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The July number of Tlft Catholic World contains an interesting essay on Shake, peare, written by the late Cardinal Wise, gate in -respuuie id invitation "to "deliver a Royal Institution of Grwrt wae bis last intellectual 'fa 1 'We 1 c. 861 deceptive arehiteotnre. additional ornaments hang around nobegprks. thj impression which. my mind creates A er sense of which rfiTOrt wetc erj.

grand- 'sbooht bb nal dehv- ft equally, and gorgepusness succor, whiohwiH not find in one or the other of his works that which ffmFi half Chinese Ihe defeat of th krl paini. oj one vw aw disadvantage on pro! to i fShi iMstr Iqr.AiB-,* WWV vi tntectWtf'aiT as Hamlei showed to 9 tsof others roundel, and oafcidaeter-changing JBT gloomy wadjmtbrflatiifiihgV with gold and, tinted wittr dlUhg, ever moving, ktne other, or 15 lavored tfie a sort of description scene of thfl then, af- ooeof-the company in public of the play. nervousi and Warriors? at "banners' yiduals, time, anc 588 and drive a jxuty. taWrbftVfog their and ninety-one remain, fd and fifty nine have been sold; yet, owing to 4fae rapid rise of ifi, thejCity the Joe ol maining is many liases qreiaiu than waj Oiiee the this mase of things or score, WM dofdw VBWVW a rival may not one day 9 bMfempj ft: HH out like in a ocean Venice. 1 i haman door; i rffeto -hot terary CU pUBBi ill cardi- ed wjlbj the baft! ilC sts wit HiWnii wHl be bo agajpst endftf.

i -j. Cfwt £is biography, tbe Oil continues "What mattftfs it paid so-' many marks or shillings to homestead in Stratford-upon-Avon The simple autograph of his name is now worth oe baa expended. single Ifne of one of bis dramas, written in bis own band, would be worth to hie-ad- all which are known to bavti passed between him and others. What has become of the goodly folios which must have once existed written in his 1 owo hand Wbeiearv the ajnno- ta4ed or even scratched by big from which he drew his subjects and sometimes tbe substance of hie dramas What vandalism destroyed the first or dispels- ed the second of these valuable How is it that we know nothing of his method, o( cddtbositlDn Wfts it in ed or the (turmoil of tbe street or tbe domestic soonas, iGRkMoeM produced jn a time and. -tag tfvH' moments, even perhaps in the waiptig' BT bis-lanielsvifHt di A Sbakapeare; 9 tend not atod not AT COMPOSITION.

silent, jtbxmghtfcjLwbile his was -fteelliiwgaba' -fieaving in the fermentation of his glorious conception, so tbat men sbtrald have said, Sbakspeare is at work with some new mighty imaginings or wore he ah that light and spirit, whcb often belongs to tbe spontaneous facility of genius; so tbat bis comrades may have wondered when, and where, and how his grave characters, hia solemn scenes, hie fearful catastrophes, and his sublime maxims of original wisdom, conceived, planned, matured, and finally written down, to rule forever tbe worth of letter Almost the only'fact connected with life wtiicb has been with jealousy, certainly with ill temper, by his friend pen. be wrote everhaste, and hardly erased aline, tbptigb itwwiid have better'had he done so wifchtmany. .4 CLAIM, vwhfia everybody is silent, it may be very naturally-basked'? Have I a single claim to pat forward i iprf; on your attention and nfc egJ Bt Jrhen isidiied eltfier my olaim. then, to be heard and listened to the kings aotwi hivV noble poetrr as ottered by oeeos of mfedy; I oonoerted eraoeful' the con- IBt; -j -jj y. among corsairs and buuo.teg among uerSinly speaks of him with a i wbicb to him Vy f.H*o hare existed if tie rornantic i Cranna the spirit agency of Shakspeare had given it THK OXNtUS.

is ifae man and where where does he nqt oniy aod seenes are placed in any age, but tbat he can nil hie stage with tbe men of theiine l( themimdte awwiiilV ield of Iranian sensibilities moralising tenderness even to broto. io of other more delicate creations of the 1 poet's Ophelia, Desdetddnl Thane's produoe- inextrie- sjion. And world Titautii -bi088otD, and Cobweb, aha a gossamer cldtid around'ttw o) 7 it gradaaRy before 'our iA the iast of weanneae, or indi- i same 4- eye8 i and tleness of their npwmenta meraV few woold faspect them of not belonging to the fair sex of China. by a Ten Mtotetfo nottrnaoee, some'CT being of Amoi. I le 0 0 Bili' ol feats with, Formed into groapl an4 of the trspece Were nf actors me lon pic tail oTer a wooden bar foVir him- held hori fferfMMkiiterlBi Chlai Dramatic performances are all the in tbe draw- crowding to boarB.tu^ujs or Was he one, acous- pitJia of St.

