New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

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the worst Of tcmpers, in consequence OF te ni''s'
ave trm.nt. Meantime Che knowiDg ones M Pitc- ~
ser1 positively that conri-pOicy ~ gra'ititihs tow
Germany and that private assurances nave uee,
from and to crow ned heads that England WONT lei
fere This may he confirmed by the rlIcnin-tnro
that young Prince Alfred has Just received the Itcor
tion II the Order Of tlo Black Eagle from the KING Oh
Prusse-that exceedingly obstinate Looking gentyna
whom Puch. in this weeks cartoon pIespts VIZ. ~.
Order Of st Gibhet." A good deI 81 Giseust -
pressed ut the transaction priv ately and We are eAP
Ing general raw la Parliament Danish and t'cI
directly pamerstons govt lnteTmiis ruHo'o"'
TO allow him To attend -, .,or4,r
On the first day OF the eek murderer was ha ecu a
NewCate when the Inevitable question OF oaP,si p
ishInent came up again In Parliament. and 81 otHs
Grev consented to an investigation OF inc WDo'
by Royal Commission. appointed for the pGIIo9s,.
This is one Of the Steps toward, II not the anoito "a
the halter, some sort of modification OF h' -. -.
loose application Englishmen are SLOW IN ei'co,ins
reforms indeed. think 1t always requires 80 ~,
number Of their opponents to die OH Drsl O''0io any
The precautionary celebrations have fniry buzod or
fiickered out that of StIaford-oD- Avon oeiIE u.
cided success that Of London farce ana a hHl.'
had promised myself another VISIT TO the pieashl' "u
| Wsryicksbire town and YOU some account oi the
dOpgs there but the east winds blew my Intention our
of me- and for the iunkctngs, are Ihey nov NI''cm ~
the daily papersi Though the Iercentenary-"4tn
which word, by the way, the oockneys make strange
work inelning 10 pronounce II tersenttynehaiEy-ls
over its traces remain. III nnuinerabe Dnss OF lc oc
aud his belongings Pnotegrspns piGtuies how
of a kinds too have Of course, improved the oppor
tuniiy; and friend infoIms NE that he w.a intoi
sReI ss sp bo St,, zeal Shakespeare polish"
In the House Of Commons. last night, MI harsh
gave notice ON behalf Of Mr. Lindsay. NJ T. Tor sun
deraud that on the Sd OF June he WCuid suonI' uo
ton in respect 90 the United States having lot ts OBJ
ject either mediation between tho belgereh1 VI ,ie
recognition Of the Rebels by Great Brlalh. Inn
means nothing important though our ene,hs may &c
heye themselves Of little superhuoHs bile Against ns
and the Ministry; the motion can never pro'Ohe uei
day. unless Grant is much more nIueky thah nope le
will be- Very possibly il has been put forward IN an
ticnotion OF continued Urion disasters. The Rebels
here and their sympathizeTs crow good deal owe!
Fort Pillow and the Red River, pronounens lne nor
rors OF the massacre at the former mere f8hEeo h's
ard exnggerations; also, making counleI-aceusauohs
fancy, however, that the story WOuid nave tAcV-l
some feeling here. were II possibc ~ Sct up hli oii
American subjects, which certainly Just No" pushed
into the background many persons protesting All eilie
Indifference 10 them. ApIop0s the same steamer mo
Persia that brings this 10 YOU VII also carr! ueIvsS
| the Atlantic two Americans worthy o. 'sPccl5iI
regard and honor om their countrymen Tor Inc WORK
they have been respectively engaged III, IN III
rope. The hon. W. n. Eyar;s OF New. >oik mas
spent I think some four or FIVE months IN the on
world and instead Of devOtDg his holiday 10 mere sen
endowment has dedicated elmost the whole oi ms uhe
and nne abilities the task Of explaining 10 European
statesmen the real character OF me american dnos
war and undertaking them with correct 'dSas
OF its 6ntecedents ana inevitable Issues IN th4s
no has so admirably seconded our able repre-
sentative Mr.. Adams, that hear hlgh praise
OF hin, contributing immensely 20 the rcVnl
sion of feeling. against the Rebels Which haNc vi
| late had frcQHent occasion 10 mention IL nolA I'm
gland and France Mr. Eyarts moved IN the highest SO
ciety his brilliant Wit aud great atlohai powers
rendering him deservcdly popular. II ne hiu hAo th
espe ci mission behalf OF MS eouniTy interests ne
could not have worked harder or been more successful
IKE his enerayregrettei depa- 20 BE- sign that
all Is satisfactory in our foreign relations Inc htueS
here and their sympathi1ers use the most uh,0hp'
mentary expressions whenever lis name is mentioned
and attribute the stoppac Of Lairds rams entDy to
him and ~ Mr.. Adams.
