New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
FROM LONDON.

was Started, How C0ntradictcd, and
the Insenioas Manner In which The
Times Resracfcd-Pubiic md Private
again-An Annusing Parody-Miuisse.
rial Annosncenent Of Day for she In.
troducsien Of the Reform Bill-Nsed Of
ii-Prospccts and acknowledgements.
lions whether IL will Pass-Mr. Glad.
sione ~ Leader In the House Of Com.
mons The Weather Peniasism-
Grand Rally OF Tories In Defense Of
Dncal Priviicge-Itcms.
From Our Special Correspondent
LONDON, March J. 1866.
This week The Times afforded US a sensational
topic in its malicious eaHard about the resignation OF
Earl Russell what he calls Manaster Of Aangland'
and his succession by the uncomfortable Duke Of Som.
erset or by the Tories CuDningy let fly on Wednes-
day morning chat you well as others, might get the
benefit OF IT, by the mdweeky steamer. before author
lied contradiction should be avaable this bird Of evil
omen few auackng dolorously, in every direction TO
the great establishment II not CONSERVATION OF the poll
teal duck pond wherein all the foolsher fowsay the
geese-tuned their notes in instantaneous accord To
drop aegory lest it should become as hesdstrone MS
that OF Mrs Malaprop. ION tho banks " the Nile, "
there was considerable sensation. and excitement and
days alarm to all believers in the inallbty OF the
British lay-bble comprising ninetenths OF the re
spectacle" public. People went about, gravey and APP
prehensively comparing opinions or rather
dilutng those Of the oracle Of Printing House.
square, venting Il told you COS" and
speculotng as TO the assumed crisis In the words OF
TAe Pail Mall GalsrG Merchants held their hands
after reading the article purchasers were wary OF IN
vestine largely; sellers became anxious and presrng
men Of business who CHANGED TO be In momentaiy
difficulties found those difficulties aggravated INTO rrc
trevable enhancement by the sense OF genera IN
easness diifused over the money market Inc pfice
nearly al! public securities was materially Affected
Consos fell per cent. and railway quotations about
the same" All this. because The TINS IL insincere'
dishonest. sham.hbcral, a hater OF Earl Russell. an
enemy Of reform and nrdently DESTROYS Of behaving
both and eccting the downfall II therefore predicted
" The wish was father, Harry; 70 the thought; For
about eight the story had the OF the clubs the
streets the counting houses and doubtless got It's H.
tended start for AL parts Of the world likely to be inter
ested thereby. leaving slower truth TO toll amer al
lesure-hen The Globe came out and pronounced rom
beginning 10 end "a pure invention" The Pa! Maj 90
ioie contradicted IL M explicitly ana next moInihg
nearly all the daily papers followed suiti and me Ine'
ate humble pie in acknowledging ITS error m ms assn
gennou- and malignant a,manner bad deliberately
committed it, With CHARACTERISTIC dupicitY u en-
deavored TO show that it, missiatcment was fMy
beneficial yilany a. u had enabled the Ministry 10 re-
flute hostile rumors and then repe.ed the wrong py ae
cluring that the readiness with which the rnnorci
breakup received was due 10 s intrinsic prooa
buty "a course Of defense which Ths Pau Ma" Va
.,t, Ikens 10 1.-THE posihumous and inexpensive msice
OF a wicked nobemgn OF the last century VINO IN DIS
will left considerable sums OF money 70 several aaies
who had offended him. some poor AiOnement iol tnr
injury which be regretted having done them Wheh ne
had thus eectuay blasted their reputation be relieved
himself from The pecunay consequence OF ,ne sssa Wy
Ugnant insinuatiOn unrecgled." Tie real motive
OF TAs 7im,s proceedings may be more than
conjectured by those who are familiar win
al sn
them without the idotca orthodox faith IN Its iDfL
bihty First II hates reform. TO which Earl R1ssel
and Mr. Gladstone are pledged and directly AID IN
directly BY open attack and covert intinuaton. by
ridicule and innuendo lees than by argument and
raiiocinaon Is bonnd to oppose them Yet lev DAYS
and reform Of some sort must be attempted involving
crisis in which real and sham liberals must rani them.
selves for or against an extended franchise. N)w by
snggesting a moribund Ministry The 1fm0 hses 10
precipate what II predlcaies IL If IKE pulling away
the pillow OF man IN delicate heatn. sseo,y' ~ -
Cane one OF the biggest Of political failures rncoat
Radical man Of infinite nsolenceiand utter htapacity
to believe in ANYTHING but his own ,Pieneiic sl VINO
tions OF place and prefermen and dctests bis ne col
leagues OF the Ministry with all the raneor OF q
renegade and Of whom is matter OF notoFs thst
he Ia connected with Tie Tim,sl Hence the ean'rd
hatched BY public and private illwil 10 the wing.
Liberal Ministration. Eyerywhere., where people
are or should be- weinformed, to Bob Low g. name
and ali by nature sor)s assigned the creGit ior TINS
last specimen of ground ytumbing on the part
~ Ike leading Journal" Leading. quothar-yes
IL leads the British public endery BY the nose as
as.es are conducted TO village pound and the way In
which j. b. munches his thistes as the choicest of nu-
triment IL wonderful and edifying spectacIe ami you
can't undeceive him. His faith In dis TIN" next TO
"A absolute as when Emerson wrote oil ~; statc-
ment In The TINES In as reliable citation from Han
aard II thinks for the English II Is their tnder'
s{anding and days ideal dagucrreotyped Wher see
them reading ~, @o SrJ Bp.,sh W.. never such ar
roeance as tho tone OF this paper Every slip OF an
OIonian or Cantabrigian who writes his nfteader
assumes that we subdned the earn before s;.t w
vorld was on its knees to The Tmss office for ~ daily
| breakfast. But this arrogance 70 csicassd: VINO
would care for i surniseo o. Gsi.a 1 ana
Here is capital skit on the now notorious dtoral.
amounting to q close parody Oft attributed y IA'
Say 10 TLS British Lion newspaper-with whlcr hypo'
tbetica journal sm entirely unscquainted. BghG re.
ferred 10 the same date The 7rasss leader 'or ts
appearance infer the leonine contemporary eourn'
would be idle 70 Disguise the fact that for ssvea year:
past TAs Te' newsp.pe. be. been 90 rapidly o:n 20
popoo People have rome sSSa; ::.u,n On: .V shs
supremacy We; ; what n ~,s -, wos
dent belief which they uttered Ever since the breeding out
Of the American War i've years ago. the nsnssemsn Of TAs
T,g,. has exhibited spirit OF vsciation and uncertainty
hch snyued Al for the maintenance Of Its Ieputson
has ssemsd as anything like unity Of principle We abssns
from IT, .saia, ~ been ss.ss.d one
v.,k has been consdcted tho next and he who cad sne
articles February unable 70 guess VIA would
he tho color Of the leading articles Of March beosus wes
imposbIe to say what spirit would then be p.edmn.ns
w cannot be surprised then TO hear runored thf snder
such cireumsances attended 10 hold Insctin Of the
propre,ns with view to place the undertaking upn some
~ and intsliribs foundation OF principle that sould DO
nos,ibe and II not qudde the concern We % mot IN
nosition TO positively tho truth Of THE ranof but Tho
.,sncs Of such . rumor substsntisted hctn teelf
and we shall proessdto Discus. - n were w.l icoded
The eana,d probably had its influence IN bdsoing
,h RsSorm BiIl-Mondsy week the 18th Of The month.
What lie provisions are to be has nos JET tnspred
Those who arc guided in their Judgment BY 70 tenor