New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

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l.ssiea a Pauci was extremely reluctant to sanction
shane of Government the present state Of Inc cont
aeut and seems first 10 have regarded ne neiet OF le
Ministry on ord Dunkeins motion as Affecting ques-
nor of detail ONLY and not therefore requiring res
xnatiou As / wrote my last, she likes Earl Russell,
.nd h. Liberal Whig IN pr.nclpe-as far as her Office
Allows her 20 be- She it who suggested the cxpedient
se vote OF confidence which fell through partly in con;
sequence # the pluck Of the ministry partly from internal
tefecton and the known untustwOrhnes Of the ascay
Adulames 1t is understood that Earl Russell and All.
Glad tone would have preferred dissolution IN Wnion
they opposed by Others Of their Cabinet, VINO ao
John BRIGHT ana dislike the Liberal Chancellor OF l5 "a
sheouor f his confidence in that ilusrous Enghshmah
Hence n. guatOn the alternative. The scene III AM
about the House of Commons the evening Of the an
pouncemcnt decidedly impressive. OUTSIDE an IN
menss crowd had assembled which Kissed Lowe DslaoI
Lord Eleno, Sir Robert Peel Sir john fakstoin a.
others Of the unpopular stripe funOusy, ana SpPd.ueu
5ohn Bright Mr.. Gladstone, and me MIlsuy
In general to the echo. lnside, MI: HiausIolse
vas never more dgnhcd, siraightorwa1G
upresyc or sincere Speaking, obviously over inc neaqs
~ reachcr0us friends and declared enemies 10 ue PVpo
Of England he told them, tersely the whole story o. e
bilI-how small an nSalment OF lusuoe ad Dscn aSAsN
Co., how contemptu0usly II had been refused Then the
Hons sioumed TO THURSDAY and London talked over the
position. -. -.
vas evidenced By an immense meeting OF workngmeh
on Wednesday evening in Trafalgar square-ln defiance
Of what one Of the speakers called "a iusty ora aet u
parliament prohibiting them from assembling Wltnh
mile of the House Of Commons" There must have been
nom Is 900 10 90 600 persons present hing the eAtlre
Area of what Sir Robert Peel called the hnest
",ri.betaUdinr me Times lies about "roughs pick
pockets and oafers of which more hereafter Inc get
rs up Of the meeting marched 1000 strong, from CLERK
suwen headed by brass band and carrying Two large req
Gags oae surmOuDted by liberty cap the other having
inscribed upon It the word Reform. French observers
mast have expected revolution The speeches rom tne
pedestal OF Nelson's column were very much TO the puI
pose-in that respect, If IN no Other mining ole fsqu-
siton OF eloqucnce. "My friends, the Chairman
finally announced. "ChaIles the First was exc
suted in Whitehall Gardens. On Monday we hold
meeting there" Information received with immense
From
aderaby Rcrcased-proceeded, IN procession, along fa
Mall down WateTloo-paee 10 Carton House Terrace
where Mr. Gladstone lives, the Duke OF AorKs col
umu There the people chcered enormOusly-lusomuch
that every back window Of the adjacent clubs-the United
Bervice, tho Athenelm, travellers ana helW I-
crowded 20 look az them. MI Gladstone not Delng q.
home his wife appeared at the dawingoom balcony ana
vas welcomed with hurahs cries of Gladstone forever
and the waving Of hats and handkerches lheAee TIC
crowd marched stall westward TO the Carlton or CoserN-
alive Club, Kissed hooted and groaned, shouted IoWn
with Derby and Dizzy, and Down win me Auu-
lsmites" Thence one division filed off 10 81 James-st,
10 compliment Lord Echo in similar manner-which
they did spite OF strong body Of police drawn qpn
front OF the hOusewhile the majority proceeded toJ0hn
Bnghts IN ganoyerst, which thoroughiare they nice 70
impassability Unuckliy the Member for birmingham
vas like Mr. Gladstone, IRON home being at dinner Wh
the Speaker Of the House OF Commons bur mere Is tne
scene ay described by volunteer correspondent OF me
Star:
the multitude being uncovered expecting Mr. Bright 10 show
Aimse and there they stood swayng to and fro eleeng
Agaa and again At this point was discovered ihst M
Bright was not at home aud Mr.. Cremer was lifted up the
lamppos address the crowd The speaker ~
pointing to NJ. Bghts house az ne residence OF an uu
crowned king among meDthe peoples champion ms was
sae signal for tremendous cheers which lasted severA MN
speaker denounced in impassoned manner the
,sS ~. sot tSs punishment Lowe Ksho aBd Horsman
could receive would be for three OF that class they had so re
The masses had been their begging fr Re
long enough they were now determined 10 STANG eIo
srder [Great cheering.J he tLen recommended ne Mu
ssde peaeeaby and after three more caeer
AL Ia Mr. II.
