New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

with the ErgDsn peOpc, VINO shW N tnc ucIsiS WV
do1y Of his pedigree guaranty of the invsnersoihiy
Of bis own. In every efusiOn # Wing orstory Fed
erick the Wire held prominent place, and had 'as
ghos, Of tbs. gentleman appeared, we doub' not he
would hsye been allowed . handsome competence
with bachelor apartments at Hampton.
In Ireisnd. on the other hand O'Connel pMaded in
oil possible pomp bis correction with Prince donen-
ke-s gentleman who, though he ha, not yet been
sufficiently long dead according 10 the prudential pro-
visions of Rome, 10 make distance END enchantmelt
to his miracles, will doubtless be admitted to her
calendar when the proper period Of dimaees has
arrived, and is slresdy quite pet saint win many
ecs,atic young novces and disappointed old mads
His pictured personnel in :trollng pedders eases
AID dipey Roman Catholic book stores had
largely contributed to this popularity, his hair
being Of the most rich and unheard of profu-
sion Indeed we have ourselves precious bits OF
IT, which have been sod with great profit to the priest
and edifcs,ion TO the faithfal of sufficient bulk if
"a hered to wig all Massachusetts,. Thu.is the pra-
dent H,u.e Of Coburg always prepared to furnish
some member Of the family psst present to accom-
modate every religious taste, be il Turk, Jew or Chris
tian. In Ireland OConrel whispered Hohenloe, in
Eng and Sir Robert Ings that most genia and genie
of bjgots. remembered Frederick the Wise, and bid
Oxford rejoice and be uu.tiDg.
Another dficu ty OF delcacy ana interest to the
Coburg family, however, arose. The peoples watch
dog joe Hume was not so easily satisfied As the Par
sons Sir Robert Ing 81 and when the Wings, to crafty
the Queen and the coming consort Of her couch, sp-
preached the Treasury the faithful old sentinel threw
ND his ears and baked The Queen herself had an al
owape4 from the nation ofthrse hundred sndeghty Eve
Ii ourand pour De per rather pleasant portion
riodr aidan- To this the NhiQs
we have reason to believe at fst med,aed the pro-
posal of an addition Of one hundred thousand year
for til. Prince But the preliminary temper displayed
by that poor, patept plundersd ami nal John Bull, ia
ouceo them to let the demand descend fifty thousand
pounds But the public temper once touched, was
not 90 easily smoothed, and the bark OF Joe
Hume was caught up and carried with full DRY
through the country by the Toriee, more certain
" from motives of party than principle. When
the vote was proposed By Lord john Russell
10 the House with the usual reference to historical
precedent and sppes to the Consttooehun of AAun-
gland" the case of the hundred thousand settled
the Prince of De, mark, the feeble and INDECENT has
band of Arne, with reverson Of fifty thousand q:
her death and the fifty thousand settled on Leopold
of Belgium with the reversion of the same and the
hundred thousand settled on Adelaide the late King
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napy delicate distinctions drawn, and nice differences
deba ed. Joe Hume however, not 70 be silenced,
and with protect Of the dangers of throwing young
man on town with such quantity of loose cash
| in bis pockets, which convulsed the gallery
loungers and an accurate calculation of the
smallest possible amount ON which man could live,
with many references to the tables of the leading
restaurants of the Wet End, and average OF
| bn.x fort half nrayi0us moyad
that the Princes allowance should be twenty two
thousand pounds This was rejected. and up ro,e the
| gallant sibthcrp, and made the only motion on which
! be ever had q msjority in the House. Thirty thou
sand old " Sibby as the House aHectionatey styles
its pet baffo, thought thirty thousand with hOus-
ling, eating, drinking, firing and wife free, was
quite sufficient; and after Sir Robert Peel, with much
Sesorous soemnty, had placed the matter in three
points Of view and ads,one in thirteen, the House
sided with "Sibby;" and, for the consideration Of
thirty thousand pounds, Albert of SAKE Coburg con-
sened to reconcile himself to the simple but essential
duties Of eating drinking and sleeping, unnoiiced and
Unknown, TO set an inofensve exsmple of the deces
cies of life, and give an heir to Eng throne OF
| this, seven thousand year was devoted TO the ex
| pepses Of the Princes household, including twelve
hundred year to the groom Of the stole and eight
| hundred a year to the secretary. The remaining
twenty .ope thousand year believe Prince Albert
has carefully laid each year aside, provision against
| such accidents one day befe Louis Philippe Of
France, and might some other day befa Albert of En-
gland Before bidding farewell TO Coburg, the Court
journal mentioned with touching emotion, Prince Al
bert had made over bis private fortune, generally
posed TO consist of some music scores and pencils 10
his elder brother Ernest, that he might land on the
shores Of England pennies and become purely the
child OF her bounty, involuntary compliment which
had been previously paid by many other German
princes.
Landing in this condition in England on rough
squally Sunday of February 1910, the Prince put up
at the quaint old inn the George, in the cathedral
town of Canterbury ordered as a delicate com2i-
meDt to the national feeling roast beef and plum
pudding, ard piousy and relgously taking the Duke
of Weipgtons hint, went to church service, where
be was preached a. by q Tory parsoU, who warned
him against tie Wings under the ecclesiastical dis
guise of Mascbites, and bid him beware of placing
nore but fit vessels even as he was in the high places
of the church. This duty discharged, and the
dinner disposed Of the carriages ordered,
and the mayor psraded and perspred, and
the mayoress and many sldermens daughters smiled
from the windows, and the bells of the Old Cathedral
made cry on the air. and the little chorsters within
sang " Oh, be joyful" And Canterbury did make
joy that day for it is loyal place of the Hsrdcsste
school, and lives old ale, old wine, and old English
institutions.
Amid such rejoicings did this hired parent of
Kings, at $50 900 year and the run OF the kitchen,
make along the pleasant way which leads from
Canterbury through the hop fields of Kent to the Town
Of London. Hii escort was Of the Eleventh Light