New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

CONSERVATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF EARL DERBY
On Saturday June g. Parliament not being in ses-
sion the Prime Minister aud the Chancellor OF the Ex
chequer devoted themselves to receiving the congrata
tons Of their friends. Among others they received a.
Conservative worknmans deputation from the London
and Westminster Constitutional Assoelation Inc uepu
taon proper consisted Of men earning IN gnr las ss ig,e
view with the noble Premier and the chancellor or the
ndoptea At the inaugural meeting Of the association at
Pnieo few days back generally TO tender suppot 70
policy sl on The reform S question afford q
cOnadctng the assertions Of the Reform League ta'
Mr. william Bennett chairman OF the execgtve com
the e;oyernmen and Offering certain resolutions.
Several Of the deputaon having spoken, the Earl OF
It is by the Combination Of the working men
with the upper classes OF the community that Con.
and 70 S @ e esae to oat @
benefit and welfare Of the country II ny your assist
which we have in view to combine the feeling the
and thereby through the union OF all classes promote the
harmony and good feeling Of the country AT large SO as 70
With the blessing OF Providence and by your assistance we
hope to enabled 10 carry through III II DC hecessaS
epes upon II WIN n. be t Gs
cessary do so at no distant PehiIs m now in conte
pation Is eectedt is needless for us TO say that Oh
that Csssspa tsso done in the discharge public duties
enfitis us 10 some degree Of confidence the part
q the snd oa & s s Slsss
them such ammon OF support as may enables US to
oxer iRe SifcSes through which ii may have to pass
IL0nd and continued cheeriDg. =,
The Chanceu II Of the ExcbeQuer then rose ana inade
brief address after which the deputanon witharew
CoSsEcRArIoS OF cnCEcn IN nnS MEn"hi o1- ihh LN'A
BATES OF boston o..a -
On Saturday the sh of June the Bishop OF OXFORD con-
secrated All saints Church, Braywood nanHson1 anu
Minister ard Madame Van de Weycr as memorial 70 rhe
fte Mr. BsSes, Madame Van de Weyers iathet. Ine
church. with its commOdOus parsonage wnen que co'n
Pleed will cost nearly "A n' and enSow Church on the
New Lodge estate and understood that he chose tae
site His benevolent intention has been carried out WIN
cultivated taste and unsl%ilng s,fon renod between
the early English and the decorated IN e - ,h Iets
Of this chapel there 10 snenorla wnoow 10 u @
Mrs Brand the eldest daughter OF the oeigiah ,.
and the wife OF Capt Brand, who died at Wnasor soe
tpoDths aQo In the deed conveying lrom VI: ."
weyer 10 the Commissioners tne VI
age s STIMULATED the south transep ana the SUI
Iolnng memorial chapel shall be reserved ior ,no W
his Exceileuey and family, and that the nc1sea ns
tine church shall be set apart for ever as nc
place Of the Van de Weyer family.
LETTER PROM THOMAS CARLYLE.
The correspondence relative 70 nr awe zen ,n
fne question, will be in the RECOLLECTION OF our
TIE ZINES Of June 10 prints the following letter oM We
agree with Tke pail kcu Gazeue that from It's exagger
A6n Mr. Car4ye's style 1t seems 10 DC OF doup't au
SIR could stil WISH by way Of marginal note 70 your
friendly article Of Monday last ne In.es =, Inn ,,o m
add for nav own and for much valed f,id = the
two following little bits OF commentary ist isal ~
Join I'm heavily blaming Mr fus anu nueSo e
90 not blame him At all but the s nlntint my
haIne and then OF caIeessiy hurting toiss 10y ma
wild incredbty ali he had 20 report OF ibe-I me, anu
Indirectly Of the whole vast mutie OF ma
bors whom live with herein London and Us suburDt
than 2OO0OO0 OF should think, VINO All pcbs,o
by second nature IN On ObgiDs peaceape, ana pt'ee'