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NvANKFE PRINATEERS and PRESIDENI
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A GRAND FETE IN WASHINGTON.

A grand fac was given last evening blythe British
Minister, Mr.. Champion, ut his elegant residence Oh
Georgetown Heights, in honor OF Queen Fictosia's
birth-day-her majesty, yesterday, having completed
her 35th year. notwithstanding the untarorable
state OF the weather, there was present In grace the
jtts q very liberal representation Of all those sections
oi society which render Washington SO pre-emlnent-
ly attractive TO the stranger. There were foreign am
bassadnrs, Cabinet ministers, grave Senator'S, Army
and Navy officers, heads Of bureaus, authors, artists,
savans, and philosophers. Embroidered coats and
beapanglcd uniforms Of high officials afforded o gilt
teripg contrast to tho plain black suits of the distln-
suished civilians. As for the ladies present, our pen
Iairly talters i'll the attempt to do justice to Their
charms. Our artists and lnodistes had racked their
brains, and exhausted their magazines Of dainty ana
costly fabrics, in order to convince the world IN gene
raj, and the English people in particular, that the so
rereign fair ones Of Washington regarded their By.
ter sovereign of England with feelings, not only OIL
''ths most distinguished consideration, out OF down
right love, admiration and respect-'ore, LOT ING "o.
characterization for the wife of the hulidsomest man
in Europe-and respect, for the mother OF nine 1ahier
More was accomplished Inst evening IN tho way "
negotiation than has been accomplished from the d"ys
OF AsLburtoil to the advent Of niS'n. W. regaau
partaken freely of the bait 40 LITERALLY provided by
the noble host.
Amid the soft footballs Of fniry fcct-tho %glittering
iewels-,ho graceful sweep OF SUN drcsses-tie
spnrklinr of ewes which shot forth alternately flashes
ni lightning and love-thcir were two gentlemen who
appeared to be the .'observcd OF all observers" One
wns the Earl of Elgin. and the other Sir Charles
I;roy. Lord Elcin is a short stout gentleman, on the
shady side of forty, and is decidedly John Bulish in
walk, talk, appearance and carriage. His faco, al
though round and full, beams with intellect, good
feeling and good humor. His manners are open
frank, aud winning. Sir Charles Gray IL II mucf
large: man than HIS noble countrylnun, being bott
taller and stoutcr. He is about sixty year" Of age
and his manners urc particularly grave and distl
fled.
The large and brilliant company broke up at u lat'
hour, and departed for their respective homes pleas
ed with their courtly and courteous host; plcnscd will
the monarcllical form Of government i'll England
pleased with the republican form Of government il
the United States; plcused with ench other, them
selves, and the rest Of mankind.-tltdshimgton Star.
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.:"! al tnrlntI5 icatling IL 1thcr ~iri:i"ii" hl me H'h't,
aud The citizen, Alzn of North Carollun, wDhiidS i.''
disposed 10 uritc with us.
Various committee. were appointed tochrry cut tae
We've OF the mcclius-onc af-tic puiuhcr 20 procure
grounds for II Fair in Petersburg the erauins FALL
The meeting adjourned 10 the 18th June.
MURDER.-A deliberate murder was committee
in Harrison county, Va, last week. John Dllwortli
shot Mr.. Adam Bumgarlncr. The Weston Herald
states that the dispute arose about II suit in which MIR.
Dilworth was the successful party. ID. surrendered
himself To the civil authorities.
DERANGED.-Mr. I. Barbc, one of the hest citi-
zcns Of Liberty, Virginia, hns been taken 10 the
S,atnton Lunatic ASYLUM, having been made crazy
by spirit rnppings.'
No sane man could entertain any belief in such a
miserable piece of inposture.
