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hoyaI Je'9eis.-lho European correspondent
.of the Boston Atlas, writing from DRESDEN gives
the following description Of the Jewels in tho
Royal Cabinet Of Saxony:


The old sovereigns of Saxonv must have nos.
sessed Aioddin's lamp, to have anlassed the rarc
Jewels, carving in precious metals, and costly
works OF art. accumulated in the cases of Tho
GTUn1@ Ge1roIbe, or green vaults. Large coblets
composed Of agates, chalcedony, and lapis Iazgli
vases cut from solid rock crys:al-sa pr.biroe
pearls, rubies, and diamonds, to the vauo Of mn,
ny millions, exceed any similar show have ovcr
seen. One Of the diamonds is a green brilliant
weighing 10 carafs, and among the comedians is
n stone on which is cut n cross, set in a rino for
Martin Luther. The seal-ring of the ReCormor
IS also here, bearing a deaths head. around which
IS the motto. mori SGPa cociai' Tho most cost.
" works of art are by Dingnror, the Saxop
Benvennio CelIini. whose masterpiece represents
an Oriental Emperor holding court. surrounded
by his guards and mobiles, in full costume. 10 the
number Of l3S figures, all OF pure cold euapeI-
icd. Ihis trlnket occupied Dinglinger eight wears
and cost S5S.400, at a period when vhen not one
saxon In ten was taught 20 read. It's said that
the diamonds alone in this collection would my
OIL the heavy national debt with which the conn.
try is burdoned.