New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

regardless OF eor,seueats brought cattle from the plague
.tessn districts s, il sgssry srI{s s 70 s50 W
drive tie disease rom district In which might oherwe
have swept "A Thousands OF cattle, ard nyoYed huheus o
After the loss Of the London the most prominent sub
iect discourse III this metropolis is certainly the VISIT
OF the amateur CASUAL OF the PdltMa" uG.tHe "
Lambeth workhonse. You know. perhaps, that
series of letters have recently appeared In That Jouna
about the condition OF those Establishments ana the
treatment of the poor there. Well very enterprsDS
ceneman-sad in circles that should be wcl-informed
10 be Anthony Trollopedesirous Of aseertalnng tne
truth OF the matter, went one night TO the mon ~
question disguised as tramp was admitted Datheu III
water dsgGstingy like mutton-broth,' stripped.
marched barefoot across n yard. and ultimately
"bunked' in q wretched and filthy shed with crowd
Of vagabonds who spent the night IN appropriately
nasty versation. Thea our amateur went home ana
wrote his experience in The Pal. MAJ Gazette Fancy
the rage and annoyance Of tho Bundles. 1bey nave
had meetings about IT, and Of course denied or eA'
planned away all tho denominations nqaestion But the
public credits A. T., and The +. W. q. has made PAL
pabc lit IN journalism.
There has been another meeting of Confederate cot
ton bondho'ders who still persist In hoping they VIII
bc repaid by the United States Money they say must
be borrowed for the South and D order TO obtain II the
old loan must be paid up. They have appointed Com
mittee 10 enforce their claims. Are Mt you iright
ened
Here is something that may interest down.easters
and men OF Boston raising' as Dickenss " brown
forester 81 the Mississippi" termed Yankees;
DID IBE PILGRin FATHERS PERsgourH TiIE QutKEhs
BENJAMIN Scott esq ;. : A. Chaaoefan o. ,t
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Institute Bishop gate IT, ast evening on ne sooye question:
to which be plainly proved tns"er N TIE negative ne
showed, nom recent examination Of npoitant documents
that historians he'd c0lfOunded the pilgrim fahers-wh0 were
Soparai,-wiih the Pur'ans who Ieained IN the Cluch
England a long possible ana who advocated union o
Church aud The founders Of the settlement Of Plymouth
were Separass and Jied Ia the Mayi0wer IN lbl0 Inc
first Purians sailed IN 1870 aud founded oson When re
Quakers appeared IN Boston ~ it56he last Of the
FsthcIs dead aud their descendants many OF them
roughly handled by the Purtns for assisting the lakers d
boldly opposing persecution Plymouth had then ceased
TO be an independent settlement and port Of the We"
England Confederation. The lecturer quoted the insance OF
l,asc Robinson SepaTa who removed rom ms once
and his position magistrate FOR opposing ne eh
met of p.rsecuiing awl, aud OF Cudw0rth and Hathey
also separaiists, both punished for shelters
Friends OF tine necessity properly Distinguish
ns these names be adducel picture ~ INC cor
rdor OF the House Lords the lettering under which had
been Lending a Puritan Family Drt which bad been
altered the matter being properly aimed 10 the Com
issioners 10 Landing Of Pilgrim Fathers Mr. Scott con
Guided by saying that tine question ole which some ms
think t-ng but IL OF truth and ince. ard IN hs
tory no Truth was unimportant DR.. addngton SAID that
there were pepers preserved IN America which showed Row
the great battle yous liberty had been fought there by
the :, paaiists ssai the Puian& FL light woud never
be thrown on this struggle until England and America both
agreed npon giving ell these documents 20 the world.
The marriage of the Princess Helena IS 10 take place
on the 9th of June. Wales is having new resi-
dence built him in Wiudsor Great Park near Cum
berland Lodge be completed by the end Of next sum-
tner l. p. G.