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V6"" XXXI.N?-9,055.
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1H72.
PRICE FOLR CENTSL
TUE BRITTSH JUBILBE.
PKErARIXO FOR T11E rAOKANT.
ionpon TtAlWftMOntD? porrt.AR skntimf.xt
llKCAI.IMM* TI1F Fl.STIVAI..
rytoM tiik BBBtriaa ooean waaaar op thb Tt.iBrH._i
LgHIMm, Wh. 9L~ Batm a -.liirl as Lomlon waa in
eeeteiday. aad ia la lo day, nnd promisce to be in
to-morn.rv. aaifaaaaa aD aatlelpatka, nnd. I believe,
fl\ exp, ri< aee. 1 am not tho olile.at inLaMtant, and
av mamtty of tliia city doea not go liack to any of
IU Kr,at t.i.-lir.it loiia, d-t to the Duke's funeral, nor
io |haea*__ainf haaaa of tlie Pk-taeeaa of Wales, nor to
the Great Lxhibition. Uut evcrybody BfNOi in
eiiuitini. lhal to-niorrow would anrpnta them
jll yrt BObody rountetl on Biich a thinK in tho
?jTeeaaaawehaTe aaaa before the arrival of the
dsv tta ll Thb Taiawaa offico i>. \ng i?y Rood laeh
hPaO_ab_llpaadaaawthafoata af the fbayai I'ro
eea-ai'in. 1 oaa BBB WtdBMmu of the nrevailing cx
eitera.'iit bj mcrely lookinR ont of the windowB.
Once ootdoora,Ih"BBeel phlopmatic of men eonld
Mlhatfirohiaaaalf aptalha atiauga iutluence of
aa aliaaga a i?" Tiadatdajrwaa Sunday, and, if
my I'ur.ari fm nilain New-KiiKlaiid will allow me
la aay eo,I waa a* thia oflke for a little while on
bn.-in.rv- H I had diapfed Into it after a
weeh'i ahataeo 1 aheatld aol have known IwaaitiPaH
Mai'- Theiiannfinaaalionaf thel rweratefkaof the
aalaee-llke rl iba toto tha aeaablaaeaj. of baaaa ahada
irta aomethinf, bnt tba .hnnpe iu the trr.f.io of tho
it'.,: waa f.ir nuie retaarfcabla. It haa baaa a
tlmou.i loaaca ti-aa ool of ?ind. Daady oflkers of
th.- faarda, dandj clab bmo, politielaaa,iiieaffamana
ir, httr* aad art and tnncl an.l evcrythm..
the n:av ba soon uny day ou its eidowalks,
?-;,,;,? tba roadway ia apt of na aftamoaa
labefllled wilb eaniacea. aml the eaxrlacee with
Terv ). people. Yeeteaday all theae tta
laeatera of tbe atately atreel had Taaiahfcd, and I'all
Mai] lo. I.- a :'..' ,i M.tion of Whiteehapd Boad. A
lotally aew Idea bad eeixed upon Lotadoneaa. thal it
arta\ letoba iven in tbe atxecdaoaaSaadaj,
Bad Ihry bad co! n ina.l BoHoB that tbere wassome
thi-i-r beaide thcnai h aa to he aeea. They ta:ne out
la aaa Ihe il.-t,rations. hut yaaterday tha decor
CBaaiafrid liiiiinly of roach pine boards
at;d joiat* and tho framework of eeats
mtatiati tu l.<- eorered a nh red eloth. Tbereal
?],.:...!.- waa Iba paopla Ihaaaariyea, aad I aaa balf
laelined to tbink they foand that out nnd enjoyeil it.
Tradeemen'a earta,and bnlebara'earta, and fumi
tnrt- wagoaa, and brewen.' draya, all loaded down
?itli raddy-faeed men aad over-dreHsed ?omen and
eliiMtin. who were too many tocount, lil!?d all l'all
Mail. aa 1 ;ill the Btxaad, an.l Fleet-et, -inJ Oxfi.nl
it., aml, I BOppoae, eboked tlio niirrow etreets
aaoarl St. PanTa aml tho 01J BaUoy. aml whar*
tver the proceM.on is expeeted to pat-e to-morrow.
Half Lomlon had Rot an idea that tb* ir only
eha:ices t<* have a si-rht of the unaecustomed Rplen
&K,r- v.uulil ba before tho truo dny eaaaa, To any
botly ** bo knows whal n Bandaj m Loi.don com
nonly ia, tl.e oontraet was ataaply delitchtful. It
Bn*it have lu en lillHHlllllllj eo Jo tho eabinon, who
all tm nt bome vti'.h little fortnnee in their poiheti-.
Wh.Ti I wanb <11* (ohoaae, nut a aabwaa to he had
ln r..ll V.ill. st. Jamea-et., or Pkeadilly.
To-day.the erowd is far greater. There are five linos
of carii;i_r,-a in fnmt pl my wiadowa, iiiot-tly waitintt
foradiameto niovo cno way or the oi her; now
and then surtrine alowly forward a ro<l or two, and
then rtoppinir ac.iin. M>* buleony looks both v. ays
for more than half amile. All the way fiom Bt
James-'s FBlaee, alonf Tall Mail and paal Trafal-rar
aaware to the Cbarah Of Bt. .Mariin-iTi-tiie-rielils, the
?treel i*> Ofi ally Ueeb d. At ll tliis niomine I tri< d
ao diive fr.'in this ofliro to Kleet-at. Jly cab
jaaalllilaaliblnf tbe8trand,and there atopped.
I ;:..i.t aa v.,11 have tiiel to ilriyo throitph
the Natidial Galb ry. I diovo down WbttehaB
aud -..i.v TN..y of tlie new etul,.nik'neiit aud Boucverle
it., Baally itached a_y potait Bnt to c.-t late fle. t-et or
ont ot it. * itiit r in a eeirlafa or aloot. waa aqaaUy 4iiftl
eult fU ai-!;:--' t-ra thtre was .(.uii-tliiiif* to-day to re
my an tbe toll, the Aeeenrtloaa belna well adraaeed,
hgaaadatNaaaera Bytacand t!;? walla balf eorered
aaa awtlace r ipiiaelTfi of IheaMiateltaalra loyalty to
Ut- h aee ol Walee.
Vbe i.: t eeaeelred the Idea of this Ihaakaidnaa I <u?
aalkaow, II Mware atarted iu tho li.-.tr- t ol tht
: tbi netlon was a elerer one, aml 16 only the aat*
i ? i.f tbal ealealati .1 prapaanaa >>y which
tt,, j-. - vaataraed lu ,-v.ry one of lla in i
/ piub excelleat aeeonnt Bnt tlio
? thaa not t.t*u uii.df of it, aml will uot be, fer, t-iiice
thr tiwM of lha aaeaaaaalM ia ?u aettled, ono
taa .ja ak t.f it aa w.ll to-.lay as to-morrow.
Rattaaaeotdd bc bettw.froaathe RoyaUatpcdatol vicw,
Uati lha plan uf a grand reli?Toua eelebratloB la
Uf-. CMh dral al Sl. Paal*a, witb a proeeaaloa of tl.e
Qu'ta ia ptate trom linckiiit'hani 1'alace to the CathO
drai TL.a plaa loaehed tho Loadeaae on all liln
tcL.l. r. m itdra trmrbfd hlm with rel.ious tarror,
tr. if aot r..;. >. ecel MaaMaal, wlucb moat men
ttli.k the laaaa Ihlnf loiihnd him ln bia pride of
loial dtvotiou, aad touiLcil his pocket, wbi.-b ic aomc
tU. m Ihei (bt the ceuter of hia nmvous ajetOaa, -*1"1
Maahed H la aaah a way aa to fili it tiud not
ami'ty lt, wbieh ta hlm ae.-i-is a very mat* rial dif
Ineace. B. hglad the Priaeeget we-, aad Uheateehaw
tt. Ba a Idea a... n. qaeea an.l is aaaeh abllged to h.-r
lor irtlh-f t.< w ll ba -- a. He Ihtaka it a most beeoaa
_K Ihtaa that UM taaaattlaa l?stweeu the Briticl. Tlirone
unl tht Am ? "f '.".i i-h,.iii<i ba thua pui'iicly aehaewb
_d_r<(l;it l- i-r.-iIl:.iM? to buth. 1I>- haj. a goood many
ahfip-wjudows ou tha line ol the proceualon, and these he
MaaBtlaaaata|a1 a iriee whtoh BMaeh eahaacea the
itn.-iK'tti olJ.iailev .tl.m. QntbOOthei hand, th.-re are
aoro aho Lire t-tata than who let them, and a atill
r r aaaabai who do neithtr, lut who will
ler.'.. a .tn 'r wori. aad a dav'- pay fer tho
p ? m of lool-lug on thla un?ontcd show. Now, to all
Waaelaaaea ol people,?bo aii ti>K*<-tli,T muat nntDber
n.u.1 iwu ar thr. ?? mll Ion*-, tbe eaeentlal thinp -viiia tlmt
th" ?l.ow -h'tu:.l he a tlnt .me. 8t. Panl'a will hold. at
??atawet,aone WMk, Lnwdoa oatelde of si. l'aul'a
aa*io;it!i. :,.-..f tbepro i slonwlU aeeoalr tha i?i*a
5??-i.iri, i.i'l tliia in a-i uliMi.u.a that it ia ai.iioat Ineredihle
I - ... l aol li..vfi ocnirred to the elevcr and
_erUee_-arinded aa. n aha had tbla matter iu
at-arj-,-. No f,-ar aht.ut 8t. Pam'a; what la
?aa then ia t,,- ii,a ehaaaa few, muatly arletoerate.
