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DANCING ACADEMIES $.

EERkERo's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
Fourteenth street Madame Du oreu Ferrero and Ed
ward Fer.ro respectfully inform their patrons and tho pub
lie that their academy 10 and pupils enter at
all times during the Young ladies' and masters
slssss Wcdnesday Saturdays and Thursdays at
3 r. M Gardeners evening olasJ Tuesdays aud Fridays
40 IA O'CLOCK Saturdsy evening at ~ O'clock class FOR
sctsng Private lessons and classes IN families and schools
attended, eOiress given Stvt raj dances
gusaree viii he introduced during the sesaon
MORE NEW CLAssES-BRO0KES DANCING
wi Academy 36l Broomo street. between Broadway and
abe Bewcry-fhe pupils Of the present season
most rapid beyond all precedent In course
Lessons taught the ol the polka mazourka scotsohe
polka redova waltss and qual-lles The ladies'
es@ Tuesdays and fridays from until o'clock Gen
lenef = class Tucsdays and Fridays, from until IL p
Nrs Brookcs evening eal for ladies' exclusively wednes
dsy and saturday from until o'clock application for
atas. elsts pIvet0 lessons receiy Cd at all hours
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sz!FfS ys.:: s. a.% slA A.:
iurops P.sv.y ls.urd.y D.:snSsr iCsS Il O'Clock
..s s:s ssA :. S,ns e s
passage having sasquasa ssganss
w iDwARD x COLLINS g Wall street.
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic and sail
TUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArna
NAN steamers-Ths ships csmprisiag Ahs line ths
fFAASSTEyGIo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: :.: Ssps:a Tys
ARGTIC. CAPTAIN Luce.
These have been bull. iei
S ss9 a. IN 70 surs strength ana
Price: e P:;ssss from New York :. IivsrpooIa Ass.
ui.e state roou $500.
as.s d. . ss zach Ship
r,.rd xrsm H hsw York ,s From Lyesg'o ,s,,
sssars. 1853 wsdnssdss Dec Dec 1855 1855
slslsas D'fs'tss t.Yy CO. No. 60 wall rs
JOHN sossoE CO. M No. s. Rue More Dam. d.s
oE saissfs' Il ri Ssip p H.,r.
Tho owners Of those ships viii not DO .o.ouhe for gold
uss q % Il H. y.1
shereef therein expressed.
NoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANDES e. R. MOO
6 from and Royal nam Steam M
Pacfet CoDpanys dock at Jersey City Saturday the
18th Of December Passage first GLASS
only for whom there 10 excellent $50 in
liquors. which be obtained board Freight taken
reasonable rates Apply to CUNARD No. Bowling Green
TIE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend starting their .vorise steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
sy Of Gsi.s5sw ssssu.S%sy Pee ~ 1sss
FROM LIVERPOOL,
wy OF vl1n2oW. .WeuHo6uhy, nov y, leuc
City Of Manchester. Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1883
Saloon 800 ss6, and 365; (aecordirg roomsl
init nuUha vnfk ha kaEA
and found With comfortably cooked provisioDs, fpE
Parties wishing bring their friends obtain oerA
satss Of and dras the Rank Of ireland In
AGENT ~ walnut street. Philsdolph
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JULLIENs CoNcERTs;
II III s &c T
Concerts in 5s E SyS ano'h'F series Of
on A'9S szk Rs'iT 4T re- "A
This prs; ;s1 T. EVENING tuesday, Doc the following
oversurs"1s Pre- au. cls n4sF r.s time. .u.r.s
9usarie-"Ths fIungsrian ssrst tms.. .Jsa.
symph0GD,M nor Andanss from the symphony B..s.
