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WILLIAM L. SEHAtD
lret man Hunt, ga.
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THE INAUGURATION.

TIIEMAE5HAL IN-CIiIEF, PIE ious to completing
L the arrangement for the Inaugural Procession
desires all organized int ding TO part;c
that proper 0 itions may e assigned them.
The Fireinen. Masonic Order Independent Order of
ODD Fellows Independent ORD, Of Red Men, Sons Of
Temperance, BROTHERS OF Temperance Junior rothers
An Cadets OF Temperance, a all other assoc ltions
Intending to pr cipa'e in the ceremonies Of the dar
should ea h select chief arsha who are requested
tn ort 10 the mars;,.-in chief immediately u, on
their appointment.
Orsauize associations from distance desi sning to
be pr sent. requested to commune te tn. fact ut
as early a day as possible. j. D. HOOVER.
feb lT-dtmarch3 Marsh,lin-Ch;ef
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Tie ycrclant' Mari ziI @ !. rub'i h, d nontlly an
AZ Fulton SIRE t NV YoIk, by FIeemsn Hunt, and
tuii led sulscIi eIs Ter Five Lolitrs We T. in
.di an1e. ian 90
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BANK oF TIE UNITED sTsTEs,

C.
Pennsylvania Arenue, Washington.
4 LIST ofB"nks taken on depo tie at par and under
~ by the Bank Of the United States
Btnl Of the II, troi Oils par
Bank OF Nahn. ton
tank "f the Repub.ic ............
Patriotic Bank
SoAuhioi" tdhN
Farmers i Me, chants Bark
Exchange Bank e. w, Co - disc't
Farmers d !'ecn"nic's Ganh, Geo town :. par
Mechanics BACK. do "
Bank of Commerce Go
UNCUE:ENr MONEY.
III New England Banks. :. y Gi ct
tlty Banks "f New York 80,
New York States ~ 8.
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D.
Bank Of the United states. .... rar
->h'Aohi
Suffolk Bank, (>ew York; ..........
BENZ ELLEEY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON. H. c., Eel, 16. 1873. f bio
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'9tch House.-Lodgers are numerous,
W. fswdylsm, we are happy to say, fur
lsaeS few prisoners.
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Root. Wonderful Dagurrreotypes

"o 10 Roots. No matter whether
y 'e Clear or cloudy weather.
SUIT with equal truth lie traces
''uiutudes of lovely faces,
=. "aliery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
jan 81
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND H0UsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.


TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
Furn,shi.g Ware Rooms a large AMI well select
ed assortment Of Furniture, China, GIassw are &C..
sompri>ing-
Rosewood. Walnut. and aaho2 any Sofas
Arm Chairs. and Parl"r Chairs finished in Broca.
telle Plush and Hair Goth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut. ard Nah gary full.
Slab Dressing Bureau ,Warirobes, Wash sta, Us.
Bedsteads. Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses. &C.,
G.ld Band Dinner and Dessert Sets richly de-
cOratrd
French China Teaware. Flower Vases Coffee Ours
Silver Plated Casters. Spoons. Ladies', Forks &c
In short, i stock embraces ALL that is useful or
| ornamental in the HOUSE-FURNISHING line, AMI
at pric that cannot fail to please.
liberal credit will be extended far good Eotes or
references.
dec 16- JAMES C. McGUIaE.
Reg ALA, Fringe and Trimming Manufactory.
NJ RS LOWE has hand a few ST t. OF Encamp-
WI ment ktGALIA, that will lie SO i without re
e trd to cost.
Bin view If the approaching rational jubilee
leg leave TO inform the Committee # Arrangements
shall e prepared to- furnish Martial SASiIES and
R0SETTES. in all colors. at
MRS LIWE'S TRIMMING MANU-
FACTORY Pc -nsy'vanit Avenue,
South side, between 9th and 10th IT'S
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L!DIES' DRESS TRIM

