The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1860, Page 2

2 AFFAIRS IN EUROPE, | ISTERES AC LETYER FROM RUSSIA. 4 WLANGE OF RUROPRAN INTELLIGENCE. T wonder What. the 99 old Romene world | before the im”. ing Goth eed Vandal, if pep wp ¢?", of their graves some St. Petersburg, and witness | the 6 the7e hyperboreane iow perfect ecatacies, *eO'qquering them with song. Brotos, I think, *oW, stamp the earth in ray his efleminate :0UD’ ry men sin . while the great J\.Hua would pluck his beerd by the roots to vor his legionus of Latine singing, dancing aud Md iing | for the Goth. And to add to the interest of the scene, | Rorik or V'adimir, Ivan or Poter the Great could ste | Oheracte’'s of the Parisian Journeis. THEIR POLY 31¢8, CIRCULATION, CAPITAL AND FD! TORS. {Corr espondence of the Loodon Herald, April Evil “ ays have indeed fallen upon the!anis JourD’ ls publiebed im this capital ere the Detate Wow nel, Siecle, Union, Presse p@asette de Prance, Y asionate, Patric, Ply, Courrier de Paris, Monde and Monueur. these, tbe Messager are known to be in the hands of the govern- meni, apd therefore are never read. Jay after aay you may cee them lying unopened, with the band still round ! be cam eucceed tn exbibiting rimilar excellemee, be is ike- } ye | Sade dpa | Mi thet while all thet w: her performance, bot '¢ a retained, jucrensed confdence—resultio | mconviction that her merits are entire’ 4180 mele, pom | enabled her to present even a more ait yumce tan Vefore, and to exbibit many touc’ add io its charm, while ther Yetnement wale ca voos! and dra NEW YORK HEPALD, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1860—TRIPLE SHEET. ded one car, anda white Egyptian ring on finger of the left band. fe frequently drew from bis arm, es a lady would take of ber ‘bracelet, ant imhaled its perfume with evident pleasure. ee eee were ‘0 veugpece, and when 0 Sah of was dent on dev u and on mtroducing pean systems aad civ.) Submarine Gable to @ibraltar--- ined = will, jing the resources of the ENTERPRISE If ENGLAND.‘ gress of the Great Eastern, remedy @rebure or Moscow epere house acdvstch | them. ‘They are far from being worth ite paper they | Pletemeee. At fires sight 4 Cmnmmae lis aptieto com. Let us RoW proceed to the head. Apia feral ye Nundred oF « thousand of the cits of his army | gre prinied om. Two more are ditcclly under {ho gover- | truly accomplabed aa, Dat the genius of thie | ‘The conmtecance of the Emir poasceses all the character V.NTERPRISE IN ENGLAND. | 3212! 1g, cap a-pic, listening to and appiauding a taodern | tev couitol, and as they are avowedly used oF ta | abd’ blooe—-a way 4 takes it a thing of desh | of true Southern beauty, reminding me of the Eliezer, by Mi sede te dreedon ofthe ahr eo Jo san andy | fet publnhing tet of is taappmr ie cca ar | noracvenai ie” cea, Ma, caprca, hoveghy | ur alencnn paint le vey dat aad agrees poe ee eee “40D. jab, pul eur a8 appear too . Cc —* : | more ® nun’ gb, Ye gods, what woald Shakspere tay to the sloging of | bye the au they are reat (9 certain Migmcesie \00m the most adventurous knighterrant | hood ef dazzling whiteness. "Hii black board, long and THE OPERA IN LONDON, muse? But there is no accounting for the spread of | gxient. These two papers, which are known ip ‘sso 2 Dave enamored. Madame Miclan | silky, waves freely im the air, while here aad J the Opera, only upon ene principle, and tat is its per- | press circles as the Arcadian bagthers of journalism, uch + _.mastered the acoustic secret of the house— | a grey bair } yet the Prince is not above 30., de, be. Bate nerneies aheeethy: Ie eee Maly vena | and Yery promising pair of ‘wins thoy are, are s cteter ban her own arena ia the Toeaire Larique; | thirty five years old. Ble profile arrests, atteation represe i, n ee . 5 i . whereas, eearon voice, it an outlines, om the Alps to the Adriate,’? or not, or ee pegeer apg fetes tn! aarces ae | ‘salewiation, was at times barely audible, it ts now by a scgontieneds te teecaetankion the ‘mouth e ittle « Bt. Petersburg Correspondence. whether the Italians be allowed to oper-ate agaioxt | ies with which he is concerned, but the Government up- @bly, and under every circumstance, Clear, telling and | too , but with energy, and showing a set 4 Ss 1860, the Vope, is another auestion; but that they | point tbe editors, and fix the salary which they wre tq | recobent This desirable improvement was at once per- | of teeth so white ard brilliant that jook like trans- Sy. Petheascrc, March 12, have operated upon the poskete of the Goth, | Peeeive. It would be highly advantageour to the porvers | ceptible in the exquisite lullaby (‘‘Si, carina, dorm’ im parent mother <f-per. His eyes, black aod sad, have a Wr Hei du * %—A Russian Dinner—A Nigh tat | Sclavi, Geax! and Briton, ix very clear. The Opera is, | that be to have men real ity, talent, and | pace”) with which Divorah imagines she ie rocking her of calmners and coldness. The dire that on animate ‘ Great Soucre near the "Phea- | however, ‘a quadrilatere” out of which it is rather | certain character in that post; bat, noiwith- % goat to sleep, every note of