New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
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CAPTAIN. crew. sbettors admirers, and Seius eiaSs.
he exucd IN her destination and psedieesd that be.
would bs a. irretrevably overwhelmed - "ths bastsd
Alabama" He advised all specuiatcn IN ne Cenied-
erate Cotton Loan to get rid Of then at any prce
South. Anglo Rebel ..ia'. shSbuders, and E IKE
" Englshmen unworthy of the name" and declared
that they Ought 70 be sshsred Of tse%s . Hs
He praised Abraham Lncoin never heard stronger
Union tall in my life than from this "cheap Jack
Of midland county fair II really aid me good TO hear
bought knife (pr.ce six pence, sndhad drink and
hous N sas spi:n s q ss que.
ton1whether just the rsverSvoeh not rashss have
commanded the sympathies Of the audience. b
:s "a =. 81: Sss %sss !: -
70 60 there sgsin, well enough" Re "siensd seed
was very ignorant. They wouldn't believe yoe vhen
you told eIn as JEFF Davis and these Soutsers fellows
engaged In Rebellion the very men ~ hsd raed Tie
was sxsys casting up against Yankees. The people
here didn't know how much they themselves wcre inter-
ested in Americas not going nndsr-t would Be yorse
Hmerica-snd d-n 'em for It" Altogether rough
premises: 9 man who could have told Thomas Casyis
itself Our very friends here sometmee talk Of ~ with
a. =. pity ss sa S.nssS !:
honor Of an appearance In TEE TRIBUNE
Now 70 matters sIclusively British. On Monday
the night Of the 4 the Tories make their grand estack
everybody is TO Be there 70 seeyyar correspondents
among the number. The attitude Of the Governmenfb
pretty much what might have been sxpected sna @
with the Danes and Wishing them well 0ot Of tAetr
troubes indorses the ministerial decsion In favor o.
non.intervention What yin the Tories ee able 70
X. the os,n"n y nsn
You see, however dextrously Dhraeis motion may %
worded or however the Tory organs may cackie % toe
hibtng sperrt" in the beginning Of the Danish i'm;
brogio there would have been no necessity for armed
the unucky Tories are logically COM
e IT, snef o SSss Ss
doesnt want war. 1t wsat: progress, reform, n{ns
taIes-luxures only attainable during peace. " %.
ieves generally that Earl Russell has made mss o.
the Danish business with the best intentions. knows
that the Cabinet Ia divided beset with difficulties but
much better than any conceivable Tory one Ine
as Chancellor Of the E1chequer and the wofkingmen
Of England recognize in him the future Premier who
to honor himself by extending the sufsge TN BE-
raeH Is his successor So think Eothsn Kingake's
amendment will annal Benjamin's motion and the op-
position be unsuccessful. 80 -.
The Ministry has bcstirrcd Itself energeticag 70 meet
the attack It's organs ayowed and unAv0wed exeioit
ing amount OF zeal proporonate 70 the epprenende6
that the issue il between peace and war But The ksss
sr1 Poet hitherto especially identified with tho Premier,
and regarded as the official eIposent Of he ophona
iOu Sas are Consistent enough but IL might have ben
expected that the former would have behaved diner-
entyThe demonstr ations look - the independents
the Government have been told that Il really 81
hands Of il many troubles Allowing coniervatiyes .
return 70 Office with come secession Of popularity IN
Meantime both parties indulge in considerable Gov.
ing. for which see the papers There is betting TOO
il the expression be allowable. have heard sso. Of
wagers as to the probability Of demand o the United
s fs:Sss1 ss s,ssn ss ~ %
tenders 10 kat tile and hsscsisi they are e b
ect to the domination q the police e an esten! tsas nu
common with most Of my profession. hsve at tines
individual s q, or - q - ne Dc
tbs recipients Of = Wholesale amount q seo.
What one /: provoked Into saording them fair play.
made the victim q enormous (and szespGaPsD snsog
sss e ..S ss sSs sd
tured Essmistv which ought to knot bs1er. on ID
and sos other topics John Lseoh > said to BE- psee-
a.n S1ss ~ h.
be hes gone OF to that peculiarly qsst p!he Hamburg
where music d provided y psesfsai soysin": ~
Tennysop (at the Isle Of Wight and Bass the brewer
(st Derby) So the latter gentleman has gone N 70
win" on the grievance. Among otner CURIOUS esese-
nehts he has asserted that the sse NJ tsestsy W.
:S%s@:: S to IS. spsa sei ss % h.
TO believe Irssolsei poem y tsss geo man s.S VII, ~
ten in defence Of sssss L ec!e g xso
had been severe on one Of them. puoasaed IN tos ve
PuaeA the present young men Of WHOM can't mAAS
jokes q. every body auow because q see Se,ssne -
Leeeh in PsaA but generally poor civil isaans NOS IN
Ike the one in Little DorYit who have always moved
ou' when requested And lhsye ohseryed IN sns
sluus and alleys and oy.wsys OF snn oiLy smcL! oss
mortar 90 Expresses you that you are N danger o. er
getting that there anything else eIsaht under Soc
:unght-Ihave Observed ssy nsos
while grimy artisans lisened and looked On IN pleasure
II was all the MUSIC they had chance o. listening O.
Who chooses may charge Policeman x. with Clio
ysnni or Giocomo, or Beppo WITH O without Ieason'
The law makes the policeman eutqcrH 9 ias Ros.aon;
Charles Lamb wrote touching paper op the xSSs! q
beyond any such sentimental considerations nONS;sr
days The set is one Of those little approaches tovasS
Gsllicism which our police magnstes are fond Of
erssy md appropriately introduced By an ScsCrsSs
NJ p. (Mr CrnwfosD suggests dimcultes. What b -
become Of that interesting animal while Giseomo Or
On !" I'm 9 v
property" according to the laws d England not e
mention the personal sccomplIshmeuts which would
give him additional value. As Mend Of and sypps
scroas animal 70 deal VIII he could scssosy b ssnt
70 prison, not being moral agents there no prees,
dent iSr taxing him 70 the = ss~n .o %