New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

xLsrsn tina s.yer,ty OF The sac coo Tofa las L.d
| been departed from; once vhsn Lord CsnpoHH' "
giving the joy IN easrgs Of the saenn iof We oiss
remarked that as they eo.ld have 90 refresh soAi
he sht be liberal vita the gss and snotnsf ~,
when faintiug iurynan begged for gisss oi wac.
ssd, well as IL is not meat tbs. you ask Tor snai
an. quite sure 4 is no; drink, you may nave III
water"
TIE glowing accounts Of Pccolcminis corunueo
triumphs in the South and West continue - iornsn
amusement TO the English people, and continuation OF
their previous osnions thst >cond and thui-rsis TAI
en from Europe is 10 find favor and success IN
Americs However unjust snd untrue the opinion 10
Transatlantic taste, in the case OF the little priHa
DONNA of bewtching eyes they have the facts agsnst
us 10, Il cannot be denied that .he is sung out here
,pd rale,. the distressing procl sms,ions often is
.ued by the sfis sassfre OF tue Academy Of $50 OF
the approaching end ot her engagement with hin, 90
that she msy return to tue London Opera, you VIII
no, 6po her name in th. long let II srstes engaged
n, the only ope,a m.nagemeDts Of Convent arden and
Drury lane; Her Majesty viii not Do open. Another
tfiGing circumstance Of GO partleuar consequence
wit the said Nr. Lunhy, the repG'ed unreenene
PROPRIETOR of the tsid little fssc,naI0r wno can Do
Induced a. any pce to extend the term OF her sass 70
Mr.. Ulm.u. becsuSe he Absoiotsy mus; nave MS
pYima dorns in ns opera here, does not sppee 10 DC
connected with the opera business At all Messs: uye
pretors of the two rival houses; and they, al nno-
cent and seemingly Indifferent 10 the said fascnSers
whereabouts are just nov IN the newspapers, gong
through the hrs: act OF lawsuit about GraSElani,
Mr. Gye, has let himself out TO Mr. Smith OF Covent
Garden. You will read in the London papers the
prospectus of esch opera house, when me1ades inc
names OF the most famous singers OF the DAY ara Is
promised that the season viii be brilliant beyond AL
preoedent bat IS the little Piccoomni lie not an
bounced not even for the end of the seasor, let the
distressed Americans take hope that some extension
Of ner soioIrn may be granted by the remorseleS
Lumleyl
Speaking of theatsrs it seems that sfter all Charles
Kean 10 not to be knight, a. WAS reported all over
Lordon when arrived hero in January last- lt yes
said that in recognition of his great services TO tue
drama, the Queen had promised at al early dsyto
confer knighthood upon the unurlag manager OF the
Princess Thester; and the public was much pleased
thereat; for however divided the opinions ~ % his
tser.s actor there Is no division on the srosct
of his great claims, for the chnite tsse and laoor ne
has illustrated in the revival sf Shakespeare $ and
other dramas. No language can convey an adequate
idea of the wondrous beauty of the scene IN MdsnG-
mer Nights dream, where, 10 the background, scores
sf prettiest maidens seen dancing and sporting
with the reflections OF their graceful forms, when
powerful moonlight effect casts upon the mossy, green
tuftsd banks And again, IN the last act OF the Mer-
chant OF Venice, sometimes omitted 10y the Amercsn
Arrangements, where Lorenzo rtters that most poetic
of all lines,
"How sweet the moonnss sleeps upon this banf,'
the magnificent beauty OF the scenery aided byds-
tsnt music inspires emotional pleasure not felt be-
fore. But her Majesty took milf az Charles h, be-
cause be declined last year, at the time of the Pna-
cess marriage TO take charge Of the theatrical part
OF the that her Majesty did not IN the
fr, instance personally solicit 1t of him. but sent IN
agent.
But the greatest of all his achievements 10 the Pc
se,n rather than the play, of King Henry ", which
closes as be announces ID hissrewe address, hs con-
rection with the drama. Que might as well attempt
10 paint the rainbow or to sketch sunrise from the
summit of Rghi as try to write description Of this
truly royal spectsce for asserted by the best an
.hortes that Shakespeare never before presented
was surprised and greatly pleased to see during the
second act last night, at the Princess Tneaier, the
Queen Prince Albert and half dozen ladies and gen
tiemen, enter their box directly opposite my sest aud
notwithstanding the rumored quarrel with ksan, the
party remained throughout the play, frequently APP
plaudug, which makes conclude that her Ma
iesty has derived spiritual as well as corporeal bsne-
it from her late visit to the lsle OF Wight and hean
may yet be q Knight.
Prince Albert is as handsome rs evsr-some ssy
even more-and ell the ladies are in love with him,
which, perhaps Is erplsinable not 80 mnob oy mo
good looks as by the distressing dat that bic Royal
Hghness lie never allowed to go out alone Her Ma
iesty seemed TO be painfully consciou. gaeH mes! rae
jeule on belle for she hiding behind tho curtains
of her box nearly all the time alOrdng but few IN tue
house an opportunity Of contracting her faded charms
with those Of the fresh and beautiful Lady Msoden-
aid who sst beside her.