New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

in these days Of prompt policemen, RAPID cabs ana
eeTemonious brOug baHs, the good knight soEmny
rolling toward Covent Garden In Captain S-nuy gu
t.diuyian coach, the fare wheels new mended, VIII
Mr. Spectator on MS left, the Captain before nis,
BIS Sieinknk sword by his eide, and in the rear o
Rogers faithful butler al the head Of rvup VI
siaWHTt fovtmen, armed with good cahen PishT'
ST Roger. are told, had thought hInsei ialish
INTO the hands If the Mohock- but the night be-
ERE. These hObOcks must not be omit ed nOn anI
record If London Clubs. They were -oc-ty iorn-1
By young rakehells Of the tOwn-scecesSors 70 me
Nuns and TtyTe-trs If the Re-torstioh-"n-h
"a nan cuuld not go from the Rose Tavern - ,oe
Piazza once, but be must venture his life twice
and the " HtctCrs - and " ScOurers, Who inheIiIo"
the oIies of the wild biook in kng Charles merry
dave. The HawkGbir- we're sUtiety Ol tie eatno
kinney: as were "tbe PInkindindes in Dublin ~
Spectator tells us that the President vi ihl- ncturnn
club was called the Emperor Of the A0hocks- snc
woIe bis badge Of Office n crescent. ~ very eN
.traOTdinaTy m6rner elgTavep upon his iorelesn.
The avowed design Of the Institution was Gl-cui-i
and the only qualification required N It's members va
an outrageous ambition Of DONG an p-srle nul "
their fellOw.crea;ures. After drinking themseyes mad
these pleasant fellows would sGly forth. knock uv"a,
stab cut and caTb, nsdo ell peaceful passengers tey
could Overtake. They had SPECIAL barbcr.nes, WIKI
peculiar Dsmes for them Tipping the hon wa
cznC the nose fat o. the face and boring out tbs
eyes with the fingers. Dancing were those
"who taught then holsTs 10 cut capers by runnn!
"swOrds through th"irbgs.' THE Tumblrr- amused
Themselves by set;iIg women on their heads, ao1
uGeceuciee.
ties Of half dozen, surrounding their victims win
the points Of their swords which done, the Sweater
toward whom the patient was rude a. 10 turn ms
back pricked him N that part wherein schooiooys
are punished" aud a. he yeered round from TIE
smart ench Sweater repeated this pukng operation.
After this jig has gone twoVr three times round, anu
"tLe patient is thought 10 have sweat suiiio!eDt!'
abe is very handsomely rubbed down oy come at
"tendanis who carry with them instruments for THAI
"puIpose-( Uaken towek We presumel-and 80
DISCHARGED" 4 Royal pfCclamsiipn against the
Hchocks was issued on the 18TH Of March, El2
This blackguArdi,m not short lived. II had
originated with the Restoration. |. continued nj
nearly the end Of George the FiTsts reign. Sncl-rt
attributes the peculiar prOiaDeness and pEohigacy "
that period 10 The Decentralization produced by the
South 81 a bubble. The Successors OF the M0hocks
addrd blsspheny 10 riot In F2l an order in counch
was issued "fOr the suppression OF biaSphr IiA0g
clubs" Peculiarly distinguished among these club.
for the rampaDcy Of it, ebAnchery and the daring o
;,s wick dness was the Hellfre Club, OF which the
Duke Of Wharton Pope's Duke one Of the lead
ing spirits So high did the tide of protaneness run az
this time that bsi was brought into the House OF
LORDS TOR its suppression. II in the debate On this
bin that the Earl Peterborough declared that though
be- yss for a parliamentary king he against par
Iameutary religion; and that the Duke Of Whartop
pulled an old family bible out of his pocket in order
t. coItrovert certain arguments delivered rom The
Episcopal Bench. iNauonal review.
"a DowpY WIFr."-The mother Of Gen. Sir
Charles Napier daughter of the ducal house OF
Lennon. Her father, the second Duke OF RICHMOND
and grandson Of Charles II. by Lon- de Querouahle
the celt braed Duchess Of Portsmouth was oeTothed
when boy to the Lady Sarah Cadogan, to cancel
gambling debt between the PS1s1S Sry Se
Snnno f-I"w then Lord March, when the knot wa
about 10 be tied The knot tied, however, and
Immediately The youthful bridegroom WA hurried
away from his dowdy bride TO the continent Ihree
Years afterward on returning from his travels, Lord
March went straight to the theater and saw q lady
with whose appearance he was fascinated Why
that is the reignng tosst-that is Lady March, he
was tod. Ii was his dowdy wife. The next moment
he claimed her and they lived so happily together
hat wears ateIward we find them cooling 10 each other
most sffectopately at bah described in one of the
letters of Horace Walpole. 4" The ball began at :
" o'clock. The beauties were the Duke of Rchmonds
two daughters and their mother. still handsomer
than they The Duke sat by his wife all night, kise
ing her hand" Life, by Sir W. Napier