Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11

tie OF Mazda, is an American--and chat ne
rescued the CalabrIans from French bog
daSe on the 4th of July.--.N. y Ga-.
TIYEHTRICfL.
Bos7'oN, Oct. 2S.-Ts ne scL,. N:,uufri-
Hfv, 7oIifch arrived on Saturaau from, B~is-
fof, came hassengers, Mr.. BeInG~a Cof
fh@ 8osfon Theatre, and ladv.; Mr.. Cari-
.ErEd,. from the theatre Orury Lane; afys.
Staaiey,Jtr2m the theatres C5pcnf- Garde1.
ouhRn. and Ed;ngtarg: Mr.. Yinine,
.jtTst singer. from ne theatre Richa,oad
ard Seignior Ctria'T, 6al2et-n,ngte,., from,
.Sddter's WeNs. These are paluo6k re-
ci'ts1fs TAR the dramatic c2'7,s Of his tosc,,.
Azr. Straard, stahfed, almost immsdiately
Jrom me deck 10 the stage; le performed
Nff}terkfn laSt evos1inp and ,ecrfurd q
hearty gyetc2Dte from tie audience. hrs.
Sfanley, 1oiH MAKE her. first aihearancc in
TINS coan,ry on Hcdvesdap, ard Mr..
Garfield on Friday evening.
a list OF the JMheTiGf Bonaparte family
has been inserted in the imperial almanac.
ms INST compartments the brother-in-law
or tne Emhcrof', and others connected bv.
marriage with his family, excluding, how
ever, both Lucien and Jerome. By the ac-
count 1t appears. that the ema,eaa Jcec-
phinc was born June "a, 1868, and tlat Eu-
gene, the viceroy OF Italy, was born in 1852:
the day Is not mentioned, nor the names OF
his father or mother, he being considered
rs an adopted child Of the emperor From
these dates it appears, that Josephine
brought this future Ring into the world when
she Was but i years old As We. the in
crease OF the Corsican race is hot very nu-
merous. Ring Louis has two sons, and king
Joseph two daughters, and cur oFthese bran
ches the imperial throne is tn be flied, and
mnnarchs to be provided for the future ha-
pines' OF Holland AMI Naples. Joachim, the
murderer OF the duke d'EnghieR, and now
PRINCE grand admiral, and grand duke of
C.eves and Burg, h?a two sons and two
daughters. His sons, like those of King
Louis, all bear the names of Napoleon.
CB0StOn Pah.)
( Btessin5S 9f ROyai Gopernment
a late London paper states, that so
great has been the increase of the POOR
CRATES in England and Wales, that the
"total amount for the last twelve months.
twas ire millions, tgvo hundrfd and far
"ty-ckSht thonsand sia hundred and Scpen
: "hoHnds sterling that the average
=" rates OF the lcvies for the poor tax in En-
"giand was shiliings and pence in the
pound on the rents--the average rate in
''"'No wac o-iitLi!lsS,S dNu - pence III the
"pound"
What would the people of this country
think if Tin addition to enuMerable other
taxes which Englishmen'have to paw their
f,oor tar alone should amount to more than
one third Of the yearLy Uoiue Of their
f,roferfy?
After looking at the oppressed and impc-
vcrished condition ofthc people If England,
1T may NOT be amiss to cast our eyes upon
anotherp picture which that country presents
OF very different appearance
According to a late statement of Cos
BELTS taken from official documents, the
expense to the nation in the year 1908 (and
It IS greater now) Of suhhorting Me RING,
the QUEEN and the MAIDEN PRICE ssEs,
z1as. Epc hundred and nfnety-one hhoEsand
seVen hundred and .f5riy-niiie hounds ster-
ling d! !-Besides the income from lands,
prizes, &c.
In addition to this enormous sum, the o.
ther branches of the ROYAL FAMILY re-
celved from the scanty earnings of the mis-
cradle nation the following sums, annually,
that is to say
Duke of York, 100000 sterling.
Duchess ,of York, 600 do