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IMPORTS.

BoRDEAtYPer bark Arend4 hhds ,vine
nisn 10 * 90 pipes % bb brandy Vrrdcnburh &coiO =
hhds $50 Sssei dp Aagnaa21 pipes do Wolfe &eoiOA
pipes 10 6b do IouSis y so DO 40 hhds wine
Ise RoShereau kco pipe wine G Saa'er2s hhds wine
fGsse &Soo hhds 10 Ca &coIs hhds do hhas
10 foyer Broi5 y Is hhds do Gdneest.r u hhls
Seguon &coiO hhds do. bale hampers
cases 20 hhds wine Pne &co6 do TalomonS
brandy Gilemeec &eo9o hds so y do wine ht9s
90 Maxent-60 hhs 80 y Lnaa Gandoo hhs
do ,ino \; chs brandy Cslnsacs20 hhs wine Icostea =
hhls do Williamson Nran GartialS 4 hbs
hhs SO y do mss Pine &c04O hhds
cases wine 10 = ISL 4 pipes brandy $50 bottles
hhds 20 x do wine Al y pipes brandy, 1855 pkgs mdse, order
CAfDFF-rer bark Amede bars railroad iron
WILNlINGToNPer bark stores
to order
HAVANA-Per brig Lola 27s hhds molasses o order.
RIO DE JANERoPe brig Dephine bags coffee NJ
Heine
SAN JUAN DE NCARAGUA-Per hr Amphtrite Fruit,
RuATAN lSAND-Per schr Converse &co
HANANA-Per schr Mary Ellen;
of fruit Delyalle Moreno+9 ias tobacco +2 bxs
bxs PUG Mir &co2 Epreu Delyae
do Zeckendrat3 do, bas coffee Lbs
Porto-26 bales tobacco Y Quadras ico.
PENsACoLAPer sch Dora: $4,000 feet lumber, 1900 ahs
Poo.y aco.
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MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS June Ia, 1852
COMMON CouNcu THE CRY NEwoRLEaSs
No, To-.

No 1pI.
Rescir That the Mayor be- and he is hereby. author
lied to have seal ordered for the city of Neworleans
so to enable him to furnish copies of documents to the
City Attorney and the several Courts
lsRnedl WN. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
tSEnedl FRENS. ALPUENTE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved llth June, 1852.
lsgnsdl A. n. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTVERPOOL

BALTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY june O.
EUROPA, (Br.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, s.
NIAGARA, (Br.).. for ON.......sATURpAY, ~
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA, (Br.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY. - 26
ARCTIC, Nm) So. for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 3d.
ASIA Dr.. ....... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY July g.
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN ...... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June
WASHINGTON -. for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY 49,
HuMBoLDT..... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY July T.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY a.
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW. for PHILADELPHIA. WEDNY
CITY OF MANCHESTER. for PHILADELPHIA. .wEDNY, 49,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry
Monday Evening, June II, 1852
The stock of Cattle left in the market comprises about
80 head Of Western Beeves and lbs Cows with Calves
The larger portion of Sheep Offering of poor descrp-
ton and sold at inside figures Hogs rather dull hut
prices firm,
hhkF oArrLE " esternl ...;....... 61sc 2 Ii net
(Lake and Texas) ........465l &c u is net
HOGS p Ii net
sHEEr :...........S1 25tDs3 90 Il head
aiLcH lows 5000 $40 n head
Valves AND fEAhLiNGs.. Sc 0o00$S 90 q head
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No 102
Be ordained by The Cannon Council Of the city Of
Orleans That hereafter all certificates of the Surveyor
and Street Commissioner for work done under contract
for the city of shall be approved by the Chair
o. the Committees of Streets and Landings of the
Common Council in the absence of the Chairman
either Committee, by the acting Chairman before said
certificates comptroed by the Comptroller.
lSignedl Wbi. C, C. CLAIBORNE
President of Aldermen
ISignedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved lih June, 1882
Isigned] A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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No 1l1.

