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FROM EUROPE.
The Spanish TroubIes.

Tine Spanish Troubles.
By the Anglo american Gable.
PARIS, March 1e-Ex-Queen Isabella, of
Spain, and her husband, Don Francisco d'Assis,
have agreed to submit their differences to arbi-
tration. The tribunal will be composed of five
persons, one of whom will be Jules Favre.
France and Rome.
LONDON, March 12.-The London journals
consider the French official note to Rome a
diplomatic error, into which NJ. Olivier has
been led by following the advice of Jules Favre.
Fsvre and the French Radicals.
PARIS, March 12.-The radical journals of
this city attack Jules Favre bitterly for having,
in his last discourse in the Corps Legislatlf,
promised his aid to the ministry.
The "shrisking sisterhood."
LONDON, March 12.-The Saturday Reuiew
has another editorial on the subject of the
'Shrieking Sisterhood," ridiculing the tenden-
between the undemonstratively benefcent and
mere social theorists.
Hope for the ''City of Boston,"
The arrival of the steamship Smidt at New
York has had the effect of strengthening conf
dence in the safety of the City of Boston. The
belief is now general both here aud at Liver
pool, that the missing steamer will bs heard from
at Azore Island.
The Irish Land Bill.
The Saturday Reuiel1 of to-day, in reviewing
the recent debates on the Irish Land bill, thinks
the difficulties of that measure are fast vanish
Ing before the earnest purpose of both political
parties.
Ship News.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-The Cuuard steam
ship Calabria Qate the Australasian), from New
York. has arrived.
The Latest Quotations.
FRANKFORT, March 12.--U s. Nye-tWentes nat at
s54@95X.
PARIs, March H. The Bourse closed rrm.
ReDtes, T4f. 60c.
hAyRE, March l2zCotton opened declining al
1874 on the spot, and 19756f. ahoat
ANTWERP, March l9.-Petroleum closed dat al
MAT
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THE MORTALITY or THE CITY.-The number
Of deaths In the city for the week ending at
noon to-day was 366, being an increase OF %
over those of last week, and an increase of 30
ever the corresponding period OF last year
OF these 182 we're adults; 1874 were minors;
24 we're born in the United States; ri
were foreigners: 81 were unknown; ~
from the country. OF this number died of
congestion of the lungs; ID of Inflammation of
the brain; IL of marasmus; 10 of old age; of
typhoid fever; 13 of commissions; 65 of con-
sumption of the lungs; of disease of the heart;
13 OF debility; 20 of scarlet fever; and rs of in
hammation of the lungs.
The deaths we're divided as follows among the
Il nf.... nrllna
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LECTURE ON RoMg.-We listened last even
lng, with much qualification, to lecture on the
Eternal City," delivered at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, by B. b.
COmegys, Esq, Cashier OF the Philadelphia Ma
uonal Bank, who has recently returned from his
travels IN Europe. The lecture was iraught with
both interest aud Instruction. IL was given In
plain, unstudied, colloquial manner. Original
In every feature, and presenting an almost pho
tographic picture of ''mghty Rome" the audi
ence were riveted in their attention and almost
spell-bound by the interesting details furnished
bv the amiable and accomplished lecturer. Those
who had the pleasure of listening to him owe
GyDt of gratitude for this voluntary contribution
to their amusement and instruction. When gen.
temen like Mr.. Comegys travel abroad they do
not 'hide their light under a bushel, " but diff
fuse its radiance in the most philanthropic
manner, thereby doing good in their day and
generation. The lecture was grand success,
and we hope that IL may BE repeated again at
the earliest convenience of the kind-hearted
lecturer.
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from NEW YORK.
The Gold Excitement,

New YORK, March 12.-The steamer Weser
to-day takes out $240, 600 in specie.
The passage of the Funding bill in the Senate
was made the basis of q fresh raid on the gold
market. The price opened at 1121@ before the
board, when the prospective agents under the
bill threw millions of gold on the market, and
down went the price to 1115S. Afterwards there
was a frmer feeling and the first recorded sale
in the room was at 112. Later there was re-
action TO 11194, which wa followed by an ad-
vance to 112sS, and decline to 1925. very
large business was transacted, although the ex-
element was nothing like that of yesterday.
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FOURTH EDITION
The Gold Excitement in New York.
Universal Suffrage in Missouri.
Etc., Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc
from THE WEST.
The Oops,ItutIonnI Amendment.

