New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

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sage which suddenly orlDgs you from oaa i,
whary,, cut among Houses Of Psrl imenL
black old Westminster Abbey, the courts -
law and the gardens Of n"blss. 'Iosy s'o
d. serted from sfar az they pass '1o't"
ipteruipable shouting lines; and on tuey eyM.,
with music anc banners, aud tread tnas eo.V M
goes through yoc toO-the sunlight ghuteius ~
thousand bay opet points, the %ind ,ohns go,
heavy eDsigns-aDd pass steadily uP ' 60 ,,.
Trrndipg away to the left at Charng Cross- tne
lono Aesibe line of scsrlet sable and silver sarns
and makes for Buckingham Palace, stAnaing oy
itself Inv ri. ht of size rather than OF neghoor.
hood) near St James's Park. tishot oeauuIui
budn,, but it looks Vas, and men, ana near IL Tue
creenness spd freshness OF the PARK "ito It's Trees
and lake. Here, on the spacious eraVei Piashe OUT
side the Palace ratings the troops pass the Queens
balconies and sbe waves her handkerchief; then
oT thev move. by a slight ascent to Hyde Park,
ubere .he densest of all crowds Is assembled,
whore ,on would think all London Was, bu, tor the
crowd You have Sc, n already The show finishes
here with tbu review, as the Queen passes along
the long lines--but IN the fiat plains the people
only STE By glimpses and get excited ut secoud
hand. However, everything went OH well, and
the day va, q complete success.
Il Il .sy to see that all these military shows
camps at AldershOtt and so fort!-sre affecting
public opnion. and will produce important results.
Military reform, for instance, is one Of tue de-
aDds Of the day. And nov that it is pretty certain
that Lord Har1ipee must from i'll health resign the
oDmand.in.chiefOftte army, it is much asked woo
Will be his successor Prince Albert or the
Duke of Cambridge (Which would be, perhaps,
much the same tblDg), OF who! dare say Prince
Albeit would like It; but already The Times raises
dark biuts of Unconstitutional influence. The
Princes position is peculiar in this country. tie
Is able and accomplished aud believe ambitious
He certainly is felt in the Administration no "ever
little the Influence" appears On the surface Yet,
be is always in peril OF raising storm toereoy.
The aristOcracy don't like him, and it is easy to
make he people dislike him, as foreigner; 30
that in re, the Prince, 'desrchy and Democracy
are c0bjoined-Only Oil. archy gets all the gam.
Our Liberals have not yet learned 10 play the Crown
| against the Oligarcte; but the Ollg:rchs Well
know how to play the Liberals against The Cfo"h'
| and the Crown just low is under Wing Influence,
| the Wigs ~ wing ever been in the long rua mas
tiers Of the Crown since 1853; and L believe
| that the Court distrusts and 0hlikes the Tory
| party. So here you have a complication, and one
| of which the Oligarcby are masters.
The Duke of Cambridge (who will probably get
the post IN question: think the Prince Will dread
the agitation which his taking it might occaslon)
pretty popular just how. he hasn't much bead,
but is kindly, and "soldier's friebd'-tought
well in the Crimea, when right into t-tbougu bus
nerves were SO shaken that for O time he Sas
10. quite right and soldiers tell yOs yarns oil his
staring out Of his sleep at night and crying
"Here they cornell" In private life among
soldiers, be is liked. The Royal Marriage Act
shuts out our princes from domesticity, except of
peculiar kind, and the Duke has an old qadsi
connubial relation with Miss -, an actress.
remember a story at Corfu (where he once com
nsnded), that the ladies Of the garrison held a de-
bate az to whether this lady ought 20 be received
in society / dare say that Cooking az the Gaze
from charitable aud pLllOsophic point OF view
they had received worse. One pities these Poten-
tates, whose sentiment is regulated oy act OF Far
lament. Every generation of them leaves irreg-
ular sprigs of the Guelph tree-growIng, as II
were. in English hO@ er-p pots of common earth.
Old George ILL., had his batch OF natural children,
though the old gentleman would not set bao eX-
ample by making them lords. GeOrgius Quartus
(whOm Thackeray loves 500 mad, OF course,
plenty; indeed, l have heard of descendants OF
bis az still helping to Govern England, in Import
ant though NOT ROYAL positons-sub rosa. Bat a
truce to this gossip. say VIC sbal likely have Cam
bridge, aud that we LAY expect 70 see the British
army q still greater power than it has ever been
in years to come. Mancht ster is "rnging its
hands at the popular ardOr for OthellOs occu-
pativn'-it having always been Maochester's mis-
take too much to Ignore popular sentiment
"A paragraph on different subject: Inc
"Divorce and Matrimonial Causes bili'' has gone
from the Lords 70 the Commons. 1t establishes
Court of Divorce, to be formed BY our highest
law judaes api the Dean of the Arches, which
taking the power away f'om the decay ng
Ecclesiastical Courts-sball grant divorces for
adultery, and for adultery vita cruelty on the
part OF the husbaId. he marriages will be per-
united after certain interval-bUt not 5etreen the
aduifeyous and the seductd or sedaeing parfiss--a
provision smackiDg OF the bishops, which expect
the Conn obs will demur to- An arPeal VIII be
from the Court Of Divorce TO the House Of
Lords. Apropos of this, hope the sultors will
find the Lords to "appeal" to. The present
House cannot, We are told, longer discharge its
appellate functions; and the clumsy bill (pre
vicusly described by me) for creating four Life
Peers TO do So as 81 am" House, was beaten in
the Commons only last night A mastery speech
by Gladstone settled it. Nobody speaks better
than that man ,can-nobody puts better sense in
better labguage-when he fairly applies his mind
to q question.
This is the period when bills fall as the leaves
do" The Tenant Right one is just dead. II is
significant fact-shOws the ascendancy OF pO-
litical economy On mo. al grounds there MI BIT be
somethipQ 10 say for measure which would have
given the tenant Claim for his improvements,
aud q status independent OF MS landlord. But:
then, il would have in,erfered with property and
with the laws which the course OF trade makes
for itself. Therefore, it died. And it is by the
operation Of similar laws that the Highlands got
cleared of bighianders-whence the walls OF last
wear over the want Of their old breed of fighting
men. Against the said laws Of trade there is
faint fight kept up in bills for protecting the
operatives, and good men like Lord STANLEY agi-
tate for half holidays But the great mo- .nent OF
the day is the money making one and work III the
long run beats everything.
IRISHISMS.
Colr.couSepes Of The N. \. Trtans.
DUBLIN, Friday, July II, lo5t.