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ssems together improbable, bat were TO become
preyslept Il would be highly desirable that every
means should be eIted TO ASCERTAIN the real character
of be IraL ssction.
The Ews rays:
The nr.ssu,e nj the Bank vi England to-day, on the
pfr, of d. sers AID others DESTROYS NJ obt4mns loans
on stock go az 10 AVOID the necessity oil cio7n thc
accounts 81 present prices, was 'AuemeiY gfea, ana
The ,o,6cn,on of an increase of half per cent ia the
a,e nrodnced an effect which Immediately turned
10 The utmost advantage by adverse operators Ou,
! of doors, however, among the eaoing bankers ahd
cstjtsiss there was total soseDce VI any san VI
.n,,;aty. and so far from thee being extraor
! Jin.ry demand for commercial aooommoi .tion 1t
! l. believed that but for the way In VIII IA the
idea of further rise in the rate OF discount - in-
! duced people during the past thIee weeks 10 pro-
vide in antotation for their actual wants the appi
cstous would scarcely have been at all beyond tile
usual extent. Not emily have the convic'ions enter
tanned Of the soundness OF ua'e 10 an y, every de
nj and of the absence OF aDy rational cause OF
alarm beep confirmed by the daily experience OF the
principal monetary firms, but surprse Is ie, even
! nmorr those who mes cOnhoent 90 tle mater
that urder any Dos sibe Circumstances, such stability
could have prevailed in the face Of the combination OF
accide pta causts which have aggravated the symp-
toms Of MODERATE striDgency % point which, BAT
for the exercise of Judgment might have easily been
| convertsd into panic.
The increase in tie Bank rate for advances to-day
WINS generally accepted es confirmation Of their in
tenton to advaI the rate of discount to morrow AS
| the demand for gold for expectation hos now been
stopped the G. ief ad vantage of the measure VIII con-
ssi IN sssf, ing the public against all dread Of re-
uewa of the drain, and providing for the effects OF
any further action hat may be considered Lecess hy
| 10y the Bank Of France.
! God has been off, red to-day in the market, but
wihou, finding buy era. Hence it is presumed that
even the artificial demand consequent upon the Bank
of France making PURCHASES at loss has terminated
II is understood aso that further sums arr belng
| f1rysrded 10 Hamburg fer purchases OF silver. a,
present The reore there is natural on Ht mrousn
which sny sdoitioual quantity be snt away, and
tie ipsta)meIts on the Turkish loan and the paym 3nts
to the forces appear TO constitute the only existing
sources of probable demand.
| The Bullion market had be'n quiet, and American
doa,s were quoted p ounce lower; other quotations
for Silver were not altered but there were Consider
able quantities offered at the prices, and but Re
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MA RINE 10 u RNA u
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. II.


shps-Ceesiisl Palmer Melbourne Buklin Crane; M.r
Grsnt, Warner, London, Morgan Wey Gertrude,
pbnEey Melbourne, Ms,ler Lord BOYD Austis, Lily.
B. sardy Camden Bolss Cosrlestoa Duohan D!m0n.
Bsks-Flight. Calhoun Savannah, Durham Dmoni Chen
alier, Knight. London, J. Ii. Read
BnssF w. Rowland, Row and Buenos Ayres NJ. b. Free
man 4 Co.. Plun's CLARK Mstsnzas. X p. Back 4 Co.
Schooner Lawrence Reed, New Haven g. Crook Senator
Dayton, SsvaDnsb Sturses Cearman; Richmond Harris,
Richmond c. II. Person; William Snowman, Bath, Mason
Collins; Mary Eliza, Kelly Kingston Jam 4. h. Maxwell
g. L. LeyeIing, Coron, Wilmington, heCready MOts Co..
Whistler, Presburg, Taunton, mater.
slcop-Home, Fordhsm. Providence, master.
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Messrs. Dennistoun Co. write as follows:

