The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03


be detained beyond the autumn.
The elections in Spain were proceeding in favor
of the government.
In Bavaria, the greatest dissatisfaction has been
created, by an order prohibiting the soldiers from
appearing in public places in the company of fe-
maes-an order, the journals state, it will be i'm
ossible to carry into effect
The ship building yards at the upper end Of the
Clyde are at present scene of great activity.
Fashionable Intelligence.
TIM QUEEN OF ENGLANp'S DRAWING ROOM.
The Queen held drawing Thursday after
noon, May H. in st. James's Palace. Her Majesty and
Prince Albert arrived from Buckingham Palace
by detachment Of the Life Guards.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess OF
Hacke, Countess Louisa Orioa, and the gentlemen Of
His Serene Highuess Prince Edward of Sake weimar
attended the drawing Before the drawing
Sir John Milbanke presented to the Queen at
audience by vscount Pamerston Secretary OF State for
The Queen train of blue watered silk, brocsded
with gold trimmed with blue rband and tulle and
mened with diamonds The petticoat of white satin
trimmed with tulle and white riband, and also
mented with diamonds Her Majesty's headdress was
diamonds and feathers
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Prussia wore
train Of white watered silk trimmed with gold blonde
The pettcoat was of the material ornamented in
front with poppies The headdress formed Of dia
monds and emeralds with feathers Of gold blonde
Her Royal Highness the Louisen Order and also
the decoration of Russian Order of Knighthood
The following prese nations to Her Majesty the Queen
and his Royal Hghness the Prince Albert took place in
the Diplomatic Circle
BY Mrs. Abbott lawrence
Mis-. MCurdy, daughter Of the United States Charge
d'Afaires to Austria.
Ry the Viscountess Palmerston-
La Countesse Alferi, nee de Cavour.
By NJ. Van de Weyer:-
Mr. Grener, Membre du Senat Beige.
NJ de Rossus orban, Vice-Presdent dc la Chambrc lie
Commerce a Lege.
NJ A. Demanet, Lieutenant ( Colonel de Genie.
NJ A. Ponceet. Ingenieur en- Chef administration
DIES Chemins de Fer
NJ Jules Gernaert, Ing neur en- Chef des Mines.
BY Mr. Abbott lawrence
Hon. Mr. M'Curdy, Charge d'Afaires Of the United
Lieutenant PARROT, Of the United States Navy.
Mr. James Lawrence, eldest Of the Minister, and
formerly Attache.
by LIE Marquis dAzeglio-
lie Comte Charles Albert Alheri.
By Baron Roller Austrian Charge d Afaires:-
lie Chevaier de Burg President Of the Austrian Com
The Count nohentha Saxon Minister at Paris.
BY NJ Maretcslchi Charge dAfaires dc France
Baron Charles Dupin President de la Commission IRAN
case de Exposition Unverselle
NJ Frederic Barrett, sscretaire du Commssariat Gene
Al. Octave saandrouze, Attache au Commissariat
NJ. Ferdinand Dervien, Attache rAmbassadc de
NJ le Comte de Kergorlay Membre du Jury Francois
Among the diplomatic circle present were the United
States Minister and Mrs Lawrence Mr. Bancroft Davis
Secretary Of Legation and Colonel Lawrence Atschc.
HER MaIEsrY's STATE BALL.
From the London Times, May 20
The Queen gave last evening state ball at Bucking
ham Palace to most brilliant court the invitations
cceding Zoo The arrangements similar TO the
nrst reception this the entire suite of state saloons
being opened and brilliantly illuminated with hs adsome
crystal lusters and gilt the garter and
anteroom at the south end Of the picture gallery
also opened for the accommodation Of the wish
tiers The choicest exotcs and fragrant flowers were
tastey arranged in the slcoves behind the elevated
seats reserved for Her Majesty and her guests both
in the tall room and also in the throne groups Of
flowers also adorned the picture gallery and the grand
hall.
