New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
MEETING OF AMERICANs-THANKS TO PRINCE
NAPOLEON.

MEETING OF AMERICANs-THANKS TO PRINCE
NAPOLEON.
| LONDON. Friday. Sept. 10, 1862
| A meeting of Americans was held at Langham
| yesterday. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
thanking Prince Napoleon for his recent speech, and
especially that passage in reference to the advantage
of a democratic government in the United States.
| THE sTowE-BYRoN MATTER.
The excitement in regard to the article written by
Mrs Stowe on the subject of Lord and Lady Byron
has not abated. The newspapers still TEEN with
correspondence on the subject. A letter in The
Nars this morning says: In no instance in history
has any one told most unpalatable truth and re-
| pented of his handiwork. When the first flush OF
indignation subsidies all thank the author and pub
Usher for telling the truth. Mrs. Stowe unyailed
secret formerly carefully guarded by few, and re-
stored virtue and TO their proper places In
future it will he remembered that by her courage
there is one imposture less in the world"
Mr. Wentworth writes TO The Pan Mall Gdaeife
to-day in the matter of the Stowe-Byron scandal.
| lie says Lady Byron's statement in her own hand
writing does not contain an accusation as grave as
Mrs. Stoves. Mrs. Stoves story is inconsistent
with Lady Byrons letters. Mr.. Wentworth con-
cudes his letter with the following words: IL can
not allow that Mrs. Stoves statement is substan-
TALLY correct"
cpes hopes for her denial of the receipt of honor
arium for the story. IL is sure she holds, with all
moralsts. that gold unworthily earned leaves an
indelible stain.
JOHN BRIGHT on TIE COTTON sUPPLY. aF
John Bright Member Of Parliament for Birming-
ham, says, in letter that "the good harvest will tend
to restore health to the general trade of the country
and when we have n sufficient supply of cotton,
Lancashire will recover faom her distressed condl-
ton. II is more cotton that we want and not more
taxes on imports suspect that the free people of
Lancashire Will not fail to understand this"
THE TIMES on THE COTTON TRADE.
The Times has another article to-day the cotton
trade and supply. II says: There was a time when
intelligence of good supply of cotton in the United
States would have carried satisfactory assurance to
the manufacturers and workmen Of Lancashire.
The sudden destruction of the old cotton trade has
however been attended with the destruction of the
old conditions. Things are no longer as they were.
Though the cotton supply has come back again, new
fields and factories have been opened some under the
shelter of protection, and some in more natural at
mosphere. The more extensive demand for the raw
material raises the price and that rise deprives us OF
tho condition essential to the superiority we once
maintained.
A PEACE JUBILEE IN THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
Arragements have been made to repeat the Boston
Peace Jubilee at the Crystal Palace at Sydenham.
| The Messrs Lloyd are to build three steamers for
| the West India trade.
| THE IRISH SYMBOLS
| ARMAGH Ireland, Friday, Sept. TO- 1869.
| The Armagh Synod was opened to-day the Prlmate
prsiding Bishop Trenchs invitation to meet the
| Dublin Synod was accepted