Messrs. Dennlstoun Co. write as follows;
The Continental Exchanges have continued to main
tain upward tendency; yet in the face of de ,ided
loss TO the exporter great demand for gold for export
TO the Continent has continued 10 prevail ia London
during the erester pert Of the week. II is not con
ceiAabe that this anomalous state OF things has arisen
cut of any Of the ordinary operations OF commerce.
During the week the demand for Money in the Biz
count Market has not been excessive, but in the Stock
Market il has been very active and yesterday the
Bank Of England again raieed its rate . cent or TO
cent for the discount OF the best bills The Stock
and share Markets have been extremely depressed.
CoDsols have been as low as g. and close sei.
Though, have already stated, the condition Of
commercial classes in this country proosby
scuuder, not possible for great pressure to
occur without interfering in some degree with the ope-
raiops of trade and accordingly now see DISPOSE
ton TO realize, and 10 avoid frightened engagements,
wi ich produce lapguor and inactivity except where
the positive wants Of consumers necesstate operations.
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The state of trade in the manufacturing districts
continue to manifest steadiness of tone, probably
never before witnessed in the face Of stringent money
market At Manchester business is exceedingly cir
cumscrbed in all the leading branches of production
The French funds were declining. There was no
intelligence of any intended movement OF the rate OF
discount by the Bank of France The private letters
from Paris however mention general conviction
among the mercantile classes that upon an announce
ment of the Bank Of England having gone up to 2
cent similar measure will be speedily forced upon
them.
There had been no revival of business in Ameiic IN
Securities. Present prices which are merely nominal,
aro Tins ronoried hy Messrs d. Bell Son & Co
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NNhnleIS.

CID At Bedford 9th ship Msrengo Skinner ln-i an
Pacific Oceans. SID sho iood Reuro, ,cihc Ocean.
CD at DO IO,h ,hip Elizabeth Price Pacific Ocean, Cham
pion Gray Cen scott Dsssett, do sid ships Northern
tishi snd MGeDro, do. go
snoktD-Atrl 81 LAT SON lo1 lf3 IS w, ship Edsnd
Caey Winslow Hantucie so bb sp bound to the iHs.
took WIS which made 30 bbs.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

PurtNoRy Oct AT the Cattle market to-day here WAS
lsrrs ,uspy Of Reeyes snd prices declin'd sc Nv m
sos head offer d. Of viii lio0 were sold SWISS %
net ut as scarce and IN demAndj sales at rs 7oa-a
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NuMRrR from ZACH srArE.
Markets-Psnorted bV Telegreph.

CHARLESTON Oct io-S.ss Of $50 bales Of CorroS were
made dav prior 10 the receipt Of the cansdss noes Ater
ID nnbhesirp OF the prices declined faly &c n
BALTIMORE, Oct il.-0ur Ftovs mNset excited, Na
rrc,s have ADJ anced l2i Sc bb sales 900 bb toward
i, ard Ohio City Sc IS. WHsAr is 5a4c better sale
2p ooC bush.
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mIsIATuRE ALMAHAC......rHis DAY.
SCs-Rises....607 Sets........5:2'l Moon Sets e:@
HIGH vATER......,.........IHIsoA f
Sandy Hook. 800 Gov. lslsnd.. 9s2 HeGse.-. 1893
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nI.rLeta ponorteA bu TsLeornnk.

Al,.xy Oct, ltd r. M.-FLoUR-Msrket frm; sales 800
bbs sales 90 bush BARLEY at u for two roSe1 on
lie trscI and "a for flur-rOwed including 10000 bush
borrowed on pvite CoRSsas ii 800 baah western
mixed soc.
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Markets..C ARIruLLr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

AsHFS-The market firm wi d fair salos OF 10
bbs 50 81 for Pots and 81 81! q 80 rs for Perb.
COTTON-Eye ybDg connected with this stao. 70 be
AudiDg still There fetal abssnce OF All life. The sales t.
CAV are nomnay bales about annexed prices which
are ncmirs and furnish guide to the msrketcong hssy.
ly and dull SGw.S0RK CLASSIFICATION
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Receipts of Produce

