New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

Duches 10 the Federal Diet-ln when nc ID 'or M M
right and morally wrong, everybody knows. but nAo
Dickenss Mr. Stryver, he has conrved to put MS auY
say in the wrong, which IS quite sufficient io LIS
poses And so we stand, like the people on the Soul
American coast when house wants rebuilding waiting
for the earthquake, which one woud fain nope Is 70
old Europe to pieces and inangnrate something m
Barring Italy, however the war begins 100 seinsny ol
everybody's part 10 indulge in much e1pecauoho
another lSiS-with Improvements. But IT viii come 'or
all that-the realization Of Shelley magnificent verse;
Fear not that tyrants shall rule forever,
Or the priests of the evil faith
They stand the brink OF that mighty river
IL is fed from the depth of thousand deus, -
And around them it PUSHES. and RACES and swell;
Floating Ing down to Thy gull Of Etarnyr
And God speed the time As an antthess, observe tnat
the stupid old Pope regards the war as @ Wv
remarks that it viii be impossible Tor france 10
the bayonets by which his lettering old char OF ST. refer
(which, according 10 Lady Morgan, has Mahometan IN
scption upon m is kept upright; that Rome the pest
place for corps O5sercat0nj and that, therefore IN
stead of recalling his troops Napopeon me IhiId WIN
probably send Thus, accodlngto ms Interpretations
the three nations OF Europe proyidenay peesheG
TO slaughter each other for his benefit 80 have heard
of Italian peasants roasting their own private ana eu
lar eggs on the crcyces OF volcano Impending eruption
One OF Gabadis friends at Capcra has an ass "hch JIG
denomnates Pho Mono probably because IL ~ an unusu
ally obtuse and obstinate animal wonder whether 'ne
quaduped believes that the solar system was eontVeu e
pecialy To grow thisu9
Meantime, Observation-Disclosures interest end expectation,
amusing ourselves as usual-Talher more So III
flct-in London. Let Tie Telegraph tell you now
The season is as brilliant ever Every booth m Vanity
Far is crowded. BIN rollng; o0g0e Ia QcAre Ihe
Court itself again a rel in London and While her Maj
esy been ousng herself to rcappear once Dore among
her peor has been zealuy aud successfully AIDED by
her children Two royal marriages are ABOUT 70 taHe le
with II approprate slendo Society was never ss!er e
the Park mornings the Drive and the lazy Ae sr
thronged back N the evening ana you see s.h
brighter cayal ade stu srande procession |n's &
Rum may be impending Oyer sono IL 'n III IL Inn ttcre
may sit behind the hoi4cman as OF Ihi out tu.le
a. any rate no Outward ana ,l, 1s' -, ~ ,oe yt
Tie elOries of the Row are not lrsuhsu ~ a' I'd
awhile Throughout the cay there are yes anu
entertainments The hogeT.shows OF lrto hhy99. Dsen
scale that puts the modest m'noIy % 1ear oG
TO The lush the necIuiy Of the realcst "Es
puIc private. their name l. legion Inc oldest professors
recoect such gen raj ouiOurst o. sons nc no w
defrahle amateurs are obliged TO mis- host OF tnen or
the simple given Ivy Boyl Roche that man canho
be- Ike bird in two Ilees at once" bota Operas gs ~
IA n activity. and both present. every night O performance
spectacle hat hardly be matched Throughout al Ero.
OF Intelligent" vel as lnstFo1s foreigners, oe Is
even more than the contingent. To say nohng inc
LIS en1 tbc Botanicsi Congress alone brought over
eo,lly troop Of scientific men, many 81 whom lAed our
Great Bobl 30 wen long thcr ly and as no sea
q Cr,eni ions we are duly fy,rsd with some Ctmese
notlenen and potentae whoI 10 tue ndgnaon 81 sierra
pboogists peoI e perst IN cflng the ofJahre
f riyae society need be sadi Eytr one knows In1
brs receptions pres II I'll kinds have never been more
lrluan In few weeks the charned circle WI ne trorei
,rs viii be gener rush To the woodlands the eeatnel r
sea; ahougn We III Know that 4e season Is aawn
rapidly toward its close, let Us admit thr sspe'I"s 20
sublime In the unnaggihg energy WIN %ngu Lyn
/ r,y 4 alike IN her PLEASURES and her toll
Al this though another bank has smashed and thcies
ANYTHING but satisfactory state OF things III the cly
The latest failure, Agra Masternen s-a gea Anglo
Indian concern since the anal gamaon Of the two names
owes its collapse, they say exclusively to the bears
who for other, made dead sc' az u ana
oven elegraphed injurious reports affecting its sOlycncy,
IN Undos an where, in very short time. deposltors
withdrew no less than S3JJ000O sterling. Thus people
Hay now be financially killed by lightning beleYc
Wal..t has nothing learn respecting such combine
tlons A large number of Anglolndian officers widows
and families have invested all their savings IN It's shares,
and il is expected shat the ruin will be Widespread and
d 4. "A
been occasoned by the sopase OF this bank than by any
suspension during the late paneenons elects 1eing an
tie,tatcd from II through Liverpool Calcutta, Bombay,
Hong Kong and Australia Nou will observe that PHHcb
deyotes his biz cut to the bears of the city, the
| prominent sensational topic.
