til tho 81 Angust
|ces tor the delivery the patc ~bsrf swest Point,
IL York, of 500 tons q 2,Ui ihs toa frt quay
|Cos fcps via =: 100 tons Whn Ash stove tiIe; COZ
broken and soroend go tous Re, Ash broken aud
Aho Coal 10 he delivered dnrns tLs months
and epembcr and oeot 20 be retained ~
EuhlmeIt OF the oputrpot sccress bteH. V y SMITH
|QuArssrusster Upited states Military Academy West
POINT, York.
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IEATH HHoUSE-SCHO0LEY's MoUNTAINNINERAL
II Spr,Agc. New Jerseytbis Old and popular
ment IL for tho The signed are
sesdy to into wich families for
mer and solict continuance of formir Fui
information be had In the place, 3d. by
card ss the Irving Hosss New York
Hotel A.. L. STIGER.
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The Gcnen appeared in citizens dress all black each
wearing mo"r ing badge The banner Of no Pr. no
pai'm'nt OF New York sbroudsi Grape Dor 40
ny iiHok aud Ladder Company No 2-Ir Isaac status.
foreman and Mr II Ueane Aseig.an. Foreman lhs
Astociation oi exempt FTemen beariug baros with
tbe dp'e OF is organization Hook and Ladder Company
No 4 (Eage) Hook ana Ladder Company No ) tIu
tnal Hope Engine Company No Eng ne Company No
II eczema Hose Company No. SO Lose Company No 3d.
Erginc company No 80 and Engine hoss Company NO.
Is with Their gallant ire ms rom the surrounding citi.
made very fine appea The ceovd wa 40 yrcn al
this time that We could not mole all tao comp .niss
SIXTH DIVISION
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DAVtLION, NEW BRIGHTON. -THrS EsTABLISH-
mehts new epen for the and the propris will
happy TO make With parties who desre to
engage The dstas from New York TO New Brkh
ton ia six miles. ard the trio performed by
from % 20 30 minutes 1t leaves New York Pier No. North
river. at 9sad u A. M and Sk. aud 7. NJ Leaves
Eev brighton ct 3, aud II 4. NJ and ., $50, aud
p NJ frequent communication will be est ablsh-
ed rs the sesson advances. +. BLANCHARD.
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Henry Clay is dead Such tho startling iutel
gence which but few days since flashing the wings
OF the lightning was dfused throughout the entire
public. Commencing with rumor at whose fsin.cst
whisper Senators aud Represe abandoned the
halls Of legislation IL burst upon the country dread
reality The statesman heard IL With thrill Of awe this
politician with snbdusd spirit the hum of business
hushsd on the crowded mart, the ssizsn and the la
borer cea ed nom their toll tho courts Of justice
closed the husbandman wa'ered che furrow with hts
t"srs and the sailor looking to tho half mast hsg whis
pred with white lps defender Ia dead The tolIing
bell ana booming minute gun proclaimed the departure
~ mighty spirit The sombra decor,tips of f,,nareal
.bow betok the darknc.s aud gloom Of the land An
MT hst sorrow and grief which follows the death " tho
cberih and the loved Ihe nation mourned the ma
tiOn's ioes.
There u fitness In such manifestations Thoy give
hope sns euoouogcm mt to the faturs for they teach s
thst however uansicft may b. our mortal iinseriog
nsn oeso, I'VE artr them The immortal spirit shall
Lot ne spd the genius the clopuence and the patriot.
- Nassa - nspxed, aeoased nd sneourzGpA ~ eear
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HOTELS AND wa rERrNe PLACES.

HAYS HOUSE pALHous,E SQUARE MONTREAL.
q. Y. POPE.