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The New York correspondent of the Ma tional Intelligencer says:

 i've had Q novel turnout of a fouT-in- hand yesterday in Broadway-a vehicle drawn by four elephants. There was some grandeur in the spectacle and some drolle- ry. These enormous specimens of the ani. mal most like us in intellect, and least like us in frame, are part of llenagerie; and they drew, in the wagon to which they were attached, the band of music belonging to the concern. They were, all four, en chen1iSs- covered with white cotton cloths to the knees; but, Elssler-like, making great display of their legs and ivory. The ropes were fast ened to their tusks, and they were urged by simple pounding on the rear, which was ve- ry like flogging the side of hill, for they were up to the second stories of the houses i; To walk round one fthese animals in tight fit ofa booth is very different thing from seeing hip paraded under the suitable cell. ing of the sky. l had no idea they could go over the ground so swimmingly. They glided along with the ease of scows going down with the tide, and, with their trunks playing about close to the pavement, seem- ed to be walking Broadway like some other loaters-looking for something green! The caravan is very large, and there is said to be great variety of sights in it. shall send you what is notable after visiting it,"