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To We publish elsewhere a letter addressed by Kos
suih Manni aud Ledru Rollin Consul Saunders, be-
waing his rejection by the United States Senate as
"bard and mischevous blow" These restless and arro-
CANT ujstars bent continuing their Interference in
the aifr' of this country They will never be sati fed
until they succeed in cmbroing the United States with
the Governments of Europe Their imperinenco is ad.
tuiratle
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IScREAsE ~ THE VALUE OF PRopyRrY IN PoR7suor

INCREASE TIE VALUE PROPERTY IN PORTSMOUTH
Three years ago marsh lot in Portsmouth, near the
Goport Bridge, purchased by Mr. Robert Dickson for
$3.50. Last week he disposed of it to Messrs. Herbert
Pas Others, for the sum OF S4OOO.-Nofok Bea-
SALE or FARM.-Mr Harrison Weston, OF Norfolk
county, five miles from Portsmouth, sold his farm sw
days ago to Philadelphia Company for the OF sl2
600 few years since the farm and improvements cost
NJ Wrstnn az nr "a nnn-M
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Important Treaty with England.

The New York Herald that through private ad
vices by the Europa learns that important treaty has
been negotiated by Mr. Buchanan with England /, says
1--WE learn tina, either tho HERMANN from Sou,hamp.
ton, the America, from LvefPool-the steamers
due-wil bring the draft OF convention concluded be-
Mr.. Buchanan and the Earl of Clarendon on behalf
Of their respective governments by which England adj
mts in the approaching European war; the doc
the flag both ship aud cargo and that free ships
make free goods she also the right of search
for the impesment of seamen Tar American vessels
concerned aud concedes the restriction the law
OF blockade.
ln return the United States is pledged to strict
traty and nonnerfeence in the coming contest between
the Western Powers and Russia"
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snocKtSG DEATn.-A gentleman attached to the Peters
burg and Roanoke Rioad Company, Informed rs last
evening, aer the arrival Of the train that nm un-
known white man was killed toe Raleigh aud CASTOR
Rilroad, yesterday about four miles above Leton De-
pot 10y the downward mail train. His head was literally
crushed and the parts dsjonted and the whole Of the
body 80 manged that was 10 form any idea
OF bis appearance when in lite stranger had been
TO come up the carriage road, and take direct course
from the place where he overthe tracks Of HE
shoes upon the ground being distinctly visibe-whch
caused supposion that he had been murdered aud his
body brought to the Railroad track 10 blind inquiry.
GpetSysbByg EyDyess
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The WASHINGTON Neutrality-suspicious. have sgsin
been resumed upon the Washington Monument in Capt.
tol Square, The mechanics are engaged laying two
rows Of handsomely wrought flags around the base Of the
Monument which, when completed, will constitute n,at
crcuious promenade walk Of considerable range. 1t will
much enhance the beauty Of that section Of the Square,
and be great convenience the bellies and 6sau which
take pleasure ia frequentng this delightful retreat
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TIE TEHUASrEPEc ROUTE TO the Pacific has always la
bored under the serious disadvantage Of wanting suta
Die harbor the Pacific but lately admirable or
it is said, has been discovered 10 the Bay OF Ventosa
which closed at the west By the hegdts OF the Morro
and open at the south and east which CONFEDERATION Of the
Bay allows vessels have ingress and egress respec.
tive Of the quarter from which the wind blows Noshoas
with here and every where there good anchor.
age
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Gis.-we notice that number Of hands are now en-
gagged laying gas pipes along that portion OF Marshall
street between the city jail Immediately above it, and
18th street. We not certain that the work will be
pursued farther in the direction Of Union H Thus lar
it may well be esteemed acquisition of some mpor-
lance, for hitherto that section of the city was so dark
at nights as to render it very unsafe pass for folks
suspected OF having any dinss in their possession Not
many months ago. gentleman passing there late night
was knocked down by fellows who laid in wait for
him, and the timely appearance OF the watch alone saved
him from being robbed OF large of money and pcr-
haps murdered.
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We learn from of our farmers that the small
grain generally In Wyhe County, looks this time very
promising. Happy to hear hisi all kinds Of grain Is
exceedingly high II this years crop should be short
one, do not know what will become of us- Wythepie
RcpuJiieam.
CHOLERA TnE MIssIssIPPr.-The steamer Belle Kew,
which arrived at Cairo Sunday night had about fifteen
OF cholera board between point aud New Or
leans In family alone, there had been six Deaths
when she passed. there ony two persons on board
sck.-!S Louis RepuJ. AprH 3.
ASoTHER ARREST THE RESCUE CAsE-Charles X
Watkins Esq, who has been absent since the rescue Of
the slave in attending the Iowa Circuit and at Madison
was arrested by the Marshal yesterday morning. Roeh
Dem Tuesday.
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Costly BUsIsEss.-A man named Strong made use
OF seven proflne oaths in magistrates oice Whining
ton, Del, few days ago. for each of which he fined
81 This enraged him. that he gave his tongue
such loose reign could not be stopped until the justice
put another ine of sO and ordered him be com
"kuocked uuder,' paid the 6nes, and vas released.
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'ae'r AID 10 erecting suitable building for tho conve-
h'eneo and accommodation OF this efficient COMPANY.

