, 1869-06-06
LONDON.
Political and Personal Gossip.
fhe FIcsh-Pots In the House OF
Lords,
Miss Braddon---Walter Savage
Landor---Daniel DeEoe.
Art, Epsic, and the Drama
Newspaper Gossip.

Newspaper Gossip.
lFkox OH OWN c1RRksrospESr.l
LONDON. Nay ~.
The Q2ecu is Ia Seotlsld again, and London
sa!es.urn nro chA1ng themselves into rcd rrpub-
icacis1o- They Rsy, sardonlcaly she has got
1t into her head tn1t the Enytlan monarchy Is pass
Ing Into republic; and, out of pure bcnerolence,
she Is cndcayorlag to Accustom the people 10 the
sosencc Of royalty, 80 tna, the change may ba u
slt1ht as possible The Londouerz have no douos
learned by this time how to DO without corrt The
nsn oFarTcu. who wAa hung In Australia for
shooting her second snn, told the Colonial Secre-
taIy that the Feclans spared The Prince Of Wales
hce-se they knew he WIS doing moro h1r1n to
monarchy living than he could possibly DO teaA
TIE government intended to pr1nr Nil the dc
ssatchcs nom Australia relating to the attempted
assassination, but when they sew this tnes gave
orders TO stop the Issue. However, Nj. Scwde-
GATE, 4 Tory member, obtained a copy, and pub
ishcd II enitc IN a weekly rzper which belongs to
hlta, caiIe,i tie Ftres
The House Of Commons arc taking galp OF
IRISH a:r in The coEa!rs, calling thelr fo.tnishts
holiday the +tWhltsuut1e recess" Some OF
thttr sIttugs have been fea1tu1ly late Scores OF
elderly gentlemen have no: known wha. it Is to be
Gays cSt OF rac seren and II they happened TO be
ou rp-!..sttees which meet at noon, they hare
t,Irpt the candle Al hath ends. And now they are
hurting OF to he country. inspecting the.r mills
and thcr collicriea The House Of Lords has had
no ecch treat Their French cooks haze perfected
tatir sa.7ors WoEks Of AT without lear OF deiay,
aud the Bishops. rs yet have not usd presented
10 them crucial choice between spoiled dinner
and party debate By the time this letter
reaches yru the dinner question viii be getting
PAINFUL with then 1t ID An amusing sight, an
Archbishop or Bishop IN the chamber Of the
Peers As the hands Of the clock approach 7ocloek.
Tie looks Al Tao clocks In the House aEd then at
his owa Hutch, and he grous 80 ndge:ty That one
pties him as we1l as laughs At him But unless
The Peer IN opposition intend going Into The sulH
and letting The I:sa Church measures Pass IN
cha1Sed there s,e late and hurried meals for their
reverenccs in Etost.
II Lr Bright could but he allowed to speak In
the House ct Loras, bow differently somc Of tho
Aar1ulses and EA:1s would talk. Earl Russell has
now TUNED upon him, and pretty }ob he has
made Of II The Misfortune Of Earl Russell has
alway1 teen this. he keeps aloot from the people
Hc secs only an exclusive cotes.e Of old Wh1ga
and Is among The laSt to estimate public opinion
rightly, To Mr.. Bright he hAs been alternately
friendly and hostile. The last tine saw them
together Was at the dinner to Nj, VIZ Lloyd
Garrison Nj. Bright was then IN the chalr. and
EN-, i1csseu NAs ~ JUS sur a. n's oes1 me ~.
~ uesea 49, Mo'e 'nAn so'saes.
e', l4asu oH4 u.es.' ots.4iu = sue SELL ~ u4s aa
tae' bue a. enA' o'eAA!.se as eoloseu appaleuuS
Lac amnslnR sayings WIN wnlca NJ. bhens' m Ms
nEual way, animated the table However, touch
the Land, and Earl Russell runs baek to his order
ant makes common cause with any upubcy OF ho-
1edliAsy enemies Ae nsA eaosat II ena1pls ftom
the Liberal press Tor endeayoring 10 lecture VI.
Bright and the Ministry upon tht!r shortcomings
Politicians Who, twenty years ago, would have
hssel us boo1s' and who thought NIL the wisdom
ano at9n.15 o. mooe.n pounea Hele embodied u
@ t0HoH' ~. t-as"' "''a 'en -'41 pAauH III Il
assppothiso 1nan. ..
