The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-17
Frcnch Views Of aAmeSsean lllanncfs nj the
slaC6nrt Of Queen sSfeforffi.. : ~ I'D =,
+lAa fFEoIf IA katIiie In lime u = = -. 4 .

--,,9s rom La ktlle, June 1zi.le.t ;aesV.G !;
Persons who have frayalisdin the United States
know that ii, pershances n gentleman oecapies d
more ortess comfortable, seat in q steamboat Or d
railroad cal, hfie svpnaaa, whether cobk Or q
turkey head s wlthouta seat, there viii be found
ten oftcious Yankees foE one yl9 VII IN brutal
signify 10 tue seated gentleman that he has
to give up his seat 70 q we have nothing to
object to that raaasu. hratai ssilAnssy no May We;
ssavsl Essss isse sS ss iS ssy
may exempt theinAelyes from showing TO therfair
sex the zefioHs regard Of they offer the eA.
These thoughts ars suggested to nus by little
scandale which occurred at the'lastleves Of Queen
Victoria at st James Palace. An American citi-
zen hadsnlicited oH-MK-BAffas,B United Stares
Minister Ia A0ndony ~ be- pfesehfeds 70 the Court
levce. .Qbst dessrs expressed ny 4 republican
mot to p sstoaiss HoWsvs WHAT s s 1ss ss9
right to be surprised ct II the prstsnsim oflfhst
Englands ,leyee, jR paorniRgs pants yellow waAst-
coat, frocS coat and black neckcioth, address
scarcely defent enough to- go to the club or Tai.
tersalrsasoag fnrkisI gn2 Asa sditJ *r3 So 'nVihh
This iudscorum has not beeu tolerated. And the
master of the ceremonies informed Mr. Dallas Of It.
This gentleman pat, to say the worst has bad the
weakness 10 take the part OF his country,nau and
to withdraw With the ntiFe of thHa legaa
lion. without salutDg. the Queen. There is patu-
rally, reason tode from the citizens of tho
monarckieal eoaEtrisk TEe A American rsnab r.
cans reserve fher worship for the singers and
dancers, whose, horses they Bnha rness and whose
carriages they draw With septhusia.ma sl3at, mhat
ia to be expected of them is, that when they do 80
much as TO- socitthr honor of being introducedto
aiady, whether that lady be Queen o. moi. :they
should coorsf themselves to the habits of society
THIS Esm ne US Of e. characteristics, tsa'weS9
frankia Ates Which Y little known, bnt deserves
TO be- The great sensible map MAS an . time ii.
vited to be present feast of the Court of Iof
Is XVI 4lt honor of this solemn eveut uthe a M
rican eacoys had ordered anew wig No.s. stYs
moment TO leave for Versailles Was arrived. and
the famous wig " az not yet at Passy The s,iiEor
of forbeafahee, AID de WAS btnsterinx when ii
poor hair dresser arrived at last with the 40 mach
expected wig aFrguklins ibis satisfaction. has
tened to cover his head with the ornament iu oueA
ton. But aaast the wg0dit not tit it covered but
bali OF thehead OF the great American pxtirot -
The Impressions commenced anew 'a4ainst the
unskilifut hair dresser, who, in tfs critical
stance. exclaimed, II confess, 'bnt IT. ii t5 be q
knowleagsa that Monsieur the Ambassador has
not head AS every one.'' y, e.
This skiifui aatsery pleased good deal the good
Frankiias Yhoy afNr ina yingg daHe salt sthAk ste
habits OF, society required from him. presented
himself to the court Of Louis XVII with nat hair
and not the iesssw eitg r<ceiye3 fhyarAyns M 4
beautifutsadnobles head eff Franklin deaiuded byy
labor, but inuuiined by the besnahg Of Blindness
and intelligence did not spoil the look I'll the bar
Tors of Versailles. On The contrary, that head WAS
glory and psAIly an event But in the lSaa1sof
the plaid pants yaow lwas,saat o. the ssns
tismaa who was with the United States Minister
in Londonl .as4ia r'as4 rsi 81 ;;,5n.1.7lsi
II frrrTfrr-sr-+- -~--%-~n "a
THE GLOVER AND MATTER CASE The Fir.t
Comptroller Of the Treasry issai, this 40 nine
to have rendefsd his dstiAfol ip the now famous
Glover and Msshsr case, II wilt be recojle sd
that Glover and Mailer contracted with the Post
A. A.
carry an express mail on the Mississippi from Lon.
sville TO Nswalrleanss Sic yin seven anvE Ia rs,.
ssnger and j0~ pssssu boaas gaade thar
sent Postmaster General, in view of the exigeuces
OF the pubic service. deelIaed carrying out a.,
rangemesItss The then plisd 70 pgfsss
for damas ~ and bill was PASSED tor heir Tsii
drect ting the auditing Ut their account for damages
ana Its payment nat to. axeeEd t$ap0s 000seta3Ae
CompFraiier has awarded them the full sum se~ci.
mel IN The saids slsos that nhes his dc.
cison they will probably eSen4aahy 4obrAiu BY oct
Of Congress as much more --Hask Sar :
yf~iT'T-T Z. r Z -TTv Ii s<i;.iAsl
LITERARY NAttRlA9xs 20. j.. Nictnr. ESD, one
Of the editersG the Ssadusky IOhis). Register. 4
poet, andMiss Mesta Victoria Fuller yprJ Il IN
q, Sii0e
LissR.LIry TO CLsRsYMEs.--Me recsenti 3 no. d,
Cobb sinssassp Rev M isbse % e. 1ass =
,nls ci,y, we pay hiu. the fair salary Of $500
year nave bin permission TO travel for shree
moa.ss a9 e eco frsn shsnslspay il
Ns-.t-ia -.ss.a.,.sa sees.. 4.
MAREIAonoF IaK Kssa orr frE SAsDay,sn
IsLAnns.--Adsyces froaa Iibn6adn MAYA ~ Oh - -
esivsd At 4ar Fnociaco ID thes 81 4; Tss IS
noase Of ,on ne Isfh rIpce Ka;,mssf ~.
ha deciared hhaself The bearer 81 s. ~
III. III sg; e sHn saps,pE By la.sass him
y r. Rocks. epl grand dAnrhtss ~ - ~
john Young. Esq The house sssusned = -.
saes assuring hh msjesty that TIE auneunc....n;
:. very sgseeahA " tbep. and they .visr -
esTht = aNa " Ereat tpp9stasee Aoths nstu. -.
Nnnde. karm ecsssredst Ospe May. Oasdh 80
nuing which ~ Asthodist <huscAs ~. iffrra 4
Aknbpinfs ss~fs aassts b@s s4fsass2 ~
fssnis1k sesldT tkfst 81. bssn 49, k.r. - ~
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