The following sale by auction, in London, of some of the Imperial jewels belonging to the Empress Eugenie, may also interest the reader; and we have therefore thought proper to insert the account. It took place in July, 1872, at the rooms of Christie, Manson, & Co.:-- Lots 16 and 17. A bracelet, with forget-me-nots formed of turquoises and small diamonds, and another, with pearls and diamonds,--175 guineas. (Attenborough.) 22, 23. A heart-shaped locket, formed of bands of brilliants, and a pair of gold solitaires, with large diamond centres,--215 guineas. (Copeland.) 24. A very small keyless watch, with E. in diamonds, with gold chain, set with rubies and emeralds,--120 guineas. (Agnew.) 26. A chased gold snuff-box, the top set with flowers in brilliants, with the Pasha of Egypt’s cipher in brilliants on blue enamel,--165 guineas. (B. Benjamin.) 33. A brooch, with pendants, formed of five large turquoises and brilliants,--105 guineas. (Streeter.) 35. A brilliant brooch, with sprays set with brilliants,--120 guineas. (Attenborough.) 36. A pair of large pink pearl ear-rings in enamelled setting with brilliants,--105 guineas. (Thompson.) 37. A heart-shaped pendant, formed of a fine large turquoise surmounted by brilliants,--250 guineas. (Martin.) 38, 39. A large black pearl, with brilliant top, and a heart-shaped brilliant locket,--300 guineas. (Woodgate.) 40. A pair of shell-shaped brilliant ear-rings with pearl centres and drops,--106 guineas. (B. Benjamin.) 41. A brilliant brooch, formed as a corn-flower and group of foliage,--348 guineas. (Phillips.) 43-45. A ring with a large brilliant, a fine single stone brilliant ring, and a ring with a large brilliant and two fine emeralds,--485 guineas. (Woodgate.) 46. A ring, with a splendid ruby and two brilliants,--300 guineas. (Challens.) 47, 48. Three very fine emeralds, set as a ring, and a pair of hairpins formed as rosebuds, of pink pearls and brilliants,--275 guineas. (Gibbons.) 49. A marquise ring, with a pink diamond surrounded by brilliants, formerly the property of the Empress Josephine,--400 guineas. (Martin.) 50. A beautiful pendant, the centre a fine emerald, surrounded by bands of brilliants, with emerald and pearl drop,--605 guineas. (Brown.) 51, 52. A group of three wheat-ears tied with a ribbon formed of fine brilliants, making a brooch or head ornament, and the companion group,--975 guineas. (Lennox.) 53, 54. A group of two wheat-ears, en suite, and the companion group,--£810. (Martin.) 55. A fine pendant, with a large square emerald, surrounded by brilliants, with very large pearl drop,--620 guineas. (Ford.) 56. A scroll-pattern brilliant brooch, for a miniature, with large pearl drop,--470 guineas. (Challens.) 57. A broad chain-band bracelet, with sapphire and two large brilliants,--340 guineas. (Lomax.) 58. Two fine emeralds and three large brilliants, mounted as a bracelet,--810 guineas. (Hancock.)