New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

sltuency faithful to the principles II had ever pro
fessed In auson to the objections which haa peSn Si
own Interest in the direct and Overwhelming
10 mans was so great in the return of the LDeTa
uate They owed 10 him. he said allegiance 10 ther oWn
principes, and for the manner in which he had t
oea 10 enforce them Was he to be only nomnay h nv
yoklng hum to colleague whose vote would destroy tne
Iorce oi ms Better far that he should cease 20 9 ne
should be content TO sit and speak, and vote wlth az
ed Iu S SnIeeDled a9th9rty In cohcluso' sion M oeane
who would defend those principles which he DeieVeu 70
be from the happiness and grandeur OF he
ON the following evening the Conservative candidate
replied TO Mr.. Bright.
THE BELGIANs IN LONDON
On evening ofthdlsth simultaneously with the Grand
Reception Of the Sultan in the City, the northern part OF
London was all alive in consequence Of Grand Ball on
scale Of almost unequaled magnitude taking place at the
Agricultural Hall" Nearly all Of the 5000 Begians were
present and the London papers speak OF as the lar
gcst ball given" The appearance Of the hall was
exceedingly grand and elegant and there said to have
expected, but did not putin an appearance me fpInee
Alice Prince and Princess Teck andithe Due:Of Cam,
bridge Dancing was said TO have been Kept up uhuh
O'Clock in the morning.
GRAND GARDEN FETE AT MISS BURDETT coUTTs's.
This hosptable lady who inherited the immense wealth
Of her uncle Mr. Coutts the celebrated London banker,
u also large property Of her father the somewhat
celebrated politician, Sir Francis Burdet and who IL
said be the richest in the world entertained
Engsh aristocraey in addition in the grounds attached
TO her suburban villa, Holly Lodge Hghgate ABOUT
seven miles distant from the Bank Of England In north
westerly direction Everything passed OF admraDly-a
hearty welcome and splendid entertainment was gwen
without the fuss and ceremony which attend state pa
Ieants The Begians got royal and noble welcome,
IA the best Of the words.
The band OF the Coldstream Guard played upon the
lawn and other bands performed IN other parts OF e
grounds. Some disappointment was manifested The
Prince Of Wales and the Sultan did not put IN an appear
nce Prince and Princess Louis the Duke Of Aosta Prince
and Princess Teck and tho Orleans Princes were now,
ever present The Deeuner laid IN three splendid
rarQues the grounds In the center one there were
af for 2s guests Each Of the tents visited by Miss
outis and her Royal and distinguished guests during the
ian1uet and the Earl OF Granville was the spokesman on
ehnf OF the hoapitabe hostess. The health Of Queen
Victoria was proposed by Col Gregore OF the Belgian
Carde Civque, aud that Of the King and Queen OF the
Belg1ans by Prince Teck. After Miss Coutts Garden
e" the Belgans repaired to the Agricultural Hall to
e nreseut at grand concert given in their honor Mad
me Dolby, Madame Rudersd0rf, Mr.. Sims Reeves, and
Mr. Weiss the principal sooists and everything
passed of we'll -. -
On Saturday. July 2O the Belgian festivities" were
wound up with Grand Volunteer Review at the Wnble-
don Camp There strong muster OF English volun-
hera and the Regular" regiments OF Guards added 10
Inc interest and grandeur Of the scene.