?rhkin^ to tlm k tbetaaelvei .ueh. They aru luyal
Meeejhla aay eaae, Ibe ...iiuval reeralt th.ir mnu
aiti'.i.. ti.. ontaidera; (tlre tbem aoaaetblaa to mak*-, the
jMlaaaa bara brtjthicr. They are lu-t iu Ihe muud to
Maj -. i f.i.i every eonceaelon niuiio to th.-lr preaent
aieaire. fbey woaid hare rehdeed la a rclly aitletidid
jaaecaatea, witi. pteaty oi troopa, aad areataaaeara ol
?tat'-. aud tht-tvo Ilotiamtif l'ail.Mru.-iit, and half the
?r.-t?, .-_., \- ol Kiitfland lu rarj-lagea. Nothimr wmilil
h?v> beea ? Hri,-. thao t>, arraaae aach h |.r*?ceasiou. I..
aie?u uf ii we .w to hart ?. few h orc of BMoatedtroopa,
? I*. aa.clala.aad aol aten thaaud?/.eii earriaajeala
aB,ailod, .avr m^, wlth t;.>- aaoal udaapartaal people in
augliturl, tlie i:,.\;ii lli.iiHi-i.old. Whea a...i,n wliuii.a
Eid tin f,,i i,,b ai;,t. iiml haa .at iu lt all dav, hai t-t ea
i? p?!tr>- t.???pfll?- bv, h?, will I* aj.t to tbink he Ima
**ft iiMxinnu-itily mu,- f... hl? tncuey, aud hia llai,-. uml
Pfehle, The EnaUabmaB is i.y ou aatnana a praaoa
Who ijk.-a to jual.t- nfleetiouH of that kn.tl, and
J* ?ili pn lioim- to iii..rr..w ulKht v.ifh his head
j?i of ti.riu. it ,s ai-ipiy aa opportaulty lunt
?. an-iur-ut v.ry Breatly tbe preetlae ?>f
a_f*j'*l'v. 8. rloaalv. Loudou la ei*eiidniii k l-'.i.u d'ai ?f
?*w.i.i-iiia v.-r.v luynl ?tate of ii.iud. T<> iiii.nuvv-a
f?wi i. < ii awaaaed ...lKht bave beea wortb aaaddt
hbaal tr-n yuArn' leaac ef lif.- to the throne, oe t.-:. yeara'
aaaa eeetrp?Bey oi it to thia coiuiu^ kiuK- The. Dtbual
IHb la ae great tbat erea i-ow it win b?- wertbaome
ihj-t. All thla i...i btoed .-.nnot beehiii.td in a aaoment
Mja.t?e feeUaa ol tbe naiiou will not Im ^nititl. ,1 aa it
?**__?' eaaib i.a\<- haaa, and tha (...-at api.-ndoror ti.e
hpetaela will uftec all be lu th.- muitil'itli- of lli. pt-.ple
wa,. aaaa to ?ee. ?. ?*?-. a.
TBE PBOCKttOM LN I'.M.l. MAI.I..
ain;A<*ui?iNAKr cfmaa ifuanmi amaE*
AVIC <pF THK BTKtKTS? I.OVAI. DKMOS
BntATtOHB,
irtcni thi. Baaaa ab eanaaraawBa-i op tn thiik m. i
Tt'H?.Ar, -Krb. SJ7.?It would Im- hard to aay
et what Uaur Uii* ij_?.rui<_ haataa waa natir. Tl.e
eitr__?r.liaary pmhI of 8uuday and Mou.lay had iriven
??errtiody tiir noti&e of what lulxht bt eipe.-u d to-drty,
?atluitijot ouly wer* tb** miiitury aud tbe poln.- on tho
ttte% but tOttyUaty WEB hoped t<? aee aay |>ait
af the wr<n.,i,. waa up b*lu..,p. PjD Mail
*?a tt> be eaaaod at io:ao, Teu.pie n.u at u,
??_ t^u,,-u **ouJd leave ?aehhHhaai i
?tlltUo'. Iix-k, al'd the j.tiiaTr had vvit.-n. <I ti,,, aelllf
?atae CHhaiBBl that tmaytttmi not eiijeet io rea<ji ll
etali aiiiira they .initti'.i thtlr lioiuea at tlu- *.,| aad h>
aa'plocb. l,..,t ?? ?-i?.? n u> tue a very u.odout. eaulioo.
?**?4?J?.--i'i-o?ol (oiug lo the 4 -ttbetlral, i.?. i> na
rtgned that duty to another correapondent, tmt I dld not
tliluk rt o'clork ln thf? rnorniii . t_o eoon to at.irt for I'all
Mall, whieh I* more than _ uiilo WP*t of Bt. Piiul's. Tho
bouae i* near Holland Park. Tlie atreeta in all that part
of I/cndon and tlit-nce east along KenMiigtou Oar
den*. Ilydo Park, and through Mayfalr, aro
rommonly enipty . noueli at that hour. TUIs mornlug
they were throngod with carriages and peopie all liur
rying. teadlly eastward. At tho Mirl.lo Arch, whcro
?o flr*t touched the routc to be followed hy
the Queen, fthere waa, e ven. at a quarter past elght, u
regular cruah. Escaplntr thia by turnlng down Park
lane, and *o on through the quleter etrcx-ts to Picraililly,
I found uo great diftlculty ln gettlng on, and
flnnlly by ruttlng Into Pall Mall through
8t. Jatnes'*-aquaro, I eot quite near this offlce
wlthont Borlona delay. But Pull Mall was a Right.
We were 20 niinttte* dri.-ing 20yarda. Karly as it was?
Btill beforo 9 o'clook- the great tlilo rpt atmngly toward
tlioclty. Onceiipln ruy balcony, I .aw the lu-endth of
the street lllled a* It bad not been fllled cither Bunday
or Mondar, and thi* tlmo tho eurringea atul the world of
f.1 ? iii..ii aud riclics that goea on four whcels had i.Biuued
lts Bway. Monnted pollrr and 4_BBMBB_ed urtillery kept
thu Btieet, and kept lt rery adiuirai-ly. Tlio aide
wnlka were already ao fillcd by tl*e crowd who
had cenie altuj'iy to ataud and bpp, that wulklng
ln any dlrectlou waa nearly out tt the que. tlon. Tho
broiidedng apaeea of Waterloo-place, Btrc tcliiiiKon i-itlu-r
Bide of Tall Mall, were Btill vacant, and as you looked
fii.thir .cast Into Trafalgar-square, thero wa. hcro and
th.ro a l'are patch of pavemeut. All elso was Clled
three hcura beforo tho Queon could be expe. ted to pMa.
A* fnr de.-rations ln this atreet, if BO rlugie hoiiBe wa*
. ery aplcnrtld, tho general vlcta was flno. Ou the nll-lm
portuut qucr-tion of weather wo wero nearly all
the aanmlng iu su.-ptnse. Not to kecp you in tlie
samo *trt?, let uionay, onee for ull, tliat it was. on tho
wbo1.', a flue day?for LdtuIoii, und aapedaUp for Lu:i,lon
at tbe end of F< bruary. Thttt were doada. ef co-irse,
nnil there waa amoke, of eonrae, nnd there waa a dull
sky wo.-t of tho tluic, of cotirse, and there waa onee a
Miik'.on fall of a few dropa of rain, also aliuo. t of eouri-e;
but thf old faith ln what luyal Riitona lovo to call
Q-.ici ir* waatbar waa not maa? ahahea. Oncoortwlea
in the iii'irnltiK tho atrong east wlud, whleb never
oeaaed, iiicw cican awajr ibe aahea aaaapp lhal
OTorhnaa tho roofs, and pa.i.d aU the leadaa
rapoia, aad totta tferaaaktaoadaad padoaa opening..
thutrue aunlight. I renuniler Mr. Qrwla? Bayingin
hi ? book on Europo lhat what they rall n 8BB _B EaglaBd
looka more lilco a bolled tuniip tban like the Bitn of other
emuitriea. It is too often aa sadly as it ia Urolly tni_,
but no miaery is quite absoltit.., and to-day the sun trlod
as hard as other peopie to be lcyal, nnd t'.iuukful, aud to
t-how l.liiipclf sucb. Everybody knowa tlie ebiirin of his
quiok llr.. hlnp out ln a great lKiily of darkly-elail
pf ujile, a* English peopie?at any rate of the Umi* fcllMl
ur. only too aute to be. To-iliiy he h.d aoWiathlBB better
to ll^bt up. Right oppoalte my wisdowa were the bc ats
that eov. red the front.s of throc clabe, and gr.ily diessed
ladies had tilled the aeata, nnd tl cre waa idrnty of color.
Bo with Ihe decoratlons. No artiat'a eye had grouped
them Into great mriases of eolor, or Baaaaaj-d rontra-ts,
or atttdieil afhct-i i'Ut HMMhOW t lie eft'i-eth were flne. Pall
Mall 1b a s^Tand ctreet lu its way. Tbe bulldiui;*, aliuoat all
Itallan of one kind or anutbtr iu *tyle, lend theinHdves
readily to gnod ornatucntatiou. I don't know wliy peo?
pie were mo lndiffcrent abnut aaeh a matter. T.vo of ihe
p-t ut. st Olnbs lu Loudon?tbe Athtnaum and tbe Tiav
eb-rs?we.rc lltcrally without deeorntlon ol any Bort, ex?
eept the m. re red eloth that hid the natrdncss of thelr
i _.;? tiporlz-d dcal aeata ln froot They did not hung
oatta rain.lo flag. Tho Keform had three! A privato
bou-e ofpoatta had a dozen, but tt anyth'.ns that
in Itily, or, tBdeed, anywhrie on tho Cuntinent,
woulil hnvo been callcd boliday drcsa, there was no
traea? N. matter, t}*? w, rc U"' paejde. ?d thrrc wero
lbina enough to ruaRe tbo _ei._;iu of tii6 .m-ia iif.
Tlewed from eitbt-r end of lt quite biiilluut aud iiupro*
__.-.. ry mlnnte, or every tnii'uto when the thlehly
packed lincB of e_rriaajM eould aaorr). aaaaa aew aristo
i-ii'tic pplendor went slowly by. I eould not apead the
wholp mornlntr looklng out of the wlndow, und I f' ar
I ul aad uiust ed them; but every now and then
th.-re ciitu. a uitiruinr frotu tbe ere-vd, aud aaaaatt-Baa B
fauit cheer, nnd oppoalte from the C'litt. aeat* nnd but
conies there was a fluttcr of whito liaudkerchiefs aad a
k.--:;-.'ef Ihattpaof fuir flngera. I contiutie to be in
ii'iii.T.iiie.' ef the nauies of nio_t of the RTf-at peraouages
wboealUd forth the_-"l.-mcii. tratlon-. If they bad all
lieen iu:ir_< .1 and luid niud'- rart of tbe pr.nTMion, tho
effcet would bavo been admirable, aud one'n eurlo-ity
mlf.;ht bavo been .tirr.d to tlio l'oint of Bndtl-|
out who they were. If the man Waaa a fur collar,
Wl b. t bim down nn Aldcrinun: if a gold eliaiu
ahout his neck like tbat tutueudoua funetlinary who
u_,( il to pei'vade the Ifaillllf HMIIII of tho Or?d ilol.l in
Paria, BB waa a Mayor ef aome provineial town. There
WOlti uul-orms iu plaoatji Just aa of (111 ornaiueiit on
eooeheaaadfearaaa taeryea Ihaheaaea there w.-is more
than r'-ntj'. Among all th" tU.il.r fiiiietiuiiari. ">, a
realiy lu.t'urtaut man Bouietiincs mde by. Mr.
