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

been opv time during the lest three weeks yet tink
have Il wherew III nl TO afford you readable letter
particularly me eligible scandal the which may 10
regarded the spco and oondment Of correspondence
Accordingly make sort of scTul le at introducing
IT, having always REGARDED Horace Wnpoe as very
amusing writer. ard often piceriing Gossip to her
more prefer ous sister, who cackes solemny anu cans
herself History.
| Not long ogo had ts tell you anecdoie OF cor
tain energetic toast proposed BY Albert Edward frhee
Of wnes q, dinner Of tho Guards" at windsor
in which that young man derotcd the entire G'i'nan
Nation 10 severely heologc future at present caus.
| ing a coed deal Of controversy In the Anglican
Church. In rfno veitas saith tie provcrb. and out Of
the abundance Of tho heart the motb speekoth That
the Soomonic axiom applies to other dnersout bealde
the Young Prince the following sioy may witness IL
s pcr.ecty true though Madam Gossip relates It, She
had IL from second Land when l met her. Ana mere
Afer the recent royal christening there wns as you
are aware. gustative celebration In honor of Al
Marlborough Iiouse the residence OF the ' princely
pa"-to quote Mrs. Todgers in nusion to MI Peck
sniff TO this dinner most Of the ambassadors.
who had been at buckingham Palace III the motning
were invited. among them Count Bcrnsto0, The IN.
.ensely Germanic representative OF Prussia Whether
he had heard Of the Princes expression OF goodwill
toward his nationality ut Windsor. / DO not know,
tbourh /, is highly probable-at all events lie availcd
himself Of tie opportunity for Demonstration
OF amenity and good minner. Thls occurred IN ire
| following Oruer Ife hcnlth OF VIC Ming U DcllHhIh
being proposed. Count Bernstof placed bis hand over
.he mouth ~ his glass indication OF his refusal ~
drinkthe Princess Alexandra being then present Inn
\ mediatelv aftcrward came the toast The Queer
vhereupon the Prussian Embnsssdor responded, en-
phai!caiy "Ahi can drink hat adding s9tt0 roee,
In German something about Her Majcstys leutoihc
lineage and prOclivtieo tho production Of an immense
sensation among the bed guests who stared nghast
! nt him hcnooforih. politically ignored his presence
during the remainder OF the chilled festivities tho Count
sitting them ont with thoroughly Germanic pilcgm and
| impassivity Now ] have had occasion ~ inform
yo Queen yictoras predictions on behalf of Ger.
many are secret but then Her Majesty Is lady and
pcrfect drs Con IN respect to court etiqueticbcng
indeed a worthy descend ant OF old Queen Charlotte OF
snufy memory. who kept her maids Of honor standing
behind her two and three hours together, hs poor
| Madame D'Arbay nee Fanny Burney. will tell you.
f the ndy who ut present oceupics tho throne ofGieat
Britain observes the slightest derelcon nom tho rigor
Of costume In any Of her ladies' even by 30 mueh
as ribbon she sends the shatpcst messages to tho
oferder.) Accordingly, when she heard of the ultra
Germanic behavior Of Count BcrsstoT, she resented
| IL highly, and when. days afterward, the
diplomatic corps had occasion TO wait upon her
she only lOol,d at the Prussian Embasssdor.
