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Kansas Politics.

ST LOUIS UCt. I3 I60v
Ieavenworth despatch to the Republican says that
the Topeka Convention the 18th nominated full ticket
AIDED by Charles Robinson for Governor and Root
for Lieutenant. NJ. +. Conway nominated for Con-
gress The Convention was harmonious. Robinson, who
Is also Governor elect under tho Topeka Conventon
nominated the first ballot The election for State off,
GERS will take place in December.
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Court Calendar-This Day

SUPREME COURT CiRCUn.-Part Mos 3Ol1, 4,454H,
664 30l4 62O9 4765, 779, 5s7s, SAT-, 6,4a5, 5422
$780, 500, 6422 5,s27 PAT, 1910, 5s5, $780, 5757,
547s 542 3657, 2s4, 1855, $50 1866, $40, 4o98,
H-23ls, 1926, 1886, 1854 1885, 1880, 1882, 1884,
1885, $685. $780, 2a72, 2s74, 1885, 2,a7S 1850, 1882,
1854, 1855, 1888.
SUPERIOR CorRr-Noe a41, &c. 81, 1854, ss2 $685. 1893,
3l5 oil GIL 4l2 AS 4l6 AIT, AIS 41e, 42o, 427 42
49, 4S0 431 432 49, AL, AL, 44S 49, 45l, 49, 453,
ass to 463.
COMMON PIRAs-Part mos 49, JIG, ,096, 11s0,
1872 $3.50 to 1856, $40 to 373. Part Ill 1893,
81 34e BAT, 1,s4s 349 1850, $751; 1852, 1853,
1854, 1885, 1857, 1853, 1853.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. %, 80, AZ.
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:, :, :, . KAIAMAzoo, Oct. -, 1862
some of the best horses in the Union being the ground
To-day the exhibition somewhat intcrrercd With Inv
tho storm The citizens purse of $4,000 will bc trotted
for Saturday afternoon, Flora Temple, Princess Ike
Cook and other celebrated horses competing.
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The National Episcopal Convention.

VIM Henry Odenheimer, Bishop Of New Jersey, and
Gregory Thurston Bede Assistant Bishop of Ohio
consecrated to-day in St. Paus church Alexander Gregg,
5snop OF Texas in Monumental church, and Henry ?.
Mnippie, Bishop Of Minnesota, In st. James church.
Great throngs in attendance including numerous
strangers The ceremon les very imposing All the
shops mere assisted in the secratons The Conven
ton was not in session to-day.
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The Drawings or the SUSSEX Comm " and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware,


Ihe Legislature Of The Of Delaware n III last aessou
given 70 France Broadbcnis lo4sery contract for
~ yssrs we The undersigned COMMISSIONER an pointed
OF said state supernend the dra winas OF
beers drawn this day 49, ""s 80 'Ao nunA'
SUSSEX couSrr-clAss No. IL, ocrosza Is 1859.
20, 20, 8, 40, 81, 81, u, 81, %, rs, 81, co.
CONSOLIDATED LorrxxvoLAss No I42, ocrosxa Is 1852
ls, 50, SO, SO, IS, 81, SO, 10, CT. A. 4. CO.
witness gu, hands. at Wilmington Del this day rhurs
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED r. SX MoSoSTnTEy commissioners
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington Del
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The Ohio Election.