DteraaU ira. one, thal daik Aiian faoo as
full of Inr^terv as evor. Annther waa tbo lato
Einiemr of France, half atolid und all di.i'.i-li,
cunniiig uiarking hia faoe na plainly aa ev.r, and the
wai an baal 'n ih(1 aada ol i-n ?aalaeha, quite dt_l real
from whut lt wa* at _ed.m. But I BBW f? B uien whom
I kut-w or whaaa nauiea are wortb ea_alo____ff' Tlic ,1lR'
tiuetionof thaaa peopie ?wa.s aooetol dlattwtion; thati
merit 1. tu beof tha pcerage, or todwell ln lielgravia
and May-mr, and they liold in their hand* pui ti-eolored
Ueketa of ndniir*ion to Bt. Taura, voueber* to tagli-f-yf.-d
polleaaaaB af tbiir rit,btto heoa tha atreel aadtopaaa
Teuiyle Har, ? dlBtauco far beyond our kcn. A good
many of tbem. I am very anre, did uot ren< h thut gloomy
portal till i>a?t tbe Uour when tho printed law ol Bi-ot
liiinl Vard fBIB tbem a tight to int.i ; hut tbat is their
Bflatr. BBfaaa I let them oll pa*s I niuat not omlt to t-ay
withaccrtalnregiet, thougb wilh no Btirpiise. that tho
French e_-Eni|xror wa* in one of the Queeu'a earriii_e-,
elearly going to Bt. PuiiI'h BBB-hr/Bl gue.it,and tbat _ haa
KiliOaaliafl. aa bo waa. by a good many elub-loungcr..
be waa Bi-.iut.'d _tth___faa_i and bia paBBBgBharaldad
by a half-. ul-diied ebeer. Ah what it lato IWTOaatOD
a Tbrone I l_ie trlu,u? by wbkb you tlitnb to it are a
".ffiWaa on about BBBh tbinga the proeea-ion will
hare come aud gono and BM80d _? |h_9 tfcf _09-__8a af
my eoUeagiii-8 btfore 1 sbafl bavc Baid unytbing about lt;
ono raaaaa ol whieh aatfhi aa that tue day aaaaaa
to ine to have _> signifleatiee and un tataiaat
of wbkb the mere ofllcial airay makes very
aitiall part. Wbttb.-r It have or not, tbla la uo pla.? to
morallie about lt, nor la there at this moiuet.t eitl.er
time aa apaee for any sucb undertaking. All the world
l-ar heard that the Qaaaa ir. a punctual peisoti. - he ?aa
to leave Bucklugbam palaee-a palaco Iu which Hor
Maj.-ety ia plOBBBd to rfnide among her faitbful Loudon
lii.g. a during iierliap* flvo day* in tbe year-.?t h quar_T
before iioon. 1 don't tbink ?be dld. Frotu tbe pahVM to tbo
nearoat end of PaU Mall 1- laaa tban tet. tiiiuutea waLk, aud
the head ot tbe royal es-oit di.I not tiirii tho eorner part
Marlborougb Houae till 10 miiiutea after IJ. A fat-off
iheei, tbat eouiided like tbe bum of agreal ewarm of
loyai haaa. WM lha flret aoUee we bad of bereoiuing.
Tben> wa* a naud. but uot a note of mu-ie could bc
br-ard. An orderly etttu_ gallopiug haid ov.r tbe
ini aaaaal. und ara Bateaaed ha i?re lha UdtaNH aftha
QMotm't ippuaoh. A u.inute aft. rward, tbe bead af tho
(?(iiutuii appaarad. i have rwaaiHad ta BBiallialBarp
letier lhalpoopla thaagM IhaptuBdaaaf laapaaaaaalaa
a very lm.iger one. and I hope n<>t to 1k- tbougnt a btttet
eniiii'vof UriliBl. liiatitutiona Ift rtc-oid tbe faet that
tttm tha tiu... when we flrrt eaugbt aight of tlie ofMttltt*
pBaaaoa M tjje fraaa of the pewaaalaa dawa i? lha Uaa
nbeutbi la-tof lt jmsaed my windowa not quite Bve
iniiiuie* i_Hi*r?d. fheyaaaaa ou ng*ajadahly,_-_l ihe
order of the mmtoaottB WB8 tbla:
Cnrruwet of tbe Btn-nker of tlie HoMOOl roiiiiiicua,
the J-iiU rliani-ell.ii. ___?Boy?l Jlighn.ua tbi ll.ik.. of
t-Mlirldico. atlainltid bp aaioaaaB-. Bm -iujirti .-.'.n
Irirti t'orrouoe?TheUfiilleniHn Iti WatttBBta.Hia Royal
MiKiuie-atJii. PiliH- Uopold, ibeEqoorr/lBWeltluaJ*
Hia Ifc.yal 11 igline-a ihe l-ttec Artlmi. tlie Kfjiuii i "i
W_ltl.igtoDTal.orel Blfhaaaa tha _B__a?d M-BB-igBi
? . - .4*BtlcklnWaltloc. _______ _i m _,,?_.
Htr <,_</ Cotrrlmme Th* Fo-ld OKeer ln I_i_ade Warlinif.
tbe _,.iitrr> in >\aitiiig lo U:* Royal Higaneee lho
l-nu.-i ofWales, tbe 5ro__a la Wi.itiiig t*t httjtoft*
IIlgliIi?oi Ihe r.liu 8 of Wai. r, tbe /.quetTJ in Walting.
//../</ raiiaaji Thr QrooaB m Waitlujr, ti.e iAen
Marabal;ibe Baaaat oi tbe ?BaaahaH ttl*: i?'vott!
M'i r..l:,ry io Uie Oiik ii. _ __ , ._
t'.u.thCurriupr The Wotnau of tlie ____4kha_Dher ln
Vaaltiiig tollt-j I_.vallJi_bl.-Hr. tlie Pun.ia-i of ?nl"",
Mji.i . f llc!_ ii in WaltlUfC, I'"" I outroll" r uud T.-ar,_iv.'
i? Ht* Ji.i'ij Hlgbn--* m_i Prmei; of Walm. ,
t't'li, furrutat !'? K'i-i" . ??f HOT httiottf 'I I rlVV
Purae, tiu i l_____.t?_ri_-U_ lo IJ. r Royal Hlglin''** tbe I'i in
OCM-M W.,|i-i>. Ibe Kr.i.liiiiii.ai-r Woiiuui aud f^idv Hupei
inteiNia-iit. tu.- (a-Kouii) Lady of tlu- I.r_c-M_-il_.r.
atfH Oorrittgoo TbojUardxa Wa__ttiittahlaBo/al HU*
ii.-** tbe I'lii.-a.af Walea,lha t~rd!u WtooittB, ""' _?w
?,! Iba li. ??!' Ii..uiluj t? Her Royal Higline-* Um Pnari-aa
of Walii-, Ua 4_-.lv of lh? KfiUUuiiilt.-i
tt.tnth f uftayt fiu iioltl .11'-. )_ ~_lt|aBi the L*)fO
Cliamberlaln, tho Ix*rd gtaweed, tho Matreaaef tho
Bolara.
Mifhth Carrintjr?The M.-tsfer of the n,>rsr>, III*. Royal
HlganeaaPrlnee Oeaage ef Walee, Bia Boyal Hi_.-inien.
the Prlnee i...,.]n.:,i, Hia it<>vi.i Blghaeaa Ibe Ptince
Ailh.ir, Hia Boyal ulgbneM tin- Dobe of Bdlaburgb.
S'inlh Vtirritt'gr?\\\* Boyal Blehneaa the Prlnoe Alitert
Vlrtor of Walee, Hfr Royal llulini-is iti,- |>riut-,-aa
Buelilee. Bea Boyal Bbchaeaa the r. ,n,. a. of Wale*, iiis
Boral Hl*baeaa the Prlnee ol Walee.
Thr (Juren -An Iviucrry ln Wultirxj rl.lea by Itor Ma
Jrsty'a earriaire, and a Field Ofloer*! K-curt or thi> Boyal
Boraa Gaarde aeoompaalea Ber Mateaty, who proceeda
tl.rotiRh Ptalile-yardir.ite lo I'all M.* ll. Cb arlna-eroaa. 'hf>
Btrand, Floet-st.. an.l ..inlgat.-liili, to thauraat weei
Entraiice to Bt, 1'aul'a (.'iithi-dral.
