The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

7HE AUG UST MAGAZINES.

TEE MATIOMONIAL EMPORIUM AT CONSTAM-
rimorxr..—The far-meeing slave-dealen who provide the •
Turkish market with eireaseian wares bad no difileulty
in fortelliug that the treaty of Paris would abandon to their •
fete those gallant mountaineers of the Cancans who have •
so lung and or manfully straggled for indepeedenes from the
Ruse= yoke, and that Donn they most bid an eternal fare- •
well to their lucrative traffic in Ciremeian be oily, and the*
judicious .apply of wives for the Pashas of Conetantinopk.
An-foalingly, ere the treaty came into operation. and the
government of the Cur wise authorised to forbid the export
of ids sow subjecte, they preceeded to hey up, far and near,
every digibie young lady of Ciremalan origin, and forward
her, se ray as poiaallo to the emporium of matnmany
at Conalsaksigh. Nee was this tar hard a lot for there
mountsliseisisim se it any at ant sight appear. They are
taught to leek arra the sine-market of the Turkish *vital
os ths sewn la witch they are to cont m,l f,e the plum of
life—namely, sesalbrtable quartet...do:curious Intim a bones
full of AMOS, mil a rich master. To be deprived of her
maim at donaheal is • blear disoppointinent to a Cimme-
rian belle. We la Bird Cannot understand this. Our
fair Anglo-Sateen ire is London through the dog-days
simply and salbely per fks esquisite delights of its MUM.
menu and its tredief. Who ever heard ut an English girl
going to a bfill with way ulterior view hat that se &Ws.:
We. env aweisld lareAl•fli her rasa rod to to elderly
(of the U Mom) for the rho of marsh,
and amber, and AY waling sod .dewytaws) 1,
Who ever bows rues of Jess dist have
made tho norm of Ms to Irosnr sal changed his
shimmy krill( to a bower of Novak bemplanted by
her Olen dais to es Whorls of Dirk than to queen It
for a doto ow rag n,l Me pinta sad entice, and then
pine neglenednd wYkerfare away P No, no, we
know Whig of wit lona, but the trade flou-
rishes losedessesly la the Bast, and courequeinly the
=gerid ammo of 'IS row Onedationple literally
In reek Isr Os wood advisedly, for an
Odaki ordsrp b des Wargo of Hook Is "a lure who
Wsass of abms,"smdaprike_penbasus his wife as be
for his onssk by ths posse. Now, fosord and supply,
like sedan sal wadies, sr 'oral art =i„; ` nor is
worm soon dim my other irrholdis zompt
from the formislio low; so whir this roars ab...d,
sow porky Ms Os rigs the odor ors of a Cir-
soodosdosossrl Welk la sir slusy s, tie s trowid
ad. in dr ram days of gallantry, word bar fetched a
hswinol owl My pew* etardeg, woe sow to be bandit
oworowisi" it Ord link the asqueL Lamy wept is
saO~tths bow dims. Tb peer Todd* Wean, ass-
• Olesaniss kik add him look Ms od —nay, his
frh=l bat whso—es pram Imo Wound-of Waning,
The poor rips wars IMO `cad meld into the Werts.
Who was ho WI for Os? D. oho worst period of the
rob, Writ worm wan arllklgL Owastaatioople at a
dialog fross.—hower Morwskor, tor Aosist.
CONIIILMATION DAY. —lt MO loidf-put nine
dark la the rooshr,
_The allarawastr ma was already
wires on the we WI wonehenesibe of Mak. The church-
I bag wow 1/6141, NNW arnillle were Onneeinue of
daaday sses, chiefly raltreallis to the fact that the
daughters loall cone dome to braddast in their beet frock,,
owl with their bar psstioulsely well doe-ed. For it wee
gag ends, flat Wednesday; sad though the bishop was
0 gig le bad a confirmation, sod to deride whether or not
0 Mess shield be a Sunday-ens* lecture in Millby, the
r snalwess hod ths anal working-day look to the har-
t
makers already keg oat in the a, diet, and to ',nerd weavers
jut Wing op" Heir week'. `• piece," The notion of its

vareas the strongest la yang laths like Miss
satosaanyousm4yskiter to
fast
war a•
korprwit
lionorrotahost hiders co ths searirs,
tars ansras late relief the suitable of bar
ate@ Odra wits of comet, to wpm • ther
flasthi: se is ths pupils at Mir Townley 4 warowit
rata tree an imass, sod were grog to to see as
Wye, ad to Mar the Ilensorabis Revered
Mr. Porargast, the tersr, rot pespes—s Idist lntslleettrl
Wit, so Ma Torok, woad tea. It sand csly natu-
ral Oat arra; who ussarstsolio, aril sod hitter than
• Mr. Oars, rho as sea watt, art ast bsooorable ;
Ns/ lidisCres astir var gal rhos dararee
onstresrors non saterost, lOW lanistt sornol gar with
past weirs, Ml it was tab dr lbws um ries were
obasslista dawskirrialtvotpringlo boorarsd. She
wee asr.fair, pimp ea via Ws oyes sad =My hair,
whisk tam des waft reingsli lo Wier mom curls then
musk ths vorilso et tirsphospi burollidso, and tome
▪ dis yews loan amen bittiathe=d Psi
in the
said; bat ethics pre the woo as I • bar rival,
Mesta Gardner_ , who was ma „ sad bed a lovely
/a Yin
sl ththibi;ithrowleykswa,..Tis
blot% ban
aitthigiefabeir
bap-
tf.a, albs sod Mad her =mama= ewe.
