The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04

was formerly an appanage or the crown, and was
CIooeu " tuc people. Hltner the queen was wont
10 retreat rom the cares Of majesty But when the
uynaecy ieL IL WIS opened 10 Inc people. we pay
cwo pesesas auinissi0hmapOut iorty cents IN Ameri
SaH , yLanu push our way IN we nno park
WIZ" oehseiy growing trees ana pacard INFORMS us
SOCIEDAD DE CONC1ERTOS,
BAJO LA DIRECTION DEL
SR DALMAN.
We are then told that, Sd Ell HeynDO 10 Dpyylite
weather permitting) the twelfth concert will be
given, beginning at nine O'Clock in the evening"
An attendant hands us a programme. which viii
have an interest perhaps "a an idea OF Spajn,s
musical taste .
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Overtra-"Ei sueno de una noche de vcrano; Thomas
s LOS Campos Eliseos" tanda de vaises ~ BarbierI
Descanso de veintc minutes.
.o..... A., p,, sEc .!l.I PARrE v,.,
Fantasia a sobe motives De
S od s rs s1s &c
Bcliini
Descan 4s. &c yei 1.s, minute"
conception sinona escrita dedcadaa Ia soGedad
.E an NJ ae Msner y i; ] salars
por Ell socio Sr ...' o.oo MARQUES
lie Dable au Bal" quadriie. Metra
r. 60 r,T THE CONCERT IN TIE GARDENS ,
sound of the music under long avenues of trees,
with gas Jets lighting the way, until we come into
and ilIed with companv ef about six or seyen
thousand people In tile centre il n raised naylion.
on which Kindred performers are playing merry
dress with white gloves beating frantic time The
COMPANY are seated on willow Chairs. and we sink
INTO one and listen until senior Daiman tnrns and
hows To the annlandin0 multitude and stems from
the platform and the musicians stragg,e off m the
caSe nresmahIv eaTer FOR heer and we and an inc
ssson Ia env nor anG we nna al IN
is nothing for the attraction here s the mntitude
Here strolling in high procession around circular
walk ia ali tie fashion and RANK and heantv Of
Madrid. And what ia there better than to fsi, in
and he onc of the merry comnanvV Hare m night
the nremnst en ~ ond ween a nr nrid ae
lady lust passing with her mature beauty and calm
smiling eyes and features that show traces of
colder blood, is the mother OF the late Empress OF
France, the famous Countess Of MOntijO. In her
train are group of beauties, In whose cheeks the
snn0re 0sM of Spain mounts and bushes in answer
to musical compliments from attending cavaliers.
In this train and under these over-arching
trees. scarcely stirred by the gentle sum-
mer breeZes, Eugene has many q time
walked, hearing the sefsame story and
little dreaming OF the strange odd destiny that was
in store for her. Following is GROUP. not I'M
known to America-the clear cut face OF the Ameri-
can Minister. BY his side are his wife and daugh-
ter, whose features are radiant with the dark,
majestic beauty that Is born OF the Mediterranean
sun. On the other side OF the Minister is the Cap
tain General OF CASTLE, thin, grave silver-gray-
headed man-tne famous General who stood by
Montpenslers side when he shot the foolish Prince
Henry OF IOurb0n In duel. This Captain General
Is pillar or the dynasty. That busy,
nervous person In rapid conversation, with
dark, rugged. powerful lace, that might be cross
between fagn and Mephistophees, W. Sagasta, the
former Prime Minister, now IN 0pnOslttOn ana
most hkely IN conspiracy. seated on chalr IN
group which ne addresses In French is ngure that
arrests your attention handsome open, frank
lace, with hign swelling brow that Canova or
Thorwaldsen would have rejolced to carve masses
OF DiacK mar tnat snow youth ana vleor, race oil
enthusiasm II not OF strength nose that SHOWS
grace, ana mouth OF passion ana nre you see that
God has written that here IL one to be memorable
among the sons OF men. Nor 40 you wonder when
you learn tnat TINS Is Emilio castelar,, the hrst
orator OF Spain and one OF the hrst In the world.
THE KING AND QUEEN IN THE GARDENS
SO we urlit around ana around IN the SLOW and
joyous company--even after SenOr Dolman has
remounted his platform and begun to play, Tor,
alter ALL there Is something mere more attractive
tnan music III tlls spenulu panorama OF spanish
vaor anu genus ana worm anu beauty. But there
isa movement OF continued attention, and we
stand aside 10 seek the meaning, and In an instant
all hats are raised and young man strolls past us
In conversation win lady ana as he 1dlv returns
the recognition 1t is whispered, "The King" Yes.
there before u.s. eibowlng ms way with the rest Is
Amadeus l., Duke Oh Aosta ana Ming OF SPAIN. Az
his side are the queen ana lazy oil h0n0r, and Just
behind him are three aides in full uniform. mid
dle-aged aubufn-Deaded man with prOfess0r-like
lace In spectacies, conVerses with HIS MAJESTY, ana
Just behind the aides IN the miscellaneous CROWD,
are three shrewd, rougn,bred men, win curl
ous, searching eyes, IN pam dress VINO are an
nounced as secret police, shadowing the King ana
looking after his SAFETY. We look at the King
closely and see young. slender man, with tail,
spare form, which ne carries erect; dull, resOute
eve: a nose that might be called retr0nsse;
heavy, pucky chm, swatned III black beard;
kindly, sulcn face that mas little animation or
gwen TO mlrth or laughter; iuil nut not marked
iorehead, ana narrow, pointed nead. he is
dressed neatlynpernaps over-aressed--n dark
walking SUIT. Win Parislan nat Rloved; WITHOUT
decoration or ornament, ana twirls cane HIS
lady, the queen, mas DARK ana apparently, 10
eyes nor gwen 10 millinery CRITICISM hall-nourn-
ing walking costume she mas u strong, winning,
beautiful face, with more tact and evidently
more character than the Ming. ana strolls at