The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.



LONDON, Nov. 81, 1857.
Sa,ye for Spoy GrIrrdnces-Meens for the Propagation
Of ne Gogel ia India-Dinner Of the Royal London
Yacht C7ssb-CompliMen; to the NsV York csb-S,agna
ZION Of 7rade IN London-Royal Preect Of Amusement
for a< Month Of Janudyy-'' Her A9jesy's Servants
Refractory, dc,, dc
Two great unions took place yesterday at Amacks)
Willis Rooms-the first, Of dry character; the second
ibibttious The frst presided by the Primste
Of England and the second by the .primest" fellow OF
England The rst meeting for considering the pro-
pre, OF establishing bishoprics India sending
out missionaries connected with the Church of England
We present at both assemblies. and preferred the
second astly running home after the first was con-
cluded accoured ourselves in solemn black relieved
by julien shirt ffont and white choker and in half
hour aflerS ards We seated in the room with
legs beneath the mahogany, grooming under the
weight Of the dinner provided Tor the annual fc of the
Royal London Yacht Club. We wondered what the
clergy must have thought in the morning, AT
seeing the room so tastefuliy decorated with
all the yacht club flags not only OF the United Kingdom,
but OF the Continent aselu ouped around the banner
of the New York Yacht Club Tor which the honors OF the
evening reserved, by the worthy Rear Commodore
of the Cub and the chairman Of the evening, Mr. Andrew
Arcedeckne.
About one hundred of the principal members were pre-
sent the usual toasts given and heartily receivednone
more so than "Tne American Flag and the New York
Yacht Cub
Commercial affairs are s;ill most gloomy both in the
city aud the West End. where trade with the
butchers bakers, grocer, and beer retailers, very
generally al a standstll
There has beeu proposal from the court through Col
Phpps Mr. John Mitchell to organise and give four
dramatic and operate representations at Mr.. Lumley 3
(er Majesty theatre in honor OF the approaching nup
tas OF the Princess Royal and the Prince Of Prussia dur
ing the month OF anuarythe Queen promising attend
each rtaumeLt in semist As matter of course
the first person applied to the royal theatrical mana
ger Mr.. Charles hean Macbeth, beng the play
named for Mr. ami Mrs keans appearance aided by the
full band and chorus Of the Italian company another night
to be set apart for English opera Mr.. W. Harrison and
the Misses pyne in Bae's new aud successful opera,
1.-THE Rose Of Castillo, third, devoted 10 Messrs Buck
stone aud T. Robson aud their able and talented comedy
companies the fourth for that general public lavo-
rite accomplished singer and actress Nile. Pccoiomni,
and her talented associate tenor Sgnor Giugin Ii must
be evident 10 all vesed Ia affairs theatrical that
such would be most prejudlcia to the ine
Of town managers generally during the of the
panommes We cannot therefore bat speak in praise of
Mr. kean for having refused 70 comply with the
first official application that made TO him the sub
ec for there wide distinction between Mr. kcans
tending the theatricas at Windsor Castle under the
mand OF Her Majesty, and entering upon arrangement
Hhicl would be detrimental 10 his