The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-07

,e.uoo.r.noes are 10 be relied upon, nov onll
p.,or. bu, America, should be sincere mourn
A., for the loss Of a.Pfince, whose ehna''of
sooms to brighten, and whosc benign iniiaoneot
be., understood emily after his departure !
has been reported, and the report caused much
ssns.,iou in England and on the Continent, tina
no, long previous to his death, the Pnneo aVow
ID himself mot sorry 70 be ireod ron '''
whole thing" words onigmatioI al tho um'
bu, which subsequent revelations arc likely 70
explain. 49,,
Tho personal friends Of the Prince, who nave
hsr.toEse, been silent As TO the indignitics
which the ruling officials Of the English gov
.rnr,ent have leen disposed 70 oast upon him
from considerations touching the dignity Of the
RoyAl family, which Prince ALBERT over de
sired TO maintain, now feel themselves loosod
from ,heso restraints, and dispo ed 70 10 justice
10 the memory Of departed fiiend.
This intelligence is freely made public by
the LONDON Critic, one Of the ahlest Of tho Brit
iAh Literary wecklics, in the following interest
ing and significant remarks;
usuot the Patron pf this Art Il b. not the pro
u.otcr Of the Great Exhibition OF lNCl, aud 90 me
south Keuzingtpu .chcmo II b. not lh' kI"' n'"l'
farmer thai We luueut-it is thcsu tt'rtcr hini IN
t,iner OF the Queen II Is tho wis" and pfudru
guide and councillor who enabled llof Most % %
ci1uA Majesty 10 lesr mp under TO "cifht ." 'h'
rrown and H. support the cares oi her high uilc'
under difficulties aud amid inirigres SDeh a. H"''
.sldo,r Oppressed a sorcrsigD IS"ct 70 'l' 7'.,
ciou- guardian. VII" kn,w NhH' VIZ" ,1 ,u' '.,,.
which il Ia the Nj n privilege oi ms WHY y i''u
rho tner whioh u her n'tnt'te,' ~'r' ho"''' '"'
,rhieh the re-crS". ~. -. 81,
,.rich 49,. war with Kus-A came about, TIE lIll'
vas A.it.,ed through thc press about the lhrii'f
,uoe III the Prince Cunsutt with l"tesn l"I'''
TIE plaintii VA that matter W'7 L.ul f"llu'''''u
,,bo c,sntl.inc,i that he never could 81" tho VII
~itlOut the husband h.inr present. IN ~ ma
nobi, lord ,nds charged bV ne queen wuh 'rgd'"
dispatches 10 Forefgh Iottrs Wlh7"t ""r h'ua
s1pr'on in other cords itith hdr'nI uvdfpto IN
ONO. Of me crow6. la consequence OF lI'' l''
F.ncr-tul WA dismissed tine f"rc'ru Sccr"ilv
-niv. aui this WIS through To direct per- 'H.
.p. et,,l pi ic, of thr late Pence t"u4utt
W. have rt41,ou a. believe iNHl
ur to iirt. 100, death, thrfr'ucc tou"ft ''
81 as ,o,,r cnyrgctiu,ly against tie haste ~
,,,icn ~ ,'.ud b. ru~hiur int" r. vsr VIII 'U' In
Tel state. ,n t,ut which 10" denounced q. 1900
y,r-ivp " h,f mttir-t-, dtu frtu'r ." We ''N. 'N
.,,. of hcr I,rWrr, rui c'itun l' 'r ~ .H' .''
ON, e. the I,-ts,tIc pus"rs cot tNr'1'
Intelligence 80 reliable as tho ahayo cam
fail 10 impress the reader with tho couvlcu'
that Prince ALnEHr, previous to III, dea,
sssayei to stem tho hurricane of English W
ttoling, vainly proposing an arbitration, al
ouly succeeding in the notifications and cou
tOous language of the English demand, VIII.
have been correctly attributed to the Que
The future danger, in national events
which We arc exposed by tho removal Of
counsellor In whom the q cen has for a
timo 50 tafcly trustee, can act DO Chilly I
Ieit on Saturday Tor A, nspolis, stating that II
gave them but just tire to join .ho ENpci /
before starting.