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.-I1le aunivcrsa-
rics OF the various societies connected with the Bap-
list denominations OF Virginia, will commence III this
city next Thursday, the first day Of June. The Dis
patch states that the General Association will orgar'
ize in DR.. IIowcll's church at 10 o'clock, and the an
nual scrnron will be delivered by the Rev. Tibrriiis
G. Jones of Norfolk, ut II o'clock. Extensive prrpG-
rutions no being mu,le by the members OF the Bap-
list churches for the accommodation uf ~lclcgatrr and
visitors, and we learn that it is expected The number
attending from all parts Of the State, will be larger
thm on any previous occasion.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION
IN NORFOLK.-At n meeting Of citizens Of Nor
f,lk, on Tuesday last, il was resolved, in obedience 10
thu suggestion OF many persons from the interior OF
tho State, TO hold an Internal Improvement Cnnvcn-
ton III that city. on Wednesday the 2j,h day of Oct"-
Der next. The Norfolk pnpnrr hope that the cnll will
yr generally responded 70. and thai the Convention
will be numcrously attended, and request that thu
papers throughout the Smte call the attention" their
renders Ia the subject, and invite the corporation
Of the people Of their section.
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MISCELLANEOUS
IN PAREO.


Perhaps the briefeSt personal memoirs ever writer
were the "Memoirs of Count Rosiopchin," written il
minutes. We subioin a few paragraphs, each o
which constitutes a "chapter:"
my BIRTH: On the 18th day Of March, 1865,
emerged from darkness into the light of day. | was
measured, | was weighed, | WAS baptized. / was
born without knowing wherefore, and my parents
thanked Heaven, without knowing for what.
"Mr EDUCATION: ] WAS taught all sorts of things,
and learned all sorts ot languages. By dint OF I'M
pudence and quackcry | sometimes passed for a 'a-
cant. NV head had become ulibrary Of odd volumes,
oil which 1 keep the key.
"MY SuFrERISGS: / was tOrmentod by masters;
by tai!ors who made tight dresses for mo; by wonen;
BY ambition; BY self!ove by useless regrets, aud by
remembrances.
"MFMoRAsLE EPocHs: At the age of thirty / gave
ND dancing; at forty my endeavOrs to please the fair
sex: at fifty, my regard OF public opinion; at sixty,
the trouble of thinking; and have now become u
true sage, or eg~otist-which is tbs same thing.
"REsrEcrABLE PRIScIPLEs; | have never mod
died in any marriages or scandal. l have never re-
commended a cook or u physician and consequently
have never attempted the life OF any one.
aMY DIsLIKEs: | had a dislike TO sOts and fops,
and TO intriguing women, who make a game OF rir-
tue; q disgust for affectation pity for made-np men
and painted women; an aversion to liquors, lnetaphy-
sics and rhubarb and a terror of justice and wild
beasts.
ANALYSIS OF MY LIFE; / await death without
fear and without impotence. Ny life hos been a bad
lneloirana oil a grand stage, where | have played the
hero, the tyrant, the lover, the noblenan, but never
the valet.
"MY EPIrAPH: Here lies, in hope of rcrose, an
old deceased mau, with a WORKOUT spirit, an exhaust
ed heart and a used-up body. Ladies' and gentle
men, paSs on
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TEE AMERICA AL BOSTON.

ADDITIONAL. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Bosrox, MAY 2j.-Thr America reached Boston
about seven o'clock.
The blockade of Greece by the allies IL officially an
nounccl.
The Greek Chambers have dissolved. The Iii-ur'
rcrtiou is beaten al every point.
Russian agents are busy melting discomfort III
Cnmliu.
The Shah of Persia and the King oi B"kharla have
concluded Il treaty offensive and defensive.
Persia ims declared against Russia and demands The
restitution Of her captured provinces.
Gen. Pa.kirwitch will defend Bucharest at all ha-
yards. The Russians propose 10 attack SHiisirln by
winter, md arc also posting 1D,ODO mcn on the from
tiers of Trnn.ylvania, which will compel Austria tn
declare herself.
