The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

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BENJAMIN SCOTT. eicretNT
211111MISibltrielais. 11.180.

MATRIMONY AND EXTEATAGANCE.—Men of the
arm rank, and accustomed to the same standard of er-
ror, will bear pinching very differeatly—one will take it
very roily ; by mother it will be felt sa • serious misfor-
tune. Nor is this a difference of philceoph only and power
of wen; if it were we would say • y to Smith,
"Marry sad be Is happy sa Jones ; you can be if you
like ;" but this is not a matter of will and conscience only,
but of temperament. One man fret' so under the constant
Belk sots of self-denial which very narrow ciimmustances
hapaa, that these, by • superhuman effort of will and self-
might at last gain cheerfulner, we
arreasessar= expect it of him. He will go on fret-
tin sad eking under the burden. Some persons
bin en flak for spending, which, if it is contort with small
yenta, is compatible with • moderate income, but wholly in-
marstrat with • narrow one Deprived of its vests and
yawing one perpetual baulk, it then turns into an internal
sera, which preys upon itself, and produces constant irrita-
tion. The whole external world is to one man a constant
lan to expenditure. The cold, the damp, the beat, the
triad, the rain, and the mud suggest a perpetual mom-
ism of fresh artificial antagonists to cope with thea—
ters, sorts of tape, overcoats, leggings, boots, shawls,
roc
plaids. There is something fresh every sea-
son in every one of these department, and ma
fast se anything new comes in it drives out the old with
imy as a feeble, ineffective, and paltry delusion. Every
object which meets him stimulates in the buying man the
39elter proprietorship. Be likes to bay some small piece
perlfecil6losi most days in the week. It is the same with
with rehear. If the idea strikes him that a
frg. rat
Bt. Leonard's, or Dover, or Brighton, would
le vary pleasant, be dose not simply contemplate the
distoght as he would a picture, but his the prate-
dad machinery of hie mind at work intmedistaly,
in motion to risotto it. Stop this machinery, sad he hale •
void within, and thinks how doll life is. • man like this
will not make a very good husband on 3001. a year, and we
should not advise him to try the experiment. Another man
is blessed with • more happy inestimability to tie calls of ex-
penditure. He can bear to stand on the outside of thing',
and to look upon expanse as • theory, with which his own
has nothing to do. Upon this difference of character
to • large extent the question of the matrimonial
AMDISSO.!
LUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.—The following
nada, of dissolution of partnership, from the Leedom
Greets, Is substituted for that which appeared in our
odoron the 6th Instant, the same having berm incorrectly
given Adams and Sons, Brok&upon-Trent, earthen-
ware manufacturers, aster as regards W. Adams; W.Adams
and Co., Wolstanton, Staffordshire, earthenware manufac-
turers; and W. Adams, jun., and Co., Liverpool, merchant'.

FANATICAL F:CBTART.—The following extrsordi-
tale appears, In
&rothe Atha de la Nostiers;irsibighlishad at
V . • A ily named Brisson, oo of two
brothels ow merriest, two sisters, and a child fin yams of
we, were a few erectors ago quietly anted at sapper. AU
at GOOD cue of them, seised with some redden rertigootuoped
eqe sot haps talking most incoherently, and all Use other
combs at the family beinteansttaoked in a similar way, did
th• 1•126. than all dancing, and afterwards
see of the w of their garment% Anions,
B.lriaz thaaiid so, emend hymns. They Mai took the child,
stripped him, tied him to a Udder an If toenmity hint, and
than stack pine into the deehy pert of hie perms, continuing
to deem and wag all the while. The next exploit was to
amend to the roof of the house sad peer water down this
chimney to extinguish, as they add, the tree of purgatory%
At this moment the neighlevie Meng, and rd.usd the
little boy, who was ineseellde hen hia saarksie. me
awe of seddas moue has mg bssi