The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-05

ALsnGARLx OFxmr, PrCcADhLy.l
LONDON, Nov. l9, 1859.
Osscs at the Wslinsto~ Fx~asl-y~llien's Prone |
wade OomoUfs at Dssry Lsme-1hs nec Drsms !
= The PriWcsss-Am Ovosion on Wellington by
Mrs. O. Kssm- The wear Play at che Hay,nsrsa-
1he Drssa at the City of LONDON Thssts-Re-
rxss st 7hsatvioals-Bwstls in Londcn-Depurtwe
Of Strangers.
Soda water, headaches, and repentance, this
DAY fsllsw close upon the heel Of the military
procession and tawdry funeresl car of yesterdays
pageant. Fifteen to sixteen hundred thousand per-
soas thronged the line from the Horse Guards to St.
Paurs Cathedral; the houses were tho appearance
Of Ae Plasa de los Tofos Of Madrid during bull
night; opera glasses and telescopes we're in general
xequisitiou, whilst the unlucky wghts who crowded
the pavements contemplated, in very longing, those
happy parties within, who in the early part of
~ day, quietly slipping their tea, coffee, or choso.
late, and, ut LATER period, partaking of substan-
sal lunohsous, and discussing all kinds Of wines,
rrogs and segars The mob outside was far better
behaved than the occupants of purchased seats and
the shopkeepers' guests The morning papers are
evsroaied with accounts Of the funeral which rem
dsn it unnecessary for me to indulge in disserta-
tien sron the subject.
The theatres have all done an enormous business
this week, even far beyond the palmy days Of tho
Great 1851" Exhibition. II is quito impossible to
pat your nose, either Remain, s'retfausse" or
ssSevot," into Drury Lsne for Jullisn!s promenade
concerts the grand attraction Of the metro
polls The bills being headed Last SERIES prior to
Mr.. Julliens Dep .rsure for AmeIioa" The pro-
graAne nightly gives promise Of compositions from
popular and classical composers The band is do
ssedly more perfect than on any previous ocsason,
Aad includes Kong, Bauman, Barrett, Levque,
Cellinot, Arban, Prosptre, Ci0fh, Pagol, Naycock,
30, al Of whom 60 10 Jour shores with tho great
snaesfvo. In the way Of novelty. the Brothers Mol
Iinhaxer, Germsn violinists of great merit, and
Wsus, Belgian ciarionet player, indulge the au-
disnoes with solos, varied on each evening Mad'lle
Anna Lerr, toe nightly sings her selections from
tbs magic Flute,' and her execution of the most
dn1cult passages with perfect case is truly aston
ishing. must net forge, to mention the new
poAs, s'Les Echov de Msnt Blanc composed in
Julen shappiest mode, and dedicated to our worthy
and facetious Albert Smith, who has made any
thing but blank Of Mont Blanc, as ! told you in
Anne Blake, at the Princess. gains somewhat in
pablo opinion, which is mainly, If not entir ely,
attributable TO che excellent acting of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Kean and Mr., Wigsn Mrs. CHI aries
keaD last evening" III order to mark the respect of
herself, husband, and the company, for Engand's
departed hero, recised. with all her wonted elo
Q0e0oe, the following =
a pause, Q hush. Ye shapes awhile retire
That draw your being from the poets fra
HtAnd mute, We heroes quickenea BY his Will,
And bodied BY the actors art All stll;
kAee with veitd hrows ye forms Of '6emb.ed woe
Not now for fabl,d grief q tear must dow;
Net row may fahl.d greatness thrill the heart
Reality is here Let dreams Depart
Yes to each thought the hero who achieved
" hat gong has scarce recorded Or conceived,
Is present now. He. whose single mind
Heaven staked the lot of Europe and mankind
Whom Like the law that guaes the planets track,
Our orb OF fame pursued through storm and rack.
Rsse In the night Of Nations in whose sky
There flashed alone one metsor prodigy
Ross with calm msrch enk.nd3g shore ON shore
And Peels that glory never Lit before
Rose 70 its zenith-when that course was run
ina world was day and Britain was the sun.
