New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

or the wife Of member o! the Manchester parry uem-
bic with more delightful tspidsion when pulling up
At LADY PAner,ton's " at home" than are exhibited
BY the Duke sad Duchess Of Coburg when recei ing
OF being received by any Of the larger sovaegps Of
Europe.
Leopold had il all bis own way The Grand Duke
bowed after the annsr OF the most authentic pictures
Of his ilustious mode, Louis NV. The Duchess
,inpered And the conference ended in messenger
being sent to convey to Albert al invitation to the
approaching coronation of the Queen Of England.
his invitation to Prince Albert found him the
same kindly, courteous young man we left him,
and which be 10 ,til but If anything with sha lie
more Of that severe etiquette which has since made
hin, with the visitors and attaches OF the English
eesrt personally little unpopular. He wn still the
same ate auiet, mild, band, cultivated, sccom-
pi,bsd Prime but here ard there keen observer
night have detected upon hi round full face Hush
sDG in his NAM er Huter, which bespoke the ssta
ton that sveled the heart beneath. Over the chin
rey.piece too, Of bis student chsmber, there hung
one of Cpsloni exquisite drawings Of Victoria, which
Though TOO fate ingy graceful and airy even then,
still when surrounded with the interest which Of itself
lent besuty to young girl placed in such petition,
gave a fairer idea Of her, hsp would be imagined in
Arriving duly aud with little notice a; Dover, Prince
Albert was at the coronation scene, which We have in
previous notice pictured, en- important but not, we
fancy unintere,ted spectator. When Victors was
seated on Prince Edwards throne and the shout which
proclaimed that girl he educated 10 look to a. his
wife, Queen Of that empire on which the sun never
ses rang along the roof of the good old Abbey and
was borne on the boom OF guns down TO tie
city's tower, he mus, have felt some emotion.
Ard when che trpped over with agile grace to t up
old Lord Role who had tumb ed, may We not fancy
that emotion grew into some softer feeling Thst even-
ing too, when on her return the woman wept because
sbe feared TO be queen, Albert may have been near.
A woman s tears at all times are touching. At such
moments life ofhappness or unhsppioess as the case
may be- is often built Be this as it may queens and
kings az we see in the case f Victoriss daughter to-
day. arc not allowed TO possess, or at least indulge
the feelings of other folks and the bewsmen for
cid not few days after convert yawn into ssigh or
gid smile with sentin EN-.
Abert's face, a. be left, looked calm and undis-
turtec as usual. Yet did a friendly Hebrew, whom
Aaron mindful Of his investments, had instructed to
keep watch and report the impression produced, one
Leon Solemon-a goodly servant Who feared God and
charged man one hundred per cent-write over and
often since tell that there was about Albert an eIulng
sense Of the impression which be produced which ell
bis native tefpossesson could not conceal and which
had ali the security of threemonths bill for Solomon
and Aaron.
The Jews keen, searching glance had rightly read.
After calmly completing his course at Bonn, and
taking his degree with considerable distinction in Octo-
ber 1888 he babe farewell to alma MISTER and started
-; l. b,ot dor ,ba If
Stocknar sort of ruoner of the Coburg court, a
tour of Europe The whispers of the go den lot before
him floating around bim he received at all the Euro
pean courts with considerable distinction and returned
home in the Autumn of 1889, just about the period
when the Lady Flora Hastngss troubles and the sp'
preaching necessity to part from what the Wing jour
nails pstheticay called "the friends Of her youth, !"
made imminent the necessity on the part Of the
Queen of selecting protector OF whom no party
changes could deprive her. At this juncture Leo
pold, being conveniently equity, and Keeling .
change Of air, stole over TO see Victoria, aud on
bis return, Albert, the appointed youth, was
sent or Quick and with luggage light as young
American starthg for Arkansas, The lucky youth
again was booked in the little steamer which stsggers
between Ostend and Dover. The affair was more
quietly managed than the recent love buiiness at
name found rather mean and minioned place; and
ss the Prince and Queen went out the evening after
his arrival for ssunter in the woods, their stroll was
unobserved except by the select few who were in the
secret.
Beautiful beyond all messure is Windsor, in all those
rich, soft beauties which belong to merre England.
Beautiful ave those woods which cluster round it,
through which the laughter of vii Sbakspeares Merry
Wives once rang and around which their echos still
pger Beautiful is il from the terrace TO old Eton
sleeprg in the bosom of the soft valley, with its kind
old tower rising like sentinel at the gates of evening
and to cstch the calls, so full Of life and joy OF
the brave boys who, in the forum and the field,
in after days make old Engands glory. No
fairer spot TO speak the words Of love in al
the world round What happened that evening
in those pleasant woods, bat two hearts can tell.
We are not the boy Jones' ane have never been un-
der the SC ia or behind the screen at Buckingham
Windsor. Our only ideas as TO how q prince ms axes
love We have derived from seeing Mr.. Forrest Is the
swt Ell Prince Of Como WOO Madame Ponisi a. Pauline
and guess what star they will inhssit- Some good,
plain people, told, think this ne-we thought it
funny. But Victoria's maid Rosae-s kind, mis-
cbevous, merry little elf from Langenschw and
who was more excited that evening than Victoria her
self-prst.led for little guider to the court newsmsn
OF how Albers meek eyes as they returned we're rs-
disnt with joy, and Victoris looked slightly flushed
and wore in her girdle a small flower, that trust
may never lose its freshness, and had her straw cot
tsge hist crushed back in front. Perchance she
caught braneh-perchaDce some sweeter pressure.
Be this as it may the clubmen calling the nett morn
ing fer their tea and toast and Times, startled
with the announcement that Her Majesty was Sd out
Ito lead to the hymenial altar his Royal Higansss
Prince Albert of Goths and SAKE Coburg." A