New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

aluueu 70 MI. rhup VINO mad only been called 10 L.
ordinary folks would speak Of very heiples. n,si.
child be represented the feelings Of his class Juuor.
az bar 10 England are sngbbed sat upon KEEP. down
bulled, aud yrannised over by older hands in manns
perfectly nconceiyaole TO sprightly young Amcrican
lawyers accustomed everywhere TO kindly recoon,
ana assistance from their elders Mr. Lincoln has beea
known TO take brief from juniors hand. and gooJ
naturedly to explain. assist. and offer Invaluable srs
gestions, but Mr. Sergeant Buzwig only scowls ana
wonders what business that Young puppy ZONES L
in court and would as soon think OF embrscinr .hsI
ing hands with or nodding to him. Tie prcsan,
Lord Chancellor Is good type Of the British lawyer
an ape sour domineering, intolcrable tyrant Who
when he first assumed his seat on the woolack wa
actually taken to task by the peers for bis entire lack ~
ordinary courtesy and p0iteness. And thus ends nv
dGtrbe on the English bar.
AprOpos Of the Alexandra, however let me tell vou
something that equally important ard suggestive In
spite the decision ofthe Law Lords the Governmentis
gong to Keep hold OF her, To effect this, stringent
amendment Of the foreign enlistment act will be mne
diatey introduced in Parliament. II has been "a ana
informed, already drawn up aud will probably he made
public within ten days, perhaps The Tmes has
already suggested" it-knowng perfectly well what
was In prepaiati0n-perhaps being inspired to break
the news u the really Indifferent public The Coafed
crates and Anglo. Rebels preparing TO do the
sary amount Of shrieking about base subseryence TO
the Yankees (which they're all blackguaids and bank
rupts, my DEAR and whatever is the use minding on
EN- = Dear old Stanford and Herald! how they win
scod, to DO sure You may rest satisfied that tie Alex
andra will never quit England Confederate priya
eer for the Cabinet is almost unit for the North
The Opposition having espOused tho Rebel cause making
1t party maneuyer has compelled the AdministI atioa
to take mp strenuonsy than it had any intention
with the other side. think ought to be very ucb
Obliged 70 these delightfully."- wrong headed old Torres
Tie resignation Of that valuable and able man. Mr.
tansfed OF his seat in the Ministry Junior Lordof
the Admirably was a terrible blow to the Tories Who
like player at the old English game OF quintaiD have
struck so III as to be fairly endorsed by the rebound
They rode their wretched hobby the Mazzni SANDER
furiously and indiscreety and LOT the resua dread
mi tumble in tie very mre they have abored hard to
Hon fnnLt 1arn
prise; it was wholly unexpected Ii has rendered Dis.
raeli its suggestor more than obnoxious tie
party which in its woni Lack OF talent has t. accept
him leader in default of walking about headless like
medieval saint. They say. now that ho has lost biz
former tact and is seriously damaging them in Parla
ment and before the country When this StanhfeId.
Mazzin case was on before Easter the Tories could
have OutyOed the Government BY very large majority,
rs PalmerstOn knew; was he unwilling that ID
should be So it must afford him opportunity Of a
peaing 10 the country which would certainly renstas
him. When the Commons divided the Tory " whip
pers-n' actually called many Of their party into the
obbes to prsrsR this result. In consequence Of this
risk and mismanagement 8 tremendous row ensued n
the Carlton and tie chief Conservatives half deter
mined on the experiment Of deposing Benjamin and
trying Cen Peel in his place bat during tie holiday.
version Of The Hsrdids praise) oyerpersuaded them.
II then decided 10 renew the attack on Stansed,
to advocate thick ard thin alliance with France, In
Gliding a war with Germany OF course Pam - saw
the little game" and equally Of course induced Stals
field to tender his resignation.
