, 1861-10-18
Chicago Gtiihut>e
RnRRKHN MIN

FOREIGN mIB0ELLANY.
Our lsst Ep9lfsh pepers announce that
Queen Tictoris Is in quiet retiEement at her
fsTorite residence, Balmora1. NE fear thst the
even tenor Of her Way il likely TO be broken
by the ulstarred match which her eldest
daughter has made. Frequent illusions have I
been made to this subject In the English pa
perB in as delicate manner as was poss BE, |
respondent Of the Belfast Heos Les4es, has J.
the following remarks -" The unhappy rs1a- |
tions that exist between the Princess Royal Of
England and the husband selected for her by I
the laws which regulate royal alliances have |
ZOE BECOME SO well known that It is Idle to |
renrain longer retlcent on the subject. 1t Is |
stated that the circumstance has oecasioned !
the iytlest concern in The most d1sting guished |
household IN the land, and ttat 10 pains have |
been spared to make repree entations In the |
qusltel to which an argsal D: might be suppossd
at present conducted, should terminate unhap- |
ply, cannot be matter Of surprise but the !
Prince Of Prnessa, from his youth and app2r.
EFT tisnkDesR and candor, gave promise OF
proving an exception to the general run OF
Gernan Princes in this respecL 1 remember
baVtbg bsen present when his RoJl Highnee6
MADE speech in reply to an address OF con-
CIRCULATION from the Manchester Chamber Of
Commerce, in which he ststed, with extraor-
dinary emphaki5, and IN Tery tar English,
the. it would be the study Of his life to con
tribute es much as possible to the happiness
Of the Princess Royal, and thus establish
claim upon the good will aud affections Of the
English people! The cotton lords chesred
thiE chival1ous declaration, and pronounced the
was stated that the Prince had bean guilty Of
actual violence to his fragile Wifa; this may
hare been, and We hope WAS, au cxagggeratlon,
bat it is certain that very ssvere quarrel took
place between the royal couple, and that the
Frincees's visit to England had reference to
have been sufficient cause for war between the
parties, their subjects counting for nothing
except in SO tar as they were good soldiers and
paid 1szes. Bat now, even dsVo1c@ WouId
not provoke such reprisal This time lasS
year the P1iuce Of Wales vas with Us, f6ted
ard honc.cd. By the lest accounts he was ct
| Cologne" the city Of smelis and odoEs vile"
| where he met With To less brilliant recep-
+ion than he had here Surely so much adula-
| lion must ultimately spoil even the best edu-
e1s-" lie was receiVed by the King and Queen
| Of Prussia in state, the Princess Royal {nis
| unhapp1 eiste1), being in full bal. and
| sparkling with diamonds The King was
with DECORATIONS The Prince wore hts scarlet
| amy uniform and 8 hat with waving plumea.
| The cheering vas deafeniug; Cologne went
mad, dirty, q. i: il, aud the band in attendance
struck up God save the Qoeen." What il it
| all about? Is Albert Edward goi1g to Berlin
| to Hlip the man vino behaves so badly to his
sister M! Court etiquette foTblds that.
The truth if, Il. r, q. is oa 8 matrimonial e2.
! cr1siou. Arropes Letter from the banks OF
the Rhine cay the sweet Prince has improved
il appearance eiEc5 his visit to 1ha land Of the
Tree. He begins to look s little like The po-'
traits Of the Georges, his ancestor6, and his
| 1tcent hard service in tbs camp IN Ireland has
t4cued his checks. 81 he Looks more manly
1uc1c so.dierliGe, out lot quitelso "pretty ~
more like E. good, sensible big-nosed young
tellow, a-d less ike way image He va!