CIEVELAND, OCt. 100 q
The republican majority on the State ticket will DO
democrats are elected and to the House sixyfour re-
publicans and forty democrats.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The British Demand for Explanations
Respecting the Occupation OF San
Juan--The Position OF our Government
on tho Qucstion-Tho Utah Army
Transportation Contract-The Defence
less Condition OF the Texan Frontier
Condition OF the TreH sury. &c., &c.
DUE SPECIAL WASHINGTON L.srArcH.
wAausoroS, Oct. ID, 1862
IN. d.srs.cb 10 tArd Lyons from his government,
,n.rdr. srr,anaons :, "a conduct Of General Harvey
,p.p6sstsd in n h,, 4, i, a. and 1t will be
answered by our government In the same shirt.
II matter Of public notorcty that Mr. Marcy h. -
understanding with the British government to the efec
thar neither party was to occupy San Juan during tho
pending Of negotiations. 1t is not perceived how,
therefore, the conduct Of Gen. Harvey can be approved
ny this government. is understood that the matter
ewes before the Cabinet who in extra session until
late hour this evening.
inc contractors for army transportation for Utah
here waiting to execute their CONTRACT which now in
course Of preparation and ready TO give the requisite
security. Tue charge made by correspondent Of New
York paper that the bidders intend comply with
their offer, is true, and is calculated if not intended
10 injure their credit
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON Oct. 49, 1859.
No action has yet been taken in response any
unication which may recently been received from
the British government the subject Of the San Juan
Island difficulty.
An extraordinary meeting OF the Cabinet held to-
day. All the members were present with the exception
OF Mr. Glass; who absent on account of physical in
disposition.
The reasons for leaving Brownsville without troops are
rs stated by army officer, the unhsakhness of the
post and tho belief that there necessity for their
presence Of protection; BESIDES their services
were urgently needed elsewhere in Texas But since
their withdrawal in addition to the recent invasion by the
Mexican banditti the Indians have committed many
the settlements OF the Rio Grande frontier By
this time is believed troops have been sent thither
to protect our citizens.
The Treasury Department has been officially advised by
the Secretary Of State that by order of the Spanish
government vessels of the United States arriving
Spain and the adjacent islands, placed the footing of
national vessels regards the duties Of the port and navga
ton In consideration Of this exemption Spanish vessels
arriving ports of the United States from Spanish
other foreign ports will be permitted to the
footing with vessels of the United States regards
mage dues light money and all other duties the United
States far repects the vessels Spanish vessels,
however, arriving in ports of the United States from Cuba
or Porto Rico not being embraced in the foregoing regua
on especially provided for by the acts Of July 1882
and June 1884.
General Twiggs in charge of the department of Texas,
will at his own request be granted leave Of absence with
the view to epabe him to visit Europe.
The receipts at the Treasury for the week ending
Monday, were. 81 1856 900
Drafts paid ,2S6 900
Drafts issued nearly. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,542 900
Amount subject to draft. 4,570,0O0
Reduction from previous week ............ 405,777
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided appeal
that mink skins dutiable at eight per centum.
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The Iowa Election .


There is nothing definite yet from Iowa. Returns
from thirteen counties received which give about the
same majorities as In 1857.
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A Photograph OF tne Steam Plough for
% cents at picture gallery Of portraits and Amer
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The Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER, Oct IL, 1859.
The two branches Of the Vermont Legislature convened
to-day. Lieutenant Governor Martin called the Senate to
order when the oaths were administered. Rev. VIM H.
Lord was elected Chaplain The House organized by the
election Of Mr.. Edmunds, Of Burlington, as Speaker
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Holmes' G sIlery, 691 Broa dway, Between
guerreotypes and 70 cent Ambretypes,
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Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic stock
ings bandages and Dr. Glovers lever truss No Ann
street.
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Barth0lfs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $5O-$5O.
BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, "A Broadway.
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Lady Readers OF the Herald, when YOU
wish ga'er and button Boosfor yourselves fames with
India rubber Boots and shoes Of all the styles patron
lie MILLER CO., 3S7 Canal street.
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The international Cricket Match Mt
Philadelphfa.

FHnApKLrulA, Oct Is, 1850
Inc cricket match was recommended this morning.
Aessrs Lockyer and Wsdcn resumed their places at the
wickets and the last wicket fell for 12o runs Mr. Parr
was absent having been disabled by blow on the left
elbow from ball from Jackson in tho Lockycr and Ste
phenson match At Hoboken, that he obliged to
have surgical advice. The scores this morning were-
Lockyers total and not out ........... ....... 81
Wisden Gibbes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
jackson w. r.; Wister, Senior ................ a
Total byes A. leg byes 8, wides Northumberland. IA
The uc,a..-g this morning was not extraordinary.
large number Of M the WIN every
Al twelve o'clock England tpok the fold, Newha field,
ing for Parr.
W. Rotch, Wistcr ana Bayard were first at the hat
Wster played steadily for some time Bayard also PLAYED
steadily to Wisden's underhand shows la Parr The
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Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co.'s Radf-
cal They also keep silk elastic stockings for vacoo
veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments de-
fornites made 10 order No. vesey street, Astor House,
U,~H
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Wigs ~; TOY pees and Hair Dye.-Cnme-
RoNs lg Fulton rect Brooklyn For style and qualify
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The Italian Opera I'm Boston.