In the English Parliament Lord Peterborough call
cd attention to the expense of t3,0OO,U GO already i'll
Cured in the transportation nI trnops.
The official report Of Admiral Drindas, OF the bonn
barrlmrnt Of Odessa, docs not differ from the news
paper reports.
Numerous ships were fitting out at Liverpool for
the conveyance oi troops.
The French camp nt H,N0l men nj ~. iln"rs II
sail to be destined Tor Finland, Ia cooperate with
Swclcn-tlc force tn be conveyed Al the expense Of
England.
1t WIS reported ut Paris thnt Napoleon hml written
King Ohio, ri Greece, = letter, cuntioulrg him from
aiding Russia, and threatening to occupy Greece with
French troops if this summons il nor imnirthntelv NJ
tended. Twelve thousand men have slr"ndy been
detailed for TINT service. Austria also threatens
Greece.
Wallcso has been appointed minister Of war for
Prussia.
4 sensation hnd been created NJ Berlin by rlmors
Of Il discussion hctwrrn III" King and Princ""i Prls-
sin concerning the war, the LATTER favor;ng mn alliance
with the Western Powers.
Commercial adyicrs from st. Petersburg to Mny" I'd,
report the Seva full Of broken lee. Tn" weather Wa
warm nnl the supply Of tallow large. Exchange" on
London advanced to 50 per cent.
British steamers had approached Tho hRrbnr oil Sc-
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, ,,orrcs.oa with fy,llne. Of awe, Until No "''" "s'''

lrnprcssai with foellns" nF awe, n''" -"
under the blue SKY. ,o,,s,,;nr statue Il
We proceeded on 10 view The c4GTts .tSrJ. urnrly
our great here. ADlrew Jackson. :. i. really
onn9site tbo Presidents dwrliins--ana II " ri ;mt;n
wonderful how mind cHn hrcatnc 'u," all ,uLlc Of
Illuminate matter. II cniln'ls one u" ,i;ch WIN, pro.
Vulcan, who made q statue oi brasS' ;;nI;,w "a his
nounced fuullless, and only wali''M " ,yer, passing
heart tn see what thoughts and feelings e Nth this
therein; but I could not find even tins iaI :, s'nmcI
marvellous piece Of mechanism tor lho"7. nnt Jhc
breathing from every new position wv stnrt;n., nut
veins Of the horse appeared dlstrnden" I'll. wer,. dis
with the hot, excited blood, anu tic d. n"t IN fine tucc of
tortcd with excitement nnd i'ar. I"' ,II. oxnr,s.-
the rider, there WINS n calm, high thought Im's nj 70
cd-as with one hand poised i'll the ns, mm,
our udlniring guzr us n monarch "' r,,.n, NJ WISH
had forgotten 10 mention the lI'"'"'., t.nn, , ,rrrnt
iprtnu, II is n noble tribute OF respect l'n !" So
,%f;ont y, n rrcat n.an-and from III summit me VOICES
of n free people shall arise in songs !" l""
Father of this glorious Republic. cor;tJ A few
Our party repaired next day I" INC S"l' n,rcu'Ic,I IN
of the bravcst and most curious anon" a." ,ho nr,o
tho top, and there n view met our tv,H, I'M -. -
GUS landscape spread before the pr"pllc' ~ II, ,h 'a" w"r," |"
Mount Ncbo, and which must have Scn. 'n' m";l
blood bounding with proud surprise pc'I's ~
can heart. Stretching AWAY till !ost ~ tw " -: tho
rest, lay the shining car track Jus' Nv :; ~ tmo
busy city, with it's hundreds Of rl'lres h"In.nS VI ~
sun. and its snowy, murble buildings sphrhLli : !"
light, willie stretching against the Eastern nh. J" ",
brOud PotonAc--iis bosom hchvinE WIN " Tun WI
number of sail boats and other marine slhas' Wv
slalncd by a dark heavy bridge. Eut l, as wen aS
my pen, Must descend from this dizzy height; ana
now, Mcssrs. Editors, just imagine na "s h"lnrw'ra
bound, and again landed in one Of our r'lrhl' qn'ct
homes.
