New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

Government becnuse he s the (acciGennD Iofy rcpre
ser tatiVc Of liberal borough
These rories-ncyor particularly wise party-hnvc
lust succeeded IN uterv dsgrTcng then Selves In what
has proved the real parliamentary event Of the week
Tho dcb,tc Involving the ch1ractnr Of Mr. Snnsed and
his relations with Mnyzini 20 impesched by Greco. the
Italian aSsa sin and the French ProcurcurGeneral
friend of mine hcppcned to be in the ouso on Thursday
ncht-one rroty amar with Congress IL the old DAYS
of plantation mrnners and pr-Shvcry domination
and he tells mo tkat in all hs American experience he
meyer Witnessed ANYTHING ike it--baTring hrhtsfol
violence aud sheer brutality. Mono Of the published
descriptions come up 10 II. 1t began suddenly, IKE
ty"bodn and raced as fnrouslv without however. do
al mischief except to the sorm-ras rs charncters
Most probably it was designed as oroally frmidable
attack upon the Ministry through MI stansfed hut'
ko those that have preceded It, IL proved abortive.
partly through yirulence partly through mismsnhge-
meut The unusual unaniminliy of The speakers Hnr
gess tlis Disrac was chcered by thein with hearth
ness which must have surpTe hm they had accepted
Swifls axiom that Any stick Is good enough to beat
n dog with a wonderful accord. The speeches were
delivered spasmodicaly amid perfec; babel Of inter
rupions oxclamations and hlsses. These gentlemen
Tories and representatives of perhaps the p7oudest
political party In existence howed. shioked believed
bawlcd squcacd yelped, yelled, threw up thor hats
and arns md kicked against iheT sen's nse so many
drunken Ecdlamites. Only John Brights nervous re
bukc and Mr. Gladst0ne's calm rcasop'ng eowed them
into somo show oftemporary decency. which was again
thrown of IN the lobby. TLey were. however soundy
boaten though their whip was mos! vigorous. and
Of charaotcr only rcsorted 10 in Of gr"at pery
contess The excitement of the occasion extended Ia
the strangers and ladies' galleries. whose inmates
scarcely forboro 10 cheer a the Ministerial triumph
over ns disgraceiul scene the Commons hus ever
witnessed.
10 other natters which nm not sorry to speak Of.
for the last paragraph has left bad taste in mouth
Really beNOud of the ROcbuck Stansfeld order
and snch ike manifestations If private party spirit
there not much doing IN Parliament There never 49, II
this time ofthe year, unt Gftor Easter and not AWAY
then.
The usual signs Of the season nre beginning to bo ap
parent In the country the yolet3 cut, taking
the winds Of March with beauty" in town tae ri'al
Opcrehouses put forth progInmues; bills disappear
from the windows Of fashionable lodgings; nearly every
thcnter Is open and doing wel'while all sorts Of en-
tertainmeuis' invite public attention; ont OF dons
London. too, grows lively. We hardlr tak OF tie
Danish war. and ONLY proiessed Politicians. or people
WHO are obliged to, road the editorials It in the
uewspapcrs IL seems generally expected thrt nothing
very serious will come out of It after all Thet let the
rcht and wrongs De what they may Great Britain is
not going to interfere Indeed the Ango-Dnnish sym.
patty hss been pure matter Of feeling comb.~d with
ignorance, throughout. If the Prince OF Wales hadn
married Danish Princess, doubt II should have
heard anything a !tmieht perhaps have gone in or:
deniy on the other side. Meantime. all Liberals and
AncO-Amoriohns discern. ~ significant fact that TIE
most ardent advocates ~ Denmark In tho press and In
poll cal life are identified as sympathzsrs with Ssces
sion.
Apropos OF the Prince Of wales 1t Is reported that
the Young man nspircs 10 emulate tho fame ~ IN Illus
coming the acknowledge leader OF fashion The first
you know-"it was In TIE ricor of his intelect-ln-
vented shoe buckle which almost covered TIE foot eI
tending from side 10 side may be IN old engrnv
ines The second Intends reforming tho style ei even
inc costume which for upward OF fifteen or-twenty
years has exposed the British swell to the rot M.
frequent experience Of being mistaken for waiter.
