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accredited to the Roman government and that long
responsible the acts committed within It's terri
teries The time wearing and oountryman still
In confinement among felons and orimuals--with his
wife and family in state Of painful nisrmMr. Cass
called upon the French Chief Of whom he
required the instantaneous release Of Mr. Innes fail
ing that his transfer to the Pontifca authorties and
finally tho trial and punishment Of the officer in qucs
tion whose conduct he denounced Of tho most iu-
fam character After alteration Of minutes
an order issued placing Mr. Innes at the disposition
OF the Rosann goverpmont but satisfactory assurance
was given II appears that the offending party should BIO
brought to trial Igb words said to have passed
this occasion and Mr. Cass 1t il understood challenged the
French officer stating thn il hiss superors from fellow
feeling chose to connve M his base and ungentcmany
conduct there was tribunal from which he should
not escape The officer however, has subsequent been
placed In arrest Gad thus meeting prevented At the
close Of the interview Mr. Inncs removed from the
French to the Roman prison. where he visited by
Mr. Cass, by whom ws had tho pleasure Of seeing
countryman brought homo in his Carriage, Within five
honrs from the occurrence Of the outrage From this
event you will there IL little law in Rome aud that
II requires bold voice % protect our rights.
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City InteIll0ence.

NEW Cons Excu,SaE-ihe dealers in Hour and
grain have organized and opened Exchange. at No
16 South street, Broad street. for transactions in
hreadus Such an institution has been long needed:
and from the highly respectable character Of the gentle
selected to conduct its affairs may expect SOC
its objects very successfully carried out. We refer to the
sccrctary's report for particulars
and grain trade this city, held their No S souti
street this day. the committee to whom was referred tAs
@ nn. w the os wa
following gentlemen duly elected to compose the first
board Of othsers'- -
Eee.Prs,ideat. \. il. VOLS.
Treasurer. .,.'..,.......... Isaac I Fnosr,
an y w.s Gs ss ss s s s
such disputes may arise in relation to the purchase and
GRAM ADMIRATION ComMIrrEr,-E. w. Durham. John
,; Knssford, David Dows, Henry Rowland. and W.
ssa
composed Of L. H. Holt. Theodore Banks and John B.
Upon John J. Kiny.fora the thanks of tho
cation were rendered to the committee on organization.
i. BARRATT. Secretary.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday morning.
about seven o'clock, man named Kelly, who lived In
fortieh street, Eleventh avenue was knocked down
and almost instantly killed the Hudson River Rail-
road Fftie tn street Deceased walking the
rail track, when the down train in sight he then
stepped on the other track and was struck by train
going up which he did not and which killed him
almost Simultaneously. His body mangled in
fearful who tho upper part Of his head torn
away by the engine The remains of the unfortunate
conveyed his residence where the Coroner
notified 10 hold an inquest This melancholy OCCUR
seems to have been purely accidental.
COLLISION ON rur Henson RNER--OSE MAN DRowrsD.
On Friday morning abont o'clock, the steamboat
Troy while her way TO this city and while pasring
Blue Point, Poughkeepsic, was run into by Q
schooner, damaging her homework considerably A
colocd named Thomas Joo belonging to the steam
boat. drowned, the he occupied having been
carried away. There about one hundred and Any
messengers board the time The machinery or the
steamer sustained injury Of any consequences. She
put bnck poughkccpsc from whence the pssseng efs
were brought to the city by another steamer. The
schooner. whose the Captain could not ascertain
the lost her bowsprit and portion Of her bow.
GrnM.. IaNIGR R,rIoS.-we learn that the amount -
German immigration for the month Of April, 1852, v
lni f1I Ilnu..
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Massachusetts Legislature and the Fugitiv,
Slave Law.
Movements of Kossuth,
HIS RECEPTION AT ALBANY, ETC.