ST. Louis, March 12.-The House yesterday
passed the Senate concurrent resolutions pro-
vidiDg for submitting to tho people q coustitu-
tional amendment allowing negroes and Rebels
to vote and hold office. Also, one preventing
division OF the public school fund or appropriat-
ing public money for sectarlaD schools.
7he Missouri Grand Jury.
The man Spohr. who was shot by one Bald
win on Thursday night, is recovering. The
Grand Jury will no doubt take up the case at
once. Smyth, who was found accessory to the
act by the coroner's jury, has not been arrested
but his father, who is merchant in this city, is
surety for his appearance A policeman is In
constant attendance on SDohr
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from NEW ENGLAND.
RIra In MaIna

Fire In Maine.
CALAIS, March 12.-This morning fire broke
out in the furniture store of GILES & Gallagher,
which entirely consumed the stock and fixtures.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000 The books and
papers We're saved. The building was owned by
ID. P. POrle, whose loss Is S1400, on which there
Is no insurance. The flames extended to two
adjoining buildings, which were damaged to the
amount of $4,000, on which there was $1,000 in
surance. Ns
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DISABLED SOLDIERS, sEAMEN, MARINES,
~ etc., whether from wounds rupture, or disease.
who have not yet applied for Pensions, and the
widows, minor children, dependent mothers fathers
etc. OF those who have died OF wounds or OF disease
contracted in the service, can promptly obtain their
pensions by applying TO
.f ROBERT 8. LEAGUE q CO.,
$50 No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street, Phiada
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stock uuotar,ons by TeloKrnuh-e p. m.
New YorI, Produce rInrket.

NEW YORK, March 12-CottOn quiet; 500 bales
sold at 2lhc Flour quiet and without decided
charge sales Of 1900 bushels. Wheat dull, and de-
clined 1c and quotations are nominal. Corn dull
and declined 1c sales of 23 COO bushels mixed West
ern at sS995c. Ior new; white Southern 'O2; and
yellow Southern at $l01. Oats heavy and lower
sales of IT, 900 bushels State at 60@6lc; and West
ern at 51@bSKc. Beef quiet. Pork dull; new mess
S26. Lard lower; steam rendered, 14k@14Hc
Whisky dull at CSC
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ntz which was an action to recover damages for an
alleged conspiracy TO cheat and defraud, the jury
this morning rendered verdict for the plaintiffs
Kleptomaniac-Long Sentence.
Court of Quarter Sessions-Jttdge Psiroe.
This morning an old woman, on whose head the
SHOWS OF sixty winters have fallen, was tried for
larceny. She had been employed in the house OF a
lady as domestic and one night went into her mis-
tress chamber and stole watch and several articles
of jewelry. The case was plain one, she having
acknowledged her guilt, and doubtless she would
have been convicted Of the felony, had not the Dis
trct Attorney stated to the jury that he knew the
poor woman that she had been In his SER
vice formerly, where she had committed
a number Of petty thefts, and from her conduct
then, and from the testimony OF one of the witnesses
in the present case he was convinced that she was
more tit subject for the Insane Arylum than the
Penitentiary. He thought 1t but justice that she
should be acquitted on the ground OF insanity, In
which event the Court could make the proper dispo-
Btion OF her. The jury rendered verdict In accord
ance with Mr. Gibbons suggestion.
Morris Condon who was yesterday convicted OF
an attempt to outrage the person OF Kate Callahan
was this morning sentenced to three years in the
Penitentiary.
The Rosenberg LunRcy Case.
Court Of Quarter SessiOns-J,dgs Allison
This morning the case OF DIR. Lewis G, Rosep-
berg against the Pennsylvania Hospital for the In
sane was resumed. Sworn cross-examination OF
Drs. Krkbride and Jones was entered into elIctinp
the fact that Rosenberg was Kept ct the hosnta fen
days after his arrival from ohio before the
papers for his confinement were procured. Or
Bacon, who visited the relator last Tuesday, told
,
ing under an affection OF the chest. The argument
OF counsel was then begun
AS some misunderstanding has arisen concerning
the course adopted by Mr.. Stephen Remak, who al
first represented this relator it is perhaps proper to
state that the proceedings instituted by that gentle
man were not based upon the act of April, 1859
bringing into question the sanity or insanity OF hs
client but were founded solely upon the regaarlt "
OF the mode by which the relatOr was brought from
OHIO and placed in Dr. Kirkbrde's hospital aud al
he been permitted to pursue this course he was con
fdeut OF obtaining Judgment Of the Court In his
favor. The investigation, however, had taken such
a turn as will no doubt cause the Co be deter
miped upon the point OF DR.. ROsenberg's state OF
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, BRIDGER
~ SEWERS, ETC.--OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMIH
SlONER, No. 104 s. FIFTH Street.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs. y '''''