4 number Of Indinns Ilnd Just come i'll from Ne
L,nskn tn front ,y;th The white man. ] saw one or
two Of them on the wharf ns we were about starting
home. With what strange and bitter feelings tNcy
must have looked upon Ills III the usurpers OF Their
own beautiful land. There they stood, like one damp,
.l ,-,1a ,-ur,. .l., IL. ana, nnI i.NlIrnt Nnlll
not ~dispcrse. There is n strange, wild expression in thr
cnuuicilunrcs Of these men. could scarcely regard
them us human beings, rs with quick, cunning look
they tunnel sharply upon any thing that attracted or
provoked them.
/ Our excursion TO Mount Vernon and our soiourn in
Alexandria ! cnnnnt now describe, but will make II
the subject of another communication, M this has rx-
ccrdcd the limits Of your patience, | luar. Is.
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I1EI'T

Lieutenant Bonaparte, of tho Regiment of Mounted
Rihen,cn, has received al invitation to visit France
from his imperial grandfather, Prince jerome. The
necessary leave OF absence has hcm granted by the
War Department. Lieutenant b. is the grandson OF
the ci-drrnat Miss Patterson Of Baltimore, the first
wife OF Jerome Bonaparte. He graduated ut Wcs,
Polut two years ago, and hus aimee been on duty will
his regiment in Texas.
Unlike the European Bonapartc, this American slil
Of the Imperial house isa splendid specimen Of hui
manipulating no less than sX feet two inches il
Insight and we'll proportioned. There is nothing like
Yanke" stock FOR grating. Ii Queen Victoria hnt
married tas was hor iutcntion) Prince John Van Eu
rem instead Of Prince Albert Coburg, her children
might have been tall, straight and .tout--might even
tnally have been recognized Us halt brothers and hal
sisters by the ''sovercigns" Of America.
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POETRY.
THE GtUNi OH ~
nv FREDERICK TESNYsoN.

ny FREDERICK TESSisoE.
IF only once the ciiorist OF the morn
Hal scatter'd from lis wheels the twilight dun
Nm, once the urimaginable sun
Flasl,d soiikc through perennial clouds torlorn,
And shown lis Beauty for q moment born;
IfonIy once blind eyes had seen the spring
Waking amid the triumphs of milnoon
But once had seen the lovely summer moon
Pass by in state like II full-rohed king,
What time the ennmor'd woodlands laugh ana S''s'
Iionlv once dcnf eurs had heard the joy
Offhc wild bird, or morning brcezcs blowing
Or silverfountains from Their cGV'r"S """"r'
Oh the dcep-voicod rivers rolling oy,
Then Night eternal fallen from inc SKY
Ifonlv once weird Time had rent asnudcr
The curtain of the clouds. and shown liz Night
Climbing into the awful infinite
, Tho.n s,nys whose steps are worlds, above aud nndG
Glory on glory, wonder upon wonder!
The Ligh.ninss lit tho earthquake on his way;
The sovram thunder spoken to the world;
The rpalu-wide banners ofthe wind uitIriri;
Earth prison'd fires broke loose into tho day;
Or the great seas awoke-thcn slept for aye:
ALI. sure the heart Of Nan, too strongly tried
Bv godlike presences 10 vast and lair,
Whitening with dread, or sick with loves despair,
Had wcpt forever, and to Heaven cried
Or struck with lightnings OF delight had died!
But He, though heir of Immortality,
With mortal dust too feeble for the sight,
Draws through u veil Gods overwhelming liSht'
Use arms the soul-anon there movetI by
A more majestic angel and wc die!
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN I1Gu

Arrest of a L. 5. IMiaistcr-Gryot Loss of Life By the
Earthqnake at San Saicadoc.
