New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

tyey OtOT0bIft, Is c"o' oPPV"S"t, ""A"
to propcsc the total abolition Of settlement and re.
moyal stratagem intended to statle the House back
into tle old ,yste 10y tie aectation of revolutionary
Iecklossress.
Amop,s of nv inoiaci til mention OF Oxfordsbire
and its territorial srisocracy, must tell story
corning ore OF tiem--Col North-whose voice has
.lway. hesn raised in Parliament In behalf Of the
Rebel. aoyeiug in the army, and kindred viaines.
ORIGINALLY sforune-hunting Irishman. named Doyle in
bopsehod regiment (Which has seen deal OF service
ho,wcen Windsor and London), be married rich old
lady twice his age and became one OF tho arstocracy
~ m. land lord OF some hundreds of acres and mar
,,lou,y pretty old house known as Wroaton Abbey.
ne.r Banbury Well, it appeais be Is anything bnt
a populsr landlord. In addition to other infections
his tenants ere obliged 10 lecone members oil
u cavalry regiment " militia. Of his commanding al
their own personal expense and Inconvenience. in
consequence of sone disagreement with one OF them
tha man receiving notice to quit roe ngei biDSe!f III
an amusing manner. Being Lance Sergeant Of the
corrs be constructed formidable scarecrow o! iis
Uniform and exposed H. on vooden-horse, In field
IN ful view OF the mansion OF his eSa'peraed landlord
and colonel This outrage was, OF course "tohraD'e
ond not TO be endured" The Oxorlshire Ligbt-Hortc
leld meetings about it. denounced toir recreant com
rade and nemoralled Col North. Stiil the maxim
OF "mankin" rs the country folk called It, suck
there louting militia glory and the audcd arstoeracy
of Grcat Britain. Finally detachment OF the
troop Incapable " enduring the insult any longer.
chm. ged It, broke suEdry swords difmonnted snndry
saddles and demolished the scarecrow. But 10 and lc-
bold next market day II appeared again, carefully re-
constructed in cart drawn BY donkey and was thus
parpded throughout Banbury subsequently furnishing
.uhect for funeral sermon by street orator. which
was listened TO by some thousands OF persons. The
shs1rd,y having got into print In The local papers and
been extensively rhymed and parodied. has just
reached the London clubs whero Col North and the
Light Oxiord-hife are rather laughed at. In eonie-
auence.
Another home topic OF grayer importance even than
Mr. yiliiers bill j. reform. There have boon such
meetings held IN london aad Manchester as 10 very
clearly foreshadov thnt the forthcoming general cleo
t'oa will turn prin cipally H. But for our war and
tie necessity of she liberals toerating the present
Admnisiiaiion. indeed combining with it, in order t.
keep out tho tories and certain recognition OF the
defnc, Confederacy the question woLll have been
pressed home before Their fidelity 10 rs cost them
me Of their home influence. Now boh are triumph
ant and Eng shmen have leisure TO oitend Ia their own
affairs. Take courage" concludes the stirring adj
dress of the Reform LeHgue 10 the working men Of
Great Britain "iro .he triumph Of our brethren Ia
Amtrioa aud lei emulate their virtues and reson'
ton, While cohs,an'y bai for rights" 1t needed
DO prophet 10 ordte ,hat your success woald react
here.
Now 10 general cosip. Ihe tide Of fashion and On.
l. ynent OF lie and pleasure. T. us now at it, food iu
London though the Queen arted lsst night for Bal
uoral and Is now more tnan bali way Oh ner journey
tai,ber. II is high.noon OF the season. The Prince
| A. If ola. % fnerfa sfn
round Of entertainments or sotsacriGce 10 pursuance
ofpublic duty Patti and Mario are a: Covent Garden.
I'ere has been a State Ball. sn .lay Drawing Room,
grand parade or procession Of the Fourth isndcub,
flower shows. publ, dinners. hn,y f.i.s and
bazaars fashionable concerts aud al free,
lttea Perhaps like Boeoaeios story -teilers
eve talk little about the Dante celebration
~ Florence by Tie way Tie public Is gay because II
fars its pleasures nay be- curtaed Tomorrow there
viii be dissolution-in Parliamentary sense. An
oyerpiut Of priv ate business affords respite. but Will
scarcely extend beyond the third week In July The
oracuar Oei-and surely Mr.. Evelyn Ashley, private
| Secretary 10 Lord Palmerson. ought ~ know-hres
the Goth Of that month the date Of the close Of the
session. But the PARK md Drive. Bond St and
kensington Gardens sre ~ say AS Venlee In
! Carnival time. The last moreover. looks Ike
a moving parterre o. animated flowers. u flowers
50 gaily suayed as 10 eclipse the nlleu and
orcid, punts and Ieargoniums q Chi.wick or Sydfn
ham The Prince of wales las opened the Industrial
Exhibition at the agricultural Hail. been to two or
three thcrters, presided at the Sons OF tho Clergy
Festival at Merchant Tayiors nsl, and ut ball at
Buckingham Palace. beside a. ending tie parties OF
to or three members Of tie sTstocrney. Verify the
Young man earns bis income and what can man DO
moret In spite OF foreign anAiotics London. may be
repeated. was never more lively.
A. an Offset to the preceding dazzling paragraph
! (Which makes one fee Ike Arthur Pendennis In IL
Pail Mai Gaens) let me mention something quite DIFF
frrent. though strange enough in is way Travelled
Americans and scnic stay-athomcs, mny have heard
o. Laura Bell the QUO Tllan. lOresx Qbero Is de-
equivalent in tie English language for the wor'i)-
of those pretty horse breakers and fashionable
courtt zaHs peculiar 10 the West End OF this metropolis
no appear IN the rides and drives and recognized
by all TIE men bnt iy ~ their She was
mistress 10 tho Eepaulcso Tmbassador and there
lid stories about he spendor il which she lived.
IiInors that she would return with him n India be.
come one Of bis wives e ce.era. Wen. she Is nov
married 10 Mr. Ihstiott waite, and preac eS Srn.
days. l heard her Il fortnight ago at the pcyiechnc
Lecture Room when the crowded TO
scaroey Afford standing loom. by "swels" and fashion.
able ladies. She is tall! elegant woman. with beauti
I'll eyes and was dressed IN reh black SIX VITA tonet
10 match. She was accompanied on the platform by
several ladies and gentlemen, aud whom, selecting
text from the book Of Samuel shc began 10 speak
FROM It, orc could not bat a! least acknowl
edge tie charm Of Der perfectly pronounced
ErgH. they say that alin> very sick In Paris. she
abandon ed by oil her comprlions, visited by an
English minister and converted since which time she
bag devoted herself to Nit Ter hus and the second
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