The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-24 00:00:00

LYMAN NV TINT ISMS! POND.

The following letter from her lifsjesty's Minister
at Vienna bee bola rewind by the preddent of this fund:

"Timmy Deoember 11, 1837.

" Sir,—l hoes heel frequent opportstaitiee of oberningthe
alacrity shown by easeabete of • religious, which bus met with
but smut justice at our beads, M main forward for the
'ado! diagram whenever mad hi whatever quarter It occurs.

Let Use tweetite be &stifled that his il-low-ereastre has
v.:leaded la a ditch, sad he I. Ia the Isejority of rats, eager
to help also out sad set him on his way without tasking in-
quiries se to the creed 'odd& the eufferermay profess.

" Having indulged in • rtflection which There been re-
peatedly called upon to mean I by to inform you that
Baran Antrim Rotbachild, of this pace, baring learned that
• enbecription bad been set on foot by the contemn] men of
Vienna for the relief of the Indiums rafters, be has beat kind
enough to and ms 1601. in furtherance of We charitable
object.

"I have directed my bankers, Mews Drummond', to pay
the above amount into your hands, and will refloat that it
may be applied in conformity with the wishes of my chart•
table Mend, Baron Ausahn de Rothachild.—l hare the
honour to be, Be.,

(81iraid) " O. H. 8171101:K,
"T. Q. Dan* Esq." "H. H, Mbeistar, tunas,

M. Inns, the French painter, hu presented to
the Theatre Francais, sa an admowledgroent of the free
admission to the theatre, which he has enjoyed for many
years, a picture repremating Louis XIV. asking Muhire .o
sit down to dinner with him. A deputation from the
company of the Francais with M. Emilia, the manager, at
their heed, lately waited upon If. Ingres, to thank him for
b's cisaluable and appropriate present, which will ornament
the oaken of the theatre.

The Count and Countess de Chambord left Frohs-
dorf cm the 17th, for Bromette, on their way to Venice to
pas the . inter,
The cold is severe at present in Switzerland. At
the Brawl., neer Neufchatel, the Dottie' is from to a thick-
ness of about Ave inches.

A letter from Rome, in the Conaitutionnel,says:
Madame Campine, the daughter of Madame Flowslb,
whose interference eldcd in the liberation of the pt isomer of
Ilmt, is to leave for l'atis iminedi itely, to request the inter-
ference of the Mower in favor- of her husband, the Mar-
quis de Campsite. Doctor Prime% the ph)stcian of the
family, during one of his visits to the marquis, took Marge
of • letter from bite to his wife Motive to thie intended
Jemmy. lrofortanately the &ear was er imbed and the
letter found, end he wee put tinder onset for conveying It."
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.
Ws read in a letter from Stockholm :—" The
number of failures which have taken place np to We time
amount, to twenty-two. Among them the most to be de-
plored are some large gasman, establishmenta founded by
shares, and haring a eery urge capital. Timber was ex-
ported by them to England in mamma quantities, sad the
bills drawn for these supplies having been returned napsid,ths
directors toned It ne,creary to declare themselves insolvent,
sod constituently Co di. barge more than 2,000 men, whose.
sow out of croploymt nt." _

Our obituary of this day (Thursday) announces
the death of tb. lb-r. Dr. Totty, of Barb, at ths 'deemed
ass of 101. Ile had . rc,tor of Etchiegham, Sussex, for
misty-en yoss.—Bosa (Aroma,.
BURNS'S BIATTID IN IN New• YORK.—This inni.
vassaty was eelobrairil by the New York 81. Andrew's So-
dory as lbs MoropolPso as tonal. The chief teases of the
ferervities wee Use reading of the following poem by Charles
Mackay :

TIFF. RFT OF THE NORTH.
Fierce es Its sunlight, the Cam may be proud
Of its py gaudy brae, mad its Airs without cloud;
Idlld m Its hems., the besuliful West
Nay suds lam the valleys that dimple Its bread ;
The South nag rejuke lo the Vine end the Palm,
le its groove where the midnight to sleepy with balm.
Fsir though they be,
Thi rag en hle in the mo—
lls hone of the Ins,: sal the bast of the free
Mar It! ye kale! h t our shout who forth I
The hods of the world ore the men of the North.
Cold though oar memo and dull though our Mies,
Tlesmes amight to our elms and a ere to our eyes ;
Deandhee sad patient—to dare and to do—
watrawerif la " Duty," our mos m to "Through."
Wilder sad Mem only terve u. the more,
Lad chill ad the Mart if they creep through the door;
Iftreag shall wo be.
Is oar We of the sea
The hems of tha brave and the boast of the five—
Finn ea the rock, shin the storm flashes forth,
We stand to oar courage, the men of the North.
&Abeam& that ripen the olive and a;no,
In Om Moe of the slave and the coward may shins;
Rases may blossom where Freed.. decays,
And Wine be • growth of the soy's brightest rays.
Beset though the harvest we rasp from the soil,
Yet Virtue end Heath are the children of Toil.
Proud lot as he
Of our tale of the sea,
The home of the hem sad the boast of the free.
Men with true Marta let oar fame echo forth :
Oh, time ere the /rafts that we grew la the North.