No 10I
RSocd That in conformity to the twenty ninth section
of the act of Consolidation the Comptroller is hereby
authorized to sell at auction to the lowest bidder
days notice in theoicia journal contract for fitting up
the polls and cleansing the premises the day following
elections when the expense of said elections to be paid
by the city.
The bids amounting to "a certain sum in dollars and
cents for each poll and for each time said poll required
be fitted up by order of the Mayor who shall give at
least five days notice to said contractor prior any
ton the work to be done per specifications made by
the Surveyor such may be on file in his Office
(Signed1 VIM. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
Signed] FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved i9h June, 1852.
ISignedl A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mavor.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
.R7.idgcsUatel' Paint,

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Rs'idycsUates' Paint,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,, |
SHIPS RAILROAD CARS DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND |
UNDER WATER.
F The attention of the public respectfully called the following
testimonials c the celebrated BRDGEWATER PAINT tits
unnecessary the than add that after EIGHT MONTHS
South the character the Paint firmly established and
offered the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF lNo. T. MILLER. OF ATTAKAPAS |
my every respect
AID NM 5 int e. ns;
the 1 f B snS aa;
s w s. % has S ans a s
surface, which has proved entirely inperyioua.
Newleera AtakApas, March is, 1859. '
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
as s % III n ss and
hesitation in SUI n ny P1y iDs
Neworlsans, December ; 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPoISE.
Ihare used the BRpGEwATER PAINT for which Me,srs
ca are ON the assf Of se
CONSTANTLY falling upon it has had NO EFFECT
In about PERFECT SLATE, salts
fed Of all the qualities to aGTs i CERTAIN
ssiR h he
forth in sn sfsn'' BROWN Captain Of rowsoa pos
Nsworsans, December i, 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
had The LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with BRIDGE
opinion with the Brown
hs RoRP9sE We cheeruy recommend said PAINT as su
'-'''0'' isgned) HUGHES, vALI,ETT & THOMAS,
, ,,,,r-, Louisiana Dock Yard
80 Agents ntsI Louisiana s NAB Dry Dock Co.
NewOrleann February 4, 1857.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
used the BRIpGEwATER PAINT for the Eve MONTH.
am s % s 1sn bs end lon and
sIs%
sss As M ali
qualities @ PaD
| New Orleans, February s,iss9 isacsmp street.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
Ths having confidence the
give Pretsrsnes Brdgswalsi
s, c1ss aa%s
< sRo g fs. a s as%e MUTUAL MUTUAL
5oN LFEYRE P fs,Ssn asssssn'
sAai s AsHf6 SS9, T DssSas tGaa3a
addition above, Agents their
equally respectable parties may app
at their oce which those Captain Robbins
Leodes Captain VIM Cuts Cooper;
Cuum Assistant Engineer NewYok Railroad Lieut.
H. Talcott NewYork Arsenal S. Smith,
Quaemsster United saes Military Academy, Oliver
late Superintendent (now Secretary Of the River lros
Company, etc., etc. .. c. BOGERT co. Camp street,
Agents for the States of Luaan Mississippi and
/ 90 SUB-AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS
Aessrs. STARK DAY, sTAUFFER d co.
| Messrs. PRIES1LY q BEN.
Messs. J. WATERMAN 4 co.
JOHN STROUD L CO.
+. RICHARDS.
E. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
| At MoBILE-JAMES G. WHITAKER,
NlCKSBUhG-BYRNE ANDERSON.
SALyESToN--JoNEs uFFERD.
BATON RouGE--l.Evl KEILUbt.
| ATTAkAfAs~o, u, Z, WaiGpKN, spss 4.wu
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DAaSENlER
LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED

Per bark Admiral, from Bremen-276 In steerage.
Per brig Ada from San Juan de Nicaragua passengers
Per sc Amphtre from Su Juan de NIcaragua9 passengers
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NEW ORLh NJ and Car fTs Es E ssssgszsz.ss;11
rollton Raio- tor Line-fsSf SfHtsSI2l--Hx&E
Departure OF Trains. nNeGOrleaRs:
Horse CarsEapa6 past 9, and ha-past II p NJ
Steam Trans-s hour afterwards until incu
syely summer, and until quarter past in winter
From Carroltoa:
Horse Cars NJ, s and 10 P.a
M every hour afterwards until ncu
lively summer, and until hslf-ias P. " in winter.
FARE-15 Children II and Servants 10 cents
the third Monday ebrunTy
end the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
These from the Depot No. is Baronne street.
Departure II Cars
Winter, Lafayette and X O'Clock.
Depot Is Baronne street. ......754 and 81
In Summer, from lafaye and
Depot Is Baronne and s
which the will each fifteen minutes until
o'clock P.
Then Mt *, g. 10 and II P. NJ, from the Depot.
Aud 81, g3 and l0@ P. NJ, from Lafayette.
FARK-lO cents Children under 10 years, half price.
IT, Not-Spea Night for Parts Balls Meetings. ETC., sup
piled when required mhSl ly
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ECe-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEYEE STREET nearly opposite Mes Armstrong, Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. SIS TCHOUPIT0ULAS STREET.
]. STAFFORD d co.
tyr ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh44
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ODD FELLOWS, REST Vaults in this

