New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

fore many other royal houses in Europe. The
Court journals TEEN with nascent notifications, and
not day sppears to US to pass but the Jenk!nses
of The Morning Post or Moai,eur enjoy the small
delights of recording ithtriumphant sir some au'
pu., little billet OF birth. The ROYALTIES OF Europe
seem iust row, in fact TO reyel 10 q carnival OF
multiplication, ard the Courts TO be crowded with
cauie, crackers cradles ccrals, bonbons, and blp-
tismal registers. We should be sorry TO break in
On the scene of general felicity with any gloomy
handwriting on the wal, but while there Is much
n the prestn, in these delightful little incidents to
fascina.e lie fancy of the frivolous and fashionable,
there is much, a. the Count De GuroT3ki points
out 10 frnsh thought for the future TO the phios-
opher, sni wsken startling social suggestion.
WHIST ia 10 become Of this crop of rising royalty,
starting up in such rich profusion' Depend upon
it, the great Central American matter, and the
great Cuban matter, with Ger. Wabrldge aud bis
sugar statistics to boot must some day pale before
this great roysl population question.
Already Prince Albert. with that keen perspec
tive yisiou which is bis Characteristic, is endeayor
ing TO establish fecundy as great national virtue,
and TO enblszon a national principle Napoleon's
celebrated reply TO Madame De Stael when asked
who was the greatest woman in France She
"wto bears most children" We perceive that, at
recent exhibition Of nAgricutural Society espe-
cialy urder the Princes protection, prize of Eve
shipgs and pair of high-heeled shoe, was
awarded 70 the laborers wife who had brought up
family OF eleven children without applying 70 the
parsh for support. So, too, since the accession OF
the present sovereign of England, whose character
in this as in M uy other respects stands out in bod
and delightful relief to that of many Of her prede
cesors, no drtes have been made on the toiliny
people. Queen Victoria seems resolved that her
boys shall work ard win their way BY sweat
of brain or brow much like other lads.
Perhaps, indeed royalty has never presented a
more beautiful or to the world more endearng
spectacle than this good, kind Queen fitting out
her little Prince with all the minutencss Of a
mothers love and care, to swing his hammock and
answer to his call with those brave youngsters
whom England rears to guard her lag and ex-
poets TO do their duty. The Prince Of Wales, too,
is gazetted to colonelcy in the line. But here
comes stop: Beyond the Army and the Navy,
England offers, at least to royal blood, no other
field Of sction. Albert and Alfred are provided
for, but what is to become Of Masters Arthur
Patrick, Leopold George Guelph, besides the
others likely to follOw1 BY some happy dispensa-
ton Nature always supplies, often where least
Looked to, cure for such America is ready
TO relieve the difficulty the Great West will, We
fancy, one day solve this, as il has done many
other snarlirg questions. From Europe the
people naturally move fret; then follows aristoc.
racy, AID royalty comes last. Already the people
have come 70 this country. Our fields and work
shops TEEN with the superflu'y Of British labor
The aristocracy are already following, and We
have dcub. the princes will come TO seek their
fortunes all in good time
In England not as here, where every fellow who
makes a few thousands by pills pork bes.ows his
cognomen on hotel few mortal men arrive at a |
diguiy of being an house sign, an honor which
is there considered to rank with the statues of the
ancienis. This honor, however, happens to some; |
aud in front of many village hostelry in the north
Of England and of Irelaud may be one of these
signs carrying the figure Of martial man in three
corne1ed hat and buckram br.ckdust suit, supposed |
Ike the statue of Chatham, TO be qlenching with
eagle glance the enemies of England. The hero OF
this sign bears name attached 10 OF Eng inds
most brilliant treaties and enrolled the record Of
her brightest victories. The beau IDEAL of chlyary
be could with the same grace, WELD lance in the
field, or measure a mnuet and do the delicacies Of
drawing room. On the whole roll Of En-.
glands nobility there stood not one who
represented with more naughty fidelity the spirit
Of aIis.Ocracy What would then be his wonder
were he low alive and could look down upon one
of these new cities in Il far.of Western State,
which Columbus in his vision deserted leaping Up
as if BIZ touch Of enchintment, 10 see son and
scion Of his house engaged in hard and honest toll
and plying the plebeian business Of q commission
merchant Yet such youth, in association with
another countryman OF gentle lineage and highly
cultivated mind may be seen with tucked up sleeve
and CHEEKY energy rolling into his storehouse the
bsr,eled produce of the West. Few are on
surer road to fortune or hare made more friends.
Neither does the West monOpclize these per-
famed pilgrims OF aristocracy. In vast linen
house down town, among an army OF merchants
vet III hedged there is not who exhibits greater
business intelligence. integrity, energy and tat,
not one who is more popular with employer and
employed, or gives higher promise OF becoming
shinilg commercial light, than the son OF one WHO
will wear the belt of one Of the Oldest Earldoms
in Irelani. There might, too, have been seen re-
Gently on our Rialto, plying graceful traffic 10 the
NEE rschaum and cheroot line, the brother Of
smother popular young Irish Peer who, though be