which was distinctly | them might be conjectured from the rigidness Be Apera—Beemes in the Gri éilficult to escape in Russia, where cloaks, coats and over- | sending tbe very hancwome rele of remuneration; ‘Ard above the ingenious ani elaborate accompaniments | with which they are kept open, or the with @e~ Description of the Interior of a Russian Th atre— | shoes are as numerous a8 the audience, and which the men have not yet been found, Both tue Constituion- | Of the orchestra, The duet where she torments Oorentine hich they sre suete bat I looked, those r P tg “Le must be delivered by check in the corridors aud sdjusted Pe io er ol word, | Was playful, sparkling and fascinating from end to end. ed ex! bed, as if atl the warmth iife The Pmperor’s Privée Box—Th: Opera Garza nel and Pays are organs, ery sense of the s 5 Ling uiel ls dra? —Th Characters—Railroads im Rus. | before going out. Let us cocape from this by # boid opera- | They are set to grind a Teourring sertes of certain tunes, | 82d the famous shadow soog (“Umbra leggera’’) & mas- oF ihe Bmntr had flowed back epon bie idra’’—The Caste of tion im advance of the fal! of the curtain, and gain the | gna their editors are merely men appointed by govern- | terplece of brilliamt and facile vocalization. raised In short, Muley Abbas was dejected, bat grave; sad, but ‘eia—Perplewt ng Plice Regulations—Phe Finan cial ami | street before the great rush of vebiclex blocks onr egress. | Sentiosurn the handle. ‘timme oe tua aperion ia, | tbe andien-e to positive enthusisam, and the last move- | digaifled; conquered, but not subdued; without Mondary Sy ikem of Rutia—Rich Placer for 8) wawers and OF mnasquerades I have no time now to epeak, but they” | nesher MM. Grandguillot nor O: arouptothe mark, | ment of the sir was repeatec by unauimous desire, the | havin; joy bis —_selfrespect. It was evideut Russian . army—His | 876 0Pe Of the foatures of this city in winter. And hore | Mf Grancguillot only brings @ feeble equeak oxt of his in- | SPplause of the audience Deing radoubled at the conclu: | be’ Sas “eagied® wih) Mer cwn as well Brokers—Colonel Martinef, of the drmy—His | weil they are arranged to suit the season, the climate, ¥ ce struwent, while M. Cassegnas evidently labers under the | #¢R. Thus anew triumph for the Italian version of a | as disgusted with everyth lee, but moro Overland Trip to China and Back—Dexri ption of the | dinner or the Opera! Dine at five, opera at seven an ia delusion that, by vebemently working away at the han- German chief @’ouvre was ob ained, chiefly by ly with bis fate. te bomility was re- Route—Lne Poet Runners of Tartary—Descr iption of the | de\f, masquerade at twelve—you are at home bef ore dle, be will convince any one that the tunes are hisown, | the exertions of ‘two consummate French ardste. mm; bis mildness pstriotiem. The vanquished Minister at Pekin by an Bye | ®,4:¥.~-the sun does not rise till 9; so you havep¥ suty | Now that Savoy is annexed, substitutes may be found for bay? =, iRevertheless, a4 Corentino, stood up | General }, then, « compassion and a respect which Receptions of the American . v of time for a night's rest--that is if you don't dree m of | these gentlemen, who will ‘do their work quite as effeotu- | for the honor is Country, and confirmed the very fa- | should not be confounded with pity. 1, at least, on see- witness- ~ Ths Sanitary Cmdition of Poin, dc., dec. the fair unknown with whom you waltzed or sippe d the ally, and at a cheaper rate. The Petrie is a kind of | Vorable opinions elicited last season by his zealous, eor- | ing bim atroke his beard with that head ‘80 fine and 80 Dining, ‘at fhe Hotel de and thea going tothe | *parkling champasne. beit’an¢-baif sort of affair—neither fish nor fowl. It | Téct and effective impersonation of part which, having ion seeing his vepcg dah Calinns Vilage, or taller 51 Pete atte of the locomenive is to frequently be ard in | “prot sold to the government, like the other two, bat i — anus tiene srecen’ at ne Pts ag eat Se Sate) cm tome far Rovtson—on Rearing Opera, are separate sings, it. rg that we are led to inquire cone erning | ~ ; p! ; ly voice, clear iD a metallic “ Doth of these are wach every day affairs | railroads and their progress in this auv-tropica’ partot | veh Pardly be raid to have «mind of its own. |The pro. | reer ne eee and jnstibod the terked eas : Linens. Horo paalle oe ‘note; “And erin, prietor, M Delamatre, is a rhe is ded oy 2 wa? to fnd myself thieking of them, yet | the world. There are now radiating from the 8 ith and | man, who fancies he is a politicien; he is treated civilly | stowed upon it by the celebrated bimeelt experienced a lively sympathy for an waprised southeastern partion of the city four different ra? iroads in ~ s° having superintended the rehearsals of “* Dinorab,”” wi and my country. And perhaps it : id lidinaed Par! at the Tuileries, and he therefore, quite unconsciously, y ow Tauck of life, particularly very settve life, is employed | operation—let, the Moscow; 2d, the Tzarskoclel) 9; 34, the | stm comvimece ‘does the dirty work required of bim, and | first brought out at the Royal Italian Opera. Hitherto all with the eye of an artist, and personi- Mediating’ If the whole art of oratory is found in action, | Peterhofl; 4th, Wareew. This iatmentioned re ad, which | takes it out iu dinners at court, and au occasional, bit of | Baa been couleur derore: but unhappily the same favora: | fed in him the brave und. aufortocre ante whee we By sw mtb more requisite is action at dinnor, The very , i# to unite Wareaw with St. Petersburg, has rec ently been | ribbon. The Patrie, however, is much read; the imense | dle review cannot be of ler per- fants of the conquerors of the Al bra in opened to Pekoff, a distance of about two bo ndred and eceptab! 