The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15
.-.,.,.,FE r. DISPATCH.
Keeping Warm in fta'y.

49,
Keeping Warm In its'y' r.
s,,a. - ,a Ser York Express 10 IN Ha-
-. "a from letter from Florence we eA''"s'
~ :, .n,s .cep warm in hot climates dg
ring the WATER an seeing ss coal tbere ID none
ole daily II, rsptes. add hence the problem Of
ssga nds saa The n ~ ss:
Keep VIII srt T. sn ps, with handle to H. icf
nc.s is covered over with ashes This they hold
q Il sspns sns They
times have large pot IN the misass Of the room
r Dc ce NOT ai' to the
sere,usian that the only wise winter residence for
a man that means TO keep warm is Canad.. or
Maius, or New B'unswiek-for In these latitud
sh. houses are all msds Tor summer. and there u
no wood enough tn the country TO warm them 'or
winter In higher northern latitude sss,y.shs
here In Italy, It ID freezs" freeze freeze III
the time. ...
TONED 20 artificial warmth do not need IL as we an
thraeite-roasted people OF America 40 Inc fLeF'
en,ine com plains not while / SILVER and shfver.-
Ne suus MIN self when little coal upon the Arno,
goes ct night 10 The opera or theatre wnere ure
gas and hot breath OF others Keep nun VAN.
With dyspepsia etc hut the Florenine fattens ana
fourishes ia bis damp, cold open air-so that, IL
compsnsaed for his cod aching fosers. in his bet
f1r Ventilation or health. Never come 20 Italy.
thai the warm Sup can ie und in hereabonts In
January. The skies Of Italy sre all poetry in the
American eye and Italy sober prose with the Bri.
Is or Northern Freuchman to whom the winner
sun is yth or ra -ity hememt sr me writing. an
IS In two oyereoats and thick big bisnk'f, before
But he not arp ,l.ed however, by tn disc omtort
There is little no frost here. The living, in q
New York eye Il ysry VERY cheap nave ave aa ors
for only about Sc day. (aen's are cheaper, how
ever. now than usual. in consequence OF all the
world" beirg IN some) Provisions are cheap :
Almost every thing of the growth of the country is
cheap; and - 90 per year VIII II lnah lousy tx
way We there spend money.
TBr RolL OF TBS HOUSE OF ,RDs.-A roll of the
Lords spiritual and temporal, in the present SEES.
sion of the Parliament Of the United Kingdom
has been published. HIS Royal Highness, the
Prince OF Wales. the heir apparent to the Crown
Of course heads the list. followed by his Majesty
George v. King OF Hanover (who sits in the
House az Duke Of Cumberland and Teyiotdae.)
his Royal Highness the Duke OF Cambridge, John
Bird Archbishop Of Canterbury, the Lord Chan
ceitor. Thomas, Archbishop of York, John George
Archbishop Of Armagh, the Lord President OF the
Council (the Marquis Of Sac bury.) tho Lord Pri'
Zeal (Esrl OF Iiardwicke,) and Henry Granville
Duke Of Norfolk. who holds the Office lhereditary
IN his family Of "Eari Marshal Of England" We
have given this list Of names in order TO illus r.
the rule of precedence which obtains in high
places and which lie more fully explained by Cap
tain bod in his Fterdge Bdronefdge, and hnt9ht'
age. The Duke Of Somerset ranks Immediately
after his Grace of Norfolk aud the Duke Of Cleve'
lani tails the list of Dukes The first Marquis on
the roll Is the Marquis Of the Exeter (Lord Stew
ard and the last the Marquis OF Daihousie, Georg'
John, Earl Delaware heads the list OF Earis, al
Lord Cham berlain of the Household, and Ear
Cowlay is the last 10 the list The first Niscoun
10 Robert viscount Hereford, and the s'f, Charles
y!scount Eversley, better known as Mr.. shaw Lee
fevre, the late Speaker Of the House OF Commons
The Bishops, by custom and etiquette, follow the
yiscounts, aud precede the Barons, or common
..Lords" The Bishop of London heads the list o.
mitred Prelates at the tail Of which Is the Bishop
of Cork: Cioyne aud Ross. Tho first Baron OF
common "Lord" Is Lord de Ros, aud the last Is
Thomas Lord KDgsdown, the penutimate Baron
s. being Colin. Lord Clyde, of Indian celebrity
EirtrpooI Times.
An exchange publishes two lines OF the great
epic upon General jackson, written by western