If every cairlago had bten Itaddad wlth dlamond*,
and the horsra harneaaed ln gold, th, re were not cuough
of them to .uako afMale_het Tlie populaco wanta
quantity. And then there wero no*. many dlamoiid*,
and not imir-h gold ronld he aeou exoept aa manlfesf k'.K.
in n aaaah lhal aaaaaad to have i.e.-n hanaahl over hraaa
tho carrlagc musc.tm of the H.itel Cliiny, in Parla, caine
the iyord OhaaaaBaa anu tho f-peaktr of tha Baaaa of
Coiniuons; whom had precedi ,1,1-1 me not forget to
aay, nn cscort of laucers. I rceotnlitd Lor.l Ilatherlcy
aml Mr. Ilraiid; l.ovh manfully trylng to laah aa If they
liked _aaaqaetaahBj la dayiignt, ami weartag their wigs
ln I'all Mail. After theiu canio Ihe elght rarriagoa fllled
wlth tboso awful ofllrera of Ht^it.v whoaa titl-H are, I
hope, eorreetly given al ovo; but iiinoug them no pcrsun
at all tntcreatliig to ordlnary mortals lf I
exrept Princo Arthur and tho Dnko of Edlu
burgh. Tlieu moro troopa; tho n.maobold Ca\..lry
tbla tlme, bat, as lf to krep a aombf r hne over all, lt waa
the Hln.a wbo had been cboeer*. And Ihrn.the oae Oai*
rtega wbleb contalned ihe peraonawhoaa aii lha kT.-at
city had c?n." out to aee: tlu* Cairiajn wbleb buro tbe
Prlnee aad Prtaeaaa tt walea nnd tho Qu.-tti. Ar.ai,
ln .nTy, rwelltn|t| loH-t-eontUmed eurer preceded at.d ac
eompaaled.andfol'.-tved then.. Tlie Piin.-e looked trooom
n.uiiiy well aft, r hia long Ulaaaa pale. eortalaly.bat
fnil eaonjth in the tn.-e, aad wlth eUahttraeeol suffi-r
ing. The Prlneeaa was ebannlna, ;.a aha ia niways, ln
bim- v.-h.-t. IheQaeea roda in blaekandermtae. au
throe bowcd coniinually, tho Princo keeptaa hi.* thaa
tnrned to the eliil'.-. oa the other sldo of the itreet,
atr-eng wboee gaeata he leeognlsed, ao d.m'.'t,
rH'4irca of pei-onal frii'iids and aeonataiaacea, Au.ld
tbo cheera thero waa aliuoat a Ijtinli. Th.ro
cniue. ua it were in a woment, an Idea
into the mind of the va.t IhTOBg that here was a yonng
niuii v im had ?,.iiro i.itely and v.ry aearly eacaned
d.-it'.h, aad they looked un hia wlth ...-ut "f wondeir.
and parbapa eren win. a rt-iigioua fe.lu.g, aaa
r_iri.n gi-i.uino Ri-ntiincnt mixed Wlth ull tho eon*
v, iiiiomil itiid uicnly faahlonablo lovalty Whleh
bad been ttppormoot ull dr.y. They paaaed
iu a iijument. Thero was noihlng te IMIew;
noll.it.ir but a greal wave of htinnniliy which ruinn
t-urgitigiiTeHiatlMy up the strect and lill.-d lt aud tbreut
oii* d t*> roll over tbe prorcsHon Itaelf. but whtih did nt.t,
bein* ebecked and all the tlme k< j I well dike.l oui by
u hreakwater, huif police and half soldltrs. u. w. a.
TIIK TII.WKsciVlXf. BERVIGE.
INCIDEM&OK TIIK ___ aCBBBK >N?LOHDOB IllMOR
?THK BCKKB IN BT. I'AI I.V.
[trom av oocanovAa ooaaaaroauaaT <>!?? rm: raiauaa]
I.i.M'i.n, lVh. ?>.?"I pnrpoee that octTneaday,
tho '-'.tb ixist., coiif.inuul.ly.to tlio good and liecHi
iug naaga of fonnt-r ilaj m, the bleatlng tlaid rtteived
uhall be aeknowledfed onlehalf of ihe natioa hy a
Huu_haff-~ing in tho metropolitan cathedrah At
this celcbiation, it is my d.-siro and bope to ba
preseut." Who purposesf Qucen Victoria. Wbat
bleaahiffl 1* it Beoaaaary to aaawarl b not
"hl.a.-ing" Hynoii.vniou.s with the I'ritice ofWaWa
reatoration to bealtb ? Bach a aalra qracBtfon bbbmb
of liviiit,' umler lepoblieaa biatitutiooa. An.l aa
BOOB as the Qneen deeided to vinit St. Paal'a in f-t.ite,
everyho.ly else waut* d to go. Fioui loyalty do you
enppor-e. Aithtir Helpe, who ongbt <o know, de*
elare.i ihat Luudonersare binirularly fnll of cuiioMty.
When it hca.iiiei. iinpo.v-ilile fur iver.\ l.ody to atti-nd
a teltlnatiun,of courso everybody wants to i;o. FoOT
humlretl Auv.'Ui'iUls hcyiegod tlio Legatiou lor tiik
eTa, and out of tlio 100. eight obtained tho desircd
entree. The I^.rd (.'haniberlain la mighty. IIo
vvi.-l.l-. his scepter with bliftBBliag despotibin, and
(Iims tinto ev.ryl.ody as he would not have any
body do nnto liiui. Not only was lt a greal favor to
hare aay tieket at all, but tho Oreat Chaaihaafata
deerced that on your ti.kets ahonl.l ba writtcn your
iiamo bf the t'tiiled Stat*-a Minijator, aad bf nol.t.ily
else, aml that no tieket ohoold ho tna___eaaUe I
l'eople tlared not oceei?t tiikets from frimds who
were detained at bome hy Ubwea, tat fear of belng
forced to ptrjurc theni.ai-lves at the ilonrs of St.Paul's.
Ifully expeeted to ho ehallengetl, to take my oath
that I waa niys.lf. and that Oou. Boheneh had, witb
hia own irtgni haii'l, wrifte'n my aaateOB theen
trance card, wliu-li w:is Uf aOOOfhtO ailmit Kii''
ham Toaag nml his entiro family. UiiBfieaflaarj
learl Tho tieketa were not ectaarfaed, wero nt.t
even taken from up, aud Reveral that I piehed up
afi.rtliec.T.uioii.viadwatedaabbbmwhaterer, .^n
mueh for abaard adieta af lha Loid Chaflaberiaia,
who would have prevented uiiinariie.l memheis of
Paiiiamenl from taklngalady had aol Mootagae
Qneat atrack for bia " aiatei i" aml his hr,-s.
ll.ivi.ig eaagfat my tieket, kiml liiuids who had
iioiii- adriaed me not t<> g<>; lirsi, baaaaaa W proba
tdy nererreaeb st. Panl'a, as there wera t<? ba ,_?
nn). ani eani aea, aad bow eonld I betaaideof lVm
i?l,- Bai befwc 111 or if I did get there, h..w eoald
Ilimluiy eaniaae after the peiforiiianee?I imati
(?(niiioiiy f and tbea wbat would ptercnt my hemg
eraahed to d.-..th by Ihe erowd r " Bat if v?u peeaM
in your resf.lution," said the laal adviser, " go eaily."
The Timrx ilevoted rolunms lo the same refrain. B0
that laVOOOnaea aad wotaaa paaaedone of the bmmtI
wreh h'-illy deepleaa nigbta of their Brea in a fever
lahdealretoobey tba mandate of Tho Tbaaderer.
InLondoo, gaahvrhl is ku ii.iii.it. iy aapetrkrlo da_r?
light aa to tt-niiit one never t<> g'> to bed?aad m-vcr
toget up. ri.-ture, then, l^OoO yawniug human
l.eings, anatebedfrOBB an caily nightmare, buliing
th. ii hreakfasts aa juggleisbolt swordu. cramining
liineheons mlo th.-ir potkeK rimhing iato BBRiagea,
aml heiug diiven ofto aee what a repuhliean we.kly
here calls the "Great li-iree Show." Uver-anxious
tieket-hohlers left their hotnes BB early mt6), the
very thought of which honr p.-i.etiatea a LeodoaaB
vrith siiieidal b1""1_.
Half-past eigiit sees uft OB onr winding way, and
tho firtd flaffWB drive umler is the St-tr-Spangh '1
Baaner, (Baalayed in FleeadBljr by the Chriety Min
Btrels "An cag* r and a aippiag aii" does uot add
to the hila.itv of lha hear, aad if thla ho " Qaeairt
weather," the less we have of it tho better. ll.roiigh
LeieeBter-Bqaaie. aallea and aadaoeeatad. through
narrow atreets, in whieh loyalty haa BOt hrokeii out.
weat lastreach the Stiand. aud lind ourselvea one
of an tmmenoe eartafa. Kveryhody aeeaaa to ba
g.KKl-ui.tu.e.l, everyhody that ia not in the atreet hl
looUnf uut Of winilows; aml when Isee tbeM hMB,
ho thankful to ho let Utott from work for outdoor
eelehiation. I womler Kt.gland does md .uvei.t a
few liolidava to aave her popiilwe froin
tho daadeadag **** ot cverlaating griml.
"Seott, tho ehampion hillposter, Ihe
Daily BtkVt WCB-d-W-de circnlation," " TJ,e Datly
Tthmtmh latlBBt cireulation iu the world.
tMThJieht la aa haaaaaaa ha-laam la adtertkaag.
Th.y tueak out lu every dlre,tion. Aa .ie.orat.ona they
aredaagaaaaa rtrala le -Oad Meaa the Pr.me af
Walea " The r.rho, ftraaaad m dark Uaa, ahailnlilf tna
laaaaaaaetlilBi lag to st. Wan l0h8,,n;",fhAr("1*
people weal the national eolora. bnt oth.rwl.se th.n- la
no att.mi.t al BBBIBaal iidornmcnt. aaeeffl lu a man
M^-dovtr.he ******** maaat c. Sharp, who wcar.
an IBIIBII wurated annOower in hia buttou-hule.
Ou one mde we read acriptural mottuca: " w e pnib_e thce,
0 U.rd " " My 8on waa d.-it-l aad la alive agaiu ; ou the
other we aee ga.ly dreaaed won.en -Ittln* ln the wlu
dowr of aiegahepa wilh gin l?ottlea. and ? the I rH.ee of
Walea'a ale, reromtucuded by the fat ultj." abovo thelr
l?-4.da. rarloiJallt.p.u.try.-.M.k.haa atten.pl.-l I" trltn
tue toaadaa of i.i- aaaa na ha waaii a wedding aaaa.
Il<- -uieeeda. Chlldren i., BKBIlBl dreaa buret ut-rn ua
from the plalfor... of a ehureh, aad the croad playfully
aak ua to attow our 11. keta. F.garo han_*a out a hBBBBB ad
d.c aat-a tothe priBCf of Walea wblchairlkeaineaapeeullar.
- ?Maaaaa aa/l ...aay liappy returna," aaya P.garo. Ke
turtia of wbi.ll Typhoid fevcrl I do.il.t wh. ther Ihe
ln lt v ever waj< at. patronlred aa on thla occaaloa. We
glvethanka, l_.nl J<?4.h, King uf Kn.?a. for tl--r.iuy
ery " Ae Then. as l*e!t.K parileularlv appropnate to thla
I*,,.' v. ry, we are told to "Put your truM i" Oud, lw>a,
??il k*ep ytu* powder dry." ''lod ??'?
na all" ia ak-ant the ouly generoua n_ott->
1 dlaeover, every otber ta-lng deU-rudnwl tbat nolxKly
BlMll ha aaveu bu' tbe r.,,al f.iully. M ??>??* J?BBBaB
eitract* Jroru tbe aat??nul byiua. "iWound tbeir
pfilitipa.frnatrate thelr knaviah trlck*," laa great farorite,
uiidoiil't.'dly oelected with a vlow to covorlng Republl
BBBB with aaafBalaa, Bliould tbey rully from tbla, they
are Mttt t'? be friglitcned out of their hcreay if tbey atand
lK>fore The Fvn oflke, and see Dilkea toaaed on high by
the I'.ii'1-li llon. In Fleet-at. the *ecnc l? really pictur
c-que, ln apile of povcrty of Ingrnulty In deooratlon. The
flag* and gay co.ur* give lt an alnuist V cuettan look, and
Lon.lon prove* tliat with moro thougbt, moro time, and
unitcd eutbualaani, *ho pan retrleve her reputatlon
for ugllnPBa and want M eolor. Itut tbe peopie are moat
lntereatlngtocentemplate, BoyBilanee breakdowna; men
on UM t<iDH nf haaaia are told to tako caro of themaelve*.