Bv "a. NORTH Rire Bodts5692 Dbl. Flour $500 bu Oa;s
a $40 do Corn; 25S pkg. WHISKY IL DO Ashes %" 90
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD On and hNs

II MONDAY Aus a. 1855 the Trains y cav, $1,000 vi
o. station Is ionowe Express Trsin =. ~ vi fhrosSs
gay 1as5: z :; T. r. E,'fs .pis '
FFosssss .S pu.s, Tn NJ Fsr Ps.tiS
s.scP ~ Fof Sins saglo 4 = $50 's a. s,us NJ
For Dobbs Feny-5:S ". The p.ee rehp ..sa.rrtsiea
A. eb.mbets Cans Christopher and sUNpA s.SsS
TRAIN At > P. NJ, from SIS: for albany 70 n sgpt
At AZ mail Bttt!cns ~ l. sihNS'
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The report OF Mr. F.. F. Satterthwaite is suboired
There has been an inactive market in American Sc
curt during the past week The securities in this
country being held for inves meut by strong holders
have not been much affected by the rise in the rate OF
interest especially the rates obtained from the in
vesment on soubd bonds of dvidendpaying and pros
porous roads yield fully seven cent. There Is no
pressure of bonds on the market from America. We
note moderate investments in Illinois Central Con-
strucon bonds and shares Michixsn Central eight y
cent Erie Sinking fund, and New York Central bonds,
at about PREVIOUS rates. Great Western OF Canada
are firm owing to the satisfactory character OF the
accounts and the great increase of traffic Which leads
us to conclude that the present dividend of eight
cept VIII lot ony be maintained but increased. Tae
following quotations are is. Cd. 10 the dollar.
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EBW'D k COLLINS, No 50 Waist, NY
BLOWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
n Austen Fnsss, London
b. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., Pens
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsyrs .
The ounar, OF these ship, vii b soeounsbs to- foli
silver tuhon specie Eey precious stones % res' u
his 81 adpg are tsnei .hsrsSo and the ysas eoi therein
expressed. IL. ,<,,,, E,. c.n.
Shippers will please take notice that the mps " "" inv
not carry goods ntraband OF
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vJ,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II - aIE AMSHIPA.

j ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
M FROM uEwYoRK TO LI'sPoos;.a
Chief Cabin faUARe.
Second Cabin Passage. .....ss...sssssss''.''' "
Fxon BOSTON TO LrvEsPooL. go.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second CABIN Passage ...,...,...'...'..'''''''
The ships from Boston call 81 Halifax
PERSIA C.,, Ryrie EUROPA, Capt Shannon
ASIA Cant T. 81 Iott. lCANADA, Capt. Stone
hFRiCA Can't Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Lsteh-
Thee. vessels carry clear Write light a. mast Se>@'
<arbOad bow; red on port bow -, ss.A s.~t
AFRICA, Hsrsol Leaves Boston Wedncslsy 49, a.
AMFPfCl LAM Leaves Boston, Wednesday, lue ~.
= ~ NJ. 81 Issves Boson "Wednesday, 2pb OCT
J..ves Bo,ton "Wednesday, 7th EU,
ASIA, Lott Leaves pes'"Rt "e~-'"-f'
Benls not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board al.
The owners of these ships will not 70 seoanAos 30 o~t
Silver Bullion Specie, Jeweiry Precious Stones Or ns. h
therein expressed
=" "esA'S' ''--s ~ rCUNARD No. 4 BQvfDsr
There win be no s.eans4ps Of ths hne from Newton s~
further notice.
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TIVE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL STkAxER5.-Ths ships composing ;hs