=. lux EXCURSION TO sLA'n CorrAox.-The Young Guard
Will proceed to Slash Cottage by the o'clock train ,hl.
enos 70 celebrate BY grand civic and military ball
tho fourth anniversary of their organization 1t will be
very agreeable opportunity for such as desire tho pleas.
urs OF such sceno to enjoy themselves We have no
aoao, out That many will avail themselves of the occasion
wen Tor the sake Of the ,an. as tho enjoyment to bs
had when they reach there Tho subIeo, u very
" on the tapis and hence our presumption of ia h.nn
results e. 49, - : .iF'
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tB- The latest aivices from Col Fremont state tina
seven Of hia men had died from starvation and exposure
aud shat tic party had been compelled to eat eighteen
their mules. There foot ofsnow on the ground and
they bad just gotten Of siI feet deep. Notwh
standing the condition Of bis party the Colonel was de-
termined to petsevere
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rey from motive. OF jeud,Alp to the deceased ...e.

sivey from motives Of friendship to the deceased states
man.
He aware that the business OF Mr.. websters de-
partment OF the national administration behind hand,
and In such confusion that but himself could set
them right There a Of unfinished correspon-
pondence-weghty questions unsetted-delicate nego'
tiations Incomplete. Long before Mr. Wcbsters death,
Mr. Everett quietly and privately assisting him to
discharge his arduous labor Clayton had left the for.
cign affairs of the country in Of confusion IL
required labor than Mr.. Webster, from his feeble
health, could endure, to place things right.
There necessarily, therefore, between Mr.. Everett
and the Secretary of State the greatest intimacy and
constant correspondence accompanied by interchange OF
views Mr. Everett consulted with Mr. Webster in regard
to the Husemann letter. necessarily But the authorship
the present Senator's. He docs not claim IT, aud
deeply panied at the late publications In regard to It,
As we'll might Mr. webster friends claim the authorship
Of the Cuba letter Of Mr.. Everett. l hope this simple
statement will put at rest the silly story OF the Evening
Post NATIONAL.
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BISHOP ATKISsos-Ths distinguished prelato has been
officiating in Elizabeth City, n. c. recently, and the od
North State" speaking of his labors there says:
Bishop Atknsons style is clear, forcible
and impressive; his gestures good, and his entire
manner pleasing. He breaches ex.emporaneou,iy not
having used even for many years
The Diocese OF North Carona has lost nothing by the
DETECTION of Bishop Ives.
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IL is not merely those who look with little confidence
upon pariythe independent minded WHO constitute
the great popular forces which party cannot CONFEDERATION
President Pierce has disappointed lie has broken up
discouraged aud dsgusted the great party which turned
away from honored veteran leaders and placed him NJ
their head in the hope that they were securing Young
chiei VINO would awaken new enthusiasm, unto thci,
ranks aud win listing fame for American democracy I,
is bitter thought for them that short year has blight
ed all their expecations-that victories auguring long
ascendancy are 20 soon followed by humiating
aud that opponents lately regarded powcres are now
rumphing without the necessity Of raising standard or
BODILY pIoellipng new programme Of prlneiples.
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GENERAL w. II. RIcHARnsox,

