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FOREIGN GossIP.-The following important speculation taken from the Parisan correspo, dence of the Courier des Es,ats Unis: .

 The D'Orsay has just sent tu several of hs frit nds in Paris, a statueie of himself o. his own workman ship. Prince Albert has become under ue order of superb rs, remarkable artist. Confined within the limits of hs office, he has had great deal of leisure, his duties husband could fill up all of his time and there in lhe day org ht urs when he did not know what to do. The Queen, who is a woman of judgment, saw al the dangers oi his want oi "c- cupation. She knew that idIeness is the mother of of all guilty fancles; il was necessary, then, at any cost, employ these vacant moments, and abolish this dangerous iaaclion. The young Pri"ce was ur- nished with drawing masters, and instructors in ma scal composition aHd poetry. When the Queen IS obliged 10 quit her husband to employ hersef in pub lie affairs and work N th her ministers, a professor takes possession of the royal young man, and g,ves him lesson which is prolonged till the moment when the Queen is restored to the pleasures o private ile.

 "ln this manner the imagination of the Prince cannot wander, and an ncessant surveillance projects him against the bold attacks Of coquetry. Queen Victoria hopes in this way 10 escape from any meas which may be turned apain,t her roniugal maes- ty, and on his side the Prince has fully profed by the cares given 10 his education as an artist lie IS able out pleasant verses he paints very pre- tily, and he composes with facility the air of TO- mAuce or vaude, file. A Keepsake for the New Year is in preparation which will contain his works complete, -5 r.. .fr .... n 5...

 'It belonged to Belgium to erect temple to indo- lence and unprofableness. numerous society has been formed found the Far pienfe Club The title is borrowed from Italy, for the members oi Il would not trouble themselves to find name for il. To be made member of this club, proofs of lazness and guarantees of future ,ndolenee must be given, the members n,o the most formal engagement to abstain from all occupation, and to maintain a state of compiste inactivity of body and mind The Belgian liierai admitted in full right to the Far 'Iub pruviIeb ihey nselvps be of letters: farther testimonials guarantees are required from lhem.''