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superior Cowt-Part Second.

BefOre Chief JustlcH
Orc 10 - Cot,is Dtrard Root. " Pape and Ihee-
do,e was nm action three bills OF exchange
for The defence ret up by MI Taggard was that
the Defendants who are residents OF San Juan were
minors At the time the debt contracted Mr. Cram,
counsel for the plaintiff submitted that the defendants
should show by the Laws Of San Juan that infancy was
coed defence snd failing TO 90 that the plaintiff was
who returned special verdict that the defendant Gray
an infant at the time Of the contraction OF the debt bat
that to the defendant Pope II not proven The
Chief Justice directed general verdict to be entered for
the plaintiff against both defendants for 81 G63 SO,
subject to the opinion ofthe Court above
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lectisn Of which should live in the memory and in
the heart Of all the parties present. 1t undoubted
ly WILL for to the pleasure and delight derived from
this ball added that still greater pleasure that
fills the heart Of every loyal Spsniard at the
tion Of the name Of our adored sovereign, that sym
Dol of peace and felicity.
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Our Naval correspondence.
NORFOLK, Dec 8, 1872.

The Steoners Princeton and Pouhatan - Cholera.
The United States steamer Princeton lying 10 this
yard, of which wrote you few days SINCE has bcen
ordered to New York without delay, and Ia now taking
In coal and will probably leave here Friday next
The United States steamer rowhatan went up 10 the
Yard yesterday and the workmep have commenced oPe
ratons upon her Her centre shaft IL 70 DO supplied
by Messrs Mmrick Son OF Philsdsphia aud II IL ex-
pected will be ready for shipping In about two weeks.
There have been severa cholera In this voni-
" during the last few days Mr. Foster, the harbor
ter died yesterday making four or Eve cases with,
In n Fortnight
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The Crescent City Dinieuity-Letter from
the Hon. Edward Everett.

From the Diario de la Marina, Dec.
OTFIcy oF CONVENIENT CAPTAfr GENERAL or
EvKR FAITHFUL ISLAND OUsA, &o.;-
His FxceleDcy the Governor and Captain General has
been to order that publicity be given through the
official paper, 70 the following comm unicaton which he
has directed to the captain OF this port and also to the
documents quoted In the zane.
MARTIN aALIAN0,
Havana, November 90 1854 Political Secretary.
His Excelency the Minister Plsbipotentiary Of Her
Majesty at Washington has Forwarded me anots directed
10 him the 18th instant, by the Honorable Secretary
Of State OF the United etass BY sdavt
In due form Of Law TO the effect that the Purser Of the
Crescent City Mr.. william Smith, In every respect
sultl~s u the charges ~sferred against him, With
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Superior Court-Part First.
Before Hon. Judge Paine

VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY.
DEc 10 -Bepjansin NJ Warrington and WUe Us. the NeU
York and Ner H4cen Railroad Company This was an ac-
tion brought by the Rev. Mr. Warrington, Of Stamford,
Connecticut against the York and New Haven Rail-
road Company for injuries inflicted his wife BY COL
ision the eth January 1851 already reported IN
the HERALD. The jury this morning rendered sealed
verdict In favor Of the plaintiff for $3.50
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rived Mt Mariel, till the night ene was tONed OUT,
by the Sirena, frsm Bahia honda.
III they Intend to send out their cruisers to watch
lbr her return to this soas, and want infornaton
about her. since they pretend not to know let ths
send for and arrest her ownsr, who is said TO
have received n cargo Of FIVE hundred negroes
NJ Camiriosa the other day, and upon which
occasion, his having feed General Pavia the Cover
nor OF Mstanzas was 20 notorious that honest Gen.