UENkRAL W. II. KlCHARnsoN,
Adjt. General of Virginia, RICHMOND
DEAR SIR Tho undersigned take pleasure in present.
ing you with the grateful Acknowledgements of the Officers
and Members Of the Washington Grays for your active
participation in causing arrangements to be made, that
would insure to the Corps cordial welcome in the City
Of Richmond
While soournng in your City, We were the honored re.
cpens of unbounded hospitality polite and
entons that exceeded most sanguiue expectations
for which we feel deeply indebted.
Your courteous cviles to Quarter Master Houga, OF
Corps previous to the excursion, duly appreciate
and command our best thanks.
With Of the high consideration hold you
soldier and gentleman, your obedt servts:
G. ECKEND0FF. Lieut. comdg,
TlloS. p. PARRY, LIST Lieut.,
JOS. y. PEIRSOL, 2nd Lieut.,
GEO. w. WOOD, LIST Serg'L
A. L. HoUGH, Q. NJ. SergL
j. b. BAGGS, JR. Corp',
THOS. @. TRIPLER.
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~ The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Express says that the United States Government have
been notified by the Governments Of England and France,
"'a' the moment hosties commence, the Russan ports
on the Pacific will be bockaded.
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fARho"s TRouPk.-Bil Panow and his T,oups ~
Ethiopian Anatres will give their first OF three entertain.
mena at Metropolitan Hall TO might.
hardly necessary to state that tho scenes will be- IN
tercsting. -
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CoLrs PISTOLS IN EuRoPE.-Col. Colt 1t is said ha,
received an order from the British Government to furnish
possblc and he 10 notified that the entire fleet il TO bc
furnished with them Tho armory at Hartford, Conn,
VIII DC required to do good portion of this work. The
immense.
DWELLING House DESTROYED NJ FrRE-Buyn;,o If IN,
o. NE Inmates We learn that the dwelling houss OF
William Feerm at the village of Amboy, in this county,
vas destroyed by nre on Monday night, and that his
daughter, aged 3, persisted in the Gesi The fire orig
mated in the basement and made such rapid progress that
was impossible 10 rescue the girl Who slept in the room
Standard. 9Th inst.
"ANItRESrisN"-A party OF men disguised as Indians
entered Deputy Sheriff waterbury residence in Nassau
Village last night about the time Mr.. W. was undressing
to retire to bed and forced him to deliver I'D certain ma
pers IN his possession As Mr. w. was not prepared for
tho attack aud the "Indians" seemed determined on Sc
curing the papers or making deal Of trouble the docu.
ments handed over when the party left
Troy Budget Monday
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PARTY FoRTuSEs.-Thc New York SUI, a paper that
until recently gave its hearty support General Pierces
Administration, in an article the subject of party for
tunes makes the following pointed remarks:
As Historians OF passing events We may not overlook
the rapid transformations going in the politics of neigh
boring States. Twelve months ago. the old Wing party
was considered so badly cut and dsperscd that il
would never be able TO take the field again with any
ces OF success The sweeping mnjoriies which Frank.
lin Piece was elected President inspired those who
be we'll and nparay conducted upon a narrow exclusive
party basis with the hope that the elect of people wou
wisely recognize the true and various emepts OF
his success and so conduct his Government that it would
appear aud be- the bold and consistent reflex OF that broad
aud liberal spirit Of union aud patriotism which animated
the people
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THE IScREAsE OF Posi- OTFroEs.-By way Of showing
readers how the demands OF the public the Post
Office Department increase, have to mention that
June goth, 1885, the number Of Post Offices in the Uni.
ted States ls,4l7; June 3Oh, 1851, lo,oO6,
June 3Oh, 1852 2090l and June Both, 1853 20 22O.
We learn further that since that time about 1900
have been added to TO the st. Washington Star.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
MONDAY, April 10, 1854.


