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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21
MATHIyfONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN wnHEs TOgBECoME ACQUAINTED
"A with ADV moving In the arst walk Of life, with =
view 10 matrimony II mutually pleased. No lady nssA
address A. n. @. Jonviie, Brooklyn, l. l., unisuU
the advertisers positioa Il of the FIRST respsctabiy
MI riaess, Who win AL enjoy The gzsatsst hspptasss
nAsrinonia1 bliss, and WIN shsw the person thsy N
arry through an instxunant whiah she win sAnse -
lumnsts itssK By invotf.g IL powers Of her wuads1
science ana WIN ten III events Of life, and The VV
thoughts. 10 RrooAs street, nAAr Csanoa strsst &C.,
men not sdnatts6.
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TO THE EDITOR OF The NEW YORK HERALD.
Your article Of yesterday, under the above caption,
reflects strongly and uSjustiy against the retai coA
dealers Of This ard neyhb,riug elites that II requires
reuatiou II is very plain TO those In tue trade that
the wiier q your article not posted He would have
believe tina. the Of high prices OF coA
Ia owing TO combination of the trade here The fol
lowing candid ststemsu; OF the cost add profit on
coal average, In the 'ity of New York. and no
honorable man Who knows the trade will g.lnsayit.-
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FIFTH DAY.
FRDAYub purse $500; mile heats, best three II Ays.
SANE DAr-Caub purse. 81, 500; three mile heeta.
SIXTH DAY.

SAME DAr.-2ub purse, $500; for beAtss hsssse ~
mile heats.
The loves OF the turf have opportunity - wilnaal
the best meeting IN America More tn
forty Of the most celebrated horses In the world
In training on the course and win run during ia Ass
and four miles, including Lexngtoa, Red Eye, HghA
err Onseyed Joe, Fanny Fern, Arrow, blonde, utte ~
Berry, Rube, Garrett Davis and Die Cappertea. his 4
tho largest number Of horses In trAinng yae0
eourse and all good The pubic may rely on to
good races every day Nothing win b. l.lt undoos Il
the Nsiional Course during the fall meeting.
g. ]. CARTER @.
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ssvay per< q ocasesr r.a us = .. sau Nove~Ssr V
IS 10 Errsst frsa Roh.s 4 = ses.ss I. o. .as
us IS ~ sod - % froa Rich aosdl-t Sii al
sgal II % sbe< ~ soos ~ thu frsst ertves s
the yelisw fever is the souts, a. macy o. tns vessels
esgseed In rhe tads empi-y~f IN the ssf
tssos chile Tie 10 oestisuesfeigas ~iu Ia al pro-
bstNsy u up ., ton 20 oss"a 10 tao csur0
Of rext month, which ed more ,hsr douse sor refst
tieu that can teie place under .ay ciecom IN
this refon, even the market we're overetscsef Si.a
coal only tive ADD hsk months Of the seaaou rem Ia
the prces for coal frea n 'ht sion, sao The de-
bspa brirths coal goes oil IT. m Richmond as FAST ss
arrives slttough ORDERS checked " come eAteat
By Ne various publtcs' ioas N sse
TIE decrease IN The supply oil osa from tue Sohuylkl
region since last Decsnser, IL In rouad nun
sa,o'o
Tossh. 5s4. ols
supply properly belongs the dc6c-sess ~ last
ref she f6,ef0 tons SPOT aewa by IT. railroad
from DC 1858 to april 1854 T. is well kas~a that
IL sss al Consumed ~ fast 1t arrived aud
Io coal In tine u srksts in April last.
