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Maritowoc, Wis, Attorney and Solicitor; will at
tend to the business of his profession in this
and adjoining counties, and to collecting and
securing debts. Eltf.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
MAEITC voc, WIS,

G. hartley, Proprietor,
T7HIS HOUSE has been thoroughly reft.ed,
l. and improved, and travellers will find every
convenierces, ola first class Hotel. Good and
airy rooms, well furnished, aud polite stteut on
will be furnished to those who favor US will
their patronage,
s9 BOARD, per dsv, $l-per Week, SO.
Manitowoc, Aug. IL 1889 sly
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There are 3 616 slaves in ST. Louis.
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Senator TuURBER ditto.
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COLLINS s. Co.

Manitowoc, January 2, 1860.
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EERSCHEDE & SCHENDT.

Plaintiff''s Attorney.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

A DIssIPArED DoNKEY.-Mr. Dick.
ems, in An The Year Round, gives a
a description of a dissipated donkey
that he knew in London, though he
was not on speaking terms" with
him
81 have known q donkey-by
sight we were not on speaking
terms-who lived over on the Sur
rey side Of London bridge, among
the Businesses Of Jacobs Island and
Dockhead. 1t was the habit of that
animal, when his services were not
in immediate requisition, to go out
alone, idling. | have met him, a
mile or more from his place of re-
sidence, lettering about the streets,
and the expression Of his counten-
ance at such times was most degrad-
ed. He was attached to the cstab-
lishment Of an elderly lady, who
sold periwinkles, and he used to
stand on Saturday nights with a
cartful of these delicacies, outsid C
gin shop, pricking up his ears
when customer came to the cart,
and too evidently deriving satisfac-
ton from the knowledge that they
got bad measure. His mistress
was sometimes overtaken Ivy inc
briefly. The last time | ever saw
him (about five years ago. he was
in circumstances Of difficulty, caus-
ed by his falling. Having been
left alone with the cart of peri
wrinkles, and forgotten, he went of
idling. He prowled among his
usual low hants for some time, graf
flying his depraved taste, until, not
taking the cart into his calculations,
he endeavored to turn up a narrow
alley, and became greatly involved.
He was then taken into custody by
the police, and the green yard OF
the district being near at hand, was
backed into that place Of durance.
At that crisis | encountered him /;
the stubbon sense he had evinced
of being-not to compromise the
matter--a blaguard, l never saw
exceeded in a human subject. A
fiaring candle in a paper shade,
stuck in among his periwickles,
showed him, with his ragged har-
ness broken, and his cart extensive
ly shattered, twitching and shaking
his hanging head, a picture of dis,
grace and obduracy. Ihave seen
boys taken to the station house who
were as like him as his own brother
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31


the Year Roundp talks thus Of tobac-
co -
What has been the influence Of the use
tobacco upon individual and social
man Has IL been, on the whole, n
bane or blessingY Has it diminish.
ed suffering, has it increased enjoy
mentY Has the want which its in
PRODUCTION has created, been n benefit
to the world at Target How many
acres Of land are devoted TO the cult
walton Of the plantsl How much capital
is employed, how many manufacturers
For the chewers Of the quid, the smo-
kers Of the cigar and the pipe, the
takers Of snuff, how many ships and
sailors are busted in the sea transport /;
how many merchants, traders, and
shopkeepers, does the traffic interest /;
how much or venue does it give TO
national treasures 2 Thousands, tens
of thousands, millions, are the only
figures by which any approximate
idea can be conveyed. Popes, czars,
emperors, and kings have Numbered
anathcmas against this unfortunate
weed, but all tho denunciations have
ended in smoke--have helped not to
suppress, but TO extend and argument
the fumes Of the weed, and all prince
ly power and policy has ended in
capitulation, and by turning tobacco
into one Of the IN ost prolific and profit
able sources Of revenue. Its yearly
consumption in the United Kingdom
exceeds thirty three million Of pounds
avoirdupois, and give to the imperial
revenue more than five millions and
a quarter in pounds sterling. Consid-
erably more, therefore, than n pound
per head is annually used by the Eu-
ropean subjects of Her Majesty, and,
remembering that there are many,
and the more populous countries, in
which the employment Of tobacco is
more common than in England, it
may be calculated that we do not
consume more than one-twentieh part
of the produce Of the world. And if
the inhabitants Of the globe be estim-
ated at twelve hundred millips, and
the average consumption be taken
ut only one half that Of Great Britain,
the daily use Of tobacco would be
represented by nearly two millions of
pounds--the average yearly consump-
ton at about seven hundred millions
of pounds.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

