New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
Prince AIber,,s wish 10 Liverpool.

Prince Albert's visit TO Liverpool.
Never was the town OF Liverpool so strongly and
enthusiastically excited a. on the pr-en; occasion OF me
Ia. "a ..5 Of fe aiio!- Home and
open the new dock, which Tor ages 70 come vi ,.
known By ms The ex;en-Te arrHiise''i''-
10 give III Roya H!ghnc.s adequate reception ana
,yrco him 10 nav homage and eaty 20 on! rtac!Ou-
Queen gradually took mold OF the puoic fainc pF!Fa.s
individual. became reused and the ude OF enthusiasm
throughout, the whole town and on the opposite
shoe continued up 70 The Princes departure Tor Lon
The ,,rocession-hoyy -hal describe ito wha,
shall we ken IL We have heard royalty proclaimed at
C,s,i,g Cross-seen il anOiItec Westminster ABBEY
PM 10 our :a-.e there genuine feeling IN The
bluff hearty cheers OF English artsan= each bearing the
emblem Of mis- craft that fell the Princes on the
morning of Friday last tina, long procession which
would have extended Tor n!!e= IN direct hnc-nOre
soul more sympathy than the congregations more po-
lite, il may be, certainly not more earnest which the
proud>sr astocracy in the world offered 10 the Mistress
OF ;he Seas when she assembled the throne OF Aer Ia
thers
Liverpool, during the two days OF the Royal Fos
tival pregnant with excitement. The holidays
gcneral-business suspended, and eTery one
in the qualification OF aLeb!c feeling seemed bent
enjoying himself for the time being In this and OF
interninablc labor the misfortune Is that holidays ME
Angels vista are few and far between II the hard
worked 0, toll enabled TO appropriate two or
hree dsys the year 70 the indulgence oi rest com
trnnpled with the poetry ofe the world would be bet.
ter happier far-end Commerce would suffer Lite II
any, deterioration The great law OF human exist
cncc-labor and its concoHltant the sweat OF the
brow produce health but do not pron!oit cnJoynent-
|, Is so rarc 90 gratifying sight humble Indus
try relieved from its drudgerv-o witness the sInins
faccs the happy homes OF those who minister 70 our
wants and partskc in cnjoyments that all VINO look
on the dignity Of with the feelings OF phi!an-
thropv regret that these occasions rare. ROya!ty
must have strong hold the affections OF the nation
when il throws down the barriers which Commerce
and money making People erect in inc puT-uH oil
great purpose
At the banquet the Mayor gave for a toast
Health prosperity ana happiness 10 his Roya highne'
The toast was mos, rapturously received the whole
company rising vocfcrouslr.
As soon as silence was restored, his Royal Hiehness
rose II could be observed full OF pride and pleasure and
said thank you for the very kind manner IN Shlci
you have received the toast and am very glad IN HAVING
this opportunity Of cXprcssn; 70 you how sinceteiy
rrgicd fee. Il, the kind reception you have gwen
me in this town. It has always been cherished wish
of mine 10 yisi, this seat OF commerce and all have
to-day has far surpassed my antcipations II my
visit hero will object OF charity rejecting cTcoit
on your beraty. shall be happy. am glad 10 .fHa
vou destroas of promoting dc comfort Of h0Sc rho ~
Me toll and labor and opposing themselves TO m0ng dan
gers contributing 10 that prosperity Uh'eh mare mS
day | have now to propose 10 YOU
Continued prosper: TO the town ct Liverpool
IMPROVEMENT or THF CONDITION OF TIFF La
BORING CLAssEs.-In the Court OF Common Council OF
London july }Oth. Mr. Il l.. JoNEs presented the FOL
owing Report which excited good deal OF ineres, in
the Court
tyvo years past suudry efforts Tie areioraiun OF
the circumstances othe working classes and expended,
in the ending April So 1916, the sum OF - jag g.. the
receipts o. tile Society during the period being only
Sab lbs lid the saricd officers OF the Society being
three and e salaries during the pa- year beng tor the
amounting in all 10 g9q0 The Society ha- no funded
property and was possessed April 20, only OF certain
houses in Bagniggc Wells subject 10 mortgage oil
That your petitioners, among other subjects have Ia.
