The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19
then SO much vsuntsd by the phsnthropiss and rsor

then so much Wanted by the phanthropss and rsfor
Considering the excessive supply Of labor in this country
M 70 admit no
into Pensen vile who no SENTENCED to
whom the discipline might have produced the sal e.ary
eject when liberated ana hrowa saeS On secae.y
chance OF livelihood the profitable exercise Of honest
On Thursday night last, at IL O'Clock, the stables
erected at the bottom of Rdgeway HILL Dorchester and
belonging Mr. landslide the railway contractor, were
burnt the ground and eight valuable horses persisted
The horses valued at $780, il is to be regretted that
M LANDSLIDE was not insured. drunken ostler, who
has since absconded, let candle fall upon some straw
The Leeds lntelli9gcr popped upon jem the other
day e potla the 9th Instant at sephton, BY the
Revd Walker, - Esq, of London, to Ellen, widow
OF his late esteemed friend - Esq. This seems a
curious way to demonstrate friendship ard likely
enough to make a man leave widow without much
greet at least connot conjecture what more he would
have, How ticklngly deligh fu it must be to who
has q wife and a friendato know that when he has
shuied of this mortal coil his dear fri nd will only
eponse tie widow but that the whole thing rindship
and all will be set up in type and reproduced in the pa
pers Besides what great fund for public gratifc ,on
such plan this affords, What pleasure it must
give for instance to every invalid husband who reoces
in an attentive friend and VII at glorious selfsacracng
the bridegroom must be to have carried thus far
his appreciation Of the defunct He not only attended
to his funeral him decenty and slowed
neal altar.
Mr.. Charles Dickens. in his Household Words gives
the following interesting account Of the artificial Hover
Artificial flower making is not in igniAcant trade.
An inquiry mads into the industrial statistics OF
Paris in 1S47 which lets into little secret in this mat
ter The total manufacture of cambria flowers in this
year prodigous amounting in value to more than
f4o0 00O We in England only took f2 600 worth Of this
value for pride ourselves in being able to make
artificial flowers. The cambria muslin, gauzo, vel
vet silk, and other materials, were procured from St.
Etepne St. Quentin, and Lyons the dyes and colos
epart expressly for thepurpose by manufacturing che
mists the buds leaves petals, stamsns psts and other
component parts, made in small workshops by per-
who each attended to only art of the flo yer;
lille the hole fitted together in other workshops.
kind of flower each, completely is the division Of Ia
Dor carried out There were about fifty small manufac
turers OF petals and samens and other component part
employing about 500 persons while there ware nearly
eco dealers vendors who employed nearly 5000
in building up the various integers into whole groups of
flowers Of this immense number of persons about 900
wemep whose average earnings were estimated at
about twenty pence per day. Several of the manufac
turers effect sales to the amount of 10000 year each
French flower making is, then an important branch Of
commerce.
The Queen and her clever, amiasle, unobtrusvs
Crystal Palace aSydenham the noble creation of Pax
toms genius. have seen this fairy structure several
stages geso M ana ess w
which the works carried forward.
Pompeian house, nearly perfect ball in the Alham-
bra, fast progressi towards completion gorgeous
chamber OF exhumed Ninevah, than in contempa-
on not to speak of geological wonders exhibiting
dern eyes world that existed before the creation
My present object however, is not mu sh TO describe
the palace the Queens visit Tbs royal curiosity had
long been on the alert and Photographic views had from
time to time been sent to Windsor, that the
Queen returned from her summer house at Bau oral,
there such collection induced her to plan
journey from Windsor to inspect the wonders of which
helography could only give her faint idea TIE notice
sho.t-very short; but yet 50 rapid SO admirably
six and thirty hours previously all presented the disorder
of gigantic workshop, the whole building was in apple
pie order for her receptonboarded floors laid gravel
walks formed quagmires, awnings fixed, fow
OF the and beautiful kind duly placed the
most attractive groapseverything in fact done that
wise te crafty the Queen-monarch of thess realms
Nor was this labor spent in vain for the little lady, with
that untiring curiosity which belongs, to her
good sense, of which few, very few of her subjects
boast led the good Sir Joseph and all his satellites
building along the galleries. through the various courts
and through the extensive gardens, fast fastening
toSards completion In fac not single portion did she
leave unviited and suspect that the directors archi
tects, and others who attended slept very soundly
after this royal decentralization Now, this is as
feelil such interest in private enterprise
rejoice to find find that we have at length arrived
at political era when Queen, instead of max ng
pompous progresses At ruinous TO her subjects
quietly and unobrusively accept Of the freely
Offered hospitality Of her people, tor let forget
private theatrical entertainment is the taps for
the benefit Of the well known Mr.. Bob Morrison. Miss
Adea Rochelle has rendered her grAtui,ous evcss and
l viii tel you all about it on Tuesday.
TIE late prolific author NJ spiece Un Fills de
Farile which many months since had heightened
The has been translated at the
AdeE arc Princess month since, under the title Of
Tbe Discarded at the latter it is called The Ian.
GERS shall content ysef with notice of the artists.
The leading part in The Lancers" played by Mr. Fish
er who made his first app. in London Wednes
evening He Ii excellent actor with but fault
tnat Ct setting. An old Colonel BY Mr.. Ryder
mort acceptable performance This Officer found
bic representative in Mrs. Instantly fair American.
Miss arlotta Leclerc very much the ballet girl in
the part of the he rone and Mrs. Vel Lacy played
lAnd oy to perfection. The decoration of the piece
really very spl. ndid, almost veng the magnicsnce
of sardana palus" and Marco Sperdan The theatre
always crowded. and It's said that Mr. and Mrs. Charlie,
Kean are growing million aires
Last week LORD Mayor Challis held and presided,
at crowded meeting of no biy, clergy gentry, &c, to
celebrate the heth anniversary OF the British and For
Bible Society," society I'll has rlei itself
extent unparalleled in the diffusion of the Holy Scrip
lures. 1t pears from statement made at this most
interesting meeting that the society its ton
has pended about four millions sterling 3 $3.50 953)
crcull ed forty Eve mill ons of B.bles, VIZ
Europe. lI,OoU oOe
6HltIlcA, osVoV,VU
Otner parts, UoJ,cuO
The committee of this society, moreover have caused
the translation OF the Scrptnieseither the whole
parts thereon lees than hundred and seventy
different languages hi ndred of which had been
reoeced print and twenty of which had written
charac At all prior to the appearance of these