LADIES' DaESS TRIMMINGS
N Very Nasi ty Oh hand aud made order at Mrs
Il 10" "o 1rIruming manu'acu"ry, Penn. ave- nue.,
south side. between Jth and 10th str .ets
/, b 25-eo't
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20 Whitehurst'. GaiIery.-Whers

"a "erreotyr.s in this city, or in the world, are
L., l. on fennsylv ania avenue near four and O.
=. Has splendid assortment of gilt frames Lock.
aaG ''ii anu 'ee '0eA'
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GRAND BALL,
And Musical Soiree at Carust,s


HE WASHINGTON Light INFANTRY BAND
L nave the pleasure Of announcing to their friends
and to .-i;ois 10 The Metropolis tn on the evening
OF The Presidents inauguration, 9th Maroh) they
Will give Grand Ball and Musical Soiree Every
arrangement has been made to make the entertain
ment worthy CT the occasion. The adm of Terp.
g chore "" have an opportunity of enjoying them
selves 10 :htr heart'' delight while the Band during
tie evening will perform OF tn. most beau. iful
selections o thYbesr composers.
Tickets s.; to DC had at the door and the usual
places.
MANAGERS.
John W. Naury. Major r. Kevworh.
jilcaard Haliach. Major c. :. w ,llach.
Naher Lenox. Capt. SchwarzmaI.
John p. Pepper. Nj son
joseph PrCK. g T. Il. Kew
VIM. IL Winter. g Bacon
jos r. Davis. Tate.
fr " m Il. Bats. I" Br df I'll.
james /. !uy;S. bright
l!eury Il. ROblnso& p. IL Brooks
Oh r.es W. Hey don. Daniel tatciiffe
Ci,:1l's l. Ball. Joe Shil!ington.
feb 25-t
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
rVISr EcE'1UEn : c+t;,., rr

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
lust RECEIVED 1T Stationets' II al, adj.
y joining the Irving iioel, tic fllowpg pieces OF
new and popular nusc-viz:
Tue Aila,tic Return ochottsche
The Sie Polka
I'm guiug fer Soldier. Jenny
would were Il iird, dearest
Fl. l, l, Quirkstep
Ben Bolts Quichst-p
believe ME he hi fem Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton X, d
AS ouishing Polka
j he Rec (a beautiful song)
The Ceies te Polka
Mar Waltz
Sontag 10 ka
M.llei's scrap Bnok-a collection Of popular
airs, for young people
The Death IF Warren
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JOHN M. DCNN & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELlis PATENT SAFETY LAMP & FEEDER,
NAERANYED to prevent all accidents from the
w use OF Burning Fluids Any one seeing the
jets VIII he pes feet TED of their SAFETY. We
have them fitted t. the Solar. Glass and Britannia
Lamps Also. Extra Heads AID Tubes to fit any Lamp
For sale, VIII ,iesal- and ret Ill. by
JOHN III. Dunn. 1. BRO,
PENN v., let 10th and l1th streets
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FOUR-AND A HALF sTRELT Millinery, FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE.
MRS. CHOATE Is EVER READY TO WAIT
I91 upon the Ladn of Washington and vicinity
Her EDNNETS are 'quL to any in this ,it,. The
Ladies' " od do we'll to III. zee If-
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Extract Of Letter from Nil2iard FWmore
a. 1 havc re,d it (Mtr hant's Marazinc) with a
roo deal of a'tcn ard have no lie at,n i'm saw.
inE HAT th,uk it n of the most valuable phi ii.
eats tlH t WAS ever pub shed. 70 tie mer, hat II
seems quite in,ii pcn>ab", and to The ttate man and
IN .n of general int rnE tim amo,t equa d,a irahr
1T l. grand Re oSit"ry OF useful facts and infrrna.
uon Viii n ca't lie foai d 10" here So well Cic,4ted
nd so atc.>sib'c in Tn, numb, r. .nIy regret
that do OF own tic v ole work"
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JOHN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
Penn. AVE UE. BETWEEN 12th 18th SIS.
WASHINGTON d. G. feb a.
NOTICE.

