Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-26

ments of all her household every morning
at day-break, besides divers miscellaneous
thunder-squalls at 'sthe Royol consort'
during the day.
The item we have quoted contains matter
sufficient for deep reflection. Here is q
half idiot boy, who has scarce reached his
teens, appointed to high military rank,
with half million of dollars added to his
already enormous salary as Prince of Wales.
All this mammoth appropriation wrung
from the over-tasked and over-burdened
toilers of that unhappy Kingdom. These
are few Of the revolving features of mon
archy, but there are others far more hideous
still.
1t IS fact notorious as daylight, that
this heir apparent to the British throne. is
sadley deficient in his mental DEVELOPMENT
in other word, that there is something
wanting In the upper story; that there are
upper apartments to let, unfinished and un-
furnished. Yet, be he blockhead, knaye or
fool, if his life is spared, he must be King of
Great Britain, the head of the Church, the
Defender of the Faith. Such is the law.
1t is evident that there is growing dis
affection among the British people, the real
"bone and sinew" of the country, at the
great and expensive increase of royal babies.
The rapid growth of legitimacy bids fair, like
insane ambition, to overleap itself, aud fall
on the other side. So mote it be
INTERESTING MATERNAL INCIDENT, ;,
Extraordinary Star Intelligence of a re-
Union of Metropolitan danes! The Repu6-
I'c out done The Globe itself challenged
to beat it The Era of good feeling at
hand No other paper has the News
1t was stated in the Evening Star of YES
terday that the mother of Pearl would make
her appearance on Pennsylvania avenue,
accompanied by mother-wort. We have
now the exclusive pleasure to announce that
the two amiable and useful danes, punctual
to their appointment, and in exact accord
ance with our statement, Gas if to verify
their universal truth, were seen by their
numerous admirers and followers on their
walk through the city, arm in arm. Their
united aspects were pearly white and fresh
On approaching the Patent Office they
were joined in their promenade by the mo-
Their of invention, who took them up to the
Capitol, where, from the associations of the
place, they were met by mother tongue,
who kept up an incessant clatter, and in
insisted that they should all 20 together to
the White House to assist in rocking the
cradle Of democracy.
Passing the Office of the late Whiq thew
were zs1egraph-ed by the shade of the mo-
ther of the Gracchi, who fastened to make
one of the company.
On arriving at the Executive Mansion.
the illustrious and honorable madames were
about being " taken in and done for :" and
had it not been for the mother of abomina-
tons, who insisted on crowding herself in
from the miasmas of the Potomac and the
Slough of Despond on the south front of
the White House, it is currently reported
that there would have been ga good time.
generally, all round"
P. S.-The mother of States and the mo-
Their of Presidents are both expected to be
present at the next appearance.
GRAND CONCERT.-The citizens of Wash
ington will be gratifed to hear that the Gel
ebrated ''Styermark Family" consisting of