New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10
EUROPE.
Two Days Later by the Cuba
Arrival Of ]. c. Breckenridge in
England.
The Ownership Of Confederate Govern
ment Cotton.
DR.. PRITCHAnD AND CONSTANCE kent.
DR.. PRITCHAAD AND CONSTANCE KENT
CLOSE OF THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH
TIE CHOLERA IN EGYPT AND TURKEY.
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.

The ROYAL Mail steamship Cuba, which left
Liverpool at noon on the 29h and Queenstown on the
evening Of the 3Oth July, arrived here Wednesday
morning at Ct o'clock.
The Ednboro reached Liverpool at D. on the 9th
and tie City Of Limerick and the Louisiana on the esth
tt China arrived off Crookhaven at ) a. IN. on IN
2sth and reached Liverpool at about the morning
Of the Goth July.
How tho Tories Take Their Defeat mt
tho General EIee Hopes
and Expectations-Thc Appronch OF the
Cholera and Preventative Measures-
Criminal lten,st Pritchard, Constance
Kent and the Case Of Marie Bulios-Thc
Grems Eastern Cable-Laying Expoei.
ton - Journalistic CronLings The
Prince and Princess OF Wales in Corn
wniI-A Ncw.Oid Map OF Londcn in
the Days of Observation-Disclosures
From Our Special Correspondent
LONDON. July % 1865.
The elections fairly over, the returns in, the
triumph Of bcr ssm assured and eIuted Il is Al;
once wholesome and edng to witness the behavior Of
the defeated. As, during the Crimean war the Rus
slams sang TIE Denms after the Alma and ALDERMAN and
the Rebel press II the extinct Conderacy pronounced
every baltic and skirnish Southern victory. 30 their
dear friends the Tories Of Great Britain exhibit q
marvellous capacity for that peculiar moral alchemy
tran.ting failure into success and extracting oneour-
agement from the direst political reyerses.
They are as thankful for email mercies az the Cornish
knight ho burst into tears Of gratitude when Queen
Elizabeth babe him be covered during shower Of
rain; AZ invctera.o op,imi.,s rs Goldsmlths poor
sailor, Who reduced TO beggary. with wooden Leg
wounded In two places and having four fingers slot OF
yet blessed God that he enjoyed good health and hur
rahed for liberty property and Old England" Tho
good little boy In the tract whose was run over by
van and who delighted his friends and teachers BY Lis
feryent expressions Of gratitude that the wheel lad Mt
smashed both his legs. is their prototype 1T might
have been worse-it Is Mt bad-it Is very excellent
good r. Is their conugatory deduction from what ordi
nary m0rtals would consider each successive blow and
great encouragement. They remind one Of the pro-
verbal eels med 10 being skinned. and Of MawwoF
who liked to be despiscd In fact they practically
ser that II is really better TO have been thrased than
thrashers by the aid Of series 81 ingenious man
ipuations-by striking off item here and adding
thereby alphabetically unseating sundry Liberals for
bribery, and disparagng unseGted Tories as ursouud
and useless-by generally making believe very
strong as Dick Swiyeilcrs Warehouses did with her
orange peel and water-they hold up to the view Of
amuted and ncredulous radcasm u political balance
sheet Of the hopefues character proving incontesby
that II only things had happened which did MT
happen. and other things hadn't happened which did
happen then they would have had param entary sur
plus instead Of deficit All OF which Is enormously
consoling And II would be positively brutal to object
to it, or to doubt the sincerity Of their contentment.
As feryenty as tanguIney do the Liberals OF Great
Britain hopo to the premiership Of their country
to Mr. fundamentally presented TO them by the big
otry the prejudice. the narrow mindedness OF Oxford
University which. P1neA has It, has committed fi,
de &c in 80 doing. (By what admirable. what dyinc'
law 10 il that all abuses and evils essentially su.cda
In their own nature could always rely on the slave
owners doing their worst and thus necesstating their
own destruction) II is again rumored that Lord Pal.
merson will retire rsm ooe before the assembling Of
the new Parliament 10 make room for Earl Granville.
Earl Russell or the'Earl of Clarendon-with Mr.. Glad
stones appreciation himself taking the lead. in his
present congcnin oifce in the House Of Commons But
the liberalism OF tie country will never DO satisfied
short Of Gladstone for Prime Minister or all public
men in England La occupies the proudest position and
deservedy On hi Britons rely for REFORM the exten.
sion OF free trade the curtaing OF extravagant ef'
penditure by wholesome retreDchment the Abortion OF
the income aud the iniqatous Church OF ireland.
and other things too numerous TO MENTION for some Oh
which they are getting to be In earnest. Observe as
sign Of the times that The Times has come out ms en-
admirer and champion OF Mr.. Gladstone. and @gain)
as reformer. suggesting its own little bill OF go
franchise for the counties Just as in od'fnhioned
Dutch clocks the two little figures constructed to go
in and out denoted approaching changes Of the weather.
so do the variations of the most appropriately named
Times indicate the condition Of the political barometer
Tho elections dismissed. We have not many other
topics Of public interest barring criminal ones--upon
which we ordinarily fall back by odd law OF Mature
and the cholera. or the latter We talk good deal
The Privy Council has addressed circular letter Of In
structons to the maritime and municipal authorities Of
the Kingdom generally Ia reference TO the approaching
pessnce 1t is not. however. at present considered
necessary to subject vessels coming from the infected
places to the restrictions Of Quarantine. English
towns including this monster tubcrosty Of civilized
Iife." 90 Carlyle once called IT, are inderently well
prepared for the possible evinHnely better than You
are in NewYOrk City. unless there has been an i'm.
provement Of which am ignorant. Stil Bethel Green
and Westminster have ugly slums where people keep
heir supplies Of water under the beds In sQuald rooms