New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

-ar+ intended are all there and instead OF Walk
ing gentleman, with song. as Nlntl anu otAeis
have made II. Ne have character loI "hich thc
rtnnathies are engaged from first 10 last, ana wheh
the grand point arrives our admiration anu Itllgn'
are an the greater. There IS no. huen loL pot 10
,a,io 10 DO IN the majority OF the scenes IN when ne
anrears but that What there Is may Oe rendered e.
fectiye Slenor Tamberlk has proved beyond con
troversy"
-LABLAcHE has revived Don Pasqua''
Rachel had appeared for the first time TINS year
in Pledrc We would gladly quote the mastery cn-
time Of Vtrian. who intensely admlres Racine
but il IS too long We viii not, however, deprive
our readers happy. if among them are rememoerers
Of Rachel Of the following
.On "Wednesday Rachel performed RoXanc IN b.
.o-ef II * m striking contrast with her Phedre.
She Is a born Empress. Her grace her a's'"f'i,g'
her simple dignity, the mchaole majesty Oh heI &tu
tudes and gestures. crowned as tIey are Dy tlidt
small but singuarly intellectual head, make her tue
most oueenlV woman now 10 be seen anywhere
Wbere has she learnt her dignity II was gwen hef
by Nature, This little JeWeSs, picked mp from the
streets whose face would be common and insignia
cant were II not lighted mp with an expression which
makes II ever memorable, carries herself win more
queenly grace of department than any tnrohe1 mon
arch. HermoSt enchanting quality Is amer al per-
hapS her grace
Louis BLAyc's pamphlet. Plus dc GVoRfins.
&" No more Girondins.") has been published. II
makesa noise by its explosive energy against the
doctrines OF other bodies OF the Democratic army.
Louis Blanc especially attacks the nofign u dTet
Gorernment by me geople. Of which theory as
preached IN a pamphlet of VICTOR CoNsiDERANr's,
we have already gwen a coplous account IN TIE Irb-
me.
Mr. THAcKERAY'> lecture was omitted last week,
ms noble and fashionable audience having gone
down to the Ascot races.
ALBERT SMITH. a second-rate comic writer, au-
thor OF 4 Month IN ConstantnoPIe,' and OF the
burIesquc monologuc of the Overland Mall Is
about TO start a new periodical with Illustration. by
Leach
We have already mentioned that the Earl OF
Carlisle had ordered the Gallery Of Paintings at
Castle Howardio bc brought to London. The Earl
Of Ellcsmere has. with It similar propnety OF ieellhg'
opencd to the Public the famous Brdgewa'er Gal
lcry. The Marquis of Westminster, owner of the
Grosvtnor Gallery. ou the other hand cannot al
mi, the pgJhc Public. but only the pirate Public
"who have any means OF an introduction to Lord
Westminster" We are rather glad, on the whole
that Lord Westminster IN his official capacity As
Grand Chamberlain was obliged 10 walk backward
through the Chrystal Palace before the Queen
Mr. PYNE. the Landscapst, has been making %
beautiful sketches M OIL OF the Lake scenery OF Eng
land The haunts of the Poets are included IN the
series and the works attract attention as IN the finest
STYLE of that department Of Ant They are to be re-
produced IN a sere, OF colored Autographs AMI pub
h>hed IN an ornamental volume.
Mr.. LAYAKD the excayator OF Nlneyah- II is SAID
VIII be obliged to return from Babylon to England in
July. having expended all the funds at his disposal
JOE SMITH divides with the Pope the assault up
ON Engishplety We read IN a late paper.
The Mormons have determined on great and
systematic attempt to convert England 10 Mormon
~ odd N N
churches by adult baptism, 500 disciples every
month. and so confident are they That IN lulhllmen
Of Mormon prophecies, they are about 10 maks M
raculous progress in Britain, they propose TO hod
great Mormon conference IN the very center oil Lon
don, in the month OF June
And also in a Mormon journal we ind
In the Swiss Cantons, French, German and
italian are spoken. In the course OF mite tlihe,
when Elders Taylor and SNOW %lll nave usnsIed
into the world tie Book of Mormon IN those
languages. 1 believe great work will be done IN
Switzerland 10 the honor and glory OF lIaetS Goi
\ German gentleman. who has Oef". " pau '"''" ~
Elder Shows Wrii2''~' 4Dl''
''esSlR ROBERT PEEL, whose career during the llic
of ms father was certainly severely censWed for It's
dissipation. and who was recently engaged IN duel,
addressed letter to The Times ON occasion OF the
Tanvorth Rot, in which he INDUCED his natural
wrath at the whole affair by clubbing Mr.. George
Frederic Young. the orator of that dreiul day "a
miserable imposier" Mr.. Young thought fit to dis
charge the following resonant reJonder.
And now, Sir having shown what Is not allow
me briefly To- describe what IN my judgment, is an
impoStpr. II "A man should be discovered who. rep
resenuug pure and vlrtuous Sovereign IN foreign
embassy. sECult bC dIscreIltably distinguished as "a
prOhlgate and "a gambler-lt. aS member OF a Brit
l>h House of Commons. he should aspire 10 NE dls
uy of orator. write ms speeches. and break down
IN delivering them IT, after breathing for year, me
atmosphere of tie very land OF freedom. he should
return j0 ms native soil, processing TO be the cuin
ff. an
hiS vaSsa tonantry The most coniempuble freaks oi
mpotCut tranny-shoulO such man be discover 4.
vel indeed might Doe De- branded as am lmpOsicr, AMI
ID hc should have Yenturcd 10 fling the foul epthe'
III men more upright and consistent than himself. de-
Scryed'y might he De- set down as cdlumuiator also
Let SIR Robert Peel beware" They VINO live go
glass houses should never brow stones.
am. sir, your faithful and obedlent servant
GEORGE FREDERICK YOUNG
To tins hgoaG>idc Sin Robert mildly inclosed for
publication "a letter TO hi, Agent written before the
banquet. III when ms "impoteut tyranny consists
OF paernal advice not 20 attend the dinner Noduel
had resulted 81 The last accounts from the belIger-
ants
A German journal makes merry over Prot Lyells
paper upon the marks OF anteduvil drops OF water.
saying that they belong probably. TO the famous cafe
CORY of Licicubergs knife without steel OF a round
Of The ladder that Jacob saw IN ms dream. of the
chests containing Egyptian darkness, and otherplea,-
ant and ingenious wituci>ms. Notwithstanding the
merry German journal however. Prof Lyeu has
proved hI> point. lie found such traces 10 various
parts Of North America. principally on the inner
SIDE OF mountain clcii> and especially on those winch
extend in antiquity back 70 the coal formation. The
drops feli originally upon mud or muddy sand and
formed little punctureS which remtinai in the pctr-
factions The form OF antediu,ial waves have 'or-
merry been discovered nthe same way. and Geology