New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

Total increase deducted 3S.-'D
Total decrease on the quarier---------- 1881
The House of Lords has given the Ecclesiastical
title bill first reading. The second reading was
fixed for the 2lst inst.
The Bishop of London IS disturbed by Sir b. Halls
late exposure Of abuses connected witn his Off ai m
come, and has replied IN Il manner which the jour
naS pronounce unbccOnlng.
The Queen and Prince have made " state Visit
70 Fer Malesty'S Theater, when the opera OF Ft7r-
d. was performed. Her Majesty received al the
Royal entrance by Mr. Lunley, the director OF the
opera. and by Captain Robinson, OF the Hon. Artillery
Company, the Treasurer of the establishment. The
Lord Chamberlain preceded the royal party with SIX
wax lights, In massive silver candleStlckS IN his
hands, walking backward. Her Majesty then passed
rapidly up the stairs which were proiuSely decora-
ted with Towering plants IN fun blossom and ever
greens Of the richest DESCRIPTION, 10 the retiring
room, whence, having been dyestei OF her carriage
costume she proceeded te the royal box which was
lined with white and blue silk in alternate stripes.
4 large bouquet of rare eNoucs ans handsomely
bound books of the opera were ald IN the royal box
for the use OF her Majesty and the Prince. Two OF
the bOufieterS in their State dresses and halOers
were as usual, stationed in front. simultaneously
with the entrance of the royal party brilliant Hood
of light suddenly poured INTO the house from the
large chandelier all the audience rose, the orchestra
struck up the National anthem. and the curtain rs
ing displayed the whole of the corps drgmqt4He
grouped on the Stage. Her Majesty appeared sur
prisod at the unusual fervOr and enthusiasm OF her
reception IN arstOcratlc an aSSemOlage, ana
bowed repeatedly and with the grace so peculiarly
her own. Her Majesty who looked IN her usual eN-
ceuont health. wore Light blue SATIN dress, trm-
med with deep lace head-dresS, composed OF
wreath of Wild blush and foliage lnter>perSed
with diamonds. necklace stomacher and earrings
OF large brants, and the ribbon OF the Garter across
her shoulder Tie last act terminated precisely at
IL. o'clock, and the moment the curtain fell her
Majesty roSC bowed two three times TO the audi
encc and retired. Her Majesty was conducted to
her carriage IN the same state as upon her arrival
The display of Jewels was immense. Her Macs
tvs were most costly and proluSe, while gems gilt
tered from every box on the lovely persons OF tho
vast assembuge OF rank and fashion, both foreign
and domestic which crowded the house IN every
part.
Queen Victoria intends TO present to the Emperor
of Austria magnificent dinner service composed
OF porcelain and marble, which She purchased at
the Great Exhibition for Cl000 sterling. IN return
for the superb album which she received from the
Emperor
The AMERICAN ANNIVERSARY or INDEPENDENcE.-
This anniversary was celebrated on the IN by
grand concert ball and supper given 10 the Hon Nj
and Mrs. Abbott LawTen,e e, by Mr. Peabody. The
large III OF WilllSS room was the scene o. the en-
tertaInmcut. and appropriately decorated with flags
and embemS The American eagle and colOTs on
large scale adorned the wall al one end, and were
suspended over portrait Of Washington, while on
the lower end was a portrait OF our queen Win the
appropriate arms OF England. lhoughn character.
istlC compliance With American taste, the lion and
unicorn figured IN miniature opposite the gigantic
representation Of the eagle stars and stripes, TINS
fact was only noticed by the hypercrltica and a.
iected not the spirit and galety OF the assembled
crowd The company comprised many OF the hIgA
per>onares of England in addition to all the most "a
yored of the natives of the United States al present
in London The Duke Of Wellington walked IN
half past eleven. and was received with several
rounds OF cheers. the band playing the usual heroic
song that greetS the veteran OF Waterloo. Sir Geo.
GREY also present. well is other dStngulshe
persons. The concert. which comprised mos; OF the
vocal talent now IN London-such voices, Tor H.
stance as those of Catherine HAYES, Sole CruveIIi.
Gartonl and LablaChc-was followed by dancing,
which was kept up with the greatest animation. Inc
latenesS of The hour alone prevents US from noticing
the proceedings at the supper which provein no DOUBT
conducive to the pleasure of all present Need we
say that the whole scene was emblematlc of the good
understanding which now so happily reigns between
Ene land and the United States. lDaily News.