New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
EOEE1EN GOSSIP.


eled into manhood, and has, moreover, selected bis
wife bs has doubtless, rot ceased to be object Of
interest TO the people who gave him so uproarious
welcome tao years ago. Az a recent meeting held
in Cornwall for tho purpose Of competing an address
of congra,uIation 10 Clio Prince Oh his attaining las
majority, the Earl Of st. Germans, well known 10
our realers, made eone remarks. With regard to
tie American tour of II. 4. r., lie raii he believed
10 young man Of 70 years was ever placed In more
diacul, position; ard ye! be won golden opinions
( from all In the Uaited States the Prince was well
coined as tho ton Of the Quesu-who, the Earl
would ssy, was almost Us mach yenerated On this
side tue Atantic as on the oiber-but when he
cutod these shores be carried with him the respect
and love OF all classes for his own sake. The Earl
said nj. that during the whole very fsignng jour.
rey he never ssw his Royal HishEess bet'ay ore
single movement of impotence, or heard him give
vent 20 one impatient oxprcsoE--"hcA statement,
80 erntigyiag % the Briis, mind, received with
cheers. The Princes marriage appears % BE- pleas
Ing 20 the nobility, gentry, -, and inha1ltns
Of Cornwall. Their sposesman, 80 Eirl Of A.oant
Ed.ecorabe, declared that II the young man Lad
been able 20 choose from the whole word, iaa;ead
Of the limited matrimonial ctrlo ofcn 70 hin, he
could lot have been more fortunate, While i the
country had bad the eel,ciion Of AIS "lo, The PIN.
ceas Alexandra would have been inst the one tlo
country woad lave c.osen. Thus the arrangement
,sens to DO lie hiy comfortable aIl el...sesosy 20
al parties.
"A laley.'eceasel Member o. Parliament, who
bad been conspicuous l0r his advocacy o. DO "sen
hours" movement, is % havcs saine erected in TIC
town 81 Todnortca. The sculp.or IN submitting the
model, remarked that is represented the Member in
charlc critic ati,n6s when addressing zen
hours meeting" For ,he information 81 those who
te,re to know What wss The posture o. tho orator
under such crcrm itsnees. lie lelosor add; " lie
stands with biz lef leg thrown s Chilly forward, ais
II ht L.ud n lie arr.bolo # bic waist;oai, AID BIZ,
/ leis on copy Of the Ten Hours BILL"
+ TIE real ,ufI ing now existing in tie North Of
England among the operatives isa matter Of which
we know little, as far as tie dismal details
c,raed Fo- singe instance. take tia, narrated
by clergyman lear Manchester IL rays that ho
found n ono house niue psfons who had been with
out fire for ssvan days and whose only food Tor ihtt
time had been SIX pounds Of o-imea'i Ia another,
were ten person- who lad lived a week on . cenisi
in TO next house, were eiglt grown persons, ths
wie having jus; produced twins there wss no food
in the hoGse ono OF tbs twins lad died. and thero
vas 10 means Of burJirg It. In a fourth dwelling.
no children were trying to keep Themselves alive
with potato skins. Arrangements are, however,
making to keep MP steady systsm Of charitable col
ec;ors, 20 tba. sare weekly income SHAH 10 re-
ceiyed. 71s Loadol DAILY Mars hints thai the
wealthy nobility Of L-ncesane Lave De-; done 49,
much ns they ought, and taya 'hat waio TIE n..-
owners arc lie very persons selected by ilary for
syoeal attack, some Il them hay5 been giving,
month by month, to iheir oreatisel. larger sa,1s
than The single subscg pGon which The greatest
" territorial ml sn,tcs" think t4iicon, colsh5a.
ton in al o! Tie distress.
About II years ago, recording 70 The London
! Times. an Erglish cosntry clergyman with lively
conscience took ,osse-siou u city parish aui found
be had Ia splendid church, noble bo,y OF o.ieils, II
superior organ, and Gl tie appointments OF q grand
establisi mcnt, bg, ho had 10 congregation. Look.
ing arooni him, ho .oall ithin stones throw OF
his own church and Of each other seyerli more
churches in Ike predi,an.ori. Tho roasoc was
simple; th, people hada.l moved avay and business
Lal usurped no dwelling, of meu but the cAu cAes
remained. .Ihis cleJgymln, in.lsud az closing his
salary, inaugur.,ed m effort 10 have the churches
follow .hc people, aad 1t las. amer an incredible
amount Of labor layorabe issue hla been -ohod,
aud the London churches arc 10 be made OF scr
wee. Some Of them are 70 be consolidated, and
others 70 DO moved .ni reb m ino,hos sect0ns, thus
giving their benefits 70 three oriour tAoasaul iuieal
OF half dozen people.
! "A deaf and dumb man reccut'v walked from
Edinburgh to London to visit tho Grsa; Exhibition;
lie accomplished tic dhtsuce, .3j miles, in niue
days. in ore thiriy-sx houiS walking Que hundred
and thirty miles. H. pn soaso upon his ehoee and
whilly oa his feet, and preferred moou.gh. 10 dal
light considering tho former better by milo III
3, hcur
Now aud then some Interesting details connect
ed with tie late iobtery O.. lo Bank Of England vote
paper, and tic snbseqle iorgtries come 90 the
l3hi though the English authorities arc not fond OF
making talk about the matter. Il thought that Il
plant" uron tho mills where Inc paper - laanu.ac-
tured vas made for a long tune before tho robbery
occurred; for 10 confident tho parties hai the
possession OF tho paper was the most important
vont that one ~ them, now iD custody, expressed
the opinion tina. he could take spurious note, exc
cued ON tho genuine paper, TO tie Bank OF England
itself and obtain gold for il. As the different de.
nominations OF notes printed on different paper
no two kinds being alike, it was necessary to pro-
euro some u eseh sort boore goins ~ large ins0 Tue