Mark, or der the Or a knigh) 8 9i; archpr, 7 'the Bends'of France or England dmiog th'e the of Tudora, and and'wrote down tee great deeds of those thnea, and knew intimately aud personally snob puiaaaAt tiord who distinguished himaejf by i)i? valor, by his wisdom, or even by his crimes? Did be live in the courts of princes, perchance holding some office which enabled him to to tbe grave utterances of and their or to the witty sayings of jesters 1. Did be, consort with "banrshed princes, or partake sports or their Bufferings 7 In fine, dad be great oiries, or in 'shepherds'' cot-. i in fields and weeds: ind does he John and the eighth OQnitstiDg I in himself' the playhouses numerous Europe and roam and' wander aob at ia itia- eranfc troupes, from town to towt n'n'ii Crom-vHlage to as aid they among tbe tbe time of Tbespin, and they, hold fofA anQ declaim in bootha erected and adjusted, comparatively neatly adoreed, and are temporary, being subject to caprice by tfisadjuBtnrent and removal at the shortest Dotiee. Tbe inhabitants of Cbo- tea recently seat to Canton for a cal troupe, at an enormous 'expense, and a inofudinKtbe local gen- wiin'esled their Orat Anexteniive on- atrwotvd of bamboo and was erected eeveraj 4ajf to. ar selfop haad orrer band arid remained dur- thus ia tbat the, whoie- eetate.

lots, it may now OTJa valuable teal estatta Jo'the Pint, lirtf, Fifth', Eighth and Ninth wards' OiD TRINITY DUEINQ THB aSTOLgUQW. and corporation of old Trinity daring tbe gle for Ameritfan independence was not calculated to strengthen the cause of the colonies. Their influence was often cast on George army, throughout the provinces. The rector the who afterwards was rewarded with bishopric, for his thorough lovahv. declared, in, a letter tha -ithout exoeptine one, New Jersyr New York, Connecticut and so far as becould ether Tml ob Jeats in these try- 1 JJJA ing nmet, -anv naa, TO tor atmost of their disaffection which Badfavolred tnia continent in the greatest calamities; and although their Tnnity ebureh.

OIOKQX WASH1MQTOJC fft this narrates the following of Trinity cbareb Kingten's arriraJ, (ia bimself a member aad ''Another (abl and ch or "oTtae expw 1 Thefhtertor of the eoifioe was, filled with i-iHhtUg leryglSaWiy 1 the baseiof the one abb ve and a of JlhiamUe wo: kjn 1Vl joaOtt be been now iw, mo. exactoeas and banquets, toumamenu, and builef. Ivf lefc 'of (fnfli flrowiily flounderteif iin or floating amidst shipwrecked Shaita- peare one may dream no leas, than pore; we may drop the book oar hand aod the contents renxain equauT -tbefonp tbrsbade In Bum- fig- i ed few or the interesting audieooe? ocdd-' pied a UM Tbo theater -fetitiy fighied tJhioese lanteftw, AftWe ap' fliost ingeiiiousry of colored paper. The stage a nrighir. er light of little lamps, which wert repIeniBhed everjt niin- ntes- by" the grave lamplightftr of the establishment' 'Who with utmost nou- marcljed along and across the stage, and.

in aqQ out among tbe witn 1 the 1 gWatest indif. ference throwing the burnt, oiry pieces of wick upon spectators who eat in ttte pit, as he proceeded oo his duty. "Close to the stage there were placed a number, of, oaairp a table, arounr 1 which the musicians were seated. These performed tbeir varied functions most con- Bcientrously-i-one player wbo seemed to emphasize the tftore striking passages a Wgber and nypet-strik- Srtralr prtsent for the top of a lot of height he gave a nr1 iW af ore man standing on a "'-the' shbck resulting in fibrowiagboth tiwir tie ground: and tbe ofchrf on Ope: think tbat break their orms 9 legs bat not of the strong muscles'of their naked backs sWmed to feel tbe fall in the least. They to be of iron.

Bat what seamed to Ohina- men present, who had buhertoietnaithsd'' imoaaeible, a seriesxif miiittry evolu-- tions executed by aotoijS grotesqaely dreefed and masked, oa foot and some on pasteboard horses, and parted by cormbata aad tilting cpatches waged various tised in tbe Celestial saoh lances, tridenta, it waa a der how managed not tO; injure othor, so rapidly were there executed, and especially as the din of the musical instruments, the clash of thj bals and googs, flopposed to mark tirit 1 the reports of the fire-crackers which were being aontinually off, and the scent of tbe powder, had kindled an en thugiasin. among the audjence which, peared to spread to the actors." the began, one of his generals called at tbe rector's PJ tim ill wn and nndrnglrnn, left word that ne came to General Washington wobia be at tharoh, and be glad if tbe violent prayers for tbe king to Me. Inglis, bat THB TITLB TOTBB FROrBBTf COffTlSTTD. Since, haw tfie corporatioQ of rtjtle. tba portion oTthe whicb tbe claimants dedar ed Aaron Burr, we believe, was one of tke counsel for the claimants, but for some reason other, 'fe The of Trinity Churl) The N.