The second ycyagcy by the Persia who deserves an
epstoary good by Cyrus W. ticd, fesnSoi 9i o. lhe
admirably. lie has been horribly overwerked' %
levc; end The engineers here swear by ehd ~hai
better believe in him, saying ibai WIN his inu"hlts
be energy, be IL just the man for Is task lhIe nave
seldom been two better samples o mcfcan manhood
in England than Eessrs fyarts ard ed ana TIC Sooo
! wishes 81 huEdrcds 20 with them.
Another WORTHY representative OF Ills country, the
Hon W. l. Dayton, Z. s. Minister 10 rance y ROW IN
Loadon his health rather impaired by hs sbois IN th.
fehfl discharge Of his duties, especially a. regards
the soppege Of the contraction oi hepel Ihiur anu
pgiysteers an French ports You know that the Con
federate Naval Department. Nss 'IansleIfsu nom t.s
oOuuTy that ruled by Napoleon III on te de'sHuoh
Of III 1ousson and FL llouasaif but siih no Detlef
success The Georgia had 90 DO remoS ed ana u now al
LIVERPOOL; but BsTing-a staDch Tory, rcIneinbei-
has lust given notice Of motion Of inquiry about her
arrival with view her cApulsiOn not he hfst ine
he az representative OF the mercantile interests 81 "a.
country has placed record his dislike VI the heDes
and ali their dOings. ,
see that they have. by the last mail circulated
story. trough the cOn-cnlhl MtuIuih VI if NtN
H3rld of their expecting twenty rams. in aid 81 the
Confederate canse from Europe tis year. ms Is sim
ply bO.i brag. bathersste, bnnkum Al the Vessels
they have building here perfectly wen Known shu
will hardly sail unless Grant gets hodly beaten when
there no knowing what may happen. Intervention IN
American affairs the part Of tue eeseEA fo"ers -
| TIE ROYAL Academy Exhibition which opened. as
usual with the month. .has betn-equaJy a. usuaf-so
crowded that one learns OF 1t from the papers tIAh
by real visit went, bnt am inclined 70 deier my
u4Tfonel observations think Laldeeers picture en-
iied Man Proposes. but God Disposes, seemed "
attract most attentions II IS triumph Of ability and bao
taste characteristic Of the great animal painter In IL
two nonstro1s Polar bears are osentomhing me re-
mains o1 some OF Sir John Franklins buried Arctic ex'
plorers. One ~ tearing the UBson Jack; the o.heI
gnsWe at the ribs OF skeleton. imbedded IN cleft oil
| ice What delightful subject Of contemplation FOR
widow or some Of the children Of the intrepid seanen
Mllas il but poorly represented BY i've incoDfidersbe
pictures apparently figure portraits. illustrative OF re.
cent studies Of green velvet He seems to have allowed
his talent TO nun .o,wastc In providing drawings on
wood for sensation stories profitable only IN q very
low sense There Is also tine picture by leighton Of
"Dante in Exile" worthy think. Of the honor Of en-
craving But may return 10 the Exhibition hereafter
Sothern Is playing NJ the Hsymmkei ~ a. Q9apAlnni
once or twice removed, called DAVID Gaiiick Which
with the triding exceptions OF being utterly fabulous
very improbable and great nonsense ID clever II has
given him another character beside Lord Duudreary OF
which. they say he S. had got horribly year! iyGE
three or four yeafs nearly every night Lord Dun
dreaIy is "a much Mr. So;hcine title IN England II
lie had been raised 10 the peerdge by It, People sug
oes, that Mr.. Veneerlugs weak minded friend in Our
Gu,ual ore by Charles Dickens Is slight reflection Of
IS lordship The first number Of that seIie By the
= - s0ld iIrtnopselv
"" y, buy.; Z. us week e1Saised. Here IA story
10 conclude with stolen nom friend Il does no. come
esitimately in my province. but dare say that your
clerer Pans Correspondent will excuse my retailing 1t
There may MT be VOID OF truth IN II, end iheie may
but IT'S amusing; " -,
The Empress said 70 he very jealous Of late OF the
beautiful Countess Of Caatigoro, who has recently
adopted new mode Of dressing her hair. by throwing
h 49, lonanI and tying IL hshiDd with ooored NIB