New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

r,c q. ssdlv devoted TO mixed pickles" Mr. k'ui'
mel would not stand it, and by great exertions DC
succeeded in getting the ignoble Designation ieiAo'.
although Circumlocution was strong agaih' ~, IN
Oyerioyed at The vindicaon of bis fragi'n' ,,
he at once composed an "lnternatlonai nouq''"
by means Of which be expects to caieh all ioieisn
tons by the nose-in an amicable ways ''s''0
the Exhibition have Of course toeT hoOu "
ances-that is English visitors, we near VI Nv
plants from any Others. The COLUMNS % nc ~
are horne down with cries of lamcniaaion. one VIE
itor got his foot trod upon and another nau nl'
lrociod off in the presence Of beautiful woman
rr,,er of gentlemen are in state OF mind concern
-, ,,.c,o,b,rents. An entire column of The Times
j. given M TO the recital Of their woes h' VI
dsTe5 q strawberry ice, aud found there was no
s,raxvberry in it, and the ice was melted. H'5 IN
;,red feelings could only be appeased by m'ec'Nea
in THE Times. Another indignant initial called Tor
on :. american drink entitled Ladies Squeeze" He
saws that Ladies' Squeeze is Gan atrocous outrage
on the public stomach" and seemsto coDsider case
coming properly under international law. " a Sea
son Ticket Holder" YVES compelled TO pay two pence
for a piece OF bread which he ate with bis lunch
Paving for bread is 10 direct contradiction TO all pre-
conceived British ideas, and go although he was IN
restaurant kept by Frenchman, "a Season Tieae
Holder I, fused to foot his BILL and wrote anC
boosted of N Tie Tines.
Be.ies French reeaurateurs tbs Exhibition ha'
called scross the channel vast number o
other Gallo visitors, with none of whom II
the London public quite satisfied. 1t is ssi'
there are three thousand French detectives IN the
city, aud hat is regarded rs terrible aiiront
There are also numbers of French liiteraeurs, Will
whose reports IN the Paris papers the English Jour
mails are greatly disguised. NJ. Alfred Assolani, a
srrirhtv writer for tie Courier da DimaHche, MAJ
excited their especial Indignation by tie disresrecfu
WAY in which he disposes Of the Volunteers. '1ht
English" lie SAYS, "bong quite safe in their island
and being cnciTcled with ships mounted with Arm
strong guns, they now and then defy some inVisibi'
eranv. and promise TO grind him to powder. As the
i visible enemy answers them in friendly manner
they 90 through the military exercise, and proudly
march past before the Queen" Ihe Saturday Her1eN
tries TO answer him in his own vivscious vein, ana
fails utterly as might be expected Edmond TeAier o
the S,lce is hardly less dsliked. Theophie CsGuei
is treated with far more consideration, possibly be-
cause he las not yet written anything. An article
flom his pen on English Art is to appear in lem
pie Bar.
The theatrical and operate season is enriched By
the presence of q hort of artists whom many season
of success have made familiar 10 NewYork audiences
Madame Goldschmidt Jenny Lind is giving concerts
st Exeter Hall, at which Mr. Belleti also assists
Miss Adelina Patti, Mario, Formes, and Ddi6e are a
the Covent. Garden Opera House. easier and Bet
tint are at her Maesys, where, also, Nile. Lam
oureux dances and Mr.. Ardti leads the orchestra
Mr. sotherus Lord Dundreary is the attraction Il
the Haymarket Theaier, and Mr.. Boacicault tlls III
Adelpli. Mr. George jordan holds high place a
F.,ch;er's Theater, the Prucesss. We find also othe
American names in the casts Of plays at minor thea