A fter an immense amOrnt Of experiment. he hns-so
thew say a the cubs-desi.ned clous garment u
black SILK yo,yc Of the coat Kind, but without tas.
which he intends 10 sport" on convenient oppor-
tunty for the example OF his iusrre subjects during ne
coraiaR Other particulars are added suggesve
Of even more startling Innovations There Ger
iainy mus, lie something sariorial In tho SAKE.
Co5urg and Gotha blood you ney recoIees
tho early attempt OF the late Primo Con.
sort 70 ''honnei" the British soldier with IN In.
ycrtcd fower.pot under the title Of the Albert Hat
shouldn't wonde7 II one went back far ehonga In the
nealogy Of the family fthC tailor might be discovered
whose nature occasionally appears in his descendants
Just as certain Maays did In the family of an honest
gentleman of whom have heard. One Of his ancestors
had married the objectionable savage. and whenever
anything he distilled manifested itself in tho rosicriiy
he always attributed il N that conounded MALAY IL
veIaous but lne' liable. 50 may tie ssrtori ten
dency be In tie Prince At the same time would rot
advise the swcis Of NewNork Ia dsfer getting their
Spring styles until tho sweet thing In dive. eoats OF
"Walcss Introduction comes over. IL may rot take.
Changes Of the kind have been attempted be'ci fsng
most completely Count ID Orssy for instance Drought
out coat twenty years ago. but the taiors ere
adamant, and ho lad 10 take II in aggis BuSer L,t-
ton. too. when in tho full rlory Of Pshsm.h"d. ~
padded man who the stays" tried sererh in'en'
lions In dress but nobody initiated him. Disraeli
again. in the days OF his youth eynced yearnnts IN
similar direction, and tsvnrd the very same material
adopted bv the pfince-bnck Vcvctwhioh reminds one
OF an amahs remark attributed 20 one " the clevores
and bittcrest Of Englisbwonen. Lady Bnlvef lytton
The author " Vivian Cry" had Jnsi risen from HI,
lie very clear i'm sssion his Genoa pile Look
at him." said the lady 'ere hs goes W.T.. ne orAnd
question think TIM. the Prince must secure the con-
OF the taors before he can aspire TO setting
the fashion.
Another subject os club sos,lp and minor meropoli.
t,sa n eQff ~
once belonged 10 william Makepcaes Thacf.ray. At
bis kOuso-a charming newod one, built hot long ngo
under Ills direction a. Palace Green, helsnrton
appropriately Queen Annih IN its quniLI cofsrucuon
with q long low. red brick front, sl0ping roof and
quaint porch and chimDoys-thers has been three
days public auction. crowded. OF course yesterday
was the last dog Of the sale can't tell you. but thse
who loved tho and his noble writings may ss.ily
imagine. how melancholy WIS the occasion. Making
snes way through the pIomiseuons crowd OF hteraIy
men repOrtcrs jews old women. idlcrs, and what mot
from room 20 ROOM 40 suggestive Of its late owners
taste. and kngs now echoing " the shuttle Of eos
the hun aud gable Of voices and the sharp fnock O'
the auc,oneers hammer one could mol he'p lnlhilug
OF what 10 had written Of similar scenes-the sale at
Osbornes where poor Dobbin bought Ameias piano
(and never got sny credit for 1.-THE breakup OF The
eptable home VI dear old Colonel Neweone Inc
Press was largely represented. believe In person and
by deputy The upholstery fetched only ordinary prices
a. MIGHT have been expected; but the books excited
as did the plato and China and uings con
necied With the table. silver punchbowL the st OF
the publishers Bradbury Evans. sold for about SIX
times It's weieht-an unusual compliment 70 manu-
factured ayAoe OF only ordinary beauty. Theie was
great eonention for couple OF pairs Of nut aehers
" hich those who knew the dead novelist ana
could remember him with the implements
in hnnd cracking both nuts and jokes as
tho vino warmed his brain could well undsrstsnd
presentation copy Of Dickenss Chns.nM
Carol" with sentence written In 1t by the author,
brought R25 l0s.-twico as much as was paid for an
autograph Of Shakospearo not twenty years ago; But
tho papers will give yon ample particulars. do not
know why the salo should have occurred but IL seems
the regular thing in England
We had not heard the last you see, about Cs: Craw
ley for he formed the subject OF sort OF eplogue 10
his case IN tho House OF Commons last Tuesday even
inc Nnhody Ia katihfcd WITH tho trial neither The