The native American., 1837-12-02
From the Nes York Evening Star.
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

SUMMARY OF FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Inc good old usage Of ringing merry chime Of
oeis Is only Practsed in England On the arri-
ers assembled in the tower of St Nicholas and rang
true and complete peal of 5000 grandsre triples in three
hours and three minutes in as follows: L. L. Lewis
Manwarng, 5th: J. N. Parsons, 9Th: w wall. 7th. r
Warwick tenor. The peal composed and Conducted
Iby w. Wells.
PORTUGUESE PoRrRAIr.-The Baron do re;r;.
of the most furious for Don Pedros charter in The
late revolution took to off with the military
money chest.
Itappears that during the dreadful "carnape as IL
has been called of the cholera al Palermo less than
1000 were sometimes carried off in single night be-
tween sunset and sunrise-that being the period Of its
greatest ravages In ten days, onehird of the popula
ton was hurried into eternity Scarcely family es-
capped without losing member. Tie wives of two of
the ministers pershed
! Upwards of twenty chop-hous or eating estab.
shments have been opened at reduced prices around
the Royal Exchange, London, during the last three
months
The Duchess of Orleans, during the reviews at Com
pegne, was so struck with the performances of young
girl OF ten, on the piano. that she had her brought to
Paris, and placed under Kalkbrenner.
BULLETIN ExTRAoRDrEARY.-The John Bull news
Paper not without wit and with great professions of in
dependence Is OF the most vruent and serve in ts
tory politics The following is specimen of the soleln-
nifty with which this toady Of the nobility records the
mnntest circumstance appertaning tohs avorte clique
We regret to hear that Lady Songe has had the mis-
fortune to break small bone of her leg by fall while
going down stairs to breakfast Thursday morning
Until Europe aboshes the shocking and unnatural dis
tncons of hereditary rank she can hope for free
institutions and the general diffusion of light and happi-
ness.
Dover Cliff is the soubriquet given to Lord Cliaen.
one OF the sons of Lady Dover.
The London Theatres this season. in the BEGINNING of
October presented the following personages: Drnrv
Lane-Od Dowton, with this label first engagement at
TINS theatre since his return from America great COM
IN noc hpxx,c
Iempleton, Cooper, j. s. Balls Compton, Miss Romer.
Miss II. Cawse, Miss Pool Mrs. C. jones' Miss Charles
from Dublin,) Miss Fitzwalter
Covent Garden -Macready, Warde and Messrs Prich-
ard, Anderson, Vinng Bennett Barey Miss H. Faucitt
Miss Taylor, Miss Huddart Miss Vincent, Mrs. W.
Clifford singular scarcity in both the great houses Of
Astley's Amphtheatre- M. Plego, little Miss
Ducro.
Royal Surrey-s. Russell, Miss Grant, Mrs W. DAILY,
strand-Younge, w. J. Hammond, J. Lee, Miss Cor
/ don, Miss DAILY.
St. James-Giabelei (of the opera) Burnet, Harley.
Forester Wright, Messrs Kanforth Miss Julia Smith
Miss Allison; Mad. Sala, Mrs. Sterling
Observation-Disclosures. Blackstone, Strickland Webster.
Elton, Hemmng, (old shakspearian names,) Phelps,
Haines Mrs. Nisbett, Mrs. Ftzwllian, Mrs. Glover
Mrs. Humby, Miss vandenhof In these 70 ahead
times of 10 miles per hour, when blooming girl has
PASSED the rubcon of matrimony with few exceptions
she 49, by Theatre measurement among things of the
other world, and must take up with minor and second
| hand establishments.
Adephi-Power, Yates o. Smith, Saville. Wilkinson,
Miss Agnes Taylor, Mrs Yates.
| Oympic-W. Farren. a star by himself c. Matthews
son of the apented M, J. Vinng, Mrs. Orger, Mad
Vestris
King Leopold is one of the most important cards in
the Royal dynasties It was through his influence that
ms daughter of Louis Phlppe) was pro.
vided with husband in Prince Wurtemberg. Doubtless
ms paternai feeling will provide for his nece Victoria.
Is hoped between the two great empires Of France
ground Not probably unless it gets another kick from
the King of all the Netherlands or side blow from the
autocrats Leopold we should call the sTalleyrand of
The Duke and Duchess of Angouleme- its world Of
time since we have heardfrom themhave reappeared
iavorte haunts in the vicinity of VIENNA the focus
OF legitimacy. They are near Corr or Gratz.
Scientfc Men Looking ap.-The late Convention Of
Naturaiists at Prague counted 400, of whom 100
were Of the city The ladies accommodated in the
galleries. which not 50 at Genoa. Most of the sa-
uants were beted in private houses equal to the gene
hospitality of Foxs followers This is the 18th an
nual meeting. Count Won Chaler was to give grand
dinner to all.
When the locomotive railroad car shall bear us swiftly
onward from the Priaus past the ruins Of Jupiter,s fem
pie to the immortal Parhenon of the Akropos then will
the victory have been complete of American genius over
the most delightful works Of the initiative and
arts.
The HEIR APPARENT OF France" Soupenir. of
the Empire. THE Duke of Orleans who cannot be vel
thirty begins already to play the monarch At
the late Grand Review at Compeigne, he was the prin-
eiPa peisohdBe, ndu MS splendid StaH, (amOng them
many foreign cosumes) directed the evoutions called
the officers around him. and addressed them from his
charger, with all the confidence Imaginable sermonlzng
on the sentiments and duties that should inspire tie
soldier the delights of peace the glores of war; &C. All
inns 70 the teeth OF many geyheaded mustachoed vete.
rans no doubt of Napoeon's Imperial Guard present
What must have been the feelings of these men of 100
battes thus lectured by green, beardless stripping.
whose campaigns number the mock seiee Of An
twerP and some trifng skirmshng with Add Kaber
in Africa!
LA TRoLLoPE."-That compound of vulaaritv. false
hood and magnity Madame Trolloppe, histororrapher
OF American manners, having exhausted all her Venom
has become sentimentalist. She will next found a
nunnery and become the Lady Proress-the very pink
of sancmony. Thus endeth all such mposors. and Il
just rerbution of providence that the ways Of the
wicked lead to the necessity of listening to the admoni
tons OF guilty conscience and the tortures of bosom
stung with remorse 1t will take long time before
she can extract the thorns she has wontony and basev
plunged into the reputation of innocent persons on this
side Of the water. 80, - wa
The death Of Charlotte Corday The killer of Marat-
On this same evening, therefore, about half past seven
oclock from the gate of the Concergerie to city ali ON
poe the fatal cart issues; seated on it fair yo,nO crea
tre sheeted in the red smock of murderess 90 heanf
ia serene so full of life, journeying towards death
alone amid the world. Many take off their hats sa1n,n
reverenty for what heart but must be touched Othe
erowl and howl Adam Lux of Mentz declares that sh