New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24


'cted Lord Palmer'on sud we are with the rsn
srss victorious conducting through Lord Russell one OF he
The Minister Of Power called upon to conducs
with the Minister Of Ruoth~r. -
have but little to communicate the subect OF the
reconstruction Of the Ninistry. Earl Rnssell is DO
doubt intent that very difficult task but Ministry
is o the many things that are more easily dissolved
than formed. Meanwhile, there Id an immense amount
o speculation, and msgvng, aud r1mor and III tho
Tory Journals Of desperate antiopations despite theF
delightful lack Of material for Welcome lngledlcDts III
the political pie have just heard that 80 great are
the difficulties that Earl Russell finds he has to deal
wh that he threatens 20 throw mp his portfolio IN as
gust and stranger STILL that Lord Stanley THINKS that
with the assistance Of Sir John Packneion, he could
form strong party Of Liberals from both sides OF the
House. You viii observe that tho Premier mace aD
appeal against premature declarations OF want OF conn
dencc the Lord Mayors banquet The Liberal party
in the House Of Commons has sustained many losses,
and o nation seldom knows what eligible men 1t 1oa'
scsses until il wants them; though, rs Mr.. Gladstone
told Of his Glasgow audiences last week, people,
ree. not only In laws aud institutions. but also IN
thoughts and acts and possessing large spreading ana
valuable interests has seldom found d want Of men 10
defend them. So rest and hopeful II not thank
ful for the declaration In the speech Just aded TO- at
Earl Russell has no intention Of abandoning the
principles which. Tor 90 years. come veal come woe
recommended him to tie confidence OF this great CITY
IL IL pretty certain that from the beginning the mite
Earl has found his position as Manaster OF A-nn'
gland as he pronouncrs IL, anything but aSreeaDIe.
As aforesaid, the Queen would have liked Ear Gran
vile better He accepted the office of President of the
Council salary $1,000 YEAR to obhge hef. ahi nh.u
supcr by Lord Johns elevation 10 the pceage led
the House Of Lords with much tact Snayy and general
success IL said that he really thought his turn had
come on the death OF Pamerst0n and that "a 70"
ensued IN consequence Of Earl RussePs snpersedlng
hlm-which was finally arranged by promising Gran
vile the Partisan Embassy. lie was reared in the
French capital speaks the language like an angel
or native aGd quite popular on inc oanhs .. ,.e
wife But taere Is a rock ahead IN the way of bis ap
pointmcnt the man In possession" LORD So%1ey
wont res gn-and he has friends. Then, TO add to Earl
Rus.ells troubles. behold the vacant Chanccorshp OF
the Duohy OF Lancaster for which there terrible
scramble The public thinks fought ~ be given 20 an
| outsider tay Foster or Stansfeld. MI Lowe oi Iht
TIM, think. il would lust salt him. and the hsristo
Gratis differ from both. II ou, ontside the Cabinet II
j. runored that Sir Robert Peel means to resign and 90
to the opposition He has oon declared that De
Will lead that party yet a. HE father did before biln
and Il surrounded by Tory connections the Duke oi
Wellington Gen. Peel Dawson Of Derry anG others.
IfL, ~ Chichester torcscue IL 20 be secretary io
Ireland You vli perceive from these items that Inri
Russell has his work before him aud his extremely cold
aud formal manners have INITIATED against Als pefsOhhi
popularity,
two days ago n this ,ty Is !. one Of those speetaeler
ni which country folks and strangers think and talk
I good dead moro than de- the eocknoy. proper VINO
laugh ~ a. but don't approve OF your following ther
sramulc The weather unusually hne Tor NoNeD'-
b,r he morning being almost iOc3t snd 0uE Deslh'
ming iu drIlit Tie street. were decorated Vh hlgr
aud green, lTsCuc1iFd g1randF crimson banners WIN
gtlt tg.s,E nscrlpti0ns oi Welcome. ana incompro.
Iltt.llr htrid.c dDA ices. TIE dragons Wno iJimed
the advance guard looked rather ashamed OF the com
r,-, in which thrv found themselves; there was no
| man In aruor' bat plenty Of drums hfes. tre'
men vatormef and city cOmpaniea. In the cumbrOus
STATE coach designed by tiprani more thsn IOo as
go and decornted with iiiotic sleRorlc- rode me
new Lord Mayor. highly respectable Hebrew, IKE
most u lis race, rasheF Iond o pais"e; ana ho' Io
ablo for tifte IN t. ranifc1taon when The pro.
ion neared Ncwgair Market the butchers pirod ed
% %, ralug "Cuy OF oHc Of their fraternity deco
rated Nith paper co2ked'Aai. mounted on a oanir.
