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aplnIT ~ rnr PRESS.

The Tsmes Of yesterday notices a article saken
from the London Timer, from which is appears
hat the atter journal has scarcely any hops 81 the
restoration q pacific relations between Russia and
Turkey. Il appears that tho Csar continues TO
occupy the same arrogant and naughty posisicn
which he assumed in the beginning and to sach an
extreme length has he gone, that compromise
would inevitably expose him to the scorn and con.
tempt OF Europe. Neverthelsss. many persons
think thers win be war, and that bitter o. the
pill may be, Nicholas win not have the hardihood
to face the combined opposition of Europe. and his
pride and ambition will, after all yield to conside-
rstions of prudence and necessity
The Wing Of yesterday remarks that It sincerely
wishes that the question wera decided by the De-
mocracy "whether they have an organ among us,"
inasnuch - IL s 90 hard to tell from the contradic
tory statements of the Washington Union what 10
the policy of the Administration upon any one sub
ject Aa@
The Examiner defends the soundness of Gene
raj Pierces Administration upon the subject of
slavery and the impsrtality and correctness of the
appointments to office
The Examiner Is gratiied that the Common
Council OF the city about to take measures for
the removal of those constitutional bars in the
James River, which seriously obstruct the navi-
CATION to this port and states that II what Is now
proposed had been promptly done after the publ
cation OF the report of Lieutenant Stansbury, of
the 25th OF January, 1887 the trade population and
wealth OF Richmond would, in all probability have
been from fifty to one hundred per cent greater
than at present
The Mail refers to the craving of the human heart
Tor distinction in republic as well a. monarchy,
and to the American craving for an aristocracy.-
The great and important question is what shall
be the foundation of that sristocsacy wealth. family
or talents 1t says the answer will be found in the
Bible, where we are traced high and low all to the
origin of one man, and that gardener. And yet
to relieve our modification gives the gardener an
ancestry of which angels might be proud, for it tells
US that he was the "son of God" 1t points us to
common Redeemer, who came, laboripg with his
hands; to common grave, where the dust OF
prince and peasant moulder into the same clay-to
a common Judgment where the place of honor
will be given to an Aristocrscy, unrecognized by
human heraldry, of Virtue and Moral Worth
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DIED.

Yesterday, in this city, Miss VIRGINIA RAT
CLlFFE, in the 18th year of her age. Her friends
and scqusntances respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the First Baptist Church, this day
Wednesday, the 29th instant, at At O'Clock, NJ.
On Sunday, the 26lh instant, MARY SUSAN
WOODWARD, infant daughter of Abner w and
Elizabeth III Richardson, aged year, 10 months
and "a days.
OF Cholera Infanta, yesterday morning, at three
O'Clock, LYDIA A, only child of VIM II and Eliza j
Peasants. aged months and day. The funeral
ia appointed to take place from the residence of Mr.
A III Janney, this morning, at 9 O'Clock
II Winchester papers will please copy.
On Saturday, the 25th instant, at 9 o'clock, p N.
ANN MARIA, infant daughter of Cynthia ANN and
James Morriss, Jr.
~ Norfolk pauera nleaae cnnu 4 .
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9 We have had laid on our table to day, copy
OF the July number of Harper's New Monthly Ma.
gszne. 1t is the best number of that valuable work
that we have yet seen and contains an article emit
tied Monticello" with number of exquisite en-.
cravings, illustrating the life of jefferson, which
alone are worth the price of the work. 1t is sold
by j. EDDINs, under the American Hotel.
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Here are certainly some very startling dispro
portions NINE times as many were killed. Elk
times IS many were injured and SEVEN times as
many either killed or ipj lred, in New York in pro
portion to the whole number conveyed upon Rail.
roaos, as in the whole of Great Britain and Ireland
during the year 1852.
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AUCTION NOTICE. -Impor.
~ tant to Hotel X eepers and Fani,
lies abont commencing Housekeepfu9-
Large and Extensive sale Of HousehoIa
aud Kitchen Furniture, and Milch Cows,
Hotel.-The attention Of the public is respecf;nIv
invited to the large and extensive safe sale Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, CONSISTING of
the usual variety, to be sold at auction This
Morning. commanding at 10 O'Clock, at the
which win be added, three excellent citv .raised
Mich Cows, now giving milk. For farther partic.
ulars see advertisement.
ie % GEO. ] SUMNER, Auct.
