New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29


would be no1strous 70 Try NJ Eyre Tor the illegal ezecu-
ton Of Gordon. To make the analogy worth anything
the Peokhani,e should have shot man outside his own
premises Who was drunk and should never have been
brought 70 ta for It, 1t is melancholy TO hear such men
as Ruskin arguing that taking lives suspicion founded
on the experience Of the character and conduct Of the &C
cused il not only justifsbe but meoous under tie nag
Of England The Old reverence for Law must indeed have
faded among us such doctrines find any considerable
acceptance in 1866. On the other hand the Jamaica
Committee are receiving funds from many quarters to
enable them 10 bring Eyre and his subo7nates bfe tho
proper tribunals AZ present this LIST compnas, seq,
only one u,led person. Sir Wlfrcd LAWSON Cnnoe-4lt
baronet tho father Of the late member io Carlisle who
was chief advocate for the Permissyl Bill IN The lite
Parliament sir Wlfrei appears with Bright, Mill Cold
win Smith Duncan NcLarcn, and o.hc-s who cna1n'ee
600 each IL required. When people return from tl'r
tours and other holiday dongs, 5na see both lists
sweed largely and may expect sharp measures and sharp
words.
Nj Walter late n F. for Ba5, and the proprietor Of
more than half Of the shares of TIE Times newspaper,
started l1s, week with his son, for ouT in tie States
Il has been said that be was at last when lac bad disco
cred through what ptabe slough ofdi and 5uad they
were dragging the paper much annoyed with the line
which Desno aad hs staff persisted on taking and stick
ing to for WONDER during the two las yeas Of Che war
Never suppose, great journal 20 ho i',s4y De-
draesed on great question At every crisis they were
be heard taking mp The sweet SONG OF the vhrpcer
Of q Ncw-York journals The Hera8, or Times, ortorf,
wen; most wrong for the tmcbeils, and showed most
hatred Of freedom Consistent enough in this one hatred
they are writing mp the aew socaed Union party and
the President singing in short the soae Of the Raymond
Weed Happy family, and ofcourse cnreF.y suppessns all
the rel issues IL you can 20 put spark OF real
| / .,
ia viii you possibly be may be able when be gets back to
Englsld TO insist giving a Todicum Of truth IN tho
news ard putting some small spice Of fairness into the
comments, Of as paPcr Il would be doing service 10
Us as gcll as yolrclvc for though greatly damaged IN
p-es.e, Tie Times is still tie most irGlcrt'l Of our
daily mrcr. fear, however, that the task Vi prove too
mucn even ior Yankee energy and ingenuity. when tie
E,lioge1 can change his skin, and is able 20 hold his oTn
without help from any one, TIE T@@ will come ont for
J him-Rot a moment sooner.
An impression seems 70 be growing here that 40 results
Of lac ra1c we snail soon have the Bank Of England
the only bank Of issue M the country, and some consider
ALE relaxation # the Bank Charter act Il IS, o: course,
impossible 10 sag at present whether here Is any ounda
ton FIR this belief, 50 as tho intentions OF tao Tory
Government are co1ceEtcd They will naturally keep
their own counsel on so ds5,ta'e q question ult.l PEI.
lament meets Il is certain however, that tie mercan
tile community here viii al tie pressure they
bring 70 beer 20 make valuable produce in thr possession
ecuailv available ~ way 10 iGurc, when the money
market gets unusually urht. Their CRAM aye pointing
a3lpirlg,y to the Bank VI France, and uniform
a,D, The past Digit months They viii not make uucl
81 l beyyever 10 IS obvious 90 the ucanet financial
ca-ac!,y bt 70 we lad sd cquivaer: for The Emperor
Direc,os Of te Bank Of England who would say "No~
lust Rocp tie coI, fi OF gold aid lont mind hat vou
give for it, we, TOO, shord ccape parcF. W-rer the
I'll. Tfv
doubted, 81 We throw iG.o tie other scale supple
rentarv budgets sad Sac uncomfortable and u.tsthom-
slIc r,v.t,-v in when Wrench Laarlc is euyaloped.
o. tho SINGLE hank ri ISSUE lcud think are rcrr
Itchy 70 see ,l.s change shortly. AT Ga.solc had been
I'm communication With hc couuiry bankers tac SUB
loot rctr his late resignation ana, your readers p!ob-
i1vlro,y London bankers and those 7i.l.n u.l1. 81
81 miles are already prohibited iloa 2ilg. Tho pii7-
ee. of issuing their NOTES, limited 10 is already is
not much valued - iie al"t of those vac retain he
rr.ye,-. and it is only Fastening the iuavtns cousug.
nation a. Few ycars Or 'Ae privileged firms arc merging
seadil, INTO JOINT stock banks a iue natural 90 auuat
urcl deaths. Tie Li5croo. Chamber Comma CO haze
been uomoro.izug Lard Derby to tIP.lta R'gai Com
mission 20 Inquire ia:o tie w0ring Of the B6 Charter
Act without success. TIE stcrcCtyI,G Ic. ga. tae
Government recognize tic question one as -1ar lir
serious consideration is al that the Pemc yolclsaies,
which means ,Lat good deal pres,sTe vii be Zee
oured TO induce Official persons to take '1e matter ep
such pressure VII very likely be fJrhNm.as, az The
Chambers tlopc Lcut TIC county and all ioert traders,
! have leon thoroughly scared.
The roysI family seem inclined TO thlov avay ore Of
tie strongest holds which iLey possess ;c good viii Of
the people. Du1.r the life of the Prince Colso't the
Queen rarely refused to be present on any pc oca On
Of imp in tie provinces when there w' any Feso-
able psetext for inviting her. During the neut year The
II. fsr 1r lesf Of Ina
secusion in which she had lived sacc her husband DEATH
and while sul in retirement she known take social
interest in the memorials which have been erected HALL
parts Of the county his The people Of Ma
chester AID Liverpool, juGiooIy combining this knovl-
edge have completed memorials Of Price Albert tb,
inauguration Of which tley respectfully solicited the pies
ence of Her Majesty Oh her journey sou'hwari from
Scotland The Queen, however, las dccaed both the in
vita,ions pleading ihr Manchester men Ter fear Of
fatigue aHd TO those of LIVERPOOL her previous refusal
Manchester The QtceB, however, Hoy IN seventy aud
seven times in this direction and be forgiven By that
most patient and revoUutal OF creatures john Bull but
il by no means follows that the Prince If Wales can fol-
low in The direction without serious danger 10 his
popularity, and he has just made two decided buuc1s in
his vocation. While he has been rorseshootlug in beg
deershire preparations have been making al Sterling Tor
gathering Of al the volunteers of shat part Of Scotland
at which il understood that he would De present.
lie Prince, however, will not 60, ard he gathering il
probable viii Lot take place IN Consequence Further
north aFain number Of Highland regiments were 70
meet for ertst Geld day, bat IL res teen ofcay an
nCrced that 10 review can take place in consequence Of
the inability Of any member # thc Royal f-my TO be
preeeut. Earlier il the year tie Prince ho.liGed the
maEuates Of society By curtang the speeches Of the
Arc-bsAops AID Presidents AZ the Academy dinner sri
escaping 70 his shooting jacket and cigar before the
.rr-s and fraz .r.~Y.~ D la b