New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

ern Powers would be patent impertinsDce. Or II
Oh the other baud the Poles continue TO surprise thu
world. ~ they thus far hsve-Russisn wanton bar
bsrities, and srroesnty wilifal, hind underesii
mating Of their strength, aiding, - they thus Ia
have sided-why then the way 10 interference VII
be clearer. Meanwhile tho Poles steadily eontrs
dict by fscs tbs swaggertng Rusrsn proc iamationi
of every past week, that their "demorsliIed bsnd'
are all defeated that their mysterious national com
pittee has no power.
IL 10 said that u eco Polish patriots have already
fallen in battle or, what 10 worre. a. prisoners into
the hands Of the Russians. This 10 fearful pro
portion of the nst,ons fighting men; for it must be
always remembered that the body Of the nstioD-
the peasants, the snbsoI msss-is hardly stirred by
the fight Hero Poland euherr. like the rest, for its
old Sins. The peasant mass, while q united Poland
still existed had no rights that the ancestors Of its
present heroes were bound 10 respect. And there
yet are American folks, with bulbous excrescences
their shoulders. and eyes that glare witbal, who
don't see why the American colored inhaJitant does
not rush to the defense Of the glorious ~ old Union
But whether the patriots wiz the immediate in-
dependence Of their nation, or in death cestbless
laures, they advance the cause. The grand though
slow.moviDg march Of civilization, Of right aud
Justice Tagging faiDtiDg but yet getting on through
the weary centuries started from Calvary amid the
jeers OF the then triumphant masters Of the world
whimming is Leader dead because hs was materially
killed. II no sparrow fslls forgotten, without the
Father, what sball We not hope from well-fallen
holiday Inheritance 10 be profted from only on
Sundays, when shop is ,but and public peddlers of
cheap political, rhetorical shoddy have no license,
may we not ipteigently believe
That nothing wsll' with simlss' feeti
That not one life shall DO destroyed,
Or csst ss rubbish to the veii."
We are in receipt Of American news telegramatio
to July 4, Mesoe's terrible battles nobly sustained
and reports from Port Hudson, Vicksburg and
Roseorsuss advance. The worst Of this last item Of
good news lies in the unhsppily stereotyPed phrase
that the Southern troops are " cemoralized.'' This
10 not proper matter Of jest but it 10 the fact that
30 soon as friends and enemies here read the tel
egramatIc phrase Of Southern troops de enorszed,"
both guffsw, the friends sadly the enemies heartily.
Review the last two years seres felegramaticsly
reported "demorslzed " Rebel troops, and then
cav whether the gufiaw is excussble. What have
we gained, whs did any body or good cause ever
gain, by such WPPTessio ros, BY such self-dscep-
tionsf
You will note the fate last Monday IN the British
Commons OF the famous koebuck motion for peti.
uoning the Qoeen 10 recognize the Independence OF
the c. :. A. Well enough TO keep IN mind that the
motto. Of motion six weeks cd ct the date Of s
Withdrawal There 10 no need TO remind your read
trs that The special base on which Roebuck stood
vantage ground from whence 10 push 10 acceptance
WIS bic and Lindsay famous interview with Napo-
leon. That hs first report IN open Parliament OF the
imperial sentiments uttered at that interview wss
subs,autisly truthful. have not doubt Bot the
direct and evidence In tie case IL now
oJen 70 any careful reader Of the hafdozen reports
Of Parliamentary debates bearing upon it, aud Of the
MDnueur note of July ), whose preceding study Of
English ministerial statements, OF French MopitOral
statements, and comparison of the ssme with event.
uslly proved fact, make him = compsien, Judge.
Among others, three motives reasons are spta-
rent for fierce Tear EN- Roebnck's modest, sunk
tail subsdence last Monday from bis previous con
fdsnt, sharp-ba'king posiiion. FUaf Mr.. Roe
buck's csuicular srdor for the South VAS lsterly
discovered to be Ill-sdvised BY ito less dogecd,
wiser ineDds-and they begged bin 10 desist.
