New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16

Ssh h. il citing H. member one Oftke powerful ar.
families HI H1 a b. heir 70 S. IF
family in a country bat bo,. IN p not time. to Popui
freedom Hear heaT ,eoset very well the sls.'p N. wa
Suidin: signed By Lord G5S.ysnor grand
for so fo the Ud. Of 10 sse and should not
any or ZIG o. 3ns be- hd 70 y IT,
understand that standing his seca anq liz r.
e',ed Of vast property and IeIhap. not se9 qerteS NAV feel
for time something Ike apprehenon-l vii not ssy
cSn safe Si% be need. any thai there man
5AI, sR 6S, IN ne. S so you'd any
Of hi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS would dininsh IN any
s born very confident that Lsd GrosyenoI iees Per
ss t,n o% MS we wbi M pose Frdsy Ssht think
in the House that he not very strong sssns tne OH Oh
though have authority whaseveI to more than he I'M
preston mind nom what observed On hsl
any Of hi: hend will not until see sst gsy msh %
ferio him in moral who anous TO destroy ms OIL 70
u. Goyemsnt and oy be to throw s great cVny
position % Lord 6iOsvrnor have nothing to gain
No wonder that the Tories scared The Times sgueaed
ont the vile terror which it accused Mr. Bright OF lnelt
ing and The Standard exhausted its bngsgate on The bead
Of that fellow who accused Dferonaly OF the worst
kind OF national ncendiarsm and general design 10
the spontaneous combustion Of that orthodox nuisance the
dorc Ler hest in the words Of Mr. LAFAYETTE Kettle to
make that noble brute put his tail between ms legs ana now
with anguish at the prospect beng allowed larger
but be doesn't seem to MUD much IN TACT rather es inc
The ball. set in motion by the press and the birmingham
and Brighton meetings keeps on rolling There have peen
meetings everywhere And Of four in London-two OF tic
National Reform League one Of the Workingnens
Association Mydelon Hall 1sDgton-and others al
Leicester Norwich Manchester Bradford York S0ekport
Iuddersfed Derby. Birmingham Brighton and Leeds ID az
sixteen TIE Tne only fire Of them In fact 1t has
resored to its old trick Of suppression 1t did about the
Jamaica atrocities and those OF Andersonyie IN our els
war only hope now. defeat the bill and prevent BOP
Lowe finding himself in extremely disreputabe minority OF
one-for the weak kneed Liberals are getting wonderfully
stened up under the antpbogistc treatment OF h "Au
81 one %
Accordingly 1t at the old women Of both sexes both in
and out Parliament the honorable chief Of the Botany
Raw party low directs bis batteries Acuated by envy
hatred malice and all nnchatabenes he is sowing 10 the
wind and the working men Of this ccnhy hs as pae
he depicts them should assuedy reap the whWnd Ony
he knows better breads that the Rouse Of Commons will
be wise enough accept the moderate measures now offered
The members Of il are no more unselfsh than other
and not in human nature that they should personally have
very strong objection the system which sent them to
Parliament No institution like the task Of reforming itself
any than individual likes taking pyc 80 WIN tne
ceptiop Of certain number Of very ardent reioruers no
member Of Parliament would willingly attempt
the Constitution unless the country demanded H. hence .o
vital necessity Of acoeeraing the impetus from wthont
which lust now seems have very fair head Of steam on
II entirely with the nation large to decide anu me
a, The opinion Of the Clubs and about town that
the bill will pass its second reading bu De ~ nom
bsred instead Of ranged But then Club go.spis com
monty as wrong is cynical on questions wherein popular
The las. return. show that the cattle plague IT, at present
diminishing the fresh attacks being slightly over 6Qoo
by the return this showing 800 cattle as Killed 40 com
psred with l32 last week. g7 for the previous week
Tor the week ending Feb a. and geo Tor that enIng ieu a.
So Won see bere has been steady increase IN ceaxe opera
,os The Government has issued consolidated orders ap
n,eabe 20 The whole country simplifying tho mode OF dealing
Win the disease and giving the local authorizes iIcreed
power.-wlieh was hardly necessary ,,,.,
Curasf AUGMENTATION Fund has been recently instituted
nv Tho hrohbhop Of Canterbury. In England and Wales
there are ust g these gentlemen who are IN ecept ess
than 900 per year II il proposed TO relieve them Dy Nonn
ary contributions OF course nobody would think OF cuttn9
down the Of the poor bishops some OF whom have In
comes OF over 10000. -, ,., .
STEPHENS the Fenan Head Center now IN Paris SAID 70
mediate speedy return 10 the United States mere an
sneodoe about him. false, from the eofcspohueheoo
TAf TsiaErssfs -, ,-,t,...i. 4, =,
o,er csr for n miles passing several police stations lie ana DIS tso
f,ud, armed mischief asssled ne also " s'
he inew hsi In tbs Castle fTooay he N'
gwen 10 Hg0tG -, 80. ..-o. ,,a-r.i
40 long AZ Is fourishng Bot In the tteatfca Word
yrdnayy : sever ~ hold good Druy Lane Iheaier
for rsaee has been doing very well since Chsm~ pu'
the propTietors have quATreled necessarily
Al last air Taconer after an unsuccessful attempt 70 SOP
IN. by an appeal Chancery has conriyed 10
virtue u which he and his colleague MI
ChAtteron rented the house hence tho committee have
stepped In aud resumed their property and the lone OF he
legitimate English drama Is in the market After
this week the dramatic world will be stirring again.
6othern appears Monday In new character ID new
and original play Charles ksan and Lis wife come ont At the
Pncesss the close Of April and Mr. Jefferson returns to
Her Majesty lost dear friend In the old Queen Of the
French Good Friday extensively observed IN London
General Pm here living somewhere In The vicinity oil Tot
tenhsm Court Robd- u