without responding to his sslutston. From this
little episode some oversanFulno persons derive
hopes that her Mnjestys liking for Germany may
have received considerable modhcston In which case
II is yet possible that Denmark may obtain the help
from Great ritan of which she is sorey In need aud
which Earl Russell certainly promised conditonay on
tho giving up Of part Of her territory Observe that
the Ministry l. In decided disfnyor on this DanshGer
man question. and though the English people want
peace they sympa,hfe pretty strongly with the country
men Of the Princess Alexandra and have rising CON
vcton growing stronger perhaps every DAY that John
Bu ha. been made very shabby part in the NJ
fair quite unlike his assumed traditional roe OF pro
tcctor To- the weak. defer to Tho strong and maPnan
nous bully in general to all Europe The only two
peaoo papers IN London, friends, The Daily Neps
and Sar are becoming moro hostile every day TO the
extremely unpopular Gsrman. ~n.n "S. Rvso o Is thu
Ministerial journals eclipsed by tho cheap pfess In
wrathiul virulence. all Of which looks ominous 1t
possible that tho whg Administration may be wrecked
ri ifosfsin rock nfter Oil. lhe lOrie8
are confident OF il. Among Themselves they nave ar
uged to turn ont Psmorston and his colleagues mer
the Hoidsys and. with the magnificent faulty that be-
longs to their amusing caste settled who shan oecupy
the vacant plsces 1t hardly profitable business To
pursue may be" to take the converse Of the sdnra
bic proposition that
whsfs impossible neverbe,
And therefore very rarely comes to pa~"
and 20 defcnnt on IL seriously but hiuk VIII vouch-
,afc their PaEIo Po"J J1Hrrm sentence or Two ineir
deel cabinet H. then. composite ono with sprnklng
IL whig Liberals in itnst 10 keep the Tories sweet
as Douglas J,rrod would have said They boggls over
the fore gn Secrctaryshp being quito tired OF Maimes
burr (which no is not brilliant party 10 be sure"
Disfaels name the slate for II; bu; thon you
know Queen Victoria objects 10 the banker Wiuow
hi, wife md would Mt hear Of her making diplomatic
in cnnolne And so the business stands
az present Tho grea, card OF the future mposslbes E
Of course little DcBuark and supposng that Palmer
,ton does nj take II out Of their hands and play it In adj
vance and that his usual Satanic luck deserts him. nc
NAV be compelled 10 vacais Office
10 other matters The Anglo Rebel papers arc, as
you will see indulging in little gruuitous croafns at
the present aspect OF American Affairs IL amounts "
very little JoLn Bul has pretty well made up n, m.na
been mistaken about the Fed.rals giving in. Such
csckle srpesrs hodornially in such prints as Ihs
Herald and Standard felt to be az profitable US mix
ing hegoss into sieve, or shearing asses for long
fleece wool to uss'n bruce of Rabclaissn similes
People laugh nt while reading It,
Garibsldi comes 10 England. IL 10 expected, BY to
morrow. All the foreigners In London with whom
have conyerscd believe that his visit has some political
signfcancs think 1t highly probable. The working
u Great Britain. with whom he Is intensely popu
lar quietly taking measures to do him honor. i
have spoken kersoors Of the tendency TO what kossuh
called solidarity" Of the different nationaies OF hu
rope I;s workings here are distinct and curious
The Anglo American branch of the United States
Sanitary Commisson is progreslng very I.'orsu!.
Mr.. McHenry Of the City Of Philadelphia has given
check for aooo 70 worth at the present. rate OF ei
change ee CO., He kindly honest gentleman, who
was desirous Of making his donation In private. and
who has ony consented TO allow his name to Appear IN
the hope that II may simulate emulation. Florence
Nightingale. too, one OF the nobest OF h'ing hngnsa'
women. ha. also contributed something 20 the New
York Fair-I tbink an autograph letter. Shsn am
sorry TO say very sick having literally worn away nor
health and vitality in fho service Of humanity.
SDme time ego allgdod. not too euloglsuoay, 70 the
prospects of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. nave
DOW tho Agreeable task Of reporting It's prosperity
The capital Of the Company 10 announced at tInUO'
Of which 1863 40 are already subscribed ho sA.Ie'
holders including sono OF the richest nen In London
ss Barring Gurney Peabody. and the hks iou WIN
observed tho gccOunt OF the dinner OF TIE Com
IN TAs Ssrsst week The contract for laying the esbs
yns riysed two days ago the parties 10 being our
panoly. the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the nuita-
Percha COMPANY the owners OF the Great Eastern |
ard Messra Class Elliott Co. manufacturers OF tho |
cabs By the way the latter gentlemans name hhould
be onoraby familiar TO Americans as the munihoent
Of the thousand taus Of coal to the Sanitary
Commission Fair. before alluded to- lie was once
fellow pitnan TO Gorge Stephenson extensive
coal owner with fortune Of some hundreds sf thOu
sands OF pounds, nnd what Is better thorousn.gose
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