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 the work will contain notices of their scenery and gro auctions and of the and habits of the eoriC with statements illustrating their former condition an present improvements, Nc. Ac. It will also be ac- companied by Photographic Sketches of some Oi the most interesting scenes in that group of islands. ~. !. Spec.

 EgpLon Mt,amy.-Two nAanuscrpts on papyrus were lately unfolded from the head and breast Ol Mummy opened at Paris. Such was their state of preservation that scientific person present, immed aIey pronounced the body have been that of Tete Muchis, the daughter of the keeper of the Temple of Isis, at Thebes.

 At late session of the U S Circuit Court at Rich mond Vir Chief Justice Marshall presiding John B. Amedie was tried for the crime of destroying vessel at sea, of which he was commander for the purnose of dCfrautng the underwriters. He found guilty and sentenced to be hung the 18th of th;s month.

 The finances of the Brazilian government were in a deplorable condition, the revenue from the customs having greatly diminished, and the bank paper (of which may be said there upwards of IS millions in circuationj having Appreciated 5 per cent since the commencement of the war. A few days before the Florida sailed, the exigencies of the trea- sury, large lot of the crown jewels offered at public sale at the bank and withdrawn mo purchasers coming forward

 The last benefactions of the late Mr. Philips whose death was announced in last paper topublic char ities were-to Philips Academy $15, ,000-Theolog- cal Institution $10,000-Socety for propogating the Gospel $5,0O0-Mass. Bible Society $5, ,0OO-Fo Foreign Mission Society $5,OOO-Medica Dspensary 5000 Mass Gen Hospital for the relief of sick poor of Bos ton $5,000--Am. Ed Society $5,00O-Female Asy- lum &, ,0O0-Asylum for Indigcnt Boys S2,0o0-MasS. Cong. Charitable Socciety $5,O0o-Total, $62,C00

 O'oination-On Wednesday the 9th inst at Christ Church in Hartford, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brow nell the Rev. John G. Stone ofthis town, was admit ted to the Holy Order of Priests.

 MT. Norman Pinney, Tutor of Mathematics in Washington College, was the same day admitted to the Holy Ordinance of Deacons. MT. Pinncy was presented by the Rev. Hector Humphreys.-Sermon by the Rev. Rodney Rossiter.

 Ordination-In Boston, on the 27th ult. the Rev. HERvEY HAYES received ordination as an Evangelist Introductory prayer by the Rev. B. B. Wisner mon from Isa 50: 8, 9, by the Rev. L. Beecher, D. o.; consecratng prayer by the Rev. W. Fay; charge by the Rev. w. Jenks D. D.; fellowship by the Rev. F. Beecher concluding prayer by the Rev: s. Green. MT. Hayes is appointed Chaplain of the z. &. ship Jaua, which is destined for the Mediterranean. The introduction of an evangelical minister on board of war, into congregation of five hundred souls is an event of no ordinary importance; especially we learn the Secretary of the Navy will in future require that all Chaplans in the service be regularly ordained