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Tue Oarang O,aapg.-One of the great est curiosities in this country, arrived at this port yesterday, from the Easl Indess and IS now at Peale's Museum. We hap pened last evening to call there, and saw this extraordinary fac-simile. almost, Of a human being, to all appearance negro chid II red fiinnel Igh gown, comfort- abiy ta6iaelfs aighi's sleep. on AIr Peale's iap lae ess were thrown carelessly over alf. ?. knres, and the arini cIung aifec- iionltely ro3n.l his neck, while the head rested on his breast, precisely like child III It's mothers arms. The whole body IS covered wlth short hair. anl the flee resem- bles that of an old negro man, with the nose lndenled, the forehead wr;nkIed, the eyes of hazel, and the teeth. lips and chin, exact y similar ta what we every day see in the African race, while the hands and feet are totally bare of hair, and have a most fright iui resemblance 10 those of our own spe- cles, as have also the ears, which are quite large. When disturbed, it cried ca. a0h! oh oh !" ln as clear and perfect an articu- lafion as t ever was uttered by ''the human yoice divine.o The sight, indeed, Is fnI- initiating to the pride of our own race. No one, we should say, who would look upon this object, would go away in doubt oflts being link closely connected win that o the human species, and nearer to us thanto the common monkey. We would advse the .Hbolitaonasts to visit 1t, and then deny, If they can, that the negro Is cross of this strange belng. .-.N. Y. Star. May l9.