"There goes Bogat I" eereama tho erowd aa a very fat
cab drlvcr, r.ot unllke tlio Tlehliorne clalmant, paaaes
alon_. A man with a bnuquet of vloleta enaeta tho
prima dor na. _ God blca* your pretty faee," says a wo?
man with flosvrr*. addresslng a gray-haliod Now-Yorker
ln our i anliiLe. I? lt neces-ary to add tbat tho flattery
produee* thi d. sirrd effeetl ProgratuBics of the day'a
praaaadtap are for aale by everybody, and we bny, nnd
buy, aud httj, ti.e lnat seller uasiiring u* that bl* is the
be*t beeau?<: lt haa the prettiest eover. When wo arrlve
at Bt. Paul's we are preaetit.-d with gorgeotw ofnclal pro
granuuea, and dl*. over tbe other* to be worthleas.
We pa?a Templo Par, which 1* tratiBforined fron. n grtm
old wurrlnr Into a Coliiiiiliine. There, ln a wlndow, alt
tv.-o RuHtoniana who have pald II guineaa for their ueata.
We drlvc over n fanded floor ; wo are chiiffcd aa evcry
tMidy luuit lie ehalT'd by a Lotidoa crowd | we are dc
sir.d to rt member them to Wale* and auythey'll call
to-ruotiow. " Therii are uo two wuya about iis !" shouta
a t.i.iii wbo 1- forccd to go in one dlrcctluii whenho would
po ln unotlier. Policeuieu a.e bullled and badgcred ln a
manner that paaaeth all uiidoratatuling. But nevermiud
them. Englaud expcets every man to do hia dutv ; and
hero we are at 8t. Paiil'B, enterlng by tho southwcat
door. Witliniit diflicui'y wo reach tlio cornr r devoted to
"di.itirgiiiahedfiiK ifBfua.** aad lad lhal. althaaajh tl la bal
10 o'elock, the CBthedral is rnpldly Ulllig. tfahan ln
flri ar-onts polltoly aimw ua to our *eata, und then wo
proeecl to aurvey the . ceiic. Reiu^niber that tho atruc
iuto la tu.t fjothic, tbal wa aaa ta tho houth-wu-t coru( r
of the il'iue, witl. u gulli-ry abovo ua d< voted to tbe
Queeu'a Ilouachold, witb both navea eut on" frotu vlew,
and witb notbing lu sight but tho royal POW, whleb la in
front of u*. There aro rowe of chalrs in front of the
pew, lntended for roers and Comnionera, aud di..tunt
galfcttaa oppoatta tHauB-d with red bunting. Wo know
lhal tho Ulplotnatio t'orps ln lu the north corner, conc
apondlngtootira.but vvesec i:otl.lngof thelr gay plumage.
Tliey eugbt to havo been placod Iu the body of the
liuibilng whf ro tln-lr mlfsCBM wonld have produ.ed
efl'ecL, but tb.-n, I 'ni not Lord Cbamlw __*___?
We contemplate n few uulforma, red buntin. , and an
empty royal pew for aome time. On. "diatiiigiilshe.l
foreigner," a luily, ln front of uie, reads The, Timea. My
ltft-huudueighl.or roiul* " My Wlto an.l I." A K<-utle
mun near by is ab.oibed in "Glnx's Baby." lie wun't
look at anylliing. Ile fi.IIu it a "bIiow"; bas eomo to
ploaaa hia w Ife, and not even royalty dlatracts bia atten
tlon. And be ia an Eu^liahman I Opera-glaaaes almund,
nnd everybody la tli. a-uaalng who everybody aiaa ia. Boon
our corner iaillled tooveil.owliig, and lato arrivala are
forccd to gointo a dark hata wbere Ihey ean aee notbing
nnd do notbing but eatch cold. Gen. Radeait nppeara ln
fuii uuifotin, nnd he, too, is poked Into the bole;
but there aro a few Bcuta reserved in front, nnd at la*t he
ia pertuitted to oi-eupy one. Tbla cxeltea the indignr.tion
of " diatlngul.-lied for.lgnera" lu Uie rear, who mutter
lnipreeations on tbe usbera. Tlien eomo tbo Nawub
Xiir.ln and bla aon, tho forrner looking like the typieal
BhMbaard, BBd lha lnttor atTayed lu enieralda tliat
almo-t ttmpt one to cmmit robbr-ry. Emerald dropa,
etnerald buttona, emerald everythlug, and all for "one
littlo Indian boy I" What a nila.ako cireumatancea are !
Moto "dlratingulshed fori'lgncra," looklng very Engllah
and not at nll diatlnguished. A prouiinent writer ou
lha Tinut nppeara ln a unrgeou* uuiforni, aa reprenenru
tivo of Paraguay. Moro Indinn* aro uahered to the
front sear*. A ?olemn inan in pl.-turesqito garb, aud a
youtbful womau doM up la gold cloth?ah, tbat clotli,
how wcll lt would look convcrted into an opera-clouk!
Soiue decli.ro that tho man I* tbe Mahr.rajab Duliep
.-mgh, tho mediatiaed prlnce, wbo bat.-1 tlie (^iieen, an.l
wbo onee bad tiie pleaaure of BM ing BBB aarnhmtj
Kdorn.?-t ln bia Jewels. but lhl? I dl -believe. Tliey af
great uud aolentn peopie, and thia ta eiu.ngti.
Peera nnd peerease* flutter about, and Couimonrrs be
1,-in t.i iirnve. Lord R'.pon, ln onurt drea*. louka tlie plc
turo of good natiire, BB tliougb tbe Alabamr. re t.d
llght.y on bia shiitihlora. Mr. Lowc bihIU'S as idauilly na
tho.Uih bo bad not met bla n.atch la the peopie Whe
bifsod bim ln hia progreaa to tbe C___adl__. Al. 1 hero
.otncMr. anilMi-a. Ulad.tone; BhatB blaek velvet and
whlto laee, he iu coiirt unifonn. Mrs. Gladstone kueels
for one moiuent, aud peoplo looking on uitilgo one an?
other _ itb aurprlrae. "WeU," wbl*|_T8 one grttnde dame,
" you know ahe'a tho Mlnl-ter's wife, and thlnks aome
IhtBf m exrecteil of ber." Gluilst.ino puta on his
v, luie kld gloves, aud bows to bl* frlenda; but hia Is tho
moat wo,n ainl tlred fneo I 800. Hingry I how hungry
we all an I Bo we pull out our luncbeoua, and niiuieli,
a:ul tiniuch, and tiiuncli. Tlie grandc dame ln front lays
a, i.'.o her operaajlaaa tn order to alp aherrv; and we con
elude, wbaa we Beo both Mr. and Mia. Oladstone, peera,
]i. ei <???.!?*, nnd ((.uiiuonera u-lng tli-ir opera-glufses nnd
di-ii(.itfiigt!ieni_eh.-a aa if tbey wero at the theater, thal
tl.i" la tiitly a rellgious gatheting, and tbat wo are all
deeply Impreaied by tbo gravlty of tbe oceasion.
A *.n?:itloul everybody rloail. Opera-glaa . a to the
front! I _(? th_ t_p of a gold 88800, BBd know tliat the
Bpi ak r of Ihe Hoaaa ha* arnved. General auapenae eu
biiea; a man ln the orgauloft, who really baa the beat po
Biiioii, wavf-tabaii'lkerebief; "God aave tbe Queen" ia
p'.aycd; acboirof 200 men in white robesriae; tbe dia
tlugul-hed but tall womoti in front of me stand on thelr
i-bnlra, and I ?ee nothlug, Tliia ia too mueh, ao I Btund
on my ehalr, nll other women foliowlng tho exainple.
llad Ibe royal pew been nlaad four feet lnstead of two,
every one eould bavo scen with iierfeet ease; but no
Yaukee waa eonaulted. By dlnt of much gymnaatie ex
ercise I we tbo Royal fa.nlly, nnd am not iinpres. ed by
the apettai le. I thlnk of " tbe cost of royalty," and gazo
upon tbe paawtaaara all in a row. ThaQaaia is ex
BOOd-BBtp plaln; ber aona aro not it. tho leaat
goodloukiug; tlie Prlnce of Wales a__
IK-tirs to better advanlage than bo baa for
?08M time, for tlie reaaon tbat bo ta tbinner and bla faco
bas b.rt ita tailaiaaa He i* by no .aaaaaa pale, however,
eotiealQB to have been tanne.t by ottt.Ioor life, und ap
IKars le*a affeeted'by tb_ aeeno than any other menibcr
of his futnily, bia elduat born exeept.d, wbo, being a
cl.lld, la aa re.-tleas as a chlld onght to ba, T.ie Queen
and tbe Pliawaaa Alt-_______ who is really pretty and
la.lyllke, bow tb. !r headafiom tbe bcglntilng to the end
of the a.-rvi. e, wbi.h, fir_.iuiiti dy, ta but thrcc-quartcrs
of au hour long. 0par*_-__B8_a are brougbt to a focua
on the Prlnce of Wal.a. A Te Deum is aung, wbicb
abould bc Bpelled tedium, tor, eooapOOOd by Mr. Qtttk
organiat of Bt. Paul'a, It is aa p.ior a compoaition aa one
nilght cxpect, but 1* aung better tban It de
sirvea. Tlui-o nre prayera, and there ia n
colb ct; ttveio ia a rrayer for tbe Queen'* m.ije _J'. an.l
then iBBaul the aaaaXBl |_____-_-0l1a_._-_l theae inaerted
worda: "Partieularly to Albert Edward, Prlnco of
Wules, who daatraa now to o(l.r up bla ptaises and
tluiiiksgiviug for Thy late men les voucl.aaied tobim."
