The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-13 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 13.

THERE are numerous advantages in being the
owner of half a million of mosey but among them
are none which many of the fortunate individuals
in question seem to prize more highly,. or apply_
to more curious purposes, than the Falk. of
making themselves notorious. Alin% thq bawls,
to perpetrate a few oddities of dm iglu* ea
easiest description, to enjoy the felicity of "SAW I
themselves famous' every day of the VW.
The wealthy eccentric who lets 2.so.ooass=r
into 500,0001. by gradual process of
while leaving his coat enbenshed foe fear of wearing
it out ; and shivering with cold ezapt when he sea
wring from the mistaken compassion of kis fellow-
passengers an eleemosynary glass d brandy—is sure
to achieve renown.
It is however after his personal decease that the
millionnaire aspires with most advantage to fill the
tram" of fame. We speak not now of the "storied
urns which Westminster Abbey offers far more
eagerly to the owner of " plums" than to the winner
of battles—and which it has bees known to rause to
the writer of immortal poems. Our business is with
the renown which all, the public ear and pre-occupies
the publi: mind, "syllabling men's names" in the
gossip of the day and inspiring the concoctora ci
paragraphs in the contemporary journals. Foe such
renown as this the poor man may sigh in vain while
devising the moat eccentric disposition for his me-
temptible property. He may bequeath his MI. to
the UniNceLbou of the EXCHEQUER, RR repayment
" of a debt long due to the nation," or make the same
right honourable gentleman residuary legatee to a per-
anal estate conhisting of "444 postage stampe,"andyet
no one will seek to raise the veil of mystery thrown
round the name of the testator by the cabalistic
initials in which his bequest is announced. Let,
howevei , the sum swell to its hundreds of thousands,
and public curiosity is at once evoked. Whether the
rich legacy has been given to

" Endow a college—of aea!,".,

—bas founded u magnificent hospital like Gay* or
condemned two generations of descendants to
in the vain hope of conferring unimagioablolle
wealth
upon the third, like Tuutussom's—on nateMoM in-
terest and an übiquitous notoriety are bederml epos
the event. Mad, mistaken, or simply iniedineas as
the intentions of the testator may vebess,tebr
OM
dazzled pul,lic are all agog -determined tie bear sir
about it—eager to trace to their liegleninge to
motives of the man, and to its later earamalin
the destiny of his money. History lima rommiled
among its most important events the revolts of batiks
where the combatants on both sides could be reek-
oned by hundreds, and the slain by easiest bat it
never condescends to " register" a will tabs& as
enumeration does not amount, at lowed, le he
hundred thousand.
The latest candidate for this in eerie on the
rolls of fame is the hero of the imbrue of east and
contributory alcohol to wham we haw already
alluded. Ihe late Mr. NIELD felt, &Atlas, that
the amount of his wealth fully entitled bra to claim
a Isidee in his country's ll:story, and therefore, disre-
garding all minor manifestations of tenementary
caprice, he boldly sought a poet +Norton assaisatios
in the most exalted circles, while bie
half million sterling to the QuEcv of thNIP
• pitying her Majesty's most gracious eseeptanoe
the seine for her own absolute MI and brat, and
!or her heirs, &e.," as the will k. Far be
It Ikea r to suggest that Mr. Nina Mid have
hand a more worthy legatee, or diamonds( Me mimes
bred is a manner that would have imearod its being
UMW spent. Just thecootrary. Nonatural heir sr nett
of his appears to have been brought up in the Lisa
of
re day inheriting his wealth, so as to have gaf-
fes' image and disappointment by its deprivation.
Her lilts Garr, dream, after repairing a few emir
Ara earl by the arice or the forgetfulness of
the rearaber, may, and probably will, enter upon the
periods of the root bah of his fortune with no
minseientious misgivings.
That this pommies will however only be taken
by the Royal ha in the eboreder of trustee for the
parr rasa retain. The impel by which all the
Osirones ceded is the paper of the sovereign
poiod into the bane or the nation—the coned-
' tudenal maxim width provides that the
of the mom* arid bedna• prod=
the loyal moniker* of her wry
pitude of the balit and the Oho ado-
that it has raw the %hi-
• are disposal of the inheritance hr national
=ltWhat those purposes dineld be it
premature. if not inhered in 111 to
suggest at preert. It wM sot be diMeak is lad
non and good area. And at a time when se vary
• setablielied with a simply benevolent
are head topside of berg sorb aired, or
*--edisa wee% ef mid =Mr
•: Ve rlitylk=genly a Mare aid lay their
amistins asi rest that tbrengb do ady yaw
el=le and depoodree—the Shwa or
a yea pin end is the bands of he=
' MMus any bear the swim or the soma •of
midertakimps whir brash" may Albin Silk Mr-
nelleent agonise is the mast judicious aura sad
open the waded ambh
One thire we hope meet estord y, that tbe
rick windfall ir M sea be eaerliked eyetomr—
that the oppiehmithe he Meg pod albided
by this meletrie hoped will be imperil seder
the lamed's., ampseee ef the to
whose bands they are oidrinted.VLPlZefsraim
aorta not bo Awed Is Imre sqlemilered sad
swamped in may abyss of Nen inimarega.
rent, math as that which *Meath* Mimi hail
the sthe Woods. Fru% and Lea havennes
et GOMM

