A Mesalliance

A London Correspondent says : I hope that no expectations were entertained in tho United States concerning honors to be paid to the President's daughter on her arrival here as Mrs. Sartoris. The papers recorded the faot of her marriago in. a paragraph of uve or six Unes, but no mention has been nade of her arrival with her husband in England. In faot, the opinión seems to ba that the young lady made a mesalliance and has placed herself at a great disadvantage. As Miss örant, the daughter of the Amorican President, she was welcomed here by the swells and received by the Queen ; but as Mrs. Sartoris, the wife of au English civil engineer, she is nobody. I scarcely know whether she can even be presented at court. It is to be hoped that she will not be made unhappy by the change which her marriage has wrought in her position. ii m ii The present Pope is the 257th Bishop of Rome in succession, from St. Peter. He is now in his 82d yeer, in the 5óth of his priesthood, in the 47 of his episcopate, and the 28th of his pontifica te. The new elevator of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, with 1,600,000 bushels capaoity, was opened Tuesday.