New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28
FROM ENGLAND.

Hot weather in Londsn-Tke Crops-1n'
crease Of Pauperisiu in Lancashire
Emigration-Thc Queen, Prince IN"
Princess Of WaIes-The London PRESS
on the Nnpolcouic md Rebel A"'"nce
The Tincs's New American CORES
poudrp,-ColoneI Hugh Fcrbes--Thf
p.l;sh Nuestiou-Ncw Anglo-HtbelF Fri
vsteers, &C.
Frsn Our Special Coresposaest
LONDON Aug. Is. 1869.
Another week Of such glorious exceptional
~sat.,r TINT Il might satisfy even Americans or re
s.,r.ed Anglo Indian officers that England has Sum
ner-d.ys not cloudlsss yet delightfully."- sultry a,
Isvonstsry to suggest tie Drawing Of the remarks
London ,treetboys by appearing in linen and Pan
ana hat - the inevitable besmrchment OF both In THU
smske begrinod metropolis TO do it justice, however
It does its best to look agreeable under the pleasant in
6uences Of tie season Will. its comparative freedom
om the nsaitary horrors familiar 70 New orhers rem
Der it more than endursbls. even in midsummer. Yet
told that for eigA years tie sun has not shone 81
hotly over the heads Of ssckneys while French savar
probably the Wandering JeN-sdds century and q
hf to that number and declares that last Sunday IN
Paris hs stA) exceeded the aggregate In temperature
There. indeed review postponed in consequence
Here on the night The 10TH treated Us TO sH alto
Eether unusually fine show of eteors sometimes kno"
ps tie fiery tears Of St. Lawrence in honor OF the ere
matte anniversary Of that gridironed mertyr; SAW
Etle crowds assembled the recesses OF the bridges
looking at them by day Of course neither tie suiti
hess Of the weather The termination of TIE season.
and II consequent Gocking Vi all classes OF excursions
lists sI Of effects any pcgoepb.c dimsatiou In
the -, Of human London; by night the streets slreal
more crowded than ever especially the road Ike thor
pughfares Of the ouSkirH There not tavern but ha'
Its score OF outside benches hronged by thirsty ire
nueb;ers male and female. whnc tho blare of brass
bands and tho shouts o. holiday makers returning n
Sans from the en,iTons. render the quie. evenings
kideOus.
From the countr, We have Of the prospect OF an
abundant harves and the less welcome Intelligence OF
Ehe almost total failure Of the hopcroPs serious mat
ker t. al Brons and believers IN beer not 10 mention
She speculative gentr, whose talk ia Of pockets Ill
double sense whose Offices in the Borough On The
d,St side also Of our nstona, condition VIII soon al
Bear the heavy item Of Lancashire pauperism. which
Has Increased t. the formidable Of leaving half
million OF persons unemployed oT very preeailons! So
For remedy. ennis .tlOn. change Oi occupation. ana
charity are the former most sensby and sTeh
nously. Expect therefore no abatement OF Vie lvng
Eide setting IN upon your shorcs and wor'her emby9
American citizens you cannot have iran the's oafu'
working patient north-cOuntr, wcavet, who thotsA
no sol sly entrcaed from within and without 70 TIC op'
iary h.ys always steadftsy persisted in putting ihe
responsibility Of The wa upon the night shoulders sa
L. londins 40 helping lGad toward Rebel attempts at
Endorsement and gEition The Irish toe ma thelr
natural outlet but little less attractive than usual tie,
urem got 70 be At al frightened by the Les Of tie Anglo
Rebel newspapers set.n, forth their liability IL nine-
diato inpressinent soldiers, upon landing Oh the
Clays Of New York. il is supposed that tie prospect
Ave opening of the Galway line viii give al additional
inxets 10 emigration Willie the general reduction OF
fares in the Cunard steamers may tempt others beside
trisamen to lcaye tie Old world and r, their fortunes
Elsewhere When Slavery is abolished ard the South
conquered there u be plenty Of scope FOR free labor
TIE Oueer with the juvenile branches OF her ianiy
j. the daily papers viii tell you a. Brussels tempo,
rary e.terteed by the practically democratic King Of
