New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20

permission 70 Intimate 10 the bsr OF hoenooen tus. me-
Lord John Russell quite sgreed with MI webster
This expressed opinion Of statesman 10 opPosinon'
doubtless relieved Earl Aberdeen oil any spprenenson
OF c. n.ure from that quarter out hr mht. Eoi S'-n
for himself and Lord John Russell the merit of having
thereby contributed essentially TO preserve 'he PACE VI
the world. lLiverPooi ilnes
sHAK,Py.Rys Hot-sE On the sd ult numerous
meeting of the inhabitants Of strsifofduPon Avon oil
the members OF the StratfOrd shaksperan Cuo sno ine
Archslo Association was held IN toe iO"nhsH
Tor Considering the best means OF pfoVohs TOE
destruction Of the birth place Of Shskspeare Dr leti
grew r. X presided There we've also present Lord
Brooke NJ r. sir T. Douglas. NJ P. SIR w. Betham Bar
onet Sir II Dillon, sir Annesey, Mr. Croiton Croker
Mr.. II. Ainsw0rth &c together with many other mem
bers Of The Antiquarian Camden and oiner iesfhed 40
ele,es The proceedings having oeeu opened ~ we
Chairman and the report Of what bad been done oy tns
Committee and the correspondence In which they bad
been engaged having been read Dr. Thompson said be
vas sure that nothing would gve greater "
shsksperisn Society than 10 SCI WIN ine me mOeIs
OF any other society in securing ShsksPeares house
10 The country. report had oeen circulated 'I.' u
VISA the Intention OF certain parties 70 Pufenaso
the house for the purpose OF exhiolnng IL a. 4
travelling show. That report pc believed 70 De
q ehimers; he sure thai neiher Enghsnmen
nor the OF Enghshmen would ever submit 70 suen
degradation. Sir W. Behsm and MI Joseph hlocn Inen
addressed the meetng the former moving and the latter
according resolution, That the Archeosea Assoeis
uon fully entered into The views " me mem
bers OF the Shaks Club AZ SustforduPonAvon, In
the resolution that The committee be requested 70 con-
municste with the Arch Oges Assoeisuou, and solicit
their cooperation toward ssrong the objects IN view
The resolution having been carried unanimously and
several other gsnuemsn having addressed the meeting
The business OF the day concluded The Commissioners
Of Woods and Forests slsnined their willingness 10
become eonsevsiOrs OF the birthplace Of seskspesrr
purchased for preservation. The Susiiordoo Avon
Committee have already received the promise OF very
distinguished patronage The Intelligent Miss Msrrnesu
hes suggested that . penny subscription should -
opened ~ith the object u pgrcnAsang II
LIrERAEr GosssP Professor wilson IN q published
letter, tnai be oaser connected VITA Black
wood Certain ARTICLES Win which be oilers have
drawn him forth 10 make this announcement
Mr. Newly announces Life Of Shelley By Capt
Aedvin author Of Conversations with Lord Byron
hurcAL-Jsnny Lind has engaged To sing Berlin In
September next.
A genuine nes-ess-not Ethiopisn.-has made Der
aebH the Thssrre des Vsriees Al Para Critics cay
that she pronses 10 rival Jenny Lind. but We should
mink that rather improbable
Ths directors Of the grand opera have at length
discovered al arlsfs Who ne ssid vii far transcend all
the gori.s Of Madame stolz her name 70 Aosson and
SIZE Ia make her debut soon after the reopening Of the
thesrra.
some Of the London papers state Ii quite certain ihi
Ienny Lind do The connucal 81 the end Of the year.
Tne debut Of the female American serenaders took
place 10 Bristol Monday week q the Victoria Room
md sasy subsequently appeared Il the theatre Wed