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CEREMONIES AT THE TGEATRE-MR. EVE
RET'S GRAFTON.

On Tuesday morning, long before the honr eppoot
ed, dense crowd assembled in front Of ths Theatre
and camored for admittance. A few moments after
the doors were opened, the Theatre vas crammed to
overhowng and thousands were turned from hs doors.
The scene disclosed, when the curtain rose was very
imposing. In the centre Of the stage sat Gov. Wise,
Gen. Wing6ed Scott, Gen. Persifer F. Smith, Gov.
Holley, of Connecticut, Gov. Bingham, Of Michigan.
Lieut.. Gov. Jackson, Ir. Speaker Cru.chfeid, Col.
J. ". Macon, L. VI. Washington, w. Z. Rives, Gan
A. A. Chapman K. A. Clayb-ook, Esq, and number
Of other dgnitares, whose white heads ana Jenevo.
lent counenances gave great interest to the general
grouping. In front of tha assemblsge, he left of
the stage, sst Col. munford, Secretary o.! the Com
monwealth, with Wsshingon's cane and spy.glass on
table at his eide. Onshs righ. The Hon. Edward
Everett and W. l.. Yancey, Esq. occupied arm chairs
The ceremonies commenced with Colonel Murford's
address to these Two gentlemen and his presentation
of the sacred recs to each in This di.course
which was delivered in clear sonorous voice was eio
quent,poverful and very moving The parties addrsss
ed, we'll the audience, were evidently touched
Mr.. Evetett replied with great emotion. There wae
something rresstibiy pathetic in hs voice,
and not few eyes overhowed. Mr. Yancsy then
spoke with that animation aud fire. which characteiz=
bi eci,ing constant bursts Of applause and taking
captive he esrs of his hearers. Mr. Eveset then de
yersd his Grafton on Washington. The slmost breath.
lass stues Of that house. tho hearty bura,s of
sppsuse the rapturoua denomination the Gloss
nlv testified that Mr. Everett never listened to with
greater interest," greater delight ror ever left deeper
impression upon his charmed auditors. His voice
has gained volume and ricbness OF tone since we last
heard him. his appearance gives indication OF strong
er heal,h-and for bis eloquencs we can only think
ths poet inspired hep, In his initial ode at the
of Crawfords great equestrian Statue be
said that muse had touched IN Evsrstts lips with
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BALTIMORE, FEB. % Flour E-m and ac;rs.
,s,s of Hoss.d street and Ohio CT 81 J7s4 81; tGo.y
at the latter figure. Wheat is quiet; sales st red +,
81 U2ssi O6, white 81 1881 20. Corn is t.ocpias;
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Ah the hand is cold that wrought -foudy would the
poet craze
Just 10 place tlmplc Aowret on the sculptora early
grave
Say that the sombre angel sled in death his manly
heart,
All soon for fes nm5ion all too soon for Christian
Art.
Well he laborod wha,socver here his hands had found
And submissive to lis Master passed nway from mortal
viow
Thus amid the wa!ng music of the Requiem, mournfu
grand
As with joyou, haieIujah. cough, Mozar. the spiri.
Land -
Thus from ian, celestial g!iopscs and from
renoTn
Called gaze on farer visions R,ph.ci ,a.a his pencil
down
Though for him the fearful Muses. sarOw In their oont
Though tranquil light as faded from the doep blue sky
of Rome
Gone before he has given unto earth immor al grace
And in Arts bright Homicyce found among his peers
lal, ...e, orr bro,A ,Hla,,'sc nonumraai fame
Blended In the bronzo Gbo"c with earths proudest
grandest name.
O! it's a noble sight,
The 6ery steed. just checked that pave the ground
As If impatien. tor the csrions sound
That calls TO deadly fSh..
The war horse says La! ha:
And snuf, in very incidence OF pride
with high areh'd neck and furiou, nostrl Wide,
The battle from afsr.
But sits our mntchlcss one
Serene, rs erst N wars int. nsest wrath
And points forever TO the golden pa:h
Vi empire and the sun.
The high and holy calm
That crowne his brow, ther. cast Its aureols
When dangers diie he met with equal ,cu!
Or bore the ncIors palm
So mid the wh.ring snow
Where freezing Delaware rolled darkly By.
Beyond The shore be turned his eagle eve
Wnere duty b,de him 90.
