The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-19
Private Correspondence.
LONDON. Sept. 3, 1872.

Her Majesty's visit to the north has quite turned
the heaos OF the canny Scots; not that her arrival
by sea Is looked on as popular or approved, as by
land but her Majesty really could not go so fan
north By the latter mode without passing through
the disturbed districts, and pass through without
stopping or condoling with her subjects would be
neither wise nor kind Her Majesty and Prince
Albert left Windsor at an early hour in the morning
Of the 18th ult., having embarked at Woolwich be
tween seven and eight O'Clock, in order to have a
favorable tide down the river. The Royal George
is accompanied, as a convoy, by the Daphne and
Pque frigates, the Wolf soop of IS guns, and quite
fleet of Government steamers to take the yacht in
tow, including the Fearless, Shearwater. Salaman-
der, Lightning, Black Eagle, Monkey, Rhadaman-
thus, NC.
Her Majesty holds levees at Hollywood Palace to-
day and Tomorrow; but the visit is purely one OF
pleasure, and not of state or ceremony.
The Duke OF Cambrdge's visit 10 the north has
led to balls and banquets dinners and festivals, al
though from what | can CLEAN from the country
newspapers his being guest OF the Marquis OF Lon
dsnderry, at Wynward Park, has somewhat dlml-
nished the popularity of his Royal Highness. The
Duke is expected TO honor Lord Ravensworth with
a visit at Ravensworth on the 10th instant, and her
ROYAL Hghness the Duchess of Gloucester Is also
expected on the 18th.
Mr. O'Connel has declared his determination not
to accept renewal of the Office of Lord Mayor of
Dublin tor the next year. IL Is considered, very
likely, that Alderman Roe, one Of Dublins veal
thisst and most respected citizens, will be the rev
funclonary.
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, is
gradually recovering health.
Lord Auckland, the late Governor General OF In.
da, and the Hon. Miss Eden, arrived home last
week in the Lord Hungerford, Indlaman. The
Chronicle forthwith began to euog'ze his lordshlp
and his government, and the other papers as
tive IN attacking HIM u think that both parties
his ordshp, will doubtless be brought under discus
sion in Parliament, in the course Of next session.
There he will be attacked, and there defended.
The following deaths have recently tax en- place -
Lieut. Gen Lord Hussey Vivian, late Master General
of the Ordnance, Lord Gray OF the Scotch peerage,
the Dowager Marchioness of Headiort, Sir Ed
mund Currey, X. c. b, Sir Joshua G. Paul, Bart,
Admiral Sir Robert Rdketts, Admiral Sir H Digby.
X. c. b., and the "Sir Morgan O'Doherty" Of
Blackwood
APPOINTMENTS, &c.-The Duke of Wellington,
as Commander in Chief, has appointed the Mar
guess of Douro the Marques of Worcester, the
Earl of March, and the Hon. Col Geo. Arson, TO
be his aides.de camp.
Lord Egntoun has been appointed Lord Lieu
tenant and Sheriff Principal OF Ayrshire, IN the
room of the Earl of Glasgow who has resigned, and
the Hon, Col. Cathcart, second son of Earl Cath
cart, has been appointed deputy Lieutenant Of the
same county
The Irish representative bishops for the session
1913 are the Archbishop of Armagh and the Bishops
of KiIaloe, Kmore, and Clogher.
II is stated In the Dublin papers, upon high au-
thority, that official intlmatlon has been made to
Mr. Devonshre Jackson that he is to be elevated to
the Puisne Judge hip in the Common Pleas, vacant
by the demise of Mr. Justice Foster, and that a 81
milar notification has been made to .Ir L. B G..
Smith, Queens Counsellor announcing his appoint
ment Sollcitor-General, in succession to Mr..
Jackson.
On the oath ult. the conservation of the five
" appointed bishops took place in Westminster
Abbey, viz:-Dr. Parry, Bishop of Barbados, DIR.
Tomlinson, Bishop OF Gibraltar, DR. Nixon, Bishop
of Van Deman's Land, DR.. Davis, Bishop of Anti
qua, and DR.. Austin, Bishop of Guiana. All but the
first named are new creations. In consequence OF
the ndisposltion of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
the ceremony was performed by the Bishops OF
London, Winchester Rochester, and Chichester.
The Rev. DIR. Coleridse, late Bishop of Barbados,
preached on the occasion
GRAND REvIEw.-The King OF Prussia, accompa-
MED by the Emperor of Austria, the Kings OF Hano
yer, Bavaria and Wurtemburg, and the Grand Dukes
of Baden and Nassau, and twenty of the reigning
Princes of Germany, will review, on the 9th inst,
the splendid Army Of the Rhine, q, 900 strong, con-
s!stng of the 18th and 9Th corps OF the Prussan army
This force il representedto be in the most effective
condition, both as to appearance and discipline A
number of distinguished British officers have area-
dy assembled at Bologne, for the purpose OF witnes
the Duke of Wilmington will attend. Should his
Grace be present. the interest OF this imposing spec
tacle will be greatly enhanced OF the $4,000 men
who are to take part ia the approaching review,
,;Ii al. ;,h 11S ga Th s %nG of
the Prussian army, for science, stands so high at
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