The sun., 1862-02-12

Il aA,cshsr W.shinstun ssnA, slarEe e.gle" broush,
mi, and Q third eA,B. Thess three bore date
Afpl- A h. q American silver half dollars and
quar,srs, d.,ins - ar back a. 'Tso, broush, from
So cents 70 % each. A hps collection OF American
! soiOnisl ncnsy, embracing 1853 piece~ WIS mar,
oHsred IN nnsn los, and broueh, al prices from 10
.csnss 70 si,ce.
s LAa evening, Bangs, hsrwtn a Co.. concluded
I shsir sale Of coins, SC, &c. The audience WAS
: much the same % the drst evening Of the sale
a composed mostly Of coin hunters and connoisseurs
of the foreign coins offered, the variety quite
neasrs. An Irish half penny Of the reign Of James
4 ss second, sOld for 30 cents. s,me pattern pieces
y were sold briskly Ameng them cents, nickle
- coin Of 1sss, tr s9,95, and tnres cents, nickls
;. pieces, isaT, for s2li. These coins very rare.
A pine tree shEhng broush, ss,eo; pine tree six
I penos, 800, and half dime, 1ITd, sAoo A Hns
and rsrs Massachusetts, half cent, 17es, brOugh,
liss,Ib, and an American penny Of 1904, sold at
4a,oo. The collection Of medals very excel
4 Tent, embracing Erie Canal medelett enclosed
\ In box made from the wood Of the old "sencca
II <hief the fis canal boa, that came over thA, la
land s.resm-it sold for s13o. Au Elisha Kent
u Kane medal brovsh, si,Do, and aue Italian indie
|, pendence medals In frames sold for o. 10 each.
Ths collection Of autographs embraced a few rare
:, ones, which sod brisky. An autograph letter OF
lord Byron brought 80 autograph o. Walter SOFT,
I ~; Tom Moore, Ga; Thomas Jefferson, 81 70
Jonathan Trumbull, 81 95 Rober, MprriA 50
\, LavAsssur, 20 ceuts and r R,beit Trea, Paine S.
cents. An old state seal Of Georgia iTT1, sold for
\ 9i IL. The principle numiSma,ic works sold we're
n " Historic kumisrna,que do Ia Revolution
Francaise de puis 10 ssrtion des deba,s, GesvauS
du Gouvernment Oonsuline, 1885," cont aiming
% pla.es Published 1920, which brought 81 20 and
the "hedelss au los Principaux de rEmpre de
Rus.ie de puts erense de Pierre le Grand jusluia
oe ei de CsthAiins H." which sold for only %.
Some Catalogues Of coin sails, with prices marked
were put up-oue Of Q days sAs bringing 90. The,
sale Of Eec,ion hedeletts follows; Aud.
jackson, a. cents N. Van Buren,, % cents N.
FILLMORE, 30 cents Frank Pierce, 22H cents W.
H. Har ison. 70 cents John @, Fremont, Is cents
/ and Pres Linouln, S5 csLts.
IN TUE REVIVAL IN PARIS This was the sub
jec, Of a very interesting lecture delivered last
evening by the Rev. j. II. Bonhsn, at the Fiah
~ Avenue Baptist Church. This reverend gentleman
stated that he went W the American Chapel Rue de
BART and had the pleasure Of bearing the Re, Or.
III McClintcok, brmery OF Nav York. preach. He
III then prcceeded " speak Of the arrival in Paris Of
III Reginald Radcliffe, Esq, an English lawyer, who,
Ia company with young lawyer, naue' J. Henry
shildon, commenced a series Of prayer meetings
&c, with the most beneficial results. Mdume
Andre lady o. high position, invited NJ. X. from
Germany N attend the annual meeting, and the
cult wis even more than expected. In the
Wesleyan Chapel, Rue Rnysls aidressss were
usually delivered, in French, Dy the pastor, Rrv =
Mo.o,, and meetings were teld in forty dif r
.ent places in the city. Even private houses and
richly furnished drS wing rooms we're open fsr tha'
purpose, and the Chief Of Police gave PERM sion
90 open the largest gymnasium In Paris for these
meetings. In ihe q st fortHigh, Of these meetings.