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AssAULT.-Granville Mainten was early yester-
day morning examined by his Honor at the cage.
on the charge of assaultng Mary Bradley the night
previous, and on yesterday required to give $3.50
security to keep the peace
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c.,,.Iolv bring on I war, hnt that they kssp On
=. r;.h, hank of the Danube and leave them
10 thsir fate, assigning no better reason for
such reliuquishmens. than The unopposed oc-
equations Of which we have spoken. II the
French and English really wish TO secure
the Independence Of Turkey, il seems TO u
that they ought to PUT stop to these seizures,
unless they wish to see the provinces finally
in the po~er of Russia. The inhabitants are
said TO be, Al this time, bitterly opposed to the
Russian connection they may come, in time,
to regard il as their only means Of protection
from military outrage.
In the House Of Lords, in. reply to ques.
ton relative to the imprisonment Of colored
seamen BY South Carolina, Lord Clarendon
stated that the crown lawyers were of opinion
that, under existing treaties, the British govern
ment had no right to demand the abrogation
of the law. They had continued TO press the
question, he said, as one Of comfy, not right,
and had been answered that the United States
would have no other resource left than to
abrogate the treaty. The treaty OF commerce
between the two countries contains provision
which has reference to the existing laws of
each State, and il is under this provision that
the South Carolina law is sustained. a
TWe collate the following table from On ar
ticle In the New York Times Of Saturday. II shows
state of things highly disgraceful to our Ameri-
can Railroads. A few most honorable exceptions
exist but on too many of them, there has been for
years past most wanton destruction of life:
The number of persons killed and Injured on the
railroads OF this State duriog the last year, was
sir or secen times greater, In proportion to the
whole number conveyed, than In the United King
dom of Great Britain aud Ireland. The following
comparative statement OF the casualties upon the
railroads of both countries, during the year 1882
condensed from the latest official returns exhibits
st glance the great inferiority of our railroad
MANAGEMENT -.
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DISCHARGED -Corbyn Rix, free negro, arrest.
ed in default of free papers on Monday evening,
was on yesterday discharged from custody with an
admonition.
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u HUNTER WOODS has been elected m.v.
OF o. Norfolk, beating 8. 8. Stubs, late ma vo,
ana TWO others. DIR. 3. had very frankly be.
fore the election declared his disincl;n.,;o,
% hold the office unless bis salary were il
creased to $4,000 ''' "
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FINE PAINTING There is a very superb paint.
ing to be seen at the Office of R. France e. Co., Go
vernon street. 1t is copy from Titan, taken by
the very distinguished artist Healey and is for SALE
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E ane elnzen' OF Pensaeolasre going /, .,ron.
.0f railroad from their city to Montgomery A.
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This table, when analysed, will show the follow.
ing comparative statement of casualties upon the
railroads of the two countries in proportion to the
whole number of persons travelling:
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NOTI q e. Expire % packaaes for
Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, &C In.
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
jamestown, will hereafter be received by
Messrs ADAMS q CO. 50 Broadway, who are the
these ships. -
Once OF New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
pany, No 80 Broadway. Ss'-''
LuDLAM = PLEAsANTs, Agents e
New York, June, l, 1853. Ia
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~ TaE e1Ah.-Fl Pic, mic parties and
others whs desire to make short excur.
slons isto the country will from this time forward
nave an exceiisnt Opportunity Of doing 30. By can
bian HOTEL who has beautiful new omnibus snd
pair Of fne horses, which can always Be had a
short notice and on very moderate terms.
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FUNERAL PRccEssIoN.-The funeral procession
of our late esteemed fellow. citizen, WIN. M. FuL
TON, whose death we noticed yesterday, was one
of the most imposing ever witnessed in this city
1t marched to solemn and appropriate music by
the Armory Band. The following societies were
out in uniform and mourning regalia: Richmond
Encampment, No Q, Knights Tempars; st. Johns
Lodge, No SO, Masons Aurora Lodge, No ll6, Ind.
