New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
GREAT BRITAIN.
DIsRAELI's MANIFESTO.

on the reform project, gives Its history
and recounts his objections thereto. lie holds that
the Ministry h9d right TO expect that the wings
would wait and learn the temper of the new far1a-
ment on that question before pressing its consldera
tion. but their leaders saw fit TO bring before the
House Of Commons at the very last moment,
measure severing the Church and State-for the dis
establishment Of the Irish Church meant ana IN
cuded that II involved also the stirring mp OF add-
tional rancOr and bitterness IN Ireland. It wouid
unsettle property and make coniiscaton contiguous
and worse than all, il would give England over TO
Popcry. and practically TO the rule of foreign
power.
THE UNDERGROUND EAILRoAD ~ NEw-YoBK.
Ocr. "A contract for the construction of the MI
derproupd railroad in New-York has been concluded
with the English engineers who built the under
ground railway in this city, and they expect 10 enter
upou the work at an early day. Mr.. W. b. Duncan
who sailed from Liverpool on the steamship Acoha
YESTERDAY took out the contract for the approval OF
the Board of Directors.
TUT CHINESE FNfBAssI-AEOTHlH of DlLLS
TRAPs-THE NEW IRISH SECRETARY -cLhss
uATEEDs-HOW WORKINGNhN i ABB SID
-THE NEW PRTss ASSOCIATION.
fTRoM OUR owS CORRESPONDENT
IoSpoS. Sept o. lsGs.-Hlr Embassador Buflin-
game arrived on Saturday IN good health and spirits
lshed with his associates and suite al the Grosyenor
Hotel NOT far from Buckingham Palace. The tone
Of the majority Of the English press is far from be-
ing cordial 20 his mission. You know already what
animosty Tie Tim,', The Saturday R0ier ana TIE
Pail NAL Gd.etie hayc displayed. They arc likely to
find that they have completely misunderstood Mr.
Burlincame ard his mission. Alone. of oil the Ion
don daily papers he Daily Nors has spoken as II
il comprehendcd that the true interest oi Lngiaho
was to wait aud see what Mr. Burhngame had 10
propose before attacking or udlcuiihs hm -"
T,Jeuaph deals with the subject in iis usual style
Its article was all chat IN both senses OF Tue Moin
The Standard which is pure Tory. breaks ground ms
morning against the treaty, but has eNdcly sctlNtu
It's cue from IL ministerial authorities. ana VIII sut III
their kew whenever they decide what tbat sIiai ne
The Embassy arrives az noihoilsi WI If nav
nobody Is in London, and It's hardWoihcd cilCl na!
have a few DAYS rest. HIS MISSION ~ 80 dlHel'h'
from what interested persons have chosen '" repre-
sent it. that there is every reason 10 expect lo -
favorable receptOn when n comes 10 bc undsihtoou
Mr. Burlingames purposes are bcuer compi,ncnueu
on the continent than here aud ln more thab QUE
Fnronean ourf his favorable reception Is assured IN
advance. Thus FAR the opium sinnggleis alu mohoP
oilers OF English commerce and pdiiisahs OF tIle ou
English oyerbearing pohcy '9Wdlu nl'n' n't - 80 80
access 10 the newspapers. ana done tDoli pH' lo s
lead puhic opinion There - plenty oi Time LOT ine
wiser Judgment Of English statesmen to make lteeH
n is probabe enough that another of Mr.. DisracIs
traps IL getting ready 30 be sprung There are signs
of purpose 10 postpone tue elee'o,s' nov tSeu & ~
begin Nov. l3 The business IN the registration
conrts has been 50 much increased by the lhnthso
number of frivolous objections and frivolous claims
ON the part Of the Tory agents and attorneys that IL
IL very doubtful whether the revision lists VIII DO
ready by the appointed time, OCt.S. III mol ready
necessity may be dscOYcrod for putting on the ecc-
tons and then Of couse for putting on the net,ng @
of Parliament. Bnt the meeting of Parlialncnt was
already fixed Tor 80 late day. December ~ lhat u
is scarcely possible 10 postpone ~ without clyihs
il over INTO next year. The ministerial Pah was 'iiat
Parliament should get itself Organized receive me
Queens speech, and adjourn over the holiday INC
Liberal check 10 this move was 70 DE an alciulhet
To he address 10 bc proposed IN reference 10 INC
Oueen's speech IL will be n convenient ana cleNcr
countercheek 10 have no meeting ut all IN December
If there is no meeting there can be no speoch IL 10
speech no address in reply; II 40 address, no aenu
ment and if no adverse vote on an ancndhioIit 'S
Ministry stays in, which latter IS the emu anu MN oi
all recent and current maneuyers III Tory poIlIVs.
