New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

Eeyen bv his friends and those about him. Most OF the
newspaper memorials had not been written beforehand
kas mieit be inferred from their meagerness and
breyity The leading editorial in Tie star (TheE paper
Event igriorly into deep mourning as couu nav
ldone for the death Of of the Royal Family-and
ouite right tool was written by John Bright Of when
there is more than internal evidence. 1t is noDie
tribute OF a noble friendship and. read with 'he
knowledge OF It's authorship provokes the SORROW inc
Tenderness, the most touching and honofaDle emoon
lunder which it pcnned. After that euognn' "ha'
fneed Of adding word TO the memory oil Inn VINO ""S
yesterday borne 10 his last resting place IN quet
country ohurchyard. the breezy summit OF ousseH
Ann overlooking wide oxpanse Of the ovelest scenery
in all pastoral Enelandi He sleeps with his only ana
welbcloyed SON leaving five daughters faherless. and
nround his grave thronged the best and wiscst tha'
tBrtan could furnish, sadly eager to do him honor
lam glad to say that America adequately represent
ed, both in public and private life. Mr. Adams,
tour Minister, was there, also Mr.. Moran BIS
esecrotnry also Mr.. w. l.. Dayton. late Score
Ftory Of Legation at Paris. Mr.. Morse. Consul,
would have been present had his health permitted.
Among the names Of private Americans appear those
Of Messrs. Edmund Fry Of Philadelphia T. Il. Phillips
list. Louis: a. g. Grant Ohio; II. Messer, Bostoni
: Slaee and r. Beegs. Americans, both at home and
abroad viii 10 well to remember that in all earthly
fprobabity Richard Golden accelerated bis death by
ihasteniw TO London in order to speak the Canadian
Defcnses BILL To raise his voice in demolition OF the
groundless mistrast entertained by Wing and Tory
1wseacres against the Government Of the United states
s-of which there truer more steadfast friend
in the world This be did during the prevalence OF that
deicstabe weather which has Of late done great
ideal toward swelling the bills Of mortality which was
aal 10 thousands Of bronchial affections Also, be II
recorded that one Of his last acsaccomplishod only
three days before the fatal sundaywas 10 send gen.
erou, contribution t. poor sick. distressed American
seaman whose piiful had become public through
\ the newspapers. Wherefore. ] say God bless him
! md may lie memory be hallowed among usi
The scene in the Houseoi Commons on the announce
ment Of Bis death very impressive. Lord Palmer
.ton honored himself by appearing very much moro OF
I the man than tie prime miuister-one had hardly
Icred.tcd him viii 50 much feeling for radically
Inherently. his antipodes. Mr.. Bright firy broke
tdovn and-wcul there's no need of applying tho
scthescogc 10 shat great manly loving English heart
taLl who would undertake tic tsk were practcahle
sAnd Di.rach made a noble speech which viii find
readcrs on your eide Of the Atlantic as II did earnest
and sympathetic listeners IN tie House Of Commons
with tie above paragraphs, should have turned tol
sother subjects. only friend has paced at my disposal
portion OF letter written by the llustTous deoedNed
(which % it involves expression ofh poetical tastes
land opinions and may further give pleasure TO man
" lom hold in respect and honor-I mean Charles ~
Dano once OF TUE fRnt Nj shan insert al mat may
tbe given To- the public Tie letter was cent in ac-
Acknowledgement OF the " Household Book Of Poetry
and bears the date II Aidhurst. February lj istJ
..Ihavc received the volume Of poetry. for which
thank YOU very much II Is tie best collection BY fr
lever saw Under one cover But what surprises me Is
Jtie great number Of quotations from TcnnysOn. He
tlas. Think tie majority Knowing bis popularity In
America ne well as lcrc am brought TO The conviction
hat 30 longer am competent 70 express an opinion on
rociry But ,hcn again. am pcrpexed with this diii
sculty 30 sull enjoy Shakespeare. Byron Enrns "nd
sCogper II stikcs ne that people who admire Ienny
.on cant appreciate these poets and 50 am content TO
eayc others 20 their taste hsi they viii not ask me
To agree with them"
Thcro You see lie is perfectly modest IN the express
Jon Of hi. opinion but he expresses IT, FOR one. do
not nrrcc with him. though ! think that the poet
snurcates posihumous fame viii not equal bis present
lrc utatiou when tie letter gets recopcd here from
E,hc columns Of TIE TRIBUNE. l dare say that the
Iau,hor Of Ciysses' viii think none the less Of honest
tRichard Golden for writ.ngit
l Now 10 miscellaneous matters The report Of The
bFdmunds- westbury scandal is not to appear before
sc1pecta,ion in proving profoundly unsatisfactory to
I;he public In fact there will b. an utterly hopeless
latcmpt al hushng II up. TIE Ori-of which oracuar
Sughts bird propose TO speak at length presently
l-announces that the report will completely oxonerate
Lord Brourlan (who has been oarcaurcd abont 1t In
Fa the fororn as Ear any knowledge Of the trans
Factions between his brother and Nr Edmunds is con.
lc,rncd while the Lord Chancellor viii be acquitted
Iof any DELINQUENCY beyond that OF indscretion
not making the facts OF the known to the House
OF Lords when be presented the petition demanding
pcnsion for the retired rending clerk As far as the
1.-TWO other gentlemen are concerned qUoth The Or'
I"the les said tic better" Edmunds will Of course
Ibe made the scapegoat Of the affair." with general
yerliot Of serve him right and much throwing Of tory
lmnd at tie wig OF at least Lord Chancellor. The
ony doubt il what verdict viii be given with respect to
lMr. william Brougham. In his ease however there is
no party feeling involved in that Of the QtcraD big
lwgs hence one may expect that II his conduct il cen
.ured in the report it will be touched on lightly.
Tile OIL too informs US that the idea Of asking for
Ian increased allowance Of money to the Prince Of
1wales has been for tie present postponed though
Elt-sapouncoons brdi-"Lei lately 10 record the
lsa,isfaction with which England received the
lproposition" Ills must be read sarcasticaly'
las an American humoris recently reviewed In
L, fa,tering manner by The SHTGay Reriisr
has it. John Bull didn't like the idea al
Ia, and reflected that If Royalty the Son obliged
Ito increase his expenditure. that Royalty the Mamma
was saving and might appropriately DO asked for
Imoncy as Bull himself. Furthermore. had the grant
Ibeen attempted there must have been debate about it
lin the House Of Commons when NIL sorts Of questions
Iwoud have been asked to q certainty The net rcye