ken INTO Their consideration TIE siut q" NE evenings oil
That your petitioners believe that the operation OF
inn lrf
have recently taken place IN the metropolis have tended
To render the, ubi'atOu- the poo limited nEin
crowded ar- unwhoesomc ihuu in former years Almost
every that Is opened sweeps away many courts
aud lanes formerly inhabited by mechanics and Horers
Willie scarcely any htW u"t.!Its- VI l""l u'
raised except IN the suburbs nj most announcement
distance from the scenes OF labor
Your petitioners are DESTROYS OF making effort
benefit sill poorer class and for this purpose have oh
and Forests oi lGnd situated ~ the heart o 81 Giles
ON which they propose TO build house, giving clean and
wholesome lodging To 100 single aboreL' at rent not
greater than they forced pay for accommoda-
houses filled with dirt vermin, nwhoiesome air
bad society, and many other evil circumstances
The consequences OF these changes your petitioners
believe 10 be most prcludiciH both ITO health ANA 10 morals
tioner- erected year number OF small dwellings near
Graysn.unc in which there now living ten mechan-
each and 50 poor widows occupying each single room.
the latter rem, OF l.. I'd per week These houses are
well drained and ventilated. and have al! e'ovcncn'
cics requisite 10 due regard Ia decency and morals
Although this house vii not be actually IN ihe city II
It's your petitioners have no doubt mat ~ occupants VIII
many hem be persons employed labor by the citizens
They ,ris therefore, that your honorable court vii feel
that aiding This design they are not deYotns their funds
foreign cNtrinsic purposes.
mcr undertaking OF sGro0 and lhcy estimate that
the OF that before them will require between
The dwellings they build are let producing
about per cent which rents 60 into the general funds OF
For the purpose of the present undertaking, YOUR Pc
4Ns fluf nj Ia
lie subscription which thoy have Just opened ana 10 which
,hey now earnestly the uid oi your honorable
'9S ssne 1PS your 6S M CHE
and several other Gentlemen
Mr. wIRE approved OF everything calculated to Inn.
prove the condition OF the poor He knew that the i'm
provcment their cleanliness included the improve
mcnt OF their morals
Mr. ANpERrox said that he would advocate the pet!.
ton the objcc; evidently TO benefit the poor For
his part he would much rather remove the dust.bn OF
the pauper than the dust-bn OF the LordMayor.
Dr. LYNCH said, the object OF the petition was good
and holy and wholesome He hoped II would have a
better fate than THAT which beie the unfortunate petition
which he presented time ago praying FOR some in
ouiry into the OF the dwellings OF the poor Week
after week had he waited IN expectation OF report from
the committee but nothing appeared. Dr. Lynch here
described the quantity OF misery which lie dnly wit-
messed most OF which could be removed. or have been
prevented by proper sanitary regulations and expressed
sincere hope that the present petition would, NJ al!
events receive the and immediate attention OF the
corporation
The petition WAS referred TO thc Coal corn ana RI
nance Committee.
RyIlcIouS WORSHIP IN THE BRITISH STEAM
sIuPsThc following communication appears a an ad
vcrtisemcnt in the London Times OF Aug Sd
To The BRITISH Royal oai SfsH"'aets
Company
Gs>rLr ME>-We, the undersigned passengers on board
he steamship Britannia, during her late voyage from oo
Ton 10 haitian slc liverpool while We ackaow edge wii
c>liS the attention paid 10 our personal comfort anu
Tue eaeieney o; The ocer> and generally fee our
GUY 20 p"se>' aailsi l0I deem undue restriction
OF our religious liberties.
We claim no rshi 10 ohtrude our peculiar creeis and
ceremonies upon Others; out ship containing so MANY
separate saloons aud cabins where ,, resi- OF the pas
sergers We're allowed Their various modes OF enioyl:en
without restraint dic tlin that a. least SUNDAY those
OF Us who disposed isAt have been permitted 10
make some pubc gckno~.edE mrnt 70 Almighty God e,e
ciav as He had recently grac!oUsly dev Il, from
the pelils OF shipwreck We had understood hai u yvss
customary 10 have the morning service Of The Church OF
England read sid though We iho0sh' tst 70 oe restricted
,his IN ship intended for Tie accommodation uf passe-
different Yer>uasiou> SHvorc OF eNca>iSeile>
yet willing 10 subG; 10 II SEd only aSsed the
privilege Of Joining III that service without pe>cIo'S o
whom Il should Ne performed. II what part OF tne snip
But even Ib> refused A. Captain E'wit. alleges me
authority Ot the Company II ustcaEono " c> Goa * A
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