RI T
" Cemetery obtained by applying to PERSON Tea
surer at City Hail. District JAMES FURNEAU Secretary,
Camp as Rev. CHARLES WHfALI, No. Es
pnade street, and F. NJ COREY sicke Co.. No. 40 Canal
The price of Vaults Lodges for the burial Of
$780, To members Of Sockodng Lodges for the burial OF wife
child For all other huras the price Of Vault will be s
invariably
purchase Of Lots information respecting the "REST
apply DUNLAP Chairman the Cemetery Committee No 81
Camp street. JAMES FURNEAUA,
nyls If Secretary of The Board of Directors.
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No. 103.


Rsored That the Treasurer be authorized and required
to have two thousand hand-bs printed in large type in
English, French and German, containing the thirty fth
section of the act of and posted in the pub
lie places throughout the city
[Signedl WM. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSigncdl Trans. ALPUENrE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved 18th June 1852
lsiguedl. A. d. CRossMAN Mayor.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

fOhI UF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, June Is, 1859
CLEARED YESTERDAY
So ship Mgoloncra Estrnyeia, Barcclons, Pratt.
81 slip Asia, MaAws Liverpool aiaroe Uhihora Sse
ssE J sa R ss
Bark Ardennes, Lambert Narssilss, j s wei
Bark Bari. ! Indiana, Watts, ,o}poro, JPwhi,n"y 1eo
s.li GINS Rogers, sn"n Pierre sarnque VIII wES $SG
sehr Dora, noghich. Peasaeoa ---- J ifSpsS
schr Alice, Miner, Pensacola JHliey
ARRIVED
Norwegian lark Aronda Pcun days BerIe,uz to Carre
Bark Ha,t Martha Eem Is days from Wilmington C. to mas
Bremen as sn 4 MsPnk q days fro" Bremen bal
s soE ri, SIS 49, s. days s from Cardiff
swed'5h STiG pephne kenner 81 days from Rio de Janeo
Brig Ada Audi Juan Nicaragua I'd inst to Bare eco
Pearson Benson days from Rua,an Island to
schr Mary Ellen, Earl 9Th inst to Delvalls Moreno
sehF AP1ts Filea l2 days San Nicaragua
sehr Ew Barnard Stone, days Apaaecoa ballast
schr Dora, Boshct, days Pensacola to maer-Basu
Steamboats,.
Amarauh, AtchisOn from Louis.
America, johnson, from Nashville.
Mary Foley, Dalteres, from Iatourche.
Patrick Henry, Adams, from Alton.
R RaS t sS rhs Ism fssd R9
Winfield Scott, Carpenter, from Cincinnati.
rowboat Mary kings Phillips, from the
or9brSqgh 9,rk Almsd- hfigs Ada Dephine
r0wo0n ~, Wne s IitetiHp from he down aud e
Mary ' E len. Ds'o'-''''sN
inst ships clifton and New England bark AI@ira .sb
Sarah iew-brought schrs Amplitude and Thos
S ' s%d ' rt %s aG snd s @la
unl9n-brought up barks Ar-ndal and Harriet and MARTHA
Below-C Coming UP.
Ship Chas Mallory, from Rio d. Janeo.
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No los.

NO. 1U0.
Resolrd, That permission be- and the is hereby,
granted to g. Reux to erect livery stable the East
side OF Rampant street provided the be constructed
in all respects re-proof shall be kept in clean and in
offensive manner and that vehicles of any kind shall
obstruct the streets sidewalks The said stable to
main during the pleasure of this Council
[Signedl VIM. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed FRANS ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 18th June, 1852.
lSgnedl A. D. CRoSSA1AN, Mayor.
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RrIKs.