ALBANY MAY 15 1852.
The Common Council Committee, and those from
societies, had meeting this morning to make arrange
mcnts for tho reception Of Kossuh There consider
able enthusiasm, and several patriotic speeches we're
made.
The probability il now, that his reception and
tainment will be magnificent and liberal He will be
provided with quarters at Congress Hall.
Kossuth will be met at Pittsfeld, or Springfield on
Tuesday by Col Tompe and portion of the Governors
staff. the part Of the State and by the reception
committee of the Board of Aldermen On the arrival Of
Kossuth at Albany he will be received by tho Recorder
and under military will proceed to the City Hail.
where he will be introduced to the Mayor and subsequent
to the Governor and then to his apartments at Con-
gress Hail. where the most liberal provision has been
made for the comfort of Kossuth and his suit. Adt
Genl L. Ward Smith, will act Marshal of the day
On Wednesday Kossuth will probably visit the u s.
Arsenal at Watervliet, &c.
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AccipRSrs nv BEING RUS OvER.--Yesterday morning.
about eight clock Boarn while crossing the streoe
NJ tho corner of Sheriff and Broome strees knocked
down and run by horse and cart driven by Robek
Carney and severely injured She was conveyed -
her residence, No. 103 Eleventh street. About four
o'clock on Friday afternoon boy named Jacob Kline
was run by horse in Broome street, near Clinton
street and received slight injury He was removed
TO his residence, No 67 Attorney street, by PoncemAn
BeDswangcr.
Acc,pyvr nv Iuy FuIiSG or WALL.-festerday
afternoon Php had his leg badly fractured by the
falling of wall which no undermining, In fifty
second street near the Tenth lie was removed
10 the Bellevue Hospital by Officer Lcggett
military P.R,pr--A CAPTAIN ELEorEp.--0ne day
a Governors Guards This uniform company con-
u,as ono Of the best in the city On Monday the reg
ment turns out for grand parade In rompkns square.
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RoNE, April 10, lsJ-
tn. Close Of Holy Week-Outrdgeous Conduct qfa French
Officer 10 dmerican-Spitcd Retort IF The .imeriean,
and Spirited Conduct Of Mr., Cass the .fne'fean Charge
An event recently occurred here, Of an outrageous
character which has created a good deal Of excitement
and unpleasant feeling among the American residents,
as well as the foreigners generally. now in Rome.
The ceremonies OF the Holy Week closed with the
benedction Of the Pope Faster Sunday in the great
souare OF St Peters Vast 1t Is IL filed on that
occasion with an immense crowd. among whom
probably to found representatives from almost every
country in the world. The military on the ground
IN battle order, making imposing show, and with the
encctators, formed a estimated at seventy
thousand. il Is customary at Rome on all great re-
ious occasions upon the approach Of the Pope, the
elevation Of the Host and similar ceremonies for all
who present to and bend their heads
mark of respect IL happened that Of country
men, Mr. Ipnes, artist of much merit. was standing
near the coonnade where the Swiss Guards stationed
when the roll Of the drums announced the appearance
of his Holiness. French officer who by his side,
Observing that he remained with his head covered,
ordered him in an offensive and insulting maunor
take OF his hat and immediately drew his sword and
knocked IL from his head Mr.. lnnes replied by blow
with hs receiving in return swordcut, which he
repaid with still better stroke. The officer called for
rcndarmcs. and committed Mr.. lines to their
custody, by whom he dragged to prison The
facts Of the communicated, with az
little delay M possible to Mr.. Cass the American
Charge dYlHanrs, who Immediately demanded Of the
government the liberation of MIR nnes engaging the
same time to be responsible for his appearance in the
event Of investigation and trial lie informed in
reply, that hs countryman In the hands OF the
Fcnch authortFs and that TO them application must ~
madc for his reseaso. Mr. Oass reionod that he Kew
pothpg q sbe Ercpcb authorities in Rome tiat X wss
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Abrams ~ SlNro DowISGo.-Wc hare received froia
Santo Domingo. files Of ~ Eco Del Orama TO the llth
ut That part Of the island enjoying tho most per-
feet tranauty and commercial affairs very active
at the last dates. 80.
NJ. Raybaud, consul genegat Of the French repuohc,
arrived from Hnyt boaFd the French war steamer
Crocodilo on tho 0th u;s a sento Domingo wherc ne
was rvcsiyed with cuihusian. The President OF tho
Frcpn republic gaze Dim instructions 10 make rey VI
pV,,cc ana commerce with The Domincans
NJ Hay baud had proposed TO the dominican govern
mcnt to take back with him TO Port au Prnoe All tns
aytcns made prisoners in the last battca and that the
Enporor soulouque would in return send his Doulnioan
pr oDers TO Sopto DoWinSS,
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Lola Monies In Rochester.