DLUE LICK WATERLOO sale by the Barre
ID Gallon or the Glass at
sugi r. DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

MAsoNIo.-Tho brethren of st. james
Masonic Lodge will meet in regular
monthly communication at their Hall
corner of main and Church streets, on Sat
urday night, the lat Of September. The
members of Washington X. A. Chapter,
will meet at tho same place on Monday
night tho Sd proxo. See notices this
morning.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
II. ID. DAYS DRUG STORE.
MUSIC TEACHER.

rINHE undersigned begs to offer his services as
l. Teacher of Pianos, Guitars, or Vocalisation.
sT Parties wishing an interview or further
particulars, please apply at Bogers Drug Store.
augS W. HERR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

TNIIE duties Of the Institute, will be re-
i sumed on Wednesday,, the 10th Octo
Der, 1860. As the number of pupils is nee
essarily limited applications should be
made as early as practicable.
80 For circulars containing terms, &C.,
apply to w. II. N. MAGRUDER,
aug2 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
NEW GOODS.

j u = II IL T. g EIV II d.
BLINKETS, KERSETS, LiNSETS, 10
WELLS, TWTLLED. BLUE AND TEL- ,
Low STRIPES, JEANS. BLEACH-
Ed AND UNBLEAOIfED no
MESTICS. PRINTS, Ere.
--ALso-
NEWS BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES FINE
SHOES ARD CATERS, OITLDREN'S
SHOES, MEN AND BOTS
MATS, FRO, ETG.
To which we call the attention Of our friends and
scquaintances.
Aug227 HEUDE RliODEb-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
STOVES.
Useful In Every Family.

SPALDlNG's Prepared Glue, Grasselli's Glass
~ Cement, Robinson's Silver Soap-for sale at
aug22-2w PIPER a BRADf0RD's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

ME- are now receiving large additions TO our
w stock Of Headsteads, bureaus, Armoirs,
Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Hall Stands, What-Nots,
Safes. sideboaIds Cribs, Book Cases, Secretaries,
dr., dc. PIPER # BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
NEWS DEPOT.

UNlIE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
Il lie that he has established a
NEWS AGENCY
in tails place, where persons will find any Of the
leading Papers and periodicals published in the
United States or Europe.
Subscrip tons received for any paper or psrio.
deal at his Office. r. l.. HENDERSON,
Rug7.u Two doors below Pos: ONCE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

DREMIUM Magic Duplicating aud
L Impression Paper-for sale by
july3i ED. II WIN. BO9EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
IRISH LINEN.

A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Linen
doo7 ~ ''' ''"' 1. M. &suEk's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
GUM DROPS.
I,EECITES
IIATsl HATS!
IRONl 'FRONT.'

IN 600 LBS, genuine Tennessee West
ern Iron Mountain, and Eng
lish lr,n for sale In any quantity TO suit. We
want u understood by our customers that we ars
not going TO be nHisrsotiin this particular branch
and we w uld ask them to ascertain, and com
pare prices before purchasing.
MONTAN d MATTA,
dec2s Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
Linen and Rnhin.t Melting.

I HNyE full supply Of these goods, Bobinet
i In all widths, also, Pink and Blue Bobinets,
white Linen MEETINGS, also Brown do for plants-
tion use. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
yALENCIENNEs COLLARS.

A HANDSOME supply Of vslssciennes Collars
"A and a large lot Vslenciennes and Thread
Lsces, to arrive In few days at the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
aug23 Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
CRIMINAL JURIsPRUDENCE

Lo u I = I a N "A,
by Albert Worries, for sale by
Rugo J. MCCORMICK,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
SAVE YOUR FRUIT
FURNITURE.

SELF SEALING CANS without wax, a new
~ patentat PIPER a. BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

INA few days we will be prepared 10 show a
Il most magnificent stock of Embr idered JAG
onets, Bands, Cambria Edglngs, Swiss InsertinRs,
etc, to which we would beg the Ladies TO favor
us with their selections
aug22 DALSlIEIMER, SIMON a co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
.JuST RECEIVED

LIOUk, superhne and Extra Brands; Maokarel
l. In Kits, Barrels and half Barrels, Crushed
aud Powdered Sugar In Barrels, sardines In half
aud quarter boxes; Coffee, Rio, Java and Mocha;
90 Bbls Cosmon whisky; Mess Beef In Bbls. and
Butter 10 Firkins. Havana Segars, a cho ice ar
tcl,--.or saie ny
augI2 3. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

ParssUis and Umbrellas.
L HAVE lust opened a very large assortment
Il these goods. W. u. PHILLIPe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
Dress Trimmings.

