New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29


BY person rented "a him by bcCl an estate N ana worn
i2l 600 Tho timber upon Il worth 100 altogether
MOI relation ~ s nan Who caves i 10 per cent Tho tax
therefore would be- A3 anl hany one Oh w 20
trade in ay Of those hings net lands and houses
he wond pay 932o0 hut my friend RECEIVING s egNJ ~
land and the timber upon paid Just sec and why FOR &
y that the made Ivy landlord and proPfIted
Parliament and the owners and ns.sors o. dn Iu mo b
The conclusion Of tho speech was an alpa % the icy -
should like to ask any ministers Of religion IN ts
audience fSevern ,oices Yes yes. nave tomtuuies
thoueh that ,bop ke on audience 81 600 ZOO Of them
whom could preach political sermon ana 20 Sbom
could tell something which fear Their thsooeea soo h.e
sc nv cb"e in neskjn Of Tho question OF free trade and
particularly The struggle for the abolition 81 th Noi
uttered these memorable words lie said be thought there las
nothing that would 30 tend TO wooe breath OF British so
ciety the abolition OF The Corn Laws beIete 10" u
there nothing which would so end to sVesten me peal o
British soce,y hcadssion Of large and generous number
ofihe working classes TO citizenship and the exercise OF
chse Loud and prolonged cheers now IL my Woss sos
reach the and reach the heart ofany man who is interested
advancement Of religion in this country ask him TO
consider whether not great political obstacles 70 the
extension Of civilization and morality and religion within the
bounds Of the ni!ed Kingdom W. Daess Laese W.
you and l. We behete IN supreme kner OF the UNIVERSE We
believe His omnpotence We believe and humby trust
in mercy We fnow that the strongest argument which Is
used against that bef by those who reject H. an argument
misery and hcpessncss and II that darkness
could be touched transformed myself should be driven
10 admit the almost h'ng force OF mat great ARGUMENT
But convinced that just laws and enlightened adnlnsua
ton of them would change the face of this country Loud
cheers believe that ignorance and suffering might be
lesenod incacuahc extent and that many an Eden
in The waste wilderness which spreads before us But
can do that the which has hitherto ruled in this country
its foot terrible peril its future lies multitude which II
has neglected Cbec If class has failed that Is our pur
Is our cry. Let try the nation. Chee This II is which
has called together these countless numbers OF The people 20 DE-
sublime in their yasness and their resolution think discern
as il were the hops OF time the gnmerng OF the
better and nobcr day for The country and for The
NJ Bright then resumed his seat having spoken for nearly
m
similar meetings are to be held at Edinburgh Dundee and
Warrington and in London delegate meeting Of The London
Friendly Societies convened by the Lsndon Worh
ngmens Association had taken place for the purpose Of or
ganizing great demonstration in favor OF Reform
TRK IxPEcTED DISSOLUTION or PARIIAnEST.
The London star publishes the following does not hpgcr
to be generally known that Col TAYLOR the Go'snmeht WHIP
agents throughout the Kingdom urging them 10 devote special
attention 20 the register OF @ as an appeal 10 the country
ARRIVAL OF THE eUEKS or DESMARK IN LONDON.
Her Majesty attended by the ROYAL suite landed at Dover on
msdSiaiy Proceeded 10 MsftGroash House who're they Win
main the guests 81 the Prince and Princes II Wales
THE INSULT AGAINST eJnN yIcroEi4 IN t"iss
Tho pere correspondent The journal dc GenSrs writing
the TIA The English Minister NJ Harris has com
PSSdsScs gaL6.hei On ne 81 a@o ID Tie oasde a. Lao
,Snn4 Isis Fa,.sse which enag ,t 'er.ou. mraa,os'
sIeIos eph Tp,oH snSIg ~, E rs, 'S,as ~
that the forms b. followed 20 give sne, 10 saoh com
lea, 90 lin fll liberty o drrdiar Wh'ih'f lAihp
steps should D. taken in the matter.
IENTAN COMB EflHiiS.
On SATURDAY thc 18Th just ubcf " marfiifies anu town
,ouuc fs estmbd 90 itf y,poo Police Station 70 witness
experiments With tho fcu.an cobusbo frd rcc,uty seized
portion u Tue fluid Togrel quantity o.. oose cotton
aud stsls aud IN stoat o. milai's sponi eons Etei
hottie containing fad then dfsEei against w HhL
Immediately h,aamc ~ fame Tho spceai0s were
locpy Impressed with iLs dr'rrtfe quality ~ ne tui
Nam haze doubted - r1sf,Ice - isnian orrania
ton in IverIool bot The laoc which c0nlrg 10
light W.. them. ~ tho 1arsfiois
ufsanglishahe qualities ~ re h1ut state thar
h.r aro NJ Superleud Hewitt pouei son,s = u 90
cotton, woo aud WOOL elFs l ik'n aced so Whole com
pe'cy Under wafer, WHARF fuHr.ntd for Neef u eht
then asen eut and placed the tcor Ena 10 I'VE Minutes bad
bar.i into flames ii.mss
in GRAND VoLUAIIIE itTIF Al hkusttis.
Tie English ,ounts.f- numbering tf whS have gone TO
Brussels le present. tie r National are heng iecd M
prncely manner The King has invited them 90 magnificent
banquet.
he nAes city article 81 Tuosdry further Increase
the abundance II money consequent She payment Of The
dividends. has caused recovery n tie funIs
arOo Withdrawn from the Rank Monday, for Trims
mission Alaldrh pay for pafchasrs Of glpian
induced by the recent advance In tho Liverpool mar
ket . ,.
The Tasmsnan frem the West Indes has brought fi4os
600.
R42oooo expected the end Of the week from Australia