, 1869-03-28
LONDON.
a Sensational Newspaper in
London.
Attacks on Distinguished Men.
JET. Davis in the House Of Com
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TIC F,nntomIme-A Chapter for
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LONDON, March H.
There Is nuw sensation every Thursday In the
world OF peefa And-Court polit!c,ans A ht1b-
priced paper, about tho 6xe Of the Pull Nat O.
s<ttt, comes out once week With some new attack
upon public men through their pirate lives. Thts
u noF@ thing to tho present generation. Ualf
century Aso such mode Of warfare is known ia
hare been common, but the feeling Of aociet1 nas
long been bitterly against It, The new organ,
which haa Just reached its serenth number, Is
called "TAs Queens .Akssen9v: 4 Weekly
Gazette Of Folts4cs and Literatnte.-'' On
It's nut paEe, 4fter the title. uru
the Words Ho, all ye who have suffered wron1!"
and IN another page is the following notice: All
properly authenticated cases Of nepottan cor7up-
tion, oppression or injustice In any government
department win BE- Immediately published In the
Quetns Aessenger." The trst indly1du. agsiuat
whom the poisoned azzow was directed was Lord
Stanley. In direct language be was accused Of
practices Of theft, and Of dlag7actng hi4 pamo by
this criminal offence Tha nrst authority for tnia
statement Is traditional story TO the eject that
come Jeata ago, at meeting on behalf Of N iustI-
tuition for the reformation Of juvenile cyiu-
inals, Lord Stanley said IN his OWL case
he nsd, when boy, 3 tendency to
appropriate other boys possessions md shis waa
~ANAF4eA
Until every sussp has come to believe that Lord
Stanley, when boy. WAS IN ineo,5tgihle thief, and
Is now Heptomanl8a The Queen1 IMe4aeae4
gEasely NphrAd. one Of the Scotch Universities fpr
choosing - tbs Lord Rector one who Il nu,enasle
to the laws Of his country.
| RoYAL pCKK, En uRANTux.
The last number has ferpcious attack upon 4
certain Royal Duke, under the thinly-yelied dis.
gulse Of "the Duke oS Fa{ebrp<ner" The Inter
nan,e IA taken from the supposed tntm.ry Of me
Dnfe Niih IN e1-act5easet shnilsr manic. Tne
w,4ter begins With ssJtrx that "Once upon dine,
very long ago, there lived In remote countI7 and
among forgotten people, an rncouth man OF con.
fused intelligence" This man w1s Prince Of the
EctEnn2 family and soon became notorious In vas1-
ous dIscredItahle Why's
"Hc debauched the daasnter ot 4 uohleuan, WHO
neTeT aftes1aru could bear to look upon hls poi
l9ted child; 20 She died far away from home and
1edseS ns i, s1a . o. osf 1f9 ls9a Then ns
Der time, Who was lnted Into ioE.ug him partly by
the rp5all4t traditions Of an ancient coprties
aee a iaa E s ~ Sea e l.; ~; r. eza
he bIokc his promise to her Ia a manner which
hutnbled her to the Dust: and she died, also,
midnight riot On the stage OF = theatre. about q
public singer; Two infamous public trtals; ION ID
asSse wata ~ a. Il immodsst dancing gtId, not even
MORALITY. were the ne1t exploits recorded Of this
rune1; aad then, Great war breaking out, be
VIII Ad3Eu Ii Qi&Q N1AuEAfY CQt0U4nu-F ~
This Ii war with Russia il which the
Duke IN question certainly did not distinguish htu,-
sell 1t IL gross exaggeraton, however. to sa5:
history has no parallel to this craven c.der or
mighty most; curstnT. PRAYING, crytng. qnaktng,
enoe Of ths enetuJ. Having dl.S1seed I h hiaseir n
more eontemptibly than any other captain cYef
seen IN acton, be led home, md according 70 tie
usual manner Of btstoHing State places 1t that
time fn that country. he was mada Commander
1n-Chlef Of the royai forces"
That the Duke should be tho Cpmmander-,u
Chief Of nations army Is uuquesuonauis farce
Al the 1Est note OF war, he would be set asids
The writer proceeda to describe the Duke a. prac-
Using corruption In numerous WAYS and a giving
important posta through the medium OF "lenaus
andbu1oons-" Nearer to the truth Il the sketch
Of bis violence Of temper and his coatseness Of
language Not far rom the reality Is the Last patt
the portrait
"Ab he grew older he acquired striking reseut-
etanee 70 Tue pictures Of Fals,an, and nscamo u
a.!a hung nroa him all aHry; his terJ star q
gnshood va w an; HI: nae ha1d soled and
no dellserabce possible from the Coarse, stupid
monster who did 80 mnch wrong auti caused 80
many ncartachca, because It was the custom of
tue country never 10 say worl against the nch ~
There has not heen auch writing as this in the
Engfiah press for many day, and no wonder the
CONSERVATION and disgust are great
Poor Sir J. Champion, noN1 Minister At NailF7d
Is another target He was diyorced, the world
KNOWS, from Mis- Dalfc, on her petition on
the ground Of his Incompetence, AMI Of course this
u literally used. At Washington his misconduct,
We arc told, Hss 30 extraordinary that the Aucr1-
can Government contemptuoaslJ ordered him
home; hut, neyerthe1esa, he received the valuable
elnecure Of mAsiou to the cx-k!nG Of Hanover II,
1851, md was promoted to the great place Of Am.