As shs Irma at tbs
Townley Wow. le Morse as week cod* her crop ex- I
cited so stray( sardeo thrl lam mamma was at haigth
impelled to is at than/ =Oa sowsord but bitter
saremee, "Is ant Itree s WWI" yes," raid
Marla, amiable sail oath/Nth&eel as mask tor Ellen in
retest; " Th—th—this is sky Visa I don't sl-
oth* it at al!" was dr wain edible/ of Men, tot-
lowed by a raveasse et approval rang bar Meath. Youog
Indies, I mappene, adroit their am et thrum ha this way at
achool.—Blaishweitir• Magazine. the
MADAME DI SABLE.—MattlMPATLlkilelfeleefleritli-
standing her equanimity of temper, We Ism* el thwature,
her religion. trollop, and her high-Med irmar moonier,
I via not without strong selfishness, , put on
impacts en puerile and ridiculous ea towrfrre as worse harm
then to excite plamthley at her agora as bad an ex-
°wive feu of deems, awl would ass emikit Ilea bore of a
skit Mend, though aka wore Is Ism Mr Witatta of all the
knew. Not only would she net fan aspr bet as would
sot suffer the approach of any one whis bog hiss lathe house
where a pick friend lay. The lentlerliatlslmilleilbeeddremed
to her by a feeble hand, or et the dada of • trembling
vrire, were required to be pseud thesnab a disideeting pro-
em., se if they had Mimed from Ys lonti of plague. thie
who trembled for her health seeded as nosh the conetent
attendance of a physialso as of a salami director.
But drown could oak sa ass plies ems she the moot
crodolons sad twat Irsogiving h Doctors
want ryas the seam Ibsen with in-
=ln Ste tryes=bambelledlies,emmui by fiehionable
vallkop. Meth Men, pus. Doctor.'
&Om me Nth these of any sidith pun, Infrafroa might
mods is dis etas io which lay on the bead east iron ftelt
the pahs. The eon himself might live ilks a salamander,
in hot air with mortal othelations, but his now that wee
asamplible ; or, if old, so much the stet Alike
ha rmsel try liar of death end of Ile luster the
per frightened women would let the physisien advance
ne teethes than the bed-room door, and thorn, la the purify-
ing draft from which she herself lay see describe
her symptoms through an Interpreter allay midway
between than, and who, after the duster la, WWI horrelf
go through a modified purificatko trans has salmi to re-
mise. her attend race —Defter Ureiwwwitg ifergetire, for
August.
A MILITARY OriglON.—ln holding acountry like
India, peopled by won of nations creeds and habits, religious
roseate. must over be expected. A mends against mad
dugs will muse excitement and turbulence among the money-
making ere-worshippers) • biography of Mohammed, eiu-
Whaled with his tre., will have the unpleasant effect of
clewing hie direiplie to rush about frantically howling and
screaming "Been, dem:" (religion, religion !) the eacred
war-cry; and the highsceste Hindi., who would not waste
a peeing thought on the destruction of mein& of the low
caste, will weep with deeper pathos over the corms of aa
emeeseinated monkey than over the remains of his wife, and
rouse himself to deeds of vengeance at eight of a murdered
bull or peacock. We should he ever prepared fur such ma-
tingericiee, turd have a sufficient force to put them down with
• high hand, at the same time scooting and punishing ft-
verely any wanton insult to religious feelings.— roiled &it-
rice Majorioe, for August.
eiItARLEs DieKEes.—When the turmoil of the
present century, with all the virulence of its political debate,
and all the petty jealousies of its literature shall have pemed
away, when thous who penned the stinging epigram or the
caustic mare shall be weak, or dead, or dying—dying, end
&mime to give worlds to cancel may a bniliant injustim
which their hasty pens have put upon record, then, and nut
till then, shall we arrive at • calm estimate if the value of
the writings of Charlie Dlckens. Even now I love to
pitturo him far from the din of the critical Rawl, surrounded
by those delicate sad beautiful (nations of his fancy, that
ideal &mile, the children of hie pen. There, in the twilight
of his study, do I are hue sitting with his ores around Nell, the
favourite child. Her free seems worn and rad, but when
she looks up in hie eyes, it then becomes sewed with hea-
venly light. At hie tout rest little Demise; and his sister,
hand in hand, and nestling to the father who bee called thew
into birth. Poor Joe is there, the fungus of the emit.,
crouching like a dog beside the fire, grateful for food and
wanuth and shelter. I hear the clumping of a little crutch
upon the stair., and in hops Tiny Tim, the crippled child.
