New-York tribune., 1867-10-21

afternoon TO fulf prior engagement guard Of Royal
Marines saluted the party the hand playing the natoa
airs OF America. On the following day the gallant Aunl
raj rejolned Mr. Cory and his colleagues at Chathah
and accompanied them official mspee tons OF the
Marine Barracks the proceedings closing with maIch
past IN both slow and quick time and with formal hu
aton OF the cOOrs OF the corps The party then en-
barked for Sheerness in the Admiralty yacht Enchan-
ress on board OF which luncheon served and during
the down the orlships the Opportu-
nifty OF placing the vesse on which they
were entirely at the disposal of the gallant Admiral Tor
the remainder Of his visit TO England on arriving at
sheerncss the flagship Formidable sauted the Admiralty,
who at once conveyed their American guests ON board
that vessel where they officially received by wee
Admiral Sir Balw Walker, the eCOmuhuder-inChi M
the More. On leaving the ship in the Admirals barge
with the Ame1ean flag IN the bow, Admiral Farragni
saluted with 10 Guns from the Formidable, and
landed at the docyar, where all the authorities OF the
lowed by the Beard OF Admiralty whom he accompanied
the establishment and the day ended with magnl
hcent banquet gwen In hs honor BY Sir BALDWIN walker
at the Admiralty House Saturday was spent IN the IN
specuon OF the Naval Reserve and OF the deienses m ne
Medway after which the whole party returned to town
To-day Sir Sidney Dacres and members OF the Board
Of Admiralty viii accompany Admiral Farragut to Wool
wich dockyard and arsenal, leaving Westminster Drdge
about TO- IN Mr. Penns steam yacht the Engineer which
he has kindly placed at the service of the Admiral for the
purpose. Admiral Farragut is accompanied by capt.
Leroy and Flag Lieutenant Commander Watson, both
Of whom, like their chief DISTINGUISHED themselves IN
the Late visit carried out with SO much eordlaty
and good feeling Will no doubt prove gratifying 10 all
THE .Byssrsr,s EXPEDITION.
Tho transports with the A9ysina9 PSnesE p
Alden for Massowah on the 2sth ut There IL no later
news from the captivcs.
Adyiccs from Gibraarstato that great activity pre-
walls establishment formed at that place to puryey
Tor 1e n o, ,@ d %Gs aY ae peeeyed
the Deputy COmmssary General and the Governor OF
ports are about TO leave England for conveyance TO
Alexandria OF the mules purchased In spain. Ine ah
is supposed that before the end October 1000 may
required, be collected in the vicinity OF Gibraltar. inc
measure Of collecting and shipping mules from Glora
h considered to be very advantageous one Tor ne expe
dition although the authorities AZ Cairo ana the Egpp
Assyria at much lower rates and that the latter ami
mails arc the only ones which would stand the climate
large enough Tor making real lmpresrion inc siScIoS
Of Egypt II Is understood has ordered corps OF 10000
men TO proceed to the frontiers Of Abyssinia.
LORD BRoUGHiu oS ELECTORAL CoRKUPrIoN
The following letter from Lord Brougham appeared In
The Globe OF the 1th: D.. -
10 ne Eferer The Glooc 49,.
take bm m most important deAhbsd Legacy
The rio,- In Of the eing laws clear that
s ,a II % S Sas arm s,s,,S 1S s" electoral
objection he made and that Wescsci proseeaton shod
When We cone the open manuer bribery been avoNed in
mAy bongs L always be Kept in view that The e,gS'p,e 20 Of
,d that there be no ticay proving "ha' Is
universally stated
MR.. rrncY wYxAHAM on TIE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUEs-
on the 9Th Mr. Percy WyDdham VI. p explained to his
con utituenis for voting in favor Of woman
suffrage He said ne had always avoided giving any de
or ncke reason An immense amount OF mapprehensoIl
cN scd as to what effect of that vote was. Some
seemed 20 think II would cntttc every woman 10 vote
No they would have very good ones Dut that
was not his intention. Assuming however that woman
had property and paid toward the burden 0f tine local
rates thought she should have voice Let them take
q case. They had In view AZ MhehaNen the election oi
their local governors. and every single woman OF
widow in the town, who had property would nave
vote. Why should they not vote for IncmDrrs ol
Parliament Hear hear and laughter The present law
acted with very great injustice. People Thought great
deal of politics ~ this country, ana many farmers Wes
aware he spoke with truth when he said their wives
were A. GOOD farmers "a themselves llaughterl Now
10 frequently happened never heard Of an instance ia
This county but ne had heard of them IN Sussex
when farmer died. and his wife remained with capital
sufficient 20 carry the farm aud ability Ia farm u az
we'll as her husband the landlord came ANA said az
very sorry know you have capital, but unfortunately
We Wl. for this farm; and. therefore although
YOU are u very good farmer YOU must leave the ialm
Everyone would agree that was hard ease and "t'
20 amend OF that description he had gwen MS vote
order with real property not wives ana
Young adics-shoud have votes; and when the locuar
~ Of the occasion had worn of would be FOUND 10 resi-
uron basis Of truth and Justice.