KocnEsTER, May 15, 1867
Notwithstanding the very dsagrceable weather, an
other large house assembled last night, to honor the
benefit and the dancing of Lola Montes She met
with tho enthusiastic reception the night pre-
vious. Decidedly she must be improving a danseuss
requires ordinary excro to please the people
of Rochester.
Tomorrow Lola will quit this city-the head quarters
of abotionism and humbug-to fulfil an engagement in
New York. commencing, we believe, Tuesday night.
imprisonment of n Clergyman for Syvind
ling.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1852
The Rev. Mr.. Greene, formerly Methodist minister at
Cincinnati. sentenced to-day to twenty month
imprisonment two bills Of indictment for swinJling
which he had pleaded guilty.
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TrI,EgRApIJIr
THE METHODIST CONFERENCES.

BosroN, May Is, 1859.
In the Methodist Conference to day in tho of tbs
Ecv Mr.. Infkep found guilty Of contumAcious conduct
by the Ohio Conference the decision reversed by
vote of 80 10 62.
The sppcsi OF the Rev J N McCabe was assigned
for Monday to he tried with closed docs Tho ctArges
uc not stated.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

rORPoRATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
affected herehy that the following assessments have
peted by the ASSESSOR and lodged in the of
fee of Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons yizFor paving Thirty drst street. be.
tween Fourth and Broadway The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
ground lots and parcels Of land situated
both sides street. between Fourth
and Broadway the eastery side of Broadway half
TO Threth street both sides Of Madison avenue half
southerly Tltieth and half rtbery Thir
street westerly side Fourth avenue
halfway southery Thrtioth and halfway northery TO
Thirty street. All persons whose interests at
fected by the above named and who
same either of hem requested to
their ob;eoons in writing TO tho uu Mt their Of
foe No Hall of Records. within thirty days from tho
date Of this notice. -
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICH0LS0N.} Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Ofce, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department May
l3, 1863
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Schooner John j. Schrever Ashore.
BosroH, May 10. 1852.
The schooner John j. Schrever. hence for Philadel
phia went ashore on Rainsford Island yesterday She
was got of leaky, and towed back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-16
Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Hon. JudHe Day
NAV l5-6ucrdop MiAer The Eagle LIFE and Hsah ~
s,rrnoe Company qf Ne,o Jrs1t-whch was an action
recover the of insurance policy on the aro
Iluribut Miller, who died In California Verde. or
tiG the full amount sought, o. -.
also so extra allowed.
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Items from New

Items from New Brunsyvick.
ST. JouN, N. b., May Is. 1882
Sir EdmHnd Head and family have taken their depar-
ture for Halifax, en- route for Europe.
Justice benjamin l.. Brown died few days since
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y,ovcwc0ts orIsdIvidusls. or .

Nr Crannr Scheuch ~ Dayton Ohic tsnev Ih -
steamer brother Jonathan. yesterdsy ossrv ass:
patches sss 70 s,n s,s,ss 40 ISsoo upon his sa
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MUSICAL.


EOR LE.-MUsICA INSTRUMENTS.-TWo
Pianos On ootavcs, first quality almost new spien-
did Harp with pedals very cheap tenor 81 sse
very old volins double basses dutos onrionotts Kettle
drums and musio stands f. W1EsE No. 10 Crosby street.
ORgAN-FOR SALE. CHAP FOR CASH, A BEAU
" tul, sweet toned psror Organ. inoiosed in swell OF
nuperior finish, with all the i'm
Csa b. sven a. Ne w BsAk s>rset, ssrss of wAshiastea
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NoEth Carolina Democratlo Convention.
RALEoH, N. c., May Is, 1861.
The Democratic Convention adjourned yesterday after
session Of two days. d d. McRae was the President
The following preamble and resolutions were passed
with unanmity.
The Democrats Of North Carolina in convention as
sembed considering the OCCASION proper for the
Teasserton Of tho well defined and time honored princi
pies that bind them together party, do resolve
First, That we are for rigid construction of the
for Independent treasury, and against a United
States Bank, for tariff for revenue and against tariff
for for economy in the administration of the
federal government and against exravagant expendi
lures for an early payment Of the public debt and
against the payment Of stale and unfounded claims.
Second That devoted to the union of the States
and desire its by strict and faithful obser
Of the constitution and by doing equal and Inn.
partial justice to all its parts
Third That we are willing to adhere to the measures
Of known as the compromise upon tho faith
nl and full execution Of tho law In regard to fugitive
Presidency, who wthholds full prompt and explicit
avowal Of of the said law and Of his determ
Fourth That the public lands are the common pro-
perty Of all the States to be held by tho general
nent a. commen fund for the payment Of the public
debt and other charges upon the public treasury.
Fifth advocates the claims Of tho Hon. Robert Strange
for the Vice Presidency.
Sixth, nominates the Hon. D. S. Reid, for Governor
Seventh and eighth are exclusively on State matters.
Ninth proposes to act in conformity the act Of 1902
in regard to electors for President and Vice President
and that ecctor for each of the nine congressional
tricts be chosen. and one for the State at large.
Tenth, rearms the resolutions Of the Baltimore Con-
venon Of ~ and 49, far applicable to the present
condition of the country
Massachusetts Legislature and the Fugitive
Slave Law.
BosroS, May II, 1852
In the House this morning the bill for the further pro-
lection Of personal liberty, up its engrossmcnt
and defeated by eleven majority The bill had it
become law would have conficcd directly with the
Fugitive Slave law
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CRE0ORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
N Express, via the Isthmus of Nicaragua--Through
in about twenty Ave daysThe Subscribers will
Express freight by this route by tho
PROMETHEUS, Thursday, May 20, at 7. NJ. Shippers
are to have at the Office
Wednssday In not exceeding 100 lbs weight
cells received morning the day the steamer leaves
"s0"'0'' '' - THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents, 200 Broadway
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