"'f' WV '"f'-"0n' n;dils Anna zerr.
s ysis'he Rsynsw0SS (ar's tims'
ouadrlls-The American Seventy tms ..Juln
Grand Selection from "Den G No
Alpine M'0d'-f'f Eai hs A MHs zsrr AA.s
Doo oia Nv %SiIs and sisast BossssHi
sSo ES'ss STsf s%s Vents:
c.lop condns. Darse' rs. ms' III jai: s''
Admssion .Fhty ~
sss, purchased during II; 4: -
YAK and Van Sordsn King As Wan street, in the
Doors open at 2; Concert to commence ats O'Clock.
JoUsEss e eIgss r p5R asi PEOPLE
iss me- si SSzBBsfn
vi" issue Fl rSft sisi
containing all Of Juliiens popular and fashionable nus
JULI1EN psI Hys5 nS For So THE MILLION.
illuminated title psEe. and correct pOrtr 81 Of
p5 81 aS: on 81 SIX E! EsTS s
the Million As fur sher nducemeni the subsOrser W
distribute 'n''t one NJ I sGSpssD PIANOS
Of the best make 1T the valuation Of $751; $780, $780, S.
book, are now OPEN prescriptions viii Be rso:s.s
' - sa's Sass VIII
'''' s Eusc and Piano wsrersoms, No. SO BroadTss.
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OtULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

TO THE DEsp--DR LUTENER AURIsT AND ooU
iler. as Broadway eouthsast OF Grand street
bese his patients and the deaf generally
farther notice he b. consulted daily from until
q Saturdays and Tuosdays fres W the poor Tho tes
srs esrsnnsd fxainss ousoks
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SyORPoEATIok NoTIcS-Pu 1LIC NOTICE In EERE.
~ by give 70 the occupants
houses and lts uproveo unimp owed lands
thercby that the otowins bean
plated BY the lodged in the the
burssu Of Asessa for exain alton by all persons in
teretcd viz for paving se.tips curb and gutter and
ea<Epx Thirty third from Third river
ne limits embraced ey such ssnent include all the
and Tote Of ground lots pieces and
parcels Of staAsed on both side Thirtythrd gros
kon First 70 Third avenue, aud the first
Gsenus feet inches north aud south
street, All persons interests above
Cd ment and who opposed Che same, OF
either Of thorn are requestcd their obeotiors
writing &c the undersgned At their ofce No Hall Of
cords, within sirsJ GAY from the date Of ,hs notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHAK.ES J. DODGE, $Assessors.
CHAkI.ES hCNIELL, }
on 90 Bureau OF AssesGrenN Street Dsoartmeot Novem
hsr
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NEW YORK ANp CALIFORNIA sTEAMsa.p LINE,

MEW YOHK ANB CALIFOKNIA BTEANSHIP LINZ,
~ via NioArsgua.-The Accessory Transis Company, Of
Nearagua Proprietors1hrough in .dvsnce Of tho mail
Only Le giving Through toketA including IBtbus
ing The double engine STA or tue EST
2 burthen, will leave pier No North rive,
Soolock r. M precisely for San Juan del Norte
day December % soHneet,ns with the new ans avorae
steamship CORTEs UG bubkhen, NoAeag u
Transit route, having but twelve miles Of land
ton These stesmers in their vent.s
ana nodtioss vo- inform Nton .ppv
~ " CHARLES MORGAN. nGeas, He. 10 Ssinx trses
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-THE NEW AND
"A clipper ship OCEAN STEED, 4. Cunningham, corn..
mandor fourteenth ship of this line) ba,
1000 barrels more will sail 10Th December and from her
superior MODEL and last sailing qualities II Is expected will
make the pnssaso In about seventy days few and
second cabin passengers yet DO accommodated
1i6 Wall street.
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DUCKLEY'S OPERA BOUsE, CHINESE HALL ks9
- broadway, neas the PRESCOTT House.-Opsn every
night by the celeb ated Buekleys New Orleans
the Oldest established and most talented exist
emit the Hrs sing Operac Choruses
Buresque Operas Ao &c likewise all operate Chorrses,
by other bands first arranged lat the
perss Of labor and salsnt by Buelsys The
this COMPANY will still be conducted in Its present fashion
able STYLE fun without vugarty" Concert at
TX o'clock. Admission, % cents.