The tone OF such journals as The TiHss, Post and
TeLRrdDi (a in Pamerstons interest, and, doubtless
has paw indicates that change in foreign pol
lev may be expected We seem TO be widening the
breach between rs and France and getting closer g
Germany. In all probability the Danish question VIII
be settled by the approaching Congress In London the
German Powers agreeing, for uIerior purposes TO En-
glands prOpOsal-the independence OF Denmark ana
Scheswfg and HosteD under its sovereignty but self
governing. gather this from private conversation
with those who should know. rather than from any.
thing that appears on the surface There certainly
hatr, .ba roupf of .Iarno
and the Tuileries that may fame ont into hostliea
before the year is outfit Napoleon choose. l told you
in letter that the Great Eastern had been pGr
chased tor 925 900 by the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany to Law their cable The agreement made YER
bally the documats not signed. Since then, it y
known that the French Emperor has bidder s259oN
for the yessela rather large sdvancewhlch the for
mer propretors can hardly accept with decency. Whd
did the nephew of his uncle want with the LeVathani
that is the question. To embark troops--fF where
Mexico or Engand' Is the insult Of Waterloo ~ BE-
avenged after all /" You may sos by the Paris papers
that Prince Napoleon is engaged in experimenting ths
embarkaSion and Decentralization Of soldiers rom gat
dr,uebt boat. daily He IL very Anclopbobic too, a
everybody knows What il the abortve preparation a
Boulogne ever many years ago. were Only postpobeo
to our day. In such case your correspondent "0ui'
10 other matters. The Queen Of England followed
the example Of "paterfamilias" in writing 10 IN.
Times" last Wednesday, announcing her intention Of
continuinr her comparative secus0n from all but indis
nensabe court business" The letter AZ once touch
ing and dignhed affords intrinsic evidence Of its beins
a.
kurht Of the shower bath" would never have dared
use the words her ana "she" so unceremoniOusy;
and beside the feminine tendency toward italics there
is direct earnest tone peTyddng the cpi,te Wllcf
star,n. il ss distinct from the work OF a secretary.
There was really occasion for the letter for both nobs
and snobs" have grumbied Unfortunately NJ the rlghta
the frt lady in the land 70 act % she peGses N tos
matter. Not org ago The SaPeraas Reti<v as Ihack.
cray delighted TO cal it, published s,nguafy -insosni
editorial on the subject proyoknG reouke ana reohdes
from the cheap press 60 10 the West end and you shan
hear the swell tradesman" gTufnbie IN exactly the
same time as the Superhne Reviewer. az keeps hur
large hestablishment" he ayers pays lawful taxes
To 20 on. Business his business. you know: and one
naturally herpects the Queen to set an heHampe in hem
couracing the British tradrsman' Only lew nights
ago some independent BlitOn Of this kidney stuck mp
on the outside of Buckingham Palace several printed
placards hearing this inscription: This House to Let
in consequence of the proprietor retiring from business
"A Joke that would have resulted in the loss Of IT. per.
petrators head or hand IN Queen besssreign Pefhap
an editorial in The Telegraph provoked tie letter oy
starting tho very geneIaly'eIedited report OF Me
Queens temperance. That clever ana unscrnpaom
PAPER ia said by the BY to De iayOrite az the Pdaee
in consequence Of it's sensational gushing override
loyalty. There Is no accounting Tor taste
10 be- sure have heard that the lively Princess Alce
once sent bust Of the late Prince Albert % the nnthor
of one OF the articles written his drath having pre-
yously ordered An application ~ the oce W ascertain
his name. ,.,.-,
NEXT Monday (;arbsldi comes TO London TO obtain
great reception of which the papers WIZ atord y1u
particulars There has been Tie usual atehpt 10 mnN
,oyfy lion of him 10 keep him from the people, and
" r., ELENA bnsiness of lis visit generally. IL viii
fail Lorc utterly The noos and the snobs ne delugns
him with that cheapest Of articles advice praying hn
to avoid "pubic displays, tumuiis, etc They suggea
I,,yl tlat he'd better not appear in thar democratic
yeJ rt and FELT hat which good eaoueh to bcrats
two.thirds of Italy in bat realiy-realS Ought 10 be
rcneced by decent lrOokco and orthodox st0yepis
in r,suectabe London. 10 all Of which the British
heart saws No want To see the grand old hero JUS
as he is with all bis natural belongings and nothing
clse-and do you hne gentlemen who not satisfied
with these. lust stand aside and what welcome wa
III give him II the weather be fine. all London VIII
b. out the day afert0.morrow.