The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-14

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her msy not be- mktAken In regard 70 who y tnssp5sd
for Now In giving true description ~sb 70 b hsso
that the royal laoy. she ever reads an Amsr,ssn
paper may not he one In which thhs letter
Will be published Keeping sIictly, therefore 70 hsssr
Of tbe Queen considerably below The medium thaa her
face 10 decidedly not handsome that may be cons-
dsred positively ordinary. To otaet this however, rs
ssd that Ia particularly pleasing when snss While
On the other hand when she rs determined be upplea
SAINT the expression i assumes Of ae most wprspos
posaesson of The most reliable nformatson, OBJ
tanned altogether from hearsy In describing the ooesns
personal appearance my desire merely 70 present her
10 the readers OF The HERALD she looked 70 me- and
must not therefore, be accused o. writing with preu
diced mind The fact p, nose Who have written about
prejudice tina. would be unsafe 70 give credit 70 Al hey
ray. But, 10 continue: Her dress-in regsrd 70 which
must therefore, be excused for ssmpsss ssyssss me
dss;rptoD-wS whns silk er moBe antique,
whichever the l.diss please bot which snsY far .
pirate material. Il tsrminated Ia grand TAM wAeh
was upheld by two pagsa bright looking hss!e tsl!ows,
stairs she released herself from The q ths PyiDeo
C0nsort, and relieving the from the usan cok up
AND threw over her rsst ant arm ~ shs 1850 We
eIscicus smile, one In which there was mu,h kndness
OF feeling and goodness Of heart expressed, whatsoever
may be said 70 the contrary. All her "dumphess" and
want OF beauty could not erace this, and you fen IN
looking at her that you were looking at woman upon
Impression whatever eSullitons Of feeling she may -
ia stated she does, sometimes exhibit the fact thAs she
k one Of the most vroous women that ever ssa upon
throne be denied 10 fact II u ths Leading point h
her character that has gained her the OF people,
for virtue In royalty 10 20 rare thing that can never
contrast when compared with the cour Of many q thoso
who have sat the throne which she now occupies
In this regard she = . most exemplary wonsn and 70
this owing the title by which her people delight 70 call
her particularly pleasing 70 DO able 10 spsak n tas
way any woman ana have In oues pover 70 state
fact that want Of personal beauty can AFFECT md Mat
While this subject let relate little aDecdote whch
have heard here rssardng the Queen snd which ,ad
70 be perfectly true. appears that during one OF her
visits TO her country seat the sie OF Wight, The Prime
or Wales got into dlcoly which resulted Ia bis being
whipped by little fsiow lens than bis ase. HH
sailant uspg himself in loading miniature cart
With SANG when tho Prince approaching threatened 70
"Do itn said the boy "and II DO worse for You"
True his word and undcterred by the ,breA the scion
OF royalty did upset with bis foot, and tue also 70 his
promise. the boy did mako 1t worse for bin mo
throw Of the cart the sgosl for nsbt In which Ms
Prince Of second best and sent home win tears
he told what had actually bapoened-whs. be hAd tons
provoke the boy and 10 bring on his own punishment
Inc royal mother inerenpon sent ,Gr we e leo~ VINO.
bly, frightened When he made hs appearance, ho vevsr,
she spoke To him kindly ssid be had done right AID mag
expense, discovering that his parents
circumstances woman who could DO such "a scs can
Prince Albert. who was dressed IN military COG
tune. . tall ard good looking man. He b bald from
the top Of tho forehead 70 near the crown Of tAe
possible 10 mistake hs nationality IN fAct, beth Mn
self and the Queen LOOK German than Epgish. mo
IN assue her arsss . ven IS sns could ho
took seat beside her. But thai dress, with such
amount Of rebcous uprising crinone beneath. would
not be down. ard woud surge and boil over on ovey
side completely envelope the lower half boiy
OF the Prince, leaving the upper part alone vbls, IKE
seated the ROY a age drove o. and s lat We saw or
the Queen she engaged in vain endcavors TO supess
the swelling and rebeoos c,inolne Your oosrespoo.
bu! The fact that he NOS prepared with c3ur dress
proved insupersbe bar 70 the indulgence OF hts dese
However, In the revolcDce OF his feelmgs be hopes
that thoee who did zee her gratded.
Complying with tho directions IN tho card a admteoD,
toe % s ss the r
considerable military foroe. the bands aasched "
which performing the national anthem. long line Of
up sds and almost blocke mp number osths con-
tguous streets Among there were the Marshal Pelssssr,
and The carrsss Of Mr. Dallas Minister ~ the Court Of
81. James Iresrstted that my presence In ths grand
hall rendered Impossible TO the occupants u any Of
sequent inability 70 have seen Mr. Dass bus haA seem
him could nos have tho Cuecn, snd therein must
however, saw his csrrisgc have ntImassd and Mas
something and people may be curious 70 know what
sSd os sS sy %Ss' % OF .o .s ss ns
pretending tha. there really very little u b sad about
H. b such vehicle as you can see any day IN Brcs9
livery IN thai position where driver generally si1s, aud
sooiman in that particular spos where foolmsn have
generally stood. The fcoDan h also In livery with
American eagle every button, and bosh himself aud
the driver have their hats set on with gold bsud and
cockade roseste termed Of she Americas colors On
the carriage coors the of the United 0aes
altogether the vehicle b quite respectable oHsY simple
and uDpretendpg And here musi Close, again szprss
ing my regret that hAd Mr. Dallas ssd wss not
provided with opportunity 6 knowing whstbcr b
habisd in the carly republican ssyis Of Old Bse
Franklin IN the modern costume not form the
Court circular Of the iste Mr.. Marcy.