Morning herald., 1838-08-30


lowing arrangements noted, which may give ~ some
notion of the luxurious disposition OF this young bess
Of England
In the green drawing reem was very beautiful ca,
b,net of inlaid work ornamcntcd with triple rows of
columns of the Ienc, Csrinthian, and composite or
ders the capitals and bases OF which gilt; from
The middle of the cabinet rises an attic story support.
ed by carryatides. The oriental tent was furnished
with large circular ott0mans and sofas; an opening
was made on one side into small conservatory fill
ed with choice plants and flowers, and illuminated
with lamps concealed from vew producing most
pleasing effect Between the slender silver columns
which support the roof the were rang lanterns,
painted and ornamented in the Chinese style. Ben
sal mating also covered the floor.
For our fashionable readers, we transfer these
items
Strauss band, which was stationed in the ball
room, struck up God save the Queen" on her Ma
jesty's entrance.
The ball was Immediately opened by the Queen
and Prince George of Cambridge, in the Parlsna qua
drille.
hequadrille was followed by the "Kunstler Ball
Tanze"
Her Majesty danced in qaadrilles during the even
ing, wh his Highness Prince Furstenbcrg. the Mar
quis of Canrcarde, Lord Vllliers, his Serene High
ness Prince Maurice of Nassau, Baron GersdorE the
Saxon Minister, and an Austrian nobleman.
The favorite quadres of the evening, were lie
bon Garcon" Lies Mohicans" "L' Etoile" and the
"Royal Banquet"
The favorte values danced in this room were,
"Merkur's Flugel," Hcmath Kangc" and Phi.
lomclen," which were performed with great preci-
sion.
In the yellow drawing room, or second ball room,
where Weipperts band was placed, quadrles and
values performed, selected from the following
operas-Normn, Lucia di Lammermoor, Malek Ade,
Scaramuccla, Somnambua, Position, and the Coro-
naten GaloPpe, introducing God save the Queen.
On Thursday right her majesty gave state ball
at the new Palace, which equalled in brllaacy any
given this season.
His excellency the ambassador extraordinary from
Austria gave a sumpiuous banquet on Thursday eve
ming, at his mansion in Langnam Place, to most
distinguished circle.
The garter vacant by the death of the Duke of
Leeds, is to be given to the Earl of Derby.-Minstc
| rial paper.
The Hamburger races, next month, are expected to
be unusually brilliant. Mango and PHOSPHORUS,
with various other English favorites, have arrived
vrsIT OF MARSHAL SoULr TO MANeHEsTER.-His
excellency arrived in this town on Friday accempa
MED by numerous SUITE having left London at five
O'Clock by railway. The gallant marshal and his
friends were received by the authorities and conduct
ed through the lines OF curious spectators who stood
on each side of the road leading the station to Wa
street, where carriages were waiting TO receive the
visitors. An attempt was made 10 raise cheer, but
was very family responded 10, and with few ex.
ceptcns the spectators gazed at the strangers with
silent curiosity. One two individuals breke frem
the ranks and endeavered to shake hands with the
veteran, compliment which he appeared neither to
relish nor understand.
Having entered the carriages provided for then
the party were conducted along Liverpool read
Great BrdQewater street, Mosley street. and Picca-
div, 10 the factory of Mr. HI Mcconnell, in Union
street, whsre they surveyed the various processes OF
the cotton manufacture. They afterwards visited
Messrs Sharp a. Robers' machine manufactory
Mesers Rsyle g. Crompton's elk mill, and the Ok
ford Road Twist Company's mill, with all OF which
they appeared very much grafied They then pro-
ceeded to the Union Club House, where an elegant
collation. was provided in honor Of the ust.ieus Wis
tier On his arrival here he was warmly greeted by
the members Of the club, and an address from the
Chamber Of Commerce was presented 10 him. The
marshal retired little after ten o'clock Uheeiers s
Manchester Chron.
Fresh herrings were selling in Kilmarnock on Tues
day last dozen Tor sxpence-
On Wednesday morning a number of engineers
and directors belonging to the Lendon and Birming-
ham Railroad, made an experimental journey from
Denbiph Hall 10 the town Of Kilsby, through the
nous tunnel leading TO kilsby. The journey was
made for the purpose of trying the sodity Of the road
The distance from Denbgh Hall to Kisky Is 10 miles,
and the road will be opened to the public the FIRST
Of August nexL-Morning Herald.
IL has been positively stated that the Earl of Dur
ham has received secret instructions 10 come 10 de.
fni,ive arrangement Of the boundary question with
the American government, in which event there will
be no occasion for the further interference OF the
klng OF the NctncTihHuc III tns tcuious quesuon.-
Northern Herald.
liAyMAuKET THEATRE.-A one act farce, called
"New Notiens," produced al this theatre on Sa-
turday evening. and very favorably received. Mr..
Hill persoRated the hero, Major wheeler, an Amerl-
can MAJOR who turn his hand land brains also)
to ythng; aud who, finding business rather slack
for few weeks thinks IL may be good speculation
10 visit the old country and realise something by in
oculaisg IL with his new notion. These now netlons
embrace the whole circle of arts and manufactures,
in every one Of which he fer going ahead. Thefun
s in the bouncing Americanisms Of the dialogue and
in the quiet manner, indescrihable twang, shrewd,
sly and self possessed expression Of countenance Of
Mr. Hill The whole is subducd, as almost 10
make our recollec ion of Matthews Jonathan seem
csrcature and yet the same time 10 surpass II in
the dry richness of q1ant humor. This - novelty
in theatrical enjoy yment and we like such New No
ton." Mademoiselle Celeste finished her engage
ment with Maurice, in the "Child Of the Wreck" and
Suzlnne. The performances were well otsp ed 70
parting and final impression.
Lonp CAsTIrnEAoH AND Ma TuRToN-The fash-
ionable journals of London announce that the amor
ous boy Castleresgh, the wounded OF Cupid and
lesden ball. is fas, recovering from the effects of the
latter. We rejoice TO hear II. he was not IN ft
and proper state 10 be hurried out OF the worm by
sudden stroke-he has no y time TO rcpent-we hope
he may DO Sc But thev tell US farther, that he ~ so
much recovered that he 10 already participating IN the
coronation festivities OF the fashionable world that he
is in fact the centre Joy and life the hugRed and well
cer,ed the very Turfon Of the highest circles OF so
ciety Indeed II! Estu possibie3 Where are the
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