The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-05 00:00:00

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES.

The Right Hon. William R. Gladstone, M.P.,
sad Mrs. Gladstone entertained Baron Paulo, the
distinguished Neapolitan, at dinner last evening, at

their residence co Carlton

The follow-

lag were present to meet the baron.—The Dab of
Newcastle, the Date of Argyll, the Earl of Aberdeen, the
Berl and Countess Stanhope, Lord Richard Cavendish,
Dowager Lady Lyrelton Dowager Lady Wenlock, the
Bight Hon. Mr Jana drake= and Mims Graham, Sir
Stephen R. Glyane, Mr. NNW, Mr. A. Wood, go. Mrs.
Gladstone had a select peaty lam he the evening, at which
several of the chief Neapolitan alias were pronset.

The Bart of 811;fteabary seanivea the Neapolitan
,ales last matina, at big ntaaion InGrooregun.-equare, In

order to Introduce them to the members of the committee
organised to collect funds for their relief. The exiles, about
Mesa in number, arrived tog.ther at 9 o'clock. They were
welcomed by the Karl and Counter of Shaftesbury and the
gentlemen of the committee. The following ladies and gen-
tlemen were present His Escellency the Sardinian
Minister, the Sardinian Coned, the Margate of Lenadowne
the Earl of Clarendon, Viscount and Viscounts 4
Palmer. on, Lord Kinnabd, Lord Brought*, Lord
Craawath, Lady Caroline Heald, Lord and Lady
Harriet Ashley, Dowager Lay Dummy, Hon. Arthur
Kinnaird, M.P., Hon. Mrs. Norton, the Right Hon.
William Cowper, M.P., and Yrs. Cowper, the Right Hon.
K. Korman, M.P., the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, the
Dean of Weettninstor and Mrs. Trench, the Dean of it.
Paul's and Mrs. Morn, the Dean of Canterbury, the Right
Hen. Sir Alexander Cockburn, Sir Roderick Murchison,
Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Henry and Lady Hollend, Dr.
Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Higgra, Mr. sad Mrs. Russell
Gurney, Mr. W. W. Beaumont, M.P., Mr. Clay, M.P., Mr.
Dillon, Mr. Morley, Mr. Turner, Mr. Layard, Mr. and Mrs.
Heath, Mr. Cranford, M.P., Mr. Great, Mr. Honda!, M.P.,
Mr. Goldemid, Mr. Paniszi, Mr. Harbert*, Yr. Tile, MP.,
Mr. Roupell, M.P., Mr. Oregon, Mr. T. Welker, &c,

The Prinoses Frederick William has associated
herself with other ladies of the highest rank at Berlin, to
establish an asylum fur goes:messes who rosy be temporarily
out of employment. The experiment has commenced on a
small mode. A fund of 2,000 thalere being all that was re•
gulled to make a beginning, the primes at ono, contributed
600 theists.

His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours visited
hat Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent yesterday, at
Clarence House, St. James's.

The Martinis Camden and the Ladies Pratt have
errived at their new residence in Grosreacw-square, from

Wilderness Perk, Kent.

Th. Conntaaa Its La Warr and Lady Arabella S.
West left town yesterday, for Backhlust Park, far a few
days.

The Earl Grosvenor, M.P., and Lady Constance
Grosvenor leave Graeretor-squars to•dsy, for Calverley

Park, Chwhire.

The Earl and Counter of Harrington and Lady
Gera',lino Stanhope have arrived at Harrington Howe,
Kensington, from Eleaston

Viscountess Palmerston will have an assembly,
to-morrow evenlog, at C0331)1140 Howe.

Lord Broughton has arrived at his reiidenoe in
Berketerequare, for the seam. _ _ _

Lord *LA Intends to give a ball at Dudley
House, Pat-lm•, on the 24th instant.

Lady Molemiorth has. left town for her meat,
Panama, Cornwall.

