The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29


Of Lumley will be much felt Generous in the extreme
to his arhstes, Of elegant and gentlemany manners
man OF the world in every the personal friend of
kings prime ministers and the beau mond not speak
of the beau generay-hi, quiet voice. large black
ribbon on his snowwhte waistcoat and, II possible,
still whittier shirt, will be missed in many salon. Lum.
ley the emreso'io par excellence Of Europe. He
king in the theatrical world and still hope he may
remain so. As am operas shall continue. was
present the other night at the rst representation of
Bafe's OPERA Les qustre fls d'Amyon." Bale "a
clever Irish mani ia, you aware director of the
orchestra at her Msesys theatre his daughter sweet
and smiable girl Is engaged to be married to Ire
lawney Esq man Of good family whose is fami.
liar many not his account on that of his
relative the author Of Adventures of Younger Son.
a friend Of Byron and Shelley He Is good looking
fellow, with fair moustacbe, and much attached
to his fance But to the above named opera
1t was loudly applauded, but will net have run; the
music too light Albonis Non pin mesta from the
"Cenerentos,r afterwards completely obiterated Les
quatre fits"
Certo may be seen, rightly in box at her Maesty's
theatre She has sweet child with her-her daughter
ON told she is separated from st. Leon but not
certain of the fact Cruveli still reaps honors After
Grsi she is decidedly the best Norma have SEEN but
cannot stand beside the Diva"
Grill is truly deserving Of the cognomen. She sang
Norma last night; Tamberlik did Polio. The theatre
(Govent Garden) orammed to the ceiling Her fine
figure, her beautiful arms her noble action all told
Her voice Il must speak truth-it is falling oG) was ma
paged with skill, aud ably supported by Costa's
orchestra, that only old hau6s could detect Its ak
ness. 1t was triumph, in every of the word
Tsmberk (enor) has very fine voice, but his notes
are too tremulous Mario (GIisi's Mario) sang as
other sing in the last Of the "Favorita"
suppose you know Eario's history 1t is a in
resl life. If you 90 not let know that's ALL and
your fair aJonntes shall have it.
new opera, {" safo.) given the other night at
Covent Garden The author, profege Of Bardot Gar
cha, is good musician. 1t proved however, decided
failure
Pacini wrote opera the subject, which
have heard twelve nights running at the Scala, at
the principal psr sung by tho gentle Abbadia
(ia nostra Abbadia) sr the Mianese called ber-who
supported Der poor old blind father by her talents Her
poor old father ia ieafshe has lost voce-nobody
thinks Dow Of the noble girl-Ginsi monde Yet
when sbe stood on the stage in her white dress
her lair bsir floating down her back with harp in baud,
ard slowly ascenGed the fatal rock take the puoge,
she might have commanded the services Of every
pretsDt Yet, are the Mianese to blame? U1happiy,
It lie every~ here the live in the present with
out regard TO TIE past or the future! But must not
moralizc your readers will begin to yawn
Now for the Yacht Club Be 1t known, then, that the
presence of the American yacht America Cowes Isle
Of Wight connected with the challenge sail against
all comers has GRATED small excitement amongst
yachting fraternity. 1, myself pay annual visit to
the Isle wirht ard shall 90 down next week TO in
spset the yacht in QUESTION.
Private Letters. which have received from members
Of the Yacht Club fully corroborae the letter in the
TINES but sha run down myself (poltics bsng
dull,) and fepc youa report.
on "Wednesday. the Ryde regatta took place 1t wes
expected the America would have startedand some dis
appointment fit that she din not Nj. aptu she
keeps up her reputation She joined the squadron in
;be Cowes ads in company with the Pearl belonging
to the Marquis II ApResey having only her stay sail
and forcssl ret and continued with the contending
vessels up tie West Channel and again gave proof OF
her food qualiiiss. az d excellent tim.
TIE eandidGture of the Prince do Joinvle for the
Presidency of the French republic IL the chief topic
Paris No seems 10 know ything about IL. Many
ersons le"ve that the Prince has no intention whatever
81 coming forward aud letter said to have been ad
dress,d by hin to Admiral Hernoux, confirms this
opinion The Jytnci des Debafs, the supporter OF
the 0rleansp Gudss With extreme caution to the sub
ect 1t ssys that the time has not yet to discuss
the question and adds with great truth, We should
just much think Ct discussipR the propriey OF any
particular person being President ia 1866 as In six
months hence for who knows whas may happon before
that tima'
Louis Naroeon bas holiday (busness) trip in view.
