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vIsIr OF VETERAN PArRIoT.-Itls is announced
that George Washington Park Custs, an inmate in
the family of Gen. Washington, and the only male repre-
sentative of that family, is about to emerge from his
treat the Potomac, and to visit the North for the first


time in fty-six years. Writing TO friend in NewYork,
he says -: am about Monday next to start for New
York and thence perform pilgrimage that have in
tended to make for the whole Of along life to the Revo
utonary associations around Boston After interval
Of upwards Of half century what spectacle to me
will be New York When 1t, six years after the
peace Of 49, the Revolution left It, city that
had grown out of colonial independence. What is it
now, since the genial influences Of Liberty have pro
NOTED its growth The London of the New World
the second London Of the whole world"


MorAssEs FOR FATTENINe CATTLE.-Much to tho
annoyance of the English graziers. and feeders OF
cattle the Dutch and Holsteners are sending many fse
bccfs to Hull and London. An investigation into tns
cause of this trade has resulted in showing the o
of moasses to largely the attenng qualities of
ordinary grains and The farmers Of England have
tried the use Of Rico moasscs for making beef and
find it good purpose. They calling lust
ily Parliament to remove the duty this beeform-
ing substance 1t will be curious fact and one not al
together out Of character if the rich lovers Of good beef
shall abae the duty molasses means OF making
fat cattle when a means Of making plump healthy
children among the poor the Government will not Lift
finger in the matter.