II LEMON. Upho.eterer, will be happy to serve
Ii. The eitz-is of ashin. ton in All taht APP er
las 10 his piofssio. Faithful workmansi ip u
aiteel IN AL cases. or emuntl On To-. ser, ices
expected. The pLb IL .pectfu;l, invited to call
his improved balance weight fixtures for
taias at his ace of business, On 18th street. near
penrsyivaIi. avenue. ~.
Reie cnce to Mrssrs. Clagett Todson and Prof
Chas g Page. feb D.
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g. L. G1BERsoN.

G. L. GIBERsoN,
Attorney and CounseIler.at.Law.
DkACTICES in all the Courts Of the District. and
Il atte Us to the prosecution of c aims Lef.re Con-
gress anu the Executive Dep.rtE nts
Es- Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
jan s.
. ~ ARRIVAL at BROWNS IIorEL
"a just rec, lvsd ON The manu- Glory of Vim. l..
Of baltimore
One case OF Patent Ccrk-Sole Boots
One cas- of Doube-Soe Boos
One Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store of
dec e. !. MILLS .
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HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

NJ SMITHE was appointed member ofthe Commit.
tee on Territories. vice Smith. Va excused.
The SHAKER stated that FOR the protection Of To
Door keeper IN the discharge Of h duty anl 70 psevs1
inconvenience AM difficulty, he rod directed the Dor
keeper 10 register the names Of ell slch persons as ss
privileged 20 the f0,r other than members. Dli, unE
standing question hsd arisen a. TO the poser Of he
Speaker IN isrepect ho wished to take the sense Of As
On motion Of Mr. EWING such register was orisreda
Dir BOCOCK. from the Naval COMMITTEES. reporsed q
bill Authorizing the construction OF ii. FIRST elias siesn
fga.es and or other purposes. Gni appTOprisng there
FOR the sun % ta0cgol0 lie vessels 20 be b7i by Goa
tract or 81 the niied States Navy fads a. the ssefs1
Of tie Navy may elect Referred b the Committee o. ne
Whole On The State Of the Union
NJ B0COCK presented the report Of the Bo1i Of o.
Gers appointed % investigate the csgses Of the i7re
ceEtcin steam frcates. Ordered 10 be printed.
M BENTON stated that De a,d declined ;ss CA.irml,
hip Of he Library Committee, al Mr Casaiisf hsi
been elected by lie Committee u biz Ilsee. IN.
The House resumed tae oonsiisra-ll o. NJ ,ASEs
RECESSION authorizing tie Secret Of he Inis-5- % pr
81 nse McUTf vernon
hr. BAYLET called Tor tie Yeas aa, Nays On iEyisg
TIE rssoi1ii0n On the table
NJ CLi&GAAN .szel Kin % W. ir-w .he sa5.i)1 sal
j.. The question 20 O. zone Cour-lltst.
Ar BAlLEi-So, Eal, 20 Ill ~. .--as n 80 ~
enIhesic vay.
lie resolution va tabled b. g. 70 e.
Mr.. DIAN efrEel tie rtso.l.ol q vh-t De hsa sTsa
notice rlt,eniias sword .r r. iL-1zs q C5ls, 70
Captain IngrsLaln- Pres-ar ~ o1- 1es1s- - ee2As
l., Le moved Ia pgevioza qles.isa-
IL. BANLI moved % fs.eT tie resolution o - In
E1-lfee On Jrti = AZ AIR
NJ JONES lena moved b. Sc H9-se ra.s'sl .
lay Z On TIE t1hls
NJ WALSH aDpealed . Mr Dts- 3 71-rql1e ~ ~.
tier consideration e the raso Sea g. ~ i-f- > 9.s
q lis colleagues Who .e.1s--slr abse- d.srea =
take psrs II Iis pisce q burcohs ag1ie, al Esaea
% sc1 ST srne21nert o give Cs1tal l----stl PIX
O. erGulesls1 us. foEstlr, - --f -'-i laesAel
lie rsso.s,ioa referre1 - .As 1ni-le- 81 f0t
tirn AfsiTs. ,,-...,
Mr. TWEED introduced bil sstsbsAi-- y =; = %
Civ O. New on Referred % ihe to11---e< o AZ
s-a Atars. -. -
III WALKER presented TIE us-,'.ll d i.e -
Nrrs 6 uler q Co-ne-ce ezkir- cr - ~ s,s'
rrt.1u- C re SID l11s sel 57 Dl---A- - %
corr-eree 81 ne Jricgl states r. t-s h-lt
NJ WALkEE ir.ro-ze.1 . rss1-r--3l via NA