BUCKLEYS, Proprietors
Il. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
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CrREET DEPARTMENT.. No. HALL OF REo0KDs.-
- Sealed proposals. will BE- received this oos until Mon
AZ N.,snsss isss, = TX Gs,osh = X !. a.s .sssa
Third Specifications 70 Be had Appl-
cation 70 the Contract CLERK Of this department.
Nov. II, 1883. JAMES YUREY. Hirest Gsnnisslousr.
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A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE-THE SHIP CAR
"A THAGE for sydny, having over three fourthO of her
board will DO despatched in few days For
freight or passage. apply board or to w. CAMERON
lilo Wall street.
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TO CAtIroRNIA- INDEpnNDxNT 0PP0s;TIoM
BLADE, 1850 TONS will sail Tor Aspnwal Tuesday De
oembor th ats ocockP NJ from tho teot Of Nsrth Moore
UNCLE San, 400 tons, which win sail immediately
Direct without stopping any Of intermediate ports
These steamers vastly superior 70 route
and il 10 confidently espee:ed sh.s ths voyage CafOrni
tickets ring shs month viii be allowed discount Of Ton
cont from the lowest rates charged by any line
Qortandt atreeA
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS.-
= Sealed eosAls will be received ~ this once until FRI
day 1855 lots south side Of ThiI
~ street. between Broadway and Fifth avenue and the
lot south side Of Thteth street. between Broadway and
Fifth avenue be had application 70 the
Contract Clerk Of this Department..
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissionsr.
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Reduction in prices q ss,se-United States Mai
Steamship Company connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
shp Company, carrying the United States mail for
California and Oregon, via AspnwAu and Panama.-The
tor A,pinwa on Tuesday Dec ~ q 2o'oloek p frou,
La Capt John McGowan, 10 connect st Panama with
Pacific NAL Stesmsbip Com panys steamer GOLDEN GATE
Capt G. p Patterson. Through tickets California
those ayore steamers be purchased ~ very low
prices The transit OF the Isthmu the expense
passengers Is made in part by railroad and the fac
ties Tor crossing the sthmu found on
other road California For passage apply C. A.
WHITNEY at the oc III West street, Warren
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QARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM TUESDAY DEC.
ID 6-UNCLE TOMS CABIN this evening. At o'clook;
thi; At O'clock the new moral drama q HOT
70 the living Girafes the Bearded Lady, &o we'll
the perform % cents; children under ton seats
IN the Psrauet l2k cents; Secured Seats 90 cents.
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EyokfoRATi0N NOTICE -Pu sLic NOTICE Is HERE
G gvea 70 the owner or owners occupant
OF All houfos and los improved lands ascs
% sreby that the following have compile
by the and in the ooe OF the Bureau
o. Assoss sns fer examination By all persons interested
yfor building in Thirty seventh street, between
Madison and Fourth Tho limits embraced by suoh
IN udo a the houses lots OF ground
vacant otn situated both sides
- street from Fourth Madison avenue on
Tho cart eide Of Madison 81 feet inches nort ana
G ~ south street. All per-
whose tho above naned aesess
and who the either OF them,
requested 10 present their objections IN wrns 70 tae
undersaed 81 their ONCE, No haH OF heoordh wthm
Saxty days tgom the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHANLES j. DODGE, fAsaecsorg,
CHARLES McNIELL, }
OMse Hure an O. atreet Department Nov To-
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AsGROL.ONX.

A sTRoLoGY AND PHYs1oCNoMY.-THE CELEBRAr.
"A cd Doctor J. sHtMAN swede b. birth, can 10
nltea all evens Of life past present and future Natiy
ties calculated for ladies gentlemen Redsnes l7e
Chambers street, near teenwioh street.