4 the twentieth generation, still love. “proces of mastiontion is perhape only second to the | fiiy verste, whilst a corresponding section” has been ee pbb. ap eS they (gy t= ) aD . orater, while the bends and the arms are { opened on the Warsaw en the + hole line, . M principal goatherd (¢ ») and her nervousness, re- The Hi “ apres ef Se oes 5 Mt i stated, may possibly Be completed ‘in another | the calumas of the Pairs wih the None of he shin, | sult of evicent inexperionee, was eadly detrimental to (oe | the Liverpool sorra Le ge gy Rg ——o : Beer Menem, ia 18 (one Bt, Petorsburg bec anes at once, | rie, but is ashamed to sign his name to them. ‘The obief tifa) air, « i core,” (act IL), which All the Containing the accounts of the ean eee eee ey wed menere, | Waugh rather near the north pole, a Buro sean city, ae" | attraction ef tho paper however, mite fewlidons morn | Meperbeer composed expressly for Ma domelelia Byii's were rapidly bought up at cqgoed oratory; for the diping ‘hall in our day and genera | cersible at 2 ee jot yess PT iconereous. | of the cut throat and ‘kid glove school, which are in- | Predecessor, impersonators of the female goatherds | pearly double the usual price at Liverpool yesterday, fe ° , palati 9) 8 stood, ma i “tion has beer erectd into the rostrum of popular sove- The hero is invariably av accomplished | (Mademoiselle Rapazzini, ym ae her appearance) teneely popular. excitement at ihe shops of the news ageats boing " the confines of the polar ¢’ rc! wie were, belie horis- either the Crimean Indian velgnty, and/:e that oan talk'well is quite sure of a goed | Were; upon the very verge of the, hablial ic Sie thee = rho spre broughas, gout nt he bea a oe ee eee ie My ef ce mean war the Iadiau dinner, beskes 8 world wide Heraty wafts his ttory, his | was really not within the range of Europ san touriste, ex- breakfast with the most consummate nonshalance, | son the Deantiful quet (Act IIL), “Sut prati tutt im listeners, and the companion- sor “his aspirations to every clime. Let usthen | °¢bt at great expense and inconvenien? o, attended with | This sort ‘of bas obtained for the Patrice «| for,” and the quasi massacre of the no lose beautiful favored individuals who had been at the wrong! mi uncertainty, troubles and delay, either in reaching or leay- | circulation ot 18,600 per diem. It is the oniy thick | Pater noster (‘Gran Dio, padre nostro’), in spite of the fight was eagerly sought for.” dine, and thas well and oRen, never refusing the profier | ing it. I have heard.many persona sey that it was | and thia supporter of the nencraventtins eoca ne | pommen ot L.. and Tagtie- HOW SAYERS GOT AWAY FROM NEWMAKEF. ofa dinne>, come whence’: may, The Hotel du—— is | difficult thing to Teach St. Petersburg, ¥ 1d still more diffi- cially prosperous. The Opirion Nationale is conducted | fico. Al , the com: of the third act (the [From the ‘and Norwich Post. } em & oMtain street, not very far from tho Bolshoy } CUlt to leave it.” However, 80 soon as the Warsaw | by M. Guerault,a Srcialist and St. 8 man of un- | ‘Eelogue’”) was inefMciently executed. Signor Tagliaico | paring es ene un pi A , Toad shall be completed it is to bo presumed that | doubted talent, who, before the Fu had excited the | was never st.any time quite at cago in the spirited ‘ hunle- 7 watched both day and night by the London police, who Meaire-*herefore it is conventent to dino there if one | any number of persons may come and go dally, and at a distrust of Europe by his unjust and unprovoked aggres- | ™*D ”” (\s Acacia, seaccia,’’) which is al\ 80 8UC- | were sent down in ata dhotbed to foliow himt from the wishes 4 visit the Italian Opera after dinner. A gentle. | more moderate price than over tho old’ iand and searoutes. | sion of Austria last year, was ove of his most fervid cessful im Paris; while Signor Ker! Baraid ia ‘of the | town if he should chanee to leave by private sonveyance, man, seal friend—“Ienew he was a frieud, from the | It is to be hoped, at the same time, V aat the police rega- | nente. He now supports the Emperor on the Of Teen ta hia wont Thee ee Bn 2, as, far lowe correct | nq" policemen were stationed to watch the departure | weigh A . - tions in regard to passports, w! «are onerous, per- | his being a liberal !and socialist, aud is one of thatinfi- | than ‘wont. end, over (ibeabe fe Madame and arrival of every train at all the railwsy 'be- remask be made’'—eaid to me, “Here