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THE FASHIONABLE WoRLD.-e' 7hs Kiae's Levee,'' " Tue Palace. We must take the liberty of entering our protest and demurrer against certain gossipping letter writers at Washington, who begin already to imagine, we should suppose, by their ape ry of courtly language, that our govern ment has actually passed into monarchy with all It's gaudy trappings and appendages. Not so fast, gentlemen. It Is quite too soon to build up an Alnack's or Tatter- sal's upon the Pennsylvania Avenue-quite too early to forestall so prematurely and unadvisedly a change that many of the moths and butterflies about the White House may devoutly desire. It is little too much Ill advance of the times to begin to assume such pompous phrases as '' the kings le- vee," "scenes at court" ''belles of the palace,'' ''royal band of the marlne guard'' except 1t be Tn superlative derision, when 1t may be lnstifiable and have wholesome and corrective influence. To go so far too as to particularize by name such and such stars of the "nobility and royalty house. hold,n as shine with greatest lustre round '' the throne." Thus-Miss Keyser, of bdittiltOlCs Ieto q OOuitCIldilCC lthC d Sldt- lit lake, curling its lips into rpples in some dream of delight" &c. .' Miss Harper, of Baltimore, (also,) reminds me of Green ough's Medora.n 's Miss Cass, a perfect Madonna" l" They are all of eonrse-all these favored and exalted personages so far above the ''poor rabble,s that they are all of them .'ifesioros and .modonusas-C Count

 esses and Marchionesses. But they, we

 think, as well as every American of pure

 taste, must feel their delicacy little re-

 volted with this mawlxish, ill-placed and ill., timed adulation. It is taking, besides, an unauthorized liberty with private names; making innocent ladies, because they have the ensree at "the palace" and are allied by blood or otherwise, to men in office, public characters establishing a court gazette--a board ofgreencloth, &c. By and by we shall have :. maids of honor,n ladies in wait ing" and such other sickly fummery in im- itaton of the slang of St. Cloud or St. James; all of which is in this republic IT, dicuIous mockery and lamentable presump- tion.-.N. F. Star.