, 1874-08-01
MOnAT HALsrEAD IN ENGLAND.
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Editorial Correspondence tLondon Julp N q, y. cu
cianatl Commercial -o'~ t"e TN"
lrn5 suFrfso Fl e5ore ay The sze of tho
tnoy beat tho American borres, both il iIinonss s
elos6 nnd flavor. Perhaps It mar exton,,atn ~
ollcnso II mention that tho English peacl Ia
not.houso M produot ard poor alIair,-tlc mna
almogt No eG t,soenas e snsa being sois sweeta pup
have Heen Patti In opera. - privilege m mr..
denied in tho United Btatos II Is not luz froo esO
twenty yoars ance s1o WAS sloudcr little giri
certa uulor the dlreotion OF tLo ojdoF straknsci,
71 71or youth has boon wonderfully presoryod.
I,,I, iLel eyes seom larger, and b1acker and glow
WIN WIN aeepor hro: There Is mol line in hor
,ass ~ 10 snsas o. tho ''nkindnoBs OF time. Tloro
~ ~ ~. .enaernesH q!nost weak in tho expression
ol n9r mouth. Her thront md arms arc plrmp.
and have tho vhitcncss of SNOW, Her tlruro Il
shhssm1e ;hs ~ a'a II grace aud yigaclty ao bird
splohaoro OF her diamonds was astounding, Tharo
woto coronct md neckaoo and gitdlo-buuda
and bracelets and ringa Of dia1uonds .. iiamnnI
bird aad butterfly III !ies lair, diamond bo-
Is, Iuos, " s nor posom, and as Bho moved sho gilt
terod 1rom lead to foot III degree that was dag-
cling. Tho park of Leonora ia m exactlnr ono
aud AZ eho submitted ronahtedty to bo reen1jn1
aud cncored. eho was III tho Inst sceno naar.
ycry o5anss9a ,s ana nd a1t h9r palor which was
aa to her appearance in opera III America has not
beou sostlod, She agrees to 10, All that anc
asks as condition to going il granted sAo sir1,a
tie contract to 60: and then she does not 10.
song, and ghoworing tho richcat evidonco Of aa.
n1irntton and homage upon hor, it ia not aurpr1a.
Ing that aha lesitates to cross tho Atlantic to
encounter the immonao fatigucs Of a season in
Mr.. Dlsraelt Yesterday unveiled, In tho Pal
ace Ya1d: Westmfnster,. bronze statue Of tho
late Lord Derby, and tho opportunity OF seeing
anu honring hana, ana Of scotng tho Tory Lortl1
ln group, was good ono. Tho Primo Minister
!to Looked aged and i'll. His closeiy-slavan
face was very palo, with sickly saffron tingo;
ls oycB wero DUH aud sunlscn, and seemed to
look within. Tle lines in his face are deep and
rowfal man. Ho wore spot1ess black frook
coat, buttoncl about his sloudor waist and over
lis chest, and light pantaloonB, loose anti long,
On taking hs Hoat on tho platform ho did not
removed btu Int, disclosing tho celebrated front
curl, which IL quito attenuatcd, and seems to ro-
quro constant caro and cultivation, but kept upon
ls bands bis lavondar kids. He spoke iess than
Ton . NH m?inates Erayoly heavily slowly without
accustomed attitude, leaning forward slightly,
With Ills hands upon tho rail Of the front Of tic
platform. The single variation was when ho
unexpectedly closed Ills address, whom he delib-
orateiy rniBcn his loft arm and pointed With out
stretched finger to tho statue, which had he
said, boon raised rs ian example," Tho Primo
Minister had evidently carefully considered hin
romarkk- Some Of tho aontouccs appear to haYo
boon elnboratoly measured. Aa he spoke tho
words seemed to forco themselves from
his lips, which wore not onco fully opened, but :
contracted and bulsed ID a curious way 1t was
amuaimg to 600 thfs consuntnate cosmopolitan
boldly" pr0cla1mtng, as lie said, that Derby
WAS one Of those men Of the highest typo, such
as eonld DO pra1nced in England only.
The Prince Of Walcs preBanta tho appearance
OF stout and amiabls lniddle-aged gentleman,
largo IN tho neck and baltl-headed. He Vas in
plnln citizon's dresH, and woro a gorgeous
button -hplo bouquet. 11e has been nccl,sea OF
many oxcosses,. but his face is rlcasaut, and
free from tho evidence Of vicious indulgonceB.
Ao is very Intelligent md agreeable looking
gentleman, and whom ono .conaidors the facili-
ties that he has had for beiug led into tempta-
tion, 1t must DO confessed, tbiuls, TINT ho has
taken good caro- Of himself. HiH appearance
confirms lis reputation here as that Of a kindly
nnd clover good fellow. The Princess Of Wales
ia tho ninnor Of hoarta Tor tho ltoyal family.
Her pena!ye beauty has faded but little, and
her happy tasto: il dreas mud her airy grace
excite general admiration. shonld have no.
tced carefully how this fair Princess WAS tlresacd
but her eiHtor-itt-law tho Grown Princess Of En-
glnisd and Germany, came in gew, with tho tall.
bronzod SOLDIER, with ooso-clpped hair and
tawny boara the Grown Prince, her husband.
The contrast between tho distinguished couples
WIS strongy marked. Tho l'rlnco and Princess
Of Wales. scomea q shade festive. Thoy
wcro smiling and gracious, with, perhapg,
ono may eay, q llttlo Of: tho glitter Of
tAo opera Or fairy talo. Tho other
couple moro serious and plain, clothing dark,
soborly drcssod md unpretondng couple than
the future Emperor and ElnproBs Of Germany
wcro not in Dean Staniey'B CONGREGATION TINT
crowded the ancient absoy.