orsl Concha dismissed Pavia from his post. Let
them send for and arrest the capita ms OF the steamer
GKena and OF the two schooners, who. In sontravsn
tion Of the strictest laws in the Spanish eode were
employed clandestiney to transport arms aud ana
unition from one port to another in this island, to
the manifest danger Of its tranquility, and adordng
precedent for others to follow their bad examp
and let them also send for and arrest the agent OF
the owner, who came up on the Sirena With the
American sailsrs, who brought them clandestinely
on shore, three at time, aud who busted himself
IN obtaining for them lodgings, and interested him
self 20 much to get them shipped and out OF the city,
Ger ar certain parties should hear Of their arrival
Do this, General Cahedo, instead Of arresting Cap
tAin Cray and bic two or three men, you will be
Ending yourself in another difficulty with my coun-
Hymsn, which may probably be the cause o. another
back out, as dgrscefu a. that Of the affair Of the
Crescent City.
will acknowledge that hate the slave
trade. / think that the horrible trail, in hu-
man flesh, which IL carried on TO frightfal extent
between Cuba and the coast OF Africs ought TO DO
put q stop TO, and that these Spanish authorities
ought 10 be made 10 comply with the stpulations Of
ne solemn treaties which they have entered into
with other powers for the suppression Of this horr
bae trait The seizure and detention sometimes OF
ssms cid vessel, rs has happened once Or twice
lately, found abandoned on the coast, after the
slaves have been safely landed. Ia no proof OF the
determination Of these people 10 put an end TO this
tsaAs, Although to serve certain purposes .ney 90
not fail 10 make much merit Of having 90 detained
vss.ei suspectsd Of being or having been, engaged
IN slave trading; and ! repeat 70 you again what
1--we 10 shsa sid before, that Whenever We time
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HoN. JOHN p. HALE.-The rumor that John p.
Hale take up his residence In this town Ia CONTRA
dictsd. 1t is sad BY those who profess 10 know,
that 10 bis intention remain In Dover and TO
distct In place Of Hon. Amos Tuck -Csncod Psriof,
DE. o.
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Panic Among the Grave DiEgsrs-santiago
dc Guba.


fProm the Disro de Ia Marina, Dec.l]
We read the folio giDg in the Ordsa:-
It would be difficult TO describe the diihcnltiss
that have during some little time past, bcset the au
liberties Of this city and almost psrayzed their o.
forts TO attend TO tho numerous and pressing NO
oessities and demands, accustomed y the tsrrioie
sn,demio that ia row in our midst The terrors at
tendpt upon the scourgs are, Of course as Is usual
under like circumstances increased by vulgar errors
and preoccupaticns very curious one Of thus omar
acter 10 the panic that rsigns among the grave
djegers. and those Who until now, performed the
duties attendant upon interments. They now 70,
ius. to perform any part what lev thsrs ana
very painful position. The authorities have been
under the indispensable necessity OF adopting
measures propsrtioned TO the exigency OF c,icu. :,
stances for IL there is to inter the poaes -
the Seceased Il is easy 70 imagine the horrible -
pect shch the holy precincts OF the Cemetery
present, and the d esdful evils which sm.tvv =,
from an seglsmeration Of corpses ina ooups p.n'
rsym A. Ours. ana where terror increases ~ nu"'
dred sold the serious character OF ths EVIL
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arrives that the Government Of Spain chooses to act
with good faith with regard 10 the slave treaties,
and commands that more slaves shall be intro
duced into the island of Cuba from Africa, the Cap
tain General put end to the traffic with the
saDe ease and certainty he has destroyed the
siyely carried on hence with the United States :
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DECEMBER 10 Chsrles Henry Wood the young man
above mentioned called and sworn.-knew the prisoner;
first became acquainted with him at Frenchs Hotel,
about six months ago. did not know his name till sone
two months anerw was o . =. mo vsssrasy
Q-Where did you receive that check! A. From WI.
bur @ -Reste the circumstances. Ale nrst met
me at Frsnch's Hotel and asked me what WAS doing:
this was in one OF the sitting rooms; he asked me
would be willing to 80 into something with him that
would make BY Tho na,a, tb. :. s ussa
asksd him what II and he asked me II mas nearo
Of the scraps he was in some time ago. ted him had
he ard about It, but not the particulars sup
nos, this was something OF the sort he nodded his
head but did not cay sDythipg pretty much al
tba was sad that day be said he would again to
morrow and when the came he met me At
the same plsee-at Mr.. French's-apd ne wrote
off something on some paper ! don't f no .ssS
he would meet the next day at half past ten
think that was Monday; went to the Broadway ban.
