New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-13

tonal Anniversary at South Hadlsy, Mass, thus glow
ingly apostropbzed the noble river that rolls by the
walls Of that ancient town:
Roll on best Connecticut!
AZ long thou hsfnn
Bringing shsd to South Hadiey,
And freedom TO man"
Mario has accepted an engagement from NJ. Cal
zado for tho Theatre I.alien, Paris He Is to have
100000 for the season.
DR. Veron recently gave dinner at the Maison
Doret Paris to Mlle Taaoni tho celebrated danseuse
who seems to have taken up her abode de6nidvely in
that cty-ths scsse of her old triumpbs Shs lives in
the noisy Rue LATTE Just by the Grand Opera, which
che prefers 10 her splendid vsnitisn palace and beaut
full villa on the Lake Of Como. They say she desires
to appear the stage once more but she cannot, AZ
she entered into solemn obligation whsnher daughter
married she marie led Russian Prince that she would
never again appear behind the footlghs. She gives
dsncing parties frequently during the Winter, and 10
psyer happier than when In fancy attire she exhibits
her talents with dozen other dancing girls. DR..
yeron invited to meet her the popular Nile. Lvry, her
sucees.or ard fayorite, Mons Aaber, Mons, Halevy,
Mons. Scribe, the managers of the Grand Opera and
Opera Comique, the estipg critics, ard several bril-
liant writers. The doctor being celebrated gourmet,
served bis guests choice dinner; among the best of
dishes figured flets de canneton aur Granger rouges
which the worthy doctor invented for the dinner. It
ia ssid to have been delicious The Doctors DESSERT
which was composed Of strawberries, cherries green
almonds peachce, and grapes, was highly commended
The following letter was written by the venerable
Dr. Francis to Committee Of the recent banquet TO
George Wilkes, esq;
"Nnw.Yonx, July O. 1850.
Mss TrTss sss Ss9gs
% BE- Of the gpests vho are 70 give
Wee. in Ss. IG o a. s DE- Is.
tie wsts The talents of TIA. utabls sud able writer wers
20 recently demanded his energetic powers most deeply
T o to be Of the sSs.s S. who sSn
much 10 hsah and pGtovsT hsve sIoey denied . %ys
cen,y susaiped In the loss of precious csn1o
Tesu Jon ospsr At entertainments bile asonsed
AZ my rtpsrabe bsye returned tbs ticket with grateful
your sereous IA behalf Of NJ Wilkes may be fully
s % Mr. WIKI. my best ssnd i
n remain gentlemen your friend e1d sDsS' TaSScqs
The Prince of Wales is now a subject Of discus
sion. Pcrters Spirit Of the Times Unexpectedly
alleges that "the her-appaeut was from his childhood
upcommonIy dull, unimpTessibls by such objects as
generally gain he attention of children. HE mental
condition was sucb as 10 excite great aud constant
anxiety in bis mothers mind. The Royal Physicians
both those in Ordinary end the Extraordinary the
first mf deal men in the Kingdom called in fre
qnent and anxious consultation on the subject They
| uriied in recommending that his fathers German
system Of training should be abandoned and that in
stead of examining and forcing bis weak iuellec, his
guardians should give him igh: and agreeable exer-
else of mind as wei as Of b,dy. This course was
adopted; and the result is that child Of naturally
feeble powers, by good management, has been reared
into youth Of barely respectable intelligence" On
the otter hand, correspondent Of Tie Fireman.
Journal violently assas tho moral character of the
Prince, Ieviv the story Of his being cent 10 Canada
on account of an placed attachment bot geen himself
and one CT the Queens maids Of honor.