A FULL assortment Of these goods can now be
IA found at my store, also a large supply oibr l.
tous, Narcotics Trimmings, and Braids.
sprlS W. D.PHILLTPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
FRENCH CALICOS.

1 HAVE Just received n few choice patterns for
U Ladies and children, also another lot Of white
Cotton, good and cheap.
aug25 FANNIE 7. O'CONOR,
NJ rth boulevard Street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
FOR RENT.


Trefelto the Secret Of beauty.
A sACRET treasure Of Marie Autoinstte and
"A the ladies' Of the court Of Louise XIV, An
elegant Floral Companion for n lady's tsilet-For
sale only at ED. a WIN. BOGELS
July3l Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
NEW GOODS

lust OPENED, fresh assortment OF On
81 Saddlery, consisting Of Ladies ~ "
Gentlemen and Boys ssdles; Brides Of
various kinds, for Buggy and Coach Whips for
Carriage, wagon and Horse; Carriages for chill
dren, made extra strong; Fancy Carpet Bags Of
Leather and Velvet Ri die Bits "a great variety }
Leather-Cbamois, etc.
manufactures can sell them as cheap as any
house In the State. am as usual prepared TO
repair, varnish in . superior manner Carriages
Of every description. L. GQYAUX,
July3lst Cor. Convention and Third SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
lailp 6a3ettr ano Comet.
HaTON ROgGE,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81, 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
PIANO TUNING
Collegiate Institute of Baton Rouge.

FINIE undersigned will attend to tuning of
Il Pianos. W. HERR, care E& w BOGEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

= u N ID II / II s.
SO BOXES various Brands s GsTns Tobacco ace
Casks Fine Brandy;
4" Peach do;
I" MADEIRA and Port Wine;
Z" Ginger Wine:
l Jamaica Rum;
10 Dozen 1Iostetters' Bitters;
10 A." Binninger's London Dock Gin II
10 4" SiDgletoh's London Cordial do;
10 VOLTS Scbeidsm Schnspps;
10 MsLean's Cordial;
Gross Jacobs do:
&" Perry Davis Pain Killer;
10 Fahnestock's Vermifuge;
Asserted Fruit Jars;
Townsend's Bulls, Williams and
sands Sarsaprilla;
" Mustard;
200 Ounces Quinine;
Garden Seeds OF all kinds;
Cutlery, n new LOT, just received.
Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy Goods Of
all kinds In Store and for sale by
augll A. STEWART CO.,
Druggists,
Waddill's old stand, Main ST., Baton Rouge. Z
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31
FRESH ARRIVALS.

S,TAG 4 suBAY's Sugar Cured Hams, Hyatt
- GWoods do. do.
Leigbtous, do. do.
Bacon shoulders, Whisky In bills, Star Candles
Jamaica Coffee, q fine article-Beef in bills, for
sale at small advance TO the trade.
mays s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

WHIskEYl 225 Barrels Whiskey; 300
w Boxes Candles 300 Boxes soap, for sale by
iunel4 BEAL PATTERSON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

CtOFFEE.-Mocha.J Java, Mexican Rio. Fo
~ sale low TO the trade.
may22 =. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

How THE WORLD SMoKEs.-"All
the Year Round" talks thus of tobac-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-31

New Spring aud Summer Goods.
7 WOULD respectfully inform my customers that
l. have now in store my entire stock Of Sp ing
Goods, and solcita call from all those in need OF
ny article in my line. w. ID. PHILLIPS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN ARKANsAs.-The par
ticulars of a most bloody tragedy, which was
enacted in CORTLAND county, Arkansas, near
St. Francis river, about twenty-five miles from
this city, came to our knowledge yesterday
On the night of the 2lst ult., a man named
Robinson was shot through the window and
instantly killed by some person on the outside
Of his house. When the diabolical deed was
committed, as was afterwards ascertained, no
body was in the house with him but his wife,
and he was in the act of undressing, prepare
tory to going 10 bed.
The whole matter remained buried in the
deepest mystery until several days had elapsed,
when some of the %neighbors of the murdered
man arrested his wife on suspicion. She con-
fessed that she knew something Of the killing,
and implicated two brothers, whose names our
informant did not ascertain. One of them
confessed that it was arranged that when Rob
inson was put out of the way he was TO marry
his widow, and that he had paid his brother
one hundred dollars to do the deed. A Vigil
ance committee was formed, and on Thursday
the two men were taken into the woods and
hung. The committee also resolved to hang
the woman and wa3 to have executed the sen
tence yesterday. Altogether the affair is one
of the bloodiest records of crime and speedy
retribntion we ever heard of-Memphis Ara-
LancA, March 3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