Madam Colson makes her debut here to morrow night
In the opera Of "Marhl and the rush for tickets very
great Mr. Ullman's Opera season SO far has been
brilliantly successful.
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Havana Segars and Virginia Tobacco
OF superior quality, at JAMES SADLlERS ia Broadway,
corner of Maiden lane.
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Holloway's Ointment and PilIs are now
more used than Why hiss Simply because the sick
and diseased find they can fy upon them They perform
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try Monmouth county, n j. will be sold at auction
Saturday 15 1882 at Murrays Hotel Middletown VII
lace Nj The Farm contains IS and Is situated
elevation that oyerlooks the surrounding country with fac
view Of Bay To reach Mddleown take steamboat
Keypo Of Murray street, O'Clock NJ then by STAGE
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Wheeler d Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES,

WIN Important E1pr0vemenM
THE GREAT KCoNOMIZrR HEALTH.
OFFICE, NO. 5O6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
found by accurate experiment that the stitching of shirt
requiring by hand thirteen hours and thirty minutes
be done BY this machine in hour and i've minutes Other
work Ii with equal facility.
IL the only stitch that raveed
appearance upon each side Of the
threads each side Of the fabric and nerocked
In the centre Of Il.
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Photo
graph q the IAN England Eleven" now exhibition 81
BRADYS gallery Gas Meecker street;
also fine view Of cricket ground cricket
ers playing. Copies of the stereoscopc view for 3Aie.
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Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF
color-heir establishment treated carefully by GRAND
JEAN, 80 Twelfth street, next to Broadway.
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State Fair.-The Elliptic Bed Spying
snd Silver medal for Spring Bed Bottom fhs Epac
Howe's paenO, Spring Bed Bottom Is reaed by every
spectacle dealer throughout the country from S O.
Examine II.
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Winter Undergarmcnts-The Largest
assortment TO be had IN the city reasonable prices
BAlALOU BROTHERS, 409 Broadway
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying, cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try IT. Sold by all
druggists.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pets-The best the world surprising all made Sold and
applied at the mandatory 23s broadway.
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Hexring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof safes 2 Broadway, of Murray
street. New York.
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TH1LADELPHLA, Oct I'd, Io09
Il is stated good authority that Mr. John W. Forney
has received notification from President Buchanan of
his intention to institute prosecution for libel on &C
of the article in the Press Monday in relation to
the death Of Mr.. Broderick.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the best the world Wholesale retail and the dye
privately applied at No. 8 Astor House,
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Brooklyn Gallery Of Photographs, Ca
WILLIAMSON BROTHERS, 2is Fulton street
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The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company have reopened xs6 Broadway they offer
for sale their celebrated noseeas sewing machines reduced
prices. Branch Office l82 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Premium

Keep Your Feet Dry-Use Brewers Conn
position, No. Reade street.
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Exchanges.

CINCINNATI, Oct Is, 1859
Exchange on New York scarce; bills at sight q per
cent premium
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Fall FashiOn Hats for 1859.
WHITE the halter ZIG Broadway opposite St. Paus church
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, 1859
Two were shot dead in our streets last night Ono
young Irshman the other the mate Of OF tho
bay crafts lying at Union dock No arrests have been
made vet
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Navigation OF the west Coast Of Mexico.

,..... .,.,. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13, 1850
The latest Mexican advces state that the uarez govern
nent have made important concessions to Consul Conner
for the navigation of the Mexican from Guaymas to
Acapulco. ~ -
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Genin's BAZAAR, 513 Broadway.
Trade supplied with
THE CLARET BROWN
Trade supplied with A'
THE CLAREr BROWN
nun =, .nnr M MAGENTA HAT.
- -. MAGENTA HAT.
Rr0ad
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HflIs Hafr Dye so cents. Imimitable
Barclay sire ct,
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RICHMOND COUNTY Pormcs.-Ata meeting Of the Rich
mond County Democratic Convention for the nomination
or county ocors held in the village of Richmond the
night of the 18th inst the following nominations were
made
Member Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. yermlyea.
County Judgc-Gcorge White.
District Attorney-A W. Winant.
County Superintendent of Poor-Ephram Clark.
Justice Of Sessions-Thos Garrett.
Coroners-J. N. Guyon, Solomon Simpson and Robert
Heslewood.
NJ. P. 0'Brien was chosen Chairman Of the General
Committee for 1860.
The candidates for Assembly and County Judge
each nominated by majority and the District Attorney
by reclamation.
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La MOantain's La to Peril0us Balloon Adj.
ventures has made him hero but what do
amount to- when compared with those Of KNOX who has pro-
dueed the moat elegant fashionable comfortable fan Hats
FOR gentlemen that human headt Cali nj No DO
Broadway and look at the little beauty" w. -
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Enthusiastic Democratic ReAbrm Meeting
AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel.


