The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-02 00:00:00

esirmsgme ewes" • ' - ___ __ _ _ -- - - - - - - -- _ - - ... - _ ----- -- wm . .. '.: , aegellirki\e,,, ,.. .. •Mbe ,l4-. o i lt • '4 7 I dEVIE EMS, . MONDAT, NVINOICI, Jun 9, 11162. *: • • 11 i •_.- 4 E MPEROR LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE' will commit the House to no *nisi and SOCIETY. , l i la PRINCE OF WALES'S TOUICT - LAT - 1 -- INTZLL IGEN --.-- EP OIL EXPRESS FROM PARIS'. RECEPTION OP THE BISHOP OP MALTA - AT MESSINA. TA Oannoneerwit Wed and Queenstreet, London. no duty on the Government. Lord PALNDIDITIOD — IF - • * ' (nos Ato I C .' .: —.._---- -e-. Cnnthilan-ININIZIIM CLAM". Esq vremaimiew. may deem it right to fix a messing on it before FRANCE AND ROME. Dirsorr-Csamstrn-J. F. BORTEN& rec. Islngton. BMw... A. MAT 20. A BUBBLE BANK. A correspoodent of the Mafia Obeereer writing nee Quarterly We and Fire Renewal Receipt's are no. ready the division is taken, but as it stands it is merely The Englis h and other residents in Smyrna and The Debate of to-day observes respecting Ole from Messina, under date May 21, says : tor darer, at the Head offios, and by the agents througbout the a device for evadingi announcement in yesterday's Moniker:-" Thus 01011 Otm own oosangrommere " The catholic Bishop of Malta arrived here on Sunday, Vaal Ithabera. the Plain P reetleal Isms a its vi • 'V have for some days been on the tiptoe of of occupation at Rome is reduced one- attended by a ruff of prima, bed hay were all warned at Pinkies issued ter large or small sinounts, and premiums pay- Mr. Syarraysureg Resolution. expectation for the royal visit, repeatedly pro- i our corps PARA SUrDAT EMU'S. to attempt to come co share, and th ey wisely listened to able ban ri rty , ce quarterly if preferred. If the spirit of milled and deferred. The government had made ! half ;of the two divisions of which it was composed The bursting of a bubble bank has been the good union i ig r t o the, a imele.i . _ I_, far ...Me Pols , A Dua l s 2.,217 Life Policies having been party opposition had not been excited there is no Sawed the past year. doubt se to the fate whichthe Resolution would Wive various preparations, and kept in readinces a state ' only one will remain under the command of General theme of a long discussion this week before the the wosld have to ' - •" *.r ''' """"" " m g" Seventy per cent of the profits given to the assured.to be weaned, as the Roseate a diaahallie stalks:4sld Nita. o 2,oo y, 71,:rtlyko.P°""ebeEtlaastaibith lemons, without left, and A idi n Railway, which ; Count de Montebello. We cannot, unhappily, say Correctional Tribunal. The principal delinquent, were prepared to receive his excellency and sta ff with Policies made MONO during the lifetime of the Assured enoountered. Butthe adventitious importance which carriage on the Smyrna without extra premium. the aspirations of Mr. Dreamier and the appre- had bean PrePared for his Imperial Majes t y the 1 that this decision responds to all the desires and one Serre by name, disappeared last autumn, and Quarterly payments fora sum payable at death, or, if 11 Yin& et Sultan, but which they hoped would conduct the e a even age : hensions of Lord PALM:BETON have given to it will Prince of Wales t o Ephem, sued show hi m mine . Lopes which the friends of the Italian cause had has never since been heard of ;but four of his not gm ZlOO L6OO oonoeived, but we may be at l en t permitted to c on - clerks, of whom three are young men under t h e m Pact (' o 3 c f r r i e o s gre r e n in weree : l ,l Ind mun Le Age 2it .... ft ad. .... es. ed. .... L 2 rs. ed. not change the duty of its promoters. thing of the interior of Asia Minor. The entrancethem of the Royal squadron on a Sunday morning, iu eider it as the first step towards more decisive thirty, were placed at the bar, and charged as e h ou tt ee . wi le Franc* Abise.iii - Papa Re, erse - ii 30 ... ft. Od. . ... _lla llcb ...._. 3 19a. 71. i'"'''''''-------- -- Claims paid to the Policyholder within fourteen days after etc Court. bright lonian weather, had a bril li ant e ff ect ; the measures, that is to say, towards the early and deg - accomplices in his frauds and embezzlements. M. Codini !' ad ;Lad your poor bishop in sTach a manner that shipping in the bay fluttered with liege, and nitive solution of the Roman question. On this Sarre appears to have been a perfect type of the f it: le er:in et the steamer got up steam and left the port, Pr Strge d an ea l L ldedleal Pea paid by the Odic*. Loans prated en real and personal tecarity. Fire insurnce at the lanai :BALMORAL, Mar 31). particularly the French fleet, and as there were the Bawer. several French men-of - war in the port , and Mesa- account we believe we are able to congratulate both Robert ?decal:* school He has tried a good many hoot tithe _ boats, the people continuing t o rates. Prospectuses and revert Forms forwarded on application The Queen drove out yesterday on genes steamers, the tricolour exerted a suprema, the French government and the Italian nation." trades in the coarse of his life, having been, r ein made Ge hi t t:: btilimb". The The French rettimunendsoloutaile the to MANN= CLARKE , Jun., Sec. ma , wompinied by p r i ma " Beetrios.t t f l abc c uit it, insisting ' ; ' l l 2:t . which was well kept up . Indeed, the success of th e amongst other things, honvine de leers, a d ver ti s i ng the Freas e ch flag h a d been insulted (such was not the cue, GEO. NOTE AND Call Lady Augusta Bruce was in atten d ance. reception, it was universally remarked, was geeatly GENERAL GARIBALDI AT como. pima EXTRACT of CALVES' FEET, MAT 31* owing to the French, and as the Prince and hisagent, broker, dealer in malt provisions, and an unless they consider shouting ' Viva la Francis' as en in sult). The former wanted our prefect to gnat the Fite Dwands and Canary Use. The Quail' drove and walked " third "' ihcvmPanied by followers sat for some hours on the deck of the General Garibaldi on Thursday last arrived at outside stockjobber. None o f th es e various callings euchre but he refused to do unless the consul de. Sold bt tid o la, ils., sad es. penults by ali ehinnts. grow% Be. ..... Varese, where he was received by the whole eucceeded witb him. But in the oourse of his mended it in writing, which, however, w he ham not dom. XANDFACTORY, te, UT= POETLAND.By., n es e e toa, sy. toe Priam Alice. Osborne, they had the opportunity uf appreciating French influence in the East They had lately left the Pup who refused for several hours to varied mercantile experience he acquired a lively Txhaetlishpo°6, on h. t w ho reter c a • w t i l l ni be the n t th . inke t 7 the SECOND- H A N D PIANOFORTES. A . Cabinet Council was . h eld t on Sturdai re tt ir h y e ground of the French army of occupation in S • leave him- From the halconyi of the Hotel faith in the credulity of mankind, and a thorough thei Holy IrLi s er. and If his fright did not prevent him MAKER, DULL end WOOD bew • loge smortneset official residence of the o the et secesseesad Pianoforte*. by the ascot esteemed asks% at i n Downing-street Th e ministers p rese nt were and they found the French in fall parade in Smyrna, de Ville the illustrious general spoke as fol- belief in the efficacy of plausible advertisements ised of • Viva Vit • nuele,' distinctly, he will alto be able to let them know that greatly reduced ptma-SOL Regentelrest. the commercial capital of the empire, which, though lows ; - "Good Vanessa, -In finding myself to convey money from full pockets into empty ones. heallem the . Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chanoellor, Earl • viva Melee Use NOSPOOMI are Dot very anxious to Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grez, the seat ofy egarrstithEnagnlthugtlitelahrnb- been amongst you I feel that I have come home Acting with confidence upon the last-mentioned abanm, the iron role o r f victor ~E ui l ai rwe l for o, th i e egi te t ter o o gft e gar Earl Ru~]l, the Duke of Newcastle, Sir G. C. tho d ug ol t __ ♦• Le • Su:tail. Wood, the Chancellor of the a French admiral keeps his head-quarters there. again' . You always receiv e . me in the same way ; .principles, he . started . a banking house in . 1858 • 94 ;:g: t i nenceek h onoese , am ll.' Thew deplorable as well in good fortune as in bad. People always without having a capital of a single son ; indeed, occurrences are mesemsent cos the dream given in Malta —....____ Exchequer the Duke of Somerse t , the Right Hon. The musings of the royal suite mast have resulted TO 001211NONDENTE. T. Milner ' Gibson, the Right Hon. Edward Card- in a quiet nonchalance, for they left s Sya and Po- calm and dignified- alike on the day when he was at the time obliged to let judgment go to Belem and if= cams el Italy, sad are much to be advertinemesta Intsnad toe .' The twee" London Evening well, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the Right Hon.regretted." litisAl and commercial consideration on one side or Urban [the Austrian general] was driven from the against him by default for the miserable sum of Th e bi s h o p I. th e e wer o f an a dd r me f ro m th e Maltese ( 1 , 13: i :m u : e h: g al the Waft, 10, lionverieetrest. by Two . rather to their natural guardians, the mercha n ts , city, C. P. Villiers. and on the day he bombarded it,-for self- 140 fr.-the price of a cask of wine which to the Pope, in favour al the templed power, and vehe. psweattr and troubled themselves neither with the 71111wa Y control is the privilege of the strong- bn could not pay for. His bank w as launched ma* hall°. to the saltyal Italy. - - - - LYMAN:ET. A deputation, on the subject of the powers portaged by nor the merchants, English nor Greek, but took a I . . e thank you from my heart for your affecting re- on a most imposing scale, in every sense of the rats imam THE WIFEB PORTBAIT.-0171 AMERICAN electric telegraph companies of placing posts and wires quiet ride in the country. COMM. Means Sabin. Beekskee ; Mts. Young, Dim Oliver. _, ....“ ocurrametermsee. twain. and Bator K am m_ won' public roads, had an interview with the Bight Hon. equally impassive to the objects They showed themselves of antiquarian in- oeption of me. As in other parts of Lombardy term. A handsome house, No. 3, Rue d'Amsterdam, GREAT NORTHERN AND WESTERN (01' IRELAND) RAILWAY.-(THI8 DAY.) And MY ITIIIIBAIHrB GENT. T. Milner Gibson, on Saturday, at the °Sloe of the Board of tereet discussed by so many sevens, and which they deplorable incidents have created indecision in the was the locality honoured with hiepatronage. The 1 estwesent Trade. A special general meeting of proprietors was held probably thought could be as well appreciated in mind of the Italians, lam compelled to say a few entrance hall displayed several doors, on which were the d ay e t the arses o f t h e r eoet i eot oy, D e h ett „ et. I. Tins TOO MUCH OF A GOOD TIMM-LOMB EL A deputation from metropolitan parishes had an interview their pages. are. In on u _ s _ parlianaent to gable the Great Northern am Western words on that head. In Italy there are no castes : massive brass plates bearing the inscriptions." Caere lucent Inv the oninderlation of a DUI sow pending in i Mesas Chains ow I. F. Cathcart, Shoes. Everett, pennon& with the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, on Saturday, at the The courtesy of the Turkish Governor-General the people , army , national guard, volunteers--all des titres, Caime, Salle d'Attente," Potter, and Meadows ; lira Charles Kean and Mimes I" - (of Ireland) Railway Company to make a railway to Ballina, 0 Chapman .- And THRICE MILIED. office of the Poor•law Board, Whitehall. and of the French commodore relieved the city from are brothers. Our enemies are at Rome and Venice, stairs room, handsomely furnished, the convert- and for other purposes e• th e Earl of LOUR in the chair . Deepatches ware received ou Saturday at the Colonial • the charge of inattention to their royal guest, and ET. J• 1011911. Tll/6 !MM. THE POOR NOBLEMAN. Mr. and Mn. A. office from the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, the loungers of the cafes are left to comment on and no one can pretend to the monopoly of fighting tional long green baize table, surrounded with she Mr•Mesrrese th e t (ti o ie ' i r:te: De jha w Tin: red ,woulatbegiliTe than arm chairs, impressed upon the mind of the spore The C an of , w iti ork too z i tzg t a w roto th lu e ti sc on hel prele . i f ri gurthe ap ; Wlmn.-FOITY WINCE. Mr. P. Vining and Wm Herbert.- St. Helena, and Canada. Despatches IMO seat to the the royal visit at their leisure. It is but just to the enemies of the common country." thpaie paid the paid A letter from Como says :-" The cry 'We tater the idea of a rich, powerful, and numerous Fermi el the co meam ot : parts z than that ‘ 1 And PRINCE AMAMI. NOW. latthesw Macre, Jamey : Governors of the North American Provinces , the Lord the populations to say that lira F. Matthews and the Mem Neleon.wornm at Te. BRITANNIA. Tins Evans; OUR LOT IN LIM Meedszace 8. Lane sad Cranford.-Bekrtalmnente by utha w ilatr i n s and J. O. Fads . .-And THE OLD KAID IN THEMLa Clapon.-Cosurasece si S. MOH WATER AT LONDON BLUM& diced Hie • Clare Tins DAY -Mernieg. 41 Um.