THE BOWELS AND THEIR FUNCTIoNs.-As health is tn
greatest blessing that we can enjoy, without which sn
other blessings are OF little consequence, we deem, II u
great Importance to point 1T the way for you toenJ ".
Tho b IyeIs must be kept in a state by winch they are
enabled to carry OF the useless matter they are tbs
nam enamel winch naknrc has appointed to carry ev "y-
thing that is necessary. And il is impossible to tell Si>t
a large amount of sickness has been caused by const pa
ton, or costivcness in other words, by not Keeping Ito
bowels regular it is the main road TO all disease il .
the cause of unnatural irrit ttion TO the mucus or lining
membrane OF the bowels. Having lost their natural
strength, they cannot object to what is required Of them.
Hence, the bowels become Unframed, and unless you hnd
a speedy relief, n thousand other complaints are ever
ready 80 drag you through a miserable and wrrtcbed life.
Such medicines must be given az will The stomach
aud bowels, AM restore their natural strength. To nc
complish this there is no compound go valuable ms these
Pills all other medicines sink into utter inggnihcahce
when compared to Thorn itseems as though me Autnor
OF Nature had designed them for this as well NJ other
complaints. From two TO five rills n day Will incres -
strength and appetite, and cleanse the stomach and in
testineS from whatever is iniuriOCE.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by ell dealers n
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

The Baltimore Patriot, and the Whining
ton (Delaware) Republican, have published
the late speech of Senator Seward. This they
have done for the laudable purpose of letting
their readers know what are the principles,
aims. and objects of the Republican party, as
stated by one of their recognized o~racles, rath-
er than leave them to draw their differences
from the Misrepresentation of Democratic pa
pers and orators. as is the custom in the
Southern States. The general dissemination
of that speech among the people of the slave
States would give them q different opinion Of
its author from that they now entertain. They
would discover he is far from being the illibcr-
al fanatic their papers had represented him,
and that there is nothing very horrible to be dis
covered in the sentiments he utters. Of this
same speech the New Orleans Picayune says:
The manner of the speech is to be admired
for its polite suavity. Whatever may be Mr..
Stewards vices as a politician, or faults as a
statesman, his tone as a Senator is unexcep-
tiomable. 1t is courteous dignified rnd dispas-
sionate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

Mount VERSoN.-The Ladies' Association
have at length obtained possession of the Mount
Vernon estate from the late proprietor MIR. j.
a. Washington. On Wednesday afternoon, a
delegation of ladies went Down from Washing
ton City to inspect the purchase. They had
invited Congress to accompany them, but that
patriotic body, after making preparations to
go, was unfortunately, detained by "strcss of
talk" But thirty Representatives and u single
Senator to do honor to the occasion, to the
ladies and TO the Father Of his country. This
formal taking possession of the House of Wash
ington-by the ladies of America forms an in
t~eresting event in the annals Of our history.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

A considerable number of the New York
bruisers have gone to Europe for the purpose
of witnessing the fight to come off on the 10th
of April between Tom Sayers and J. c. Hce-
nan. Sayers is the present champion of the
English ring, and Hcenan is the person who
had the savage fight last summer in Canada
with John Morrisscy. in which encounter he
came out second best. Morrissey is one OF the
number who left for England on the last steam
or. Just as the vessel was about to stsrt, he
received a dispatch announcing the death ofhis
mother. He remarked she would doubtless be
properly buried, and without paying any fur
Their attention to the message proceeded OH his
journey. The circumstance forcibly i~liustrat-
ed what manner of man he is, and the following
paragraph indicates from what kind ola source
he received his carly training:
The Albany Evening Journal of the 10Th
says-"Joanna Morris>ey, mother of John
Morrissey, the pugilist, vas yesterday morning
found drowned in the Poestcnkill creek, REM
selaer county. She was Of Incorporate habits,
and has repeatedly served out terms of impris-
oament in our Penitentiury for intoxication.-
In attempting to cross the bridge she probably
lost her way, and walked into the creek i'll Il
state of intoxication.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