is a ticket to the plexing, expensive and humiliating to thoee unaccustomed | nit minority who look upon Napoleon as a | Milan Carvalho and M Faure) have atoned for | tween Newmarket and Shoreditch, im order to telegraph | wall. Opers anc we will dine firmat the Hotel du-——-—. Well, —_ OY pom will bo mash as rellorated, a 7 man of genius, nthe feuiliden M. Edmund does w Uitte ane een ne Be @ lovely rates} “Santa Maria” | to the authoritice in London, who were determined weno eum cng ama, nme | ape Ts cpnog one of uray yok bs | cgay elec arent. | SS" flowed by seeeral | iutnatim, of famine Bowerer, sotmnehadog | tre wip YouDave not; but I have spokon heretofore of schnapps; | grown to be an institution upon the body politic, aud, of a, ete. 3 ‘Me Russian calls it za-kaaska, or an appetitive; yes, that | course, cannot be pare — tb rown off: like « sore Foe L pers) y Qe ivoxactly. It is an appetitive; caver, ealt salmon, | *i2 or @ bad cough, it is upe a the constitution, requires skilful treatment to remo ve it. hecee, vadka, rum, gin, brandy—try it before dinner; Moscow presents the next poin’. from which railroads * Dut I must notify you, or your host, that if itis done, | are destined to radiate. The roa 4 to unite ape Heve- ‘Whe dinner shou'd be on « grand scale, or else provisions doen gorod is in progress, while the © 2¢ to Sarator decided upon. A third to Odeser , was contemplated inthe | like will be found scarce. I advise you, when you come to | orginal p Russia vever to take French or italian soup at a Sclavonic | who are bui The violence of the e cavugons cam| e vi writers’con’ aad | sibly diminished es to aider unfair. The Siécl 28¢ Hy ition of this great Frepch-German company, ing the Wareaw |) ne, but whother that is a rising ¢un, of cost have ‘De corstructed independent of ‘the one to Sarator Ido not which wil) not be for- Bouse, but take sichee or balch; rely npun native art or | Pe o0r aoe % pe ee. gotten in the political oa ‘America, nor in the | Ye.tre fra at road aso largo at Ehoro poe talent. In the cating line cach nation knows what most | The increasing difficulties of the flaancial and mi To their anxiety for their interests of number one, and to | Political history of | the race. A strange | soon they Moreira vows eonat be in quar- Decomes ite digestion, whete the appetite or adds vigor | system of the government ave such, that at present no other oauee, is their apparent truckliog, in my opinion, 4 ee et git, this country, with ® | ters at the time sppoinied. “The man in charge of the Jooking at these | Projects requiring the payment of money for fo- | to be attributed. verted moral to attest the dangerous tendencies horse van played his part remarkably well, and pretend- te the exhausted system, Iam gure, after looking at these | Yolen material, or where the payment must be ad- The Presse, on the other band, js downright an Conrezublicaniam im the United States. The majorky 8 | 64'thes horges wore Ordered to meet him to batting me Bail cheekod, ruddy Rasalan girls, or the portly, round | justed in Germany, aria or London, are one. | sition paper.” it stands up for a tona fide between bave an idea that thin bbe ‘better | away; and when everyihing was ly quiet a cab faeed Roseian t, you will repudiate buillon, me- | Tous and embarrassing. Gold and silver cam aly | France and England. It was ihe firet to protest in ine Pcblic Frinting, the Post Office, the Navy | was ps and th Srivea'to, : R enqehens, 30 . 4 be bad at « premium of about ten per cent, and copper is | the anti Boglish bow! ullered day afer day by the seail- Se Publie aad Patio Wi Now, | Senvoun, The men exaplayed a Newrtariet 66 rin sareni,and ech like trash, and betake youto good hyper- | yen scarce; in fact, amall notes are ata premium, and | official prints just com- id be <iMoult for any Englishman to find in Roe Dorear fare—something that “will stick to the riba, and obo in teenies) wits 6 Hendred — Se meneed for the precious treaty of commerce. Its tone is - to nner. us the whole monetary system ; obation puta heater. te you tnt wil mhke the man leugh pt | [Riots sire iin tho hands of the shavers and brome, py oy) oe re came Sweaty dogrece velow zero of Reaumur. In order to raise funds, report says that the Moscow rail- | led it into danger. Avertissements and surpensions have is The dinner consists of & ‘certain number of courses, road has been offered for sale at one hundred ‘and twenty | been liberally uy it, but it proceeds on {tg | Propoted a committee of Lone eo the House of Oom- CHAMPIONSHIP. : hf dish. It may be on- | millions of rubies, and thet the Rothschilds have offered | course heedlees of the terrible organic decree. Tn 1848, | mons bas done; and we have Bluebooks, with The London ‘‘swell-mobemen” never lose an opportu- among which you will find ene cold ay eighty millions for it. The trutn is, times are hard, and | when (barricades were up in every street, ihe aty of materials, in some of the American | nity of taking advantage of the excitement to then de lait, prossed giblets, or fish. The Russian suck- | the only permanent relief lics in the earth, for it’ has cou ed the despotism of the mob, nis, for rather telling exposure. The turn it to account, and a prize C.F 4 tg Pig, served cold, is a national dish, and ¢an only be | been promised that seed time and harvest shall never | ac it now against despotism of the Imperial | Tost Office imperfections, for instance, would, ee Se © ay ae , #0 that found nea the North pole, and is very closely allied to | {ON More home, production and lens gold and silver | E°verBmeat. It may be sald of tt that— pon Rowland fi) and he AR something | suticipetons rea yard 1m fact, you will recollect in your farWest- | Deus than ail the theurion leaneond trope sct are Fen en eater prove Jebentiom, rather proper to the realms of pooetry than of fact in | trains from London Bridge approached, two Lelaretscetne ‘ern life how fond brain isa? young pigs. Now, like pro- I had the pleasure within afew days of taking by the have ever had power to make it swerve from the political | these days of peany postage. The committee began with fantlemen made thelr appearance, with tickets in thetr @uces like over the round world, and wherever you fiad | band Colonel Martinoff of the Rursian army, formerly line it has choacn for iteelf. At present it bas on ite stat | * Very legitimate question; it was made the au sect of and inquired the way to the platform, from which | Pogiand . stationed in Siberia, but more particularly known for his | two of the ablest writers of the press, M. NeMaer and M, | PaZty Competition; and faction overroached itself. The | the train for , ~~] Sbout to start. ‘aro sharpers line ia successful, Bruin you will also find « relish for the iafant porker. | ¢xiaordinary rapid voyaging ea governident courier on rat. said committee of five members was instituted to inquire the tlokets, Maite, while Incknowledge the corn; I like the Sclavonic pig, and | important occasions." Thad made the Colonel's acquain. | 'Pr*" raion je a legitimiat and the Gazette de | Whether the President of the United States, or any latter ialand have ever edmired bie good qualities, from the drat | {ance some thousands of miles east of this in cone | prance na jgitimiat organ. Both are uiteriy without ia. | Wer officer of the government, had by corrupt means Red Sea, to » ¢ | DY; and nad found in him a true and uoble friend. He | fiuence, and are read Gnly by the dowager in the Fau- | ®28t to influence the passing of any law, or the granted that 1 got of him at tho Trotlse in Moscow. However, if | has been made « Colonel—he ought to bes Gene. | poerg tht vermeine ‘They show, however, ocoasionally « | ¢xecution of any law. This tan atiempt to im: ee. te dish shovid tarn up cold stargeon—Atbany veet”— | ral; Det perhepe a. Colonels bution * ie) afer Cegree of courage worthy Of the'last days of the French Poochusent; is 9 an amongst enter iee agar: ee The direct @ee°t turn up your nose at it, but try it for the sake of the for’ the Colon.) wes ready ‘The Moniteur I surely need nothing about. It isthe | %idg little short of deposition, on a simple vote of no con- pA Ted 00k, who has boon trying te please you, for this is by ap- | aid in Rusnia that after a official organ, snd inserts ver the government | Sdence or ® committee to iniuire; it is, in short, an at- leterre, and #0 on round potetment a Russian dinner. The true Russian must haye | general he bas nothing more to chores. tempt to carry out a coup d'état, white Galy the Paratively ahort distance dish of Gab, or clse theflinver is not complete. * Soi | Mortalcoll, This Martino The Mende ie the successor of the Uinivers. It ig | Tespocelbilities of sromsesing within the Howse, whole 1,600 or more wee J fore 1 em pleased to find bim A el; but he i# | printed on the same with the same type, and | /* # an encroach: of one of the Legisiatare ‘cable thould | he dove not give you Gatchena trout or sterlet he must be | colonel of the Trans Baikal and I fear that it | with the same ink as its ¢ Prototype ; but the | UPD & co ordinate and independent branch of tne Legis. that nee ny mate allowed to give you something else in the fish line. You | will not be long before he will be called hence. Since I | racinews and spirit of Vi no pervade ite | ‘ature. oe in not only tor of the fish or pig, for you | last #aw Martino be has made the overiand voyage to | columns, and it, may now be com} to @ reformed | _ lt iss direct attack upon the American constitution for subme meed no snore than taste ; Pekin and back. Tis account of the pazsago of this terri. | Calftan.’ Out of the newspaper no one scoms | Which lodges with the President the discretion of arrest which pm may reat scoured he will give you cauliflower, | ble desert of Kobi. as it is described on the maps and by | aware of its existence. ing apy act of Congress a2 Nato, aad, preventing, tte than cight | rest pPety au ae rastors, @uilets, end . game; deel or veal you have, | geographers, is quite different from what one nota little | “As for the Lébais, what can be said of it? Never re- ane. save under certain cond: If two- had bees stolen trom | course, to certain conditions government < but you will not refuge | COBVersaut with the interior of Tartary would be led to | markable for courage, it appears, after a brilliant car. | tirds Legislatare persevere in maintaining the | eight gentlemen at the same hotel. Of the num- | shall be sunk in water deep ‘aig perhaps, refused, suppose. | After leaving Kyachta and Mis met tchin | paign, te bave laid down its arma abd surrendered to the | Proposed emactiBent, the velo In overruled. So “ong, | bar Oke won e watch, which the owner would | feach of ‘either’ Keep it out of And a ealad, perhaps Jetuoe or the finest red cab | the’ country ia rolling, with some pretty high and | Tremp.” MM Se Marcy Giariiny aed atest oo aes fe, as the veto is not overruled, the fact is taken | not have lost for one hundred guinces. = an, lo ratwe or to break. The Eoge, salt cucumbers, pickled cherries, &c. A glass o | near at head: but thie high: land need nee ened ant have, it is said, cut abort their connection with the pangs | % imply’ that « large proportion of the ve po Since only Tae 8206 Course, one of the last sherry haa been ofered afer soup. Ciarot lands on the | after which, says the Colonel, the country iwas level and | ppon'which indir labors Mnac Conlenee ihe htnbeee, | body,” aod "poral a wecpery thee unl | Whe Prince of Wales Visit to America, | and’ in yan Uae nel Bh oa Sable without compliments, A glasa of tle has, boas | as hard as'e oor, until néar Pekin. ‘ie describes tho | has long enjoyed. "There. i'ao, ene 'as the'tene ans | (out ot doors, apres ety the ‘resem Aprili6] | be absolutely ladiopenastie : eMered. Champagne comes in after fair progress, aud | road as composed of sand and gravel, 60 hard and com- | governinent baveaucoceded in it by the inser. | Bis doubts. Hence the gy EF suspending | There ride 2C the At- is in reference ~ F Soatinues till coves is announce’. Pact.as toresomble a pavement Over this desert, fftcen | fion of" articles concocted, In ‘ante-chambers, and | te enactment until a new Congress. there be any ‘that to dis- | from a come Ld But the curtain rigos at ° 's P.M. and we will not hear | hundred versts, from Kyachta to Pekin, he passed in | the leading paper of the continent has falien to the rank | STound for = member of the Executive of cor- | sever that ker ‘man exists, the overture if we linger so loug over this repast, laxurl- | twelve days... The mode of Tartar descrived by | ofthe Past or the Baye, tg Fupt conduct, the Constitation also provides « process for | years to the Unitech arene and ae coat | aes the ant envogh for & Sybarite, not wo say en Uree him is, novel, and has certainly imerored ince, the of the French prees is Row only to be found in the Rerue | Bringing the Recused to justice, Hoan be by | Feady to admit that, had euch an py ae 4 very much, - | des Deve Monies, Presse, and Courrier Representatives, before i? | blame ‘would have attached, greet measure four breath freezes | tars have, from the earliest’ recorda of their | Dimanche’ and there ie no saytag how lon, they will Chief Justice of the United States presidimg. In Englant aa prernanen of this et iN ay. vo i... much attention to Permitted to exist. peal Log Tarn 2 however tbe colonial pli” of Great Brinta han bows Coat ‘The Opera im London. pone To hy aye NG Ean” tli “se Pressure of events, disoo- OPENING OF COVENT GARDEN AND TER Masesry's | feterne soot Taensbors 8. vieloat "enti Leen Tee check “ibe flea grow of conse Who hd THEATRE. person, Mr. Covede. In the ranks of the pow Rn (From the London Times, April 11. anti-slavery party found « very strong infasion of | S¢ ded 80 much to “| Gi oe are betwee yor and the next lamp, shiuing like so ER aavaert's tunis, the old tory party, Which buryives ithe rene aot Sue tive coaionnet ph A many minute Crefliees. Wrap your coat closely about Toevery one who entered the old Deere Besse tat old tory ehares with other ambitious political sec- abould Rh, Ad at — F Deck and cheat, for you are jast out of a warm room. | with this crossbar fastened to the onde? night, when Mr. E. T. Smith commenced bis season. the thane the hope of some kind of advantage at the quane daaed Se mat Ge cauncus not to slip"upon the icy pavement, for it like | of putting the horee between, the shatte the suncy inary beauty of the decorations which moi the | next election, 48 cocemion of Gs bane sane we Gicted that Vey by A BS Gen tat benaath oo took tar'has Bepplly avoided. But one might eye at every turn must have been indeed surprising. Rich | republic, even though Bot be carried out in con- | feanit in _ ‘Garcption oad | scarcely ‘The great rquare, in the midst of which the theatre ie | we bave cavght a Tartar at Iaat; Yelvet carpets spread over staircases where once only | 4: dea political ecanda!, and hich wnited ie =. been | take care focated, » Giling rapidly with sleighs and cari Two Tartare now make their ‘¢ stone and wood had been visible, tall mirrors con- prey wy toma Sectarian seal, personal ambition tes b> *4 Ud The mounted police, with shining belmote an mounted on spirited horses. Girection, gut tanteee phased th erp wcelebe Wel, feeling of faction, waprét de corps, have all combined ia | tathave