New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

oil the stage 10 tiie arc thc ''''
"The ecud-espp u towers. the gorgeous palaces,
The solemn leu pie. tue great globe iself,
Yea an which il inhou. stall disscivc;
And Ike this insubs,aniiai pasr ant faded,
Leave a rack behind"
Beautifully carved figures stand around pedinen'o
supports of the galleries. each bearing scroll upon
which, in antique lettering written some appropriate
motto from the poets works. Here are few VI them:
lie va. man; take him for all in AL
.hal not ook upon his Ike again.
tina, man might end Of this days bushes, it
In such a time as til, Il j. no. NEE.
Thst every nice oiense should bear his comment
10 honor Of Whose birth these ,riumphs
You welcome ny fair guests this to confirm my welcome
aud to you al . good health.
Good night good night porting "a such sweet
That dare ssy good nieEt TIL Il be morrow.
An these things and the great frettcd roof-wrough
with the most delicate tints II blue and scarlet and
gold, b. the best artists hold M ring IL jewel, the
the otler Immortality. and between these the rich
drop curtain. fine figure of Shakespeare covered with
green chapet and III smaller setting each side OF nm
IL was for the first time used Saturday afternoon
for the grand banquet. when 1t rs hied with dli
gnished company The tables were iichly ornament'u
beside being loaded with the richest yands ard vines
Ophoa stood fla bronco ON one table distributing hf
flowers and her " Il ladies most d,cct anG S,
cradle stood tho author Of her sorroNs Hamlet ara
then again the loving Romeo and Juhei Little Shhh,s
pearan busts and mottoes adorned various dsh7s Be
hind the chairman and The speakers was hne array Oh
flowers chiefly such as are named IN shakespeare
works. View cd from the gallery tie scene was REMARK
ably beautiful Beside the large company on tDe hOOr
and the stage the galleries filed with specta
tors who rat patiently through the iist pifi OF mo
programme with which they had nothing I'd co-no''o'
In the center Of the platform, Immediately opposite
the stage-a kind OF dress crclesat the tharnuh ho
Earl OF Carlisle. On his right sat The Most Rev Dr..
Trench tie Archbishop of Dublin. Mr. X. NoDcEion
Mines (LoTd Hough,on) the Hon. /. ponsonby S'r h.
Hamilton. MI f. j. Flower. Mayor Of Suathtd, SIR
! L. PAX, Sir T. Wilmot. tho Row j. c. Young. MI l..
| A. Cooke. r. A. Dr. Ward DR.. Brockhaus, ard Prof.
Letner of Kings College, London. MI Creswies thc
actor and others To lis left were Lord Leigh ban OF
Shrewsbury, Lord Lytie.ton, TIE Right Hon e. D. Al,
derey SIR j. b. East tie Hon. Il. Byng. The LORD
Mayor OF York, the Hon Z. Chandos Leigh Sir m
Fraser. Sir a. H. Elton, SIR VI Shlw stewart oli "
AinSce Sir Charles 1ordaunt. {. II. Caldecot esq,
T. Baldwin esq, Elihn Bufitt esq, and others Inc
idvno Blessing invoked by the Vicar OF Stanford.
The bin Of fare curiosity in It's way. and reads AZ
| follows:
Ladies' general welcome Henry WILL,
" Pray Won hid those unknown friends
10 ~ welcome, Tor Il i way to Win,ers TslaIy O.
make better friends more
known.........................
KoAsT TuREEIA
"Why, here lie comes, swelling hke tar Henry w l.
fey-cocs' ......'.'..''.. '.....'''.''')
very very peacock" .H.mle-irI,
EoAsr FovLA
There is sioW wboo,a feather Comedy Of Eror-ii, l.
CAPosA
Item etpon d. 2d'...............l Henry VIi, T.
"ob da,uty ducli Midsummer Night, DREAMY, T.
'Lhe fnllseorped boar" .cymbelne-n.
Sweet stem from Yorks siock".... Henry VIII j.