SIONER, No. 104 S. FIFTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, March 0. 1870
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the offee OF
the Chief Commissioner of Highways until 10 O'Clock
NJ, on MONDAY, l4th instant, for the construction
OF the following three-feet Sewers viz;-On the
line Of Market street, from Forty second Forty
third street; on Ontario street, from Thompson
street to Grard avenue; and on Ninth street. from
Norris TO Diamond street, thence along Diamond
street to Franklin, and thence, Franklin street.
TO the south curb-line OF Dauphiu street; and on
Third street from Pine to Gaskil street; also
sewerOf two and a half feet diameter on Wilson
street from the southerly curb-ine OF York street
TO the sewer In Dauphn street, with such maRholee
as may be directed by the Chief Engineer and Sur
veyOr.
The understanding TO be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting on
said sewer to the amount Of one dollar and fifty
cents for each nea foot OF front each side of the
by ordinance, to be paid by the city, and the con-
tractor shall be required to keep the street and
sewer in good order for three years after the sewer
is finished. No allowance will be mace for rock exca-
walton, unless by special contract
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track, the shall be constructed along
side of said track In such manner as not to obsruct
or interfere with the safe passage of the hcreon
and no claim for remuneration shall be paid the
tractor by the company using said track, specified
in Act of Assembly approved May 8, 1866.
certificate that a bond has been filed in,
the Law Department as directed by Or
dinanCe OF May 25 1850. II the lowest bidder shall
not execute q contract within five days after the
will be held liable on his bond for the difference be-
tween his bid and the next lowest bidder Speoica-
tons may be had at the Department OF Surveys,
which will be strictly adhered to. The Department
OF Highways reserves the right to reject all bids not
deemed satisfactory.
All bidders may be present at the time and place Of
MAHLON H. DICKINSON,
109t Chief Commissioner Of Highways
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Rnltimere Produce Market.

BALTTMORB, March 1s-COtton duh OF 20N@21c
Flour quiet and steady; Howard Street superfne
s4zb@5; do extra, ss25@e; DO family, $3.50! !;
do. family, s7@sT5; Western supernne, s4T696;
do. extra, s5'25@6T5; do family, s6.l21S@675.
Wheat quiet and steady; Pennsylvania, 81 32@1 25.
Corn-white, 92@94c.; yellow weak at 9oc Oats,
54@57c. Rye, 90c.@Sl. Mess Pork hrmer at s2T.
BACON frmer; rib sides, l5916AG;; clear do,
Lard frmer at 1b@1Gc. Whisky quiet at o1.
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CON R II y a.
FORTY-FlRsT TERM-sECoND SESSION.
House.

The House met for general debate, as If in Com
mittee of the Whole Mr. Coburn in the chair as
Speaker pro tenn.
There were not dozen members in their seats on
the Republican side OF the House. The attendance
on the Democratic side was somewhat larger, but
the House had generally deserted and dreary ap-
pearance.
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ship News.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 19-Passed in for
Baltimore:--Brigs Francis Jane, from Rio;
John Freeman from Pernamouco; Wild Horse,
from Ponce; Hampden, from Martinique; and
Annie Coleman, from Cuba
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OUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, UNITED STATES

nUARTERMASTERSO OFFICE, UNITED STATES
ARMY.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofnce
until ~ O'Clock III. on FRIDAY, the sth day Of April,
1670 for furnishing the Quartermasters Department
with five thousand $4,000 gross tons (or such less,
quantity as may be requiredD best quality OF White
Ash Anthracite Coal, Of such sizes and in such
quantities as may be ordered for period Of one
year from the 1st day OF May next with the privilege
OF increasing the amount to ten thousand 10000,
tons, should 1t be required. t
SO much OF the Coal as may be required for use tn
this city, including the United States Arsenals at
Bridesburg and Grays Ferry road, to an amount NOS
exceeding six hundred (600) tons must be delivered
without additional expense TO the United States.
The balance TO be delivered on board OF vessels at
this port In good condition. from slate
bone, dust, and other impurities.
Proposals must be made out in duplicate, on blank
FORMS which can be obtained at this office, and
veopes endorsed "Proposals for Delivery OF Coaln
Bidders are invited TO attend at the opening OF
proposals.
The Qrartermaster's Department reserves the
right to reject any and all bias.
Any additional information desired by parties
wishing TO bid will be furnished upon application to
this Office.
HENRY G. HODGES,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and
8T8t Quartermaster U. s. A.
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A HANDSOME GIFT.--Assistant Fire Marshal
A. II. Randall was yesterday presented with a
nne gold watch and chain by Messrs. Warne,
Brother g. Co., for the services rendered by him
In preserving their property at the fire some
months ago.
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M1LITARY.- THE First Pennsylvania Cavalry,
Colonel Frishmuth, now numbers fifteen COM
panies and 600 men. A regimental ball is to be
given at National Guards Hall on Monday eve
ming. 1t promises to be fine affair
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Too FAsT.-Officer Chandler, of the Eighth
district, yesterday arrested Jehu named John
Evans at Carlisle street and Girard avenue, for
lashing his half-fed steed into an immoderate
gallop. Alderman Boswell held John in $4OO
bail to answer.
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ATTEMPTED ARsoN.-About 2 o'clock this
morning dastardly attempt was made to fire q
stable in the rear of No. 713 Arch street, but
through the vigilance of an officer it was frus-
trated The villain had so carefully covered
his tracks that he succeeded in escaping unde-
tactpd
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LEGAL 1MTn111anwcz.
Heavy Verdict.