' ATLANTIC Cspt WeHL PACIFIC, Capt. NJs.
BALTIC Caps. Coustosh. ADRIATIC
These hips bu by ssptcssy fT hs
Goveue service every HIS taken In thor
ton In er engines 10 insure strength and speed 80
their f unequzed of elesss
and comfort Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool
sass cabin $50; In second do f76i exclusive use of e.
tra.e Ate rooms 1885, Liverpool TO New YoTs anA
20 gunss, experienced stsched " each ship Ne
berth secured until paid for
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DATRIOTIC LISE.-New Line ofNEW- Io ~.
III ard LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line WI ~
oo.sd al de folowns new and splendid shp' w. ~.s
CALdOUN........foIOt burden. Csp " a. E.s,a
~ CIAY......I5 so tuns bsrdsn. .Cspt Dsne 1910
WEBsTER.......20o tuss burden 'Cspt q -: - An
The above vessels have born reeeoty ba1f' sns ~
lsfsr. and mos, sutsants al 10 the trade. ,,,,x ne
Tbsy Arc coqnnsnded BY meu Of experience and B,
oda,ior. are very superior and every srerton 90
1asds 20 promote the comfort ofpssSens.u an me
OF shippers FoI freight passsse .sPly a,o.Ivsg
sPOFFORD, TILEsroN 20, 70, 20 q NJ 10 6os
Agents N Lir,rpOOl-T. GRIssHA" q ~ w.
Plaza
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openly perjured himself to help swell the sham
returns Of that election.

openly perjured himself to help swell the sham
returns Of that election.
A contingency occurred for which Elgin Hincks
g. Co. had provided-Government were In de-
cided minority with all their dishonorabie e1er-
tions The Reformers counted six to one IN the
neu Hsuse last September Hincks * Co were
outvoted. but an understanding had been entered
into long before that in such case Lord T. gin
would. with the help of the Jesuits, ana BishopS
sndtArehbisbops Of the Churches OF Rome and In
Gland. who do not like reform nor reformers, turn
tbe power into the hands OF Macnao and the OLD
Tory faction of Upper Canada, who were 70 drop
their abuse of the French and unite with them
and all whom Hincks, Ross and their faction could
influence. and u US throw the whole power Of this
Goyerpment as the colonial Office always denies it
10 be, into the scale against Freedom
ReIoruers were betrayed-the French deserted
their friends, with tue exception OF the k0uges-
measures Of the most detestsble character were
carried-the arbitrator, Elgin, marched OF 70
England to seek the prize Of India as bis re ~ard-
and MscDeb, who had persuaded the mob OF Mon
tIeal to pelt him with rotten eggs IN lS49, all out
kissed bis great toe at parting, and even hObbled
down to the wharf in December, lc54, TO honor
the very person whom he had undertaken jour
ney to England years before TO condemn as a
wicked ruler, and whom he had prayed Queen
Victoria on bis Bonded knee to remove for ever,
and all but threatened rebellion if he were con
tinued
No wonder that some people among you are
unable 10 see so great difference between Rus
sian sDd Elgin despOtism as others. The Earl OF
Elein is q poor peer-a pretended reiOrmer-hs
tricks and craft were all designed 10 please in
London, and to help him on to $4,000 year in
India I'm glad he's missed it Such characters
as his ludsbip brought England aud America in
1888 to the brink Of a fearful war I'm glad we
escaped that abyss. Already 300,0 900 meo, nearly,
have fallen since the five European nations now
contendipg began tn slay each other-but not a
word of Poland, hungary, and Italy Their re-
eeneratiOD-tber day will come
Look Nature thrO. 'tis revolution al"
1t will come sooner, perhaps, than those who
planned the wars Of the Baltic and the Crimea
may have expected. Nicholas is no more Rag
Ian is gone; Napiers successor rules ID the Scan
dinavian seas, and Aberdeen's commands IN the
Cabinet The Government who refused reform in
the British Parliament are being compelled TO
Weld it in army, navy and civil government.
PalmerstOn for time knocked under" TO Roe
buck, and third French commander is "beiOre
SevastOpol" ElgiR's betrayal of Canada has not
gained him India, nor have the enemies of Tenn
perance and Education for All triumphed in New
England Honor 10 the age which shall find the
Southern STAKEHOLDER decreeng that the babe
shall never more be sold from the breast He is
no friend of enlightened freedom anywhere who
desires it not everywhere and for every cline and
race HARRY YANE.
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ALErrER FROM MR.. GERRIr SMITH.