- liliguses, sh, Om. General TO-1103.10W-Manftm hi Wm-- Afternoon, Su. 40s. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 2. • o do. with h ' Islan new Royal Hig h" the Third cs Yaramiligh • Islands, and the Co - I dr, British Col and to eafatteternntooalion railway t o them, ,n s o they lla supported i day the roy party Columbia, the Duke of Cambridge bia' Clarendon. Colonel Ridley uardi pees ' C id u ed, b, m an T d h wea unda sn Y nand Sir A. Woodf Sir John Aitchison , ; Gemmel oed, colonel of the regiment lart, drive , Lieutenant• Generals Lo ad by n s y e on the afternoon that the Prince "7 Smyrna the capital and rd Renck, Smyrna en Horton, Eden, Knollys, Cahill ; Major-Generals Seymour, C. G them Scot Faster ; Colonels ran ,t, Paget, , might IMO t went as usual . excursions, public walk. It i r n s t Ili i . their promo • u maybe observed will that in the city of V able to see donethitte railway system, introd i uced by English all enterprise, is an established fact, and a the promoter of general improvement. At the d he found the railway completed, and at the Ephesus sad he came upon it in progress. m Fraser Hos. He have learned that the Manchester Cotton ' W. Coke, Sir Charlee Phipps, K biased*, Gipps, Hos. A, Association, the agents of the Manchester mar- group 'Rome and replies the general, ' and we lo . yourselves Venice at the fi rst call from had wing as Ill w re an o to t tli E R : o mYees,anyes,d 'Venice s i s i n every one's board of directors cto e go i r w mmanueL to always received In the meantime I urge you round him.' These words with much enthusiasm." PRUSSIA. CHAMBERS AND THE GOVERNMENT. The discussion on the address, in the commis- Mo. Sresterzeres Resolution on National Er- Hood, Frauds Seymour,r.B., Brownlow, Mow ;Lienteoant. chants, were promoting the revival of cotton grow- sion of the Prussian Chamber, is unfavourable penditure has acquired a parliamentary importance Colooals Heygarth, Lord A. Verse Tempest, Mary ing in its ancient domain. Hepburn. Wheatley , Remaly Hon. S. Joielyn greater than some of its opponents had predicted ReA hnre k R e p • , sourer a re. A prospectus indicated the fol- the some of the affairs which M. Serre's bank had acted the IMO ,awn upon • Bathos, and Company, capital 500,000 fr. ; the Spanish out given Midla nd • the eeps on t hand. The establishment of a General Die- th e e xtewum ta Silver Mining Company, capital 7 millions ; a coin- ha . °wa tt piny for buying up all the Sardinian railways, capi- emi o , y e d of would °°°' tint it ly Com r Alt only belay pre necessary other id • Northers em ob . jec i : tha of t ..t. t tlti i i g n bi alrela ll u rg t : Grua Y attention to after th co e um h whole questa), that they and Wnworitnirmo7e7hene: line than by to their argument in system ; and it support of that to be fixed hereafter ; the Interossanic Company he hod we e the line l Gist t say that, this no t more . Be he divers towns and cities, together 17 millions ; sup- aim that at all to the government. The explanations of the periodical review; railway from Montpelier to Pals ministers are pronounced altogether unsatisfactory.point to the fact that the of New Granada, capital 200 millions ; loans to = Ompa, amid p . told th ,, h , di ...b o ld er . oo every acre reeks they must oppose the . bill, be ply of horses to the Sardinian government ; railway the, b e lieved it te be in imical Ind °berme " m t heir of owes, it would be nodentood that that from Savona to Turin ; Le Monde Commercial, • which must be Inimical and obstructive to their system most vs& ; piercing a canal acme the Isthmus of Panama ; ?m aid the gram c o o f gig the G ovg reat l t i ort s h a e lua rn an i tw e rl d cocia bm . Goods i Rajas Gage, Shnckburgh ; Captains D. Denser, Cecil Peel, To the surprise of the commission , two of the so Leel over 70 miles of the Great Northern and Weetern for it- The Pessiss has undertaken to move an Mercer Henderson, Fothringham, Vbootint Dalrymple, THE PRINCE OF WALES AT CONSTAN- . . offer of a loan to the Ottoman government ; all Company, and it would be Me at No therefore that the amendment to it, and Lord DERBY, it is said, has Lord G. Fitzgerald ; Colouel the Hon. J. Macdonald [(in TINOPLE. ministers contended on Wednesday that the elect the last-named o lions being estimated to re- f ht r a lt re t ocooodod fag t° hoed [rear t° th em ' called a special meeting of his 'supporters, at which attendance on his royal highness), Lord Toephiches, Hon. -- (oral circulars which were sent to all functionaries • ...1 quire a cam.- of 230 millions. In addition A Sesousouss Naked whether there would be any cam , it is to be considered. Ministerial journalists even F. Coke. Mr. Hastings Russell, Ma Can, Mi. Richardson, (From the Lee of Herold of May le.) under the government were quite i no ff ens i ve, to so man Tbe Cneraxes was not at preeent aware of one, but ad. think it seasonable to dwell on " the madness of Mr. W. Yates Peel, Mr. &Sock, Ito. On Tuesday evening the dinner-party at the and that they were only directed against banker proyposedgigigitoticlenda enterprises , s o t f he on p e rilm nl y - Peti etitt: g d ib t:at fe i ßilliaL t looked as though the Midland Company " any attempt to unsettle the country and plunge His Royal Highness the Prince de Carignan British palace was confined to the mem b er , of the royal the d emocra t s , who, the government saw • yet made no positive announcement of such an intention. "us in the heat of a general election." Lord arrived in feed= lint evening. Ris Mel higher= "A no - m i te and the Veree""e l . ni t he entheAkr. On Wednesday , with pleasure, were unrepresented in the new chain- Hard o f francs to the Emperor of Russia, to intended to propms a competing line, though . they bad al assiat liim in the emancipation of his serfs. This Mr. BOYD, on the part of the Midland Company, ex. DERBY'S declaration on Friday night in favour of 'wi r e d at Dover by his Excellency th e 'M ien Milliliter, who his royal highness mailed Admiral MustaPha Paths on bee After explanations had been given relative to their dissent from the motion, observing that the conducted hi m to th e Cl ereg d o e Hotel , Alh e n t ariactreek board the steam-frigate Tait, which had escorted the economy, so disappointing to those who had rashly Hessian commission decided to the H affair, the flaming prospectus was but the cover for other been unanimously rejected by the shareholders of where apartments had been engaged for hie ro yal highness's Osborne from the Dardanelles. On leaving the ve s sel presumed on • difference of sentiment between the reception . His royal highness Is p an te d hy C oun t the crew manned yards, and fired a royal salute. Sub- that subject by in silence. N. Sybel has siTie operations of a more humble and practical km' u,' l emsheadd cbco sea efter een fea r dis at c a u s . pr o ctil . meeting convened for the purpose, two leaders of the Opposition, has doubtless con- d e s e m g e, Cheva li er c ra pe Chevalier d e (Brass , sequently the Prince visited the Capitsn Pacha at the An withdrawn the address proposed by the Central which at once brought money to the till. Sane dLsd tribnted to increase the disquiet thus betrayed. Chevalier Delmajno, Count de Penr os e, Chevalier °Guapore. 