"With tbo laat worda," aavsto day'a Time*, "tbe lead
ir'a volce ntopped, au.l the porloel pauae of a f.w mo
L__i_U. almitf rra~' la ua mmtttthj, waa the polaf at
whieh the aubilniity o| tbe aervico culuiinated and
NMhed MB _l_l."*t and MMaaal expresaion." I felt
notbing av.ful, notbing inMi-e; notbing culminatea;
opera-glaraeB go ou aa bcfoic ; a eommonplaee autlu ... 14
gi.ug, but nobody Haaaaa. f"r everybody'a ear? aro eye-.
Bt ia th.re nnv cbangc wb.n lha Archbl h"P of Cantci'
luirv lat- ina bi_. M -ruiou, taking for bla t'-xt " Memlrer*
"'it^ule'old'.tory over ?g_ln. what wo kaBBNaallB
tbe lu*spal-ra, how W.Hl.-all tnore lintU'.l tli.in 8J8C
"for.'. llut tbC A-riuon I* a* brlal ua tbougli lt w.ie the
*oul of wlt, whleb I* Hometbing; **??*;?*?
a comin.u.plu-o bvmu, aud tlien tb. y? n
and her e'.ildren l?.w aml depart. JeUewdbj
Sa ooid Bttah la Wait...g. tha UMtmrn of tbo Bobaa.
..... _,i__. !_..,.. ..1 II,. tl. il. Iiiilula, I . Ull' Kl'l.lllll
ttlh) . brrlllra gl Illlt."
fatrnt ol ,:y..*, -Ithougb a pa.nphlet rjBl",.!^-!!
abould I..- bathed iu t. ara. Lord* and lad.e* _n?*aanw
reniitv, ln decoration. in ___*_...? u, ?-.-,?-.?*?""-?? ??
ni..?ic, und iu eutl.u-_-_.in. aa to blot tbe Jhtm^tBrhtg
aai nfaar BBBaaair ! -"' ?__. ^Pf"^1' "d ,t'? "?":
ler* to aaaume * vlrt.W (t) wheu 1 bave U uot. Au.l
SSaaatla a revnr-.- to th* uiednl of tld* Tliank_.lving
whi.-h .nu al.i.ll are later. aud theu draw >our luoral. for
wbat 1* ? Tbu.ikMiviua altlwut a moralI K. t.
OENEKAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GKEAT BR1TAIN.
SECltETAIlT FISIl'8 RKPI.T AflKED FOR I* T1TE
HOl-SB OF COMMON8 ?8AD ACCTDENT AT
UIBRALTAR?ELEVEN LIVES L06T.
IvOKnoK, Thnrsday, March 14, MU,
Tbe reply of Secretary Fish to tho note of
Earl Granvilie relotlve to the Alahama Caae, only
reached the Hob. R. C. Schenck, the Ameriean Miniater,
laat night. Tho tone of Mr. Fish's communlcatlon la
cmlnently paelfle, and an intlmatlon le given of tbe re_
gret and aurprlae of the Ameriean Ooverntnent at the
Engllan lntcrprctat'.cn of the Treaty of Waahlngton.
In the Houae of Connuone tbla evenlng, Mr. Disraell
aaked for the productlon of Becretary Fiab'a reply to
Lord Oranville'a note on tho Alahama clalmll Mr.
Uladatone anawercd that the dlapatcb had been recelved
hy tho Ameriean Mlutster, Mr. Bcbenck, but bad not yet
been eommunlcatcd to Iler Majeaty'a (lovernment. Tbe
^Iousc went Into Committee on the Ballot bill. Bevcral
ani.-iidiiients wero dlsctiseed and rejected.
A teh griiin from Olhraltar reporta a dlatreaslng dis
aater ncar that harbor, whereby a number of people l>e
longing to the Royal Navy lost thelr livca. A boat be
lunglngto the nritlsh eteam frlgato Arladne, at anchor
off the town, while golng from tho veasel to tbe eboro,
capsized, aud 11 persona wero drowued, lncluding two
offlcera.
It la understood that the reqnl'lte amount of ball for
tho rclease of the Tlchborno clalmant ou the chargo of
perjury now pcinliug againat bl.n la ready; but the
Court baa poatponcd Ita ocecptanco untll Monday next,
Flve new Engllsh war vesaela have been lannched
during the paat two w.eka. Tho Eritish acrew frlgate
Aurora, which was ashore on Nicholas Reef, tn Plymonth
Sound, haa been batilcd off by tugs. The veasel aitatalned
."in" damage, aud, no doubt, will go Into dook for
repalrs.
Mr. Rlrhard Plgott, the edltor of The ThtbUn Irithmnn,
who waa eeiiteneed to undcrgo tbrro montha lu.prlsoi.
nient for a llhel on the (Tl.lef Justleo of the Quecu'a
Bcnch during tho trial of the Fcnlan Kelly, bai been re
leascd froni Jail, his term having explred. Mr. Pigott'a
frlenda ina'le a demonetratlon ln his bonor upon his ra
l< aai-, and be waa afterward entortalncd at a breakfast.
FRANCE.
THE COMMERCIAT. TRF.ATT ABROOATED ?THE
INTERNATIONAXS.
Faius, Thursday, Marcb 14,187_.
It is reporteil that Fresidtnt Tbiera yestcr
day gara flual notlco to England of the renunclatlon by
Fiauco of tho commcrcittl treaty betweea tho two
aaftlaaa.
The Deputles of the Left In tl.e AssemWy onairlmonaly
rcaolved to repmllate the Iuternatlonal Soclety. The hiil
fur tho suppresslon of the orgajilzation paased tiie As
tembly to-tlay without amendment. It imposcs varlons
flnos and terms of impixsonmont for holdlng ofl-cc ln,
belonglng to, or baving oonnectlon wlth the BocU-ty, and
in Bouic cascs dcprlvca tbe offende-r of civil and domestlc
rights. _
GEKMANY.
ILLF.OAL 8ENTENCE9 OF EXCOMMFNICATION.
Bebli.n, Thursday, Marcb 14,1872.
Tho Prusr-ian Governmeut lias requested the
Roiuan Catl.oli.: Biahop of Ermeland to rovoko tho aen
tences of cxcuiuniuuicatiou prououueed by himcontrary
to the laws of tho oountry.
The Posen apothecary, who was arre-ted In this city
ontbo 2lst ult., on t-uspiclnn of contemplatlng a unir
.1. r. .i.r. at t .u k upon Prlnee Bi marck, haa been relcascd
fi-oui custody.
CUDA.
AN ABSCONDINO MERCHAST?RF.PORTF.D LA.ND
TMQ OF GARCIA.
Havana, Mareh 14.?A Gcrman merch.int
named Btephanl haa abaeonded, leavlng Uabilitlea
amountlng to tlW.uOO.
An uncoi-flnne.l and nntraeeable rurnor la ln circu
latlon that Oaataa Oarcla aml 20 men haa laadod un tho
Vin Ita-Ahajo eoitst. In vlew uf the probable landlngof
Oarela, tbe peoi.lo are ou the alort, and the toaata of tbe
i.alaud ave cloaely watched.
TBE REYOLUTION IX MEXICO.
TIIE CAMl'AK.N IK THE IXTERIOR?CAPTIRE Or
i.aoos n tme aorawni go-tue ?? ???
BTATB- OF AGt'AS CALIF.NTE3 AND ZACATE
CAS l?EC..AIvTI> IN A STATE OF 8IEC.E.
1PBOX TUE HEtiULAli CORBE.-PO.NbE.M OP TRE TBIBCXE.]
Mixico, March 1.?The 4,000 men of Gen.
Dea Beateaaa Roeha, on thelr march from this eapital to
begln the eaaafalgB la tbe lntenor agalnst tho revolu
tlonlsts under DouatoGuerra, PedroMartluez, Gcronlmo
Trevino, Trinidad Garcui do laCadena, aud othera, ar?
rlved at Qaerotaro on the Iltti u!t? aud on tlie following
day eonlluuod tlieir route vla Ban Mlguc-1 Allendo, Dolo
rea, Illdalgo, and ean Felipo. At tbe lat-t-naiaed placo
the highway divides into hronehes, to 8an Lut. potobl
via the Jaral, to Zaeatecaa vla OJuetas, and to GuanaJ-*
ato vla the Tlachiipicra. Tho revolutlonlsta under Uo
nato Ouerra odvanced from Zacatecas, and tboso com
mand.d by Fedro Martlnez from Bailnas dcl PeLon
Blaneo to OJuclas, to mcet Roeha; conscquently, thia
Oeneral, who had been Juhied by 300 men belonglng to
Querctaro, and 2.000 well-equipped troopa of tbe Btate
uf auauajiiato, advanccd from 8an Felipo to El
Vaquero, distant only 18 miles from OJuchis. On tbe
evenlng of the 22d, tho outposts of the hostlle foroes
wero ahnost in coutact, and a deciaive battle wai ex*
ptctcd to tuko place on the following day. Gen. Corella
left bls inf.intry In San I.uls Potosl, and Joiued Rocba
with 800 eavalry to take part ln tho ilght. Oen. Bancbea
Oebea was ordcred to evacuate Lagoa, and to march, vla
Leon and the Tlacblqucra, to effect a Junctlon witb
Rueba. But, in tho night of tho aad, the revolutlonlsta
decamped, taklng the road to Lagoe, at whleh town
they arrlved on tbo 23d of Fcbruary. Wben tbll tuove
nient becamo known. Gen. Bauchez Ochoa waa atill in
Leon with hi.s troops, aud on the moruing of the 24th, he
rctreated to Joiu tiov. A_utillou, wbo waa lu Bllao with
l.iai. men.
Kocha followed the revoltitionl.ta ae qulekly as bls
heavy trains would peruut, aud on the 24th, he repurted
that a part of bls eavalry, tho bth Regimeut, bad over
taken aud eahi-red 200 men of the enemy'a rear guard,
taklng aome wagous, wlth ammunition for Infuutry,
with clothing aud eqalptucnte, Gen. I,ocba enterod
Lagos at io a. m. of the 2fith, with a dlvlsion of eavalry
umler tho commaudof Corella, aud aunounced by tele
gTanh to thpjdiinster of War that tho divlelon of ln
fantry would arrive two bours afterwaid. Tho revolu?
tlonlsta retlred in the dlrectiun of San Juan do los I^goa,
ou the road totiuadalajara; and tbo eavalry of Kocha,
over 2,000 atrong, after a ahort reat in Lagoe, continued
the purri.lt, lu order to endeavor to detaln the revotu
tloniits uutil the infantry of Roeha eould arrive and
force the enemv to aceept battle. It la reported that tbe
rcvoluth.narv forcee are greatly demurallzed, and tt Is
generally bellevcd tlutt they will not be able to make a
aaeeeaefal staud agamat the paaaalaa troopa.