The seipi OF cia organ. the Mssager. gays -
1t is poiivey stated that ths President Of the Re-
public will leave Paris between the 10Th and 18th OF this
month, for a tour in the departments. The President
will go to Botdeaux. He Ia TO stop two days nc Angol-
lime, aid thrte four days At Bourdcsux, where he
will receive Populations from Toulouse, hgor Montau-
ban Auch Csrcassonne Montpelier. sc. From Bordeaux
tire President Will to Roche lie aud Rocheor and will
return by rerigueux Ii ncges, mouius, and Movers.
This jOuIney will occupy from ten TO tsolye days lie
will be cc6mpanied by the ministers Of the Interior
Finance. and War The projects Of the different cali
ties yesterday Informed Of the intended visit OF the
Preside Mt which II Ia said decided In Council
q Minister'S t.f re the separation OF the Assembly 1t
sraTs that the President the Republic has
the idea of passing ten day at the Camp OF Lunove as
| lie at frstintended'
Advices mem Lisbcn, Of the OH inst, The
dmss Of :, rhor from the ministry Of hoance
lie H. dvd by senior t,ras, originally Intended
tor that ministry by saldabba
In pI,you, letter, men,ioued tina. the Germa, Diet
had r.fmsd to te1 To the oteus 81 France and BaS
land against the Admiration OF all Autria provinces into
the GeImanic Confederation The following Is trans-
ation Of the official r,soutoE u the Diet on the cub
Ihe Diet having taksn eognizunce Of the notes Of the
9Th tfJuly 81 tie EnvoY Exiraoi binary Of the Frensh
nsIutl ai Of the Envoy Extraordinary 81 the bng-
sh government communicated TO u By ia President,
tIy f,e In their contents frcgn Interference With
The internal Affairs of the German Confederation, and
sndtfc, 10 usurr rights AID attributes which never eau
he e'sbtsd Ms htJ are IN opposition II the y, allies OF
the Corgets Of vienna The Diet does no., therefore,
deem Necessary enter into further explanations
the subject IL confines itsef 20 reference TO the de-
cree Ct Diet the 18th pembsr 1851 (res i've 70
the occupa,n Ct tie town Of frankfort By Prasn sad
ButIian trooTs) which communica ed at the time
| 10 the embassies of France aud England. Eui which
cttsihbe for ALL the principles which terVe Gs a
guide 20 The conduct q the ct in forcgn vers
thould inTffe in the internal fairs Of he G nfe lera.
tisn CT ateuft to limit the competency Of the dot
| The lr,ICh raouutuin has issucd its programme or
manifesto 20 the pstpe There " nothins IN the d,cu'
the hup's OF their ptit In
ing their candidate Iae language, as usual Is bon
bastc.
Trm italy the accounts continue the same. Tyranny
ard CpprtSs, Et Naples and Florence; libersl vie "
Turin Austria fears this libsrahty the part Oi
ssronia ard has ordered re ibflrcemcnis into Italy
TIE Affairs ~ the Hung Irian refugees have taken ano
ihsr turn The Porte hes given notice To Austria ADD
the oiber powers that II will not b. snswerhe Tor the
dei niion 81 Kossutb and the reminding Elk refugees
beyond the fret Of September. The Mississippi an
American fgstc Is the spot dcstined to receive
'htm. IL is the wish Of Kussu;h to proceed to America
snd as yet conditions Of residences have been ira
pes upon him ~ sustsia will hear OF his liberia
on and is ranins every nerv, TO defea. the humans
intentions of the Porte--oDe Of the objections b h
release icing his having delivered the Hungsrias
letter from Venice Of the 10th says;-Ths Empero,
returned from 1chl yesterday. Although bis Majesty
journey 70 Galica L. sad to b. put OF de think Y
hot unsey he may be advi,d to fulh his promise u
The Poles. In lieu OF going TO Verona, first uend
,d-b, j,urn,ys being now impractirsble for THU
month My for this IL the very mcnscing aspect
,fthe Lonhsrdo-N enetian Kingdom where the struggle
" lilly about to rtcnmmence Arrests are beul
led gfos and am told by travellers that ta
road t.veen tbis and Trieste IA literally lined will
tro p preceding souihwsrds.