The next day TAe Times, like Mrs Camp, set up cy
of"Wheres the peisse ?" meaning the constabllary v-
fed the meeting before mentioned and demanded the
suppression OF similar demonstrations; also the clearing
out, generally, OF Palace Yard Westminster, where
plebsn Btons dared TO assemble and hiss the Hon Bob
Lowe thereby reciprocang his complimentary estimate
Of them in Parliament. Also IN the House couple OF
Tones began shreking about intimidation--mob law
London IL state OF siege, and so on And that alter
boon 81. A.. c,,., c.u,-.,..,o,.. ., po,,o.
vsced himself uncation with the manager Of The Bee
ks newspaper the special representative OF t6e working
aliases in the London press and very couTe9uy .lomeo
Elm police authorities will be compelled in future TO
prevent meetings at late hours IN reference TO re-
Dorm badly localities meaning thereby localities
where large asseu6ase Of people Interfere WIN Iae e9nor
Asyne stated that ne had received complaints from various
sYesterlay the howl of terrorism was continued Tie
gSHs opening mouth again and all the little ours OF the
Tory press barking in chorus To an amiabe and delicate
attack by the leading ourna'-Or rather by Bob Lowe,
for everybody knows LIS style and the anmns directing
h-upon Mrs Gladstone for having accepted the ovation
Of Wednesday evening from persons Of the lowest class
The Times calls then-her husband has to-day publicly
responded stating that she did at the request Of the
police and that she and other witnesses struck
With the respectable appearance and good order Of those
Who composed the large assembage mered encomium.
And to-day appears this notice. largely paearded about
the metropolis:
10 meet the committee Of the MidSsseI Arms Ceffenwe
n1een Saturday evening O'clock 10 assist them in
carving great meeting Monday also 70
make holding national demonstration in
Hyde PARK Friends in the provinces viii please commun
axvffhfh ao hoiru ian Az lofVeh
% that there ss possibility Of collision between the
people and the police slready-wnich surely speaks
volumes for the pacific Influences herading the advent OF
very ikely to do-and if Sir Richard persists-as he Is
more than likely 20 do expect II is perfectly
cell understood that the Chief-Commssoner is rather
pmulOus of extending his authority, OF converting DIS
Office into sort Of Prefecture OF the Thames aer the
sentimental model and he and his not at all popu-
lar he has drilled them, equipped them III helmets SIN
enlsIy ugly Ones rendered them as military as is practi
cable They talk about people as civilians before the
magistrates not unfrequenty perure themselves in sup
port Of each others testimony, and frequently maea
tAe public with comparative IMMUNITY Only last Week
enc OF them distinguished himself by seZing man by
the throat and squeezing hNn up against the wall TIL the
Hood ran from his mouth"he spat blood ever since
and then charging his victim with assault. Heno the
poiceman-was lined 1--WE shilngs for drunkennesscon-
liable retained BIZ Sir Richard Mayne-and this week. an
ytber heroic creature is in trouble for almost throng
little boy, punching the indignant father IN the breast,
and while he going 10 the Station-House 10 make
Romplaint breaking into the mans house and smashing
his pictures and furniture. Ii appears that 81 SSgas
drunk: in consequence Of which he got " two months
with hard labor II is however by means certain thar
the Chief Commissioner will dismiss him. Hence yon
may imagine how little the workingnaD-always Jealous
being iuerfered with and ordered 10 on-hkcs
the British bobby. Then there other and more
dangerous elements. Long ago M Mayhem informed us,
In his London Labor and the London Poor that IN
abe event Of not every cosermoDger would be prepared
10 tackle his policeman, and the prospect OF interior
snce with an admitted night of the people would be
10 sttfac; the really formidable classes Suppose the for
ner carry their intention Of meeting at Whitehall
6ardens-the place where Charles the First was exc
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