New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON.

LONDON.
TORY CONCESSION TO LAEDL0RDs-sIR HUGH CABINETS
ACCEPTANCE or THE LORD JUsTIoEsHIP-TIIR
PROMISED REFORM BILL-vIsIT OF MEMBERS OF
THE LATE LIBERAL CABINET AT RoMB-PATAL
ACCIDENT ON MONT BLASC-TRADEs UNION OUT
RAGB-sABBATH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
GOV. EYRE-THB FAMINE IN INDIA.
From Our Special Correspondent - 49, -, zoe.
The eyes Oft b. Potter NJ P and other fercer haters
Of the Tories among our politicians must have cleaned
should think Mr. Gladstone in his presentfor1vng
frame of mind must have felt sensation OF triumph-at
reading short paragraph which has just been going the
round of we-nfomcd journals, to tho effect that tho
Lords Of tho Treasury have authorized the Commissioners
of Inland Revenue allow to landlords the proporonae
amounts paid by them for cattle plague rates, and also to
mako similar allowances in respect of any abatement oil
rent granted consideration of The loss Of the tenantfrom
tho catc-paguer II this be true it playing the unjust
steward with vengeance. But the Tories arc bungiers
compared to their great prototype In this manenver tney
are indeed making friends of the Of unrghfeous
ness while they yet hold the national purse strings put
that 1t will make their hsbitaons everlasting IS, shouu
think scarcely what they themselves look for ohe can
help suspecting that they are beginning TO despair Oh
making fight next session. for the clever men VINO ead
them must DO well aware Of the impression which the
the heavy hoocd way in which tho squires carried their
unjust measure made upon all moderate and ordoroying
people scarcely think Lord Derby could have played
worse card than this Of identifying himself moro and moro
with the sduirearchy and awakening these memories
Sir Hugh Caness acceptance Of the post OF one OF the
Iod,s Justiceshps Of the Court Of Chancey Is looked
upon as another sign that the Tory Government Is fall
ing house 1t is splendid position for man OF ~ GER
tainly; and his health has been sadly delicate for some
years pas but no would scarcely have left such posi-
ton as the Attorney with the certainty OF
the woolsack in the next Conservative or parcoored
Government had no felt that bis colleagues were reason
ably firmly seated in Office. 1t is true that his acceptance
of the Jusceshp does not preclude his adyancement to
tho Chanccorship hereafter but he will come to tho
highest dignity Of the profession with less prestige should
he reach it, and there always the risk OF his sue
cessor turning out first rate Attorney and 50 su-
perscding his claims.
The mystery about the Governments intention Re-
form continues and Lord Mamcsbuy,s sort Of diplomatic
rs Nickleby. has been mincing and pratng at great
agricultural meeting in way TO provoke tho laughter OF
his foes and the ma edciions Of his friends no speaks
with the authority of cabinet minister Ifhe is asked
whether they will bring in BILL he shall in the
negative of course feeling himself in the position Of
gentleman who is asked whether young lady is in love
with him. &c &c. We all know that they will try Ill.,
and confess to a malicious desr5 20 sec Lord Cram
bourne aud the country party eating their leak next year
on and behind the Treasury benches. Meantime, the
Radicals urging explicitly that no bill shall be
accepted at their hands, and is said tina; this is done
with the approval Of the leaders Of the late Liberal Cab
net.
Those gentlemen 10 have their caucus a, Romo after
all this Winter ~ the French march out and the Span
iards so the last from tie Peninsula informs usl
march in and TO witness The last shifts Of poor old Plus
Odd Rttsea bgyp vii u &C.
If be leaves England as Rome does not agree win
him. r,
this year. Capt. ATkWnght, aiddccaInP 10 the Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland has been Loot with two guides In
an avalanche Molt Blaze. The most distressing part
OF the story that his sister was waiting Tor HIN ha way
up tho ascent Of the chalet Of the Gands Mucts These
accidents will check the Alrclimbing prppensitcs
Of young EnSishmen. The exercise haa furnished the
exact outlet We required for the energy Of large class
who either will not indulge IN our h,d sports rs
at present conducted But il Is heavy pucr TO pay for
the safety valve. There Is no hope Of recovering tho
bodies Those Of former adgeninTer Who were Si'
ary lost IN 1907 ony came out at the foot OF glacier
last year
mourn over another bad Trades Union outrage Of Noting
ham. 4 workman who had come into the town DUNG
srko in tho ulding trade and had accepted work.
sci upon by three with baokencd faces IN his own
house and beaten nearly to death. Others fear, have
been badly injured This, following The Shelf
field blowinr-p case, has reused deep feeling Of ndg
nation In Tie county aud dsrusi IN The n LESSONS Of
the leaders Of the trades Of their desire TO SOP al such
dOings II Is true that the Sheffield trades have mot and
condemned 10 strong TIE cowary scoundrcs who
have thus brought renewed dscrdt their whole class
but the good effect Of this demonstration y uculralzed
bv tho letter OF tho Scccia Of one q the most import
ant Unions refusing 20 subcrbe 10 tho fund for compcn
saiing the injured nan, aud maintaining that nOnuuiOn
lists have only themselves 10 blame and may consider
good luck II they escape such penalties az the hands Of
their outraged comrades. These doctrines openly ayoWcd
IN such quarter will weight heavily tho advocates Of
large extension Of the franchise IN the next debates IL IS
high time that partnerships Of Industry should step in 10
Ia IN mr. shOTa an
tories The reports Of your National Labor Congress are
circulating in The Commonwealth, The Bechre aud other
workngmcns papers here and may look for eight
hours movement shortly 81 add TO the present cOmpica-
tions between capitalists and labOrcrs.
la another branch Of social movement there are signs
Of returning sanity. For years the National Sunday
League aud the Lord sDaySOccty have been engaged IN
nttrnccine war the objects Of both being 10 obtain real
day Of rest for the people, though their definitions Of rest
are 30 antagonisc that they have spent three parts Of
their ayala power in abusing aud thwarng each other
The subject Of the Sunday question was 20 have been dis
cusscd at the late Church Congress at York but il seems
that the Archbishop and tho Committee took the subject
from tho Rev. w. Dowding "a member Of the Sunday
League placed tin the hands Of the Bishop Of Rpon
Ia vehement Sabbaiaranl and named speakers only
clergymen Of the ngid Evangelical party. The Sunday
League. while resenng this little game, has apparently
to its senses aud is ready TO let bygones be by
cones and TO endeaYor to 10 understanding with
their adyersaes. So at least read the announcement
that the Council OF the League trying TO bring about
conference at Exeter Hall or elsewhere with Lord
Shaftesbury, Mr. Baines the Rows Newman Hall andSpur
geon and other leading Of the other side, with view
To an armistice and united action. II they unite
there will be great difficulty in passing Sunday trading
bill which il much wanted tho old Act Of Charles ii.
under which still mudding having become not
only obsolete but miscbievous Its provisions, indeed,
ludicrously nappcable 10 our time and arc conse-
quenty dead letter and every statute In this category
becomes Of course binderance to oil improvement, and
nuisance.
Gov Eyre will undoubtedly be tried. The appeal of
the Jamaica Committee is being well answered, upward
Of $4,000 having been already subscribed. Mr.. Cole
ridge, the Member for Exeter has been retained by the
% and do
Mr. Stephen his junior the Of the late Sir James Ste
phen is the best man who could have been found at our