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DROOKLYN MUSEUM -SW sENY TESTIMONIAL
be acted the beautiful drama Of WOMANS LOvE-Robert
Shelly Mr. MeGresgor Rachael RylaYd Miss Kate Hunter
To be followed BY the thrlin, drama Of THE BROKEN
Hunter TO oenclute with the Irish drama Of HIS
LEGSO Calla ham, Mr. j. Smith Julia, Miss Ada Par
kerr Tickets be had Of the following committee:-Mr
Jacob G. stumpf q Court street, Brooklyn Mr. w. swseny
the back door of Me Bowery theatre
the evening OF the performance.
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TIKI

Uhsmbers street mar NteenNloh ttreet.
MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TIN
Hi most wonderful astrcost in the world, that has
been known She 10 the seventh daughter Of seventh
danghtcr and sorD With giit by being learned she
ssraogo science 10 xii ~ gns future events and all con
life In regard 20 healsh wealth. love- eoDshp and
narrast and will even tell tho eughts And will ss
nate msrimony easy, and will show tho Intended b1s
bands sbssnt friends which has ssonshod thousands
duog travels through Europe 40 Broono street.
W, ~ Cannon ana Columbia Gentlemen rot admitted
MRS. LkD0Mus, No. sos CANAL STREET, CONT
lfL tell past present md future events likewise
love tahip, and rrage she will ALEC mako
tna bstwecn parties Hhbrs does not exit She will
eoo thict restore stolen property or temper
snent tod for nothing EnSlish French termaa lsn
Yusr's apot n.
US xUYT wU-t EREUL GIFT n SCIENCB OF
&c sveia Msdgr MOkROWS sNcp tnx tAe intcn 10 1
usbaad sad sb.ens M AIS a. - Brocn =. pssr CaaaoA
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals. will DO received st this nee until fri
north side of 2th street. 30 feet cast of seventh
Specifications be had application to the Contract Clerk
Of this department.. JAMES FUREY, Street Com'r
Deoem Der s, 1888.
CTEEE1 DEPARTMENT NO. HALL Vr RECORDS;
Thursday, 8th December nexA at l2k o'clock NJ TO pave
curb and stones In Eight street, from LOWS
Specific atoms TO be had application
u the contract clerk Of the department
Nov. -. 1873. IAMRa FUREY. etxsst smmissioneR
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A USTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINE.-THE SHIP CoLUM-
IL BIA will eail the 10th iast. Can take
ak secoad cabin PASSENGERS. Apply towA ouuAN 81
South street to AkkELL ELLlO1r li6 Pearl
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CTREET DEPARTNxNT NO. T. HALL OF RECORDS.
= SEALED propo.ah win be received - this oss untl
sSild az pier q q: ioos q t:.sS. .sF.s 1s.s SiyoI
lonEth street, Eighth 70 Ninth avenue and nag
lect Of walks Of The 0peoAoaens 10 b had app
'.Se & s'as.ss ;isg ns e sn ,ss9
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PROOKLYN MUSEUM.-WEDNEsDAY EVENING,
~ Dec complimentary benefit to Miss Ada Addison,
THE HUNCHBACK Julia Cher last appearAnoe0 Miss
addison; Helen Miss yernon tho characters by
The whole TO conclude With the farce Of THE Fol-
IN Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' so cents
esoh. Single tic kets cents to be had at HENSON H
2Ss Fulton strees Brooklyn and E. Aofgans l8l William
street. New York.
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Shall pave the streets In and about the rails In sats
factory and keep the width OF twenty feet sal
paving including the rails good repair at all times durn
the continuance Of their use thereof Agreement date
May 18TH 1882 extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty
third to Prince street.
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CARD.
George Chrisy-As the twelve
years conne tion with Ethiopian mnsrelsysakss shis
for med oopartnership with Mr. Wood Minstrel Hall,
IA Broadway at which place he will appear
hopes his friends in that sgnifcent
odous Hall in his professional capacity He hopes his
please will with that which HIS
and fatsrng prospects promise No effort on
his part will spared to merit the patronage
public have heretofore accorded linn. Ia
Professionally known as GEORGE CHRISTY.
