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Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns ?-Co,cper.


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A Low Cow.-There is now al Lancaster,
Pa, cow which, though Of the usual length,
is only two feet six inches high.
Rev. Mr.. Leahey, who processes to be
monk of La Trappe and has recently been
lecurng in favor of Professionalism, seems TO
meet with poor success. A writer in the Lam
caster, Pa, Inteligencer, signing himself "A
Protestant" says ''NIr Leahey is undeserv-
ing OF public confidence whether Catholic or
Protestant"


We know Mr.. L., and really always believed
him sincere. though in some points extrava-
giant, and we greatly regret that he should
have pursued such a course as TO meet with
such general censure from the public.


ASST Ed.
Another fire occurred at Frederick, Md, on
Sunday night last, consuming $4,000 worth Of
property. No insurance.


BosroN MUsEUM-A new and beautiful edi-
fee is TO be erected in Boston for the Museum.
FIRE AGAIN.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church in Georgetown took FIRE inside on
Tuesday, but the flames were extiaguished
without damage.
MAYoR.-Gen. Lambert has been elected
Mayor of Richmond, Va.





Rev. Robert Emory, President of Dickinson
College, is the Delegate Of the Baltimore An
nual Conference TO the London Convention.
SUDDEN DEATH-The proprietor Of the Con
gress Hall at Saratoga, N. Y, died suddenly
on the 9th inst,