New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

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l.gn capitalists gathers as it goes. until 1t has
Id something like Imperial proportions. No snch
lion has been accorded TO any European traveller
II tie advent Of tie Prince of Wales and Lis suite
II nav indeed have excited more popular curiosity
II ,lich hardly reached our more solid business and
(nercial classes Tie good feeling eynced by these
as.atioDs while II does not psriake of the leonine
destinations nature Of pageant, has in d peculiar
L. and weight by reason Of its touching the least
Illustrative Of our people. The two great military
IS Of the war. Grant and Sherman. are the only
I)nages whose travels call forth more stately aud
Iulfccnt receptions.
BZsT REPRESENTATIVES, OF ENGLAND.
Il sending her capitalists and business rlen England
lone herself tlrGy Justice for IN sending her utIeO
tv however worthy they may be. she only e1ciies
gejudices OF our people against caste ard ariNtO-
i y. These gentlemen beside being business men
4 liberals. retoTmers aud phlauair0plsiS. VI Tie
50l of Golden Bright, Stuart. Mil. tAey represent
advocates OF the extension Of the frarcLse, popular
cation, Sunday schools, free trade. pure ana ieIoW
patty with tie II ends Of freedom everywhere. y
4 er dcputalion could hardly have been chosen. per
N unless indeed, John Bright could have come
II self They ere the very men who are best chlcn-
i 10 do away with the latent preludicei against
land, growing cut of her attitude IN Inc late war
! ones who will exert themselves 10 see justice cone
re settlement of claims, and the ones VINO VIII
ny abroad better estimate Of our national charac'
and who Will 10 their utmost TO couhterael the
E,cRlet OF designing men.
fENiANIsN AND HOSPITALITY.
far there has been nothing TO disturb the harmony
affair. There are plenty Of persons IN this com
who entertain no very friendly feelings toward the
yiSh Government, and WHO would willingly provoke
.r between the tao countries, If the Alabama ana
1sldOae lnGemnitieS were not paid and IeperatlOu
IT, such persons forget that the whip is now IN or
Us, and that can We choose either enforce the
ucDt, OF repeat the neutrality of England 10 her
1t must be recorded As sis nificant circumstance
such hostility cannot he very general or very deep
lave seen no public Lint Of sucD feeling nor any
! z calculated 10 wound the feelings OF the guests
is little singular as FenianiSm is supposed to be
pant about now. ana We have passed through tae
lie Of their gatherings IL two cities. Gen. SLcr
- as q freak OF his erTatie nature wears the badge
I secret society. SO that l conclude neither ten
others are likely for the present to disturb the
mons OF the two countries. The only uuriendly IN
ATS OF the trp are the piuerlng Oh tAer gage ny
I OF the Fenian servants at the hotels. Mi. Beyan
4 Rs trunk robbed Of $3.50 in this way.
UNITY OF TRAITS.
Tray, these gentlemen say, that if America be-" as
i neilneS said, 1.-THE natural enemy Of England, she
l strange WY OF showing it," have seen numeI.
Ite circumstances OF late such the fond tracing
sH lineage 10 English ana Sc teh acres the respect
evuence for the Queen. the enthusiasm concern
.ae scli-Wadc men OF Albion, winch reveal latent
\ iT1i OF sympathy between these two great people.
tGte TO the same AngiOSaxon veins. Tie peculiar.
sol the English snOh, tlan whom q more despica5ie
Rile Goes not live, ore remarkably absent IN these
icDen, 0uQ several Americans have expressed
IseVes delighted at the very broad difference be-
t1 tuem ant those alistOcraic chaIlatans who have
n come over 70 turn W their noses p9-ronznsiy AZ
Here, they say, are gentlemen who talk like US
with US, confirm our Own suspicious about our
Is aud our position. and We can appreciate them be-
- they appreciate US There may DC something Of
j sGtgGl tickle of vanity in this, blt ! also
1t IS founded upon the great oOfRmuRis quite
-s,n SIS the common interest the common lineage,
nol literature common religion OF the Two couI-
PROM ST. LOUIS TO CHICAGO.