been at camen of ths somammnete | rnd, 3a! " bi aot to id Se Se ee | Be Seen ceerengenee | SS Ee | emer the ‘of the revealed I Buch them on a lower thas the inhabitants of these | thickness, can either be raised broken—witness: fore the ‘im Pall Mall ie oa te sratesuana, Hi ‘and, 2 ail who ie, They hare Sow te igh to govere mast cent frecture b an empty Indinnane aes ae specity tbe improvements more in deta, ik may be | will leat, & Hearted’ and’ earnest man. He het to te en orinees ea yn last tow years, developed Sth ede Uy in ta, crea ne pen. this communication ‘eaide tt the'Aatons i the? | painted and ‘papered. the prevailieg cols ia tae sory | ihe 470. ee the danger, the Judgment wo reengniae, and While they thas do this benor to their Anglo Saxon seigin, | two or thers mize om so tee ir nef Gok ord an upper . i a true course. In his 1 weems as if the independence bas i | trom re Ste ty other partes ee in order to reoreh tha med ase ment crimeon and red, while io every ry ulone are! | on wr tegaity ‘ef "ae chee eae 4 Sra B..) 1 them 10 value the tise which sill stad tows ee meter would be eee i advance you may 7am no lho al part fe rot. mirrors reaching from foor to ceiling tree ioe bal the Independent right of the Prosident, asa’ comet “But if the visit ofthe Prince of Walee to the great Wee Saree Be some rat ‘ @ poor mortals in the States ornementa. branch of the Legislatare, to defer ‘the enactment Conttncat ainee . close in shore. day before, arm chairs in the petty "weit posted?" Wel, no we are, on some things, is of iteoif laws; and refuses to Feengiie Une right ot irsene bal has £0 much enthesiasm among caly to bent boar cing two rubles ware palt—ane wt re might recollect te do honor abd give cvdit Tasuade | iicjite conduct of an oftcer who representa the inde. brepied. to give aorta ieee ene aly short, there | saaie whom we have bor: pie think save by the course ot oadle pC + aS aw r} ay — a oS. Crown. It Is true thet such, | landed at ‘other ea a os 2 pombe day, and that catching @ Tartar is one of the velvet oe tory of America, oF of England any more wight modern times, the only example” of a-3, oA Ireland ile, tt, which 6 oa | grin of et he truth dat they are landing of | example of wcnatiem, from Lord J. Romell back has not degenerated Int gorerament by'ataob, But there Seaware - ‘s very brilliamt upon 's red ground (the par Marco Polo tells ws what he eaw himaeif atic Corualy ee his prompt ant. decistve viaAoation Prince of Wales, would seceree ax eegh ear, teat the | Before cue > Sve | Were of boxes, without @ pillar, | im this same Tartary some six hundred yearsago. He says 0 front of mirror. | of constitutional iaw ie the peg on which » ite oui “t New sich ena wae ¢ = = —" apport te break the circle or ob! | that fof Kambatu (Pekin now) many mes Part of the theatre | bangs a curious sermon upon Lord Joum Raseeli'e wig zw, Youx Hienarp, in on article which | of ; Sauce’ S™. The paneligs, chaste and simple, | beepers were deapatched to disast provinces, and that ou 4 through all thess | Dill, Lord Macaulay being quoted aa saint, ad: | jnecuoted Sees ane Anatnen wey teak Sia ped a1} maroon won. ane. vasl circular chandelier | all the roade were found, at distances of (wetty Ave milee have been | verse to republicaniam is general, aad inereiere ah i dente to te ea eee ne? the conte * the Some gives ght to the | apart,“ post sauocs,” "where the imperial measeugors Ninat eotrely change | bore’ Mortnn ¢qh2ee 1gna's extremely moderate tee: | frees nation, and Wo the aus ek Geet eee nie whole house Fh a ~ yh — Galen cen | were recmees; At every station @ suitable building | BU Sr} i) catirely change | sure. (i the Reform bill we are told, “It doe not pro- Of charactor’ and moral firmness have enabird her sions the “sat cocasione ‘more’ for’ anew Unas | Inge Gretocr wien ang aoe cermin with aK sionee | Hotow'e “Marton,” and be ballet of ‘rout des Champa” | Fesee'ye Tot owe, f° “temertcal, majority ef tke | Latihe temptations of fone th pele te Yo OY Tne Emperors box occu the | of the traveliers; so that ia king were to come he wenn | The cast of the former was the same aa at the Drary poh, ay Ye i the | is, that the Bot yet forgotten that they Gentre of ine firm TOW Of Doras, and ls richly draped with | find everything Decemary to bie stato, ‘Moreover, eee Italian Opera, Mademoiselle Titiens ereonating the utherised to that "vests the suprome | this Yeland Dore ton eneage ih, the inhabitants of Gameske—i was occupied The ‘orm of the house is | terval between these great stations were creciod vil. | Lady Henriette, and Giuglin! the farmer Linnel’ at. country in & poor and | bere my, ter we aad they sion at ceri "Ohyofus Mente, Tl une cad | lage imabied by ‘ok ratere They wo fre, famed he Part, the lay exuling i tefl tm the pooreal and moet Uey belong to the saers family of satin, an ante! Gueleenweim * Th basa ory plea | round with bells, which are hear. distance. | Power of her fine voice; the gentleman su’ from a could im 1867, that Haglant have long. or ead, anyhow, ot off next tBe #0“ Good trou! all parte Whe. Of these reovives a letier or packet, he