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 The majority of the renders will learn, with sincere regret, that the in- tention of Congress, in fulfilmcnt of the Resolution of l199, to remove to the Capitol the Remains of GEORGE WASH INGToN, has been defeated by the rcfu- sal of the proprietor of the Mount Yer non estate 10 suffer them to be removed from thence. Though we approyemucb more the spirit in which Mir. CuRTIs met the offer of Congress, we pass no eensure on the different course of Mir. WASHINGTON. We respect his scru- pies, while deprecating the consequent ces of them. Some day or other, we hope, Congress will purchase Mount Vernon, and there honor the memory of the great and good, whose ashes there repose, by a monument, which, though it may last for centuries, will not ouIlast his fame