New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

umph, as II by dwelling on these eqn!vocal victories
public attention could be diverted from the fact OF their
inter ront in the general engagement With COM
mendabe humanity the Liberal papers ore at present
letting them alone.
Among the many eccentricties the late election
not the least odd is q correspondence published tins
week between the Committee OF the Conservative CiuD
and one of its members Somehow or other 1t got to
the ears of the Committee that this gentleman intended
10 vote for the Liberal candidate in BERKSHIRE where o"
had property Forthwith this sapient body wrote MIN
solemn letter. urging him to vote for tho Tory candi
dates on penalty of their high md mighty dspeasnre
Naturally the recipient went off and poled Tor Messr'
Waiter and Bouvere and Lord Ellington, ana then de-
mandcd formal apology from the Committee Tor us
impetiuent interference with his private liberty Oh ac
ton. The Committee acknowledges 1t bunder' put de-
cnes eating humble pie than Is absolutely
necessary and the matter rests To make the case
more absurd let il be remembered that the Conserya
tive Club supposed to have long ago dropped all Du
merely nominal pretensions TO political character
Practically it has OF late years been respectable non
descript among clubs not ranking high among their
community and rather refuge for the socially des
int. The Junior Carlton was started 10 supply the
supposed demand for live Tory Club but even there
ono never heard of such thing debating the pri'
vate votes Of members. There has, by the way been
good deal Of talk Of late Of establishing new Liberal
Club TO be what the Reform processes, but is not the
center Of liberal political organization. But the very
instinct which makes men adopt liberal principles
renders them to any sort of organized direction
aud in all probability any club started on the sane plan
as the Reform would resolve itself into copy OF
its predecessor-a place for social gatherings not an
institution for the promotion Of party politics The
principle Of United liability is to be applied think Tor
tie fiji tne 10 private clubs In the case OF the United
Arts Club in Hanover Square.
From politics to the Indy who is supreme over them.
The Qaecn has as the papers will inform you. gone to
Germany for iortnighs holiday and also for the pur
pose Of inaugurating as is called cf abou, the humid
rodh statue OF her deceased husband whose memory bids
far to engross as much posthumous marble the living
original did canvas. Sic embarked at woowieh last
Tuesday evening her departure afordins folks really
pretty spectacle. There fags flying. guns firing,
bands playing great show Of military and laval uni.
/ forms, and 4 greater Of brilliantly dressed women.
When shc arrived (by rail from Gosport, without
change Of carragc) the people cheefed heartily. but
kept silence as she proceeded down tie jctty 10 the
vessel. 1t was generally rem rled that Her Majesty
looked IN unwonted good he th and spirits, albeit she
her usual deep mourning and widows caps that
she smiled and bowed olcerinly on either side AS hold
ing by hand the lio Princess Bca.rcc-the young
est Of her chdren-she passed on, followed by Prince
Arthur and the Princcsses Helena and Louise. now
finely grown young women. with healthy. prcposscssing
fnccs. The ladies may like to know that they wore
"simple dresses Of Hight fnwn color. trimmed with
blue and with straw bonne.s similarly ornamon,ed."
Young Arthur. by.rhchy returned home having only
gone TO see bis mother or The rest by this time at
Coburg whittier the Prince aud Princess Of aes have
f,lowe! them. On her retgrn the Queen VII visit
King Leopold Of Belgium. and coming back 70
Eugland remain for few days at Windsos prior
to her regular Autumn soIournns AZ Bilnofil.
The Channel Fleet sais Tor Cherboarg on the lAth.
compiling the following vessels;
! Tie Edgar n. Capt 6. I. 7. Hornby, haeship ~
Rear Admiral Sir Sy.ncy Cclpuy DacTcs. &c. l., tie
ComnaudcT-in-C hirf tie Black Princc, ~ iron ship
! Capt. Lord Frederic H. Kerr; the Prince Consori. 81
! irou.cased slip, Capt George Wll!es. {. B the
i.ecior ~ ron slip Capt George y. Prccdy, c. l..
tic Defence H. iron slip, Capt. Augustus lhilm0rc;
the Achilles g. iron slip Capi. i. W Nanstarti the
Liverpool 30 steam frgate Capt. Kowlcy Lambcrti
ths Constance 3D. steam fisae; the Royal Sovereign
D. iron cased oupa ship. tho Victoria. the Snianis
the IrncalJ. tie Osborne Royal Yacht and Lnchani-
1875.
Tho Liverpool and two other frigates Join the feet
to-day. The Royal Sovereign proceeds direct to Cher
bong. from Portsmouth on the 18Th The Osborne
D
all the Lords Of thc Admirably excepting Admiral Eden
viii leave Portsmouth for Chcrbourg on the 18th. Tho
fleet is to Ieran at the ater port til the nth and
then proceed TO Brcs where Il will probably remain
about three days and then meet the French feet con
sistng II six Of the Mediterranean Squadron. under
command Of Vice Admiral Bouct dc Wlaumo1 and
two Rear Adniirals, Maurc!e and Snissc What sort
OF naval review win there trauspiro not yet in
formod-ifof sufficient interest intend 20 60 and
IT, a. minated in ny last The Prince Of Wales is eI
pectcd TO be there in bis yacht. the Dagmar
There occurred boat race. this week, for The
championship cf The Thailc when the crlcs scu!or Of
tho latter river beat The former. The excitement Of
the north conntymen is said to have been tremendous,
AID their dlssstil action propoItionate. To Judge
from the Enormous crowd collected to see the race,
the taste FOX boaling-or for bett!ng-s rapidly in
cre1sng.
Here "a an absurdity worth oPrropriating. At
birmingham concert a new song has bcen introduced.
beginning.
! Sing tirge Tor Abraham lincoln"
Which conjuraton end hard Up rhyme tends to confirm
Emerson SAYING Of EGgiishmcn, that they believe in
providence which does not think lightly Of as note.
However no doubt the intention excellent r. Is. o.
Great Britain.
The London Times editoraly expatiates on the
advantages lTCe trade policy would financially secure
both 20 Lc United States aud Canada. and the article
winds up With the following remarks on proposition
recently put forth by the NcwiofA Chamber Of Com
mcrce:
The New.York Chamber Of Commerce have thrown
out suggestion which shows how great change has
come over the minds of another subject. They
suggest tlnt The Imperial Government should guaran-