Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-27
Al American Lady At the court q 81.


An American Lady at the Court 81 ST.
James
The New York Express pub fishes the GLOWING
extract ola letter from m Ar1ericaa in Lon.
don TO a gentleman IN New York, Il is dated,
July 10, 1858:
81 most unexpectedly receiyet an rlyitation to-
| the Court Ballot Queen Victoria It's the ell
uuette of this court that no one shnll receive mn
inyiLation TO attend the ball Who has been pres
Esented atthe preceding drawing room. All my.
friends regretted so Iniioh w hen lScame that the
last drawing room had "a ken place, iot not even
q Peerless of the realm could be invited 4nisss
she had been previously presented. w IN splte
Loft this YOUR irend received an aud
attended The ball. i entered lte room IN company
with Mr.. Ingefsol and suite, and ten
the glass doors flew open aud the Y ussll Walkea
| Lord Chamberlain. First came the Queen OF
England, and by her side tile Queen l ittanoyeI,
then the Duchess of Kent and the Prlncess Of
Prussia, the Duchess of Cambridge ana trlncess
Mary, the Duchess of Sutherland anu Tue lla .
| of Honor Next came Prince Albert and the
King OF Hanover, the crown r linces OF = russia
the Duke OF Cambridge, the Prince of sSaxe-Co
1 burg, the Prince of Sake Nelner anu tue geNtle
man lords in waiting, altpassng on TO the throne'
upon which the royal persunages seated them
| selves. The Queen = slnalif md although not
handsome, she has bright cordial smtlet WI
lights up her face charniingly. She dances with
great grace and spirit, and IS as unaIeclen as y
child. Prince Albertis q plendid- LOOKING per
sonage but now quite bald, and rather stout.
ttl'he Lord Chamb erlain was II. rodncedto me-
and said as was not present at the last dlawlngs
room must be presented 10 her Jnalesty. tle
| commended space to be made IN front OF tne
Throne; and oards and ladies' all slooa oacA,
\ was taken up to her Maiesly and presented IN
special manner, in the presence OF the CROW Hsu
heads, anttli rank and beauty OF Eng 5ieI
Majesty arose and greeted me with most co!ulal
bow, while Imade low courtesy peIoIe het, .usi
to the other soyeriegns by her side, and to Prlnce
| Albert. When mingled again i'll the crSwd II
| was amusing to oyerhear the whispers. w no
| can il be?' sOh, some one of great dist'nclloh'
or her Majesty would not have thus honoreash ne!
/. BY such special reception Al last an ola
.lnchess SAID: .yVhy it is an extraordinary clever
| person from America, who is treated qulte tlNe
queen in her own country.
There were 1000 persons present, and oil all
that number only had TIE honor oil being present
ed to her Majesty, MADAME America l assure
| you the compliment paid me OF such o particular
1 presentation soon made me the observed OF All
Observers and the bali was scene OF enchahs:,
4 ment to me. Just fancy 30 0 people, every lazy
nthe richest toilet gltteling win alai,ollas utlu
precious Jewels; every gentleman IN UNIFORM OF III
/ court dress Il en- the delicious music, the 9eauu
full S atues, the principal pictures, altrmade u
! glorious spectacle, well worth voyage across the
Atlantic TO behold"
CARVING PouLTnY.-In Mr.. Soyers Modern
Housewife, a clever and handy work on cookery
will at length be found solution otthat iormlua-
] BILE problem-how 10 carve iowl WIN elegance
| and ease Soyer explains the marvel m a way
which no one coulo previously have the slightest
:dea of; and which, in fact is nothing else than
niece or legertlemain. Well, the way, ne SAYS 10
carve a fowl neatly is, TO have nothing 10 carve
fo it really comes to that. Yes, fowl lies before
vo, ut table to all appearance requiring to be an
atomatised by he usual desperate process at leas'
lin all but first rate hands, nf wrenehlng the JOINTS
and bones asunder; but 10! tile thing is done by
mere Touch of the knife. Legs, wings, breast
bones instead of aying about in all directions,
drop becomngly in the dist Ii this be mol a aus
coyery we do not know what is. But how is IL
all mnnaged7 Here comes the secret the t eN
has had all its joints cut by the COOK petote
| dressing, and that without disturbing the outer
skin. To effect this properly, an Instrument re,
luures to lie employed called tendon separator OF
which Soyer gives drawing ot course every
one who reads this will get one OF these 1hst'n-
ments, which we should think Will not DC more
costly than an ordinary pair OF SCISSORS Inc meth
cd of using the instrument. and olrusslng Ior Ia
ble is explained in the useful manner referred 10.
We are told, that when roasted, the appearance q
poultry IS improved by this simple opetation-look
/ ing more plump on account OF the SlneWs haSths
lost their mower of contraction.
a-Tsome poor loye.sick youth wrote the fol-
lowing:
"a little glove stirs up my heat, as tides stir W
the ocean,
And snow white muslin when it fits, wakes many
curious notion; =
All sorts of lady fixns thrill my feelings, as they'd
But little female gaiter-bo are death and nothn
shorter"
4 HORIZONTAL Musings of a 1oafer.
Leaves have their time 70 fall,
And so likewise have 1;
I. The reason toos the same-ita all
4 Comes of our getting DRY.
l falls more harder and mort frequent-lee.
Il --.-s-s~-----
GJ'sCome, sonny, get up said an indulgent
l.fatherto q hopeful son the other morning; re
member that the early birdcatches the first worm.
What 10 care for the wormsH replied the
hopeful. Mother won't let me go fishing
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UwREPoRTED REMARKs.-.I do not see, said an
Honorable member nfler The budget speech, swha1
Gladstone meant by saying that taSlng on the' au-
lty on soapwould diminish the slave trade
Clearly replied his Factions friend, II you
soap niger he will be more difficult to catch.
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| lsWhen Sigourney, a notorious wag of Boston,
was expiring servant entered the room and-l n
/ formed the attending physicsan that man had
fallen down the well. The dying man oVeIheafU
the servant, and inquired with scarcely an auHibe
whisper, 'tI say, doctor, did he kick the 6e&et5''
ujGeoLge SILySLyg ol SSASDAAtJ'
ii is reported, died IN New Yorklon Friday.
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