,eme checks on the SEVENTH sr nut m or and he
said he would get somewhere else the next time
raw him 1hursday; be had some cheeks IN ra nv
which he said he got In Wall street, this was NJ
we stayed there till about IL o'clock and tnen ith
to his lodging house Chambers strees W. Nests
@ we Main psper az rst; he said that was to
get his band in; then ne sigped mnsrny IL win
picked ont the best we ss not much said he
asked What should do was 70 60. casgn ~ s
would keep il myself and stsna =. =, @ .y h,s
o,ooh we came up Chambers street and cross
ed the park separated on ,ne corner o. n
The check and was sYfested, a. has been
Iunn a. udentdss the check produced) am nineteen
nsst Jrly and an native o. North Adams asssschu-
.ttss have been here about year. came from spring
field Massachusetts. ,,,,,
sf.,xsmin.d b. ar. sp,sSs-.-f never raw Wilbur
,bree months b~ssre; vss bark epcr At frenchs or
three vest was barkes per different places over
the city; DID nothing for the hrrt Elk montnsi was
per about three months In difsrsnt places De
fore TO Prepchr was 1t tbs Terrapin Luncn TOT
month; that the frt place vas I'M for the ethel
| four months was the town
To the Court-wm at Flovcsees before was al
Trpch q, sftsr I left the TefIspin
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D,sy,,cr CosvsxY,ops-Jup,caAI

D,srn,cr CoHvsxrioss- JuoiciAt.
Llhs.y. Nsy 1.-THE Csnvsnsses lor
the Ssh Congressional district. ~ TO-
Say and appointed Seess delegate 10
the National Convention.
The disric. comprising E~es. Frank.
lin, and Clinton counties, also send q
Sc 1T delegate.
The Court Of Appeals met to-day,
and proceeded IN the case Of Phelps '.
Newell, Canal Auditor. This 10 ene Of
the cases in which the Cosrt below had
ordered mandamus 10 b issued against
him. This case presented the pure
Constitutional quessioa. and the decision
Of the Supreme Court was rnanimous-
" reversed. and q mandamss .Asaied.
judge Wellss declined to vos4 The
judgment ofshe Ssprsme Court In Or.
anss County, that the Canal law is un'
constitutional, was unsaiaously alhsa.
ed, Judge wellss still declining 70 vote.
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A CAnaixa psosoH A. SsA.--Ths
Brig Dstsnsar. which arrived si Phiis'
delphia, lee, Saturday. reports that on
The voyage, date and locality not Grated
bva seasvhers beyond the gulf stream
= bsrd Asw sboard The sssssl. and
lishesd On the shoulder u one Of the
men, I, had around iis neck Bit 81
tape. bearing the nams. &c. Of the bril
Marie. calling from Nar,inQue fol
Hasre, and . request shss notice nigh
Be given in one Of the newspspsrs thai
oil was veil on beard. The bird dew
Cd ~ soon ~ the message was taker
from i,s neck. Lloyd's List report.
the sams vessel - having arrived o.
Havrs from Martinique on the Slss o
March jest iwo days after the abovs
message vas despatched.
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BANK AT SOUTH RoYALroN.-We
learn from the Woodstock Mercury
that bank has been established at
South Royalton, under the General
Banking law, Of last year, with . CAP
itoi Of $50,000-Daniel Tarbell Jr.,
President. This is the FIRST organisa.
ton We have heard Of under the new
Law.