Ships Manila. 9,d3 saaony .13dl
m -..l4d Niagara 2,di Ursnis ..........9,d2
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs g. & A.
RoSIERE Of Conmon md ST. Charles streets No. ~ Pre-
iessors Of the noble AArt Of sslf-pesnes. al
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DLADoN SPRINGS will be open for the n

reception the first day Of June Extensive
improvements have been made during he past snd W. . ~
comfortably accommodated Efficient assistance mss
been secured latter hemsslvea that they are h
better prepared tins than any season
will spared render the stay those who
may Them with their company pleasant and agrsesb
is2 tsepl GUNNER q fiES . u IoPrs.er1.
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VA leased the above Hotel VIII open The .as
eumodae families very comfortable All his infsnion
keep supplied with delicaey Of the season. no
patronage. The for Board are =, IN
Per Day. 90
Attached the Hotel BILLIARD ROOM IEN ~ @
myte an - J. HARGRAvE MCKAY.
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No. Jog

Rcsolred That the Committees on Streets and Landings
of the Common Council be instructed to confer with the
NewOreans Gas Company, in relation to the necessary
extension of pipe and upon uniform charge for
the gas in the First Second Third and Fourth Districts
[Sgned WIN. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
[Sgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved 9th June, 1852.
lSsned] A. D. CRosSMAN, Mayor.
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Ice.
" ELLIS JENKINS seller of ICE and hn large supply
this dispose CORNER OF PoYDRAS
St. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsAN
FIELDS STREETS CHARTREs STREET, sCoAIMERCEsTREET
at the CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SIS. mh26
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NEAGNOLA HOUSE, Biloxi, Mis-

DILOXI H0USl o2I, Miss. The pub a
lie are respectfully ~ that this establishment WI ~
1r-ntd Tor NE under the
NIXON On The drst asy June Attached to the hca1s
The TABLE win always b supplied with ~ esssf
tand NewOEleans Market The 41froA
and M sndeent Live Oak, Mulberry Hiska 4snolia -
Offering the tine prospect ~ we'll living &c..
and children than on the coast
Wy - AliSera deinetisr will bsi q fanHes mys
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.

used the BRDGEWATER PAINT for the past Eve months,
paseed buildings, shngls
/. has given the fullest satisfaction
experiments direction
testify being PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND cNpERs protection against leaks consider i. ia,
Mineral Paint have and invaluable for all
qualities that particularly recommend for
u Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
New Orleans February 6, 1859. 1872 Camp street.
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III The SuDScrIDef, IN lCC0fuauCe WIN CnS
above advertisements notify friends the public that he has
the NERASpA HOTEL sois the
patronage with which it has he retofore been favored
the WILDE complete ordr and
in all is appointments IN the country.
in the management Of its Affairs by Nj ENOCtd
EVERTT having been connected with the
hse years offering the pnle hat
eon6er
ring their patronage vERANDA HOTEL. j. W. YOUNG
Sewfri1ans, May u, 1852. myl3 aAwfw4fW
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DIR. IL. Cr0iN'S
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.
Caution.

PERSONS RUPTuRED should be that they have security
against STRANGuATED HERNIA with all its horrors, butn
erly eonstructel and Mell aaaped TRUSS:
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Merchants Insurance Company of New

Merchants Insurance Company Of New
i, ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 100000. ...........ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEAIgERToN, Presdant-
SCTIRIEBER, Secretary.
n The Directors respectfully inform the inhabitants of the Fourth
District (ate Lafayette facilitate their relations with this
they have established Agency No. 10 Jackson where
they prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS the TEN PER CENT.
cash will be made persons doing business with this Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pemberton Fergus Gardere, Kaspar Aach,
Michel MrssOn, j. Stafford, David Adams
Manuel J. Garcia, L. R. Kenny, W. W. yaught,
Thomas j. Ivy, Gus:ave Leroy, Richard Saer.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
spas Office No. 10 jackson street
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BOARD OF DIREUTUKS, ODD FELLOWS
AssoC1AToNThe Stores in the basement story of
Fellows Hail. eight number three fronting street.
forming the Camp and Lafayette Streets and fronting
offered for rent given LIST June.
For terms, etc., apply either of the undersigned.
l. N. MARKS, Finance Committee of the Board.
mNl CRICKARD,l
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Ht1OR BALIZE, SOUTHWEST Pass,
D. FORT JACKSON and all intermediate pia1sa-
tons The regular and kAs. runnuspasengsr sfeauerx
FASHION. Capt C. r Fago, will lsavs for the above a
ernlsdate sadi!gs SATURDAY Nay q a. 10 o'leeh
expressly for tie trade between Neoeans snd the Bati1e
efficient to the planters and shippers til she win
throughout the and regular packes fssvnz the
SATURDAY MORNING. Fer freight passage, apply bosT,
1870 Il L a Nj $500
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent,
Tuesday Morning, June Is, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18


