The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
Our London Correspondence.


LONDON, Jan. ~, 1858.
7he Royal ksy7iase-7k D-amahe Festivities at Her
kaestys 7heasye-' Macbeth" tine Rose Of CaatIle''-
The K.esey1-Rodsor-h. Pynes AMI Harrssom-lhe Wa
teroo BRIDGE Murder the Precursor Of the Attempt to A.
s,ssin1k Emperor Of the French Woo,cich Rcpie,u-
IN Ler,athan-A Heory Failure Dramatic Do.,,ngs
What Horace penued when we were barbariaus mas
s:ace been particularly applied US Britshers-Irtcr
dun r'oS rectum r.oe est ub peccat The conclusions
arrived a. whether erroneous not, with reference to
tbs arrangements OF the Princess Royals MARI age have
been and arc general dissatisfaction There viii! no, ouy
be nothing 70. the paying public TO see, but the nobility
themselves ara nearly a. excluded from tie marital
ce-emoLy
Or Tuesday evening inc frs! OF the semi state visits
came oil at her Majes.ss theatre and last evening the
seoond, was present each occasion. OF tue frs.
night, al witt out exception, the morning and even
tag papers Of Wednesday, are daccord The Times at
considerable length you will read, gces in the
champion of the public, and Mr. Charles Keaa on that
evening and many members Of the literary dramatic and
nne world and tsatrc, patrons up en- nasse as
demonstration TO the lessee II the Pr:ncesss No such
ovation is record. His reception Hamlet" was
than enthusiastic. He called after every &C.
AZ twice q. the termination Of the tragedy when h.
made very gentemaaly AID therefore very nofensive
speech His detractors those Of the dramatic critcs
say tina, he has bribed them. II such were the case
would not the favorsby repeated notices Pcconaini,
Guslini Phelps, Dillon and others open to the sane
false and dAstaTdy suspicion, Besides it is scarcely
sane to imagine that Mr. Charles Keao bribed even
gave tickets, to such Loris Terteron Clinton,
sr Charles Taylor Sir Charles Ibbetson, Sir George Ar
grave, simpson Arthur Barlow, Huddlestone, 0Beirne
Peter Cunningham q Dowd john Dean, X Holmes, c.
Wray Miner Gibson, Algerco Berth wick Hill ard many
other Gsrrick Club men. to detail theatre fu OF
honorable and disinterested people Such A:cusers
this case should remember that suspicion hsunts the
The representation on the nrst night was Of the
glcomest descripdcn; nor do blame NJ. Phelps (the
MAcbeth) Mise Fsuc IBIS LADY, for taking four
tal hours 70 get through the play They q
strange stage, ali acting with strangers, almost
hearsaess and wltn roller insteac u sliding scenery
to say ing a. costumes eiaary rsed in "Luca d
Lammermoor The Keeieys in Mr.. John Oxenford's
(the celebrated and old dramatic critic OF the 7ies
farce Twice 81 led" woke up tne audience AID nvne
THAI the Queen nosy mer-tmert they all laugh
cd heartily aud bos terously.
Last evening" MISS Pyae achieved another tr.
umpb, on which occason-unke the hacbeth nght
(sas poor the audience looked and atten led
20 the stage not 10 the royal box She encored
10 eyers ballad, her sister 10 one and Mr. Harrison who
sarg and acted well, r Mr.. Bafe had indeed
hius elf fautiess Of his
charming aud popu opera, The Rose Of Castlle
nor mvst omit meLt.on Of Mr.. Alfred Mellon ~ho, |
With hs vorted ABILITY conducted the orchestra and d.
rectei the chorus IL the farce that owed Me.
Robson ADD George WnDg nc, OILY ascphed the Browns
but TIE Royals toe so that al must have been
Win regard the audesce portion 81 the house,
very tssteug srsbgec wre~hs o. flowers being aided
-ised eight OF the boxes u grand adjoining
\, uped by Der Majesty when she has visited the Opera
rbs rot at all crowGsd AID sevara, boxes
.nn tae Objectionable practice Of rigging the Market,
ve a pleased 70 sag, having In this ms Ance COM
,Ia.av failed did the qualify appear 10 atone for
ne "a Il @. quantity. The performance 70 have
,ouen. ed al half past sevec, but Is time after
vsrds oh the curtain rose The toys and iustrJrs
,nest. ARA sed about nine o'clock
The All en- crossing topic, quite setting aside royal mar
-ags eczema res, Lev.athals, )ney, commerce, &c 10
hc Fr1aoh n ews-the vils1o-s at,srpt &c assissnate
Be Emperor nd Empress, AID tie fact that the whole
II Is co beyo~ doubt that the mulated remains dis
red Al waur Bridge those OF one or the con
praors or whom 'he rest were suspicious and so they
murdered him uaA the able Suggestions OF tue MANN
be SrrctsI a the u.ing and Eretrg Star been acted
non the rnurderers would have been discovered and
he awgal s.rnce Of Ia the Rue Lepelleer thdi been
wooded or 10 ice s,s the French spies were apsthetc
There WAS what ve -aA grad review at Woo!wch l
ests dsy-about s OO< a oops on the Com noe. Toe
lueeu was present WV al her royal and princely
ues,s Il was frghruly n ID; AID after IL was over
nth an engineer Of the rs, prsted Sephensons STAT
over the river lcosN THE Great EIS;ern nov
landing in tire river Thea ext anu the greatest um
uy Of sil-at least NY pro< sslonel 'IepS auu
snion tod me-woud be 10 &C. ter %, OF her Crs"es
Inch hea Ty weighted this cah only ov oone 20
AZ tide. by sending her sternfors nut eoNn .ue 'er-
ether words, isuschiSg her n tia oreiusry way -
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