So after sad desea
From hushed Long Islands camp he sent his bos,.
Al midnight Ger the tide like sheeted Ghos,s
And g!orhed retreat.
And such his tranquil nlen
When oVeEdrcncbed redoubt and shattered wall
He saw the Br'ons lion banner fall
AT forktown's final scene
.. for that self.conn,and,
That sweet serenity. ths, grace refined
That wisdom throned wiihil lofty mind
To save the freeman land.
Here, vene.ated shadeI
As proudly we thy mighty deeds review
And what, as we'll thou ddst iorbear To do
No trust by thee betrayed
Impsrt thy love of truth
Teach us the good and III alike 10 bear
60 shall the State with Freedoms Goddess sha,s
Her bright perpetual youth.
".
And now. my brothers, wha, TO US remains
Or solemn duty-whch the day ordains
While yet Virgn!as gifted sons prolorg,
In thoughtful eloquence and lyric song
The fond Inscriptions OF a nations praise
which my 700 feeble voice attempts 10 raiset
It's that We here 10 gratitude renew
The patriot vows to country ever due
And on this holy altar firmly swenr
Tho biened compact never to Impair
Which tho Republics "a hers gave 10 provo
The boundleH wealth OF their undylng love
As when planet, first in motion wheeled
In placid circles sweeps creaon's field g
Nor tumut causes there, nor haply fears
The angry jnrring of its sstn- spheres
But moves forever on its destined way
In liquid music with benignant ray;
In mas orh AHal
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NEW YORK, FEB. 23.-Fiop. closed dali q: c.s.
advance on all grades. Wbes: ana Corn dull ard
nominal. Stocks closed weak. Virginia eiIes 92s.
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Yss the sculp.ors work is finished and 10 life the metal
Token Of peoples love and crownius tribute of the
True. need Of molten image or of column skyward
reared,
Had this Christian sage and soldier to tho worlds great
heart endeared;
Yet virsuiss deep affection she would the word pro-
In this bronze and granite oaly les, cnd.rag Than his
And the sisers-they who wander BY the old .lodlous
Honor s:i the few whose virtue, I've forever and for
evor
Long in vain The arts debated meath tho a'rsnshne
How tho nt apotheosis of our hero should be made:
When Muse said 20 my sisters there are two of nors.
Who worthy Interpret all hi, sreasno earth
"Resay have we endowed them With the faculty d.
Le. US for this osr service richer gs to them assign
Thsn Eloqueace attended by the stately rhythmic
And from her unsiNng altar touched an Everett. lips
with FIRE,
While the voeeess Muse Of Sculpture white and shining
raised her wand,
Aud more wondrous cunning straightway thrilled
through Crawford's hand
And no left his nymphs and nebes in their sleep Of snowy
stone,
With the grand old dreamy beauty of the Greeks around
them thrown,
Something Of the forceful purpose marble wrought of
Angelo.
In his quiet Roman Workshop month, the sculptor ,oed
at length
All completed rose the model In Its glory and Ito strength
Then beyond the Alps they bore It, statue of tho deuhe,s
To the distant German city there be baptized in fame
Twas glorious thing 70 Witness the swar,hy artisan
the 6ery free and seeihing In the mould ran:
But great Joy thero was in Munich whom the metal fur.
nace.tried,-
Came to sight radiant image perfect then and purified
Thus through trials yet nenser and refining blaze
Passed hero pure and scahcless In the Revolutions
days.
Horse and rider deeked with gsrlands, in lenghen
djubiee
Journey through the pleasant Rhiueland onward the
Under quaint aud leaning gable, stops a. last the ponder
Where the dyke. Of Hollands seaport backward hur the
Everywhere the youths and madens thronsed to see 1t
moving by,
oreyhaired sres and ma,rons cheered 1t s joyou,
Twas that mon of srery nation n WAsHrseroxs ca.
ses their own commanding hero yet more glorousy ap
Williams calm and silent courage Tells imperious hate
Dwell within and ared his nature large and resou.c and
strong.
Yes and therc Repzis passion grander staured owned
control
Unto Hampdens lofty virtue, regusnt firmly In his soul
Therefore twas the frhaired children Of the ancien,
Father Rhine
Gracefully around bis s.stuo freshest would en-
twiue:
Therefore tho homes. Flemings deemed the bark
that bore 1t best.
Fading DER the waery azure sailing down the crimson
West.