bassador At st Petersburg only twelve months A.
te1WafdA "1t MAS while there that he ptacttscd
on young mad beautiful girl cheat 80 tmpurs
and nninAn}J that she barely escaped with her
life By tnatituting against HIN pruceed!nRv which
Easc rise 70 the most scandAloua trial on our 1eKat
records Nls general proceedings IN the russian
capitM we're 30 e1qas.teiy shameful, his behavior
wa At once 10 obscene snd 20 Ridiculous, Il ex-
cited 30 nneh ecoru hnd mcItmcnl that his lie
must haVe becn burden to him; nnd therefore,
In ls6a, Lori Clarendon 4fid not hesitate to send
the most Absurd and unacceptable pessnn he
could poAsoly have found a. Envoy to the Queen
oESpaln-''
s1r John cr1mntonas no saint AMI don't know
that veT7 much injustice Is dune him. Bus
VINO ID IHx LtBkLLkR7
The Proprietor and etftt0r OF and almost the sole
writer On this pspeT, Il tn iegttu,ate son Of the
late Dn8o Of buckingham. lie was for sonle time
IN the Dip pomnttc service, beginning a Queen's
Messenger. lie Il clever aud accomplshe.i but
'HHA>S+AAA
and then writing against them anonymously In tho
prcsA He hAs, believe, been twice compelled to
retire, and twice has found 1nauence enough to
caf7J hin back Ono ttacea In hks career tho not
inffcqncnt dlscontent, restless ambition and m.
happiness Of ono born under the bar sinister. AZ.
knowledgnd oI his father, and cyeu encouraged to
take the title Honorable !" aud to cut 4 crext m
h1s carrage It Is Jet always "a the ilieuttma,e son
that he has been Known, sud his lIc Ia Z constant
connict with d1na- Hardly u 1t upon sacn N au-
shortJ that the chAtacttrs OF English statesmen
Ia the eyes Of the world should depend
Jxs7 DAVIS IN THs BoCaz or coxxoSa.
Je6e1ron Davis 8as once she hero OF the ruling
half Of tho House Of CommonA Could he have
broken the blockade and paid ,ytn8 rlsIt 70 the
Chamber, he might have held lcvec, and an
not sufo the Speaker would not hare LEFT hs stand
to show him respect Even Mason, who had but
ttnEe OF = borrowed glory, was = little lion In his
way, and It VITA common to see him visited In the
Hoose b. enthusiastic adyoc1ita OF the South. But
Davis IKE Iuci!tr, Is fallen, and will nerer In this
country, nse again lie WAS In the House Of CON-
mons On enc Of the grand debate nights last week.
but the fact would have escaped all record were II
not for the keen eye Of gentleman Of the House
whose duties call hin to become acquainted With
every one occupying privileged bench. This gen
sieInan became thus awart Of Nj. Davis presence
and describes htm In one Of the weekly pspera lie
calls the sketch "a Fallen Hero":
'poMn ,sstrs. q under the gallery. knps.y seated
BE, or ctdesant notable, on whom every ere
would hare been 1xed II The memte.s had Known
son = nine !. he % menton Il @ os 9S 1ae IT.
lately. the world or IT feast the Yankee world,
g1sx pale; and althouRt II has no ter7ors nov, Il
t1-Prestdent Of the southern ConiedeEacy, and lis
appearance quite disappointed Us. We had I'm "
fai suea IT. Jeorson S5 ba!s Ma:
must be man Of Striking, commanding appea1-
anee. He : noweEer, auytainG oot taa1 HAS Of
thin: and i 1nere be ANYTHING remarkable. In lis
fs.surea NJ u 1aatssaons dc Of power. xe faled .
Il aheq u1s esasa, &c a.
aftaroned d; s,;P gs1sReF; aes the fresdsn:
sPesu - ssa eennaaa III a1;Ts fnea q
advensuzer who had tn1uwn for Kingdom aud
lost bis ~ And. further, that AFTER rear Of u
mercy, Just been let out Of gsQl The port and ap-
pearaoee Of The ex-Prtsident Vas most ntelJ much
1 e,Is =, RPesnS ResSs Tne2 th he ~ sst y m
different to that q he boved, stricken, dscanso-
night bad be entered thst lo6oE when be vas Il
the xtntth Of his Rtory, what crowd Of members
would have gathered round him! But now he comes
ter Dc dme when peera1 baEpnetz, and h,ra SON
comMopess would h47t unbonreted before him:
s cut aoT ses5eelJ anyone gEeets hu and thete ase
x.o4V ~ f>ot ~ ~ AA44t 4G1E@E1AG- e
The loser pa!s; neret1heless, We could scarcely
help pttJt1g him +"
TIE LIST OF TIE F4N7uxnH
PAntofutne II over md the clown and the |
gpR1tea have disappeared a lady who Was oue Of
The h1tes IN the boxes the other niSht-ehe bezo-
t1u> and lored compamon OF TWO Istle onea WHO
With her Were do1hly heat-tAs written down
their Impressions, and shls hare begged for child
Teaden II Chicago who hare ncstE seen London |
pa1tantmt. ny f1tr htend begins: What ioos1 |
Of ave were fastened on the curtain tmpe,etahly |
Fatlfng The mysteries Awe only equalled n de- |