New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
Great britain.


Great Britain.
Mr. CYRUS W. PlELD.-THB ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Mr. Cyrus w. Field has returned home by the Persia
prlor 70 his departing from Loudon, Mr. Field gave
splendid banquet, at the Palace Hotel TO very dtn-
fuished company, including Mr. Adams, the American
Anoan and others engaged IN the great work OF the Al
santic Telegraph. Speeches OF taterna nature were
made and there very friendly interchange OF sent-
nonts between the English and American guests assem-.
fod OF the Atlantic Telegraph was the subject of
comment Great confidence eyinoed and warm hopes
expressed for its success During his brief stay Liver
pool MI Field lad for his guest and accompanied on
board the Persia by that distinguished friend Of America
Mir John Bright.
The banquet given TO Mr.. Gladstone by the Liberal
party of Liverpool was brilliant and successful anair
Mr. Gladstone emphatcaly declared that the Government
would stand or fall by the Reform bill which they had IN
roduoed In the of his speech he referred TO the
Fenians in America and in strong terms denounced Their
threats against the innocent citizens of Canada and New
Brunswick OF Tedresslng sup osed wrongs, WIN
which they had nothing 10 do He asserted that IN the
event Of the Fenians proceeding 20 such dabohcal act
ihey would place themselves beyond the sympathy Of the
whole world and oil the resources Of England would be
freely spent to assist her coonsts in the holy work OF self
defense The Duke Of Argyle and Mr. Goschen were
among the guests at the banquent and made speeches III
support of the Reform BILL
On the following evening Mr.. Gladstone addressed a
great Reform meeting at The Amphitheser, Liverpool
HE edduced strong arguments in favor OF the Government
and bis remarks were appauded with the greatest
enthusiasm. He pointed TO the eXertiOns Of America IN
the late proof Of the benefits resulting from trust in
the people, and looking at the energy displayed on both
Bdes he said:
About years ago when the subject of parliament
sy reform under discussion popular aud fashion
able practice speak Of the Institutions of America per
Feet failure s@a long oratons were delivered in The House Of
nsknc use Of those institutions bugbear 10 terry and
fghen proceeding in the path OF our duty to induce
mon retaining limits Of the present constituency
Ihesr hear What has taken place since that am not
%ssSS sbUys al an not song bring forward any in
yidous distinctions any distinctions at all between
enH Of
and dey aspiration island believe q o. aspTa
S and d SsI sns pcon Se the Ts Be 1
black North south Ppsuse Neither am going to hold
swn lTiear, hear Bot what am going 70 do is this
the experience Of mankind hear hear and from the facts
under view whether they be In despotc
democratic Hear hear And the point which ask you
10 observe this not the comparative merits OF English or
is effect that has been Pcduced II America By agy
Cd popular franchises by widely spread participation on the
fa nne1s@ped and almost incredible pro.
issSs win and IL enabling the Government develop ener
S the eG 70 sa T s sSS Ssys
equal numbers Of since the race Of began upon
Abe earth Appause Less than 5000 600 Of peoPe-ldo
entered distinctly into tie thankful may be at the
n S he, s1s T Ssd ss InCI, coming the
bloody issue Of wa, upon matter which upon The one side
justice requires US TO developed Of
Asroism power Of sefsscrincelhear hear an energy
@oess Of actual rss arraysS and %ay.Rsed the subjects
r. Of their chosen ruler; TSS 1aGT not wSsT to
What would say is let US learn lessons where we can and
s children Of our oins in America The position England
peculiar position in the world England has Inherited from
more perhaps OF what was most august and ven
sabe those than other European country and at
eAs time that her traditions Of the past rich aud
end BEYOND our SSowiede been largely nodded BY them she
has hisSss been exposed the hg1s. possible degree to
Sasst nt to s. .s A. seSsaDy she he ss with
ssn between those euda institutions upon which European
society formed and which have given her hierarchy Of
torn the basis Of society in America 1t the business Of
Easand not by serve imitation OF the one or the other 70 for
her glorious history but on the contrary 10 cherish
every thing she has inherited and to improve it, but to i'm
: her dsy while she so looks upon the past to learn
hksvse from the present. and the recent which have
ated how by enlarged franchise augmented power
be marshsed behalf Of the Government and increased
shcyt risks without orssfSiusss the rules of prudence
md always within the limit: Of modesty and
ought TO observe espy and appropriate the lessons which
ne: S &C. y GS % S tine s %
ssssure we propose democratic measure The word de-
hssr the extension each in biz sphere Of every
s,eee and franchise that he can exercise with advantage
ca % " sSso of10H5sSs
..stine ~ Of vice in opposition to virtue disregard Of
Indifference or GOODNESS with regard to the inheritance we
~soy then for aud believe al whom have the honor
address the enemies Of democracy Hear hear Ia
this IL democratic country. Hear hear
contrary In this country there love that arrange
constitution Of society which inherited from
times; and do not believe that Of the entire
gently there Is in hundred who would disturb II
could Hear hear There butone thing that make
his country from country aoeratc in its feelings become
sesnocrac That day, think. would be unhappy day
md know nothing that could bring that day arrive unless
forgetfnness by the British sristocracy that their
rider has IN al times beyond aristocracy the world
trustfu and confdng in its temper toward the people
d and forbs airing its Of privilege hear ready give
the patton in that belonged to its
a ~ liberty. Applause
ss'Eeant Dauagh tried by Conrt-Maral for Fsnansn,
atd planning mutiny in the Cork garrison bad been
IND guilty snG sentenced by tie Court 10 be shot Her
gsesty had ho~sver, committed the sentence to penal
rvitade for life.
sssct committee had been appointed by the House of
10 inquire into the state of the
iegrsphic communication with India with view te its
,.pTovemeHt.
Tho weekly returns Of the cattle disease continued to
. satisfactory diminution Ill the number of animals
aeksd
France.
81 "a said hat POI teal excitement in Pans was scarcalv
"A greater than at present For long time there was
believe that either Prussia or Austria
have indnl A. |