New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
ENGLAND.

line great event Oh Luc "OOh was
the Derby day at the EPSON Races. The ThHes says
Of 1t:
Since the bloomsbury year, when the Derby was
won Ia a snow.ttorm, there has not been 80 great
damp thrown over the gayety OF the greatest OF our
metropolitan HOLIDAY was produced oy tue incesans
rain which beginning at o'clock yesterday morning,
continued discriminatory until within short time OF the
race A fine Derby day Is universal holyday-a~et
Derby day of disappointment TO thousands Inc
Rlories Of the road yesterday totally destroyed,
and although from very early hour vehicles OF every
description pouring along there was an ABSENCE
of .nifit or mt and the sum- which for six sue
cessve weeks of drouh had been smiling, now srug'
gled snty through wet blanket OF clouds that over
hung the pleasure seeking multitude, VINO WIN oeter
minaton not TO be disappointed, were WORKING their
way to the Downs The Brighton Railway Company,
which had anticipated and prepared for an Immense
traffic must have found their receipts at least % per
cent below their calculations thousands, II IS true,
were conveyed but there fighting for seats nor
was there any difficulty In obtaining conveyance from
the EPSON terminus 10 the course In spite, however,
OF the elements there great oRd on the Downs,
The Duke of Cambridge was present and large
company of the nobility. There was remarkable iai-
ing oil in the attendance of ladies, and their absence adj
ded materially TO the gloom and dallness on .n sye. %
The racing commenced with the Care" SeaAes'
which lii,le attention paid either In or out oil tne
Ring and which from the same cause that oeayeo VIC
,tarfs on Tuesday was much behind time this having
heen decided the pTenineTes commence Tor tie Der
by for which q starters were elegrapheo TWO less Insh
WEI enumerated In the card The horses having YAK.
their canteTe, proceeded 10 tne pOs ahu NJ
after couple of failures were started 10 good orueI'
The race which at anything but great pace,
was from the distance, left to four, and ternnsIeo ID
the triumph Of an animal IRON whose previous
very different result might havo been anticipated IL
was AZ first thought In the stand that barbarian had WOh
and loud the expressions OF triumph among t1e
rish party and when II was sscerained that Den'e
Rouvke had first caught the judges eye, the
nres,ed wAs scarcely ets enthusiastic one noble mar
ouls throwing up his hat and betrayng symptoms OF u
Tesraped srnic alton Il Is well 10 add that Daniel u
Rouke although by an Irish stallion, was ored IN Eng
land He Ia the property OF gentleman VINO mas Ofed
two other Derby winners Mundig and Cothers'ohe
MIR. Lawrence, our Minister at London,
.de speech at the Fshmongers banquet on the Goth,
in which he said
"ILnovv the orisln of the companies OF London, the
10 oreat eompanes-and this among the most ancent-
having control at one time not only OF the commerce Oh
ENGLAND but Of the revenues OF the CroWhi anu
know that net OILY England, but me wofln u.s.. r
deepy indebted 70 these corporations In cary nes ior
their commerce for their liberal spirit Tor Their promo
ton of constitutional liberty (Hear he-rl Inns COT
poraicn has the honor Of numbering among rs neI'
be,s the man who slew Wat Tyler (Cheers Tour cor
nor,on has new Sir turned ffomthe arts oil conmeIee
nom trade 70 something else II has turned rom ths
oecupatons and professions with which u stareo anu
has become great charity (ssr ne, 49,.
capg the orphan sustaining the widow In her distress
carving HIGHT and knowledge and vrtae ana reng on
| through ysur country and the world (deAr heaf2
hone that the prosperity OF this corporation may long
|
have done today great and glorious names which We
tel nTopd 10 speak (Cheers) cannot st down win
outexpresspg my qualification st meeting mere many
those excellent friends with whom nave oeen On
not onlv OF amity and international comfy out wiz
bcr is more than that (heaT, hear) and hope thej
will respond 10 the deawe have beeu persona iflens
| fCheersO But | know you have long Isl ot Ioasts
| and some Of the eloquent OF England are 10 louO"
viii therefore take up no more of your time, except o.
stating that my friends on my right charge me 70 se
how much they are grstided In meeting you lcneeIil
and let me add that wish this corporation ana al ~
members prosperity and happiness, and an0ther %
Years of 81 much usefulness and honor as the last
CHEERS and laughter)
Tbereupou a correspondent Of III. TINES calls hin
to account as fellows;
~'This corporation Che Pishnongers) has the homo
of numbering among hs members tne man Wno s W.
Wal TYLER, Fresh rom the perusal OF Inlelry on
tory of the Norman Conquest, IL which u Is clear
shown that ii ever instruction was Ju'uiaole,
was that of which Wat Tyler was the leader, COME.
that was startled st seeing these words IN your ouI
! of this morning But how was my astonlsnmenI u
| creased when found that the man from whose IouI
they proceeded no less parsonage toan me are
team Minister, who "a indebted Tor BIS exalted pOsn
.opg s sruly 70 the fact tia, he Is the representstV
~ nation whose chief pride and boast It 10 tast the
established their independence by successful lhI =
rectiop Yet compared with he grievances oil "nc
that nation complained, do not hesitate 10 press III
ccrvictor that both morally ana politically, tue vantas
ground is al on the side Of Wal ~ Ter and hls eoinsu
snts Thierry tells that previously 10 inst ins u
| rrrffrr The tau eulhfe Cause VI NAllh AZ
| - h-,,tsl outrage on simple maiden, whole asseu
h5es Of the people would tumal;uoGsly exelalm-
There shan be no ser we Will no longer be trea
ed as beasts II wewoTk for the lords shan oe iof p-S
sThe der ards implied IN these touching words nav
,bs,k God long since been conceded IN tais hsRt
1910 IN i, only In our sehosl histories tlat w
Tyler Is s,il called rebel TEe American A ,l~'
- s he partial 20 the cry 'Ih1re shall be no mo-
ne; 1ITsN. NE will no longer be treated as oessH
Pr, surely i only from sheer ignorance that the moo
corporation Of FishmOngershe liberal COMPANY mp n.y.
ss..io-- he sympaihizers with Hungary and ~
PoIard' applaud the aenOakeer Of cry which, III,
oiee to- think. they themselves would IN IKE eisea
s;sneer be the r to rse Inc ~ tSe F.smo
n @mrS5v | would earnestly recommend
Tbienys seco1pt OF Wat Tyers iRsarrsetiS % a 49,
viii End trsn'l.ted dor nSl, n Ss a asr res
| s,f.a. -ns,,hsr of the Fishmonses Company =
s;.il ssy that be feels hOnoTed 81 the erofaern00D