The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-10


OF politics for the purpose OF anticipating the
wants OF coming generations. 10 one point ne
direc ed his particular attention, the Improve
ment Of the laws; and all who laoored In that
Important Geld were sure OF Lord Brougham's
assistance and support. 1t is deeply to oe re-
gretted that the remains of so distlnguisbed q
son OF his country should rest In foreign land.
Yhs Marriage OF Patti.
The London correspondent of the Dublin
Eueaiag Mot, writing on the 28th of july on the
subject OF the approaching marriage OF Adellns
Patti, bays:-
In your publication Of the 25th, a quotation is
made from some contemporary which is likely
to lead your musical readers sstray on most
in portspt point connected with the young lady
above named. 1t is there stated that Mile.
Patti ma Je her last apt earance; that che had
retired from the, stage in consequence
place this week. The Eoeaing MaI having
been always remarkable tor the genuineness OF
its intelligence, think it right 10 state that the
gifted soDgstress intends TO appear upon the
stage for five years after her marriage, under
The name that she has already made famous.
She has made engagements Tor the ensuing three
years in N. PETERSBURG, Paris, and London, aud
she is to perform in st. Petersburg this autumn.
The Marquis de Caux, to whom she is 10 be
married, 10 "A hobeman OF ancient family, and is
atpreseDt Equerry TO the Emperor OF the French.
1t will be gratifying to your readers TO learn that
the Marquise de Caux will continue to euchant
the lovers OF song under her maiden name of
Mile. Adelina Patti.
EducatioBal Expenditures.
1t appears that in the twenty.eght years end
ing March 81, 1867, the expenditure male for
educat onal purposes by the Government of the
United Kingdom amounted TO f9.66S 474, of
which, however, 1891. .080 or more than ten per
cent, was abs orbed by expenses of administra-
ton, and fl3,2s4 in various misceiianeous
charges. The balance was absorbed by various
denominatioDal schools, as tollows:-Church
of England, f6,669.743; British aud Foreign
School Society $3.50 2l5; WESLEYAN, f440, 751;
Roman Catholic tEngland and Walesj, f347, ,O94;
Paiochial Union, f77,723.
Church of Scotland, f621, ,975; Free Church of
Scotland, f464,Sl Episcopal Church OF Scot
land, f63, AGA; Roman Catholic (Scotland), f29,-
3l6. The expenditure for the year ending
March 81, 1867, Tor expenses of administration
was 978 1872; and for schools OF each denomi-
nation-Ohurch OF England, ESQ, O34; British
and Foreign School Society, f66, ,461; Wesleyan,
Union. fl20; Church of Scotland, f51, ,3l2; Free
Church of Scotland, ESQ ,756; Episcopal Church
of Scotland f45s6 and Roman Catholic (Scot-
land), f2747
DIR. Pusey.
The London correspondent of the Paris Libere
sBys:-
DR.. Pusey, head of the Anglican Church party
which bears his name, has just abjured the
Anglican faith and been converted to Roman
Catholicism. This example has been immedi-
ately followed by DR.. Hamilton, Bishop OF Sails
bury, who has also gone over to Catholicism,
giving up au income of $4,000 year. The Siec'e,
which reproduces the news expresses the OPT
Mon that there is no probability of the latter
example being initiated.
The Lord Mayors Banquet.
On July 20 the Lord Mayor entertained her
Maiesty's Ministers at a banquet at the Mansion
House. In response TO the toast of Her Ma
jesty's Ministers" the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, in
a long and elab Jrate speech, defended the home
and foreign policy OF the Government, especially
with reference to those great questions OF ma
tioDal interest which have recently occupied the
attention OF Parliament. He asserted that every
movement organized by those branches of the
Government which directed the foreign relations
of the Empire, had been followed by success,
and contended that the policy OF the Conserva-
tive party was conducive to the permanent sta
bility of our national institutions. Tue company
comprised several of the Cabinet Ministers, and
the proceedings throughout were OF an almost
enthusiastic character.