TINS.
nedcet freu the above. $50 900
For his oehciescy $50 $50
leaving an increase OF eoly.... ......... 25i 900
re5uct dehciepcy trsm the I.acka waoa al Peun-
sJkAoia Coal Company, short OF last years sup
ply to the present time. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7e.eo0
Leaving for the actual increase only ,s4, 100
Add 10 this the probable increase from all she autn
otto regions foe tn bal~pcs OF the l5os0l
tspr-hDu Wo nave An tucreteo OF
tbs from ell The Acthsaoie resions should
season co.e early the tupsiy will be sss. and If later
thsu usual Of outss 1t zould 10 isorea- ed.
or tbi in the WORKS between this place and
Philaos phis and the Leading R-ii-oad Ia their
tivef, Will not less thsu hundecd and ty
thousan1 tors; and credioly uformsi shat toe
iron works the line of the Lehigl canal will consume
i,cresse ef about ffsy thousand rvas--leav ng
actual increase q about one hundred and ifryfolr
thousand tins to supply the increase the sesboard
In mop works steamboats, sienmships, Stationary en-
sinsy household use nd all the various purposes for
which anthracite coal is now used
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The cepreh Of Rev. Mr. CULVER, a. Nor xioh, Coxn
WAS entirely destroyed by FIRE on the 18th inst.
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NEW YORK RACES NATION AL OOUkdR.-
IN FAN meeting, commencing on h.aiay, 6eptea11o9
is, and 70 continue week


FOURTH DAY
THuRsDAY.-Proprietor' purse, 500; two nAs heo6
four year Odds and over, to cary leo lbs.
Sam DAY.-Metropolitan Htei stake for three yua4
ODDS, two (2) mhe heats 500 subscripen, e2o9 fsE-
felt; $500 added BY the metropolitan hotel two -
mort start.
Thos. w. boswell b. .. Agtatoe, by 0hn1.
Harold, dam Emily Thomas, by Priam.
A. j. Miner names CD Q. Sam Lstcher BY Wagnar, dan
f. by Medos
p. 8. Fowler namss Col Glasseooks q. Lttls Axeuk
by Glencoe, dam blue Bonnets.
Also p Hakcley'sb TerrAec, by Sovereign, dana 6a0
Mitchell by Iayia.h
r W. EieIds na,nea - nv Gleucoa.
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HENTREvILLE COURkE L. TITO cIING-M@cD ~,
~ sept. %, At O'Clock match $S8e, mie he'd
best in s, in hsrpess Mr.. Fish an drives ,.
N. BcstoE Gil, Mr.. Tuttis sanes drives rsaa \.
Lady Franklin. 0mnbuses leave the ferries hourly CT
the course. joel. C0NKLIN, Prorriaspg,
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CENBEUILE COUEsE, L. I-TROTlING-FUeH-
~ day, Sept &C. InmeiiaNly after the race bstwssa
best in 6, TO wagops. Woodruff enters b. RAager
D. Pifsr eaters br M Lady sherwood, owner enters ~
3. stranger Joel Cons lin enters br. Tom Lumh r j.
Nodine enters b. e. Highland Boy snsers Z.
Unknown. JOEL CONKI4IN, Propriebsss
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noG FOR sALE--A FULL BRED SETTER, WE'LL.
~ broken, and about three years old. viii b SOL
cheap. Ian b at the stable No. Bridge street.
rear the Battery, until Saturday.
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SPORTING, SC.

A RHGATTA WILL COME OFF FROM THE ATLANTA
"A Hotsl Hsbeksn ~ THURSDAY. September 2ist, fsss
swta to tho fsot to the smaller boats. Purses Arc q
follows ars $76 second $40; third, S20-e5 eatsAnsA
To start ut IA o'clock All entrance to DO made on on
fore the Goth inst This is intended trial or shn
between the boat buf dsrs Of New York. Brooklyn WE
Hamsburg, jersey CITY, Westehestsr, the world k -
weather proves to b. unfavorabis II win take place th
next fair day ADM BARKER Hoboksn-
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HENTREvHIR COURSE, l.. L-TROrTtNG--rU1l
~ day sept 20, 1T 5 O'Clock P. NJ match % go
mile hests, best In In harness FL Nodlne nAuA6
b. m. Highland Maid, d Woodruff &c. r..
Eddy The cars ieavets South ferry Brsosya Tor ths
course, at O'Clock returning the sPsrt
is over. Fare each way Is oents.