! dressed on this occasion in . black semi
military uniform, profuse]y eaornee will
numerous little bits and taos of rib
boa. 80 that il he 1l&d bsea blown upon By
1espvctabIy.s pair Of bellows, Or even
! genie zsphyr, t:lt tatte!11g OF those tao
| Would have besn in the highest degree agrees
| Bile He wore cloth cap, epurs, abd Was ss
cnre]g fastened TO large cavalry sword. e
: Eas 1nneed most uDp1esending-looklng PEI
toa. Tie Prices companions we're dazz In
: in Ell inverse proportion to their real ranG
B TIE Prince ROYAL Of Prussia, Frederick vi
: ism, vas il ordinary c1tizen's clothes, an
Q locked like ary 1Henty thousand other n
spectacle young mea. The Dake Of Sax
Wsimar, tic Prince Of Sa1ony, Prince Erne:
E. SAKE Gotha, The Duke Of Well ngton, and otl
:. LIS, appeared and behaved like gennemea
: | but tEera wer7 several other Individuals
: | miner lenk Eao s7er1 decorated with as mao
1nt6sls as q corporal in the Russian arm
| Ineru r ere a1Eo L few fus6y Duchesse7, VT
,aadc greet rusticg and sweeping Tl:h the
!. stif1 tIk drsscts, swoep!ng down On pictu
IT q titile icet1ensive Duke with the noise :,
:. n Alpine avalanche. Cologne waa splendid
IL ILLUMINATED, ard the old ornaments and qaai
ca1y,rgE of the houses in the narroW stree
Nere made ma2Ies: in q nost successful ma
I'd Fer. Tie t1a3rs ha:i torch1ight pfoee5sio
Q tS1mirg 9 double lne, through which the roy
party rode
"The Han Of the German gaming
q i bles has been staying here for few dsys
ID writes Tie BadeA-Eadeu correspondent O
Paris pape1. Garcia, the spaniazd, who y
= go much at Hsmburg, has also broken, t
h bank mere no less tnan five times. aud
each occasion hes pccketed nearly 94oo0
G1Go00 Vas rot considered q sufficient pro
and on his trying for larger gain
H.. lost about eG000 in one day, and a5f
'"' el6,0C0 the following day. H:s great los
|lo in ar excited etate lie began to address
Gu company present. He said thai Mr. B. the
rector Of the gambling house, WIS too grea
lord, and thought it net Wo:th his ri
49,. to attend TO his nquegt This request !
@os9 o9 that Garcia should play 1000 francs u 10
his zdrantsge hy bei1g, iim1ted to 5000 franz
r. A. lcnp BIZ. B. told hin that 1t was an est
ald lshed rule that no player should stake m
than COCO st one time, and If such was the {
| E4W Cl LILO EAIiQ44l6' ANAoQ uh4h3 AN AAF$A p.
Il could be made to please the lion Of the ga
. lsrg world. At this moment, when all
excitement, The infuriated lion crushed
ernmpltd il his clenched fists several b
= notes for thousands of francs; the Group
Il stared aghast the inspector OF the game ca
him 10 order, but no order was restored
the contrary, the confusion vas heiEhte
I'll English baronet and little French
,nfs9 da9 having q tight, to the great confusion
:1iglt Of al The COMPANY present. The two
ers were expelled the kursaal ard order wa
III ttossd tie game continued and finished, n
. g the Lon Eas relieved Of all his surplus NJ
Q 3 ANY person present en- that occssfon Il
y y y 1ea1n. lesson, aEd such lesson as r
Q 10 leach Tim never to gamble. He might re
, 10 the anxious faces Of the gamblers the
c,tv tions that were passing within. Many OF
good baYe STE ked upon the taps very nearly all
wary fo1tunee, and remain with but little rem
iaci c1G If their patrlmopy, aud that being lost
VRnts ! ere TeEGced to AeEGefy oEleT6 play WltA
1:gc 3Tss incomes, snd the result is that they ar
'4A~0 1iged to practice hard economy durin!
,.feater part Of the yer to make up fo
ors, }cssrs they have sustaiaed during their al
'-6S' the German gambling towns while the1
- others who are tampted to try their luck
ESIs that which does no. belong to them, and,
aolpb in unsuccessful attack upon the bank
& aanE9 &c; t:eir days in prison. But everybody
to% ~ this, yet everybody plays; the ruin Of
Liza, Gees not act ae Warning. Nothing vii
1asa;. l vent the csl hut the closing Of all fhes
te. msn gambling houses"