Enthusiastic Democratic Relbrm Meeting
At tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
SPEECHES BY HON. JOHN oOCHRANE JUDGE BRONSON,
WATTS SHERMAN, ESQ, HON, JOHN NIXON AND
ofAkRs-THE NEW MOVEMENT IN SUCCESSFUL OPE-
RATION.
In accordance with the following CALL which WAS sent
on the llth and 18th instant a limited number Of demo-
cratic ma. chants, several hundred Of the most influential,
wealthy and respectable Of Of democratic merchants as
sehoied last evening at the Fifth venue Hotel 70 'ake
.n'o consideration tho means best adapte 70 secure
triumph over the atrocious "lrrepressibe con. doc
unes OF William H. Seward at the coming State elect "
ana the publication CT the party from the corrupt local in
Auences which now disgrace it,
Nxw YoRx, Oct IL, 1860.
Ala meeting Of democrats, held at the Everett House
the TN nst Tor the purpose Of suggesting efficient
permanent organization, In view of the great Importance
Of the coming State aud city elections the following
luton was unanimously adopted
Jarvis p NJ whiocE and Charles 4 Iamon be constituted
s sSSh
cratic fellow citizens TO meeting purpose
party
In accordance with this resolution, the undersigned
now composing this committee, request you to attend
meeting for the purpose aforesaid at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on Thursday evening next the 18th ns at eight
The undersigned feel il to be almost Unnecessary for
them TO say that the sole object In view to such
organization Of the democratic party Of this city
shall exercise conservative influence tending not only
eevate the character OF the party but also by securing
the nomination Of well known and tried democrats Of
spectably and character to thereby promote the public
Interests.
They are convinesd that the counses 81 large body Of
well known demoC7ats cannot fail to produce valuable
results.
They therefore now ask you to cooperate cordially
with them and with tie leaders Of the party, believing
that much coed can thereby be accomplished.
IT, however by continued Indifference their repre-
sentaves the people Of New York choose to allow, with
interference the selection Of candidates who do not
fairly represent either the whole party the taxpayers,
The commercial interests Of the city it must be inferred
that the acknowledged evils OF our party organisation
and OF municipal government, resulting therefrom
not yet sufficiently oppressive soenlst your active CO.
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1900 Cashmere Suits TO Match,
s. So 'a' SIS :ls SIS and $40.
EVANS, &c and 90 Fulton street.
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-. inst received Per Stea mshfp Glasgow
AZ SaoersSned has received gem Macleod Co., ate Bro
Mellon Nell cloth 9.erooats beaver Raan Scotch tweed High
tweed Travelling shirts. eS " oiaa
ALEXANDER MILLER. ss7 Broadway.
Of European manufacture received Almost ner
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White ssThe" Halter,
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ZIG Broadway.
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operation in producing q rel
WATTS SHERMAN,
JAMES LEE,
ALGERNON s. JARTIS,
B. NJ. WHITLOCK,
CHARLES A. LAMONT.
JOEL WOLFE,
SAMI. L. NJ. BARLOW,
REUBEN WRITER'S,
GEORGE J. FORREST,
N. w. CHATTER,
ARTHUR LEARY,
GEORGE C. COLLINS,
JAMES DWELL,
b. N. FOX,
JOHN MCkESSON,
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IVY.
ELIAS q. HIGGINS,
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
STEPHEN JOHNSON,
JOEL C0NKIIN,
SCHUYLER LIvINGSTCEy
J. I. SDUTTER,
BENJAMIN H. FIELD,
MOSES TAYLOR,
ROYAL PHELPS,
Z. X. ALBUETIS,
WILLIAM 4. COLEMAN,
JOHN 7. AGNEW,
GEORGE GREER,
JOHN w. CULBERT,
HENRY YELVESTON,
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NO. 6s.
9iT;.Ss'
MISCELLANEOUS READING
BEN. JONSON.

