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.The library IS handsome circular room, containing large number of beau- tiful books, conveniently arranged in open bookcases, and consisting ot all the most popular French, English, and American works, ancient and modern. Beneath these were other cases, the doors so lngen- iously conhived as perfectly to resemble ranges of books. In these were kept splen- did specimens of binding and printing exc cuted in the United States and large draw CTS full of testimonials of affection and re- gard, which the General had received at different periods of his life; all which he seemed to value very highly, and to exhibit with the utmest pleasure. In the fIfst draw

 CT he opened, among variety of pretty little boxes, vas apocEet Testament, bound