New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

Theoretical anomalies and tho exclusion Of Numbers Of
persons who ought TO have the franchise ungueson
ably for elress but then those 10 whom he would gYe i
are camorous for il and moderate measure wouldn't
stop agitation, and only be used stepping stone 70
further measures Tho argument Is that OF tho boy who
refused be introduced the knowledge Of the letter ~
because of the other % that after" Ofcourse Oh
yer would ask for Whether that Is valid
for keeping him without food is another question The
Reformers Of England are busy organizing an immense
mass meeting Hyde Park for the zbh when they expect
TO be joined by Populations from all over the country
The question Is about 10 be aatod by means akin TO that
which repealed the Corn Laws and effected on entire
chan 20 in the national policy Already very heavy sub
scriptons have been raised for the purpose
Nor have yet done with Col Eyre aud the Jamaica
atrocities John Stuart Mill has presented petition in
the House OF Commons from tho wife Of Gordon, asking
for redress for the illegal trial and execution Of her
husband and representing that by his death she has been
reduced TO desttutIou and special meeting OF the Ja-
maica Committee has confirmed the resolution for the
prosecution Of the unjust ex;Governor The meeting was
rendered remarkable by the humorous casgaton admin
istered by John Bright to Nh Buxton, the only dis
scnent.
The caup life Of the volunteers at Wimbledon grows
more popular every year, and with good reason This
time tho weather is nsutieraby hot but not more 80
under canvas than in London. We are honzing some
Belgian rtemen, here on visit; we decorate our tents
with flowers and lanterns shoot necessarily Tor all sorts OF
prizes get up thearcas publish two camp newspapers,
The Earu'g and Programme, aud have all sorts Of fun,
both by day and night Verify Wimbledon the jOiest
institution going.
On Saturday and Monday last held in the ordinary
and with the ordinary success the annual tftc at the
Crystal Palace OF the Dramatic tONcge III luNOlFcSN
prodgious Of flirting and swindng Of the pro-
miscuous public by all the popular actresses, pretty and
Otherwise Swes pay half crown apiece for tgopenny
dolls or cigars the gnitOry puG Of which taken by the
innocent bps pet OF the ballet The proceeds 20
providing for poor old supeannuated actors and act
resses in the Countrywide would be much happier IN
town.
Col J. NJ Sandorson of Philadelphia, formerly Of the
NewYork Club aud II the Frankyn House, In the first
named city, has been installed manager OF the Langham
Hotel, in Portlandplace-one OF the two handsomest
houses in Londonan item that travelling Americans may
be glad 10 know The Augusta and Mantonomah are at
Shcerness but will leave for Copenhagen on Saturday
next The Prince of Wales intends visiting the latter,
believe on the invita- ion of Mr.. Adams. Mrs. Morse
wifi OF our excellent consul to this port, had an Al
Home July the lltl, and very brilliant and lively
There is current scandal about Queen Victoria ahoat
which seemed pepOserous that did not care 10 men
ton il before but ii apace and has even got into
PRINT, in Punch, and elsewhere, do so. 1t may have
crossed tho Atlantic in other ways. PuHct then, IN his
last number but published tho following Court CIR
cHiQr.
"BALMoRlL Tuesday.
Mr John Brown walked the Slopes lie subsequently
partook OF a haggs Ia the evening. Mr. John Brown
pleased to listen to a blgPpe. MIR John Brown retired
early"
This Mr. John Brown ia said to be a Scotch guardsman
who possesses most remarkable resemblance to the late
Prince Albert The Queen affects his society, Is said to
be very fond Of hmO believe that be Is her late husband
t.ed in to her prayers ct ccterato be- III
short crazy the subject, If not on Others sha not
write, but you may easily imagine hoc the tnng Is talked
about private.