In the case Of II. B. Clanin Cows David Winter
nitz which an action to recover damages for an
alleged conspiracy TO cheat and defraud, the jury
this morning rendered verdict for the plaintiffs
for 81, ,TSS40.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 10 8. Third Street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 Read deb DDS. SIX 1000 sh Clinton Cl... u
$1,000 City Go, New. .10lX Ssh Cam & Am. .114A
$4,000 G & A m 6s, 80 100 sh Penna R.. 56X
b5.... 9s% 100 sh N Pa R.. s6s<
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HAMs.-Two ebOny-hued characters named
Stephen Girard Brown and Benjamin Franklin
jackson were arrested yesterday afternoon at
Ninth and Pine Streets while endeavoring to get
away with couple of hams which they had
stolen from a store near by. Alderman Kerr
will hear their statements at the Central station
to-day.
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DRY GOODS.
JOHN BURNS.
H0UsB-FURNIsHING DRY GOODS AND
IMPORTER OF HOSIERY,

H0UsR-FURNIsHING DRY GOODS AND
IMPORTER OF HOSIERY,
Noe. 245 and 247 SOUTH ELEVENTH Street,
Above Spruce.
LINENS AS CHEAP AS MUsLINs.
Heavy Linen Sheeting, ga yards wide, 75o.
Extra Heavy Linen Sheeting ~ yards wide ST.
Linen sheeting 81 TO yards wide, 9Oc. to Sl'S7I
One case 54 Pillow LINEN, fine, 65c worth s9c
Shirtng Linens all qualities and makes.
Real Barnsley Damask Taols Linen, S125
Genuine BaInsley Table Damask, $3.50 to aSST
Damask Napkins, all linen, 81 to finest imported.
Fine Irish and Barnsley Linen Damask Towels.
WHITE PIQUES, rs, 81, 37H, As, so TO eac.
The celebrated London Cord Pique, 25c
Double width French Muslin, Sec, Soc. up
large Plaid Nansook evening dresses.
Tucked Nainsook for shirts and children's drsss,s
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings, new styles
HANDKERCHIEFs.
One Ladies' Hemstitched All Linen Haudksr.
chiefs, 1879. 16, 1s, 90. %, a5c, real bargain.
SPRING HOSIERY,
Just arrived per steamer "Cuba"
Ladies' Gauze Merino Vests 26 to Sc inches.
Chdrens Gauze Merno Vests. 16 to 26 inches.
Chiloren's Fine English Il. z, and extra long Hose.
Cents and Ladies' Balbriggnn Hose
Gents best English u Hose, regular made.
pxtra-fashioned S5c. per pair, 81 per doz.
Aadies' full reeulArmace Hose 25o., 2So. 3lc. 1t
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THE'S 'S14NGERBUND AND GENERAL GRANT,
On the22d ult., at a meeting held by the Seu-
gerbund Society, General Grant was duly elected
a member of the same. A few days ago his cer-
titcate and an invitation TO attend the coming
ball were forwarded to him. Yesterday the
Secretary, MIR. Sander, received a letter from the
President thanking him for the honor conferred
and regTetting his inability to be present at the
ball.
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THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTURES.
Monday Fevenng Professor Henry Morton will
repeat his lecture on 'Solar Eclipses," at the
Academy of Music, for the benefit of the Frank.
lin institute. The lecture. will be illustrated by
new Brilliant, and startling experiments I'M
mense diagrams, and moving bodies. Tickets
can be procured at Gould's, No. 923 Chestnut
street.
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g. CIE A T A X.
~ Respectfully announce TO the shopping community
who become oppressed burdened with te speoe they
reoeiye in change that it will be received AZ par IA ex
LaOes EH%,HTOidsTiSs %hits g SGSasE S% EDGINGs.
Received yesterday another entire case OF Imitation
Crochet Edgng at 25c. dozen. 28e: yard
just received, plain and fancy Tucked MUSLIN very
anu SPiiRRED MUSLIN.
pIllJEl Or r. X.
SATIN PIAID NAINSOOkS.
TWO YAItTS WIDE SILK ILLUSION,
75c yard. Best goods imported JOB iot ut reoeived
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURrAISSI
Nottingham Lace for Curtains by y tne yard just re-
IMITATION rUCKEn SWISS AND FhENUH
Elegant goods which have been que Dy the psSe' Sisc