Mr. and Lady Charlotte Watson Taylor have
arrived at their ramake fa Grosvenor-square, from Erie,
stoke Peak, Wilts, for the seasoa.

Mears. Longman and Co. announce, Retielies•
time by Samuel Rogers, edited by hi. nephew, William
Sharpe, be am vol.; A Journal kept in Turkey and Athena
18574, by N. W. Senior, Esq., is one vol., with illustra-
tions ; The Wild Hebrides, by W. C. Denny, in one vol.,
with twenty-two vignettes; Sir J. B. Tenntat's Ceylon ;
Mr. C. R. Weld's Explorations of the Pyrenees; a Life of
Sc.hiller, translated from the German of Pslleaka, by Lady
Wallat; Dr. Bunting's Life, by bin Son.
Messrs. Smith, Elder, and Co. will publish
thcrq, the Memoirs of Percy Bysshe Shelley, edited by
Lady Staley, is one val. ; a new volume of Lectures, by Mr.
Ruskin; a new Obi= of Brooke's Fool of Quality, with
preface by the Rev. C. Kingsley ; Dr. Charlet. Mackay's
Travels In Amok', in two vole. ; sad Romantic Take, by
the author of John Halifax, In their cheap series.

Yesterday upwards of 120 men from the Militia
regiments volunteeiet for service in the Marines.
The Rev. Dr. Cumming preached on Sunday after-
noon et the Oratoire, Paris, where there were upwards of
eighteen hundred people present. At the tad of the sermon
the rev. gentleman announced that he it to preach there
&gala at 3 o'clock on Wedneeday (to-morrow).
" The question of erecting a monument to oom-
tonsorete the war in the Crimea is," eve the Gaulle da
Prance, "again under oonsidertvion ; and several plans of
monuments have been subtuitqd to the government."

Attention baying been recently Called in Belgium
to the advisability of enoourtgieg fresh-painting, the
government has obtained cartoons of some of the principal
modern works of that kind, end bee decided that an exhi.
Won of them and of others which may be presented by
Belgian or fireign exists shall take place in May. Works
intended for this eihhition mast be sent to the Direction of
Fine Arts at Brussels before t`te let of May.

81101CING.—To say that smoking in
moderetiou, like drinking sin, in moderation, tends to
destroy mind end body, would be to rent what the expe-
rience of three-fourths of the civilised world is oppoeed to.
But no one vihn ls conversant with disease can doubt for a
moment. that smoking to cores, or immoderately, ends in
destruction of mind and body. some of the revelations on
this @abject are startling. S. me young men still in their
teens smoke forty or fifty chews daily. Soma
'outs gentlemen of rank hero enured me that
at college they have smoked from five in the alter-
noon until three or four in the mottles for weeks together.
The effect of excereive emoting is to depress the circuit-
' lion, the beat becomes week. irregular in its flake, and the
palm Is scarcely to he felt. The patient Imoomee high=
and loses ell resolution ; once a bold rider, he cannot
his hone ; a carriage passing Lim rapidly in the assets
reams him ; tie st petite fails ; his mind fills with
horrors—imaginary crimes and imaginary punishment,. This
state of things sometimes ominous for year.. At length
the patient dies—often, very often, soddenly. Tte case is
explained. The mescals structure of the heart—of that
' organ which is to distribute strength and power to every part
of the system—is imperfect in its action ; the left side
this, and in rime case@ In which sudden death has occurred
there is thee more than a strip of muscular fibre left on that
Excemive amebic; is • new vice. How many young
men at retool end college nerd to smoke fifty yeses ego!
Soros half-dome. How many do now P The answer is—
legion. Boys of 12 years old are seen early in the morning
walking the effete with cigars in their mouths. Youths
have amanita 1 me who Dave jest come from the new sebeots,
now &led college% confessing that they have been in the
habit of smoking conetantly, end these ere lade just hoping
to banns the hashing of tier by Dr. Seymour upon
a, Pabst* Lunatic Asylums."