A letter from Berlin stat...
A letter from Berlin states, that the divorce of the Dachess of Coburg is no longer a matter of doubt, antd that she bas choseln the city of St.Wendel, on the Rhinie, for her future residence. A subscription opened in Petersburgb, for the relief of the sufFerers by the late inuadation of that city, is said to amnount to 11 inillions of rubles. We have read in a number of the Spanish magazine published in London, called El E,j,awavl Constittdi.-nol, and n a pamphlet expressly stated to be extracted from that magazine, a juWst and acute cxamination of the Freambla and~ articles of the convention concludad by the traitor Ballasteros wvith General Mlolitor. The authorof this paper is said to be F- E- , a man of deserved reputation among libeial and enlightened Spaniards. Ballasteros anid his misdeeds have DOW lost all their interest *vith the British public, otherwise we might quote from this work the proofs of' his treachery and the sen-tence of his condewmnation. At a meethme of the Catholic Association on 'Wednesday, 2,Mr. O'ConlneU h'aving said that AMr. Lanigan.had displayed inge. nuity in his argunients, the latter got up, and very angrily called Air. O'CoRnelfto order, remnarki, t4at hc had ito right to iunpitte lnfgetugy toanrygeidten1ania This puts us in mind or an anecdote ,l ich we renemmer to have lheard of au old and respectable trades- nan at Hereford, now deceased. A coantrywoman calling at his shop with her daufghter, a blooming lassof s6, Mfr. P. remarked, in hiv usual old fisshsOned way, snd withra?sbake of his wig, which the old wvoman mistook aa denoling mlalice, that slle was " abeautiful virgin." " Virgin !" excliBn~e1 tbe offended damse, "you've no children ot' your own, Mr. P., - or you wouIdjnt scanidahze other folks's. Virgin, ldee ! She's DO mrmo;e a vi:gin tban yoa are, I'd have yea -kow. thaRtj Mr. P."-Herefrrd1ukjiepedent.