Ou thi> 10th ult. it was aniiouueed that Guadala)ara
waa fortltltd by the Uoveruor Vallarta, in comblua
tiou with Oen. Curona.
The retK-l Dun Mlguel Nein*ete ari?nra to be gaining
strength ln tho mountali.ous dt-tiltts of Pu. bia aud of
Tlaxeala, aud the la?t-.ian,ed fltate was deelared in aieae
by a dectee of the 19th Inaf., and the Oovernor. Don
Miguel Lira y Ortegt., was luvcsted wilh the polltical
and mllitary rouini.u.d. Negrete has ordcred tho direc
tura of the rallway from Vera Cruz to seud bim 140,000
wlthin two daya, or otherwlae be threateaa to cauae
greater damago to tbe company, aud to take
away their aervanta. Of course, tho diroctora
will not aend tbe money, and tbe Federal
Governmeut is taking ineaaures to pursue Negrete more
t-ffeetually. Gov. IlernaiMlez y llernandez of Vera Ctm
repurta that the ehlef of tbe band which on tho Sd of
February attaeked the rallway train from Vera Cruz, be
twee.i Cameroi. aad Paso del Macho, haa alr.-ady been
executi-d, aud that the reat of tlie band are puraucd un
teaaliigly. Lierneiado Don Mauuel Asptrez, chlef olfleer
al tha Pureigu Oepartment, la al-out to proeeed to Waah
iugtuu aa advoeate of the Mexi.an t'otnmlaaioui of
Clalma. Ho Is dlstlngulahed lu hia profeaalon, aud had
the nierancholy diatiuctiun of bemg the " flacal or
uubltc accuaer lu the celebrated trial of Mailmilian tu
Qaatataae, .. ._,, ,,
PreHlde.it Jua?a-z, by deerees dated ou the 28tu ull.,
deelaiad Ihe Ht.it* * of Aguaa Calicutea aud Zaratecaa in
aleau, agpiBllaa Don Patriclo Vega te exerciae the
poUUoal aml u.llltary c.mmaud ln Atrtiaa ( alientea and
fur Ihe aame aulhorlty ln 7a,at-H*_a the Provlaiona Gov
.-...ur. Oaa. D?n Manuel O. fualo- Tbe r.-vel..tloulat ex
I.. ii ix.n MlKurl Negrete, together w th tarrillo, Ai
rtafT. Bitaaaia. Uaa, Maraeaa aad Blaaae, ??_?_?
the town of Hau Juan de loa Llauoa, l.Ube Jurla.llct.on
of Hiiamai.tla, uu the 2ith Pl bruao?. pe flgb lujf con
tlnued for two tlaya and a night, bul tbe Wivolutlonlata
w, r,- repiilm-d by the garrlaou. uuder 14.1. Tarbe. Ocn
Cortmaadvlm-d Wl telenrauh from lluadalajara, ou tbe
_*th ult that Oof. Fe_Miueira al Bonora la iu tbe Puerte
wilh J.l^O ...en, after hav Ing def, aled PeaOadMlrB
(.'ota, aho, witb 400 n-volutlonlata. uef. nd.-tl that plate.
. ' 1 , "1 lll ".I ,111- I'.
isuntruua evriita afl
i) nu' tbat 809998 one*
bieu olfered to inir
Al*o that OBL T)on flotero Oxnna bad d' feafed 200 re v o
iutii..ii.?t?, eonniianiierl by Pami, In "El Umon," uud l.ke.
wiso tlie revolutlonmt Cuiiedo, on Ibe roud to Mi/atiau.
noBACE GREELEY TO WM~H. SEtTARD.
yr.w-YoRK.Baturday Kvenlng, Nov. 11,1*54.
0 .v. Pkwari.: Tbo ebetlon ta over, and if* reaulta
anfltrlently a. certnltied. It neein^ to me n ntttnir thae t'i
announce ti, you tbe dl*aolut*on of the politiful flrtn of
fewattl, Weed.and Greelev, by tho witlnli.i_:U of th_
Juntor partner,?aaid wlfhdruwal to take ( met on tha
mornlng after the firat Tue.day In Fehrinr- n-it. And,
a* lt may ntxta a great preauniptlou ln aaa t.>a-_ime thal
any ?uch flrm eilsta, capcclally *iuco the pubiie wa* ad
vi.-fd, r.itlur niore than ? yeur aifo, by uu -di-orul
rearript ln The EeentngJnurniil forniallv rcadir.g mr> out
of the Wblg party, tbat I wa* . atee.mcd no loiicer eitb. r
uaeful or oi iiiiuu-iit il in tbe coneei u, you will. lain mire,
ludiilge me in aome rtiniulst'cuce* which ... m to bcflt
tbe oepMSlon.
Iwasa poor yonng prlnter and E<!lt_r of ri Uferary
Jourual,- a very actlve and bitter Whig lu a ?inall way.
but not eeeklng to be known out of mv eWB Ward ('om
mtrtee.-whon, aft.r the great politlealReviMon of MBT,
I wa* one day ralled to the. (ity H?ti I, whaso rwo *tran
gr r. iijlro4l.il--il thi nn. lves a* Thu: iow V aod aud I_)Wla
IJenedlcf, of Albany. Th.-y told mo that a <-h.-ap Catn
palgn I'ap.rof a p-.nliar at.-imp at Altiany had been re
Bolvcd on, and that I had lieeii acleet.d toedit lt. Tho
annotin.-'Uient nilglit well be deemed flntlcring by ono
who had never even aougl.t the ?oltoa af tha gr.i_t, aml
who wa* not known na a partiaan writ.-r ; and Ieager'.y
embraeed thelr pmr__.nl. They ??ked me fo llx mr
*alarv for tho vear ; I uauud ll.COu, which U.ey agr<.-_?
to ; aud I dld ."be work requlred, to tue Im -t of my ablliry.
Tt waa work that made no flgnre.and rr. i.ted no aenaa
tlon; but I loved It, and I did it well. Wheu It wa* done,
vouwere Oovernor, dlapentng ofllcea worth |:),oonto
B_0,_oo p.r year to your filcnda and 0_-8nat__o_B, and I
returnel to mv garret and my cruaf, and my deapt-rat?
battle with peeuniary obUnanoM hcwpod upon nielir
bad parfnera In busiitea* and the dis '
1R37. I believe It dld not then oecur to i
of tbe*. abundant nlacea n.lgbt have b
wltbout mlufctleo ; I now tiiiuk It ahould have OOeOB-OdP
to yott. If'ltdld o.'i-ur to tue. I wa* not tho man to a.k
you for Ir; I tblnk lhat ahould not have b. <n i<e t-eunry.
I only re member tlint no frl.-nd .at Albany Inquln d a* to
my pecunlnry eireuii.aiancea ; tbat your frieiid (Imt not>
miiiei, Bobert C wotasore, waa oae of the cttlel dl.pi i
er. of v.uir pafronuge h< ri'; aud that sinti dorotod ooaa*
patrtota aa a. h. Wotla aad John Rooha were llfled by
you oul of patiiKTism inio Indopemtenoe, a. I am glad I
waa not; and yet an lu.]uiry IroBB yoo tm to my needa
and nicana at ff nt day 49 mld bavo beeu tiunly, und L.-lil
ever in gmtoful remembrance.
In the Harriaon ca)iipal_-ii of i_in, I wa4 acnln dn
slguatcil to edir a eampalgn poper. I publlabed i; aa well.
nnd onght to have BUtoe aoiuching by It, ta aptto of lt*
extrem'i Iv low prlce ; my i-xtnine paivcrry waa tlie maitr
reaaon wliy I did nbt. It couip.lle'1 ii:e to h.re preaa
worb, nialfing, &e., done by the Job, and hl .. ( __r__8 for
extra work nearly nte me up. At tlie cloae, I waa atill
wiihout property nnd in debt; but thia pup.T b id rath.r
lmproved my poal Uon.
Now c*me tbe creat seramble of tbe ewell r.iob of eoon
mtnatrela and eider-auckers at Waablngton,?I not beliig
rounfed in. Beveral r_ ifiroenta of them W08t uO frutii
thia clty; butnooneof tbe wbolo erowd?tbuugb I *ay
It who abould not?bad done ao tiiiicb toward lo u. Har
rlooB.. nomlnatlon ami electlon aa y<nu*a reapeetfully. I
naked notldng, expeeted notbing; but yi.u, Oot. Bewtrl*
o.iKbt to havo ask.ad that I b. PootOOOtor of B w-Y.uk.
Your ii-l.li _- would havebeen ln vjln ; but tt would liav*
b..<n an uct of eTaec nelth'-r wnate.i nor uiuh -er.ed.
1 aoon after atartod TU Tkiiii .-_, boeaoae I waa urg'-d
to do ao by cet'tain of your fiidul*, and befBBaBBBBBB
paper waa nt-cded bere. I waa pmalaod eeitafa i-;eu
nlarv ald In aodolng;it mlght have been glven B9B
witbout eo*t or riak to any ou>?. Ali Iovcr bad war a
lonn by plecetneal of |l,o>o fro'ii J.unea ?'oggeaball, God
ble*s liis hoiiored memnrv ! I did not a?k for thia ; andt
I think It Is the one *ole ea"? in wbleb I ever recetvod .a
peeutiiary favor from a polltical aeanclate. I au. very
tbnnkful"that he did not die till it was hilly repaid.