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l'cb FREIGHT on CHARTER-BARouE HOME, A 1,
pptred and copper fastened 3y tons, Henry Hop
rer aster. Apply to tho mas.3r, on board pior No.
North river.
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TRANKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM STREET. ara.
Loa Prop.sssorIThes above sssabiishnsnsL oIsn sv9
purpose Of "Classio and original q
Statuary" by Mile Castincts Trospe Of Model AIAsa y
Eether With variety Of beautiful performs Tor tux
particulars, bn Of each day. Admiseion-SeaB n ~
vate boxes 20 cents seate with cushioned eh4
SIX cents; boxes. u cents; gallery. Ian CENTS
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The Ailanthus Tree.

To the Editor of the Republic:
Philadelphia containing the inquiry below Can
you give the information!
''Is il true that the ailanthus tree ia inerdicted
at Washington city? 1t gives me cholera morbus
every year, and DR.. II. says that June was our
healthiest month until its introduction.
Certainly its odor is disgusting enough to sick
any white stomach. The only appropriate
place for them would be grove for a camp meet
ing of Garrison Co. @.
We publish the foregoing inquiry, that ii may
elicit an answer from some one whose scientific
attainments or experience may entite what he
says of the matter to attention.
The ailanthus, ii is true, has a very unpleasant
odOr especially while in blossom as it is just now
and another objection to it is that its roots are an
noyingly prolific. II is free from insects, how
ever, which is in several respects a recommenda
ton, though some persons point to that fact an
evidence of it's poisonous quality.
The tree is not interdcted generally in city,
but it is interdicted in the grounds belonging to
the Government by proviso to clause of late
appropriation bill Of Congress.
We have no knowledge that would warrant ua
in asserting that this tree engenders sickness. On
the contrary, though it is not species of tree
which would recommend any one to plant, yet
should at all times, and especially in hot wea-
Their, prefer grove of them to no trees at all and
we believe that increased health would be the re
suit of the choice in such an alternative.
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Monument TO SESATos LINS.-At the last
sion of the Missouri Legislature a somewhat tardy
tribute was paid to the memory Of Senator Lewis
F Linn. 1t was ordered by the State of Missouri
that fitting monument should be erected to bis
memory-a memento of his virtues and his ser
vices. That testimonial Of the respect and esteem
of State, of which he a favored son, is nov
being soulptured in his native town of Ste. Gene
We've. An old personal friend Mr.. Charles Gre
goire, is very appropriately appointed the super
intendent of the work. The monument will be
eighty feet in height and eighteen feet at the base
1t is to be built of Ste. Genevisye marble and will
be finished about the first of October The site is
one mile above the town, at a point known Lit
tie Rock, on high bluff, about one hundred and
fifty feet above the bed of the river; s in little
knoll of trees and is visible for thirty miles around
The vault is to be blasted out of the solid rock and
one quarter of an acre will be handsomely enclosed
by marble columns and chain fence.
Isl. Louis Republican, l2h.
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has been practically excluded from the COM
mon territory; they know that this territory is
rich In gold that it possesses commercial ad
vantages of an important character. They saw
to the Federal Government "You have re-
fused US the right to carry our property into
this desirable country. 1t was not ceded to
you under any conditions whatsoever. 1t is
common property. We are DESTROYS to parti-
clpate In Its mineral and commercial advau-
tages. We demand, therefore, that you will
set apart and alot our share of this common
territory, that we may employ it in construct
ing way Of communication, or in any other
manner we may think fit" And this party
is ridiculed as band of Gland beggars ~
Whilst however regard to political consist
ency restraints the Democratic party in the
South from demanding their share of the pub
lie lands, or requiring that Congress shall en-
ploy these lands in the improvement of the
country, Colonel BENTON, a distinguished
Democrat, native, we believe, of North Caro-
lima, openly contends that Congress has the
power to construct great railway to the Paci
fic, and to assign any quantity of public lands
for its construction. Senator RUsK. likewise,
who claims to be Jeffersonian Democrat, advo-
Gated an enterprise of the same character last
winter. Mr.. DOUGLAS and Mr.. CAss both
advocated this application of public lands to
canals and railroads for the improvement of the
residuary domain. UnhappiIy for an impartial
division of the public lands, the Northwest
upon the subject. This renders all scheme
having for their object the advancement of that
section successful, whilst the consistent oppo.