6000 4 over which he was conducted by his highoesa, lAN and that of the Progressed party has A m i d c R e g g i on , an d J ourna l d es vales et Care- •en agreement w hich , If it ha been made pub. inserted advertisemente in the Gazette de Prams, and M eurred r. Fintreo th it e d d e uecton oied that a tull the dieetneio . • had coni tale p. e n n y plac wit t In these circumstances it is natural that Mr. Dotterel Castelli, and a numerous retinue• and inspected the workshops and the new frigates and been almost unanimously adopted. In this stating that he was ready to make advances lie, would, he was convinced, have led the shareholders at battle `hip in comma of construction. In the STANSFILD should be addressed in the language His Excellency the Marquis d ' ho the Italian line- O f- .. . .. . document the loyalty of the people is e tte w r i . c e i t i iin D • bri• to • very different conclusion to that evening small but dote ished oom includi their Nu patty, ng they arrived. , on the deposit of railway securities. He preferred which every man known to act from conviction is Minieter in Englsod, who arrived • few weeks since from , Vizier and Capitan Pasha, the warmly assor t e d , but the conduct of the those journals, knowing that the legitimists, by The resolution was then pat and declared to be ferried. sure to hear sooner or later. As a sincere Le m _ Turin, has removed the legation to No. 49, Grosvenor- High • acmes the Grand Masque' de Moodier, Baron Prokesh Geese Lord Hobert, present ministers is strongly condemned. " The a scrutiny. a • • The Marquis of &too moved that a copy of the agree. !al, he is appealed to in the name of one of the lamawhom they are read, are the richest class of people Kr• Boni f1e. 101,401 * Sir Adolphus Slade, F. 0.8., and a few other high officials, Prussian people," it says, " impatiently waits for t esteem the two companies be circulated amongst the The Marchioness of Exeter, who haa for some few interests such a man can have in common with were honoured with invitations to meet his royal highness the laws which are necessary to com p lete the in France. Shares were at once tendered as se curity at the rich-looking house in the Rue de m eh e s7reholdere. weeks past been in delicate health, has removed to the sea. Lord Pets mower. Mr. DISRAELI'S unwitting and at dm'• Dir. constitution and to develop the strength of the cleat at the recommendation of her medical advisers. Amsterdam. If payable to bearer-for none others terday morn i ng , hie royal highness visited the too flattering concession to the Gover nment-his The Earl and Countess do Grey entertained the Yea • people ;to remove hierarchical fend pietistic in- 7 7h h i e s m Ear euee l of wegisOrrOzadsec,oLddedthttenienl:4Siingoo.wes adjourned Bazaars in strict tncognito, accompanied only by the were eligible-they were at once accepted, on con- till teemorrow at 11 o'clock, for she aesowiesesent of tlie groundless assertion that its enormous military ex- Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl Cowper, the Fail and • nce of Leiniogen, Mr. 11 first attache,' . 0d.. .. m . fluences from the state and the school-room, and to result of the amtiny. penditure is rendered necessary by its liberal Comte= of Cork, the Countess Cowper sod Lady Florence e id e .d. o . p . In the afternoon, he proceeded , i n divert, constitutionally, the resistance which one dition of their being left twenty-four hours for examination, and the holders were told to call the WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) foreign policy-is turned against Mr. STANSMILD Cowper, Viscount St. Asaph, Lord and Lady Whanscliffet nearly similar privacy, through Galata across to the Old of the legislative powers has hitherto opposed to next day for their money. Serra at once sold in by the abettors of Ministerial extravagance, Lord Daniell* M.P., lady M. Lusaka, viscount and Seraglio, over which and its adjoining kiosks he was this demand." the market all shares so deposited with him, advanced momur, Jana; It LH. and ho is invited to ponder well the disastrous Viscountess Sydney, Hoe. Harris Temple, Mr. C. Vyner, conducted by Mustapha Paths, the melintindar attached As another check to the ministry, the Chamber and • select circle, at dime, on Saturday at their residence his royal highness by the Sultan. Thence the royal per cent. on their value , with aL IL D. P. 6LR. S. consequences to Italy of Lord Minify 's return to t° has appointed as members of the committee on the to the owners 80and1 the surplus paid for more advertisemente to in Carlton-prd ens. party proceeded to the Treasury, t h e old Armoury, and ____ ...., office. This is indeed finding the soul of evil in Lord and Lady Vaux of Harrowden and the Hon. the mosques of St. Sophia, Sultan Achmet, scam public debt MM. Grabow, Kuhn., and Hagen, , things good. The hon. member has proposed a the old the latter of whom was the author of the famous get more dupes. In a very short time he had a large rolling stock of slums, and was never at a t r i A ritiiij::: rise ,et go 8, 110 ge 47 W. 9 a - II • - Resolution called for by English interests, and the Him Meeses have arrived et Rawlings' Hotel, Jame's - Bayazid, and the Suriewanie, returning to Pent by street, from Italy. loss to replace any which a depositor might sad- tar bridge. This moiling his royal highness breakfasted with motion relative to the specialisation of budgets alleged danger to liberty abroad ought to be a great The Marchioness of Downahire had a dance on the Capita Pacha at the Sweet Waters, and on Monday he which was made the pretext for dissolving the lates • - - deal more obvious than it is before a member of Friday night, at the family residence in Belgnive.equare, will be similarly entertained by his Majesty the Sultan at Chamber . rommess ..- Pees .as 58 S.W. 5 b denly call for. Things went on swimmingly with eassosuie mese 66 66 &W. him for three years, during which time he kept Gwen - lO.Ol 00 17 S . W. 9 e - the English Parliament is called to acquiesce in a when their Royal Memnon the Duchem of Cambridge, Dolma•Backtohi. horses and carriages, and lived in a handsome "IMO • ••• WM ' 6O 47 WILK :1 : (alum's TILIORANOL) BOA11•0100=. 