New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

His entire and crushing refuation Of Mr.. Gregorys
faaces concerning the franchise and the major por.
ton Of inaccuracies and msstaements Of the rene
eade Lowe. C'by nsmc and ahl by nature so;" and
once Of The Tme 10 the result Of the ballot in Aus
trnlia rs well Of tho entire system OF voting and
election was very edibing. On such Out-ofthe-wa
themes the bap.hssard and confident assertions OF
H. Ps arc often received facts They have no per-
sons knowledge Of the alleged circumstances and use
the letters and declarations Of mere individual par
tizars TO further their own views Duffy was master
Of the subject IN hand. hence the casgation OF the
enemies Of the franchise and their folles
Col. Dawkns has been put on hafpay. as announced
BY The Ga,sis and tho Horse Guards has, at present.
triumphed. 1t 10 alleged that he Is Unconditional
ouarrelsouo man. unfit for Q command. The Colonel
LEADS justification and persecution not without show
Of reason Hs has published bis defense In tho chaps
long letter 10 tts papers The public without being
vehemeny interested about It, suspects that the man
.used and cordially indorses John Brights sentiment
that the House Of Commons is the final court OF appear
for any aggrieved Englishman. The Eraminn CON-
pares the with that Of the notorious Col Ciswey
with this significant comment, " IIo, too was at va
rance with several officers Of his regiment but he was
not made ~ give way TO them. They were made 70
give wsy to him. and removed from tho regiment
that be might return to IT. But Col Dawkns had none
Of Col. Crawleys peculiar claims 10 favor. lie Is
chageabe with no tyranny and with no breach OF MIL
itary luw and above all has not 70 reproach himself
with seventies which embittered if they did not hasten
o good soldiers end"
A few additional items: The charity children OF
London went to ST. faus the other day. In accordance
With their annual custom. 1t Is one OF the pretest
sis hts afforded by this metroposOne. indeed, which
has been described by TLackeray. There were up
ward Of 5000 Of the children present on this OCCASION
with 90 spectators From the altar 10 the vast circle
under the dome. and thence rising tier by tier far
away to the EXTREMIST end and nearly TO the hight Of
the nave the great cathedral was crowded. The
children sit galleries specially erected for them on
opposite sides OF the immense mphitheator and dressed
in their various unfor their appearance very strk
ng TIE quaint white hoods and sashes Of the girls
are most prominent but the boys show respondent IN
blue green. yellow. and even scarlet each school ex
hibitng its distinctive banner In the center OF the
congregation sit the city big wigs-the Lord Mayor,
Aldermen and SLeriGs-surroundoL by the clergy and
diguitarics OF the church when al the children up
lifted their voices In singing the grand Old Hundred,
the effect ineIpressbly touchipg-slbeit tie per
formance was no, entirely free from that drawing
which seems traditional in such vocahzstion. The
Bishop OF Bangor preached aud there wss q collection
amounting TO over 9i27.
The pew Atlantic telegraph cable lie finished. after
over years labor. Thee was al assemblnge cf gen
iemen at the works OF Messrs. Glass Elliot tstaneo
feIds Of throughout the war; at Greenwich TO
witness the ceremony oftwisne the last foot and inch
Oft Of course Cyrus Field was there. locking in er'
celen, health and spirits and equally Of course the
business ended IN dinner he well known ship Tay
ern " lth an N. 7. In tie chair.
The Rafaolle cartoons about which II will be remem'
bered there sone controversy whether They shoud
BE- transferred FROM Hampton Court or no. for the &c
commodaion Of all the world versus tho special incna'
tops Of few old dovagers Dor particulars OF whose
queer existence kind Of gcntee parasites Of the
British Lion. see Little DoTriD and holiday making
sanaw ich.m unchng cocknsys-thesc noble works have
at length found permanent home in the south Ken
sington Museum. Ttey WILL with other performances
by tie same hand. be opened to the public on Whit
Monday II 10 wortL while remembering that England
owes their retention 20 Oliver Cromwell. The bulldog
abnis on tie road named after him.
The father OF Grace Darling died the other day, at
~. Most OF remember. AID those who do not have
heard o. the wreck Of the Forfa',hre steamer upward
Of twenty wears age more. aud how the brave girl
AAO tbs OH man put OUT IN b,it loil th'H o"l.
lighthouse. on tho savage Norihumbrian coast during
dreadful storm before which all Others turned back.
u save the lives OF the helpless Grace objected
o. louilitlon and reward. and died ct consumption
ever 10 long back and her father has followed her
III. death was the fret Information most Of that
he had lived 50 long
Tho Queen IL stll In Scotland. Tho Dramatic College
a, MAY bury To be opened Monday 0he 5b) by the
lndefaiigab Prince Of Wales Already in operation
il contains ten twelve inmates. recipients Of is
bounty some OF whom have been actors and actresses
OF considerable repne in their day. 1t is now proposed
to eularge he original scheme by the addition Of
schools with exhibit and scholarships for the
u decsyed actorsafer The model Of the Dulsich Cot
lege, erected ana endowed by Aleyne. the friend OF
Shakespeare. Ms.bury is near Woking IN Surrey, On
the Southampton line OF rail. and easily accessible
hence the weather DO prop tous there will be large
gathering OF theatrical celebrities present the ooca
sion.
new drama, adapted from Miss Braddons novel Of
Eleauor's Victory" was brought out ills week. az
the st. James,, To afford Miss Herbert the opportunity
Of again playing character akin 10 Lady Audey and
company The piece Vas successful. b. q.
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