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Royal Expenses.-A foreign journal gives the fol- lowing statement of the expenses paid by the nine principal nations of Europe to support their sove- reigns respectively, including the families of each. The gross amount of their expenses stated at 1s9 67OO 900 francs, which, at francs to the dollar make $37 ,934 ,0OO, and divided as follows:-The Emperor of Russia, $9,0OO,OOO; King of France, $s,5OO,0O0; Emperor of Austria $7 800, 900; King of England, $5,O0O,00O; Spain, $2,750,00O; Prus- sa. 2 187 800; Netherlands, $l ,3O0.0O0; Naples, respectively, amount to the following ratio Russia IS cents; France, 38 cents Austria, 27 cents; Span "A cents; England, s4 cents; Prussia, 20 cents; ; Netherlands, "A cents; Naples, 16 cents; Portugal, IA cents.

 As contrast to the above, we place along side tho salary ofthe President of the United States $25 000 which, divided between the people, according to the population of 1630 would amount to the ratio of a. bout one-fifth of a cent.