New YORK, May 25.-Tie steamer Northern Light
has arrived from Aspinwall, bringing among her pus-
seugers Mr.. Borland, Y. $. Minister TO Nicaragua.
who proceeds directly on TO Washington; Col. j. Z.
Fremont and Bishop Simpson. The Northern Ligh,
also brings s5OU,00U in gold.
II pppcnrs that q serious difficulty occurred at Grey
town, between Mr.. Borland aud tho authorities. 1t
sppea-s that the latter attempted to arrest a passen-
ger by tho Nicaragus route, when III. borland inter
f-.cd, ind he was taken into custody by the Mayor,
but subsequently, released.
Five thousand lives were lost By the lais earth
quake at San Salvador.
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fnR THE r..
No. IL.

R.Ilood r.Jprra!iomS, and M'/r connections riM
Gor|r"mrH'>, STAT" an" .Aai1On6i.
There is an instinct common 20 the pets OF the Fed
cral Governments, which generally leagues them to-
rctilcr against all who would keep that government
under due constitutions restraints. 1t j, surprising
thar the advocates uf nhnlishing all duties now levied
upcn railroad iron, should lose sight Of this iact 81
pccially is it strange in those who 6" against q high
TGrili-yca, even 10 the extent ni free trade.
The iron masters have been pcttcd and slnllcd,
even under Democratic Administrations. They, OF
course, favor high taxes upon iron, and, nl course, are
Opposed 10 permitting railrond iron to come III duty
free. But The tendency al! tho course OF the free trade
men here alluded to. is t. make all lnlOlv alliance be-
tween the iron interests md the railroad interests for
if he one should nerd the help Df the other, they Will
combine and cnnprratc against the I'st "i me com
munitv. Surely il i. inconsistent and unrrHa''llhDlc ~
those who opposc q high Tariff, To crrnte and foster
suc, an unhaly alliance. Tlcy musGr; rather 10 force
ihc-r palnpcrrd Interests Ia nh;nc"nlAr c'irh olIci.
The railroad interest ii the most powcrfn! ever tn"l
Gun be welded against the iron lnniiol'ollrts. NhF
| should thos, who oppose n high Tariff, md go Tor II
reduction Of the present Tariff, let 90 their hold upon
hallcycr! They may be assured that II the rillroad
companies be allowed TO gctir"n which .hryusr' Tree
from taxes, they will instantly ntfilinte with those VINO
fuvnr high taxes upon NIL "h'f irhl--ona Win Ill WIZ
advocate ridsS legislation.
The truth il, that the people are too pntle;t llndci
too high and too unjust Il system OF Fcdrral taAhIiDi"
Its burthcns ought TO b." reduced, and that speedily
Political, corporate, and sectional. gamblers hc ar
yrrtiug the publir lunds from the original design OF the
frarpcrs Of the Constitution, which wis to make then,
aid The Treasury, and ehse of The people from n par
nr thc taxes which they would otherwise have Ia pny
for the support of the General Government: Presl'
dent Pierce hus scotchcl this system Of unrlS,teolls
gambling. Virginia has efficiently aide! in placing
him upon the true constitutional platform III re-
curd to the public domain. Let 10 Eirginlun lend d
helping hand or tongue in iostling him from that plat
fnrin. for the sake OF railroad iron, or any thing else
Our interests and honor alike forbid 1t.
4 FRIEND TO THE RIGHTS OF ALL.
MnY 1uth. lSLl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-30
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WasHlyGroS, May 26.--Iti Is genera g;u. IL
in we'll informed circles here thai LotI -. ,ba,..
tiou 10 the other matters entrusted ! ssau ths
give his attention to tho difficulties Gnba, III
tod Statcz and Spain in regerd 20 o"s;u,.ucs
known moderation Gnd thorough aeq-rsmt The
trp nome that BIO win DO abls, in ooaluenUu NJ
Marcy, 10 settle the difficulty in q ss',. a;I ,he hr'
The Supreme Court bus adjourned III
day in December.