The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-10
ENGLAND.
From our loNnoH CORRESPONDENT.
Adetina PATHS 1sarriage-The Weather.
Election Party Tactics-Hints TO Wine
Ilrinl rera

Adetina PATHS asarriage-The Weather.
Election Party Tactics-Hints to Wine
Drinkers.
LONDON, July %, 1888.
The marriage OF Adeina Patti, so often announced
and so often Denied took place this morning at q
Roman Catholic church on the Chaplain Park road
The Marquis de Caux the happy bridegroom
and the Duke OF Manchester and Mr.. Costa gave
away the bride, who looked more beautiful than
ever In her simple but appropriate toilette. Signor
Mario, Madame Grsi, Madame Titiens, Mr. Gye
and number OF operate and fashionable
celebrities were present. The Prince de la Tour
dAuvergne, the French Ambassador ana the Secre-
taries OF the French Legation PATHS witnesses
Of the marriage contract. Miss Harris, Mile. Rita.
daughter OF Mario, and Mile. Zanz were the brides
maids The party will leave at once for the Cont.
uent.
On Monday the newspapers were advising Lon.
doners to adopt the habits OF residents of the tropics
Linen coats and trowsers, straw hats umbrellas
and other preventatives OF sunstroke were in great
demand. To-day IL Is cold enough for November
an easterly wind Is blowing and we have had rain at
last. In spite OF the stormy weather the annual
cricket match between the Westminster and Char
terhouse schools is being played at Lords and, al.
slough the match is not over when this despatch
leaves, II seems certain that Westminster
will win in one inning. The Zingar
Club or gentlemen cricketers are talking
OF going over to America and only need an invita-
ton from the ST. Georges Club, OF New York, TO de-
eide them. Their address is Lords Ground. Mr.
Stephen Fisk has been elected a member OF the
Marylebone Cub the Oldest largest and best cricket
association In London, and he Is the first American
erthus h0nored.
fne specimen OF English election tactics has just
been brought TO light The town OF Cardiff has
hitherto returned liberal member. The Marquis OF
bute owns grea, deal OF property In that neighbor
favor OF his cousin Colonel stuart but now he has
changed his mind and has ordered his people TO elect
MIR G ~ ,o n se Marcus y ~ mere poy
Cardiff member OF Parliament, ana accord
lngly great fuss IL being raised about the
matter I'm the liberal organs. What all
the corruptions NJ American politics compared
70 this system, by which boy determine who Is
TO be the representative OF thousands OF votersS No
wosder that Mr.. Horsman has out In an cleo
ton address demanding the substitution of selected
Senate for the House OF Peers, aud no wonder that
the telegraph IN editorial this morning attacks
the principle Of an hereditary aristocraey.
Tie cabmenof London are TO begin another strike
tomorrow The reason ~ that the railway coinpa-
nies viii permit only certain number of cabs TO
wait at the stations TO pick up return fares. The
cahnen insist mat all shan have equal privileges In
ths respect and they are undoubtedly right; bat oil
London VIII he inconvenienced by the method OF
coercion which they have chosen
The vines at Madeira are reviying this year and
we may again hope TO drink pure Madeira wine.
Inc ELECTION" tanvass-Nn Advanced Radicals
Vote by Ballot aud Life pecraue-.
The election canvass was very active and candi.
dates were more inclined to bud little high for the
popular vote.
Mr.. llorsman, not long since Chicf sc rotary Of
Ireland addresses his constituents wi.ha yery 90.
vanced programme. lie avOSs himself supporter
ofNote by ballot aud au advocate for excluding The
bishops from the House " Lords lie "a also IN "a,
OF dtsestahishng AMI disendOwing the ProtcStaut
Church IN ireland and OF creating life peeragos m
The London workngmens Association propose
calling Labor Parliament. Cor HE purpose of select
,ng aWes'e r9ha,h9e, ne,onsng 10 we working
There is a movement AT Pontefrlc' fur Inviting Mr.
George Wilson, President OF the National Reform
Union, TO become candidate for the borough, IN
conjunction with Mr.. Chdcrs.
Mr.. Bourke brother Of the Earl OF Mayo addressed
large meetings az H. un, IA candidate In OpDOsit On
10 Sir r. Buxton. lie quoted recent speech by Mr.
Roebuck in defence Of the IRISH Churca.
The Hon. r. Lascees, conservative. docs not ofrcr
himself for reelection AZ N0ithalerton, aud Mr Hut
{ e has become a candidate az supporter OF the
Mr.. Daniel Quincy, who Originally introduced sir
Powell Buxton 10 the electors OF Lynn. has publicly
WITHDRAWN hls support, on the ground that Sir
Fcw,l voted for the SuspensOry bii-a mere ma
n@uN4e TO bring Nj. Gladstone and hts friends into
Mr.. G. Buxton stands for East surrey. ami in .
letter FROM ore OF his supporters the new electors
Gre spoken Of US favorable TO the success Of the
I ler4l cause.
me electors Of yoSqhsl, ireland VIII be addressed
tY Mr.. Weguelin, young English merchant, " anti.
~ isterial politics me claims Of tns present re-.
the local Catholic clergy, who possess very great IN
nuence over the voters; but az counterpoise u ~
SAID, his opponent Ia fortified with letter or intro
duction from Cardinal Cullen.
British Opinion Of the American Satmraii-
zafion Act.
from the London Times July 2ol
The passing by the two houses OF Congress OF the
bill fO' The protection OF naturalized American citi-
Sens abroad viii pot take any one by surprise. The