New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
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Tho Prince and Princess Of Wales have Just returned
from their Western jupketings, having traveled-the
Prince at eastas far as the Sicily Ises which, one is
surprised t. learn, were large enough to lunch on
though they didn't attempt dinner. Altogether the
royal pery to have had delightful time Of 1t,
from the very outset, barring little military sea-
sickness. The Prince is. you know, among his
other minor denominations (by one Of which.
Baron Rentrew knew hm), Duke Of Corn
wall hence he appeared as o landlord visit.
Ing his estates. and as such the people welcomed
hE. There has been the usual amount OF dinners,
balls, addresses, speechgings, triuupha arches AID
that scrt Of thing. When out of doors 1.-THE Prince
commonly voTe-when not engaged in lifting it from. bis
head-a low-erowned white hat. while the Princess
habited in simple and becoming yacht Dress With
straw hat and blue ribbon, the only ornaments visible
a. ut her being exceedingly pretty p,ir Of crystal
earrings in the form Of 5ells." extract the above
for the benefit Of your lady readers Also the royal
party explored O mino. really formidable pit. ls0
fathoms deep and ext ding mere than 800 fatbOms IN
der the bed Of the Atlantic. into which, in parts
he old miners have actually worked that the holes
through the rock have to be plugged. Fancy Wales"
and wifa-the first "in suit If crikete.. ike white
flannel stiff bycock hat and candle stack in froat
Of the latter in long, white flannel cloak, dainty
trimmed with blue and jaunt, little hat fashioned
somewhat the miners model deep down In the
bowls Of the tb listening to the hunderous swesh CT
the rolling end the grinding and crashing Of the
stoes and boulders overhead They are on their way
back 70 Marlborough Hoase or Sa.driDgham now.
Prince Napoleon and wife gre also holiday making.
in Wales
A journalistic item. The publishing firm Of Cassell,
Peter and Gapin have just done admirable thing
issuing with Numbers Of their popular illustrated
Family Paper couple Of sheets each nearly large
two pages OF The TaIBUSE) the whole forming birds
eye map Of Cid London in the reign Of Queen Elizabeth
being reduced facsimile Of the view OF Ralph Aggas
supposed TO have been drawn in l5e0tLe second year
Of Her Masculine Maestys reign Admirably engraved
Il think on stone) with the sites of modern localities
suggested by Roman type. only antiquarian cen i'm
agiDo how quaint. how picturesque. how pleasant it
to look Oh I have ipent good hour it, and in.
tend to have mounted and hung the opposite side
Of the room to tibet corered by Casses map
of modern London atlshed in nine sheets Of the
bigness-scsle nine inches 10 the nileD Two captay
written articles descriptive Of the old view appear in
the numbers OF the paper with which is issued They
are terribly tempting stoa from but their extent ana
the fact that THH TRIBUNE Is newspaper deters
Wherefore will only say this. that whoever wants to
see what sort Of place London was like when Harry
the Eighth Che original old English Buebeard) went in
the dress Of yeoman Of the Guard 70 the procession
OF the City Watch, bringing his Queen Qor the time
seing) TO witness the spe .ace subsequently,
when wo!sey rode through the narrow streets on his
mule. holding pOuncetbox to lis ald followed by
modest retinuc Of eco horsenen all belonging TO hs
househodwhen Queen Bess woat in her royal barge to
the stairs Of Black FriArs TO VIII Shakespeare play
the ghost in la own Hamis. or Adam in is
You Like h-when Cbancerylane was "a lovers
walk" Covent Garden nursery ground in the
ditto-when they bl lohed linen on tho turf
Of Leicester.square - when Oxforist., Regent-st
the West End, Tyburnia Be.gravia and ali their be-
longings were not-when the Thames was indeed a
silent highway with swans ducks and gay barges
II. and fish in it-when Surrey unknown except
a lovely rural Observation-Disclosures desires to behold
the localities Of these things had better procure Cas-
cells map. Poriug over it ellis mp strange feelings;
one hardly help imagining that cur ancestors Of
80 years ago were simpler quleter happier than We;
that their lives were less yexed by care and eictous
in escaping terrible high pressure civilization We
nevertheless. What an essay might to BIO written on
this delightful resuscitated old map Of an old surveyor
who little thought mayhap that he was working fer
postcrity and the million--price fourpencei
Appropos Of the publication. here is an opgram, on
old and new, worth appropriating:
Three mills once stood in Westminster
When Aggas mapped the land,
But now 'twas much as could be done
To got one Mill t. stand"
And by TIE way. the election expenses both of John
Stuart Mill, Thomas Hughes and W. K. Gladstone
have all been paid by popular subscription. Credtable
to the deservedly named Liberals
There died last week in this metropolis night.sing-
ing house celebrity who Is worthy of obituary para
graph This was Her Van Joel, Of Evsns s-Thack
ary's Cave Of Harmony ito which he had been at
tached as long as anybody remembers. A queer sm
ing. complaisant. jovial odd old German. a great
whistler and mimic Of singing BIRDS he in the early
days OF Qsecn Victoria before the time Of concert
halls was quite feature OF late London life. and as
steeotyped notice in Eyanss book of songs and gees
persstenty informed the reader WAS always retained
in the establishment account Of bis long services
Albert Smith delighted in illusions to him in his novels
and in Punch and as late last Summer there was
cut in the latter Of an unscntimental "swell compar
ing the tender melancholy Of the delicious warb'iugs
OF the nightingale to Herr Van JOEL For the last ten
years he sold cigars to the frequenters OF the
place. presenting them with such gracious and mat
ter Of fact cir almost to impress the unsophsticated
with the idea thai he didn't expect payment for them
and only exceptionally obligng the audience with an
Eemitation." whom they always appauded him. Peace
to the queer old siAeur Albert used to call him.
T. b. @.
Great Britain.
Gen. Breckenridge, Ex-Secretary of War in
the Rebel Government had arrived at Southampton BY
the West India mail stenmer Shannon