Present all the Judges.
X. T. Merhck, esq, Of Baltimore, Nd, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. l4l. Lyde Goodwins administrators, appellants
rs Robert divers executors The motion dismiss th
case was argued by Mr. Davis in support thereof and by
Messrs. Campbell and Reyerday johnson in opposition
thereto Adjourned ill to morrow, Mt CLOCK a. M
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ihr suAso TRADr.-Thero we're despatched from tho
0n'neta Islands, during the month of February xtywo
vessels registering soSs7 tons leaving on the Is, ut
l47 vessos loading or about to load at tho.e Island.
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Mas. wiLsoS.-The telegraph made a cruel mistake in
regard to this lady, whose suetngs have attracted SO
much OF the sympathy of the public. Il announced, n
few days ago. without much decacy that she had given
birth to Zine iuan boy" So far the "boy" is con-
cerne the report correct but the pref, is not found in
the Independence papers, where the information was
eSeyed.
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BURSIxG Back WITH CoAL.-Mr d. BIocher has writ
ten letter the editor Of the Cumberland "Aeghsnisn
detailing his in using coal for the purpose Of burn
ing brick No wood In used except 10 starting the 6res
and the estimates Is that each Of coal will burn four
thousad brick II also takes but two hands 70 attend the
6res while the kiln IL burning.
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case oil yellow fever has occurred New York. and
has proved fatal but the victim caught the infection at
Havana from which place he had arrived few days pre-.
viousy on board the Empire City. The Coroners Jury
have appended to their verdict censure e the officers OF
the quarantine for allowing vessel having dangerous
disease on board, to go up the CITY, They have also
recommended the local authorities take measures To
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N table recently published states that during the
year 1852 thirty thousand and twenty-five foreign
and eoas'Wiso vessels arrived at the port Of Phadel-
phla.
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IN The Rhode Island Senate stands 10 whigs 10 ~
democrat" aud lndcpendents-the House IL Wings to 81
Democrats aud Independents.
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eB Hon. Truman Smith, Of Connecticut, has resigned
his seat in the u s. Senate TO take effect from and after
Monday, the cath Of May next
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FIRE-The alarm of fire about o'clock, yesterday
morning, was occasioned by the partial burning Of small
wooden building belonging to Major Cabel situated
MAN, between end and Srd The fire was put out
before any material damage done.
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tD Eight or ten fires occurred in Philadelphia between
sunset on Saturday evening aud daylight the following
morning. most Of which, it said we're caused by ncon
diaries.
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cB- We allowed the privilege of publishing the
following card addressed to Adjutant General w. d.
Richardson by the Washington Grays of Philadelphia,
after their return from their visit to Richmond
ARTiILERY CORPS, WASHINGTON GRAis.
ARNoRr, PHILApELruIA,
March 18th, 1854.
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MrkrISo OF THE STOCKHOLDERS THE RIcHNosn AND
DAsvILLr r. R-The stockholders of this line will hold
general meeting 10 this city to-day at IL o'clock.
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To the Public,

=, ,,,, vy,,
ine nouee aken oy .ue papers IN ~ a.nag
'on anu psumofc OF 'ne new hne " sske. D0a's oS
sgneu 70 DC run between hennonu anu cans
upon me soe some s.Paas w ae T., ,,.,;,,, =.
.ne'eo.e oes lex.v W sa9, IN s M ~, ue
s'.e 70 sas,y .ae PuouS .us' S ~. A, Pe's 'n
NC. view win Tue s.uuei. ou oo'u su % Sa .n
her on ,he , s 'ouss, - a.,.aa" '1 n
mere eAis'su n.sessY ,or noue =, ,oI
passsose.s Iusng 20" nn,;a p M
wu'en uies .ne "o'' " '"' s'n-
I'm order 70 e,pedi,e tho establishing Of this rou,, md
IN comnl,nce with the wishes Of INV friends Proceeded
10 The rs,ou, noin,s on tho MARYLAND Pennsyiyan, and
New York canals most likely TO afford me comfortabIe
6rs class boa, without success asceraiped thar inc
boat builders Of Richmond could not supply me for al
least tco months" and in this dilemma happy to au.
nounce that succeeded in purchasing the Packet Boat
lately used between Washington and Harper's Ferry.
shall have this boat fitted up suitably and comfortably
with the utmost despatch, and possible shall
put it route urtil one. which have ordered,
can built In the interim shall my best efforts
hasten my arrangements and shall give due notice in the
Richmond papers of the precise time when the boat will
be ready to convey passengers.
take occasion further to add that the and
stability Of this line are based the approval Of the
undersigned who subscribers to the enterprise and
that shall my best endeavors TO merit patronage
Very respectfully,
E. J. MEAsr.
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Associate yourself with men of good quality, if you es
teen, your reputation for is better to be alone then In
bad " ''
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON

