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Old TlN5s.-Ole Of tie Oldest mansions in tni-
city now stardirs, Is No. 1 Bro-iWay. occupied
by F. Prime E.q. !, wa buit by Capt. kenne-
d. .on Of the Earl OF Ca>sillis on lot purchased
Of the WAITS family Iooe before the Revolutionary
Wax When ibi, ciiy was ;akea possession Of
by he British army. Sir William Howe m.de il;
hs head quarters. and it here that many deep
aid pans were arranged for the destruction Of ihe
American army and The capture Of Gen. Washing
tbs. Subsequently, during the war this mansi1n
va. occupied by Gen. ST. Henry Clinton and Gu:
CARLTON.


Al he evacuation Of the city, Capt Kennedy
resumed TIE possession. He lived in il some
srs when he delivered it up to Mrs. Lonng.
Ssne years afte7ward Abijah Hammond, E-q..
bought t. It was during series sf years occu-
pied by Mir. Bradi.h and was some twenty wears
since sold to Mr. Prime, who enlarged ard
dernized it. The house is sill in the possession
fthe Prime family n. y. Com A1g.


EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF kESruoK!.-
ten complete churches in this Diocese, siA cen
organized parishes, and twenty-one clcrsymrt.-
Ia the year 1885 there were bat two churches,
hree parishes. and f.e clers,men.


