New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

ou little bullets Of speeohone Of hich wos las hmons
decoration ihat the King Of Nn pies has erected Athe-
ism into sysiem Of Government Next Is Mr.. lay
ard a solid bury BnglisAman. with Fat voice, gray,
ISL hair, large Hlustaehe and heard and fpil.cccup
dress He has good deal more hnmoI than his posi-
lion allows hin 20 display. Mr.. Horseman has Just
asked him If the Government has heard Of the report
that ship Ia going ont from Liverpool 10 capture the
Alabama, ana whether the Government VIII take the
same care "a hat hat 1t has 70 prevent inc de
parure Of shs Tor the CoEicdegucy. MT I@!ara rises
eud snys lie has only res something of Tie KIND III the
rev lsporG The pepSsh which lie rtao u bad Jeseo
whether II YVES Confederate dodge. liz that case the
gentleman or. Horseman) would know more OF II lhan
lie Government. 1haTo wcs d7oeiy in Nh Lay ara
tone rs he said ns, and aD iuynluntGrlness IN inc
l'ncl that followed it which made borseman thor
ongiy shclD<d anu uneasy man i1r I've next zen NH
utes. On Ialmersol's night sat Earl Grey. men IN
build and appearance very much !ke Horace Mann dur
ing Ia, last years or mis- lie. He bar, however, poor
husky voice, which Horace Mann had not. Earl Grey
is evidently d sincere man and laborio1s Minister
Two seats behind palmerston IA Sr George BowNer
tho great Roman CatHche CHAMPION. 4Ala. pLc, "a
eyed, sOEhtf nervous and rcstl 50. one andstaHds
row and why i1GuiGOns existed, when one looks at
him. lie has the manners of scholar ana ire wnoie
sir u fanatic; end hs DOUBT expects 70 see iend
Mass celebrated ia Westminster Abby yet But ccI.
;slv the most striking nan In the House NJ Common
is n raeii ihe opposite side. could wen see now
Tho authorizes If Counterparls should Lave found Iiiu
as susceptible OF being pgotean hero for her LoJels as
Ruhsns fuud bs W,fo for 80 many rtcnies Thst face
50 trauspslenny deep and DARK, tl0se thin cold lips
,l1el AID of as those N d panther that eye shaGoWed
f hetfrr measure OF thai uuon W ich he il about 10
String trat unconscious attude Of ono over lying IN
wait crogching. the superb Eae.y strength over each
ere tho sin ulNr sharp ella which IL all 81 The rather
narrow forehead badness which is not badness out
The iacrnipab,e stretch Of the forehead backward the
deep black hair with the one strange Mcdusalock
which curs dow IL ort-ail these Tlyot TIE .tj stion.
Diqrae Is no, an cid man. but hs face is full Of ins
sud changes. PhreDologicaly one ray FAY that DIS
eu0rno1s lowers Of 6JseTra'ion are aus Rfe%'.ee,s
strength. Re evidently hears mT III iaaiMLe ~
thc Speaker meant should not he b ard. %aleY u the
debate gu ScllOswig when Pgmtston was r1Ine
10 sooh she apprehension Of hoso who fear tAat Eng
lad would be iIEoyed In war DisTaeh detected tlt
this soothing Cor special purpose, and that IN
reality the Government was On the brink Of war. he
arose ard 20 the establishment of al De 80 pressed lhs
view that Palme stOn could not deny r. and 30 de Tact
tba TIE country Is drifting into war became for The
frat time r.cted by tbs country At large but MI
Disraai is a6si The only With anything attiae-
tive about him or that side Tho opposition soeaod 70
ne 10 be If very ard weak .aces ana heaGs
and Dsrach looks strangely ont Of place among so'l
They I'll supposed 20 be Iores and yet on ne IoWn
Cd tkem Sir r. Kelly WOst impressive declaration
against capital punishment. wss somewhat SD1ious
N see L,'d John HsnIeis; WI" shnoWh ~ The "0i'd
entirely by that oonplet Of his
Let avs and Learning Arts and Customs die,
but leave us still Ger old peciliiy.
An then he Is rather handsome fOppish man. dane
Ing here and theirs and eyerywlerc side ThiskeTs and
nun ache. II does not ako great deal OF oDsarsi
iion 10 that II all thc blessings enumerated IN TIE
first line sIcld die he Lord join ", would not be any
poorer.
