New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

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There were Alec produced some love-'etters OF the
al~strsus Dsks, mixed up With mercantile mlsAfy
Gapsactions. One Of them, dstsd Aug. leos, con-
nenees thus:
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g" mach Vel :. Is. Sai Is:: i. ~: . =. ~ M
iess end niD'sns 81 ,hants for II, ny sassL"
Amer this sample Of the Dukes style il viii not be
wondered at that the learned gentlemen Of St Johns
College Oxford presented his royal highness with the
diploma Of an LID. Not content with military con-
Missions the lovers aso hit spon trahckng IN bshop
ricks and dssntres.
Other points turned up notle lees honorable 70 the lu'
trous scion Of the house Of Brunswick for instsnce
that an officer named Danber hsd for yeArs been hn.
Carkes paramour and that in HE company she sought
for eompt nsst0n for the disgust and loahng sIps-
rtnced in that OF the Duke.
The Dukes friends pronouncng his angel IAN To-
" famous woman, an impudent baggage" pleaded for
their tender juvenile Of the age Of about fhy, fJr
the husband Ct twenty years standing, the pare
mount power Of passion-whch passion, blythe by,
did not prevent the Duke seven months after his sep
srstion from Hrs Clarke, from Withholding the an
nuiiy agreed on between them, Or on her demands
Tory and the jail This very threat became the cause
Of hrs. Carke's disclosures TO Colonel Wsrdle.
II would be tedious TO wade through the whole pro-
cecdipss II the Common with all their sordd reve-
lsuons or to descsnt on the gallant Dukes letter to
that House dated Feb. 20, (lsOs) in which be sou
emily declared on tie Lono- n p,"ee that he kncs
nothing, u what was proved by letters IN II"
own hand writing 1t may .uce to say that Gen Fer
40 -. hat - mol IN
| honor Of the army that the Duke should remain 10
command, that tho Chancellor q the kIoAequsf,
M Perceive announced March 20 the Dukes ress'
nation Of his Office and that upon thn announcement
the House accepted Lord Althorpss motion that his
Royal Hghness the Duke OF York having resigned
| the command Of the army, the House did not now
"tpk il necessary to proceed any further, &c Lord
Athorpe grounded ks motion on his wish 10 place
"the Dukes resignation on the Journal of the House,
Gin order to record haithe Duke had forfeited the cos
"fd.nee IF the copnt,y Corever and by consequence
"be must abandon all hopes Of ever returning again
"to that situation. A. tribute for his bold pro-
ceednss against the Duke Colonel Wsrdls wss dol
| uged with thpks-addressss being rsnsmtted ffon
every county, city town, borough Of Great Britain.
One Of the first acts of the Regency of the Prince Of
| Waks-aheiward George IV.-n 1871, was Yorks
| restoration 10 bis position commander n'chef-an
irtstory sep quite in keeping with the whole reign Of
that royal Cslban who because the ls.t Of mankind,
wac sly led the first gentleman in Europe.
Ills Duke Of York, then is the Marquis OF Clanri-
caIdes emiIeLt commandor-in chief who rendered
great professional services to the Crown and the coun'
Try; the Marquis Of Lan-downe's llustrous aud all
respected individual and the very identical penonago
Of the Thane Of Abcrdeehs sanctfod monument.
The House Of Lords ought TO blush for shane, If
they capable Of so innocent an emotion for having
thus lsuded VILLAIN Of the basest sort, whose only
claim to anything but eIecraton is that he WA one Of
their OF der