New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

was he in prvatel III. was man of ne WOW and nan -
pleasure either lie was carmnised ouy and cir.
very unlike those Of Wellington and Nelson II Is surely
mot unlikely that man so popular and universally be-
~ a, all events certain that whatever the actual rnth may
have been ninelt w eueths at enst Of those wio follow
admhauon VIII "a 50 In The fullest conviction that he
what We haye suija statesman and patriot but OF
pleasure and man OF the world and that be lived 20 be
such the faet which candid men must adult to them.
selves as they ooS into the which contains the most
popular ttaemlh 81 orr nge What is to be inred from
theml Either the churcren the the strae,
Auoh IN ne who stand round tha grave 90 not believe
their own official creed, co they engaged in what
pIoseeTs very nearly to mocsery how many Of them
Soud lay their hands ON their hearts aud say that Tor whai
they know reasonably believe of the life and eonveraon
OF Lord Pamcrston they can bns him within any Of tho
say, Heaven is to be- hoped for Ina ~crd n oe not all
under complete mistake about his character and Whist
usually lear preached on Sundays IS the uuth TIE whole
ttuth and nothing but the truth why al humbng
at the present moment over the prospects OF one
who was ON many accounts 90 dear TO u instead Of following
bis funeral with un not uuenpered with oxidation
We adopt bold the hr half the alternative which We
have stated There i Inconsistency and which al
together icconcilbr between the of the eminent
persons 20 whom have referred aud their stated Official be-
le;. We do not blame them; rather honor them for H.
II there such things and evil at All in the world il
these words not empty labels TO be put upon
vessel matter may be its contents, 1t Is right
sud meet and the bouDdon duty 10 al in authority TO
do what write these lines they octualy doDgto
knre namely By the side of the of the great good sin
IA; man whom all deplore and there TO thank Aim shiy
God that hs pleased Him to that brother oct Of
the Wlseties Of this sinful world and commit his body 10
The dustcah earth. dust to dust ashes to ahen the
and certain hope Of the refuuecton 10 eternal life
In point of fact we have a nominal as well as real
creed: the first based on ouwOrn theology the latter
feelings reason and instincts aad infinitely more
Christian. in the true sense Of The twain pity that
We are not more outspoEen about IT, II our silence
which pcrpetuates tae anomaly and on which the vested
interests confidently rely Yet so eagerly IS truth and
pain speaking welcomed when they do find n,teraGnc
that venture 70 say article in TIE Pal MAI Ga-c
sin ifs frst AD d
the one from which have du0ted.
IL ROf est mort; Prc Il ROii Lord Palnerston de1f
We are battling as 10 what We are 10 expect IRON 7
successor ON Monday last Earl Russcl waited on tn
Queen, kissed hands and accepted the Premiership "i
which circumstances had nominated bin as Wen al
The Times which turned night round every twenty lonF
honrs day toward Gladstone the next, sulkY. 20
Russell t IS 90 he inferred that Bob Lowe and the
other fellows get something in consequenco) As yct
defuite ministerial list has been made public but II
is pretty evident that tic little Earl viii not find MS
berth bed Of roses. No sooner had Tie Times sub
sided, than murmurs Of fresh blood recruits from
below the gangway" Qhe Liberal party), etc. made
Wood invited % retire and make room Tor others
and Non the disproportOn OF offices between the
two Houses Of Parliament is the question which ap-
pears delay the settlement OF the Ministry. In the
Commons the Ministry Of Lord PalDeIsion was not
strong enough 10 allow Of loses and the whole burden
Of the work OF that House will now fall upon NJ Glad
stone. Tie Globe states that every member OF Lord
PamersOus government at once offered 10 retain Ls
post 10 resign II, as might be most In accordance
with Earl Rustells objects and With such splri one
might hope for Satisfactory disposal OF the difficulty
only Gladstone and Reform Bin is the great rock
ahead for which we all looking out Meantime he
Is starring Il in tie north praisng Lord Russell and
abaainmg from committing himself, except by gen
efalizauOns.
All the PJincesses are now at Windsor, visiting the
Qneen intending the Princess Royal her ionr children
aud the Princess OF lesse with her two The former
arrived in town with her husband on Saturday last sent
the children 10 Windsor, spent the day at tie Prus
sian EmbassadoI's. and rtjOned them that night 30
as TO welcome their Royal grandmamma on her return
from Scotland next morning Wales has Just got
bsck from q weeks hOdsy ymaknr, az Know sley, near
Liverpool the seat Of the Earl Of Darby II Is yery
pla~s. .b-eosVd "ith game, az thhe dr pifL-uoni
fowls inasmuCh they Get IN yOur way, expecting 20
be fed instead of a charge Of shot. So wonder the
Prince and party bagged 20 head in one day. They
call this Sport
Here are the latest advices abont the Cattle Plague
These returns DO not pfosss 10 ave the total number o
which hsve occurred r Great Britain but only those
which have been ascrraned from the official information re
ceiyrd this Office from i9pectors whether appointed by
the Of the Council by the local authoTrs The d.
Of England those Of the census Additions vii
from time time be made Ia colui1n of back cases not
Included IN the weekly reports