The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

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A marriage is arranged to take place between Southampton next week. Intelligence bra been received
Lady Jane Hay, daughter of the Marunie and Merchionese that the company's steamer Woollen arrived out at Calcutta
of Tweeddsle, and sister of the Duchess of Wellington and in id days.
Lady Emily Peel, and Colonel Richard C. H. Taylor, C.B. THE MODERN MISANTHROPE.—The misanthrope
(late of the 79th Highlandenl, assistant adjutant-general at of Shakespeare and !il oliirre is a passionatet savage ; the
Shorucliffe, brother of the hoe. and gallant member of the agaantar°O.B Viao justki ku Land von is a Po-
lished gentleman. No disgust of humanity will ever yaks
county Dublin. Aim fly the world. From his cluh.wiodow in St. James's
The present from the ladies of Wales to their his smile falls on all tamers-by with equal suavity sod egad
Princess is likely to take the form of a brooch of diamonds scorn. It may be said by verbal critics that I employ the
word misanthrope incorrectly—that, &candle; to strict
and emeralds in the shape of • leek, the national emblem interpretation, a misanthrope means not a despiser but a
of the country. I hater of men, acid that this elegant gentleman is not, by
Her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibition my own showing, warm-blooded enough for hate. True, but
of 1862 have recently received costly gifts from their I hats—the intellectualse estuimmr.tvilbineofiamil." philosophy of
. hero would have listened with approving nod to thaty
Majesties the Emperor of the French and the Emperor of
Austria, as souvenirs of the Exhibition. These royal pre- Moon or Althea could hare thundered forth in detestation
nests consist of many exquisite specimens of modern, one- of his kind, sod blandly rejoined, " Your truisms, moo cher,
mental, and fine arts. At the opening of the Exhibition. He as evident as that two and two make four. But pm
late on the principle that two and two make font
bin Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Frussia, President
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of
the withoutcu shouting forth, as it you proclaimed a notable
also Presented to each °every, what everyone you meet knows as well as your.
self. Men are scoundrels—two and two make four—reckon
manufacture of the royal porcelain establishment at Berlin. accordingly, and don't lose your temper in keeping your
A pier and harbour are about to be formed at I •°•xmls• MY °••••thr°1" ala mode nevir.rails at eke
ha takes it for granted as the elementary principle in the
Venteor, at the beak of the Isle of Wight. commerce of life. An for virtue. he regards it as a professor
Tan BRAZTUAN DITTICULTY.—The Gazette of last lof science regards witchcraft. No doubt there are many
avec* contains a despatch received by Earl Russell from plausible stories, very creditably attested, that vouch for its
Mr. Christie, her Majesty's minister in Brazil, containing existence, but the thing is Dot in nature. Feeler to believe
an address to him from e. number of British merchants and in a cunning imposture than an impossible fact. It is the
residents in Rio, "in favour of Lis recent action in the depth and completeness of his contempt for this world that
questions of the Prince of Wales sod the Forte, because it makes bim take the world so pleasantly. He is deemed the
has been represented that the English were generally op- man of the world par excellence, and the world WOMB sod
posed to the late proceedings ;" together with Mr. Christie's admires its E. B. Lytton, in Btackvoulra Maya-
reply, expressing his gratification that so many of his :inc for April.
couotrymeo, interested in peaceful relations with Brazil, A very large boulder-stone has been uncovered
thought that his conduct was prudent and moderate. He at Martyr Worthy, in Hampshire. In ploughing the field in
also says he had been high pleased by the attitude which it lies something was encountered which offered mote
generally taken by British subjects' during the late pro. resistance than the unite Hampshire "rags;" sod it was
endings, thought desirable to dig down and remove it. After an ex-
WEST LONDON EXTENSION RAILWAY.—To-clay ' °arsenic' of four or live feet the noise still seemed to be
the West London Exteasioe of the Greet 'A eaten Railway, spreading, and its size as already developed renders removal
between Southall and the Visions. Station, Pimlico. wilt hopeless. It is • sandstone, one of several which may Ims
be opened for public traffic, othrecting the Great Western seen in the parish, though by far the largest of them eIL
sod North Western Railways with the lines on the mouth of Score parte of the surface me as smooth as glano evidently
London. the result of friction In its transmission to its present bed.