JOEL. CONKILN Propuietsr.
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Total . % 100 97s 6.2s4 9o4 sic 76r 10 esS 7sa
IecreAse. .Sl63 ESQ Deurease .$65l 976

In addition 70 the foregoing cash assets, the banks
hold foreign and domestic exchange t. the extent Of the
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fhe committee appointed TO do present TO him u
~hs possess sim liar feelings and alec begging him. At
Abe time to receive the trng present they have
prersred for him-a carriage horses and harness.
ar which has prep sred and. IL be possible the
friends who may desire to do viii accompany them.
There viii DO prAnd orchestra accompanying the com
nfttce in the steamer.
s. hcuid his Exce1ency General Concha rcmsin on
bosrs night previous 70 taking possession o. .ss com
Jartd board the steamer brilliantly illuminated,
ard where will be admitted the friends OF his Exceiency,
nnde~ the previous regulations
The residents Invited TO unite In the festivities
day which his Exselle the command,
t. umspsts their swens :. veil in a out or the city
for three nights subsequent his arrival Retailers
& 70 asT Ss Ss sns
hour after IL II O mrictSd and 6pahy 4 hoped the
captains Of e~chsnt vessels In the hsrbor viii please
The sursestions Of many friends authorized TO
nond these manifestations OF pesuar regard. the chief
inssr and In the general adhesion which the thought
s II yhs shortneas Of Tie slns at command does not
satsbls pons that his Exssalsncy win pass fro1 the
Ehsrf upon which he VIII laAd
AZ his Excsl.nsy shall return TO the palace,
nfex having the osths u Once before the Real Au
ss,eccia another committee Of his fsads viii present
themselves 10 tender their eonrAtalAtens upon this
The srst night Of his Exessney's Residence in the
palace he viii be eompfnentsd with sccosd serenads
Nxre9Seo with AL the epAen0Of luz ssno
music win be repeated and also the throug In the
steets to bid welcome also to the distinguished General
Mupxsno.
8. the proper artherity dssa not make objection
there will tAhe place theatrical performance In the
most suitable place that Be selected soliciting for
this pus pose the assistance Of the mentors OF the ceo
Thus pefomsnoo win be presided over By his sxccuency
Concba (shoud he be pleased 70 consent to
csse AID the receipts vii be destined for the benefit
Of tho p0cv. .
ne penses that these compliments VIII cause as tho
orh az tho rropos to his kxcelcocy,
vie raid b voluntary subscrpt on for the collection
al Gbharsirg OF which convenient details Nih DC
I'D
.Vs's 80 a Ink wo shau haze quito Nue" OF It ?
: cen fE0uiss vill be oxqasise, snd the fissa
e tres IA ..ss-S AZ assay Ct besaty hat It wosd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
WEosEsDAY, FEaRuARY 22, 1854.
GEE4TE

Prayer by the Rev. PETER DEFoREsr.
A communication from The House read
MIR. AMBER from the Committee Of Courts reported back
with amendments Dill amending and re.enactine the hrs
ard second sections OF the Of February l5h 1863
change the times Of holding the Circuit Courts for Lunen
burg, Brunswick and Meckenburg.
Mr.. S7EEsRop from the Committee OF Finance, reported
House bill releasing the Midlothian Coal Mining Company
from certain penalties.
Mr. RANDOLPH from select committee, reported bill
authorizing the Governor have taken of Houdon,
statue of Washington for The colleges Of Virginia.
Mr. DoraLAs offered resolution that and after Thurs
day. 23i insl the Senate will hold evening session
commencing at TX O'clock.
discussion took place. In which Messrs DOUGLAS
SHASD, DESEALE RgeER, Smith, STUART and CATLET7
DR. WINSTON moved substitute that the Senate will, on
day. take at half past Two and meet again
Mr. WIssross motion was lost ayes l9, noes %
Mr. DOUGLAS resolution was Then agreed TO- ayes FL noes
Mr. McKKSsxy moved reconsideration OF the vote adopt.
ngt he said resolution Mr. DouoLAs asked for the ayes
und Noes
The Senate BY Of l9 ayes 20 noes refused to
consider.
