New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
old English rhyme;
Tho dcad 20 the bier.
And the living 20 'ood cheer "

and the late Premier being consigned ~ his last 70 ting
llace in what Trs 1homoy Island or the Isle a.
ThorIs-a marshy, swampy island al oyergrown witt
tiokC's and underwood, and oAyiroUcd Icy ,he Tiame
ard it, extinct tributaries in which terrible spot
~ il is described tradition states that the tite Of
Roman temple 70 polio became the locality Of one o
tho Oldest Chrstin churches ~ B.itaiu and the mos
honorable place Of HtcraeLt within tive arc turning
70 TIE affairs of every day life and discussing Wnat u
70 come next As was generally ANTICIPATED, the tasl
OF reforming the ministry AGs been iu'rua.ed 20 lar
Russell In IS understood, TINS far, that the little Larl has
been successful III his eudra,oTs, aId has received
assurances OF support and confidence from all members
OF LOld PaimersiOnB gOycrnmca--aH Of which
amounts % very little. In popular pail.Dcc "all i.
serene until The opening Of Parliament, but 40 longer
without the head Tat gave IL adhesion and stability
the cabinet IS barely GTOn@ enough 10 slDslS. In TIE
Commons the Government mas heretofore depended
almost wholly ppOn the personal popularity OF the late
Premier and NJ Gladstone; and though The latter is n
host IN himself lac scarcely be expected 10 main.
tain tie entire burden Of the Go,erImen, on his
shoulders. Nor there wanting other grave reasons
for doubt as 10 tie stability OF tie wing Liberal minis
try and 0NJ IN them grounds Tor belief that
the present Cabinet viii be but shor;ncd You will
observe that The Times has quite DISTINGUISHED itself by
bidding for tho Chancellor o. the EXchcGuer the
future Prime Minister. Apfopos of which amiabe
paper il has got itself little laughed among those
who keep the Of It's dOdees By its persistent At
cmps 10 bolster up is coRdrd about tho probability Oi
a rupture between tic United States and France. in
tincents' to Mexico Pushed to II ny TIE Star il
actually fell back La Pg,rie for ind0rsementi La
Palr appropriately described by the g,tcr paper as
the most mas uidccnt breeder Of oanqrds known 10
Europe" It's Ike Falsai ocr-g BdTdoph as sccurity
70 Master DumbetOn IN :" an honest taking up" or
CAPTAIN COsigap doing bin IN combination with Mr.
Iingle. Bat as have observed tha. people who read
Ie 7le5 and get their opinions from it seldom read
aDy other paper the exposure - bat limited The bus.
neis seems 70 have been merely mares nest, there
heinz no adcQuatc cause for its prOnuleotiOn
nave written so much heretofore abOnt the Cattle
Plague that fancy you must think The subject the
Mons Tonson Oi my recent letters; yet must add
a little more, this time. Really, Prof GamgeeH PIE
dictioas appear % be fulfilling themselves hnd tie
British pI1c may Do said % be- orly now beginning TO
appreciate tho gIlyity OF tie calamity which has fallen
ol the country. Hitherto the evil has been mainly lct
by the agricpiuy.ss the other classes Of the comu
nifty experiencing II but indirectly N the Increased
price OF meat. Now however. IT viii come home to
every shop keeper in every town in which markets ana
fairs are accustomed 10 be held Not at all too soon
suppOsng the step 10 be in the right dreclionLe local
autAoICs jA nearly al paris OF tue county have pro