IN TIM: section devoted TO the more moderate Tories
or opru.s OF tie Governmental few Gne heads
wss much slruck by tic youth OF some Of the mem
bcrs Of this section IL IA led by Lord Robert Cecil,
and il particularly tie direction RON Which caiping
questions concerning the United States are asked Hare
are the eyes which seepl1ssly watch Mr.. Seward OF
Is remarkable shat tho great oppoion leader Usfaen
ard his immediate comrades very rarely soy anything
70 the United Sttes and nothing at Eli in
favor OF tho CoufcGcracy c. 5arery.) Lord Eober'
Cecil il o tall sieId man, Will sRarl ia bis voice
aua very corcoited nGnner-that IS al. But whence
come these fOygg boys whom might naturally -h.
noot TO zee T. d. goods shop9 brit not IN the House 81
Conmouss they are young scioBs Of nobnty. ts'e
come Ia on money and we're elected " CvDlstte's
They here 30 loaf IL sounds Tsr! big ~ ihs IN
and that abou. the DATED ntatcs aad IL may be that
PoGCcckc has soiao tGJoEt. Elt 90 hncT Ihai ca
Ing scarf with hig gold PIN covered his tender bosom
tia dress was all enta,. rs voice Donorxafyto. !
ami bis whole air thai Of fcPpish boy; aad all ebou'
ooad bors ad -,nr,y .,.l.s ~. GortetIr 10 getting
in Euf opposite these cit tic real Representative al
.ho Rn giish people. These men are rot 'he repre-.
sIss corr1npites aad eit.eS Aore az. aid, BY
side, John Bright and Richard Golden. And here
sta rstcf a. fS 49,, w' Ia I bsb Of Imes5a fic
nrst thing that strike. one With reference !"
tbs sectiontae independent tapPorters Of the Gov.
~ tno how % speak For The most par, the srest'
Inc In the House 10 On wsAneT) lodicroas IL cefhns
h.x the recommendation VI beng unsiuciea anu " tue
point, bu. sin II Is no. piea-ai 70 see 49, ,srs
rceulaIIy 10 and o he were an inverted pennIIn
VT ths Is the Parliamentary styie: tnc GorcLnnen!
minister's generally osclaiig 80; elo ne' n. clad
stone varies II ouly by ciatobing th- ts-e oPls
pending ovcr Il; ard whon no has oecolae I'sn, .c
SPEAK, in vice win iihs enOIS S. % o me- A. m
srd tak.a hold 0. sonethng; but be cocs not swihg
rnoh ana is bo.tcr than thoss abut him lora Eoc
Cecrs speaking ia eIecrsbe; he does mol IhoW "Lsi
20 do With W, hands And then ono rarely hears sen
teno, an Ken In he Bouse without IS bong ert rp
wi,h sa.a.'f These OF all ciipped out ny
ttc friendly reporters 20 tsst tho speeohes tee -
but eyen the formulas interIded az nave s'1Ved
e E. ." world respectfully ga inquire a oi ,he es
hosofabie 4 ba-one. q &c, &c" IN ooonc 70 say
sl.0 that one has Iecsed 70 bis mind every momehI
The voice drsss aad or o, Sotheins Lord DundIesIy
b. these hOnoIabls gcntonsu. But all those tin'
end when We come 10 the section 20 ally represented
by Bright snd Cobten. Here are men VINO hie eY! |!
dea,J in tie htbt Of speaking to large TSsS % po1
indeed the only man in the House who couia DC ca'ce
an orn:oy His apocaySnoe is ane, MS msh,e, Coz
.nd franz his voice arrest and ciesr Cos shh cth
he avg, W bat not 20 the Tories who hsrn 10 nm
on chem every word tells Ccbden ~ nor. elastic ana
-norr caugte; IN manner not unlike Dr. Lo!lo"s she
that gentleman Is go fortunate 20 re speshnE snos'
his Gown In somc informal assembly. Another pccu
laI!ty OF this Independent section Us tL"t ne
are nearly slways fill II h coricss fast tali os. u
Tie co members of tho Uoass not Ulore Than 40 c'cI
ses the inside OF that House. ard 10 many only When
sorrc special strcstse T.. on Church rn:os-EsqmESs
every party 70 be present IN force Inc ree ere nc1e
nominal membera ard tho business OF the Government
Is carried by $50 or 80 ren. Memo arc m any
way obliged % IN present. They are paid polidls
They may spend scar in America or Chine snd retain
ns,bership But those who represent tho people ere
Yegulsr IN attendance because they have interest IN
the Government and purpose before t1Cn-
There are sene, however In the House who are r.
suenty sss there bot who rery take part in ANY de-
bate; they osen to enjoy the House ns GLIB. There
for iss aice IL Bulvex little erasshop.er Of man;
one wenders how Thackeray found enough OF LIN ior
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