New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

Of battle there would be necessity for "bayone and
butt practice And this just what occurred in the
late Bohemian battles. According to BeDedeks orders,
the Austnans fired and charged; but, when they got
within 80 yards Of the Prussans they encountered such
a CHASTITY return voley as TO stretch them In VIM
rows upon the ground, like wheat after the
passing OF the reaping machine The Pussians, conf
dent of their weapon stood in three ranks the first kneel-
lng taking aim and firing their five or six shots minute
some say eght--un nothing human could stand before
it, The poor Austrans stupdiy brave as when surprised
by the rAed cannon Soerno, had TO suceumb fighting
and dying with heroisn worthy Of nOber cause than
their inncky Kaiser who has, however ones sympe.
hies in this part Of the quarrel against bully BsmaIk
and Prussia Finally, 10 dismiss the peede-gun for the
me being, Bntish officially Is greatly moved AZ ,nsse
bio for the English army. They arc to be
delivered shortly and will probably be forthcoming
inst before shall be discovered that have something
infinitely better can assure you that the great bulk OF
the English people is extraordinarily ob'use about our ma
ton, war, and all It's belongings-more 80 than most
Americans would think possible.
To English matters proper. and hrst, TO pohnes; f"r
the last ten days the country has virtually been without
Government and got on az vel as with one IKE the o
tOse from which the French surgeon, lie Valiant, scooeh
out the brains when 10 went eating cabbage icaVes
without apparently experiencing any ineonvemeno.
remember that Mr.. Parton, the blograpnr hau eoio.
tho DRY that a model newspaper ought 10 dispense WIN
editorials and o similar principle persons oil Logical
turn Of mind have speculated Emersoncay, whether or
not Government We're necessity o national existence
An inouiry of this nature involves much "desoating
skcpticisn-as orthodox dvincs term everything that
tests their dogma- by common senee-that people ought
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sort has AZ last been formed, though Ike the unmarried
nurse baby, il is very htlc one Even IN quiet tm's
the administration with which Lord Derby pro-
poses 10 ruie England would he pronounced s'n-
cularly weak; lst5 II is little better Than bur
ksque upon government The tIeachnOus Adallamits
won't risk compromising themselves by connection with
it. Pcrhaps these political tas found themselves 20 M
fitted for the society tie bas's The BIRDS or todrop
metaphor that they were ~ much too liberal or the
Minister who sought thor aid MS TOO tory fr he 'ofr.
mcnt that had ignored ana debel them. Perhaps Lrd
Derby found that Lane aud his colleagues would Prove ~
troublesome colleagues they had been useful allies
Where the hitch lay there - htilo uso ~ lngunne
way we are have Tory Government, p1ro ana simple
as thoroughly Tory Paul Louis Conricrs model con-
sorvativc WHO cn'd on. At creation Mon D".l con
serve Chaos " the gentleman Who, according 10 Douglas
Jenod never looked with rat acion ~ 'De new .lo"h
ont Of tespect O that Venerable institution the ola one
It is III fact the old Tory Ministry which England bas
known twice before, and much better known u"h
trusted IL euters uns'rugtheBed with fresh blood, ana
incumbered with al The dsc'dt of 10 former bnbdrf-
IL s characterized by great defects want "l eyper.
official lie, consequent upon the long exc usiuh OF
the Tory party from power and utter hack OF
from The nation. lie only two new member,
are II ! do not mistake, Lord Cranborne and
Mr. Claiborne Hardy. The former has obtained hs
emincnoe by uusrupgous bitterness Of speech and Hatred
If Nj Gladstone; ne latter represents the ignorance od
bgoiry Of the nivcl,iiy OF Oxford Tor them qua Tie
rest 40, nan Of them bat y descent aud de1cord-
ton from the late Ministry, who Will nov b" feht strong
in opposition OF the TONES intend TO ho'd on
Az long they suck to the Treasury bench-hut for
how long will that bel Their Little game and plan OF
csmpaSs Is a. follows 10 nish the present session by
on Application OF the viEdDgup at, and promise "a
introduce Reform Bii next year To phcaie commcr@
by enforced Tcducnon Of the bank rate To provide
for themselves and al their hangers Ia tho recess 10
get Lord Derby 10 have attack Of the unusual
seventy when ms physcians viii advise total ccssAa
of official labors and Lord Stanley may become premier
To introduce OF emaScuated Reform b and 10 trust "a
the chapter Of accidents generally for their pforsct"i
existence Sc the Torcs-"Hope told haierirg tale,
etc Men q: the present generation have yet
the liberal party ia opposition believe Ia be slmI
overwhelming. T.