Order of Odd Fellows; Grand Division, Sons of
Temperance, Friendship Division, s. of T., No
100; Hutcheson Division, 8. of T., Cadets OF Tenn.
perance, Lawrence Section, Nos.
The hearse was escorted by the Richmond Light
Dragons, and we noticed in the procession above
thirty carriages in which our citizens in general
followed the lamented deceased to his resting place
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The CANAL.--We do not know whether or not
we have stated the fact Enthusiastically it wilt
bear repetition-that contracts for Locks, Dams,
&C., and sections of the James River and Kama
wha Canal, from Buchanan to Craig's Greek, are
to be let on the 5th of August The distance thus
to be put nder contract, will te little over halt
way from Buchanan to Covington The letting
takes place at Buchanan. We are glad to see an.
other move about to be made with the canal. We
hope that we shall only live to see it finished to
the Ohio River but that we shall long SUI vye that
grand event, and see with our own eyes, the great
revolution it will work in the commerce of Virgin
10 and the West. Our Improvement system will
not be complete INT il the water line is open to the
Ohio. Whilst thst line cannot do without the Rail
roads, they cannot do without it When all are
done, Virginia will speedily take that position
among the States in commercial relation, TO
which she is entitled. All wise Virginia Statesmen,
who are truly devoted to the Old Dominion will
use their best efforts to press on the Canal to COM
pleton.
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n ATTENTION., YOUNG GUARD
day, the 29th instant, at 8 o clock, M.
- BY order OF the Captain
Je 20 JOS w BARLOW, o s.
A TTEND a meeting of YOUR COMPANY at In.
a fsyette He'll on Thursday next, the 3Oth
instant, at 6K o'clock, NJ
By order of the LIST Lieut.. Commanding.
j. " JOHN C. POWELL
A TTENTlON CALIFORNIAN GUARD.
n Attend drill of your Company, at Lafayette
the Captain.
js29 VIM Arriving. q. q
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moah sooTHEAN iMPRovEmENrs.-The sayan.
uan "a Courier of the a6th, informs us, thu, on
,ae S'a INST az meeting ofthe stockholders Of The
o. aa'~:eA ana Florida Railroad. the subscrio.ion.
were raised to sl7oo.ooo Nine mile. hs,a ~.
sraoeo' n'e miles laid with T rail, and ,hs 800
~n Dc completed 80 miles to the satjlIa river =.
'ae ist Oh January. The entire line w;,l :. :.
contract at an early day. - 'e an0er
1ne canal win be completed ty Sen. =,
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NEW MUsIc.-We are indebted to Mr.. John T.
Ford the Agent of Kunkeps Troupe, for a copy OF
the "secon nd series of the Melodies of Kunkel's
Nightingale Opera Troupe All who are acquaint.
ed with their performances, know that their pieces
are among the most exquisite things 10 music. We
hear that they intend shortly to pay us visit. Mr.
John Diamond, the far famed negro dancer, will
accompany them. The Troupe are now perform.
Ing at Baltimore to crowded houses. The piece
before US. "oh Take de Back to Tennessee Ia
said to be beautiful thing
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~ 0LEAsONsg DRAWING. Room
sides-prios ~ Vols l, 2, 3 end ean bs nsd Tor
~ Subsoribersto Gleasen,e Pict0r1al c.n
have their papers bour up IN ! nest and durable
Il he Newspaoer and Chesp Book Depot cpposite
The Americsn. LEWIS 4. SMITH,
Regular Newspaper and Magazine AGENT
a ~
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-News as
received at Southampton from Buenos Ayres, to
May I'd, from Montavideo to May S, and Rio Janeiro
to May Is. The siege of Buenos Ayres still con-
tinued The Buenos Ayrean squadron sustained
defeat with the loss of two vessels on the 18th Of
April, and Urquiza following up his success, had
declared rigorous blockade of the port, on the
Gath ultimo There was no news of importance
from Montsvideo.
AT Bahia fever was very prevalent, and the ship
ping were about disabled by the loss of men,
Commander Fead, of the British ship of war Ex-
press had died. About ten days before the sailing
OF the TeviOt there was rumor that a general
rising OF the blacks would take place The troops
were Kept under arms, but nothing of the kind oc
CURED.