ENGLISH LUxuRIoUsNEss.-Few of us
whose lives are passed in republican simpli-
city have any definite idea of the amount OF
wealth and splendor that surround many oi
the English mobiles in their prncely residen-
ccs. An intelligent American, writing from
England describes some of these things.
The Earl Of Spencer's homestead, about
sixty miles from London, comprises ten
thousand acres, tastefully divided into parks,
meadows, pastures, woods, and gardens. His
library, called the finest private library in
the world, contains fifty thousand vol
umes. Extensive and elegant stables green
houses and Conservatives, game keepers
house, dog kennels, porter's lodge, and farm
houses without number, go to complete the
estabi hment. Hundreds of sheep & cattle
craze in the parks about the house.
The Duke of Richmond's home farm, at
Goodwood, sixty miles from London, con-
sists of twenty-three thousand acres, or o.
yer thirty five square miles. And this is
in crowded England, which has a popula-
ton of 10000, 600 and an area of only 50,-
600 square miles, or just $4,000, 600 of
acres, giving, were the land divided, but
two acres to each inhabitant. The residence
of the Duke is complete palace. One ex-
tensive hall is covered with yellow silk and
pictures in the richest and most costly ta-
pistry. The dishes and plates upon the
tables are all of porcelain, silver and gold.
Twenty-Five race horses stand in the stable,
each being assigned to the care of special
groom. A grotto near the house, the
ladies spent six years in adorning. An a.
wary is supplied with almost every variety
of rare and excellent birds. Large herds
of cattle, sheep and deer, are spread over
the immense lawns.
The Duke of Devonshire's palace, at
Chatsworth, is said to excel in magnlfi-
cencc, any other in the kingdom. The in
come of the Duke is one million of dollars
year, and lie is said to spend it all. In
the grounds about his house, are kept four
hundred head of cattle, and fourteen hum
drcd deer. The kitchen garden contains
twelve acres and is filled with almost eve
~ species of fruit and vegetables A vast
aboretum connected with the establishment,
is designed to contain sample Of every
tree that grows. There is also glass con-
servatory 9S7 feet in length, 112 in breadth,
81 in height, covered by 10000 square feet
of glass, and warmed by seven miles of
pipes conveying hot water. One plant was
obtained from India by a special messen-
ger, and is valued at $4,000. One of the
fountains near the house, plays 276 feet
high, said to be the highestjc in the world.
ChaIswotth contains $500 acres in the coun-
ty of Derbyshire. Within, the entire is one
vast scene of paintings, sculpture, mosaic
work, carved wainscoting, and all the ele-
gancies and luxuries within the reach Of al
most boundless wealth and highly refined
taste.
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A CURIOSITY.

A writer in the Washington Telegraph,
who signs with the initials ]. T. A., shows
that Kossuth is alluded to in the book OF
Revelations, and claims for his discovery,
as much credit as was allowed to Father
Miller, or to the seers, who, at different
stages of the world, applied the descriptions
of that book, to Mohammed to Charlemagne,
to Tamerlane, and to Napoleon. He sets
about his demonstration in this wise:
With view to explain my position,
will quote few detached verses from the
Revelations, chapter XIII, verses as follows.
"11th. And i beheld another beast COM
ing up out of the earth, and he had two horns
like lamb, and he spoke as dragon
"13th. And he doeth great wonders so
that he maketh the fire to come down from
heaven on the earth in the sight of all
men,"
"l6th And he causeth all, both great &
small rich and poor, free & bond, 10 receive
a mark in their right hand, or in their fore
heads.'
"17th. And that no man might buy or
sell, save he that had the mark, or the name
of the beast, or the number Of his name.
"19th. Here is the wisdom. Let him
that had understanding count The number of
the beast; for it's the number Of man y
his number is sir hundred three score and
ST."
Now for the applicationto to Louis Kosspth,
or, as the name is rendered in the Lain
and some of the modern languages-Ludo-
vico Kossuth. Much stress is laid in the
HOLY Writ, on 'the number of the beasts"
ON "the number of his name for it is The
number of man and this number is SIX
hundred three score and six''-666. In the
Latin tongue. and in the ancient English
dictionaries, the letters U and were rep
resented by the same character. 1t is I'M
portant to observe this for we are on figures,
and should be very exact. Now, as sort
of anagram, let us analyze the name of Lu-
dovico Kossuth, and by the application OF
the old Roman numerals, see if we can ci-
pher out of his name the exact number of
666. If so, and we have good faith why
not suppose that this inspired prophet .ookt d
down the course ofnearly eighteen centuries,
& had prophetic vision OF Ludovico Kos
suth, the man whose name tallies with the
precise number of "six hundred three score
and six.
therefore present the following table for
the consideration of the learned. In the
words Of St. John, "Let him who has
understanding count the number"
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