WORtEScER'S PIANOS.
New York Commercial Advertiser the 18th March,
1854 In article the superiority OF american
over Imputed ForsgH Instrumen the following de-
serve and just ment 10 Mr.. Horceasr's PIANOS:
1--WE ave pianos fTon England, Fnnes and Germany
made by the most celebrated those e0untrlos and
have heard their tones ELECTED by the touch Of kiu Performers
but must that have few pianos comparable with those
manua by H. Worcester In OF and 6nish
richness Of tone durability OF and all other qualities that
render musical instruments valuable Mr. worceers pianos
unsurpassed IL highly credtab piano
that Europeans consnd acknowledge their
riohy."
AND ANOTHER PROM THE NEW YORK COURIER AND EN-
QUfRER, 25,h March, 1884,
"WORCESTERB PIANO RORTE5--As honorable and erpe
rented anufaeure Of these Instruments Mr. w ha. no supe
Tr aud the test Of time has proved that the qualities he claims
for hProdueions bV them In extraordinary de-
gree"
A. NORRIS, OF Main Street,
10 sole agent for the sale Of
WORCESTEIrS PIdNOG
and would invite the attention Of Prossor Amateurs and the
public, to examination Of them.
Ills assortment embraces and beautiful styles and by
arrival receiving additional supplies He offers
the purchase Of PIANO FORTES
In superiority Of Instruments Dot also In the prices which he
sells them. mh2T
NEyISDOW Lass, PAINTS, OIIS, &c--Preneh and
w American Window Glass assortmentof sizes; Zinc
Paint white lead Hnseed OIL YAniheI, Brushes Paris Green
Painters Colours OH Eer's, Diamond. or sale By
PURCELL, LADD A CO.,
Api2 Druggists, % Main st.
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THE undersigned will continue and Gen.
era Commission Business his Individual account seits
the Of the friends the PRESTON EN-.
DEks, and the public generally. ="
April IL, 1sSi Ii. PRESTON
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NJ WUTfFIHt DT NIhIh biTrtt,
10 sole agent for the sale Of
WDDTFqTEJrQ DJd NOQ
1881
GPRINC. AND SUMMER READY MADE CLOTlf-
- mo- D. GOODMAN invite. aall from al n want. 70

u v %
- mo-. D. GoODHAS invites a ali want
""''' '"' SPRiS0 IND SUXIfgR CLoTHIYG,
which he has opeued No gi Main street opposite Eagle
square Ills stock embraces article kept In Clothing and
Furnishing House FROM rweeky receipts direct from the Man
ueioryJ he enabled at all times, to furnish the latest
for cash All articles warranted Of the best make from finest to
lowest grades.
his goods Ia their eonnendaon Endeavorlng al
the appreciation Of the fasdous call from
his old friends and The public generally, respectfully solicited
All he a'ks give him trial None shall g away
B-Aluay, hand large supply OF OF all styles
and res India Rubber Over Goats and Lgns which will
be sold at a mail advance on cost apis
~ GORGE VI. WEST, Nos o and Exchange, oilers for
History Of oliver Cromwell and the EnsI,h Conmonwsalth
By ". GuiEo,2 vols. ~.
ssored Poems and Hymns for Public and Private Devotion ny
James Montgomery. 10 cts.
Planters Northern bride. ny Caroline Rents; Tols
Fortune Hanter; new Hdition BY Mrs Mowatt. 81 cts.
Wea Series seientae Hand Book s25. Different Vare
Ties, price 81 cents 10 ti apis
TNNEACIIEH5 Neutrality-suspicious. viii be received until
Academies (Male add Remae In the Of HoD, NJ o. Ap
pchnis viii please state their terms and send their reference
sohools arst Monday in jay gentleman
aud his lady would he preferred.
Secretary 10 the Board Of Trustees,
apIS-iisgJune Milton, NO.
TWO GOOD PRINTERS wanted athIs once, good wages
Those desiring tuAton will do well 10 apply Immediately.
REPuBuoiN OFFICE, Goldsbofo,N D. AplS-H
tOrrON YAHNslOo bales, assorted numbers 70, sale by
" apis DAVENPORT, SLLEN q co.
"HEAT WANTED. The Sub:srber wish 10 Parehsse =
spn Foot d 7oih street. on The Dock,
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LIBERTY FIRE CouPANY.-Tho Directors Of the Fire
Association meeting held by them on Tuesday night
voted the splendid engine recently finished by tho Mess
Barnes Of this city, to Liberty Fire Company.
new hose reel intended for this excellent compan
vii soon DO finished which, with the engine will consti
u,o them corps certainly inferior 70 any 10 the south
In point Of efficiency.
Ono appendago is necessary In order complete their
proper equipment, that is engine house. The pre-.
house Is scarcely sufficient accommodate tho old
engine aud other puraphernaliS, and how they man
age to tho new into Il, which is by many de-
grees larger than the other, cannot conceive The
travel TO and from the present building, Is too much
bsrrased for the active and hurried transit necessary In
cases Of great emergency The engine house should be
located at some central point where such distractions
the lower Market and the complications consequent there.
TO would not eIi, The City Council ought lend