,srss5 -; ~ PrEls-f - rt1-st-. - eanni.ie>>
a. Ls Hose flr q1lll1 t-,e-cstf e- iln- a.
s.rte Il u~r.. .-s te<Eesn ils ce1-g az- usH-4-1H
relsyt G - t1-,,scn o.. r. S11li 1ss rpon o. con
rc-ce t--ltAe- VI sEcl ere -le,e q "a! 4A's
rzsss,l tt-wee- re svq n1-1-s CT "a -. ecA
- CHfNL -Ek aEt---.-- q ras5s1lef v-.-l -
zfcrstt H.. or. C.r--i.ree g. l-a .i-F ees 81
tsrcts i-r.-.lc- 60 --7--rc r-2r .-f el- ~. -
.-.r t-.e ~t . - .-t. e-es tErl- = ~
trr ~ sra - E-f 7 - ti 'tf
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fashionable means Of preserving the pubic pes @
how long will il be before they viii be regarded D. so
portions Of the community as necessity How long
before their absence On exciting occasions VIII be tae
signal for mischief II tie custom of proclsnaion'
or circular letters from this is to obtain among
u.s. when sgitstions may arise 10 the public mind de-
msDding possible exercfe Of the fnl force OF tae
civil authorities it may be Ilausbly argued that a SIM
PIE Onissioa Of tie sacerdoal command may work In
finite peril to the public tranquility And how long
viii it he, if the public the municipal adnnis.ra
on shall learn to lean in an degree upon such control
over tie infammatory or GsOrderly elements OF So
ciey, before the Mayor may be constrained to appeal
to the Archbishop of the Catholic Church for aid in ar
resting the ravsges of some future sparyard riot
This Is question Of seriors import aud, in view OF
these suggestions we submit that hereafter the prac-
iice Of Issuing circular letters procamatons to the
public from eclesastcel sources whenever the public
peace nay be thought to be in jeopardy viii be more
lonored IN tie breach than 10 the observance Ii the
civil authority is insufficient to preserve order aud to
insure tie public tranquility the know it the
better for the legitimate remedy vii De sup
rle9
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We VII thankfully receive inioEmaaon Of tie practical
working Ct any and emneny useful Invention or Dis
eovay likewise OF tie establishment Of any novel aad
aid important Manufacture, the working Of new Mines
in any pert Of our country We rgsri the Progress Of
Al; and Industry Of more consequence and a: aordnz
more wholesome reading than full details Of the mos,
helNwng casualties Of ever so shocking murders BIZ;
we desire this information for the and ea hteneat Of
oar readers and shan feel at liberty rec; or ca. down
any paper sent n which may not conducive
this end We require the OF tie writer 10 every in
stance not fer publication but enable Us to max, farther
inquiries ard verify his should we think proper
refEence 20 soue person known easily acsessbs 70
Us VT aid he acceptable bst Is Lot required We DO
vsh socesnis Of lnve.sons yst in embryo Of dsoov
srss vhs;her n ARTS Minerals vhe-cof tie wouh re
EisiHs to be d,nor strs:ad-
We soUli Ike especially soss bret clear bsasss Ike
scccErf Of every establishment employed n the Nsn
ui1otare Of Easns Flax Thread S.e or any o.ssr p-o
dre; Acly 20 be inj-rousy afesi b. Mr. Gaihris p.3
ysssd Free LIST
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Tho Ioss IN the Government would have been seri)ns
without any corresponding bensht Ine true policy - t.
bring the lands into market and by all legitimate
dispose Of them az speedily possible atce 10 those
who have been induced 70 settle ia the new sisos aad
Territories and the interests Of the Government alike De
mnnd H. The stro ngest political anu eeohoH'c~ Consul
erations therefore. dictate this course.
