New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

tinubam and Marylebone TIE former addressed oYt pS
Lord Aynberey-SOn Oi E9n RusstH ii0t crd fbe
boldly for Manhood Suirdge ana li.c I,".d Nj Nd
latter by the members ior the boICusn "''' ''''
murd Bealcs. oo.e,,
New volitical cOichuatICls Ne.S tHc ~ ~ ~ p iin
mont meet, the Earl ol Name.lury would be az o
m to s,lcrecd Farl Cowlcy a. Minister 10 France aI'1
DO, M yVainoe wOnld be raised TO the Iceragc siu
succeed ord MalmesbuTy as loid IiitE HtHli tt
R,,bt Lowe is 10 again he urged 70 ygI tic ,NSIaG
and take the Home Office vacated Dy MI; HLiS''S
It =. oSc Sajd that n vacancy is TO he made iqi r
Uorsman ii Inc VIII accept ONCE under Lold AfiOy
TIE GovERNORsTIP OF CANADA
Ills said to be definitely arranged that Lord Mas
now Chief Secretary for Ireland aud menoei ol N'c
Cabinet, is to succeed Lord Monck as Governor cen
eral OF Canada and that Lord Elcho Is to take the
Sccretaryshp thus left vacant. These arrangemehts
WOuld doubtless strengthen ana ia INC ld'''i O''O
would pOpularze the Governments
OBITUARY.
Death has been busy during the monsh ot tos JanH
ary ameng the uuStOcTacy OF the land. lhe MaiquiS
of Exeter popular q statesman, oI5Sh%li anu
gentleman ier half a century, was huTI6d wltHin
few DAYS of the Earl OF Kingston. On zoe day lhaI
n beautiful young daughter of Lord 81 vincent was
buried the cid Countess Of Mayo-Hother 9l Ih9 Ih9
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Lord NIsCGSG; anu h
on the 9th died at the age OF 81 S9ah eoIu'" tnc
DOwagcT Countess OF Jersey.
The COURT.
1t is understood that The return of Her Majesty ana
the Court to Windsor Castle VIZ be The beguRng
of a somewhat gayer season than usual. The Fnnce
and Princess of Wales arrived in London ON the
18th of January, fer the season and tCO& up !heIt
/ ouepters at the Marlborough House. Inc Court
are TO be visited during the Summer 10y the
Ces9reWtch and his bride the Prince ana liinccSs ol
Prussia. the King and Queen OF Denmark, lhG N!llg
of Greece Prince Louis and Princess Aice 0i hesse'
and other members Of Continental Royalty
THE GREAT EASTERN.
The Great Eastern is TO leave England on The @Oth
| of March for Ncw-YoIk. The intermediate shaft OF
paddle engines has been condemned, and MessIS
G. Forester & Co. are to put IN new one |hlch Is
bcinq forged bv the "Mersey steel and Iron Com
nanyp and is TO be finished by the 18th OF febInaIy
Six new screw engine boilers are also beng surpiied
The " big ship when Size again ltaVes lhe MtISey
will have accommodation for 10 less than 2stU pas
seurers She is to run between New-Gork and liayIe
during the Summer IL connection Win the ans In
/ hOItlOn.
TIE FLOODS IN YORKSHIRE
1t is 20 years since any approach TO the scene ol
dcSolatiOn now rcicUiUg IN the Yorkshire Valleys H"S
been witnesSed; tie sAddcn tEaw mas ca'Is'd "C a
inundation rs exceeds even the disastrous LOod OF
! 1861.
/ PERSONAL
Mr. de Ia Poer. lately elected member OF PaIlia,
mrut i'm Ireland has brought action IoT lbcl anu
/ defamation of character against MAJOR NonbNeH
for having called him during the election contest
id Fenan.
Sir Robert Peel has been addressing his nelghhoTS
| i'm Tanworth on "Ihe Church as ny law estab-
shcd and the best means Of making IL nseiu 10 the
people. ,.;f4,o T,-d
/ Chancellor. King Hudson, so long a dlS,IO"iEd
! potcntate, will have part OF IlS own &ga.h' Hr
RECEIVERS considerable estates, and hc Wlll obtain once
/ more the command OF a decent revenue.