Ai.d hero let me hoiior one trateful recollectiou. When
the Whlgp.nrty under your nlo had ot'.iee* to give, mr*
name waa never thougbt of; bnt when, ip P.4.-4.., w_
weie hopeleaaly out of power, I was hoiiored with tho
party nomlnatlon for ,-tar.' Priuter. Wheuwccaiuo
nitain to bavo a Htntp Prlnter toete'-t as well aa ni.rninat,-,
Uie plu. e went to W'ftA, m It onght. Yet it la worth
_>mi'tbing to know that there waa oueo a time when il
was not aaaaaad aaa *__*_> a aaorldealo raeoalaa mo??
bejoiigfiig to your houseli'dd. If n new olrice bad not
?Ina been e'reared on purpo-o to give It* vuliia.'la
iiairnnnge to II. J. Raynmud, and aoable Bt Jobn t.r
ahuw forrh bla Timea aa the orcau of the Wblg ^tate Ad
uiinl-tration, I ahould have been atlll more gratelul. J
In lsta, your atar agalu roso, and my warmot hopeo
were realfzed in your electlon to the Seuat". I waa tm
laaaer aeedr, aad had no more elalotthaa deatretobei
re.ogniied by Gen. Taylor. I think I had aome i l.aini tu
forbearauee from you. What I leeetved tbetcopoa waal
a iiioiat humlltatlng leeture in the abape of a decislon Iu
tbe Ubel-eaaa of Bed_k_d and Priugle. and nnohligatlon toi
publlab it lnmyownau'ltheotberjournalof oura-iippoaid
flrm. I thougbt, and *till think, tbla hcturo ueedleaaly
eriteland mortifylui_. Tbe ptalntU?, after ualng my
cdliimna to the extent of thelr needs or d- ?lre*, atouped
writinir, and ralled oiw me for the name of tiu ir aaaallOBti
I proB.red lt to them,?a tbon.tghly roopoa -ible nau..*.
Tbey refui-ed taaeeoptlt,?aleaa lt alvuld pcora to beoun'
of tho four or tlv. ni?t men ln Batarta l?when tbejr huf
k.i.vn from tho tlr_ t who U was. aml that it w.,a ncithi r,
ot th" in. Tncy would not BC-OBl tbat whleii they ha.l*
d.'niniul'-d ; tbey aue.l me luntea.! for nioney ; nnd mnney
jroa were at ttberty 10 td\? tht-m to your heart'a conteuf.
I do not tliit.lc you m re at llb.-r.y to biimliiate mn In tbe
eyea of myowu und y<u.r* iiublleaa yo.i dld. I think you,
exulteU your owa jmiit i.il B-eraaoaa ut <l feorl_o*__8aa uu-,
duly at my expense. Itbirik you bnd a better ocu-ioB
for tbe dl.-play Of the?e qirilltles when wvi.b llu.-w hliu
geif untimeiv upon you iura paidoa whieh he bad daaa
all a man could do to d> Lucrit. tllta paper i* p*i ing yu_
for lt liow.)
I hnvo publlely ael forth my vlew of your and our dnty
With respeet to Fualon, Nebraaka. nnd pirly de*igu..?
tlotia. I will not repeat anyof that. I li.vc n-terieift
al.-oto Wet'd'a readnig BM out oftlu' Whigpart. ,-tuy
erime being ln tbia, nalna.nne othertlilnga, ib.it of dolnn
to -day wbat moro paUtk paMBBB -ill uot be n -.itiy to do
till t.-morrow.
Let me apcak of th? late eanvaa*. I waa onct aent to
rongreasfor nluety ilava, m( r. ly to enable Jflai BrOObB
to Becora Bacat tbeiein for foar yeara. I Uiiuk I never
blnted to any buu.an being tbat I would have likedto l>a
put forwnrd for auv plaoa. Rut Jam.s W. Whtte (you
hardly know how good und true a tnan lie ia) Mi.rted my
name for Pongre-a, and Rria'ka's pnek. il deltgatlon
thoiight I could belp him through, ao I was put on btbiml
bim. But this lnat _ |>ring, aft< r the Hebraeba <iueatlon
badcreateda new Btate of tblngs at the Norfli, one or
two poraonal filends, of no poUtloal eouaMeiation, aug
geared my name hb a candldnte for Governor, and I dld
not dieeoungo tbein. 8<m.ii, tlio petooaa who were aft. r
ward mainly iiistruniental ln iiomi.iufin_ Clark enmo
about me, and uaki il if I. <uhl 8000.0 ti.e Kno . Nolhlug
Tote. I told them I neUber cool- --r would tooah lt,?
on the eontrary, I loathed and repolled lt. Thcieupcu,
they tuniedniHin ilark. .... _. ?
I uald Lothlng, dld nothlng. A httndred pople aak(d
me who ahould __? run for Governor. I aoiu. timea IndU
eated Patteraun; I never blnted nt myowu imme. Pul
by-auil-by Wood oaasa down uud ealled me to him, to toll
me wby fie could not . upport mo for Goveruor. (I bad
never naked nor eounted on bts sitpiKirt.)
I am anre Weed did not mean to biimiMate me, but he
did it. Tbo upsb.'t of hia diaeour.-o (very eauflou..ij>t
atuted) waa tbla: lf I wero a candidate f"i Governor. I
*hould beat uot myaelf only, but you. Partepe that wa*
truo. But, a* I bad ln no mauuer aoUetted bla or you*
' aupport, I thougbt tbla mlght have la-en aaid to _Bf
friend.., rather tban to me. I Biiapect it ia tru.' tbat 1
could uot bavo been eleotod Goveruor as a Whig. Hul
had b" and you been favorable. thei-e trottld havo beeu a
party in the Mate. ere thia, which eould an.l would havo
eletted .ue to auy post, witbout lujimng myseif or ?u.
dangf riiigyour n-elc. ti.m.
lt wa* tn valn tbnt I urged that I had in no manner
aekoil a unmiuation. At !. i.h.'i, I iraa uettled by bi*
laiiguage?well lutendud, but r-ry eutting. aa .i.'.drcs.-. .1
by him to me?to say, in aobataaee, " Well, then, inaka
Pntteraon Governor, and try mv name for Li.-utenaut.
To laaa tbla i.lace la a matter of no imporUnce, and we
oan aee whether I am really wi odlous."
I ahould have hated to arrve as I.i. utenant-Covemor.
but I ahould have glorlcd in roaalag for the poet. t
want to bavo my enemles all upou me ut onee?I aua
tired of lighting them pieeemeul. And, although 1
Bhould bare beeu beateu lu the eanvasa, I kuow that my
riiuuing would have helped tlie tieket and my paper.
It waa tboiikjht beat to let tbe matter t. _?? anothei
eourae. No otlier uame could have been put upon tha
tieket eo Mtterly humbllng to me a* tbat v.hieb waa ?e
l.-.-tid. Tbe nomlnatlou waa glveu to Raymond?tb*
flght left to uie. Aud, Governor .jeward, 1 hate made it,
tbougli it be poneeited ln me to any ao. What little tlghl
there haa beeu, I have atirred up. Even Weed haa uol
been (I speak of bia papei) hearty in tlns coutest, wbila
tbe jourual <>f tbe Whlg Liet.tenaut-Ooveruor baa tak.-n
eoie or ita owa lntei**ts aud let tbo eanvaa* take eare ol
itaelf, na lt early deelared it would do. That Jourual baa
(beaaaaa ot lt* mllk-and-water aaaoaa) mimn twentj
thoii-.iid subscrtber* ln tbla city and it* auburba; and ol
theat twenty thouaaud, I ventur. to aa.-.morc voted for
fllmann and Berogga than for t lark and Raymond ; Tiia
Thliit ?K (alao ?H-tau*c af ita iharnctei) bu* but eigbl
tliousand sub*cribers withiu ihe wime rodtoa; Mi I v.-n
ture to *ay that, of It* babitual tvadera nine-tcutb*
voted for < .ark and Raymond, very few for l llmuun a.ul
Herogg* I bad to bear tho bruiit of tbe eonteat, and
take a terrlble i-iapon*ibillty, in ordoi to prevent tbe
Ofhlara nuttlug upon Jam,?? W. Barker, in order to ilefe.it
F.riiundo Wood' Had Barker been eleeted here, neitb.r
vou nor I eould walk theae atreeU witbout heing hooted.
aud Know Nothluglam would havo awept like a pralrle
tlre I atopped Barker'a , le.ttou at tbe co?t of luourrlng
tbe'de?dlle*teumltyof tbe defeated gang, and I haro
bteu rebuked for lt by tbe I...u_.uuut-Gover>..-,a paper.
At tbe critleal aioment, he eauie out agaiu.t J?bu
Wheeler ln favor of Cburle* H. Maraball (who woul.f
have beeu your deaalliest enemy tn the Houm'); and _ veii
toiu-C'olonel-4_renet_r* paper, whieh wa* ev.u with mo
ln lnalatlng that Wheeler ahould be returu.d, wheol.d
about at tbe laat momi.it, aud wr.ut lu for Mniaholt. Tho
Tkiiu ne alono ellnglug to Wheoler to the laat. I r-j.-..o
that they wbo turu ed so auddenly were not ublr to tur n
all their readera. _ _ ____,.
Governor Beward, I know tbat eouie of your mo-t
cberlabed frlrnda think ute a giaol iBaaaaja.lO/ajOBfg;
vanr.mtut-that Johu Kehooleraft. for one, t>.*i?t* that
you uud tloeA ahull not be ldent.rt-d witb uie. I truat.
after ? tlu.e, you will not be. I trual I -boll never l*
found ln 0pp4_.it-oo Ut you} I have no furtb, r wi _b but
to gllde outof the newspai-ej world aaqulefly and aa
sixvdily aa po_.ll.h_. Jolii u.y fatuily lu fcur..^, and, il
pUalblv, ataytber- .uit? a tlme-loug enough to eool mr
ftv .red braln aud ronovate my overUak eil energteo. All
I i,ak 1* tbat we ?hall bo eounted o?.-ii on the morutng
atter the Hr*t Tue*--. lu Ktbruary, aa afomaa.d. an_
tliat I iii-r theroafUT take. such oourao aa eecut* beal.
witbout refereueo to the pi.at.
You liavo done m* aot* ot valued ktudneaa in tlie hue
of vout pmfe**iou-lot me cloae witb tbe H_-.ur-n.-_ lhal
th-oe will ot or bo gr?_. fully rememtx-rad by
Your*, UoiiA.K uaanuir.
Hon. Wm. H. Boward, pre aent.
?If I _a _?!-_-___. tbi* MaBBatbdB aai j ipaath, ir-i ?_.
.?_!. JaOBBi 9a tha paiklw (a -kwk taa ara* .a.aiial aa) taHMOuW
| b.<i_ I *_a. *al 4- lawa 4* ?a*i*rl. ?? a_hl*Q_4 ilaiaaa

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