New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

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.xsrsht ssd she not enjoyed the predicsment as vel
~ he pubic. AL toe fine ladies' year Balnorsls IN
tAe ..ree;s with the skirts Of their tresees held up
twelve or sixteen riches The. on shne day one sees
mary red pet;icosts in the parks asTed sSged sol
esers ID Pans.
Bat the strange thing in London s not % find good
s6ov booses Of al sOIts, one cannot besT but Tor
,hort tire in the year Italian OF any foreign OPERA
The Pyue and Harrison troupe have crossed houses
every night at Covert Garden, bot wat New-A orSsr
would 90 10 hear them In 70 DAYS DAILY ItLsgr0Pb,
ore reads of the decadence OF the opera IN London
tince twelve years back aud the writer says: AoJ1t
quarter Of century sgo, the brilliant but shec;9d
IN. p. Willis beng in London, beeime oeueh ie
which he has continued to be TO the present day
through the effect Of the wonderful genius and
beauty Of Grs.' This VIII be new AMI interesting
70 the friends and admirers Of the tenant Of Idlewd
The westber deserves passing notice as something
extraordinarily of JOINT for, during All the Winter
n, row the thermometer ranges % 70 1oi the psrS7
all green and the eun as warm and 0reezes az pallny
az In our October. But it is still warmer ID Pans,
where in February the happy people sp coee on the
BoulevsTds as in midsummer.
The Queen has been in town nearly al the time sncs
the opening Of Parliament On Feb. 3, and her appear
arce IN hyde Parh every day. and at sore oae Of the
theaers nightly beps much give animation 70 stiff
ard sober John Bull. The Queen looks wonderfully
yourg ana fresh for grandmother and 1t Is likely 10
be- long wsy oil before young Albert VII DO called 10
the cares Of State.
TIE great Leyi1than lies down the river some six
miles opposite Greenwich anchored and chained al
bow ana stern the object Of thousands Of wondering
eysa passing swiftly on the frequent stes nb0cts. II
is promised that che will 20 10 ses in July aud that
her fret voyage will be 10 Australia. The L3yathsn
is one OF those few famous works which 10 not dsap
point one a. first sight. The only thing about her
which struck me as dispIOpOriOned were the very
:
Well vas not disappointed in im, nor in the kind OF
people WI o flock ~ hear. With few exceptions, nus
ulsr attendants Of the lower order or the mlds
and working classes TO whom a little learning hiss
proyed dang rous thing who considers it 10 be duty
and becoming to inBOvate and run after and applaud
any bold ana clever talker who rails at his beJers.
There is 20 disputiDg Surgeons genius, any more
than Maift's, Elder hnapps or Father MIXERS; but
as 10 comparing him with Beecher or Chapin--d IL
esRe genes Eitstri,sigum 10 country, with whch
some have classed him. il is like comparing the hsnd
organ to the church organ, the stump speaker to Chs
senator. At present. he is hired out to speculGt
oTs who have CeTiied him of to Scotland, where the
papers say he has great success. lie pitches lno the
walters, smokers and broac.skirters, ara all Things
temporal which not TO his mind lie frequently
threatens his followers 10 esve them 10 their and
darkness for the land of liberty and hberay mean
ing the country Of four million slaves aud Mount YER
non associations unless they come down with the
duet and build hin geas Taberna9e. II he takes
my advice, he viii ROMAN where he Is doing well
enough, and not try his band on people who have
hesro better preachers than he u.s.
The story is going the rounds OF tbs press, thai
Dickens Engaged to 20 10 the States and read tor
100000. OF course il is lie but if any spectators
have gone in for 0po-third that amount they will lose
money for after the papers IN New ork nave hoa-
esty spoken out that his readings are m0notOnOus
and dresry fancy hat the crowds will not care 10
give their dollars simply TO SEQ the great novelist
went witt some fIiords a few evenings since TO ~.
MARITIME Hall 10 hear him. and we leit IN twenty MI
butes with an unanimous opinion that II did not pay
Dickens is very young looking for mau OF whom We
have read and heard so much. The King OF Jspsn
may be- for what know two hundred years old, with
venerable, sweeping white beard; but ii WOGd not
surprise me at ALL if IN meeting him he should prove
to be a handsome youth with the virgin down ON his
cheek But VINO could have supposed that tie author
Of "Pickwiok' the delight OF my boyhood, and OF
"Copperfeld' and " Bleak House" tho pleasant
friends of manhood, would appear before us FASH ma
bly, dressed with hair and mustachios, remind
Ing one of those dapper shining fellows who most fire.
quept the steps of the ST. Nicholas and the corners OF
Prince street and Broadway
A director and officer in the Atlantic Gable CompR.
nv told me 10 day that the conditions OF the proposed
guaranty by the Government not acceptable, ami
there is but little expectation of aid in any practicable
form from that quarter. Other Submarine Companies
are also petiuOning Parliament for like guarantees,
and il s feared that the only escape for the Govern
ment will be 10 let each take csre of ITSELF In
that probable event, the Atlantic Cable Company IS
at an end l.G y