The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-25

psny with the ersns OF the Orders Of the Garter and
the dolden Fleece set in diamoads.
The royal party having passed through the principal
ICONS returned to the audhsll and her Majesty took
ss. on ths throne or the raised das The various
eases quite impossible steady currcat set IN towards
sne dss Some presentations took place and genuine
OF very bad temper beseged the throne The DIXIE Of
Cambridge, Lady Clemsntina vners the Marchioness
OF Douglas, and some other ladies gentle darcea
IN the confined space before the court In the mean
time all those who could not get the end Of the
ball, wandered through the other in anvthiny
but solitude 1t would have been weary work Tut thai
an agreeable recreation afforded TO Of the pi
which Mr. Sims had so profuseiy supplied these
After fome space Of time devoted ar To
such dsncing under difficulties that have described
her Majesty conducted to the crypt for supper In
compliance with the antique character which the vaute
arches and low crowned cells Of the apartment gave
the place the proyedores had invented dishes the orixn
Of which We cannot stop TO trace The peacock full
eathered and with all the gloes of his shining pumage
and resplsndent ta-the lure de sangler fresh from
the forest Of Ardennes, made pleasant companionshp
with bounden ae grcs russ and capons Ia Pom
yodor Dummies in armour holding lights which flick
cred from their spear heads lent romantic character
the scene
The tables for the royal supper were laid out in
splendid and really tasefal manner There was the
finest Amontlado hook Of 1922 sherry bottled for Ma
po.eon) 1866 years old which then cost f600 butt and
mnscael nd paaaret sllery aud sparkling champagne
The WINE glasses na@e for the occasion had the royal
crown the city shield. and the gob ypifying ma
tlons) engraved with intervening groups
ana MOVERS emoeatc OF the various portions Of Eu-
rope
Supper having been concluded By the royal party
tremendous rush made by most Of those present
the various side-ab The Queen. attended by the
Prince and her suite retired in the order observed upon
her ming All the company stood Up to do her honor
and left the var;cus alleys in which they had been
buried in the pursuit of the pleasures Of the table give
parting cheer 10 their sovereign shortly before one
O'Clock the trunps.s sounded a royal flourish at the
gates at Guildhall and through dense people,
cheering necessarily and with the greatest enthusiasm,
her cd IN DuaEtn Dal.a
this interesting visit to the ancient metropolis Of her
kingdom
not heard of any serious accidents though in
consequence Of the great Of the crowd several
persons sustained injuries from being thrown down and
trsnpled upon
On Thursday evening the Lord Mayor received com.
municstion from Lord John Russell. conveying her
heeStys most gracious approval Of all the arrang aments,
and announcing the fact that her Majesty had been
pleased to confer the dignity Of barons Of the United
Xii gdom in token of the royal appreciation OF the hos
pitality presided over by his iordship
The Great Exhibition.
The attendance on Wednesday. the 9th inst. at the
Crystal Palace, although not great the previous
day still greater than the Wednesday of the pre-
ceding week Her Msesty OF the earliest vi
;trs and having proceeded at once to the electric
Telegraph Office, spent minutes in Watching the
operations of this great scientific wonder Of the country
As test Of the rapdity with which might be
conveyed TO and from distant points her Majesty
mandsd that a message should be forwarded to Edn-
burgh for the latest paragraph of in the Scotch
papers The paragraph of ten lines back
before her Majesty left the building aud announced Gu
riously enough the arrival Of the Countess cf Neuiy
(ex-Cuee Of France) in the Northern capital Her
Majesty, after examining several other departments
passed down the nave through double line OF the
'isters graeiousy bowing in Of their
silent gestures OF loyal homage and was conducted
TO Der carriage During the day the pupils of great
humber Of national and parochisl schools to
the wonders Of the Exhibition. There immense
numbers OF for gners present and large detschmens
from the country; among others OF $50 from
Mr. Fussels foundry in Somersetshre, ell Of whose
Ienses were borne by the principal without any deduc
ton Of wages The only noticeable feature ia goods
was case Of splendid mirrors from France Of large d.
nensiors and very superior quality. The tot IL number
Of visitors 5000, and the receipts, s27ls lis
Misunderstanding the unfavorsble state Of the weather
on Thurday ol W. persons visited the Crystal Palace,
and the large amount Of e295S taken the DOOR
The not to be awarded till after the close Of
the Exhibition, the period for which fixed Satur-
day. fer about the middle OF October II l. intended
thet arrarg cments shall be made for lighting up the
building in the evenings
II fsid ibst enc Of the bishops on complaining TO
the inspector that he closely watched by two police
men all the tine that he in the Crystal Palace was
told that the only thief who had lately been taken
swell mobemsn disguised In episcopal gear aud that he
police DID not know him, and suspected second attempt
Of the kind.
Miscellaneous.
TIW REMAINS PsUL JoSEs The Paris
pond,nt Of the London Tins. says The following
msmorsndum Is from friend who has taken pains
20 ascertain the last resting place of the celebrated Paul
Jones about which correspondence IA lately taken
place in the Epgish rress -" friend of mine duly
authorized to investigate the matter after visiting in
vain ell the ministerial ter-aux Paris by careful aud
patient ip peron of the recordp the Prefecture and
sulstqu mt reference to the MDnfc. has established
eIainty that the death 81 the remarkably. in
question occurred In Paris that his body Inferred
IN the Protestant burial ground then existing to tho
OF the Hotel Dieu; that the piece Of land devoted
such afterwards sold and that all the bones
collected and thrown into common pit (or, per.
hsps the catacombe) The documents. or authentic
copies of them for these In
hards Of the gentle alluded to- and in due time will
be published | should add that the Mpriteu
pending ia dSe 20 the entry found in the archives of
the Prefecture eorroborates in al particulars what has
been stated
Morning Iroid states that when DR.. wiseman was In.
yt,d by tile Comsnittee Of the House OF Commons TO
give evidence the laws Of mortmain he "parred the
application by promisDg b. send his solicitor The 80
ctor hhvng refused on the plea OF professional comb
GeBce give the information required the application
10 his principal renewed. DR. Wisemsn. however,
stil cluced the ccmutts"s curiosity. A peremp.ory
summons has ut length been served upon him and he
viii lie taught that In this country the ecclesiastical
cherscter imTart exemption from the jurisdiction Of
secular courts"
Tn Ancrc EsrEptrio, "A petition had been extern
siycly signed In the Liverpool Exchange FOR
prcsoutstion 90 the Lords q the Admiralty, praying
their uidsbips send steamer 30 Jones Sound where
cairn Of stones has recently been discoycred thu
morasts thinking ths II that particular portion q the
might be obtained. which would lead either the
81 Sir John Franklin aud his companions or. at all
,ycrfs. allsy the universal excitement by throwing
C1tsl tight upon THEN fate.
messrs. Bnring's Circular.
LosboS Friday. July us o'clock P. NJ
The demand for most articles Of colonial aud foreign
produce has fallen 81 this week prices many in
stances have shown a dowuvard tendency Brcslstufs
again cheaper the weather continuing highly
bic .or the growing crops Cotton Is oue-eghth Of