T. World Jwly U. Trinity ohnrch.the.bome of the WfrvlM In proodly' With the exqsptioft bet- oferjjotaUoo, lb.ut few aware ol -real estate from which sfee annual rental. In this torrid, it wouM tire the strongest man to walk over I lines which Bound ber property. She tbe very heurt dfthe bfly, iwith commerce, speculation, and hourly pro6ts.

There is diocete so wealthy as her puriahj no European biahop so rich for, 90 first of Jday in every year, her treasury is replenished by hundreds of thousands of greenbacks. And yet her title to tbia Vast estate ia, admittedly, derived from an English grant which has been the subject of occasional legislation since the American revolution. No portion of her property has been conferred on ber by state or Federal authority and ber main right to 1 it is solely embodied In.the royal grants which conveyed "King's farm aod garden" to her control. ORIGIN Or GRANT. In year 1697, when Bepjamio ffleteKer was 'governor of New York, William the Third incorporated tbe in habitants joC iottj 'parish tf jjacorfiormtioc.

He 'to £5,060, ooionial 'The iHWbf'-Ue edrfice, at the' head of Wall street, was obtained Itf thit 0 of the 'whose son is now rector ofJEriniry church; Colonel Troup, and other gentlen.en, occasionally tiW interests of the Borpotation. HOW PBOPBRTF ,13 LEiaBD. Thd biii a Targe mumber of tenants, and its rents are ly by order oj'the eomptrolley Wm. -E fa tier office, 7 257 ftiiton all business connected with estaiaie-transaeted. The sexton pf St.

Paul's we officiates ait eoltbetor ol the rents. Ont'he'Ust of May, toe leases which Mr. oMatned of the corpora- corp estate In the moot profitable part of the IfOTSiJi dcnlars. 'SspropertyTiaa risen one hoBured 1 sitfce leases wen 1 matter of donrbt whether AeiRa.y«{;(h<eii;jiiU be granted at the pres- subject will doubtless caase an ttnmialed Uie cotpora- tion. MM RP liftt4haiadroopjng spirits pf- ins of scene to pursue their own way, an min ister tbeir own varied pleasure or relief; and by degrees we bave become fa- with tbe inexhaastible resources of genini, thew ii loueely a want in they- learned the meaning ot the play fhjtt tfee pantomftoe of the ac- ton.

Their pieces written in obsolete Chinese, wbieh few can under- Chinese di- ie a great 'thai the actors- rarely the of the iocaHty vrpere toeir erratic may lead, ttwnv In addition 'to they flaxin a eard 1 in' woiee, -which odntiot ear in'ra "ra mote parts of the theater, and which is so often drowned by the terrible and infernal din, made by explosion of incidental fire crackers. "The piece commenced with a eonfliot between several man and one of those fan- he of. ioaabii in communion cbuoh of tmr arton was rector and inhabitants of oar said New York in onminwioti ef ant church of Coglaad, wtebfkh. ed by fcf The legislature of Kew York ia 1184 confirmed all the original powers of the corporatipn, without altering, the corporate name, which, in 1788, altered so as to substitute eetaot CftarohHa for the of England; and no itinhef aotiou took effect until the ye.ir 1814. MILES Or RKAt S8TATR.

The estato of Trinity chun-h originally consisted of two thousand and sixty -eight lots, of which, since the year 1748, three CITT LQT3 AT CS.VTS tACH. Aster leave, it ahould stated, includes three and lots wfaicb were let it) tbe year 1766, "aq aevea- ty-five CeMta per lot for a term of ninety more The lots are of coarse, all occupied by buildings which yield generally high roots. Some idea of tbe amount drawn from rents of these butJdicgs may. realised when known tbat Mr. income last year, aa returned hi the internal revenue office of the sixth district, was over $1,300,000.

EICITBHMt AMONG THt CLKSfiY ABOOT RiAL BSTATB. It ia, perhaps, needless to state that Mr. A tor complied with, all tbe conditions upon which be bolds this fast property. That ne should be desjrous of retaining it, eaaoat escape wond'er. The heart of an ordintwy proprietor of real estate, involv ing rental a thousand times in that embodied AetorieMBS, wonld iDcontinentJy foupd hjmself bereft; the lat of Mav, l866 ft of the -ffve 1 ohe 'hundred gnUW bfbad a low at- of of Trinftr Trinity do wih it of of the or clmrabea gentlemen tra MU AVTOa.

One of a wbose wh'-te and uncomh honesty nod candor htm with moro thaa ordinary determined to.