The daily union., 1854-11-19

with me- that might to-day accompany the Emperor 70
review OF 10000 He was opposed 10 this war and
Is universally regarded here AS man of great vr,ne s
well as 0f great intelligence. ' -
of the fall Of Sebsstopol mechanically fo,shoa;,s on
oy the Russian population here came here be
ens hA the conquest Of the Crmea would end the war
1m now thoroughly convinced that il will protract IL
All that you hear through England about poyertv and
distress here is false The Emperors popularity mpu,s
Ole 70 MS excellent private character and his figure and
personal address is unboundedn
The ST. Louis Missouri) Republican has the following
During the performance Of London Assurance on Friday
night at the Peoples Theatre little triAe was introduced
which tor the moment gave pleasing interest the play
Grace Harkaway Mrs Potter says placing note she had
been reading in her BOSOM What shall do with shall
put IT in the hreY Just then alarm was given that
re had broken out near the theatre Lady Gay Spanker
Miss Logan) instantly replied No; it is near enough to
the fire where it is.'" The house took it,
GOOD PuS--Mr Forrest was screnaded at the
winthrop House on Monday evening. The next morning
at the breakfast table of that excellent hotel Mrs Wood
the fascinating comdenae of the Boston Theatre WAS
graduated ON the serenade by gentleman who supposed
was intended for her "Oh no she readily replied athey
passed by the HnIe Wood for the great Forrestp
Boaon Journal
General Zaremba had very long Polish name The
King, having heard of day. asked him. good humor-
edy, "Pray, Zaremba what your name The General
"Why said the King the devil himself never had such
long name" Il should presume not SIR replied the Gen
eral ''as he relation of minep
SIN Robert PEELs FAMnYy-The London correspondent
OF the New York Sunday Times furnishes that journal
with the following sketch of the family of Sir Robert
Peel:
The late Sir Robert Peels father who anassed colos
sal fortune ny cotton spinning, very ambitious Of
founding family it is called and the first step would
Il do
quite an army OF peers and barones Of bankers m
chants shpowners and country gentlemen he had dis
ke TO fastening hereditary rank mere
Old Peel was in Parliament and a rank tory voted for
the greater portion of Pitts measures In return he de-
manded baronetcy Pitts response was He may have
knighhood which is all that gave Aykwrght the mil
lonaire cotton spinner in Dcrbyshire' This was true
with the addition that Arkwrght who appeared at court
with loyal and dptifu address, was dubbed knight ty
George Ill OF his accord without any suggestions
from his minister, Pitt
All this time while the question of the baronetcy was
pending Feel who then spelt his name Pees) did two
thngs-he continued to vote with Pitt and he kept in
trade The firm was Peel Yates as every Manchester
man recoects. The with France camc on and when
which the bulk of British capitalists contrbuted largely
reel gave 10000, which was yery largo But be-
sides this Peel also made present to George III Of
splendid which he from the build
err and had fully fitted up with stores provisions and all
the other requirements Of rstrate war This lib
ern example was thought well of by the King that he
himself suggested that the wealthy manufacturer should
showing (Which he readily did having by that time pnr
chased the great landed estate of Tamworh that he could
settle and entail TO the annual value of wear IN
maintain the dignity of the rank"