Mr. HARRIS offered oIn resolution which lies over, thai
the Sheriff Of Augusta county be- and is hereby allowed
tho further time OF sixty days beyond tho expiration Of the
period fixed by law for paying into the Treasury the
venue of sa!d county for the present yeor.
Mr. CA7LETT said this the birthday Of Washingo
nud lie moved that the Senate adjourn
Mr. THOMAS asked the ayes and Noes and the resolution
reec ted, ayes lS noes %.
On motion of Dir. THOMAS, it was
Resolved That select committee be appointed bring
In bill 10 incorporate the Virginia Locomotive and Cur
Manufacturing Company The Pendent appointed Messrs
Thomas, NloNcURE, BRAwSER CREIoH and McKEssEY tho
committee
Mr. WARD called up and explained bill TO authorize the
Board of Public Works subscribe for he residue of the
capital stock OF the Logan, Raleigh end Monroe Turnpike
Company and In said road Tho exclusive
OF the same.
The tie passage Of the bill stood. ayes %
and The bill was rejected for the want Of constitutional ma
jorty.
On motion OF Mr.. TAzEwELL, the Senate adjourned
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the wliiles but think he would be bette! SUITE! W
hunt ghosts and Iun lfUn his own si.doW, oil
night Than for any other purpose. Such man hao Id
have been burn iuf he dies OF tear ten
times; for there thousand other things WHICH
will his way through life, al which ne mas %
cause be alarmed than the negroes But, why ieaI
free negroes The slaves have il is true gotten w oh
two instructions in ncehbohoods. and on one "Iea
did great deal OF nIu.y but free negro mas, 80 Ia
am informed ever been suspected Of having any -
with any such scheme L. should be parioncc ,o
nestion would say the hest thing which Inc I
ran do for The State is let the free negroes aohe md
Ibey will pass ar holding aE"r'eht 10 m
among them and thus holding out ndnceirehs " VI"
10 become gopd. This could most easily %: aoer' r
mise the legislature merely 10 enact, tEa' ca
conducted himself we'll drums, ana mao thn
ed himself and family If he has one BY MS hone LII no
from the time he arrived twenty-five years o 10 he
was forty yeara old and should prove teso ac.s h
three nearest, respectable white persons by "ho
lived during that lime, the court OF TIC Io, .,,i
corporarion In which he had lived should gran nun No
Gcate of that fact and that he should not during no @
conducted himself we'll thereafter be required 10 e' %
naval of his register. Tns any other lte .ng,
op that tho Legislature willing 10 disctmna'e o
y;een the good and bad Tree negroes woulo CO ho
Than ,e repeal the 7lh section OF chapter W. psG
The epesl of section 3, chapter O3 at page 479 anu on W..
harsh laws which are could be enacted IN reao" " m
cl,as Of poor creatures together. M ,,,,.,,,,,rv
US 4 FRIEND TO HUMANITY.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
CoNGREss.--isr sEssl
MONDAY, February 20, 1854.
SENATE.

After the transaction Of the customary morning bualrH
which contested considerable OF the presen,s:
OF petitions against the repeal of The Missouri Compon1
MI. PETIT, Of intona addressed The body until nesi
O'clock In favor uf The Nebraska Bill. We may be uloat
10 say that the concluding remarks uf the Senator rcp
Ing ns he does one Of he "ree States, chsraces
BY lloerh aud patriotic apl 90 the conclusion Of ID
Senator's address, Dir. CAss briefly spoke in reply
observations personal In their barring aud the Sen,e !:
journed. motion Of Mr SuM.EA Tns, Senator IS 30
sequeciy entitled TO the hoor upon the Nebraska guess:
on Tuesday.