We lad our mass meeting favor Of Reform Last Mon
day. in spi,o OF Sir Richard Mayne, who didn't DARE
interfere but judcously backed down In mud pronun
ciamento. There was dense crowd around The NesoJ
monument and swamiug mp about IFS scuptlrcd bosc
dense crowd lining the IN font Of the Nations
Gallery, and spreading down To Chanty Cross-noi p
nor post unoccupied. The numbeT estimated al JVov
bv some at 5000 by others, seemed 10 TO be from
1000 10 H. 600 Perhaps about ~ per cent might tc
iders and ighsecrs aud 20 say there was not sglt
sprinkng of blackguars would be 10 assert that TIE
crowd utterly unque-unlke any other That had az
sen bled IN London elsewhere The bulk Of the me@
ing however, undoubtedly consisted of bona tde working
very large proportion Of them had taken lN
trouble 10 dress themselves for the occasion, IN trr
Sunday clothes II 81 show the West End that those
from the East not the ians and sayagcs described
by KWe of The Tunes and Cane As for his " drnnkeL-
ness and violence, there was simply nothing OF ibs
kind Detachmcnts from the suburbs came march
ing in headed by their own bands-skilled workmea.
most Of them-enginecrs from Maudeys ana osn s.
great manufactures, who known 10 be lar more
fearless and independent in their sentiments iar more m
telgeny interested In the politics OF the Gay .ah many
them Some of the speakers used rather strong and bitter
language-but less than that OF the Hon, BOD Lowe
regards the behavior OF the entire hsemDaee II eoa
trased very fayoraby with that Of the Tory opposition
during the recent session. in afer-dnner debate there
were fewer hows fewer firm-yad limitations, and graf
deal more sobriey Quiet thoughtful, determined ear
nestness was the characteristic OF the meeting, very
plainly recognizable that only those could fail to discern
Il who were willfuly blind TO its existence That the
crowd might easily have been led into mischief Ia true,
but only BY one t6ng-ihe wilfu aud unnecessary inter
ference of the police. We going 10 organize another
meeting-an enormous one to include dePutaions
from the proyinces-to be held II pracucabe ~ h!de
Park.
On July the 5th Queen victorias third daughter PIN.
cess Helena was married at Windsor 10 Prince Christian,
who should be called Turk from his poygamous tenden-
cies II is the first time that bgamy has been winked ut
by the present Royal Family Of England As have writ.
ten before, he is morganalcaly married already and
has family the eldest girl within five years OF the age
of his present wife Moreover he Is ieglilmate, his
mother having been morganaticaly married TO his
father The match entirely Of the Queens making,
and rously unpopular here Christian IL regarded as
an advenurer the Queen pronounced mad the whole bu
sness Objectionable. He will probably be Her Majesty
We kept Uncle Sans S7h birthday rather quietly in
this capital this year, Liverpool ecpsing MS, If may
believe the papers There not only the American ships
in port displayed the National bunting but also the steam,
ers belonging TO the Cunard, the nnan, the Allan, and
the National Steam Navigation Companies, made
gallant show the waters OF the city, every BRICK OF
ais eeInented the blood Of negro Also the Office OF
Mr. Dudley, the American Consul, was conspicuous FOR
its array of Union Jacks aud stars and Stripes, while all
the leading American houses had the Columbian emoems
floating from their fagstas" In the evening too large
number ~ Americans celebrated the anniversary by ban
quet al the Washington Hotel Here, have no doubt
that what Yankee craft there IN The dngy foo Oh
the Thames duly exposed the handsomesi flag the sun
shines on to the gusiy rainy, chilly, lawy day, and
perhaps Mr. Morse enycned the busy secuson OF Dun
ster Court with the banner-bu we bad no dinner ut
St James's Hall, no Qualification and, happily,
no speeches. But Mrs Adams issued cards to
an AT Home If upward Of $50 guests Americans
and Englsh-a comparatively private testivtv, exceed
ngy enoyed by those who had the good fortune TO be
present Among the number your correspondent and
his wife and he would like very much to do justice to the
occasion only that unfortunate adjective he has Just pre-
feslixiiY heiers him. He can. thereOre only