The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

address TO tle King OF Saxony, Of whose hospitality
they partook in the evening, at splendid banquet
given in their honor.
The Frankfort Diet has meantime been opened
quite quietly. but the ministers accredited have not
arrived. Lord Cowley has left for Baden Baaen,
pairing off with Prince Gortschokof. the Russian
minister, preferring the Cursaal OF thai delightful
place TO the dull and monotonous speeches on
De1sche E.nheit. Poor Arndt, when be wrote his
famous song" Has la deS DeiGscbs, FlterLlJli,"
he little DIX INT that his gray hairs should live to
witness ttMt question discussed t0R-te BON by his
countrymen, with little chance Of "a satisfactory
iution The question of the admission of all Aus
tria's possessions into the German confederation,
will be AS have already stated previous letters,
one Of the first brought under discussion.
The King Of Denmark has issued amnesty to
the persons implicated in the late Scheswig Hol-
stein war The following persons are excluded
from its benefits -
sonderberg and his family that H. We suppose his two
sons who served actively in the rebel army 2 Prince
Frederick Won Roer. The Stakeholder Beseer, and
ex Minister tor Foreign Affairs, et guiblsnoiua alits
Harbon. l. The ex-War Minister Jacobsen g. The
four members OF the former scheswg supreme tribunal
Ahlefeld, Esmarch, kamphovener and Momseu g.
Baron Won Lilisncron, the so-caled Hosten political
agent at Berlin aud elsewhere. I. The Pastors and
Provosts Nielsen. Boysen Rehod Bolquarits Baum.
garten LoIenzen &c, all Of whom preached a
crusade against Denmark. The remainder only
known te their own countrymen, and TO the gayera-
All other persons matter how deeply Implicated
free to return home under guarantee Of being
leeted providing they continue obey the laws and do
not attempt any renewal Of reasonable or suoversive
practices in which the amnesty will fall dead let
ter and the past will be added as an aggravaon to
o lnevsry case individuals DESTROYS Of proitng
BY the amnesty must address copy Of the following Pc
tition to the King -
Date and place Of abode
Nm humbly prays for permission the Dushy
OF Sehlesrig
rHE KING.
the undersigned no left his during the troubles
live under Ssests mild and awful seeptre. and
,r NJ tsfPp =. o NJ oS v ven
permission TO DC allowed TO my residence
pleased 70 dictate. Mos, respectfully, &e.,
As confirmation that " n. has signed the
own hand.
The debate the clauses of the Ecclesiastical
Titles Assumption Bill will be resumed tonight
On Monday night the Irish and Roman CaJho-
lie members attempted to provoke discussion GA
the ground that ii stands the DILL is entirely
new. In this they failed, and by a large majority
the bill was read first and second time
The Great Exhibition continues to attract its
thousands and its tens of thousands. Wednesday,
being 1.-The Derby" it appeared less crowded To IA
usual but the rece pts keep up the average Of be-
tween G2,UO0 and $4,000 daily. Each day reveals
new beauties The Queen and Prince Albert, with
their royal guests the Princes and Princess OF Prus
sia, Dukes of Gotha and Altenburg, Prince of
Lenenger and others, have visited it almost daily.
The court leaves to day for Osborne, in the Isle of
Wight.
The Operas are outrivaling each ether in CON-
petition Lumley brought out a. Fidelio " on Tues
day, with Cruvelli, who mas made most trium-
phant aebRt. This lady sang in London, some three
years back at concerts, and then gave great pro-
mise. She sang last winter, at Paris. Catherine
Hayes first nlattaak came of with great ectR
on Monday, IN Hanover square rooms. On Friday
night last, the first representation of Biwer Lyt-
tons play, for the funds of the Literary Guild,
took place at Devonshire House The play, = We
are not Bad SEEM" performed py
Charles Dickens and his amateur company Of lite
rary men aud artists Each guest had to pay five
guineas for his her ticket, which resulted in
sum of IL 200. The money is 70 be employed for
rary men. Bulwer handsomely gave a piece Of
ground his estate of hnebworth for the the site
OF the building; he likewise contribute the play
Dickens ana his troupe were voluntary performers,
and the Duke of Devonshre offered his noble
sion for the performance. The next representation
takes place on Tuesday next, Cat two guineas per
tieket,) when bail will take place Afterwards in
the grand saloon Of Deyonshire House
Soye S Symposium is open. he gave grand
inaue uration banquet on the occasion, at which
was not present but | dnel tnere the day after,
aI ces, however, must be made for the start, anI
doubt not he will make il
A grand banquet was given on Tuesday, a. the
Star and Garter, al Richmond, By the English
Commission Of the Exhibition, to the foreign Com
missioners. All the foreign ambassadors were pre-
sent and the whole affair wen. of with great ecdt
regatta took place on the Thames; festive arches
were erected in the streets, and the "foreigners'
we're loudly cheered. After the usual amount OF
wine drinking aud speechfyng, the guests separat-
ed much delighted with the entertainment.