Prior taking up the Nebraska Bill, an eHor,
10 have considered bill providing for The removal Of
strUctlons al the mollh Uf the Mississippi river but
movement was resisted on the ground that make spe
appropriations for particular objects Of this kind @out N
Judlce the success OF general bill for The improvement
harbos and rivers which IL seems be expected may
be prepared and reported 10 the Senate.
Mr. JOHNSON o! Arkansas introduced bill which p!oc
SEES 10 establish three Indian territories, under the ti!l.s
pectively, Of "Chahlahkec" "Muscogeen and Ghants
The design OF this bill is 10 facilitate The civilization
certain lrdian :iees. by giving them regular Cover
ment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Among the reports made from commtttees orc by
WARREN from The Committee Of Public Lands, odrsrse
the bill extending the provisions Of the several bounty ~
ecis 10 the officers and soldiers Of the OF 1872 and
various Indian wars In support Of this decision OF the ccr
mee, report read from the Secretary u The n!sfi
estimating the quantity of land which would be rtqor
and the time necessary 10 execute the act, II passed
fore ds2osng OF the report the House went Into Coma"
tee upon The Homestead Bill. sir. Nupte, OF Mehi;
spoke an hour against the proposition for laying tornsg:
t!es 10 aid works O Internal improvement, and Nj Ess
OF Kentucky, made brief speech in support Of primo
Piles Of the Nebraska BILL before Congress- cOntent
that the Mssou: Compromise was no compromise iGb
the South was concerned
The 1t n and 9Th days Of March were apar. Tor u
consideration of the local Territorial bills relating ors:
lied Territories National Inttuigen cer.
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,.Ii,,uer;s, Sands commented 70 I'VE
"'ap''"o'' ~ nv, ,.lu,ion ought to be under Sta'c
punay under the supervision Of State Oeer' and the
State should have sppce oa,'o OF it, lis benz us arc o se
to every portion Of the sn'e and II GOsn, nU ~
limited in its usefulness by oea. anu md ,heI often
'"' 80 ,ovde Tie remedy for their cor'ec:'oh-
~ rs,I,m the vour. offenders 10 secure society asu'
hs ,e[l u,c sspIednou is the design Of this Institution"
"' he voung offenders, falls on sccIeiyi 'o'
"ss bears The expense of their prosecution md eonao
''sy ,sa uorsc o! Refuge ia proposed as great IT'D
sl ,sooya,or thai is supe'ssde in It's benefits 10
extent the crime and the expense oil 'a'4s anu :or The
Mr. s,eeaod deserves INC S"as he. % ,n t in this in.
d we !iorc one Of :hesc Institutions -.
,, 49, u'no,izsd 10 be established in Hhecias ~.
,Uo n,o T., lc.aoni and that the reformed '''"s :,
~ forth in each division OF The State TO bear
49,. hcreGcsn! institutions in Virginia
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIyEs
COSGRESS-Trrsn,y


In the Senate on Tuesday Mr.. Gwin reported bill oi:
thorise the construction of six irigss. MIR Doai
los was appointed regent OF the Smithsonian ins!rEa
The ill granting land To The States 70! the relief Of The 70
dgent insane was tokon Up, advocated by Mr. Foo: ~
then postponed Mr. Bayard reported bill directing y
completion OF the present Treasury building, scale
os 10 include iments FOR the Slnto Department.! aaf
new building for the OF the War and Navy Depi,
ments The Nebraska bill was taken up and Mr Cas- m'
some add tonaI remarks In reply 10 observations mace
Mr. Petit on Monday Mr. Sumner then addressed ine "
nate for three hours uron the subject Of slavery, and q
position 10 the bill Mr. Tootn6s has the floor for lha'
day 10 which day In consequence Of to-day being Ie 1911
vesary OF Washing IONS birth day the Senate aGJou'ne..
q the House Of Representatives, The Homestead bill w
taken up when Mr. J. c. Allen made speech In at'0a
OF The Nebraska Kansas bill. Messs. Grow Smith Of w
YORK, and Dawson severa!ly addressed III. scnmmss
the Whole the state OF The Union in favor CT the iou
stead BILL which was opposed by Messs. Dent and s
OF Virginia. The genera! debate on this subject has 'tI
mated by Limitation. In honor Of the anniversary o. W
birthday Of Washington the House adjourned until la"'
day Washington Sentinel.