pERFORD Il CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
- by tho fastest steamer in the world the iLLiNOS,
May th in charge Of our own special messengers and
freight agents, to connect with the United states mail
steamer Tennessee, via Aspinwa and Panama From the
great speed Of these steamers expected to be the quick
coed l25 ibf in weight, and be made water pro'f Small
parcels for trunks received till o'clock
The day Of sailing No charge for custom house
lar foes No detention at Panama Passage the Z. NJ
s. s. Co. fast and "only hne steamers
Mt our Office at the lowest rates.
BERFORD " CO., Astor House. vesey st.
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ALBANY, May 15 1852.
mandamus mas been argued before the Supreme
Court testing the legality of the recent selection of
State paper.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 1e. 1852
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

From Washington.
WAsHsoror May Is, 1S52
The Senate is not in session today having adjourned
to Monday
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ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. s.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in AZ hours N. j.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York At foot
Leave Phadephia same hours Of Walnut street.
Fare reduced for first class and 81 80 for second clas
baltimore and Charleston through sold
lines and luggage carried in che A. NJ
and 5 NJ lines from New York, with through conductors
without
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WOOD's MINSTRELs, AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL
IA Broadway above Howard strcet-Tho pro priet
tsas in 70 the public that he has
In the world. and determined to make Woods Minstrel
Hall in every worthy the patronage Of ladies and
gentlemen OF this city He also this
express his thanks for The great conferred him
promises to rsplenish IL to timo With whatever
novelties Or striking talent appear in the profession
and Saturday af.slnoons Admission Doors opss
csrts commence u N BThe strotest order and
decerun will be greatest attention PAD
TO the comfort Of vsters.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs-TARR
reduced-Regularity and safety combined.oThe cars
efthe New York Harlem Railroad leave the City Hall
station New York daily Sundays exeepted) at 9oclock
"A. NJ, April 81, 1852. M. SL0AT, Superintendent.
CAMDEF AND AMBoY. RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ dcpha from pier No. l. North river foot Of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily
forming att A. M Afternoon express line at
O. NJ through to Philadelphia in four and half hours
gsIeIhs.t class cars So second class tby ~ line
Walnut street, at A. NJ and Up. Emigrant line, by
steamboat TRANSPORT, from pier No. !, at r. n
tyare
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NATIoNAL HALL NOS. 20 AND 81 CANAL STREET
Sunday evening" May l6 Great attraction for this
only vocaists-Frst appearance of Signorna Inbropid
10 f.. this Es tho eminent Fa
Grand Symphoni In fat from Haydn, wifi be played wi
increased Orchestra Leader of the Orchestra Mr. Herwig
Tickets @ CENTS be had at all the
hotels, and At the Hall For particulars programme.
J. ALBERT, Proprietor.
THIES. Mana
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IN edaganst buying in negotiating any OF the
following checks lost yesterday and payment thereof has
been stopped:-One check drawn Butchers Il Droyers
Bank Thos Carney to Bartlett smith, being Tor
dohsrs and the other hundred dollars
Also check drawn by G. Meyer the Fulton Bank for
two hundred dollars. BARTLETT SMITH.
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EHRISTY's OPERA X0vsE. MECHANICS HALL
~, - No. ~ Rroadwa Grand street Open every
and wsu LnSwn Chrisys Mnstrels comprising efficient
.nd versatile SorPs Of "talsntss and "experienced
concerts IN this city for succession Of Aye have
