Tho Empress Eug<sni<S is now in much better health than she has been for many years. The rheumatic pain which she had in her right leg has almost entirely dis appeared, , and although she is still obliged to walk with a stick, nevertheless she can take exercise for several hours every day without feeling much inconveni ence. Her tall graceful figure, her beauti ful white hair and her very distinguished features render her conspicuous wherever she goes, and it may be said with truth that, as an old lady, her appearance is quite as charming in its way as it was beautiful a quarter of a century ago. Daring her stay at Cowes onboard the Duck of Hamil ton’s yacht Thistle, the ox-Empross wan frequently to bo seen in High street, walking witn tho Princess Murat and Mme 4e Gallifet or Mine. D'Aroos. “Tho last of the Chartists,” as George Julian Harney is known, is close upon his eightieth birthday, and it is proposed to mark that occasion by a public testimonial, which is being largely subscribed to in the North of England, in acknowledgment of his services in the people's cause. Mr Harney, wio is now almost bed-ridden at his Piehraond-cn-Thamoa residence, shared the labours, (laagers and honours of the fruitful agitation of tao forties. When only 20 ho was editor of theNorthorn Star, tho organ of the Chartists, andyas called the St. Just of the movenxept. MrHerpey was one of a deputation of three which presented tfye congratulations of the Chartist b>dy to tho Provisional Government of tho Fiench .Re public. The veteran agitator still aigages in journalistic work. J’UNEIIAXi NOTICE THE Friends of Mr Herbert Biillio are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of bis late daughter Emilio,which will leave his residence, Kilbirnip, for tie Boltop street Cemetery THIS (Monday) at 9 o'clock. H. GECmQE TILETO, 717. Undertaker, Ingcstre street. NOTICES, WE wish most sincerely to) tender our most grateful thanks to fixe kind gentleman who rescued’our young ion from drowning in tho harbour on Saturday after noon. If he would kindly call wo would like to personally thank him ; wo also wish to thank Mr Grant and the boatmen who went to the rescue. ELLEN BAENES, WILLIAM BARNES. 130, Willis street. Vl6 JUPP’S BRASS BAND A$T DNIQi*, NOTICE. 