Che bcsia1s who sAks every day ON the pier ana con
verses fsmhsrly with iAose persons whom be may 70
coguze-hke no other kErosan sovereign above tho
xaIk Of the little German "taHspsronoaes We read OF
an Thsokeray TIE departure II hsr Majesty from
England was marked by sgch unusually :iriugen, pre-
cautions against tie possibility " ANY OF her SUBJECTS
fexcep; official ones seeing heIoncs an ordinary Pr
Iegeas 70 have melted good deal Of ooumsnt on Tie
Ear, of the press and ohnrgaOn o. tho presumed scs
dnoiHce and turnkey who originated them All olefk'
and Others occupying Offices IN the vicinity OF tie ave
leading to lie wsolsich pier were warned no' :,
coats detailed keep of spectators cheering ana oile
demonstrations of loyalty foIbiGceD-indeod bad th'
object of al this socituds been state prisoner con
Seyej through the Traitors Gate into tie Tower NJ
greater preventves could have been put in force tC
lie suppression Of popular sympathy % oouise We
of the alistOcratic Morning Posi have reason 10 Do
leye that the regulations gave great OheiSe 70 hei
Majesty" that she simply desired thst al ceremony
might b. dispensed with ON the occasion AID that ihe
might be no .ssemblags Of persons admitted 70 WOW
the proceedings; AID i naturally caused her
very greet annoyance 10 Ind ulat measures 70
haysb and so foreign 70 her nature could possibly be pre-
epuled 10 have eInanated from herself Perhaps they
did not but AZ tie same time the CIRCUMSTANCE -
rather corroborGive Of he popular idea thar Ter mental
heath has been seriously affected b! the death u Prince
Albert and that there are more tnah o!uhf! reasons
TO- tie rigid seclEsion in which SIZE has since lived A
propos Of heI the Paris Pres, lets f. al idOic e",drd
Guaekng to the effect that she Is gong 70 marry ts
ey King of Portugal the assigned for the PIE
foterous alliance being in singular ahtgOnsln 70 tAal
page Of forbidden aiiLities IL she Box Of Common
PRAYER beginning with y mar inhy not marry Ia
graz imother namely. that Ferdinand was uncle u
fhe late Prince Albert. Probably the extreme heat o.
tie weather before alluded t,beat IN winch IL Is i'm
Tossibe 10 work unless night and very early ia NE
morning" in consequence Of which beds are Ieaped
aid yatered BY torcfhgh." and productive Of al almost
Jgyyt.an plague Of flies and ipsccis both In and out o
deorsnay Lave inspired the Pyesss with the idea vi
favoring ts readers Win some particularly cool state
Nent.
are starring u IN Scotland. and aordDg the reporters
OF the London press delightful holiday also an Op~r'
tunity TO vcntilate an inordnate amouit m
reafiye 10 tho places visited scottish Io!aIy 1Ocs MOI
sppear to have weAcd sincs Ito days when AL Fam.
bufgh mad it'll qualification at the spectacle OF
George ~ In kin and no tro~sers-when Christopher
NORTH and his literary rOughS burst into enhusastc
rcans in B.ckwOOd and good old Waiter scott cut ms
Goat tas by accidentally sitting down upon tie sacred
wine glass from which thai Prince had drank AT
present perhaps there is excuse for demonstfa
zion for the Princess who excites the greater snare u
interest Is really pretty gOod-huhoied ana
Jhe ladies complain that tie Prince does NJ look at
them enough when they are presented to him. i am
afraid he IL growing supercinous just nov the royal
couple at Abergedie ia Bauflshire' among the
Thlanders where they will stay for couple Of months
whence they propose 70 visit the Earl and Countess u
Fifo at Mar Castle.
AVID easy transition On Monday Llst tho 10Th. came
from your side Of the the news Of the strong
probability that had been made by Jeh DAVIS
and tine Rebel Cabinet ~ Napoleon I'LL FOR recognition
and practical assistance. Two days previously mao
written ~ you setting forth reasons for ths as more
than possibility. Now tie thing Is beio!e ana mas re-
ccived certain amount of discussion lilo IimD hsl
OF an declared IN behalf of Imperial interfcrohce, pro
nonncipo the contingency Zone which tho world