Now for US who claim to love him with fonder, desrer
love,
Upon whom he yet may scatter benedicons from above
U.s. who tread the soil his foossteps made forever hoJ
ground
Where his sacred ashes slumbe where his fame sheds
light around;
It's deck the noble agure raised In airy grace on hgh
With its tnal wresths Of homage fragrant his memory
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From Verroc's mount behold the hero rise,
"Resp!endeut form, attend hinl u tic sklcs.'

remember but as yesterday, The emotion ef my fs-
thsr, q, he placed round ny neck with its black D.
bon, the medal which was worn BY tee scsooi coil.
dren throughout the country bearing the Ikcne's ri
Washington, with The inscription - He Is IN gory-
The world is IN tears" and the eu!ay proununcet -
that honored psr-n on The ensuing 21 oi February,
at the request of his fellow ciiz=ns o' Do'th,S.r
wss the fi..t public discourse, Q: ascu!ar character.
10 which ever listened
IcoECLUDsD cS Fo1KTn PAGE.
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HTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

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servants rfmediatey, at wages TO suit all attic new
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nue.. This extensive home has abundance of civil capsy
help. Conducted by respectable Anne -esn ady.
%
LNIRsT CLASS MALE AND FEMALE SERVANTS
Nr situations o. every description In city and country
German, English Scotch Irish A. can be Obtained mode
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yVANTED-A Yot'EG WAN TO GO WITH A MFR
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w farmer ny steady single who th1r0urh bis under
stands his business IN every copa,y understands ne
cnt Of grapes greenhouse. kc and Doe hgnv re-
cosuio Odd. Address g. b 53s Pe'n street ,alg where
an Interview can be L4l.
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HELF wANTED-FEMALEs.

CoLORED ar GERMAN WOMAN wANIED-IN A
a small family ~ cook and lsuudress she must under
stress who French sufficiently we'll instruct
little boy Apply sfter ~ O'Clock No III West saith ST.
h,tx 9Th and 18th avenues.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.


TEMAR1 ET IA FEMME, ToUs DEux rRANCAfs
- dssren 80 placer dams maiaon lie mari de ~
prendrai oue occupation; In femme pourrat soRner
les enfsnts e leurs d0nner Ia premiere scaton el
coudre. Sadresserb v. Can'el, 90 LsureRs
TINE FILE FRACA1sE DESIRE sE PLACER POUR
u prencre soiu dun enfant connassant parfement Ia
couture sechant pAler angais Bonnie recommendations
Sadresser 60 Elm st.
TINE DAME PARfsTENHE DESIRE UNE SITUATION
~ n New YORK, CONNIE ROuv~nsnte; ellie connait en- &c
neral les daiguile Tine amille qui aura
lnSnon de voysger en Furone auraien preference Ss
dreAera Bay Broadway Post Office.
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IWANTED-tS OAREDNEk, ~ MARRIED.;
- small family; native ~ Scotland he perfecy under.
stands the management o. greenhouses cold and hI grape
vegetables Nc Can produce satisfactory letters from
England and this country with good city reference Address
for This week W r., Bridgeman's seed store $40 broad
xpav
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON sr.R.

TO TIE FDlTOh OF THE LONDON STAR.
FRIn the star Of about the 18th Of this article
was published, headed "ssvery and Christiauity con
tanning orrUr to which beg 10 direct attention. II
says
recent meeting OF he Methodist Conferences America
sdebeie took pss slavery 10 the Of which the fol-
lowing facts were detailed by Mr. long-He estimates that
there are Vc slaves owned BY msnbers Of the Meho
dirt Episcopal Church North than the
whole church, Nn-ti snd South, IN 1916.
The whole church si5 held about 200 900 slaves and
" The Northern Methodist church 1000 more
uaE that number, must own COG coo slaves. When,
however, the division took place but small number OF
Shareholders LETT In the Northern cburch-sccod ding
70 good authority only 1000. II must be great mistake
" suppose they The above number Of slaves thSk
VT. L0rEe statement must have been that 5000 slaves
are held BY the Northern church ssd that this number s
IN eddMos 10 the number o. slaves which The entire
church held before the division. Mr.. long " min ter
Of The Northern church, aud excellent authority Toe
American Methodist cepuiation 70 the Weeleyno Oonie
Liverpool densed that their church had any con
pecon with tlavery and severely censured, WIN W..
ssnCtou Ct the Conference those who bad dared 70
The truth A one OF the censnred party, Am ga1 W
have my statement confirmed by minister o. We ss.y
church which the deputscn represented NO in,s ~.