20.06 51 40 1 rate of national expenditure not necessary to the the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg•Strelitz, and the Prins independence, the safety, or the legitimate influ- ems Mary, and a 'militant circle of the members of the THE CONSERVATIVES AND MR. STANSPELYS FRANCE. svossoce. . MAO 169 lb house, where, however, he was never visible except anissoirep so.oo isr at w al. w. s s : = aristocracy, were peeeenL PARLS, Jess 2. to a select few. On October 23, 1861, things eosseerowir 110.04 IKO 110 LW. ' 5 • - ence of the country. MOTION. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston enter- While considerations of this order are addressed tallied at dinner on Saturday the Duke of Wellington, the A meeting of Lord Derby's supporters takes The Moniker of this morning announces that having gone wrong, N. Sarre absconded, les • r r aaw ras oonocrie •:: 10 ,: nn eo 1 in e , o n W it : N N :w W : I ; e 6._ts Count Biamsek Schoenhausen, the Prussian ambits- two hundred and ten victims of his frauds, . a large town 90.08 ICT IS LW. Te - to Mn STANSFILLD, it is sought by suggestions of • and if. .. c hi me , of ', m a m a Marquisson7. the Earl cf place to-day, at his Grace the Duke of Marlborough's. 1)0111 - another kind to dissuade Liberal members of Par - greekeech, gum Chest the Earl 01 Allurollelt the Countess The Herold approves of Mr. Stansfeld's motion, but seder to the court of the Tuileriea, remitted big proportion of whom are utterly ruined . His ascer tained debts are 1,120,000 fr. his assets 162,000 fr., romenorme 30.10 167 111 N.W. so - PORTLUID 30.00 168 le LY. 8 in - liaMenB from voting for his Resolution. We are Cowley sad lady Feodora Welledey, Lord Stanley of e dge :-" Yet we confess we should be glad if the conserve- credentials to the Emperor yesterday. elawooma - of which 130,000 fr. is rep o rted doubtful. The muscle - told that all parties desire reduction es much en Alderley, Lord West, Mr. Paniszi, Mr. Merino*, Mr. Rum- live party, which has demanded this judicious retrenchment, possible, and that every Government is led by its hold, Ac. In the evening her ladyship had an assemblage, should present to the house the resolution affirming the neces- ITALY. PSORAMM. interests to make taxation as light as possible. which was numerously and brilliantly attended. sity of its adoption. Its terms should, in our opinion, differ TURIN, Jou 2. clerks are accused of having had a guilty know deficit, therefore, is at least 968,000 f r. The four jail " • ' - TIIIIDAY. WZDIZIDAY. The defect of this argument is that the statement The Marchioness (Frances Anne) of London- very slightly from those employed by Mr. Stansfield. It Pub li c festivities in commemoration of the esta - ledge of at least some of the fraudulent transao- N. 2. IIIZTAIOI . .-VOrtable. Dent, Westerly, moderate, nut d a little more emphatically the determination • bment of the constitution took lace here ester- • erry had ea afternoon dancing party on Saturday . at 1101 - might declare hhe P Y tions of Sone. The public prosecutor , while ismase.-ts.w.toN.W., mode- Similar to above, or wields. is not true. Retrenchment has enemies everywhere. d erne's/ Howe, Park-line, from 3to 7 o'clock. Their of the house to do nothing to peril the security or influence day, notwithstanding the rain. Much enthusiasm pressing for a conviction, invoked the indulgence e ss r a le n e ee _e n eme e li g ht t o ?cur. t o &W., hens to light. In speeches in Parliament and in the journals R oy al L e b ow "- the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale honoured of England. That, however, is of lesser moment. Such a was manifested by the people. of the court on the ground that their previous = tomne. written for our governing classes frugality and this marchioness by their company. resolution proceeding from the conservatives would be character was good, and that they had acted under mo g e .,g o , a im thrift have for the last few years been steadily de- The Countess of Derby had an assembly on viewed with more satisfaction by the country and PRINCE NAPOLEON AT NAPLES. .-N.N.W. to easterly, W. te W. sad 1, variable, Ore the influence of the principal swindler, who has flounced as petty, paltry notions, commendable Saturday night at the family mansion in St. James's•square. have a more fruitful working. It would characterise NAPLES, Jose L variable, light, Ina ............a. :- . .1,...,L.,....... hot unworthy of A State TIN noble earl and countess, previously to the amembly, unmistakeably the nature of the retrenchment re- Prince Napoleon did not leave Naples this even- escaped from justice. Judgment is postponed till S. SPOLAND.-N.I. to B.L or L ar ,..13 : 8.11. sad to LW. memos of an . __ _ ...L_A 17- .3.......... ..........h +l.. Striula June 4 . Puni.tc ScHoorsConrosstort.-The Public School . .. . .. 1.. ~_e _ _ ...:-:,....4 tr:.-..L....k,..f1011erre on Thum His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge with the Third Guards' Club, on Thursday last, at the —Tendon. Colonel Ridley presided. and was supported by General Sir A. Woodford, colonel of the regiment ; General Sir John Aitchison, Lieutenant-Generals Lord Rokeby, Morton, Eden, Knollys, Colvill ; Major-Generals Seymour, Fontes ; Colonels C. Grantham, Scott, Paget, Fraser, Hon. W. Coke, Sir Charles Phipps, Kingsoote, Gipps, Hon. A. Hood, Francis Seymour,r.B., Brownlow, Knox ; Lieutenant- Colooels Haygarth, Lord A. Vat* Tempest, Mum Bathurst, Hepburn. Wheatley, Rorsilly, Hon. S. Jocelyn Majors Gage, Shnckburgh ; Captains D. Dauer, Cecil Peel, Mercer Henderson, Fothringham, Vbeount Dalrymple, Lord G. Fitzgerald ; Colonel the Hon. J. Maelocald din attendance on his royal highness), Lord Torphichen, Hon. L Coke, Mr. Hastings Russell, Mr. Cox, Mr. Richardso - Mr. W. Yates Peel, Mr. Bostock, he. His Royal Highness the Prince de Carignan arrived in Leaden last evening. His royal highness wee re ceived at Dover by his Excellency the Italian Minister, who conducted him to the Clarendon H,td, Albemarle-street, where apartments had been engaged for his royal highness's reception. His royal highness is accompanied by Count de &romans, Chevalier Creepi, Chevalier de Cigels, Chevalier Delmajno, Count de Perrone, Chevalier Compors. Dottore Catelli, and a numerous retinue. His Excellency the Marquis d'Azeglio, the Italian Mioister in England, who arrived • few weeks sines from Turin, has removed the legation to No. 49, Grosvenor street. The Marchioness of Exeter, who has for some weeks past been in delicate health, has removed to the sea -1 crest at the recommendation of her medical advisers. The Earl and Countess de Grey entertained the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl Cowper, the Keil and Countess of Cork, the Countess Cowper end Lady Florence Cowper, Viscount St. Aleph, Lord and Lady Whenaliffe, Lord Dunkellin, M.P., Lady N. Ladles, Viscount and Viscountess Sydney, Hoe. Harris Temple, Mr. C. Vyner, and • select circle, at dinner on Saturday et their residence in Carlton-pains. Lotd and Lady Vaux of Harrowden and the Hon. Yin Konya have arrived et Bawling.' Hotel, 'Tamp street, from Italy. The Marchioness of Downshire had a dance on Friday night, at the family residence in Belgrave.equare, when their Royal Highnemes the Dacha' of Cambridge, the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and the Prin cess Mary, sad a brilliant circle of the members of the aristocracy, were present. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston enter tained at dinner on Saturday the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis end Marchioness of Locadoederry, the Earl of Bra-knock, Baron One, the Earl of Annesley, the Countess Cowley and Lady Feodors Wellesley, Lord Stanley of Alderley, Lord West. Mr. Pennzi, Mr. Merlon% Yr. Rum bold, he In the evening her ladyship had an assemblage, which was numerously and brilliantly attended. The Marchioness (Frances Anne) of London derry had an afternoon dancing party on Saturday, at Hol dances° Howe, Park-line, from 3to 7 o'clock. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale honoured the marchioness by their company. The Countees of Derby had an assembly on Saturday night at the family mansion in St. James's-square. The noble earl end countess, previously to the assembly, received at dinner his Excellency the French Ambassador and the Countess de Flehault, and Hon. Mdlle de Flahaule the Fed of Wilton sod Lady Alice Egerton, the Earl and Countess of Malmesbury, the Earl and Countess Stanhope and Lady Mary Stanhope, the Earl and Countess of Lincoln, Viscount Hood, Viscount Chelsea, Lord Richard Grosvenor, Lord Henry Scott, Colonel the Hon. P. W. and Lady Emma Talbot. Shortly after 10 o'clock the countess's salons were thrown epee for the reception of company. The President of the Royal Society gave his second and lest converiazione this season ou Saturday night at the apartments of the society at Burlington House. There was a very large atteudance of the fellows, and many of the distinguished foreigners in London for the Interna tional Exhibition. The subject of Professor Owen's concluding lec ture on Friday, at the Museum, in Jannynetreet, was the coosiderstiou of the earliest iodisation. of the existence of birds in the earth's skate, and their distribution in the tertiary formations, and in the post tertiary and historic perioda Captain Francis Minchin and Quartermaster Alexander Hendry have been appointed Poor Knights of Windsor. Fox CLus.—The fourth meeting of the Fox Club this season took piece on Saturday evening` at Brooks's. Paean : Marquis Townshend, Earl of ZeGasd, Earl of Staff S ir M. J. Chointele R. y, Bare, M . P., Story Hussey Vivian. ~ ILP., Sir George Philips, But., Colonel J. M. NW, Lord Custom Mr Henry Ferguson Davie, Bata, M.P., Bight He.. Stephen Lushingtoe, John St. Aubyn, Eq., M.P., Load Vernon, Hon. Hamilton H. Dun can, Hoe. Fitzpatrick H. Vernon, Sir James Matheson, Bert, ILP., Edward Ellice, *no., Seq., M.P., Lord Sandy., Rieht Hoe. J. W. Fit zp tr Hoe. Edward K. Coke, Hon. Edward S. Rtneell, ILE, Colonel Hoe. Weoman Coke, M.P., Wesel H. F. Catena, Colonel R. A. Matto Adair, Hon. Frederick W. Wove, Hoe. Leopold Agar . Ellis, M.P., Lord Cremate, Earl of Leicester, Earl Fitswilliam, Sir Thomas B. Birch, Bart., Right Hon. James Moncreiff, M.P., Edward Aysbford Sanford, Fseq., Viscount Raynliam, M.P., Earl of Godard. Ms. Joint Lzacn.—A life of John Leech up to the present day would contain little more than • record of honest, independent, unremitting, sod, we are happy to be able to add, sestoessful labour. He wee here in London in the year 1817, and was ahneted at the Cherterbouse,where he enjoyed 'the enlarges and mused the friendship of Wißlam liskspeneri Theekerey, who is some six or SWIM years his senior. Os leering the Cbarterhouse Leah served a short apprenticeship to • surgeon, raoriginsily intended for that profession ; but y eireanistenees scam brought hie chirurgicel studies to an end, sad threw him, at the early age of 17, on hie own resources. Without Irving received any Teenier artistic educetioe, he appears even at that time to have felt an in ane and instinctive conlidenee in the powers which be has since so successfully displayed, and, entirely self-taught, he determined at once to lay aside the dissecting-knife for the pencil. Hie tint public 'flora are to be found, between It H and 1840, in the colonies of Boll's Life in London.— The London Review. OMUTA". Pnincx HALP-A•CROWN DAY. SATURDAY, MAT 31.—Admisiries on payment, 3,748 ; ditto by sewn Needs, 2,799 ; total, 8,947. ..,..,.,aerations of this order are addressed to Mr. STA/WELD, it is sought by suggestions of another kind to dissuade Liberal members of Par liament from voting for his Resolution. We are told that all parties desire reduction ea much as possible, and that every Government is led by its interests to make taxation as light as possible. The defect of this argument is that the statement is not true. Retrenchment has enemies everywhere. In speeches in Parliament and in the journals written for our governing classes frugality and thrift have for the last few years been steadily de nounced as petty, paltry notions, commendable enough in a shopkeeper, but unworthy of a State such as ours. An inclination towards economy was for a long time one of the charges brought with most bitterness against Mr. GLAD orroria. It is evilly maintained that a loose handed expenditure becomes the nation in its conspicuous position, and that there would be something mean and contemptible in asking how much revenue is really necessary for the public service. The love of economy is one of the "hypocrisies" which the conservative follow ers of Lord PAL/tumor/ threw off together with their love of Parliamentary Reform, and it is too late to revive the old affectation now for the pur poem of temporary convenience. It is just as untrue that the Government has all to lose and nothing to gain by spending much money. If the Govern. ment had to do with a House of Commons in which the public opinion of the country was effi ciently represented, that body while supporting the Administration