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WEDSEsoAv, FEBRUARY %, 1854.

| HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Moses HuoE, of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church.
a communication from the Senate, by their Clerk was
| read as follows:
House OF Delegates their bill entitled an act 10 ncor
poTae the FL Dorado Turnpike Company They have
| stock Of The Manassas Gap Rail Road Compsny-An aci
amending the 81 section Of chapter II Of the Code of Yr
GINA 10 impose penalty upon the officers Of Inter.
improvement, Companies falling make the annual re-
pdrsAn act TO amend the 81 section of the passed
March 3Oth 1853, entitled act incorporate The Fish
Creek Road Company-An act 10 auhorss sale of nor
lion of The works OF the Alexandra Canal Company 10 the
Alexandria and Washington City Rail Road Company-An
authorize the sale Of part OF the work the
ing,on and Alexandria Turnpike Company 10 the Alexsn
da md Washington City railroad CompanyAn act amend
ing the Saith section of chapter ls4 of the Code of Virginia
to increase the compensation OF the Tailor in Richmond
CyAnd hn act 10 umend the 18th section an act passed
June o 1882 entitled concerning the soiarcs of
tain ocer5 OF Government, compensation of The members
and officers Of the General Assembly mileage oh.
uwances 80 as 10 increase the weekly pay of the Clerk
the Senatc-ia which they ask the concurrence House.
IAlLoR's FEES.
The CLERK proceeded 10 read the above Senate bills The
bill proposing an Increase OF The compensation OF the fees Of
the Jaor OF The City Of Richmond read the first and
second mes when lie question referring the bill
It's passage TO day.
Messrs STAPLES of Patrick and WALLACE opposed the
notion end Messrs. ToMLIH, JACKSON aud ELLysoN sup.
ported Il.
Mr. WALLACE objected the bill because I, was partial In
its character He was opposed special legislation on sub
jects Of general interest
Dir. PATRICK moved 10 commit the bill 10 the Committee
for Courts OF Justice.
Mr MAYO In favor of commitment because he wish.
ed to amend The bill include the alo of Henrco
within its provisions.
dr. CHRrsTIAS for the purpose Of including the Tailor OF
Augusta county, was also in favor Of commitment
The SPEAKER having informed the House that the bill
could not be amended while on ne third reading
Dir. Fowler moved thai the House reconsider the vote
ordering The bill 10 Its third reading.
MIR CowARDIS hoped the House would reconsider the
vote ordering the bill TO its passage Such disposition of
al this late period of the session, he believed would result
In its defeat.
Before the question taken ordering the bill 10 Ito
third reading,
Mr. MALLORY moved that the House adjourn I, being
anniversary Of The birth Of Wa'hiusop-sld some
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Photographic Correspondence Of the Ballimo,o Evening
Tmes

WAsHINGToN, Feb. I'D.
Editors Evening Times "A reucono took place here
Iast night between Senator ClemeAs of Alabama and Mr.
Harris of Mississippi. Mr. Clemens introduced TO Sr
Harris who declinej replying. The Introduction
iicited M Cemen5 reiorted that he would make Harris
responsible Dir. Harris reoned anery when Mr. c. drew
revolver and struck Harris heavy blow The head
iioe dangerously, telling him TO the ground Clemens
then seized chair but prevented from further attack
by his friends who nleered The ciftcuy remains unex-
planned, aud duel Is anticipated
Mr. Cramptop the British Minister gives splendid din.
party o.dayhaving behaved badly on the occasion
OF Julen's concerts whilst playing the National Quadie,
he said 30 making preparations for magnificent a.
ne Ia hocor Of Hashng.ons brthday-io make up for his
want Of ftci;ley the occasion ahoTe alluded TO- Rsx