, 1874-11-14
eyco, toctl, and hnir not devoid Of grsce, and
with grcat energy aid spirit hor voico good,
though aba has little OF tho lrawl Of hor fam

| TOMMY MoonE.
Moore uapg IN tho oyoning, and mas worry
| agreeable tho whole day. tlo Aaid TINT Dyros,
Thought TINT Crabbo aud Coleridgo hnd the nlost
| dangerous 1t Is 10 DO story-sellcr, hovovcr
I agreeable tho meaning or amusing tho budget,
for Moore to-day told . story which l.o told ioro
| last week. However. thoy all laughed tuHt tho
saine, except ,ne, ard mora1izeu upon it thuB."
| WASHINGTON lnvfNu.
"IIo Ia lively and ttnaasuming, rather vulgar,
vory good h,,n'ored. 11o wants sprightIineas and
more refined mRuncrs. uo was ID spatn four
years, At Madrid, Soyfllo, aud dranadn. When
| he returned to Franco ho wna utterly unufor1ned
OF rlat was pnsatng Ii, Europa mht!o he was In
| Spain. and Ito gayB he now constantly. heara
! oYonta alluded to Ut which llo knows nothing"
| HEAD BnUMalE1.
"Dotainod At CaIeiH I'LL 7; however, I had
long conversation with Drumtncl about his coun-
| HolOrship, mod waD moved by his account OF liis
own distress to wr!to to tho Duke Of Wellington
! and aBk him what l.o could do for him. found
| hin, In llis old lodging. droseing. Some protty
! pieces Of old furniture In the room, an entiru
toilet of sver ard large Efoen maeaw percl,e
| gliding, full OF gayosy. fmpndonce, and misery"
I WORDSWORTH.
"Notdtworth may bo bordering on Co; hnrd-
| featured, brown. Srinkled, with rrominont teeth
| and few rcattered gray hairs. but novort!,oless
not dlsaErocable countenance; and worry cheer
ful, merry. courteous, and talkativo, much moro
SO than should hnvo oxpoctcd from tho grave
aud didacto character of lis writing. no held
phyaics viii = good deaff of eiogaieuco ); 10 Is
moro comfortable than southey. Ho mentioned
| that he novor wrote down as ho oonpoaed, but
composed WALKING, riding, or In bed, and wroto
down after; TINT Houlney compoaoa at hia
! dcHk."
K1Eo WILLIAM ".
"Ths Kinga good nature, simplicity, and
aGaGllity to all about him arc certainly very
striking. and 10 his elevation ho dous
p rNtFNt nrtIt 49, fr aba fnf4 s1a
pauions. Hs y was =" IN ~ no '' hurry TO to i tass
upon hin,aelt tho dignlty Of King, nor to
throw OF the habits and manners Of country
gentleman. He says ilo docs not want luxury
nalsaed the Kings cook. Altogether he seen,s a
klnd-hcnrted, We!l-moal,ing, not stnpid, bur-
! lcsqNe. hust!i"E Old fellow aud II he dota not
! &C, mad may inako q very decent Hing; but ho
exhibits uddltios."
"Tho Queen cano to Lady Bsthurst's to aer
tile review, and held sort Of irawinS-room, when
tue Minister'S wives were prosoutod to her. She
IL very ugly, with l,vrrltl complexion: but l'ah
good manners and did all t?lis, which she hated,
very we'll. She said tho part as il she wcro act-
| lug aud wanted tho gleen curtain to Drop"
ROYAL AMUsEDENTB.
"fhe' King (WitllAm lV.) contiuues very ACT
| i've, has iu,Meuso dinners every lny, and tia
.anlo people two Or tnreo days. running. uo has
| dismissed tho lato Kings band and employs tho
! baud Of tho Guards every night, who arc rcndy
to die Of 1t, for thoy got no pay and are provent
| Cd earning, money elso"hero. 1ho other night
| tho King had party, and nj II O'Clock he dis-
missed thou thus: Now, ladies' and gentlemen,
| wish you good night; will not dotain you my
longer from your amusement. aud Blan 20 to
my own, which is to go to bed; 30 como ulong,
| my Queen.' Yesterday morning, or tho avcn-
iuE before, hu announced to the Duke Of VOL
lingtou That 10 should dino with him. Accord
| ingiy The Dnko was Obliged, in tho middle Of his
preparations, to get dinner ready for him. In
! to Windsor, and just ut tho hour when the Dulo
expected him to dinner he was driving through
Hydn Park back from Windsor, three rarouches
mud four horaeH dead Knocked up in tho
all covered with dust. Tho Wholo mob of car
1iages aud ho1aemen assembled nenr Apsley
| House to kce him pass AMI to await till ho re-
turned. Tho Duke,. on henrinR ho was thore,
rushed ont without his hat aud stood in bis cato
| IN tho midst Of aervauts mob, etc"
"Yho talk OF tho town hns boon about tito
King aud tho toasta he gave at tho great dinner
Mt st. Jamos' the other day. no had ninety
and Ill the toroign Ambassadors. After dinner
1,c made q long, rambling speech in French, and
euaed by gying us eeutimnnt,' as he called 1t,
Tho Land Wo 1.-Two In This was before tho
made another speech in Troncll, and ended with
very coarae toast and tho words, lloni soft gui
mai y pensc.' Soften, who told it me, sad ho
mover 1olt 40 ashamed. Lord Grey was rsady to
1 Elnk lutO Iu0 GuTIl LfcEYtOtY 4aNbQGu, Oi
courae. and Seton, WHO sat next to Tafloyrand,
said to him, Ell bies qac pcnsez rous de celia Il
with ms unmoveu, lm:novaolo lace: Ao a1-
a%erou Only, oeSs oaen feah9f4a0oso i
aiAoAuhAf:
II was nok Z until Alneaulay stoou up that l
"as aware OF al tho sulGat1ty al!d unRaallliless
o. h's appearance; NOT q ray OF INTELLECT hoams
from hsB countcnance \ lump Of moro ordinary
clay never 'ncloaod o more powerful mind aud
lovely lmagnaton' Lls manner atrucE mo as
not pienslag' hns 1t was not assuming, u"emoar-
rasaed yot hot ea5y, Unpublished yot BOT coafse |;
there Waa no LIND OF uauTpation Of tho CONVERSE
ton. no tenae!ty as to opinion OF 1acts, no as.
sumption OF superiority ! but tho variety aud
extent Of lls Information was soon apparent, Tor
whatever subject WaB Touched upon no ovincod
tho utmost familiarity with It :; quotation, IL,
lustratlot, or anecdoto, seomed ready in bis hand
for every topic.'
| pA1,fEnsToH.
i" Madame do LieYcn told ME it vas Impossible
to dcscribs the contempt, as we'll rs tho lisllkc,
wlIcl. tic Curpc Diplomatique lad for Palmer
ston They haye tho meauest opinion OF his