in providing for the defence of our interests at home and abroad, would place an effectual check on extravagance. But while it is claimed as a virtue for our parliamentary institu tions that they exclude a large portion of the active intelligence of the country, and provide for the neutralization or division of that which gets represented there, the Minister balances him self as well as he can between the interests and class prejudices of those who surround him. The assembly which year after year votes in favour of the Major-General of the Guards must have a strong liking for expenditure for its own sake. Of the amendments to Mr. STA/457E11A motion there can be no doubt that Mr. HoassiLx's is that which best expresses the temper of the House. It is a good rollicking resolution, approving of every kind and item of extravagance and waste, from the Alderney fortifications to the appointment in vented for Lord ROAM. But it is too pleasant to be safe. As a tender and torching mark of Mr. Bowman's confidence the Government might have been pleased with it had it been privately offered, but prudence forbids its public acceptance. The amendment which stands in Lord ]Loser MON TAGIT'II name deeply enfolds some constitutional mystery which its author will probably have to find another distant opportunity of discussing. The real amendment—that on which the debate will turn—is that of which Lord PaLmaarrox has given notice. It has the quality—invaluable in official eyes—of expressing nothing at all ; and if carried it - . of England. That, however, is of lesser moment. Such a resolution proceeding from the conservatives would be viewed with more satisfaction by the country and have a more fruitful working. It would characterise unmistakeably the nature of the retrenchment re solved upon, and relieve all apprehensions of an ill-judged, sweeping, uneconomical cutting down. Proceeding from the conservatives, the conservatives would be specially pleked to enforce it; and the whigs would have either to resign to them the tuk of carrying out their plan, or accepting the situation, adhere to it honestly. • • We do not know in what words the members of the con servative party in the House of Commons will express their adhesion on Tuesday night. We do know that the expres sion will be unanimous." Prince Napoleon did not leave Naples this even ing as was expected. He drove through the Strada di Toledo, and was received with cheers by the W. to N. and H. variable, floe. Lat.!. to 8.5.& and to n.W, moderate. Punuc Sc Hoots Comassums. —The Public Schools Commissioners visited WinchesterColleg•e on Thurs day and Friday last, inspected the buildings, and orally examined the warden and head master of the college. The senior French master, M. Angoville, was also examined by the commissioners. A thousand of the operatives employed by the Blackburn Union Board of Guardians its the stone quarriee tad other public works, struck on Saturday. Misappreheneine caused the strike, and the difficulty was, fortunately, men resolved by the guardians. One of the labour wastes, appears, had told the men that a new regulation had coma into forge which would reduce their wages, already low enough. This, however, was a mistake. No such Muir tion had been officially made. The number of the distressed @Wheezes's'. Last week 10,229 persons were relieve ] . against 10,069 in the previous week. The relief fuel, bow' ever, is happily grow* larger, by the receipt of additimal subscriptions. Two years ago the Coastguard squadron Amcor deed during a mouth an in d such a manner asproduce area lent results. We (Army and Warp Ga:ette) undattad that in the Conned this summer (probably ie the mouth d August) it is intended that the coaatguard men shall saa have a few practiced lemons, sad we hope to witness soot thing like a naval review. Commodore Yelverton ha wede his command upwards of 25,000 men, and we feel cerus that the public would not God fault with its rulers 4 little additional expense were bestowed upon an object elodf would add to the efficiency of so lame sad useful • of seamen. We would suggest, that the sailboats, Tina are now lying useless on Resler beech should be Model over for one month to the officers of the Coastguard for the purpose of drilling their men, and accustoming them to the use of heavy guns on board small vessels, and othersibe se' castoming then, to act in concert with a large flotilla. T he gunboats may suffer. to some slight extent, daring tic cruise, bat are sot likely to incur more permanent dowse lira if they wise Noontime in their present _quarters. LenTKlue 101 CONOTANTINOPLIt via VIIMNI gI7IIII3FDSZ. — The postal communication has been fr, sehibUmbed between Vienna and Coostantisople by Tehersaveda eel Keatendjie. Mails for conveyance by tin route ars deepatehed from Vienna teem a week, lloseisys sod Fridays ; and letters from the United hest door intemied be be forwarded by such mails will, if , the carry comes el post, be in time for the mail of Weds!, if deepatebed trees Uodoo via Ostend on the evening die d the previous Friday, sod for the mail of Fri da y . snatched from Lmdoe oa the evening of tb• previous Tues. day. Let ere for Cooeteatioople, which the senders miY, dream to forward by this route, must be specia ll y addrmsre "viii leste•Atie." The postage chargeable upon k ite " will be the sane welt Trieste, _vie., is. ld. foe letter ost belt as awes is weight, and so on. Lettere fof. may also be forwarded by the` uhl teem Perla specially directed " via Paris, MM. g i° ICostendjie." bitten intended to be seat by the mu" meet be posted in or reach London in time for the day mail to France on the morniage of Saturday Red Wedte d g; The protege urn letters thus sent will be at the rte fa. 2d. for seek smarter of an ounce. In either mee ere prepayment el the postage will be optional with the By geode ..., • commami of the Postmaster-Galena. —hue HILL, Sessetam. THE PUBLIC lIPINDIPUBA-PABLIAMSN- - -- - A curious instance of the way in which the administration in this country delights to thwart and finds means to nullify the most undoubted constitutional rights has just been exposed. A petition was presented to the Senate in April last, complaining that an imperial decree, relative to the discipline of the prud'bommes, was unconsti tutional. One of the petitioners received a letter from M. Lacrosse, the secretary of the Senate, telling him that the petition could not be enter tained till the signatures were "legalised "—that is, attested to be genuine by a mayor, commissary of police, or some officer thereunto lawfully authorised. The petitioners have been running about for upwards