New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-09


think we need 10 alarmed Are there not penny news
papers in the land The ifst ereaking Of Ggten.
berg's press" wrote Douglas Jerrold. "was, in the
falnes Of Tine to be the knel OF craft aud Ignorance.
At the moment when he pulled his first proc; tho Pope
was in his first sleep; but suddenly His Holiness awoks
with bounce and for at least five seconds wondered
be were Infalibe not Strange it may be thought,
that little creaking OF Menz should make Itself 30
very audible at Rone~
There Is talk among those interested in such nGtte
Of Cardinal Wisemans successor. 1t is not necessary
that he should be Of the came rank though il is prob
able that such will be conferred upon the ecclesasc
nominated to the "Archbishopric Of Westminster"
The names suggested "the Hon. and Right Rev. DR..
W. j. H. Clifford, the Hon. and Rev. Monsignor George
Talbot, and the Very Rev. DR.. Henry E. Manning
(pronouncer of the eulogy above mentioned). Dr. Cliff
FORD is at present Bishop Of Clifton. distinguished
member Of the Roman Catholic hierarchy In England,
and according to Debret brother Of Baron Clifford
Count of the Holy Roman Empire The Bishop was
born in ls23 Monsgnor Talbot Is Chamberlain to the
Pope reported to be man of great learning and tact
He is a brother Of Lord Talbot de Malahide Dr.
Manning was Archdeacon Of Chichester lie was
educated at Ballot College, Oxford, and graduated in
$780, when he took first class in classics as did Mr.
Henry Wberforce OF 0rel College (brother TO Soapy
SamueD. now layman Of the Church OF Rome. Dr.
Manning resigned his ecclesiastical prefermcnts in the
Church Of England in 1851 on joining the Roman
Catholic Church. and is now the head Of religious
order settled at Bayswater entitled the Obates OF
st. Charles Borromeo." Sic the authorities on the
subject.
We have had another lying in statethat OF the late
Duke Of Northumberland at the quaint and stately
mansion Of the Percy family. OF which pedestrians see
only the outer we'll at Charng Cross. 1t was totally
ecpsed by that of the Cardinal in spendor. The titles
Of the deceased Admiral, as recorded on his coffin
plate occupy Just nine lines of the smallest newspaper
type. And, to end the mortuary topics Of the week,
We talk little OF the death of Viscount Combermere
You will find the general opinion as to Canada and
ratification to resist your inevitably aggressive and
dabolic tendencies pretty fairly expressed by taking
the aggregate of the editorial utterances OF The TEE
graph Of Thursday and The TINES Of Wednesday ON the
subject and striking balance. People give you credit
for strictly dishonorabe" intentions, and are quite
willing that the Canadians shall arm, and drill anc
dig to resist them but they don't want to pay any
money themselves for that purpose. And what Is
more they ron-unless Government conriyes to do it
by means Of job. which is unlikely.
The dinner in honor of the l33d Anniversary of Wash
ingtons Birthday came off on the 22d, at ST. james
Hail. as projected. 1t was entirely private affair Of
about hundred guests male and female no report
ers being present. and English guests except half
dozen specially invited. Mr.. +. II. Morse our Consul
presided and Mr.. Adams hOnored the festivty. Here
is list of the toass and those who responded to them
after which shall offer few observations: 1.-The
Memory of Washington. Mr.. Adams; Abraham Lin.
coln President of the United States" Mr. James Beae,
an Englishman; The Queen" Mr.. Parker, Of Boston,
" The Union" the Rev. Mr.. Haynes Of :Ncw.York, and
DIR. Wilkinson, an Englishman; THE Military and
Naval Forces of the United States" Dr. Richardson,
an Englishman; 1.-THE Press" Mr.. Bergh, United
States Army; 1.-THE Ladies'" Mr. Curtis of New York;
The Chairman introduced the in appropriate
manner abiding very efectualy to recent events in
the United States and especially to the Abolition Of
Slavery and Constitutional Amendment, which was
perhaps what some present hardly bargared for, OF
which hereafter. Mr. Adams spoke OF Washington
and predicted thar at time in the past history OF his
country had he been revered understood and appre
cated be would be in the future toward whichwe are
progressing involving Union, Peace. and return to
prosperity in the States Mr. Parker discoursed N the
Queen in social rather than political aspect and Mr.
Beae believed that posterity would do that justice to
the name Of Abraham Lincoln which was now CON.
monty denied him. The several toasts were accompa-
the company adjourned to the drawng.room when
few songs were sung and dance concluded the
ng's entertainments am credlby informed that the
committee actually proposed at the outset TO invite
person named Mcclellan take the Chair, and that
the motion would probably have been carried into effect
had the individual been gland instead of in France
from which circumstance infer that my structures
on angicized Americans and copperhcads do apply TO
the gettersup of this entertainment and that IN the
strongest sense. In fact best friends here Nessrs.
Golden, Bright Forster. Baxter. Mason. Jones and
others have been cold shouldered and excluded from all
participation in the proceeding in Difference TO latent
copperheadism and snobbsh toadyism OF dominant
British opinion. Mr.. Escourt, Chairman of the Union
Emancipation Committee OF Manchester, was Invited.
but permitted to open his mouth except for the pur
pose OF eating Observe that Of the toass recog
nized Emancipation. Tie time may arrive when Bar
nun will import from Europe curiosity. an Ameri.
can of the old scboo-a believer in Slavery and things
as they were before the Rebellion-of course he'd
hibt him IN a compartment that of the serpens.
| TIE Ovi announces that the Queen has issued not
fc alton through tho Lord Chamberlain to the corps
GipomatqUe that on Tuesday the 18th. she win hold
court buckingham Palace when will be received the
ambassadors and Ministers Of the various foreign
Courts accompanied by the whole Of the stats respect
lively attached 10 them. This only means that Her
Majesty is going to return TO public life, in the per-
fornance of her duties not that size intends to abandon
her secusion Her mental health is anything but salts
factory
The Niagara and Sacramento are still lying outside
the hsrbor OF COrunna in Spain, bockadng the Rebel
iron. clad Stonewal Let US hope she will not escape
them.
The Davenport Brothers are coming to grief all
over the country couple of ingenious persons have