At the Canaries none of the passengers were al
lowed to land from the Teviof, in consequence of
the fever in Brazil
The United States sloop of war Jamestown, was
at Buenos kyres May 2.
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NEW PuBLIcATIoN-We have received from
Messrs sfringer and Townsend, of New York, the
nrst part CT new work entitled s..hs Practical
Draush''man's book of Industrial Design" with en-.
cravings DC. To the mechanic, the engineer and
the ar.lst' We should judge this work to be inas.
pensabe. -A~.-
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II tent Disinfecting Fluid for purifying sick rooms
and counteracting putrid smells and ether unplea,
SAINT effluvia; for sale By
ADIE 4 GRAY. Druggists,
je 20 LAT Main street.
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Two OWNERS OF HORSES AND CAT.
j. TLE-G. w. Merchants celebrated Garelinr
OIL, or Univeraal Family Embrocation has been
tried and proved to be of the best external ap
plications ever discovered for Spayins. Sweeny.
Gails Of ell kinda. Flesh Wounds, Rinsbone, Poll
Foundered Feet. Scratches, Horn Dis.emner
Strains, Windsalls, Fistnla. External Poisons ana
many other diseases incident TO horses ana cattle
For sale u bottles q IS cents SO cents ana N hv
me sgena' ADiE 4 GRAY, Druagists,
l47 Main street.
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m~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS
E>Hot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and Shampoo.
ing Saloon, under the American Hotel-entrance on
11th street.
Single Bath Is cents, or FIVE tickets for 81 90
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" No. 1S4 Main Street.-The sub .criber
intending to close our his stock of Trunks win of
fer them at such low prices viii re sales TO
oil In want Travellers In want of large size
Trunks. are particularly solicited to call on
J. D. GOODMAN,
No 134 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
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n. w, mILLSFAUUH,7
General Freight Agent.
Richmond, June 9th, 1858 1s28g
a62Sc-GITIISk 4TH Jul Y.-Ths Gamer
boat Great Western, {beleng.
Ing 10 n u haden, Esp has recently been tho.
roughly cleansed and repaired and can ne hsdupon
terms by any Military Company,
Sabbath School or pleasure party, wishing to take
a 4th July excursion up the river.
je 2S-3tF WIN. M0SEIFy rarts;n
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MJAVERLEY MAGAZINE
w Flag of eur Union
Star Spangled Banner
And a number of other papers, will be regularly
| received. For sale by
r KEININGHAM,
js 90 22f Broad street
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
H Poems, by Alexander Smith--62c
Harpers Magazine for July-25c
For sale by A. MORRIS,
Je29 81 Main street
QARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY
Ill JAMES WOODHOUSE, Qate Nash g. Wood
house) has received Harpers Magazine for July
Price rs cts /; or subscription 90 per year.
ia %
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TaACKERAY's aUMOKIsTs,-A new
Il supply at the EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE of
the English Humorists of the 14th Century, by w
M Thackeray, l2mo, cloth, 297 pp-Sl
Harpers new monthly Magazine for July, pro-
fusely illustrated, LA pp-25c
Evelina, by Miss Burney, l2mo, cloth-62c
Aaron Burr, his Life and Correspondence. two
vols, octavo--S3
Received and for sale this day by
je 20 G M WEST, S and Exchange
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING
~A HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL a. CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed IS heretofore at par at our
counter.
IAl solvent Washington small notes, willfor
the present be redeeme ed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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EEsz1 NOT &c e. kICHMUND Ann
y DANVILLE RAILROAD-On and
alter Ine LAT OF July the following charges win be
made on the articles specified below in lieu of the
rates on the present tariff of Freight:
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, now ready a

=
/" Gieason's Pictorial for this week; new VOL
ume commenced. Now lie the time to subscribe.