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~ The Home Journal says that
he last enssalmeot Of Jenny L,nd's
nsniscess gin Of . 10000 towards
the sndovnsss II schools u her native
country, hes been dispatched. Her
pledge 70 give thai sun has besa ~.
Assoed, and she nay now salny ~.
jsies 10 The csassiessnsss 81 having 10
bly, scosop,isAed . noble saSssvor.-
IL b . sssisiaesise. Too. To ,hs people Of
iAis cesssry ,Aas Ia ssvardisg Tie
'.ses si"s~. tsGr aossy has bsss
veil bss,avsa
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Co A Louisville letter from IN in
{ elligent source says tina. the State Of
Kentucky can b carried triumphantly
for either Scott or Chittsnden.

SECOND SroHr.-A southern cor.
respondent Of the New York Spirit Of
tho Times relates tho following good
anecdots.
A capital old gentleman Of tho old
style. who lives no: over . thousand
miles from this, has enc very funny
optical popularity, Wis: an agsravs.
ted and multiplied form Of double
sightedness, occurring at dinner, af.
ter the fifth or sixth bottle has become
smaller aud beautifully less He
is constantly followed BY . faithful
pointer dog. answering to tho name
Of Watch The other day. while
dining with him, after We had made
sundry and divers appeals to . few
bottles Of old Port, We arose to leave
the table. The old 'un's' eyes in
turning round fell on Watch, who had
been reposing at . respectful distance
behind his masters chair, and who,
at his masters rising, came forward
to meet him, wagging his tail, tongue
out. &C., As dogs usually behave when
delighted. The old 'un looked At him
for an instant, rubbed his Dyes. look.
ed At the dog again elevated his cane
to . striking position .hesitatsd-drsw
bis specs from their case, placed
them on bis nose, and took . survey
Of Watch. In an instant, down came
tho cane on the dogs back. with
hic-g c't--o o.t Wasch-hie-you'rs
getting too ID Numerous.
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NJ B. d. Harris, Esq., late SEQ.
rotary Of Utah, has been appointed
Secretary Of New Mexico.

~The Boston Daily Nail ssys:-
A scene occurred in the House Of Rep.
resensstives this morning. not put down
In the "orders Of the day" A man
made his appearance 1t the door Of the
hall, who demanded in loud voice to
see the Speaker. - be had . mission
for him from Heaveni This rather
surprised some Of the Wing. in the lob.
by, who supposed tho mission more
likely to b from the other place I Al
the man Was evidently insane be wa
helped down stairs." no, withou. Q
good deal Of resistance. He 10 . Scotch.
man BY the name Of Graham, and hss
lately bssn in the employ of NJ Curtis,
Of Abingdon, ia cutting leather. Hs b
insane with the idea that his mission on
earth 10 to "eseais auch q reform %
Cbri's usds on the day Of Pso.seos.."
Il VS. very proper that be shssld begin
WITH the Legislature arse.
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ARRIVAL O. ~. CANADA AT

HALIFAX, TUESDAY AWNING
The Royal Mail Steamship Cssa.
do sailed from Liverpool on Saturday
May let, At 6 o'clock, P. NJ, and a.
rived here At 8 o'clock this evening
with 81 passengers. At midnight
Let inst. Of 6ksrriss, passed steam.
ship Africa, from New York for Liv.
erpool. The Canada has sxpsrisne.
ed, with the exception Of . few days.
very stvoos head winds.
The q. B. mail steamship AtlanGil
arrived at Liverpool on Thursday ,sbs
29th ult. The steamship Great Brit
ian sailed from Liverpool on Saturday
May 1ss for New York, with 160
passengers.
The nsws BY the Canada embraced
frsm The date Of the sailingof steam.
ship Washington from Southampton
1t / o'clock P. NJ. on Wednesday
uls., to Saturday, May. 1ss.
