New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

,.or,a With uncovered heads besought the oHsingoi
itv,n on ,Loir sovereign has been d.,cnpod 70 .no
scr,hing very srsna gn1 sllty.s of baop. Tin
Is.e AZ n;ght the pOpulaco continued TO ;hrons u.o
cour;s eud squares and son after was GHrN VOC
,rt u. "a, h of h min were bT''"altiy hu-
ro.J The Corps Diplomaque witn'~-ct the pToce'
So, nom the windows of the palace OF Princess VINO
cui,itsiu.d them TO dinner and gave bal IN inc
evening
The Dahl Nf,,S correspondent says:
d" Thc roopept the puj.ic entry and the Subsequent
banquet at the KremltD Palace had been disposed o.
tLe Inn erial family fstigped ~h the parade OF s'e'
r,,d ,o villa of Cou sher, snatofi the greai hu
are ard Nv n,r o. 800 Geo sert- situated shout
- ,cr,,, rom Moscow. whence his Imperial Majesty
{, m,s OCCASIONALLY 10 the amp to inspe'stac uocps
On Snimday last De had All the cavalry ou. IN ds'ach
lrCnis o three from each regiment VIZ: an olhcer'
.,rl, ant and private and each tho ser't!m went
u.l the oxcrcis,s. In the .! the regular cav
alN he prsotco was L. that of the other European
.,yises and exceedingly good bur the Wild, Irregular
Asian squadrons sSccd great Interest by their peculiar
motif rs III d diil dcxterty The mailed Iesghians
durg away iltir bauc-aA's and picked ;hen mp again
e mi sr, ed: the lEte tossacks charged with their
Two npces with cNtr. ordinary precision, ami the Cir
rs, ans maragrd their beautiful horses in way that
womb have done honor 10 Ashley or franconls. The
AZ ptrrsnoe of the troops is SertSihiS u'as Incen,
TX, bcjre all picked men, ard splerddly m1unte ::
~, r,,inent OF the Glsrds-a-chevel mount all
chc.trut another all black, another dapple'rE,
and ,h their white uniforms Furnished curas-ss and
llinets they almost dazzle on ~ the sunshine. Inc
~ cal orae care seems to be taken OF their toilets
WIcu drawn up in squadron or line, an officer may be
seen going round, followed oy sergeant, brush IN
Enr \ and ninu,eiy scanning the uniform of each SOL
III 4 r n crease or stain The monen' he discovers
one he calls the sergeant, who commence. smoothing
ord brushing, end finishes by comblng out The horse
hair which adops each helmet Inc norses Pisnces sua
curyei according to the most improved principles ot
The Rgp,e Ecole while the ladies clap their hands ia
admi alton, ond juveniles scream with delight: Ihe
hoises themselves seem To eploy the sport anu
u, I.,,s Afi fnp nat flnp wi sol
Erehh troopers would in vain attempt Ia initiate. In
short military paCeaniy seems TO be The great delght
of al classes IA this cOuntry. To-day, Tomorrow, ana
Wcdro osday there are TO be- DC grsna royews ou. ~
morrow is TO be the grandcst defer my visit to the
C,ur until then nv hands being quite full OF other
,ns,tcrs The town IS very full, both OF Rasslans and
stauges, but it is txl tcod that the week following
the coronation viii end in general clearance ~ even
hc most gorgeous spectscles pail by constant epet'
ten
THE GRAND OPER,
have inst returned from The Grand Opera, when
WIS op,,.d for tie sl time this evening with Bosio,
I oIl,,h. CalZoari, an other London ta'ontes. Inc
arrerrancc of this magnificent heaer when ighted up
aId flied with b illunt audience iuiy tsa,iseu ,no
cy, - n,iors expr, sed in former letter. IL has live
r,-vs of hoxes with twentyeight seats IN eaeh row,
rud T. each oge there is retiring room az large as
ruury a London drawing groom. lhe pit s aii dv ded
to comlorub stalls, and IN no ease are more tickets
;.,r,d tban III. house w conveniently accommodate,
hint that nl be taken with great advantage by the
managers of our London houses. What with the
cold scroll ork, raised on groundwork oi
deji,nte qrcen the rcby-rayed pillars and pasters,
tho ,ralet velvet lining ot the boxes, and the exqu-
sit, PAINTED drop scene the inter or o the impe ia
th,uicg presented coup d@H s1cn az one con,a nna
Larlly have expected AT a distance of 1905
,riIe.' from London. But when | add that the
aud once was mainly composed OF officers IN gorgeous
npi, ms and ladies in grand toilette, you can easily
imagine how surpassng must have been the gen
n,l fleet 1t only wanted the presence Of the
Emperor and Empress, whose box Is little palace IN
iisci to make the picture complete The embassies OF
the great powers we've well Represented. Ine rrench
6Ino one box the grand tier, and the English an
othcr Among the latter l recognized Lady Emily
Focl, Loid Ward, Messrs. Fame and Curre, &c The
two ambassadors also present Lord GranVlIe 10
u box and Lord Wodehouse IN PIT stan; Iney nn
carv, there being believe a bali at the embassy.
The 1pcra was "Puritani," in which Boso's singing
70 d lighted the Russians that she was called several
tines before the curtain, although, l mnst ADJ,
lint her acting did not satisfy me as TO her fitness tor
,Lc rart of B,liuis heroine Labache looked stupen-
doui and ryaled the Greek priests in the depth of his
intopetion and the rest of the performers acquitted
th,msolyes respectfully. There were no encores-sn
ndnirnble practice. and when the opera over the
audience could 90 home without suffering the purge.
tory OF nm in,eiminablo ballet The performance Of
the orchestra Of 80 performers was worthy OF all
lralse. -
Pending the coronation fetes, the great fair OF N,hnl
Novoaood has been going on in full activity: l
stould perhaps have visited it, being only two days
Journey from Moscow but that learned there wa
cIca difficulty and delay in getting horses TOR the
cum journey. However, | am informed by visitor
who had been tempted Ia take the trip by the glowing
L,s,Ip,,ns OF the Landbooks that is an exceedingly
lrosat affair and the Inconvenience TO which stran-
ceis expOstd beyord description. In that locality,
the famous Russian bug flour shes in full vigor and
| feroci,y sucking weconditioned Englshmen to the
bone while the eating and living accommodations are
of tho most primitive character Astothe picturesque
variety Of Asatic costumes it il all bosithc Tartars
| being the universal middemen for the Chinese Per
sian ard Indian trades and offering no novelty to any
one who has been IN ~. Petersburg or Moscow. The
prncpa! articles of traffic Siberian iron and manu-
| tac,ur.d metal from Tula, which exchanged for
caravan ten and Chinese aud Persian silks. under
stand that Ike all other great fairs, Nishni begins to
exhibit symptoms of decline, modern commerce lind
ug more rapid and frequently recurring means Of car
rying on ts transactions il is possible, however
| that when the railway from Moscow il finished, the
| ancient Novogorod, like lis kindred holy city, may
experience revival. This years fair has, believe,
| been below the average.