TosGusS-
slense ,' only commentators III Merchant ofvsnicc-I,
PREACH nAisED Pts.
They both bated IN thai pc ltns AnlfoLicus-'' -
xAYoSAisE OF sALsos
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kArosaIsE - LtNB
" was never gentle lamb RictaTi-n
DRAlsED L.nB AID BEfY.
VIZ 'sy y91 10 pee. ., D., -a =.
Come you 10 'e'' uAs ALL Measure for u-a.ure,, l.
oiL,sriSrs OF EuRKHI' AID r0vr;
Tho I"it'h p,s7 no On x.yox,i..
ssl,d born 70 do good .....L Henry wv 10
DaEss,D I0nsTEss AND CRAba
d6oi si n my best st. aI.ad .. Toea Of A'h.D.,
such aio4st'..
Minoe ,sn, ......... Iroon % Athen,-Iv
rorTHp LAnrKRss LisFEEIs
s saoh s oss sever, 81 WE m Henry Vm'
A.Pios oy MIS- soIg. ,yp silicon.
" Cry 81, tie Cockn-y did 20 The e.is ben I.,
' pEs.rrT osrrs ySI1iHs isp ,Hf.xs
roUSrEs xEE,ssrE. ASD onAnLorTEs Rr,ss
Lt e.. s iSI a-s' AID q.'ho. Romeo and JOs-U%
For 90 wo the honey b,-. .............H,pry VI.
Hereue. did shsls down mellow frui'. Corio.Ars-
DDsEE
Tn. roll where tbs ro.'.......II. Henry NH
DREStSs foTAIoIA
Let The any ram pois1oc. "iVs'-v
And h.rs q pot o, good double beer, pelshbori
Drink and l-rT not your .....il. henry FI--ff
CHAMPAGNE, HOOK, GAR'T PoAI, AID suxzEI
i He cal, ~. for WINE he.h Tanning th. shrc~-ni
When the dinner was over, and the choir Of Trinity
Church had returned Thanksgiving the chairman pro
posed in few earnest remarks tho met regular toest
10 the Queen Tho National anthem WIS then sung by
tho choir In Il singularly beautiful srranRement ond
with wonderful effect This choir contributed much 10
the higher enjoyment of the banquet They were some
twenty five in number Of whom about Laif were young
bows whose voices fine and well trained. i have
certainly never known tho National Anthem better
rendered. The chairman. In q few happy quotations
complimentary TO the Prince. OF Waes "a The glA1s
81 fashion aud the mould Of form" the observed Of ali
Observer then proposed the health Of the Prince snd
Princess which was followed by the singing Of Rich
ards's well known hymn
Mort Of tho persons named made speeches and some
Of them, Richard HoDckton Hilne lord Houghton)
among the number. made very COED ones. There was
no response about tie poets of America hut the
Hon. Nr. Adderly spoke warmly Of tom In proposing
oost 10 them. viry Interesting feature however
was the presence OF dspQatisn nom frankfort who
brought richly ongossed address from tho institution
which Ia called the faherhOuse VI Goethe into which
The house in which Goethe was bonn bias been changed
Tho address was trimmed about with aeorns and ok
leaves the device Of the institution and lad drawn Ia
gold The house Of Goethe's birth In one corner and
that OF Shakespeare in the other.
kilograms OF congratrlation were received from |
many portions OF tho Continent. being from Chay
Ikon and another from Gosc0w, asserting the vas, u
fuelce which Shakespeare had bad upon Russian u!egs
ture.
On the following dsy vast crowds present at the
Church which bClds the dus! Of Shakespeare. Tho
Church is very beautiful Of parost Gothic style and
the music was admirablo-lnade chiefly by very young
boys Tlo morning disoouTG wAs ~ Richard L. !
Trench he rev Arohbi.h6p u Dublin, hat o. the af
ternOon by DR. Wordsworth TIE bishop OF b. Andrews.
luaN IA
Shakespeare snd the Bible. Both discouTsos ca
thusastc enlOges on Tie great BnId. Il which II APP