New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
FROM LONDON.
The Queens Court mt Buckingham Palace
and Gossip About 1.-THE Prince Of
Wales ut a London Fire-Savillc House
md its Antccedents-The History Of
Caesar by Napoleon IHI.-Anglo.Amcri.
can Meeiings-ltenss.
From Our Special Correspondent,

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From Our Special Correspondent.
LONDON March 4, 1865
You are making infinitely better and more
interesting news for yourselves than any that can
send you from this side Of the Atlantic, especially at
present Yet We have the wherewithal to prattle
about, aud here is the cream Of it:
Firstly, the Queen has held Court OF buckingham
Palace her first ceremonial of the kind since the death
of the Prince Cousor and indeed a novelty and limo.
veton in royal usagcs in England. differing entirely
from leyees aud drawing rooms. At tho latter the
Queen rarely If ever. speaks to the persons present
while last Tuesday she conversed with zach and every
foreign Minister. and formal presentations took
place. 1 have the assurance Of gentleman who had
the opportunity OF observing that the Queen looked
remarkably well in a black silk dress. with train
trimmed with Grape and Jet. Mary Queen Of Scots
cap. with long vail the cap ornamesed with large
diamonds. Her Majesty wore beSides'-I am stealing.
now from The Court Circular for the benefit OF your
lady reGdcrs-"a necklace. cross and brooch OF da.
monds tie ribbon and star Of the order OF the Garter
the Victoria and Albert order and the order Of Louise
Of Prussia" The ceremonial took place in the White
drawing room at o'coc; p. m aud the general effect
was Very fine and courtly. The Queen win hold seven
OF these courts during the season, receiving at
each upward Of a hundred OF tho nobility and leading
eris;ooracy. but not again the foreign Ministers.
OF course tie papers have published their fcliciti
lions on the subject and there respectable persons
accustomed TO regard TIE Tines their lay bible. who
attribute 1t all to that Journal while the more knowing
laugh in their sleeves than suspecting that getting
information Of Her Mejcstys intentions Jupiter eames
improved the opportunity Just as he did ten years ago
when the Queen came back from Scotland during the
Crimcen war. after the appearance of an editorial
similar in spirit 20 that which hasn't Influenced her at
present. The TINES does such things whenever there
a chance say the knowing ones-hke your friend at the
corner Of Fulton and Nassausts only in decent Eng
ish and with that wonderful aecteton a gravity and
respeciabty which is 80 dear 10 the British public,
Apropos Of journalism, at home and here. paragraph
TO the effect that lone OF the leading newspapers In
New .NoIk is principally edited in the B.oomingdse
Luuatic Asylum, the leading editorial being written
three or four times week by n person OF unsound
mind under confinement Is very much quoted here.
Tie Tines having Endorsed it, aud one Of tho little,
selyiie comic weekles (who always take their tone
from Paac. who takes IL from Jupiter Jeames) having
produced big cut representing the conventional an
kee with straw ornanentng his hair Qbe insepaTabe
paniment OF Insanity and pen in hand, gesica
lating fuiously over desk editorial invariably adj
NIT " the bit" and have won reputation for condor
among English friends and acquantanees by mention
ing that "we commonly keep strait waistcoais on the
premises AMI always roll tho floor and Shrek eiter
producing any particularly telling paragraph.
There Is another way in which the Queens emorgenc
from secus on has been improved by the papers which
Is Ly tie application u what In homcly but appropriate
phrase. we term Unlimited "soaping" OF Her Majesty.
Good Lord how the Gusher Of The 7tgrsph has made
the fakes ily, to he surei Have you mind Tor
sample, Here we are then;
"Thonqh the womans heart viii break not FOR II -
pov,l but endure We must bear in mind that because
II il ROYAL is gOrrow oil the more. Othei women
have around them relatives and friends. their familiar
comp lnous their equals their associates. people VINO
can enter into their eT' q, who can under ,tahd anu
share any alienation OF their sorrow. But The queen
stands alone She lost her mother before she lost her
husband; she has brothers or sisters " SIT Dy heT
side and though the love OF her children comioited
her in her trouble. yet the young geheraion, 'uei
tbou ,hts cOlOrcd by hope cannot naturally be- even II
the Queen coud have wished It, the daily companions
OF life which derives all color ana Thought rom ..o
ever recurring memories OF the past When therefore
VI think Of this crown left In lonely spendor ict us
not forget the who has sighed beneatt ~
- surely the Lcert knOweth ITS own biuoi-
noss and a stranger mcddltth not herewith Are we
10 s,aDd BIZ The widows chair, almanac III manu. ana
point to date saying, Your tcars must pc Irieu
Tod kndly hides from our ewes the human heart are
- nIrII. of terrible moral yyisociOnto Iry into
the sccIet9 which tie sufferer stricken WIN Soto"
hides even from the closest friends ana 10 e1ehln
know Of our fellow that we should arrest thc HJW
fsadness and prescribe lSs 10 their conscousness OF
paint We know enough to know thot We knoN n ,
nothing-tlat the extent 10 when ore human peiIg
may dfor from another is infinite, and That those WHO
know most and feel most can understand bt,t Tue al
yertifes Of suffering and oflOve surely ihe kHoHcst
we would demand ftf one oil our own IdhA' NC Au't
readily grant to our Queen
and so OBJ "Sure.y lin the style OF Tie writer thus
elaborate aectaton OF sympathy IS rather more o5ee
tionabe than old Fairfax 81 mean the translator OF
'Oasso- address TO Queen Elizabeth
." Olive Of peace snsel Of pleasure. ,
What line OF praise can your worm measure
Calm sea Of bliss which no shore boundctb"
Hut fupkeyism is memorial and yaries with the
times.
The Prince Of Wales TOO, TO finish my court gossip
has Announced his intention Of giving parties OF Mail
horoucb House. TO be limited however to favored iew
among them the chiefs Of embassy and legation Also
hs has visited the South London Industrial Exhibition
lubere for wonder he was not rnobbed) and Is, they
cav going TO open the Dublin one for the display Of
-, ord or.mapufactures, which in its cosmopolitan
character is intended to rank next to the London E1h
; % ts6, Az the IIish In Irclqad have never as yet
hsen able TO resist the destinations OF prince OF The
blood royal the young gentleman may Ieasonaoy
good time.
lie had one Of another sort few nghts oecA, al wv
burning Of Sayi,e House Leicester square, "'eIe 10
douned Gremans helmet In order to feel oppropfc
TO the occasion IT was. really, quito line spectacle
which 10 New Yorker could refrain from opprecl"inG
There are few Travelled Americans who do not Know
Leeester.square, end still fewer untraveed ones who
Nave not heard Of IT, 1t is the Asatia OF the foreign
noruation of Iondonfor particulars turn TO Dickenss
Bleak uouse-the chapters apropos Of MI Georges