The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-17
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.-The following list
shows the names and times of birth of each of the
fa al

shows the names and times of birth of each of the
royal family of England:
Queen Victoria born Nav d 1910
5rihce Alnert Aug 25, 1919.
Prnces IS K Wsa 81 1870
Princess Alce' April Is, 1S43.
P P Alfred .......'............:Aug 6, 1874
p prncess a Helen May %, 1s46.
Irnce arthur. .....................May l, 1850.
Prince Prince. Leopold: April l. 1855
There are nine children of Victoria and Prince
Albert, four boys and five girls These are ALL ex-
cept the Princess Royal to be provided with part
ners oy marriage, and these partners must be
found among the royal families of the continent
AS most of the sprigs of royalty on the continent
are poor, it will cost England handsome sum of
money to support in royal style these children of
her majesty.
Inc Bersagilieri, who are so often mentioned in
connection with the Sandman troops are said to be
among the most dashing soldiers in the world. AS
their name indicates; they rifemen sharp shoot
ers In the battles between the Sardinians and the
Austrians in lS4S'49, they were the most effective
men who entered the contest. Their uniform con-
sists OF very dark green frock coat pants of the
same color, and hat of soft felty substance in
form like the "Kossuth." The only ornament to
their head piece is fiat, flowing plume, composed
OF black cock feathers. Many of them from boy
hood have been taught the use of the long rife in
the Alps OF Savoy. They in their hardy chase of
the chamos, are almost unerring in their aim In
their bravery, dash and enterprise, they resemble
the Texan rangers, while, saving the color of their
uniform, they look in their simple dress like hum
tiers on our Western plains. Under such leaders
as Garibaldi and Cialdini, they will make their
mark In the present war.
In the late card of John Minor Bolts, in answer
10 the scurrlllous editorial of o. Jennings Wise
there occurs characteristic passage: The youny
man wise, says Botts has had as little opportunity
OF Knowing anything of his private character
domestic habits, tastes and disposition, moral
ana social qualities, pecunary means and obiga-
tlons as he (Botts) had ''of those of the Emperor
Alexander, of whom, when | was in Russia l saw
quite as much, had as free access to, and heard
great deal more of, than this young man has seen,
had to, or heard of me''
This passage particularly, arrests the attention
OF the Cincinnati Commercial, which remarks that
herein we see the greatness of Bolts. As Bolts to
the Emperor OF Russia, so is young Wise to Bolts
duced to sum in the single rule of three. Multi
ply Bolts by the Gar, and divide by Wise, and
you have it.
FIsHING IN JUNE.-A party of gentlemen from
Hamburg projected fishing excursion to the Eds
to river a few days since Lines, hooks, bait, &C.,
were duly provided and packed, with reasonable
allowance of liquids to wet the bait, in a cham
payne basket. The liquids were in square bottles
Square bottles p ack snugly and champagne bas-
ket is precisely the most convenient for their de-
post. Nothing had been forgotten and the party
looked forward with the most pleasurable emotions
to the excitement of the excursion, loads of fish
and a good time generally. Without delay they
entrusted themselves to the care of Jim Meredith,
the popular conductor on the South Carolina Rail
road Especial charge given the baggage mas
ter with reference to the basket in which all their
hopes and future fish stored.
At the depot nearest their destination, thew were
hidden farewell, with every wish for their success.
The precious basket deposited behind car
rage in which the party had taken passage to the
river. The distance was short, but they were none
the less impatient, for the heat of the day was APP
preaching, and they longed to prepare for fishing
by testing the quality of their stores. The river
was reached and carefully the basket was unlashed
from the carriage, and clean, grassy spot, shaded
by magnificent tree, selected for the bivouac.
The basket was opened, when - no tackle was
there, square bottles of their treasures but
the cold and uninvitng body of dead baby, and a
negro baby at that In their haste they had taken
the wrong basket; had seized, taken and carried
away basket IN transitu for burial. They had
added to the grief of disconsoate parents, and
instead of stanching had increased the mourners'
tears.
Slowly and sadly they drove back to the depot.
They despatched the basket in their possession to
charleston, and took the first westward train;
nrst ascertaining that it was not Merediths train.
upon their return to Hamburg, they told not the
tale, but quietly separated, each to his several
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