EHoLAND.--Thc House Of Com.
mons Was occupied on Wednesday il
discussing . measure proposing I,
abolish religious tests in the Scotcl
Universities. Aitsr . heightened cir
cussion the measure was negativsd b,
Is maj ,rity. The second reading o
the Colonial Bishops bill was made III,
occasion Ct q speech by Mr.. Gladston.
in favor Of appointing Bishops in con.
nection with the Church Of England
to the Colonies. The debate was ad
journed till May 29th.
In the House Of Lords, on Thurs
day, Earl Granville took occasion Ia
ask the Government whether the hon
ors that were paid to Con. Rosas or
his landing at Plymouth, we're by or,
der Of Government.
Lord Malmesbury gave an evasive
reply. to the effect that he believed
no orders went from his department
but Rosas was no common refugee
but one who had shown great distinc
ton and kindness to British merchant.
who had traded With his country, and
whatever bis cruelties, unfortunately
exaggerated, had been in South Amer.
ica, the English Government could no.
mark them here BY any stigma.
The Commons, the same day, had
hnforo fhav, . vnoksn,, - o.. orloIa ~ a
revenues Of the Church. Leave was
given to bring in . bill on this sub.
ject.
Mr.. Heywood's motion for com.
rnittee to consider the proprioty Of
preserving tho Crystal Palace, came
up, and long debate, which ensued,
terminated in . division-103 for
Committee. to 221 against it-so the
Palace will be pulled down. Its de
molition commences today, May LIST.
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A young woman, say'S the Philadel>
phia Nation 81 Argus, employed At the
Mint, who has been deaf and dumb for
several year,, oesasiossd By scarlet
fever, fsw days siaes, while engaged
at her usual occupation, exclaimed %,
! believe ] can speak.' The astonish.
ment Of those IN the apartment With
hsr was 70 ereas sAas oas Of the females
tainted, and msss u ,kea we're surpsis.
ed beyond measure. She ~ since
entirely recovered her speech
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q Mr. Lewis Morsa, Of Springfield
Ohio, lately diseased, has iefs go. 900
to be expended In the promotion Of the
cause Of popular education. The leea-
cy to take effect after tho disease Of bis
widow.
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q In the Superior Obur, Of New
York on Friday, . verde, Of $4,000
Was rendered against the New York
and New IIavsa Railroad Company
for damages to . passenger BY collision
10 Oc,ob~r lsst.
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Tho following ansodots Of . lss.l n
man # Missouri. was compiled ,as,yl
ago from . asvspspsr Of t6st ssAh. q
i . rsey freshness about Il list = al
lightfal:
Being ouse opposed 70 Ms. 81
latsly q member Of Cong,ss, be NJ
= follows to tbs jury. upos some r
dissCssmsnt bstvesn den:
Here ny brother 6-ssd I ~
tsrially. Nov thk. aAsr u. b WI
ri. Men seldom ~ thiaey Il III
light /; and they may disagree h eph
on Tie simplsa p1peiplsS q ~ hi
that very bensst!y /; Will. SIS aA
neither. perhaps. On pssss;vs ~
reason Why thsy sasaid. And shitd
y bscasss they look q di0srsss q
tbs subjsst. and DO aes view Il b
bsssinGp.
Nov. IT - suppsss. Sor - 4
illustration. that . men shoald sse9
this courtroom. sud boldly asssss =
brother Sc hssd {" (hsrs h
hand wy hmiliasly spss l. hsr1
ls-haad" Of his epponsnt) ~ 81
I. on the othsr haad. sbse1 1aish
perhaps With equal eonAls.ss. ~
9 head. Nov. bsss would b d1s1
doabtlss IN heasA diAsssp-dT
We might sssus sbsst i ill dsst
and ssvss sgrss. Voc sitss ~ e
guing upon eaeisots jsss y ~Y4 .
