New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
S'om Our Special Correspondent.


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ssom Our Special Correspondent
IONpOy Dec. Il, 1864.
Very little Of special interest "a American
readers has trsnsnired here this week believe have
used that sentence or something hde H. more IMAM
once Of late hut since il conveys truth. Why cover II
mp with perphrasisi 1t IS dull seasonthe fsgend OF
she yea- aud we talk and think about Christmas
than ANYTHING else. There are not bslfa dozen good
topic. going and know not any mere affecting hin'
tration Of the adherence 10 tradition III dehahce u
romon- sense convenience and inclination on the part
Of the British Journalist IN his porssting IN iurnshihe
q certain number Of editorials each OF certain lengih
daily. il s an unwritten ian, that the mrs. inest
de political subject weH over column IN iengu
and containing Just three paragraphs. CONCEIVE the
labor when politics just now ns dead or, al least
dormant as Nature at this season-and the prohtapIe
result The demand for them. except in foreign iorin
las been dull enough throughout the year. and has now
ceased entirely. Yet those Sisyph, those Danaides
chose strawless laborcrs in the brick fields of Journal
ssm keep on and on and On. You untramIneied
Yankees who sometimes write (and read leaders "
Of one paragraph.breyity. little know what you might
be subject tol Lest. however, inlet upon you an
equally wearisome amount Of prelude .et me present
che result Of my weeks gleaninss
There has this week been revival IN London, or
FATHER development Of the feeling against the Queens
persistent seclusion Of which The Tme editorial on
the third anniversary Of the death Of the Prince Con
sort is but the expression think wrote TO you On
4be subject at least months ago and since then
the discomfort Of Her Majesys metropolitan subjects
especially the wcst.Enders has materially IN
creased insomuch that in their locality in that
section of the community which arrogates 10 Itself the
title Of Society she is decidedly unpopular. The
question is essentially SLOPPY and oristocrac one.
AL other classes Of the community being Qute content
TO allow the Queen to exercise her pleasure in the
matter whatever may be their opinions 80 long as the
business Of the country olnd she Is not accused
Of neglecting that-they doRt care fnucy. however
London aggregate sympa'hses with the nobs and
the snobs- The fact that Brsket the butcher, or All
spice the grocer Tasses the UPHOLSTERED doesn't dis
play the royal lion and unicorn. and those ennoblng
words by appointment" over his shopdoor that
Lord Condiment the MARGINS of Spoons got al
Invitation TO buckingham Palace. nor would be likely
10 obtain II there entertainment; every day
In the year. doesn't preclude OF yoarious injury
at other people. with whom Brsket, Alspice, Spoon.
and Condinent identify themselves not enjoying the
privileges Of Court patronage. The dissatisfaction
avowed s so strong. thu is rIanted in putting
down vac; amount Of what gc have Jeen accustomed
II not as unqualified cant.
The malcoDtents are Of two parties one taking the
nider ground OF respect tor and sympathy with the
Queens grief coupled with the hope that she will see
the imperative necessity % Tousilg herself ard srug
Cling against that drearics' phase Of Il alluded 20 by
Hawthorne when it TO he feeling and becomes
. habit while the other boldly. ssy bruially.
denies the sincerity Of ts prot 4,o. proAouncing
Cannon heari amusing instance o, thit lstteI
some time ago from friend who had visited Mail
borough House the residence Of the Prince o. Wales
sust before his marriage. during one Of his frequent
absences. There my friend vas sbova over the richly
furnished rooms by takE.ire old lady, who spoke OF
her having recently performed :be sane Office for Her
Nsjesty-ther. you know bit G one-years old widow.
lnQuiyibg about her manner aud supposed general
detection mf friend WIGS s.G...e- by Aas contradiction
from his elderly ciceroue "Eloss yoT he Queen, al
hight asserted the old lndy; she fe' IL nsa CONAN
Of course and why shouldn't she but she's come rouno
again BY this time. II. tie sA(s got 0t0sAe' as
S=n her sp sOr" This be It EozcEbered' Is only dn
ole womsns opinion srd given as such. hes'ues ~
come, from m sutseonstic locality; ss have before
Informed YOU that the Queer and Prince Of Wales M,
a. issue IN sundry mstters sn1 followers
shAre th,ir feuls Ike ttC,e .. the Capleis cad
Nontagues.
The QueerI r. fious fand ra''rnD l@eniry rs toward
Germany - she SchlesNiq Holsten wsf, have con
srbuted to, sIieaate her still iu.tLoT tom pobty
prone worship IT, ril sun and regard The Prince
o'Wses as the futu. King OF England, and fOart Of
honor and advancement. Hcnce TIE Tiges editorial.
That journal eeners. remarkably shTewd In its esti-
mate u the feeling OF va, 10 esiad "sOc!ety" It's
very incspacty 10 undersis1d sny gef popular move.
uent any large faith il tb si:y scr reform and
improvement, renders IL eIrohey acute in IN percep