New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
From Our speclaI CofFespondent


pectedy leaving bchoders abroad and at home ugape
with surprise. =,
To reiura for n moment, to a subject suggested 10y
NV ord Observation-Disclosures. There viii be- ne
ackenng OF il during the present year from Europe IN
general and think II the aristocracy OF this Island
Knew how the cayen working among the masses,
thew might dread and dislike the restoration Of the
Union still more than they do l nave before me a
pamphet of - pages, on Emigration, with special
reference 10 Minnesota L. 3, and British Columbia
by Mr.. Thomns Rawlings of Gresham House, London.
long resident In America. IL sets forth, very strongly
and pertnenty the advantages offered by the territory
in ou,stion particularly the great new State Of Min
nesota Here Is sample paragraph, suggestive OF The
convictions Of those 20 whom IL IL addressed:
America !. giant young strong, vigorous and active she
ran hear blows and commensurate with that stTcngh
me war may parayze her siansh for tme her enere.
NAV he Temporarily e1haus,edt bat when the weapons
d. h sha De laid aside, aud the soldier sbA become
M. civilian and like the ancient Roman turn the sword into
share the innate strength remaining viii bring
about recuperstion. The wealth Of America Is Ia her soil
r. pay hayoe with hock aud herds smite the cotton and
corn ro the surface Of the earth and sweep the ocean OF
commerce. These things may IeiHrd progress can only be
Tor time while with I'd strength she IL collecting her
en.irs 10 continue her march in the Of progress The
fertile so produce aHd the sea. rivers to transport irom
T3e Americans residcntsi in London had meeting the
other day the London Tavern in furtherance OF the
interests Of the L. 5; Sanitary Commission, W. NJ.
Fyerts Of New York being in the chair. They organ.
lied IN auxiliary society, and an influential working
committee 10 solicit and receive subscriptions. a
Paisley firm sent contribution Of 300. The society
will BE- permanent 81,
The papers exhibit long lists Of subscribers names In
aid IL the fund started for the defense Of Bishop Cocnso
agains, his reverend prosecutors. over $1,000 we're
Contributed In u few days. The names comprise per
sons Of all professions, and, prominent among them,
those of many clergymen of the Church Of England
who couragcousy enroll themselves as friends Of Free
Inouiry and the much mngned Bishop of Natal OF
whose head il might be said Of Yorck's. 'ris
bruised and misshapcncd with the blows which -
and = and some others have so unhandsomely given
him In the dark that It's wonder any inter should fit IT,
Ueterodoxy will certainly get the better Of the fight
and il Coienso be expelled, he has only to come to
London 10 be M popular rs Spurgeon.
few stray items told promlscuously. The Cobsrs
Ga.es German official paper, has stated TINT Queen
victoria busily engaged In writing her memoirs
Her Majesty quoth The Journal. has Telinqushed her
ordinarily active part In State affairs and made over
the responsibilities Of leyees and drawngr0oms to the
Prince and Princess Of Wales for this photographed
pnrpose had heard as much before with the eSccp.
lion that the royal task said TO be the biography Of
The late Prince Alberta more likely subject. You
may remember that not long after his death there was
a look or pamphlet publishcd-I .hint OF lis writing
With a preface rcuned papaby inspired BY her.
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