Ming g this Bat . third psnas {
70. and locking d ~ ssek snd -
That support Il, voaA ny Il %"
bad reason % ny sids /; fos Il i ~
bad. y q lsast oesspisd tbs pc" q
Il stood whsss . hsaA ss@M b ~
All thb w saasssd u 10 Vs's
nost selsaa mannsr Imaginable. =
sfsst ~ issssistibly Isdis1Oss-
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Prayer inaBou Room.-At Chicago,
the other day, some ono sent % invita-
ton TO Elder Knapp, the celebrated
revivalist, to attend ball. This he did
and entering the ball room, commenced
pvey;"s 10 the vast number who wen,
TO pay their devotion TO the shrine oil
Terpsiehers, instead Of attending
prayer meeting; bu, before he bad
proceeded far, . voice VAS heard-"for.
ward four |" The music commenced
playing. and the Elders voice W.
drowned BY ths"noise and confusion y
He shortly after retired There
10 place forsvery thing. - veil - q
time for It, and ws Are not surprised 1t
Elder Knapp's failure.
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q orrin Hyde and Mr.. Richards,
both Normous, hS'e tsea nominated
BY the President to tsts tho place Of
two judges who suddenly withdrew
from Utah some time ago.
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~ The Ohio Legislature has Axsd
the salsriss ofsAs priaeipis officers Of
Ssats ~ follows; Governor, 1900 Sa.
prsme and Conses Pleas Judges. Is,
900 f; other siass emssrs from $1,000 70
$500. 8
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-! Ghostlaw, who escaped from
Jail at this plaes, . few days since,
has been discovered and rstarned 70
b.: former qsartss. He wss arrest.
% ss Gown Pe;ns. and brosghs bssk
lest vesk. The adversissmsst IN oar
psPse u y bio detection, ssd tIs
rs~s,d( go } vs. paid By ~ ehsr
ID so'as Psrsen Informing NJ Reg
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q The propeller Vermont has ar.
rived al Clesveland from Ogdensburgh
being he first vessel through the We'll
land Canal .hisSssason. She carried
goods from Boston through to Cleave.
land in twelve days.
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q A man calling himself Asa w.
Berry, Of Rutland, w., was arrested in
Claremont, N. H, week before last,
charged with breaking into and robbing
the Union Store and . jewelry shop
in that village. After his arrest be
stated that he belonged 10 q combine.
ton Of robbers recently formed for sys.
tema.ic operations in various quarters,
and that Tuesday night was designated
by them ~ the time to make descen.
upon smother je~elry shop, in tina,
place. He was held to answer in the
sum Of $500, in default Of which he
WAS committed.
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10 1t is reported BY electric ,sle-
graph from Tieuns, that the psrsscu.
.ions against the mother and sister of
Kossuth have been stopped, and they
are At liberty 10 90 70 America.
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NEvER eArrsyIsD.-Lately, - 4
gentleman was sxsEining desk. which
had stood In an old out.buil ding Tor q
long time, be found small bag, which
he thought shot beg. bu. on. taking Il
up. the bottom came out, and 10 hi.
surprise out rolled 6vs hundred gold
pieces. After cosniing them, hs ~.
marked that he was very sorry that hs
had not found then twenty ysars soon.
sr, that be might hsvs had the int sress
Of shsn also daring that period.
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TINS BEsr FalExp. mos> \
BE Of all companions 10 simple. faail
without any high prs'ensions y = 4
avs greatness one W. bvss k1s q
dsrstaods tho ~ Of Il; sbleisg sliksl
hours; sAovs Ill Of . oel1sa tspDa
seoa1fast - an anchor. ~ - .
W gladly exchange Ne cssAssl ~
most brilliant VT. II psa1bssasSs II
-Lsssing.
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STATUE OF WAsixe7ox.-Ths con.
tract for tho proposed statue Of Wash.
i"gton. to b. erected in this city, wal
concluded On Wednesday hst with
Messrs Greenovah and Brown two Of
our mos. eminent sculp.ors. The stat.
10 10 to DO colossal and equestrian, the
material bronss, and 10 to be placed in
Union Square. Tho designing, model.
ing and casting will probably occupy
about three years.-CN. Y. Mirror.