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On the Goth of December, her Majesty Queen
Victoria, gave audience TO party OF OUbeway
Indians, who were conducted by the enthusiastic
Mr.. CATLIN Prince Albert was present. with
the Duchess Of Kent, and the ladies and gentle
men Of the suite. The Chief made speech, in
winch he described the loyalty OF his tribe and
the qualification himself and his countrynen felt
in beholding her Majesty. The party then per-
formed several of their national dances, after
which they partook of some reGreshmcnt and re-
turned to town. Their costume was the pictur-
csque dress of their country. The party con-
sisted of seven-iour men and three women.


We hear from Naples of an extraordinary en-
thusiasm excited there by new artistic, called
Favanti. The most remarkable things are said
of her voice, which is of an extent unprecedented
reaching from c in the bass to + in the soprano,
or no less than three octaves and half. She
draws overf1owing audiences nightly at augment
ed prices and such is the excitement respecting
her. that all the other theatres are deserted.


The Phare of Alexandria, of the llth ult, con-
tains the following: "The viceroy has arrived
in Upper Egypt in good health. On the 18th IN
slant Abbas Pacha gave grand entertainment
at his country residence, near ChOubra, IN honor
of the arrival Of the Marquis de Lavaette, at
which, besides the Marquis, were present the
Prince de Beaufremont, the Duke dc Maille, and
numerous Egyptians and Turks of distinction
In the evening there was lliantIumlnation.' y


1t is said that Mehemet Ali Pacha is seriously
contemplating the execution Of some great work
which should serve to perpetuate his memory to
future ages. Three projects are under his con
sideration-frst, ship canal between the Red
Sea and the Nile; second canal to JOIN the
Red Sea with the Nile; third, a railway across
the Desert, between Cairo and Suez. Which of
the three he might determine on was unknown.


The two youngest sons of Chcrif- Pacha, Pre-
sident of the Privy Council Of the Viceroy of
Egypt, arrived at Marsellles on the 9Th in the
EuTotas steamer. They were to proceed to Paris
to continue their education. They are accom-
panied by NJ. Granet, physician to the Viceroy.


Louis Philippe has dismissed eight Mayors of
communes for attending the leyees of the Duke
of Bordeaux al Belgrave square.


Mr. Wolff was to leave Constantinople for Tre-
besond on the 24th, furnished with firmans from
the Sultan and recommendatory letters from the
Skeikh al Islam to the hhans of Bokhara,
khiva, &c.