Lichfield (The Earl of) E. H. Tracey (The Hon.) W. S. Ellis, _Temple_ Richard L. Jones Gretton Bright Augustus Blair (Capt.) J. H. O. Moore (Capt.) Thomas Smithell, M.A. Andrew B. Mills C. Sewell Horatio Greenough, _U.S._ W. D'Arley John Gibbs William Murray Andrew J. Colvin, _U.S._ Alonzo Draper, _U.S._ G. Pietsch James Hamilton Henry J. Robinson C. H. Meeker, _U.S._" * * * * * If Dr. Graham's object was to injure Priessnitz, it was, unquestionably thoroughly defeated; for his fame continued to increase, and at the end of the same year, Gräfenberg was honoured by a visit from the Archduke Charles, heir apparent to the imperial crown of Austria, who treated Priessnitz with the greatest consideration, and shewed great interest in the Hydropathic treatment. On his arrival, an address was presented to him, numerously signed by the visitors at Gräfenberg, and presented by-- Don I. M. Estrada, Ex-Minister from Mexico to London Count Cyacki, Grand Marshal of Poland. Count Shaffgatch, Chamberlain to the King of Prussia Baron A. D. Lotzbeck, Chamberlain to the King of Bavaria Capt. Moore, 35th Regt. F. La. Moile, Ex-Consul de France. The Archduke seemed much pleased with it; and as it was a novelty in Germany, where addresses are unknown, we think a translation may be interesting to our readers. _Address presented to_ Archduke Franz Carl, _at Gräfenberg, October 4th, 1845_.