New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

The Bill for the Repeal Of she Act OF Esete-
classical Uniformity-saddes Death 81 Mrs.
Carlyle, and what the Wsrld Owes Her-A
Hoax .. The Tines-Items.
From Our Special Correspondent a. 49,.
Amajority of FIVE That is what the Liberalism
Of the House which takes its from the "Comnons OF
England amounts TO- figure higher Said not truly
that we were not yet shadow Of Lord Pa,meton
That cold 81 faith and which. smiling Ike s.
Martins Summer unuitfnl The evil that men 10 lives
after them: the good of inferred with their bonts II
ghosts can laugh Charles Lamb questioned it's enough to
make the old Premier do sowherever he sand az cyncay
Al in life The Reform Bill IL carried by a majority You
count fingers Of hsDdand the lght only begin
ming
leave todays papers TO tell yon the details OF last night
struggle preferrng 20 speak ofhe week generally Through
pretty clear to everybody that the prospects Of
the declining; it's position becoming crit
cal The majority OF 30 which originally counted upon
had detection Of soeaed Liberals and
the decisions Of election committees until had got gradually
admitted all hands that the Ministry obtained majority
at all woud be small destroy all chance Of passing
the bill through committee. Two Liberals oused from
Nottingham two from Lancaster, from Heson and two
nom windsor-an this week-vbile but Tory
seated for BrdgewateI making net loss OF si votes 70 the
Government Then Cambridge returned Conservative 10
the interference Of the under graduates has endan
ered his seat a. BY them ZONE sess sos ws,e So
debate like Popes aexandrne the wounded snake 10
which compared it, dragged its slow length along ior The
Last seven nights People Questioned beed and cacu
lated and crowded round the doors OF Parliament On NOR
hours though his speech reads better than sounded
owing TO the extreme hoarenes under which the famous
obviously eontending with moral well oratorc.i diff
culies he used the ad hotaiEn but sparngy nor
he great tribune OF the English people HE bert when
he discards mere personal CONFEDERATION and a.
unrivslsd the Honse of Commons But there wac
thing very touching in his yndca' Of his own honorable
history against the brutal abuse and SANDER he hos
oand than during the recent de-
bate IL know said and every thoughtful man among
knows and those gentlemen who sit that bench and
who leading you TO this enterprise they know that the
policy have urged upon the Honse and upon the country
conservative Of the pubc welfare STRENGTHENING the ln,
authority Of and adding from day 10 Gay es
You pass this bwben plead behsof those who
yourselves for this night for this hour above the region
OF party sf You could free yourselves from the petent
US here-I feel confident that at this moment should not
plead vain before this imperial Parliament on behalf Of the
Engish Constitution and the English people" Think Of this
appeal being necessary. and virtually falling to give votes
only 10000 workngmen in this previously srsociaie coun
and what wonder Mr. Brghs and indignation at
such seshness and folly should sometimes get the better OF
honorable his manhood But 10 proceed When Lowe
down the night bere ws no Reform debate and
believing against Mr. Gladstone apropos Of Manchester
petition be was fairly mobbed and faIiousy hissea
his way with considerable CELEBRITY and getting Policeman
between himself and the crowd turned hat IN hand hhd
rinned defiance before disappearing RON lis re-
gards Dsrae who drove mp his bougham, had also
hs popular Reproduction while Mr. Gladstone and other prem
leaders loudly cheered We joke about these
things Of bat they may prove be OF the times
remembers Macauay story aO0ui james the Second en
the c.Owd Of his day. The King sitting In his palace Of
Whitehall hears noise outside and asking what IL is. II 10.
formed Nothing only the people cheering The GcqgaI
nine King who helped of bis throne by the song Of LII
NbuIlero which Uncle Toby used that
after all john Bull has idea Invisible
TO be fattened out Of him completely accept this IT,
nominous treatment AT the hands rather feet OF his
natural supeTors rs he got this morning. On Thurs.
dsy, Lowe made wohnd half hours onslaught upon
and attempt TO increase the popular tire
constituencies, acknowledging with, hope condor
his objection 10 the bill its account
because the first step toward altering the present
system by which the many ruled by tho few Under er.
ng arrangements Of course the representation prac
eay tho hands o. the classes who live form by
other than daily labor the exclusion Of the majority Of
their fellow cOunrymen who their living by manual toll
And according TO Mr. Loves views the permanent msine
OF this exclusion IL essential 10 the welfare Of the
country Furthermore he instanced Australia America
against the terrible results Of democracy
Ii is good ourselves others and here
Mr. loves about the United States ready hand
that you may miss OF their truth wisdom aud frend
ness Always remember him editor Of Tie Timer well
member for Csnc rotten borough and village the
Of England:
America Whist doing Ia that couny Now that they
have eoiquered they almost ready Sesn In
people have undsIuted they do not send
The
bsnlrup who have losi their character and p
cod driven from everything they take up poll
Gos st Teso Laughter am cheers The Chancellor for the
Dehy has Sd England different from America ard Australia
and Ill but the difference W favor Of Australia and Amer
Co. Nd 'ssnst The msin dssDe that 10 those e'psIr'ss