able audiences Tickets. 25 cents Doors open Il
menoe Ct o'clock The patrons Of Chtys Mnsrels are
ared digcO ntinued
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KJIBLO'S GARDEN-COMMINCE AT s O'CLOCK
IN Monday, May II, Aubers comic opera Of CARLO THE
MINsTREL-in which tbe fayorite VOCALIST Nine Thlon
appear Tuesday the wonderful Caroline Rousset and her
three sisters will perform in the two ballots Of CATARINA
snd CIgEI.IE.
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rONCERT OF MADAME OTTO GoLDSCHMIDT FOR
~ merly Jenny Linda few choice to be had at
ADRIANCE. SHERMAN s. CO.'S Bookstore, No. 2 Astor
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LHELLOwS' MINsTRELs.-NOrICE.-THE ORIGINAL
we'll known "FelIows Minstrols" comprising an On;
under the direction Of J. B. Fellows would respectfully In
form the public that due notice will be given when they
commence their oncerts again In Broadway.
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DRACKETTS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHR.
ID wrecked Mother and Child, at Stuyveans Institute,
$50 Broadway open, (for short time only,) from
A. N. till ~ p. n. Admission, IS cents; season toketA
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VNEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS, OF THE CITIES
of Peru and Davenport for sae.-xfO000 Of the city
Of Davenport Iowa, bonds having years and
$4,000 Of the city q Peru Illinois bonds having twenty
20 both bearing interest at ten cent
and by the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road Company Further particulars be known BY Ap
plying to E. w. CLARK, DODGE Il CO.,
5i Wall street, corner Of William.
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t1sTba AZ craas HnIshK FKUPKIE.
celebrated Cornct Band will take place sun
Day evening. May L. Prosramms-PaTt LII Non fae
ngs gruss. waltz and on-Labtzky Oe Cara,
cavatiDaBellni; g. Phantom Chorus-Bellin g. Blghted
Flower Thomas Coates Part III. Domino Noir-Ar-
ngBeni; Star Of Loye-Wallace; 10. Evening Bells
II. d. Dodworth; H. Wandering Wilo-Old Scotch song:
IT, Glendo Polka-Allan DodWorth Admittance % ots
To commence nj o'clock - -
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MENTAL ALCHEMY.-PROF. b. BROWN WILLIAMS
lNI lectures and experiments at Beecker Hall,
of Blocker and Morton Streets Monday Tuesday We'd
nesday and Friday evenings Of this week Lecture
mcnce at o'clock. Admission-l2is cents Consultation
Office 506 Broadway.
DROFESSOR CHARLES, WIZARD OF AMERICA)
i will astonish the world in Natural Magic Scientih,
and Exporn en- ntal Philosophy, soon.
DROFESSOR WILTON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF TIE
i World, will commence early in the fall
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03
ST. JOHNS URY,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1852.
TIE FIRE AT WASHINGTON.

We gave the Geographic reports of this fire
last week but have received further particu-
lars bv the mails since The fire. it is salts
factorily ascertained, took from defective
tue
The greatest loss is of books-the most val
liable part of the Library being destroyed
1t consisted IS 900 volumes. 1000 of which
were burned. The original papers Of Jcfler-
son, 5000 valuable manuscripts, the Adams
and Hamilton papers. and the Annals of Con-
grcss, are included in the loss. Besides the
books many paintings of great value were
lost, including Stuart'S painting of the first
five Presidents, an original portrait of Co
lumbus, and many others: also statue of JEFF
ftrson, a bust of Gen. Taylor and of LAFAYETTE
&C.
The loss of books is estimated at 5000, 900,
and the damage to the building, $4,000.
The Library belonging to the Government
was entirely DESTROYED in 1914, when the
British burned the Capital. The manuscript
papers appertainns to the early history of
the country, are kept in the State, War and
Navy Departments which are located some
distance from the Capitol, and are therefore
All s.r.