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imes two thousand miles from one point of his See to another. The King of Prussia has sent several volumes to the Smithsonian Library, Washington, District of Columbia. In Chester county, Pennsylvania, it is stated that not less than thirty mills are now at work manufacturing sorghum syrup. The price charged is twenty-five to thirty cents per gallon. There is now in the military prison of Knoxville, Tennessee, a grandson of Henry Clay, who was one of the late General Morgan's staff. A voter in Massachusetts recovered eight thousand dollars from the Selectmen for refusing to put his name on the poll list. Joseph Lake, a "fat boy," twelve years old and weighing three hundred and eighty- five pounds, died at his home in Chichester, New Hampshire, on the 19th, of typhoid fever. He took cold while on an exhibition tour. In New York, Wednesday, flour advanced twenty-five cents, wheat five cents, corn three cents, and coffee and sugar quarter of a cent each.