now we have no need 10 establish our claim to the
character OF al earnest advocate Of Railroads, sad
wellwisher to Railroad enterprise generally II the
Public Lands 10 continue subject Of traic and
monopoly, we are very willing TO see them in part en-
pIoved to stimulate the construction of Railroads.
though we think the Free Land system is better every
va7better not merely for the settlers but for the
Railroads also With settler on each arabic quarter
section and no wild tracts held on. Of market above
the reach of settlers by speculation, we believe Rail
roads across the fertile prares and plains of the Yves:
would be constructed more rapidly and with fuller
assurance of success than they will under the system
cor meIded above.
But the Secretary reasons fHlaciousy' even wbue
lis general conclusion is not unsound TbeseNIaiiFoad
grants, he urges really cost the GcyernmenNnshing
because it hereupon doubles theZprice of tie land
reserves and so obtains much for this half as it
would otherwise have done for the wholeust as the
French trader made thousand1ioilars before break
fast one morning BY marking up the prices OF his goods
But it is one thing double the prices and another to
obtain them We would Ike TO the evidence even
that the acres reserved at double price are equal in
number 10 those granted But suppose they are-what
then Some Of them will sell quickly at the enhanced
price but who viii guarantee that all will The
Secretary points to tie fact that, whereas the lands
sold and located On the line Of the Illinois Central
Road during the last half of 1850 were but 3i2,iS7
acres lie lands sold located uoit baJrdHis in that
sane district during the latter half Of 1852 under the
impulse given b. the location Of the ROAD were no
less than "a 522 But nobody doubts that the lo,a
ton of a Railroad through a wild region viii increase
tie value of some portion OF the lands therein situated
There are 10 doubt lands in that district now worth
fifty fold more than what they before the Railroad
was located. These greedily snapped up as soon
as they are in market but others less avorabiy stu
ated though in the same district may await purchaser
for years The Secretary's facts, therefore, do not
justify bis conclusion.
We shall probsbly recur TO this subject
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CoaEzcEIoss-In q lre FEsAsc o. JoaS Nir,aEi
sresch Monday evening b s'.,ss IA: UBllsp hs em
neai German pet Is far-aT n Gao Tbs i esToas,ls
UHlA'u driEs un1s;ETteS Il Nlrten6er- ten ID az
10 81 gzliag HIN and hzs never ben il Aaera
al Al IT, nex sentence sPeks Of FExIIIsEarH - bsn
shed 10 tie scps ant having hung Up Us hap All
alSntore f0ey vixen The fact = la ;h5za l. Is earn
ing soo6 kvelhocd - kesF- books fs- usr.haa. o.
Lcr1oa, &c has b. Il Kesns renc-ncei tie uEse Wa
yesr TWO volrr4ss have sppe-red il Cernsar w
Is lorcSSd rans the tile psse Bosh these pos,s r.
AgeuII slso tsls us wVss 10, r cfths Fan., Ps-
Srert his s also srT0r CzIAxD hzi saffa -.
hcty, let FsEiI,eEArE did 10: Tlese ire fa hsrsr,
g sikh Ar AlEolrl HAVING sp<z lie "a. fur CT vs
y--s n Ars-rs eoz1 To- bc expected 10 bs ias.z.asd
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us EuseF re& ana ~. Ceae,r,l1' = q. -s.sf-
agree for e,ce ia senoVn,igs JoN Nrus' s cd1.
c''a Ct Secretary MAuC. Sila.iaa ,NEuoop g sNi,3
champions Ct Republican kscete as iagsrlaeat pc
sumlre and UNJUST rbc'e ios-e,'s h'se ihii Pere,.
right to express ,lsg convictions Which iAs! N'ald
practically tcs, 60 Nr Mitchell aai 81 ihsy had seen
&c to res. sege. Nc woull Pave Nsa glIn Villa, .