runs | Old, Dut concealing the misfortune with all the skier ¢ | (ia power was in the hinds of «class mune caning le. commen wah ina wit Sepinn th pervect, ‘oy roc abe sen, though ane | Nnase ay ie Gas eetes tare apzreach, Ding Ryastoee | Stovcraeret somes a encom | her mpatns ners 4 Phe tan Agi ") 1 tN 5 5 | * i. was ac- to the Fee reas, Same ets | Rape a a pc Niner Eire | SE Raut tects, aaa tees | Rad ees ge eevee Saas C between ; " everybody weil dremed, | receives news in one day and night from place ten dapat was namerous and | toa £s in = ;, tna, 8 the event of such & contin- Sor, rele, |, ‘alum to disturb the efteet ‘Tues, 0 from thowe twenty days, conduct of @ignor | question. ag: egy AW. nd cau, wal perfect coudenoe, the ac: og Pe ays dinant. W narert auch 8 tho- | Tes Mat words suggeate to Punch a paraiel of Mine | indeed. pends sone ret Aer ogo ast, = oe cae tes fe carry intelli. - use ao Fein ty the rm | crit covtemporary should the Un be goo AN So catcaie:whihog oe bo Mens | hat has revolted, they ride in ‘ 8 earnestly the culprit, Tord ohn, ay | SF, Bt, Fe 40 aot fall inte the gros maatake manger PASS Yet “ty ealprit is gaickly ove day and night two hundred, two hundred and tiny The searon (the 14th since old Covent Garden theatre | t© in RHO yh Greadrat Bul. Lerd oro auserung tha the" grvermet of ton Cad. covering ie held contre . Comediatal three miles commenced Jobn copy in country the toa betnsted gaara; the -s ‘oe , Jefferson; But oven if be mat, has ceased to answer end and Of ctvilined the two shore ends fe rary gull tes oo : sae ted e Ameria, oetrpart of Somory Nites | foramen te Oe peta ee Same uh ey ae very mama athe 2 the houre not accorded to the new the public revenue; of seven J 5 Ris, Sime oo pat Sabees Srisceakinesrs cen cece eae | Roses tay tre a rata and spit in & @&. Potersbar, ‘theatre Tobacco aa might have ‘Ameriona gongee $1, eae mene ‘weighing cbout ve tore te ie not, chewed or catenin A tte, Aad smoking many patrons ia the ermal treetom of | Twe'atefteer gauge cfr ie only § allowed = in =. handved or tee house was not will we have solved ©, tas gredus a Botaney ahetre wil teat provahiy ced or two Attendance The ina haw eter bem etre ane gt, which wil bea =, theusan’ agenst instances le Proved that, mmy even 1,000 fathoms. Sresking, there erase topbiee oF oend 9 " h te A, BA pa Tee inet tec j ‘while tb# boxes open culty Ppurchas®, the Prince of Wales can count upon suc. | in water about 34 cwt. ace except very xmal! eumenee Cowes, are than before; the course of nature, to the most splendid of | across the centre of the teal over aay bt on pow mae ihe eserit opus, teens conducter’” Geet, ‘wise . er add tant Tall Senos sven | pete "i Tee calvecs, without [entering S22 which the cha. Popular will to all social and fonts rereuene the of of ‘ies pla Det edagned to < to ‘ovtrasta ad to _| Gabi erenetened serie . The ite outer and air oniy 26 the fm became evident, ‘The Late Shah of Persia. ‘eames er u qcchetn a Teams pa ape a BR dition to the facta publahed in the mato of the | cubis tn" air’ wes’ ame” thout iN ore Halian eames on the bill, and the same Stalian facce on of Inst season in two particulars se Nesere'd ain Gaels re from the Loa. » Per mile. Ge stage, that one sven eS The the change tm ono instance being in hie t ninth ie wea ine of course none, | believe, know va | the other M waa for the | * hammed Shak, the eldeat sor nt apne optral wires win eee boty . ‘ature-finder aManced — well known for his for the Abreefoid Demor —o va Bverand) | But reet assured that the Roseian nadieace abel Ran Assad fo he Engiah 0 ne mm ge | Ces ester seta = eaten Sea oe tees re | Sata Mie the military er present ' vor, it wae rider a besides | bound fie mame in St | dndging perfection.’ M Faure, the nd : he cf his age wenermeany aa various ba from what I the favorite of thee, "aio" 5 orignal Hoel at the Opera Comique, is now wits soft folde bis turban te or age, was of 80 conetita- . 1 guage, the ioeeare ond Nis worth atte ea much in feet 7 vp Bo | oa } /S- on wine vera he pervon an finally flocking eounwira ie wowrep cae yt Pog 7 oe i: bom q ore’> Xt Constrained | the ground, but allowing s pair of boots of rich yellow | Shab. Nesirn’d din assonded the th the 4th of me to ore the houre than the play enfemiliar , he | Moroago leather to be see he “J = be ag RE Neues was not fal 7° there ree 2, fondly aay" | Indications cf ft at ‘a He | tole of Sout, very mach ale ana comtrecte "ve the youre back’ be wie sane ar ‘pert ne by the band of aa an. ee hters Petersdu: a : vor-.pereon, de ey, as wi Het of blue slik confines the | sasein: having been badly wounded fanatic of ately fend of and the dance = The of th ortment, volse, dramate; !telligen coression an@ of the beick to bie bead 1 fa each Rabi about > who 7 rad of th Pi Satan chee he apreadof 4 amy Beg tinh / . eneiroling Away | the Babi sect. He leavers son years old, ry eogrene ove, ‘All navons seem to bow before thy | poms poe one whieh . iy coureraen, triebyaes er veered cowk, aa oo ae Draise wore, | lor Formataes vo vepleces weer 0 miner oe tame Whee * Jength of 960 miles for trom 600 | re b