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or Mr. John G. Rives writes to New York that
the Equestrian Statue Of Gen, Jackson is to be
ted on Lafayette square and is to be placed upon a
rough stone weighing 1000 tons. Hiram Powers
and Mills are engaged in making model of the
work. Its to be cast out Of the cannon captured
by the old Hero and others.