New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

fry years. Prince Albert viii perhaps never get
over bis beng foreigner; but ii his son hss pluck
and eeni1s (Which one hopes rather than eypects)
be may hnd in the people an element against the
Ohgarchs-such as could not have been used by
bis lreat grandfather George III.-and this is one
form which the Irresistible political commissions Of
England will probably take. Meanwhil-, it is
snusing to see m-n preaching against "despot.
lem - and affecting Democracy for purpose the
aim Of whose whole life is TO keep the power
where are the titles ard The money.
BY the Australian journals | see that Gavan
Duf! has arrived, aud Is received tremendously
he is q fne, wsrm-h hearted as well as q most
agreeable man, and ! am glad 10 see il. He ID 70
practice at the bar there, sud TO go into the Par
lament, but disclams any undue {" I'shism such
SIS some people attribute 10 him. that is 10 say. ne
does not cease to be an lrshman, but remembers
that be is now an lrshman who hiss adopted Aus
trslia, and accepts the new position ss he accepts
the new climate. While grea, difficulties are in
pending there, and rows between diggers aud GOV
eminent perpetual, the goyernorship ia going beg
eiDg ST this moment among the upper classes here
The pay is ten thousand, but man mus, spend it,
sid gets no pension-which OUT gentlemen dent
seem TO see" as the slang goes
Palmer is still before the iutige. and his de-
f,nse being proceeded with; it vas opened by
Sergeant Shee on Wednesday in a speech Of eight
bours, His chance Of life (Which most people
think small one) lies in the great difficulty of the
subject Of strychnne poisoning scientific men dit
feriDg as TO whether il can be detected or not in
the body. Shees speech was admirable hut
there is little doubt that the man will die. Moth
ing for which have room could give you any ad
equste ides OF the immense chain of circumstantisl
evidence.
The first batch of Pee's Memoirs is out-con-
tairnc bis narrative Of his conduct in the Catholic
Fmancipation business-but from what have "a
vet seen of it / cannot say that il throws much
Lew light on the times. The solemnity of his as
,eyerations of sincerity is almost affecting
dickens has bought the Falstafiian Gadshill"
for Summer residence, and chorus has been
raised among bis admirers, of wonder and praise.
II is poor little place enough am told, bat
Dickenss eGquerrs are the most faithful alive and
one in particular constant that it has been urged
that Dickens ought to pay the tar on him. This is
the editor of the well.knoxn -, formerly OF
the IS Head - street. Can you make out
that eniematic description
don't know whether any Of your readers care
about the Ring. But as told you last week h Nv
the polite smusements were going on, / may tell
YOU this, that there has been tight for the cham
uionship of England between Paddock and Broome.
In these degenerate days the affair has TO be ar
ranged with the utmost caution, and the parties
are lodged from county to county by magistrates
The present one came off somewhere near Col
chester and Broome was defe ated-Owing, l be-
lieve to his being too fat.
The weather is cloudy and raiDy-and the rair
spoiled the mob last Sunday, which had come tC
bewail the silenced music. l drove round the
Park in a friends trap about O'Clock Ii was
deserted BY carriages and costermongers equally
and the wind hOwled in dismal and wlntry mali
ner through the green trees.