The following brief is. comprises the names
OF the distinguished members of the Democrat
ic parry who aspire to the Pres idency, each
one of whom hop IS to be the lucky man who
will come off victorious at Charleston. They
are arranged in alphabetical order:
Bright, jesse D., Indiana Breckenridge, J.
c.. Kentucky; Bayard, Jas A. Delaware;
Brown, A. g., Mississippi; Cobb, Howell, Geo;
Davis, Jefferson, Mississippi; Dickinson, D. s.,
New York; Douglass, S. A, Illinois; Guthrie,
James, Kentucky; Hammond, J. H., South
Carolina; Harvey, w. H., Oregon; Hunter,
R. NJ. T., Virginia Houston, Sam, Texas;
I~verson. Alfred, Georgia johnson, Andrew,
Tenn Lane, Jos. H., Oregon; Orr, Jas. L.,
S. c; O'Conor, Chas, n. Y; Pierce. Frank
lin, N. E: Stockton, R. F., n. J; Stephens,
A. H., Geo; Slidell, John, Ia; Seymour, Ho-
ratio, N. Y; Seymour, 1hos. H., CT; Wise,
Henry A, Va; Wool, John F., N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Two Bad Gases of scrofula Cured.

NEW YORK, June 10. 1859.
My daughter, two and a half years old, suf-
fered, since her birth, from s%crotula, boils, OPP
preston of the stomach, and loss of appetite.
l have been using Peruvian Syrup in her case,
and am happy to say that she is restored to
health.
The same was with my youngest boy, Ru-
dolph, eight months old. He suffered from
~scrofula his ears were sore, and he had, on
different parts of his body, scabs of a dangerous
character. l used the Peruvian Syrup two
weeks, and my pretty boy is perfectly well his
ears are sound, and his entire body is free from
scabs. etc.
r. WIECZORK, D. D., so West 4lst st.
The writer of the abovei is an intelligent Ger
man clergyman, and is highly esteemed by his
people.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is a Solution Of he Protoatde
Of Iron, ii new discovery in medicine and strikes
at the root of disease by producing healthy blood,
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism. For sale by all Druggists" STARR &
BROTHER Agents for Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
what a Ocean Costs.

The following from the Philadelphia Press
will give our readers an idea OF the expense to
the British nation of supporting the court of
England. 1t may be new to inany of our rea-
ders, and will show them what royalty costs !:
In the last year the outlay by the British peo-
pie for Royal Establishments amounted to
s546,0Oo, making about sl,735,e55.~ The
iealing items are as follows Queen Victoria's
Civil List, E395,006 including her Privy
Purse, G90,0 900 salaries Of Household Gl31-,
900 /; Household expenses, ELL 900; Royal
bounty, $4,000; Pensions, el 200; Miscci-
ianeous, eS,04O Prince Albert's Annuity,
ESQ, 900 Duchess Of Kent. 100000; Duchess
Of Cambridge, 5000 Duchess of Meeklen
berg-Strellix, $4,000 King of the Belginas.
$4,000 Princess Frederick William. Of
Prussia, G7,576 servants of deceased Royal
ty, s2,925. All these moneys are paid out of
the Consolidated Fund Tor public r~evenue) of
England, and do not represent the whole
amount received by the Royal Family. Thus.
Prince Albert has numerous offices, civil and
military, which bring him in an additional in
como of 100000. The Duke OF Cambridge,
beside having part of st. James Palace. free
of rent, taxes and repairs, has some 100000
per annum extra as Commander-in-Chief and
Colonel of Cavalry Regiments. Not only is
the Queens aunt, the Duchess Of Cambridge,
handsomely pensioned, as well as her son and
two daughters, but even her son-in-law, a very
poor German prince, accepts el, LIS a year
from Great Britain. The Queens mother and
the Queens uncle, leopold of Belgiuml have
$4,000 a year between them. Nay. so much
Is money an object with Royalty, that the
Princess Royal Of England. married to the
King of Prussia's nephew, was meanly per-
mitted by the Prussiau Royal Family to saddle
the British nation with a life pension to her of
E7,588 a year, which John Bull will probably
have to pay during the next half century.