Above
Abo them hover the shadowy forma of other children,
children who on earth were poor and suffering drudges,
workhouse outceete that the world had turned drift, bat
*hick are cow on high a bleed band of angels. And yet
this man, groat critic., only a mere " buffoon," and no.
thing more ? Truly • lit romping. fur that low player of
the olden time, who wrote King Leer, end acted ut the
(Mole. —The Train for August.
How TO COOK VENISON.--Grent sculptor as he
Ws, the late lamented Sir Francis Chaney, who could
them anything, did not dirdt. n te torn his gifted hand to a
Writ el retiree. Nn one ever handled that luxury better,
es tea ever made the skier...es walk go farther, preserving
with skilful eye and hand the well in the middle, for the
Wend gravy which followed hie masterly iucisione. Tide
will, we doubt not, be considered awful in them snobbishly
superfine days of dreary dinner perforneuge et a table with-
sot (tithes. to which thme doomed to the social treadmill ere
enedennied. We am of those Wee old-fashioned folks who
thought, end Mill think, that a savoury Mice on a hottest
of Metes acquired additional flavour when dispensed by the
friendly hand of such a man as Chimney. Astor the
the only tolerable mode—which would now be universally I
*tented as " low "—in to place the clear gravy that mulleins
with an additional sanely made from venison meat only,
without % particle of fat, over the spirit lamp of the oilver
hash dish which with the cold haunch and neck mutt be on
the table. Cnt the Mime youreelf, and when the gravy is
about to bubble put in slice alter slier, till the fat poem
Mm the open uet° the tramp..., but, so you value your
peitle, don't let it boil. Your Piker plate, if ynu are a pub-
lisher, ehould have a lamp under it to, whether fur the heck
or the mutt. Our inimitable llogarth knew this. Look
or the indefatigable pillar of the church with his
wig in one hand while he mops the calvarium
et his senenium with the other, in the first
print of the four Election immortelitlee. "The
vales are coming into season just now, air," mini
Laurie Linklater to Imed Olenvarloch—" and there is a
pleiteure in looking at s hart of grease. I always think when
they are bounding at blithely pest whet a pleasure it would
lie te broach their plump haunch.s on a epic, and to embattle
their tweets in a noble fortification of puff mete, with
plenty of black pepper Appetising that emus pepper;
end Laurie's "plenty" was doubtless not more than enough;
but it le not every co: k the is to le Dueled with the 'Tyc-
ho.. The piety when well made and with real veneer
gravy poured in just before it le reread, is highly &stirrer-
tory ; and we have reen a poi judge leave the haunch for
it—when he knew his cook. But, early in the mason, when
the horns are in velvet and not too for gene, commend as to
a vmiwm yearling, composed of the numbles snit trimmings
from thejoiebt and basset, Ste., hot., not forgetting trim,
vete sheer of the rich and giutinoue horn. One of the
principal wen n. in preparing this delicious dish is to
use deer suet only in milking the paste. It should be
'Unuttered long and gently; and if reasoned with a light
discriminating hand to the proper point, concentrate.' more
of the flavour than any other form of cookery. If properly
minium& the hot dry dish no which it rests will, alien it et
ant, be flooded with gravy of the highest 'aroma,—Fcaccr's
Montane, for August.
GETTING UsED TO IT.—This honour had been
drown to Mr. Trysts, not at all became Mr.. Jerome had
any high appreciation of his doctrine or of his exemplary
env.y as a pastor, but pimply because he woe a church
clergyman," and as such was regarded by her with the
Rene met of exceptional respect ea a white woman who had
married a native of the Society Islands might ho nipper.%
to feel toward. a white-skinned visitor from the land of her
youth. For Mr.. Jerome had been brought up a church-
woman, and having attained the age of thirty before the
wee married, had felt the greatest repugnance in the trot
instance to rennuuring the religious forms in which she had
been brought op. " You know," she said in confidence to
her church arquidattiners, " I wouldn't give no ear at all
to Mr. Jerome at lust; but after all, I begun to think me
there woe a maeny Were woes nor goin' to chapel, an
you'd better do that nor not pay your way. Mr. Jerome
bed • very pleasant manner wi' him, se' there was never
another so kep a gig, an"tel make a manicotti. en me like
him, chapel or no chapel. It embed very odd to me for a
lung while, the preechin arrant book, an' the elannin Up
to toe lung prayer, fetid o' (hearths' Tar poster. But lal
there, within' as you mayn't get mod to I' time; you can
',Eye sit down, you know, *fore the prayer's done. The mi-
nisters ray welly the mime things so the church parsons, by
whet I could iver make out, an we're out o chapel i' the
mornin' • deal sooner nor they're eat o' church. An' as
for perm, oum's a deal menfortabler nor may Millby
church."—Blackwood's Magazine, for August.