New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

ipg and interesting Our Swiss fellow citizens now in
Washington assembled 10 honor the OCCASION and accom-
panied the block, which drawn a truck by six
horses escorted by the fine company Of iagers command
ed ny Capt SchwatzmaD with band OF music 10 the City
Hall An appropriate address was delivered from the por
tico Of the wing Of the City Hall by Mr. Huer,
in behalf of the Swiss Confederation by which IL pre-
sened 20 the Board Of Managers TO be placed in the mag
n6cen structure being erected here in honor OF the
Father OF his Country and this responded 20 very q
ooueD,ly BY Walter LenOx ESD the part Of the Board
whose members had assembled to receive H. and did
with feelings OF deep interest This was the first estmo-
NAL Of respect and yeneraton 70 the noble and exalted
character Of Washington which had been received from
foreign country and il peculiarly gratifying 10 know
that wa the voluntary offering of the only free Conede
racy in Europe the shrine Of American patriotism aud
virtue Coming does from the glorious country Of the
patriot Tell the ancient Heyeta and from the granite
rock. Of the magnificent Alps, it may easily be imagined
that il produced when presented feeling Of enthusiasm
which could scarcely be suppressed Future generations
will experience this enthusiasm when they contemplate
these beautiful memorials OF respect ana admiration from
distant lands the imperhabls memory Of the lustous
founder OF American liberty AMER the interesting ceremo
MES o presentation concluded the block was convey
cd 10 the Monument grounds escorted by the Swiss
Committees, the layers aud members ;oi the board OF
Managers washington Union
- Prof G. n Shepard who has Just returned from 4
fortpghs exploration the counties Of nesklenburgh,
uon Cabarus and Rowan NC states that the prospect
OF abundant supply Of copper ore Afforded by the IN
ooaops presented ia the mines OF those counties The
greet netaierous region known ~ Gold Hill IN Rowan,
aud which 10 the famous Dorne mine in that State 10
lie most productive deposit Of the precious metal In the
United States (-is perhaps the most promising rep0s
or for copper thus far bEoughtto light Other places may
hereafter prove equally rich but the gold veins at Gold
Hi being already worked 70 depth Of nearly $50 feet,
afford the favorable opportunity in the country for
Judging Of the character Of that spot for "copper" metal
which rarely shows itself in much richness al the top Of the
ground Already romthe depths referred 10, uns o ner-
charitable copper daily raised and the indications
are such as 10 lead the Professor 10 predict that Cold M
viii very speedily acquire character for copper as dsun-
guished as that which has long since Tor gold
The Professor while in Charlotte received the present
diamond from DR. Leventh0rpe That gentleman hsd late
u discovered his esate At Pioneer Mills ana tnis "
the second specimen Of this precious gem ound winn The
year IN the County Hitherto no special search mas been
made for the diamond these specimens having peen MS
covered in manner purely accdentn
r. The case of eiectrDeDt IN which Sarah = Renaond
icooredl of salem brought complaint sganst Henry
palmer an AGENT of Madam SOntag and Officer Phlbdck
60 .sanit AZ the Howard Athenoum the consisting
~ cure against the ccmpanants person sufficient 10
csrsE bsr eiectment from the theser. brought 20
60 Wednesday afternoon, in the Police Court Judge
prssI rendered formal AMI elaborate opinion the
onssf;on The two points decided and which the
Whole ground werefrst that the parties bad right -
enter and take seats IN the house second that tie Aent
and officer had right 10 eject them The Judge assa
thai colored persons could not be excluded from any
performance. for which they had purchased ticket 1
ample notice had been given 70 the parties bsa sss
NOT be admitted In this case no 81 ~ up pbhr,k IN
given Palmer Gned 81 and costs; ~ t .h csss v
withou. costs. An appeal Sas enis'r' 1po.toa Bss
90 20 the upper Court