To ne Editor q The T. T. TTitune
PEIERBoRo', Tuesday, July Il, 1855.
have jus, read what you sag Of me in your yester
dsy r nuRber.
Tie Pies constantly takes great liberties with my
rene but believe the IuDlic will bear me witness
thai | am patient with these Liberties, and DO very
rarely complain Of them. Even with your frequent
and gross and Influential Misrepresentation Of me
hs borne uncomplainiDglyi but can be silent IN
4 er them no lonaer.
SO you have al last been ccmpelel to almit that l
IS present in tie House Of Representative tie
night OF the passage o. the Nebraska Ill, ani voted
against IT, | wish you had maize the admission a
year ego. Had you done So l should probably have
been saved the necessity Of making thousand oral
written answers 70 those sho have questioned me
in respect 70 NY vote on that bin As il was you who
than an or. ers, created the well nigh universa
telief that was not in TIE House that night your
early correction Of your uisreprs entations woald
petty certs u have done more 70 dspel such belief
Ia could Ia vs been done to that en- by all Others
Late to~cyer, your admission has come | am
Leysril elcss thankful { r it Overbu,dened a. am
with Isbors Irtoiee in the prospect that 10 more of
ny line viii be consumed in giving such answers as
have reienedfo. Ny more joy iulprosyeet doubtless
in the esteem Of some 4 that shall Low be restored
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
l.. l.. l..

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
ELMIRA, Wednesday, July 25, 1855.
In looking over The Herald OF yesterday | came
across letter from this place, written by an iud-
vidual who signs himself d" NJ. NJ. t." Nov, as said
letter has great deal to say which is untrue about
tie comparative circulatons of The TRIBuSE and
The Herald in this place, deem it my duty in justice
20 YOU 10 give the truth of the matter.
Let NE quote from the sagacous IN. NJ. is let
ter
a. The circulation Of your valuable paper more
than doubled last November a. white that Of ne mil
dew sheet t1HE 1RIBVSt) has fallen a. (6) am Informed
At the Cce this place that IN November the circulation
Of HE TRIBUNE double that Of TAe Herald but thai
the latter isr exceeds the former
In answer, have it on the authority OF our re-
spec,ed News Dealer that M the circulation of The
Herald in this place is greater than IN Novem-
Der. o. The circulation Of The TRIBUNE is greater
thsn al that time 81 The circulation Of rHE rRIB-
uNE il this place was in November, and is noE double
that of The Herald. Here the facts Of the case
and the veracious correspondent OF the Satanic
Pres is challenged 10 prove the contrary.
Truly yours TRUTH.
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FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.

ELNlNA, lhursddF, July -o 1900.
The writer Of The Herald article goes on to
ssytbat "the circulation your valuable paper mean
cling The Herald, of course has more than dsubed
since last November while that of the mildew sheet
"THF TRIBusE) has fallen of. AN Informed at the
News Office in this place that in November last the
"cyculation Of Tbs TRIBUNE was about double that
"of The Herald, but that the latter far exceeds
"the former Now have this day called upon the
said News Agent snd he SAYS TO me that the state
mtnr in The Herald is a sheer fabrication aud entirely
destitute Of truth be also says that the Circulation OF
The TRIBUNE Id our village IS two to oGe Of TIE
Herald What should induce The Hsralds cor
respondent TO utter 20 bare falsehool am AZ loss
TO dsteimire. The fact ia, The Herald has only
circulation Of about fifty, while that OF IHE iR5gNE
is one buncred regular subscr befs. Tie Herald Is
here consd' red the ft companion Of the grogshop
snd the gan blDg-saioOn, and II is taken Principally
by tlem and our bung-hoe politicians | state this
iIa citizens may NO; be saldered thus without
contradiction. VERITAs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
oui Know Nothing Letters

