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copper plate; on one side are written these
words:-'A similar plate Is sent to each
tribe 1t was found in antique vase OF
white marble, while excavailng in the an
cient rily of Aqulla, in the kingdom OF
Naples, in the year 1920, and was dlscoy-
cred by the Commissaries of Arts attach
ed to the French armies. AT the expedl-
ton of Naples, it was found enclosed IN
box of ebony, in the sacrsty ot the Char
trem The vase in the chapel OF Caserta.
The French translation was made by the
members Of The Commission of Arts. The
original is in the Hebrew language. The
Chartrem requested earnestly that the plate
should not be taken away from them. The
request was granted, as reward tor thel
services to the army. Nj. DENoN,on oi the
savans, caused plate tobe made OF the
same model, on which he had engraved the
above sentence. At the sale of his collection
of antiquities, &c. it "as bought by Lord
FIowARD for 9 800 francs. Its intrinsic val
ue and interest are much greater. A lew
years AGO ihere was found at Caitsklll. III
New York, a "shekeI of Israel" Of the
time of our Saviour. On one side was the
representation of palm leaf; on the other


picture of the temple, with the woyds
underneath, "Hnly Jerusalem," III the


Hebrew tongue. Relics like these, proper
" authenticated, have about them an mex


ressible sacredness and moment. They
seem to blend two worlds, and to carry hu-
man curiosity from the finite to The inf
mite. PhIa. Gazette.