Wesleyan viii now deny that the Northern Netnools'
church hss slaveboldng members. Tvs mem"e's ""'''
buy sell and hunt slaves. This can prors -r,,.v
gxosp, Nay Is, 1855 bp"AND @N"'S"~
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l,sr'.poodsres q the New orles1. DeI,.

Saw Jrss BarrsrA Ds TABlsco, May 10, 1855.
Tha city has At last been invaded by the CON Dinsd
fo'ces Of this and the neRhborng Of Cnispas rns
oeteBsble object Of this Invasion the
Of The federal constitution, sbrosaied BY the plan Of raou
bsya
The very small city garrison ocsupsed fortified posi
ton which Immediately besieged By the invadern
wbcse number vas thrice that OF tue garrison.
The two fret days passed without any decisive effort
being made 20 attack The Inirenchnents rber Il -sslly
appeared that the besesers stood OF The proper
10 carry by storm fortified position. They detsr
mined 10 establish regular siege keeping up night sad
day, continual firing, which, Il u caused great dam
70 the enemy had TIE enc, 81 cobhnpl the pea
Inhabitants 70 their houses could 60 about the
streets in quest o. the daily means OF subssencs,
without The prospcc o. being sho do~s killed wound.
ed BY the CONTINUAL cross hrng n both consndug parties
But however papfnl and dangerous the position u TIE
citizens IL doe 70 rnb and justice 10 state that no.
win, ,ndrg the rsddenDs psss0rs generally let loosc
by sucb strife rei'her party has guilty OF any o the
excesses aud disorders that usually Attend civil wars
Foreigners above al, we're respected; the sresisst
consideration shown 10 the C5asus, who, Their
was possible. Az ga illustration Of the moderated
and behaviour % beth armies, Will quota instance,
among many others, and one that sufficiently sigpld
10 tse aud does honor 10 the party concerned The
Vice Consul ofths United stalee Mr. Johnson, occu-
pied louise the principal square, equi distant from
the lines Of both belllssrenSs about eighty yards MOI
~libsisDdtog this exposed position, nc daily went out
with his servants 70 procure necessary prov eions fear
less and certain Of bcrgrespesed aud fact the two
tBndinr forces would their IRE during Vie tae
be thus went about The seets This mark Of respect
prcvte the high consideration deeervedy esioyed By NJ
Johnson ard the personal sympaihes and esteem bis Ia
and pblsntnropc conduct have him during the
many has RESIDED In this ~ which be Ia
bound by the ties Of friendship and family connections
Tbs painful sise Of things lasted eleven days, termi-
rating on the 1sth ut BIZ treaty whose terms are
borOrsbe 70 the leaders Of both armies aud which ""
discussed aDd sgrfet iron In the house OF the wcrtny
s-l:s.ss-. y.cs csR4A.
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Meeting of the Pope and the King or Naples
QU1EN CHRISTINA MISSES BEING RXcosCILED TO HEl
BROTHHR.

Rome May l5) correspondence OF London Postl
The current da In this city ID that Queen gnrssisa
the King Of Naples, Who osstna,ey refuses % be
cied TO her. notwithstanding the benevolent inter venton
Of Po Mono but happears TIA. this aeoount e
erroneous actual Interview between the royal person
ages having been effected.