I'd FRENCH which have been Sly py t1S eoS'
CAMBRlC DI WITTY .o
TO 80 cents 49,, =. -
ward NJ WILL i'A -''s w sRNE'S,
IT, No 38 N. EIGHTH Street.
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A FIzzLE.-A meeting of legislative COM
mittee was to have been held this morning in
the Port WArdens' office. Owing to some mis-
understanding, however, it did not take place.
One member of the Legislature was present.
bit he not considering himself n quorum, left
and then there were none.
RELIGIoUs.- first regular stated meeting
of the Teachers Association, of the p. e.
Church 10 Philadelphia and vicinity, will be
held in the "lecture-room of the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, Nineteenth and Walnut streets, on
Monday evening, 14th inst, at o'clock.
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THE SRNGERBUND BAL MAsoUE is announced
to come off at the Academy of Music on Tuesday
EVENING" March 10, 1870. The arrangements for
this festival are in the hands of committee of
spare no pains to make this ball the grand event
of the season. The price of tickets, admitting
q gentleman and one lady, is fixed at five dol
lars; additional ladies' tickets one dollar each;
spectators tickets to the family circle or gall
lery fifty.csnts. Tickets can be had of G. Andre
& Co, No. 1904 Chestnut street; l.. Meyer, No.
1413 0hesnut street; and ct the bookstands of
the Continental Hotel and Girard House.
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and, at once, to test his powers, gave the
word as "Tattle-toon
"Tattle- too" said his friend; '1here is no
such word.
There it Isl" cried the despairing French
man; you are just like the others; you say
there is no such word, yet you always use it, y
81 cannot imagine what you mean, said
his friend, land am sure there is no such
word"
The Frenchman sat a moment in lugubrous
silence, when it CHANGED that servant entered
with fuel for replenishing the fire. As he
poked and stirred and placed the fresh wood:
''There, there, exclaimed the host, "thatll
do! that1l dol"
"There! therel" cried the excited French
man, ''you used the word this minutel Twice
you told the man Tattle-too! tsttle-toOl and
yet you say there is no such word!"-N o.
Picdu2tne.
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DIFFICULTIES OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
One evening, as Frenchman was seated by
Southern planters fireside, the Frenchman
remarked that there was one English word of
which he could never find the meaning; he
had vainly searched the dictionaries and
begged his friend to assist him in the explana-
tion. The word was often used by every one
and yet when he asked the meaning he was
always told there was no such word, but he
hoped better treatment from his present host,
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ART EXHIBITION.
ON FREE EXHIBITION,
AT CHARLES F. HAsELTINEs ART GALLERY

AT CHARLES F. HASELTINES ART GALLERY
No 1875 OHESNUT Street, Braun's famous Autotypes
Cof Paris) comprising Paintings, Drawings, Frescoes
Statuary of the galleries of Paris Vienna, Florence
Rome Milan, Base, SsxeWemar, etc, etc, amounting
to 6OOO diverse subjects. Also, 800 diverse views of
European scenery and antiquities.
Particular attention is called "Moses," by Michel
Angelo as never before exhibited; the series of
Paintings by Carlo Dolc Carlon Saly Guido Reni etc
the whole collection Of Rousseaus Landscapes and the
Rembrandt Collection Of the Gallery Of Casse II l0rD
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past three years several Thousand tons have
been shipped to this country, and yet am
assured by gentleman residing there, with
whom ] am in freqnent correspondence, that
no diminution is visible. My last advices
from Trinidad inform me that company,
formed in the United States, was at that time
engaged seeking for oil in the neighborhood
of the lake, and that oil had been discovered
n'several places. es.-AppIet0R's Journal.