The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

INTERESTING EXTRACT PROM PRIVATE COR
REsPONDENCE


fishes the suhioined extracts from the in
tetesting private correspondence Of the
present lady cmhassadrcss at the court
If st. Petersburg, commencing May 2sth,
On the steamer Persia Those who have
pcruscd her literary contributions to llar-
pef. her Free Flag of Cuba, or the
many gems she has furnished in years
gone 10y to our own columns, will apprc.
estc these dottings But to many ia
this community to whom she was person
aly k;.owu and admired, they will bemorc
highly esteemed Her reflections eyiucc
sound SENSE, correct judgment and nice
discrimination, but are more 10 bc ad-
uircd for the evidence which they at.
ford II the loyliuess of her character
and Of the affection which she chcri-hcs
ar her native hand and Of friends which
contains
May 2sth. S'elarr P0ag-l have had
very kind friends among the lady pa~sou.
-,r-, une in particular, Mrs. Gwn. wife
4 senator Gwin. from California she has
been So kind Poor has, It secms.
talent for sea sickness. for she has not
been able TO hold up her head since We
left port. nor has Adele, the French maid
T. morrow we get into port
.lrNE sth-lIavc been two days and a
mlf ma Liverpool We are stopping at
th. Queens Hotel have very NICE rooms
ia1 private porlor, but the eating Is mis-
cradle
JrNf 9th Left Liverpool tins morning
at hilf-past ten. reached Luudpn &C. htii-
past four | mus, comics, myself "a iittlc
disappointed IN the appearance of old
England" although % - beautiful IL
has very much the appearance 8 ayt-
yauia and the New England States. with
Is patches of green its running wafer
and grazing cattle. But there rs one
! thing lovely beyond description. mean
ne daisies aud huttci-cups that sprinkle
| "a. ,-,f,h ma IA shower II sllNr auN +""t
,b, brilliant hucs Of the red poppy grow
rr wild as it does among the No, oats.
rivcs % picturesque effect, especially
WHOM relieved now and then by lunches
| f .,,v dnndallions saw ais" ihr 10
| w..ns hawthorn hedges, tn~e hede'e
wb,,h in novels. the handsome young
man IN hunting costume always >rrhe.'
yer. followed 10y his dog, and through
which villains creep To- hear important
conversations they are very ptt'Ii "",
mach more admire the oher"h'c' au'
moro especially the wild peach hedge
seen ina my own dear south
/. was glad enough 10
sow shc smoke of Loud IN, for the car was
uncomfortable and | was greatly IA
ntucd Gen Campbell. the CONSUL "o'
Or, at the acpo, ard told Ca. / t,a' ne
h,b taken rooms for him at Feuiohs no
,,l II lanes street SO IT, fentons we
r,mr and it certainly is the glaomics'
l...a In the world My parlor ~ ".''n
ye dime. is large solemn, ana mnstN' p''
r.am small and FIVE flights mp We OF
] l.rcd dinner at &, and aitor Dinner GROVE
Al II lanes and then TO Hyde Park /
.a. disappointed in Hyde Park II Is
certainly vast and extensive. hk" young
eoup,rv ia the heart ot London, and Is
doubtless the greatest blessing the lower
classes Of London have, hut the gr"ihu u
are NOT to my taste. handsomely la'd on.
nor are there many trees -. 'a'."
nv has moro and on the whole, Ike
! that better Hyde Park was h'ieu Wl'''
i ht spleuAid cquipages OF tue nn''"'s
,.l the more modest vehicles "i t''. ''~
4 naativ 10 say nothing Of the hundreds
! ON f,ot who crowded every path Tue
! nobility think, DO not ~ 9n' III Wy
nnrh 6nrr style than ourselves. only a
grs5ier dispay Of servants ne ,a'','
Co. are onen dixie those in New YORK
summer. and the coachman ana io9Vn'u
M livery The hanas0luest livery 50"
was black hat with gold band, green
coat with eold lace and buttons, crimson
,h,sh lnnc.broechcs and white silk stock
ugs. ~. ,.,.,u
me- to secure rooms more nSf'eao'e
succeeded most admirably We are now
AT Norley's Hotel on Trafalgar sluafc
Ny narlor and bedroom are delightful el
rsantlv furnished with rosewood. d'm
ask mirrors. &c. Have beautiful IRON
view If fine fountains, and a statue %
u Nelson and Sir Robert Peel.
Jrxr ll.-My birthday, IN a lore'gl
land withour,husc dear faces that hav'
vladdcned all my life The frat thnl
when opened my eyes tins mofn'hg
was beautiful basket oi hothouse no"
crs half HID in them was box contain
ing ear rings breastpin and bracelet /"
wrought gold, with punches oi Fiole's -
amccd ON them, with diamond N enc
violet. In another basket were gfapc'
peaches, ncctarines cherries, and IN
cau,alopc melon We wen, to the koy.
Exhibition Of paintings to-day, but mott
ing struck me particularly , tonight W
20 TO see kcan IN Macbeth
JUNE la,h.-kcan was splendid, bl
he had no support. The theatre Oar "a,
and dingy, very inferior 10 ours !
night am going to hear Dickens re'
his STORY Of Little ponbcy, when
Just history of little Paul ! know
will be Il treat
Jrxr l3,h.-so heard Dickens rc'
Dombey. and must confess to some d'sa
poin,ment. Some portions he read WI
asgular b,aaig and patAos, but. on u
Who'll, 4, ,,.,4 ,.g,N inferior To- his tn'