of • month in the vain attempt to find a functionary in Paris who will perform the merely ministerial office of attesting their signatures. I mistake—one of the petitioners did get his signature attested by the commissary of police of the Polies Mericourt, but the petition having been afterwards left with the commissary of the Quarter des Archives, the latter not only refused to attest it, but, marvellous to relate, gave it back with the attestation which it already bore cut out. Other unsuccessful attempts have since been made, and it is abundantly clear that general orders have been given to functionaries not to attest this petition. Thus a state of things utterly abhorrent to the constitution of 1852 has been divulged. The Senate is the guardian of the constitution, but the administration can prevent the presentation of a petition to the Senate. The Moasteur of this morning says : " By an Im perial decision of the 28th of May the corps of occu pation at Rome is reduced to • single division, consisting of three brigades placed under the com mand of General the Comte de Montebello, aide do-camp of the Emperor." T ARY RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning some parliamentary returns were Issued relating to the public expenditure. The expenditure for 18604, inane,e of the expense of fortificatioes, but including the vote in 1861-2 of 17,9841. for excess of expenditure for revenue departments, wag 72,810,0434, from which 288,2181. can be deducted as draw back as wine, charged on account of expenditure in stead of being deducted from revenue, leaving the expendi ture at 72,521,8251. The expenditure for 1861-2 (exclusive of for ti6cations) was 71,116,4851., from which 278,0444 is deducted for votes for excuses of former years in the army, Maniac war, and revenue departments, leaving the actual expenditure for last year's expenses at 70,838,4411. The estimated expenditure for 1862-3 (exclusive of forti- Acetic's) is 70,000,0001., which is reduced to 69,000,2931. by the following deductions :—Amount included in the army estimates, for the first time, on account of sums re payable out of the revenues of India, 730,0001.; also, on account of increased number of eadete at Sandhurst College, to be balooood by a correspond ing payment to the exchequer for cootributions to be received from students, 12,7001. ; amount advanced out of , the Customs revenue in 1861-2, for excess of differential dues paid beyond the vote for the year, to be repaid to revenue out of a vote to be taken in the Miscellaneous Civil Estimates for 1862-3, 66,3041. ; additional provision included, for the first time, in the estimated expenditure for 1862-3, per Act 24 Viet., c. 3, for payment to the Busk of England of the gross charge for the management of the public debt, balanced by a corresponding amount to be paid by the bank to the credit of revenue, 190,7031., making the total of the deductions 999,7071., and leaving the estimated expenditure for the coming year, as we have said, 69,003,293/. In 1860-1, 50,000!. was expended on fortifications, and 3.1901. of annuity created. 1,1861., 970,0001. wax expended for the same purpose, and 61,65W. 2 annuity created. Thus the fortifietions hitherto have cost 1,020,0004, with 64,7484 of annuity created. Tables of the receipts and expenditure for army and militia services for the year ended March 31, 1861, were 'maned the morning, with "explanations' of the causes of the exam of nearly 1,000,0001. in the expenditure on the ordinary Rena. ALaamilio Accincsrr.—As the passengers were landing from the La Plata yesterday, at Southampton, the ship moved sod the pngway fell into the water. Fettea• ately only four persons were on it at the time, a emboli* priest sad a gentleman sod two boys. They all teak several times ; corks mid other life preeemen wen throttle to them, and two of the mew Jumped overboard to reader amietanee. After being is the water upwards of lee !similes they were all remmed. The excitement seas %taw eamaget some hundred , of people, who were mem bled I. the dodo to whams the arrival of the wink end errata of 300 peeelesect es board. PORTUGAL LISBON. MAT 31. The Sisters of Charity embark to-morrow iu the frigate Creuoque. Those sisters attached to the Hospital remain. It is asserted that the Kink of Portugal has written to the Emperor Napoleon on the subject of the Sisters of Charity. At the last representation of the Juice at the Opera, at Paris, the actors placed upon the stage the bust of Ha!ivy, which bad just been presented to them by the illustrious composer's widow. The idea was greeted by • thunder of applause, and from all sides were thrown bou quets and garlands of flowers, which were placed on the head of the bust. The ministers at Copenhagen are moat desirous that the advantages which the International Exhibition is so well fitted to confer should be made available emote's& the Danish people to the fullest possible extent, and arrangements are now making which will admit of artisans sod others of that class participating in the benefit The men will not only have a free passage from Copenhagen to London, but they will also be found in provisions by the government both on their outward and homeward passage, so that they will be enabled to pees their nine days in Lon don at comparatively little expense ; and with the view of still further diminishing that, a private subscription has been commenced for the purpose of furnishing those among them who may stand in need of such assistance, not ally with the means of their own maintenance while in London, but with that of their families also during their absence for this purpose. " A French gentleman, now in London, writes home in high admiration of the beauty of English ladies, bet he cannot reconcile himself to their attire. " English women," he says, "have no idea of the proper combination of colours. They do not purchase • honest, or • shawl, or a dress, calculating what will go well together; they de not study harmony of oolours, or decided happy contrasts. They buy each portion their toilet without design, study, or reference to articles of toilette already in their wardrobe Another detraction —the practice of buying cheap chiffon., cheap silks, cheap finery, is universal Even a lady will put on sham leas, and sham Indian shawls, and sham furs. The mans humble classes will not dress as swill, but robe then selves in dump silks, and wear cheap flowers in their bonnets. All women in England try to dress alike—cheep, showy toilettes —always in bad taste." The Fredericksburg Examiner of Maryland Ashes that families of slaves worth 2,200 dollars have bees salmi I for 400 dollen.