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RoBEkT OwEN.--This celebrated man
left New York a few days ago for Europe,
whence it is probable he will no more re-
turn. lie is now very old, yet he retains
the strength and fire OF manhood, in a most
astonishing degree, and his mental lacul-
ties seem to have lost little of their pow
er. Witheut endorsing his peculiar views
we certainly consider Mr.. Owen a sincere
perseyering, and altogether remarkable
man. Although at an age when human
faculties begin to fade away, like the spen
power of bow that has shot its full quive
of arrows, he is even yet of the busies
! and most active men in the world.