pretexts for pttIng things OF have thus lar never
heen wanting but fancy that the adjOuinmenl oI
the elections would raise storm snch as MI DlSI"
ellis colleagues might not care to lace
The new Secretary for Ireland Col wilson Ia(ten
is fsj wears old, Lancashire man. member ol Tar
lament for the northern division ol that country TOT
30 wears and more Not an eminent man. not particu
lnrly able but of The most popular men III Inc uhc
Hoiise Last year Mr.. Dsrae made MN thanceuos
of the Duchy of Lancaster, an once purely h9noIa{
peonle wondered why Col. Patten should identity
himself with administration 30 dsslaceu ~, anu i uis
h0nOred even with It's own party ls lhhl oi M ,r
raeG Heretofore. although stting on the Tory
hencbes Col Patten had avoided beng known i,s u
naitiSnn lie was liked and trusted on the Ihbeia
SIDE rs well as the Tory. In the pfNate p!siIuss VI
H. jJnusc br was a kind of afbiter. But t appears
,het iii. GOOD natured wcllbred. casy-gong coun-
,r gentleman had "A spice OF ambition alter all IL
,rSs moi much 10 be Chancellor Ol the Dnchy OF
Ionea.ter but 20 he Secretary Tor Iftiahd WIS
a good deal The promise Of the Latter once on the
lirst vacancy miaht make a man content To- hold tue
other a while and To endure the poliucal company
of Mr. Disracli. Under the last Russell Admlhlstla
ton SO eminent mau as MI Chichester foitCSouo
w as Secretary for Ireland. Under the coming biau,
stonc Goycr1imeut il is probable that IL Will be hed
hv the much more eminent Mr. john Bright tol;
Patteu has never been credited with any hpeclai
luowledre ah0nt Ireland ana he VIII scafccly rave
time either 10 acanre To use any. IL lrelhhu mas
NOT mnch 10 fear from him. she certainly has morning
TO hope IL is not probable that Col. fatteh eltlei
lnows OF cares innC about the country lle IN 81 w
voyern--any more than her late secretary, Hoiu
Nayo knows on cares about The SO,0U,Uu people VI
India over whom Mr.. Disraoli has made MN inaslei'
Uut when did this Tory Government make tlle "ci-
fare Of any people the fist consideration III '' NJ
pOintment of thcir rulers -, 49,. .,o.
Certain Journals SEEK ing. by the basesl iheas,
To excite a class hostility against wolkinghsI us
candidates for Parliament. Try To understand tlat
i'm England 10 be IA wofkingInan IS 10 belong to a
class POLITICALLY Outlawed. When such = man az
resisted with as much violence as il he sought 70
enter nnnvitcd, Belgrayian drawngr0om lho
House of Commons has often been called tue besS
club In Iondon, aid il initiates the exelslyeheSs Oh
the hest clubs. 1t does not want O stop bribery l0
cut down election expenses. IL - "a House Oh ici
men, Its business is 10 legIsate III the lniercnla VI
prorerty aud IL means 10 contlnue%hat III IL. WIEN
a man like MT. Odger presents himself as csli"ua,I I
foI Chelsea the organs Of the privileged classes assam
him with "a sort of abuse which B1ck f9hss.Iox
himself could scarcely suTpass. The ran Ma"
t;a.,fff which adopted Thaekerays descIIP
ton Of his imaginary journal = paper
written by gentlemen for gentlemen Eis