corre.pondence of the N Y. Evening Post.
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The tlueen and her consort have been enga ged in paying more social and friendly visits to the nobli- iy-frst 10 the Duke of Buckingham, a, Stowe; sec ondly. to the Duke of Wellington, at Strathe dsaye There great deal of show al the Duke of Buck, ingams and the Ro,a steps were, as usual, dogged by hosts of "genemen of the pre.s." who dul, re- ported ever, trivial movement. The Duke of Well

 ingon, however, amongst his other good deeds, has set his face against ihs species of "Paul Pryism" " When the Queen to Strathfeldsaye. application was made to him to admit reporters for the press, The Duke, how, yer, returned lhe following very characteristic answer: ''Field Marshal, ihe Duke of Wellington presents his compliments 10 Mir. -, and begs 10 say he cannot what his house al Slrathfedsa,e has to do with the public press"

 An admirable answer. and good example; for whch certainly her Majesty ought to feel duly oblig ed It is to he hoped that in future she may be per mitted to enjoy herself like any other lady. wIhoo, having the most ridiculous slipslop published about her in-goings and out goings.