our leri,atiye little Paul Dombey the Reform bill is
still peck OF troubles struggling hard for existence
It, treatment by IL advesars reminds one OF what an
old doctor laid about the cold water cure In IT'S early
DAYS applied 10 the govt. or course you Will 0lye
IL away for no geniemanly disease would stand such
treatment" ANY stick Is good enough to beat dog
| any hindcrance botheration bedevment will do TO
obstruct sore badgered ministry trying 10 pay mod
est installmen OF the debt due 10 the country. The
dirty conspiracy between the Tories and AdGlalnites
came 10 an gnobe termination last Monday night Capt.
Hayters motion had put the Government in critical
position which, there was reason 70 fear might terminate
IN its overthrow. But when the House met II be
came evident that the lukewarm Liberals felt they had
gone too far-risked too much. Rumors were abroad
which induced a storm OF questions, answered ooolv by
Mr. Gladstone, that the ministry intended no compro-
MISE wouldn't withdraw its bill, and meant to stand or
| fall by it. IL was as at Fontenoy Gentlemen,
enemy "roared and ran from noise OF their own
drums Lord John Manners had spoken eeby against the
bill when up Lord Grosvenor anu startled everybody
by declaring his intention not to vote against the Govern
ment He hadn't changed his opinion of the measure
liked neither the Franchise nor Redistribution bil-but
dreaded the responsibility of displacng Lord Clarendon
and Mr. Gladstone in view OF the disturbed state of Eu
rope and Of the present financial crisis. Such act Of
desertion quite dsheaned the opposition; the debate
was continued, but Mr. Whtcside said there
reality about it the "caves" dimensions narrowed every
minnie the diseonened making haste to quit IT, Capt
Hayter asked to withdraw his amendment got refusal
and the Speaker proceeded b. put the question Then
sued an extraordinary scene, the opposition making
grand stampede for the door amid the laughter the Satire
Cheers The uproarous delight Of the Liberals Thus the
enemy allowed Judgment TO 70 by default without a
division. On Thursday night, however, new mine
was sprung in the path OF the ministry A might nave
been expected full House had assembled to meet the
amendment OF SIR. Wap0e-t0 raise the county quahca-
ton for a vote from GA to f2O The House went into
Committee the bil the first two clauses were agreedto
with some technical amendents the thirdhe intrprea
ton causewas postponed and then Mr. Gladstone spoke
10 the fourth-the County Franchise cause-dcclarng
that any attempt 10 raise the proposed qualification would
be steadastly resisted by Government. Then rosenot
Mr.. Walpole-but Lord Stanley, with new amendment,
that the redistribution OF seats should be settled hrst aud
the franchise clause be postponed This remember when
the primary objection TO the measure, as alleged by Tories
and Adullamcs, that il was incomplete rRhout the
redistribution OF seatsvhen, as everybody knows tho
latter bill introduced especially TO satisfy then and Is
certain provoke the lenghest discussion When too
Earl Derby Lord Staneys father bad pledged himself in
the most implicit manner that the bill should receive fair
play at the hands Of his party and not be defeated by
. a combination which could unite nothing elsen SO
much for the honor of the Tories Virtually the amend
ment meant just this as put into plain language by TIE
TelegraL.
Desiring in spite Of all have said and in spite OF
own bill s9 reduce the franchises feeling persuaded
that II we can effect this ransposcn talk the session
away and prevent passing the vital clauses
the franchise elauseswe move that you
allow US to smother your bill with portions which you
introduced 10 copcilate us
or az John Bright Witty said: "The noble lords
theory and that of the honorable gentleman opposite is
that We should try and get six, it NAV be ten, omn
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