Secondly The irritation OF national pride provoked
by &" Tear ems" pretension 10 speak directly from
tie French Emperor 10 the English PEOPLE In high
advisory, almost gnos ssofis.icahs;ye. had spread
rspidly sunk deeply, and sropted most vivseionsIy
not TO ssy virusntly Punch Po'f, and 1'me', Tray,
Blanche and Sweetheart, were ell out loud-moutbed
against dog " Tear EN- m" for bis impertipence
7Audly Mr.. Roebuek knew very we'll that bad
10 pushed his motion last Monday night, that
had be ventured 10 furnish the proofs be had
Ia hand Of the yencI(ity OF nis rpon ofl
the famous interview, the House would have been
mn edately seized with . motion condemning MI
r. a, guilty Of violation OF is privileges, OF British
Parliamentary privileges, OF wise diplomatic form
alties, and Implication OF ordinary gentle
manly prophecies Mr.. koebnet dhre No. 1 lA'n ~
the.e pro.y dangers, and 90 be let hinseh be
plapped in the face For the rest, you viii observe
that jsunty Lord Pslmerion slsps hiIi mod hedly,
with = sort Of loving cbssteniDg. Ito iAe' ths'
had Lord PalInerton driven tho Tear en- TOO
close to the wall, the latter might 10 self
deierre have been provoked IN desPrl'
ton to bring forward such proof, OF ne
correctness Of hs frst report though destructive
TO Linself would have knocked tie launty fslmsrs-
top-let bis Lordship permit" higher Than hits'
William Mulready one OF tho best Eneilsh
psipter, il dead, after q fulfilled life Of n yoss.
iA,t Tuesday oied here William Alexander Anthony
Archibald, Duke of Hamilton In Scotland, Duke of
Brandon 10 England, Duke Of Cbaiellsraut IN
France, hereditary guardian OF the Castle oil hoIy'
rood. HIS relsii ioDs aud connections trs curious
On bis fathers SIDE LIE dssfehdeo Hon 3snis'
Hamilton second Count Of Arran, who, in lof9, Oh.
,sined from Henry III. Of France the Duehy OF
Cbaiellersult IN Potion, and, on occaiion ei the
death of Scotch King James ", was declared pre-
,nmrtive heir of the Scotch Crown, Mary stuart
during wLose minority he wns Regent, dying win
out bers. BY virtue Of this, ana IN s'fie. nnli. h
splitting legality. the just dead Duke was, tho boy
duke 10 legitimate King OF scotland-ss their
for rbears have been any time since Queen Ann ana
the diversion o the succession oi The Ehsnsh Sfo"h
70 the house OF Hanover. The just dead Duke wa"
on the mothers aide graDdcbiid Of William BECK
ford, author Of Vsthek and Fonihin Abbey, great
grsndchld then Of ANTHONY Bedford, whilon
Lord Mayor Of London.
So much for relationship. Now for connexion.
The last-week duke, while yet young snd very
handsome--singulary like Lud Byron IN facial
beauty-beny imperiously barred in his hearty love
for sweet Scotch Lars OF remote coufinship by br
fathers will did espouse in 1913 The Princess Mary
of Baden. The Princess Mary Of Baden is daughter
Of stepbsnie Tascher de |. Pagerie. eousn OF Eln-
press Josephine, and adopted daughter Of the first
Napoleon. The actual Duke Of Hamilton, then,
likely youug fellow Of nineteen yeSr. or 80, DC, Q,
uending from tho eldest sister Of james III. oil
Scotland and Beckford Vathek aud Baden princess,
is related TO the Stuars, the English booIgeolrie
and hterati, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and Gus
/ paTd Uhuser.
A careful, groping provincial genealogist las late
lv ,trock moro reconcile vein and tracked II ny
and down the ages to happier sanity orgu and glo'
rious issue. Ihst Eugene, fair EmPFe" OF the