The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

NADINE YEsPUccI.-The New York Herald
abiding to an article in the Star, in reference to
this lady, observes:
Madame Vespucci came to this countey with
the personal recommendations Of the Queen of
France, one Of the most Pious ladies of the age.
She was no more descendant of Vespucci than
Noah is--she had been privately married to the
Duke of Orleans, whom, for state reasons, it was
necessary to separate from, repudiate or divorce
her, in order to have regular lineal heir to the
throne, who will probably never sit thereon
The way in which Madame Vespucci humbug-
ged all the people of Washington was a caution.
We may write the story one Of these days, aud
give the scene where she sat between Van Buren,
and Webster, talking French to both when nei-
cher understood word she spoke.
The letter from which we make the foregoing
extract, contains glowing accounts of the fare
we'll performance of Miss Fanny Esler, previous
to her departure for this country IN the Great
Western, In when she has arrived. After the
performance, she came forward, at the express
command of the Queen, sher appearance was
the signal for one overwhelming shout of vel
GENE, accompanied with waving Of handkcr-
chiefs, and the tossing of boquets. Prince Albert
rose in mis- box, and wished her sbon VOYAGE"
She comes with all her blushlg honors thick up
on her-she has left europe under circumstances the
:extraor1ihayafter resisting n most pressing re-
quests nay urgent entreaties Of the Director of the
French Opera, u remain in Paris, and backed his
Desires with offer TO double ilher ve-y iage appoint
nents, she came to England, p.lyed short engage
msnt Of weeks, at the rate of lS0 euneas per night
refusing the most brilliant offers to continue her stay;
but striking still messenger arrived from Berlin,
with request that must have been looked upon as
command of her from of her earliest friends, aud
most enthusiastic admirers, the King of Prussia. He
wished ,r Berlin but she escaped by plead
ing her previous snsassmsn, at the Park , TheaIe In
rssoutely opposed her coming TO Ainerca-n spite OF
Tie splendid Offers from the French and English
ODeYasto the annoyance of the Prussian King, and to
sSe astonishment Of all Europe she has paid the high
compliment Of visit, that we cannot appreciate too
highly. She has been animated by double motive to
see people Of whom she has heard much, end re-
speets SO highly: and from high sense Of honor, in f
Citing contract, that circumstances had absoved hei
The Great Western has brought some remarkable
passengers Among the most distinguished are the eel
ebrated Countess of Merlin, the well known leader Of
Haul in PARIS where her splendid salons weekly
tbrongsd by all that Is distinguished in rank positions
literature and ar---she Is the author of the late
publication of the life of Mabran; the Hon. Paul Me
fheun son and heir of Lord Metheun has deserted the
festivities Of the London season. for q tour among our
far-famed caaracts, and glance at ourPrncpal cities
The corn law question is settled for the present-we
may look forward agitaon socialism, and chartsm
for some months yet come, until the voice of de-
pressed and degraded people obtain hearing in 'st
Seyen-tenths Of the members of the House Of Com
mons are interested in land, and win support the mono
poly and bread tax until the people take into Their own
hands the power of controlling their actions. His Grace
the Duke Of Buckingham, who 10 the champion of the
starvation law had the audae 70 express tna
IGw whose labor Twas well remunerated; "it having
been nsated TO him that the laboring classes in wit
shire in receipt OF nine shlings per week. man
with family Of four children, and nine shillings per
week-amply renumerated--would his Grace but Try
the experiment.
The Canada clergy reserve bill is under discussion
this time the Bishops In the House Of Lords desired to
grasp and grab the whole Of the lands aside for the
maintenance of Protestant communities; him of Exeter
Bishop Phpot, contendng the Protestant only re-
fred 70 the church of England, and did not include
pxesbysensn, &C. The Bishops fortunately have been
Illustrated in their mischjevous views and Canada may
Be saved from revolution short time longer.
Political parties are losing their individuality eveYl
dnythe distinctive marks of each swept away
he opposition is well nigh exhausted in the fight, and
the incumbens, III wings, have just strength %
hold Office, without carrying on legislation.