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more polished and gentlemanly looking person then honest Old Abe, but our President was always superior to the Prince in inches, and bar outlived him. The Emperor Napoleon in the finest horseman in Paris while President Lincoln really does not look exceedingly graceful when stride of a "large bay; " but, on the other hand, the Emperor's legs are short and he waddles as he walks, while the President strides about like a Co or a liberty pole, and can outwalk Napoleon on any course from here to Mexico. Mrs. Lincoln ranks rom where between Victoria and Engenic. She is not quite as elegant as the French Empress, and cannot ride on horse back as well; but she is much handsomer and pleasanter than the English Queen, and makes a much better appearance either at a leves or in a barouche. As for Master Lincoln our youthful heir apparent, he is a thousand times brighter than the Prince of Wales, and, vastly more clever than the Prince Imperist. We will match him against either of the European