The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-11 00:00:00

One tooth of nature makes the whole world Ma.

And here Art, the child of Nature, is performing the lame
kindly oaks. But there are other ideas flowing from the
consideration of this subject which are aloof an encouraging
nature—a cabman who devotes a portion of his spare time to
the cultivation of the art of drawing, is most probably
humane to his beast, and himself a sober, well-conducted
man, a pattern to his fellow-cabman. We know it does not
necessarily follow that because a man is au amateur artist
he is a pattern of goodness and humanity. Still there is
every probability that each an amateur as this is so; and
the chances are immensely in favour of the horns driven by
such a man, who himself would no doubt fare better than
may of his rivals on the stand could it be publicly known
he was Cabman Jones, the worthy art•contributor to the
Patriotic Fund.

Brighton appears to be well filled with fashionable*.
Amoapt the arrivals annoonoed in the Brighton Gwirdion
of this day, we observe the Earl of Ripon, Lord Melgnad,
Sir F. and Lady Bathurst, the Duchess of Manchester,
Viscount Malden, Mr. Vernon Smith, M.P., M. Tricoupi
(the Greek Minister). Mr. Sergeant Kioglake, Sir Erskine
Perry, M.P., Mr. reins, M.P., Mr. Booker, M.P., Mr.
Minns, M.P., stc. The Speaker of the Moans of Commons
and family, and Mr. °regent, M.P., and Mrs Oregon
have eopged apartments at the Norfolk Hotel.
The subscriptions in Glasgow towards the ;Royal
Patriotic Fend amount to the handsome sum of 44,7691.
3s. ltd.
The late John Murray, Fag., merchant, London,
has left the whole of hie fortune, said to be little short of
9,0001.--sabiect to life interest in favour of his widow and
nine—to the Free School in Maeda,.
The Bury Post, announcing the death, in her 92nd
year, of the widow of Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart.,
obaerves—" The deceased lady's health had been breaking
for a long period ; but she had lately been worn down, as
it were, by the shacks of the news of the deaths of her own
nephew, and the husband of her niece, in the Crimea, with
the departure of two of her grandsons—eons of Lady
King—for the seat of war. Her ladyship was thy wife,
daughter, granddaughter, sitter, and mother-in-law of
admirals."
The North British Daily Mail says that Mr.
Baater, who has succeeded the late Mr. Hume in the re-
presentation of the Montrose burghs, has not taken any
active share in business for same time, bevies been engaged
in travelling on the continent and in Amain. During
the winter ►e lectured to various mechanics' Institutes of
the country on the institutions of the United States, and

The marriage of Charles Sohrieber, Req., fellow of his views on this subject have made their appearance in a
Trinity College, Cambridge, with the Right Hon. Lady small vellum.
Charlotte Elisabeth Guest, widow of Um late Sir John J. The Duke of Devonshire daily entertains a bril-
l:kat, Bert., sad only daughter of the late Earl of llt.nt circle of fashion at his 11112414 D in Kemp-town. We
Lhideey, was solemnised yesterday, by special &mew, at ars glad to leant that his Grace's health continue* to lm-
the parish skunk of St. Martin-la-the-Fields. Her lady- prove,
ship le well blows for the seal Watch ski has "agog ia We are glad to state that favourable accounts have
the isirmasal of the NSW elledita" of the workmen been received from Paris of the health of Mr. Blacken,
employed at the Dawlak Iron-works. She is the mother of Y.P.
a large family, and the bridegroom (Who has beam Ulu to It is probable that the pecuniary irregularities in
the ddeet sea) k her healer by 16 years.
which the Hon. F. J. B. Villiers has taken part-traasao-
General Sir John Burgoyne, 0.C.8., arrived at time lavolving over 100,0001.-will shortly be made the
Visas& ea Saturday. subject of legal proceedings.
We (Scottish Record) hear that Mammal boo° Bulletins of the cholera still appear in the Journal
seriously ulertablad' they have sot f° *al al flat de St. Poterabourv. Oa the 29th alt., there WOTO 188 eases
already adopted sad soled apes, the proposal to divide the is that city.
deli"
the chair of Natural History la EdinburghUai- Rossini is seriously ill-a species of ape only too
cushy. prevalent and dangerousin Tummy, la feared.
The Minister of War at Turin has granted a stun
Count Potocki, brother-in-law of the Austrian
of MN. to the sub-llestesants of Infantry, mot to the at our Court, is sow
lleutessats of 'shaky and sub. Hostesses of Cavalry sad ''-'—reigus
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sopossTios• to W s.y ,-,514,74'n-n-nrporttheen. is said to have awed himself of the neutrality of Tunny
end Naples.
pesos of their eatlt
On Monday the Rev. Basal Robert Carter, 8.D., Great didn't, has been mused in Lombardy by
Fellow .1 Emmanuel College, Cambridge, was issafteted se the late laaagatioas-
tho mom of Brombees, to geffelk, es the Fannon Monday's sitting of the Vienna Conference scarcely
K the Mann, Fallon, sad Ilehelara of fete College. lasted one hear.
It affeede Ike much pleasure to learn that Abe Letters frona Constantinople speak of approaching
health of Lord Haddo boo ton ee mob kopeona by floe reforms is the Ottoman Empire, Wain an to astesish the
'Umtata of Egypt as to easmusp the ezpostatles that Drs wield. It is rag that the ararlarr equality of .11the sub'
wimp was Mibis to mows I. by peamostin dsti, Jaw of the Empire, Mseeu essa est Clisinfeee of en nets,
la*, ease of ant asstle.-liention &mkt. Is nee* to be plodelnilL

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