&c festivities II honor OF the presence Of these guests
II, Louis, were a surprising ovation. The pleasure
i aeling Gems. Gran. and S1ermon was, as happen
.rnw from their Own lips, warm and mutual 81
rs possesses one facility for ais species Of enter
i .-ent N her wonderful hotels which certainly sur
any on tie continent tor size elegance and COM
leuess u equipment. regret that cannot ada -lai
q servants are not IN the excellent discipline.
indeed seems 70 be the weak point II our hotel
ton, and so long as there Is q prejudice against
lr8d servants shall We be punished for our folly.
n,si OILY - pass 10 Chicago or Philadelphia. OF
York. 10 discover that the negro has not been
lerel useless By being made free, but iar otlcrEle
Tie progress from ST. Louis to Chicago wes an IN
acedented procession. The same train vlc- he'd
rtled Gen Grant from Chicago, returned VIII re
road gusts. Three or four nne cars Q. p1.2-
81 description and luxurious convenience were a.
cleo and Z addition complete outfit .0r refres--
rs aFe p0yidsd by the mlniteence Of the LIMOS
'gtrai RlifoaL Company.
Ar J N Doug.s, tle President Of the ros1, and
IL ". X. ArluT the Superintendent, NJ. IL ghlt- I
si-tlnt al Mr. W. NJ. Philips, Of the Land Depart
lt had tie natter IL charge, aDd nothing Vas eit
ii'g which could contribute 70 comfort or gOOt
jig. Meals fruits. ices choice wines, cigars, and
,alre, thee were ~ superfglty. The trip " 80
leg made in u hours, including some very long
Jp, tJT lunch.
1ne foreiguess expressed themselves particularly
tueA with the wonderful advantages o. our gTc At
a.1es. thrO.g which We rode nearly al daY al tie
are d ~ miles tu hour The red houses dJttng the
10 sea II gras> and the immense fields Of corn ex
g. into Thousands OF acres. Cpered to their
sumo OF our capacities for production OF food
/ ita f. rush and scream We wli.lsd along the
toIc OF the great iland right into tue heart OF
! uyglJus city. andy 10 O'Clock al night were com
Ils' y guarterel il the IremOn, House under ~.
0,t be charge Of Mir Drake II is but Just that
IT.. mention that the Hon &. N. Wilson Of The
.0leo J,LTnal Interested himself 50 for ~ the party
. them IN Il Louis. and extend them his IN.
st9n 70 the city which was subsequently, shared by
Board Of Trade
CHICAGO PEcULIARITIEs.
Yesterday was spent ia viewing the city. its public
sors and business features. The new tunnel for the
ser work the Board OF Trade Rooms. the grain Gle
|.fO1, tiC tOct yards and pOrk-Lou5cs, tie Opera
oL,e Wc-e BIZ day inspected. BY the way, was any
Stranger .vr = own luto this city without being
:yucisd s4ia ~ Gc splI!ti II must be part OF The
oh of schools AID counting houses here to learn
44Dy .lsheis OF grain have been shipped per an
/ co. by lo~ many hogs II leads every other city
cv may 20 timber are sent OF; how many cattle
s9. nd finally, how numerous, prOsperOu.
r. g!J 81, tAey III De al the same rate IN hundred
as.a. ? - secies Of statistical training about
I-e,c pe itch leads almost 10 mania. Figures are
| Bear b4l iey are true matcrialsts. Not a mar
~ boz -r es hot verify believe that Chicago, i
l.. bigge NeW.York and London, is Of least soon
etue4 . II Little s said VI It's vice, It's stencil its
lul.t o. SO d little wooden huts. The little boys
lcem Oi short" and talk Of corner lot, while
re Young a.. ls pray that their lovers may hasten
.o Ie wAoess salers, SO t1cy may marry.
cHlt AGO As Sill WOULD BIZ.
= H night be e1 eced or visitors were shown every.
.hg ieaiiog TO ifiness. and had the visit lasted a
EEK 1hey would have finished eXpatGting on the
iVi@nce and irt u Chicago. As VII be seen by
l. speeches at tie ta1quet it has entered these UNI
tueC Leads. thai ago IL. If not. the center OF the
-'fe'se al !ss5t c9uIer Of traffic. No railroad to
racine cf' eeG which does not pass through
.cag0. J. SIDE the fons e. 0yigO OF political
u over ana II my ears not deceived
Z ld night IN would never have been pre,i.