lS,,e Tie matter sAsc,y NAege SIS u aed a.s cs.ts
hs'e r'accdit SccA sgcg,a as NiicANs ofNaaiy
o'orlsg nsS safely challenge criticism eal bos7 t
without fclC. I'm; Is Cssrsrisi has seen 6i 81
rs's fNon1 criticism all claim Csc whse Aasr's,a
fo'g'e &c va'ee'paicfs a us ,loo b, see matter %
ssyss
We lsf, eN n.a tst.f .,.cr~.. ',. .s i..t ...,.h
ss 90 j.tntt D.. Hsef. 6. ... 50 ..,..I 49,
a.t el.h r.I.l. .... Anff .. .... .... .
uaal,ir.a Mh,. ,t Nso .at r.e .. a.s 70 st ,s- ..s
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The clipper Sea Serpent arrived here yesterday
from China having the long absent member of The
TRIBUNEs Editorial staff, Mr. BAYARD TAYLOR among
her passengers The Sea Serpent left WhampOa on the
9th of September and, as we learn from Mr.. Taylor
arrived at Angler on the 9Th Of October, having. on
account Of the southwest monsoon taken the middle
Passage between tie islands of BOrneo and Celebes.
On the night of the 18th of October when in the In
dian Ocean about two hundred miles TO the west Ofthe
island of Java, she experienced the shock Of sub
marine earthquake. II occurred about II o'clock at
night. The sea was smooth and the vessel was sailing
at the rate of three or four knots when a loud
rumbling noise heard and the ship was so
violently agtated that her arrested for the
moment. After interval Of half minute there was
second shock accompanied with peculiar grooming
and Kissing sound The agitation strong as 70
awaken every board The Sea Serpent passed the
Cape of Good Hope ntwerty eight days after leaving
Angler and arrived at st. Helena the 18th of No
vember on Bermuda size experienced gale from
the north but with this exception the voyage was re-
markedly prosperous.
Mr.. Taylor lett New. York the 25th o. August,
Isl, and has been gone two years and four months
In this time lie has visited most Of the countries of
Europe has ascended the Nile further than any other
American or English traveller, ourneyed in Palestine,
Asia Minor and India visited China twice aud taken
part in the American Expedition to Japan He has
travelled altogether fifty thousand miles, and in
all lis adventures and intercourse with men OF every
cline and race has been received with kindness and
attended by uniform good fortune. From the time of
leaving till his return he has met with accident but
has found everything to favor his purposes and help
him on. lie returns to America ia excellent health
and spirits ready to app to the varied experience
and information gathered in this long tour lie brings
with him, also additions to his already published
letters to Tie Tribune having spent part of the voyage
home in replacing the accounts of portions Of his jour
ney in India and of what he saw in China which were
lost by the shipwreck in the China Sea. OF the British
nail steamer by which they had been forwarded
These letters viii appear in columns as promptly
possible and meanwhile we give this morning the
narrative of exploration of tie Loo ChOo Islands
made by Mr.. TAYLOR but which up to the DAY Of his
departure, Com. PERRY would not allow to be pub
lished. 1t is now communicated TO the public how
ever, with bis entire authorization.
Mr.. TAYLOR will at once devote himself TO prerlr.
inc his travels for publication, and book on Africa
may soon be expected from bis pen He viii also
lie heard lecurerin dfers at parts of the country
numerous and pressing Invitations having preceded his
arrival here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

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