Call upon the subscriber, the only regular Agent.
and do SO. Every number guaranteed.
e am now binding the past volume of Glea.
son IN gilt, at the extreme low price of 81
e Back numbers Furnished
B. J. EODINS,
lie git Hinder the Amoricap uofol
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R'cHrs OF CoLoRED PERsoNs-We learn from
the New York papers, that in the case of James
p. Barrett, a colored man, who applied for man.
damus, compelling the College of Physicians and
Surgeons to admit him the lectures Of that insti
tuition, the court has decided that it one in which
it has no iursdiction; that the admission or ex.
clusion OF persons rests with the trustees of the
college, and if appeal be made it must be to the
regents of the University. twill be remembered
that the trustees had previously refused to admit
hun.
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Commanding the Continental
Troops at Boston,

U1The Univ, rsity of North carolina has con-
ferred the honorary degree of D. d. on the Righ,
Rev Thomas F. Davis, Bishop elect of South
Carolina; the Rev. Cyrus Johnson, of Charlotte,
North Carolina; the Rev. Joseph Cross, of South
Carolina; and the honorary degree of L. L. D..
upon the Hon. Walker Anderson, Chief Justice
of Florida; the Hon. Frederick Nash, Chief JUS
lice, the Hon. VIM. NJ. Battle and VIM. H. Pear
son, Judges of the Surieme Court of North Caro-
lima. 0le
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n1-The Storm Of lasl Friday. which so fercely

B-The storm of last Friday, which so fercely
assailed New York, appears to have been extern
sive and terrible in its devastations elsewhere. Al
Cape May considerable window glass was broken
in the hotels and cottages. At Reading, Pa, the
gable end Of the Catholic Church was blown down,
and number of houses unroofed. On Long Is
land barn blown down, and several persons
buried beneath the ruins; four of them were Sc
yereiy injured. The damage done in the vicinity
of Williamsburg, New York. it is said, will exceed
100000.
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Thousands of Parents who use vermiruge composed OF
Castor OIL calome &C., not aware, while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness oflimbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement o
ITobensaeks Medicines which we ask the attention OF
ali directly interested in their well as their chill
dren's health In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack,s Liver Pills.
0'tBe NOT Deceived, but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor J. n. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8, 1858.

-1J-we are indebted 10 the Hon. Roprnr T.
,cOsRAp for a copy ofhis address delivered before
the Historical Societyof Pennsylvania, al the eel
ebraticn of the 10th anniversary of the landing Of
Penn. The subject of the address is stThe first
Constitution and Government ofthe State OF Penn.
sylvana,' which is treated in that mastery style
so Characteristic OF this distinguished gentleman.
The address exhibits great amount of historical
research. and is in every respect worthy the i'm
portant occasion on which it as p oduced.
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BARNUM1S HOTEL,


CUMBERLAND .II'' =
undersigned, late prop Iieo: Of the eni,s ne. ~
Hotel takes pleasure in informing The pubic tIa y -
leased the above Hotel. Tile building has gLas ~ =,
thorough cleansing from bottom to top IS now ~
order for the ieception and genteci aecoInlool
those who may please to patti onize IL 40 e4sy u
be spared TO make this establishment ore 'faoas ~
Hotels. 1,,,
poRE W. EyAKs-it will be corducled under lse tis
w. Evans a Son. The old patrons Of tie VIea +;
and the public in general, respectfully IS4g ~.
continue their support this house; lie rms Ious'
", ~ Enquire for 'Barnums Hotel W. BvAysl
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RESIGNATION OF Gov. woOd.-we lean from
reliable authority that Gov. Wool has accepted
the appointment of Consul to Valparaiso, and re-
signed his GovernOrsIIip; resignation 10 take el-
feet on the 10th July. He leaves Cleveland, en-
route1or his new station on the 18th July. Lieut.
Gov. Medill will, by virtue of his Office, become
Governor
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uone of the most celebrated members of The
Pans bar was consulted fother day by younger
practitioner, upon an obscure point of law al
cannot give you positive answer young man.
replied the advocate. "I have pleaded once one
way, and orce the other. and gained my suit
at euch time
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BPresident Pierce. according to telegrnphic
announcement, having accepted invitation to
be present at the opening of the exhibition of the
New York Crystal Palace, will leave Washington
on Monday next, accompanied by the members of
tie Cabinet