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he London Packet, Capt. Mackay.
which arrived at Boston, last Tuesday, has
brought out tho Statue of WASHINGTON.
by Chantrcy, intended for the Washington
Monument Association of that city,


Slight Buitdiags.-The New York Even
ing Post states that the foundations of
block Of six houses going up in Beeker-st.
mere washed away in the storm of Tuesday
hight


A gentleman Of the city Of New York, has
lately received a letter from friend in F.ll-
ropc. mentioning that Captain Basil Han,
the celebrated traveller, had taken passage
Tor the United States. and might shortly be
expected in New York


We are glad, says the Salem n. J. Mes
senger, to find that prompt and efficient
measures haze been taken by the citlzehs
oi this place. for the purpose ofp'ocnrIn;
steam Boat to run to Philadelphia.


Prussia has followed the example Of Great
Britain and the United States. and s,Ehed
commercial treaty with the Nov Mexican
Republic. .--'fhus one by one the links when
formed the ponaerous chain of the holy ~
lance gave way under their own rust.


The Editor Of the Norfolk Herald ac
knowledges the receipt Of a present OF FAIRY
York green peas, OH Sunday week. hes'
peas were planted as late as the Sd o: rep
ruary. and attained their full growth IN nine
weeks


We stop the press. says the coiumolan
Star, to announce the painful inteii'gshce,
that Mrs. ludson, one Of our Missionaries ~
Burmab, is no more Oar feelings. ~ et's
nouen,, are ineIprcssibif; but we are con-
fot,.a,l H., .i>, ,.nN nr.;on The ,0rl reINs,-s