The CID echool ot POLITICIANS 1rc nnd1ng all sotts
Of rcasous for the 1aet thAt eighty me ahers
o. fHstaneut Soleo tAss week iof Dill enehun9
sFot9uSoi INC inna1AtAuks o1 an5 astt1et 70 IDOL
Aa MI Inc pubAC no1ees OF tGA1 dAtt1cL Tue Tt1
reason Il, the Increase IN the number OF per5ous
in favor Of prohibiting the liuuor trn!1c and the
dirccsueas with which pubuc opinion can now,
through the enlarged sunfage, act upon the House
Of Cec1monA I an against such Legislation my
tef, but ! can FEC that 1t Is becoming popu1af.
Drunkenness l. tie Boulce Of haif the crime, and
English publlcans, a. q body. afc the mos, besot
ted and selfish Of men, Bar a bette. uccuse Law
would meet the case
LITERARY aoss1r.
Mss Br4dAop, regret to Say, Ia still ve1y III
and unit both bodily and mentally not only 10,
literary xort. hut a,so for any Kaye medical soc,
CIV, This state Of things ,ns party brought o,
by oycrxork Those who had her in their tot!
Kent her perneruslly nj the pen. Win an avn
ciousness which II is surprising she did nos resist
the, worried and persecutcd her into constan
roveJ.xrt,,nr rnr,, abe cnnld a,nnd II nm 1onoe,
n All m, ,r7,th xrr- tnown ,hrmt the rtrcnm
elarces uuder which her l.:e worm were written
the seeercst critics would pity her and think NOR
highly OF her talent,
Mr. John Forster Who VIVA edItnr nj the p.
a,nsn-v nexkn.nt.r for a limo sertes NJ ve.,z an
ubo haa ur1t,.n rs,r,n,ro hn.-ran nh,As ~. e.r
out LIE or water savnuc 1andor. which Is
subject Of conversation The old veteran III
ncay1s mad towards the close az hIs Ion9 life an
sadly t,sorscea himself n, n,th lila conduct
ponc .ou,o I.1taa w,1 ruch that he m, oh,lu,
IN icorn ~ eonnt7z1 - cscans the consauuenc,
OF III. aot4- NJ. rerptrr ,td.< over tht, pnst
the narrative quickly. Iandor quar7cled vii
nearir crerJ one-ccrta1nly with all his family.
and haa 1t not been for the long enduring Kin
ness Of brpther poet LII. Browning. there vou]
have been sui, worse tragedy In his life
Florence 1t seemed III though the worst part ,
him, which nc could Keep down when he v,
ycung and Strong, rose imper1opaly the mast.
when his bodily strength acca{ed The cor1espo,
denrr In the lnfmnsr rnarrs II a SnluAt,ye ro
tr.out.on to contemporary histnrv.
An Iudusu1ous zealot Il irving to n,akc I,
world believe that 1t has been al In the vzo,
AkNut Daniel t)tfne- hat he VISA mt nIaaent
and Rat,r,, h,t a rovv and a f,hn-chn,, a,
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we.r NET u,,n ..,,,c,x rtacnrnre, oornmen,s
Ther .rr .,uavs rr,sv ,xhen .o.,n st1nnndor,
Improbable alteration Of history Is waiting, to
MANNED n. the xnra netne.s nractlcc NJ send,,
ort hts r,r,,,Yrdtnn+s r+,In1z ,,naor drtt.io
namas 10 narn1t.rJ, co,re,,s1t Snr n,,noss.
th,s and hrt thi5e the on,n,on or thr World
his day sad o: Inc arr tmmcd,stel5 following Y
haEe more weigh. with zenxnlc readers tnsu the
wonderful 1859 u,scoyef1es EIye an antiouar.
dicper but the idea- and a yca. or 1ro for
snade-xorr. and he would nrore II oecessa,
that Queen Elizabeth vas the aatho, OF "Rob
son Cru.oe, '' and that v Washington was N nth.
" Il Rasser Who travelled in the tain OF
Prince and Pr1nceks Of Wales "A the cnrresnondp
srcnrr, for The ocra.on- In 1nc same rray A I
cnotLs nrenartnp nj. acrount ~ thr gron1 IN,
1dnn1 ,h,nt thr mi. mn rnvlah,e onr.
HeyesdJ johnson intends explaining and tusti
tnR h1s conduct tn buik. pamphlet
GosAl IN AIT. ArSlc AND IuR DRAMA.
The new building Of the Hoyai Academy OF L
ne,hans the finest tor thc d,snlny nj raintinra
Eunorse il ntled Nth a o4n ocrson.- on an aycra
cyesy .,ay, The charge tor admission Is opl,
shilling but the y1slto.., .. present, are mostly
the Ncalthler clas1 Hnu bug pictures n well
look at them But there are scores or dis.ppo,n
.1tssx ~hos. rrorkA were not admitted. and
the nYss time \ sort Of riyul Exhibition Ia be,nr