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A BUsT of NAPOLEON, taken after death, and which Is said to be correct like ness, has been presented to fhe city of N. Orleans by Dr. the Physi- clan and companion of Buonaparte during his exile in St. Helena The following is an extract from the Address of the Recor- der on receiving the present. Nash. Rep.

 "Ihe master mind which inspired and matnred so many mighty projects;--the in- tellect which presided over the framing of a system of legislation, destined 10 be COCK tensive and co-eval with civilization itsell; has left it's habitation, and the great Ma poleon, the impersonation of an era of sci ehce flo less than of conquest, ilas become as the cled of the valley.

 As republicans, sir, the inhabitants of this I city, and no doubt the whole of the Ameri- can nation, duly appreciate the genius and extraordinary mind with which Napoleon was gifted. As Louisianians, governed in a great degree by code, of which he fur nished the model, Napoleon the legislator Is richly entitled to our admiration and grat- itude: We likewise owe him something oli account of the acquisition which the Uni ted States made of Louisiana. tsa

 Permit me, Doctor, to reiterate our thanks for the present, and in the name of my fellow citizens. welcome you to New Orleans.'' -z a5s { sAf .r