BALLOON I,I7IOATION.—It Mg be feWeitaweel
that ea aseessise of what was MIA • 4 esideslit
Minded M. Cliflard, was oasemeed be eels plese bees
the es the SIM elt.. bat We. Se haws
having oselifsedelty beast, se meet mid be ellbelell.
Gifford the smm of ay wasead be maws We Mims le repels
it, but M. Asisar" the Moselee of therm^ refused
to allow it le p owl IL Mud Ist his • hop rem
Isr the ems of the Mroas fer apeelmess. M.
Mind rehied. soul Iserght es aides Mine We Tri.
beast ef el
M. Ares& me the
bathes, es mums el 210 t, whit& dl ha tee.
adored le ho daity awl ho aloe dessadedi rat a•
="e thee soMoie Its had amend with Ow gm-
fer • ass it& emshor of we bead be
est ride, NA that ha obseld be essissmel Ie psy his
OAK. dimeess. M. Ameele, es ble beseAt •
eessisresiss fee the lob& essest he iodides& Fran
the *nano pre sod am eppmesd WM M. NSW bad
Clast Moe the Illypedseses Ihe Mahe paha, weeps of
sen. st Ihe sub OVAL emlklitei sod le paySIM.
he are • tereeseleths sissmesd the est Wft Owe.
Me only wasseest skiesti OM if Awes* 111
eel, es it was • lase. M meseleal Wm be adresel K.
Assault WM it um the. Wm M. Amok sale hi do-
med for the ues ed lie Bippedrems dm primes experi-
ments. The Wilma added that Assault should give
up the hallow as esselvieg ths WOE ; but that K. Oilfard's
dewed for fatiminsi seresseme eel Oar eani
should be rolosisd. As le M. Amok% Miss 11.11hrrr.
Oiffud it was dismissed, sad ha woe essismed a pay the
emts.—Gistimseisi.
Tus New Lin Boate.—When the prize of 100
=riven by the Duke of Ifertbashwissd far the
di lof • lift-boat, woo awarded be Ka SWIM Beeeh•
Msg. of Owed Yarmouth, it war 211111111111 id rut Ms Peek,
• esselsese steadied es em of the Multledar W *km
the pleas of the maim loots saMilled so eempeebe far
ear=with • Mew, by the sembleelist of the hem pew
meow pearls a hem wheel sled/ he, if pom
▪ espariee le my.mile Mow ef Sr pries
pep OR slit aMS no megalleist *satin
WMe Mime* dells le` Ms pm% ee
=slee sem el 11. purpose ef
et.tilithe Impatteed werkl. Five ef these beats bare,
esessliegly, bus sent dew le her Ms 's seessremeel
Usktaitigh to M. T. sled W. Mai 's et dt
Pew% sou ffeweasta, sad as Friday lase the Mehl be.
leaded dtr Tymmessolt sad Coatrooms were puled nod
their The ammiabag been are dmeisall for
As awl Meth lkadortaed, at welsh faun
dieles • sew beet hes Jew bas wettest Tweedy
fte.Weilealas sedesd M llassley. is the ughwei.
the NAN. Weeded for the Wsthwerth dissiet.
irgerie be Wilemil id Moseley, where a hews sad every
Weesimeo bed
011/1 be
1111 pertisidi Mort" for her isoltion•
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