sition of the Southern Democrats denies to
their own section any participation whatsoever.
Whilst we do not deny the right of any indi-
vidual or class to make any sacrifice of their
interests to their opinions, we must say that
il in consequence of this attachment to vene-
rated abstraction, the Democrats of North Ca
rolins shall fail to demand even the Just appli-
cation of that abstraction. and if the whole
national domain shall be applied to build up
the power of one great section of the Union,
and thus relatively depress that of the other,
we hope to hear nothing hereafter of "North-
ern encroachments" or of Federal oppression,
because one section shall have acquired wealth,
population, and political power from the ex-
elusive employment of common property, in
which it's rival wholly refuses to participate
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The Boston Tfoveller
publishes the following note from a correspondent
at Constantiuople, dated the 18th of May, which
says the Traveller, though it contains no newe,
confirms accounts received from other sources ,
and is worth copying, an authentic statement,
and as presenting the views Of an intelligent OBJ
server on the spots
9CoNsTAsTINoPLE, May The Turks have
given negative to the Russian Ambassa
dor on three points-nameIy, the right to protect
the Greeks OF Turkey; the right Of sanction to the
appointment of Greek Pc riarch of Consta ntinople;
and the right Of having an Ecclesiastic from Rus
STA reside at the capital in connexion with the
Patriarch and recognised by the Porte. The Am
bassador Extraordinary (Menschikof1) has with
drawn. though he still fingers, they say, at
Buynkdere; and the Turkish Ministry is changed
Reshid Pasha being once more Minister of For
eign Affairs. The amount of it all is, that the
English and French supporting the Turks
against the impudent demands of Russia and for
the present their policy prevails. Many believe
that we may, ere long, see Russian force here,
and If so that we shall inevitably fall into their
hands, at least for the time being. The French
have large fleet In the Archipelago, and the
English have one at Malta; but if Russia strikes,
1t will be quick, and before the others have time
to move. l, however, do not yet believe we are
going to have The Russians must be given
up to blindness to bring it in the present state
OF the masses in Europe
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POPULATIONS OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES IN EUROPE
AND North AMERIcA.-The Boston Transcript
complies from We6er's Folks Ralender Peoples
Almanack) for 1853, published annually at Leip'
sic, the following table of the population OF the
largest cities in Europe and North America. As
the Germans proverbially accurate in their
statistical statements, says the Transcript ii is TO
be presumed that this table may be relied upon as
correct 1t will be seen that New York stands
fourth on the list, Philadelphia ninth, Baltimore
twenty-frs and Boston twenty-eighth AS a
matter of curiosity and reference. the table may
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LIsRARY OF Cosssrss.-A correspondent of the
New York ColTisr and Enquirer contradicts the
rumor of the dismissal of Mr.. Meehan, the libra
rian, and says:
1.-The purchases for the restoration of the Libra
ry nave been nearly completed, and the thirty
thousand volumes of which it will consist will be
arranged on the shelves Of the now thoroughly
novated and beautiful apartment by the opening
of Congress. The interior of the Con gre,siopa
Library room will be the finest example Of horid
architectural establishment in the United States
The interior Is holly of iron, wrought into many
forms of ornament, bronzed and gilded in the most
elaborate and careful style. The expense has been
enormous and the trouble indescriba de"