Our Bsitain bore him .-Prides be.t claim is read
Oar Britain hslds him Sorrows worst il said
What words may speak that sorrow VIVA. regret
Measure the hero's greatness and our debt
fN not to him We give the more acclaim
That greets tn. coDquetor. His higher fame
The sword, that leo our squsdrons TO the hght-
keer drawn In vain. was drawn .or right,
Whistler, with patient loot on Indis's shore
As tracked the wineing Tiger OF Eysors ~
or o Amsye-the FOE piled rank rank
Brsastins sea OF ire Its bank
Rian,sd our banner or when Douro's ooast
dAy black meath hostile thunder looked srosssi
y. hunt our eyry on The entrsHched height
VI Torss Vsorss, thsnce TO swoop in might
ne gave bis cousuy AND silver hair
Henored the brows Of service brspa that caught
Through near a. age NO shade Of seiash thous ht
The esrliest beam tpsi his first pathway orost,
Bsheld him where high. found him his pos.
Grove biz bier. kirss mourn The misaty chief
Ysholt the empires as bis velor,s fef
Ne warriors mourn bin. whose bright round complete
Knew every turn Of war except defeat.
Mourn ststesmen honesty all ala ar.
Nh minds cesr visi,n was hts upright heart
.ouln Dsrd ana p.inief fancys modest birth
1s eest believed When grestnsss trssos the earth
Our ShahspsGe's self who pscple6 every sphsre
Seeking hero, had but copied here
Mourn him ye IONS o. trade for by that pssse
He gave your harbcrs I'LL, ycur stores facreass.
Mesrn him ye poor in secret to your claim
Has bounty spoke tbe contIss. to his fame.
High into day the ps@. of bis
Aspirsd but meath their shade concealed flowed down
Hh rhis OF PITY houIS! Who moarns him not
His sword into the fate of Waterloo
POISED up that scale where realm realm hurled
And evened the wronsed balance Of the world
n ORD I.s anrG a.
wss suty, snd bsst peace the print cfwsr.
AZ pescs thrice heFt shsre peace vita conscience ~
where liberty with stable rule combines.
Such was the peace be won-such beloved rest
For England. Oh, be this his long Sequsst
Bequset! He gives we are bis heirs:
on, word that almost mGoks the wealth 1t DssTs.
When comes bis hke! eWin column Of tia State,
In eight Achilles Meter in debate
Whose mind virtues poise-wholu no suocsss
Might dazzle, no adversely oepless
No bribs allure srii6cs bst-ay.
No labor tire when outy showed the vay
Ne Danger dsupt and no iepown este-
VI, fate scared Ssh ~, soul outse.red his Fat.
hope urdreswed q memory usfcreot!
Inur.ed, but livinE-potent though unseen.
Tor three times record cnRnges " lie has neel,n
II writ ON myriad tombs--"H LIE is " on thine
Death but promotes bee All that could decline
OF Thy mokt boDored being wss ;ts dust
III. never dies who hc6s bic life trust
Aid from our sight denied to every sense
A people fee united just and brave
VIII knsel before the altar Of his grave
Ast vow that While the sea thsu sweep orr strand
No foe shall tread 10 wrong pollutc the land,
Wheee boat shall be, Upte the latest sun
IL nursed the fame, IL holds tbs tomb OF wellington
The entire audience stood mp, rs on the OCCASION /
Of the orchestra playing God Save the Queen" /
and the monody wac preceded BY a .sNarshe Fame
bre dunn Here's" Of Beethoven Mrs. Kesn's ap-
pssrsnee was both beautiful and classical and tina!
well remembered and melosious voice Of Ellen Tree
gushsd forth in ali it's pristine purity and freshness
The Haymarket has produced new piece, under \
the title Of "Masks and Faces Of which will give
you account in ny next The Iyceum has ALEC
launched forth Lew two act farce for public favor,
under the name Of ''Those Dear Blacks" 1t is q
TRANSLATION from the French Mr.. Charles Matthews
has Of bis fathers parts, which he developed in
his usual inimitabe manner. * bids fair to hold q