Ben Jnnson who appears sitting near -
Shakspeare. was nearest to him in talent of
any man of that age He was born at West
minister in lj773 His father, a Scotsman by
descent. dying in his boyhood, the widow
married bricklayer; and Ben Junson is SAID
tu have been taken from Westminster school
and obliged to work at his step-father trade.
We read also of his having enlisted as a sol
dier. and served in the Low Countries. On
the other hand the obscure accounts we have
of his youth represent him as having studied
both a; Oxford and Cambridge; and it is GER
tain that, in one way or another, he had OBJ
tained good education, and was especially
ripe and exact Latin Scholar. He can not
have been much older than twenty, when,
like 80 many men Of genius in the latter part
of Elizabeth's reign, he attached himself 10
the theatres He became an actor, but was
bad one: and his life was chiefly spent III
play-writing. amidst the fluctuations Of sue
cess incident to that pursuit, and the alterna-
tons Of poverty with something little better.
which made up the history Of almost every
one Of our old dramatists. But his tamo
stood very high in his own time. In the
most brilliant period of Shakspeare's career,
Ben Jonson was the only man who conte,-
ted the palm with him; and in the whole his
tory of the old English drama none but
Beaumont and Fletcher came nearer, or 50
near, to the excellence Of the great master.
He is vigorous, not graceful, 4 skiltul and
reflective artist, rather than an impuisiye or
imaginative poet, but there is great force in
his comic pictures Of character, and striking
pomp of cloquencc in his tragic dialogue. :
In 1893 he exhibited his first successful
piece the prose comedy of Erery Man in his
Humor: after several other plays. his dgnifcd
tragedy of S,janus appeared in 1903; IOlpome
a comedy in blank verse, abounding both IN
eloqucncc and poetry, was played in 1908; in
1909 came The Silent Woman,. a comedy
constructed with great regularity and adj
mirablc skill; and the roll of his good plays
was closed in 1910 by the lively and en-
crgctc comedy The AichcmiSt. In 1919 he
was appointed poct-laureate. But his later
years were spent i'll poverty; and his natural
.l"omiuess Of temper was aggravated both by
The failure of his popularity and by ili-hcal!h
lie died in 1857, and was buried in Westmin
stcr Abbey. IIisuncompletcd Sad Shepherd,
Il pastoral drama. and many Of his lyrics,
show deicacy both Of poetical feeling and
diction, beyond any thing that appears in his
other works. and his learning, especially in
philology, is proved by several prose disscrta-
tions.-Eriectic NIJdziHS.
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NAIL AKRAxGEMENTS.-Th following are
III. present Mail arrangements at the Alex
anira Post O.hr":-
Tn, Northern Mail will close, daily. at and =
o'clock. D. m. except on Suturdays-then at :
clock u. N. There is mail for Washington City
only. clnsin. ut = D. m. on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond. Va, and all south oi
Richmond. will close at }! Il. m. and p. in', ex-
con, ON Suudavs-thcn Al u Il. IN.
Tho Mail. for the Orange and Alexandra ana
Manassas Gan Railroads Warrcnton, MiddlebnrS'
and Fairfax G. H.. close daily at 5s Il. IN. There
i no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on sun
days. go
The Mail for the Leesburg route Will close on
MONDAYS. Wednesdays. and Fridays, at p M
There !, II mail for I.ecsburg. via Baltimore and
ohio Railroad. closing at ? p. IN, on TueSdays'
Thursday> aud SUNDAYS.
The Mail for the Aldic route will ci'Sc at a. m.'
TUESDAYS Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mail tor the Occ"quan route VIII close Al
y. M. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
at: D. u daily, except sundays.
The Mail for Nrrfok Portsmouth. and the East
ern Shore OF Virginia closes AZ and 9p. IN, except
ON Sl,urdays--th"n at | y. IN.
The Oshcc will close daily at 81 p NJ except
sunday, it is open from 10 "a u, and from
2 >! p. M. only.
The Northern Mail is ready for delivery by IA. m
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