.al bOr- ao.t III triumph. As usual oa such occt-
siops a!l the Soucn IN TIE crowd had brought out
babies aud the worst Of thy pressure occurring where
the children of TIE ward schools Verc accommodated in
. OGDEN gallery. the s4uGlliug. bauuns and kicking
ber. hat twohgds o. then assumed tho senblhnce of
premature maternity. fursAermorc. tue r0pulace
Vio ohsfed eteTyhody bot th. polcc-wcr. -howcred
with hlrdhs BY cuterpIisng advertisers Coming up
flesl-.t rOt the benefit ~ d0Ettt of half gI
fendcr- then delufe u DR.. DE Joarhs God Liver
on flrp auuautlty of Ihorovs Food for fHta and
ultimately perfect deck OF caGds cxhortne me 10
read tic Band - Hope Journal which wont
O. Mr.. Camp emphaficaly observes Not beng
invited 70 The dinner cant -uy, and The papers don't
inform ne. wh,thcr Larl Russell RoIo thai uacOLio't
able uniform of Master o the Trinity House ~ winch
be commonly ,russes and skosers himself on such
siors II 90 IL may be- regarded A. typical of bis
ministerial position. Apropos oi which. new hitch
has occurred with regard 70 the Admiralty, supposmg
the Duhc Of Somerrcts resignation offered and ac-
ceprd broaoLed ia The Iime' Earl Russell l. said
% have named Lord Clarence faget whose nomination
would be- agreeable 10 the Queen. but Mr. Gladstone
fayors Miner Gib-on-by far tbe most preferable ap
pontmCnt. IL Is risocrscy versus liberalism, over aud
over again.
on the same Lord Mayor day the Prince Of VALE 2
lth birthday celebrated b, the hring Oi that
Der OF guns IN 81 Jimess PARK the ringing Of church
bells i London and ToJal salute in The broad wax
NIud.0r also llumua,lons from dsini,festcd trades
men, aud dinner. The young nan himself, III company
with his sulky looking h.othor naV, se Crown Prince
| of Prussia tie Dukc. oi Cambridge and Sutherland
sud otlcrs devoted themselves to IL grand battle OF
p,rtfldg" ,sug terms ia The vicinity OF ssndr!nshaIn
followed by ball
good deal admired and talked o at present, in this
metropolis. The Princcsscs holcnn aud Louise an
ya.ltd statue OF their deceased father al Bishops
WallAam on Tuesday hat, ~hcu the spectator, we're
generally delighted by the grace dignity and personal
ATTRACTIONS 81 both young ladies'. They are much
taller and os iner hgure every way. than the married
Prnccsscs and resemble the Queen In certain regal
manucr of doing their WORK with dignity, yet without
idifslr. They were attended on the occasion bt
Arthur llelps, CLERK q the tonncl author Of - A
History of America iricuds IN Council, etc-a.s0
Drica.!naker At Bishops Walihsm. IN conjunction with
Arthur hing,iey ana Theodore Martin, who have nj
yenturcd $4,000 IN the business aud employ tso or
three tuudred people. Mr.. Helps seemed 10 bo great
isyorite with the Young Prlnce,se-. VINO lunchcd with
him and h. partners IN tho most friendly style and
sf'crwsrd listened 10 an amateur concert. Only yescE
nay these youug ladies children, now they
woura Your fair reader MAJ be Interested ia lie
Information th,t tio Pruces'es rOre 10 criroinc ond
that every masculine spectator pronounced IN favor o
Tom sayers died the other DAY. aged aa-csusc, drink
aud consumrtion. lie wasn't "a bad fellow for a puB
list tlrashcd his wa sometimes. fought score OF con
tests but never "rold ahgbi. Let alone. he might
have made good bricklnycf. His last APPEARANCE IN
puic Was a, the second OF his Shiiola antagonist.
llocnan, in tho tight with Tom King when he is 10.
ported Ia havs booked the vcry picture o good humor
"a groeslue squire with bic boots. yellow jacket
fur cap. and blue and white shawl twisted ronnJ his
peck-s merry sciive litie insu, who never lost his
tmpcf but ryer and anon looked up a. Heensn with
queer of wondering expression as thongh no mar.
yelci at Li, own tenciiiy couple oi years earlier
He Ieceiy 0i much money from tho public tint with
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