The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

land, and Mr. Heating made Solicitor General Ia the
room OF Mr. Stuart wmtley (hnsef hut recently sppon.
ed), who retires from III health Mr. keaing ns ,of
occupied high position Of leader OF the OK
ford circu which fell naturally into MS hanus on Tue ee
vs"o v !" .ne eooo Judge ooseS upoa as a likely man
60 receive such AT the hands government,
al oueh he not blind oIow 81 OF tue rremer .. o.
a thorough independent politician, untram need by party
ties The appointment gives general satisfaction.
sale of portion Of the copyright and stock OF the late
Her nv C,lburn will give you little insight into the value
Of terary property in England 10 Judging Of the
ON ted by way OF example, you bear in miud that
al he works have through many edit ,ns and that
the probability that the purchasers will only have the
opportunity OF realizing from the publication of cheap
wsrburson's "Crescent and the Cross" sold for 400
guineas.
hyeiyns na,y 1sio
esrckland's sIaves of the Queens" ......., 6 900
Bourke's "Peerages ana Baronetages" ....... 1900
The latter subject to an annual pay ment OF ft00
Thus you will perceive tn pshers do not lack
enterprise. these dismal days Perhaps The high
prices given for the "Lives of the Queens, and the
sPeeraeee" will excite smile your side OF the Allan
c at evident strong love for the artoc element,
which renders everything thereuno appertaning very
valuable
was favored by an invitation to Camden House, Ken
sngton on Wednesday ana was present 10 witness the
sscolored nauves Of Philadelphia The evening was
under the patronage OF the Duchess OF herland the Duke
and Duchess Of Argyll Lord and Lady Kinnaird, Lady
Noel Byron and others of highlands higher aristocracy
The house was kindly lent by w. y. woley, Esq. Cam
den House Ia noble mansiou OIL afraid TO say what
kind OF architecture The illuminatious of the ceilings
and walls the furniture and every nook and corner
TO show the extreme taken in carrying all out in
beautiful keeping and regardless Of Ca arrival
the company shown into splendid cabinet theatre
not temporary oGe, but theatre complete in all its ap
poinments with good pit and tiers Of boxes stage,
footlghts and well painted scenery; In fact, the most
elegant little theatre ever The decorations all In
white and blue with crused gold enrchmen, the ceiling
dotted with stars from the centre Of which suspended
rich ormou gasaher What with the beauty OF the the
ae the spendor Of the dresses OF the most magnificent Of
Engands farest women the sight Of unexamped
richness Mrs Webb and her husband received very graf
flying pon. The entertainment called the Lnford
Studio" II is we'll written and quite equal to any OF its
class produced in England. l must not occupy your
columns with any heightened detail no gever but let this
general expression suffice. There three parts
noupced but half past 10 O'Clock on the conclu
words Of Mrs. Webb and her husband and will close
this fear too extended notice Mrs Webb ''coloredv
lady certainly; she appears like a creole; she is
copper colored The lady sings well for coored
pretty well, without qualification account OF CASTE
Her is pleasing her voice light and sweet her
not present sufficiently thrswn out Her husband
who Is, men sometimes, only secondary person
age, clever and rather intellectual man, playing up
has wife with much fervor. On the whole, doubt
whether the entertainment would be popu with gene
raj audience On this occasion everybody pleased.
The tickets sold Of half guinea each and the audi
rmed inspection Of the gardens and rooms OF
Che noble house. and invited the close of the perform
ances elegantly furnished rereshment room, where
they enjoyed the good things Of this life previous de-
parture.