New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17
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The routine proceedings IL The Bisisb Eo17o
of Commons wers recently pieasiag'y dwess-led
by The following incidents: On cstaia u.,oi Sir
y. gn,i, had 20 complain 0: breach Of pri'iil gei
,he eyc.iry tefore be bad, IN Tic coaFte u lac ce
base, eIcken sone bat. d..is ls,ely Of tie Cbiai
Cousunc,or Of ito Navy; the Chef Crnur,ctor Of
30 Navy bid ibareugou N.i,isn 10 Sir (. Saith
very atg.y mote, in which Sr 4. .sAa-.lt eu.ents
,r.te dfsruated as false aGd iiueiious. Tia WIS
the breach 4 privilege, eui the Ho1se bFisiied u
cEoe. Loo P-.ct war F.,Ler in favor Of alow NJ
Hc C.i,f Gomrlc;or 10 eio,oe.ze privately. i4r.
RsebucS. howe or, could not uegs 0. y; The
,ps,lt was addressed 70 tic whole HOME,
a.i 70 so Whole House .,e arolcG elca'd be
utie. The Hoaso b.ired once u.or5, ald tbe
tsief ConitYuc,yr Was orGcr,d 20 arpear AZ t-s ba
the peytnisli. Gu tie neS, riga', then, there wa
m ua,qm4galy flN hOase, iha Commons 'ai'g %
lt.He- 10 aiSlit their u ri'y NEa more aacrty
,hsn to attend TO lheir blaaers The Chief Co,
.-rnc or nr cai ei at pout vhere IL baI OF the
House is by a l"e od Gslion sDg.c.ed - be, an
x4a gloSeiej d: 6y tie l-samb,d ~sdon; then
tue s,,a1er informed him t'at his letter was
broach OF priv.egei the C'isf Constructor offered
10 the llo15o "an ample l2o0gy," aud
o Sir L. SDih, wbat The paper calls 9" doubio
a1olos, >" adding that be tie otter under ir
i.uJion AMI that be hoped L's a"o)gy would b,
droneI lacs'ac,oy- Of Humiliation which
one woud tGink ought 10 saisy both houses OF
P-rliamen, and tie ROYAL Family. TIE LoN9os
FINES says the whole affair was rlcn.oas farce,
lie game LOT being woF 80 pogdan
"A French corTe,Fondeni Of London paper hss
scmg receu, remarks uron gus restrictions AMI imma
r.lies under which the fIe ars I've p Paris. TO-
iics antAorz.tiol Is Necessary lor he Publication o.
any euqrsyug aud Lbe llIae rpib appears 10 be ap
pcd to artists - 10 impcsed on writer's. Tie rue
may be stated thui SupPseg, all food for thought,
sAd give l>ti;ude TO iool for passion Hence tue
mcs, indecent eaga5iuss ~ ILe picture dealers
IS yldows. TIE writer quoted says severely that I
tLere Is cIhs ps more displayed ia them y stimulate
tie grow n o. vice Lad Ia - be .oana IN the teI
04s If the Official paper or even 10 DO seen at the
Cont f0cy balls. But, wt'o eight editions of
" I4ry.e before the Areops5u-' are put l0rtl, &C.
cent engraving Of Gar.bn4i is not allowed tor SAFE.
Tue portrait n b. Fagran and Is ssid 10 convey tae
Tee, ,ot What the Italian Libagltcr really wbcp
has bsea 90 iag given tyP.c;ures. Il j. believed
hat the sgoae On which 1t was Autographed was 30 4
be lo.d % Eaglieb patiialer.
"A libel su.t was rscea.y tried a. tho Court Of
Qneea's ,ieneh, LONDON. which i-teres Cd the gca-
trAl pnb.lj more than such things usually DO The
sdiof u Yhe Brigsh Ensign soag.t for damages
from the pGh;er u Tie SaiArd4y Resies FOR an az
tiels iu The latter paper couleaung upon Tie con.
duct Of The former byi,s editor tho piainti6 /! ap-
pears ths. Tie Ens'gs. later 4ted ia the heatbsa |
geuerpliy, sni more particularly IL tie CHA sc, is
IN the frequent habit Of publishing l1tors having
reference TO the propagation Of the Gospel Imoas
that nation. Ia order 10 give te'a Letters wide
circulation, Tho editor also ireque iesued appeals
10 the rymyatheIio Christian wos!u of Enslsnd TO
subscribe lor large numbers Of copies. The Satur-
day Reepw irsluuated thGs lie primary object Of
th. editor was nos ihe salyaou of lbe heaiLen, but
tie circulation of The Ensign. Heace tho action
for hbel. TIE result Of long trial was verdict
asllss TIE Saturday R-eic1 for s!Jc.
- OF late years the annoyapees ani positive dis-
comforts Of thcso who atteud the royal leyees and
draw ing gooma Of her Majesty nos to speak Of real
osfes OF property and canlsgs 10 members OF She
huirau body, have been increasing with tue la
creasing Thong o. tLose who are received the
death Of P.iAce Albert, and tho consequent suspeu-
zion Of uuoh state occasions had caused the mstter
to pass out of ptopes minds; bat the recent leyses
held by tue Prince Of Wales on behalf Of bis royal
mother hayo brought it fesly aDd dlsssrseatly up.
The levee at which occurred the creates! rusA was
held, Gs All such are, at st. james. Palace, aud
lasted four hours During The whole Of that time
tie rooms of the antiquated old palace were dlled
with crowd unequslsd except by those at the box.
Offices wben Jenny Lind tickets were once sold
One Of thorc who, Of couise, wrote ~ Tile IIs
about it says that the door was literally Strswp with
feathers, lace, spurs swordknois, and other tokens
Of severe conflict. People could 60 from one
room 70 another only by engaging in bsnd-tO-hand
fgh,, and then following up his victory with
strong assault Of elbows. The Times makes tho
matter the subject of an editorial article, recon.
msndpg very strongly that the ceremony Of recep-
lion be transferred from st. Jamess 70 Buckinghan
Palace; otherwise, it is isid, the drawing.rooms
will shortly come 10 be attended only by those whose
socja position requires tho iDdousmsns Of public