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THE SMITHSONIAN lSsTIrurE.-The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore American writes that the Smithsonian Insti- ute, after being hampered by the conflicting opinions of its officers as to the important topics growing out of the establishment ol such an institution, have just emerged into daylight, and agreed that the plan of archi- lecture shali be of the Lombard Norman style. The plan will give general sa,isfac- ton, no doubt. The regents were limited to S2a0, 1000 for buildings and the plan selected will probably cost S200,000 The more gorgeous plans could not have been selected, even # it had been desirable, on account of the limits pot upon the expen- ditnre sf money There will be three floors in the plan selected--the one basemen,-- the second for the library and lecture rooms, and the third for the museum, in which will be deposited the effects of.ihs liboral donor aud all curiosities which may become par, of the cabinet The expenditures for the library will be one half the income after the ordinary expenditures are male, and the other half will be expended in promoting the great objects of philosophical improve ment. The plan of building by the dissin- gnished architects twill be published. and will make very valuable volume on arehi- lecture. s&