We hear that some speculations arr affoat as
to the authorship of these letters. A. we are
warning on secrecy wish II to be distinctly
understood by Know Nofhing- and the rest OF
mankind. that said letters are editorial and writ
ten by one of the Editors oi this newspaper,
Farther information. if desired, can be obtained
by application at this Office.
We have now proposition 10 make TO our
friends Of the JirginidH. We propose that II
they will publish these letters upon Know Moth.
inpi sm that in our turn. will publish an equal
amount of matter ia reply from them or any one
youehcd for by them as respectable aud respan.
sible: or. we will publish any selected matter not
seriously exceeding them in length they may re-
quest rs to publish. This proposition can not
be rejected. except by confessng that Know
Nothingism can not stand investigation. "Faco
the music" neghbors Of the Jirglaida Re-
publican
Our reply 10 the Republican, for the present
Is TIM, We are not individually members Of tho
Order 10 which it refers, nor Is this journal an Or
gan of theirs Some of the objects which, it is
understood, they seek to accomplished approve,
and have advocated in these columns. Further
than this. We have not gone. We do not know
what their "rrpy" may bo 10 the allegations OF
the Republican, and have no authority 10 speak
for them. The Republican will perceive, there
fore thai it. proposition should hay" been address
sed 10 one Of the organs Of that party, and not to
ns. Nevertheless, nfter the Republican shall
have completed it- tack and we what it is @o
have To- d.. we may be disposed 10 accept It's ban
ter. and will advise il accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
Foreign Correspondence Of the virginian


LONDON
DEAR SlRa ! have spent great portion OF
to-day within the sacred precincts OF Nesimlh-
s,cr Abbey and though somewhat fatigued ply
sically, cannot retire without attempting de
soriptionof what have seen and felt during the
last few hours This noble editice Is eloquent
with associations of the past, aud stirring lessons
for the present. Here repose the shes Of King,
covered with elaborate monuments whose spien-
did ornaments arc conied with dust. and Inst
- liz, =. ,,;..oos honootI fine crusbinp march
"a .,,,,,l. nth which tb,., b.d
,,,.,.,i,, i,,,,.o hcl;.f of their
..l.,,.,.. ar, ,'..i,., oyysv. and Iooyinp the
It.. a,on., =, horal1 ,hoi, decd. 70 fl.
..,a.o,;.,r.. uorc .lcon,bo ,oi,.bty .,ote..
..I,..,,o,,o has ,,on Tho a,,,la,.o ar
H''N' "''' - 'ff
listening senht's, ana whose wisdom proved III
time of storm and peril, the sheet anchor OF Their
country's hopc- aud happiness. The earnest
tones aud burning words with which they
charmed and persuaded once, are hu-hcd for
ever; the noble intclleets which guided the ship
,f sf,tr through 80 many threatening waves, wan
der bryopd that bourne from which the traveller
re,orns no more; and the sculptors art ha~ hero
bcon exhausted by n grateful people in doing honor
=, ,boi. ,ne,noria.. Here. also, nrc gathered the
r,,,,,i,. e thn ,,rnnt n1cts. who have rayishcd
,ho,,,,t. of their c,nntrympn. by their enchnn,-
; .,,,,,,. a,,l whose olo,ious numbers must in
mani ind r., IeeJ. If honor. and yirtuc. 10
i,,.ua ,r ,,,., rhc, I'm. l,rt,# Monuments
- a.. 49,. e., ,I,i,
above lh'lh' ou' '"'1 h''' '''" n"'' io' IN"
80. l. -. ,,.;.t..,, ,.,,.., a., L.,rt. If mon ia,
+ tlll"phH a. "'i'''" "l'' ~ '''''' W - 80
lptpIS. which will crow drVppr and brighter until
..IIo,v.o,. Inst thunder shakes the world below "
~, Mi l. l,,,,,,,,,. ! H. -, .,,.,t -,,,coplo..rs
a,a hi tLot Ey,.s tho ,a,u,.. If fhese nolr.
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VII tie daar paap'e iis'sa H. longer 10 eaoeiics
aud promises Is there no philter, TINT can
win back their truant nilections-no juggle yet
untried that may cheat anew their opened eyes!