The company began TO arrive after O'Clock those
having the nfrC aghting by the temporary garden
trance and the general circle entering the Palace by the
grand hall. All the vsters conducted by the rrn-
cra staircase through the green drawing room 20 the
picture gallery and the grand saloon.
Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Iighncs.
Prince Albert entered the grand saloon at quarter b..
fore 10 o'clock, accompanied by her Royal Hghness the
Duchess If Kent their Royal Iighnesses the Prince nd
Princess Of Prussia his Royal ghness Prince Frederick
William Of Prussia his Royal ighness Prince Henry Of
the Netherlands his Royal Iighness the Duke Of Cam
bridge their Royal ghnesses the Duke and Duchess Of
SAKE Coburg Gotha his Royal Ighness the Duke Ernest
of Wurtembcrg his Serene ghn.ss the Prince Of Lein-
Weinlar
Her Majesty and her august circle passed through the
assembled company in the grand saloon. and
Quoted by the Lord Chamberlain to the ball room where
Mr. Rooses quadrillc band in attendance The gene
raj circle followed the Queen and Prince Albert aud their
royal guests into the hall room.
The Queen a blonde drtss over white silk with
ooored flowers Of various kinds worked IT,
with punches Il flowers 10 correspond and diamonds
Her head was formed ofa wreath ofowers
ed with diamonds
Her Royal Iighness the Duchess n Kent wore black
tulle dress black satin. trimmed with black lace
the front ornamental With bouquets Of diamonds and
anehy ss and the stoacher also commented with din
monds and smcthysts Her Royal IIghness's hea ADDRESS
vas q white velvet with feathers and blonde appe aud
the ornaments amethyst. and diamonds
Her Royal llighness the Princess Of Prussia
drCss If pale blue Grape blue silk trimmed With blue
.atin ribbon and white blonde With and lilies Tier
Royal Iiighntss wore as head dress garland Of lcs
and pink roses, anil diamond ornaments.
IiiIhur@s q 10 OF IA
a dress Of white tur. white satin. trimmed
with white satin ribbon and oruamcnted with flowers
Her Royal llighness wore head dress q flowers and
diamonds
Her Majesty opened the bah with hi. Royal IIighne-s
the Prince 81 Prussia In quadrlle 1T Eve minutes be-
10 O'Clock; the being his Royal Iiighness
the Duke q saAe Coburg Gotha and the Duchc.. of
Suthc rland The other members 81 tn. roysl party
oincd IN this qusdrillc
After this dance a number q qusdrilcs. wat1cs aud
other dances were performed In thu ballroom, by Mr.
Bousc's qusdrille band.
Dancing afterwards commenced in tn thronc.room
where Jul.ns band was stationed With
The Gust Exhibition Qusdrille Julien
In the orchestra Herr kanig tcornct pstou "
Colnet (lageolct), Mcssrs Baker, cooper boyle La
vigne Cioff. Jarrett, Harper, Anglos CCllins &C
The following dances vcre played by the band during
the evening"
~ Tempcsts from Halsvy- opera.
The Nepaulese. .................J Julien.
Enfant frcdisue .,................A ubcr
Debutanten. ......................str ase
hHre'te ....s,..,.........'..'..h onig
La mandollna. .....harl Buuer.
The Crystal Fountain ............. Karl Duler.
Die Zspfcnstrcich. ............H Hon. Capt Mnimsy
Polka des Poguai DE-. ............ Julien.
The koh.i-n moor .............. Doyle.
The Amazon and Tiger. .......... Kari Butler
The Review. Julien
Inc berby .sullien.
During the evening tho company served with
Treatments IN the garter and The green drawing
room.
A state supper served With regal magni6cence |
soon after twelve o'clock in the principal dinner room
on long Of tables the splendor VI the service be-
Ing heightened BY the consmmste taste Of the decors
ticn They were most brilliantly lit by gold cendelabrs
Tho following had the honor Of receiving invitations
Yho Ocsa EIca Mnier and the gentleman attache the