The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-03 00:00:00

TIM Pm Caztrohhh.—The Wt. which is
:Serawl mast naively shows la the rebel and in the
ilfeedbleg eriatoeralls rzelnehmem Three
lbws is On maim et • be warmer the ward " eselnalve
mini% an eapeesim of that which the pentane addressed
eiefiks ipmfrembefily diwirable in theirmnortsenta. They
webs • selbein. sod eall it geed Thu This is rather
dengerege grablee, and it ie adthat that. collision
belmeen Om a.YYt cad the ty, to th 3 certain
dbabamhige d the knate, meg lathe remit. Ms especially
dim rags bemer.Miy easy aerials law-wits and dia-
dems, whish he,. gime the Dam ems Cana tie, the right
war leg erre see frail r veil as herself, and ihat when
she yiehle bet Paradise to the mehility for the night, sad
Legg Ingerbe Meade with a ilembg voucher seer the
ere. theTessileswill OM act be line sleek heisted by
*lrk We elivegly recemmead he the hales Mir
sad the pliant minbtn of their pimentos • sips* and
palatal retreat, while the door for retread b era They
sea p and have "=eye* and maxis dense, "kaiser,
raregewristies W eisst eagelsbeamesedwas ef enelint
t,' I.D• emobstie haw of • etrirtalas am( Mimeo me.
tesegind ehe
_ragr," "helloes aseints,"
delineekes of Ida alienetrr," "Tssrrppsslchoreea
*dent et be highest eider," "tried and ragaidewt
Orchids displays," sad all the rest of the lambed delights,
includiag the roulette table, ail sae d tbstr owe
parka, without the dagger, le "hire we few
they may hp exposed at (trouser, of carman
Ming neemeglhaestmy arias end disagreeable re-
Jeri.. TY* Me dip will be ems Ilargivon and forgotten.
Why hang beim= er whose lib passes in •
mead Otkoksel Mom and whose are natural wed
emeaght, mead not be kind to pitiable neersitiee of
sorb she .at get through life somehow, and do Dot troy
Lai an merit Mdo it ? These the knits, have no duties to
Nth* limn an children to rear and editors, no country
Weser td hbeerre to look after end assist—nothing to
ramie the emery and begisabis cores of fashionable exist-
ence. Whe es bares tbne fur beteg eager to grasp at
any etineleat—arts • etimalent so coarse and childish se
that of gots, to sup, .ad ewe at fireworks and nusiosettes,
and play revel • IOW& at Censures? Cut off r they
ere from the blesiage ea/ rewards of labour, sad empanel
to lire (if it can be called life) by t tie toil of other people's
bonds, they ought to be objects not so much of ewers se
of sincere compraion to those whose lot is oar la the higher
and better sphere of daily work for daily breed, if they Verb
• little on ground which does not brier to them la their
lte efforts to ewr e from themselves. A. to their
cele.cirsiminess, it le their misfortune, not their fault. They
would roar, if they dared. not only from themselves, but
from each other.—Satiartleg Review.
FAITH Lltilete ESA Of INDIAN BZIVANT3.—Thia
was ono of the pendia/ides of the &akar outbrodt. Ia
abort all other emboss deemestio servants bad been either
ilidthial or at Isom neetrel ; bet here they were dearly privy
le the whale plat ; sad, with °sly a very hew ereptiona,
every eremiat, whether idrealmen or Modem, proved false. •
La mon lON% 1104 con the claim of lbws or twisty
=ingesmiee with • fresßy restrained there from now
ark arises, r hem being the first to help
thrushes la the greed analoble. One instance (for the
bale of whir re were bee most nagneetiorhie testi-
mony) sill Genie. la the mein of Brigadier Briad was •
brew_ an obi mil Omer* servent. Oa die night of the &h,
°arab Cheinime„ she shims slept at the Brigadier's,
eseehelly crested ell the ilea% Re., as wee his nightly
weber
= es ;hese re Iheesbt et berg eight Li day without •
at Ms res. The Brigadier's pistol
wee leirtlyibia bd, kraied, capped, and ready for Ira but
fa the mewing. when the need for it came, the cape bad
sot se as bed row to the Brigadier's
but the old bearer I in4eed the &tattoo:lees
117ZieryTate woe posed.—Bbebromer Mq.:ine he
July.