The Pcpcs plan was to bring the brother and sister
together Al Porto dAnzo, the SEQ coast for which
place bis Holiness Sunday afternoon from bis
country residence nj Castle Gandoo where be has been
stay Tor the lass Ten DAYS oSeea Gnrlsns io,le"ea
Monday afternoon, expecting TO dad The King Of Naples
there Already but the weather having been unAvorsbe,
infer from the well known obsnacy OF the King tempe
rament he knew and dsapprovei Of the Popes
r on; ana ,xrn,y Sours m csrsn
that Queen Christina after having paid visit 20 the Pope,
enjoy with hs Holiness the exciting spectacle Of tho
aquatic stbetes who bad the honor Of displaying their
proven In KIDD OF regatta the hsrbor and the subss
quent Fireworks prepared by the local authorities, got
very gussd and very tired OF waiting. and still more
embarrassed about the knoty point Of nights lodging,
there being royal hotel At Porto Anzo Tho PapA pa
lace being still In unnnished state and the Pope himself
living Pho apore in the franciscan convent, along whose
o'osisrs n female footstep 10 iaboocd thing Her Ma
esy therefore ordered her equpAgc late hour OF the
rived 4, 20 O'Clock on tuesday mOrnns 70 The no anal
surprise Of The Duke OF Ranzaes and the inmates Of The
Neanshle, King Ferdinand wss ploushlas the salt
Gaeta, and arrived safely Porto dAnxou
eight hours after his sister bad lost her patience and depart
ed The Pope in the church O'Clock Tuesday
orrsr and hi,her ,be King the Queen, The nfssi Don
Sebastian and the royal progeny Of Naples proceeded
dssmbsIt ne from their steam frsae aui ster hearing
celebrated BY hs Holiness repaired 70 his apart
ments 10 enjoy the hospitality provided for them. Pio
Mono their ouopdam guest, gave them most aeotouais
reception and conducted them after dinner the neigh
bcrirg town OF NctuDo, where they ali 70 church
sgasn, ard received bcncdlcticn with the
The kDg proposed returning 70 Gsets he sane evening,
but The state OF the weather prcvcntrg that be
ecd " put up with such scany noistoa tina
Town Bail and few private houses OF orto aAnzo a.
fordei himself and his suit the comfort of the roya
party beng eked out BY the de mbaraon Of their
beds and movcAbles from the trgaie The pope ho.sc
steward nearly out OF his wis at the unexpected
spcnsiby OF providing nfy beds for the Bourbopc ret
but body vas housed al last and the being
lcsa threatening Wednesday morning. the roya party
embsrked after duly attending the Popss early mass
His iolpess accompanied bis royal vstsrs the MOLE
and then took what described touching leave
Of them.
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lrADtihed rom tne courier oe fMs Tor tne INV YORK
HKPAfD.l
Written probably under the direction OF Mons. Felix
Belly the French agent In Central America and one Of
the Contributors Of the Courier de Paris.
saw Josr, April 10, 1853.
Tho Csss Yrisarr tresiy has been rstnedsuch N the
news which We have received two three days ago,
and which takes precedence o all others. Nobody
pected hHi raNhoaou-t vas BOT thought possible
but seems that The American Minister has rot spared
threas he declared that should Nicaragua not rstfy
that treaty tbs Unitoi States should send Walker back
before two months vcOld elsTse Oextua) The Presi-
cent, therefore, preferred regular occupancy 70 a
sSleoi invasion. he sened ne Incredible ACT,
OF vb.ch send you q copy, and Congress which
once convened approved the rresdeut.l signr.
tori must say, however 10 bonor Of Nicaragua, mat
O. iatesn members, I've have protested against the
~ the territory the rational sovereignty
tfe susngest part OF Al this Nat Lord Napier the
" va ster IN Washington, hes advised Costa Roa
~ 90 'te same scarcely cen believe r. Costa Rcs
has lie signal Of war sgsnst walker ~ has fought
~ TO years In favor o. the independence q
Cef~a Amerca; hss demanded enormous sac
f'fres o. lie citizens. and when the vic
Coz has been obtained Al the cost of 10000
L oCo deaths, well from the cholera as The war
vi syesk lng q "a INDEBTEDNESS should come 10
sai u is government 10 conse0se The triumph Of the
nhbus,eft and The Illegal occupation Of the River San
spni STsa b. B@ u VIC j : Ds FANS s'g
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10 cali In one hour Al the appointed time returned
We met the prisoner chained BY the leg cleaning the
Streets apd my overceas was handed 70 by his Honor,
the presiding Judge
me Bank Of Valparaiso has given notice that from this
date only nve per cent interest would be paid by the
bank the daily balances Of accounts eight per cent on
those from one TO six months date. Counterfeit gold
and fractional parts thereof put In circulation
they Of Chilean ana Bolivian coinage and are remark
ably well executed TO deceive They easily be do
tected by the sound
There has been greatly improved demand for articles
Of export Europe and prices not only firm, but in
mest metals an advance has been expesienoed Largo
quantities Of copper In bars changed hands at 260 to q
Several cargoes Of sugars have been shipped from here
Peru and California Still excessive stock remains In
bond Several large quantities Of satpere changed hands
st 80 for French account.